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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-05
'TRlCC go
MAY'R RESUME:
There Is Still a Prospect Of
It's Reorganization. q
Mr.. DARLING HEARD \ r. From Rom
Acting Secretary Of the Navy Writes rites
Regarding the Completion Of the VI Il.
Cruiser Giaiyestot'---What Re.
Ss ceiyer Myers Says,
Hts Reorganization.
MIR. DARLING HEARD FROM

There is ssili a aTasrcet that reor'
Eanirssio;a CT the SFalasaMa Il. TriEg corn .
lS.ny5 ,..sy he assessesa and the plant may
sssos. resume q operations. a proceeuths
has been instituted aaa sha Federal Co 'llEs
4 hy certain saaS,ylS creditors OF inc con-,
rary 10 hase the COMPANY aa 1,, a,,a
x e,s,israpts, aEsa taaS Question VIII CONS
ny msxt Monday. May il.h. MeahWniie,
& there "a good r'es.sau 10 believe that $tne
sas.a Parry ..aAy effect IA sci tietncnt WIN ~
creditors that uill be Satisfactory 70 "!
concerned. Certainly eftorts to this emu
have been diligently prosecuted oy tne
officers and others Interested In me com.
.,,sny, Tbs amount OF the debts due
the supply creditors IS small IN the as !
s7eEat., ana the mortgage held ~ the ne
Ccrnnis7oial Trust Company can be easily
ARRANGED II Is believed. when settle-
ment With the supply creditors has been
arranged, The Officers Of the company
prefer. to make no statement at this time,
but i, is believed that they Will have a
nroposf,,on Ia make whehfthe bankruptcy
proceeding comes up. which Will be IN
the nature Of a satisfactory settlement
with these pressing creditors Just Wha !;
this proposition Will be Is not disclosed.
The following Associated Press telegram
was received from Washington last night:
Acting Secretary Of the Navy Darling
has notified the Trtgg Ship-huilding Corn-
pany,gof Richmond. Va, that unless the
work on the Galveston IS proceeded With
at once. the department Will make other
arrangements for its compile ton. The snln
was sixty-stX per cent completed When
the financial embarrassment Of the Trigg
Company occurred. Bsi d
Should the company be unable to COM
plete the vessel. the Galveston will proba-
bly, be taken to the Norfolk navy-yard a
and finished there by the government
Mr.. Lilb,lrn 7. Myers. receiver for the
Company. when asked as to this telegram,
stated that the company had been nou-
fed that unless the work on the Calves
ton was resumed at an early date, steps
will be taken to have the contract with
the company forfeited. Nothing was said
about taking the vessel to Norfolk for
completion there. V. fS
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y BY WIN. 4 3. US Pizzini Company, Z
i Real Estate gxAuctioneers,
Tenth and Bank Streets.
u ';173-'l SALE L'E1t or5
AZ DESIRABLE DETACHED FRAMH
ON ATOWLTN1 GREEN 81
ROAD(iE TtIF; t Elk EMS IN 58 o I53
ti{ SE1VcNTEI 0N,'a STREET)
3 Ssl s3 NIIARSC e. o. SHOPS AND s1sSs
n LOCOMOTIVE gg ORkS. N; I'm

idatsd April IS, 1900 Is and recorded inEths
clerks office OF Hcnrieo Coun tyl Court
III d. b !. 16s "A, q page 118. default having
been mad In the pay tent % two certain
notex secured In said deed Il and being 50
puD''' aoi TR1Da e 'n MA 3 es!Efi. y
ats p. M. the property described IN the
Said deed OK trust as follows:
tfXll 6that cert tain lot, piece or parcel OF
ilnnd, with 4 the improvements hereon.
lying and being in tho county 81 IieI, x
/, s, t iS.rs s!ty e R1o :.
Bowling isHi Green beginning Il q point ON
tho east side OF Bowling Green Road at
the northwest corner. of Joh n D., OiNelll,ss
property, and running y long the said
7: enat line u OF Bowling Il g reen Road On Q
Enorthwardlya direction q 1,l2 fest. thences
thence sastw VI DIRE ction
thence westward u feet, thence north-s
Swestwardly bs feet to the point OF be- ''s
Iii he nimproyeme nts, which consist OF /, q
detached frame yelling Of o. rooms lin
S'einE
borhoodt should prove an attractive pur-}
ichase Y to Investors OF any one desiring
"a uhone Tin this locality.
8 as y g Ii the cos o. this
sal III and any taxes due at the GATE soH
sale. and tho pro rata OF taxes for -lsn,
s e oupe ayx pt t9 nHsa: any Iuan
one and two: years Il sccu red by q deed o ot
trust upon the property y or all cash. a
the Ton OF the pu re or q 9, - ~,
NAV lids s. 81 RI Trustee. BIZ
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PARTY BACK B A. {. 4 !.
ROM WEST.
sVirginians Pleased With St.
4. Louis Trip. IL
SOME HAPPY INCIDENTS IN CID F, l>l'T;s'
Dinner Given by the Virginia Society
Was Greatly Enjoyed-First Glimpse
Of Aleghanles Inspired Singing
Il Of Home, Sweet Home.

yg$i Ali ltVirginians have reason to be PROUD
" OF the splendid attention shown the State
ntions In ST; Louis ii last week
" during the dedicat tory exe rcises a OF Es1he
" Louisiana Purchase Exposition a .,s
these who were In the party are larry
delighted with their trip. at.
The Virginians returned to the city yes
4 to-day morning over the Chesapea and
X Obio Railroad as the guests OF 4 l.ieuhhell-
% ant Governor Willard in ~ private car car,
h and tx they all expressed themselves . as
nrea Nv pleased with what they saw and
IN Seard In tho West The homewnrd jour
Ssnev5}w was made without the slightest hitch
StocSdelay, and was but q fitting capsto1nte
& for the splendid round Of pieas ,'l1s II
(which tho party had been whlrlied5 = al q
KS tho past week. . g u. =. !, !, ~
The stay Of theBVlrginans IN 81, LOUIS QUE.
4 was rounded up with a fine banquet ten
cercd tl,emiatS the Planters - ote on sat
" urdayEnghtg the Virginia Society, ana
twas gotten up on snort NO no
SSsstice, twas a really, brilliant affair.
III "a ::iI5s a FINE TOAsTNIASTER.
5s5 Mr.. " alker3 HILL president Of the amer AIr.
ican xchange Bank, and former .9, i.en.
Gmonder, presided and his remarks were
exceedingly witty and well timed Messrs;
FRANK Thurston, W. Scott Hancock ana
many other Virgininns who have risen 10
q prominence in st. Louis were present, and
Ssithe visitors we're made to feel thatYthle ey
f&Ncrc indeed WITH tIlclr DiGtlil SiA' /.
Captain Willard responded on &behalt o.
Virginia, and his speech. like those OF
general Lee, Colonel Bob Lee, Com
v missioner Patton and others. was .. re-
ceivcd WITH genuine enthusiasm. The y,
resp onse of Mr. Thomas j Wool, OF Ports,
mouth. was a perfect gem OF rhetorlca
beauty, and%the cheering that greeted his
tribute to his native State was loud and
long.
al Captain Willard, who was acting GOV
error, by the designation OF Ills Exec
lcncy, Governor Montague, bore his pa TT
IN Il graceful and credltnble manner and
q was received everywhere with open arms.
:S55 rs WON HIGH PRAISE;
THE young Lieutenant Governor won the
n hearts Of all In his partyaby the splendid
IA manner In which he entertained them, and
many times he.was toasted the next Gov
K crnor OF the State.
Although the Jamestown Exposition rep
4resentatiyes did not so out In the party,
Captain Willard persuaded them to re-
main in st. Louis until Saturday night and
tsreturn rs hts guests, and with q single
voice they expressed their qualification
at having done so and their sincere APP
.3Dreclation Of the courtesy. si Il
$4i Just before the party retired on Mon
siay night former Mayor Barton Myers,
INF Norfolk. got them together and made
most delicious speech, giving express
H
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BY N. w. Bowe, N
Real Estate Auctloneer.
TRUsTEEs SALE,
AN INK CELLENT FARM. WITH ,W 1ssI
ATTRACTIVD. IMPROVEMENTS s5iig
THEREON, NEAL. CR0MET,, IL 5s55#8

In execution OF q decd %. trust y, da re-.
March / 1880, and duly reeorded IN Ape 9.
~srl tbe cS 1naeyy.l eoed. &
t named in said deed. by m order g,
shs Assm % SGuRss
the payment Of the debt ~ said q
iEsa 6 ss toa ss
lotte' 'Tau Ha e MAY ,ses, 4,
at 2;3o o'clock that = mo o. aH I'M
i Iye s aeros more more less with splendid
lmproyements tllereon sitYated b6 ON a ing
SOY tn side ot the c 1sy apout a o
mile t.9m Sr road s ana
Miller Manual Labor School /. .
The improvements consist 81 sa ", lars9e,
dence. Containing about six teen rooms;
iYom e w 9sfSnfth e fGs sad
slopss gen suPerS View q Inc
Mountains ana of the ,ss'rrGnd1iing fGn.
try tb Il aaailgb buildings Of
PIE Rnod T1 eeeind nf1Hu'H lana s
high state ot en!tlYa nd We'd wsslet
IN Hat the famous fruit growing section Al.
Ds Ths 'aseisSbefhood Is excellent 4 bsina
people. For further particulars address
II; TrE II fourth cash. and the resi-i
due In three equal instalments at one.
two and three years from day Of SO le.E for
notes with Interest added. and secured ! 4
'fF' shs & pFshsSs
Apl 24-tds Substituted Trustee,
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~ q
sion to the feelings OF appreciation on
lilo part OF all, and the distinguished host
made 4, most fitting response,
\ few moments later the train thundered
ncross the Virginia line. and. inspired "
the sight OF the mountains so dearly levcSi.
the party, led BY former Mayor C. BROOKS
Johnston, OF Norfolk, Joined IN singing
3"Be 1t ever SO humble, there's mo place
like home. "A
The tally no ride given the party by
prominent citizens OF st. Louis WAS one
Of the notable features Of the trip, and for
miles and miles on the long march to the
Exposition Grounds the high SIN hats
that covered the heads OF the $NirEsniaIss
we're lifted In recognition OF the cheers
sent up from the crowds that Witnesses
the parade at nearly every corner.
The Underwater contingent added mach
life to the party throughout the trip, and
Director General Iowenhur 8, 4 OF Nortolk,
who is fine entertainer. was eagerly
sought By all. Commissioner =. y RAJ
ton. Of Newport News. was All other IA
vorite but It would be improper ta make
any comparisons. rs the party was u
most congenal one, and each thoronsniS
enjoyed tho presence OF all the rest Az.
sThomas d. Love. Captain Willard g sec
rotary, and Secretary GwSn T. Shepperd
Of the Jamestown Company. were 3tireiess
NJ all times to see that everything pos
sibly was done for the party, and they
we're loudly praised on every haiid.} IN
spassing through Kentucky on Sunday for.
mer Senator William Llndsa!,g -. Q, 3N.na =
state Joined the Virginia party and chat-
tod pleasantly with Captain Willard. Gen
oral Lee and others. Dr.. Joseph A,White,
of this city, was also a delightful acces-
sim to the party at Cincinnati, and came
through Will $them to Richmond
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DANGEROUSLY{ILL
An Operation Performed in Washington
3 E.a .Ga.8- y on Miss Pizzini, I

Eti XII on MISS Flzz'nl' q
n Miss Estelle Plzzlni. Of this city. who
has been visiting Mrs. r. II. Pilson. Of
Washington, for several weeks, was
taken Ill Saturday, and an operation was
deemed necessary. 1t was performed at
10 o'clock yesterday morning at the CO.
lumbla Hospital BY Or. Stone, Washing
toms celebrated surgeon. assisted by Drs,
Little and Bavard.
The operation. which was for appendi-
citls, was of a most serious character. It
was sklllfully and successfully performed,
but Miss ,PIzzlnl Is still In q dangerous
condition. ts n
Her parents, Captain and Mrs, Andrew
Pizzlni, Jr,, and her brother, Mr., W. p.
Pizzin went to Washington yesterday
morning. and were with her at the hos
pital, Captain and Mrs. Pizzini Will re-
main In Washington, Il, s ss & Ill
The surgeons express hope for tho re-
covery of Miss Pizzini, but It Will be Inn
possible to make any POSITIVE assertion
before the lapse OF thirty-six hours. Gen
eral regret Is felt here at the young lady q
Illness. kls sists,8
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THOUGHT 4 BOB , ! LEE |. lE:',I:;
N. WAS JOHN.L. SULLIVAN

Colonel Bob lee, of Fairfax, Just re-
turned from st. Louis, was given q cordial
greeting on his %reappearnnce in the House
yesterday. While in ST.. Louis. Colonel
Lee was introduced to Grover Cleveland.
The eminent Princetonian by adoption re-
Taxed his dignity sufficiently to inquire:
Colonel Lee was hailed on all sides as
John L. and laughingly acknowledg ed
the greeting When asked with whom his
next battle would be he said he had not
decided between &Delega te3 Conwayg(f3ake r
ana Senator W, P. Barksdalc. Ele has not
yet gone into training. It. will be remem-
bered that the delegate from Fairfax1Was
mistaken for John ]. 4 Sullivan at several '
points along the route. ss s
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\ BY j. B. & Elan & Co..
N.Y. Real Estate SAuctioneers.a
DETACHED FRAME 9DWE1IIIING,f
No. 1908 West Leigh Street,

DETACHED FRAME 9DWELL1NG,
No. 1908 West Leigh Street, n
OPPOSITE IHIB +, F !. q T. r, r, SHOPS.
solved A to 6 sell, wo Il shall sell 4 BY public
auction. on the premises. on = "A. 4. &
at s 80 o. clock r. IN. \, the detached frame
dwelling, No. 1s6s WEST LEIGH
sTRDET with lot 2sx10 % feet. Z y ID.
4 The dwelling contains rooms. has q
Wide hall is we'll arranged and tconyel-
lent to the r., 7. g. II. r. r.. Shops. tho
Sou hern Stove Works. stock Y ards. new
sAbattoir Baughman Stationary Co.'S
Printing. House Jenkins New Book Bind
ate elected aby the Continental otacco
Company Tor their new "a e. cry The losa-
mand good tenants at q good rental, ana
It Will well as an inyestfme II Th e
NAV be expected, and all In quest OF such
property should, attend the SALE
i, 3 B. ELAN q CO.;;zSs
Apl Solids Auctioneers.i
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IL. u. s. CIRCUIT COURT
viii C Convene at Noon To--Day--Cases
4 u MI for Decision and Argument.

WIN SOIlNCIC 49,
for Decision and Argument. IL
The United States Circuit Court Of APP
peals for the Fourth Circuit convenes
The court will likely be in session until
about the goth of5this month";.
"a The following judges and officers VIII
he in attendance during the term: CIR
cult Judges-Nathan Goff Clnrkshurg,
w. Va; Charles IL. slmonton. Charles
ton, s.. G. District Judges-Th omas j.
Morris, Baltimore. Md. ;s BENJAMIN F.
Keller, Bramwcll, WA. Ed rn,,' WAC s,
dillt Jr.. Richmond, Va., and Thomas r.
5Purnell. Raleigh, NJ G.. Cierk,= II enry
Meloney; Deputy Clerk, Claude M. Dean;
hCrIer, Henry Hudnall; Messenger. 1ieze-
kiah Curtis; Bailiffs, r. 70. Powers ana
Wilson Nash. IN NJ,
There are fifteen cas- SEES on the docket
for decision&and twenty-five for argu-
ment. Opinions in most OF the cases s I,
decision will he announced upon the
opening OF the court
' The following case is the first one TOT
argument on the calendar: 35a53sss III
"a No. 4G0-The Charleston and Western
Carolina Railway Company, interviewer,
&c, appellant, vs.. Hugh NJ Conner and
ais, executors, and the Central OF
Georgia Railway Company appellees, on
appeal from the Circuit Court at Charles
ton, S. q. TO be argued by Augustine
II. smythe and a. M. Lee. Of Charles
ton, S. C,3for the appellant, and oy
Julian Mitchell. Jr.. Of Charleston s.. q
and Henry G., Cunningham, OF Savannah
Ca, for the appellees. t
The library OF the court has grown
to such an extent that Mr.. ~ Dean,
the librarian, has found It necessary to
put two large bookcases in the court l7'1
room. Afterjthe list Of next July the nd nd
$ditional thousand dollars appropriated
by the last Congress VIII pc aV MA .
for the purchase Of new law books for
the library This Will make tho second
thousand dollars given to this library p,
Congress within the past twelve months months
Mr., Dean has also found II necessary
to get out printed catalogue OF the
books for the convenience OF lawyers
praoticing in the United States Circuit
Court of Appeals.
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TRUSTEE 8 AUCTION SALE Il
II 80 Y ,;aifg4a OF 5sst W (
s42 NORTH EIGHTEENTH STREET

BY virtue OF a deed OF trust d ated April
Fl. 1901, and recorded In Richmond Chan.
Gerry Court, clerk Is nice. In p 3. .llo
.D :. page US, default having been mace me-
by, and being required 50 to do BY the
note holder. will sell at public auction.
on n. the R5RE EspE1N,sssss q! MAY 3, 1905
at 4 o'clock P. M 1.-The property deseribed
in said trust deed as being In tho city OF
R!chmond, Va. beginning on the east line
shaIi Street. thenco 4 running northeasterly
s a the east line OF Eighteenth Street
and fronting Is foe thereon. and extend-
Ing back between parallel lines Ito fe eel
ca sh. = !, !, z. r, =, 4, III
S,rn = IA. Trustee.
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UcrioN a SAL & s--sUrU HE DAYS. u
BY Ell ward 4; HOSE COR pAry,
III Real Entat4s Auctlotie ers. "a,
f,OhfNffssto IN Err 8 lA tcTfoN SALE
HlG I1tY. g.YALtJA B LID COR \. lDR LOTS,

Ii, Part execution 81 & Tie below. man.
slppsG afcffes ' Jul
pS ~ rf DpEY ofp i
u m oraaf oeosks y'1 TRAIT iot "
land. 6lx1OO feet 10 an ALLY he feet Wide.
upon which Is n stnnl me house g
above lot Is situated " the N or I, vest
HOUSES erected upong this lot wouiid nnd
ready takers at rentals that Will pay ~
qds99SIy Aupos, tHsi sS tlaY TIA.
fsetdhE tfss tse aorn.T h y
Gary and Morris street T. ~ likely that
the djolning lot can be }ind stlot, bein4s
the case YOU viii IND this to- be tn SPOT
5tpofi VII lch TO erect a. row OF q WesI!lings.
Tho rents accrung from same VIII sup
To- be an Hand at tbs hours named .l,,st.
SF DfaNd s. nc.f fourth cash the residuS
In three equnl Slnstnltnetitsa at o. l? and alS
months for negotiable notes # with q per
cert.g Interest added or all cash, ~ tn le
option Of the prrc chaser, !, . M, - ~, "a,
I rs Special Com missioner.
Richmond Ctancery Court. Decree Of 18th l,
Bent. Neiss, Admr.. s
Barbara + Neisz s. rs v
b, The bond required OF the Special Com
mIssione BY the above decree has been pee :
uu's n q 81 Il CrIAs 4 o. q sAvILLE.,
May 2.tds VI ;ik 5s3 Clerk.
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what ne regards as an unfortunate and
sill-considered B piece OF legislati Ion. Mr..
Hunley thinks Isuch d law unNlse az and
that it tnay;refiect diseredit on the. state:
Tho bill. knowrgas the ''bloodhoutid bill !"
was not signed by the Governor. but
was permitted BY him to become FL y. law 10
by operationgof the Constitution, without 4
4 his signature. This indicates that the
,Governors jud gment is rather ag GO. |,
A had the Bill been properly discussed and
well considered. IT would not have pass gl
ed the General Assembly It became a
law as Indicated above on April 17th.
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A FArlOUS WHARF
One to Be Built Where the Dunlop and
McCanCc Once Stood.

Tho Richmond Cedar Works will In n
few days let contract for the construc-
ton OF their new wharf The wharf will
be built where the old Dunlop & McCanoe
wharf formerly stood. This wharf was
made famous by the millions Of dollars
worth Of -four exported thence. Mer-
chant vessels from every country on
the globe made their landing nj this
wharf. unloading their wares and re-
turning Will, q cargo OF -four Sometimes
dozen vessels would be tied up there
waiting TO be unloaded or loaded The
old wharf was carried away In the ia
NOUS freshet OF 1888. illS5f l lE gs
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MRS. POST APPLIES
TO THE SUPREME COURT
~. N ~. ~ -. I..-ii 2 w.
(By Associated Press. J

WASHINGTON, May 4.-The petition
Of Mrs. Helen Williams Post, a mental
science practitioner in custody Of the
United States marshal in Florida, for a
writ Of habeas corpus, was presented IN
the United States Supreme Court to-
day. She Is charged with the misuse OF
the United States mails
In her petition Mrs. Post explains her
failure to apply to Judge Locke, Of the
Florida court, for a writ OF habeas corpus
by saying that to do so would be useless.
in view OF the fact that he has already
rendered several opinions against her.
It is also claimed that the grand jury,
which brought In the true bills, was ir-I
regularly drawn. s RI 55.ss q,
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lo. f2O8 r. TwentY-first Street.

No. 1 7OS N. Twenty-first Street.
e IN. execution Of a deed Of trust from
Emmett J.9 Jennings and wife. dated the
10Th Of October 900, and recorded in p.
b. ioe b. pag e lSs, Henrico County Court:
default having been made In the !, debt t I,t
the, bene flclary, the undersigned trustee
will sell by public auction on the prem
80 go THURSDAY, MAY 4 1soos. y Ii, b III
at clock 2, M !, the real estate therein G
the lot s fronting 2sh feet and running
back within parallel lines 25 11.1s fee,
to an alley n common - feet. wide. .a 4
5stantial, we'll appointed and In good T, re-
! TERMS r or; ca sf a. 70 the OK penses Of
sale, taxes to-day OF sale, and the sum
&of $sOo: with interest thereon from the
18th #of April, 4 soss and as.to the8resldue;
upon such terms as shall be ann on need
- - 800 8' Z. B. ELAN, Trustee. "
81, p. Elan g CO., Auo s tit,r 1
May 2-tds t58 50 5i35ssI
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ForcT7r:rraveIing Men.

MrS Angel OF Roanoke. has offered in
the House al bill to amend the law IN
relation to protecting persons furnishing
labor and supplies to railways and trans
5portnton fcompaniesg, so IL as y to include
travelling Representatives Of suof1 COM
pnnies by Hen. Mr.. Angel has been re-
quested to present the bill by q number
Of his constituents
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IN execution OF a decree OF tho Chan!
Gerry Court Of the city OF Richmond. in
the case Of Mary l.. Cardozo and ais.
against Sarah r. Cardozo and ais, enter
ed on the 13th day Of October, 1902. the
undersigned Special COMMISSIONS will
sell at public auction. on the premises. on
as.s TtiIs TUESDAY, MAY e, 1908. "a.
at $50 o'clock p. NJ, the above mem
toned PROPERTY. The improvements
consist of two two-story and basement
frame dwellings, Nos. Sos and 80 East
Cary Street. containing seven rooms each.
besides detached kitchen. with two rooms
each The lot fronts a feet 9 inches, and
runs back 100 feetG4 Inches to an al ley.
These houses have recently been painted,
,y)apered, and put In good repair, ana
are occupied by first-class tenants. Per.
sons DESTROYS Of securing a home or good
paying Investment are Invited to attend
3 II; TnFNi s-o cash. tho balance in
two equal lnstalments, VI payab BILE at one
and two years from date Of sale, the
purchaser to execute negotiable notes,
with good security, for deferred pays
ments, With interest at 9 per cent from
ed until all Of tho purchase money Is
paid, and a conveyance ordered by the
court; or at4the option of the purchaser,
- os's'' NC = j.. M. 1 CARDozo, It,
M a Special Com missioner. ~
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Hold Court in Norfolk.

United States District Attorney T. ~
Lewis. Marshal Morgan Treat and others
connected with the Federal court lei.
Yesterday for Norfolk where the term Of
the District Court will begin to-day
Judge Waddill Will go down this morn
Ing, 1T is expected that the term Of the;
court at Norfolk will last all this week
and possibly the greater part of next
week also. There are several interesting
criminal cases on the docket to be dis dis.
nnScd of. =. lNaE.. .aatt 1.La.Sal
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BLOODHOUND BILL .6.
MAY BE REPEALED

The bill offered on yesterday In the
House by Mr.. Hun!ey, Of Mathews, to
repeal tho act recently nassed proyiding
police purposes, is designed to correct
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West End Defeated

IN a game OF ball which was played
Yesterday evening at Lee Monument be-
tween the Colts and the West Ends re-
suited IN the defeat Of the latter by
the score OF ID to 4. The chief features
Of the game were the pitching of Ninter.
for the Colts and the catching Of Send
for the West Ends IS Is
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-05
Now Senator Gunter.

Hon. Benjamin T. Gunter. OF AccoRac,
has been chosen Senator to succeed the
late DR.. Lel Cato from the district COM
nrising thaS5 counties Of Accomac and
Northampton. 3.i Il {{s .5i3$
The state Board of Commissioners yes
tertay isshcd the certificate OF election.
and Senator Gunter will likely be In his
seat to-day q