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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-27
r1rr TIMES JANUARY

and man who was formerly Il power III
Republican politics i, Ibis stnte. Mr..
Ycst cafno Iii yesterday and Is Mt the
5Powhatan, lie stated that no was out
{ot politics II the sense Of being Al, rs.
hn still took Il lively interest III poll
ftita az q citizen ana a Republican. lie
expressed hope OF the rehabilitation Of
tho party III the State. 4 1Tor years he
has devoted himself to his large mineral
and business interests and has had no
time for politics. When he read IN tho
papers yesterday Of the nominating
speeches Ii, the General Assembly yester-
day. lie said It stirred hin, again with
the memories Of old political battles.
Ito told 81 Il jolnt discussion hc once
Ind with Captain c'amm pattcson twho
was sitting III the lobby not far away y, !.
Jt,,chanan. ,rlat discussion he said last
cd midnight, and was ono OF the
warmost, yet withai frlendiest mix.,,ps
lie had cvcr had II, politics. t was live.
~ Tor tho best portion Of the four hours
Of opening rejolner and reply.
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ATTEMPT TO
REVIVE IRON Pool
,(By Associated Press.

FL; CBy Associated Press.) ~. y.
NEW YORK, JAN. 96.T-RepresentatiNl'ss s
OF steel companies met in conferences e a.
the office OF tho Republic Iron and steei
Company here to-day, the object Of the
conference, it was said being an attempt
to revive the Southern iron pool to SIS
tain prices !. J. y :.
Among those present were President a.
w. Thompson. 1.-The Republic Iron and
Steel Company; Presi dent Don: Bacon. OF
the Tennessee Coal and Iron Company
and j. G. Maben, OF the sloss! sheftseldf
Steel Company. 81 n
Nothing official was given out afterkthe
meeting. 1t was ascertained, however
that there had been a gersral discus
sion Of three propositions. one to form
3 OF the companies; another to make an
informal or 1.gents,mans" agreement on
prices; another looking to q. merger Of al
/. tho companies.
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AMEND ANDERSON BILL.
Two Suggestions Made in Re
gard to Annexation Measure.

Tho Senate Committee for Counties .
Cites and Towns yesterday sat for two e,
hours listening 10 arguments for ana
agalnst the Anderson BIZ, ppova OF the
eor,.orata limits of cities and towns.
@ i the hich iRb as1id a sae eelIaea
neIElstemtiy to adopt. Mr.. Cogbill talked
death II the SENATE II t9 e,oy yes
tnrnnv:s han ~, e the committee adjourned
W ytI action al Until n n: Frida when
argument. pro and con. VIII be resumed i
the bill. setting forth the reasons for It's
provisions and advocating tho mea sure
ID Cannon wealth's A Attorney Louis @.
Wendenburg, Of Henrieo; spoke n I g opp pS
jeetlons to 1t as he conceived them. !.
Ateut the only tn ha aeG9mIpisnea az az
amendment, agreeing that IN the event OF
atxat!on q the tsrrit tesn, to dsr ely
IRON, taxation therein snail be expended
Tor improvements within the area an
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WHICH |. | ! 1. one one.
WILL IT 5 4 !: j J. !
Indications, Are That the Police
Inquiry Will Finally Dis
y place One Of Two.

II has leaked out that more than a
week ago, on Monday. January 18th, to
DO exact. a resolution was offered In the
Board Of Police commissioners In ro-
lation to the Wyatt-Howard case. ,Wlnoh
failed by barA vote. This resolution,
said to have been offered by Mr.. Myers,
! of Madison Ward, In substance proposed
that IL Major Howard sustained his
charges against Wyatt. the latter shopld
DO dismissed, and that II tho charges
We're not sustained. the chief would be
dismissed, This failed, 1t Is understood.
and substitute was adopted, declaring
that the members OF the board did not
desire to commit themselves to any
policy pending the hearing In this cnGe,
The board was said to have been divided,
four to three OH the Myers resolution,
The stenographer who made the record
9ofg the hearing last Saturday has not yet
delivered his copy OF the Transcribed work
to the parties at Interest, or had not yes
3terday afternoon late. It is a rather for-
mldable job, covering many typewriter
pages.
Oficer Wyatt was on the streets yes
terday greeting friends on every side. A
reporter for The Times Dispatch twice
encountered him.. but while talking pleas
antly Of other topics he courteously, nut
positively declined ia discuss the trial
In any way, He woulu not say how many
witnesses he would have, let alone giying
Z the naines OF any.
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R.f&p s s.ssgsr ss,. rs: = 4: l;

f3s1 rains Leave e l1niitun1--lNo Itiysaros g3
Ak jAs3 M Il daily. Byrd st. Through
ait a. NJ daily. 2 Main st. Tnroug hi 9BBYS
6:46 a. daily. Main II 81. Tnrouyh ~
sti 4! M, except Monday. Byrd ST ThroasA
e; 7.i5 u AZ. II, wssx days Eipa. ashland
800 s:oo a. M sunday only. Byrd St. Thro ush.
s;io 81 M. week days. BYRD ST THROUGH.
+ xsss says BbEa sEasssssa.
burg accommodation III TX 5S3l Sss
b:55 p III. daily. Main !st: Through;
s:a5 IF. Nj, week days Elba Ashlaad -
eG s;os r. A., daily. Byrd ST. Through.
8 trains Arrive = chm nd---So uthMard .Ess
SAC lA.s35 NJ. week days. Elba. Ashland -
sis A. NJ. week slayh Byrd St Srederials-1
burg r "a ~ y ~ a rus IL
IL: 80 q 4. II I'll, wei Week asss Byrd Tnssus
s:c5 n IN N, daily. Main Through. .9a
GOO PM, week days = lea. 4 ashland ac Is.
sT:i5 =. NJ, daily. Byrd 81. Ihtou ii.
$50 r. NJ. daily. Byrd 81. Throu Local;
r iSs & 4, daily. Main s. rh ' y. Az "
'5io5s p. NJ. daily. Main st. Through b. u
4 NpTE@Puilnlan Sleeping 8or Parlor Cars o.
Mi Trains except local ncconlnod tlons
~. b, DUKE; c. W. GULF !, w. 2. TAYLonsi
;Gen'l Man -. ASS Cen Man 70
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SuU.TN I'm Rail WAY,

So IaHD Y LIE In E'kLGr y An ~ NV
GIEYRAINS LEA ys ltIltttAOSD ~
100 --Duiiy Il Local fa4 Charlotte, NJ e.
1850 P. Daily. Liinited. Bu met ull,nan
TO Atlanta and Birminghatn, New OrlnAnssss
Memphis, CHATTANOOGA and MI the sSouth. IA
200 ~ Esx Sunua Keys ille$ Loca
i11:D0 p M.-Daily. n Limited Pullman ready;
i'm =. NJ, for MI the. South. isSvs iSs
- r-5]S "a YORK RIVER LINE. 49,
( THE fnyorire route TO baltimore and EASTERN
points. Leave Rlchnoild 40 p N. 81 AondayaS
"Wednesday and Friday. I. 81: ~. h. NJ
4:4S Al N Except sunday. Local mixed fosSs
West Point. q ", ,l .gIS
4:so pm .-Except Sunday. For est Point
something with steamers tor Bal tiinore and \
river landings Monday and Fry.
h s ua' TRAINS ARRIVE R1CIIndo.sD. SsS
655 A. NJ. and 6 AZ F, From all the South
ass r. M.--FroIn charlotte ana Durham. f4ssSS
$40 a, Nj rom. Chase City /: 5;
q dds AZ. NJ bal more mid Vest Point; SS.
9. 7, 4 s; Il. fiARDM ks Esq
35i G. W.SWEsTBURY, s. n. AM
T5,SSs IA = Richmond, VI. 4
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! THE JUDGEsH1.I[Pl: STAKE z. p
Mason and Watson Max ak

hing Active Campaign Tor IT,
An earnest struggle for the judgeshLIp3
Of the Fourth Circuit, to succeed
Ii lie late Judge Hancock. mas already Y be be,
gun The Judge must be chosen before
5February LIST, as he must qualify on that
date. For this reason it Is likely that a
caucus will he held tomorrow or, Friday
night. The latter date is more likely to
So far as known there are but two
asp.Iants and the fight is an open an r.l
FAIR one between them. They are Mr..
George Mason, city attorney of Peters
bul s. and Mr.. Walter s. wa tson. Conf
&rn.nweaitll's attorney OF Nottoway: Both
mrs believed to be well equipped for the
bench and 1t Is question OF which can
I make the more favora BILE Imp ression and
win most supporters among the lesisla-
tors. Both gentlemen are on the GROUND.
Understanding and working quietly, but
earnestly. Each has friends here in his
EbctaIr, and the hotel bibles by night and
tho Capitol corridors and halls by day
viii be the scene OF the battle:
X Eongressman Robert ca Southall, OF
Amelia; Congressman, 80 2. Flood. OF
II, Epes, Of Nottoway; are IN the city.
and arc advocating the claims OF Mr.
Watson. ist 65fFi N 49, vi iS l'-5] n iEl
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Hot Competition in Oil.

The Standard. the Independent and the
Dixie Oils Companies are Az yictims. e, g
CITY and as a result oil lis down to tnine
cents d gallon THE manu fnct urers 81 are
having a merry fight, and the consumers $
the ileht,tot behold IT, does not st. much.
The consumer. who has made these; com
paniea rich. can ATTEST put MS hangs t,adnn
While he walks about uncon cernedlys anu
whistles. ~ }&5 st5l
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OYSTER BILL TO-DAY.
First Brush to Take Place Be
fore Committee This Morning.

The House Committee On the, CHEESE,
ps aeek af TIA ~ morn 'RM!atsss
Grafton Of the Jordan bill which is de-
signed to break TIE Baylor 1{ysssT Survey
riea are already on the ground to take
bart In the light. Prominent among
thcm are MessTs: Downing and Hatha"
Der from Norfolk and the Eastern Shore
section arc on The ground, as VIEW az
from the Peninsula and other sections OF
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is Sell Medical College.
iRAYNER STILL LEADS
IN SENATORIAL RACE
DIV Associated Prcss.) 4


ANNAPOLIS, Jan. 26.--The ballot; for
United states senator In the Joint session.
OF the Maryland Legislature to-day was
as follows Il liz {, VIII I Il 81 3 !, 8. ! y !.
Democra trA Isado Or Rayner, s. John
3Waltersn1stf, 81: Bernard Carter. 10; E..
E. jackson. s; Joshua Miles, 4.
/ Republicans Louis T. Mccanfas. 50; J.
r. EanBibber, l.. & II,
az sixty-two votes are necessary TO elect.
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aNAuouRATioN OF PARLoR 8GAkp
, DINING CARS ON sEAeoARO i.5
4 AIR IS LINE TRAINS

NOS, ~ AND 80,
With the view OF accommodating their
nntrons. the Scaboard have inaugurated
T,uily cafe Dining Car service between
Washington and Hamlet, on their trains
Nos, N and SO. These cars are supplied
daily from the best markSts with al
the dslicacles OF the season,
on January II the Seaboard will also
n,it on pullman Parlor Cars on Nos, az
ard BS, between Washington and Pine
hurst, leaving Washington Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays; leaving Pine.
hurst Tuesdays. Thursdays and satur-
days, !,
District Pass, Agent, Richmond, Va.
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4oY,ERlcoAT.

25r OVERCOAT.
on ! still hunt for an overcoat bar
Doesn't matter what kind Of an Over
coat you are looking for. we have all
kinds.
But at lower price than you expect
to pay. s
oyArcoats over.
you?
Then drop in. !. !, !, !. =.
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! 10 Repeal Game Law.

Dr. 4 s. Powell! OF Brutswlck. yes.
tefday offered "a bill N the House. which
proposes TO repeal all tho laws n2W, ,on
and sshpping OF game in Virginia. Dr.
ll'owciiS who is essentially frank and hon,
est believes that lie or any othe .laiiu
owner In the State has an Inherent rig ut
tofklilF garrie at any time he may choose
nnri his& ~ On f)reiniSeS. t2E 3tgti ,l r.
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NORFOLK COUNTY CASE.
Committee Decides to Take Up
Contest Next Tuesday.

THE Committee on PrlYl!eges and Elee'
tons OF the House has az sided 7. take
the Norfolk soqInty s9ht.ss 10 sss
.next at O'clock +. N, The body hs !. 4 z :
meeting yestArday afternoon End q TER
soma preliminary VI spaFrsng between
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SALE At AUCTION OF
s&1 * NICE r. LOT 4 N T HEI ~ TOWN "a +,
BARTON 81 HEIGHTS, GATED ON
5LAMBSAVENUE, r5E1. WE EN- ROBERTS
An. An II at92AH !; STR EETs. 81
i Ry viftties 81 d deed Of trust to- George
aI3 Christian dat ed 18th Df June, 1908, and
Edulv:recordedsi In. the clerks office OF tho
$HeErlco County Court, In p. ID. 143, pag g
H137. default having been made In the
payment Of a. sum of money therein se-
cured. and being requested by the bone
incjarv hereunder SO 20 do the under
sigEed substituted 4 trustees, substituted
i by order OF tho Circuit Court Of Henrico
County 18th Of August, IS 1896, will sell at
FRIDAY FEBRUARY 5, 1901, III
at 4 80 o clock T. ~ NJ The pro pert de-
soribed IN said deed is 10TH, in block Al,
in Barton Heights. This Ii q a nice lot,
convenient to the car lines ana to ma II y
nico improvements and should command
l.e attention. Of those looking for. q
! TERMs--Cash as to expenses Of sale any
taxes that may be due, and enough II to
paw ,43 notes OF IS each, dated June 18th,
1888 and interest thereon from date.
amounting, with said interest, to 1852. 10,
Balance at and II months, for notes
bearing 6 per cent. In tefestt secured by
decd OF trust on the property. ,55i
g5. hi ll.;;- 3t4 W. Il. a; MILLER,
E. n. CATLIk ,5
ian 2G.tds Substituted Trustees.
Il
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Bill Postponed.

4. owing 10 the sickness of Chairman Jolin
~. CRurchnian, OF the House Roaas.
Committee, the consideration Of the znll
inn stoek bf railway companies was
pcs tponed on yesterday and f:sete for TO-
MOI row morning at 10 o'clock. Sisiif
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q a % n @ RE.A
n..,. 4. :, The Kind You Haya Always Bought
' 8: ]; :; Y; 4 =; q
MEDITERRANEAN CRUISE N
Grosser kurfurut (13,1e2 tonsl,

u days sailing March 5. 1901 ls days in
He isi ! days n Athens, 5 days IN Con,
stnntinople, shorter visits 70 many placss,
arOvnd $500, inolud Ing shore trips Special
Opportunity for ladies without Escort.
Send for i9O-pag 80 hooklst. r. 81 CLARK,
i "a broadway, New York. Ia AZ
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n INV Norfolk 81 Weston

f
n LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY. Es$ N 3sSI
X 800 5A.}E Mn 0EFOLks LIAI1TED. Arrlvos3
Norfolk ll.2o a. M stops .only at Petersbu rs.
s:oS <. M.ecHIGAGo q EXPRESS Battes5
Parlor Car, Petersburg 10 n Lynchburg and
Roanoke pulllnan Sleopsrs, Roanoke to Cos
llumDus Blueield to Cincinnati. also Roam ,ka3
to Knoxville, and knoxyiils to Chattanooga
ut is.1 DAi F. DeM.z.RoANoKE EXPRESS for Farm
vile, TAynchburg and Roanoke. ts3t
AGO p, M-OCEiNg SHORE LIMIT ED, Ar.S
rl3ea Norts Fs $40 = stops Only e PeteFn-s
steu,ncrs to Boston. Providence, New York.
Baltimore and Wa shington. . ~ ys4a
N :e6 r. M.--F'ur Norfolk and All sta lions SeaStS
$40 p M.eNEw oRLEAN.s gHohT2s LINE
Roa noke N Pc tersburg to East Radford Il Lynch.R
burg to Chat tanooga, Memphis and New or,
IRA ms arrive from the West :s5 A.. Nj. 2:ess
PM. and $50 F. M. from Norfolk " :oo ~
NJ md 1850 r. NJ. . fl III ss.isi55ss
W. D.. REVILL -. bOsLE xsfSSsSs
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ST. CHIT PANIC AMONG I.
\ GUESTS OF HOTEL
a ssuni,in,iatad Press ]

LOUISVILLE KY, Jan. 26--Fire to-
day destroyed v. the Goddard storeage
Warehouse, entailing losses upon several
wholesalers which aggregate about S2s25,'
90. The fire caused y slight panic among
the guests of the Gait House which; for
tunatey did not result in harm to any
body 63s 53.ss - 81 tl.sg ssli.i-.t
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AUCTION SALES, Future Days
BY "A. J, Chewing Company,
Real Estate Auotioneers. Z

y FEEt BY IA, u Silts Winii6 Soui PtLtty5
=. RusrIE,s lsADf5 OF THREE g,
t,tiEAG rs ~ }Et5 s;ATp st S9 2HSRRAhsfo
GATED IN f1iNRICb co uNT n IA 4. Z Z
ll ysrEilN LIMITS oF TIE /! GI I1,,1
gitIGK.YAk1, liTRAc Ts; 5
sNGAAik1ifN1T aE & hinEs A AEG h hG.oS
ii, execution tf5 g certain deed OF trust
dated May iutli sss, t,Dl record II the
stle1K:s office OF t1enrlco County Court. N
deed book isS ls defa,lt haying
po f S e the debt Thereby secured, and
S ao Mi aslI e Auction Upon Tie prem.
~ & THURSDAY JANUARY ., 1904.
coTinenclng promptly at ! o'clock e. NJ,
= 4 SsSss + j 81 ~. &
GsitARTEks ts 80 ACHES 81 land ; a.
g'sSdnors Point addition made by
James +. Redd 8 Son, surveyors, august
l'hlrd-Tl R1sE and .a1O ACRES ad1epin-
ing the next above, designated as lots Nos.
4 TO %, iholusIye. In block 10, in the plat
OF Subdivision above mentioned OF sgd
Tho said trncts or land will be sold
With the restrictions that the .strests and
alleys as located through said properties
arc to remain open and Kept open for the no
remaining lots in the Plan OF sydnors
k'olrth-rhe following personal /, y proper,
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ilAAiLRoAp..l
GO ( &. S 3 ss ss' n (
. Hours and As Minutes to-.
Norfolk. NJ

81 G. Norfolk. XII " ysSs h G5s8s
b l,. LEAVE III CHINO o. 1AsTBottND.
1850 a. NJ paily--Loeaalis to Newport News M
S 300 Al. NJ daily Litnited--Arrlves Wiltamli
&Fa5 burg g56 "a. a MI Newport News 6l0i 81 A.%
u M Old Point l1;00 a. M, Norfolk ii;as
a. n. Portsmouth 1ltl6 "A. NJ. lf
400 +. III week dnys-special- arrives WILL
latnsb.ui,H &, 4;g e, e MA Sewpors !. News tse
500 =. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OLD Point. 5sb hN
iE MAIN Ii IL w rEOUrD588 "a
1910 "A M.---Local-Except sunday, 70 Cll!toag
\ 400 p MI -Dai Especial to IA Cincin
Ioulsvllle. st. Louis and Chicago q. 3 49, g1$s
6.15 M. Week day local to Erederiskstg
1880 - f. nj Dally--timlted Is CINCINNATI.
louisville ~ L =; =, and Chicago.
1920 An, M.sDaiyaE, Express 70 Lyme butsa
Sis p l MW v day. pIsati' 70 o''i nrsino.
n b TRAINS gARRty u RIG ilh1ONEF FROM
Norfolk and Old Point ~: l5 A. NJ. daily 1.As
bort News Local s r. nj. laiiy. 81 a n ma
4 From Cincnnatti and West 7t45 A. - dial
and a:30 p. NJ DAHL IN Line Local from
Clifton sTorge s:l0 n. NJ. daily, IIx sun. ifoln
Clifton Forge, FrederickB' inli Accom-. 10 Az.
vi Jn mos RIvet Lne Local from chiffon Horss
e:35 p NJ. daily. Brcrno Accom-. $40 ~ 4.
=. 81. DOYLE. W. 8. wART1iEN. 85S
Gen'l Manager. Dist. Pass. AT, @
XII NOV. i .So5 estt III NH
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HON, JACOB YosT HERE.

Former Republican G Congressman
Talks Of Old Times in Politics.
y Among the arrivals In the city yestsr-
6ay was Hon Jacob Yost, OF Stannton,
5eSscon gFessfaan for the Tenth District,
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MARY wen. known Visitors.

There were many we'll known visitors
In attendance on tho Senate session yes
to-day. Among the number were ex- Senn-
tor Asa d. Watkins, Of Prince Edward Iva 3
Oh his way home from Norfolk, where re
has been sitting In tho cont csted primary
case there; Hon. John G.. Parker,f, 9 81
southampton former member or tfc
Ho,isc who Is In the city on private bnsl.
rcss Hon. Fay s. Collier, q well known
lawyer of Elizabeth City, father 81
Delegate c. L. Collier; Mr.. Roy B. Smith
d we'll known Roanoke lawyer; Mt
Thomas II. Swant1.,a prominent Danvilie
business man, and Rev. James Cannon
Jr, OF Blackstone, preach cr, acher lhnd
newspaper@ man. These are same ct the
many we'll known out.of-tow n gentlemen me
here yesterday. \. 5{ III
.a TO Sell Medical College.
simultaneously with the Introduction BY
nv si,ackelford In the Senate and sMr.
Lee al sthe HotiseRo Of a. ill appropratinl
1000 to THO Medical College Of Virginia
MI Person, delegate from Sussex. on eret
In tho House yesterdaYilu5 bill proposing
to rent or sell out tile Met ical Colleges q
Virginia, y" I'm ORDER to Il save the Statt
tho enormous appropriation annually
mauc I thereto The measure Soffered bJ
I Mr. X Person; whlchsis not taken seriously
Is bdscd upon the mistaken idea thai
tie State owns the college absolutely. Z The
bill will probably be heard OF no mort
at this session. , IA
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3REAL5EsTA'TE.
For Rent o. Lease, al
Hot Springs, Va,

Those two u modern storei ooms IN ODD
lra!lows's III all ;tsnowss occupied by Nfessrs.s
Jordan and, Blakey. The larger store
lrceih.'iis aOx75 fee, / With storage room
,1Sx?s feet, d With two SO ID bedrooms att
stached. This store will easily carry s16.-
UVO.OU stock has been doing business four
and le-half years, with gales from $1,000
to $1,000 per month. 5s
att. ched, and Is especially adapted for
51eReller, Tailor, Millinery or other purt
poses. Building supplied with good va ter
and electric lights possession July 1st,
skn ally this show cannot be euualied
between Cincinnati and Richmond, and
mist be investigated to- be fully appre-
ciate6 The show for the right men Is
almost llmitless. @ a5S " l5s I'll s}
For further nformatinna pply to Ess ss:t;
$5sE n sS!it 81 W. CFIALLttNDER,
.4s 4if. S4 Chairman Board 81 Trustees
i a3s Box SO. Hot Springs, Va. q.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF Is KICKS.
Immediately nfter the above sale I will
sell BY auction part Of Ea Kiln Of First t
Glass Hard Bricks. estimated at about
90. 900, and about the Same humble r o.
Bricks ready to be burned.
TIE RNIS-.Cash b ..tS rs {!
ian 26-tu we, TIL ~ !'l5 s II ft5
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ny Il. nj. Wortham & Co.,
i Real Estate Agents and tAuctloneers,
ltl3l 5i5 49, North Ninth Street. sB5 5s a I,
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BANK STATEMENTS.

sTATEsMiDlNir or fin FINANCIAL
EN- CONDITION OF THE METRof'OLI y
# TAN BANK @ II RICHMOND, LOCA-
t1,rED AT RICHMOND, IN THE STATE
.5&oF v1RGIN1A,3iA At TIE CLOSE OF
BUSINESS JANUARY %, 1904, MADE
no THE STATE CORPORATION
= c COMMISSION II
3 RESOURCES. ~ II.
"a *. n nd discounts .s41S, 003 i 1
s11vnrd m ftA 4. ~. ....... III b8
StncRs, bonds aud mortgages. 50. 1888 90
nj rnift1 "a and fixtures. i, 400 81
1-hanLa ana other cash items /. 4, 206 46
ma frnrn' Ma iotla1 banks . 50,241 "a
snhrin sI1ickeisS and cents -. 2,810 SO
1on l,er currency ..... d ,552 90
d Y. d. s545 .19s So
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Sg$isLIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid inc. 81 %, 600 90
Undivided profits, less amount
and and taxes . 2,e26 81
Dividends unpaid .s..........,.. 81 90
Individual deposits f
4 e subject to check S8o4,92S O4
II e ~ iepostt ...'. u. !. .o43 GA
Certified 4cieclss.'.. 1850 q sgS 3
Cashiers checks out (.
!, standing ". 81 Z g " ~ si's
Due to National banks o,564 ~ Dr.
!. Da and i bai,Ke sr ~: !. 1s, 4s5 so
Reserve forS intet-53s b ;65,
q + 81. 4. sSs 3se51S Of
13ills ma yable !. .s.yI...t........ $4,000 90
Tai Al 1. ;. =, .s54519S SO
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Il II. "A. " Williams cashier do solemnly
swear that the above is a true statement
!of the financial condition Of the Metropolis
I tan Bank Of Virginia. located Mt Rich
lmond, inathe State OF! Virginia, at the close
.ofa business son the 22ds day Of, January:
II. I. AZ WILLIAMS; Cashier.
!. IA = I - 1fiS I. ~ M. N WILLIAMS,
s-s ssEE8 T.. E.i GREEN. II!
Il. s53 LUCIEN B !. TATUM.
Ss15z. a. sslj3 s " 5S3 Directors.
State of Virginia, city of Richmond: b
NJ Sworn to and subscribed before me this
26th day of January. ] 500:
VIM. p. Redo N otary Pnolic:
MY commission expires June q, 1907.
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& ~ z
STATEMENT an oT NJ ,rII p FINANCIAL
CONDITION: oF5TIIE SAYINGS FANS 3 m
4a MOND, IN4,THE& STATE OF -X!RGL-3;
MA, AT.TIIE CLOSE OF BUS1NESs;}
22D 'JANUARY,t19l4.s MADE TOs&,EtiE
STATE CORPORATION. Commission n
3 t'tsE RES OURCES. 4
Loans and discoi1 tss IS .$i ,l08,t26 "
.Oyerdraft s.. &. a ~. n- vi l62 ~
StOcks,s bonds ami fnortgnSesa - 70, 90U ~
IA hiking .ho,iseL 4. &. ii n 80 x, 900 90
6ti,er real estat & y 1890 90
Checks and other cash; Items 362 S3
Due from National banks. 4,a55 ~ y
Paper currency 2,54u oa'
d I'd Total !. /. = /. !. 81, 8o4 1850 q
scanitat stock paid iii..::.sss.... 1927 $40 90
SURPLUS find III. z. 10000 90
Undivided profits, less amount
Il paid for interest. expenses a . =,
,Dividends unpaid &. !. :. 628 0S
Individual deposits subject
.7s to rcheck.. .... l,O60, 5l4 y
Interest due depositors. $685.. $4,000 90
Total $50 "a
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Pause Z and
Reflect. ].

a t,asty decision otter causes a.
world IL trouble.
II you; deal with THE "a BILE
/ COMPANY, you don't have, to dos
cfdo hastily, YOU are allowed plenty
Of time 10 buy, ana II YOU want
terms, you are allowed plenty OF
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I.l,ih property should extract the atten-
/ ton not only Of investors, but also OF
Elnck Manufacturers. as 1t Is said to
contain good brick clay 3s