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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-26
THE COMMITTEE
IN A QUANDARY
Will Have to Move Before New
Building Is Ready
for Occupancy.

The Presbyterian Committee Of Pub
LEGATION finds itself in somewhat Of a
quandary. WIZ
When the committee disposed Of the
property at Tenth and Main Streets 1t
signed contract to deliver the building
by April list There was no expectation,
however, that 1t would ever be called
supon to I'LL this contract to the letter.
It thought to be able to rent the place
until the new building for the committee
could be erected on the Randolph site
at Sixth and Grace Streets.
But the purchasers OF the properly
have just decided to pull down the build-
ing and put UP an cight-story steel
structure. They wish, naturally, to pc
gin work in the spring, when the
weather opens. Hence, the committee
win have to move out without delay.
Until it can get the new building up It
will have to rent some small place. Inc
large stock Of books, etc, will thus nave
twice to be moved.
At this time the committee has not
definitely decided upon the kind Of build
ing to erect at Sixth and Grace Streets
A committee is at work on the matter.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-26
JAMES BROWN MARRIES
AND CAUSES TROUBLE
Especial to me Timos.Dlspptch,

PHILADELPHIA, PA. February 25,--
One hundred and thhty-four residents of
Philadelphia who bear the name Of James
Brown were kept busy informing their
friends that they had not been married
mt powsen, Md, on Monday night, The
cause OF this trouble WAS Il published dis
patch from fowsen which stated that a
James Brown. OF this city. had visited
that town and been married to Miss
TllIie krell, The bride, who was described
as beautiful young woman, handsomely
goWned. had accompanied Brown to Tow
sen,
II was the uncertainty Of the address
OF tile couple that led the friends OF the
known James BROWNS TO twit them about
the affair. Those who are already bound
IN wedock did not find the task OF con,
vincing their friends very hard one. bu,
the Jumeses who are still IN bachelor
hood arc still having trouble.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-26
PRINCESS MAY WE'D
HER HAIR DRESSER
Especial to Tho Times. Dispatch.l

BERLIN, February 25.--Another royal
scandal or what the monarchial circles OF
rrropo would regard as one, Is now be-
Ing spoken Of in this city. where IT Is
said with something like authority that
the Grand Duchess Anastasia, OF Mccle-
lcnburg- Schwerin, mother Of the reigning
Grand Duke is about to wed her hair
dresser. E,E
hurrieGly to Berlin for q conference with
the Kaiser and that his mother. has gone
into retirement In HuTvr~ laid SEM
blancc Of truth to the story.
Grand Duchess Anastasia, who is only
forty-two years Of age and is stu
beautiful woman is a cousin Of the Gar
and mother Of Princess Christian, OF Den
mark, wife to the heir apparent.
The relgning Grand Duke Is still I'M
married, and it has been limited of late
that Princess Beatrice, Of Saxe-Coburg-
Gotha, would make him very suitable
wife. The Grand Duke will come OF age
on April 9th.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-26
CHILD WOLINLST
TO PLAY TONIGHT
The Mollenhauer Concert
Company at the Y. N. g.
a. This Evening.

The Mollenhauer Concert Company
appears tonight at Y. M. G. A. Hall.
ON this occasion three generations OF
Eviolnists will appear at once--the Mol
lenhauers, grandfather father and
grandson. The latter is only four years
and nine months old, but plays with
artistic skill most remarkable
n Tho programme will be as follows:
5ssa ,ss PIANO SOLO.
II. Senate on. ........... Beethoven
Herr Hans Won Dreher.
e. Fantasia Caprice III T.. Violin Solo
u Ed. Mollcnhauer
VIM. T. r.. Mollcnhauer
s. Duo in A...... ......... Fieuxtemps
0 Ed and VIM. IL. 7. Mollcnhauer.
PIANO SOLO.
III Air de Ballet. ............. Moskowsi1
Herr. Hans Won Dreller.
VIOLIN SOLO.
8. Fantasi Priere con yariazionl
X e BrAvura observation-disclosures. SIngelee
VIM. T. Y. Mollenhauer, Jr
The public are requested to remember
4 that this child Is in reality but an In
Sfant, and to perform the selections he
4 does is well-nigh an impossibility con-
sidering his tender years. lie does not
Y play a melody or two. pounded In by
ear, but plays his solos from the page.
Hs will be seen in the difficult Raft
Trio. in which he performs the first Vio-
lin.
The child wonder viollnist. Of all ages,
q only 4 years 8 months old.
VIOLIN SOLO.
G. Concertstruck. >. ED M5llenhauer
Ed. Mollenhaucr.
r. Trio for 8 .Gfolins,.. and Plano-Raff
: Ed .MolenhaEnr,ySV4n. +. u. Molenhauer
VIM. r. 7. Mollenhauer. IT.
Grandfather, Father and Son.
The three generations of volinlsts never
before been upon any stage.
i s. Habanera.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. sarasate
M VIM. lN. 7. Mollenhauer.
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! Six ]. Physicians 4 J I: K
Said Diabetes.
Eriaht'e Disease md Dlnbe tee
Arc Positively Durable.

John A. Phelps OF tho Hotol setelfef, 7el
4 6utter street, "a old-t1me 5nn FranpiSoo bust
ness man, interviewed December 81 1901
CIT ID hard tor people to believe Brightly
Disease and Diabetes are cura bio. VIII you
let ua mention your oaao
A..-You may. i've told many about IL.
8s C.--Dld physicians DECLARE 1t Diabetes
A.--A half dozen did. For three years I DO.
clined steadily till finally had TO coll my
business. Tho Inst doctor thought ia 1.-Two only
about six weeks aud advised ME to strntghtcn
out my affairs. III 2
Q,.I11ow soon ala you begin to mend under
* The apeci6o gravity soon began to drop.
but 4. vas nesrlyi : year before was perfectly
easoa y 81 b fStd @ breh
Disease upon hearing my experience TOOK u
np "a recovered go, ,Ie., VI /, u. ,.,
r Al don't like to mention them without
their permission One was friend ~ Collin
0hG on h4
was that Of yel:.to-do lndy in TITS otty who
w na asS Iye Rol BY her phy'oans sho Is
Q.-Whnt do Of, think now Of tho ourabihty
OF chronic Bright's Disease and Diabetes
& Al h I; known for several years that they
Q.--But the books shy TINT they aro noti
A.oe'rtainly they %, md TOR that reason IS q,
many VIII not OF FIRST believe II, out thcy WIZ
gradually.
Medical works agreo that Bright's Disease
and Diabetes are incurablc, but 81 por cent.
positivel , recovering under tho Fulton Com.
md rheumatism offer but short rosistAnce)
Prioo, 81 for tho Bright's Disease and 81 60 for
the Diabettc Compound. John J. Fulton Co.,
go Montgomery ST., San FrHnolsco, sole com.
pound ers. \ Free tests made for patients. Do
scriptive pamphlot mailed FREQ.
OWENS & MINOR DRUG CO.,
DISTRIBUTORS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-26

In execution Of a deed Of trust. dated
April lst, 1896. and recorded n Henrico
County Court in II -. l6l page pa, g, ll I
trustee In tho place and stead OF Virginia
Trust Company. by mn order of the Coun,,
ty Court Of Henrico county Va. entered e!
p ppgsu isiS viii sell b. public auction, on
me p aTGHsbS e MARCH 3. 1903,
PROPERTY pr per above referred TO-, situated on
Dill's Lane. and running back southwnrd-
~ to the Ghesnpcake and OHIO 4iaali KALI. Y.
ana Gp s nor Tna Mes gh
land Park and Chestnut ELL.
The improvements, consist ot most most
bcommodions and well-nrranged dwelling
house containing about twelve rooms; q
managers house with four rooms, and
ample and convenient stables. cow-sheds
carriage-house, hay,house. ana j. other
braces about 70 acres. Of which about %
or &c acres occupy IL tcau OF FERTILE
land In a high state Of cultivation, WINE
valley BY which the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway approaches the city. and by ren-
son OF abundant shade and never,fa1l-
Ing stream of pure water is VaihuOlc 'ts
1 :" The neighborhood Is good there being
many refined and. cultivated people llvlng
nearby. Among the many attractions not
mentioned. attention is especially called
to the bold spring, Of magnificent water,
situated close to the dwelling house, and
from which water Is supplied by hydraulic
rams for use Of bath, closets; etc. in the
This property will be sold either as q
whole or in subdivisions. as may seem
best at the time Of sale. and q, plat. OF
the property can be seen at the Office
of the auctionecr. sa
TERNIS-One-fourth cash. and the resi-
duo in three equal !nstalments Mt one,
two and three years for negotiable notes.
with interest added and secured ! by Q
decd Of trust on the property; or all cash.
at tho option of tho purchaser.
w. j. WESTWOOD,
Substituted Trustee
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BY Geo. e. Crawford 8 Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
500 East Main Street
TRUSTEES SALE
THE FARM KNOWN. AS RoGKETrs,
IN HANOVER COUNTY, CON 4ss
TANNING I'll ACRES WITH
LARGE BRICK RESIDENCE,
wv C.O0Il OR Il1EI2

In execution OF q certain deed Of trust
re er. in - the Clerks office q Hanover
County Court. d. 3, 4. page, 21e, ana l ny
order Of the beneficiary n said deed, there ne
portion Of the money therein secured, 4!
vii offer for sale, on the premises, on
I = sATuRDAY, MARCH 7;rH 4.
referred to- and which Is too well known
to 81 require a more detailed description; -
TERMS Cash as to cost OF sale, aaa
OF three hundred and elghty-nine ($aSs 90
dollars with Interest from February l4th.
1908 until paid the resid1e i ps 20, f9 dolaTs
n o 1nne YEAR and four hundred and thirty;
three (s433. 0O) dollars in two years, ana
the balance as may be announced at sais'
- c. a, CRAWFORD. Trustee.
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. An ORDINANCE.

eRANr4NSe fEsSESdhMfsS5Ho5N - IT, THE
T TfnS LAWS AVS or t HE sTATIs 81
GINA TO ,GoNSTRuGI 7, AND ANT, MA I \,
TAiY & N GGAhN TR G3EGRr sr fASSH
NEAR TIIIc LIN - OF SExTtl STIR !1lST.
BE It ordained by the Council of the
city Of Richmond:
1st.. That permission be and Is hereby
granted Tho Tredegar Company. q 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,
structed according to the plan presented
by said Tredegar Company, and now on
tlle IN the office Of City Engineer; and
terals as shall be satisfactory to the
"a, T H1S s%id 'rredegar Company shan a
repair, and shall make such repairs as the
Committee on Streets may at my time
deem reasonable for the safety Of persons
4th. The permission hereby granted shall
ct any time be subject 70 any amendment
mission, the said Tredegar Company, Or
any, subsequent owner of said raceway,
shall immedlate!y conform to such amend
!. Jth. The SAID psrmissionp is given subject
t. the GondisionS that the SAID Tredegar
said raeeWSay vii Ihndem;1nify reimburse
tho city may be required to pay by ,rea-
aged IN any way, IN property or person,
BY tho construction existence, or im-
proper or negligent maintenance of said
a 9Th, Il, any work Is done under this
orflinance. the said rredegar Company
shall obtain from the city Engineer hIl
Written permit to excaNate IN streets Of
=" 18th. For failure TO conform fully to
the provisions Of shls 1rdhhamee or any
hsreunasr ths said owe sasse 81
c9,anpa o shsl BE- lIabe to ne Of
not less than. ten nor more than nfay
dollars; each days failure 70 ne se ep
' Stn. This ordinance shat be in force
from It's passasge !, ,,,>, a A1,cIYc,r
Feb. 24-5t c1ty Clerk.
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q as'r {s IF f. e p sa;s
R Rnrf rbr y6gna IN the mater
az HDo Of. rebruary Da iM en'ereu e ~
We the. ui,derslgned, will sell at public
n psao n on the day Seug and oews s
yaluabls tract ], Of land lying and being
Sn saon Fl tho T Fafmv, tso%
acres. more or less. a plat OF this Prop-
erty viii be exhibited o. day Of 4 sale.
\ toneers before day Of sale
This property adjons the lands Of
Danl. Hatcher. Esd. ard .is Justly cor.
In said county. for Its timber. which cons
there e on THIS land q large quantity q
facilities for shipping make It exceeding
Y valuable and taking ntG eonsld,etr1,
can can be cut from this land, It offers
special inducements to timber dealers
and gctters. 5 II, .!.3f
signed were directed in! their discretion
to offer this property IN l3, tho following
'' Fjrst. They al are authorized TO sell tho
wood and, lumber $ inches and oyer in
diameter, on the stump. with authority
70 cut and remove the same within III, three
(d) years from ullc 5UlG iic pul
chaser to pay onc-thlrd G-3) OF the pur-
chase money in cash. and the balance
in six and nine months. equal install.
sale, the purchaser to execute his notes
FOR deferred payments; title retained 4, I'M n
til whole purchase money Is paid. #
Or secondly. Theycare authorized 70
Der thereon. and Without any reservation
thereto ia cash and tho BALANCE IN
and El2 months, IN equal instruments.
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 nc or they shall so desire. or to
anticipate all deferred paymenn ny
paying tho principal sum due with ms
terest to date OF payment.
The Undersigned reserve the right to
offer first the timber sepnrately:,.to 20
removed as above stated: and then to
offer tho land and timber. reserying the
right to accept which ever bid In theiI
Judgment Is best for tho interest OF all
-, - ''S'' 800 M { 3. A. B. ltPPERsoN,
Admin. of Jas. L, Apperson, IT.. decd &
NS,'-i. ~ I. Is GEO, "a. JONES, rs
Assignee & Trustee.
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Church Notes.

Dr. W. Il. Cave, OF laducah. Ky., Il,
in the city on a short visit, pr Cave
has just accepted eull to q Presbyterian
Church at RHleigh, n. G., and nc is now
on his way to that city.
Or, Theron II. Rice, of Atlanta, Is q
guest Of Mrs. jameson. at tile Union
Theological Seminary on Tuesday owe
ming a reception in honor Of Dr., Rice
was given 10 the faculty ana students OF
the seminary
pr. G. y. strickler Of Union Seminary
has gone 10 Atlanta 10 olilriate al the
marriage OF Ids son. DR.. Cyrus Stricken
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-26
MUNICIPAL OWNERSHIP
AND FRANCHISES
(By Associated Press.

NEW YORK, February 25.-The con-
ventlon on municipal ownership and iran iran
chises, which is to continue for three
days, opened here today. There was
good attendance, and the proslnEiiae
pives promise Of some interesting discus
sions on municipal topics. Papers pre-
pared by Robert r, Porter, director Of
The eleventh census Robert Donald, edi-
tor of tho Municipal Journal London,
and by Charles Y. Yorkes were read by
the secretary. I...
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-26
AN ENTERTAINMENT AT
CORCORAN HALL TONIGHT

The Parsonage Society of Trinity
Methodist Church will give u select en-
.ertainment at corcoran Hall tonight.
There will DO vocal and instrumental
music by the best talent of the city, as
well as Rotations and readings by
celebrities Of special note.
The affair IS under the direction of
Professor /, L. Mitchell the widely
known choristcr,
Such handsome programme will
doubtless DRAW full house,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-26
SEALED PROPOSALS.

FORT MONROE, VA, FEB Fl, 1903
Sealed Proposals N n triplleate for con con
charge Pipe here will be received until 10
+ NJ. MARCH 49, 1908. U. s reserves right
to accept or reject any or all proposals or
any part thereof. Information furnished
Z on application. Envelopes containing pro-
posnls should DO market Proposals for
Constructing Sewer" addressed c. f..
ETONNSLTCY & @. M,
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LEGAL NOTICES.


WIZ GIN.I AN TIE Law. AND Up
RICHMOND, JANUARY 81. 1908:
Z. Kate Turner. Plaintiff.
against
IN CtTANCERY.
divorce a vinculo matrimonii by the plain
tiff from the defendant.
And an affidavit having been made ana
filed that the defendant, above named, Is
not a resident of the State of Virginia.
1t Is ordered that he do appear here
within fifteen days after the due publica-
ton hereof and do what Is necessary to
protect his interest herein.
P. F. WINSTON. Clerk.
G. X. Pollock, p. q. ss
TO HENRY M. TURNER:
You are hereby notified that on WE'D
NESDAY, the 18th day of March. 1903, at
the office Of G. X. Pollock. Room u,
shafcr Building. Richmond, Va between
the hours Of 10 a. M. and 4 P. M. OF that
day, I shall proceed to take the deposit
lions Of Lizzie Blount and others. to be
read as evidence In my behalf IN GER
tain suit In equity, pending In the Law
and Equity Court OF Richmond. wherein
7 am plaintiff and you are defendant;
be not commenced on that dav or If COM
menced, DO not completed on that day,
the taking thereof shall be continued
from day to day, or from time to time,
at the same place. and between the same
hours, until the same be completed.
r. KATE TURNER. by Counsel.
G.. *. Pollock. Attorney at Law.
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AUCTION SALE.

I w,,l sell for whom It may concern,
tie efss heT Rsa anita ana f Rset the
A '''e uTiH II ssIssY MARCH 81 1908,
e good sans Maf M of Harr ssn
I IpEo 30 aHtrr Carts, Manure Spreadcrs. Now
ers1t Grain Drills. selfbinders, Hay Rakes,
5Tediders and Hay loader. Anyls, Fellows,
etc.. etc,
I !F' wv f-- 81 JOS, LAsITTER.
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Y BY Pollard & Bagby,
Real Estate Auctloneers.

AUCTION SALE
p SB "a 59 SA ASSE#
! b III Fo III; HIM AND FIRST
sTREEETs,, Il, yKN 70 ar, Ar A,Is,r
We viii sell, to close UP an estate, "
auol'o' H5ip II MARcH 3, b 1908 {, 3, ,onoa
VI, valuable 'I property. The dwelling is q very
good Old style house wdlh ahons a .ea
staple on the premises, Tho lot, Whl,G; i,
is aIbeauty,, fronts 81 y. feet Get. on nrhnklttle
asMnsI5iles Ia common This Is one Of The the
9 6eHHb t ittt' such choice property is on tho
market ad { you W Nb ssMttas homs
The property Ia bounded on the east ~
the handsome hoWe$of =, p. Ho,chktss'
Al'TiSEsRMs- Easy, and announced ct tht
s SAW ". POLLARD s. BAGBY.
n; # q ibS3 Auction srs, "a
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NOTICE.

TnT1CTl' or GEN CY-To ALL WHOM
may concern Know ,ss AL by these HPSN.
Il ~ ~ and GEORGE a.. $LATTIROP my
ngents to conduct the general wood and
coal business at Thlrty-first and Poplar
Streets, Richmond, Wa runder the STYLE we
W +, Bynum. w. r. BYNUM. Feb
8 ruary, 10, 1903. ~ I'LL
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MEETINGS.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the annual meeting Of the stockholderz
Of the CHESAPE1AK,D WESTERN y, u; 81
nal office of the company No. 1o14
East Main Street, Richmond, Va. on
Tuesday the Sd day, Of March, ooa.
at the hour of 10 o'clock M FOR
the election OF directors and for the
trnnsac tion Of such other business as
inny properly come before It. Ohm
TX EDWARD, Secretary.
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
Of the 'CHEsAPEAEE WESTERN CO.
viii be held at the principal office Of
tie Company No. 1914 I Main Street Il
Richmond, Va, on on TuEsDAl;s the "a
for the election Of directors and the
transaction Of such other business as
may properly come before the meeting.
49, JOHN C. WARD, Secretary.
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AUCTION sAIEs-THrs DAY.
sE;is \; BY "A b j. Chewnltg Coz
I; Real Estate Auctioneers.
IA Tor AND tMPROY1IMINTS,
& No, III CApElLL STREET.

G In execution Of u decree Of tto Law 4. ar !
Equity COURT Of thc IN, Sity Sf ~ aiIt 81
C M,inYl thereby appointcd. sell by
auetieA !, 'R911 the ,R r1s'R11JgGSsh sf' 1eos
ri 4;ao O'clock II. Nj the property nuns
6ered as above fronting 2lis feet, on the
nortf line Of Cabell Street by depth q
= 0T,fE5RM-One.thifd cash, bulance IL
eo,ini nstnl1nentsI at o and ~ months tor
notes. Interest added and title retalned1
and conveyance ordered by the court
- IN A ,3{E h 3ILl1S B.EIACKSON,
c. . r.. Nv F1rTTJT, }41s
Special Com missoners. E
1 hereby certify that the bond required
Of the Special Commissioners by the above
u'' W p. ri MiNsToN, Clerk
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By r, b. C,haftin g. Co., Inc..s
IRE cal Estate Auctioneers.
No. l N. Tenth Street.
TRUSTEES AUCTION

TRUSTEES AUCTION TT N 5is
GOOD FARM OF 92 100 AC 5,RI 81 ST sn
SSifATfyD ON WILLIS CHURCH p R4SAaIp'
NABOUT is MILES E'ROHll, ~, NM TST-II 54E
-MOND, AND tNOWN,,ee,AA.S ;xI7IsrIf 1Tl5
FfELD.' COOP H0DSsE : TX TX = IN r. :
FIVE OR SIN, R cl!f ri, dir, tc1IT.
tin;ffifiILD1NGS, ABOUT 70 NJ
ACREs CLIlARED and
AI % ACRES IN WOOD.
Acting under decd Of trust, dr9 M IONA onH
nnrtnn Todd, dated February ~: In ITon M!n
recorded in the clerks ol 1lS ~ napa iii
County Court, IN =. .; iT ,n th'e rnayment
defauitt 81 n n Money therein secured and be;
81 !, ca trenurei BY the beneficiary, we VIII
i Iaf * ~ publio auction, In front OF tiaa'
rico %%G}ssbbtEyE sfalsnop MaAFcI1 . 1905
at 1s Nj the property described thaf I'M IN I've Y
s tract Of land and the im rdnty
dnh 'boiunded as as follows: On the north
b 1 land of the Methodist parsonage
and OF Of Robert r.. Smith, on thu, east by
The land of Robert II. Smith and Thomas
CIV on the south by the land or Thomas
Glly'nnd Malvern Hill Farm, ana on inc
west BY tho lnnd Of Peter Crewee.
as to expense Of execut'
ing this trust. and to pay ss34; with in der
SAME SAME from february. 18th, 1909 and sslss
duo February 18th, 1904; balance at and
years rom Rios TIkf s. ~ W. GARDNER,
Trustees.
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ySnap eSAots Gn,@on
! ~ .5zfotol .G0bbles
ss.,a,aas,eseD a,aos9e0ecD8GGs

FV.
~ was n great mistake, in my view Of
tbo case. for the House to adopt the
amendment offered by Mr.. Lasster 10
tno general tax bill" said prominent
House member Mt Murphy's last night
1T Is true that to shift the burden from
Intangible property to real estate VIII
make an addition or about $l7b.0Oo in
tho amount OF revenue to DO raised, but
the addltionAl sum Is not needed. ana the
plan by which 1t is proposed 70 DO Falseu
VIII not satisfy the people,
H"Whcn you write across your tax Dill
+ cents additional for PENSIONS there IS
poinr to be a howl, for while the people
do not object to paying 1t, they do object
when It is laid rs 4 specific tax on real
property. and when invisible subjects are
relieved to that extent, earnestly hope
that the Senate will reject the amend
ments."
"rherc are two questions which are
Interesting the country people more and
more each day" said Nlr. w. a. Carson,
or Riverton, at New Fords last night
''Onc Is the subject Of good roads, ana
tho other that of suppresslng tho promls-
cuous sale of liquor,
"rhere is no question in my mind that
tho day Will come when they will both
DO very live issues before the people In
elections.
I'm my view OF the case, tho best solu-
ton of the llq(Ior question lies In the
writing of u general dispensary law on
our statute books. Sat-
Judge n. r. b, Wright Of Tarpahan-
mock. and Hon. Jonathan Woodhouse, Of
Princess Anne. were among tho proml-
nent East virgnians at Mul'phys last
night
MIR. A. G. Rucker. manager OF Mr..
Thomas r. RyaI,H splendid "Oak Ridge"
farm on the Southern Railway, In Nell
son county. is in the city. and was at
Murphy's last night.
Nlrginiaps here last night:
Murphy's-B, NJ Cunningham. Roanoke;
Jonathan Woodhouse, Princess Anne; N,
E. Gnuling, I.ynchburg; c, G. Barclay
! Norfolk; w. G, Loving, Loyingstoni
| Holmes Conrad. Winchester; II. G. Page
| Grove; s. y, Hedges, SAKE.
| l.eNngt Eugene Ould Campbell
county; John S. Riley, Bedford CITY; Dr
| n. p. Kobcr, Bedford Springs' c, d
Blair, Roanoke; pr. w. g. Pettus, New,
! port News; O. w. Heater. Frederick
county; c. M. Garrett, Granville; G
J. Campbell, Amherst; ]. H. larry, Neck
lenburg,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-26
Judge in Norfolk.

Judge Edmund Waddill. Jr.. Is still in
Norfolk. where he Is holding court, Dis
tiict Attorney Lewis is also there
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-26

THE -ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Stockholders OF THE p. z; TAYLOR;
4 COMPANY will be held ut the office OF
= the Company, No. 1O11 East Main Street.
Is Richmond, Va, on MONDAY, March
8, 1903, at O clock r. NJ.
"a Ffaf CHARLES X COULL1NG,5 VI
Secretary and Treasurer.