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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-25
4 FINANCIAL.
An Ordinance.
glAnproyed Nov, 19tl. 1903

60 F.
GRANf flAeero YER Mss IN l To
STKgcT AM " n ~ 45S IN ;XE 9yER
|, EIGHTH sTREETs. - u. = 4
Be 1t ordained by the Council Of tho
city OF Richmond: s1fF 81 Rii
hereby, granted to the r. A. Patterson
Tobacco Co. to construct and maintain an
Overhead bridge across nynrton s!sefe
the bottom OF said bridge to be ut east
is feet above the street, and said bridge
is not to be. more than feet Wide and
S %slsS s 81 Seaa o the saS I'M peond
tions: III
"a, That the said Bridge is to be con-; on;
SraoHd aesorfnE e hs aa and
now on file in the office Of City Engineer:
and also In such manner. and with such
materials as shall be satisfactory to me
sd. This said r. A. Patterson, Tobacco Cos
shall at times, keep said Bridge IN proper
repair. md shall make such repairs us
time deem reasonable for the safety q
persons using the highway under said
4tlE Tho sai1 n, "A, Patterson Tobacco
nance OF the city allowing construction
OF areas or vaults In sidewalks Of alleys;
p btn, Inc PERMISSION ncrepy sFiI'eu, sinai
at any time be subject to any anlendment
or revocation by the City Council, Upon
mission, the said II. a., Patterson Tobacco
Co., or. any, subsequent owner Of snd
house. shall Immediately conform TO such
amendment or revocation i
9th, Tho said permission IS given sub
tect TO tho conditions that tho said r. 4;
Patterson Tobacco CO., or any subsequent
owner Of said house will indemnify, re,
jimburss, and save harmless the city Of
Richmond for any charges damages, Or
cost that the city may be,rnqulred 10 my
by reason of any person being injured or
damaged In any W2y, property or pei
son. by the CONSTRUCTION, existence, or
maintenance or said Bridge.
Stf, For " failure to conform fully 10
tile provisions or this ordinance, or any
amendment or reyoca ton thereof, OF any
requirement tllereunder, the SAID Il, y,
Patterson Tobacco Co., or any subsequent
owner of said house, shall he liable toka
fine OF not less than ten nor more tthn
4 Atty dollars; each days failure 10 be u
separate ofense. .,,
Jth. All ordinances or, parts OF oFdl-
tnnrces IA re hereby repealed. so FAR as the
same may conflict herewith.
10Th This ordinance shall be 4 ~ force
from Its pass &C. b, ,,,,t ~ 4 Arrf.rYsr n!
,sop;a4-5t CITY Clerk, y
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NOTICE. OF THE FIRST MEETING OF
= ~ 49, = CREDITORS. ,rr,,,
IN GrHIp DISTRICT COHRmr, OF :, 't sil
it ffrNirE1 STATES FOR TaE EASE-
MN DIsTRiCT OF VIRGINIA
+ iss N Va soa f "a .
Bankrupt. Us bankruptcy.
TO the creditors of WYNDIIAM BOLI.-
Z ING, Of Richmond, W the county OF
Ilenrico. and district Of aforesaid, Iank-
SSnii is hereby given that on the 18th
liam BOILING was duly adjudlcated q
lbankrupt; and that tho first meeting OF
his creditors will DO held ~ my once.
Room No. TO-, Postoffise BMilding, Nleh,
noon. ut which time tie said creditors
may attend, prove their claims, appoint q
trustees examine tho bankrupt, and trans-
act such oiher business as may properly
come before said meat1ns,
Referee in Bankruptcy.
Lssh r., Page Counsel for Petilloning
DS Wm,9J cake Counsel fer Reoeiy1r,
o,.G,. lean. RecelysE
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METHODIST CONFERENCE
Preliminary Exercises by Meth
odist Historical Society.
tlAifto lf'he ,fimes.t)ispatch.

iHI Especial to The Times- DispatchD
GObDSBORO, n. C., Nov 2t,-'rhe
North Carolina Conferences Of tho Metho-
dist Episcopal Church, South, Will con-
vcne In st. PATHS Church In this city,
to.rnorrow morning, With Bishop a.
Cardlcr. Of Georgia, presiding.
rho preliminary exercises took place
tonight. when the Methodist Historical
Society mot Iii ST. Panls Church. Tho
ANNUAL .oratlon was delivered by Rev.
j, N. Cole, OF Wilmington who selected
az his subject "The life and 1abors OF
Rev. a. Norman, who died during the
last session, Of tho. conference in Will
mlnston d year ago. His address was a
literary. ana historical gem, and was
listened to with rnpt tnttention.
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Railroad Officers.

III Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
SALISBURY. N. c.. Nov. n A.-At a
meeting OF stockholders OF the Yadkin
Valley Railroad. held in this city to-day,
the following officers were elected:
President, Colonel a. r. Andrews; vice.
president, Colonel A. Fl. Boyden. Of Sails
bury; secretary. Mr.. II. w. Miller; Colo
nel Andrews. Colonel Boyden Mr.. Miller,
Hon. J. g. Henderson, Thco. Il. Kluttz.
r. J. Murdoch. r. 3. G. Hambley. D.
K. Julian, d. N. Bennett. Walter Muir
phye and ], NJ. Morrow were chosen d.
rectors OF the road.
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BY A. L. Adamson,
Real Estate Auctloneer,
Man chester, Va. RS

=, RUsTEE's AUCTION SALE OF,
l !. VERY DEs1RABLEssTR TRACT S#OH,l
LAND. CONTAINING. 20
x.CkES, j2 CLOSE TO TTORESTSS .HILIA
lark, IN CHESTERF FIELD COUNTYs..
VA. # IA ,sf Ri 98
Hy5virtue ola deed OF trust dated Oc-.j
tuper is, 1893. and recorded In the clerk, 81
office of Chesterfield County Court, IN
II. B.. 81. page 49, and having been subj
stltuted trustee In the gtead OF A.$$tC \;
Attkis son. dec ceased, & by q decree 70 Z tho
County Court OF said county. entered ,Noy;si
aAeram Hellstern VS.. :Katilerne Stein #etS
Gls., de FAULT having been nlado In the
Payment OF the note secured thereby, and !
Icing directed so to do by the y holders
thereof, I will sell at Public AUG ton oR
STGtEsDAY, '1sT DAY or DEC. 1901.
at A O'Clock p. M, the above twenty ucreSf
or land fronting on the N1idlo THAN MAN VI
chester and Coal Pitt Turnpike running
back to Reedy Creek and the land II Of
.l.sN. Wood: Esq. ct als., bounded on. the
west by the land Of Judge ID. Al. I1an..s
Geek, md on the east by the stein
farm, owned by Messrs. Veil and 5sti elfsS
stern. The land is high, rich, slightly
Is ad mira bly, located for subur ban homes.9
h I1RNl.S-C CASH as to the cost Of exec
cutting this trust, taxes, and to pay a note
of $4,000 and Interest thereon. dueS ecto,ss;
-! - 70 10o0 VIM Ii. CRAWFORD.
~ Sci 3sS XII Gtaii S n Substituted Trustee.
Liberal terms may be had II desired
Nc g. . 4 Aaaa 'Es.s5 AEs5's g Del
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Telepraphic Brevities.

y eTAVANGER. n ORWAY.-!rhe n Nor-
wcgian steamer Victoria was stranded
during last nights storm, off this port.
sixteen members OF the crew and two
passengers, who were passengers on board
OF her, were drowned. Five persons
" ere rescued from the steamer.
u BOSTON. lNfASs.-Char1es Dupee Blake,
the author Of "Rock-a-Isye Baby" and
other songs, is dead. at his home In
Brooklyne,, ut the age or sixty years.
'fTIave you seen the beautiful goods on
snccial sale at sYDNOR & HUMID
LETS?n NO.. Well. don't miss 1t. Sale
begins Monday. November o3d. From 20
to 80 per cent. off. yF Al. 4
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"a uCT1oN sALD OF NICE DWELL
n ING NO. 1e POE STREET, BARTON
Heights. Let ssx2oos feet to m alley 2S4
must be closed. AS directed, we will on
18TH DAY OF NOV. 1903
at 4 o'clock r. NJ. upon the premises, sell
It's almost gone. The lucky one will be
named at sale. Come, 1t may be YOU.
TERNfS-4At sale. -ss *
~ EDWARD 8. ROSE COMPANY.
nov519-tds Auctioneers.
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Trial of Dr.. Law,
lenocini q rho r,l,ncs. pIstatch

tspeciai to Thc imcs-Dispatch,
ASH E;vILLE, N. c., Nov. A.---The trial
Of DR. j. WAY was begun in Superior
court to-day, The entire morning SEES
Son was taken up with the select ton of
Il fury to try I the case. and the vcnire
of $50 men siDpoenaed was almost cx-
5hausted erhe crime for which Jay ts be-
ing tried for his life was committed on
Saturday, october 18th, when he killed
his three children with n claw hammer.
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BY u Thompson Brown s CO.
= RUsrlEE's SALE ALE =,
HOUSE AND LOTS IN BARTON
I6s Fl HEIGHTS. SE 5sSi3.

h AS substituted trustee In deed OF trust
dated August 0, 1894, from A. 4. Miller
and wife, recorded In the County Court
OF Aenrico: and being requested by thai
therein 50 to do. will pros
coed to execute said deed BY selling al
public auction, on the pre- pre- misses ,asss
at 80 O'Clock p. NJ. the property de-e3
scribed In said decd as LOTS moss
and 3. in Block y, In Barton Heights, at
Foe Streets. fronting 95 feet on Afonteiros I
street, with all the buildings and in,--5
rrovements thereon. 5i 3!Ss "
TNRIS-Cash as to the expense OF d
sale, and s2,15S7b, being the amount Of
money due upon notes secured by said
deed, and balance In mAn thly paymenta
of SIS. with interest from June !, 1884 g 35i
m e8 HENRY s. HUTZLER, IA,
E Substituted Trustee.
brown s: Co., Auctioneers.
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SENTENCE COMMITTED
3, TO LIFE I'm PRlS0NMENT
fBy, Associated Press

I, RALEIGH, N. c.. Nov. 2i.---John Flow
ers. Of Wilson county, convicted OF q
crime against his ten-year-old daughter
and sentenced to be hanged therefor. has
had his sentence COMMITTED to life i'm
prisonment on the ground that he is
an idiot. s6 4
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feet) on Spring Street, near Cherry, With
mo old irame Buildings Nos. si7 and So
Spring Street, thereon. On III, q
MQSpAY,s NGY,8 spfH. lss ~
property, and as the owner rs detsrmSRed
TO sell. this Is a rare chance Tor = bar-f.
gs!n, irE-RAIs-I4 iberals 4
H +, cABELL. Auctloaesg. 4. n
noy 2ss 5.2s.al Il.
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By j. Thompson Brown q CO.
BY. Thompson Brown 4 CO.
TRusrsEs SALE
HOUSE, AND LOTS IN BARITONE
+ i5f KNIGHTS. fs W.
NuhrtitcAST CORNER MONTEIRC!
AND POE STREETS. 85

AS substituted trustee In deed Of trust
dated August 3. 1884, from A. +. Miller
Of or Hen iis and being requested BY the
beneteiaries therein SO to do. Will pro-
coed to execute snid deed by selling az.
public auction. on the premises,
FRIDAY. NOV. 9TH, 1905, n
at $3.50 O'CLOCK p NJ, the property de-
scllbed In said deed as LOTS NOS
ana S. In Block II. IN Barton Heights. 7 y
the northeast corner Of Monteiro and
Street, with all tho buildings and im-t
proyelnents thereon.
3V'rEiiAlS Cash us 10 Z the expense oe
SALE and S2,15S,I5. being the amount q
money due upon notes secured ny said
deed. and balance in monthly payments
OF SO, with interest from June J. lSt.
HENRY s. tUTZLER,
Substituted Trustee. y
brown & Co, Auctloneers.
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VIM. B. Pizzini Company,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
Tenth and Bank Streets.

~ OF y ElGltTE1cN. LOTS OF LAND.
ELEGANTLY ADAPTED " 10 .BUuD-
ING HOMES, AND SITUATED IN
."LiSBURN ~ JUST 81 WEST OF THE
;LURPORATE LIMITS OF RICHMOND,
ON N HANOVER. IVY AND KENSING-
Ion STREETS. AS EXTEND
BY virtue OF decree OF the Richmond
Ehdncery Court, entered on the 18th day
u November, 1903 i Iii the suit OF Mathew
Gilrnour, who sues, etc., plaintiff, vs.. The
LlAburn Land Company, etc, defendants,
!! Will sell at PUBLIC Auction on the prem
= WE'D NDsDAY NOV. 9TH, 1909,
al four o clock P. M, the eighteen lots In
I, he plan OF Lisburn, OIL the east side OF
Gilnour Avenue which are referred to in
said plan by the following numbers, viz:
81, 81, 70. H. 70, 100, 12S, 126, III. III, liz,
i13 10. $50. 1S2. 1S3 1S4 and 1SS.
TEIlAlS--One-thlrd cash and ialanco a t
elk and twelve months with interest, ev-i
Genced by negotiable notes, and secured
by trust deed on the property, or all
cash, at the option OF the purchaser.
These lots will be offered either separ-
utclyc or In parcels, Or as a whole.
t.gss M. ttaJ Dim Il 3 " ELSH-
u. Special Commissioner.
q The bond required OF the special COM
missioner by tho above decree has been
Gully given. ssl5 !. I, 1 . !, #
NO INST. 5}5 Clerk. d
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the state iarga tracts Of swamp lands In
eastern Carolinn granted by the State.
the grants failing to pay tax or utilize
thctr1 at al, 5
me decision involves considerable lands
III the section named, f q
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Z, BY :, Thompson Brown s. CO,
~ itusrHE's SALE al Il,
HOUSE, AND LOTS IN BARTON
y IIIllGHTS.
BARTON AVh,., BETWEEN BATTERY
AND DOVE STREETS.
AS substituted trustee in deed OF trust
dated October Is, 1885, from William r.
brown and Wife, recorded IN the County
Court Of tienrico III p. y. 1850 b.. p. 253,
and being requested by tho beneiiciarles
therein SO to do. Will proceed to exe-
cute said deed by selling, ut nubllo nuc-
ton, OH the pren,ises
FRIDAY. NOV. 27rI1, 1908.
at 4 O'Clock +, NJ, the property described
in said deed as LOT NO. q. IN block 2s.
In Barton Heights "a Addition, together With
The improvements lnerepn, being one OF
the most attractive residences IN barton
Heights. 8.
sale, and sl,6Gs@. being the amount !, q p
money due upon notes secured ~ sala
deed. and balance In monthly, payments
az SEQ, with interest from November 10.
+ IN I$,. sIIlsNaY s. II IprzLEIs.
iai tg8ss5 Substituted Trustee.
Brown e Coz A,uetioneerss y
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AUCTION sALEs--This Day.
BY Tho Valentine Auction Co.,
F' GIG East Broad street. @,N$@


6la East Broad Street. Tx n
+, UlLER rop DESK. Flat ToI'
IS ,Esk OAK ANDAyA \; ;i,re F ~ !.
PETS, n sToV rs. Sic WC.AsT1ss &c. q
.BAKHtsLS ~ VINEGAR, ItLOTHINa.
WASHING MACHINE, ESTTsACTs. &c.
AT AUCTlON. { 81 Il lt
1T i t ocioeK we sWii ii sei at our ware.
rooms, No. G1s .. broad street. one nIiE s !
ROLLER tl'op Desk. Oak and Walnut Flat
lop Desks Revolving Desk Chairs, Oak
md Walnt Bedroom , r1i q ur e Ruf.
ing Machines. Parlor Rockers, Odd
l,ressers and Washstands, WArdrohses;
suuares. Carpets. Coal and. Wood Burn
Inf STOVES, Fine N e, Frame e P so,t
rabies, Chairs. Mattresses and SPRINGS,
&c. Also will sell for transportation
charges 3 barrels Vinegar, One New
Washing Machine One Box Clothing and
Ono Box Extracts, Shoes etc.
Sale positive. Terms Cash.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co.
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BY N. w. Bowe.
Real Estate AuCtiOneer.

THAT MOST. ATTRACTIVE BUILD
ING LOT ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF
GROVE AvENU E. between, Sycamore
and Strawberry Streets. Just 30 feet west
!; Of Mr..5l Henry g II olzgrefe' residence,
WILL BE SOLD by auction, on the prem prem
'se'' WEDNESDAY,. Nov. %. 1903,
at 4;30 P. M.
This Is a flne deep lot. and the many
new and handsome dwellings now going
IN on that most attractive drive way
attest the popularity and desira billy OF
the location. y. p I -, Z,
nov;21 Il 1s 35-,li5T Aucno one or.
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By Douglas IT, lTayIor.
Seller and Rem ter Of Real Esta to-
Main Street Property.

Dwelling not on south side Of Main
Street. between First and Foushee Streets,
with ii beautiful building lot adj dining.
Z at the request OF the owners. who are ";
anxious to close an estate, L WILL sell
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 27TII. 1908,
at 4.3O o'clock p. M, the above described
property. The 2-story and basement
brick dwelling contains about rooms, & {:
e This property has q frontage OF ID S-la
feet by a depth OF 1G3 4-12 feet. Its To-
cation is central and improving, inme-
dintely on the cor line and an admirable
opportunity Is hero afforded to purchase
n desirable home, and for tho same ren-
sons. improvements put upon the vacant
lot will provo an excellent Investment
4,rERNIS-LIberal and announced at sale.
DOUGLAS Il. TAYLOR,
10 .2-tds. s Auctioncor.
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NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
IN THE D1sfR RIOT COURT OF TIE
1-UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST.
ERIN DISTRICT OFf5VlRG1N11A:84
In the Matter Of no. 495,
WAL. G. 2LEFTW1CH, S.il ~
II. Il Bankrupt, banRruptcy'
TO tho creditors of VIM. G.. IEFrWlCli,
N Of iRichm ond, in the county OF Henr1co.
land district 81 aforesaid, bankrupt. -
a. s,.'nr Nov A. s. 1908, the said VIM.
I, T yns, d inG r aa'aaisstee
OF his creditors will DO held in my office.
Room NO 10 PostG'iTs AR Ru,' T BEc N'eA-
r.. 1913 at 10 o'clock in the forenoon at
which time the said m frs, a'esa
anime the bankrupt, and transact such
other business as may properly como con Pc.
5! io'ss . ~ 11'-s RO. H. TALLEY,
Ss4..tf Referee in, Bankruptcy.
G.W. Throeknsorton. Counsel FOR Bank Bank
'rupt. q ~ !,
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The bond required Of the Commissioner
in the above suit has been executed.
CdAS. o.. SAVILLE,
noy13.tdst mi n Clerk
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NOTICE OF FIRST I, n y, MEETING p oHa
~. r- CREDITORS. " =,
IN THE DISTINCT CoURT, OF !, TEE ,I
4NtI1NiTED STATES FOR THE EAST
& ERIN DISTRICT OF VlR ''il.s "a s.s.
In the Matter Of g ;, 494'
pankrupt." Bankruptcy.

TO the 5credtors OF IHO5,. !, nH EHIp'
Of Rldsih aoriot Of Aforesaid, bankrupt.
Notice Is hereby given that on tho Esd
A Molo Of Nov, A. :. u. Il 1903, the said
TTIH{os' Reid was duly adjudicated, q
bankrupt: and that the first meeting 1 g. mis-
c Me ~ ostof,,ce Building, Richmond Va.
on ti,a ro atH DAY Of DEG A. y p,
i IA Alto All o'ciock in the forenoon at while n
ore nnnt nay aetsh exa nr3s
~ w. hankrupt, and transact such other
business Bust as may properly come before SAG
meeting. no IT. rALLEY.
. Referee in Bankruptcy
M asseta returned In bnnkrupt's sched-
,ules. r,o,,nsei FOR pnnkrupt.
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BANKRUPTCY. NOTICES.

NOTICE OF FIRST MEErlNG ot
- - Il M s75 CREDITORS.
IN THE DlsTRTG:f COURT, ( OF T III
UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST
ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA: @
Il the Matter OF s ss. NO. 1872.
y AZ ;aVAI. S.yGOOCE1. "a ny \ nv. IN
10 i; the e, creditors Of WA s. GpocH Of
FL Richmond, IN the county OF Hen ,'i''! O.
Notice is hereby given that on the the ,lSt =
day OF Nov, A. p. 1865. the said WIN. s.
G0OCH was duly adjudicated a bank
rupt; and that tie first meeting q his his;
No. 10. Postoffice Building, Richmond. Va.
ths "a PAY OF DE1 a. n D. 19o g,n as
The said creditors may attend, prove thel,
claims. appoint trustee examine me
ness as may properly come before le So sald
1Ass - - 4. RO. Fl. TALLEY,
I, }5,,,s g Va, # Referee IN Bankruptcy.
No assets returned in bankrupt scheed-
tules. 80. o. -,
5rupt, t4 i8i ~ IS }sH tiF' i5Htt
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J. y lApproved NOV. 1911, 1909 q.
GRANTING PERMISSION ~ TO r.. a.
STRUCT AND MAINTAIN AN OVER
K HEAD BRIDGE ACROSS OYEIeTON
STREET. BETWEEN SEVENTH AND
4 EIGHTH STREETS.
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y BY James Fl. Crcnsl1aw.
Real Estate '!Auctloneer,.
1913 z. Main Street.

NI1R' S AUCTION SALE
~ af. isS OF ID
BRICK STORE AND DWELLING NO
lg40S NORTH EIGHTEENTH STREET. 81
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Captain P. G. Hoy, who suffered a
stroke of paralysis on the day Of the
reunion OF AIahone's Brigade, was able
TO be out to-day.
'"rhe Burgomaster," n musical comedy,
viii come to the Academy OF Music In
this city tomorrow evening.
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For Sale al Auction.

lrown s Co. Auctloneers,
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M E 60 "a 79flIT 7FI1Igi7 SubSt1tUted 3ITuStee.
Liberal terms may be had II desired.
A. t. Adamson, AuctiOne err. ~
No Y, - q, II. 26;s7, Is. 20 a. De ~. & as
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n7.oIvl3.tds'
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( BY Edward s. Rose Company,
Real Estnte AuctiOneers.

nov .1en.22,24,25 Receivers.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-05-11

ment IL is pointed out that the great rival
of the Pennsylvania, in spite of strong OPP
position, has succeeded in getting an outlet
10 the seaboard at Baltimore. and the West
ern Union Telegraph Company, a Gould In
stitution, has not yet been ousted from
the Pennsylvania right Of way. Pennsyl-
vania officials said to concede that the
telegraph war will not likely end for several
years, as the suits brought in New York
and New Jersey have blocked the plan OF
the Pennsylvania TO remove the Western
Union wires from the right of way. In con-
nection with this information comes the
news that President Cassatt, OF the Penn
sylvania, had sent formal notice to the
Western Union ordering the removal Of the
companys wires and appliances from the
right of way and property of the Philadel-
phia Baltimore d Washington May L.
When the lease to the Western Union ex-
pired the Pennsylvania proposed to operate
its own telegraph system There are now
fifteen through wires between Philadelphia
and Washington which are owned by the
railroad company. and il is expected that
the Western Union will appeal TO the courts
to restrain the Pennsylvania from Interior
ing with its property. In fact, litigation of
that character has already commenced.
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Bantam Chickens.
Philadelphia Record.

THE bantam rooster" said a Mount Airy
chicken fancier, differs totally In tempera-
ment from his larger but less pugnacious
cousin, the ordinary barnyard fowl. He
seems TO feel a great paternal pride in the
little chicks, pride almost equal to that
shown by the mother hen. This in itself IS
remarkable III one of the lower order of
animals, for the male is often supremacy
Indifferent to his progeny. But with the
bantam cock ii is quite another matter. He
will stand up for his family and fight for
them as long as there is life in his body. 1
have brood of little bantam chickens, and
the other day stray cat got after them.
She grabbed one and startedto run, but be-
fore she got a good start the rooster was
on top of her, digging his Spurs into her
and pickeing at her eyes with all the fury
of his nature. The cat soon got enough of
ii. too, and he put her to rout completely.
The little chicken was pretty we'll mauled
up In the scrimmage. but 1t Is coming
around all right"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-05-11

Determined 10 Have n Good Time.
T. F. Sweat. travelling freight agent of
the Illinois Central, who is president of the
National Association of Travelling Freight
Agents. sends the following announcement,
bearing his signature and that of the secre-
tary of the association: "The regular an
nual convention of our association will be
held in Cincinnati on June and S, formal
invitations to be issued later. The purpose
of this announcement is to urge a large at
tendance this year. Preliminary reports re-
ceived from the Cincinnati local committee
indicate that the railroad representatives
I'm that city are making arrangements to en-
tertain us royalty. II is especially desired
that the general officers from the various
freight departments attend; also traffic Of
ficals from industrial concerns, as well as
commercial, travelling and contracting
freight agents. The secretary will be glad
to issue invitations to friends of members,
and asks that he be furnished names and
addresses of those for whom invitations are
desired. The mailing list has been made
as complete as possible, but should your
name be missed come anyway"