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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-24
SPECIAL RATES VIA SOUTHERN
RAILWAY FOR THE FOLLOWING
OCCASION;
virginia Conference Epworth League
Danvllie, Va, March 26.2e, 1908

vlruinla Conference Epworth League,
panvIlie, Va, March 26.2e, 1908.
Very low rate, in accordance with
Special Tariff 3. from all points in the
State to Danville and return. Tickets on
sale March 2bth to 2sth inclusive, with
return limit March 81st.
Meeting National Manufacturers Assoc.
M citation, New Orleans, La, April 16.17,
1908,
0 One fare for the round-trip from all
points in Virginia. North and South
Carolina, to New Orleans and return.
Tickets on sale April 18th, 18th and 18th,
With return limit April 10th. with privi-s
lege Of extension Of limit, by payment Of
50 cents. to April 30th. al Il rs
southern educational Conference, Rieh-
n1ond, Va, Aprli 22-27, 1908.
One and third fares for the round
trim. Tickets on sale April Goth and 21st
from points in 4 state Of Virginia; from
other points Goth. 21st and 22d, with re-
turn Limit April 2sth.
Meeting American N Medical Association,
d n New Orleans, La, May 5.s, 1908.
ono fare for the round-trip. Tickets
on sale May list to 4th, inclusive; return
limit ten days from date OF sale. Il
National Conferences Charities and Cor
reotions, Atlanta, Ca, May 6.12, 1908. 5s
One fare plus Is cents for the round
trip from all points. Tickets on sale May
4th and 5th; return limit May 18th.
Southern Baptist Convention and Aux
t Hilary Societies, Savannah, Ca, May
7.14, 1903. & 4. II
one fare plus Is cents for the round
trip from all points. Tickets on sale May
5th. 6th and THU with return limit May
Goth. Also side trips from Savannah dur
Ing this occasion at very low rates.
United Confederate Veterans Reunion,
New Orleans, La, May 1922, 1908.
One cent per mile each way for the
round trip. Tickets on sale May 18th to
2lst, inclusive; return limit May oath.
Privilege OF extension Of return limit, by
payment Of SO cents, to June 18th.
General Assembly Cumberland Presby-
terlan Church, Nashville, Tenn, May
21-29, 1908. M al III
One fare plus IS cents for the round :
trip from all points In Virginia, North
and South Carolina. Tickets on sale
May 18th. goth and 21st, with return limit
June LIST. sl{ H ~ 5sg III
Thirteenth Annual Meeting Southern
Educational Association, Ashevllle,
N. c., June 3o.JuIy 8, 1908.
one fare plus rs cents. plus 32.0o mem-
bership fee for tho round-trip from all
points. @
National Convention q. r. u. Of
America, Atlanta, Ga, July e.t2, 1908.
One fare plus e5 cents for, the round
trip from all points. Tickets on sale
July 7th to 10th. inclusive, with return
limit July 18th. .si n VI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-24
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS
n BY James H CrenshAW n M
Real EstAt Auct i6tepS, 9.s AS
NV lQ1d Il. Maitl Street. 81 q. IN .gSI1f w
|rHrrsrDUs SALE sisS

& BY v,rtis of = oertsia deed s &. tEuss
dated the 18th day o. February 1880, and
recorded. IN the clerks office ri Henfiso
County Court In D. =. 100 a., PAL "a d16y
default having beert made IN the payment
Of q. part Of the debt secured thereby
and being required 30 70 do br the' bstiesa
ficiary therein, I Will SELF, by public aiicsg
MONDAY. MARCH 20, 1896,
# . o'clock r.. n. tbs Propesty. Described
Gel Of land, with the improvements there
on, lying and being In Henr1co county,
VA, Containing fifteen and one.half Q61t1aj)
Side OF Brook Turnpike. three fourtha OF
a mile from the city Of Richmond q Inns
provenents. consist Of a y Stuccoed Brick
Dwelling Of nine rooms and other build
tings, formerly the residences Of John E.
Erenshaw deG|efassa VII sell said land
TERNS--Cash sufficient to pay expenses
Of ecrting this trust, all unpaid taxes
to day Of sale, and to pay 5000 balance
.due on the last note for g. 500 and inter-
the residue at one ana it~ D year TO- bss
evidenced by negotiable notes, with inter
est added and Secured SbyS trust deed on
-. I. ~. a. KICKS. Trustee
BY James H. Crenshaw.sA 0ctioneer. g8s35 n
Mar 19.03 4tt El3stjtR tf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-24
AUCTION oALEp-FuruRk DAYS,
Gsos w. Mayo, AuotionesrA.
OPPORTUNITY
EXTRACT DINARY..
pEaEmp1oAY AUCTION SALE
s5tst or THE
3E4NfN. 'ft ti, ~ 1Biffpla ffP N M NJ 1N.NH
Valuable les.c cream and
Seda.W atsr Plant,
Bakery, Hsrsss, Delivery Wagons,
Co., a Nc. 676 Broad Street.,
Known o Norris.
I Will .eeli az 625 East Broad street At

I Will SSH at 6a5 East Broad street 1T
= 2 e' MMu t1sSSnp, e MAnot1 IS. 1903,
as a whole, without limit or reserve, the
above plant, consisdng Of 4 magnificent
and y1 ava SSh etF soas Rta Mr
ror, In threa sections. with &c syrups, Q
Draft Horns: Marble-top Counters, with
Copper Drainage; II Plate Wall Mirrors,
q Marble-top. Ice Cream Tables, q Cigar
6ho ". Cases. Candy Show Cases. Cigar
faa aaT s GSdfs M MHt'sn c Sss
and Chocolate t1rns, Ice Cream Cabinet,
Handsome Cashiers Office, Medium ize
Hall's 1roh Safe, Delivery Wagons. l
Horse, al the Lee Cream Parlor EQUIP,
in excellent condition; ful and completely
equipped Ice Cream Plant all up-to-date
machinery every facility for a frst-claa4
fancy bakery. Including ovens and all
necessary bakery appliances; large and
varied and strictly higih.grad stock tex J. Of
Glass Jars. Electric Ceiling Fans, | g.
horse power Motor, and numerous other
articles connected witt a f1rst-class. up
to-datA plant Of this character. RI i3
the purchaser will have privilege 81 same.
together with the good will OF the bust.
ness, and can secure the services Of the
present employees. and also the very COM
petent manager. The business 1s now
paying q handsome profit daily cash re-:
sS TERMS 6F SALE ne-third cash. hal
ancej in six and twelve months. secured
by deed OF trust. with 6 per, cent. Inter
eat; or all cash, at the optto ron Of pIir-
chaser. For further particulars see the tho
80 80 s 80 GEO. w. MAYO. Auctioneer.
Gao H Valentine. Salesman, q M 3sS5a tSt.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-24
STAND PIPE WILL
Be B :. ON IN. SPEEDWAY u :. ]
Plans All Ready and the Con.
tract to Be Awarded
Soon.
SOOn..

The location OF a site for the stand pipe
or water tower has been decided upon,
and next Friday week the contract for
constructing tho immense tank by which
the pressure in the western end Of the
city is to be increased will be let by
the Committee on Water, The pipe will
be located on a plot OF ground In the
center Of the Speedway at Reservoir Park.
Under the direction Of the Water Com
mttee. Superintendent Boiling now has
a force OF several engineers at work, and
In a short time the site of the proposed
settling and coagulatlng basins will have
been surveyed and plans drawn, after
which the contracts for this immense
undertaking Will be awarded.
Superintendent Boiling has completed
the drawing and plans and specifications
OF the stand pipe. and just as soon as tho
weather permits blue prints will be made,
when the committee will be given an OPP
eortunity OF viewing the large tank,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-24
ACTION ( NOT LEGAL E d J,
SAYS MAJOR ALLEN.
Protests Against Extension OF
Time q Cltizens' Rapid
Transit Company.

VAT an extra session OF the Board Of
a Aldermen last night the action Of the
/ Common Council In granting an extern
4 sion Of time to the Citizens IA pid Tran
A sit Company In which to begin the con-
strucuonof the Marshall Street viaduct
ana the laying OF Its track In the
I city was concurred In without a
dissenting vote, The privilege gives the
company untll the first OF next year in
which to undertake the work.
81 Major otway IS. Allen, Of Madison
Ward, / was not present when the action
was taken, arriving 1.-the City Hall
Just after the wore had been announced.
10 a representative Of The Times Dis
patch and I a "a number OF members he
EXPRESSED surprise at the action which
the opinion that the Council had no au-
thorlty for taking such a step. IN view
OF certain provisions OF the new Con-
stitution. * a Is 55 .s III aHa
Major Allen was. member OF tho Con-
}stitutional Convention and Is we'll ac-
quaintcd with the provisions and intent
OF the instrument. He says that there
provides that all franchises shall be put
up at auction and sold to the highest
bidder, and he contends that the extern
sion Of time allowed the Citizens. Rapid
Transit Company Is practically equiva-
sientato giving them q new franchise for,
had ;theyi5not been given the extension
and failed to have Undertaken active.
work BY tlie first OF next month the orig
1nal right would have become null and
void. .t~S5 II /, A Y: 4. I,
Major Allen Is inclined to The belief
that ANY corporation or individual has
the right to contest the action Of the
Council In the courts.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-24
The SPANISH WAR
VETERANS MEET
The 7 Camp VIII Be Mustered
In BY Gen, L. G. Dyer
Thursday.

The final meeting preliminary 70 mus
tering In OF Confederate Capital Camp,
I Spanish War veterans, was held At the
Seventeen Regiment armory last night,
ut which mitch important business was
transacted and great enthusiasm was
manifested
THOSE In attendance were Captain e.
Gray Bossieux, CAPITA W. e. Thonp-
son. Captain v. 3. Hardwicke. Lieuten-
ant IL. Il, Matthews, Lieutenant George
z NJ sklpwitAi, neutet,ant p. 3. Dues
Sea,,t Major w. II. Kindervater. Ser
Reant- Major John G.. Weckert, Sergeant
o. q. Gelbfecit, Sergeant ]. Curry
Kosher Sergeant A. N. Jennings and
Sergeant b. e. loving
4 All arrangements we're perfected for
the muster-in OF the camp on next
Thursday evening at $3.50 z; NJ. At me
armory. Adjutant- General y. G. Dyer,
OF Washington, will arrive here Thurs
day afternoon and will be met at the
train BY Captain Bosseux and Meuten-
ant skfpwrch and escorted to the Jener-
son. and In the evening he Will pc es-
corted to the armory, where he VIII mus Is.
ter in the command General Dyer wiz
probably be accompa oy several 'ty' -
other prominent officers. .i3 I,
THE following names were added 70 ,tne
charter list last evening: General VIII.
liam Male, ca plain a.. W. Miller, Lieut.
tenant j. C. Page and Sergeants 9. q.
Anderson and G. Fl. Davis. 3.a s y
% number OF others are on the cnarteT
list. who were unable to be present LIST
night, and It is expected that tho com
mand will embrace on It's original muster
rnli the ma mes siof at least thirty tq
athirty-five gentlemen prominent N local
m litaryS circles. s85$
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-24
Annual'Medal Contest.

THE annual modal contest OF tho Rich-s
mond School OF Expression, conducted by
Mrs. w. e. Thurston. will be held at the.
y. NJ. {. a, Hall on Thursday. March
csth. beginning at 5 o'clock P. NJ. The.
contestants are Miss lille Hechler,& o.,
Richmond: Miss C1arice Edward OF West
Point, and Miss Lura Bates,..of Washing
ton. D. C, i, 9sy Ii i}8 XXI u la$ N
The judges are Dr.. W. r. r.. Smith. 81.
Jcre Witherspoon and Mr.. J. D. Crump.
Tho programme will be one OF pros
nounced interest, one feature being an
ensemble drill, illustrating some OF the
principles OF the course taught by Mrs.
Thurston, Patrons and friends will be
cordially welcomed. II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-24
AUCTION sA14E
100 ACRES OF LAND ABOUT u Miles
EAST OF RICHMOND; GOOD SOIL ss
Bs q AND FRONTINGS ON IN 55S i8
49, JAMES RIVER.

Acting under q deed Of trust jda ted May
s, 1900, and recorded in the clerk office
Of Henrico County Court in D. B. 159 y 81,
page 1854, default having been made In
the payment OF certain notes therein !se-$
cured and being 90 required by the Sb6ne-,S
'ciary, we will sell by tpu bile auction, I'M
l'o'ts wEDNEsDA AZ Marco rs, iSos. ],
at 70 Nj the PROPERTY desert bed IN y , said
S'' ~? Il that certain tract 81 land "a the
lower part OF Henrico county, Va, !ying3
/ on James River and on BIO tn sides OF the
Osborne Turnpike. abou mile from he
city OF Richm ond. known NJ 'Barrl ler's " NJ
and containing 100 acr es. N be the same.Y
more or less. Being the same land $9on.s
veyed to Benjamin J. stervelt BY deed
from r. r. ". Daniel. Special Commits
sioner, duly recorded in the clerk Office
Of Henrioo County Court in 2. BIS ~ X Az.
III: TERMS Sufficient cash to detray the
expense OF executing this trust, any taxes
chat may DO due and unpaid, ana to pay
,lwo notes OF 81, 000 each, with Interest on
both at per cent. from Decem bert 3. 1sOl.
and any Balance at I and 2 years from
date Of sale. with s per cent, interest and
to be evidenced by negotiable notes and 4
secured On f tAs Rsgs1ssIfX:A Rv1E trustee.
Jno G. Easley. admr. OF r. = CHARM li.ll.
Trustee. dec 834 45 s$ Il ff$3sf5 NJ .338s3
Mar. 1903 s Is III si53l5 st ssS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-24

2 Fte IS 4
yirtgs 4 e decree sntsfsa 81 ns
the Hafter AZ DISTRICT q ViEEial. - Me9h
Bowe as BANKRUPT, Twill offer Tor sais. 4
public auction, on the premises, No ~
East B FRfp ssSss MA + lg's e. isd E
Tufts Full Onyx Soda AppaEetua. and
With as Flats Mirrors; Marble Counters. 4
with copper stralners; Holders, Iumhle!s, n
Shakers, Coffee ana Chocolate UrpA. Ma;
tional Check Machine, National al Cashj
Register, 8 large Plate-glase Wall MIR
rors, Cigar q and Candy Show cases
aIl Cases VT, Nth Plate g, Mc1ers ,Stor
Com plete plant. Tor the Manufacture OF
tor ioe n Cream rabies. Is Fine Copper and
Wanna-franeL Chairs, general .asnortment
OF Extracts. Floor Linoleum, ORice Desk
ana Stool, PIctur es, II Palms, # 9creens.s
Candy Jars and Scales, Cigar Counter
Paper Racks, High grade Cigars. emok-
ing and Chewing Tobacco. Fancy candy.
and numerous o thar articles. NIX WI
H3 ARRANGEMENTS can be made WITH parties
controlling property Tor an extenaion t q
TERMS on the stock. cash; On the h q:
sw vii h. Interest from June Il 1899. PAYABLE
40 follows: 800, With n interest. PAYABLE
November II. 1865: $500. IVA tn interest. pay-
ag II. A. N c Ct rs; Receiver ana trustee.
Geo. W. Mayo. tAuotio eer. ss ss}
Mar. 21-6t ~! E x Sg
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-24
incrr,ease1Their Pay.

At a. meeting Of the Light COMMITTEES
Yesterday afternoon at the gas works It
was decided to increase the pay OF the
six lamp lighters and tenders from !le
per month to so. and last night at the
meeting Of the Board Of Aldermen the
matter was referred to the COMMITTEES
on Ordinance, Charter and Reform for
consideration and report.
The Finance Committee provided sum
Client money in the bud get for this pur-
pose. and the Increase in pay Is assured,
The lamps in the future VIII receive
much better attention, and the gas VIII
be turned of and on promptly.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-24
PROCEED AGAINST
8 P !: COMPANY .: !i|4|1 NY
A Move to Force Them len; to.
Place Their Wires
Underground.

The Committee on Electricity held a;
long meeting yesterday afternoon, at
which, on motion OF Captain cunningham
Hall, the City Attorney and the City
Electriclan.. were instructed to proceed
against the Passenger and Power COM
pany for failure. TO comply with the or
dnance in relation to placing their wires
underground in the uptown district Of the
city. The company will probably be re-
ported TO the Police Justice, when hard
fight will be made for a further extension
Of time ~. y. ~ 800. t.as
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-24
AN ORDINANCE

Il SAIpprovsd March Y; 1852 en-
G RHkWs As g5eM!sS5SN 70 5o coz 81
AREAS ON THn WEST s s iii on ~
AND CHARITY STREETS,
City OF Riohm ond . {! !.,,5" y. "A
1st, That permission be- and the same
ts hereby granted to st. Luke's Associa-
om s s %sss zde e 81 81 9a srees
tween Baker and Charity Streets.
u %, That. the said areas are to be con-
structed according to the plan presented
OH die in the office Of City Engineer; and
also in such manner and with such ma
terials as shall be satisfactory to tho city
Sd. The said st. Luke's Association shall
at ali times keep said areas in proper
repair, and shall make such repairs as the
COMMITTEES on streets may at any time time
4ths. The said st. Lukaa Association
shall pay the rate fixed by the ordinance
OF Of s fsy IL aeys
shall at any time be subject to any
aendme4t or reyocatog by the ely
ment Of said permission. the said st.
I.,lkes Association, or any subsequent
owner Of said house, shall Immediately
CONFORM 10 bu0i dIHo1lutuenI w 'oFoSa-
6th The said permission is given subject
to the conditions that the said ST, I4uke's
Association q, any subsequent owner of
and save harmless tho city OF Rlch-
naond for any charges, damages, or cost
that Che city may be required to pay by
reason OF any persons being injured or
damaged in any way, IN property or per-
son, BY the construction. existence. or
dmproper maintenance of said areas.
7th Before any work Is done under this
ordinance. the said St. Luk6s Associa-
ton shall obtain from the City Engineer
his written permit to excayate IN the
streets Of the CITY. 4.
Sth. For a failure to conform fully to the
provisions of this ordinance, or any
amendment or revocation thereof. or any
requirement. hereunder the said 81.
Lukas Association. or any subsequent
owner of said house. shall be liable to q
flne OF not less than ten nor more than
fifty dollarg; each days failure to be a
9Th All ordinsnces or parts, Of orli-
same may conflict herewith.
10th, This ordinance shall DO IN forcs'
from Its passage. -, ,,,.r,.u
Mar A-bt City Clerk.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-24
TERRIFIC EXPLOSION
six Men Instantly Killed and Another
a III Seriously Hurt. ~.


3tBy Associated Press.)
Il SPRINGFIELD. ILL, March "a
terrific explosion Of gas in the mine Of
tho Athens Coal Company at Athens,
twenty miles north OF Springfield, to-day
resulted in this death Of six men and SEE
rlous injury Of another.
peke, S. Gorndorf, James Patrick, August
Noel. David Myers. Injured. Carl
.Joerjnich. ss. S.
time stopped up on account Of gas. and
an attempt was made to open It by drill
ing another entry In orded to allow air air
10 enter and gas to escape. While en-
gagged in this work d N liner fired through
the stoppss saM ,os ns sau aaosn ~
Ia ted lin the B cha mber. Nine mon were
IN the mine at the time and six were
killed outright. and Joerjnich badly IN.
.iured. Some Of tho men killed were one
hundred feet away from where the ex --
!ploslon occurred. I'D t ,3liI III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-24
REV. mr.. STEVENS TO WED.

viii Be Married on Wednesday TO Miss
Snead.
The Rev. Ernest Stevens, formerly of this
place, will be married tomorrow in Nell
son county to Miss Elizabeth snead. The
ceremony will be performed by the Rev.
H.. H. Bennett, OF this city.
Mr.. Stevens Is now pastor Of Memorial
Methodist Church. In Lynchburg. He has
the congra tulations and the we'll wishes
of his many friends here. #
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-24
MR.. SWANSON HERE
Popular Congressman, However, Not
"a II aIkinR Politics.

Congressman Claude A. Swanson, Of
.Pittsylvania, is In theScity, and was at
Nlurphy's last night, where agiarge num-
Der Of his political friends and supporters
called upon him. .4a 81.
IIe was in flne shape and had a smile
and pleasant word for all,
6.s.'I am not talking politics this trip"
ne said to a representative OF The Times
pispatch, who nodestly inquired Il the
Congressman would stand for Governor
IN 1905. y"I only came down to visit Mrs:
Ewansons family he went on, land
shall likely leave tomorrow. II run
for Governor shall let You know In
ample time. But have no announcement
of any Kind to make at present. I am
farming now. although confess that
my land grows moro shade than anything
else III.
N Mr.. Swanson had stream Of callers
during the evening. He was pleased at
the reception accorded him here.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-24
Major Allen Returns

Major Otway s. Allen. member Of the
Board OF Aldermen from Madison Ward.
chairman OF the Street Committee and
member OF the Committee on Finance.
returned to Richmond last week. after
a pleasant stay In Florida for the past
month. He says that tha southwest
portion OF Florida is developing rapidly,
and Will soon be the garden spot OF the
South. sE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-24
REAL ESTATE,
FOR % RENT.

We have three very desirable OFFICES,
corner Ninth and Main Streets, first
N G0f st9sst N vii ree eadIss fronting
O3O West Grace street-An u-room
Brown Stone Front Brick Dwelling.
Git and 618 N, TWenty-slxth Street
Brick Dwellings, with rooms each.
FOR SALE.
1900 will buy s24o2 Darlington Street,
7-room Detached Dwelling: s25 cash,
A New. 7-room Data cl,ed Dwelling, COR
rer Twenty-fourth and Fairnlount Ave-
nue.; 10 cash, balance ~, 30 per nlonth, b
i, 30 will buy, No. sle \; Psaa6tfmount Aye
4 '5 y " j.. 3. CARNEAI4& SON,
1106 II. Main Street. !
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-24
At Broadus Memorial,

Rev. c. G. Coleman, OF Washington,
preached to a large congregation at
Broadus- Memorial Church last night, his
subject being 1.-THE Model Character"
Tonight Dr, Coleman will deliver a
sermon on "a Soul on Fire" These
meetings are arouaing much enthusiasm
and are well attended.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-24
HI constabIe's
SAL r!

3 Il WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION
ON TUESDAY, TIIB PATH DAY. OF
MARCH, 1903, at II o'clock A. M, at Mo-
il N. seventeenth Street. thu following
property, to satisfy q distress warrant
In my hands in favor OF Mrs. s. j. Car
Saddle, Iron Safe, Second hand Harness.
Whips, 6 Brides, Horse Covers, Mount.
ing, g eaddles,#3 Halters, Axle Crease, J
Counter, Ceases and Drawers.
r TERMS-C Cash. '5 U. s8
4 1 81 C.SGARRIsONpH.C g. c. r.:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-24
Small Fires.

Flames In a wardrobe at the residence
OF Mr.. Lee B. Hancock, ON Franklin
Street, near Twenty-elghth, Sunday after
noon,, destroyed clothing to the amount Of
$3.50. The origin of the fire Is not known,
A fire at No. TO East Grace Street at
$3.50 o'clock Sunday night damaged the
wall between the Kitchen and dining-room
about S25 worth
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-24
ALLEGED DIS [, i ORDINATION .
Commerce Commission Heard Argu-
sE nent In Washington.
(By5 Associated Press.)

(By4 Associated Press.)
WASHINGTON, March 3,-The Inter-,
state Commerce Commission heard Anal
arguments today in the case OF Char lar:
lotte, N. G.. sspinners' Association against
The Southern, seaboard, Baltimore and
Ohio, Chesapeake and Ohio. Norfolk and
western, Pennsylvania and numerous
other railroads. South, East and West.
The shippers alleged unjust discrlmi-
nation in the matter OF freight rates
from Eastern and Western points to
Charlotte as compared WIN rates 20
Norfolk. Richmond Lynchburg, Va.
and Wilmington, N G.
The railroads denied that the rates
were unreasonable.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-24
BY A. j.. Chewing Co.
STREET. LOT,
by A. J. chewning Co..
Real Estate Auctloneers.
TRUSTEES SALE
WOODYlLLE LOTS.

BY virtue of trust deed dated Feb
ruary TO- 1901, OF record III Henrico County
Court, p. 3, 1sl B, page 81, default be.
Ing made in the payment Of the debt
thereby secured. and being required by
the Beneficiary, so to do. I viii soil by
auction. upon tho prenl ls4s. on
MONDAY. MARCH, 80. 1908, r-
feet On the south side Of Seldom Street.
between Twenty sixth and TWantyrsey-
enth Streets, In the town OF Woodyllle.
near the northeastern limits OF the city
of Richmond. 45t
,rERAIS-Cash, ~, Z, 4
Mar 24-td gV5 Trustee,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-24
REFUSE TO ACCEPT
CASTRO'S RESIGNATION
nv Associated Press.)

WASHINGTON, March 23,-United
states Charge Russell at Caracas has
,cabled the state Department that the
venezuelan Congress has unanimously
decided not TO accept the resignation OF
President Castro.