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New-York tribune., 1903-01-28

The bill which has passed the House or
Representatives and is now before the Senate
permitting railroad companies to keep cattle
and other livestock in cars without food or
drink for forty consecutive hours ought to be
defeated This is legislation for the promotion
of cruelty to animals. The present limit or
twenty-eg hours should not be exceeded
That is liberal enough to shippers and railways
alike.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-28

D. The salaries of federal judges grotesquely
small in proportion to the value of their SER
vices and i'm relation to their abilities There
New-York tribune., 1903-01-28

The Tribune, in common with other papers
has given currency to the contents OF letter
said to have been written by Rudyard hipling
to Taber Ashton and the NewYork Tufts COL
lege Alumni Association. Those who read the
account of the Tufts dinner last week VIII recall
the exceedingly bad taste displayed by the
writer of the letter which was read as coming
from the distinguished British author and Will
be pleased to learn that Mr.. Kipling was not
guilty of vilifying his wife's relatives after all
The Rev DR.. John Coleman Adams explains
matters in THE Hartford Times as follows;
The facts of the case relieve both Mr.. Ash
ton and Mr.. Kiplng. Mr. Ashton wrote the
letter himseIf-after the fashion of newspaper
ofices-to afford a little amusement for an after
dinner hour. The gentleman is a humorist
scarcely inferior to Mark Twain himsell anu
quite as ca apabe of fooing the astute Journalists
OF the country. But in justice TO him IL snoulo
be said that his joke was carefully explained
to the only reporter present who must nave
been either natural Englishman or an unnat-
ural American, since he either stupidly mlsun-
derstood OF wickedly made public private
Joke and gave to the press what was only IN
tended for the closet! The incident should be
one more warning to editors to employ only men
of average intelligence and at least low grade
OF morals in the reporting of social functions,
There is another warning not completely OBJ
scured by the humorous details of the incident.
but if it has escaped the observation of Mr..
Ashton and his friends perhaps it would be
unkind to elucdate 1t.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-28
THE TALK OF THE DAY.

When DR.. Robin of Paris, declared, as was re-
ported in recent cable dispatch. that the many
remedies in vogue of tuberculosis were
rather deficient, he might have had In mind the
treatment used in the sanatorium Of Mile. Emile
Met with success for many years This treat
ment which consists mainly in massage and the
external of vegetable oil. prepared after the
formula transmitted TO her from her ancestors
who were peasants OF Burgundy explained
in ''Menore'' presented lately by DR.. Lageneste
to the thirteenth International Medical Congress
at Paris
New-York tribune., 1903-01-28

fore it is matter Of satisfaction that the SEN
ate bill to increase the remuneration OF these
occupants Of the bench has at last passed potn
houses.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-28

Never did New-York firemen have a buster
winter Never did they work harder and bet
ter. The whole town is loud in praise of what
they have done and are doing
New-York tribune., 1903-01-28
HOW HE WON IfHR.

Ice cream he bought his darling
And she ate. and ate and ate;
Till at last her heart she gave him,
To make room for one more plate.
-tHarvard I4ampoon.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-28
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

Among those who are to sail on the Friesland
to-day for Southampton are:
Miss Maude Abbott Mrs. Sarah Niles.
Mrs. Annie ". G. Wilstt-
Julian L E5trange- IT. G. Wthett-
Included among the passengers on the kroon-
land which arrived yesterday from Antwerp, were.
Martin BeeIe Miss Felna Curtis.
The Rev Joseph Beusnaas- Leon d'Henin-
Mr. and Mrs & @. Fay Miss Marie Jansen
Mrs O. KossacZinski-
stead Peter Schilts.
Miss Florence Hampstead. Ottocar StFeda-
Mrs. g. z. Curtis.
Among those who arrived from Havrs On La
Champagne yesterday were:
raw Miss Josephine Maltvsrf-
Miss suzanne Denevers. Tell Nardin-
Miss Dora Everett Bortolo Psscorzoh
F4nast C,erhar The Rev P. Morgan.
Fritz Cierber The Rev. P Cuveisr.
Miss Marguerite Keith. Mr. and Mrs Pierre Rousseis
Miss Elena MaeIeaR- MIS-. Sarah Sescott
On board the Minneapolis, which arrived yesref-
day from Southampton. were.
Miss Martha Ward. Henry w Bendal
Countess Eula de PotuIict-iP VI. Gavin
Potulicka Addison {. Brown.
Mrs Henry BssEe clarence NJ Myers
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fear ". H Preston
Miss Diva MaroldA- Joseph QuinYS
Patrick Troy 70 z hatsey
oscar Z. Vecchfo. II. Woodward Rogers
A. H Walker
New-York tribune., 1903-01-28

Among those who are to sail the FresIand
to-day for Southampton
New-York tribune., 1903-01-28

There will be another of the dances of the series
known as the Wednesday Cotfllons tonight at
Demonico's, The new organization which Is 10
take the place of the Wednesday Cotons next
winter will be known the Century Dances and
not as the Country Dances, printed elsewhere
yesterday morning.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-21
TRusTEE's AUCTION SALE
i NN>1,''5N = M s7li 4 OF 55 nc
100 ACRES or LA AlNSdN ABogHoTohb 3 BOIL 5f.
I.5'44FN'ii AND FRONTING On
l5 All INJANlES RIVER.

Acting under a deed of trust dated My
1sd Hsand recorded in the clerks ef1lG {,
p, tHH enrieo County Court In ?. 3. 10y =,
ffheseepayment of certain notes therelh Sc
ci,red and being so required py ne nehe-
cinrv We Will sell by public AUCTION, N
Frnnt of Henrico County Courthouse on
t1un1W "WEDNESDAY, MARCH %, 1903,
at 10 NJ. tile property described IN SAID
ut tsAAli that certain tract Of land In the
,ower epart of Henrico county, Va, lying
ON on James River and on both sides sso Of ths
Ky II Richmond; known as Barritler,s,'
and Containing 100 acres, be the same.
more or less. Being the same land con,
waved 10 benjamin j. Westeryelt py deed
from j. r. y Daniel, Special Commits
sioner, duly recorded In the clerk's ,oortlce
Of Henrlco County Court In y, =. i4S e,
=; fTERMs-Sutficient cash to defray the
expense Of executing this trust. any taxes I!
that may be due and unpaid, ana 10 pay
two notes OF $1,000 each, with Interest o on
10th at per cent. from Decemher ., , lggl
and any balance at aud years FTo ~,
date Of sale With per cehti interest," ana d
10 be evidenced By negotiable holes a1a
secured on the property.3 -, !, l, ~. n
n n JAMES B. IIA {Yl E :prp,,S ms se;
EJno. C, Easley. admr.i of NJ; ". A4'a!ll l'
I Trustee, de'd. "a
Mar, 1908 VI Us ~ About ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-21
DEFENSE ENDS
ITS ARGUMENT.
HI Ii Ita Y s3 t'-'5 -. -9@s B 4 .ll5a-
Famous Northern Securities
Case. Will Go to Court for
Decision To-Day.
l.fBy Associated prcss.)

Sc .
* q or 1O1uS. MO, March 20.-Arguments
( h defense of the Northern securlties
Company, on trial here before the united
states Circuit Court for the District OF
Minnesota, closed to-day, and the case
will be placed finally in the hands of the
four judges tomorrow. During ; the three
DAYS OF argument the attorneys for the
defendant have occupied nine hours ana
I'D to adjournment tonight the govern
$,nent has taken five hours for presenta-
ton of arguments.
N CIV. Bum, Of st. Paul, counsel for
ana Northern Pacific Railway Company,
4 opened to-day's session, and former At
tstorney-G eneral Griggs closed the case lor
Il ha Northern Securities Company. The
S5lnst hour of the session was occupied
NV special Counsel r. D. Watson, or
Ioittsb,lrg, who closed the case for the
government He was talking when court
adjourned for the day. and he expects 70
conclude by noon tomorrow.
The famous merger case will then be III
st.the hands of the court for decision.
Attorney c. w. Bum endeavored to
show that prior to this case there had
| ncyer been q suggestion that CONSOLE
dalton of railway interests was q VIC
A lation Of the antitrust act of July g
1880 In concluding for the defendant,
Attorney General Griggs asserted that
&the purpose of the antitrust act was to
control the operation Of individuals en-
gagged in commerce and not to control
The ownership of corporations so engaged.
He asserted that man or men can buy
FALL the property he or they have the
& capital to purchase, and that the law cam
aot limit the amount of that purchase
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-21
w. M. OSTRANDER,
North American Building, Philadelphia.

other. investigation. from time to time,
determine with what boundaries such con-
diions exist that would Justify the board
to respond to calls for aid beyond the
city limits.
In response to your inquiry, specially
relative to the Richmond Cedar Works
and the Richmond Locomotive Works.
and other places where the Council mas
expressly authorized the location of fire
alarm box stations. beyond tho city
limits | am of opinion that while the
action OF the Council In this matter can
not absolutely control you, your action
under the charter of the city being en-
lusive, yet such determination BY the
Council should be accepted by you as de-
temnlng your"duty IN the premises UNI
less the action of the Council is In some
particular case so unreasonable as to
Justify you to disregard their direction,
condition hardly conceivable
Very respectfully
(Signed) H. II. POLLARD, :
City Attorney.
THE RESOLUTION,
Mr.. Lecky's paper follows;
Whereas, this Board of Fire Commits
sioners have requested of the City Attor-
ney his opinion as to whether I'VE have
the right to send the city's FIRE apparatus
out of the city In response to requests
for assistance to- which request we
now have his opinion; and whereas the
opinion of the City Attorney states that
we are not authorized to respond to calls
beyond the city limits, unless It Is rea-
sonably probable chat the fire would be
communicated, or might be communi-
Gated to buildings or structures within
the city limits or to such buildings as
may have been equipped With private
fire alarm boxes, though located beyond
TIE city limits; therefore,
BE II resolved, that the chief engineer
of this department In view Of that de-
cison, cannot send assistance, except In
| such cases as Will come within the
opinion of the City Attorney.
Resolved, second, that he city Attorney
be requested TO prepare sub a general
law, and that such law be presented to
| our representatives to the Legislature,
permitting discretion to be exercised by
| the various fire departments of the
cities In sending relief to any other
cities, or to any State, charitable or
! educational Institution which may be IN
danger OF destruction by fire. ri.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-21
Atlantic Coast Line Company.

& NOTICE rs HE R1IBY GIVEN THAT "A
general Or special meeting Of the Stock
holders of the T1LANTlC COAST LIND
by tho Board Of Directors to DO held al
the office of&the, Company in the City. Of
Richmond. Virginia. .nt}11 o'clock A.. M.
APRIL. a. D.. 1909. for the purpose OF
considering and acting upon the pur-
chase Of the railroads and other. proper.
tv., rights. privileges and FRANCHISES OF
and also for the purpose Of considering
ana acting upon the purchase Of the
railroads and other property, rights, PRIV,
ST. Petersburg Railroad Company, both
corporations created and existing under
the laws of the State OF Florida, which
VII ."g-at1FTG a i95i H.SL3BOR DEN,8 Nd
4Hs5 1i5ts5 lSG RES 6t Secretary. IS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-21
The City OF Richmond. Virginia,
N Office City Water Works,

XXX w sN8tt '3iat $50 ast Ia JClty tlluiI, t4s
March IS, 1903.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE,
celved at this office until MONDAY,
April 6, 1903, at F. M for tho follow
Ing supplies: Il
Six (6j 24-inch Gate Valves,
Two (2) 20-inch Gate Valves. 's
Nine U) 16-nch Gate Valves.
Seven ~ 12-inch Gate Valves,
Six Co 10-inch Gate Valves. p
Two 12) S-inch Gate Valves
Eight (S) G-inch Gate Valves.
Forty (i0) Valve Boxes.
Sol 24-inch Cast-Iron Pipes.
12l ~ inch Cast Iron Pipes, Fs
rs 16-nch Cast-Iron Pines
$4,000 pounds Special Castings tone
aO-inch by A-inch Tee g! one ne So-,n '1s
Sleeve and remainder OF Il, 20 ana 40
inch Specials, Crosses Tees, Bends
$1,000 pounds Pig Lead, best quality.
1000 pounds Gasket. oiHT
Hauling Pipe md Specials, per ton,
Cutting and Refilllng Pipe Trench
per cub. yard, ~
r delivered T. o. b. at Richmond, Va, ~
such quantities as may pc determined
hy the Superintendent OF water WORKS.
All other supplies to be dellVered ~
water-worlts shop or pipe YARD; sPec,,
fcations and further lnformntlon GU
be obtained at this office. INC. Sor,r
mttee on Water reserves the right 70
Increase or decrease the above named
Quantities 5. nor cent. and also reserves
the right to reject any or all blds. q
certified check for $500 must accompany
N' CHARLES II. BOLLING,
superintendent.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-21
City Of Richmond, Virginia. :
Office City Water WORKS.,

A Sa .tIflf fi4 CITY Hall y
X IN March IS, 1908.
,,pOpOsA1,s Will BE RE-
ceived at this office until M0ND ~
y April s, 1903, at IS p. NJ. for the con- = "a
structlon Of d Steel Water T 10y. + o anu
Steel Substluctro near tiie, N Ley 19 11e feet
above The he pedestais g base r.; tank <.
h Is i A. W 20 EFT n alnm oon
+ ~ ,netai ''cnvnr or hood. Included IN
tic BID viii be a 16,Inch Supply Pipe Y o.
and slnch waste or o sp
fowPpe The s,bstr', ,i rn,, ,nhh SIN TX
N cli,ditE painting. must be INCLUDED IN
the 'i prTopro aI. The bidder will be re-
qrea Is submit! The des sgnsts pnt11iSb d hs
q Ma = 1Hnch BID must be accompanied
d certified check Of 500 The COM
u fnttee on water reserves the right 20
y einct }anv5 or all proposals. f
4, '1'ee'5''' CHARLES d. fBOL1ING,. #
Superintendent.
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- = 7 =
NOTICE.
NOTICE.
stu Auditors Office,

Richmond Yea 9;Sa M * iod - 4 19o 3 /,
hoan asessod and placed In this office for
These assessmants Include ~ t nefsi9 on
liable to class 9r AZ, "a ga" ,pi ln
s s1iia DAY Or MARCH, 1908 IN
the office OF the Gomglsst2net o 81 Reyea 3, y
OF Of M Manday 1893 saa at 9ts M fpr the pars
from said assessments All Peths ess l ,nsr
es,ed are notified T. taa a't as no change of
classification Of taxes ad 9 ,s DO
made except by o. me me Coz oinm mE1 in
ell, OH accommodating q IN ~
q p'A 1' EpN.. lY 3 HaaIIo,. (.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-21
FOR SALE.
SPECIAL OFFERS.

bEtV1AL OC 1nos q
Colo, Baca co., 100 II. land.
I Conn. Fairfield co... 55 a.. Il impts.
Ga, brownsville, 10 A.; fine res, sitc
H. Edwar r,a Iats res. tenement houses
ou ill., PHI PaiasKi CO., 81 a. & impts fruit belt
Chicago, Oak Park bldg. lot, I3lefeld Add
Chicago Morgan Park. lots. Wash: Hts It's,
Chicago Raycnswood. r. res. & lot; shade
< 1 1rd,'' saar pieS CO., 70 "a 70 a: lmpts
Kans. bourbon CO., 50 a. 4 impts'
Kans bourbon co., l6O a. q lmpts.; 1ao u.
near Il. II. FL
Kans. Parsons, res. and n 4, /, .
Me-. Hope Island OF 100 NJ nenr por ras erc ~
r. house. private wharf beautiful Woods' ETC. 'i
fine location for summer home. 4tagiif a5 "A
Md. Garrett CO., $40 a. s impts,
Mass. Long Aeado,v good res. and u "a.
Mcn Ga1Sn fG Sar % ots iso e.
M Sim Todd Todd CO.., so a.. ;5 q. timber.
Mo, Macon co.. 200 a, : impts IS q. timber
1sS a ll11n s;rR nsn5 e. Co. q 40 a. lmpts
M M"h sberidan co., sis4o a. & lnpts.. 10 a.
timber; IL, mi. from r. r. 80.
n T. Greene co.; So g. a frs and truck
,,F m o. j. of noHse, i Barn; near II ~
N. d.. Mclean CO., stock ranch. 29oo H. loou
a. tillable; springs. . ,,o.t ,ond
Ohio, WAYNE e eoSSd1 a. H. T TIMBER 'n l"nd
"' a. '1( Chester CO., SIT A. Is mpts,, 80 a. tim
pcG 500 tilla,6 e near im ~ all In fruit
no mGs;, A 4 mi, Z to i r. R. .'i'
W WAR sI Pierce eA co., loo a. s lmpts.
W.. M. OSTRANDER,
North American Building Philadelphia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-21
LEGAL NoT1cE,

.- 4 4 b
TO the Heirs at Law of Robert King
and A, King. Ills Wife, the latter sons ms,
times called Mrs. Edulla king, ana po'H
parties dead.
You are hereby notified that q tract OF
land, containing Two Hundred 900 Acres,
more Or less, situated inAme,!i a. c9udn nG.
isterial District, near the lands Of P Pa
Jones and ]. y, Wilson and the g. Z. Apnhomao9,,
tox River, was sold on the 18th da ayy,s ~
interests and costs, to the Common wealth I,I
Of ylrgnia m applicatoe'n for tn az, pe "
chase thereof has been filed n N ' raeor ni
in This office that You are interested u
the said land you are fgrteF, not daea
iris, notice und do what may be neces-
sary ia protect your interests !.
I3Giyen under my hand this soth DAY %
~ ~ u. II. COLEMAN,
Clerk Amelia County Court, ylrglnlaa.
Meade Ilaskins, Attorney for Appllcants r
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-21
The City OF Richmond, Virginia.
Office City Water Works,


March 1s. 1908:
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL. Be RE
April April 6, 1908, at O'clock r Nj, for the
following supplies and contract work
for the year ending Deaem y, 81. ls 1893 "a
Thirty 6-inch Hub,11 Gate AVaaIvies.
q Ten iO-nch Hub End Gate Valves.
Eight 12-inch Hub. End Gate Valves.
- - 1G- inch Hub End Gate Valves. r.
Twenty Double Nozzle Gate Fire
nozzle IL inch. Hub to, be four feet
below surface pavement.
sSS s sineh Pss Pc
GOO 8-inch Cast Iron Pipes, per tons
1o-inch Cast-Iron Pipes. per ton.
1Sneh Gastron PPpes per tom tom
$500 20-lnch Cast-1ron Pipes, per ton.
$1,000 pounds Special Castings. Crosses.
Z Tees, Sleeves, Bends. Reducers, ETC..
from to 20 Inches In diameter.
GO Valve Boxes.
go Small Stop-Cock Boxes.
$50 Meter Boxes.
G0 n Pounes H PE Lead 1es so aen'ty
-------' pounds Gasket;
&c 1-inch Tapping Cocks (dadesty
III l.s-inch Tapping Cocks (Hadesty
IA S-4-inchS Tapping Cocks s(Hodesty
So i-inch Roundway Stop Cocks for
IS $-lrinch Round way Stop Cocks for
So 5-S-inch Roundway Stop Cocks for
co l-2-inch Roundway Stop Cocks for
Il $,4-lnch Roundway Stop Cocks for
r. 1-2-inch Roundway Stop Cocks for
lead and Iron pipe.
12 1-inch Corporation Cocks.
IL s-4-nch Corporation Cocks.
Brasswork to be of best quality (see
sample at office) and will be let as
whole.
d, 375 IS Water Meters and Connections.
100 3-4 Water Meters and Connections
80 1 Water meters and Connections.
G Perzcubic yard for Digging and Refill
ing Trenches in paved. macadamized,
s sea ana y GaY fer
or Cobblestone Paving.
Per, square yard for Laying New
4 Granite Paving.
Per. cubic yard for Furnace Clnders;
Per ton for Hauling Pipe and Specials
d An supplies to be delivered at the
z shop or pipe. yard. except pipe and
specials. which shall be TO. b. at Rich
mond, Va. In such quantities from
direct. Specifications and further in
formation can be obtained at this office.
The Committee on Water reserves, the
right to Increase or decrease the above
named, quantities twenty (2N per cent.
any or all bids. A certified check for
4 $500 must accompany each bid, except
!, where bids II for brasswork only; in
this case bid must be accompanied by
5f certified check for 500.
q CHARLES p. BOILING,
Superintendent.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-21
NOTICE 70 CONTRACTORS.
Of,Ice q CITY Englneer,

Office OF City Engineer.
Richmond, Va. March 49, 1903.
SEALED PROPOSALS. WILL BE RE-
ceved at this office until 4 P. NJ. NON.
DAY. Marcel, %. 1903, for B BUILDING. ~
nj Seventh and Hospital Streets,
Shockoe Creek Improvement. n
Specifications and full information to
( bidders can be had upon application at
A certified check for, $3.50 must ac-
The Committee on Streets and Shockoo
Creek reserve the right to reject any
"'N' - ". r. cUTsHAyv, Il n
City Engineer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-21
A NEW INSTITUTE
Mr.. Wiley Goes to Establish Such a
3Egs i Place in Jacksonville,

Rev George II. Wiley, superintendent
Of the Methodist Institute, corner Of Nine
.eenth and Main Streets. left last night
via Seaboard Air Line to spend Sunday
In Jacksonville, Fla. in the interests Of
city mission Work. j. sl
Mr.. Wiley Will help to start a work
similar to the one he Is at the head
of here. lie will remain for several days
and return TO Richmond about the middle
of next week, He goes on the invita-
ton of the Methodist preachers and
laymen Of that city. This is the third
or fourth place of the kind opened since
the Richmond work began three years
ago
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-21
THE FLoYDS TONIGHT
Slight of Hand and Mind-Readng at the
Y. M. G. A. Tonight.

y The Floyds will entertain on the Mem
bers' Course at the Young Mems Chris
The programme will consist of wonderful
rfeats Of prestdigltation. marvellous tricks
in legerdemain. and new experiments in
modern magic. Mrs. Floyd will mystify
the audience with mental tecpathy and
transmission of thought. Every senior
member Is entitled to q reserved seat
on presentation Of his ticket. while he
can bring his friends at half the usual
price. Non7members may secure tickets
including reserved seats al fifty cents.
Each entertainment closes with one Of
the professors original illusions THE
Mystery OF MORO Castle 1.-THE Nor
mons Dream" 1.-THE Escape of Marquee
o," or --latest Illusion
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-21
|; BANKRUPT NOTICES.
in rf111 r,tsrRtcT COURT or !. r1 II
UNI ED STATES tOIt sItEtt Ii is EAST

Il g ,,t ~ s5 e9 6R}RTt S t,T TH
ERIN DISTRICT or VIRGINIA.
,y W III Mater 4, hy & s'1 IL 50.
& Bankrupt. . i5tl1I 81 St:
ORDER or NOTICE FOR DISCLAIMER Az :.
oatiiy 18th day MarG} a. ID p l ~ Sn
Ordered by the court that r hearing be
had Upon the same on he 8lst Pa e III "
MARCH, A. =. 1903. before said couri.
mt Rich ofid pif said district, at lS p,cliock y;
noon; and sthatjrotlce thereof be publlsheu "a
in4 The RI Times Dispatch. q per .t
printed IN said district, and that NJ Il, Known i
Creditors and other persons IN interest
may appear at the said time tnu plnfe.
and show cnttse, IL my they nave, WHY
the prayer OF the said petitioner or sh ,El
8 And It ID further ordered by the court,l
that the clerk shall send by mall to az
known creditors copies O. SAID petition. i ana
this order. addressed to them nt their
places Of residence as stated !. y, 49, !,
Witness the Honorable l1DM,UOND .MA ",
DILL, Jru Judge of the said colrt and
The seal thereof,at Richinond, IN sald tons
trist on the I1Gtf day of March, a. d. 1903.
Attest: =, n. ,s.
y a.. T.. BOHVDEN. Clerk.
Il by Joseph P. BRADY. Deputy Clerk. (,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-21
CONCERNING FIDUClARlES
. Mr.. Anderson Offers an Amendment to
His Bill on the Subject.

4 Colonel George Wayne Anderson. OF
Richmond, yesterday in the State Sen
ate presented an amendment to the bill
which he offered a few days ago regard
ing The settlement OF accounts by
EGduciaries. The act requires the clerks Of
court to file lists of all fduciaries on
The first day OF January and June terms,
giving aa,e OF appointments, returns and
settlements, The penalty is rine or from
go 10 500 and loss OF office.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-21
MEETINGS.
17asE5 80 - +. ~ - sEI'5 =
ss MEETINGS. "
Sloss Iron and
Steel Company.
Notice Of Stockholders Meeting q
sIoss Iron and Steel Company.

y In accordance with the bylaws no.
tice Is hereby given that the annual meet.
ing Of the stocltholaers Of the sLOs's3
at tie offices Of the Gompany III Birtning-
lam, Ala, OH yVlJD NEs DAY !, April 4.
1903. at ~ o'clock noon.ato elect Direc-
ing oFbsyr es bg Ga hs
come before the injecting. M l. 81
Books for the transfer Of stock will DO
noon n to April ath 1Sos at 10 s t clock a. NJ
(Signed) FL 81 u w. m, al l1IN.
n &Gt3 sN3F' SeCretnry Ply
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-21
Dr.. Witherspoon To.Morrow.

4 Or. Witherspoon. pastor of Grace
street Presbyterian Church, VIII preach
both tomorrow morning and at night.
5frhe Doctor will take for his subject
Z for his morning Covetonsness
versus Contentment" and at night his
subject Will be: "Chrst and an imper-
feet Faith
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improving Rapidly,

Miss Augusta NJ. Davis, of East Rich-
mond. who has been at the Retreat for
more than two weeks, is Improving after
m,,ch suffering. She has removed to No.
ll07 North Twenty-ninth Street.