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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-17
DEMOCRATS
ARE DIVIDED.
Senator's Are Unable to Get To-
gether on the Canal
Question.
cENsuRE FOR PRESIDENT
Caucus Failed to ADOPT Pro-
cENsURE FOR PRESIDENT
Caucus Failed to Adopt Pro-
gramme and Adjourned oMeet
on Call of Senator German.

tBy Associated Press.l
k WASHINGTON. Nov. 1S-Democrattc
members Of the Senate caucused today.
from go until s o'clock, but were unable
to get together on programme as to
canal legislation. -Four distinct PROPOSE
lions were submitted in the form Of res
olutions. and many other suggestions
were made informally, but no agreement
could be reached. and the caucus adj
journed to meet again on call OF Senator
German. chairman.
Several Senators in leaving the caucus
bitterly complained Of the lack Of hNL
mony, and compared the Democratic posi-
ton with the attitude OF the Republicans,
who. they said, with twice as many Re-
publicans, hadn't straggler. while hardly
two Democrats were Of the same opinion.
Senator Gorman said Of tho caucus: 1t
was our first pow WOW, in which We all
talked. and we will do our thinking at
forwards.
The resolution which was discussed at
greatest length. was offered by Senator
Carmacl<, OF Tennessee.
It asserted that tho reasonable time
for, acquiring the Panama route lapsed
at Eho death Of the Hay-Herran treaty,
and that tho President consequently was
left with no alternative, but to build the
canal on the more northerly isthmian
route. In support of this resolution.
speeches were made by Senators Car
mack, Teller, Blackburn. Patterson and
others The speeches were interrupted
by Senators opposing the proposition, the
principal arguments being made BY SEN
ators Bacon, Clay and Cockrell.
Censure for the President for his al
legged assistance of the Panama revolt,
but pledging support II a canal treaty
were negotiated with the new republic.
was the purport of a resolution offered by
Senator Bacon as substitute for the
Carmack plan.
Two compromise plans were suggested.
Senator Newlands proposed that thu
Steering Committee be authorized to hold
conference with O committee OF Demo-
cratic members OF the House to be APP
pointed by the House minority leader. for
the purpose of preparing some party
policy on small matters. which will come
before the Senate In the extraordinary
session.
A proposal to authorize Senator German
to appoint committee OF five to devise
q programme on which there would be at
least Fighting chance OF united action
was made, and for n time 1t appeared
that solution of the differences had been
reached. Several Senators left the caucus
under the impression that this course
would be adopted, but objection was
raised by those Democrats who had sup
ported Senator Calmacks resolution. and
the caucus then adjourned.
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An Open Meeting.

The District Council OF the United
brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners
has made arrangements for an open meet
ing for the benefit Of the carpenters living
on Church Hill.
The meeting is expected to be we'll at
tended. as much interest has been mani-
tested In the work of the Brotherhood
In that locality. A cordial invitation ia
extended to all carpenters and others
interested in labor movements to meet
with them, The meeting will be held next
Thursday atSP. NJ, in Powelrs Hall.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-17
CUBAN BILL
IN The HOUSE
Drastic Bill for Its Considera-
ton Adopted in Spite of
Democratic Opposition.
Mr.. SWANSON ONE SPEAKER
Discussed Perils Which Threaten
Our Commerce From For
eign Retailatory Tariffs.
Mr.. SWANSON ONE SPEAKER
NV Associated Press.)


WASHINGTON. Nov. 1s.-The House
OF Representatives began the constd-
Grafton Of the Cuban reciprocity bill to-
day. Mr.. Dalzell Republican, Pennsyl-
vania) reported resolution providing
that the bill reported from the Ways and
Means Committee should be considered
to the exclusion Of all other business
until o'clock Thursday. when vote
will be taken without intervening mo-
ton.
Mr.. williams, speaking FOR the minor
ty IN opposition to the rule, said 1t was
about tho most drastic rule ever intro
duccd in the House. The minority do
sireU to offer an amendment, which pro-
posed to strike out the "do11ble-barreiled
pledge" contained In. the bill Applause
from tho Democratic side greeted the
statement that tho bill tears down one-
fifth OF the schedules built up BY the
Republicans.
The rule was adopted, l76 to los.
The minority voted unanimously
against the rule and SIX Republicans
voted against 1t.
r,
sent to propose an amendment to the
rule for yea and nay vote on the
amendment proposed by the minority
with twenty minutes discussion on each
Side. q vote then to be taken on the
bill. Mr.. Payne objected.
SUDDEN CONVERSION.
The House went into Committee Of the
Whole. and Mr.. Payne opened the dobate.
Referring to Mr.. Payne, Mr. Williams
said: "As to that part OF his speech
which advocates this bill upon Its merits,
it is almost as sudden conversion as
that Of st. Paul on his way to Damascus;
It is almost as sudden an occurrence az
was this recent birth OF the new Repuo-
lie Of Panama."
Mr.. Swanson Democrat, V1rginia) dis
cussed the perils which he said threaten
our foreign commerce by the new tariffs
passed In other countries In retaliation
FOR the Dingley act. He insisted that
unless concessions are made from the
present tariff before long all OF Europe
would be combined In commercial war
fare against this country. He discussed
Chamberlain's policy, saying that % per
cent. OF our foreign trade was with tho
United Kingdom and her colonies, all OF
which,. he said, was jeopardized by this
policy.
the Speaker announced the following
members OF the Committee on Enrolled
Bills: Messrs. Watcher CMaryland).
Burke (Pennsylvania), Wilson (Illinois).
+. x. dandis Qn@ana), Lloyd CMissouTt),
Johnson South Carolina), Hvernash
fCalifornia). Tho last three are Demo-
Gratis. ts:
A letter from Mr.. Ball. announcing his
resignation, was read. ss
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THE U. S. COURT.
Cases Involving Construction OF
National Bankruptcy Laws.

ANoSASAASAA A~A~HA>e
In. the United States Circuit Court OF
Appeals yesterday, Circuit Judges Con
c nd simonton and District Judge McDow-
eli sitting, two cases involving consTuc-
ton Of the national bankruptcy laws
were argued By counsel and submitted:
One Of these was that Of the on Well
Supply Company at ais, appellants. W.
Hail Brothers, alleged bankrupls, agpel-
lees. an appeal from the District Court
at Clarksburg. W. Va Tho Supply Com,
pany charged insolvency Of the Hall II
whom large supplies had been sold by the
Supply Company Hall Brothers ap-
pealed the case as means OF resisting
tie application TO have them q deG ia re-
e.ror. g. B. Aisrr1ci, Of farkersburY
~ gued the case. for the OH Well Supply
company, and Staples and Hunt, OF
tMr. Staples Is son and namesako OF
The late Judge Waller r. Staples. and Is
Himself brilliant lawyer. The case was
submitted,
The other case argued was that Of the
Farmers Bank, of Edgefeld county. 8. c.,
appellant, VS.. Daniels & Company, ap-
pellees, an error from the judgment q
the District Court at Charleston. .. =.
The question at Issue In this case was
whether or not mortgage given for an
antecedent debt within four months Of
the debtors bankruptcy. executed ~ GOOD
faith and not 1ntendedl a. pre!e1eHCo
md without knowledge either, by the
debtor OF the mortgages that said debtor
was insolvent, may be retained as q
reference where no claim is made
against the general estate The case was
argued for the appellant by Mordecai and
Gadsden, OF Charleston and by Barnard
b. Evans, OF saluda, for the appellee. and
The case OF The Imperial Bottle Cap
tn In error, vs.. The United States, defen.
Gant In error. from the District Court
at Charlotte. N. c.. was ordered to be
docketed and dismissed. In this case
Pulllam was indicted for violation OF
section $780, Revised Statutes OF the
United States, convicted and sentenced to
five years in prison. He sued OUT writ
vi error In December, 1902, but since then
record rec din in this court within tha time Al
loved by the writ The effect Of the
action Of the court Is to allow the sem
tence to be executed.
The case fThe Imperial Bottle Cap
ar Machine Company and others, appel
lonts, VS., The Crown Cork and Seal
Company, appellee. ~ appeal from the
alleged infringement OF patent, Is on
the call for argument to-day, Fl II,
t'enton. OF Philadelphia, and John T.,
appellants, and Robert, II. Parkinson, OF
Chicago and John G, Rose. Of Baltimore.
Tor the appellee, et
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Mr.. Spence Honored.

Mr., ID, Leslie Spence. past commander
of r. q. Lee Camp No. !. Confederate
Veterans, has been appointed assistant
inspector-generaI Of the Grand Camp Tor
the Third District. with the rank Of cap
tain. He succeeds Captain John Lamb
who has held this office for four years
very acceptably to the Grand Camp. and
to the inspector general. but owing to his
congressional duties has declined reap
pointment for this term
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BY ]. Thompson Brown 8 Co.
n RusTEnrs SALE
HOUSE AND LOTS IN BARTON
HEIGHTS

AS substituted trustee In deed OF trust
dated August 8, 1894. from A. r. Miller
and wife, recorded In the County. Court
Of Henrtco; and being requested by the
Denerciaries therein so to DO. will pro.
coed to execute said deed BY selling at
public 1 asipSn N nov. We s7 Prf'i 1885,
at 1880 o'clock P. NJ, the property de-
scr1bed In said decd as LOTS NOS
and Q, in Block p. in Barton Heights at
the northeast corner OF Monteiro and
Poe Streets, fronting e5 feet on Nonteiro
street, with all the buildings and I'M
proveYnerts thereon.
TDRAfH- Cash as to the expense Of
sale, and $2l5s.76, being the amount Of
money due upon notes secured by said
deed, and balance in ,n1Nnthly payments
OF IS, with interest from June ], 1924
HENRY 8. HUT2LHR.
Substituted Trustee.
Brown g. Co.. Auctioneers.
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"A Pennant Aloft.

An ensign with the words, '"rhe Chess
terfield," emblazoned thereon was lifted
above the big apartment house at shafer
and Franklin Saturday morning by the
mon of Contractor w, A. Chesterman,
The task was accomplished without dtht-
Guilty or danger,
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Large importation.

Alarge importation Of wines, nlacaroni.
sardines. beans. hams and various other
goods from Italy were received by Mr.,
Chasie TrafierI yesterday from his homo
in Lucca province, The value OF thesim-
portation is 5000, and the duty paid the
Custom House here amounted to $500.
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Another Richmond.

Mr., B. w, Haynes, OF franklin coun-
~. has announced his candidacy for Regis
ter Of the Land Office. This makes at least
four candidates In tho field. and possibly
five. though 1t is not certain that Colonel
Grenyille will be candidate,
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Shot by Brother.

Little Willie Brittle. the seyen-year-old
son of Mr., w, T. Brittle, who was acci-
dentally shot by his brother Ernest, on
Saturday n was reported as getting along
|RicslN last ,aiGhts
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Mr.. Stubs Paralyzed.

Mr.. J, n, Stubs. of No. III North
rhirty-ffrst Street. was paralyzed In his
right side Saturday afternoon. Or. w. II.
parker attended him, and last night he
was reported as getting along as well o.
cn,1ld..,se,exnecfaiIy'r " nc
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NO RELIEF GRANTED
THE GOLD BRICK MEN
GO EAST BROAD STREET,

(Dy Ass0ciated PEeaa,l
wAsHINanoN, Nov, lR-The United
States supreme Court to-day refused to
grant relief to three men. who are sery-
ing long sentences In the State fprison
Of North Carolina ON the charge Of try
inc to sell a gold prtok in Gutford coun-
ty. In that state. The men are all from
Chicago. and are ]. l., Howard and n.
u. IIawley, who are under sentence OF
ten years each, and A, u. DAILY. whose
lsentcn oasdsssaYep.Ye aEA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-17
AUCTION SALES Future Days

BY decree OF the Chancery Court Of the
city Of Richmond, entered In tho suit Of
Mary Caroline Allan VS.. Qenevieve None
tague and ais, on November 3D., 1908, we
will sell by public auction, ON the prem.
'D WEDNESDAY. NOV. ETH,
at o'clock r. NJ, the following property
as described in the decree, az that lot,
with Improvements thereon, No. 403 North
Etghteenth Street, In the city OF Htch-S
nond. and bounded as follows: Commences
Ing on the west line Of Eighteenth Street
"a feet and 8 inches north OF Marshall
Street, thence running northwardly and
fronting on said Eighteenth Street IS feet
and running back westwardly between
parallel lines 132 feet
TERMS-One-thlrdc cash, and the residue
In three equal installmantH, payable re-
spectively at six, twelve and eighteen
months from the day OF sale, the credit
installments to be evidenced by notes q
the purchaser. with per centurn per an.
mum interest from the day OF sale added
and the title OF the property retR1ned ~
security for the said notes until the whole
Of the purchase money Is paid and a con.
JACKSON GUY.
Special Commissioner
James n. Crenshaw, Auctioneers
The bond required Of the Commissioners
IN the above suit has been executed.
CIIAR O. SAVILLD.
nov 1s-5t Clerk.
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PARsoN DAVIES HERE.
Called on Jim Baccigalupo-on
His Way South.

Ills way 0Oullls
Parson Davies, the well known sporting
man. was in the city last night. He was
In the hands of Managers Jake Wells and
Charlie Mckee, and called on Jim Bac-
cigalupo at Sparks & Blacks.
Mr.. Davis was on his way South, where
be expects to put on number Of boxing
mits at New Orleans.
Parson Davies is the most noted sport
ing man IN the country, @
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BY A, Il Adamson. -.
Bpal Estate Auctioneer, Manchester va

A UCTIoN SAID OF ,gS T1HRK, 7IP{ IS,
Mrp,I aACiH!TNGh s On T. ". WOODS SIZED
TAfSi AT CfTDSTER, IN CHESTER
FIELD COUNTY, VA. ON 49,
TUESDAY, NON ScN.i. Il; 1g IS mart Of
Mule. Je s.ysS cow three brood sows. Boar,
two shoats and nine Pigs, al tho Or Tga-
bred Berkshtrss; large eS auass BIZ e Bean I
Hntt. Mii.Feed' etc: horse power Grain
Mil Mil Corn SHELTERS. Feed Cutters, Moving
Machine, Hay Rakes, Seed Drlils. P EerM'
nisr Harrows, Cuitivators burrows. Gar.
don Flows, all kinds Of Implements t ana
a9s Ferti5er GGEd to % mento and o'Aes
- T1ISRMS-Cast as to all sums under $5oi
ninety days credit will be given for sums
over that amount with eatist9ctory secur-
wy Auctioneer.
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BY q. l. & H. l. Denoon.
Real Estate Auctioneers,
81 Main Street.
TRusrTn's aALD
THE BRICK STORE, NO. s12 NORTH
JEFFERSON STREET, BETWEEN
HROAD AND MARSHALL
STRRDES.

By virtue OF q dead OF trust dated jan
uary 20, 1901, and recorded In the olerk's
othce Of Richmond chancery Court, p.
B, III C., .. Bis, default having been made
in the payment Of the debt secured, and
at the request OF the beneficiary. will
sen By public auction ON the promises. on
THURSDAY, NOV. 10Th. 1908.
at 1 o'clock P. M. the property above
described. being the two-story brick store,
No. 812 North Jefferson Street. The lot
fronts nineteen and one-half feet on the
west line of Jefferson Street, and runs
lack between parallel lines forty-seven
feet, This property Ia very near the
best Improved property In the city and
should attract the attention of investors.
gTHRMS-Cash ag to expenses Of sales
and to pay the debt OF $61S. with interest
from June 20, 1908: balance at one and
c. l. DENOOE,
Trustee.
G. L & n. L penoon, auodoneera.
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caGXrt S Of Uhesteraeld county IN the suit
styled Savings Bank Of Richmond vs., ..
G. Rudd, J. II. Rudd In his own right
1868 ne, the undersigned Special Com
missiopers, will sell ct public auction
on the day, hour and place named above,
that valuable piece or lot Of land, oon-
tanning 72-1o0 acres Of land said land
ad1oira the lands Of ". q. Taylor, ESD,
and N. r sawtelle. This land lies be-.
tween the WesthaIn Road and Semmes
street "A plat Of this property Is with the
suctoneers, and for other and further In
FORMATION parties win please call on them:
TERMS One-third cash, balance at 9
and IL months for notes, s per cent. inter-
est added; or at tha option of the pur.:
Chaser ali cash. title to be retained till all
OF the purchase money Is paid and cons
,vryanceT ordered by the court
~ 49, a. ". PATTERSON.
G, ~. THRoCKMORTON,
Special Commssi onerA
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:
BY AUCTION.
I Win sell By public auction. on the
s p1enDT11 TUESDAY. NOV. II. 1905,
at $50 o'clock P. NJ. that desirable store
ana dwelling above referred to. Besides
the store, the house has about five Living
rooms, and the property Is always occu-
pied By prompt paying tenants
ment purposes this property would prove
and should commend na1s s esfa 70
II q growing city to the uncertain values
OF stocks ard bonds.
TTIRMS-dberal and ct sale.
N NJ. W. BOWIE sAuotionser
nov 1s-tds
7 hereby certify that the bond required
- AZ Snsciai Cornmission in the above
styled suit has been duly given; ,ov
- - ~ b. H. FLOURNO4.
Clerk Of the Circuit Court OF Chest erheh
nov ii. i21s.l415.17. jt& 81
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By s. Thompson Brown q Co.,
ILLS Main Street.
4 Chance Tor Small Investors.
Three Brick and Frame Dwellings,

NOS. e2a AND E25 CHURCH gTREET
AND MO- 100 HIGH OR HOLLY 4 IL,
Nv order OF nonresident owners. we will
sell at public auction. on the premises,
TUEsbA NOV: 18th, A ,1I4EiSr E; NJ.
10 THD HIGHEST BIDD e;tI;5s nm
a ERTCK AND TRAMN Broom dwelling
a4 no soS SS CHURCH STREET, detached
FRAME, With STORE addition and lot
a no = 1os a. HIGH STREET. two-story
RRHGK' HOUSED, 3 rooms, city water etc.
The rentals PAY 1b PER CbN MI, ana q th Ha
"a YMENT. and your rent will do the
e! 70 : t1N BROWN & CO.,
IeS.'1 +ds Auctioneers.
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F'or account Of the non-residant ownsN /
viii sell by public auction, on tho prem@s
'ss'' wSBDNnHDAT. nov: y; 1908
ines NOS IDS, l42o. 1422 and 1424 TayloEt
Street; two Of them with five rooms and I
the other two with four rooms each, Also:
Corner Of Taylor and Lady Streets. and
about 81 feet at the northwest corner Of
Taylor and Lady Streets Streets the housss /
FOOD renters, while the vacant lotA are \
!, VI TtfR aSf -Reasonabie ana aesala
nov i13-tdS.
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AUCTION sALES--This Day.
BY ]. B. E1am & Co..
Real Estate Auctioneers.
CoMM,sstoMERs't AUCTION SALE OF
THE 2-sToRY BRICK DWELLING,
No. 22IA East Grace Street.


In pursuance OF decree OF October 18th.
1903, In the suit styled wv. 3. Vest, etc,
vs. D. Jeannette Vest ct ais" In the Cir
cult Court of the county Of Hanover, Va.
the undersigned Special Commissioners
will sell by public auction, on the prem
isoS, on
TUESDAY. NOV. II. 1903.
At 1870 O'clock p. NJ, the real estate re-
ferred to In the said decree; It being tho
two-story brick dwelling No. 22l4 D. Grace
Street, containing rooms, besides bath,
pantry, etc., and having the usual con.
veniences; the lot having q front. OF 16
feet Inches more or less, by 1856 feet 10
q. ao-foot alley. The property is now oc-
cupied by d good tenant at $4,000 per an
num- This property will pay we'll as an
Investment, or will make nice and at
tractlve nome, being in one Of the most
desirable locations In that section OF the
city and convenient to most OF the large
Industries.
and IL months by notes. with interest add
ed: or at the election OF the purchaser,
any greater part or all OF tho purchase
money n1ay be paid In cash, and the title
10 be- retained until all the purchase
money Ia paid and conveyance ordered
~ sAe WALTER sYDNOR,
ADDISON L. HOLLADAY.
Special Commissioners.
]. B. Elan & CO.. Auctoneers.
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BY G. l. s. II, Il DenooA
and
McYeigh s. Glinn.
Real Estate AuctloneerS,
~ CURT sALI1 OF HANDSOME EIeTCEt
- SrORD PROPERTY NO, ZIG EASAS
BROAD STREEI.

Hb1kOAlJ 5IhEH1.
BY virtue Of decree q the chaneesy
S9Srt e. The Stg IF ss n
Philiips VS.. Jacobina Phillips s others
the undersigned Special Comm stonerV
will sell at public auction, on the pren1
'ss.' ~ MONDAY. NOV, %. 1908,
at 4:sO O'clock r. NJ. the valuable prop
erty above mentioned aud described as
follows; All that lot OF land, fronting
twenty (aO) feet ON the north side OF
Broad Street, between Second and Third
Streets and running back the depth Of
the tenement between parallel 40 nnss.
a ansHss sun Msis BACK tie residue 81 H.
to an alley ten QO) feet wide, the entire
depth OF the lot being (l26 l;s) one hundred
and twenty-six and one-third feet. With
the three-story Prick Store thereon. No,
zig East Broad Street. This property
should DO numbered among the chciceseI
pieces OF Investment property on this faysl
orea thoroughfare, and the sale should
command attention of investors;
TERM6-one-fourth cash, residue IN
equal installments at Q, u and IS monthY
for notes. with interest," and title retained I
TIL the wa0t eH II Rff.fas H, PH1LL1ps j
Special Commissioner |
I'D. Craig. JF- p, q
The bond required of the Special CONF |
missioner by the above decree has been |
duly given. |
~ VA
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BY N. W. Bowe,
Real Estate AucttoueosS

GALE OF THAT
- TEsE DESIRABLE
BRICK AND FRAME STORE AND
DWELLING, C0GRINED9, p ,rr1
NO. 71b N. TWENTY-TaIRD sIA0AI,
BY AUCTION.
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WIN, B. Vest Observation-Disclosures,
against
IN the Circuit Court Of Hanover County.
The bond required Of the Special Com
1nissioners by decree entered In above
styled cause October 26th, 1903, has been
duly given. rco~r,.,
NV i3-tds Clerk.
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Bv N. w. Bowe.
Real Estate AuctoneerN !ii41
GALE OF -FOUR GOOD
y FRANfE DWELLINGS
An,D ABOUT 1877 BEDT OF VACANT I
LAND ON TED CORNERS OBJ
TAYLOR AND LADY STREETS.
By AUCTION. le
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FoR RENT
400 and Al WEST GRACE STREET,
TWO up-to-data Brick DWELLINGS,; rent low,
j, d. CARNEAL 6 SON.
l1O6 u. Main st.
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By virtue Of three N) deeds OF trust e1AI
ecuted by Dora L. Starke and husband
dated, respectively March Z, 1880, May
%. 1890, and February u, 1891. to the trus.
tees Of the Building and Loan and Trusts
successors In office, and recorded IN ktha]
Corporation Court for the said city IN
-. B.6Vols. II and 10, pages SS, AZ anda
g. and being required SO to do by tha'1
beneficiary, default having been mada,rdd
we, the undersigned trustees. will soil at1
public auction On the day. hour and plaosj
named above that very valua BILE piece OIL
real estate, fronting So feet on the souther1s
line OF Hull Street. between Sixth and1
Seventh Streets, by b5 feet deep to an
alley. There ig a large two-story do1hls3
good order. This property Is o good rentS1
er, and will pay we'll as an Investments
For other particulars, call on the aues'3
uoneers.
TERMS: Cash as to expenses Of salesl
taxes, II any be due, and to dlscharEei
the balance due upon the debts secureda
In said deeds, $9S067i and $3l3S8; tho resl>l
due upon such terms as will be mada2
known at sale, but by consent OF pardsa3
much more liberal terms may DO given
A. L. sADAMSON, \
AUGUSTINE ROYAIIA
Il. w. W1cISIGER.
Present Trustees "a
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BY Augustine Royal g Co. and
A l. Adamson.
Real Estate Agents and Auctionsors,
~ E7s .7i Manchester. Va 80

~ RusTEEs. sALD OF vALUABLHs
! HULL STREET PROPERTY ON.
TIL URSDAY, NOVMBER 10, 1903, q z
4:30 O'CLOCK P. NJ. ON TILE PREM
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