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MEMBERS TELL
OF THEIR LIVES
How Congressmen Use the Of?
ficial Directory?Long and
Short Sketches.
Tho corrected edition of tho official di?
rectory of tho Fifty-eighth Congress has
Ucan Issued and Is a most Interesting
document. In lookln* over its pages ono
Js struck at once with the divergent view*
of publlo men as to tho space they deem
expedient for telling the story of their
1 Senator Chauncoy Mitchell Depew, of
New York, still holds the palm for lot?
ting the public into moro of his f? *
Kocrets than any other member of either
branch, his sketch occupying noa?ly*a
page, and being considerably over COD
words, but the new Democratic Congress?
man. Robert Baker, of Brooklyn, takes
nearly as much space vo tell how ho has
Kpent the public side of his life.
Congressman Adam Byrd, ot tho Fifth
Mississippi DlHtrict, leads all the rest In
brevity, ills biography reads thus: Ad?
am Byrd, Democrat, of Philadelphia, was
elected to the Fifty-eighth Congress, re?
ceiving 3,0St votes."
Next to tho shortest sketch In the vol?
ume Is that of Congressman A. W. Gregg,
of the Seventh Texas District. It is sim?
ply 'this: "A. IV. Gregg. Democrat, of
Palestine, was elected to the Fifty-eighth
Congress wltnout opposition, receiving
13,162."
Tho Virginia members do not consume
a great deal of the volume. Senator Mar?
tin employs about 2/jO words and Sena?
tor Daniel WD, while all tho members of
the House delegation from Virginia are
exceedingly modest In tho matter, their
sketches containing less than 200 words
each. The Hliortest of them is that of
Congressman Henry Leo Maynard, of
Portsmouth, which is much aftur the or?
der of those of Messrs. Byrd and Gregg.
AfTHE" ACADEMY.
"The Burgomaster," which contains
more pretty music and good clean wit
tiian any'muslcal comedy ot rocont years,
will be seen ut tho Academy this after?
noon and to-night with u big cast nnd
a company of sixty.
Musically, "Tho Burgomaster" Is un?
doubtedly tho greatest of the light operas
produced In America In recent years.
While it Is catchy, It is of a higher type
than Is found in many so-called Now
York successes. Thta year the big list
of principals includes Ruth White ns
"Willie," Oscar L. Flgman, as tho Bur?
gomaster, William Riley Hatch, Thomas
Ricketts, Charles Sharp, P., J. Moye,
George McKlssock, Helen Dexter, Harriot
Sheldon, Louise Brackett and Josephine
Dltt.
"Hoity-Toity."
Of the Weber and Field's production of
"Holty Tolty," to bo seen at the Acade?
my to-morrow night and Thursday mati?
nee and night, tho St. Louis Republic
sayst , ? .
The production Is -the most colorful
eten at the Grand In some time. Thero
is a company of forty, who dlaport thom
COULDN'T FOOL HIM
Doctor Waa Finn and Was Rlflht,
Many doctors forbid their patients to
drink coffoe, but the patients still drink
It on the sly and thus spoil all the doc?
tor's efforts and keep themselves slok.
Some tiroes, the doctor makes sure that
the patient la not drinking coffee, and
there was a caso of that kind In St.
Paul, where a business man saldi
"After a very severo Illness lust win
tor which almost caused my death, the
doctor said Postum Food Corfea was tlio
only thing that I could drink, nnd ho Just
made mo quit coffee and drink Postnrn,
My Illness was vuused by Indigestion
from the use of tea and coffoo.
"The state of my stomach was so bail
that It became terribly inflamed and
finally resulted in a rupture, I had not
drank Postum very long bffore my lost
blood wns restored and my stomach was
well and sttong. and r havo now been
using Postum for almost a year. VvlivH
I got up from bed after my Illness l
?weighed ninety-eight pounds, and now my
weight Is 120.
"Thero Is no doubt that Postum wan
tho reason for this wonderful Improve,
mont, and I ahnll never gn hack to tea or
coffee, but shall always Htlck to tho food
drink that brought me back to Itealth
and strength." Name given by Postum
Co., Battle Creek, Mli-h.
Look In each package for a. copy of
tlA famous little book, "The Road to
V,'T<llvlllo."
selves In tho costumes used In the origi?
nal, production. Two scenes aro shown,
the Yale campus, New Haven, and Monto
Carlo. The last is, of course, tho most
picturesque. The music, capitally ren?
dered, would hardly bo recognized as
that heard In ordlnnry revivals of
"Hotty-Tolty." Prominent In tho or?
ganization aro Nellie Sylvester, Joanette
Lewis, Lillian Durham and Harry "WesL
"The Cavalier."
The new war play. The Cavalier," from
George W. Cablo's Southern romance, has
elements to make It popular with theatre?
goers, of to-day. There is Americanism
in It and there Is heart Interest; thero
Is pathos, sometimes approaching trag?
edy, though withal thore Is an abundance
of light comedy to make the play, as a
whole, a cheering and happy entertain?
ment. The dramatization made by Paul
Kester preserves with remarkable fidelity
the'charming literary stylo .of. Mr, .Cable
and holds intact the delicious atmosphere
In which he has enveloped his stories of
the Sunny South.
"The Cavalier" will be seen at the
Academy Friday and Saturday with Sat?
urday matinee.
Night of the Fourth.
The audience that assembled at tho
Bijou last night found that RIcbmonders
have not forgotten their old favorites of
the Bijou Musical Comedy Company, even
though they return with a name as long
as your arm. Tho "Wells-Dunne-Harlnn?
that's all, I believe?Musical Comedy
Comedy Company, in which are quite a
number of tho principals of the old or?
ganization, though there are many new
faces In tho chorus, presented "The Night
of tho Fourth," a piece that Is so familiar
hero that it needs no word of description.
Little Chip, as EH Frost, the Ice man,
was as amusing as ever, and his llrst
entrunco was grootod by applause that
went the rounds from orchestra to the
last row In the gallery. Otis Harlan also
received his reception. Harlan, as one
may well believe. Is Just as ho was when
ho laat appeared upon the BIJou stage.
He hasn't changed tn his work one Jot.
Mr. John Dunne, though ho hasn't any
part worth mentioning, was mado to feel
thoroughly at homo by tho audience.
Mary Marblo almost received an ovation,
to say nothing of a bunoh of American
beauties that woro passed up to her over
tho footlights. Miss Henrietta Lee, who
has been scon here with the company
before, though not thoroughly Identified
with It, wns acceptable as Elsio Bolivar.
Agnes Scott, Mario Fanchlonetti, Dun
Marblo and John W. Early wero ali wel?
comed by the audlenco.
Tho musical numbers introduced -were
all clever, and Little Chip and Otis Har?
lan received encore after encore In a
singing turn which was full of good stuff.
The entire performance pleased,
B. C.
Killed in Collision.
(By Associated Frew.)
WAYOROSS, CIA., Nov. St.?Two negroes
wero killed In a collision between two
long trains on the Tram road of J. F. <&
T. A. Bailey to-night, about ten miles
from McDonald, Tho trains ran together
head-on as they wore rounding a curve.
CONGREGATIONS
WILL UNITE
Thanksgiving Services to be
J-Ield in the' Churches on
Thursday,
Services will bo held on Thursday by
all the denominations represented In
Richmond.
The congregations of tho First, Second,
Grace Street, Grove Avcnuo und Cujvury
Baptist churches will unite at 11 o'clock
Thanksgiving? morning ut tho Second
Church. Tho sermon will bo preached by
Dr, Weaton Jiruucr, of Calvary.
Tho Pi-osbyiarlnn congregations will us
somhlo at tho First Church, where a
sermon will be preached by Dr, Egglcston,
of the Third Church. A spocUtl service, for
boys will bo hold at 0:30 A, M. In the
Covenantes of the Second Churoh. Special
muslo has boon arranged, The uddresa
Will be delivered by Hie Rev, John I. Arm?
strong, of Union Theological Seminary.
Tho Methodist service will bo held ut
Contenary, Tlio Rov, J. T, Whitloy, pre?
siding elder of tho Rappahannock District
will preaer. An offering will bo mado for'
tho Home for Aged Ladles. A pounding,
for'the benefit of tho Orphanage will be
given Thursday afternoon at Trinity.
Among tho Catholics spoclal Thanks?
giving soWlces. will b<j. nt-Kl U\ each of tho'
V'huiuhes.
COLOMBIA'S
PROPOSITION
Would Remove Capital of That
Country to Panama, But it
Will be Refused.
GENERAL REYES GRATIFIED
No Diplomatic Rupture Between
This Country and Colombia
and Our Minister is Safe.
fBy As.iooln.tefl Press.)
WASHINGTON, D. Ci November 23.?
Roar-Admiral Coghlan, commander of the
Caribbean Squadron, cabled the Navy
Department from Colon, undor dato of
November illst, that General Roves, the
special commlBslonor of the Bogota Gov?
ernment, tenders' his Blnccro thanka to
President Roosevelt and Socrotary of tho
Navy Moody for Ills gracious treatment
at Colon by our naval force. Admiral
Coghlan confirms the press dispatches
that General Reyes ban doparted for
Washington, via Port Llmon, Costa. Rica,
for a conference with Dr. Amador, a,
momber of the Panama Commission, nnd
who Is in tho United States.
Before his departure ho Informed Ad?
miral Coghlan that tho Panama Govern?
ment hriB cabled Dr. Amador to await his
(Royes) arrival. Admiral Coghlan states
further that General Reyes expects to
make amicable rolationa with the' spe?
cial .commissioners from Panama now in
Washington.
TO MOVE CAPITAL.
It Is believed hero that aside from a
proposition for Panama to assume part
of the Colombian foreign dobt, General
Reyes' main purpose Is to advance tho
suggestion that the capital of Colombia
bo transferred to tho city of Panama.
This would be equivalent to the annexa?
tion of Colombia by Panama. The opinion
In official circles here Is that, though
flattering, the proposition will bo rejected
by tho Panama Commissioners if
for no other reason than be?
cause through sheer weight of
numbers tho Colombians soon would con?
trol the administration of tho reunited
republic, and the situation as to Panama
would be as it was before the revolution
and separaUon,
OUR MINISTER SAFE.
Mr. Beaupre's status remains un?
changed, so far as tho ofilclals hero know,
and notwithstanding the menacing tone
of tho notes addressed to him by the Co?
lombian minister for foreign affairs, as
set out In tho press dispatches from Bo?
gota, the Stato Department does not con?
sider that there has been a breach In
the relations between the United States
and Colombia. ...
Tho fact that tho Colombian legation
here Is still open for, business, under in?
structions from Bogota, Is confirmatory
evidence of the fact that there has boen
no rupture of relations.
Mr. Beaupro has Informed the minister
for foreign affairs that the United States
has recognized Panama and has extended
tho good ofllces of our government to
patch up peace. Tho Colombian answer
to this last proposition has not yet been
received.
FRANCE
Will Demand That All France
be Fully Protected.
(By Associated Press.), ,
PARIS, Nov. 23.?Foreign Minister Del
casse addressed the chamber of deputies
to-day In reply to questions regarding
foreign affairs. He opened with a state?
ment with reference to a Panama ques?
tion and said:
"It was our strict duty to demand from
tho republic of Panama assurances that
all French Interests, Including the canal
concession, bo respected. This assuranco
has been given us in decisive form, tho
following being tho textual form of the,
promise: '. , ?
" 'Tho republic of Panama solemnly,
expressly and definitely pledges itself to
vigilantly protect French Interests and to
maintain and Interpret In their widest
sense the contracts made beibre Novem?
ber 3d, which referring to tho Isthmus,
follow tho transmission of sovereignty
and bind tho republic of Panama. All
those contracts aro maintained, notably
tho contract prolonging the concession un?
til 1910.' "_
GERMANY.
Emperor William Directs That
Panama be Recognized.
(By Associated Press,)
BERLIN, Nov. 23.?Emperor William
has directed tho German authorities to
officially recognize the ropubllo of Pana?
ma. An announcement of tho recognition
of the new Stato is expected dally,
MURDER TRIAL.
Philip Alger Charged With Kill?
ing Hia Sister-in-Law.
(Special to The Tlmes-Dlspatoh.)
LURAY, VA., Nov. 23.?The trial of
Philip Alger, charged with the murder of
his sister-in-law, Mrs, Annie L. Alger, be?
gan In tho Pago County Court to-day.
Judge E. T. Booton presiding. The mur?
der took placo at tho foot of Tanner's
nidge, In this county, on the 2flth of Sep?
tember, and was most brutal, Young
Algor stopping In front of tha woman,
who was In tho publlo road, demanded
with an oath, that she come no further,
thon drawing his rovolvor shot hor, from
which sho died In a fow moments.
Alger, with sovorul companions, wan on
his way from Mnrkavlllo, tho dead woman
being in tho party.
Tho testimony offered to-day showed
that Alger evidently was bent on kill?
ing tho woman, Soon after tho shooting
HAD ASTHMA TOR 31 YEARS,
Woonsocket (R. I.) Woman Tells How
Father John's Medicine
Curod Her.
Mrs. Mary Innmnn of 308 Fairmount
St., Woonsockot, H. I., says: "I URed
Father John's Medicine for asthma and ?
druadful cough that C bavu had every
winter for thirty-one years, and must
suy that of all tho medicines I havo used
(and I believo lhat I have used every
kind that' is advertised and every ono
that anybody would toll mo of) I never
found anything to help mo as Fntlior
John's Medlclno has. Since taking it I
nm able to do my work myseir, us I have
not done for years. For the pust two
winters I havo never boen without a
bottle of it In the Iioupo, and Just na
soon as I or any ono of the family have
the least sign of a cold we tako Father
John's Medicine and And relief at once.
I cnuld wrlto something good about it
every day, and I recommend It to all my
friends and neighbors, I hope this lot
tor will enuble others to bo helped as I
have been. (Slgnod) Mrs. Mary innman."
Father John's Modlclna Is for sale by
Owons and Minor Prug Company, 1007
Eust Main Stroot, City Drug Store, Mi
East Main Stroot, People's Drug Store,
ilflOO Williamsburg Avenue;. Nortlisido
Pharmacy, "JOl North Fifth Street: Pino
Sheet Pharmacy, 331 South Pino Slreet;
JJwti Pharmacy, '.HXU'Yenublo Utrout.
he laid' down beside the dead woman
and slept, porimps, half nn hour boforo
the officer* camo upon the scene,
Tho prisoner, who la about twonty-flvo
years of age, lias a rather roinilslve np
pearance, and gives ho Indication of
realising tho crltno with which ho Is
charged, Ho takes ho Interest In the
court proceedings.
His wlfa nttd child tiro constantly at
his sldo, ns Is also his aged father and
mot her,
i??-P--'- v
Snatched Purse.
Thi-oo young Indies reported last Satur?
day ovonlng that a man ran up to thorn
Oil Foushce Blreot Just ns they turned
In from Ilrond, on their way home, and
grabbed the pockot-book of one nt them,
lie tlieii ran away. Tho pollco havo boon
tiotlllcd, __
An Ordinance.
(Approved Nov. 30th, 10O3.)
GRANTING PERMISSION TO It, A.
PATTERSON TOBACCO CO. TO CON?
STRUCT AND MAINTAIN AN OVER*
HEAD Bill DOE. ACROSS OVERTON
STREET, BETWEEN SEVENTH AND
EIGHTH STREETS,. /
Bo It ordained by tho Council of tho
city of Richmond:
1st, That pormlsslon bo, and thoennio la
hereby, gran tod to the R. A. Patterson
Tobacco Co. to construct anil maintain an
Overhead Bridge across Overton Hlroet,
between .Seventh and Eighth Streets,
tho bottom of said bridge to bo at least
ID feet above tho street,, and said bridge
Is not to be moro than C foot wide ntul
capable of .bearing at least 500 pounds
weight, subject to tho following condi?
tions:
2d. That the said Brldgo Is to In con?
structed according to tho plan prosontod
by said R. A. PttttorBon Tobacco Co.,'and
now on Ilia In the ofl'lce of City Engineer;
and iilno In such manner, and with such
materials as shall bo satisfactory to the
City Engineer.
3d. The said R. A. Patterson Tobacco Co.
shall at times keep said Bridge in proper
repair, and shall mako such repairs as
tho Committee on Streets may at any
lime dem reasonable for the safety <if
persons using tho highway under said
Bridge.
4th-. The said R. A. Patterson Tobacco
Co. shall pav tho rate nxed by tho ordi?
nance of the city allowing construction
of ureas or vaults in sidewalks or nlloyn.
Eth. The permission horeby granted shall
nt any time be subject to any nniondinciu
or revocation by the City Council, Upon
n revocation or amendment of said por?
mlsslon, tho said R. A. Patterson Tobacco
Co., or any subsequent owner of ?nld
souse, shall immediately conform to such
amendment or revocation.
0th. The said permission Is glvon sub?
ject to the -conditions that the said R. A.
Patterson Tobacco Co., or any subsequent
owner of said house, will indemnify, re?
imburse, and savo harmless the city of
Richmond for any charges, damnges^or
cost that the city muy bo required to pay
by reason of nny person being Injured or
damaged in any w^y, 1> property or per?
son by the construction, existence, or
maintenance of said Brldgo.
8th. For a falluro to conform fully to
tho provisions of this ordinance, or any
amendment or revocation thereof, or any
requirement thereunder, tho said R, A.
Patterson Tobacco Co., or any subsequent
owner of said house, shall bo liable to a
fine of not less than ten nor more than
fifty dollars', each day'a falluro to bo a
soparato offense.
uth. All ordinances or parts ot ordi?
nances aro hereby repealed, so far as tho
same may conflict herewith.
10th. This ordinance shall bo in force
from its passage. ^ ^ ^^
nov21-5t. G'ty Clerk.
BANK STATEMENTS,
STATEMENT OF THE FINANCIAL
CONDITION OF THE UNION BANK
OF RICHMOND. LOCATED AT RICH?
MOND; IN THE STATE OF VIR?
GINIA AT TUB CLOSE OF BUS!
??NEHB NOVEMBER 17. 1003. MADE '1O
THE AUDITOR OF PUBLIC. AC?
COUNTS OF VIRGINIA:
RESOURCES. .,?,??,,??,
Loans and discounts,,....*M2H?5 S
Stocks, bonds and mortgages.,. .?3,WJ> ia
Other real estate.;...;.... WOO 00
Checks and other cash I toms.... , .Wj 78
Due-'from.'national bank*:;'.;....; i?,0SJ &<
Specie, nickels and .cents.1.-.v.... 0 iO
Paper currency .....'.....,'?'-____
Total .........i...;.'..!i.$2,007,824 12
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock, paid in.,.$ 219,750 00
Undivided profits, less -amount
paid for interest, expenses und
taxes..>. ??,air ?J
Dividends unpaid .;. UJ 00
individual deposits subject to
cneck, sixty days' notice.1,32S,303 i4
Time certificates of deposit,
sixty days' noUco. m,m M
Interest on deposits in advance 3.>,0OO 00
Total .$2,007,1-24 12
I, J. B. Beasley, cashier, do solemnly,
swoar that the above is a true statement
of tho financial condition of the Union
Bank of Richmond, located at Richmond,
In the Stato of Virginia, at the close of
business on the 17th clny of November,
1903, to tho best of my knovvledgo and
Uell0f' J, B. BEASLEY, Cashier.
Correot-Attest: ug lNRWrr0N<
B. T. AIUUNGTON,
B. ALSOP, ? '
Dlreotors.
State of Virginia, city of Richmond:
Sworn to and subscribed boforo me this
23d day of November, 1003. ?
' j. E. JOPLIN, Notary Public,
Commission expires December 19, 1903.
STATEMENT OF THE FINANCIAL
CtifllimuN OF THE CITY BAi>K OF
KICHMOND, LOCATED AT RICH?
MOND, IN TI113 STATE. OF VIR?
GINIA, AT THE CLOSE OF BUSI?
NESS NOVEMBER 17, 19M MADE TO
THE AUDITOR OF PUBLIC AC?
COUNTS OF VIRGINIA;
RESOURCES.
Loans and- discounts.$1,189,193 90
overdrafts . 2,808 03
Stooks. bond? and mortgages.. 87,624 78
riunktng house. 86,000 00
Cheoka and other cash
items .I o85 ?
Exchungea for clear
ing-houae .? 80,697 tu
Duo from . national
Danks .302,36118
Due from State banks
and private bankers,. 48,005 88
Specie, nickels and
cents . 25,170 21
Paper duri-enoy. 02,094 00
. ??? 416,813 70
Total.$1,740,389 315
LIABILITIES. ,"'
Capital stock paid In.$ <W,000 oo
Surplus fund.? ???? 1W,000 Oo
Undivided profits, lass amount
paid for Interest, expanses
iiiitl taxoa. M'{Ji?I
Dividends unpaid. -'(150
individual deposits,
subject to chock....$l,0OS 009 32
Demand lecrtlflvutos
of deposit. <5.04a 06
Uertlllod chocks. 1,8J7 90
Dun to national banks 3Mi3 42
Duo to Stato banks
?l j??*?? ._i^iii.3i,207,307C-2
Notes and bills rodlscountod.., n.aao H7
Total .$1,710,1)89 30
'I, J, W. Klnton. cashier, do solemnly
swear that the above Is a true atalomont
of tho financial condition of tho City
Bank of Richmond, located at Richmond,
In the Stato ot Virginia, at tho eloso of
Uusliui.-ia on tho 17th day of November,
1008, to the best of my knowledge and bo
l-?C' J, W, S1NTON, Cashier.
Correct-Attest: }j J?j|BGN,
S. H. HAWES,
JAMES H, ANDERSON,
Dlreotors.
Stato of Virginia, city of Richmond?
Sworn to and subscribed before ma this
-1st day ot November, 1803.
' * VVM, SINTON, Notary Public.
Notary Publlo
? ?? i z=*X
AUCTION SALES?This Day.
By Augustine Royatl & Co.,
Real Estate Agenls and Austloiieors,
Loader Building. Matichestm', Va,
T
RUSTEH'S SALE OF FOUR HAND
- HOME LOTS ON THE PETERS
PURU TURNPIKE. IN CHESTER*
FIELD COUNTY, NEAR MANCHES?
TER, VA., ON TUESDAY, NOV. 21.
1903, AT 4 O'CLOCK P. M., ON THE
PREMISES.
By vlrtuo of a flood of trust dated Nov.
3d, '1003 ,and executed to tho undersigned
and duly rocorded In tho County Court
ttcrk's ofllco of Chostorlleld county, In
V. Ji, 101, pngo 177, and bolng required so
to do by tho beneficiary, default having
been matlo In tho payment of the debt
t>ccuro<l, 1 shall sell on tho day, hour
and place named abovo thoso four (l>
handsome building lots located on tho
Petersburg Turnpike, in Chesterfield
county, near Manchester, Va,, and desig?
nated on tho plan of Mason Park Land
Co, as Lot* Nos. 0. 7, 8 and 9; J-.0I8 Nos,
l>, 7 ftnd 8 front 33 foot each, and Lot No.
P fronts 68 feet on said pike between Uela
v.uro and Edwards Streets. Lots Nos. it,
7, 8 have a depth of 140 feet to an alley;
Lot No. 9 is a triangular lot at the corner,
of Edwards Street. These are beauIIftil
lots, and should attract tho attention of
those seeking surbufhnii homes.
TERMS?Cash aw lo expenses ot sale,
toxrs If any arc duo, and to pay off a
note past duo'for $01.83, with interest
t-inco Nov. 3d. 1003, till paid, and on crndlt
as to a note of $00.09, duo May 3d, 1904.
The residue, If nay, Upon such terms as
will be announced at Balo.
i HENRY S. HUT55LER,
NO 18,20,21,22,24. TrUBteo,
By Edward S. Roso Company,
Roal Estnlo Auctioneers.
HERE IS A aoOB BUILDING LOT;
WE THINK IT IS GOING TO SELL
CHEAP.
At tho request ot tho owner, a non-rosl
dont, we will boII by auction, upon the
PTUE8DAY. 24TH DAY CUT..NOV., 1903,
at 4 o'clock P.. M., 40x150 feet to an nliey,
on the north- side, of Beverly between
Temple hnd Carter Streets'.
TERMS?At sale; ?
EDWARD S. ROSE.COMPANY.
novlO-tds Auctioneers.
By Tho Valentino Auction Co.,
Auctioneers.
A UCTION SALE*
A OF
ICE-CREAM PLANT, BAKERY AND
CONFECTIONERY OF EDWARD C.
REES & CO., NO. 71.1 WEST ,
MAIN STREET.
THIS TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1908,
On account ot declining the business,
wo will sell for Edward C. Roes & Co.,
No. 713 West Main Street (opposite Monroo
Park), on
THIS (Tuesday) MORNING, NOV. 24TH,
commencing at 10:30 o'clock. This Ico
Crenm Plant, Bukoiy and Confectionery,
comprising Hand or Power Ico-Crenm Ma?
chine (cost $12fi), Electric Motor, 200 Ioe
oream Tubs und Cans, Broad Trough,
Box and Tables, Bread and -Coke Pans,
Candy Stones and Beach. Marblo Almond
Mortar, Ico-Cream Moulds, Tuft's Soda
Fountain, of Italian and Tennessee mar?
blo, and two mirrors, with 22 syrup cans,
3 soda nnd 6 mineral water spigots, mar?
ble serving counter and 2 copper tanks,
'cost $2,200.00; Soda Glasses and Holders,
coco-Cola CCan, Milk Shako Machine,
about fifty gallons ot assorted Syrups,
Coca-Cola, &c; 4 Electric Fans. National
Cash Register, 3 Nlckle Framo Showcases,
Iron Safe (combination lock). Counter
Scales, Stools, 12 Marblo Top loe-Crcum
Tables, -J2 Oak and Walnut Chairs, Stand?
ing Desk, Walnut Hat Rack, Pedostals
arid Statues, Mirror, C5 yards Inlaid Lino?
leum, Ico-Cream Chest with 5 and 10 gal?
lon porcelain lined enns; Ico-Cream
Saucers and Glasses, Candy Jars and
Dishes, Cnndles, Chewing and Smoking
Tobacco, Cigars, Cigarettes, &c.; also
about 3 ton3 Anthraclto Coal. Sulo posi?
tive. .
TEUMS-Cash.
THE VuVLENTINE AUCTION CO,,
No 22-2t. ' Auctlonoors,
REAL ESTATE?For Sale.
GHPAN & HUME,
Real Estate?Insuranoe?Loans.
FOB SALE.
$1 SftA A SMALL FARM OF 25
1 tO\J\f acres, with good 6-room dwell?
ing, now rented to a good tenant; at
Tuylor's crossing, 10 miles from Rich?
mond, and about ono and a half miles
from Glea Allen, on tho R. F. & P. R. R.
Aiarn and outhouses. Excellent wator
(pump). Good orchard. Nlco grovo In
rront. Right at station. Thla Is a bar?
gain.
$1 I (\f\f\ FOUR NEW, MODERN
*.-!>V.V." brick dwellings, up-to-date
in every respect. All occupied by excel?
lent tenants. Now renting for $1,100.
Splendidly located on Church Hill. A
sai'o Investment that brings 10 per cent.
$1 ^ft TWO STORY. FRAME
s )?uu dwelling of seven rooms, on
j .?lrty-fifth Street. Oood tenant. 12 por
cent. Investment,
FOB RENT.
FURNISHED DWELLING OF TWELVE
(12) rooms, with nil tho most modern
conveniences, together with fourteen (II)
acres of ground, on Dill's Road, within
a very short distance or tho Chestnut
Htli oar line; convenlont to the city, aas,
hot and cold water, range, bath, sewer,
etc. The wholo houso heated by hot
water, The owner has moved awny from
tno city, and is desirous of securing u
tenant Immediately. To tho proper party
special Inducements will bo made. This Is
one of the best built dwellings In tho
county.
*330.00-10-room dwelling; Chestnut Hill.
fcUO.OO- 8-room dwelling; Chestnut Hill.
$270.00- 8-room dwelling; Chestnut Hill.
?13.60- (i-room dwelling; No. 3417 E.
Clay.
$9.00?0-room dwelling; No. 821 Spring
btrest..
Also several 6, 7 and 8-room dwellings
In west end.
MONEY! ~~~ MONEY!
IN SUMS TO SUIT. CHARGES REA?
SONABLE. COLLECTION OF RENTS
, A SPECIALTY. FIRE INSURANCE
WRITTEN. PROMPT AND COUR?
TEOUS ATTENTION TO EV?
ERY INQUIRY.
13 N. Eleventh St.
Farms, Mills, &c. For Sale.
GEO. 13. CRAWFORD & CO.,
Ontnloguos Freo. Soil E, Main
EXCURSION TO NORFOLK
THANKSGIVING DAY.
Via. Norfolk and Western Railway; Jl.25
round trip. Fast vostllmlod train leaves
Richmond, Byrd-Street Station, I) A. M.;
Petersburg, D::t3 A. M., Returning, leaves
Norfolk 7,-JO P. M.
BETWEEN RICHMOND AND LYNCH
burg. Must have good buildings, near
Station, with river Ijottoniu, anil pl'K-o
must bo rensnnuhlo,
JNO, STEWART WALKER,
LYNCUI'IUIIC, VA.
MEETINOS.
t mabonio'fw\Tilvi7",notk!E.--tiir
*Af mumticrs of DGVK l.dliiU-.', NO. SI, A.
/y\ (.'. mill A. M-, will utti'inl a tailed com
iniiiiloatlDii gf their lodgo at IliaMasonic Titni.
M.-. of which the rteceawd wa? ">?a ,"? member,
ure egpeclnlly invited io unllu will in. Tli.1
offU-vr* and niuinliei-s of sister lolg.-s ?IH|
transient brethren tiro also cordially ami fi?
unuiily invltud.to unite with us.
lly order of the W. III.
' UEN T. AUOUliT, Seorvt W/.
AUCTION SALES?This Day.
By II. A. MdCUrtly,
Real Estate Auctioneer^
PUBLIC AUCTION SALE
OF THE .,?,???
LATE RESIDENCE OF L. BOUCHERS,
ESQ,, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 21TH,
AT 4:30 O'CLOCK P. Mi,
NO 307 SOUTH FOURTH STREET,
GAMBLE'S HILL.
By direction of tho owner, who has re?
moved, and who is desirous ot disposing
of tho property, even at a sacrlflco rather
than to rent the same. I will offer for sole,
on tho premises, at the time staled, the
above vorv DESIRABLE RESIDENTIAL
PROPERTY abovo mentioned, 'lho build?
ing In thrco story brick, and contains
every modern convenience and comfort,
such- ns tllod halls and bath, tho laitar
fitted Willi the most oxpenslvo sanitary
arrangements; Inlaid floois In parlors and
dining rooms, walls ot most of tho rooms
nnd stairways handsomely frescoed, sttf
tlonni-y wardrobes and stands, eloctrlc
lights, otc, etc. In tact, no expense was
spared to mako tho property cqmpleto In
fivery detail, and few, It any, residences in
tho city can compare with tho Interior
finish. There Ib Immediately In, tho rear,
but separated by an alley, a IWp-brORY
MODERN BRICK STABLE, with amplo
accommodation for several horKCS and
carriages. Although the ownor has .Spoilt
a very largo amount on tho property; he
dfie? not expect a fancy prlco, and those
In search ot a first-class property can at?
tend sale with tho assurance that a great
bargain can lie had. To properly appre?
ciate this property It must bo scon, and
tho auctioneer will be pleased to Inspect
aiimo with any ono wishing to mako ex?
amination before tho sale, und t Is well
worth the whllo of any ono to do so. bee
him; you will not regret It.
TERMS-W1II be very liberal nnd an?
nounced at time of sale. Most of tho pur?
chase pr co can remain on the proporty.
POSSESSION IMMEDIATELY.
nov 18-tds H- A- M CURDY.
By A. J. Chownlng Co.,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
AUCTION SALE q^
TUESDAY, NOV. 24, 1903,
&%fi! VS ?TWENTY.EIGHTH
STREET; I ,??,
NO. 2U2 EAST CLAY STREET;
NO. 2714 EAST CLAY STREET:
NO. 2710 EAST CLAY STREET, corner
Twenty-eighth nnd Clay streets.
ON
HILL.
Chance for good investment or home.
TE RMS-Reasonable.
Von,tMl VWiuSng CO..
novlBrtds . Auctioneer^
AUCTION SALES--Future Days
By Pollard & Bagby, ,.
Auctllneers,
Auction Sale for Account of Party
Leaving Town of Nice Corner
Church Hill Home at Northeast
Corner of 34th and Marshall Sts.
Very Large Lot.
Wo will sell at Auction .
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 27TH, 1903,
at 4:30 o'clock, tho abovo mentioned de?
ferable property. The houso has about
8 rooms, and Is modern. Lot fronts 100
loet on Thirty-fourth Street, and Is very
desirable. ?Property' 19 sold, subject to
a mortgage of $2,000, ?
TERMS?On balance easy and an?
nounced at sale.
? POLLARD'& BAGBY,
Auctioneers.
No 22-tds Auctioneers,
"~ By J. Thompson Brown & Co.
TKUSTEE'S BALE
OF
HOUSE AND LOTS IN BARTON
HEIGHTS.
As substituted trusteo In deed of trust
dated August 9, 1S94, from A. F. Miller
and wife, recorded In tho County Court
of Henrico; and being requested by tho
Deneflclarles therein so to do, I will pro?
ceed to oxeouto said dood by selling at
public auction, on tho promises,
FRIDAYS NOV. 27TH, 1903,
at 4:30 o'clook P. M., the property de?
scribed in said deed as LOTS NOS. 8
and 9, )n Block E, In Barton Heights, at
the northeast corner of Montelro nnd
.t'oe Streets, fronting 65 foet on Montelro
btreet, with all the buildings and Im?
provements thereon.
TERMS?Cash as to tho oxponse ot
sale, and 52,158.76, being tho amount ot
money due upon notes scoured by Enid
deed, and balance In monthly payrnonts
of $25. with Interest from Juno 1, 1891.
HENRY S. HUTZLHR,
Substltutbd Trusteo.
Brown & Co., Auctioneers.
By J. Thompson Brown & Co.
TRUSTEE'S SALE
OF
HOUSE AND LOT IN BARTON
HEIGHTS.
As substituted trustee In doed of trust
dated Octobor 28, 1893, from AVllllarn R.
Brown and wife, recorded ,ln the County
Court of Honrlco In D, B. TBO B., p. 253,
nnd being roquosted by the bunoflclarles
theroin so to do, I will proceed to exe?
cute snld deod by selling, at public auo
t.on, on tho promises.
FRIDAY, NOV, 27TH, 1903,
at 4 o'clock P. M.. tho proporty described
in sa.u deed as LOT NO C, In Block 28,
?n Barton Helghti Addition, together with
the Improvements thereon, being ono of
the most attractlvo resldonts in Barton
Heights.
TERMS-Cash ns to the expense ot
tale, and J1.CG3.20, being the amount ot
money duo upon notes secured by said
oeod, and hMaiiee In monthly payrnonts
of $20, with Interest from November 10,
1805.
HENRY S. HUTZLER,
Substituted Trustee,
Brown & Co.., Auctioneers.
~ By N. W. Bowe,
Real Estate Auctioneer.
THAT MOST ATTRACTIVE BUILD?
ING LOT ON THE SOUTH SIDE OR
GROVE AVENUE, between Sycamore
and Strawberry Stroots, Just 80 feel west
of Mr. Henry Holzgrofe's reslaenoo,
WILL BE SOLD by uuotlon, on the prom?
ises, on
WEDNESDAY, NOV, 25, 1903,
at 4:H0 P. M. ? , -^
This is a line, d?op lot, nnd tho many
now and handsome dwoltlngs now going
ui> on that most attractive drive way
attest tho popularity und desirability of
tho bcatlon.
TERMS-At sale. N. W. BOWE.
nov '-'1-lds Auctioneer.
By Goo, W. Mayo, Auotlonoer.
RECEIVERS' SALE
OF THE
ASSETS OF THE WALTHALL PRINT
INO AND SOUTHERN TOBACCO?
NIST COMPANY,
By virtue of nn order of tho United
Btntes Dlstrlot Court fur the Eastern Uis
trk-t of Virginia. entered on tho 17th day
of November, uhm, in the cause therein
pending under tho slyle of Tho Walthall
Printing mid Southern Tobacconist Com?
pany, Bankrupt, Hio undersigned rccolv
urs will noli ut public auction for cash,
mi the promises, No, 109 South Twelfth
Stroot. RIoliinoiKt, Va., on
?WEDNESDAY, NOV, gS, J9t?
at 12 o'clock M'.i Hio ftBSOls, Including the
good will of tho Walthall Printing and
Southern Tobu.-conlsi Company, consist?
ing principally of Printing Machinery,
Typo. Stock, etc., and the miblii'itt on
known as tli.i "Southern Tobtu.-ooii.ai."
The assets Incliul" Onion Kurnituni und
Fixtures, 2 cottroll Cylinder Presses, 4
rimiHi.'or mid Gordon J"h Presses, and u
full supply of J"b and Hook Type.
Tlio assets will llrst bo offered, in detail
and then as a whole.
Tho sulo will bo subject to the combina?
tion of tho court.
An Inventory of tho assuis can be seen,
with the papers In tho said cause, in the
clerk's ofllce of tho United States District
Court of Richmond. Va.
Tho i-ecelvovs will gUdly furnish mfor
mut.ou to tno>gtol.^(|jl. nwnm>
and , .
R. ?. WALTHALL.
uov 19,21,22,21,85 Receiver*.
AUCTION SALES-Futtire Day* i
E
By 3, B. Elam & Co.,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
bi'ATE SALE BY~~
PUBLIC AUCTION OF
THAT ELIGIBLY LOCATED MODERN*
WELL BUILT AND ATTRACTIVE ^
THREE STORY B1UCK.
RESIDENCE,
No. 926 W. Grace SI.,
On North Side Graoe Between Sha*
fer and Harrison Streets.
By direction of the owners, who art
selling to oloso an estate, wo will sell btf
Ptibllo Auction, on the promlaes, on
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 20TH, 1903.
fit 4:30 o'clock, P. M,, the above named
specially attractive and desirable real*
r.once, containing about ten rooms, havln*
tno usual modern conveniences, well
appointed, substantially, built and In good
condition, bolng comparatively new, the
lol fron'tlng nineteen feot, more or less,
und running back botweon parallel linos
ono Hundred and fifty-six foot, moro of
It-ss, to an alloy In common.
This sale presents to tho homeseekor at!
unusual opportunity to seouro at a mod*
orato prlco a really desirable, modcrnly
constructed and well located homo, and
1r. tho capitalist a perfectly safe and
desirable Investment', tho proporty com?
manding at ull times good rentut, and
increasing steadily In value. ,
'J iUHMS?Very liberal, aiid to bo .ai??4
nouueed at sale.
J. B. ELAM & CO..
No 20, tds. Auctioneers.
B* James H. Crenshaw,
Ronl Estate Auctioneer, |
1013 E. Main Street,
/"?OMMISSIONER'S AUCTION SALB.
v-* OF
BRICK STORK AND DWELLING NO,^
408 NORTH EIGHTEENTH STREET.
i By docrco ot tho Chancery Court of th#i
city of Richmond, entered In the suit oft
Mary Caroline Allan vs. Genevieve Mon?
tague and als, on Novomhor 3d, 1U03, w*
will sell by. public auction, on the prenvw
UeS' ?\VEDNESDAY, NOV. 25TH.
at 4 o'clock P. M., tho following property, <
as described In the decree, as that lot,.
with improvements thereon, No. 408 Nurt&
Eighteenth Streot, in the olty of Rich?
mond, and bounded as follows: Commenc?
ing on tho west lino of Elghtoenth Street
8-1 foot nnd 0 Inches north of Marshall
Street, thonco running northwardly and!
fronting on said Eighteenth Street 2o feotij
and running back westwardly between! I
parallel lines 132 feet. i
TERMS-Ono-thlrd cash, and the resldu#
In three equal Installments, payablo re.i
spoctlvely at six, twolvo and eighteen!
months from tho day of sale, tho credit
installments to bo evidenced by notes ofl
tho purchaser, with 8 per centum per an?
num Intcrost from the day of sale added,
and the title of tho property retained as
security for the said notes until the wliol?).
of tho purchaso money Is paid and a coa?H
veyanoo directed by tMt^ ^ ...
Special Commissioner. |5
Jamos II. CrenBhaw, Auctioneer. I ],
The bond required of tho Commissioner
in the above "ult^been executed^ .
novl3-tds Cleric ! .
_:_'--:-?-*{:
Wm. B. PIzzlnl Company,
Real Estate Auctioneers, j
Tenth and Bank.-Streets.
COMMISSIONER'S AUCTION SALEf
OF EIGHTEEN LOTS OF LAND,
??ELEGANTLY ADAPTED TO BUILD-J
1NG HOMES, AND' SITUATED IN
"L1SBURN." -'JUST WEST OF THE
CORPORATE LIMITS OF RICHMOND,
ON HANOVER, IVY AND ICENS1NG*
'!>*-, STREETS, AS EXTENDED.
By virtue of a decrco of tho Richmond :
cnancery Court, 'entered on the 16th day
of Novombcr, 1903, In the suit of Mathew
GUmour, who siiEs, etc., plalntlh, vs. The
Llsburn Land Company, etc., dofondants,
I will sell at Public Auction on tho prem?
ises on ? . ,;
WEDNESDAY, NOV.' 25TH, 1903,
at four o'cloclc P. M., tho'eighteen lots In
? he plan of Llsbuvn, on the east sldo ofl
Gllmour Avonuo, which are referred to In-'
said plnn by tho following numbers, viz.;
M, C2, 73, 74, 7D, 109. 125,. 126. 127, 171, 172,
173. 179, 180, 182, 183 18'1 and 18S.
TERMS-One-thlrd cash and Lalnnco ad
six and twelve months with Interest, evi?
denced by negotlablo notes, and socurod
bv trust deod on tho property, or all
caeh, at tho option of the purchaser.'
Those lots will bo offered olthcr scpar*
ately or In parcels, or.ns a whole.
* JOHN' B. WELSH, |
Special Commissioner.
Tho bond required "of the special conn
missloner by the abovo decreo has boeit
culy given, j
CHAS. O.SAVILLE,
No 20-6t. Clerk.
By Douglas E. Taylor, jj
Seller and Renter of Real Est*t*. iJ
A CTION SALE ~~ |]
r\ of \\
Main Street Properly.
Dwelling No. 7 on south side of Main
Street, botweon First and Fousheo Streets,
with a beautiful building lot ndjolning.
Ai the request uf the owners, who arfl
anxious to close an cstato, I will sell
at Publlo Auction, on the premises, on
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 27TH, 1903,
at -1:30 o'clock P. M., tho abuvo described)
proporty. The 2-story and basement
brick' dwelling contains about 7 rooms, Scj
This property has a frontage of 66 S-H
reel by a depth of 163 4-12 feet. Its lo?
cation Is central and Improving. Imme?
diately on the cur line and an udmlrabla
opportunity Is hero afforded to purchase
a desirable home, and for the same rea?
sons. Improvements put upon tho vacant
lot will prove nn excellent Investment.
TERMS?Liberal nnd announced.ot sale*
DOUGLAS E. TAYLOR,
No 22-tds. Auctioneer.
By A. L. Adamson,
ltoal Eslato Auctioneer, ;,
Manchester, Va. f
TRUSTEE'S AUCTION S.-vuE OF AJ
VERY DESIRABLE TRACT OF)
SUBURBAN LAND, CONTAINING 26)
isCKKS, CLOSE TO FOREST HILL)
PARK, IN CHESTERF1EU3 COUNT!'.
VA.
By virtue of a deed of trust dated Oe?
touor 18, U93, and recorded In the clerk's!
ctllco of Chesterfield County Court, In
D. B. 87, page 481, and having been sub-t
tlltutod trusteo in the stead of A. C,
Attklsson, aocoased, by a decreo of th<3
County Court of salt! county, eniorod Nov.
fr. 1903, in tho suit of Charles \\ ell and!
A brum Hollstoni vs. Kntherlno fatoin eg
els., default having been mado In tha
rnyinont of tho note secured thereby, and,
t-oliitr directed so to do by the holdoM
ttieroof, I will soil at Publlo Auction ort
tho promises on .?.??.
TUESDAY, 1ST DAY OF DEC, 1903.
at 4 o'clock P. M., the above twenty acres
rf land fronting on the Midlothian (Man
Chester and Coal Pit) Turnpike, running
back to Roods- Crock and the land ot
'j' W Wood, Esq. tit als., bounded un tha
west by the land of Judge II, A. Han?
cock, and on the east by the "Stein"
farm, owned by Messrs. Well and Hell?
s') ern, Tho land is high, rich, slightly
rilling to tho rear, near olectrio curs and,
is admirably located for suburban homes,
TERMS?Gush as tn the rest of exe?
cuting this trust, taxes, and to pay a not*
oi }ti,QO0 and interest thereon, duo Goto*
her IS, 181)8, E CRAWFORD>
Substituted Trustee.
Liberal terms may be bad if deslrod. II
A. L. Adainson. Aueiloiieor.
No W1ai.-2,24,2i,26,27,2?.8i) & Pel.
By Edward S, Rose Company,
Ri-al Estato Auctioneers,
_ i
A UCTION SALE OF NICE DWELL*
A 1NU NO. 19 POE STREET, BARTON/
Heights, Lot 93x200 feet l?> an alley Wi
feet; tho last belonging to an estate winch;
must bo closed. As directed, wo will on
WEDNESDAY, 23TH DAY OF NOV., 1WI.
at I o'clock P. M., upon the premises, self
hv auction tlio above homu. It's going.
It's almost gone. The hwky one will u?<
named at sale. Come, It may be you.
TERMS? At Balo. ' ,,?.^,? '
EDWARD S. ROSE COMPANY. .
uoy 19-tda Auctio-n-.en