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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-12-03
Leonard ( Baxter
"A Roosevelt Anniversary.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. ITO
day is the seventeenth anniversary OF
tbe wedding Of President and Mrs.
Roosevelt. and the event was remem-
harad by their friends with letters and
kilograms Of congratulation and floral
offerings. There was no celebration
Of the anniversary as the Roosevelts
are in mourning on account Of the
death of the presidents uncle, James
X Oracle. of New York.
The Wedding Of Mr.. and Mrs. Roose-
Welt took place in st. Georges church
Hanover Square, London, December
. 1896 Mrs. Roosevelt's cousin, Canon
Gusteridge officiating.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-12-03
News Of the Northwest,
NO PAYMENT FOR OVERTIME.
Government Is Liable For Eight Hours
Only.

SEATTLE.-A ruling has been re-
,ourt of appeals which, when carried
nto effect, will mean that no labOrer
for the government shall receive pay
'or any work he may perform after
he working day Of eight hours. The
opinion from the court Of appeals re-
verses the decision of District Judge
Ianford, made in December, 1902.
awarding Chesley G.. Moses compensa-
ion for work he performed after the
eight-hour day on the buildings at
Sort Davis, near Nome. The action
vas a test case, thirty-five similar
ones in Seattle and over two hundred
in different parts of the country wait
ing the final decision.
In the spring of 1901 a number of
men in various parts Of the country,
Chesley c.. Moses among the rest. were
engaged by the government for work
1t Fort Davis. The contract provided
that the pay of each carpenter was to
be IS per day, with transportation fur
nished from Seattle to Nome. and, in
he case of faithful performance of the
agreement, from Nome to Seattle also
The contract expressly stated that
he workman was to receive IS per
working day, which, it was decreed
oy an act of congress in 1892, shall
consist of eight hours for government
aborers, except in the case of ex
rene emergency.
During large portion of the time
The carpenters We're required to work
zen haurs a day. When they came
Town to Seattle they chose Moses to
institute suit against the government
IN the attempt to recover pay for the
excess time they worked and the days
they We're compelled to wait for the
Seattle bound transport after their
work was completed. The others
agreed. through their attorney, Her
bert f. Shook, with the United States
district attorney, to abide by the de-
cision of the Moses case.
In September. 1902, Judge Hanford
sitting in the local federal court
amount of his overtime wages. The
district attorney promptly appealed
The case, and yesterday the opinion of
the United States circuit court of ap
Deals was received from San Francisco
1t reversed the decision of Judge Han
ford and held that the United States
is in no way bound to pay for any
time it's labOrers may work over the
regular day of eight hours.
The reasons Judge Morrow gives in
his opinion are interesting. He says
that although the statute restricts the
work of any labOrer or mechanic to
eight hours per day while in it's en-
plOy and makes it a misdemeanor for
any officer Ito permit any laborer or
mechanic to work more than eight
hours in any calendar day." yet if
the workman is thus made to do SO
there is nothing to authorize paying
him for it. The officer may be punish
ed for requiring the extra labor but
the labOrer may not be compensated.
Hereafter, If any mechanic labOrs for
the government more than eight hours
in one day the court of appeals has
decreed that there is nothing to insure
his payment.
1t is possible that the claimants may
sue out a writ of certiOrari from the
supreme court and try the case there
Local lawyers affirm that the $50
claimants in the cases Influenced by
the present decision are not likely to
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-12-03

ed. He cut the side flap Of the awn-
ing sQuarely in two and had to take
it down."
All of which. and doubtless more
will be brought out at the trial. IL the
matter is not settled out Of court.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-12-03
ELOPING COUPLE HOME AGAIN.

PULLMAN.-Fred J. Libby and
bride. nee Miss Grace Ellen VOlk
whose elopement last week created a
sensation here has returned to Pull
man and will make their home here.
Mr. Libby will resume his position in
his fathers blacksmith shop. The
young couple have been at the Hotel
Arthur in Spokane since their mar
riage.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-12-03

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Nebraska
/ as notary
ORA ger, OF
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-24

.tt3it 49,.
street Just outside Of Fulton, IS g dis
the ass case OF poverty N h me nome
. lhere resides Il father, mothor and q
number 1,i or children, who arc II destitute
~, Su..sltLhces besides INC 1a.her. molnsr
a,it sIse ch,ieiren are III S.Iu hre VIII vi
i,os , Wos aha medlcines ,,,r Gpn nG ~
neis e,i are doing all IN treir power
% ,r, Lelleye their wants, !. 49,
~, ~ ct iurohes hre at WORK IN 'lleir pe-
I 1,al any 8contrlbntlons e1. e.. .its
siSopie . Drug Store or Win heV. W.. ..
liS .l,, will be handed over to the family
80 M, 1unsra! OF russell .na nv. ~ son
OF MI. aud Mrs. George Davis, OF rat
LOOK place sunday ~ .einuun
aao. i,, me residence. Inc services W. were
o .,sl.tu ~ ReV. JONI w. Dtlus 'ie' W
pi LWor,, OF tne Apostolic Ghure re ~, 1,
olN uPol rhe dcepehlns ., ..le o ,a
VII commence IN about Ten Gays, frsp-
aratlons are fast being completed to be-
si Ell .i.e worn. nuinpeT Oh men =, t,aN .
a. arrived, I and the large oreags, VA: =.
~ III, oI8 rhlladeiphla' was eo"eo INTO
tiie ittr0or SUNDAY.
, HONOR PUPILS.
ing nonor pupils OF the schools 81
loWeI ia ta,rco county 1or 'he pas' weeh
are as Iollows:
A-ouisl ana Street Schooi. e,iI e1auidlns
:, a tlli McC .e. kena Clarke, E,A Iil
saunders, Grace Nelson, Waller Ea as.
Gasslo Leonar Edith Leonard, GIhce
aarteNu Is! irene Seay. Edlth aartelius.
Chris sears, Josie Minter. catherine
MINER inter- ,,
rul.on III! schooiLLAola w hlsi .,e'
~, WhlSiocK, Jesse ftol',eI. A,ico
GU, Vivian Clarke. While ChallSley, Ire,
ug,i hll[oughty, tahhie AJallsy. in1 10y,
w , US 1I,a.Is l.o.i y
n,os ilus ITi, Sefrace Ne,Sss.
1,iS Till eciiool- IsIss,, H ,ra., =,
D,a..ee i'qrlieL.' LEWIS w., ny
,,....ns"A' 11arr fioosiiis' 81
~. r,,, ,u., p,,,ar,. c,oss-
r, 49,, I,iia at,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-24
GREAT OCCASION
AT CATHEDRAL
Gregorian Vespers Chanted.
Bishop Van de Vyver's
Fine Sermon.

Ono of the largest congregato ns In the
history of ST. Peters Cathedral assem-
bled Sunday night to hear the Gregorian
vespers solemnly chanted by trained
chorus of forty members Of the Knights
of Columbus. and sermon suitable 10
the occasion preached by the Rt Rev.
Bishop Van &c Vyver.
Those who had the good fortune to get
seats in the church, many being turned
away, owing to the crowd declare that
the sermon was the most forceful and
eloquent ever delivered here by the
Bishop. His subject was the Sacrament
OF Penance." For more than half hour,
during which time he spoke. the vast
congregation listened with rapt attention
to his vigorous words. He handled his
arguments in masterflll style, most of
which were drawn from Christ's words
TO His Observation-Disclosures sins you shall
retain, they arc retained: whose sins you
Shall forgive. they are forgiven" His
subject proper was preceded by words
referring specially to tho work OF the
Knights OF Columbus. lie complimented
them on their large attendance, and ex-
horted them particularly to follow out
tnelr great pflnClple "a OIL luyitllS 10 Coo
and country. The Bishop vii! likewise
preach a course of sermons during the
Sunday evenings of Lent
The celcbrant of the vespers was Very
Rev. ]. j, Bowler, yilar-g general of the
diocese, assisted by Rev, Fathers O'Feil-
~ and Manly. Oft the Sacred Heart Church
and Rev. John AIcVerry. of ST. Patrick's
Miss Nina. Randolph presided at the or.
gan.
The knights of Columbus, some 2ol
strong, marched into the church as the
choir sang Onward Christian Soldiers
There We're four chantels consisting ol
Messrs. William Finnesan. John leinne-
gan, Leo AIeagher and j. Morecpck
These and the chorus rendered with great
effect the aIterna teSyerses or the Psalms
"Dixit Demnus'' and .Beatus' Vir." The
verses of tho second and fourth Psalms
alternated with the whole chorus and q
harmonlzed quartette composed Of Messrs
Walter Mahoney, George Powell, DIR. vii.
liam MCGOWAN and Mr., Keenan,, The
"Venl Creator of the quartette was
very fine, as also the 20 Salntarls" OF
Mr. Leo Meagher. and the duet ave
Regina" OF Messiss, Canepa and keenan,
Mozart's great "Alagniflcat" was strik.
ingly rendered,
The chorus was led by Mr., George Nc.
Dcrnlott,
ON Tuesday. March 3D., the jubilee Of
Pope Leo Will be celebrated at the Ca
thedral with solemn high mass and a
sermon by Rev Father Waters.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-24
VERDICT FOR THE RAILROAD
Award. by Agreement, Against Amalga-
mated Society of Railway Servants.
Try ,ssoein rod .Press 56

(, LONDON. February 23.-ln accordance
with an arrangement arrived at between
une parties to the suit. the court to-day
awarded the Taft Vale Railroad Com
panl S1l5,0No damages against the Anal
Gamated Society OF Hallway Servants
After q long trial tho case of the Taft
Vale Railroad Company against the
Amaigamated Society OF Railway Ser
wants, involving many of the questions
Of great Importance to trades unionisrn,
resulted. December 18th, In verdict In
favor OF the plaintiff. The latter COM
planned of malicious molestation, picket
irg. intimidation, etc. during the strike
of 1900.
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Geo. w, Mayo, Auctioneer,
1905 East Main Street, 4

MEMS AND BoYs' SUITS AND
~ " PANTS. RICYCk!E PANTS OYER
AIIS; LADIES' Skirts. CAFES,
.CLOAtis, SHIRT WAISTS AND DRESS
l1s, NOTIONS, ETC, AT AUCTION,
7 will sell at my .auctlon-house (seeond
W. ! W " FEB. rs, 1903,
Pants. Is pair Bicycle pants,,n Over
coats, 81 Vests, "a swsaters, Ladies', Shirt
mass oa hNagaos S ssS caP goats Mass
White and Cnlored. Shirts, oYeralls, Tiles.
Collars, Cuffs. Collar and Cuff Buttons.
MeI,'s, Children's and Ladies' Shoes.
a. n, Mayo, Proprietor.
Il Geo. n, Valentine. salesnan '5s
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All ORDINANCE.

oRASH5NSS1siyf%h MSS ''': b TIE
THE LAWS OF THE STATE OF ViR.
s GINA. TO CONSTRuC'r AND. MAIN
TAIN 4, CEMENT. CONCRETE RACE
NEAR TILE LINE OF SIXTH sTREET.
BE i ordained by the Council Of the
city Of Rlchmond.
lst That, permission be and is hereby
granted The Tredegar Company, a cor
poration duly charactered under the laws
OF the State of Virginia. to construct and
der Tredegar Street near the line Of
sixth Street, subject to the conditions
herein stated.
3D. That said raceway Is to be con,
structed cordng 70 the plan presented ca
by said Tredegur Company. and now on
file IN the office Of City Engineer; and
terials ms shall be satisfactory TO the
3D. The spd tired Company M y shall nn at
repair. and shall make such repairs as me
Committee on Streets may at any time
deem snd 81
4th, The permission hereby granted shall
at any time be, subject to any amendment
a revocation or amendment Of said per-
mission, the said I'redegnr Company, or
any subsequent owner OF said raceway,
shall immediately conform TO such amend
ment or revocation.
5th. The said perlnssion Is given subject
Company, or any subsequent owner Of
said raeeway. will I'M Indemnify. IrYe,lmhurse
for any charges, damages, or cost that
the city may be required 70 pay by ,rea-
aged in any way, IN property or person,
BY the construction. existence, or i'm
proper or negligent maintenance OF said
'I sth. Bsfore any work is done under this
ordinance, the said Tredegar Company
shall obtain from the City Engineer his
written permit to excavate in streets OF
'i 7th, For For a failure to conform fully 10
the provisions OF this ordinance, or any
| amendment or revocation thereof Or any
requirement. thereunder, the said ,iredegair
Company on any, subsequent owner Of
lEnot less than ten nor more than fifty
dollars. each days failure TO be q sepa-
! rate olfense.
sth, This ordinance shall be in force
from Its passasge \, 4. u. !. j. :. Z.
s gS City Clerk.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-24
GRANT IS GIVEN
FIFTEEN YEARS
The Negro Who Shot Sandy
Hogan Over a Game
of Craps.

Unless the Supreme Court reverses the
decision OF twelve citizens of Richmond
Lewis Grant negro. Will spend the
next fifteen years OF his life in the penl-
lehuafy lie was convicted IL, the Iust-
lhgs Court yesterday afternoon of mlr-
Ger and given such u sentence in prison.
Grant was convicted OF the murder OF
1saha% Hogan. which occurred Just
q lew days after Christmas. while the
Two men and number Of other negroes
Were ehsasea m q game of chance in the
! tirst District. From the evidence adj
dnced at the trial the Staying of io-
. gan was a cold-blooGed affair, and the
finding Of thh Jury Ia the case seems
10 meet with the approval OF those WHO
! heard the evidence, q hundred or more
negroes.
The case was on trial dnring the whole
OF the day. number Of Witnesses being
examined both by the l6tepse ana tho
prosecution. The charge of Judge In
grAtp who presided in the absence of
Judge Witt consumed probably fifteen
minutes, while tine arguments Of the MI
toruey5. Measrs. Richardson and skin
with, representing the State and the
defendant respectively. used up over an
holr,
II seems that HOGAN, Grant and n num-
Der Of other NEGROES congregated IN a.
certain house shortly after Christmas
for the purpose Of plaYlng Skin and
shooting eeapa, a rnw arose between
Hogan ana (irant, which terminated in
the shootinelof the former by the lat
ter, vs
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DUG UP THE BOXES
AND GOT THE REWARDS
INV Assocfnted Prcss.l

KNOXVILLE, TENN, February Is
Squire A. I3uffatt, of a special investi-
eating committee, to-day swore out
warrant against pegro charging traud
In obtaining appropriations for burials
from the Knoxville County Court
1t is claimed the committee visited tho
county cemetery and eXhumed num-
Der Of collins. or boxes, In which 1t was
claimed paupers had been buried. 1t Is
charged that of this number about sew
enty boxes had no bodies in them.
It IS alleged by the committee that the
b,1rials of the empty boxes had been
practiced to get money from the county
for burying paupers."
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-24
MADE THE FASTEST RUN
ON THE MISSISSIPPI

NEW ORLEANS La. February 90
Completing one OF the fastest trips ever
made on the river, the big steamer City
of Louisville, with $50 carnival visitors on
board. has arrived at her wharf. She left
Cincinnati last Wednesday at i p. NJ,
making stops at Louisville, Memphis,
Greenville, Vicksburg and other points.
and covered the 1,oSl miles In log hours,
less than four days and n half.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-24
PEABODY COLLEGE
Site of Over $50 Acres In Alabam
Offered for Site.
(Ry Associated Press.)

tES Ass0cthted Fress.)
SCOTTSB0RO. ALA, February CIT
is announced that donation of 400 acres
of land near thls place will be offered to
the trustees of the Peabody fund pro-
vided the proposed teachers college will
be located near Scottsboro.
The land. 1T is said Will be offered by
the Misses Smith, owners of a large por-
ton of Tully Mountain. The grant, il
the school can be secured, will be abso-
lutely without cost and will include the
sanltariums now located in Tully Noun
tian. 1t is stated that many induce
ments will be made by the citizens Of
this place for the location Of the college
here
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-24
MOBILES MARDI GRAS
Emperor Felix Arrives and the Keys
Are Turned Over to Him.

(By Associated Press)
MOBILE, ALA. February 23.-The
Mardi Gras festivities here began to-day
with the arrival of Emperor Felix and
his attendants. to whom the keys of the
city We're delivered. a public reception
in his honor was held this evening, and
tonight his queen was crowned.
The city Is crowded with visitors.
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TO JAMES H. BARTON;

TO JAMES II. BARTON:
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that
the two lots of land described as fol-
lows: Lots Nos. Z and II, in Block Il. ach
60 feet. in Barton Heights. located In
county. Va, was sold on the 18th day OF
February, 1894, for deliquent taxes, levies.
interests and costs. due thereon for the
year 1882. to the Commonwealth of .Vir-
thereof has been filed In this office. and
It appearing from the records of this of
flee 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
protect your interests.
Given under my hand this 18th day OF
February, 1903
SAMUEL P. wADDILL,
Clerk Henrico County Court, Virginia.
SAMUEL P. wADD1LL, Clerk.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

HAVING QUALIFIED AS ADMINS
traitor Of the estate Of my father, the
late ROBERT, @. NORTON, hereby
against said estate will present them
to me-, and those indebted To said estate
VIII please II, make s, payment to me.
w, WALLER NORTON.
dec d.
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States District Court for Z the enc E essa
District OF Virginia. in the matter Of
!t ,Soe 81 ihr., oank5upt entered on the
We the Undersigned. viii sell at public
p pisee on the day hour and e. the
valuable tract OF land, lying and being
n Powhathn Co.. Virginia, near Powha-
!Sn FL s,a about - III miles from
Powhatan Railroad; containing 100
acres. more or less. a plat OF this Prop
erty will be exhibited on day OF sale.
tioneers before day OF sale.
This property adjoins the lands OF
saered H one ESQ., ana i qsly con
.n said county. for Its timber. which con-
there is on this land large quantity OF
nifty the fai ralaad asnd its EXCELLENT pIpa
facilities for shipping make ii exceeding
y =, valuable ,la J., and taking into consdera-
can be cut from this land, it offers
special Inducements to timber dealers
signed were directed in. their discretion
10 offer this property In the following
manner. to-wit;--
First They are authorized to sell the
wood and lumber inches and over in
diameter, on the stump. with authority
TO 70, cut and remove the same within three
4
chaser to pay one-third G.3) Of the pur-
chase money In cash, and the balance
In six and nine months. equal install
ments, with interest added from date OF
sale, the purchaser to execute his notes
for deferred payments; title retained un-
til whole purchase money is paid.
Or secondly. They arc. authorized to
sell said Real Estate, including all lum-
Der thereon. and without any reservation
therefor. 1-3 cash and the balance in
and y months. in equal instalments.
with interest added from date OF sale:
the purchaser to execute his notes there
for; title to be retained until the whole
purchase money Is paid.
In either case the purchaser or pur-
chasers shall have the right to pay all
cash II he or they shall so desire. or to
anticipate all deferred payments by
paying the principal sim due with In
terest to date OF payment.
The undersigned reserve the right to
offer first the timber separately; to be
removed as above stated; and then to
right to accept which ever bid in their
Judgment is best, fo- the interest Of all
A. B. APPERsoN,
Admin. OF Jas L. APgpgelr1son, Tt DECD.
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l-H--H-s- aH7sa asas---
NOTICE.

NOTICE OF AGENCY--'ro ALL. WHOM
II may concern; Know all by these pres
ents. that 1 have appointed l.. b, HAN.
agents to conduct the general wood and
Goa business at Thlrty-lst and Poplar
Streets, Richmond, Va. under the style
OF HANCOCK & 4I4ATIIROP, agents for
W. II. Eynum. w u. BYNUM. Feb
ruary. Is. 1903
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-24

fever. Vessel will proceed to Marseilles
without comm unicating with Ma1orca,'
The vessel referred to Is n merchant
ship, which cleared from an American
port under suspicion of being infected.
The State Department. followed her up
by cabegram with tho result above noted.
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No Plague Aboard the Iris

ll3y Associated PressA
WASHINGTON, Feb. g3-'rhe following
yGnblegram WAS received to-day al the
State Department from Vice Consul Lay
I, AT HRroalo Iona, Spain:
t'No plague aboard the iris, malarlal
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TO MARY Z. TYLER, HARRIET !.

TO MARY Il. TYLER, HARRIET a.
/ TYLER & MARTHA GRAYS0N:
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that a
lot. Of land described as follows: Forty
eight feet on Compromise Street. located
county, Va. was sold on the 18th day OF
February, 1909. for delinquent taxes,
levies. interests and costs due thereon,
for the year 1888, to the Comm onwcalth
OF Virginia: an application for the pur-
chase thereof has been filed In this office,
and 1t appearing from the records of this
you are further notified to appear here in
four months from the date OF this notice
and do what may be necessary to protect
your Interests.
Given under my hand this 10th day OF
February, 1903.
Clerk Henrco County Court, Virginia
SAMUEL P. wADDILL. Clerk.
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NEGRO GETS DAMAGES
FROM PULLMAN COMPANY
ley Associated Press.

TRENTON, N. j., Feb. 2s.-1n the
United States Court here to-day a jury
awarded $500 damages to Rev. Henry p.
Johnston, of Camden. a colored man, who
sued the Pullman Car Company for SlO,-
CO.. Johnston is editor of the Christian
riding in u Pullman car between Rich
mond. Va, and Washington, sought SER
vice in the dining car, lie claimed that
he was refused food by different suffer,
fuges, Notwithstanding he applied three
times. Finally, when all the passengers
had been served and the employees Were
eating, he said, he was offered food,
Will Get the Cup.
The Richmond College baseball team
will receive the cup given by the Inter
collegiate State Athletic Association.
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BY Augustine Royal &. Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctoneers,
Office:sN 10 Tenth Street Leader Bldg,
fg Manchester, Va.
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Major Anderson improving,
Major William a. Anderson, Attorney.
General who rs nnderl treatment at St.
Llkes Hospital, IS making fine progress
toward recovery
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a UCTIoN SALE
One of the INCEST Suburban Houses and
Lots on Maury Street, Just outside the
corporate limits of MANCHESTER. Va, Inn
medIatellg IN front Of 81, i Ninth Street, o on
at 4:3O O'Clock P. NJ, on the premises.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-24

BY request Of the owner Ga. non-resi-
dcnt) we will sell at public auction, on the
day, hour and place, name above above, that hi
uated on the south side of NIaury Street.
inIlthe county off, Chest erneld., between
Ninth and Tenth Streets: This handsome
LOT fronts "a 1-3 feet by les feet deep. This
is a most desirable home. just across the
street from the city limits, where the tax
is very small and at the same time have
Undersigned before day of sale for further
Information. This property presents many
advantages and should attract special at
gTERMs-Liberal. and made known at
sA AUGUSTINE RoYALL & CO..
Auctioneers.
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A. B. APPERsON,
Admin. of Jas. L. Apperson, TT. decd.
GEO. a. JONES'
Assignee & Trustee.