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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-25
AN ORDINANCE

g8Eaas;E$E sI|#G 81 S
c n y i sgsp15'ssd ny the Council g t y,
given Southern Railway Ss,hpa4a i .v,g
ffSD,pay ts psify Rcm rnmdk 10 pH MAIN
thitl aa1nd operate With all neeessa ~ en-
70 Time 70 reconstruct. Under tlis, eona,.
tHi,s as many tracks as may, 30 necos;;
sary e cross the si,sWalk md ro q, !, &C
q South onrtee,1th stres ar, he 1ae +,
kive e9nsat The present Rr{HSper 5yoo g.
the SAID b ra snat s sN y eses
Na H. THAT t. said said u Southern hAlway cemii
Ti naSi aoft ia roaabcd and ayng
tracks shall construct reconistrmcs s %md
anain The Sa nn Wt tbe s ciy Ensneer
RraSSes ap 81 ho r.reefs 50 seoured ani
shall sonform the sens, n ro ace eli may my
from time to. time nt.npt for aticlr streets;
and said railway con.ra,ny ~ sha, az q, az az
tracks are laid to tha es,st Of II The Pqfts
traes and betTSe ga ts Tic Outs
Of said tracee. In good and complete to !, IT. /,
natr, and shall .puvc. repave and M fcp ,,,b
the sans i. s th cls may f from time
Tins tin pave ~, repave ard repair tho renu,,,
ng portion of the said streets anal amdI 81, al
constructng, Notwithstanding Or NAL tain AZ !.
rs sad railway f9panfy rn ns us.
and subject to his approval; w n 2 tn nr
taxing p 5elssylnaE9 Rs aifl avg CON
RACKS. ths sutn otscIv restore SO much
to 70 az cosnadton similSr e tha5 n n, y Whict
It Yves before the heinK o 1 spt to Stand on
so much OF the tracks Or track al: here ,[,
authorized as may be in,d omd y IA 5l al.
i pU Of Il any ca r. engine or other portion
Of the rolling stock Of said company y, i to 2
stand on the said por,tion, q obbsst h
Of the street and make the company i'ao'e
The said GGmpafy Y s ana wnat Hyh Tor
I ia amen. to Give notice by ags or lan-
terms tho Of srf hs aeS tra aus
The crossing q said -Four e eenss
street shall be nalrta'ns ol, as9Ye and ali
ri terra Hons Of the same, well as q, AZ
herein ~ wo oe sh nj
the Glty . y gyronertv that
8 any ryss, ,n1uif fom 70 tRe Work ho eby
thorlzed shall Se ana G the city Hs s shaI ii
r no eveHt f bs lplabis therefor 4 4,
The prlytle herepy t F9ar rounciI ie Of
fRo city city Of richmond and for tw nn
months after ntice OF Smcn
pFsov hGEr ia' ~ ffts ordinance re-
auirement duly made hersG ereof tS Se s ala
away shall be nops TIA tiS ane
Of n.y. ,!e !es Gollnrs. to- be recoverable be.
fo ,nartdha tie Poilee Justice of the city seD
Richmond: each days failure TO oe q q sep
The hereby gFra spebY To- ana
ING , un sotithern Railway Company;
shall inure and pass 70 the guGiGessors anu
assigns OF the Southern R ga Sot''-
paionsn. This ordinance shall be in force from
It's passa Sc. Rem r. AUGUST.
.& y, - Mss City, Clerk
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-25
BIDS ASKED FOR
NAVY CONTRACT ]. Y
The Government Wants 100000
Poundsof Tobacco This Year.
Concerns Here 10 Bid.

K The government l,as called for bids
on the annual contract for supplying
tho Unltcd States navy with tobacco, and
every manufacturer In Richmond and
n, mary other places Is preparing to on
tcr The lists. The call comes earlier than
usual this year. md the contract Ia
larger. 1t calls for 100000 pounds Of plug
TOBACCO, encl plug weighing not more
than Is nor less than 1914 ounces The
bids are to be In tho hands OF the Bureau
OF Supplies ard Accounts OF tho Navy
Department before March I'D next.
Tho navy contract Is plum that pays
remarkably we'll. and that Is eagerly
sought after BY all manufacturers. For
d number Of years 1t has been filled by
Butler and Bosfer,5of this city. Consid-
cradle additional Interest attaches 70 the
award this year III view OF tho fact that
since the last contract was lot Butler
ana Bosher has become a part OF the
tobacco trust glss
y All OF the Richmond manufacturers will
compete this year. as usual. Samples
viii DO submitted and the award will be
made on the basis OF a test by a special
commission OF officers on duty at the
New York navy yard. who will select the
SAMPLES which, in their opinion, is best
suited to the requirements Of the navy,
due regard being given to prices The
tobacco Ia to be delivered at Tho navy
yard in New York without expense to
the government, md shall pass the usual
sinspectidr. deliveries to be made as fol-
,lows. $500 pounds by May 18th; g, coo
pounds ~ June list; 10000 pounds BY
July 1st; $1,000 pounds BY August LIST ;
II, 900 pounds by September list, and 10000
pounds by October LIST.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-25
NO coLoRED FOREMAN,
] BANKRUPTCY.
Governor Will Announce Deci-
sion in Railroad Lease Saturday.

Governor Will Announce Decl-
sion in Railroad Lease Saturday..
Especial to the Times Dlspatch.)
RALEIGH. N. c.. FEB. A.-ProceedinEs
In involuntary bankruptcy have beer in
stituted here in the Federal court against
Baker and Holl|'ell, OF Orlander. BERTHE
county.
A charter is issued for tho Salem ok
celsior Company, OF Winston-S Salem. The
capital is $4,000, and the incorporators
are It. TT. fries. Charles SEWERS and
Ralph Sewers The company viii make
all kiEds Of excelsior and furniture, etc.
An amendment to the chartor OF the
Elizabeth City Hosiery Company was
filed to-day, tho purpose being to- fix the
limit OF capital stock at $40, oo0,O with priv
ilcge to Increase to $50. OO0. d. B. Brad
ford Is president and +. II. Miller secrc-
tary.
The Secretary Of State is notified of tho
dissolution of the Fitzsimmons DRUG Com
pany, OF Charlotte.
Governor Aycock4says he Will announce
his decision In tho matter OF the propo-
sals OF Captain W II. NIcBee for the
lease OF the Atlantic and North Carolina
Railroad, probably on Saturday,
George Curtis was brought here yester-
day from Warren county to serve five
years In the penitentlary for secret as
sault with Intent to Kill.
The Atlantic Coast Line on yesterday
filed with tho clerk Of the Superior Court
their complaint In the appeal the com
pany makes TO tho Superior Court from
the order Of the Cooperation Commits
sion for tho Atlantic Coast Line to make
connection at Selma with the west-bound
Southern train with an extra train from
Rocky Mo,lrt. Tho complaint consists
Of over one hundred typewriter pages,
William Turner, white man. was
brought here from Portsmouth, Va. to-
day and recommitted to the pen!tentiary
10 serve out a sentence Of four years
for housebreaklng, having escaped within
q month when he was first committed
In 1900 lie has stree served term II
Virginia. and conofded fellow-pris-
oner that he was wanted In North Caro-
~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-25
NAVAL BILL |. |.
UNDER FIRE.
INF. Bnrton's Effort to Cut Out
Battleship Provided for Brings
Criticism Upon Hin.
mr.. RlxEY FOR AMENDMENT n i \
Mr.. Maynard, However, Favors
ar1$Evct1s Larger Building Pro-
gratnr1e Than Bill Calls For. ~
NV Associated Press,

HI (By Associated Prcss.)
WASHINGTON, " Feb. 2i.-Two storm
{. centcrs wcro encountered in the naval
appropriation bill which was the con-
( tlnucd object OF discussion In the House
to-day. First the Great Lakes training
! station went out Of the bill on a point
Of order after d, wordy battle at tho be-
ginning OF the day, and the building pro-.
gramrnc proposed III the /. bill was sub
\ inIttcd TO criticism and blocked further
progress OF the measure for the, day:
Mr. Burton. Of Ohio, moved i o strike
/ out the provision for the single battle
4 ship authorized. This motion Is now
pending. It served as u text for several
I Republican speeches, In which Mr.. Bur
ton was declared not to be In line with
J; his party. In the event Of the defeat OF
this motion and the ncceptunce OF the
L whole building programme q movement
is ia be made tomorrow by Representa-
two Meyer, Of Louisiana, to have the
1 bill rocommitted TO the Naval Commit
Tee. with the following instructions:
First, To provide for a coaling station
and dock at Olongampo. P. l.. instead 4 Of
i a naval station; second. to eliminate the
provision for two armored cruisers and
10 placc a limit OF 1898 per ton as
3 maximum price for armn, plate. 9Th
tho ptoyision for an nrInor plate factory
to cost not over 1900. 900 &c tho nrnor
cannot be procured within the limit pre-
scrIbed: fourth. that all vessels provided
Tor under the head OF increase OF the
navy except the battleship to be con-
structed In the government navy yards,
Mr.. Burton justified his position by
T. kt.,t, prp a YstiN
this year with that OF other nations OF
the world. Our construction was larger
than usual, being 1900 tons. In naval
I. expenses tho United States was, he said
with tho exception OF Great Britain,
( fifty per cent. ahead Of any Europcun
nation. 5,,5issi VI
Mr. Roberts (Nfasaachusetts) quoted
President Roosevelt as saying: The
American people must tread softly. but
carry a big club" and maintained that
this Club was big navy.
Mr., Maynard (Vlrginia) advocated even
n larger building programme than YVES
contained in the bill.
aB Mr.. Rixey Cvirginia) advocated the adop-
ton OF the Burton amendment. NJ !.
Grosvenor (Ohio) read the plank on the
I navy in the Ohio Republican platform OF
1903 endorsing the policy Of developing
The navy. This plank, he said. MI. Bur
ton had certainly Endorsed. Mr.. kitchini
asked II this was tho national PLATFORM
"Oh no. replied SAtr. Grosyenor.
an, Just appealing to my brother 10 eel
back. vi 81 ~
1.I don't want to interfere in tho least
with an Ohio family quarrel. remarked
Mr.. Kitchin, amid laughter.
..Peaco on earth and good viii among
men depend on good ships and good
guns, Mr.. Grosvenor announced as MS
doctrine.
The House adjourned until tomorrow.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-25
FOdd-Fellows' Anniversary.

The date OF the annivcrsary, ApTll Zet 2;
Odd cit -Fellowship. The celebration Of it
viii be quite an occasion this year, az
the fourteen lodges Of Rich1R2nd ana
mittee to arrange for an Invitation to
Grand sire Good win to visit this city and
deliver an Grafton on the objects OF the
order. Doubtless the cademy of Music
o or genuine merit. il addition 70 the ap.
pcarance OF the grand sire. VIII enhanGs1e,
the Interest. The joint committee VIII
concordia Hall, No 4O3 East Broad Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-25

In pursuance Of an orderiot the United
states DISTRICT Court for The Ea as o5d
DAY Of February 1901, IN the. matter Of
Weinberg Bros, Bankrupts. the under
Whole or in lots and parcels to suit the
the entire SaonrnT n a s hs
Eankrupts. situated at the storehouse
No. il West Broad Street. Richmond.
! s .i 81 FEBRUARY 9TH 1904,
AT 10 O'CLOCK A. NJ,
The above mentioned 9ropeT5y e, consists rWs
uprlsht Glass Showcases, One Large
Glass Front Wall Case. One Skirt Rack,
and Store and Office Furniture Tho
chooses in action consist OF a large num-
her Of installment contracts for Ladies'
are. sold to various persons.
T,AfAIETT SEATOr
MELVIN ER,
Receivers.
j Geo. w. Mayo, General Aucttoneer.
"A. P. Montgomery, Salesman.
teb 24-3t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-25
AUCTION SALES, Future Days
BY J. Thompson Brown & Co.,
INA Main Street. rs
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
,Two.Story Detached D u; 4 'l!|'|t
Brick Dwelling,
No. 100 East jackson, Cor. Flrs i,
Including Small Store In Rear.

BY virtue ola decree the T, Hlc !
Chancery Court In the suit Of wayne vs..
wayne, entered February 20. 19M. ap-
pointing the Undersigned Special Gom mr.
sioner Tor that purpose, we will soil at
public auction on the premises y Z, !,
TUESDAY, MARCH 1ST. AT 5 - i. NJ,
ITO THE HIGHEST BIDDEA
the propert y4 described In SAID decree as
follows All that lot Of land, With I'M
provementa therson fronting 40 7; =
Street at 6 with First strees
a ~ l rahnshl reet and line parallel there
With sois feet. The dwelling contains !, 8
rooms with city improvements: and this
is \ considered one OF the most PROMl-
NENT CORNERS ntthat section.
\ TERMS-One-fourth cash. balance .; u
and is months. 9 per cent interest added.
chase money Is paid Tor by deed Of trust
upon usual terms, as may be reterred;
sale made subject to confirmation by the
80 Z WALLACE T, BROWN.
sSs n Special Commissioner.
81 Brown & Co. "a uctioreers.f,5
@ The bond required sby tn above decree
10 q heeffE Fl ycr.Is iot 8 AZ
i FEB a5Htds nv CSC. .sAVII4I11. Clerk.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-25
"a a s; NV Norfolk WesteIIl.
--aGCLn

Wayerly and Suffolk -. 2 , i, ~. y, ss
Do rior Car. epetersburs to LynohourS Aad;
Roanoke ok 70
to Knoxviiis. and Knoxville 70 Chat
aud Memphis. . = :, I,
S1@s rlAAVE RICHMOND DAILY ii ri
EN- ono y. M.-NORFOLkSkLI MITED,4GA1 Arrives
Norfolk 1i.2O A. u. Stops only .at Petersburgss
IL 10 +. M.-ROANOkE5EA fRESS Etor 4 ARM
vi a.o 3. W.eocEAN6 SHORE &IIMI1Ep: Ar-s
riv.s Norf.'x b:.o 7 tops only Y PeteFs.
STEAMERS TO boston Providence, New Az o l:ls
FEE P.M.-For Norfolk and all sta iona east
Of ! c r. g ssMasSsNBw OIL ANS sHokT LINE.
r,ni1man sIsepers, Richmond tn LynchbarS and
ROANOKE /; Petersburg to luaski. Lynehhurg 70
Chattnnooga, Memphis ard New Orleans. ca 81
Trains arrive from the West 7:ss AZ. M Il, ;;es
p NJ. and 9:l0 P. M from NoEIok 1AsVu -
NJ and 80 p. NJ. .s
Office No sas East Main SIT set e ~ = -
Gent. Pass. Agt. Dist Pass As t.ssaa9l
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TO run DOWN
HE| !. IN.
Atlantic Coast Line Will Pour.
Out Money to Capture .#
the Murderer.
STIR KE WEARIN G !. ITSELF OUT
Denial That Negro Made Fore re
man Of scction-Such Ems
ployes Deserving White Men.
Is 6rhe Tim,e.s- pispatch

Especial to The Times Dispat ch.)
WILMINGTON, N. c., Feb. A-Atlan-
tic Coast Line officials announced to-
day that the company will offer a large
reward for the capture Of the assassins
OF Section Master Murray, who was shot
from ambush near Savannah yesterday.
General Manager Kcnly authorizes tho
statement that no money will be spared
in running down the culprits. and If pos
sible they will be captured. The Coast
Line will protect It's employees at any.
cost. iS.5, a
MURDERER UNKNOWN. IA
1Ir. Kenly was not prepared to say
whether or not the murder was the re-
suit az tho strike 0 ,way employees: Com
Itself out, and. that there are not over
fifteen vacancies on the entire first d.
vision. Tho situation continues salts
factory to the road. stl \
NO #cOLoRED5 FOREMAN.
In answer tosa circular issued BY Pres
idcnt John r. Wilson, OF the maintenr
ance of way employees. In which It is
asserted that a negro has been made
foreman Of a section at Fayetteville,
NJ c., General -MnnaBer Kenly to-day made
gro has been appointed TO such a PSI
ton. and saying that the report is with
out truth or foundation. He concludes
by saying that it has always been the
policy OF the company to appoint section
foreman from the ranks of its deserving
white men and this policy will always
be continued.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-25
NOTICE.
The City Of Richmond Va.
$S MAYORS Office, City Hall.
Richard NJ. TAYLOR, Mayor,
February "a, 1901.
EI0o R a~ard,

a -REWA,RD OF, ,CNN HUNpRED
DOLLARS $500 will be paid for. the ar
son son or n. persons who did maliclously cause
tha Following incendiaarX. fres;
February $. 1904, At a;s4 4, Bi. 2 Two,
fk sts, ana on the same date al ll:l2 II.
NJ, the large Ice House LOCATED near
Street on pock street.
story Tor. Frame House on south sldeof Les
" IN i'e TebI tta "a, iooi at 2.oS a. NJ. the
freight House at the corner OF elm and
All All of the above were purely in en-
diary iiIes, and the Board OF Fire Com
toN co tonerate with our police force 10 ap-
prehend this guilty person or persons,
Who Who las been, actlng With such persls-
\ te 'sp ~ ss's Ra,iGIiA RID n. Or
s8ss Mayor, Of tile u w os Richmond
,leb 256s2SS ulch 1-Ss s$ f$S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-25
Give Auction Party.

An auction party 5.wlll be given AT the
residence Of Mr., +Hnd Mrs, Henry r. Pol
IoW e syei NJ Each person Viii bring
pa ckage, which no ono else knows what
ii contains These VIII, later IN the eve,
Ming, he sold at auction, and the pro-
ceeds added to the organ fund OF the
Grove Avenue Baptist Church.
Il The various ladies societies Of he
Grove Avenue Church are uniting to glye
al entertainment In the, Young Men 9
4niEht, RGoltatl lions and music Will be me
schleff attractl n "a SS S8 M lSssg
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-25
THE JUNIOR ORDER,
Elect Officers and Increase
Their Salaries,

Especial to The Times rDispa:clLp
SCEARLOTTE, n, G., Feb, 2i,-The
state Council, n. Q, u, A. Nj, IN, session
in n;S year al follows: state chancellor, Il.
a. Goble, Of Morganton; vice chancellor,
q. II, Smith, Of Raleigh; State secretary.
Sam. r. Vance. OF Wlnston; state treas
rho conventloiss decided to Increase the
salaries of all State officers, Adjourn
ment Will take place Tomorrow.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-25
AMONG THE RAILWAYS
Norfolk Elks Going to Grand
Lodge-Officials Here.

Norfolk Lodge. No, Ss. B. r. o. FL.
has decided to attend the session OF the
Grand Lodge of the order at Cincinnati
IN July. and will go AS r. body In a spe-
clal train over the Norfolk and Western
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-25
SOUTHERN Raj WAY.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT IAN; 70, 1901.
TRAINS LEAVE 4RICdMOND..sf .,s Z,
K : M 4 M.EDaily Local for Charlotte, n. c.
Mpay hnssd gu New pe orieams 8
Nsemnhis Chattanooga and all the South.
500 r. NIX. Sunday. keysyille Local; !. -
1000 p. M.-Dailys Ltiritod. fulinan reauy o'so
p. NJ. for all tho south; tsssg
,r,e n vorlte route to Baltimore and Eastern
points. Leave Richmond ago 2. NJ Monday c,cs.y
f: sanss x. M.4Except Sunday. Local mixed for5
West Point. -, Z. , . -, z. S{{ ". "A
r. AIS p. M--I.ocal. lMonday, a'feuhesaay 3AHu
:aj' +. Except Sunday. For, West q. Point
connecting with steamers Tor y an ~
river landings Monday. "wednesday II ana ny
r F'tts .ffiRAINs ARRIVE RICHMOND.
e:55 A. and s:4. F. M,Fsom rom az tnS = souts
$40 A. M-From Chase city. ss9s5lfi, 81 3Bs8i
SIS a. M.-Balt!more and yYn. est. Pq q A..
= G. II. iAClIERT, 8, II. ttAttDS. ag
O. 81, WEsTRuRy. D, IT. y. I53 y
,iS = W. q b Richmond, Va Is
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-25
AUCTION sALEs--This Day,
BY Richmond Auction CO..,
Three Floors Of Furniture,
Carpets, Piano, mantel
Mirror, okcase, Etc,
ETC., al Auction.

TODAY Crhursday). FEBRUARY %.
commencing ut 1920 o'clock, II File Line
OF Furniture, VIZ: ! Fine alnntel Mirror.
with gold leaf franc (slzes feet tall. 8
4 I1.3 octave, ebony case; llTine Walnut
Hail Rack. with large bevcled mirrors:
Walnut Chamber Suit Wardrobcs. We'll
nut Extension Table, Oak sidoboard
bookcase, 100 Odd a G. s. Chairs, Purlor
Suits. parlor Chairs aud Sofus. odd
Wood and Iron Beds. Clilldren's Beds.
OH Cloth Mnttlng, Carpets. 100 pounds
Chewing Tobacco. ! Burrel Cider, Oyster
Counter, ctc., etc
All OF these ,hro in good condition and
must be sold to make room for other
large consignments. Parties desiring 70
obtain furniture would find that II would
nay to attend this sale. gl4
RICHMOND AUCTION co. =
/. Geo. II. Valentine, Auctloneer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-25

Captain Patteson Better.
me condition or Captain Camm Pate
son. who is confined by illness to st.
Luke 3 Home. was much improved last
night, and his friends hope nc VIII shortly
be q BILE to be III Ills seat. w. q.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-25
:. VIZ VIRGINIA NAVIGATION CO.,

JAMES RIVER l,AY LINE.
wEbNEspAY ana ERIP2;;aY az 4. NJ tor
Norfolk. Portsmouth. Old Polnh Newport Ss ems
hecting al Old Point for Washington, BALTIMORE
mud the North. STATE reserved for lGe
10 wharf, Faro only tl,ho and 81 70 Norfolk,
Music by Grand QrcheStrlo 4, !. H., ~, "a
Ina r. 'f y " y /, IRWIN HEilSIca A
4. - ~ wv ~ General ltanager,
\, n, IA. Barber IN. l'scgeiaEX, sij N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-25
R. F. & P. s s'ssnsH ss.s sTsssfsk;.

1T raIf1H Leave
4:15 A. NJ. daily Byrd st. through a N, 5is
6:15 A. Nj, daily. Main St. Throu I, :, n,
4 6:lb A M daily. Main st. Thu An tuilss
s:5i A. Nj. except Monday. Byrd St Throu ~
7:i5 A. H.. week days. Elba- Ashland accom-
s s:So x H.. Sunday only BYRD St Throush.9
s:G a. M X. week days. Byrd st. ThrouEh,-S
/ Il ;o5 noon, week days. Byrd st. Through;
400 Il. III. week days. Byrd st. Freder1 ck s7E
5:os p NJ. - daily. Main ST.. Through
SIS P. MI. week days Elb o. saas
s!oS r. n, daily. Byrd St. Through: 1.
trains Arrive Rlohmon d--sout Inward 5; An,
Gao a. Nj week days. Elbaf Ashland Ian e 80
commodntlon :, y. NJ. 49, y A. q, ~ IN
G s;ss e. ass 81. aaiiy. Byrd ST. Through
II 10 &. III, Week days Byrd st.. Throus1-!
L s:S5 p S' daily. Main st. Through.
100 Is. III, week days, lSlba Ashland &C c0Ens5
S55 & NJ daIy b byFdd TsrSSE
; ;sGas'p NJ. daily Main 81 Through Pull.
io.M s. NJ, daily. Main ST. Through N ]. III
Il ~ p. NJ: week days Byrd s: Thfous -
Pullman Cars. y, 5 ~, y. 3. -
Time OF arrivals and departures and conneeo-ss
wv W.T. 10 I.'T w CuLP P.TAYIoEs3
Gen'i Man'r, Asst. Cen Mar, r Traf.& y a.,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-25

- YOU ManS 70 ny, 1ell' seno o. BOZ
-" ii'on y M ~ . YET = = o. 3 ,uu
Mov EIun 9 uLlnn,
l=== -: - :========:
~ onnYn1 n ~ =,
80 n \ II
{ ,., eAppzoyeed FEB. Is. IDOL . q . /,
55s66MiPPiASSSlV "a IT'S ls AIienEs
e S1A iF 1Nls SPbAATE ANp
FROM FIR; MT1Mg no TIME, 70 REG0N T.
sTRHSTs XNp ERA 81 f 2h cE souTa
In SIDE. CE,.IH E~DOClS.s IN III !. Gil Tx
81 Mi 5GfiMoGFsp A A6nDI nv K[tAi.
4 PRoWED NoVSNIBER- 5. 1854 I's.,iSN-
ING THE RICFIMoND..,ANp. Dan
#E @STRUCTING1ss.As TRACK ACROSS
F9URIEENTa A AN, STRElaIS
1I Rn9qiRR o1J TWn sUG o Sy6kR
53 III T. SAME. al as @
r. BE itGordalned sby the Council Of the
1.rRat i, rermission ID hereby granted to
Southern Railway Company, q company
operating. q trunk, railway through ths
operate. with ali necessary ensino and
cars, and from time to time to recon-
stuft Hnqsr the and rDi
company Oh Fourteenth D, Street, and
south Side Of tho DOCK close to he South TIL
3ern side Of the line Of the former trestle
Of tho Richmond g A leghanY Ra lr5 ad
Street - henca To and racross Seveuteenthi
Street. and Continuing inSa similar man.
ner along ths south sae Is said Dock un-
P I,sr; ONO ksIlgay COMPANY ({prmsrIy
thrqqgh the ,prepe4rtX X, q th said Chesa
sfix !, pfSpsSty 3, 3 ths AleSm5aa $ 4 :.
ffhis, Baaf sssos;Td1Ss toihs Ines NV s
Ghesapeake and. Ohio Railway Company,
Railway Company ~ ! loeessors q as-
we e street; taenSe 70 and acrdss
and nc ,curyatures IS may be- from time to
St Ie sly, ~, 2X 3I.t on
e sitse1 EnE siE sna win ths aav'e Of the
ne salfai souInern R,way company
IA GGistracns ana IN man
T ma ID G1 , and ntaih
as sn city EaEnes ana NAV IN ap
the same In ascord q, with tho aradss
Tine adopt for such streets, and said rail.
way company shall at all times keep the
e n9 " hS tS Ta o are aa
betWeen the rails g lts tracks and De-
tween It's tracks and for two feet on eae,
sSsys pns ths % s suqS
rspsIr lie Fea%alslnE S9rt!e,s s Tie s ,i
10 anf az Srk
& the streets In constructing SranonSt ruCtinS
or saa pwiay sna be done
takin spIpot !s g Of said track Or 6r
tracks, the said Southern Railway Con,-
the s seea as bs aipns e
9s1 1 TIE p soos g s psGpS Wpyk tb
to PonE any saip Strssts e tho rail
ss:ts1S Msa
s shPRes e SSy b nsf aBe ~ no
4, Tho use IF the streets hereby per
ted r Subject h1 Gsa ss
The streets, as to which the privilege here;
~ gtXhS snd on 1ceapGS
b gGsE FiTSss Fl aSF ad re saW pS
CONSTRUED, as AN .acknoW |eds ment aud
agreement on the part r. ne SAG "a IA Soah
tdiltt!!ons an pfoyisiohs of sthis ordinance
With. sEf accepted by 4 and wlii sps complied
g. That ono OF the considerations for
granting the privileges; herelnbefora given
e the soathern RawnYb Gompapy =
maintain on tho east line OF It's property
from MaYo's Bridge along Fourteenth
necessary, iii order to protect Tho side-
walk on the. WESTERN side q said Four
Or oSs other support. which N ,eoTstractiSn.
i faotory to Tho City Ensinieer:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-25
BY Pollard g. BagDy,
Real Estate Auctioneers.

n CURT SALE BY AUc TIoN OF Two
Il STORY FRAME Vi - NVELLING NO.
1oll ON EAST SIDE 5OFt ST.. JAMES,
I;I;TyVICENt COUINrS AND HILL SITS.