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Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-11-21

Mr. and Mrs. Charles l.. Plummer re-
turned from their trip last evening.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-11-21

W. II. Elwood and Gro, S. Stephens of
the new Fulton company have gone east.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-11-21
Stovall's Dance Orchestra

DO you want box OF fine apples, |
so Edwards Bros. has them.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-11-21

Apples fine aud dandy a, Edwstdi
Bros g. so to s7.ss per box.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-11-21

II you want an expressman telephone
:. T. Fish. Black Sf3.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-11-21

Office Rooms for Rent over Merchants
and Miners hank. Apply to l.. l. Rob
erts.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-11-21

Apples fire and dandy at Edwards
Bros 81. so to 81 IS per box.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-11-21

Apples from $3.50 TO sz.7s per box at
Edwards Bros.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-11-21

Miss Minnie O'Donneil entertained a
number Of her young friends Thursday
night
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-11-21

Dorothy podd shoe agency a, 5 wansont :
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-11-21

Elks memorial day Dec. 9th. Ex
tended notice next week.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-11-21
For Sale Chan.

Joseph Roehrl has been released on
bonds
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-11-21
Wants a Fiity-Cent Rate.

Shoe laces for belts at Swanson 5
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-11-21

Through sleeping cars to Houston,
Texas, via Wichita. FL Reno and Fort
Worth, leave Denver daily at o.3o p N.
via Rock Isls1d system.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles l.. Plummer re-
turned from their trip last evening
This Saves You Mon<y.
Ranch butter .--....-..s...-- --.- -
Brighton creamery. y......-.....-.-.--3 3oc
THERo's.
Remember my phone number is Black
st3. c. E. Fish. expressman.
Congratulations are being extended to
Sidney Moritx-boy-arriyed yesterday
afternoon.
Apples from $3.50 10 sa.2s per box at
Edwards Bros.
If you wish 10 sell your property lis,
4 with c f.. Harvey.
II you want an expressman telephone
:. z. Fish. Black Sf3-
Elks memorial day Dee. 9th Ex-
tended notice next week.
Office Rooms for Rent over Merchants
and Miners hank. Apply to l.. l.. Rob
erts.
Mothers, when you buy ehildrens shoes
from Swanson the Shoeman you get the
best to lie had for the money.
Apples from si.so to sz.7s per box al
Edwards Bros.
Miss Minnie O'Donneil entertained a
number Of her young friends Thursday
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-04
GRAND LODGE MAsONs.
The Officers Installed; Body Ad.
iourns-The Shriners Meet.

The Grand Lodge of Arasons Of Vir-
glnia concluded Its three days sessions
yesterday and adjourned late In the
afternoon. to meet again In this city on
tho second Tuesday In February, 1905.
The newly-elscted officers were Installed
and the remainder of the sessions yes
terday consumed In considering and dis
posing Of the routine work of the order
in the State.
The session has been one Of tho best
attended and most interesting In many
years. Seldom have SO many well known
and prominent members of the order at
tended g grand lodge
Mr. w, b. lIcChesney, who was elected
grand junior warden Wednesday night
over four popular competitors for the
honor, was very generally congratulated
yesterday, soma Of tho congratulatlons
coming by telegraph. Flo Is considered
one Of the brightest and most enthusiast
tie Masons in the State.
Last night Acca TempLs. Mobiles OF tho
Mystic Shrine, had a grand blowout In
honor of The visitors, many OF whom
/ wear the fez of the order. AS usual.
the Temple entertained handsomely, and
an evening OF great fun was enjoyed
tb by these fun-makers OF Masonry Ono
nj the Shriners. In describing the eye
Ming said; Just say that no arrests
were made. That wi! be sItticlant.""
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-04
BRITISH CRUISER
GOES ON ROCKS
{By Associated Press.)

VANCOUVER, B. c.ass Dec. I'll. M. s..
Flora went on the rocks in q dense fog
early to-day near Village Point, Denman
Island, the place where the collier Will
liamette went ashore several years ago.
The stern Is submerged, 4 but the bow is
high out Of water. The weather is calm,
The Flora was golng@at a high, rate
OF speed when she struck her boy, being
driven on the shelf of rocks with d crash
which shook seamen from their feet and
shivered the big, cruiser from end to end.
The sea rushed In quickly through the
open scupper and soon the afterpart OF
the vessel was below the water. The off,
GERS were driven from their quarters and
were only able to save what few things
they could carry in their hands. Much
damage has been done at the bow. and
the vessel, which Is worth million and
quarter dollars, is believed to be q
total wreck,
1t Is believed the wreck was due to the
navigating officer mistakfng spar buoy
for a beacon on the opposite side Of the
channel four miles south. He turned to
port, thinking he was avoiding this, In
stead Of going to starboard, as he should
have done. When he discovered his mis-
take the cruiser was piled high on the
rock.
The Flora is a vessel OF 1850 tons dis
placement.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-04
V ! Il: R:GINI!.A
BRIEFS

LEXINGTON VA, Dec. 3.--Aubrey
Smith, colored, was lodged in jail hero
to-day tor the murder Of Charles Min
mis-, colored, at Berry's livery stable at
Buena Vista last night, and lLquor Is said
to be responsible for the tragedy.
Two shots were fired. the second en-.
terlng the temple. MINIS died lmme-
diately At a preliminary trial today,
Smith waived examination and was sent
on TO the grand jury. Tho prisoner is
from Amherst county. but has been llylns
in Buena Vista for some time.
DANVILLE. YA.-Ths members Of
shelton Memorial Presbyterian Church
pounded Rev. Mr.. Doggett, their pastor.
last hight. In additionrto a great amount
Of provisions. the popular pastor was
given a. handsome sum OF money.
contractor. will have to serve four years years
In the penitentlary for forging ms wire
Will leaving him a considerable estate
and giving him her own family wardrobe.
Judge Croker to-day retusea e. new nsn it4
tiary.
The case will go to the Supreme Court;
ROANOkE.-John zagle was shot Q an. eng
Killed by Chester Peoples IN v an a aas
f Ehe men p'. auarreled and Peoples left
he room, threatening to return and XII
ali ali Of those in the place, When he again
appeared he had shOt gun ana IlEeu On
Eagle. killing him instantly.
Peoples claims tina Eagle attacked him
with an, axe The coroner's jury returned
a verdict OF murder. Peoples was arrest
ed.
ALI0xANDRIA.-The.c contested election
case Of MIR. Richard ". Johnson against
Captain Crandall Mackey a contest for
the commonwealths attorneyship Of Alex
the County Court this morning before
Judge Lipscomb,. Of Prince William. he
having been specially designated by Gov
ernor Montague for the case. for the rea.
son that Judge Love had been cited as
a witness.
The case was. continued to the next
teWyMl S e IL fH GRrhe revival that was
conducted by Rev, DR., w. T; Fisher
formerly OF Portsmouth, at the First
baptist Church, has closed because Of
the doctors sudden illness. However, II
Is not thought to be serious. and the
Lynchhurg.
COMORN,-NIr John r, Minor and
others here arc filling their icehouses with
beautiful Ice, ranging from two ana ~
half to three and a half inches IN thick"
ness It is recalled TINT some Ice was
but it is rarelyEeever. possible to I'LL the
houses before Christmas.
fact that Rev, S.. II. Thompson pastor
Of the Baptist Church, Of this, place. VIII
from Grafton and Blueaeld.
in Grafton last week, md he is highly
pleased With the town.
This week he is at Blueheld, looking
into conditions, and he VIII very likely
make known his DECISION when he returns.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-04
4. IMPORTANT MEETING.
Railway Officials Determine on
Closer Relations.
INV Associated Press

= 10y <aoSoS'L~SSAf ~ SSn.J
/ TOLEDO, O., Dec, s.-President L. II,
Johnson OF the Norfolk and Western;
President q. w, stevens, OF the Chesa-
peake and Ohio; Decatur Axtel, vice.
president OF the Chesapeake and Ohio ;
President. Nonsarratt, Of the Hooking
Valley and Toledo and Ohio Central;
F. r., Sheldon, assistant to the presi-
dent of the Hooking Valley, and NJ
schonnors. general superintendent OF the
Hooking Valley and Toledo and Ohio
Central. held a meeting ut the Toledo Club
here tonight, but refused to make any
Statement regarding the meeting,
\ 1T was learned, however that an agree
nent was reached for q closer alliance
Of the roads, the Norfolk and Western
with the Hooking VALLEY. and the chesa-
peakc and Ohio With the Toledo and Ohio
Central, SO MS to give both ronds u
better outlet to the lakes; The Norfolk
and Western and the Chesapeake and
Ohio were members of the community OF
Interest which recently purchased this
Hooking Yalley-Toledo and Ohio Central
Railway system. Ii,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-04
SUBSCRIBE ITO
EXPOSITION STOCK
The Meeting At Newport News
is a Great Success in
Many Ways.
lBy Associated Press.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA, Dec. a.--At
tho public Getting at the. Academy to-
night $3.50 worth Of stock to the. James
town Exposition Company was subscribed
and, although the audience :Has not rs
large as expected, the. greatest interest
was manifested, z
n A. L. Powell. representing the "John
Smith Corporation" announced that his
company, organized for the purpose or
placing Exposition stock. had placed
$4,000 worth. Mrs. W. r. Aylett, presi-
dent Of the Ladies' Auxiliary, stated that
the ladies themselves had subscribed 3d.
500 worth. ,!$
While they did not make any pledges
for Congress. all OF. tho representatives
present practically made the assurance
that IL Virginia would do her part, the
Federal government would not be tardy
about making an opriation worthy Of
the purpose. n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-04
Will be Rcquircfto Testify I'm
der Oath Before Referee
in Bankruptcy.
MAY CARRY ON INDUSTRIES
Not Desired to Close Them
Down. asSlThii:ss Would y Deprive
Many Of a Livelihood.
4 (By Associated Press.

CHICAGO, I'LL, Dec. 3.--John Alexan-
der Dowlo will DO put on tho witness
etand before Bankruptcy Referee Sydney
G.. Eastman and under oath Will he re-
quired to answer all questions regarding
the financial affairs Of Zion City. While
tho date for tho inquiry has not yet
been set, Judge. Kohlsaat this afternoon
entered tho order which requires the
oyerseer Of the Christian Catholic Church
to submit to an examination
Receivers Bount and Currler spent most
OF the day at Zion City looking into all
accounts which they would find. so that
they might prepare tho report which
Judge Kohlsaat has asked for concern
ine, tho advIsability Of continuing the OPP
Grafton Of all industries belonging TO
Dowie. Tho receivers, 1t Is said tonight,
nave found only about $4,000 in both OF
Dowies banks. Judge Kohlsaat has told
the receivers that he wants to know as
soon 8 possible whether the interests OF
ali creditors can be protected best by
carrying on the various enterprises In
zion City. It Is not likely that any of the
Industries will be closed down, as IN such
an event thousands OF persons lin Zion
CITY would be deprived OF a means OF
livelihood.
This Is said to be one OF the main
reasons why Dowle Will be retained as
manager OF the business under the dlrec-
ton Of the receivers. The RECEIVERS
realize Dowie's strong hold on his follow
ers, and wish to prevent any trun IN
events which might turn Zion City into q
deserted village.
That Zion City's two chief industries.
the lace works and candy factory-are not
paying expenses was officially disclosed
to-day in an examination Of the plants
by Chief Custodian Redleske !,
Investigation to-day showed that the
fuel supplies Of many Of the families IN
zion cities is reduced almost to nothing.
Tho extent to which the people OF zion
City have beggared themselves Is shown,
by q trip through the town. Many Of the
poorer people. the men and women who
work In the factories, live in houses OF
A'nnsy construction. The walls OF some
are merely strips OF tarred paper nailed
on wooden frames. Other houses are r,
simply tents made OF canvas. while still
others are combinations Of tents and
sheds. t=i,-. IS ~ ~ Y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-04
THE APPLE CROP.
Virginia Only Place Where it is
Successful This Year.
81 The Dispatch Bureau,
~. .ELa.f orn I2i1Ild .4.s J
Colorado Building,


Fourteenth and G Streets, N. w.
Washington, D. c., Dec. g. 1903.
'rVirginla has about the only apple
crop raised in this country this year."
said Beverly T. Galloway, chief Of the
Bureau Of Plant Industry, Of tho De-
rartment Of Agriculture, to-day, In the
course OF conversation with The Times
Dispatch correspondent. 1.-THE apple crop
seems to have been a complete failure
almost everywhere else, but the Virginia
crop Is, perhaps, as large as any1n the
history Of the State. n "a. Z,
DR. Galloway expressed his gratifica-
ton at the extensive development OF the
foreign market for the fruit grown In
Virginia. and elsewhere. and told OF the
efforts made by his bureau to encour-
ago the shipment Of fruit from the At
lantic States. In many Instances the
bureau has guaranteed the shippers OF
peaches from Georgia, and Of pears
grown in that and other tSates that they
will have their loss made UP to them
If they cannot get as good returns from
fruit shipped abroad as they would nave
received for it had they sold 1t at nome.
There is not q single instance IN which
the bureau has had to reimburse a SHIP
per.
Ing the foreign market" he said, in or
der that there may be founts demand
for our fruit when there is q generally
heavy crop at home. This year. however,
Il appears that all the fruit grown IN
the United States can find ready market
at home.' Gat3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-04
ALL LEGISLATORS
SENT STATEMENTS

There will be no vacant seats In the
new General Assembly, which meets on
January 18th. owing to the failure OF
members to comply with the Barksdale
pure elections law. all OF them having
properly filed their expense accounts and
other necessary papers with the Secretary
Of the Commonwealth.
The secretary Is not required to notify
the members, but later ON meeting Of
the Board Of State Canvassers will be
held and tho certificates sent to those who
had failed to comply with the law prior
to the last meeting, Many Of the de-
feated candidates have failed to comply,
and so far no steps have been taken to
compel them to DO So
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-04
BY N. w. Bowe.
Real Estate Auctionee

s. N EXECUTION OF a deed OF trust
! from Harrison Meredith to j. Fl. Ilm-
and recorderd III Henrico County Court
in q. b. 144 B, page 90. We will sell ~
public auction. IN front Of Edenrico County,
IA, TUESDAY, DECEMBER Is, 1903. Il
at 1 O'Clock P. NJ, the tract OF land cons
yeyed BY said deed. containing fifty acres.
more or less, and lying in Henrlco county
at the junction Of the Crelghton tt ' ana
TET;Ms-Cash sufficient to pay the ex-
penses Of sale, and lote for s16s a. due Y,
November 9th. 1895, with interest s4, 81 IRON
November 9th, 1902, and the. residue on
terms to be announced at the time or sale.
Il. G.. TIMBERLAkE.
CARRIE .ArIMBERLAkE,s2
*. 3. TINIBERLAAEl,
Executors OF j. Fl. Tinberlake, decd
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-04
The ARCANUMITES
ELECT OFFICERS
Shockoe, Mccarthy and Henrico
Councils Choose Next Years
#nH;.arc ,rra1v Attendad

Officers Largely Attended.
Three OF the four Richmond organiza-
! tions of the Royal Arcanum held finely
attended meetings last night and elected
| officers for the next twelve months,
shockoe Council, No. ss5. met at the
| Masonic Tcyple with one of the largest
| attendances III its excellent history. The
balloting resulted in the following officers:
Past Regent. A. D. Jackson: Regent,
J. S. WOODBURY.; Vice Regent. n. Thomas
Mosby; Orator. Harold s. Bloom bergi
Secretary. w. M. Myers; Collector. f. L.
Dickinson; Treasurer. Irving L. suther-
land; Chaplain, c. ". Jones; Guide, L. D.
Sutherland; Warden John Skeggs; SEN
Ryan, L. Bickerstaff and Downs: h1usl-
clan, G. L. Mosby; Representatives to
the Grand Council. "A. d. Jackson, j. J..
Talman and J..S WOODBURY..
The chief contest was fort office of
vlce.regent. MIR. Mosby and Mr.. George
Med. Blake Were the nominees, with the
election of2Ar. Aiosby.
Mccarthy Council, No, 46S, had likewise
a most interesting session. The election
resulted as given here: III
Past Regent, J. c. Bowman; Regent,
Mintree F'olkes Yice-Regent, DR.. a. 6.
Brown, Jr.; Orator, Roscoe G. Nelson;
Secretary, j. Stewart Hopkins; Collector,
I. LovensteIn; Treasurer, Q. F.. Mcdowell;
Chaplain, ]. II. B. Peay; Guide. 6. w.
Slate; Warden, a. G. Bergheimer; Sentry,
w. II. w. Mason; Represent atives to the
Grand Council. j. G. Bowman and Marx
Gunst; Alternates. F. L. Richardson and
| w. NJ. Scott.
!, Henrlco Council held one of the best
meetings In Its history. The attendance
was large and two candidates We're initi-
ated. Tho election Of officers resulted as
appended
Regent, w. Floyd Reams: yice-Regent,
". H. Reekes; Past Regent. Jospeh u.
sorg; Representative to Grand Council,
DR.. James F. Crane; Alternate, Joseph
E. Sorg Orator, George II. Duke; Chap-
lain, Albert III. Samuels, Guide. Benjamin
Levy: Treasurer, Samuel P. Waddill; Sec
retary George w. Rogers; Collector. w.
j. Kerr; Warden, William Fl. billiard:
Sentry, Wiley C, GILL; Trustees, George
| NJ. Rogers, F. II, Garbor and r. L.. Har-
| rison. Az
The council. while twenty years Of age.
| has taken on new growth. and It Is now
holding the banner for the percentage in
| the State. Thirty-two new members is
| the record to date for the council this
year. The council Is preparing for a
great celebrate on Its twenty-Arst an
| nlversary next month
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-04
MURDERED FOR MONEY
is THEORY HELD
lBY Assoclated Press.)

CHARLESTON, s, q, Dec, 3.-The
dead BODY Of Arson Arnold, colored, OF
this section, was found to-day IN. a
swamp near Farmers OIL Mil, four miles
from ireenyIlle. John Carter, Perry
Butler and Jess Harrison are now ~
jail, charged with the murder, Arnold
VILE. where it ls said he secured two hum
dred dollars from a bank. since which
time ne had not been seen until his son
found .AYnold's body. 1t Is generally
supposed that Arnold was murdered for
his money. Coroner Black Is to hold an
Inquest. i}a 49,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-04
TRUSTEES SALE or
NEAT STORE AND DWELLING
No. 43B ", DuvaI Street,

BY. virtue OF d. certain deed ct trust
dnted August %, 1901. md recorded In ..
3. III a. page 4SS, Richmond Chancery
Court. default having been made IN the
payment Of certain notes secured thcreln,
and being required BY the holder OF SAME
50 to 40, I Will sell at public auction. on
'4's n oMDXY. De- T5MBER I. 1908.
at 4:30 o'clock ?; NJ; the aboys property,
that lot Of land, with the improvements
thereon. lying and being IN the city Of
Street, between Brook Avenue and
Shocks Alley, commencing at q point
about 10 feet east OF Brook Avenue.
thence eastwnrdly and fronting on said
north line Of Duval street twenty l20l
feet, and running back between parallel
lines IS feet, more or less. @5a VI 4! \ Bls $$
2 The improvements consist Of g neat two
ed to good paying tenants. 3ss5f NV
4 TERMS-Cash as to expenses of sa le.
taxes due. and as to the sum Of 515 with
interest from August %, 1903; balance at
~ Oil DENooN, Trustee.
dec 2-tds * j. .4s8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-04
LIUETENANT BANKHEAD
WEEDS MISS iSTICKNEY
. nv Associated Press. J

CHICAGO. Dec. 3.-Lieutenant Henry
Bankhead, U. s. a., son Of Congressman
Bankhead, Of Alabama, and Miss Alice
Stickney, whose guardian was the late
Judge Long, at one time consul general to
Egypt, were married here to-day at the
home OF Mrs George M. Pullman.
Miss stlokney has spent several sum
mers with MIS-, Pullman at Elberon, N.
j.
The wedding was a quiet one as Miss
Stickney is In mourning for her late
guardian. Tho young couple after the
wedding left for the South, They will
sail for the Philippines In February,
Lieutenant Bankhead having been ordered
to report for duty at Manila.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-04

~ - THE SUMMARY.
"A summary of decisions rendered IS as
follows:
By Judge James Keith tpresidento9: y.
EllnEer VS.. Commonwealth, circuit
Court OF Accomac; affirmed.
City OF Newport News VI, Brown, Cor.
poration Court OF the city OF Newport
Eews; reversed
CITY Of Norfolk VS.. Grifflth-Powell Co.,
Circuit Court of--the city Of Norfolk MOI ;
h :Teadriok VS.. Mcdowell, ct ais. Circuit
Court OF Pittsylvan1a county; affirmed.
By Judge r.. II. CardWell:
Musgravo ct al VS.. Pope's Executors
Circuit Court OF southampton county;
reversed.
BY Judge George NJ. Harrison: - =.
Southern Railway Company vs.. Hans
Administrator, Circuit Court OF the city
of Lynchburg. reversed
Norfolk and Western Railway Company
VS.. Wade. Circuit Court OF Franklin
county; affirmed.
rs Browns Guardian VS.. Strother's Admins
{istrator Circuit Court Of Loudoun county;
[ affirmed.
BY Judge Stafford G.. Whittier s,t.tt
I Riverside Cotton Mills VS.. Lanier, Cor
poration Court OF city of@Danville; af-
tirmed. K
City, OF Richmond vs., Galego Mills.
Law ana Equity zSOuIt OIL. lle 5ClLS u
Richmond affirmed.
Preston ct al vs., Davis Executors. Cir
cult Court Of city Of Lynchburg; re-
PETITIONS FOR APPEALS.
Petitions for appeals and writs Of error
were disposed OF as follows
Chiffon vs.. Hanna. Circuit Court OF
Appomattox. Appeal and supersedeas;
bond, $50.
Farley VS.. Thalhimcr. Circuit Court
city OF Richmond. Writ of error. etc.;
virginia IRON and Coke Company vs..
Cranes Coal Company. Circuit Court OF
Wise county. Writ OF error and super
sedeas bond, $500.
Owen. etc. vs.. City OF Bristol, Cor.
poration Court city of Bristol. Appeal
refused. sat.
Liberty Savings, Bank VS.. ottery!ew,
etc, Company. Circuit Court Of Bedford
county. Appeal refused,
Gilespie's administrator VS.. Allegheny
Bank, etc. Circuit Court OF Allegheny.
Appeal refused.
Phillips VS.. Hlnchman, Circuit Court
OF Alexandria county. Appeal refused. !.
sNewberry vs. Rufl1n ct ais. Circuit
Court Of Bland county. Petition to re-
hear refused.
Town OF Hampton VS.. Jones. Man
= YEsTERDAY's PROCEEDINGS,
The days proceedings Of the court We're:
Weeks VS.. scull, Further argued by L.
G. Phillips for appellees and G.. Aylett
Ashby for appellant. and submitted.
Tench VS. Gray. Argued BY George
Mason for appellant and ], r, West for
appellee, and submitted
White Hall Company vs., Hall, Argued
by s. 8, p. Patteaon for appellant and
| r. G. Moon for appellee, and continued.
Next cases to be called-IIancock VS..
White Hall Tobacco Warehouse Com
pany,
Fidelity and Deposit Company, Of Mary
land, VS.. Beale and others.
Richmond Traction Company vs.. VIII
llams. Being Nos. 30, 3 land 80 OH argyll
mellt docket. rs N.g ,,%ts
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-04
BY N. w. Bowe.
Real Estate Auctioneer.
Executors Sale 81 a Large Number!
o. Attractive Building Lots on
Grove and Floyd Avenues, near
the Belt Line n, n, at Auction. 4

will sell for tic purposo.of liquidating
auction. on the premises, on .57ss 4,
TU EsDAY, DECEMBER srI1. 1903
eglnning at $3.50 o'clock ?. M, 10 AT.
TRACTIVE BUILDING LOTS ON THE
SOUTH SIDE OF GROVE AVENUE.
between S1ierer's land and the Belt Line
hallway. and also % BUILDING LOTS
ON BOTH SIDES OF FLOYD AVENUE.
Immediately In the rear OF tho Grove
Avenue lots. These lots, fronting thirty
feet each, except as to three OF them lie
well and are either on or very close to,
the Westhampton Railway. and being in
The trend Of the city's best growth west.
ward, should command tho attention OF,
those seeking sites for homes and also
of SPECTATORS. This property is not Of.
tered merelysto test the market, but fort
the purpose OF, realizing, to pay pressing
uebtS. aa .5 i5i;A 81 q II s.s3 VA ~
4 .TkRMs-o ne-t third, cash, and the ball,
anee on credits to suit the purchasers!
deferred payments to be evidenced ssby
notes, and interest to be phid semi
ally, and both principal and interest to
be secured by deed of trust. !. isl3 S
81 j. Mos. BUCHANAN 8 SSss
Executor OF p. Buchanan. deceased cd. ~