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fF
ONE CENT PER WORD
When paid in advance. No Ad.
taken for /ess titan TEN
CENTS. '_
NO ADS. TAKEN FOR
S-2-SS THAN TWENTY.
FIVE CENTS when phoned in
t>r charged at the counter.
Classification not guaranteed
after 9:30 P. M.
FOR B US INES S CON.
TRACTS Phone Monroe 1 for
!/ie WANT AD. MAN to call. '
?xtrsr ana rypum'
L? s f."' "~y ?sWhTjXT'^^'TB h x Son.
sealed letter, containing $15.50. Ad?
dress Minnie Shackelford. Liberal re?
ward If returned to COIXINIAL BAR
_ "I:n .SHOP._?__
LOST, BLACK SILK umbrella:
carved wood hnndlc; silver-lipped:
Initials S. E. K. I-eft on senft at Idle
wood Purk afternoon of April 15.
Return to 100 Bust Grace.
F'Ol.ND. POCK BT ROOK.. CONTAINING
small amount of money. Owner can
eel same by culling at 505 East Main,
prove property and pay for tlila ad.
LOST;'.'O.V ;ACCOMMODATION It , F. _J
P. train, gold ? rlinmcd eyeglasses.
Wednesday. Return to 1017 East I
Cary Street, and receive reward.
Phono Madison 3325._
LOST! ON TIII~n7g11T OF APRIL
the l!>th, between Second and Grace
und Third and Grace, largo cameo
brooch, set In gold. Reward If re?
turned to 21C Bast Grace, or phono
Madison 12S.
liy-Tp ??iniitco. i-Hai..
and best-equipped and only real |
practical auto school In this section. ;
Open day and night the year around, i
Call and see for yourself. Our sat?
isfied pupils arc our references.
RICHMOND AUTOMOBILE SCHOOL.
HIK W. Broad Street._
?"WANTED, FOR U. S. ARMY. ABL12
bodled, unmarried men. between ages
of 18 and 86: citizens or United Statca
of good character and temperate hab?
its, who can apeak, read and write the
Kngllsh language. For Information ap?
ply to RECRUITING OFFICE. 820 East
Broad St., Richmond, Va.: 151 Sycamore
St.. Petersburg, Va.. or Columbia Rulid.
tng. Granby St.. Norfolk. Va._ _
w A N T B D. registered DRUG
clerk; easy place for honest, sober
man. Address II 55S, care Tlrnos
Dlftpatch.
^WANTED. TWO FJilTsT-CL?TsjFs?LICl
tors for city work; good money to
flrnt-clns3 men. Address H 130, care
The Times-Dispatch. _
JWANTED, - A registered; OR As?
sistant registered pharmacist with
at least ten years' experience; strict?
ly sober men only need apply. W.
H. FREY. Petersburg. Va._
Solicitors for subscription
work; pay each day. Apply 71 a Cast
Grace, between S and i:30 A. M.
gronembybr._
iwANTED, AT ONCE, A FIRST-class
hoy to assist In kitchen and liandlu
range: good wages. Call YOUNG
WOMEN's CHRISTIAN associa?
TION._
wanted. registered PHARMA
eist, Writ'- full particulars, salary
expected, etc. HA I .lbrston .PHAR?
MACY, BallMon. Va.
\VK ;W1LL start YOt "baRNING 54
dally at home In Bpare time silver?
ing mirrors, no capital. Write at
once for free Instructive booklet.
johnstown MIRROR CO., Johns?
town, Pa. _ _
Wanted. mTTx to learn harber
trade; few weeks required; best
paying work within the reach of
poor men; wages from $12 to $20
weekly. Booklet mailed free. GREAT?
ER RICHMOND BARBER COLLEGE.
I'.l.-lii'Viid, Va._
RAILWAY MAIL CLERKS WANTED",
average salary $l.in0; alternate
weeks off with full pay: preparation
free for coming Richmond examina?
tion*. FRANKLIN INSTITUTE,
Dept. 3IS F. Rochester, N. V.
__. _________ -~p?R GOVERN- ?
eminent position. $*>o month. Write
f.,r list nf position- open. FRANK?
LIN INSTITUTE, Dept. 31T F. Roches- ,
tor, N. Y:_
NATIONAL AUTOMOBILE SCHOOL, 11
West Main, "Founded on Honesty,"
"Prospers on Merit"; ten years' cx
perlence: all acttial machine shon
practice; course unlimited. One-half;
payable after we secure yon a posi?
tion tit $100 per month. Day or
night that ruction. Richmond's one
practical school, near Jefferson Ho?
tel, An a\l.i lion department._
MEN wanted TO LEARN PLUMBING,
electricity, bricklaying In three
months. Positions secured. Cata?
logue free. "GREAT eastern
TRADE SCHOOL. Twenty-third and
Sansom Streets. Philadelphia.
colored; BO.Vii WANTEDliTO CARRY
wood and coal. Apply 4 00 North
Seventh. J. K. west.
colored MEN; BECOME CHAUF
feurs; easy terms, day or night.
. SOUTHERN AUTO SCHOOL. 413
Brook Avenue._
^ituatton? <X2?antelL iflalfc^
Vv^N^^STlT-Slffb^fiN wholesale
house by young man nineteen years
old; willing to work, and can furnish
good reference. Addrc-S B HO, caro
Times-Dispatch._
?piTT:ATfON~ WANTED BY YOUNG
man of wide experience In retail gen?
eral merchandise business, a position
In retail grocery store. Can furnish
references. Address S, 017 East Leigh
? Street, Richmond. Va._
SITUATION WANTED AS SHIPPING
clerk by man with ten years" expe?
rience; quick at figures; capable of
managing a department. Address C
100. care Times-Dispatch.
salesman OPEN; FOI MM tOPI IS IT I < >N.
Address C 17 I. .caro Times-Dispatch.
VvT?NT E D T PO sITI ON" AS SI 11PPI n c \
clerk bv young man with five years'
experience; quick and accurate; Ad?
dress 11 130. care Times-Dispatch.
WANTED, BY AN EnThNI". 10R. A\ PC)
sitlon. Can do millwright and all re?
pair work: practical as well as tech?
nical training; seven years' expe?
rience. Address B 132. cure Tlmcs
lilspatch._
WANTED. by I II? PECT A blr AN 11
competent -woman, n place us cook
In private family. Apply 1001 West
Leigh Street.
Wantf?D, "\"vii: st-class "st'en?o
raphcr lo work In mail order house.
Address R 153. caro Tlin-8-Dlayatch.
W A NT ED. T111RT Y W111T E Gl R LS TO
operate power sowing machines in
overall factory; railroad fare paid.
All expenses guaranteed beginners.
JOBBERS' OVERALL MFG. CO.. INC.,
jlidokstone, Va.
\V ANT EI?. EX PER IE NC 13 D ST ENOG
r.-ipher, Name references. M., Box
330, Richmond.
tvANTB?. AT ONCE. a FIRST-CLASS
wlilto cook; (icrmMi woman pre?
ferred. All white help employed;
uood wages'. Apply YOUNG WO
MAN's CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.
__#ua?'?n_ (ESJaniciS, emaje.
_oGngT^lady , WITI tTEjTp ERIENCR
desires position as governess for thn
summer; music, a specialty; good ref?
erences. Address II., care Postineu1 or.
Champ. Va.
Sffent? __lantc_/
\VANTEb." 'LA D Y ' AOBNTS^irOlT^fKn?.
McCabe and LaCoronn Corsets, high
class; reasonable prices; prollts largo.
, ST. "LOUIS CORSET CO., St. Loulg, Mo.
%)tlp, ittale anb Jfcmale.
\\*7\nt edT" jC" m an"' and" 5i n s~wlF ?
to ku on nice farm seventy tulles out;
mun to work nnd look after farm;
woman to cook and look after house.
To u couiiln willing liv work will
pay fair wages und give u good
home. If you nro not willing to
work do not answer, (jail nt Mur?
phy'? Hotel Friday, Saturday and
.Sunday. jambs a. PHARCE._
W ANTEl^ te a cjieh^of SB V ER ai,
years' successful, experience In graded,
und private schools, will accept sit?
uation for months June, duly and
August as private teacher; prepared
to teach tho iisuiil English hranohes;
also Latin, mathematics~ and music:
have first grade certificates from
Virginia and North Carolina. Work
in Intermediate grades preferred.
Terms reasonahle; references ex?
changed. Address MISS BELLE
<;i;aiiam. IlcnjJjeraon. n. c.
^solicitors ano s&alesmixi.
TR"aVELI>:gH^ T?' C?RflY \
011 commission snappy line of six 1
styles of .specialties In men's dress!
shoes to retail nt $3. Slate expe?
rience, nnd references. Address 1
STANDARD SHOE manufacture
1 NO co.. Haltlmore. .Md.
WANTED. SALESMAnwith EXPERl
ense in selling offlco specialties. Ap?
ply room 1130, Mutual Building, be
tvve011 9 and 10 a. M._
shoe SALESMAN DESIRES Posi?
tion; four years' experience. Can
furnish hont of reference. c 179, cats
Timer,-1 >ispateh
ilC?BeR^GOODS rtEPAlltISD?rub
bcr boots, overshoes, raincoats re?
paired and altered; hot-water bugs,
byi-lngea. etc. DREW'S ELECTRIC
"rubber-fix," 716 e. Main Street.
Phone Monroe 2CC7._,
MATTRBSSBt?.
HAVE TOUR MATTRESSES I'EMADB
I now; eanltury methods used; reliable
I work. BTDNOR t HUNDLEY. Ill
? East Broad Streut. Madison 3204.
j CHIMBORAZO SHOES!
I wanted, BUYERS FOR LADIES' VEL
vet pumps, the. latest s'vles, $2.50 and
f.',. J. It. GOO de & SONS._
ANTIQUES.
ORIGINAL ANTIQUE FURNITURE.
Furniture repnlred, polished and
packed: upholstering, etc. L N. ar
NALL & SON. 313 Brook Ave. 'Phone
Madlaon C277._
TRY THE cffESTERFIELD BARUEHS.
1203 E. MAIN ST., FOR CLASSY SAX
Hary barber service. C1IAS. P.
SEITZ, .IP... Prop't.; WILTON EN
_llOiKiin Y. M u nap er._
SHOE REPAIRING SPECIAL?IF YOU
cut out this coupon and brine with
shoes before April 21, rebate of 20
' cents allowed. Men's naif soles. 75
cents, rebated lo 55 cents: ladles'. 60
cents, rebated to 10 cents. Every
pair sewed with waxed flax thread.
Nr. r.nlln. No pegs. Best leather.
Royal rubber heels, 25 cents. Tread
Air rubber heels, 40 cents. O'Sulll
van rubber heels. SO cents. DREW'fe
I ELECTRIC SHOE FACTORY. 716 e
I Main Street
Coal anu j?ElooD.
? Qv',\i:?f\- and" ?uASrtT^ TXr"e
guaranteed from us. We have oak,
I pine or slab wood, and our prices
are right. We please everybody.
I 'Phone Madison 0913. NORTH CARO
I LINA WOOD and COAL CO.. 827
Brook Avenue._
long's wooiriTTEXaCTJ^Y like all
good, dry, heating wood?It lists, and
your work goes on smoother. H'a
coal makes ashes after It burns.
Madison 10C9 and 1070._
HICKORY .jj STOVE WOOD.
DO YOU WANT A LOAD OF THE
\ best hickory wood In the city cut
to stove lengths? You can get It
by 'phoning your order to Madison
411. Deliveries promptly made. VIR
: GINIA-NORTII CAROLINA WHEEL
COMPANY.
laRG est-"' AND best '^AsSSrTMENT
of newest styles In millinery, suits,
dresses, all kinds of ready-made gar?
ments for ladies, misses and chil?
dren: alterations free. Small e.x
I a line of pattern lints (or the trade.
1 penses means u savins f6r yotli Also
I MHS. julius bear; 1423 e. Main
Street.
sthitoiuou.ic? for i&nlc
1 .-.]. E ciXi A I 1 mi "folt.-oyv i\n. i
slightly use<l cars: One 15-30 Stearns
toy tonnenn; two White gas cars: j
one Oakland 10. Apply to W. W. ;
WINGO. Dill W. Broad Street. Phone I
^Mndl.-on S'S or 2S77-.1.
ALL MAKES of SLiOilT.LY USED
ears, Including Franklin, 'Pope.!
Chalmers. liuick. White St?ntner, I
Reo. Regal, ' Hudson. Winten Max- ;
well. etc.. from J250 lo f 1,000. Other
bargains; all guaranteed. AUTOMO
dilH BXCIIAN(IE. 11 West Main.
^Personals.
SPRING -.LEANING.
CARPETS AND RUGS CLEANED WITH
vacuum cleaners quickly nnd cheaply
In your home, on the floor: no bother
taking up or moving anything. Will
call and give estimate if you send
address to "VACUUM CLEANER
BOYS." 15 E. Marshall. Phone Mon?
roe 291S-J. Wn are salesmen for
hand nnd electric cleaners, from Si 3
to $125._
ABSOLUTS PURITY ANu pHEEDOM
from organic matter?live gallon? fo?
25c?Holly Sprlng? Llthla Water
Phone Monroe 477.
? HUMAN1' HAIR BOUGHT AND SOLD
j it HUp.HBS'S, 209 North Third.
j S E CON D-H A N D MACHINERY OF
of every description bought at full
1 value. CLARENCE COSBY. 1523 E.
i Cory S"t. I'none " ladlson 352B.
j WAN'i rfi7.^-o~buy kuh i.ASD.. HuUtSK?
I hold goods In any quantity. Phon*
j Mrtduor 3S51.
! W A NTED70iTli-FE?rilER BE1 TsTTllL
I rcuus, stdobbards, sofas, chairs, mir
I rors, pictures, china?in fact; nny
i thing old. .1. K. BEARD. 12 West
Main Street. Madison ??rsf>7.
1 WANTED, LACE CURTAINS T?
i launder. Address 912 Turpln Street.
j ^_^ Motkee._ _
'.The Richmond Chamber of Commerce.
Richmond. Vu.. Mnrch 28. 1911.
j THE RIGHT. BEING RESERVED TO
anticipate Ihn payment and lo call
j for presentation for payment of tho
ihiril mortgage ti per cent, gold bonds
of tho Richmond Chamber uf Com?
merce by n notice published for :io
I days In a morning newspaper publish?
ed in the city of Richmond; nnd Hint
after tue date fixed ror payment by
said notice nil Interest shall cease on
said bonds: notice Is hereby given
that said bonds will be paid APRIL
28. 1911. on presentation at the office
of tho chamber, which will then bo
located nt Uoom 311. Mutual Build?
ing, Richmond, Va.
THE RICHMOND
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE,
Uy R- A. DUN LOP. Secretary.!
WANTED^" "THE PUBLIC TO KNOW
that JAHNKE BROS, Jewelers. 912
East Alain Street, buy, sell, exchange
nnd REMOUNT DIAMONDS IN THE
LATEST STYLES. Old gold nnd sil?
ver always taken In exchange.
MODERN MANTEiJkTWlE WORK OF
every description. H. F. B. BRO.,
I 11 Enal Main Street.
J3i?Eins ana <?leamrtg
~pvis!"fiV; 'ani> "cliianing?"
-THE BEST DYEING AND CLEAN
lng enn he found at GILL'S. Suits
scoured and pressed, 75c. 325 North
i Fifth. Plione 1862.
DAILY PUZZLES
LET ME HAVE.M
A COUPLE BOCKbj
FOR As f
FE.W [n
PKY?o, <
M.f\N ?
what kinil' of glats?
ANS WISH TO YESTERDAY'S PUZZLBl
Tool Cheat.
jTor ?s>ale.
FOR SALJ? ONE TEN-HORSEPOWER
horizontal gasolene engine, interna?
tional Harvester Co.'s make. In Al
condition, with all fixtures. Can bo
seen at W. 13. CLARY'S PLANING
MILL. 237 V, Street, or phono Madison
_3767._
FOR SALE. AT AUCTION. NINE
leenth Street Bazaar, on Saturday,
April 22, pair mules, good workers;
double set harness, slat bottom
wagon, doublo plow, single plow,
harrow, cultivator, double und single?
trees, scoop, tools, etc.
ie vT/tTTvR"e-lJ?lLUlNO. SAVE~'fTft"Y
cents on tho dollar. All building
material used by the government at
the .lamestown Exposition for sale.
Flooring, sheathing. 2x4, 2x6, 2x.s on
up to 12x11; all Georgia yellow pine.
Every bit as good as new"; free from
nails" and well seasoned. MUlwork.
till, etc. Call see us. GOLDEN.
MICHEL BKOS'. & CO.. Exposition
Grounds. As for Mr. Firmln Michel,
GROCE It I ES^-c?sh TA LK IN G: d UN -
lop Hour, per sack. 34c; Gold Medal
Hour, per sack. 42c: leaf lard, pound.
12 l-2c.: water-ground meal. peck.
25c; sugar-cured ham, per pound.
17c; California ham, pound. 13 l-2c:
Irish potatoes, 20c. peck, per bushel,
75c: good coffee, pound, 20o.; balance
of our stock same rate. AUGUST
GROCERY CO., 61) and 613 East
Mash all. [Phone >M id 1 son 1&0C-1232.
FOB "sale. NATIONaI.CASH KKOIS
ter. Dayton platform computing
scale. delivery wagon. Apply at
AUGUST GROCERY CO., 611 and 613
East Marshall Street. Madison
phone 4506-1232._
FOR WAGONS. GO to RICHARDSON
BROS.. 616 Brook Avcnua._
cheap! all~T\Tnds of second
hand mechanical tools. Apply JEF?
FERSON LOAN OFFICE. 17u5 East
Main Street._
A l7\RGE~STOCK of BUGGIES. SUR
reys and runabouts. High-class and
low prices; also delivery and farm
wagons. TUGS. h. duke & CO.,
S04 Rrook Avenue. _
FOR W?Lk. FANCY ALB EM A RLE
pippins. 300 barrels, at $7 per barrel.
DR. J. B. BOYLE, Crozot. Va.
PAWNBROKER'S SALI-:.?I WILL SELL
at auction Tuesday, April 25, at
10:30 A. M., for the Jefferson Loan
Olllce, a large collection of forfeited
pledges. consisting of diamonds,
watches, jewelry, rings, guns, pis?
tols, etc. Parties having forfeited
pledges must renew same before da>
of sale. JelTersop Loan Office, 1705
East Main Street. c. C. BRIDGES.
.Slate Auctioneer.
S?WMIl?TovfyIT. COM PLETe."wTt11
boiler, engine, etc.; condition guar?
anteed. I. BLUFORD_& CO.
GET~TH B' BEST. THAT is"7!- iVlT ll 7<Jk~
ersiafi' Tribune and Cleveland bicy?
cles. Wc have got the largest bicy?
cle house In the countrv. and we ad?
vertise lt. JOE BICKERSTAFF, 1S11
East .Mn in._
BUSINESS BUGGY IS OUR SPECIAL
ty. We furnish some of the hardest
users of buggies in the city. Try us
It you want satisfaction. Everything
in tho vehicle line. Easy terms. A.
meyer's SONS. 731 e. Gary. Agents
_for the Columbus Buggy Co.
"ICE CREAMS." ALi7~F~l7\V?~P.S AND
styles. WINSTON'S. Phono Madison
?253:
4\caljti9iat? tor ^>aie
0 WN YO?pr'lT?AfE?W E~WILL" TEl,L
you how to make your rem pay for
a home, and you live in the home
While paying lor ii. See \V. E.
POWELL, Manager, 1301 East Main
Street.
VACANT LOTS~ OX " S< il ' I i iSi l > E:
62 1-2x140; splendid location. Price
low. owner must sell: needs money
for business purposes. See W. K.
POWELL, Manager. 1301 East Main
Street.
$3,250 WILL HU'Y A SPLENDID CO.\"
crcte house In Higliland Park, witli
all conveniences: lot 50x110. Let me
show you this house before you buy
W. E. POWELL. Manager. 1301 East
Main Street.
LET ME SELL Y??tTI^RM-tJII CITY
property. A square dcnl promised.
W. E. POWELL. 1301 East Main
Street.
FOR SALE. FERTILE. W E LL
watered Buckingham farm; nbout
three hundred ncres, with ten
cleared; balance timber, mostly onk;
excellent spring water; dwelling
house. Address OWNER, E 263, care
Times-Dispatch.
BARTON AVENUE LOTS, N E A R
Crawford Street; only two blocks
1 from Gintor Park car lino. Price. $i
per foot. Address P. O. Box 109,
Richmond._
FOR SALE. 10 l-l ACRES. HALF IN
timber: spring nnd branches; six
and il half miles from Richmond, on
a macadamized road, near Chesa?
peake. Bav Railway, Apply Slli North
Fifth Street. City.
WHY PAY RENT W11 EN YOU CAN
own your own home at a monthly
i payment less than rent'.' Wc will
build or buy you a home or pnv
orr the mortgage, and allow you to
t return same at the rate of S7.50 per
month for each $1.000, together with
5 per cent, simple interest. For
Information nddress B. A. RICHARD?
SON. JR.. District Manager. No. 408
American National Bank Building;
Richmond. Va. __
TOR SALE. PRETTY HOME ON
"Green Mountain," Albcmarle coun?
ty, excellent neighborhood, near Efi
mont Station; house seven rooms,
besides nltlc nnd cellar and ser?
vant's house: 17 acres of land. Low
price, for quick sale. Apply lo MISS
JANE R. SHAW, Albentarle Co;. Va.
FOR. "SALE. 1.(00 ACRES OF FARM
nnd grazing hind with so vorn I sets
of farm buildings In New Kent coun?
ty. Providence Forgo, Va. Call on
FRED s. BOCK. Sunorlnlcndohl.
A T T R A C T I V E COTTAGE. Tl I It EE
rooms.. Mosley Junction. 20 miles
Richmond; line water und Rhade; Afnid
to quick bnver. La FA YETTE M ANN,
_1 l_N. Eighth Slrect, Richmond,_
YOUR NEEDS ARE OUR CHIEF CON
cern. Bo sure to see uh before vou
buy. D. N. WALKER & CO.. Real
Eslnte. nnd Insurance. No. 1 Mutual
Building. ?
Beat estate for' &ciii.
"Fou'"nen"!'. foIr ;f'ne ""s"umSier."'a
well furnished house, near (ho Uni?
versity of Virginia; ton rooms, two
bath rooms; large yard und stable.
Rent reasonable. . Apple to MRS. I.
HARRISON; Prertoii Heights, Uni?
versity of Virginia.
if your- propeTsty is "vacant
now. or is going to bo later on. bn
sure to give Iis n memorandum of it.
IV N. walker & co.. Real Estntii
nnd Insurance, No. 1, Mutual Build
I InB. , /
3&eal JJ?tate Wmntc?.
WA n t l?iR to 811 arb \V bT/l-F ifiC
nlshcd house: family of three adults;
select location <lenlre<l: references ex?
changed. Address H 1341 eure Times
Dlspatch
?Aoom? f?r &ent.
TXtvOK. si;n.n/y' 'bedro?.m.' adj?in%
Ing bath: dining room, kitchen, ser?
vant's room, furnished complete for
housekeeping; possession u^ once.
200 Bast Franklin, bottom' bell.
nk'bly KT?TNT8iiBi~iu'MiSi.s?sVx
gle and double. TIS Fast Marshall
Street._
FITRN is!i BO ROOMS,;suitable* FOR
light housekeeping. Apply 7 North
Sixth Street;_
FOR RENT. FOUR FURNISHED
rooms, light housekeeping. June to
September; references. Uox 137. Ash?
land. Va _
FOir.fE.NT FOR I.I?FIT 11 Ol 'S E K E E P- I
lug. Address IOj North Seventh.
FOR kjent;;nice FltONT_itO?M FOR
three or four gonticmen. Apply
502 1-2 n. Fifth Street
.flat- tor shtj
FOR RENT. MODERN S-ROO.M j
apartment, unfurnished: very deslr- !
able locution, (.'all Madison 0034. j
FLAT, THRK_'~R?OMS.~ RATH AND I
phone; suitable for light house'koep
Ihg, 202 Fourth Ave., Highland Park.
^oaroing.
HOARDERS WANTED FOR DOUBLE
rooms: also table boarders. 20;< East
Grace.__
~r,ENTT7EMAN OANj:BB ACfJOMMO-j
dated with nicely furnished room 1
with board. Apply 3 Bust Franklin
Street._;
MRS. (Til AS. K. BOWER8. 115 EAST
Franklin. handsomely appointed
rooms, with board; large, well-ven?
tilated dining room, opening on Sec-i
oml Street Meals by dav or wools.
BED ROOM AND SITTING ROOM,
connecting, for two, with board
Terms reasonable. 410 W. Grace.
\V AN'f'Ku" _V "W ELL-KN? WN." ;ES
tabllshed tlrm. In central locntl^- of;
town, a competent man lr. fresh
meats and Hah; Sl.uoo cash required;
$100 monthly protlts guaranteed.
Rest opportunity and fine investment j
for right party. Call phone Mon- i
roe 2705. for Information, or address ]
Times-Dispatch.
|lou:;rv?33? nnu ?ii:-t ^tnck
is "the "stud".?Diciv"vn^KBsrTrT', ]
blue :ii.iiori winner at State Fair;
I'iloso. 102. Imported: Iti band Jack,
at MECHANICSVILLE STOCK FARM.
Strain ? Son. Route I, Richmond. Va.
~ ii^u?ao?.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
N. B.?Following schedule ll^ures published
las Information and nut guaranteed:
i 6:10 A. M.?Dally?Local tor Charlotte. Dur
I ham and Raleigh. 10:45 A. M.?Dally?Limit
led?For all points South. Drawing Room
i lieft- i Sleeping Car to Memphis via Ashe
ITitle and Chattanooga. 8:00 P. M. Ex. Sun.?
Local tir Durham and Inlcnndlnte station*.
6:? P. M; Kx. Sun.?Keysvllle Local. 11:41
I P. M. ?Dally?Limited ?For all poinia South.
! Pullman ready 9:?0 P. M. ]
j YORK RIVER LINE.
I 4:30 P. St.-Ex. Sun.?Tj West PL, conncct
' lag for Halllinor. Mon.. Wed. and Frl. 6:03
; A. M.?Ex. Sun. and 2:16 I*. M.?Mon.. Wed.
? and Erl. ?Local to West Point.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
I From the South: 6:i'J A. M.. S:05 P. M.,
daltv; S:40 A. M. Ex. Sun.; 12:55 Es. Pun.;
2:00 *P. M. dally. From West Point: 9:S0 A.
M. Dally: 11:35 A. M. Wed. and Frl.; t:? P.
; M. Ex. Sun.
S. E. BUROESS, D. F-. A.,
?20 E. Main St. 'Phon? M.idlson 453.
i RICHMOND AND CHESAPEAKE BAY
RAILWAY COMPANY.
! Schedule of electric trains to and rrom
I Ashland, stopping nt intermediate stations
'upon signal: Lv. Richmond (Hroad and
I Laurel Sts.). "GlOB. ?7:10. S:10b. 9:10, ??10:10,
11:10 A. M.s 1:10, 2:10, 3:10. 4;10b. 3:10. 6:20.
7:10, S:10n, 10:10, 11:46 P. M. Lv. Ashland.
?5:65. 7b. S. 9b, 10. "11 A. M., M2 M? "L
1 2, S. 4, 6b, 6. 7. S, Sb, 11 P. M.
I 'Dally except Sunday. "Sunday only.
bCarrlcs baggage. ,'
NORFOLK SOUTHERN
Lv. Norfolk: 'S:J5 and '11 A. M., ?D P. M .
for Eaa:ern Carolina and the South,
i Lv. Raleigh: '6:16 A. M., U ar,d -3:15 P. M .
I for Eastern Carolina and Norfolk.
I'u.lmar. Sleeping Cars between Norfolk.
I Raleigh; also Goldsboro and Norfolk.
?Dnily >? ".illy Ex. Sun.
C. D. LEG RANDE. Ii. A.. American Nations,
I Hank. 'Rhone Monroe 1527. Richmond.
I W. W. CRO.VTON. ti. P. A.. -Norfolk. Va.
1 Atlantic Coast Line
EFFECTIVE APRIL 4, 1SII.
I TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY,
j For F'drltla and South: 1:00 A. Mi, 8:15 A.
j XI. and 7:31 P. M.
I for. Nor.?:;;: '.?:<? A. SI.. 3:00 P. - M., 4:10
P. M.
For N. .t W. Ry. West: ?:1S A. M., 0:00 A.
M.. 3:00 P. M. and 9:20 P. M.
For Petersburg: 1 :W A M.. 8:15 A. M., 8:15
A. M.. 9:14) A, M? 12:i0 P. M.. 3:00 P. M..
?: 10 P. M.. 6:05 I*. M.. 7:35 P. M? 9:20 P. M.,
11:45 P. M.
For Coldsboro and Fayetterllle: '4:10 P. M.
Trains arrive Richmond daily: 1:40 A. M .
6:40 A. M., 6::.i A. M? *8:37 A. M?
??10:45 A. M , 11:10 A. M? *2:00 P. M., "2:lt
P. M., 6:05 P. M.. 6:35 P. M., S:<? P. M.. 9:00
P. M., 11:30 P. M.
?Except Sunday. ??Sundny only.
Tims of nrrlve and departure and connec?
tions not guaranteed.
C. a CAMPBELL d. P. A.
RiG_tooinlf FredericlcsiTg & Potomac R, R,
TO AND FROM WASHINGTON AND BEYOND.
Leavo Richmond
?4.5? A.M. KyrdSt.Sla,
??5.12 A.M. Main St. Kto.
?15.50 A.M. ityrd St. fits,
"7.30 A.M. Main St. Sta
?3.40 A.M. Byrit St. Sta,
?12.01 uoaalljrr-St. Stn,
14.(10 v.r.. nerd St. Sta
U.1A P.M. Kllm Station
?5.15 P.M. Main St. Slit
vrl.SOP.M. RrrdSI. Sta
Arrive Richmond
?7.50 A.M. RyrdSt.iita.
??11.2.-. A.M. Film Stallon.
tll.85 A.M. ilyrd St.Stn.
'1.12 P.M. Main St. Sta
?2.45 P.M. UyrdSl.Sta
?7..ri P.H. Ilyid SI.KI3.
?0.10P.M. Ryrd St.Hli.
*0.40 P.M. Main St. Kta.
?11.06 P.M. Main St. Sin.
M2.fU>nlch? ?yrd.SI.Stn.
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS-WEEKDAYS.
Iicare Tlyra St. Sta. 1.30 P. 11. for Frederlrkshtirc.
Leave Klha Stn. 7.S0 A. M..0.30 P. M. lor Aslilond
Arrlte Ilyrd St.Sla.S.2? A.M. from Frederic ksli'ir.
ArrlTcKlhaSta.0.30 A.M.,5.30 P.M.froin Aslil3nJ.
?Daily. fWeekdays. ^Sundays only.
All tramb to or fram Byrd Street Glaiica
(except trains leaving 4.50 n. m. and arriving
ja.50 nirrht) stop at Elba, Time of arrivals nnd
departures not guaranteed. Read the signs.
Richmond & Petersburg Electric Railway
Cais lcn\e .Manchester, Seventh nnd Perry
Streets, for Petersburg:
?C. 7. 6. ?II. ll'. 11, '12 A. M.. 1. 2, ?3. I 0.
??5:4i. '8, 7. i. '9. 10 P. M.
(1:00 1'. M. for Chester, i2:0O luldnlghi for
PeiertburK.
Cars leave Pelcrsburg. foot of Sycamore.
Stiehl, lor Miiiichcsicr:
tf.:15, fi::!5. "7:15. ?1:35, S:35, 9:35. ?10:33. 11:33
A. M.. 12:35. M:3S, 2:35. 3:35, ?P.35, 6:3r, 6:35.
?7:3:".. S:3&. !':35. -10:10. 11:40 P. M.
iDaily except Sunday and holldnye.
?Carries ii.t^snKc ami express.
??Limited, except Sundays and hn:idn}J.
All cars from I'merKAirg connect ,vlth
enre fur Richmond.
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
"J:W> A. I liallyl?Fast irnln to Old Point.
4:tv t*. C Newprtit News nnd Norfolk.
7:40 A. Dally?Local to Newport News.
6:60 I'. Dally. Local, to Old Point.
2:u0 P. I Dally.?Louisville and Cincinnati.
Il:t0 P. ("Pullman.
6:45 P. ?Daily. "St. Loula-Chlcnso Special."
Piillmnna.
8:30 A.?DallyrC'harlolteivllle. Week days
1 Union.
6:1.', P.?Week days. Local to Cnnlonsvllle.
10:60 A.? Dnily. I.'hurg, Lex., c. Forjo.
0:15 P,*--Wcek days. To Lynehburg,
TRAIN'S ARIIIVB RICHMOND.
Local from Knut?8:25 A. M.. 7 30 P. M.
Throush froln East?11:35 A: M? 8:85 P. M.
Local from West??3:30 A. M? 9:60 A. M ,
7:20 1?, M.
Through?7:00 A. M? 2:46 P. M.
JnnicB River Llne-3:3J A. 5L. ??!$ P. M,
Norfolk and Western Railway
ONLY ALL KAIL LINE TO NORFOLK.
Schedule in Effect April 4. mi.
Leave livid Streut Station. Richmond. FOIt
NORFOLK; '9:0V A. M.. *3:C0 I?. M., '4:19 P.
M.
FOIt LYNCHRURG ANT) THK WEST:
?6:lt> A. Ml, "JiOO A. M.. *3:W I". M . '5:N
P. M.
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk: ?ILIO A.
M.a '6:35 I'. M.. ?11:30 P. M. From the Wait:
?<:?J A. M., a2:C0 P. Hi. u2:\i 1'. M., S:0i P.
M.. ??:? P. M.
?Dally. uDally. ex. Sunday, bb'unday only.
Pull man. Put lor and Sleeping Car*. Cafe
Lining Cor?. C. II. BOSLBY.
D. P. A.. Itithmond. Va.
W. R. IIEVILL. G. P. A.. Ronnoke. Va.
sTfATRYAiuVAIR LINE,
Southbound trains icheduled to leave Rich?
mond dally: 9:10 A. M.?Local to Norllna.
1:10 P. M.?Sleepers nnd roaches. Atlanta.,
Birmingham, Savannah, Jacksonville and !
Florida points"." 9:50 P. M.?Sleepers and I
conches. Ba.va.nnMh, Jacksonville and Florida]
points. 11:13 P. M.?Sleepers und roaches. At?
lanta, Ulrmlnshnm, Memphis mid the South- ]
west. Northbound trains scheduled to arrive |
In Richmond dally: 0:32 A. M., 7:22 A.
C:a> P. M., r.iio P. M. -
jg>tcnmuont?.
OLD DOMINION LINE
Lv. Richmond fool of Ash St. daily.7:00 P. M.
Leave Newport News.5:00 A. M.
Arrive Norfolk.C:00 A. M.
Connects with main lino steamers Isavlnf
i Norfolk for New York dally except Sunday
7:C0 P. M. Connections also made by N. &
W. Ity. 3 P. M und C. & O. Ily. at 4 P. M.
Night Line steamers stop at Claremont to
land or receive passengers on signal.
YlltlilNIA NAVIGATION CO.-Jaines Rlvor
by daylight for Norfolk. Old Point. New?
port News and nil James River landings.
Steamer leaves Monday, Wednesdny
Friday al f.i.TO A. M. Freight received for all
.Tames River landings. 'Phone .Madison lit.
.Main Ticket Office. i.'l K. .Main Street.
Merchants and Miners Transprotation Co
No-.-foLt to Boston, Mas*., and
Providence, It. L
Steamen leave Narfolk for Boston. 3un.,
Tucs. and Frl.; for Providence alon.,
Wed. and Sat. at 6 P. M. Passelgcrs and
freight taken '?? ati Now Kr.i,.an.l points.
Tickets on sale At office C. A O. Hy.. N. A
W. Ry? S. H. Bowman. ICS Has! Main, as*
Richmond Transfer Co.. SOI East Hal*.
"Ask Mr. Bowman"
For Programs of Independent and Per
Bonnlly Conducted
TORRS TU BIJItOPB.
From 33 to 110 days. Cost. $205.00
up. Including all expenses from Rich?
mond back to Richmond.
TRAVEL WITHOUT TROUBLE.
S. H. bowman, Tourist Agent.
70S F.. Main St.. Richmond, Va.
_^ ^teting?._
The Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway Company.
NOTICE OP" .SPECIAL STOCKHOLD?
ERS' .11 E ETI.ML
NOTICE LS HEREBY GIVEN that a
special meeting of the Stockholders of
The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Com?
pany has been called by liie Board of
Directors of said Company, to be held
tit vhu principal office of the Company
In the City of Richmond. Virginia, on
Saturday, the 29th day of April. 1911. at
11 o'clock A. M.. for the following pur?
poses :
(a) to consent to. approve and
authorize the creation and Issue of
mortgage bonds of the Company
to be limited to a principal amount,
In unlteu Statis gold coin, of
$125.000,000 e: 2tiv one time ? out?
standing: such bonds to mature at
such date, and to near Interest
Ironi such date and at' such rate
or rales, not exceeding five "jfci
cent, per annum, as the: Bonn*, of
Directors or lite Executive Com
I- inlttco of tho Company may deter?
mine: to be Issualde for such pur
I poses, iipun and subject' to such
terms and conditions and In such
l denomiunt Ions, to be payable, both
principal and interest, at such
place or places, in such currency
or currencies and at such rule or ,
rates of exchange, and to be In
such form and id contuln such
terms and provisions, as said Board
or Jitld Committee may determine:
(b) to consent to, approve and
authorize the execution and deliv?
ery of a mortgage and tleed of
trust on and of all or any pun of]
the railroads, equipment, fran?
chises and properly. Including cor?
porate stocks and obligations,
owned by the Company nt the ditto
of the execution and delivery of
such mortgage and deed of trust
or nt any time I hereafter a con I red
by it; such mortgage uiul deed of
trust to secure not only such bonds
but ulso. In pursuance of cove?
nants heretofore made by the Com?
pany and otherwise, to secure; in
such manner and to such extent as
may be authorized or approved by
the Bouid of Directors or Stock?
holders of the Company, not ex?
ceeding $37,200,000. face amount,
of the Four and One-Half Percent.
Twenty-Year Convertible Gold
Bonds of the Company, issued or
issualde under the trust indenture,
benrlng date April 28. 1910. be?
tween the Company and United
Stales Mortgage and Trust Com?
pany, as Trustee;
(ct to approve, or to authorize
the Board of Directors of the Com
pnny in its discretion to deter?
mine, the form nnd terms of such
mortgage and deed of trust, and
the property of iho Company to be
embraced therein;
(d) to ratify and confirm nnd to
authorize and consent to any action
th?ioloforo taken or authorized hv
snid Hoard of Directors or by the
Executive Committee of the Com?
pany, which may he submitted to
the meeting, whether for tlie pur?
poses of or in connection with or
in i'dittcniplali?ii of any of the
matters aforesaid or otherwise;
nnd
(e^ to transact such other bus?
iness as may be brought before
the meeting.
The slock transfer books of iho Com?
pany will be closed for such meeting
on Monday, the 10th day .of April. 1911.
at 3 o'clock P. M.. and will be reopened
on Monday, the 1st day of May. 1911.
nl 10 o'clock A. M
Da I od. Richmond. Va.. March 27. 1911.
Hy order of the Board of Directors.
J AS. STEUART MACK IE.
_Secretary.
mTTc7l\NTC.S AN I) M ERCI1 ANTS BANK.
Manchester. Vn. ?A meeting of the
! stockholders of Ibis bank Is called
'? for MAY 2. 1911. at 12 o'clock, nt
( the bank. Hi:: Hull Street, to con?
sider an Increase of the capital stock
I to $100.000.
I Bv order of (he Hoard of Directors
.1. IL PATTESON, CnHhJer.
A M A St?N I C N< IT ICE ? DO V' E
XV Lodge.-The members of Dove
/VN Lodge. No. 51, A., F. & A. M.,
will attend tt special communication
of their lodge, to be hold In the lodge
room, in the Masonic Temple, on THIS
FRIDAY, April 21X1, 1911, at Ii P. M.,
for degree work. Members of sister
i lodges und transient brethren are fra
I ternally Invited.
; Hv order of the Worshipful Master.
BEN T. AUGUST.
VA 1.1,KV CONVOCATION WIM. |
MEET NEXT IX CliAIIKR Coi'NTY
ISprciul to The Times-DlBpntch. 1
Hnrrisonburg, Va.. April 2i.?After j
b Iwo-day session at the Episcopal
('lunch the Valley Convocation ad?
journed lato Inst night to meet In
October at the Wlclirfe Parish, In
Clarke county.
The Woninn'fl Auxiliary of the Valley
was permanently organized last night,
the next meeting to be held In con?
nection with the convocation next
spring. Tim delegates were Mrs. A.
D. Williams, of Winchester: Mr.?. Ts.
c. Cowling, of Wlcllffe; Mrs. A. Cuhi
mlugs. of Berry vlllo; Miss Helen Lewis,
of Eynwood: Mrs. John T. Harris, of
I la rrlsonburg.
The Confederate Museum
TWELFTH and clay streets.
OPEN D A. M. TO 5 P. M.
Admission. '-'Sc. FREE ON SATURDAYS
Sae of Valuable Pa?
per Mill
ROANOKE RAPIDS. N. c.
Under direction of and by virtue of
nutliorlty conferred In me by the stock?
holders and board of directors of the
Roanoke Rapids Paper Manufacturing
Company, the undersigned, president
of the said company, will, on
TUESDAY. THE 25TH DAY OF
APRIL, 1911. AT l O'CLOCK P. M..
sell at public auction, for cash at the
mill of said company, located at or
near Roanoka Rapids, Halifax county,
N. C, the entire manufacturing plant,
including Its mill site, of said company,
on the Roanoke River, near said town
of Roanoke Rapids, together with cer?
tain timber lauds owned by It. situ?
ate,! in Northampton county, and Its
rights, whatever they may be, for
leases for power und for tenement
houses from the Roanoke Rapids
Power Company, nnd all of Its personal
property, including 'manufactured
stock, ran- material and stock In pro?
cess of manufaoture. etc.
For full description and further In?
formation, all of which will be prompt?
ly given; apply to P. U Ezeklol. gen?
eral manager. Roanoke Rapids. n. c.
This Rtli day of April, 1311.
CHARLES COHEN, President.
_ Richmond. Va.
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF TELEPHONE
LINE. WIRES, POLES, SWITCHES.
TELEPHONES. RIGHTS OF
WAV. F.tc IN GOOCH
LAND COUNTY.
By virtue of a deed of trust, made
by Hie Goochland Telephone Company,
dated July 1st. 1904. duly recorded In
the clerk's ofllce in Goochland Circuit
Court, default having been made In
the payment of interest ?lue upon the
bonds secured thereby, and under the
terms of said deed, and hv direction of
the beneficiaries, I will sell at public
auction, to the highest bidder, at
Goochlutitl Courthouse on ?
MONDAY. THE l&Tll DAY MAY. 1911,
at 12 o'clock M..
the following properly, to-wlt:
That portion of the lines of the
Goochland Telephone Company known
as No. I line, the same be situated
In tbo lower end of Goochland county,
comprising . 34 phones complete, one
switch. IS miles of wire and poles, two
hundred and ten of the poles being
heart cedar, together with all attach?
ments and equipments, and all rights,
rights of way, contracts, onscnicnts
and good will covering said property;
embracing a long-dlstniicc connection
with Richmond, Virginia, between
Maunklu. Virginia, and Richmond, and
being about 15 miles of rights of way.
eleu In addition to the above, together
with the wire, poles, etc., thereon.
TERMS: Cash.
GEORGE J, STONEMAN,
Trnstoc.
Bp Suttoh &. Co..
Real Estate Auctioneers.
TRUSTEE'S AUCTION SALE
OF A
COMPARATIVELY NEW BRICK TEN?
EMENT. ON THE EAST SIDE OF
CEDAR STREET, BETWEEN GROVE
AND FLOYD AVENUES, DESIG?
NATED AS NO. 100 NORTH CEDAR
ST RET.
In execution of a certain deed of
trust to the undersigned trustee, dat?
ed Januarv li. l?0S, recorded In the
clerk's oillce of the Richmond Churi'r
riery Court, in Deed Book i9fi "14," page
?J!>7, default having been made in the
paynii-iil of a part of the debt secured
thereby, nnd being requested by the
binellclary so to do, 1 shall offer for
sale at public auction, upon the proiu
i:icM. on
TUESDAY, APRIL 25, 1011,
al 5:30 o'clock I'. M .
the- property above described. 'I'll:
Improvements consist of a seinl'rdc
j inched brick dwelling, containing eight
, or nine rooms, with nil modern Im?
provements, The lot fronts 22 feet li
inches on the east side of Cedar Street,
and runs back between parallel lines
120 feet.
TERMS: Cash as to expenses of sale,
all tuxes to day of sale, if any. and the
sum of $3.000, with Interest from Jun
I Uhry fi, 1011; the balance upon a credit
of one ami two years, with interest
from day of sale, secured by n deed of
trust; or all cash, at the option of the
purchaser. F. T. SUTTON.
Trustee.
By Sutten & Co..
Real Kstato Auctioneers.
TRUSTEE'S AUCTION SALE
OF A
C?MPA RAT1VELY NEW SEMI-DE?
TACHED BRICK DWELLING ON
Till'. EAST SIDE Oh' CEDAR
STREET. BETWEEN GROVE AND
FLOYD AVENUES. DESIGNATED
AS NO. II) NORTH CEDAR STREET.
In execution of a certain deed of
trust to ilie undersigned trustee, dated
January i>. 190S. recorded In the clerk's
Office of the Richmond Ch:\ncory Court;
in Deed Rook IO.'i "I!.'' page 300, de?
fault having been made In the pay?
ment of h portion or ihn debt secured
thereby, and being required so Iii do
by Hie beneficiary I heroin, 1 shall of?
fer for :<nle at public IlllcliOll, upon
the premises, oil
TU ES DA V, APRIL 25. 1011.
at 0 o'clock 1'. M.;
thai well located and desirable soml
iloiridieil dwelling, designated us No.
ill North Cedar Sheet. The Im?
provements arc modern In structure
and an- lu llrsl-class condition.
The lot front:-. -2 feet r, Inches, and
Ibas n depth of 120 feet
TERMS: Cash as to expenses of sale,
lull taxes In ill*j- of sale. If any. and tin:
.??inn of $3,000', with interest from Jan?
uary i;. 1011. the balance upon a credit
of one and two years, with interest
ft mil day of sale, secured by ? deed of
trust: or nil cash, at tlio option of the
purchaser; F. 'I'. si'TTON,
Trust en.
400 Acres-?Twelve-Room
Dwelling
With hot ami tf?M \vnihr, sewerage, large porches, nice, shaily Inwn,
largo hams and oulliitlldlliun; everything in first-elnss order. Rtlild
lugs, arc morn thun worih price oi place.
I'"oi- ijiilclc st)lo. iiin per acre. Only t wont v-ilvo minutes1 drlvo of
Richmond, and near trolley liner, host location. Sec us at oriee.
I'OI.I.AHp ?- IIACIHY,
1inn Hast .Main Street,
Richmond.
TRUSTEE'S AUCTION SAUE
OF
Valuable Timber
MANUFACTURING PLANT. WITH
NIGHT (8) ACRES OF LAND; DRT
KILN. BOILERS, ENGINES.' MA
' CHINERY, TOOLS, ETC., AT AND
NEAR VICTORIA, IN L?NEN BURG
COUNT V, VA.
Acting under a deod of trust, datert
Septotnber 2lst. 1005, recorded In tho
olllcc of the clerk or the Circuit Court
of Haid Luncnburg county, in Trust
Deed Bool;. No. 2, pages 511-519, default
having been made in the payment of
certain moneys therein secured, evi?
denced by the hereinafter mentioned
notes, and being so required by tho
beneficiary, the holder of said notes,
1 "111 sell by public nuctlon, in front
of Lunenbttrg Courthouse. Virginia, on
TUESDAY, APP.IL 25TH, 1911,
at 10 o'clock A. SI.,
the property described in said deed, aa
follows: First. The timber near Vic?
toria, In Luncnburg county. Va., on
j the following tracts of Innd. viz.: the
<-'. .1. Shelburnc tract, the J. T. WaddllD
! tract, the George Smith tractB. the L.
I P. Wlnir tract, the Helen P. Shelburnc
tract, the Huttlc L Shelburno tract.
1 the T. I>. Shelburno tract, the .1. T.'
Hawkins tract, the L A. Gallion tract,
the T. C. nnd \V. A. Fowlke3 tract, the
Philip Bragg tract, the Town Site
tract, tho .1. W. Fowlkes tract, the
Juntus C. Guy tract, the John B. Tug
gle tract, the R. Fl. Davis tracts, th?
1:. \V. Mnnson tract, the Branch ,t
Scott tract, atnl the Beech Forest tract.
The timber on the above tracts com?
prise many millions of foot, and for
particulars as to time for cutting and
removing, etc., etc., reference Is hern
made to the deed or trust above men?
tioned and to references therein con?
tained.
Second. About eight acres of land
more or less, on which tho manu?
facturing plant, stable, blacksmith's
shop, dry kiln and other improvements
are situated, located at Victorin, and
which Is bounded on the north by the
right of way of the Virginian Railway
Company, on the east by the lands of
the Tidewater Improvement Company,
on the south by Mecltlei iurg Avenue,
and on the west by the lands of the
Tidewater Improvement Company. Also
the following personally:
PLANING MILL MACHINERY
1 double Edgor with 2 saws; 1 Split
Wood Pu.ley, 20xfi; l Split Wood rul
ley. ISxlO: ) Counter Shaft for Double
Edgor; 30 feet G-lnch Candy Belt. 4
ply; 21 feet S-lnch Rubber Belt.'4 ply;
1 Council & Dctigler Re-Saw (circu?
lar); 2 Segment Saws, 10 Inches
diameter; l Split Steel Pulley. Sx24;
2 Counter Shaft complete, tight and
loose Pulleys. SxlS; 21 feet S inch 4
ply Rubber Belt; 20 feet S-Inch 4-ply
Rubber Belt; Ii Post Hangers. 2 7-lfi
Shaft; 2d feel 2 7-Hi Shaft; 1 Split
Wood Pulley, 18x6; 2 Split Steel Pul?
leys. 22xS; 1 Split Wood Pullev. 26x12;
1 Split Wood Pulley. CiixS; 1 Split Wood
( Pulley. 38x8; I Spill Wood Pulley, 16x
| i',; i split Wood Pulley, 2t'.xl2; 1 Spilt
I Wood Pulley, 11x0; 1 91 Berlin Floor
1 log Machine. 14x6, 1 Extra Sol Shiner;
Heads; 30 feet 10-inch Double. Leather
i Belt: .'IS feet 6-Inch 4-ply Rubber Belt;
! IG feet 5-lnoh Double Leather Lightning,
i Planer Belt; 32 feet 0-inch Double
I Leather Lightning Planer Bolt; 50 feet
I 1-Inch Double Leather Lightning
! Pinner Belt: 16 feel 4'-lnch Double
I Leather Lightning Planer Belt; I
I Automatic Knife Grinder, 24-inch
knife; l Double Emory Wheel; 1 Bail
Engine, on-horst power, 11x12: 1 l-ply
I Gum Belt. 12 incites by f> I feet; 1 Buf?
falo Forge; 2 1 reel Exhaust Pipe, 4
Inches; 170 feet 3-Inch Feed Pipe; 17(1
reel 3-Inch Pipe Covering; 12 0-foot
Lumber Trucks; 12 2-foot Lumber
Trucks.
SA WM I LL M ACH IN ER V.
I Richer Bolting Saw. I) foot enr
; r'ngo: I Richer Stave Rip Saw; 1
I Richer Stave Clipper; 2 Illi-I.nch Solid
' Saws for Holter; I Combination Bolter
and Lathe Mnchlue: 1 Iron Frame Cu
Off Saw Swing; Extra cut-Off Saws.
32 Inches diameter; inn feet 5-Inch
Pipe; l?9 feet 5-inch Pipe Covering:
30 feet 3-inch Pipe; 10 feet I
Inch Exhaust Pipe: 2 .'t-inch Traps.
17 feet extra 5-Inch Pipe; 20 foot extra
3-lheh Pipe; l Drill Press: 1 Anvil; l
13xlf. Ames- Engine: 2S feet 2 7-U".
Drum Shaft and 1 Coupling Shaft: 6
Post Hungers. 2 7-10 Shaft: I Split
Wood Pulley. 30x0: I Split Wood Pul?
lev. 14x10: 1 Steel Split Pulley, 21x12;
1 Stool Split Pulloy. 30x10: 1 Split
i Wood Pulley. 36xS; I Split Wood Plll
| lev 12x6; 1 Spill Steel Pulley. 20xS; I
Split Wood Pulley. 21x0: 1 Split Wood
I'ullov, 16x9; 3 Post Hangers. 1 11'-!?
Shaft: 12 feet | 11-10 Shaft: 20 feel
I 11-16 Shaft: 3 I 11-10 Post Hangers:
17 feet 12-lnch S-ply Rubber Relt; 20
feet s-lnch 4-ply Rubber Boll; 15 feet
3- inch l-plv Rubber Belt; It! foot 3
Incli l-ply Rubber Belt; 22 foot S-lncii
4- ply Rubber Belt; 2? feet 10-Inch 4
ply Rubber Hilt: 32 feet S-lnch 4-ply
Rubber Hell; 17 feet 1-inch 4-pl.v Ruh
ber Bolt: 24 feet 1-inch l-ply Rubber
Belt; 12 feet 4-Inch l-ply Rubber Belt;
II feet 6-inch 4-ply Rubber Hell.
DRY KILN.
75 feet 3-inch Feed Pipe; 76 feet 3
Inch Pipe Covering; 1 15.000-foot ca?
pacity Drv Kiln. Oldfield pattern; 8
complete Dry Kiln Trucks; 301 feet
20-pound Rail.
BOILERS.
1 S0-horsopower Return Tubular
Boller; 1 100-horsopower Return
Tubular Boiler; 2 5-inch Glove Valves;
3 6-Inch 6-inch Pipe: S 7-Inch ripe; 1
S-lnch to 3-lnch Tee; 1 S-lnch to 5
Inch Tec: 1 5-Inch Globo Vnlve: 100
feet 1 1-2 Pipe; 2 1 1-2 Injectors.
BLACKSMITH SHOP.
1 Set Tools. Anvils and Bellows; I
Sei Pipe Tools.
SIDE TRACK AND TRAM TRACK.
2.2511 feel 20-pound feteel Rail; 2,280
feet 50-pound; Fish Plates and Bolts;
, 5 Kegs Spikes: 7C0 Railroad Tics.
Dust Collecting System. Fans. Pipes,
Dust Collector nnd Feed Pipes.
The above described property will
I he sold either as a whole or In parcels.
I If sold In parcels the terms to be cash
lor each parcel. If sold ns a whole,
the terms lo be a sufllclent sum In
cash to defray the expenses of execut?
ing this trust. Including any taxes
I and assessments that n-.ny be due tin
the above mentioned property nnd un
i paid, and to pay two pnst duo notes,,
i one for the sum of $1.000 and one for
' the sum of $9.l42.Si">, both of said notes
I being due nt IS months from Septem
! bor 21st, |909; with Interest from (hnt
I diitc. and on n credit as to such parts
I of the purchase money as will be sulTl
1 nlont to pay off. ami dischnrge at raa
tilrlty the following notes, secured by
s:.id "deed of trust, dated September
'1st 100't, all o! which said notes bear
filierest '"um their date, the principal
of which saiil notes is lor the follOWr
lug amounts, respectively, and payable
US follows: A note for {500 at 24
months, a note for S9.0I2.S8 at 2 1
mouths, a note for $1?, 142.86 nt 36.
months, a note for SIO.112.SO at 36
months, a note for Jin.ll2.sr, nt 12
months, and a note for $10.1 12.SO at 48
months, the lust mentioned note being
subject to a credit of $2.500 art of the
illh (Inv of December. 1010. The said
deferred p.ivmenls ere to he evidenced
hv negotiable notes and secured by a
deed of trust on the property sold.
Should there be any residue of tho
purchase money the samo shut! bo
payable In cash.
JOHN l - EASLEY.
Trustee.
I D " ' S. ' ENGINEER ""'olPFlCKr 920'
Seventeenth St.. N. W., Washington,".
D C. April 20, um. Sealod pro-;,
posals for constructing and revetting
jetties and driving marking piles. In
James Elver, Virginia, will be re.-'.,
reived nt this otllcc until 12 M,' May >
20, 1911, nnd then publicly opened."-.
Information on application at U, jtfft*
Engineer Office'.. 2? North Ninth'
Street, Richmond Va. W. C. LANG-'
Fl TT. Lieutenant-Colonel Engineer*,
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