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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-09
AUCTION SALES, Future DAYS


TT RUsfEEs sAIfc--fs the n4dkfsIsred snS-
stltuted Trustee, In execution Of d Ser.
tan deed OF trust from II. q. Tunstail AMI ii.
p. Tunstnli his Wits. to T. 4. Eiiy1pn,i tFua.4s,
dated August S1st 1871 and recorded Ii the
clerks office OF the county Of New Kent, de-
fault having been rnads IN the payment Of thu
note OF 500. secured therein and having been
requested by the beneficiary therein 80 ID do.
will sell at public auction. on the premises. 10
che highest bidder, on the 24th DAY OF SIP.
re M Der, 1905 at q o. clock p. NJ, that Ger.
tain lot OF lard at Tunstall' 81 IN New Kent
county, va, containing one acre more. OF less
and others, II being the same lot or tract of
Terms 81 sale. Cash as 70 SO much a. viii pay
OF the said note and interest thereon from
August I'd, 1898, and to defray the expenses 81
the sale. and the balances on a credit OF one and
two years, the purchaser giving hs bond. bear.
Ing Interest from date, and secured BY deed 81
trust on said land for the deferred payments.
This lot or tract OF land has valuable dwell.
Ing house, {wheewrght shop store houss and
other buildings on It, and is strictly f,rst4g
class place to conduct the fnercantils business.
August the 2lth. 1904. r. T. GREGORY. SUBJ
ssituted Trustee. Aug e0-3n
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WHISTLE l ! /
BREAKSIUP MEETING.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
GREENSBORO N c.. Sept s.--A rail-
road whistle broke up "a large church
meeting at4S Mt Pleasant Sunday and
caused q panic In the congrega ton and
stampede among the horses. and a
bowling excitement among the dogs at
church and in the nighborhoods The
church is about a quarter Of a mile from
the Raleigh branch of the Southern Rail-
way and near a crossing. Just as DR..
Wrenn. the. pastor. announced his text.
the crossing blow was heard from the
incoming Greensboro noon train from
Raleigh. ls sj.s. sS AN AZ ssis
Instead Tof the second and last crossing
toot the train screamed by In a prolonged
blast Ct nd
as the whistle shrieked with increasing
terror nervous dy. In the scongreg ga
ton, screaming that She believed It was
on Are, rushed out Of the church and fell
headlong out the door in dead faint. The
congregation was now in a turmoil OF e1-
element. Some thought 1t meant o ter
.rible railroad disaster, others some coun-
try home burning up. "a ii q ssss8
81 There was a rush for bug giles and horses
to Fhastens to the scene OF disaster or fire:
Dogs caught, the excitement and hoWled
uuulIlS BY SSttAaotSAHs
the spirited among the horses unhitched
broke their fasteningss and reared and
plunged down the road. Mr.. Dick was
one OF the first in~ilis buggy to reach the
railroad track. The train was long out
OF sight. but its screaming could be
heard a,,-it shackled on towards Green's.
,boro, five miles distant. He could find
nothing wrong; no smoke Of burning
buildings, no sign Of wreck or peril to the
train. AS he drove back towards the
church he met the entire procession, OF
:worshippers hurrying to the scene. The
pastor was In the midst, his sermon un-
preached, and his enga cement at another
appointment in the afternoon preventing
ailonger delay at Mt: Pleasant. he con-
gregation wonderingly dispersed to their
unburned residences. ss e. II
b Captain Dick came to the city to-day
to Investigate the cause Of the awful
racket, and was told that the valve got
out OF Axe some way. and the shrleking
OF the whistle scared the; engineer and
passengers about as bad as 1t had the
good people. horses, dogs and good min
lister at the church.
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AS#JAILED FOR
ATTENTIONS TOiGIRL

(specal to The Times tch.)
UNIQUE chara cler was disposed OF In the
Police Court to-day when Alley Lee was
sent to jail tor ninety days for forfeiting
a pea CO bond given last May, compelling
him ID cease his attentions to the twenty
3year-old daughter Of D. II. Mason, who
lives on the outskirts OF the city,
have Sthe affections OF the young woH1a a.
The case was appealed to the. Corporation
Court where It will be tried by 9 jury
during the present term,
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, GOVERNOR SPEAKS.
Returns From Rand lph- Macon
!. ard Addresses Railway Men.

The Richmond Railway Mems Club held
their first fall meeting at the Richmond
Hotel last night. and after the business
session an Informal dinner was served IN
the private dining room. I, !.
NJ Mr.. ]. F. 4 Walsh presided: and the IcMeI
mad Ga 4 most delightful short talk on sthe
subject of; transportation. @
B Els Excellency had a rather strenuous y 3
day. having spoken to a large, crowa az
College al inland in the q fternoon; He
was accorded hnesreception Il Ashla no.
and the railway people seemed very ap ;;
preciative OF his presence last night. q a. !,
were xrea pleased and they felt grateful
10 his Excellency% for his en- coura ging re-
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CONSTABLE KILLS
Campbell CITIZEN.

. Especial to The Tlmes-D ispatch)
!. IlYNcIIB U4s- ia Sept, s'--County
,Constable Wright shot and probably ia
X tally wounded a man by Z the ma me OF John
3 Inge. late this evening In West Lynchburg
and Inge may die before morning.
n IS Wright gave himself up and he is be-
mind the bars the city jail Wltha broken
SI5aw and a broken nose, which were In
!tlicted by Inge. The row arose when the
4 officer attempted to serve "a civil process
ION the son of lnge, It is claimed that
he assaulted and LACKED the officer down.
When Wright gotsup he shot twice, one
shot striking the leg and the other peny
IptratIng Inge's bowels, Inge was brought
10 q local hospital Tonight. 5 n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-09
MANN WINS
IN A w ak.
Is Again Chosen to Preside Over
the Water Com
nlittee. is

Another large batch Of council commit
tees met for organization yesterday even.
Ing, and ali the meetings were harmo-
Nous, and chose their former chairmen
for service.
Alderman John Mann, Jr., was again
chosen chairman of the Committee on
Water. but the harmonious circumstances
under which he WAS elected. were not
brought about without some good work
on the part Of Mr.. W. Waller Morton,
who, being A personal friend OF Mr.. Mills.
who aspired TO the honor. succeeded in
getting the latter out Of the race. and
having the action OF the body unanimous.
Mr. Morton named Mr.. Mann for re-
election In a Grief, but complimentary
speech, In which he called attention to
the fact that the Marshall Ward Alder
man was In close personal touch with
the work OF Improvement now going
on II, tho Water Department. and stated
that there was no good reason for max
Ing change.
Deal Fairly With All.
Theirs were several very neat seconding,
speeches, ana Mr.. Mann was chosen by
Reclamation. He returned his thanks "
we'll chosen words, and pledged himself
TO WELD the gavei fairly at all times.
Mr.. nrillsSwas then elected SUBJ chairman,
and after arranging some details as TO
future meetings. the body adjourned
Alderman Marx Gunst, who has directed
the affairs Of tho Committee on Poor with
SO much dexterity and foresight, for
several terms, was reelected to that
position. and Councilman julius A. Hob
son was made Sub Chairman
Mr.. Hobson was reelected Chairman OF
the Health Committee without opposi-
tion. and Alderman John L. satterfleld
was eiver, the position Of SUBJ Chairman.
~ The meeting OF Grounds and Buildings
was as harmonious as those OF any Of
the others, ana the old officers were
re-electd as follows: Chairman. Councli-
man John r. Grimes; Sub halrnan y, Al a 81
derman Reuben Burton A as9
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Wedding Cards.
'fSpecial to The Times-Dispat

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
y CHESTER. yA..r September S.-Inyita-
tions have been sent out for the mar
riage of Miss Sara Lillian Ivey, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter G.. lyey, to Rev.
Lloyd Carleton Moore. at Ney Memorial
Church, this county, on Wednesday. Sep
TENDER 14th instant, at SIS o'clock y. NJ.
B Miss Ivey is one Of the choicest and
most lovely of the daughters Of Ches-
terfield, and Rev. Mr.. Moore is a young
minister OF the Methodist Virginia Con-
ference, and a pastor now at Emporia,
IVA 80 FL & M III s5 i5{s55tt s3 n a8ist II
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The Original Virginia Day.

Virginia Day at the st. Louis Exposition
has been changed to the date originally
decided upon. Sept ember 2ad was an az,
ragema1,ts 81 the Governor, at the latter's
request. the date had been changed from
the ed to the 2lst. However. Il was :,
found that SO many pc pie. had made tn Ih
s3d In order to attend the Wiz gtnia Day
exercises. and that the change in the date
seriously inconvenIenced them and inter.
Tered with pla ms which they mao aireao =,
would be better to have the ceremonies
on the day at first agreed upon and pup.
ylished as III IL q III sS@,.s
vestardny. 4Ha8 viii perfect all arrange
ments for the proper observance ofrNir-
ginia Day. and Will remain In st. LOUIS ~:
until after the big event.
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n E-AaLEs s
~ q .ltln,ora va the PopuIar YORK RIYer

TO baltimore Via the Popular York River
4 '55 asJl si IS 81 IS Line, 81 IA 81 III
b Three dollars Round Trip Tickets On
sale September 10th and 18th, with return
limit september 18th, Leave Richmond
ago RI M, arriving Baltimore following
morning 8 o'clock, This Is O. most de-
slightful trip up the Cheaapeake Bay
the meals served on the boat are excel.
lent. Tor information or reservation
call at city Ticket Offices. $50 or s1s East
Main Street, Phone AZ and ~. -st
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BY Richmond Auction CO.,
Geo. II. Valen tine, $t Auctioneer.

Auction Sale Of q General Assprt-S
mentS OF Household Furniture, Oar
pets, Rugs, Plano, Very Hand someS
and High Cost Mahogany Dining
@ Table, Walnut, Tennessee Marble
Top Buffet, Crockery and Glass
ware, etc. va E33!3 Z I'M
BY direction Of Mr.. G. P.sBurruss, de-
clining housekee plng. we vii. sell at. n BE-;
licE auction this reside nce. 522 Grace
Street, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER13, 1904,a
commencing at 1880 a. NJ y !. very Massive
and High Cost Nfaho ganyl Dining Table,
beautifully polished. with square legs. ~
8feet%long and 81 inches wide ! Il shandsomes
Tennessee rbe-to p Oval Buffet wi tn
large bevel-edge mirror; 4 SQUARE Plano
aParlor, Hall and Stair Carpets, Lea thers
Seat cherry Hall Rack and Hall ! Chairs
to ma tch; several very nice Oak and WAL
nut Chamber Suits, wit Wardrobe to-
match; Single Oak Wa rdrobe, Feat her
Beds, Odd Bedsteads. Bureaus, Chairs
sMarble-top T Gables, Couch, Iron Bed and 4
Mattress, Refrigerator; nice. assortment
OF RE TIA beware, and ID usual 8 collection$
Of Kitchen Furniture, etc. ate. All Of the ];
effects in good cond lion and hould COM
nj nd the attention OF buyers INK
Sal e9 posi- tive:
l3sJ5 CHAIOND3 AUCT1oNSC.O(1l..ss 5S5
cent q II Ri 3-3t ;S5 5s
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Number Of T targets Broken.

S.: Dennis (shot at 1000, 50: Daniel (shot
E, lIS, II Elliott ~, ia; English,
gllyson, 162; F1ippen, 1901 Fairfax. isl;
w. H. Fleming (shot at 3ioo). 81; Forty
Three. III: Ft1ltz (shot at 100. 81; Fan
20 90; GALLAGHER 1877: George (sfot at
%. q: Hlllsmann lsfot at 100 7o; Herr.
AZ; Hammond: 146; Harrison, 1874 Hutch
IT,; Hawkins, 1921 Hall Shot at SOY, Sc: g
Pr. ohnson. 173: q Janowski (shot at sO) q
! q + H: Johns on. 16S: King, 165: Kil-i
81; Lyon. 162; Lupus Shot at S0), IS;
Lloyd tshot at 12o), s2.y s.g
a ppended is the record OF the team race
%@ virginia-Keller 90; King. So: stearns.
s.; Daniel rs %; Pierce, IS; DR.. Rhea, 90 4
fHatcher.. So English. s.; '443 ,.s 90; saund-
TODD 50; 5Dr. ohnson, 50; Anthony, 81 !;
Mccullough 81; Crayton, "a; Walls, 96 i
Fleming, 81: G. Lyon, 81; "A. Lyon 81. rs l35
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Big FIRE RAGING ON
COAST OF YUCAT'AN
l1yi, AssocIated lpE,rr,eesl,s.l.

3 MEXICO CITY, September S,-A great
fire. is raging In the city Of Progresso on
the coast, OF Yucatan. One large block.
has been destroyed, with q loss estimated
at several hundred thousand dollars.
Three relief trains with fire extingulsll-
Ing apparatus have been sent from
Merida. The loss thus far aggregates
$500 900. and NAY reach much more as
the fire IS stu burning, f,
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sDaniel-White.

& Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
4CHATHASl. VA, Sept. S:-A quiet, p y,
home OF Mr. George w. White at $3.50
o'clock Wednesday evening, when his
youngest daughter, Miss Mary Anne, wa 3
led to the altar by Mr.. Joseph M. I. pan
fel a prosperous young sfarmerEo Of Char
5lotte county. Rev. "a. a. NVhitmore, pastor
OF the bride OH cIated. .lsla
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Trinity College Opens.

80 (Special to The Dispa tcF.) II Z
DURHAM, N. c., September 8.-The fall
session OF Trinity College commenced
yesterday with the largest attendance In
hts history, The senior class raised the
I alag yesterday morning as athe first ex-
iercises OF this years work
# After raising the flag yesterday It was
left at half-mast in memory OF Professor
,sBivins who was killed Monday.
& President Kilgo announced the addition
of the law department to the college, and
then introduced DR.. N. II, Mordlca and
MIR. Percy Reade, two members OF the
d Jaw faculty.
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MY Regular Friday Auction Sale
This Day, at 1890 A. NJ, at
My Wareroons, IA w. Broad.

Two Handsome Chartered Oak Side
boards, CHARTERED Oak Chamber Suits,
Oak, Walnut and Mahogany Hall Racks.
prawers. Is. fo6t Mafosany sofa, Chairs.
Tables, Lounges, Pictures. Lamps, / Fire
King Gas Range Odd Bedsteads. Bureaus,
Washstands s., Oak. Folding Bed Lot Hard
ware. Tinwa re. Glasswa 70. 4 Kitchen Ware.
erous to mention. Ladies invited.
y GEO. ". OLIVER. Auctioneer.F
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4 Appended is the number Of targets bro
ken, with 200 chances: I. Is ss3
George Lyon, III MaeLelland, 10; Nc.
7s bMcspight Shot
EPeirce. 1871 4; Rhea (shot at 40. +; 127; IT. E.
stearns {shot at l1sO). 100; Scot Z (sho q a T
a so3 ssbot az 49, shgs af gtearns sa a72
W G. Saunders Shot at515o), 81; Sanford
i1es; simms (shot at 1ool 81 Il \: storr. LA;
tlshot at s1sS 1so: filler lshot at 100 10 ];
Walls. V 1e5: White. SO: Watson tshot at
1co).. S: Wagner (siot at 12o). y s: Fox
SsHRa & fs hi It M neeormick Sshot
at e0). So: n Thomps on 6sho t. at 90. "A !;
Wood lshot, at 4o) : Is; II. q Brown 4(shoi
i1ss \; IL a. Anderson (shot at 400 z! IL !;
anthony III 1T. e S. baskerville Slsho t. al
s1stD. si42:s Brown (sho + at 16o), alst Berry,
5ColquItti .(shot at 12o), 81: Cray toni $50 !;
Deep Run, 1859; Dinsn1ore (shot at 10Q.
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hold word. He was known not only all
over the city. but all over the South.
He hid conceived "a plan OF which he in
tended to open up 5lunch-rooms In the
various cities 4 Of the South, and this
.scheme was about to come to a head 5l5t
6 Horace Kirkwood was cha itable to a
degree. He was broad-minded and lib
era, and scores Of persons will grieve
his loss. N s'S
The funeral will be from the res idence.
No. 404 East Broad Street, 81 at 10k O. clock
tomorrow morning. ri. aSg55S5SSt f iSi s5f4
He tleaves his Fwife; and two small girls,
Anita and Alice. his father Mr.. E. C.
5Kirkwood and his sister, Miss Ada kirk
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TAKE STEAMER noL o POINT COM.
TURD DAY N u CHIT, SEPT
III 10TH, AT 10 o'cLoCk.
75c. Round trip to Mort ,.,7tc,
5c. round trip to Newport News.,,.76o.
Zoe. children, under IA years OF age. Soc,
Tickets good to return next night or
the following Tuesday.
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Schools Open.

VII Especial to The Times p ispa tch.) s1s n
sTAuNToN VA. September s.--The'
MARY Baldwin Seminary and 1.-THE Vir-;s;
i ginia School for the Deaf and Blind OPEN
ed here to-day.
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Deaths in Roanoke.

Especial to The Times-D ispatch.)
ROANOKE, VA, Sept. SMMiss Allene
Johnston, daughter OF Mrs. Mary A..
Johnston, died this morning. She was a
sister OF James D. Johnston, ex- presldent
Of the City Council, and Mrs. Mason
Jamlson. a t siS n iisst3
Mr.. Albert Francis Gallton3 May, one
of the Oldest citizens OF this section,
died to-day at the residence Of his son,
aged IS years. D.
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Didn't Elect Comrnandant.
The Soldiers, { Home Board In It's meeting
last night deferred the election Of com-s
viii be on the second Thursday IN Octo-
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Grabs Failed to Come.
4 The crab feast to have been given by the
4 Manhattan Club last night was post
poned, as the crabs did not arrive as ex-
pecfed. i t4
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Mrs. G.#S. Selden.

M q Especial to The Enthusiastically 675
E GLOUCESTER. VA, Sept. 8.-The
funeral of Mrs. Georgia Snclare Selden,
place from her home. cloverheld, three
o'clock this afternoon. the interment be-
Ing In the burying ground t. Sherwood,
the rector OF the parish, Rev. William
was preceded by that Of her husband one
month. Mfs. Seldom leaves four daugh-
ters three sons ~ L..fs#
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Mrs. +. "a. Odds.
lspeclal to ME Tlmes- pispatch.l

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
5,.@.R]7:A.LIEIGH. n. Sept. s.--Airs. Fred,
AZ Odds; sident Of the North Caro-
Confederacy, died this afternoon after q
illness, aged fifty-two years.
r.5 She never recovered from injuries re-
cetved IN a runawa y last April, and was
hapation OF the stomach. She was one
of the most active and public-sprited
women in Raleigh. being president ST..
tary Of King s Daughters, one Of the:
chief promoters Of the local Associa ted
Charities, and took active interest In the
Soldiers Home. She Is survived BY her
known T newspa per correspondent.. and four four
children-Mrs Il honlas j, sBDupree "a Mem,
phis,8 Tenn; Mrs. r. e. L. Bunch. Wash
ington, D. c.. and Fred G. and Douglas
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e. T.. Booker.
fsneclal r. The TImes.T

Especial to The Times Dspatch.)
VII LYNCHBURG, Va Sept 8.--Mr. Ed
ward L. Booker, a well known 4 young,
man, died ut his homo here early yester-
4 day morning. The deceased was son
OF the late Rey. !. T.: !. ! p, Booker; The
her condition is pronounced as preca-.
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AUCTION sALEsThis Day.
BY The Valentino Auction Co.,
a 612 q. Broad Street.

-
Unusually Large Auction Sale, COM
prising Furniture. Carpets, Mat
ting, Cooking Stoves, Gas Ranges,
Sewing Machines, Moving Picture
Machine, ETC.,
TODAY {FR1DAY MoRN1NG). Sept.
9TH at our warerooms,s No. ts12 p. Broad
Street, com nencing 1880 o'clock, we Will
sell 8 BOOKCASES and Secretaries, 25 Odd
Bedsteads, 5 Oak and walnut Nvardrobes,
10 Doauble and Single Iron Beds, 20 ha!r
tresses. sideboards, 3 HAT fsacks, 5 Bed
room Suits. 2 Extension Ia bles: Kitchen
Odd Dresaers. 2 Folding Beds, 3 Bed
Lounges and Couches, Refriserators. 9
Sewing Mac chimes, Gas Range, with hot
water attachment: Cooking Stove, Heat
Ing Stoves. large number Of Chairs and
Rockers, large lot OF New and Used Car
pets Mating and Druggeu. Also a Nov.
Ing Picture Machine with Films and all
: ''.sf HE VALENTINE AUCTION CO. d
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TI70al \. N y = =
DEATHS,

KIRKWOOD.-Died. Thursday. September
s, 1904, HORACE BERRY HARDWOOD,
aged forty-one years.
Funeral SATURDAY MORNING at 10
o'clock from his late residence, No 4o4
( East, Broad Street. 1nterment III Holly
n wood, x Nj e II S5t M ~ q '{
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REAL ESTATE ~ Fl Of Rent
FOR RENT,

FOR RENT,
VERY ATTRAcTICE@ BRICK 3DWEELs
INC ~ In &" Home Place, q ne ar Il Soldiers,
Home Hot and cold wa ter, Il sewerage
steam heat, large lot, etc, Rent. SS60.
ss c. il. g. FL L. DENOON
Et4 Z 3 SCI M I'm Street
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Z Dr.. a.. G. L. Vanlear. q "a

Especial to The Times Dispntch.)
y STANTON, VA, Sept. S.-Dr. AZ G. IL
county. died this morning Is OF dropsy,.
aged years. His wife died one month
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r. 3. Chaffin e Co., inc,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
r. RUsTEEs AUCTION SALE OF 2s7$
AGREs On M qs 81 EGAp

n RUsTEE's AUCTION SALE OF 2s7s
1no ASR 5svE n a 9sRoH FS5M fR REP.
MOND. 55.sii4 N FL
vember IA. 1ses reeorded IN In the al clerSs
once OF Henrlco County Court, p. 3. III
gas sals AND vii ps se s. r paS ~ ths
MONDAY, sEPTEMBER IL 1901, AT "a
NJ. the property described in said deed as
with the improvements thereon. Situated
as "Longneid," and containing Sg7 acres,
@ the d e. 81 t ens sne
ed by Seldom p. Akin. and on the north G
by the lands formerly owned by Jackson
T. Childrey, and on the south by James Y
b ERMs-cash as to expenses q sale.
and the remainder in cash:
! q go JNO. C. EASLEY Y, admir- OF g,iSl
r. B. Chafi1n, Trustee, decd.
BY Augustine Royal & Company, 9,S
NJ + Real Estate Agents and Auctoneers.
K. Office: Leader Bldg, Manchester, Va
RTgTEE,s sA AII,ae IA P 5s3,I AD
1913 CAMBRIDGE STREET. IN TFIE
CITY Sc OF MANCHEsTER.Y Z. ON
WEDNESDAY,. sDPTENlBERS14TH II, 1904
At 4; $40 = O'CLOCK :, NJ ON THE
81. BY virtue OF n deed OF trust, dated Junes
10th. 1901. and recorded In the Corporation
Court, clerk s office for said city, = will &
sell at public auction. on the day, hou r 4
and place named above, that valuab bic
property. Nos. 1911 and 1913 cambridge Il
Street, between Fifteenth Street and Coz
swardin Avenue The lot fronts f fty-two i
SBainbridse Street by one hundred and
5slxty-fve Q65) feet deep. On this lot IS 1
aElarge double tenement frame building So
One fourth cash. balance at 8. h
IL and 10 months for notes, 6 per cent.
interest added, secure by trust deed ~ M
VIM "A. NIONCURE. Trust ZEE. S
sept 910 11.13&14
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+ &, BY Geo. v. Oliver, Auctioneer.
414 ". Broad Street Phone 2276.
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BY. Augustine Royal & Company, 8'.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
. Office: Leader BLDG, Man chester, Va
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A,,.N,,lklIsrA,,.r,::!El::.Ml,yl.s!Nr.

REPORT. OF. THE COMPTON Of TILE I,
RICHMOND. AT R1CliNoN ND, IN TIE
TT TIE CLOSE laoi
RESOURCE s. i,
Loans and discount 81 62e173 70
cured .......s.......s...... us SO
iatior. 1870 J, ...as...... ...... $4,000 o.
deposits........ . ss 1890 90
deposits .s - $500 ............. $4,000 %
Sss 4 ss$s; Il Il sss Isl
f,xt,,rss 10y =. ,........ sl4s5s q
reserve agents. ...... W. s4aa7 Is
bankers. sss ] ...... 1880 IA
agents. ~. ...s.... .......... D5.75s II
internal revenue sAamps........
Checks and other cash iterns... 1888 3S
Exchanges for clearing house,. 1928 81
Notes. OF other National banks. 24,655 90
els and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. s. ,. 71774I
Lawful money reserve
In bank. viz.
legal IY tender notcs... i. Is sse Ss @
Redemption fund Witty $.
euiatlon5 H. IT. .......... - 14oso %
other than s per cent. redemp-
ton fund ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Total ......... 81, ISL o.
= i 5 = 2 -
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8eANk STATEMENTS.

REPORT OFTHEt CONDITION OF THE;
MERCHANTS #NATIONAL-BANk
RiCHMOND,sIN TIL p STATE xOF.vlR-s
u GINA. ATSsTHE CLOSE OF BUSI-S
&NESS SEPTEMBER. 6. 1004 ~
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sth day Of June, 1904. !, ~
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REPORT Of THE con THE
NATIONAL BANK OF9VIRGINIA.t a Z
sRICHMOND,}VA. IN THE STATE OF
VIRGINIA, AT THE CLOSE OF BUS.
mess. SEPTEMBER 1904 II