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TAK|FLiGHt
The Postofllco at Youngsvliie
Broken into and Robbed.
BLOODHOUND ON TRACK
Cotton Warehouse Charlered at Dur
rt?m?Corporation Cornmlillon Or* .
den New Depot to Bo Erected '
at Durh_m*~Oth_r News.
(Speclal to The Tlmes-rjlapatch,)
RALEIOH, N. C., September 14.?Day
ton Medlin flnd A. V. Klco, two whlte
con'vlets, esoaped. this tnOrnlng from the
penltontlary. Medlin wAs eorvini a llfe
eentonce for murder from Oastdn"oounty
and Rloo waa eervlr.g a ten.year sen
tenc*. for loroeny, belng aent up from
Now Hanover county.
Tho'prlaon' authorltlcs offor 426 ro
ward for eabh.
_-? Charter waa laBued to-day..to tha
Durham Cotton and Cotton Goode Ware
houao Company. of Durham, J. S. Carr,
Jr., belng prlnclpal BtOekholdfer' and
maitager. The capital 1* 116,000. The
company proposeg to rceelve cotton and
cotton gooda for etorage and advance
money thereon. ;
MUST BUILD A DEPOT.
The Corporation Commlaalon to-day
gave another hearlng to ofllclala and
couriael for the Bouthern, Beaboard Air
Llne and Norfolk and Weatern Rallroad
Companles on the Durham Unlon Depot
qiiestion,. the refiult belng an ugrcement
for the matter Of the Seaboard's con
demhatlon proceedlngs agalnat a por?
tlon of the Southern Peabody Btreet
rlght of wny now pendlng In the Fode
ral Court to be ellmlnated cntlrely, and
the commlaalon Isaued an order for the
depot to be erected at onco, each road
to bear one-thlrd of the oxpenBOs.
POSTOFFICE ROBBED.
Burglttra entered the postofflee at
Youngsvllle lnst nlght and carried away
practlcally all the atamps In the ofilce
and nbout J200 In caah. the most of
whlch belongftd to the government. ,
Theibaok dOOr of the,poatofllce bulld?
ing waa unlocked, and the aafe. whlch
eontalned the money and atamps. open?
ed wlthdiit hnrm to tho eomblhation or
Injury to the Inner lock. "
The bloodhound of . the - county waa
eent for and soon waa upon the flcene.
The dog tralled td the water tank, on
the rallroad, about one mlle north of
nere, and there lost BCent of the track,
lt ls siirmlsed that the burglarH boarded
? traln at thla polnt and escaped. \
UNITED STATES SENATOR
SIMMONS* FATHER KILLED
(Speclal to The Tlmes-DVmatch.)
GOLDBBORO, N. C, September 14.
Mr. F. G. Slmmons, father. of. Unlted
Btates Senator F. M. Slmmona. was mur
dered ln a dense, foro8t on hlB planta?
tlon Saturday mornlng. .The-orlme'was
commlttod on tho bank of Trent Rlver,
and he waa found wlth' hla face down.
ward about1 8 o'clock flunday, Alfred
Dantela, a negro, haa been arreated and
Jallecl at Trentbn. Court Is In sesslon,
and it Is.probable he, wlll have a speedy
?? tr&lt Offlcers are'lrf scarclf of anothor
negro named Klnr. who is'suspected of
compllclty. ' Mr. Slmmons heard some
ono Shootlng ln Tils wooda early Satur?
day mornlng and went to tho sceno to
warn the intruderB away. Ho took hls
gun, and whlle he waa absent a ahot
was heard, whlch. lt la thought, ended
hla llfo. ?_? ?; , '_, _?? _
He lntended going to Pollocksvtllo that
day to aell cotton. and as he dld not re?
turn home it was thought that he had
gono to Pollocksvllle. When ho dld not
return homo at a proper time a. man
was aent to hunt hlm. A searchlng party
was Instltuted. which looked qverywhere
that day. and on Sunday monnlng. the
party found hla body near the banka of
Trent Rlver. ' ?
The funeral was held to-day from the
home and attended by hundreds of peo
plo who had learned of the tragedy.
Suit for Damages.
(Sneclal to The Tlmes-Dlspatch.)
CHA'rLOTTE. N. C, Sept. 14.?Mr. Os
car ? Burohneld. one of the mall o erka
?ho waa Injured ln the wreok at the
Ozark Mfll "witeh. near Gastort a. on the
Sffht of Auguat 10th. haa entered sult
SL^nat tho Xthorn for ?20.0<? damages.
tfV aileiteB that he waa severely and per
m_ne"tfy injured ln the head and should
?ra and that ooncuaalon of the aplne and
partlal paralyala set jn,_
Died From Hls Injuries.
(Speclal to The Times-Dlspatch.1
? TMTRHAM N. C, Sept. 14.-Whlle out
drlvln^ yeaterdiv afternoon, M. 8. Mack
ney. a promlnent elttaan. wa? .thrown
' from hla butgy and death reaulted to
nlght fromh" injuries Hls son, who wa*
WHU Tm Vuffered^coKcu^lon^of bra.n
and waaTnever oonscloua after the accl?
dent. He was flfty-alx years ofage.ana
wm a brother of ihe late ?x-Edltor H. C.
HH?e"ieaves four' sona and two daugh
tera,
Mr. Andrews' Promotion.
(Speclal to The Tlmea-Dlapatch.)
CHARLOTTE, N, C?_ Sept. 14,-Mr. W.
? Andrews. formorly tralnmaater of the
Charlotte Dlvlslon of the Southern, but
more recently aealstant auperlntendent
of the Waahlngton Dlvlslon. has been
made superlntendent of the Wash ngton
Dlvlslon wlth headquarters at Alexan
arMr. Andrews wlll eucceed Mr. W. G.
Choat*, who has reslgned to aocept other
work.
<?oo Ditoi'S
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slmllattng ihcFoodondRegula
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Aperfecl Rcmedy forConsUpa
tlon. Sour Siomach.Diarrhoea
Wbrms .Convulsions .Feverish
ncsB and LQ89QF SLEEP.
JacSimile Signalure of
NEW YOHK.
WBWnWj
CASTORIA
For Infants and Chlldton.
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
EXACT COPY Or WRAPRER
Use
Over
Thirty Years
CASTORIA
th? oairw?? aaaawurv. wra? ?as_ am.
ANNIVERSARY OF
PATR1CK HENRY
This Popular Junlbr Order
Councll Has a Dellghtful
Celebratlon.
The slxteenth annlveraary ot Patrlck
Henry Councll No. 13 J. O. U. A. M., of
?Fulton, waa celebrated last nlght at Nel
son's.Hall.
More than two hun'dred memberB of
the second largest councll ln the State
wero present.
? Tha councll was callad to order at the
usual hour and at a rapld rate Councllor
Z.V. Burch passed through the regular
buslness. Six appllcants for mombershlp
wero recelved and turned. .oy.er. to. the
Inveatlgatlon .' Commlttee. The routlne
buslness was soon dlaponsed, wlth and
Councllor Burch, In a fow remarks, :
turned the meeting over to Mr. George H.
Duke, chalrman of the Reception Com-'
mlttee.
Mr. DukO assumed tho chalr, and ln a
short speeoh lntroduced Mr. "VV; N. Whlt
Icw, who would welcomo the brothers to
thelr councll chamber.
Mr. Whltlow was at hls best and his
remarks of welcome were very appro
prlate to the oocaslon Ho revlewed the
hlstory of the councll from Its blrth, slx
teon years ago, when nlne brothers banded
themaelves together. and ho showed the
growth of the co'tmcll by yeara the great?
est taln havlng been made In the paat
year, when ono hundred and fifty mem?
bers had beon added to tho member
shlp. , ,
Scveral muslcal seleotlons wero rendered,
which-werevwelcomed. Mr. Henry Leon
ard, a mlnlsterlal student and a well
known member of tho oounoll, waa the
next apoaker. Mr. 3>onard's subject
was "Vlrtue, Llberty and Patrlotlam,
tho three prlnclpala of the order. He
deflned tho three great prlnclples ln a
way that mado n deep Impresslon upon
hls hearers. nnd at the conoiuslon of hls
address he was loudly applauded.
The Roblnson Reams' Funmnkera, com
poaed of members ot the councll, wero
tho next on the programme, and pre
sented a clevor llttlo comedy sketch
Colonel Chaflea B. Mosby, the paBt coun
ollor, was the next speaher. He revlewed
the groat work of the Councll of tho past
yeara, and Invltfed the members to par
take of llght refreshmenta, after which
the councll held a. smoker. which waa
mlngled wlth short storlos, songs and
muslcal seleotlons.
Bev. W. B, Brerrrner, of Canoda, form
<rly a reporter on a dally paper but for
the pase severa.1 years a mmlsterlal stu
dent oooupled the Fulton Baptlat Church
ath both servlces Bunday. Mr. Bremner la
a splendid ? apeaker and the congregatlon
waa ntuoh ploaBed wlth the sermons nt
both servlces. Ho wlll attend Rlchmond
Collego thla BQMlon nnd It ls very lltely
that he wlll attend Fulton Churoh, aa he
and the membera are greaUy attached
"on^h^Wtfeun 8lh run of Corn Moon
the chlefs and brothent of Mattaponl
Trlbel NO. 119, I. 0. B. M..are "_"&, ,?
hold ln their wlgwam at Nelsen s Hall,
No. 8606 Wlillamsburg Avenue, a mocK
trlal and a muslcale. The meeting ls go?
lng to be pub lo and with tho old of the
o^y.'^rXtbir'nu^ ^nfS
they einect to havo a very enjoyablo
evenlng The oWst-End Angels a farnoua
mandofln club, of the clty, will be there.
They lnvlto all brother Redmen and thelr
wlves or aweethearts to be wlth them at
tho above sleep, also slsters of the degree
? HenrTco?Co_ncll. No. T33, Boyal Arca
num ^Mll hold an Important meeting
Thursday nlght. After routne^uslness
Is over refreshments wlll be ffrjed. ine
offlcers aro making preparationa to in
?roduce eeveral novel features at the
meetlngs thla fall.
Powhatan Lodge, No. 1510, K. of H..
wlll hold a speclal meeting to-nlght at
Kerse's HPll. The grand dlctator of the
SUte Asslstant Grand ^tAtor R. Edgar
Shlne and Grand Reporter Wllllam H.
Balley - wlll bo present. .. ?_-,.',,?_,
Mrs J. T. ROUtten and son, Wllllam
Routten.of Newport News, are visltlng
fIMrdWaverlv Nuckols has returned from
^l^hrNv. Daugherty, pastor of the
Apostollc Church, is qulto sick at hls resi
flGnco. on Graham Street. ?
The FuVon Road has been repalred and
ls now open to travel. Several electrlc
lie-hts have reoently beem placed along
the road. whlcli add greatly to the com
for't of travellng afts.r dnrk
Mr. and Mra. Thomas H. W'elmer are
visltlng ln Chesterfleld c.Cunty,
Had the Necessary Tools.
Mr. J. M. Taylor. of the Oakwood Mar
ble and Granlte Works, thlnks the lan
guage used ln Sunday's paper In the
story of the.theft of tho tombstone ln
reference to hls "yards" llable to mls
oonstruotlon. He aay* ho had all the
necossarx tools at his plant for remodel
Ing the stone. but sent lt to Brown'a yard
to be polished.
Carrip Defied the Keat.
Plckett Camp, Confederate. Veterans,
hold qulte a well attended sesslon last
nltrht, notwithatandlng th ehigh posltlon
ln the tube ooouplcd by the mercury.
Commander P. P. Wl/?ton Drealdad. Mon
tion was made of the d*atk?V"2f2
Mlaor. whoae devotion to Confererata
camps everywhere waa well known.
AMUSKMENTS.
A C A D E M Y -0 NIGHT.
THE TWO EMPERORS,
MASON AND MASON,
IN RUDOLPH AND ADOLPH.
Tho MuBlcalOomedy Succossof the ago.
PRICES?26o, B5o, 60c, 76o, $1.00.
The Girl and
Tho Judgo.
BY OLYDE FITOH.
Mlii Eleanor Monttll
Supnorted by Carofully
Seleotcd Company.
HE WANTS
A RECOUNT
Mr. Todd /Mt-kes Kcquest of
the Commlttee.
IT MIOHT BE A MISTAKE
Much lnterest Taken In ihe Henrico
Contesti?Mr, Throckmorton Filea
Sensalional Charges Agalnst
Mr. Wendenburg.
Tho iateet davelopment In connoctlon
wlth the Henrico election, the aftermath
of whloh Isalmoet na Interesting aa tho
ballollng Itaelf,. ls tho roouost of Mr.
Walter J. Todd, a dofeaUd candldate
for tho offlco of Treasurer, for a recount
of the entlro vote Caet for that posltlon.
Up to yesterday. Mr. Todd had mado nO
movo toward maklng a eontoat, but ln
ao far aa hls requeat tnay be regarded ln
thls llght, ho is now ln the fleld, and Mr.
Brauor la beslcged on both atdes. Mr.
Hcchler has already nied notlce of a
oontest, on tho ground of vlolatlon of
the Barkadale pure-electlon law. Mr.
Todd makes no euch chargo, but merely
aaka that the ballots be gone over agaln.
The vote whlch gavo Mr. Brauor the
nomlnatlon oxceeded Mr. Todd'a by leas
than a hundred. The defeated candldate
bellovos that a mistake ln tho count 1*
very posslhle, and wlth such cloae run?
nlng a mistake, lnslgnlflcant aa lt mlght
under ordlnary clrcumstances nppear,
would count for a good deal, Tho Judges
worked late aftor a hard day of lt, and
Mr. Todd thinks lt very posslblo that
they mlght have made a mlscount here
and there. It ls on thls aupposltlon that
he baBes hla request.
EPECIFICATIONS FILED.
Great lnterest is taken ln the aeveral
contcats that ha/ve sprung out of the prl?
marv, and the meetlng of the commlttee
on Saturday next .when the mattera wlll
be taken up, Investlgated, and consldered
wlll be an lmportant event In the onun
ty.
In tho contest over the offlce of Com
monwealth's Attorney, Mr. Throckmorton
haa formally flled charges agalnst Mr.
Wendenburg, the succeasful candldate, al
leglng that he violated the Barksdale law.
Mr. Throckmorton makes speciflcatlona
that are dcldedly sensatlonal. He ohargea
that In the course of hls eanvas Wenden?
burg and hls frlends ln different parts of
the county vislted bar-rooma at varloua
plaoes and Bpent money for drlnks, ln this
manner Influenclng a sufflolent number
of ivoters to wln the nomlnatlon. The petl
tloner furthermore speclfles Instances In
whlch he charges that thla occurred. He
clted a bar-room In Shumaker's precinct
whero he chargea j that Wendenbtfrg
treated twenty mon, gave the bartender
15 and recslved 60,centa ln chango.
Mr. Wendenburg ? flatly denlea the
chargeg brought ag&lnet hlm, and de
clares that they are" 86 rldlculous that
ho cannot concelve that Mr. Throckmor?
ton Is serlous. The chnfges, he says, are
not worth the paper'they a.r_ wrltten on.
Mr. Wendenburg further says that Mr.
Throokmorton Insults bne-flfth of thq
votera ot Henrico county when he saya
that the-676 majorlty agalnat hlm were
bought wlth whlakey: i._|
THE E-XPENSE3/
Some of the candldates have flled thelr
statemflnts of campaign expenses - and
some of them are unusually interesting.
One of them shows the sum of 50 oenta
pald to a campaign orator,
The statoment flled up to thls time
are as follows: <U<,
? Sherlff Slmon Solomon i The accouni
shows an expendlture of $167.90, tho four
prlnclpal Items belng as- tollows: Print?
lng, $26; enterlng prlmary, $25; carrlage
hlre, $40; steamped envolopes, $21.80.
Statement of L. H. Kemp, candldate fnr
Commlssloner of Revenue of expenses In
cident to prlmary eleqtlon held Septom
ber 3:
July 1?Amount pald J. A. Enos for
for prlnting 1,000 cards..4 150
July 1?Amount pald F. -E. Jones for
advertlslng on candldates' bulletln. 5 00
August-rAmount pald Jacob'Glfford
for hall rent.. ?M
AugUBt 18? Pald A. Doraontl, hall
rent.. . * <?
August 28? Pald Mrs. Bell, hall rent. 2 00,
For advertlslng spaca In Sacrod
Heart Church Bulletln. -100
August 14?Pald County, Committeo
entrance feo ln prlmary...10 0ft
Total.v....*#E0
?VV. J. Binford, House .of Delegates:
To 'prlnting cards-:... ,.$10 00
Assessment County Commlttee. f> 00
Inoldentals. 2 00
Total.117 00
Caskle E. Smlth, Commlssloner of Rev
enue:
May 26?Amount pald F. E. Jones
for advertlslng.* i 00
May 26?Amount paia O'Keefe for
advertlslng.;.. 6 00
cards;.?. 176
July 21-Amount pald F. B. Folsom
for advertlslng. 2 00
August 12?Amount pald W. E .Jones
for 1,000 cards. 175
August 14?Amount pald oommltteo
for assesament.10 OC
August 8-Rent of Terry's Hall. B 00
August 13?Rent of Andtrson's Hall.. I 00
August 31?To epeaker. 50
Total. ?????-..82 000
Mlss Susle Evana, of No. 1902 Grove
Avenue, has returned home, nfter spond?
lng slx weeks with hor frlend. Mrs, G.
-W. Lvle, of Rndford. Va.
I
We hsv. a very l.r,e .took of except.Ona.ly ,eod patterns * *? ?^^ IcesTa^e
our *** and WQ^AXmlnj^ SZ^JZm?** nuailtie* of Ingra.ne.
S..rTa^r,er^^^ ~ ^?Bt.varlety of *ug. and Dru68eta, conie and look us ove, We
^We^Just"^ parlor and Bedr?>m T.pe.try Veivet and Axm.nst.r CarpeU. Al, U? Tree, wlth good llnlng.
Tapestry Carpet* from 46o, per yard lald?Just a fewj com* early.
CHAS. Q.
SON,
DBueuRiH-Your Credlt is good at Juraene' for anythlng you want to buy,
0?, ^TLfsraxgis** *-~ m m* tjSffi*?i?Ir& - ?"?-m -M?,n "?
and the amallness of our prices, for wJUCh we're well known, wlll surprlse you. AH prlcea marked ln plaln flgures.
LOOKING
FORWADE
Pollce Searching for the
Would*Be Murderer.
ASSAULTE6 MR. GORDON
Young Man Qoea to Ihe Sleeplng, Flg
ura of James Wllten dordon, ?;
Boarder Wlth Hia Mother, and
Attempta to Klll Hlm.
Whlle hls murderoue Asaallnnt flees
from Justlce, Mr, James Wllten Gordon
went to tho Clty Hosplta), sufforlng
from mnny cuts and blowa about the head.
Early Sunday mornlng, beforo lt was
yet llght. George Wade, a young_ man.
aged twonty-lhree years, atUmpted to
klll Mr. Gordon, a boarder tn hla motnerai
home, No. 1100 Bevefly Street.
Had lt boen llght, or had there been a
lamp ln tho room the aBsallant would
doubtless have succeeded In accomplisn
lng hls evldent purpose of murdor. But
in tho dark hls blows fell unalmed and
at random. lt i? probably due. to this
that Mr. GPrdon ls how a malmed man
rather than a corp?*.
THB INJURBD MAN.
Wade. the ! fugltlve, llve* wlth hle
mother, who ls -twlce a wldow, her aat
husband's name havlng been Ifjlng.
Mr. Gordon hae been a boarder wlth her
for some tlme. He ls an Inspector for
the Rlchmond, Freflerlckshurg and Poto
mao Railroad, and haB beon a good frlend
to Mr*. Lovlng and her people for a long
tlme. There ls no one who could possl
bly glve a cause for the murderous as?
sault upon hlm by young Wade. The
only reason asslgned ls that of Jealousy
ond an Insane dealre to do Mr. Gordon
personal Injury.
At the tlmo he was attacked Mr. Gordon
was aaleep. The young man was par
tlally dressed, anfl had been lying on a
couch ln tho room wlth Mr. Gordon and
hls mother, nll talklng in a general way.
The young man was notloed to have been
sulten and qulet, and he stayed up later
than usual. Flnally Mr. Gordon went to
bed, Later Wade went out the back door,
and lt I* thought the attaok upon Gordon
was through an open wlndow near hls
bed, rather than from Inside the room.
TOLD HIS MOTHBR.
After commlttlng the orlmo Wade went
to hls.mother's rdom and awoko her.
"I have flxod hlm and have flxed hlm
good. Go ln and attend to hlm tf'you
want to.""
Mrs. Lovlng saw the bloody axe, and
she ran to Mr. Gordon'a room, where the
slght of the wounded man, wlth blood
flowlng freely from half a dozen places
ln hls head, almost made her slck.
ffhe called Dr. MoGowan, and the am
bulance was sent for. Dr, Sycle respond
cd, and Mr. Gordon was taken hurrledly
to the Clty Hosplta], where he was glven
the best of attentlon, arjd mado as com
forUble as posslbto untll last nlght, when
he returned home, much Improved and
probably out of danger. Hls famlly
physlclan wlll now attend hlm.
For the Sunshlne Room.
A lawn party wlll be had ln th* Caval?
ry Armory on 'North Soventh Street be>
yond Lelgh this evenlng- from 6 to 11
o'olock under the ausplces and dlrectlon
of the Sunshino Club and for tne beneflt
of the Bunshlne room ln the Clty Hos
pital. Refreshments wlll be served by
tne ladles, among whom aro many of
thoae promlnently known ln all charltablo
movements. ThoJjtuubllo nra Invltod to
attend and besldew enjoylng a pleaBant
evenlng ald this worthy projeot, of whloh
tho slck stranger and the wanderer and
tho wounded wlll bo the beneflclarlos.
BANK STATEMENT8.
STATEMENT OF THE FINANCIAL
CONDITION OF T_*B PROV1DENT
SAVINGS BANK, LOCATED AT RICH
MOND, VA., IN THE STATE OF VIR
G1NIA, AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS
SEPTEMBER 9, 1903, MADE TO THB
AUDITOR OF PUBLIC ACCOTJNTS OF
VIRGIN1A:
RESOURCES.
Loans and dlscounts.$150,39107
Stocks, bondfc and mortgagos...... 24,240 63
Furniture and flxtures.;. 1,548 21
Checks and other cash ltema. 118 89
Due from natlonal banks,.. 5,(89 05
Spocle, nlckols and cents. 32171
Paper ourrency . 1,230 00
Current expenses and taxes pald. 3,630 04
Total ,'........!...........'......$187,162 60
LIABIL1TIBB.
Capltal stock pald in.$60,000 00
Undlvided prollts. 7,22566
Tlme certlflcatos of deposlt........ 111,819 02
Due to natlonal banks.... 18,117 f
Total .;...1187.163 60
I w. Gray Wattson, Caahler, do eolemn*
ly Woar that the above ls a true state
ment of the flnanclal condltlon of the
Provklent Savlngs Bank, located at Rlch?
mond; ln the State of Vlrglnla, at the
close of bualnesa on the 9tn day of Bep
tem, 1903, to the best of my knowledge and
bellof. ' ?>
W. GRAY WATTSON, Cashler.
Correct?Attest:
JAMES WHITTBT,
H. T. GATES,
JOSBiPH B, MONTGOMERY.
Dlreotors.
State of Vlrglnla, clty of Rlchmond i
Sworn to and subsorlbert before me thla
14th day of September. 1903.
GEO. J. HOOPEft, Notary Publlc,
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCKRN.?THB IINPBU.
?lencd httreby glve natlce that they tmv*
qualioed aa AdmlnUtratori. wlth Ihe wlll
annexed, of B. B, WWIOHT, deoeaeen. late
of tb? olty of Rloboiopd, Btata of Vlrglnla.
- All persoiu knowlnu tbeaiaelvea to bo ln
debtod to tbd (ald deeedent wlll plonse make
prompt paywmit U> tho undenilgned or to
WACTBB SYDNOR, Ko.- t Worth Blerentb
Street, Rlehmond, V?? tholr ooutudi nnd nll
neraons -harlne t-lalnn aialnit the ducedcut
wlll pleaae preaent annie.- properly proron, for
piiynii-nt, to tbe underalgned, or to thelr
aa,d ?ttgmjN?;?;-; . wBIOnT.
AdrainUtratora of 8< B, Wrlgbt.-doeoaeod, IJOa
? KlUt Carr Stroet, Rloltmona, Va. . - -
ilAVINa QUAUF'BP AS ADMINJSTR VTOK Op
tiic Mlnto of GEOROB K. TAYLOIt, ilaceasod,
Hlt poreonn linvlrg claluig ugulnst anlil o-itaH
wlll preeimt them to nid for payiuont an- all
indebted to tha citata wlll aettle wlth me,
- OABI'AND B, TAYLOR.
T SOuth Nlnth Street, RlenmoniJ, V*.
..,_ . .--I-, ? -" rrrrni
SEALED PROPOSAU8,
The Clty ot Rlohmond, Va.
Offlce Clty Wator Works, City Hall,
Oharloa B. Rolling, Bupt.
Rlohmond, Va., Bept. H, 1903.
BEAIiED PROPOSAI.S W-ILL BE RE,
celved at this offlce untll 6 P. M. SEP?
TEMBER 24th for the conatruotlon of Q
WOODEN CONDUIT. oxtendlng from
the Baslnu to the Pump Worka, and then
publlcly opened.
informatlon, gpeclflcatlona and drawing
can be obtalned at thla offlce. All prot
posals must be nocompanled by a certl
fied oheck, nayabie to Olty Troasurer, for
tho sum of $2,000.
The Commlttee on Water r.aaety* the
right ^?^SSH?&&!Sm,
gept' 11,18,16,17,20,^,24. Bupei'lntenOent.
BANK STATBMENT8.
?.M,I.,<M??M||?.,??, > ,?"?' ???'??<?.>.* "? .?
REPORT OF T_!18 CONDITtON OF THE
FIR8T NATtONAb BANK, AT nlCH
MOND. INTHB BTATg OP JHtOlNiA,
"AT Tflffl _T_08B OF BUSlNBM 8EP'
TEMBER 9, 1603:
, _u_aouRcfEB, ._ ^ __> _,
Overdrafta, p.ecured and utise- ''__ _,.
oured .!?" ?2 6?
U, S. bonds to seotiro olreu- ____?_,,_.
laHon.i,.,,.',.'J..i,',... W9,M0(W
U, .8. bonda to deeura IT. B.
deposit* .,.-,,..*.._,.,.. 12,?0OM
Vlrglnla bonds to seoure u, ?.__.
depqslla .'.,..,,.. sjo.ooo 00
Slocka, aecurltles, eto.i,...,.. 17,901 78
Banklng house, furnlture ahd __
flxtures....T,.? JJ.njo oo
Other roal estftte ownsd,,,..,,. 87,510 1-1
Due from natlonal banka- (not __ __,,__
reserve atents)..? 182,188 71
Due from State banks and _
bnnkere .,.,...,.. 116.026 7s
Due . from appr"ovcd reserva
sgenla ..',.,.,,,.,,,. M6,8zl 63
ChecKs and other cash ltems.,i, 8.688 ?t
Exchange* for elearJng house. i 86,224 68
Notea of other natlonal bank. 18,000 OU
Fractlonal paper ourrenoy, nlcK?
els and centn.>....,. 912 87
Lawful money reserve
In bank, vl*. i
Bp-iclB .$92,1O0IX)
Legal-tendor notoa..131,000 00 _,
. 213,100 00
Redemption fund wlth U. 8,
Treasurer. (6 per cent. of clr- ________
culatlon) ....?. M.W.. 00
Total .....,,..$6,680,467 7S
MABIMTIBfl. _?,_?,_.
Capital stock pald In.I ?2S-<52 __>
Burplus fund. 400,00000
Undlvldod proflts, lesa expenses
and, taxes pald. 116,744 28
Natlonal bank notoa outatand-'
Ing . . 599,000 00
Due -to other na?
tlonal banks.$ 440,674 00
Due to State banks
and hankers. 882,913 46
Due' to ? trust compa?
nles and aavlngs
banks . 67,198 24
Dlvldends unpald. 672 00
Indlvldual deposlts,
BUbJect to check.... 6,087,6X3 48
Demand eertlflcates of
deposit . 208,(67 79
Certlfled cheeka. 13,642 88 '.
Caehler'a ohecks out- _ _
atandlng. 2,08060
U. S. doposlta. 270,000 00 _____,_,?
-? 4,447,119 61
U. S. bond aocount. J_'5SS5S
Vlrglnla bond account. 896,000 00
Llabllltles other than those
abovo_ stated (reserved for In- ___
terestj. 8,096 01
Total.$6,680,467 75
State of "Vlrglnla. olty of Rlchmond?sa. :
I, Jno. M, Mlller, Jr., cashler of the
above-named barvk, do solemnly swear
that the above atatement la true to the
best of my knowledge ond bellef,
JNO. M. MILIiBR, Jr., CaBhler.
Subscrlbed and sworn to boforo me thla
Uth day of September, 1903.
OEO. BRYAN, Notary Publl*.
My commlaalon expIreB October 21, 1803.
Correct?Atteat: _.?._ ?_._?__,.,,
VIRGINIUS NEWTON,
JNO. B. PURCELD,
ISRABL, STERN,
Dlreotors.
STATEMENT OF THE FINANCIAL
CONDITION OFTHB UNION BANK
OF RICHMOND; IXiCATBD AT RICH?
MOND, IN' THB STATE OF VIRGINIA,
AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINBSS SEP?
TEMBER 9, 1908, MADE TO THE AUDI
TOR. OF P^BLIC ACCOHNT8 OF VIR?
GINIA:
RESOUROBS,
Doans and dlscounts,.$1,436,247 23
Stooks. bonds and mortgagea.... 473,646 2ft
Other real eatate.i,.<, *492 S2
Checks and other oash ltems.... 183 S0
Due from natlonal banka...,. 28,605 a
Specle, nlckela and cents. 62 93
Paper currency.,. 69, ?
Current expepses..... - 1-^ss "
' Total ..-.____*_______ 84
LIABIUTIES.
Capital stock pald ln.*_?S'2? ??
Undlvlded proflts. v313,774 04
Dlvldends unpald.'/:?"???;? loO uo
Indlvldual deposIta, subject to
Check alxty days' notlce).1,288.32*67
Tlm6 certlflcate of depoelt (elxty
daya' notlce).. 74,277 23
lnterest-on deposit ln advance... 36,000 00
Total;.;......?......$1,931,275 84 ,
r, .Ji .B. Beasley, Cashler,. do solemnly
swear that the above la a true statement of
the flnanclal condltlon of tho Unlon Bank o?
Rlohmond, located At Richmond, In the
State of Vlrglnla, at the close of bualneaa
on the -9th day of September 1903, to the
best of^y knewl^nd8b^ef.cMh|8r
Correct-Atte.tvTRr_wiug NBWTON.
| N. W. BOWB.
R. T. ARRINOTON,
DIreotors.
State of Vlrglnla, olty of Rlohmond:
Sworn to and subaorlbed before me thls
12th day of September, 1903.
OEO. BRYAN, Notary Publlo.
MBBTiNQ8.
Rlohmond, Va., 6>pt, 16, 1008.
? OrriOMRS AND MBMBQRS IlICH
YY MOND RANDOLPH LODOE, NO. 19. A.
/VN F. and A. M., pleaae attend tha Stated
Commur.lcatlon ot /oiir ledge Tlllfl (Tnaertajr)
EVKNINO at 8 o'elook, afaaoni' ITall. Membera
oVelatar lodsaa Invltsd'to-iriaet wlth us.
By orflar ot the W. M.
W. i. OOODB, Secretary.
__- A 8PECI Al* COMMUNICATION OF Mg?
VV TROPOUTAN LOD0B, NO. 11. A. F.
f\fr and A. MABONB, wlll be hald at tbe
4-n_mla 'farople THIS iTceaney) BVl.NfNO,
ln W atsadlDg an is^ted to attend.
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT.
ol.ut. tubttin al and Well Ap
SSdWAREHOUSE PROPERTY Jn
imntHnlhandDookStnati.
hoTist,' ^U^-^-l^^'*^
P'NPORT? MORRIS & CO., comprlslng
THREE boNTmUOIJS HOUBES of flne
?i_o to be rented elther sopnratoly or oa
a whole. Excellent ralfway Jftellltlea,
?levators, and all nocesaary modern ??_??
vinTenceS affordlnB unUSU-1 opportuhlty
to merchants and warehouaemen, We
would urge nrompt inspaotlonof thls ox.
cellent property, an?l wlll take pleueure ln
giving any WonnMtoto^ ^
topt U,l8,l6,17,20-6t 1U3 Malr. Btreet.
For Sale Cheap.
Easy Terms.
CHOICE LOTS ON BEVERLY AND
Wallaoo, between Carter and Rlohla
Stroets. Bovorly-Btreot lots, $10 per foot,
Wallaoe-fltreet lots, $7 per foot. Lots
front 24x127 feet. Termai $25 caah, bal
ano payable rnonthly, Abelraat frt*.
POLLARO & BAQBY,
8 and 7 North Eleventh Btreet. :
Farnts, Milli, *c., For Sale.
GEO. E. OiiA WEORP <fe 00.,
AUCTION 8ALB?-TMIi DAY.
By Stttldn * Oft,
, Rertl rc.ita.le Auctloneer*. >
Corner Tonth and B*nK Btreatts >
LARGB SALB
or
IMPROVBD AND TJNllWPROVWt) f?0**
BRTY ON BROAD, SECOND. JACK>
BON, bUVAL.AND BAKBR .
BTTtBETS.
At the requeht of tho partles IntsreatWl,
who aro non-resldents And eeltlng for tfia
purpose of aettllng up an estate, we enall
offer for gale at publlo aiiollc-n, on tha
premlses, the followlng pronerty, ln the ?
followlng order, commenclng
TUBSDAY. SEPTEMBER 15, 1903,
promptly at 4 o'clock P, M, :
FIRST?Vacant Lot on the south slde of
Baker Street, near Prentli*' Alley, front
Ing 2(1 feet, and runnlng back between
parnllel llnes about 160 feet to an alley.
SECOND?Say at 4:1B P. M., those two
small Ft'Atne Hotises, known as No*. 828
and ?flH West Duval Btreet. wlth .lot*
frontlng togethor 48 feet and runnlng baek
about ieo feet to an alley.
THIRD?Say at 6 o'clock P. M? two
small Brlok and one Frame Dwelllng,
Nos. 4, 0 and 8 Eflat Jackson Street, wlth
lots frontlng together 84 feet II lnchea and
runnlng back A depth of 166 feet.
FOURTH-Say at B!80 V. M., that two
sflory detached Frame Dwelllng, No, 18
East Jackson Stroet, wlth lot frontlng- 88
feet and runnlng baok between parallel
tlnei 168 feot ?_? -.?:_
FTFTH?Say at 6 o'eloclt P. M? emall
Frame Dwelllng. No. 728 North; Second
Street, wlth lot frontlng 22 feet and run?
nlng back a good JJPj__,?-,,; .__
ON WBDNESDAY, SBPTBMBRtt 16, lWl,
commenclng at 4:80 o'clock r. M. ',
FIRST?Vacnut Lot on the ea?t ?W?__
Second Street, between Byrd and Afoh
Streets, frontlng 98 feet 3 lnchea end run?
nlng back between parallel Une? a good
depth to what ls known aa Stavenaon'e
Street
SBCONl>-At M? P. M., that valuable
Lot on tfce north slde of Broad, between
Graham and Kancoak Streets, wlth A
traalt Frame Tenement thereon,kn<>wn
as No. 918 West Broad Street. TMi lot
fronte 80 feet and nin? back about 140 feet
to a wlde alley.
All of the abovo property la well located
ond In good rentlng loeatlona. PertoM
wlshlng to Invest should Arall themetlvM
of thla opportunlty, as the property wlll
TBRAW?Announced at the hour of aale.
SUTTON tk CO?
sept 11-tds _Auctkmeert),
By Pollard A Bagby,
Real Bstato Auetloneera.
Sili by Auollon tl Ditaebii f *?
Slory Frniii Dwtlllnf, H
2913 WIIMamtburc /Ut,
Nloi Blg Lot.
We wlll eell by auotlon, on tha pretn
TUBSDAY, SEPT. 16, 196J, &__?? P. St.
the above-mentloned attraetlve llttle
home. Lot 38 feet front by. good depth.
TERMS? Very aMommodatlng. ?.?___,
POLLARD A BAOBT.
sept-13,18,16-8t
By Ollver & Jones, Auctloheerj.
116 Weat Broad Street: 'Phone 2878.
WE WILL SBDL TO-DAY AT 10:80
FOR PARTIBS LBAV1NQ< THB
clty, Oak and Walnut Bed-room Furni?
ture. Fnather Bede, Iron Bedstead and
BDrlnas. Wardrobes, Loungea, Couohes,
ChalrsT Rockers, Dlnlng and other Tablee,
Sldeboarda. Hat Racks, Odd Bedsteads,
Buroau, Washstands, Rugs, Druggets,
Mattlng, Plctures, Sewing Maemnee.
Cooklng Stoves and a general llne of
household goods too numerous to ttien
tlon. Ladles Invlted to attend sale.
QBO. V. OLIVBR, Saleaman.
Geo. W. Mayo, Auotloneer.
I WILL SELL FOR ACCOUNT-OF.
CHESAPEAKE AND 0HI0
RAILWAY COMPANY
at frelaht statlon of sald oompany, Slx
-teenth ancTBroad Streets, thle olty, on
TUBSDA.Y. SEPTEMBER 13,1903,
commenclng at 9:30 o'clock A. M.' Three
HiSndrei and Flfty Paokages (more or
lOBS) Of
UNCLAIMED AND
REFUSED FREIGHT
sale to be In conformity wlth law gw*
ornlng suoh aalea. /
OEORBE W. MAYO, Auotlanoar.
Geo. H. Valentlne, A. P. Mont*omar?\
Salesmen. _-;_j.
AUg 16,23 aep 6,15,13.
By Sutton * Co..
Real BstAte Auetloneera.
Corner Tenth and Bank Streeta.
COMMISSIONERS' AUCTION SALB
OF ,:
THAT LAROB THRBE-8TORY ANW
BASDMENT BRICK TJWBMBNT,
SITUATED ON THB NORTH 8IXMB
oriwan. between eiohth
AND NINTH STRBOTTfl.
KNOWN AS NO. **H B. LWIOH Wt.
In oxeoutlon of a decree of the Rlch?
mond Ohanoery Court, entered on the lit
Say"ot August; 1903, ln the suit of W. H.
Tatum'a Admtnletrator ,va. Bfary W.
Taturn and others, the underalgned Speclal
ComSlsaloners, appolnted fcheraby. wlll
proceed to aell at publlo auotlon. upon tha
PreTHURB?DAY. ?BP^BBB 3T 1M
at 6 o'clock P. M? the above-deecilbe*
prTR_rdwelllng la a large three-atory and!
tmiement brlok tenement, contalnlng ahpat
13 rooms, bealdes detached Iritohen, and ln
^The'Ttronta about ? feet on the northi
sldo of-Lelgn Street and runa back be
tween paralw ?nM ?* <Bet- m<>re or ,eM|
t0The "noTrness of this property to tha
bua nisa portlon of the olty. to> tne icheota
and -hurohea makea It very dealrabU as
aTERMS-One:fourtih cash, Mluca ln
three enual Instalments, payable ln _ U.
<&7i ?r montha from date of eale, wlth In?
terest ftded and th. title rotamed untll
all the Purchaw money la pald and a oan,
veyan'coVdered by tha offifoa*.
R, w. PBYTON. Jr..
\ Speclal CtomTnlseloneW.
I certlfy that the bond requlred of> tta
Speclal CommlMloners by the aboye-mea.
tlPon.d -^^^".StelSPWfc
sept tl-tde __^
By Pollard * Bagby.
Auotlon Salt for Division of That
Desirable Gtntral Dataohtd Houii,
No. 634 North Slxth Stroot.
By direotlon of partles Interested, wa
at 6:S0 p. M.. the abovo desorlbed proper?
ty. The house la very, neat, and deairame
l0TERM?4--Llberal and announaed at sale.
FOH SALE.
FOR SALE.
ONB Oy TBE THrUlTIMT OIOAR MANW.
FAOTU1UNO CONOBUNS in tbtl country, C*.
naelty; 78,000 W 100,000 elgiM P? awat*.
Itead* sali for tbe *a?U ootwt. *nt-?quippe4
iactorr ln <b? *>uttu no oW atoolt o? b?n<}|
11600 tpau ; lu ?dv?rtl?lng liet year. Bra?*?
&?t&_ u tbe "?w ?'*y-""'"a
lu tbe Unlted Stetee. Belltog on sccount <4
*'*U''' Ad4m* Bo* ??, BarrkwaNri, ?*.