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DAII4Y:sTEAMER
Movement to Resume Service Between
West Point and Baltimore.

Movement to Resume Service Between
West Point and Baltimore.
~ Mr.. Reuben Foster, president OF the
York River Line OF steamboats,, returned
Ito Bal timore yesterday, after visit OF
several days to Richmond, during which
: time he has been g'perfecting arrange-
ments for a resumption Of the daily boat
service between West Point and Balt-
more, via his route. Tie was In confer
cnce with Captain Westbury. Of the
Southern, upon number of occasions.
4 It Is the purpose OF the York River
Line to put In active operation before
the month expires a daily steamship SER
vice In Chesapeake Bay and up and down
York River the route of travel which
was SO universally popular last summer.
The boats will make connection daily at
West Point with the Southern Railroad,
and no lost time will be occasioned trav-
elers. tourists or others,
< With the idea In view OF furnishing
much Improved service. the York River
Line has had their elegant vessels, Bal
timore and Charlotte, In dry-dock all
winter undergoing repairs. 1t is said
they are now In first-cass shape and
will compare favorably with the best that
lis afoat,
VII During the winter months the York
River Line has operated trl-weekly
schedule, but with the Inauguration OF
the daily service this summer 1t is pro-
ibable that in future years 1t will he
maintained ut all seasons. The travelling
public, many of whom favor the river
route, are anxious 10 see such the case,
and President Foster has 1t under con-
sideration. Much will depend upon the
patronage shown this SUMMER
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reason was the threatening, violent at
8titude Of the congregations. He added
that there was no mistaking the man
Gner In which the friends Of the congre-
cations and the congregations themselves
had received the action of the Chamber
In voting to expel the latter from France;
They were openly talking of violent re-
sistence Under such circumstances, the
leaders Of; the Left party had requested
him not to be absent himself from Paris.
The Premier said the reports Of q dis
agreement between tho President and
Himself or between himself and the mem
bers Of the ministry had no foundation.
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ssA'LE 5 "a oPosALs.
Thel Citv Of Rithtnond " virginia,
IN Office CITY W'ater IN orks,,

KS III Ia, n n SS'a n City Hall
SEALED PRO SAILS Will Wi ~ 81 BEt His.
S Ssyil a ths uht as
sixS (5l 2l-lnch Gate Valves.
Two (2l 2o-ihch cute valvcs.
Ss ,s 90 1sinGa ae asts ys vslses
nv Slwo Y ~ lo s.iichs u aiU Valves IN
Eight (S) s-inci1 Gate Valves.
q tsYiir y y.llSSeos{, soast. 1ranS Pipes
rs iS.incii cast. Iron Plies.
1900 pounds Special, Castings {, zone
a 3o-Inch ~ 24-lnch Tee, ore so.itnt
+ Sleeve and renainde OF "a, 20 and l6-
&itlch spacias Crosses Tees. Bends,
81 6So poands plg Lead, best quality ~
e'dftat1''ns ahS isot,llins fSlpe Trench,
per GU b. yard. b N =. !. I'll j. VI (, <.
rSGAAll Pip. Specials and, Valves, to be b,
" delivered ff o. b. ut Richmond az 1n
n such quantities 3Ehs may be f1etermined
II by the Superintendent Of Water wv 9 rks.
4 All other supplies to DO delivered AZ
+ water works shop or pipe yard, Speci-
ficatlong and further lllforttia,,t Ton :, can
4 inittee on Water reserves the right TO
4 increase or decrease the above named
uuantitie 6. pers cent, and ais reserves
K theEright9 to reject any or all bids. a
n certified check for $500 must accompany
& q ~. q - CHARLES. r. BE LLfNG.
Mar q 22,25,272S.3l d superintendent.
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seeks. in a! spirit OF ignorant r anncor. to;
overthrow the very foundations upon
which rest our national well-belng,
IL, GREAT PROBLEMS,

In consequences Of tho extraordinary
industriul changes of the last half cen
tury and notably of the last two or three
decades, changes due mainly to the rapid-
ity and complexity of our industrial
growth, we are confronted with prob
lens which, in their present shape. were
unknown to our forefnthers Our great
prosperity, with Its accompanying con-
centration OF population and OF wealth,
It's extreme specialization of faculties,
nnd its development of giant Industrial
leaders, has brought much good and
some evil, and It Is as foolish to Ignore
the good as wilfully to blind ourselves
to the evil RafqI, x. 3 2.if n as,T +. RI q
Tho evil has been partly the inevitable
accompaniment Of the social changes,
and where this Is the case it.acan be
cured neither by law nor by the admin
istration of the law, the only remedy
lying in the slow change of character
and OF economic environment. But for q
portion of the OWL. at least. we think
that remedies can be found, We know
well the danger of false remedies, and
we are against all violent. radical and
unwise change. But we believe that by
proceeding slowly, yet resolutely, with
good sense and moderation, and also
with firm determination not to be
swerved from our course either by fool
ish clamor or by any base or sinister In
fluence, we can accomplish much for the
betterment Of conditions.
QUOTED FORMER. SPEECH,
Nearly two years ago. speaking at the
State Fair in Minnesota, ] said:
at Is probably true that the large ma
jority of the fortunes that now exist In
this country have been amassed, not by
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-04
MISS WILSON ASKS
MANY THOUSANDS.
Young Lady Who Was Hurt
by Street Car Files a
Big Suit.

y AS an aftermath OF the thrilling escape
of Colonel John Murphy his son John,
'Jr., and Miss Katherine Wilson, Of Phil
adelphia, a visitor and guest at the MUIR
ply home, several months ago at Eighth
and franklin Streets, when the trap in
which they were driving was splintered
by trolley car. the occupants being
thrown to the pavement, there was flied
In the Law and Equity Court yesterday
morning a suit for SIS 900 damages against
the Passenger and Power Company, Miss
Wilson'S name appearing as plaintiff. She
was seriously injured, and has enga ged
eminent counsel to push her suit against
the erring corpora ton .,3
The accident happened shortly after
g o'clock ono morning as the trio Of well
known people were coming into the city
from Colonel Murphy's residence. The
carriage had just turned into Eighth
Street from Franklin, when car sudden
'lyEapproached from the rear, coming In
contact with the vehicle, # III
II Because OF the prominence of the peo-
pie interested and the large sum sued
for. the outcome will be watched with
Interest. The case will be set for trial
at the next term Of court.
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The City Of Richmond. virginia.
it{li{S55 Office City W alter w orks, 83

SEALED Pro PosALs yliI; !, BE NJ i
April s, 1908, at Is o'clock I. M for the
IF ne ysqr fhdngg End sse "
f Ten i0-inch HUB End Gate Valves
Eight 12-lnch Hub. End Gate Valves.
4 - l0,inch Hub Dnd Gate Valves.
Tvont ESn boba Hoas Hass cate Fire
aSsae nc To1zf ub ,1 be
below SURFACE pavement, !.
800 s-inch Cast-lron Pines, per ton. 4
600 8-inch Cnst-1ron p pes, per ton.
$685. 1o-inch Gast-1ron pcs, per ton.
]Sneh Gas.]ro P Pes P per t ton
---s 2O-inch Cast-lron r pcs, per ton.
10000 pounds Special Castings. Crosses.
Tees. Sleeves, e Bends. Reduccrs. etc..
Z 250 Small Stop Cock Boxes.
8lrH $50 Meter Boxes. *.
sS pRe eS"aSs Rs Lead Easing Sesst o daa''y'
poun BdlssA4es sS9e5Ri y.
80 l-inch Tapping Cocks (Hadesty
III Hl-2.lnch Tapping Cocks tIIadesty
/. ~ s-4:inch Tapping Cocks (IIodesty
Sc i;ineh Roundway Stop Cocks for
v sc $l-inch Roundway Stop Cocks for
So 6.Seinch Roundway stop Cocks for
60 t-s.inch Roundway Stop Cocks for
~ s4.inch Roundway Stop Cocks for
lead and iron pipe. s iig
Y 2-inch Roundwayk Stop Cocks for
II lead and Iron pipe.
II u 1-lnch CORPORATION Cocks
u 3-4-inch Corporation Cocks. . Ii5 III
* Brasswork to be o { best quality (see
sample at office and Will be let as q
Us IS water Meters and Connections.
= ater Mssess a and Gonnsctons
Per cubic yard for Digging and Refill
gravelled and clay streets.
Per square yard for RELAXING Granite
or Cobblestone Paving. !, :,
Granite Paving. j!2 ~
Per cublcYynrd for Furnace Cinders; 81
Per ton for Hauling Pipe and Spec lals.
All supplies to DO delivered Mt the
snsR Rne y sna ssieP R en-
mono, Va, In such quantities from
direct. Specifications and further. In
formation ca be obtained at. this office. y
The Commttee on Water reserves aht the
named quantities twenty f2D per cent,
and also reserves the right to reject
any or all bids.3A certified check for
Z $500 must accompany each bid, except
where bids II for brasswork only; In
certified check for 500,
CHARLES e. BOILING, 5sa
st Superintendent.
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BY direction Of tho executor, and for
the purpose OF closing an estate we shall
& "WEDNESDAY APRIL 8. 1903,
at o'clock P. NJ, the above-named at
active ami valuable residence. the lot
fronting 2s 3-12 feet, running back wlthin5
parallel lines It's feet more or less. to an
alley In common816 feet Vide and N tho
dwelling thereon. being n most 81 bstantlal;8
spacious and well appointed a detached
lthree-story brick structure, containing
about fifteen rooms OF good size, the usual
modern conveniences. large ba th-room.
pantry, closets, large stationary Kitchen
range. laundry tubs. Latrobe stove. large
fuel vault. and q large brick stable. on = the
+ The present rental Of the. house Is 500
per annum + desired the bullying could
sufficient width or depth. or both.
Z TERMsEone.third cash balance by
terest added and secured by. deed OF trust;
or all in cash. at the option Of the pur-
chaser. Z. v e - = Vi . a !, 7 s
yApl 23,47,s .;sss Auctioneers.f
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CAPTAIN STOCKTON e; 4 9 n
ORDERED ABROAD
nv Aasociatod Pre-

WASHINGTON, April 3.-Captain5
Charles Herbert Stockton has been se-s
lected as the naval attachc Of the lEer-
lean embassy at London to succeed Cap
tain Richardson Glover, who has been
assigned to command the Brooklyn Cap
tain r. M. Berry succeeds Captain Stock
ton in command Of the kentucky.
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where a reception was tendered. In
responding to toast proposed by Presi-s
dent kletzch, Of the club, the Pres dent
said he would endeavorS during his rad!
ministration to preserve peace at home
and abroad, H.
Fl Flo was then taken to the Milwaukee
spent. NJ 81
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TRUsTEE's AUCTION SALE

| = - + $500 = or -
A Comparatively New Well Built Seven.
room Detached Dwelling in one Of the best
locations in Fairmount. being No. lilo N,
Twent y-second Street,
vtaS e 1862 ee ara ee essd q in r ths
d, Is, 1o4 3, page sl5 default having been
made In the payment Of a portion Of the
sasea by the benedcay tHerens 50 s't d a.
III SATURDAY, April. A. 1903. q
mt $40 clock j, M. on the premises, pros
coed to sell by, public auction the prop
ertty, conveyed therein, w,
ments thereon. IN the town q air,monpt,
Henrieo county, ya u beginning at q point
between Q and r Streets, dsta nj 16l feet
9 INCHES north Of, the point OF intersection
rs the w ypa f Mest ae IF n.
extending thence .northwardly along the
snid west line OF Twenty-second Street
and fronting thereon 30 feet, ard running
back at right angles and between parallel
w' 1ess qdsg 'Essi q L fse N P.dp a1a
,,FERMsI,cash sufficient to pay all cost
Of sale. All taxes to day Of sale. and q
debt of tll4 GO, now, due, 80 payments as
EVIDENCED by - notes for $3.50 each, ~ 2.
a. q! 3d. 3d. 81 3d. So a. Is B st. a. 81 g. IS, a.
50, r. 75,s 70 and one year q fter date, and
residue at p months, to be secured by
assa = trust g 81 gfSRS IHoKz !!
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SEALED PROPOSALS.
city Of Richmond. Virginia,
Office City Water Works. q

s57sh 14 3l.8tyElfa City tlull, 1Ps
March Is. 1908.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
ceived at this office until MONDAY,
\ April 6. 1908, at. s r. NJ, for the con;
qf Steel Wa5sr N Towe Res ana
yolr, The substrueture viii be 100 feet
above the pedestals to base Of tank.
The tank will be 80 feet IN diameter
and 30 feet high. and will have a conl-
cal metal cover or hood. Included ~
tho bid will be a 16,ineh supply Pipe Of
+ Cast-Iron and an S-inch Waste or OVER
y ply and waste pipes, all complete, In
Guiding painting. must be included In
x TIC PROPOSAL The bidder viii DO re-
tail drawings and strain sheets with his
bid. Each bid must be accompanied
withiu certified check OF $500 The COM
mittee on water reserves the right TO
e{fi3'g CHARLES p. BOLLIEG,
Ct superintendent.
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injuring our people, but as an Incident
to the comforting Of great benefits upon
the community, and this,SS no matter
what may have been the conscious pur-
pose Of those amassing them. There Is
but the scantiest justification for most
Of the outcry against the men of wealth
ms such; and 1t ought to be unneces-
sary to state that any appeal which d.
rectly or indirectly leads to suspicion and
hatred among ourselves, which tends to
limit opportunity, and therefore to shut
II the door of success against poor mon
of talent. and finally. which entails the
possibility Of lf'Ylessness8 and violence,
is IN attack upon the fundamental prop
critics of American citizenship. Our In
terests are at bottomn cornmon;,hin the
long run we go up or go down together.
Yet more and more tits evident that the
State, and IL necessary the nation, has
got to POSSESS the right of supervision
and control as regards the great corpo-
rations which are Its creatures; particu-
larlysas regards the great business COM
binations which derive a portion Of their
Importance from the existence Of some
monopoistic tendency. The right should
be exercised with caution and self-re-5
straint; but It should exist so that 1t
may be invoked ift the need arises.
In my message to Congress for 1901 I
said: tt5 b 8i 1i III ia sts
l'In tho interest Of the whole people
the nation should, withut interfering
with the power Of the States in the mat
ter, itself also assume power OF super
vision and regulation ovor all corpora.
lions doing an Interstate business
The views thus expressed have now re-
celved effect by the wise, conservative.
and yet far-reachng legislation enacted
by Congress at its last session.
ALLEGED REMEDIES.
: Many Of the alleged remedies advocated
seeks to destroy he disease by killing the
patient, Others are So obviously futile
that 1t Is somewhat. difficult to treat them
faith. High among the latter ! place the
effort to reach the trust question by
means of the tariff. You can. Of course,
BY putting an end to the prosperity Of the
mutton, but the price ior such action
seems high, The alternative ls to do'9S ::
Of the Congress which has JUST closed
that Is, to .endeavor, not TO destroy, COR
pomtions, but to regulate them with q
yiew Of dong aWay YIN s as
tho public use, The law Is not to be adj
In the Interest of the poor man
as such yet in the Interest o.. Of the rich
lnw-abiding man, rich or poor. We are
no moro against organizations OF capital
than against organizations Of labor. We
shall shall do right and shall remember its duty
to the republic Such course we con-
slider not merely benefit to the poor
man. but a benefit to, the rich man. We
doIno man an injustice when we require
him to obey the law. On the contrary,
II he Is a man whose safety and we'll
being depend In u peculiar degree upon the
existence Of the spirit of law and order,
We are rendering him the greatest SER.
vice when we require him to be himself
an cxemplar of that spirit.
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Without Any Foundation,
lky Associated Press. )

u PARIS. April 3.--Premier Combcs, an
swering nm Interpolation of NJ. Rudolf,
Liberal Republican, In the Chamber of Dep
titles to-day, as to why he did not intend to
accompanying President I-oubei on the lat
ter's coming trip TO Algeria. said the real
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.By5J. Thompson Brown & Co. I3l
100 Church Hill Lois
8 Suburban Tracts,
2. 4 AND G ACRES.

2, 43AND 9 ACRES. 81
LAKEWOOD AVE, ON TRACTION LINE.
40 At Auction on the Premises,
THURSDAY APRIL 91.TI. 5 r. NJ.
8 Every lot put up WILL BE SOLD to tho
BIDDER. yS
LAST CHANCE to buy from FIRST
Previous purchasers HAVE REsoLDS al
DOUBLE PROFTTs;. others have built.
best HOME SITES obtainable !. for the
money, Good neighbors: many tmproye-
ments. Rapid Transit and EASY TERMS,
BILL, giving full particulars and. shows
Ing lots already sold and improved. }
~ j. TEI OAfPSON BROWN d Coz
Auctioneers 11l3 Main Street.
AM 4-tds Isl 4. ~ IA, "a. s q siSf3
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Regalned Championship

my Associated Press.) e y sl,
A BUFFALO n. y, April 3.-Tom Jenk-i
ms. Of Cleveland, regained the wrestling
championship tonight by defeating Dan
Mcleod in two straight falls, Time, l
hour II minutes, and IA minutes 80 sec.
.onds.
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The suit of G. and A. Bargamin against
Morgan r. Mills & Company for $4,000
damages, which has been on trial in the
Circuit Court for number Of days, went
to jury yesterday morning. No verdict
having been reached later In the day,
they were excused until Mondaysto. mink
the matter over Amistrial Is probable,
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- Ts1sI 80 49, -
FOR SALE.
sPECIAL OTFE
80. -. N
Ala. cherokee &C. !. leo n. and impts.
Col. Weld co., 1850 a! land. y,

Ala, G Ct ga AL s0 a. and impts
Eia. aeor sens 81 Ssr. q res ana ana
heaFS s tco rss rna S snsr
Re epfde5'e e. esSj a. and n ri 0s
and a otb1dspa sade s and des ru IT, oarn
, Mich. Eaton Rapids. boarding house. bath
h9HSe ana aragd gysr
S SHlya ted Ts watered
n. j., Mar r!S CO., CO.. s. s. a. and ID impts
nj x; y Williamsburg, Bron XIV Park, Park
res a9a IS @9fGn es asoSt
sto sR9rnrfSes
u.s. M iii g. isS q lsRd =
e. SpTbon 81 6; $ 4 ia Imnt55: i !. ].
e. g. 81 m e.? from 70 e. snf p's
S SiaS E a. ioi IT, Le 81 Aad
2, Cultivated; Vineyard and berries: near
g8Sis aR tttta eo gel \ d pnd mnta
pn ,arij 'bps.. stock and dxt,. san
Diego, Cal; 80 Includes small town
= Furmished hotel Norwich. VT; % r.;.s
baths modern impts: we'll patron!zcd;S
Nortb As " N 8 RsaA|AA2S P6}saer pb,a.
Z, II. 4 Y.,1l DR. oKLYN, $50 FINE BLDG,
lots. 2Oxl6O IT, each: within 28 min. OF New
York City Hall. w M, OSTRAN DER &:
CO., North American Bldg. Philadelphia,
AUCTION TsALEs-THis DAY.
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81 3E5,89E "a BY n N. n ". BoWc VI M #
3sS Real Estat Auctione or. I'M VI si5
TRUsTEEs AUCT1 ON SALE 81
FARM OF $50! ACRES
KNOWN. AS 5,.sWDDNEY,s 8, #ADJOIN.
e ING CURES NECK EPI1ANTATION,f
Is sf$i5$S IN iENRICO COUNTY. 4 45tEEst As;y $y

~ SA>
In pursuance OF a deed OF trust from
Martha r.. Smith to the undersigned,
dated May 20. 1850, OF record In e. "A B. l0A,
page 1853 IIenrico. county clerks office,
.Chnncery Court Of the. City Of Richmond.
entered March {, 1908. in the suit of
Cox, administrator, &C.. vs.. p Cox. Exc
cutor &C., being required to- 7, do SO by
In front OF. Henrtco County Courthouse.
1l M ONDAY. & APR1I, 10. 1903, 3. 4
that being the first day OF the April
term OF the County Court that we'll
known. farm or tract OF land in the lower i
end OF sI1enrico countyfa about ~ miles 4
below Richmond. called '.sWEENEY's.'''E9 e
and containing 25oh acres. more or less.
situated on the. Charles City Road, adj
Joining the Curls Neck Plantation, now
owned by Mr.. G. III, SEMI. ii 35 81
4 Il ERMS-T deed requires cash as to-
the debt secured and costs OF sale, but +
~ consent OF the parties Interested tho.
purchaser will be permitted to pay one:
third OF the purchase price In cash and
give negotiable mot es. with intereBt add
ed. at 8, 512 and IS months, e for the resi-. +
due. secured by a deed OF trust on the
property; or all cash. MS preferred.
Apl2-tds " Trustee. I3g
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4 with verdict for the defendant, the
suit OF A. T.. Burton against the Passetl-y
gor and Power Company was concluded
yesterday. #l HI sl
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-i4,5, -,
EApll 2.3,4,7,S
BY Pollard & Bagby. 8s
Real Estate Aucttoneers.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
Il 1 E5.3 fi ia OF Ok 3i5ts
THREE FRAME DWELLINGS . ON
n NORTH SIDE q OF 8. MAIDEN LANE "A
BETWEEN FIRST AND
7BELV1DERE STREETS, sA
USE lei tEFE NOS, 10 1OlA AND B12 $50

December IT, 1884, and recorded In clerks
office OF Richmond Chnncery Court D. b,
lb3 aA,Epage 2s4. default having been made
in secured, We Will seli by3auction. on tbs
premises. on R5lR
.prroperty.a,L Lot A feet o Inches front, ,TS,
In cash to pay cost Of
sale any taxes due, and the sum Of $500, h
with interest from March 10, 1901: residue
Ii II. II. 5 POLLARD, $Jr.,, s9y
WILLIAM tELLYSON,
.Apl Lids IA & Trustees.
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FOR SALE.
VI. FOR SALE.
FARM FOR SALE.

a55 ACRES IN 5CIIEsTERFIELD COUN.t
~; lana rolling. with a mixed gray
and chocolate soil and part Is sandy
loarn1 100 acres cleared and we'll fenced;
balance In Pine Oak Hickory and Gum,
can cut 500, 900 feet or more of lumberi
Is Watered by creek, branches. springs and
Tire wollsi dwelling contains 10 rooms
and three nice porches, nicely painted
three barns, incubator and chicken houses,
and all necessary outbuildlngsi orchard OF
$50 choice Fruit Trees; nine miles from
Richmond, ~ miles from postofflce; land
lies Within u mile OF r. r, station, | mile
from school, x mile from church. and lM
miles from Richmond and Petersburg
Electric line; good reason for selling,
r.. D, CHALkI.I Ely, 3tE
f DreWrys Bluff.Va,
BRICK 70 AND STONE RES. AND
grounds, Main ST., BUFFALO,. N, " IL
rooms; modern impts. hardwood finish,
beau tlful shade trees. also fine bus, loca-
ton. w. M, OSTHANIoER North Amer!-
can Bldg, PHILADELPHIA. j "a Il
5000 Al, WARREN co, !, N, CO. LARGE
mansion house, numerous ontbldgs and
cabins; about o1e-thlrd CLEARED, growing
cotton, corn and peanuts tNaluable tim-
Der; popular shooting gf6inds. w. M.
q 2 y pI,EE, North American BIDS.
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IN BURNING BUILDING.

Mrs, Richardson. OF New Orleans, is
visiting her uncle, Dir. Tabb, Of No, 1907
West Franklin Street,
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B q virtue, Y 4. csrt ~ deed 81 trua;
Comfy Court ii Isl Is b lss 4, page u,
default having been made Iii TIE payment
Of IA part Of the debt seour ed thereby,
iileiary thsreli.L I wlll sell BY public aae-
gATURb BAY, APRIL II. 1905,
In said Trust deed as that piece or paf.
eel Of land 4 with the lmprov there.
Va, containing .flfteen and one-half u613i
acres more or less 4 fronting on the .woii
side OF Brook Turnpike, three. fourt tbs OF
a mile from the city Sof Richmond . in.g
pr oven ents consist OF d Succeed Brick
Dwelling Of nine rooms and other build.
ings, formerly the residence Of John b.
to znny the following chnrges: III
aTERMS-Cashs ufficlent to pay expenses 4
of executing this trust. all unpaid taxes
to Bda y Of sal e and to pm y s., 900 (balancSG
due on the lnst note for s. SOY and Inter.
est on snid 81, 900 from February 16, 1902; II
the residue at ono and two years, to b 4
evidenced by negotiable n o tes, with inter-,
est added and secured BY trust deed ~ !
q ,.5|1,l w. A.8nICKs, trustee. II
BY James H. Crenshaw. Auctioneer. * ~
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TRUSTS THEME
OF president. I

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A COMPARATIVELY New Well Built Seven,
room Detached Dwelling In one Of the best
locn tons in Paramount. being No. lilo N,
Street.
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Fifteen HOUSES
WERE DES.T|R0YED.
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unintelligible words to those about them,
and occasionally darting5 in one OF the
burning buildlngs, only to be driven
back by the intense heat and volumes Of
smoke