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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-12-11
BIG SANTA FE FIRE.
Shops at La Junta Burned With
$4,000 Loss.

La Junta, Col, Dec. 1.-THE Santa Fe
railroad shops burned today. Seven loco
motives were badly damaged. The loss is
estimated at $50, 900.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1903-03-04

cusses the question Of loyalty of the
Southern people under the reconstruc-
ton. In doing SO he says:
cold DR.. Miller, who was one Of
reconstruction United States Sena-
tors, tells of a fight which occurred
between two old fellows. After it was
over John says to him:
".We fou't and you whipped me.
Now, let's take a dink and drop it,
81 think most Of the Southerners
feel that way. There is occasionally
some fellow vino was in the bomb
proof department, or some little jack
ass who has grown up since the wal
and wants to create a little cheap no.
toriety by making a memorial speech
in which he uses inceudiary fourIshcs;
but the rank and file and all old SOL
diers who heard the guns are satisfied
with the result as being tie best.
81 had about eleven months in the
var when [ was a boy, and I nm not
anxious for any more."-Doylestown,
Pa, Intelligencer.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1903-03-04
John D. RockefelIer's Great Wealth,

Mr.. Rockefeller's fortune is glibly
set down at q billion dollars. But tho
fortune is really known to be 81, $780,
O0O, 600 and the investments mostly
draw compound interest. His annual
income is known to be $87, 600, GOO.
The New Orleans Times-D Democrat
comments very soberly on this i'm
mense increment and asks some very
pertinent questions.
This wealth does not suffer from
panic or general disaster. Other mems
failures are Mr.. Rookefeller's oppor-
tunity. He can buy things at a bar
gain with his overflow of ready money
Compound the interest on q billion
and a half dollars and the story tells
itself, and in the general count mill
lions arc like hundred dollar bills to
smaller capitalists. A school boy
can make the figures for you, and the
question of "wLat next?" becomes
very pertinent to a consideration of
this subject.
The young Rockcfcllers will be mil
lionaires many times wei when they
are born into life. The increment
will make them billionaires by the
time they are grown. A half dozen
of such families will in two or three
decades W the United States.
What next?
Old Rome went a down a sliding
scale to ruin ly increase of wealth and
luxury. France waded to the chin in
blood and carnage, because one class
in society had all the money and all
the opportunity, while the other had
all the labor and all the privation.
When things evened up in France the
situation was horrible beyond express
sion. The history of nations proves
the inutility of personal mammoth
wealth. 1t breeds discomfort and
brings ruin. 1t may not ''even up"
in many decades, but it will turn over
after awhile and level down to a fresh
starting place.
Vast wealth has it's. dangers.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1903-03-04
The Bloody List.

We said in q recent issue ''we did
not know whether enough human VIC
Tins have been sacrificed yet" Sew
eral more have been added to the
bloody list since we made that remark,
whether enough to satisfy people that
there is a call for hemp and gallows
we are unable to say. Possibly it will
have to oome home to every family be-
fore that point is reached.
A few weeks ago TWO men in Collie
ton County had some disagr cement.
Last week one of them hid himself by
the roadside and shot the other off his
horse as he passed. The man that
was killed was a good citizen and was
unarmed. The assassin was q man
of bad character. When the case is
called In Court it will doubtless be au-
nounced that the defendant is at large,
or if arrested he will probably go be-
fore some Judge, swear that he was
"skeered' and thought it necessary
| tor his own safety to kill the other man
before there was any possibility of his
being killed himself. On this show
ing he may get bail, thus practically
eliminating the charge of murder.
Then may follow a c%ompromis o verdict
and a light sentence.
In GreenYille two men, both of whom
were drinking, had a little dispute
over some money. One Of them start
ed along the street, the other follow
ing, saying he wanted some Of that
money. It seems that he was
uDarmed and we have seen no evidence
to indicate that there was anything
threatening in his manner, but the
former ordered him to stop or go back,
and drew a pistol and shot him. The
slayer has already been released on a
small bond.-Oheater Lantern.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1903-03-04
A Yankee General os Lee.

General ". w. H. Davis, Of Doy-
lestown, veteran of two wars, the
Mexican and Civil, does no agree
with many Of his Grand Army com.
rades that a monument should not be
erected at Gettysburg for General
Robert L. Lee, tho great Southern
general.
"Lec is dead. The war is over.
We're at pc e. Why stick your 6n-
ger in tie sore again? Why, Of
course, build q monument to Lee. He
was a great soldier and the country
will he proud of him. The time will
come when there will be no distinction
between the soldiers Of she North and
South who fought in tho civil war, the
English people are proud Of the men
who fought on both sides in the War
Of the Roses. No country has yet
been able to live and keep up q family
| quarrel" This is General Davis
opinion.
eve hear q great deal said by our
friends Of the Grand Army agains,
the erection Of o monument to Gen
eral Lee on the field Of Gettysburg
where the Confederate and Union sol
diers did their best fighting. Thei
allegation is that the South is not re
constructed, is still rebellious, ant
that such recognition would be o mis-
take, if not a crime.
IA Southern correspondent Of mine
who is the son Of the war governor O
one Of the leading Southern States
! writes me in a letter in which he di
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1903-03-04
Forged a Military Pass.

At the Confederate Veteran Camps
meeting, held at the Waldorf Astoria
last Monday night, a group were ex-
changing recollections in one corner
of the room before the speeches. One
OF the group, n man connected with q
New York bank: was asked by a COM
race where he was wounded, for the
banker has a noticeable limp.
my lamelcss is the result of a for
gerry, he replied.
"Bank episode, ch?" asked one.
No." was the reply. "Not exact
ly, I reckon I may as we'll satisfy your
curiosity.
"About six months after my enlist
ment under Gen. Sterling Price, of
Missouri, 1 was sent to the hospital
for repairs. War was hell to me right
in the beginning. I was left in q
farmhouse, and as the Yanks were
hot on our trail I had to be moved.
81 resolved to get back home, and
! by various strategems | succeeded,
It was quite q journey-from Arkan
sas to the northwest corner of Mis-
souri,, where my people lived. go
home by night travel.
"I found the old town in possession
of the Federals. Old Col. Bob Smit
with his Sixteenth Illinois infantr
was holding the place, and every roa
and hog-path leading to tho town we
3 guarded. 1 had to:run the pickets t
get inside.
/ "I got to my fathers place late j
the night and crept into the barn. A
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1903-03-04

And many other aches to which women
are peculiarly subject are generally the
result of a diseased condition Of the
wonianly organism. When this dis
eased condition is cured, sideache, back
ache, headache, etc, are cured also.
Doctor Pierce's Favorite Prescription
establishes regularity, dries the drains
which weaken women, heals inflamma.
ton aud liberation and cures female
weakness. When these diseases are cured
the aches they cause are also cured.
al viii drop you a few lines today to let Won
know that I am fesllng, wen now writes Misa
Annie Stephens of Beileville, Wood Co, West
Va. NJ feel like a new woman. I took several
bottles of 'Favorite Prescription and of the
Golden Medical Discovery I have no head
ache now, no Sackache, and no pain In my side
any more. No bearingldovvn pain any more. I
think that there 10 no medicine like DR.. Picrce,s
medicine. I thank you very much for what YOU
have done for me-Sc.r medicine has done me
much good"
The Peoples Common Sense Medical
Adviser, q book containing 1908 pages.
is given away. Send Al one-cent stamps
for expense of mailing Only. for the
book in paper covers, or 81 stamps for
the volume bound in cloth. Address DIR.
r. v. Pierce, Buffalo, NY.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1903-03-04

- It takes a great deal Of self. con-
troll for a woman never to be caught
with her figure of it's guard.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-02

dated April u.s.. 1900. and recorded in the
clerks office OF Henrlco County Court
In D. B. s159 a. page lis, default having
been made in the payment OF two certain
notes Sad dGsd and SenE g
public a''i FRnD8 3n tn MAY iea sFM @
at 6 p M. the property described in the
said deed OF trust MS follows: IS,
Z All that certain lot, piece or pa reel OF
land, with the improvement thereon.
lying and being In the county Of ,He n
m nom III that part thereof known as
Bowling Green. Beginning at a point on
the east side OF Bowling Green Road at
the northwest corner OF ] ohm b. O'Neill'S
property. and running along the said
east line of Bowling Green Road In q
lnorthwardly direction p 1-12 feet. THENCE
back in a. enthusiastically direction 9,
feet. thence in an..eastwnrdliy, direction y
thence westwardly 81 feet. thence north
westwardly Sc feet to tho point OF be-
The improvements, which consist OF a
detached frame dwelling, OF s rooms In
good order, being convenient to the man
borhood, should prove an attractive ,pur-
chase to Investors. or any one desiring
a homo In this locality, q }s
5TERMS-Cash as to the cost OF this
sale.. and any taxes due at the date OF
SALE and the pro rata OF taxes for 1868.
and to pay two notes, amounting to
s3605O due April 26, 1903; any balance at
trust upon the property, or all cash, at
the option of the purchaser. y 5iSj Il
May 2-tds Trustee. 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-02
SPONSORS FOR II
S;,ONS5OF 'V E
Miss Louise Walthall, Of Rich.
81. mond, Named for the
Division.

The Sons Of Veterans will make splen-
did showing at the New Orleans reunion
this month. They have increased rapidly
and are In excellent financial condition.
Division Commander q. Leslie & Spence.
$Jr has just issued the following interest
Ing orders: e 4
Il. Richmond Va, April 30, 1908.
General Order No 49,: ~ M s
Comrades,-The following young ladies
will represent the Sons of Confederate
Veterans Of Virginia t the reunion to be
held in the city Of New Orleans, La, on
tho 1oth 2otn 21st and 22d of May:
Division sponsor--Mls ISIS Louise Walthall,
Richmond, Va. IA d s4F N
Maid Of honor-Miss Mary Preston Kent.
Wythevllle, Va. }F M
First Brigade, w. w. Sale. commander;
headquarters, Norfolk, Va. :8..a
+ & Brigade sponsor.-Mrs. Frank Anthony
Wake. Norfolk, Va.
Maid OF honor--Mlss May Garrett, New
port News, Va. \. f.
mander; headquarters, NVytheville, w.:
Brigade sponsor-Niss Addie Kent
Moore. ,Wytheville. Va. ;,S
Maid OF honor-Miss Ida Bittenger Dun
lap, Newbern, Va. :, III q If III
General Order No. 20: AZ
N Comrades, Our year will close with the
reunion on tho 10th. goth, 2lst and 22d Of
May, at New Orleans, La.
( 1t is very gratifying to your division
commander to be able to report to you
that since our last reunion there has been
organized In this old State ten camps.
which have had their charters issued to
thon, and three or four camps which have
not as yet applied for their charters, but
will likely do 80 before the reunion, This
Is about thirty-hve per cent, OF our mem
bership and the largest number OF new
ca r,ps organized In any one year, making
cur membership In tllls division now num-
her twenty-six camps. 5l
3I am proud to inform you that this
division has furnished about thirty per
cent. Of the now camps to the confedera-
ton during the past year,
I, is the wish OF your division COM
nander that every camp pay Its per cap
tia tax for 1908 and send at least one
delegate to the reunion at New Orleans.
The headquarters OF tho Virginia Divls-
ion at New Orleans will be at the St.
Charles Hotel
By order OF
G T.. LESLIE SPENCE, Jr,
88 Division Commander.
i. NJ. RYLAND, S,l
Division Adjutant and Chief Of Staff,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-02

LitohenstelnS and 3Giustave lander, trading
ms D. LitchenstelnE& TO-, 56 feet on south
side Grace Street 8o2 feet from Allen or
Avenue, $2,9l2, +, ts3
A. NJ. and 4, C.S Meyer and wives t.,
Jane M. Harvey b ex'ors, "A feet on south
side Main Street, Nos. 1868 and 1866 East,
SD. 600. N ;8 \ III III NJ AG Ell
II. H. George, Jr. and wife to same sal
25 feet on east side Brook Avenue, lt'S
feet south OF Leigh. $500. s5.
John Munro to ID. Litchenstein, 90 feet
on north side Ivy Street 25 feet west est OF
Sycamore. 81 1926 i3
Same to James r. Sloan, Is feet on on
Ivy Street northwest corner Sycamore ',arl'
S712.5O. .3 H, H az i iii
Patterson, Anderson and Holladay, spe-
cal commissioners, to Mary U. Jasper,
% 49, feet on south side Cray Street, 0s
feet west Of Randolph, sSl5. ~ t}55 gl35
Catharina M. Porr to ~ r. Green, 80
feet on east side Mayo Street, Il between
FRANKLIN and Broad, No. 10, s755. tsS553 f5ss
Israel Stern and wifo to Rosanna ~,
Jones, 80 N feet on south side Frankllln
Street, southeast corner Twenty-third.
81, 900. sf.
i. r. smithBand 8. r. Hail and Wives
to Charles -. Tompkins Jr, % rect on \
west side Eighth Street, COZ 7-12 feet
north Of Leigh, $500.
7, { Ienrico-L. H. GOODWIN to William II.
Grant, all Of M. 3tA A. Winters addition to
Howard s Grove, except lots 70. e, IN
elusive, in block ] and lot !, block s
$40. IiY 53z3 VS. X 4. y.
Henry s. wallersten and vito to Dr.
John Mahoney, recorded In Richmond
Chancery Court. February -. 1908.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-02
SISTER RoBERTINE DEAD.
Had Taught Many Years at St. Joseph's
Academy Here.

= flt
Academy Here. S3 N . q
Sister Roberttne, one OF the most be-
loved Sisters of Charity at st. Joseph'a
Academy, fourth and Marshall Streets,
died Thursday at $3.50 FL NJ. asS
Sister Robertine spent the wi hole Of her
eleven years religious life at the Einsti-
tuition In which she died. She was most
beloved BY sisters and scholars al Ike h for
her many noble qualities OF mind and
heart AS her life had been. SO was her
death, most beautiful and edlfyine. Il
Sister Robertine was formerly O. Miss
Mccarthy. OF Washington. She sacrificed
all tho comforts OF a happy home and
beloved friends to lead the hurablc.. xat
merltorious life Of a daughter Of charity.
The funeral will take place this morn
ing at o'clock from the chapel of St.,
Joseph's Academy, where high REQUIEM
mass will be celebrated by Very Rev,
j. j. Bowler. Right Rev, Bishop Van dc
Yyver will read the burial service and
give the absolution for the dead. The body
will thon be buried In Mt Cavalry Gene
terv. l.sstHt. 'fsf a !s, 49, III.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-02
AUCTION "a OrUar r. p5,A,y ,!il
KS {AUGTION 0Akid TUHE $OAYS.jlH
BY N. II w + bowe !, ma
Rshl Estate Gti0neer. y;
Attractive \ ! J | Building !! Tots =. u
Beautiful FairmolJuni,
A PES srvsdly Popular NJ 1 Suburb,
~ AUCTION.

For the purpose IS Winding Up the AZ;
fairs OF the Fnirmou mt Laird Com phty, !
Viii, tinder instruct ons Gof he Board ot
Directors. sell by public auction, on the the
: q ], INK, |,
70 seventy-fiye very, {, attractiy;e building
these lots are among tho best II II, that
attractive siburp, which u 4, exceedingly
&c. & o. Shops md a the Locomotive Works.
Il ID, also ccesslblc TO all parts q. the city
BY tho electric cars, now CIV Ing excellent
service The Il absence OF bar-rooms and
other object features. tld the fact
combine to these lota (. ano,,g &, The
,bc found near the city,. The company .has
guarded !, the character Of the improve.
suit IS that everyhody who lives !, II Fair a,
gin promptly at . 40 Is clock II. M. In front
OF Tairmount Baptist Church Z, &
~ DEMONSTRATING scnsh,a and the bal.
ance In easy monthly payments; Or all
cash. Mt the option OF the pur,esfh1a1sselrr3
May lids A ',',t't nee r. \
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-02
Mcclure, Phillips 8 Co., New York ',

others there, sought to put that OF his
wife there. He had doubtless read the
rule posted up to the effect that It was
unlawful to- write on the monument. but
thought it was simply a rule more hon
ored in Its breach than In Its keeping and
took no scognizance Of IT. NJ. III "A
4 They we're taken before, the proper 5au-
thcrltles but were forgiven and the mat
tori stricken from the record. The Super
intendcnt Of Public Buildings and Grounds
said that he was. convinced that Mr.. Jones
hud no intention of wrong doing
SENT y 70 JAIL. 81 "a IN
Edward Alexander, claiming Richmond
as his home, was given the limit. eleven
months and twenty nine days, in the 3Po-
lice Court here to-day on a charge OF
vagrancy. Ho8 Is a cripple, and was ar
rested for begging In Georgetown yesterl'--
day. 5.f "a Al ~ ~.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-02
BY N. w. Bowe.
Real EEtate Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SAIL, 81 Il \.
AN EXCELLENT Farm. V1TII VERY
S| ATTRAC TIVE 8Eys.S MENTS
3 - THERE ON n N EAR CT1OZIT,as ~ &
I-l.ALBENfARLEA COUNTY.GYA.. w.. la.n

.,,.k a nd
Y In execution OF a. ueed q ,trus. a itn
marie County Court In .: ~ 49, page
49, the und erslgned who has >, been du ~
trustee named in said deed. ny an greer g.,
OF the Albemnr!e county Court enteicd
June Z, 1902, will at the request o. tne
beneficiary. there hnynE been deiauit y y
the payment OF the DEBT aeG,urea g ~ SUN IL
deed OF trust sell by PUBIC thuctlom ~
front OF the County Courthouse at Chs CHAR
lottesvill! Ha Z, on 2 =, NAV = ooa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-02
ARE OPPOSED TO The
.s ELECTROLYSIS~KILLER

The street-car people are opposed to the
ordinance recommended Thursday night
by the Water Committee. providing for
double trolley wires overhead to prevent
electrolysis. They claim that it would not
haya the desired effect since the current
from the suburban lines would return
through the earth.
They will doubtless oppose tn ordi-
nance, as 1t means large expenditure,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-02
4 FOR MAJOR RANDOLPH

Requiem High Mass for Him and His
Daughter This Morning. 8
This morning at 8 O'clock Mt the Ca
thcdrnl high requiem mass will tbe cele-
brated for Major Norman ". Randolph
and his daughter. Miss Cleland, both re-
Gently deceased N
a Rosewigs musical yespers will be rem
dered by the choir In St. Peters Cathe-
dral for the first time next Sunday eve
ming at o'clock. X 5B4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-02
Il BY j. y. Elan & CO..
Real Estate, Al.ctioneers. \ I

q Il M " tt3t III u
DETACHED FRAME DWELLING.
No. 1908 West l-cigh Street.
OPPOSITE THE r., r.. & r. r. n sHO OPS.
Is By! direction Of the . owner, who 5is /. re- 2.
solved ~ sell, we !, shal sci ~ public
SIsS III i5sDA q NI!X,r J, MA J s 1903 IS
dwelling. 1g NJ. IlSbs 4. " EST LEIGH
s,rR1BT, with lot ,2ox1oo feet. q
IS The dwelling contains 8 rooms has O
lent to the X J. 4 Ir..t& T. 3. r. Shops, the
sAbntt olr,, Baughman Stationary Cos
Printing House. Jenkins. New I Book. Bind.
site selected by tho Contincr1 tai Tobacco
Company for their new factory. The loea \
5mand good tenants at q, good rental, and
twill pay well as tar, infringement. Tho,
may be expected.5and all In quest Of such.
property should attend the sale.
L TERhiS-Liberal,{ and announced at Bale.5
E533 K IA ] B. ELAN 6sfC %, '5s;;iS
Apl 30-tds KY s5Eis83 Auctloneers. N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-02
BY Edward s., Rose Co.,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
SALE

sAUcTIoNEER's SALE .3sig
N ls.{ 65g OF A y
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT, aOX14s
FEET. TO "A OTsALLEY, on tho
south side ,of Floyd Avenue. just west OF
,Lombardy Street,
Recognizing the great demand, for Build.
ing Lots upon this favored avenue we
With the above possession; therefors, in
compllancec With his consent, we will on
!, III q IsDAY..5 eth DAY OF MAY. 1908,
at O'clock p. Nj. sell by auction. upon
the premises. the above choice cut Of land.
Be on hand and plant your money, then
see It grow. TERMS a t sal lie. n I ii NJ
Apl 2S-tds Al ,Apct ionssgA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-02
ALLEGED ASSAULT
Dr. r. Fuller Gaskins Charges ~ Mr. r.
Isaac Diggs4With$ Striking Him.

In the Police Court this morning case
will be called In which Mr.. Isaac D!ggs.
a well-known lawyer, and Dr.. r. Fuller
Gaskins, equally as well known Will be
the principal actors, the former as de-
M Dr.. Gaskins charges Mr.. Diggs with
knocking him down as the result OF
conversation concerning Mr.. Diggs' son.
whom DR.. Gaskins. he says had warned
course Of construction Mr.. Diggs be-
came inconsed. It is alleged. when his
son told him Dr. Gaskins had slapped
him. and when tho Doctor denied that
he did such a thing, It Is claimed, he
was struck ii fY9
E The case can amount to no more than
a simple assault, even If that be proven.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-02
ANNUAL SERMON TO
OAKWOODSASSOCIATION

wood Memorial Association will be preach
ed at the Third Presbyterian Church to.
morrow night by the pastor, Rev. Dr.,
r.. B. Dggleston. There will be special
music, ri
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-02
#LAND-dRABBERS

Delinquent Propertys to Be Sold on
s8t Monday blythe Collector
on Monday the Collector OF Delinquent
Taxes will begin the sale of all delln-
quent property for 1902. All who pay
In the meantime will save therproperty
from the hands Of the lnnd-grabbers' y.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-02
Police Work.

Police Work.
Secretary George Pollock. Of Police
headquarters, gave out the following re-
port of work done by the department for
April: 5s
Observation-Disclosures 523; felon!es, q;
white, 2i1; colored 300 Ordinance vIo-
lations. 159.
This Is an Increase Of so arrests over.
the preceding month. A
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-02
By3J. D. Carneal &c Son.
Real Estate and Auctloneers.
TR7u 1's7;rlE1 AUCTION Az FL SALE
afs CORNER BRICK PROPERTY.
g NO. 1929 EAST FRANKL1N8S STREET.

"a BY virtue OF certain deed OF trust
dated April III. 1901, and recorded In the
Richmond Chancery Court. clerks office
In Deed Book No. III B. page SO, default
portion OF the debt secured thereby, and
having been made. In the 6 payment OF e
MONDAY MAY Il 1903,
at 5 o. clock p, NJ. on tho premises, pro
coed to sell Mt public auction property
conveyed therein. viz. That certain lot
of land, with all Eimproyements thereon,
in the CITY OF RICFiM OND,5VA..$ at the
southwest corner OF Franklin and TWEEN
ttieth Streets, fronting on sou hern line
OF Franklin Street 20 feet and running
back between parallel lines 81 feet to an
laleY.s rs y, \, 8
Ing above containing rooms. This Is the
place to put your money to make It pay,
as nearly all tho business of tho East
End Is centered within, few squares q
'n TER RMS sufficient to pay ali cost
of sale taxes to day OF sale. and q debt
of SIS. IS, and credits amounting to 1884
which, with interest to maturity, Is evl-
'denced by SO notes for $lb each. and one
note for $26.76, the first one due on tho 4
cath day of May, 1903 and one due on the
after until all have become due; residue
~ -. j. n CARNEAL, Trustee, q
Api Got 4s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-02
I Richmonders ln3NewYork,

Especial to Tho Times. Dispatch.)
NEW YORK, May 1.--E. G. Leigh. Jr.,
Waldorf; S. r. Crowder, Astor; w. e..
Ferguson. G. A. Marks, r. IL. Lindsey.
Hoffman; w. A. Whitman, Victoria; a..
Pizzini, Imperial: II. IL. Cane and wife.
Parli Avenue. Az