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AVIS1TT0
CHASE C1TY
The Splendld Mecklenburg
Was Vlslted Yesterday.
WELL-KNOWN PEOPLE
Rallroad Men, ^hyslclans, and Others
from Richmond and Elsewhere
Made Welcomo?Lunch
eon and Speeches.
"The Meoklonburg," the now, all-tho
? year-round botel, pleasure rosort and
eanltarlum at Chase Clty, ln Mecklenburg
county, Va., was tho sceno of.a ycry
pleasant ocoaslon yesterday, when about
a hundred physlclans and surgcons, rall
,oad and nowspaper men from Richmond
ond other Vlrglnla and North Carollna
oltlea and town gathorod thero to partake
of the hospitality of tho Jefforson-Meek
' lenburg management nnd lnspect tho
magnlfloent property, whlch bos been
bullt up on the suburban hllla of the
county. oloso by Healing Sprlngs, fa
moBS ln their locality and dostlned to
gatn renown throughout tlie world whon
eome of their ostonlsblng curcs becomo
better known.
DIRECTED BT MR. FRY.
The excurslon wae undor tha' dlrectlon
of Mr. P. M. Fry, manager of tho Jef
feraon and the Mecklenburg. Tho party
left by apaclol train from tho Southorn
depot at 10 A. M., arrlvod at tho Meck?
lenburg- at 12:80. atarted back at 4:30 nnd
- arrlvod tn Bichmond ogaln at 7:30 P. M.
. ,TMs aJlowod plonty of.tlmo for a aom
plete InspecUon of tho handsome hotel.
wlth lts homo-Uke and yot thoroughly
? up-to-date appointmonts, Ita broad vernn
das ond halls, receptlon and ploasuro
rooms, to try lts elovator sorvlco, lts
. tolephono, tolcgraph, postal and other
facllitles of communlcation, drlnk of tlio
sprlng waters (notably the rare chlorldo
of calolum and llthla), look at tlio Bar
uch system of batha, and laat, but most
enthusiastic feature of all at the mo
ment, to partake of ono of tlio most
' agreeablo lunchcons ever scrvod.
At the' concluslon of thls refreshment
Dr. George Ross wns called for, and tn
hls usual happy manner he ncaultted
hlmself of a pat nnd wltty exprcsslon of
the appreclatlon of the assembled guests
for tho prlncoly hospitality of tholr hosts.
Dr. Ross then called upon ono of the
brethren from North Carollna, Dr. B. F.
?Hayes, of Oxford, who refuaed to allow
the old North Stnto to be precodod by
nny othor than Vlrglnla ln appreclatlon
of courte3y.\ Dr. Hayos osked to hear the
sc-ntlmonts of Dr. J. Alllson Hodges, of
Richmond, and Dr. Hodges spoke elo
quently, to the froquent applauso of hls
hearers.
Dr. J. C. Walton closed the speech
maktng wlth a few happy remarks, aftor
whlch ho rond a lotter from Dr. Slmon
BaniBCh, of New York, who wns expect
cil to be prcsent but who was dotalned ln
|"Ne-w York. Tho lotter was vory intorest
1 lng to the medlcal fraternlty, ln that lt
r^plained the valuo nnd success of tho
Barusch system of baths in uso nt thls
eanitarlum.
SOME GUESTS.
Among thoso who wero present wero the
followjn'g doctors, rallroad and nowspa
per men:
O. F. Wclslger, J. Mottauor Wlnfrce, 1.
B. Hloks, F. L. Chbrry, Edwin I.. Hob
son, Jr., W. Lowndes Pepplq, C. W. P.
Brock, Paulus A. Irving, A. L,. Mnrcy,
Edward J. Warron, W. O. Warthon, J.
Fulmer Brlght. W. F. Moreer, John P.
Davldson, A. L. Grny, Wllllam P.jMath
ows, Ben. T. August, J. T. 1-Inll, of Chl?
cago; C. W. Westbury, P. Whltlock, Wll?
llam B. Grny, A. t>. Wollford, H. Cabell
Tabb, Joffrv Montngue, L. M. Cowardln,
E. Davldson, C. H. Bosley, J, N. Upshur,
Danlel J. Coleman, Charles R. Roblns,
Wllllam G. Gordon, Charles A. Dabenburg,
Harry A. Coroy, S. D. Booth. Oxford, N.
C.; li. Btown.rt McLean, J. R. Glldcrslecvc,
Tazewell, Va.; Thomas Jefferson Rlddoll,
J. AlllRon Hodgos. J. S. Wollford, Gcorgo
A. Tellor, John F. Winn, James H. Mooro,
Frank S, Woodson, E. J. Moseloy, Jr..
James A. Robinson, Durhnm, N. C,; J.
T. Brttt, Oxford*-N. C,;.Greer Baughman,
J. M. O'KelljV DiSrlinm, N. C; Jullus A.
Smlth, Durham, X. C; A. G. Carr, Dur
ham, N. C; M. E. Nuckols, G. W. Tlller,
?Wllllam B. Jones. Dandon B. Edwards,
J M. Bookor. Philip Taylor, T. A. Mlller,
Benry R. Mlller. Thomns F. Joffress, P.
M Fry M. D. Hoge, Jr? Alfred C. Palm
or, George Ross, Frank X. Burton, Dan
vllle.
FAIRMOUNT WEDDINGS
Well-Known Young Couples Unlted.
Pretty Coremonles.
' Mr. John H. Cottrell nnd Mrs. Bessle
V. Harpor were marrlod Wednosday,
Aprll 14th, at noon, at tho pdrsonago by
Rev. J. 0.: Babcock, of tho MethodlBt
Church. Aftor the cer?mony, the couplo
were drlven to the brlde'H hnsue, No. 307
North Twcnty-Klxth Street, wSicro dlnner
was Bcrvod. Those partlclpatlng woro rel
atlvea of tho couple. nnd a fow Intlmnto
frlonds. I.atcr Mr. and Mrs. Cottroll loft
for Brln Shado Postoillco, Henrlco coun?
ty, thelr future homo,
One of tho prettlcst weddlngs oncurrcd
at ChrlBt EplBcopnl Church last nlght.
tha* has been ln tho Rnat Bnd for ?omo
tlme. whon Mr. Henry A. Whlte led to
the altar Mlss Roberta Hondorson. At 9
o'clock tho woddlrig march, rendered by
Mr. Bornnrd Hurton, annauncod tho en
tranco of tho brldal party. The brldo woro
whlte organdy, nnd carrlcd n bouquot of
brlde'B rosos. Sho was neoompanfed by
her sUter, Mlss Kutlo Hondorson, In whlte
organdy, over plnk, carrylng plnk onrna
tlons. Thoy entered tho church by the
muln alsle, preceded by the ushors,
Messrs. Wllllam Hudson, Robort Acroo,
Jainns T. Gary nnd Mr. Solnman, and
were met at the altar hy tho groom,
accompanlnd by hls heBt man, Mr. ITnnk
uary who eniened from thu vistry room.
ReVi'o, OiIb Moado performefl tho coro
mony. The hride ih the daughtor of Mra.
Kato Hondorson. of Ugon'a HIU. Mr.
Whltn ls a popular young man. Ho ls an
employo of tho I.ocomotlve Wnrka.
Mr. and Mrs. Whlte loft on tho Cheaa
penke nnd Ohlo traln for Washlngton |nd
other cltles for a brldal tour.
Committee Work.
The Committee on Hoaltb mat at 8
o'clock and approved the pay-rollg und
bills of thfi department
The chwlrmau of tho Bubcomtnlttoe on
gtabloH reported that flve mules had beon
purohased from the ltlctcnnnd Hauaar
atahlea for the street cleunlng depart?
ment. Of thls number two woro found
to be unsatlBfactory nftor trlal. and wero
orderod to be returned, but tho proprle
tor ot fhe stables refused to take tl?era
back. The mules. sald tho chalrman,
were now at the stables of the depart?
ment, belng carod /or.
It was declded by tho commlttoo to glvo
the mules a further trlal, and the blll of
tttt Rlchrnond Bazaar was paesed by for
future eonBlderation. The prlce pald fof
the mules waa $200 each.
The Committee oti Cemeterlos ttiet m
the Clty Hall yet-'erday at B P. M.. and
nudlted tho pay-roll of the clty eerno
terles nnd adopted a motlon requcating
the Comtnlttco on. Btreots to ropalr thtf
road-bod Of Onkwood Avenue noft* F
Street . \ . .
A reflolutlon prohlbltltig any stoolt to be
kept wlthin the oemetery groundB cxoopt
such os way be ownod by tho keepors
who reslde at tho cemetnrles wns ntloptod
nnd tho meetlng thon adjourned.
MR. SIMMERHAN TALKS
Says He ls Opposod to Any Tax ort
Mlnerals.
Mr. S. S. Simmorman, of Wytho, Who
offered tho substltttto for tho tonnage
tax blll, maltlng tho amount JW cetits on
tho $100 of value instoad of $1, aald last
nlgMt that ho wns opposod to any tax
whatever, and had only offered thejmb
atltuto In tho hopo of breaklng tho force
of the orlginal blll. Ho thought tho taa
now upon tho mltjoral landfl was aufll
clcnt, and hopod tho blll and tho substl?
tttto would both lio dlsmlssod.
Up to a lato hour last nlght no ogroo
mont had beon renched betweon tho op
poBlng' forcos.
i _-?-?
Damon Lodgo To-NIglit.
Damon todgc, No. 7, Knlghta pf Py
thlns, wlll confor tho rnnk of knlght am
pllfled form on two promlnent young
buslness men to-nlght. li'-l.i,
Aftor, adjoitrnmcnt ot the lodge refrcsh
ments wlll he served nnd spechcs mado
by Pnst Grand Chnnoellor James W.
Gordon. Grand Chancollor George C, ca
bell. Jr., Orand Prolato Dlckerson, Su
premo Ropresentntlyo D. C. Rlchanlson
and many others. A plcnsnnt, over, ng is
In store for every Pythaln who attonds.
Snap Shots TJaksn
Sn Jfotei Xobbios
&?????????????.??????g
Colonel T? W, Lnno, Jr., tho now State
Hospltal Commlsslohcr, nnd a promlnent
buslness man and Democratic. leader of
Wllllamsburg, wns n dlstlngulshod nguro
at Murphy's last nlght, and was wnrm
ly cbngratulated by hls friends uppn-be
Ing appolnted to nn offlco for whlch he
wasMn no sonse a cnndldnte, by hls long
tlmo personnl nnd polltlcnl frlend, Gov?
ernor Montngue. '? '??;.''.? ,
"Ho Is golng to mako ono of the flnost
otneors ln tlie Stato governmont." snld
Judge G. Tnvlor Garnott, of Mathews, to
a Tlmos-Dlspatch representatlve, ro
ferrlng to Colonol Jjane.
"Ho Is a man of wlde buslness tralnlng
nnd experlonce, Is an oxpert accountant,
nnd ls In evory wny worthy of tho conll
denco of tho pnople."
Among tho dlstlngulshed visltors at
Murphy's last plght, wero Dr. Ployd J.
Grogory, of Keysvlllo, Judge W. A. Ayers,
of Rtissell, and Judgo J. D. Tredway, of
Plttsylvnnln.
Dr. Grogory, who wns not many years
ngo a pngo In tho Houso of Delegates,
nnd who |k now a promlnent physlclan,
Is belng urged to run for tho Houso from
Charlotte county thls fnll.
Hon, Josoph S. Glllesple, of Tazowell,
has been spendlrig a few days In the clty.
He ls a wealthy farmor and grnzler, and
is one of tho now membors of tho Board
of Agrlculture.
It Is understood thnt hls friends were
urglng hlm to permlt them to advocate
hlm for tho next Stato chnlrmnn of tho
Ropubllcnn party, Thoy Inslst that ho ls
emlnently quallfied ln overy wny for the
posltlon, as ho is not mtxed up wlth any
portlon of hls party; he would bo sntis
factory to all. Mr. Glllosplo represented
hls dlstrlct In the State Sonnte from 1SS5
to 'S9, and ls well posted In public af
falrs.
Hon. Kaynes it. Morgnn, former mom
ber of tho House from Smyth nnd-Bland
countles, and d rocent appolntee of Gov?
ernor Montngue on tho Board of Visltors
of tho Southvvbstern Stato Hospltal, Is
ln tho clty nnd Is stopplng at Murphy's.
Mr. Morgon was upon tho floor of the
Houso yestorday, and was warmly grected
by hls old collcngues.
Judgo F. W. Slms, of tho County Court
of Txiulsa, wns among hls friends at Mur?
phy's last nlght. Other dlstlngulshed
Vlrglnlans In tho lobby woro Captnln W,
W. Dey, nf Norfnlk, nnd .Tiid.ee f). Tnvlor
Onrnott, Judgo-elect of tho now Thlrteenth
clrcuit.
Colonel ' H. C Aldorson and wlfo, of
Tazowell, Vn., are ln tho clty for a few
days, on a combination trlp. for buslness
nnd ploasure. Colonel Aldorson Is a law?
yor of obllV. nnd stnnds ln tho front
ilno of the leadlng progresslve men of
his sectlon'.
Pormer Senator R. A. James, owner nnd
edltor of tho Dnnvlllo Rogister, Is In tho
clty, nnd was mlngllng wlth IiIb friends
nt Murphy's last nlght.
Vlrglnlnns horo last nlght wero:
Murphy's?H. Ij. Morgan, Saltvlllo;
John W, Korr, Cllntwood; J, W, Cttld
woll, wlfo anrl ohlldrpn, Vlrglnla; J. J.
Honrlckhouae, Vtrglnla; H. D. Oole, Wll
llamsburg; John S. Osborno, Radtord;
C. C. Talln.ferro, Rnanoko; R. B. Cooko,
Norfolk; Robort Gllllam, Potorsburg; W.
A. Jonklns, Nowport Nows; John T.
Wost, Norfolk county; J. M. Ruflln,
Hnnover,
Now Ford's?W. B, F. Leech, Rock
brldgo county.
MARSHALL UPDFKE
LEFT THE GAS ON
Fact That He Left the Door
AJar the Only Thlng That
Saved Hls Llfe.
(Spoclal to The Tlmes-Dlspatoh.)
BAl/n.MOlll.0, MD? Aprll ld-Mnrshall
Updlko, aged forty-nlne yeara, a merchaiit
of Bentoiivlllo, Warron county, Viu, had'
n niirrow eacnpo from dnath by iisphyxl
ation at the rtandolph, a boardlng-houaq
on West Fayotto Streot, thls mornlng.
Mr. Updlko arrlvod hero yestonlay, and
dld not rotlro untll 2 o'clock thtB morn?
lng, whloh fnct, tho dootors bolleve. in
the only tlilng that Biivod lila llfe,
Whon ha went to bod ho elatrus ho
turnod off tho gns. but In somo inmi
nor It raust 'havo boen turnod too far.
As was hla r.ustom, ho left tho bed
room door Hllghtiy ajar.
At 8:20 O'ClOck'thls mornlng Harrls
Biminnna, brother of tho proprlotor of
tho house, notlclng thut gas wiis os
caplng, wont to Mr. Updlko'a room, iie
found tho gas turnod on and M-. I'pdIUo
In bed unoonaclous, Ho snmmonod Dr,
llenry J. Ulnkel, who, after an hour'a
hard work, pronounced Mr. Updlko out of
danger.
*~STREETKAIRAN D LALlNCHlnG'"
At Newport News To-Morrow.
C. &. O. Excurulon. i\ round trlp.
| ljeavea lUoluhond 'J.il A. M,
MANCHESTER
IS LEFT OUT
Norfolk Takes Her Place ln
the Four-Clty League.
MAGNATES HOLD MEETINO
Sessteri nt Newport News Yesterday,
Durlng Whlch the Detalls of
tho Coming Bnll Season
Wero Arranged.
At a meotlng of the magnatos of tho
Vlrglnla Four-Clty Bnaa-Ball Leoguo, held
yesterday at the Gr,aiid Contral Hotel,
Nowport Nows, lt was unanlmously do?
cided to drop Manohestor from the nsso
clatlon, tho franchlso belng transforrod
to Norfolk, whloh clty wlll come up wlth
a toam of ita own. Thls nows wlll bo
rooelved wlth surprise and aorrow by
muny Manchesterlans b,ut lt wns deemed
best by all partlos concerned, the, ro
prosentatlves of tho villago ovor the rlver
concurring in tho oplnlon of tho other
membors.
THOSE PRESENT.
"Wnon tho meotlng was callod to or?
der by Prosldent V. Donatl, of Richmond,
thoro wero prosent W. B. Bradloy, of
Manchestor; E. N. Grogory, soorotary of
tho associatlon, also .of MunchostcrrE.
\V. Milstead, Clty. Sorgeant of Nowport
News, vlce-presldont nnd bncker of tho
shlpyard clty team; A. D. Clomont, Now?
port Nows; E, W. Denny, of Newport
News.
Before tnklng up any matteer, Presldent
Donatl st'ated that he ropresontcd Peters?
burg by proxy, having consulted wlth
tho mariagors the nlght provious. Ho thon
annoenced that negotlatlons were under
way wlth promlnont business mon of
Norfolk. In regard to coming into the
loague. He endorsed tho scheme, stat
Ing that ho would bo glad to transfor
tho franchlso held by Manchester to. Nor?
folk. |
MBET NEXT WEEK.
The Nowport News contlngont was
heartlly ln favor of the plan, nnd tho
Manchester delegatlon oplned the samc
way, as a result of whlch Messrs. Mil?
stead, chalrman; Denny and Clement
woro aopolnted as a '.commlttee to
take the mattor up wlth tho Norfolk
gontlomen and roport back to a speclal
meetlng, whlch wlll bo hold noxt week
In Newport Nows.
Prosldent Donatl says that tho partles
ln Norfolk. who aro Interestod ln the
nroject. are promlnont and influentlal
buslnoss men, who havo nlroady secured
Hiifao'otto lleld and propose uslng theso
grounda for the season. Speclal arrange
ments havo been mado wlth tho car com
panles and fast schodules wlll be Inaii.
gurated on the llnes leadlng to the park.
Owlng uo tho probablo chango ln. tho
formatlon of tho associatlon, the schedulo
for the season was not made out, ns wns
Intcnded and had been announced al
though tho questlon was discussed at
somo lerigtn. It ls aafe to say that no
ovor two gamos a week wlll bo played
ln any clty ln the associatlon, wlth a
baro probablllty that Newport News and
Potorsburg'wlll only get one each.
PERFECT HARMONY.
Harmony prevalled throughout the
meetlng, the reprosontatlvos. of the In?
terestod cltles agrocing that ovory vlslt
Ing team shall bo guarantced exponse
money, whlch wlll protect them agalnst
loss ln tho ovent of raln.
Many matters of a prlvate nature wore
brought up and fully dlscussod, tho body
docldlng tbat no team shall bankrupt
itself by excessivo pnymont of salarios.
although no statod flguro was named.
Umplres woro talkcd of, but no flnal
cholces wore made.
Tho dlrectors of tho associatlon wlll
meet noxt Thursday at Nowport Nows.
The vlsltors yesterday wore well ploasod
wlth the troatment extendod them I by
tho mngnntes In that clty, nothlng belng
left undone to mako their vislt pleasant.
Thero wns to have boen a gamo of bnso
bnll yesterday afternoon thoro between
Newport Nows and the Artillery School
toam nnd Prosldent Donatl was to um?
plre, 'but raln lntorforod and tho contest
was called off.
BANKERS ASSIQN
J, Overton Paino Judged In Contempt
of Court and Placed in Custody. ?
(By Assoclated Press.)
KBW YORK, Aprll 10.-J. Ovorton
Patne and Arthur B. Palno, formerly car
"ryihg on buslness under the nn'mo of J.
Overton Palno and Company, bankers nnd
brokera, to-day asslgned for the benoflt
of crcdltors.
j Overton l'alne was cxamlnod ln sup
plementury procecdlngs ln tho Supremo
Court to-dny to. satlsfy a judgment for
$? 290. The order doharrcd hlm from dls
p'oslng of hls proporty. A\ nen the court
dlsovorod that ho had madonn nsslgn
ment lt ndjudgod hlm ln contempt, and
plnced hlm ln custody. Iviter Mr. Palno
gavo bond and wns rcleasod.
A stutomont was glven out at tho ofllcos
of tho Palno Company, plnclng liabllltles
of all klnds at about $100,000 and assets
$086,898. Tho causo of tho fnllure Is Ina
b'.llty to collect amounts duo or to rcallzo
on Kflsots. Evory Just clalm wlll, lt is
said, bo pald In full.
? i m
Richmonders In New York,
(Speclal to Tho Tlmes-ntupiitcli.)
NEW YORK, Aprll lO.-Wuldorf?W. IT.
Purrlsh; Flfth Avonuo-E. S. Trudowlck;
New Amstordam?A. Bowor and wlfe;
Orand?H. O. Wllllams; Hoffman?T. ,13..
Owen. A. B. Blnlr, J. Slttordtng; Barllng
tcn?G. C. Bldgood; Vendome?B. A. Car?
ter.
PRESIDENT SPENCER
Head of tho Southern Road In tho Clty
for Several Hours.
Presldent Samuel Sponcer, of tho South?
ern Rallway Company, Bpont last nlght In
tho clty, ln hls prlvato car, whlch was
slde-tracked at tho Byrd-Street Stiillon.
Presldent Sponcer camo frou) Allnnta
yesterday afternoon by tho Southoru, Ho
ls uccompanlod by sovoriil gontlemon, but
no ladles. His cur wns hiindled thls
monilng by tho onrly north-hound traln
ot tho Rlchrnond PredorJcksburg and Po
tomao road. It could not bo learned what
Mr. Bponcor waa "up to" ln golng South.
Some tlmo ago lt was roported that ho
was to glvo up tho presidonoy of tho
Bouthem, but thls was promptly donled
by hlm.
Oakland Glee Club. .
Tho rogular woekly meetlng pf the Oak?
land Qlea Club wlll be held to-nlght at
tho resldenue of MIrh Beaslo Ilaru, No.
iiioi Eiwt MarshaJl street. it is r?iuosled
that 0.1] nuimbors bo present. as sbuslnc.-s
i.f much Importanuo to each indlvlduat
incmbcr Is to bo trtiiisactod.
Wlll bo Repeatocl/
Tho Easter muslo at tho Orovo-Avenua
Jiaptht Churoh wlll bo repoatod next
Sunday mornlng. Vhe slnglng by tho llno
quartettu of qrovn-Avcnuo wua partlou
jarly Jlne last Sunday.
MOTICB.
NOTICE.
to those Who have not PA-to
THEIR OlTY, TAXES FOR UXK? TAKE
That between the houre of 10 ln tho
mornlng atldj Inthe nftoriioon. nt tho
Broad-Stroot front of tho CltyfHall, on
M.ONDAY, MAY t, 1903. J
that bolng the flrat dny of tha, May torm
oC tho HUetings dourt for tho clly of
Richmond I wlll'sell AVh REAI; ES
TATE IN BAID OITY D1CL.1NQUENT
FOR TAXES. FOR THE YEAR 1002, or
ho muoh thereof aa Bhnll bo aurtlclpnt to
satlsfy tho taxes, asBessmonts, lntorost,
costs and ohnrgea duo thoroon, uiiioss
thoro bo proviotisly pald tho taxos and n?'
sossmotits oh the samo, wlth iritorest and
ponnlty, .
In^conformlty wlth tho nbovq. I hereby
glvo notlco that tHo DED1NQUENT L.I8T
wlll bo publlehod ln tho News Loader on
tho 22d day of Aprll, n.nd In Tho Tlnies
Dlspatoh .on the 23d day of Aprll. 1003.
Partles deslrlng to nvold tho publlcatlon
of tbelr namea muat pay on or bofore tho
20th. as on that day I will hand tho llst
to the printer.
THOS, C. WAfjrpRD.
. Col. of Del, Taxc* C. of R,
Apl 17,10 j
Offlce Cotleotor Clt;- Taxos, Clty Hall,
Ricljpond, Va.. Aprll 1E, 1008.
ICENSE TAX.
Liceir.es for (he
Year 1903.
havo beon/ placed ln ray handa tor colloc
tlon, and are dtlo now, as follows:
Ex
AOENTS?
Baggage ond
press.
Collccting, ,
Fcrttllssera,
Insurance,
Labor;
liiind, ? ,
'Mnnufaetured Ar
tlcles,
Rentlng Houses,
Rn 11 road Tlckot,
Steamshlp .Ltnes,
Typewrltora,
ARCHITECTS.
ATTORNEYS AT
LAW.
AUCTIONEERS?
General.
Roal Eatato,
Tobacco,
Coinmon Orler.
BAR-ROOM,
13ILLIATiHDES.
13OARDlNG-ugEg
BROTCERS?
Cattle.
Commerolal,
Insurance,
Merchandlaej
Pawn, m, , .
Rallroad Ticket,
Shlp.
Stoek,
Tobacco,
Bulldlng and ,
Doan Assoc'ns.
CHBMISTSi
CH1ROPODISTS.
COMM'IBSION
MERCHANT8.
DENT1STS,
DKTECTIVBS.J
ELECTIUCIANS.
EXPRESS
COMPANIE3.
FISH AND
OYSTERS.
FRU1T STANDS,
&c.
HOTEL9. s
IMPOUNDING
LOTS.
INTKDklGBNCB
OFFICES.'
JUN.K DEABERS,
MQUOR
DEADERS
Wholesale,
Rotall,
Bottllng.
Wholesnlo Malt.
UVERY
STABDES.
LOAN OFFICES.
IAJMBER
MRASURERS.
MERCANTIIiB
AGENCTES.
PHOTO- _?
CrRAPHERS.
PHYSIOIANS.
PR1VATE
BANKERS.
FRTVATE EN
TERTAINMENT)
PUBIitC ROOMS.
RESTA.URANTS.
3NACKS.
STORAGE.
TELEGRAPH &
T15L.EPHONE
COMPANIES.
VETERINARY
SURGEONS,
&c.,-&c.
Partles failing to pay thls tax on or
before APRIL 30, 190S. wlll be subject. to
the panalty prescrlbod by the C'tJ""1'
nancesi whlch Is not less than.11 nor
moro than ?20 per day for oaphday a busl
ness oarried on after Aprll 30, 1903, the
Se l? b? "T^ &N%8haV?
Apll5-20t Collector Clty Taxes.
SEALED PROPOSALS.
CONTRACTORS.
SEADED PROPOSALS wlll be reoelved
at my offlco ln Lynchburg Va untll U
n'pinnk (noon) APR1B ?0m?, jjua, iu?
ORADING MACADAMIZING some three
nfmlles more or less, of the Publlc Road
Prbm'Kp of NaturalRrldge to Natum
SrtfJ? Scoauln0tnv,0n/a.&toyKotr?er fetoSS,
hecessary. Cul'verts, Dralns and Brldges.
Bond wlth approved securlty wlll be re
rmlr d Md a certlnod cbeck to the
amount of Two Hundred Dollara muat
ft^ha.^vliegf lsbUreserved to rejeot any
aForalspecdlflcatlons and furthor partlcu
lar?i?L BRIDGB PARK CO?
By John Stowart Walkcr Pree..
No. 817 Maln Street, Lynchbwg, Va.
Notice io Contractors.
SEADED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
celved ln Room 11. ThlrdI FloorClty HaU,
untll 12 o clock noon MONDAY, AprtldJ,
1903, for repnlrs nnd improvemonts at the
Second Pollco ataUon^hOTBB. Inoludh B
PAlNTfNG, PAR 3RING, CARPENTER S
WORK AND RoYjF TINNING. ^/ ...
No blda conslddred'unless a Bepnrate bld
ls submltted on eaoh closs of work. Speci
flcatlons cn.n bo had by appllcatlon to tho
Clerk at the nbove offlce. The Committee
on Ropalrs of tho Pollco Committee re
serve tho right to roject nny or all blds
offered ADF. H. MTDOWELL,
Apl 15,17 Clork Councll Commlttees.
FOHT MONROE, VA., MARCH 20, 1903.
Sealod Proposala, ln tripllcato, for lur
nlshlng a I2-T?.i Steam^Locorno Ivo here
wlll l>e rocelved untll 12 M; APRIL, 20, 1903.
U S reaerves rlght to o>ccept or roject
anv or all proposals .or any part thereof,
Ihftrmaton furnlshed on appllcatlon.
Enwlnpes cnntnlnlng proposals should bo
marlcec "Proposals for Docomotlve," ad
drcssod C. P. TOWNSLKY, Q. M._
Clork and Suporvlsor,
i Room 2, Clty Hall.
Rlohlimnd.Va., Aprll iy90|
an\AT vt> PROPOSAI-.S vVILT, BE RlUr
OIT.he,PBoard?nreBerves the rlght to reject
tt^P^er1o!'^eJf^i'RDi
Apl 15,17,19,21.23 Clerk and Suporvlsor,
A BTATED CONVOCATION OF
Wtiffi WASIHNGTON ROYAL ARCH
l^CHAPTISR, NO. 9, wlll bo hold ln
m*& Mnsonic Temple THIS EVENINO
at 7:30 o'nlock, Aprll 17. 1903. Mombors of
slstor chaptora and visltlng compnnlons
aro cordlally invlted.
Bv order of tho M. E, Hlgh Prleat,
uy orut-r mui^ SNEJAD, Socretary.
Atlantlo Coast Llne Rallroad Company,
Offioo of tho Secretary.
NOTICE IS IIEUEBY GlYEfc THAT' A
general or speclal mee Ing of thej Stock
holdorB of the ATLANTIC COAS1 LINE
RUi'ituAD COMPANY haa beon cnllod
by tho Board of DireotorB lo bo hold at
tho offlco of tho Company ln tha Clty of
Rlchrnond, Vlrglnla. at 11 o elook A. M..
on TUESDAY, THE 21ST DAY Ot
APRIL, A. D.. 1903. for the purposo ot
consldorlng. and actlng upoji the pur
ohaso of tho rallroads and other proper
tv rlghts. privllogps and frnnchlses of
the pforlda Southorn Rallroad Company,
and nlso for tho purpose of consldor ng
and actlng upon the P"?",^* ?' .J.1',0
rallroads and othqr ppoperty, rlghts, P I\
llogQB and frnnchlsos of tho Snnford nnd
St. Petersburg Rallroad Company, both
corporatlons oreatod and ?????? undor
the laws of tho Stato of Florlda. whioh
wlll be submlttcd for theh- ^jovg}^
Secretary.
Mutual Assuranoq Spoletyof Vlrglnla.
Rlchrnond, Va.. March 20. 1903.
NOTICE IS! 1IEREBY G1VEN THAT
Nt,,e?nnu?l meetlng of tho nieinbor., ot
thls Soooty will be hold at the oirice
of the Sooloty, In Rlchrnond, Va., MON?
DAY, the 20th day of Aprll. 1903.
EDWIN A. PAL-MliiU,
^"^"p^nolpal Agent. ^
TH1?" ANNUAL MITO'INQOP?
Stockholders of the STAND Alin TO
BACVO HTDMMER COMPANYw 11 be
.held at the olTIco of the bocrotnrj und
Treasurer. Koventii nnd Cury Streets,
Rlehmoml. Va , on TH'DRSDAY, May 7,
1903, Ut 12 o'clock M. ?,,,????oo
T1IOS. F- JEFFRESS,
Secretary W* Trcasurer,
AUCTION SALBS-THtS DAY.
By The Valentlno Auotlon co.,
Atlctlonoers.
p .fflcarvran's saijW of w*b bntirb
J$ BT0C1C OVr 1MPORTED, ANDi DO
ME8TIC WINBS, BHANDIIDS, GINB,
WHtBKBYS, BOTTLE GOODB, CIGARB,
0MBR0OT8, BAR FIXTUREB, DECAN
TBRB, GDA8BB8,^FURNITURE, ETO.
IN RBAR OF NO. 1710 EAST FRANKLitN
BTRBET, j ?
' tn pursuanco of an ordor entbred orL.the
icth day of Mnrch, 1008. ln tho -DUrtrlot
Court of tho Unlted Statps for tho Ennt
ern Dlstrlct of Vlrglnla, ln tho matler of
John B. LoJng. bankrupt, I wlll sell at
publlo auctlon, on tho promlBes of the
eald Johh B, Balng, bankrupt, ln tho renr
of No; 1710 East Frnnltllti Stroot, Rich?
mond, Va., Itidotall. on .?-?
THIS (FRIDAY), APRIB 17TH,
commonclng at 12 o'clock M? the ontlro
Btook ond Flxtures in sald plaoo of bu?l
nnas In rear of No. 1710 Eoat Frankhn
Stroet, oonslstlng of In part, vi?, ! Chorry
Valley Whlskoy, Wostmoroland 'Whlskey,
Chloken Cock ciln, Corn Whlskoy. Appie
Bi-nndy, Old Kontucky Smilo WhlBkoy,
Good Luck Whlskoy, Cntawba and Black-j
borry Wlno, Bottlod Blquors, Clgars, Cne
'roots, Docantors, Glnaawaro, Copper
Measures and Funnols, Tobacco . Knlfo,
Jugs, Cuspadors, Bnrrel Btnnd and Empty
Barrols, Bar Flxturos, ctc, oto.
TERMS-CaBh. W. D. OAY,
Recelver.
The Valontlne Auctlon Co., Auctloneers.
Api 15-at
T
RUSTEES' AUCTION 8ABE
; OF
FOUR <<0 FRAME DWEBBtNOS,
Nos. 1519, 1521, 1623 AND 1025 BDAIR
STREET.
In executlon of a deed of trust fr&rn
B. R. Colgin and wifo to tho Homo Bulld
ing Company (Perpotual), dnted May 8,
1805, and rocorded ln Henrlco County
Court, In Deed-Book 140 "B," pnge 75,
whlch wna glvon to socuro tho pnymont
of a oortaln bond theroln mentloned, 'and
dofault havlng beon mnde In the pny?
mont of a portlon of tho monoy secured
thoreby, nnd belng dlrected so to do by
tho Board of DIrectora of tho Homo
Bulldlng Company (Porpetunl), we wlll
sell at publlc auctlon, upon tho promfsee,
?" FRIDAY, APRIU 17, 1003,
at 5 o'clock P. M? tho PROPERTY de
sorlbed In sald doed ns follows: "All that
lot of land, wlth the lmprovemente tnere
on, lylng and belng in tho county of
Honrlco, Va., noar tho wostcrn llmits of
tho olty' of Richmond, boglnnlng nt a
polnt on tho south llno of Blalr Street,
dlstant 228 feet ea*?t of lts lnteraectlon
wlth the east llne of Washtngton Street,
thonco runnlnK eastorly olong sald south
llne of Blalr Street ond frontlng thorcon
?188 feet, thence running Bouthwnrdly be?
tween parnllol llnes 125 feet to anralloy
nbout 18 feet wlde." This proporty wlll
be offored in pnrccls.
TERMS: Cash as to cxponses ofsalo,
any past-due taxes and a pro-rata part
of taxos for 1!)03. By conaont, only ono
third cnsh wlll bo requlred and balanco
at slx and twelvo months or moro, or all
cnsh, at optlon of purchoaer.
? . H. SBLDON TAYBOR,
N.: D. HARGROVE,
P. T. SUTTON,
B. A. CATLIN,
TruBtees.
A
By The Valontlne Auotlon Co.,
G12 East Brood Stroot.
UCTION SAJLB OF' HOUSEHO-BD
GOODS OF DARGE BOARDINO
' HOUSE. ?
, THIS FRIDAY MORNING, APRlD17th,
,wo wlll sell at our auctlon wareroorns, No.
012 East Broad Stroot, beglnnlng at 10:30
o'clock for tho owner, the entlra house
hold goodB of a largo boardlng houso.
conslstlng of ln part, 6 GoodMarblo and
Wood Top Chnmber Sulta, In poplar: 3
Nlco Oak Chamber Sults. 2 Flne Marblo
Top Walnut Chamber Sults, 0 Oak, Wal
nut nnd Poplar Wardrobes, Scparato Oak
and Poplar Beds. Separato Bureaus,
Largo Ice Choat. Fino Cloao Oak Refrlg
? erator. Oak Chiffonier. Hondaome Oak
Buffet, Dlnlng Tables, Wood and Cane
Seat Chairs. Wlllow Rookors, Cups and
Saucers, Plates, Dishos of all klnds,
Glossware, Knlves, Forkfl and Spoons,
Counterpanos and QutlUi, Halr Mattressos,
Sprlngs, Pnrlor and other Clocks, Hand
? sorne Plctures, Bed Loungc, B*.mps,
Comblnatlon Book Caso, RugB. Druggots,
Art Squares, Mattlng, Cots, Btovcs and
numorous other artlcTos. At 11:30 o'clock
wo wlll sell a flne Solld Oak H gh RoUer
Top Offlco" Desk, wlth RovolvlngOlnce
Chalr, both comparatlvelv now. The la
dlos Invlted tb attond thls'salo.
THE VABENTINE AUCTTCW^CO
LEGAL NOTICES.
TO ANNA SfM'PTCINS:
You are hefeby notlfied that a lot of
land descrlbed as follows: Lot No. 11, ln
Robln Park, Fairfleld Magiatorial Dlstrlct,
Henrlco county, Va., waa sold on the ??
uny 0f-for dblinquent taxes, levles, In
terests and cost due thereon for the year
1892 to the Coxnmonwealth of Vlrglnla,
an appllcatlon for the purchose thoreof
has beon flled in thls office and lt appear
lng from the records ln thls office that
you aro Interested in sald land, you are
further notlfied to appear here ln four
monthB from the datc of this notico and
do what may bo necossary to protect your
"clven^mder my hand thls 2fith day of
March. 1903. g^^ P. WADDILL
Clork of the County Court of Honrlco
county, Va.
A WPy~8AMDBfc P, WADDILL, Clerk.
TO W. F. ROSS: '
You aro horeby notlfied that a lot pf
land descrlbed as follows: Lot No. 8, ln
tho Plan of Robln Park, Falrflold Magts
terlal Dlstrlct, Henrico county, Va.., was
sold on the -day of- for dellnquent
taxos, levles, Interests and costs duo
thereon for tho year 1892 to the Cotnmon
woalth of Vlrglnla; an appllcatlon for tho
purchoso thoreof has beon nled In thls
offlco, and lt nrmearlng from tho records
of thls otflce that you aro Interested ln
the Bald land, you aro further notlfied to
appear hero ln four months from the dute
of this notico and do what may bo neces
sary to nroteot ycair intorests.
Olven undor my'hand thls 26th day ol
March. 1903. BAUimXj P. WADDILL.
Clerk of tho County Court of Henrlco
county, Va.
A C?Py_STAlirj!EL P. WADDILL. CTerk.
TO T. S. WHE15LWRIGHT:
You aro herehy notllled that a lot of
land doscribed aa follows: Lot No. 15, ln
Robln Park, loc&tod In Fnlrflold Mngls
terlnl Dlatrlct, Henrlco county, Vn., was
sold on tho - day of- for dollnquont
tax.es, lovloa, InteroBts and costs due
thoroon for tho year 1892 to tho Commori
woath of Vlrglnla; an appllcatlon for the
purchaso tboroof has been flled ln thls
offlco, and it furthor appoarlng from the
records of thls offlco that you aro Inter
ostod in tho snld ln.nd, you nrp furthor
notlflod to appear hero ln four months
from tho dnto of thia notlco and do what
may bo necossary to proteot your Inter
P6Gfven under my hand thls 2?th day of
March.ttOB. SAMUJ5I, p.'WADDIM
Clerk of tho County Court of Henrlco
county, Va, .
A copy?Teste:
BAMUEL P. WADDILB, Clerk,
TO R. C. WTLMAMS:
You aro horeby notifled that a lot of
land deBcrlbed as follows: Lot No. 7, ln
Rnbln Park, locatod in Falrflold MagiH
torlal Dlstrlot, I-lonrloo county, Va., was
sold on tho-day of-for dollnquont
taxes, lovles, Interests awi costs due
thoroon for tho year ltt>3, to tho Common.
wealth of Vlrglnla: an appllcatlon for tho
purohaeo thoreof has been llled in thls
oftico, and it furthor appoarlng from tho
records ln thls offlco that .you are Intor
ested ln tno Bnld land, you aro furthor
notlllod to appear horo ln four montha
from tho dato of thls notlco and do whaf
may bo necesBary to protect your Intor
eBGlven undor my hand thls 26th day of
March, 1903. _?? _ ? ,^?,r.
SAMUEL P. WADDILB.
Clerk of the County Court of Henrlco
county, Va.
A f?W^aJ?Bli P, WADDILB, Clerk.
Gi.AND MIUITARY PARADE AND
LAUNCHINQ
At Newport Newa To-Wlorrow,
Richmond Bluos &nd other Richmond,
conipanles to attend. $1 round trlp vla
C, &,' 0. Leaves Richmond 9:16. A. H,
AUCtlON ?ALl?^r*UTU?l DAYt.
; j By 3. B. ElamA Co,,
I f Rnal Eatatn Auctlonoors.
PUBL1C AUCTTON BALT3
OF
TNE LIRQE
Four-Story Brlok
Tobacco Factory,
Wlthlhe Large and Val?
uable Lot on Whlch
H Stands,
? WE^^T^^NffPol.D,
BTRlSBT BETWEBN _"' ?
MAIN AND FRANKLIN 8TREJETS,
Lately occupled byMcasra, Butler* Boaher
THE A^TRACTr|g?vl^ATED AND
Corner Residence Lot
AT NORTirWBST CORNER
Franklln and Twenty-seventh
Street*,
FRONTINO ABOUT 09X150 FEET. ?
On Tuesday Next,
April 21, 1903,
wo shall, by dlrectlin of tho non-resi
d^nt partlos ln> Intoroflt, sell by nubllo
auctlon. on tho premlses. rospcctlvoly,
Uio propertlos aboVo referfcd to ln the
followlng order:
AT 4:30 O'CLOCK P, M?
Jl I ?( OXLOCKP.Mm ,
?PI-TO LOT AT NORTHAVIiJST CORNER
FRANKIJNANI) TWENTY-SEVENTH
8aSlS^-LlberaJ, and to be announcod
n? Bnin J, B. ELAM & GO..
Apflfl-tda . , Auctloneers.
By Douglas E. Taylor,
Seller nnd Rentor of Resl Estate,
No. 1115 B. Mnln Street.
pUBLIC AUCTION SALE
A SMALL TRUCICmG FARM ON THE
NORTH S1DE OF CHARLEfi' CITY
. ROAD, ABOUT 2% M U33 EAST
OF CITY LIMlTS.
I wlll,. at tho reequcst of the owner,
8611 ?" MONDAY. APRIL 20. 1003, ,
at 12 M. In front of the .Henrlco County
Court, tho proporty nbovo located, con
tnlnlng 5V4 acres of land, moro or esa.
wlth a comfortable framo.dwol^g and
outhousea thereon. Thla proporty wlll cet
talnly bo sold to the hlgbest bldder.
TER^IS-Anmnmcod^t ^jgftofc
Apl 15-tds Auctloneers.
By C. L. & H. L. Dcnoon,
Rcnl Estato Auctloneers,
821 Main Street.
Trustee's Sale of
NEAT FRAME DWELLINQ
In Jackson Ward, Being
No. 8 Easl Duval St.
Bv vlrtuo of a certaln deed of trust
dated Novembor 1. ^." "JUr^Chai?
n n us "A " pag-e 204, Richmond (jnan
co'rf'court dcfault hnvlng beon made in
C'Snt of cortaln notea seoured
[borem? and belng requlred by the hcddo
of some so to do, I wlll sell at publlc auc
^'w^Md^VpW 22, 1M,
at 6 tfelock P.M.. the, abovo property de
scrlbed as followe: All that lot of lana,
wlth Improvomenta thereon, on the north
llne of Duvnl Stroet. commftnclng 00 feet
east of St. James Street, thetice ninnlng
cnstwordly and'frontng or^DuvaUStreet
20 foot, and oxtendlng back botweon
parallel llnes 84 feet. ?????:?? :???
Tho Improvements conslBt of a very
heat two-story Frnme pwelllng of about
slx rooms. Thls is good rentlng property.
and partles deslrlng to lnvest in small
dwelllngs can anfely miy hare.
TERMB-Cash as to exponHes of sale,
any taxos that may bo due nnd siiftlclent
to pav a debt of J730.C9. wlth Intereat from
Aprll .15, 1WB. ^ ^ DENOON, T^ee.
C. L. & H. L. Denopn, Auctlonecrs.
Apl 17-tds
/'OURT SALE
TERMINAL HOTEL PROPERTY
AT WEST_POIHT, VA.
borSrt? oH^ vViina^^Sn?; Sorf
Apr 1 ?. 1903/ ln tho consolldated causes
of Andorson Bourgeols vs. D. L., RWoi,
Annle Estollo Bourgeols vs. Same. an 1 L.
C. Rothwoll vs. Same et als.. wo shall.
as Spoclnl Commlssloners thoreby ap?
polnted; sell by publlo auctlon. on tho
premlsesg.AonuRDAyj ^ ^ ^ ?
at 12 o'clock M., tho Termlnnl Hotel Prop?
orty ot Wost Polnt, Va., together wlth
tho pcraonal proporty thcroln nnd thorcto
bolonglng and uscd ln operatlng the samo
ThlB hotel Ib sltuated on the boach at
the head of York Rlver, connected w th
clty of Rlchrnond by rallroad and wlth
clty of Bnltlmoro by stcnmers. nnd con
Blsts of a largo throo-story bullding. wel
located. wlth amplo grounds and fialt
water bathlng prlvlleges.
Thls ls an opportunlty to securo a mod
orn and up-to-dato summor resort, fur
ntshed and equlpped for buslness, wlthln
thlrtv-nlne mllos of tho clty of Rlchrnond;
Artoslan Wolls, furnlshlng drlnklng water.
TERMS?Cnsh n? to about 117,000, belng
oxponses of salo. costs of sult and llens
on proporty, and ns to any balnnce of
purchaso prlco torms mado known on day
"' '""'"' THOS. H. EDWARDS.
H. J. LEWIS,
Spoclal Commlsslonora.
I .horoby cortlfy thnt tho bond roqulred
of the Spoclal Commlsslonora by the above
montloned decree haa been duly glven.
B. C. GARRBTT, Clerk.
C. Hlll. Doputy Clerk.
Apl 17-Frl.-4w
AN ORDINANCE
(Ap'proved Aprll 10, 19030
TO PROHIBIT M1NORS FROM. HAV
INO OR CARRYINO IN THE
STREETS. ALLBYS. PARKS OR
LANE8 OP THE CITY ANY TOY
PISTOLS OR TOY RIFLES OR FIRE
ARMS OF ANY K1ND.
Bo It ordalnod by tho Councll' of tho
clty of Rlchrnond:
1. No mlnor shall have, koup or carry
ln tho Btreets, nlleys, lanos or pnrks of
tho clty any toy plstol or toy. rllle rtdapted
to t|io uso of exploslvo caps, cartrldges
or pellets, or whlch, by niontiH of oxplo
hIvos, pnoumetie prossuro. or mechanleal
contrlvnnco oxr.elu or dlseharges any hall,
mlssllo. or projecllle; nor shall ony mlnor
havo, keep, or carry upon tho stroets,
alleys, Innes or pnrks of tho clty any flro
nrms. of nny klnd or descrlptlon what
over. , ,
Any vlolatlon of any of tho provlBlons
of thls sectlon shall subjeot tha offendor
to a llno or not less than flvo nor moro
than ten dollars, to bo imposed, upon
convictlon, by the pollce Justlce.
3. No person shall sell, glvo, present or
lend to any mlnor ln tho clty any toy
plstol or toy rltlo ndapted to tho uso of
exploslvo caps, enrtrldges or pellets, or
whlch by meiins of oxploslvcs. pnoumatlc
pressure or mechanleal contrlvnnco ox
pels or cllBchargos any hall. mlssllo or
projectllo. nor any flrearms of any de
Borfptlon whatover.
Any person vlolating tho provlsions of
thls Bection shall, upon convictlon In tho
Pollce Court. be flned not less thnn ten
por moro than twenty dollars.
3. Thls ordlnnuco sthnll bo in force from
andufter lts passago. , ,?',. '
BEN T, AUGUST,
AplH-Bt Clty Clerk.
AU6TI0N 8ALES^FUTURi DAVfc
: By C. U St. M. L, Donooti,
Real Kfltnte Auolloncera,
821 Maln Street,
Triiiloo'o~filo of Hio
Ittrictlve Brlck Dwellin*
No. 105 1*1 Em! Oonol ttrooT.
By vlrtue of tho pr?vlB|oiis of a cerliljj
daod of trust daled" APfJ 4. 1.tl0iiiM,mnn<i
cordod h tho, elerk's offlco of Kohmona
Chanoery Court, D. B, 170 13, l?5?p jzs.
dofault havlhg been mado n Iho payw?t?
of certnln holos socurod theretti, and uo*
Ing requlrod by tho holdor of ?a'no so to
du, 1 wlll soll at publlc auotlon, on tu?
Pr6tnlSeMO?fiDAY, APR1L ?. 1W. .?
at 6 o'clock P. M? tho above Pfoperty.
doBorlbcd In sald deod n*, follows, to'Wltt
"All that cortaln lot of land, wlth tho
Improvomcnts thoroon. lylng and belng m
tho clty of ItlchmomLVn., on the iouth
flldo of Canal Stroot between Flrat and
Becond Btroots, frontlng on tlio aouth atdt
of sald Cnnal Btroot nlnoteon (19) feet atifl
runnlng back wlthln parallol llnes 10?
fabt" t
TBRMB?Ca?h BUftlcient to pay the **?
ponaes of oxocutlng thls trust, and anr
taxos dUo, and to pay tho mira ol IM72.tM>,
wlth Intorest from Aprll 4, 1903; balanco
nt ono and two yenrs, In equal payment*
wlth Interost, nnd aeeurod by a truat dee?
?n U,? Pr0P?rt& L. DENOON, Trurte*
C. L. ft.H, L. Donoop, Auotloneors.
Apl 15-tdfl
T
By AugUBtlno Royall & Co.
and
T. M. ^Wortham & Co., ,
Real Eetato Agcnts and Auctloneort*
Manchester, Va,
RUBTBE'S SALE
? OF _
HOUSE AND LOT IN "CHALKLBY't
ADDITION" ON MONDAY. APRIL
20, 1903. AT 0 O'CLOCK P. M..
ON THE PREMI8E8.
By'vlrtue of a deed of trust dated Juno
13, 1889. anfl of rocord In tho Hujtlngo >
Court for tho clty of Manchestjr, Va., Tn'
D. B. 10, p'agb 270, belng requlrcd ao to
do, I wlll sell at publlc auctlon on tha
day, hour and place namod abovo, Lot
frontlng 30 foet on Twenty-Kocond Btreet,
between Balnbrldge and Pprtor Btreots,
by 114 feet deop, .on whlch thoro lu a nlco
cottage of four rooms.
TEB.M8?Caah aa to expenses ,of aale,
taxes, If any be duo, and to pay off th;
balanco due on the noto accurod ln sald
deed, $200, and Intorest from June 13, 1901.
tlll pald; realduo. if any, mada known
upon torms at sale._. _, ???
ALBBRT J. BRADLEY,
ApllC-tds_ Trmrtee. ^
By Sutton & Co.,
Real Estate Auctlonoors,
Corner Tenth nnd Bank Btrceta.
AUCTION SALEo7a
MA RB1IALL BETWEEN MUN
FORD AND GILMER STREET8,
NO. 729 W. MARBHALL STREET.
At the reqtiost of the owner we shall
offer for snlo at publlc auctlon, on tha
premlues, on ._._,.' .? ,,*,?
THURSDAY. APRIL 10, 1903,
nt 6 o'clock P. M.. tho above-dcBcrlbed
PROPERTY. Tho property ls In good ro
palr, and the lot fronts about 21 feet,
runnlng back 147 feet to an aOloy 17 feet
^This offers a good opportunlty to any
ono looklng for a good buslnoes stand or
an Investment. . , V. ?
TERM8? Llberal, and announced at the
hour of ?ales.uTroN &CQ Au'o0onoar,.
Apl 12-tds
Owlng to tho Inclemency of the weather
the above salo !? poatponed to
MONDAY. APRIL 20, 1903
AT THE 8AMB HOUR
SUTTON & CO., Auctloncerw.
By H Soldon Taylor,
Real Estato Agont and Auctloneer,
No. 8 N. Eleventh Street.
*T?RUBTEES' GALE
A Valuable Farm of 360, Acret. Calledl
"Brookwood" (formerly "Chfttsworth,).
In Henrlco county. about 2>A mlles oast of
the clty of Rlchrnond. on James RIvcr
and OBborno Turnplke. havlng extansjya
frontage on both, wlth a large, Comfort
able Brlck and Framo Dwnlllng and other
Improvements thoroon. Thls place adjolna
Chaffln's Dalry Farm.
In executlon of a cortaln deed of trust
to tho underslgnert Trustees. datod Bep
tombor 8. 1900, and duly recorded ln tho
clcrk's office of Henrlco fJounty Court n
D. B. 1C0 "B," page 28, dofault havlng
been mndo ln the payment of several of
the notes secured by sald deed. and belng
requircd bo to do by tho holdor of sald
noCfwo wlll off?r thls deelrable Farm
for sale at publlc auctlon In front of Hen?
rlco County Courthouae on
FRIDAY, APRIL 2A, 1903,
at 1 o'clock P. M., belng tho Bamo tract
of land, contalnlng 860 acroB, morei or?lesB.
conveyed by sald deed of trust. Thai dwel
llng 1b a largo Btibstantlal one of KI or 13
rooms, and surrounded by a beai tlful otk
KTove. There aro stables and othor out
houses on thls place nnd an abundant sup
ply of pure sprlng water.
' In lleu of tho terms Pr,eac.r,lbe^r}J,Lthn
deed and by consent of all Pttrtles in
lnterest. theNorms of sale^ wlll be ono;
thlrd cnsh. balanco on a oredlt of one and
two years. for notes with lnterest addcd
and sectued by a fJ?^#u.ft-l0R>
A." W. PATTERSON.
Apl 17-tds_ TrUBtees. (
By Augustlno Royall & Co.
. and
A. L. AdajnBon.
Real Estate Auctloneers, Manchester, va.
/"OMMISSrONBRB' AUCTION SALE
Colebrated "Rennie & McTntosh" Cranlta
Quarry, togcther wlth tho Bollers, Dor
rlcks. ToolB. etc. thereon. lpcated at
Oranlte, on the Southern Rallway, ln
yChestorfiold county, Va.
By vlrtue of a docreo of tho Clrcuit
Court of Cliostcrfield county, Va., dated
February 25, 1897, In the sult ot Emma U.
Ronnlo, Admx., va. John Mclntosh, survlv.
Ing pnrtnor, etc, we wlll sell at publla
auctlon. on tho promlses. on
? SATURDAY. APRIL 25, 1903 ,
at 12 o'clock M? t.ho nbove dencr bed val?
uable Grnnlte Qunrry, contiilr.lng 103'A
acres. conn'ectlng wlth tho Southern Rail
way by a spur track. All local quarrymen
know thot tho qunllty of tho nbove de
Bcrlbed grnnlte Ik unBurpassed, and that
thls qunrry cnn be worked at less eost than
nny In thls dlstrlct. Only four mllcs from
Rlehmnnd nnd lldewater.
TERMS-One-thlrd cnsh, nnd tho bal?
anco in 0, 12 nnd 18 monthB, deferrod pay
montB benrlng lnterest at 6 por ccnt., tltlo
to bo retnlned untll all of tho purchaso
money ls pald, ^ WORAM;
CHARLES L. PAGE,
Speclal Commlsstoners,
Tho bond requlrod of the Commlsslonera
ln t.ho nbove sult hnB beon executod.
Glven tincVer my hnnd ns clerk of tho Clr
cu.t Court of^hoste^l^comi^ Va,k
Apl 17,10,21,23:25_
By N. W. Bowe,
Real Estato Auctloneer.
npRUSTEES' AUCTTON SALE
MARSHALL C0TT0N MILLS,
? MANCHESTER. OPPOSITE RICH
MOND, VA,
j3v vlrtue of a cortnin'deed of trust,
dated December 30, 1899, to the underalgneol
trustccs,- recorded in Manchester Hustlnga
Court ln Deed-Dook, volumo 21, pnge 80,
nnd ln pompllnnco of a doerco of tha
Lnw nnd 1,'qulty Court of the clty of Rlch?
rnond. eiilored March -2, 1901, In tho .sult
of "Noltlng's Exucutrlx vs. Marshall
Mnnufncturlng Company et nls," wo wlll
sell by publle auctlon. on the premtaes, on
MONDAY, APRIL 20. 1903,
at 1 o'clock P. M., tho VALUABLE PROP,
ERTY nhovo reforrod to, commonly
known ns "Mnrshnll Cotton Mills." Tha
hulldlngs, qultn large and substnntlal ln
charnefcr and emlnently well sulted for
maniifnctarlng purposes, are sltuated nn
? perpetually leased gronnd. tho water
power belng furulshed by tho lossor at
tho rate of about $10 per horso-powor por
aimum, wlth tho prlvllego of worklug day
and nlght. Tho mllls aro nlso convenlent ?
to shlpplng fngllltlos by rall as well us
by water.
Wlth tho hulldlngs wlll bo sold tha
wutcr-whee.Is nnd maln llne of shaftlng,
TERMS?Caah. or as may bo otheri
wlso nnnouncod at the tlme of sale.
E. C. MASSIB.
A j o \, A. W. PATTERSON,
Ap) Mds Trustw*

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