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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-14
BOBBY BURNS SAYS:
s. The Honest Man Tho Zen Sac Poor
is King o. Men for A. That"

Tho honest man is honest with himself,
with tho body God gave him. He Is care
full to choose the amuscments and food
which most nearly bring about the results
which he wishes to obtain. or all these
proper food Is the most important. He
recognizes tho need of q "stronE mind
and sound BODY and seeks form Of
sustennnce which will not move the ma
chinery of the human system out of line.
Trimming logs Is a humble occupation,
and the man who follows this laborious
calling truly earns his living.
a workman In the pine forests of North
Carolina writes: II used to drink about
nine cupfuls Of coffee day. and I got
so had headaches SO bad had to give
un work. My heart would nutter and
sometimes 1t seemed to stop beating.
While was sick a friend advised me TO
quit coffee and use Postum Food Coffee.
So ! got some. and by the very next day
! felt better.
In one week was back to work, trim
ming logs, which is very hard work.
have been well since and stick to Postum.
| had q friend hero In the camp who
acted like he had consumption lie was
weak and III, persuaded him to give up
coffee and use Postum He began to i'm.
prove steadily, until now he Is well again
ond what ne thought was consumption Is
all gone, IIo would not use Postum al
flrst-said It did not taste. good-but
made some for him, and made 1t right
and now his imaginary CONSUMPTION Is Mi
gene, ] thank you for restoring my
health" Name given by Postum Co., Bat,
tie Creek, Mich.
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.KOCIAN and
HIS VIOLIN.
Given Him by the Daughter Of
William Waldorf Astor.
HE GLOVES HIS INSTRUMENT.
Says He Tells All His Sorrows and His
Joys to 1.-THE Programme That
He is to Render This
Evening.

Kocian, the great Bohemian violnist,
wl,o is to give u concert at tho Academy
In this city Tonight Is at the Jefferson.
He spent tho day yes to-day IN getting
photographs Of different places of In
tercst about the city and In playing.
He received many calls from musical
people and others interested IN musical
affairs
When he was seen in his apartments
and asked about his romance with the
daughter Of the wealthy William Wal
dorf Astor, he shook his heavy locks
and twanged tho strings of his violin.
II do not like to talk" he said, shy
ly.
''-rhat Is he added, as no pulled at
his sprouting moustache, II don't like
to talk about Miss Astor.
"Your manager Is the authority for
the statement that you know Miss As
tor; that she gave YOU the violin which
you are using on this tour,
ADMIRES MISS ASTOR.
1t is said that you admire Miss Aston.
Is this true?''
Kocian tossed back his long locks OF
straight hair.
Ho slowly nodded his head and lsped
yes
Then tho little vlolinlst blushed vlo-
lently
Miss Aston gave you the Nolin?"
YES answered kocian, .'she did;
and. oh. oh, I love it-this beautiful vio-
lin. ! would not part with 1t for all
the world. All. TALK, my violin talks
we tell our secrets to each other. ! tell
my joys and my SORROWS to my violin.
and 1t makes me happy.
Spindler, who Is the accompanist for
ISocian, stood by and drank in the
words of the young Bohemian.
YES, yes. that is true" he said.
Glow did she happen to give you the
xiolin?"
She liked to have me play. She knew
it would make me very, very happy to
have It. That is why she gave 1t to
me- She has beautiful soul.
I met her first In London, then on the
boat. Her father is a great man in
London lie is great. my manager says.
Miss Pauline does not tell me so. She
does not talk about IT.
.'What attracted you to her"
''Ah. cannot tell just how. Her soul
Is musical-her heart is music"
is WORTH $500.
1SuuolpH aroHSon, hoclail 5 manager,
Is in Richmond He values the Guar
narius violin at $4,000. 1t was made
In 174l The young violinlst was TWEEN
ty years old on Washington's birthday.
The programme he will play tonight Is
as follows:
L. Introduction and Rondo Capriccoso
Saint-Sea ms.
Kocian.
.. a-Novelette ...............I Schumann
b-Chant Polonais. $500. Chopin-Llszt
c-Valse. Nicolous Rubinstcin
Miss Julie Geyer.
3. a-Dumka Observation-Disclosures ocian
b-scherzo yalse. 1890. Tschaikowskl
Koclan.
4. Danse Espagno1. .N1oskowsli
Miss Julie Gcyer.
5. I palpiti ........................P aganini
Koclan.
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FOUNDERS DAY AT
SHELTERING ARMS
Hospital is Now Filled with
Patients and Much Good
issBeinq Done.

The Sheltering Arms Hospital celebrat ted
dts fourteenth anniversary yesterday in a
most appropriate and entertaining fash
ion.
Special services had been arranged, and
the exercises began at noon under the
direction of Rev. DR.. ]. ]. Gravatt- He
was assisted by Rev. DR.. Kerr and Rev.
Mr.. Atkins. Rev. Ashby Jones delivered
The address, which was q most beautiful,
touching and inspiring one. 1t impressed
all who heard it with it's fervency and
force.
A feature Of the exercises vas the sweet
singing of Miss Lillian Tyler, Mrs.
Meade, Mrs. King and Mrs. Blankenship,
assisted by Miss Nellie Williams as ac-
conipanist on the organ.
Mrs. Rebecca Peterkin, the founder OF
the institutions presided on the Reception
Committee and in the dining-room. she
was assisted by Mrs. w. II. Nelson. Mrs.
A D. Landerkin and the Kings Daugh-
tors. A delightful luncheon was served.
The hospital was beautifully decorated
with flowers and plants from Mann ana
Brown, Hammond and Brook Hill.
In addition to the floral decorations
there were gifts of several barrels Of
flour ana about $500 In cash received.
The hospital is now filed with patients.
and the managers of the institution are
very much encouraged In their work. This
is the only hospital in the State which Is
absolutely free of cost to anyone who
seeks its shelter In time Of sickness. The
hospital is kept up purely on the contr-
buttons of the public and the record Of
the institutions shows that great amount
of good has been done. Contributions are,
of course, received at any time.
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Barton #eigA1s.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. INSTRUMENTATION,

Mrs. A II. Cobbs and daughter, Ma
rion Lee, Of Glade Springs, Va. spent
Thursday of this week with their I'M
Gle, Rev. W. Il. Hundley, at the resi-
dence Of Mr.. w. M. Luck
Sunday will be an important day OF
the Baptist Church At the close of
the morning service three new deacons
will be elected.
Miss Ellen Lacy, who has been stay
ing at the home Of Mrs. Todd, and who
has been attending the Barton Heights
School. has left for her home, in the
county.
Miss Edna Lea, who has been quite
sick for some time, is improving, but
Is not able to be out.
Mrs. j.. a. Clark, of Suffolk, is the
guest of her sister, near the Seminary
Miss Mary Perkins, who has been Wis
iting her brother, on Chestnut Hil, has
returned to her home in Augusta
Mr.. and Mrs. Baker, Of Chester. are
visiting their friends in Brookland Park.
Mr.. Charles Noting, who has been
visiting on Luck Avenue, has returned
to his home, in Petersburg.
Miss Mole Duval, Of Miller Avenue.
is visiting friends in Chesterfield coun-5
ty.
Rev. c. P. Scott, who has been quite
sick, is improving.
Rev. w. T. Hundley, who was stuns
by some kind of an insect while in
| Florida, which caused blood poison to
set in, Is slowly improving, and hopes
| to BIO able to occupy the pulpit Of the
Baptist Church Sunday, both morning
and night
Miss Georgia Carter. of King and
Queen county, is visiting Mrs. George o..
Carter, of Brookland Park
Miss Grace King, who has been very
sick, Is now able to resume her studies
at school.
Miss Mary Ellis Of Brookland Park.
is visiting friends at Lakeside.
Miss Alice Smith, of Brookland Park,
Miss Goldie Dickens, of Dumbarton, is
visiting friends on North Avenue.
| Mrs Clarence Batkins and son. of
| Portsmouth are visiting friends on Mil
Ter Avenue.
Misses Mary and Bessie Booth who have
been visiting their aunt, have returned
to their home. on Chestnut Hill.
Miss Jean Brogdon, Of the Seminary
is visiting her sister, Mrs. r. w. Tay-
lor. Of North Avenue.
Miss Rose Williams. who has been
visiting on Miller Avenue. has returned
to Norfolk.
Mr. Charles Jenkins has returned tc
Wilmington. N. c., after a visit to Mr.
James Goode. of Meadow Bridge Road
Quite q delightful party was given 70,
Miss Mac IIaupt at her home, on ylr-
glnia Avenue. In honor of her birthday
Games We're indulged In until late
hour, when all repaired to tho dining.
room. where sumptuous feast was
spread.
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JUMPING CONTEST
OF DEEP RUN CLUB
Two Interesting Events That
Will Take PlaCein the Near
Future-the Terms.

The Deep Run Hunt Club proposes to
give two jumping contests. The first
one to be given on Saturday, February
2lst, at $3.50 P. NJ, with conditions as fol-
lows:
"The privilege of nominating horses
for the contest is limited to the mem
bers of the club. Any member paying
81 shall be entitled to the privilege of
nominating one horse at each contest.
Should a subscriber desire to nominate
more than one horse at either contest,
he may do so by paying so cents addi-
tional for each horse.
Jumps not to exceed four feet. Per-
formanco and manners only to count.
Catch weights. Winner of tho first
prize will be barred from the second
Prizes. an English hunting bride and
hunting flask or cup at option. -Four
ribbons to go with each contest All
points not covered by the above shall
be decided either by the Special Jump
ing Committee or the judges of the con-
test"
Those who attended the seris of con-
tests similar to tho above several sea-
sons ago will remember what delightful
social events they proved to BIO. and
what large representation of Rich
mond society was present.
The jumps will BIO placed in full view
Of the clubhouse, and after the con-
test light refreshments will be served.
The following have already consented
to nominate horses:
Messrs II. w. Christian, Joseph e.
Willard. Harry Beattie, Blanchard
Forbes, r. H. HARDWOOD, e. y, Cup
III. j, d. Matthews. Thomas Atkinson
Emoro HotchkIss Allen Potts, w. c.
Saunders, Miss Claudia Palmer, Miss
Louise Selden and Others.
The attractIyeness Of the club has
been much added to recently BY an an
nouncement from the House Committee
that light lunch WILL be served a-la-carte
daily, and that a piano has been placed
IN the clubs reception room, ma
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tion Of Confederate monument ut Cities
Courthouse. II
BY Mr.. Bowman: 10 combine Gt1lces OF
city clerk and auditor Of tho city OF
Roanoke.
BY Mr.. Hunlcy. To appropriate s1O,O ob
for the expenses of the State Board OF
l4ealth,
SENATE BILLS PASSED.
10 ntnond sections 2S64. 2sG5. 2s1, as
amended. md section 2s75 OF the Code Of
Virginia, in relation to limited phrtnor-
ships.
To provide for tho prosecution OF crimi-
nal cases removed from tho State to
the Federal courts under section 643 Of
tho revised statutes Of the United States,
and for tho payment of the costs thereof,
TO incorporate the General Alumni AS
ISOLATION Of the University OF Virginia,
with authority to issue certificates Of
membership to local associations and indl.
yiduals composing said General Alumni
Association.
HOUSE BILLS PASSED.
TO amend and rc-enact section 22Ge. as
amended and re-enncted by an act up
proved January II, 1896.
After giving n great many bills their
third reading, the House adjourned until
10 O'clock Monday.
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Propertv TRANSIT

Richmond: Otway s. Allen and wife
to Henry s. Wallerstein, 1929 feet on
Grace Street. southeast corner Allison,
and 2S.5 feet on south side Grace Street,
14423 feet east Of Allison, s2,794.
Same to Fill Montague, IS feet on north
side Grace Street. 3Gt feet west of Allen
Avenue s1,4OO
Walter e. Grant and wife to Louis
Saltmon. 80 feet on north side Main
Street, between Eighteenth and Nine
tenth Street, s3,125.
John II. Lyneman to Co.nelia r.
Shields, 6S feet on north side Duval
Street, GO feet west Of Third Street, $3.50.
Henry S. Wallersteln and wife to Or.
John Mahony, 200 feet on west side Thir-
ty-third Street, 30 feet north of S, $1,000.
Henrico: Annie NJ. Hill to Alexander
Beard, 30 feet on south side Cedar, IS.
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BANKRUPT NOTICES.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST
ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.:
In the Matter Of No. Az.
JOHN SCHEER. In
Bankrupt Bankruptcy.
ORDER OF NOTICE FOR DISCHARGE.
On this 10th day OF February, A. D.
1903 on reading the petition for dis
charge OF the bankrupt, 1t Is
Ordered by the court. that a hearing be
had upon the same on the 18th DAY OF.
FEBRUARY, "A. D. 1903 before said court,
at Richmond. in said district, at IL O'clock
noon; and that notice thereof be published
In The Times, Dispatch newspaper.
printed in said district. and that all known
creditors and other persons in interest
may appear at the said time and place,
and show cause. II any they have. why
the prayer OF the said petitioner should
not be granted.
And It is further ordered by the court,
that the clerk shall send by mail to all
known creditors copies of said petition and
this order addressed to them at their
places OF residence as stated.
Witness the Honora BILE EDMUND NVAD-
DILL, Jr. Judge Of the said court, and
the seal thereof at Richmond, in said dis
trict, on the 10th day of February, a. D..
1903.
Attest:
G.. E. BOWDEN, Clerk.
BY Joseph p, Brady. Deputy Clerk.
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NO CRIMINAL DOCKET

Justice John Had but Four Cases Be-
fore Him Yesterday.
Justice Johns docket embraced four
distinct cases yesterday, with not ore
on the criminal side, oil of them being
slated as ordinances violations.
r. L. Hudson and George Bullock were
placed under bonds for six months and
fined $40 for beating j. Y. Hart at
Eighth and Broad Streets.
James Underwood and Rosa chatham
were assessed 50 each for fighting.
Robert White. on tho charge Of as
saultlng Lula Tate was disposed Of by
the payment Of costs, amounting to about
$780,
In the case Of assaulting Annie Court
ney against Albert Clarke, an attach
ment was Issued.
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CARRIED BACK
Detective Taylor Took Crawford I
Ironton, Ohio, Last Evening.

Ironton, Ohio, Last Evening.
Detective Ward Taylor, from Ironton,
Ohio, came here yesterday to take
Charlie Crawford back with him.
Crawford is charged with deserting his
wife and children which is felony in
the State of Ohio.
The detectives here have been looking
for him for some time, and Detective
Gibson yesterday morning arrested him.
He had worked for some time at the
Home Brewery. and has been living on
East Franklin Street.
Crawford was taken back last night,
the necessary papers having been pre-
sented to the Governor.
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9 ALICE a. GOODWIN:

TO ALICE A. GOODWIN:
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that n
lot OF land described as follows: 7ox140
feet. Lot No. g.. Square 80 and Lot No.
Brooklnnd Mngistcrial District. FIenrico
county, Va, was sold on the 18th day Of
January, 1900, for delinquent taxes. levies.
Year ss an to fest a hseaG 9f vr e
gtnia; an application for the purchase
thereof has been filed in this office. and
i appearing from the records In this office
you arc further notified to appear here In
four months from the date OF this appl-
cation and do what may bic necessary to
protect your interests.
a copy-Teste e:
SAMUEL p. WADDILL,
Clerk Henrico County Court. Virginia.
SAMUEL p, WADDILL, Clerk.
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Mrs. Semler's Funeral.

The funeral OF Mrs. Hulda Senior
took place yesterday from st. Johns P.
f. Church. Mrs. Senior had long been
resident of the East End and was good
Christian woman. She leaves two daugh-
tiers to mourn her loss, Misses Rosa
and Annie.
The following We're the pall-bearers:
Mr.. Overman, Mr.. Richardson, Mr.. Car.
reras, Mr.. Botto, Mr.. Duke, Mr.. Schrout,
Mr.. Stelss and Mr., Rupert.
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TO JAMES Fl. BARTON:
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that
the TWO lots of land described as fol-
lows: Lots Nos. and IL. In Block II. each
GO feet, In Barton Heights. located In
county. Va. was sold on the 18th day OF
February. 1884. for deliquent taxes. levIes
interests and costs due thereon, for the
year 1852. to the Commonwealth OF Vir-
GINA; an application for the purchase
thereof has been fled In this office, and
It appearing from the records OF this Of
land. You are further not I ~ 10 .n anp sa,
here in four months from the date OF this
notice and do. what may be necessary to
protect your interests.
copy-Teste:
SAMUEL P. WADD1LL,
Clerk Henrico County Court, Virginia.
SAMUEL p. WADDILL, Clerk
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TO MARY Z. TYLER. HARRIETTE A.
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that a
lot OF land described as follows: Forty
eight feet on Compromise Street. located
In Fairfield NIagisterlal District Hcnrico
county. Va. was sold on the Eth day Of
February, 1850. for delinquent taxes.
levles. interests and costs due thereon.
for the year 1895, to the Commonwealth
OF Virginia; an application for the pur-
chase thereof has been filed In this office
and ii appearing from the records OF this
office that you are interested In said land.
four months from the date OF this notice
and do what may be necessary to protect
YOUR interests.
a copy-Teste:
SAMUEL p. WADDILL
Clerk Henrico County Court, Virginia.
Il. SAMUEL p. WADDILL, Clerk.
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MEETINGS.

Richmond, Va, Feb. 2, 1908.
ANNuAI4. MEETING OF
I SPRINGS COMPANY. for the purpose
Of electng Directors and for the trans
action OF such other business, as may
be held at the office OF the Company.
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway General
Office Building, IN the city Of Richm9ndi
at - oclocls NJ. The transfer books VIII
BIO closed on Monday, February ~, 1909,
at : r. NJ, and remain closed Until mt 10
"A. TREYYETr,l secretagy. n
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LEGAL NOTICE.
JOHN Nj 1su1NDEL & S. B. CHM,

TO JOHN NJ. RuNDEL & S. b. CHM,
TRS: illFt IN 5 II
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that
q lot of land described as follows: Thlr-
teen acres on the G. G. road, located In
county. Va, and sold sol on the 10Th day OF Of
February, 1900, for delquent taxes. levics,
interests ,sss and costs duo thereon, for the
glnln; an application. for tho purchase
thereof has been filed in this office. and It
appearing from the records OF this office
that you are Interested In the said land,
you are further notified to appear here In
four months from the date OF this notice
and do what may be necessary to pros
tect your interests.
Given under my hand this 9Th day Of
February, 1909.
A copy-Te.tc: Y
SAMUEL p. WADD1LL,
< Clerk Efenrico County Court. Virginia.
SAMUEL p. WADDLLL. Clerk.
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Southern Bell Telephone and
telegram Company.

For the convenience Of its subscribers
the Southern Bell Telephone and Teler
graph Company will issue a directory on
March ]. 1908, All information for !, same am
must be received not later than Fepru-
airy 20. Hl903. bel sf
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Captain Webster to Live Here.

Captain Harrie Webster, of the United
States navy, who was retired yesterday,
having reached the age limit, will reside
here. He is now in Baltimore on business,
but Mrs. Webster is residing at Mrs Os-
terloh's, No. 800 West Franklin Street.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS.

y
ny Augustine Royal e Co,
Real ESTATE Agents and Auctioneers.
ofice; No 10 Tenth Street,
Leader Building Manchester va,
TRFIu5g = DE sALl
NICE COTTAGE ii ousD AND LOT AT
TfiB NORTHWEST CORNER OF
s151gH'r'EENT1I AND ryvER1,TT
ss. srls DIETS. MANCHESTER, VA,
ON WEDNESDAY ll,lc' FEBRUARY ls, 1ooa,
ti.ii AT 4:ao O'CLOCK p. NJ
JEs3 ON THE PRgSns Es
BY virtue OF deed 81 tr,,st o,ec,,.a.
dated |, May 1902 and duly recorded tA Il
IN 81 s. ce@srt Office Tor said
PUBLIC anst lon lbeins REQUIRED SO 10 do by
place nair,ed above. that very desirable LIE
.alli3in nice order. Tho lot fronts t sixtv..
three feet on Everett Street commencing
at h S,e 5 fe q cent. Street
be5Se5 Come 1ssas na n very ME- ME-
TER THkMs-cash as to expenses ., al.
notes, past due, sl6.5S, s5M and !is.72 o, ana
heTfollowing notes ns they become duo
5, ie Si5.so April s. 1903. s15ss se M mSrc +
1909 i9c 81 NbS; June 1903. 1904; July 5, 1903.
1903 sle2s: October s, 1903, 1851; WovcmS..
Der 9. 1903; slS4i; December s. 1aoa, sis.a:
3,a .s 8, 1891. $3.50: February g. 19g..
1864; May 81 1904, 1862; June 8, 1861 i 81:
July 1904. tTGs; August s. 1901, sl7.is:
&c 5en ~. her s. 1901 sl7.2; October g. isoi,
s. 1904, slT 4s January 3, lbs. Mss; FeS.
ruary s., 1905. sl7.G4; March g., SITE: Ami
saol 1902 3, ~ 90; May 8. 1sai. si7.ss: June s.
1900 slsl2; September s. 1906, $500: Octo.
t pcr 8, 1875. slS.2S; November 8, 1906, 1886
me residue upon such terms as will ID
made known at sale. 5izT - -
Z AUGUSTINE RoYALL,
Trustee,
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NOTICE.

NOTICE OF AGENCY-To ALL WHOM.
it may concern: Know all by these pres
ents, that have. appointed l.. B. HAM
agents to conduct the general wood and
coal business ut T'hirty-first and Poplar
I Streets. Richmond, Va. under the style
w. +. 13ynum. w. L. DYNUM Feb
ruary, ID, 1903
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TELEPHONE SUBSCRIBERS.

n Won are a Patron OF the DIRECTORY
and nave changed your HONE NUM-
BIER since December notify yya the the Ci t;y
- nnr,ect in tho new CITY DIRECTORY,
- ~ HILL d iRECTORY COMPANY.
rs Boil Phone 3375
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I hereby certify that the bond required
OF the Special Commissioner In the above
decree has been duly given.
@ F. p. WINSTON, Clerk.
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COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
~ OF "A
Desirable Lot on East Side of Fourth, be
tween Jackson and Duval Streets.
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BY Edward s. Rose Company,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
CoAiMIssIoNER's, AUCTION SALE
HOUSE AND LOT KNOWN Az No 40.
EAST FRANKLIN STREET.

In pursuance OF the below mentioned
decree the undersigned, thereby appointed
Tor the purpose will sell by auction, upon
the premises. on - -"
WEbNEsD. iY, 18TH DAY OF FEB. 1903
at 80 =. NJ the property mentioned as
above. The lot has n front OF % feet. and
runs back l07 feet on its eastern bound-
airy and 1854 feet on Its western bound.
airy. The recent improvements in this
favored vicinity should impress the pro- /;
spector with the Importance OF this slto
and sale. We might say more, but a hint
to the wise is ever sufficient.
TERMS-One-thi cash. the residue
in three equal instruments, payable re-
spectively at g. II and is months; tho
credit instaments to be evidenced by
notes OF the purchaser with per cent.
Interest added, and the title 70 be re-
tanned until the whole purchase money il
paid and q conveyance directed by the
court; or all cash, at the option OF the
VIM. cRUMP TUCKER,
Special Conmissi oner.
Fannie E. Oliver. Guardian.
VS.. tSN
zenobla +. oliver ct ais.
Decree Richmond Chancery Court, en-
tered February 6. 1903.
The bond required Of the Special Com-
missioner by the above decree has been
cHAs. o. sAv1LLE. Clerk.
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The bond required OF the Special Conn
missioner By the above decree has been
auis ~ CIIAs. o. sAyILLE, Clerk.
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BY John T. Goddin & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Bank and Eleventh Streets.
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BY virtue OF decree of the Chancery
Court OF the city of Richmond, entered
on the 18th OF December, 1902. In the case
of Mary L. Jennings vs.. Emily s. Jen-.
missioner VIII sell at public auction, on