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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-22
Wednes day, The flth Day Of
May, eO4, at 1890 P. N.

offer for sale at Public Auction on the
premises, all the real and personal oI pr III
erty Of said Company loeatsed as and ~
en tho sssbrassa 4e ea afses Il
and LlTHlA waters thereon ian, ar, j tn
ts G fGnpss1Esc 1K9EnsnnT5f ahd eeH5Rsd
sANAToRIUM is a new. Modern ! ,rI = Bu1i "a
ing with US Bed rooms well lgn y va a M.
randas; 1t is heated by steam. ngh .tsla os
abundance Of CLEAR, PURE WAITER 7 II
with complete Hydrlatic department
The power station, with boilers, engines,
pumps, dynamos and lotion Ice plant 3 NJ
light power yer ne hea ea 81 lie
house at full capacity. The Steam Laun-
dry Is well arranged and ample and .f fg
Botting House Is provided WILD tah1tkhe w.
the premises, kennels, bowling alley and
an eight-roon, dwelling, in good repair.
ana Seminary cest than
500, OOO The hotel Is literally tttted ont
with furniture bedding, linens, carpets.
china, silverware. kitchen utensils. etc.
The property. is located at Chase 1 City,
in Southern Virginia, on Southern Rali-
way, three lOuES tlAOlll -
easily accessible from points North, South
and West. It Is 535 feet above sea Level.
enjoys a uniformly mild climate, atto 9i
good shooting In season, and Is an IDEAL
l-the-yelr-round resort. . /,
Possession given upon compliance with
the terms OF sale. Ihe property offers a
rare opportunity for Investment, and por-
ties Interested are invited 70 make e !. per- :
TERMS-Cash as to one-third Of the
purchase money. and the residue IN I,a two
With interest thereon. payable semi an
ni'I ct the rate Of six per centum per
annum. from date Of sale till paid; the
deferred payments to be evidenced BY
notes or bonds Of the purchaser and SCI
cured BY deed 81 trust upon ,1, the pro p
required to keep the property insured
against loss by fire IN far a ana r aaiSer
the policies OF such insurance as further
security Of the deferred payments.
VIRGINIA TRUST, GOMPAN9,Y s.
7tn April 1904. apl ids
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SOUTHERN RAIL WAY \.

oSiaL.. .4-A. .44sAyA4>.A is, Iyui.
Ia TRAINS sl4r4fAN n tlSAliS N -. IN XII
7:0o A. M.--Duiiy. Local for Charlotte, M ..
R;2O r. M.--Daliy. Llmltau buftet pullman Ia
Atlanta anu Birinihgnam. rev Orleans. N
Memphis. Chattanooga and all tho South. ID 4
500 r. MILK. SUNDAY. heysyilieS Local. N SS
1n:0U =. NJ --DAlly. Limited. Pullman ready 9;aJ
r. NJ. forinll tho South. sl56J
YORK RIVER LINE 81 SE
The fayollte r.uilt 20 Isaltlinore and Eastern
points Leave Richmond AGO p. M.--Daily,3
except Sunday slgI
2:lb 2. M.--Loca. Daily. except Sunday
AGO +. M.--axcept SUNDAY: For West + olnt,
connecting with steamers for Baltimore and
river landings. steurners sailing from West
Point Monday, Wednesday and Friday call At
Yorktown. and clay BANK; Tuesday Thursday;
4:45 q. NJ. Except Sunday Local mixed for
sWest Point. S3 gly ~
i, 6:65 "A. NJ. and 6:43 r. M,-Tron all the Soutn.
Hl:15 2. M.-Erom Charlotte nnd Durham.
$40 A. M.--From Chase City. E3St88, II 9y5Si
.p:25 !. .-Dalt!more and West Point.
#79 G. H. ACkERT. S. II. H.ARDWlCK ~ M
6. N. wEsrBuRY. 3. =. 4. 81
4 Richmond, Va. IS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-22
VERY ILL in
MANCHESTER
Mrs. H. ]. Nunnally Is Not
Expected to
Live.

| Manchester Bureau, s-Dispatch.l
No 1lO2 Hull Street
| Friends OF Mrs. Il j. Nunnally are
distressed to know of her serious illness.
| She has been sick for some time. and
her end is expected at any time. The
physicians do not give much encourage
| ment. She has been Ill for some time,
but during the past few days she has
been gradually sinking Last night It
was feared her death would come be-
fore morning. She is seventy-four years
old. Mrs. Nunnally is the mother Of
Mr.. b. "A. Nunnally. She is loved and re-
spected by a host Of friends. who hope
she will recover from her illness, and
that she may live longer to let her kindly
light shine as an example to Others.
KIND HEARTED MAYOR.
Mayor Maurice has a heart as big as
balloon. He is always ready to help
the distressed. Yesterday a young man
named Carroll Hawtry a discharged
apprentice from the receiving ship Frank
lin. at Norfolk, was found drunk and
with his distress signal hoisted He
promised Mayor Maurice no would never
again indulge in the Intoxicating bev-
era Sc. and upon this promise he was
allowed to go to his home. where a
loving mother awaited the coming OF her
son.
COMMENT ED THE JUDGE.
Judge Hascall. OF New York has
written Judge Clopton a letter Of compli-
ment upon his action In the case of the
Juror III one of the recent liquor cases.
Judge Clopton warned an employer not
to discharge a juror because he could
not got to work, on penalty OF being sum-
moned to court for contempt,
CANDIDATES FOR MAYOR.
Mayor Maurice now has opposition in
the race for the mayoralty. Mr. Joseph
E. Davidson yesterday announced him
self as being in the field Mr.. Davidson
: Is we'll known and popular citizen, and
the race is looked upon as a pretty one,
I1e was a memper or the electoral board,
but resigned yesterday, and Mr.. NJ. A.
Campbell was appointed by Judge Clop-
ton to fill tho vacancy.
In coming out Mr.. Davidson makes this
announcement:
no the Citizens OF Manchester:
"At the urgen solicitation of many
frienus and c4lizens or Manchester.
herewith announce myself a candidate
for tho office of .,iayor, subject to tho
Democratic primary on May II, 1901.
II refer with due modesty to my past
record as citizen and public servant, and
p.S.es .Ay nparlesl support TO the best
interests of the city and the welfare of
her citizens,
ITO this end I solicit your vote and
your Influence
COURT NOTES,
Mayor Maurice fined j. s, Bell s2,S1
for cursng and threatening to stone a
car.
William Eam was fined $3.50 and put
under bonds for threatening a, A. Bur-
ton.
William Gregory was held pending an
L i,,ft tVu l,i gal
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
A special session OF the Board Of AL
dermen will he held Tonight to consider
1.-The report of tile license ordinance. 1t is
quito likely that the ordinance will be
! amended and wiz have to so back to the
! lower branch for concurrence
All interested in tho matter %fs sx,
pected to be present.
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AUCTION SALES, Future Days
By Sutton & Co.,
Real Estate Auctloneers.
AUCTION SALE OF
The meckIenburg,
AT
Chase City, Va,

In execution Of trust deed from the
Chase City Mineral Water Company to
the .rglnln Trust Company, trustee.
duly recorded In the County Court, Of
Meckenburg county, Va, on tho 18th
July, lste, II. pursuanoe Of tho terms and
provisions Of said trust deed and At the
cured and also In pursuance OF. resolu-
tons OF the stockholders and directors
OF said Chase City Mineral Water COM
authorizing and requesting said trustee
sonal property Of said Chase City Mineral
Water Company when the rea deed ds fhs
undersigned Virginia Trust Company,
trustee ns aforesaid, will, on
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BANKRUPTCY NOTICES.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST
ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.:
WILLIAM ii II. BRIsBY In
Bankrupt. Bankruptcy.
ORDER OF NOTICE FOR DISCHARGE.
on this 18th day or April, A.. p. 1901.
on reading the petition for discharge OF
the bankrupt, 1t Is
ordered by the court, that hearing ns
had upon the same on the I'd DA4 OF
at Richmond. in said district at IL O'Clock
nc noon: and that notice thereof be pub
llshed in The Tlmes-Dispatch. neWs.
paper printed in said district. and that
all known creditors and other persons
in Interest may appear ut tho said time
and place, and show cause. If any they
have, why the prayer Of the said petl"
TONER should not be granted.
And it Is further ordered by the court,
that the clerk shall send by mail to all
known creditors >oples Of said petition
and this order. addressed to them at their
places Of residence as stated
Witness the Honorable EDMUND WAD-
DILL. Jr, Judge OF the said court. and
ths seal thereof, at Richmond, In said dis
ti,.ct on the 18th day of April. a. D,
1904. by
Attest: !, po,ynz>, c,.u,.
BY Joseph p. Brady. Deputy Clerk.
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JUDGE HOLT 0vERRULEs
BANKRUPTCY DEM URRER
.lBy Associated Press. )

NEW YORK April 21.-Judge Holt. In
the United States District Court, to-day
overruled the demurrer nterposed by
Daniel j. Sully and Company against
the involuntary petition In bankruptcy
filed against the firm by Stephen Il.
Weld and Company: Gwathmey and Com.
pany, and other creditors, giving the de-
PENDANTS leave to answer the amended
petition within ten days on the payment
of costs.
The receivers of the firm OF Daniel u.
Sully and Company to-day announced
that they have sold all but one hundred
bales of the spot cotton held in ware
houses for the bankrupt firm
Two thousand bales We're sold yesterday
and twelve hundred bales to-day. About
$3.50, 600 have been realized by the sale
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fs SCI Main Street.
Auction Sale Of the
Very Attractive Dwell
ing and Large Lot in n
B ART ON HEIGHT S,
Being No. &c Miller Avenue.

we will sell at public auction. on the
> 9'i't TUESDAY, APRIL 2e, 1901,
at $50 o'clock 2. NJ. the above properly tl;y
and contains about nine large rooms. re-.
ception hall, bath, hot and cold water and
every convenience to make 1t attractive
and comfortable
The lot fronts 100 feet on Miller Avenue
and has good depth,
The owner Is determined to sell this
property. even il he at sacrifice, so a
great bargain may be expected.
TERMS-Very liberal.
G.. l. & II. L. DENOON.
apl ;os-tts Auctioneers.
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LIGHT CONTRACT EXPIRES
Grounds and Buildings Commit
tee Provides for City Hall.

The session of the COMMITTEES on
Grounds and Buildings last night was de-.
THE THE only matter Of public interest, dis
posed Of was that relating to the lighting
Cohen , fors lighting the hall expires on
Nav eth, and the committee decided that,
bending the erection Of the proposed new
Eht sRa5 d. y 10 ths own SlfY gh Hill mat the
the City Engineer was instructed TO
nurehasc the burners now in use, belong,
ng TO Mr. Cohen, so When 1.n TIE latter saa4
Mr.. Cohen has had tho contract for sew
J eral years.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-22
. LAST SERMON.
Great Revival at Grove Avenue
Will Close Tonight.

The last of the notable series Of revival
services at the Grove Avenue Baptist
time the Rev. Dr., Taylor. Of Petersburg,
who has been assisting DR.. Hawthorne,
viii preach his final ,s sermon, . y 3
The meetings have been most success
ffiIf'tty-ons people About twenty-five OF
them viii be baptized Sunday night.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-22
,v1az;7lW NoItolkitsW

"a LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY. .sasss3
900 A.. M-NORFOLIiS LIMITED Arrives
Norfolk 11:s0 A. NJ. Stops only at Petersburg
Waverly and Suffolk. . ss
905 A. M.-CHICAGO l5XPRESs. Buffet
Parlor Car, Petersburg to Lyrlchburg and Roam;
oke. Pullman seepers Roanoke to Columbus.
Bluefeid to Cincinnati; alsn. Roanoke to i nox-
phis . = Z Z, i. !, ;, |. ~, ). WI SR
VILE Lynchburg and Roanoke. ss
1900 P. M.a-ocGA4N3 SHORE LIMITED a. Ar Ar.
burg Wayerly and Suffolk Connects with
steamers to Boston. Providence, New York,
Baltimore and Washington.
7:25 P. M.-For Norfolk and all stations east
of Petersburg -,
$40 P. M.-NEw ORLEANS SHORT LINE,
Pullman Slsepers. Richmond 10 Lynchburs una
Roanoke; Petersburg to Pulaski Lynchburg TO
Chattanooga, Memphis and New Orleans. Gaia
-. Trains arrve from the West 7ia5 a. NJ, ao5
p 81 and $50 f. NJ; from Norfolk Hoo a..
M and 7:a0 p. NJ. N #s #
oiiica No. S3s East Main Street. ~.
w. B. BEVILL. AZ c. IT, sHOSLEi
Cent Pass Agt. DIST Pass- AZ y
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zoo Much Cocaine.

much addicted 70 the use OF cocaine that
tho British authorities are taking meas
ures to restrict. the distribution of the
mixed with areca nuts end various arc.
mates. Within a few weeks $1,000 worth
OF cocaine was shipped from London to
Calcutta
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-22

the st, Louis conventions draws near. He
willNproye turbulent factor In that con-
pention, and he is now the greatest mem
ace to Democratic success In the coming
presidential MISUNDERSTANDING Banner.
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ATLANTIC COAST LINE.

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DATLY-B9R D-
STREET STATION.
EFFECTIVE SUNDAY, APRIL 1ITH
9.05 a. MA c. l., Express TO all points
300 4. M-Petersburg and Norfolk III
1910 r. M.--Petershurg and n, ana W. est.
400 r. M.--pctersburg and Nortolk y
1910 p. M.--Goldsboro Local;
$50 =. M.-Petersburg Local
T:a5, p. NJ Florida and West indian Lini-1
ted'' TO all points South.
$40 p. M.--Petersburg and n. and w. West.
ll:3o r. M.--Petersburg Local.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND. 4. :. n
4:07 A.. M; 1895 a. N: -s;225 a.. Nj. fsl9 :i6
A. Nj ]; Ii 100 A. NJ; 100 p NJ 200 =. Nj;
p NJ: 7:45 P M: $50 p. NJ. W
f I-'--l C. a S..5C,AAlPBELL, DIV, Pass Agt, AZ
w r. CRAIG, Gen. Pass. Ast. M
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BY Richmond Auction Company,
Geo. II. Valentine, Auctioneer.
il A DNrINIsTRATRIx AUCTION SALE
- OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &C.


BY direction OF the administrat rix we
Will sell, in Highland Park. at the vii;
liams house: on Second Avenue; e., pe II1i1f
MONDAY, APRIL rs. 1904;
commencnE at 7 9f fhs A. ~ q n, iae
embracing In part: Parlor Suits, Moquet
CARPETS and pruggetsSr Hall ana stair nas
collection Of Pictures, Parlor Chairs, Mar.
5etoP Tables Lac cHrtaains Pg Pows
Walnut and Oak Chamber Suits. Walnut
and Poplar Wardrobes; Fancy Ornaments.
settee. Couches, Refrigerators: on Co9S
Stove, Cooking and Heating Stove. Odd
Washstand and Bureaus, lot Toilet Ware;
Clocks. assortment Of Crockery and
lot Of Coal Wood and small lot Of Luln-
Der.
RICHMOND AUCTION co.
Geo II. Valentine, Auctioneer.
n. B.-Take Norths!de car, Seventh and
Broad Streets tonly one block from &C car II
line). apl S--ot
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A Menace,

Mr.. Bryan is now clearly ont. of line
with majority Of the ph siIracr party
aaittituae ia those who refuse to accede
To To- his demands as the time for holding
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sFABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY.

TRAINS LEAVE RIcTIAIOND.-pAII4Y.8 IA
& o,5o p M-Seaboard Maii---l0;35 r. M.-Ssa-s
heard Express--To Savannah, lacksonyille. Ats
A' a.i1 4. M,--Local-For ,Norlina and Hamlet.
TRAINS ARRIVE BRICIIAIOND--DAII.Y. M
8:s5 A. Mo. 3S-Erom Florida, Atlanta and
the Southwest. 4 -, IL,
1855 e. M.--No. 66--Frofn Florlaa, Atanui ana
$40 r. M.--sS-F From Noriina and local points.
y 8 :. Ls'''t w II. TAYLoR. c n. "A.
$50 East Main Street, Phone 4o5
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BY The Valentine Auction Co.,
612 T.. Broad st.
Furniture, Cook Stoves, Car
pets, Refrigerators, Ice
Boxes, &c., al Auction

This FRIDAY MORNING, April 22nd,
at 1880 O'Clock. at our auction ware
rooms. No. GLE Il. Broad Street. we will
sell for various parties declining house
keeping; Handsome and massive. Walnut,
Marble Top, Chamber Suits, Oak .Ciam-
Der Suits, Oak and Walnut sdebcards,
Refrigerators and Ice. Boxes, Enameled
Iron Beds, Pictures. MIRRORS, HAIR Ian and
good Cooking Stoves, Trunks, Set OF
Buggy Ilarness, several good Carpets
and other Furniture. etc.
TI1E VALENTINE AUCTION CO.
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DAILY FASHION HINTS.
LADIES' COSTUME.

d . . f.. F. \ ( .
Nos. 613o-s14s.-1n the design shown hero
We have the same pretty qualntness that
distinguishes all the seasons modes. The
waist which is on tho regular shirt
waist lines, is decorated by drop col
lar. which comes we'll down oyer the
shoulder, and forming a stole effect in
the front. This collar affords a place for
one to display ones originality in trim
ming. The circular frlls. with rounded
ends, may be edged with pink ruchIng
or may be braided or finished with mar
row Val lace rufflcs. Any OF the above
would make pretty decoration for q
checked taffcta, wash silk or light weight
wool dress. Quite the newest trimming
for checked silks are the pinked ruchins
OF same or plain color.
The full skirt t6l1s) is ono OF the sea-
sons latest styles. having narrow front
gore and all the fullness In the side cores.
The shaped bands are only suggestion
OF trimming, as plain "milliners folds
ruffles or ruching might be used. The
style is one that Is recommended for any
of the new spring materials.
Three and three-quarters yards Of ma
terial. thirty-six inches wide. are re-
auired for medium size Of waist. and the
medium size OF shirt requires seven and
a half yards, twenty-seven inches wide.
Sizes for waist. No. 61ao-s2. 81. IS, IS.
40. 10 and A inches bust measure.
Sizes for skirt. No CISCO, q, 81, 26,
% and 90 inches, waist measure.
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II. +. 4 burg ,'s ! Potomac ) az 4 IA 4.

Trans Leave Rlchmo nu---N orrhWsr
4:l5 a. NJ, daily. Byrd St Through. u
6:45 a. Nj, daily. Main st. Through. hi Gs
T:15 a. NJ, week days. Elba. Ashland ac-E
sconmodation. WI az @5 t9s
$40 x, Nj. week days. Byrd St. Through
LEGAL stops. . 81. x u. 5E
400 P. NJ, week days. Byrd st. Eredericks-
burg accommodation .55 l by
SOS p NJ, daily Main ST.. Through.
$50 p. NJ. Week days ISlba. inland e. ac4i
scomuodaton. WI 5t sfs TX
Sos p. NJ daily. Byrd ST. Through. M sS NJ Ne
TRANS Arrive Ricnmo nu--So uthWard. t5
$40 A. M, week days. tllba. Ashland as -
$40 x. NJ week days. Byrd ST. Fsedericks-5
burg accommodation. 5s,.s ps,
S;s5 AZ. NJ, daily. Byrd St. Through. IA. al
l:5O a. NJ, week days. Byrd St Through
5:Ss p NJ. daily. Main st Through;
mediation. s5} N -, S; Il i5H
sss d dally EYE Eyre 81 81 rhFous Local
etops. Z ~. q. 80. /, Y q 81
NOTE-Pumnn Sleeping or Farlor8 Cars On
All trains except local nccumnod Ions.
Time Of arrivals and departures and connee.
". D. NDUkNs G. w GULF " 2. .rAiLon.
GEM Man r. Asst Gen Man Irnf. h1a c
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-22

AUCTION sALESThis Day.
BY George v. oliver, Anctloneer,
di.1s w. Broad st. Phone s27'.
Office Railinss. Show Cases.
Mattings, Carpets. Squafe
Pianos, Handsome Furniture,
Refrigerators, Bicycles, Stoves
Etc, at Auction.

I will sell at my warsarooms. a1A'lS ~, ";
] rrS wire = once c,aI haIiins. shoWeassa,
Roils New Mattirgs. . Good Carpets
Handsome Mahogany Mnished upsto.
ok sidoboard, Oak, Walnut and Cherry
fall Raclts Oak and Walnut Bedroom
FURNITURE; tvardrobes. Chairs, Extensloi,
and other Tables Bea !! coy yGsi1
nit Refrigeration, y Square Pianos. Tan.
do /, Bicycle, 1 Singer Sewing Machine.
Also lot or other goods. too numerous
10 mention. Ladies invited.
GEORGE ". OLIVER Auctoneer.
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raer defending the recent pension order,
and she Ia tier declaring that he favored
"A ssrvios pension OF SIS per month.
The Senate adjourned until to-mor-
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WANTED TO FORGIVE HIM.
Our friends did not know that we were
divorced, but I am willing that they
should know now. In fact this morning
4 drove to several OF their homes to ex-
plain that / was no longer a married
woman. He came to me a few weeks ago
and asked for room In my house.
had spent my last $4,000 and wanted
to do something to earn living. That
3 is why took this furnished room house.
"Do you know, quarres may begin over
the most trivial things. This last affair
was due to a piece OF antique furniture.
He saw 1t In shop and wanted me to
buy It. went with him to the shop. 1t
did not suit me. I invited him to dine
with me. We had in the meantime talked
over possible remarriage explained that
If he would behave himself would marry
him again. But that antique table came
up, and one word led to another until the
moment when the lieutenant's cup was
broken on my head. This man does not
seem to be able to control himself. He
just wants to throw things. and assure
you he is most expert In hitting mark,
He Is sorrowful and repentant when It is
over. In court this morning I looked upon
his sad, white face and / wanted to for
give him. My attorney was obdllrate. I
spoke to Jack. He said he did not mean
to hit mo so hard.
Magistrate Whitman looked har0 at
Ferris when the story was told in Jeffer-
son Market Court yesterday. Counsel for
Mrs. Ferris said that Ferris carried a
revolver and had been arraigned In the
West Side Court before for carrying
concealed weapons. The lieutenant was
held In $500 bail to keep the peace for
six months. Mrs. Ferris lives at No.
221 West Thrty-eighth street.-New York
Herald.
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STEAM BOATS.
VIRGINIA NAVIGATION CO.,

JAMES RIVER DAY LINE.
STEAME.r POCAftO.Nl'-Aa leaves alONDAY,
WEDNESDAY ana FRIDAY at q a. II. fns
Norfolk, Portsmouth olI Point, Newport .NeHs
Clnrcmont and James River landings, and con.
Meeting at Old Point for Washing Oh. Ba ti.l.aie
and the North State-rooms reserved tol Tie
nirht at moderate prices Electrio cars drsSt
10 wharf Fare oniy 80 and ~ ~ Norfolk
Music by Grand urchestrion, 1
ali points In Eastern virginia and North Calo-
Ina IRWIN WGISIGER,
49," 6 General Manager
r. A. Barber, Jr.. secretarIs
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521 BY e. j.. & II. L. Denoon,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
Il gel Main Street. an
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BY valentine Auction Co.. Auctioneers.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-05-03
STEAMER LINE QUITS.
Japanese Merchant Service Adam
dOned Until War Closes.

San Francisco, May 3.-With the
sailing of the American Maru on the
18th instant the Togo Kfzenkaisha
Will abandon its steamship service be-
tween this port and the Orient until
the close of the war between Japan
and Russia. This information has
been given out officially. It is almost
certain the Nippon Maru, sister ship
of the American Maru, has been sunk
by the Russians The company has
tn erefore no vessels for its San Fran
cisco service and cannot at this time
either charter or buy ships suita Bile
for the service Even if the company
had available steamers it is doubtful
if it could do any business in and out
of this port. War insurance is up to
As per cent on cargoes on Japanese
vessels.
Up to the present time the company
has been unable to secure any freight
or passengers for return voyage Of
the America Maru, and according to
present indications she will not carry
pound of freight nor a single pas
senger- She Will leave here in ballast.