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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-04-30
SELECT A NAME.
New Building of Business High School
Officially Designated.

The new Business High School has been
officially designated by the District Com
missioners as The Business High School"
Srowden Ashford, inspector of buildings.
requested the Commissioners to inform him
If the school was to bear a name in ac-
cordance with the system followed in desig-
mating the two manual training schools.
Commissioner mcfarland, in charge of
school matters. recommended today that
the simple designation mentioned above be
adopted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-04-30

The expulsion Of Roger Williams. the
founder Of Providence, from the Mas.achu-
sets colonies By Governor Winslow In
1885 was commemorative at Providence RI,
the hut occupied for TINA By the preacher
in East Proyidouoc. A bronSe tablet with
appropriate inscriptions was placed upon .
fence near tho young oak.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-04-30

out drew out us.soo and disappeared, 50 /,
Is charged.
Witherout introduced himself In Brook.
iyn as prospective buyer Of real estate
and through real estate ONCE was intro.
duced to the trust company.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-04-30
Husband and wife Found Dead.

dispatch from Toledo. Ohio, says: John
W. Martin and wife were found dead In
their bed. as result of asphyxiation from
illuminating gas. It Is believed to be a
case OF double suicids. az Martin was found
short IN his accounts IN the city water
WORKS once. where he had been employed
FOR twelve years as bcokkeeper..
besn caused by policy. racinr betu. and
speculation beyond his means
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-14

the bill providing for the government OF
tho Panama Canal zone. The greater
part cf tho day was occupied BY DIR.
Morgan in support OF amendments offer.
cd by lumself, but mono Of them was ac-
cepted, and tho reading Of tho bill was
nearly half completed Mr.. Morgan at
tackled tho new Panama Canal Com pony
and cuntendcd that the United States
should proceed to carry into effect the
provisions of tho treaty with Panama
regardless OF the demands Of that COM
pany. III
Mr.. Morgan spoke Of the delay in pay
Ing the ten millions to Panama, and
,.nrlorcd tho Republican senators to give
their reasons for It.
You know what the reason is. ne
said; ~ do not; give 1t to us.
Ttc accused the President OF defying
the law in yoking the payment OF ten
millions to Panama with the payment TO
the new Panama Canal Company. and
again referring to the difficulty OF Sc.
curing information, exclaimed: t
q I'm that nest OF fraudulent sr.sculators
In Paris, or possibly In New York, can
not still nearer home is to be found the
explanation OF the mystery and delay.
Somebody Is going to profit by it. Who
Is it?"1s
row. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-14
ROBERT GOBLET
IN AUTO SMASH
Occupants Escape Unhurt-Car
Completely DemolishedRun-
ming at Fifty-Mile Clip.

Especial to The Tirnes-Dispatch
MEMPHIS. TENN. April 1s.-Robert
Goelet. OF New York, and q party Of
friends, accompanying Mr.. Hartman on
his trip to the Pacific coast, had a
miraculous escape from death to-day.
When the party reached here to-day
Goelet nnloaded his automobile for the
first time since leaving New York, and
with ". T.. Thorn and two capitalists
went for a spin out on Union Avenue.
Returning, and while going at a flfty-u1ic
clip. Goelct attempted to pass an auto
mobile In which were George G. Bennett
tho Memphis turfmnn. and his wife.
Mrs. Bennett was operating the ma
chine. and 1t Is supposed that in at
tempting to turn to the loft swerved
sharply to the right. and directly in the
path OF the Goelet party. Before speed
could be checked there was an awful coll
lIslon, in which the Goelet machine was
practically ruined.
The entire party escaped without a
scratch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-14
NEW GUN CLUB.
Young Ladies Poisoned by Sleep
ing in Freshly Painted Room.

Especial to The Times Dspatch.)
DURHAM. N. c.. April IA gun club
has been organized in Durham with fif-.
teen members. The officers are: President.
James Fl. Southgate; Secretary and
Treasurer. George L. Lyon.
The club has its grounds just beyond
Trinity College. There will be regular
shooting matches every Thursday after
noon. a prize will .be awarded for the
highest average In the season. Much en-
thusiasm is being shown.
w. Il. Yates left this morning for
Richmond. where he will join Mrs. Yates.
who Is visiting there. From Richmond
they will go to Philadelphia to reside In
the future. Mr. Yates having accepted a
position with the Florodora Tag Com
pany.
Misses Martha and Mary. daughters Of
Mr. Perry Whitfield. in West Durham.
have been very ILL., suffering with lead
poison, which came from sleeping in a
room that was freshly painted. Their
condition is better. but they are still
confined to the house. s
General ]. s.. Carr, J. s. Manning, ].
Crawford, Blggs and Mr.. and Mrs. j. F.
Wiley. left this afternoon for Rocking
ham to witness the Wall Foushee mar
riage. which will take place tomorrow
evening. By
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-14
PHILIP 4 E
Bill. IS UP ]
House Dcvotcs the Entire Day
to Discussion Of An,cn Merida
tory Act.
Jones OPPOSES MEASURE.
Provision ii Reference to Grant.
ing Of Railroad franchises
in Islands Feature.
(By Associated press.)

WAsuINGTON. D. e., April l3.-Under
q special rule. which was adopted after
two roll calls, the House to-day devoted
e itself to the consideration Of BILL amend
Ing the law relating to tho Philippine
Islands. Tho provision in the bill N
reference to the granting Of railroad
Il franchises ana the guaranteeing OF five
nor cent, upon tho CASH capital actually
invested IN s,1ch railroads. was opposed
by Mr.. Jones, OF Virginia. who alleged
that English and Belgian capital IS
ready to build the roads without such
guarantee sJIa d.
Mr.. Jones said that II II was passed, MS
now drawn. 1t would Increase the bonded
indebtedness OF the Philippines BY So
3 90, COO. making total Of $4,000 900. tie
said that as the result OF the falling oil
In the customs receipts OF the islands
the people wero less able to Incur such
Indebtedness than they were year ago.
Je denied, as Mr.. Cooper claimed. that
the onlytway#to secure prosperity IN the
Philippines was to guarantee the inter-
est on capital Invested In railroads there.
ard said that the bill was not one pre-
pared by tho COMMITTEES but was the Dill
or the War Department., sent to Con-
sress to be reported. He would rather.
( no said, see the railroads In the Philip
1 0lneS DUH OS CIlbHolA t''eAh w
cap,tnl. II the Filipinos were to guar
nntee the interest. He believed that not
only vas the PHILIPPINE government. under
8the provisions Of the bill. responsible
for this interest. but that the United
States government was legally II not
morally responsible for It.
Mr. Jones was interrupted by Mr.
4 Gaines (Tcnnessee). who asked II It vas
not a fact that cS-Sccrctary OF war
Root WIS tho attorney for the railroad
company to DO benefited by the guar
antee. s 49,
1T did not, replied Dfr. Jones, concern
him who was the attorney. but 1t was q
fact, he said, that the Philippine COM
4 mission was being urged to grant rail-
road franchises to English and Belgian
capitalists. without the guarantee. Crlti-
cising other features OF the bill. he de-
clared II was Republican tariff reform
in the most exaggerated shape. absolutely
nonsenslcal and protection run mad. to
admit into the Philippines the products
OF tho steel trust free OF duty. when q
4 tax Is imposed on everything else.
SIcssrs. Cooper Of Wisconsin. and
y Crumpacker, OF Indiana, In urging tho
passage OF the bill. declared that It
properly safeguarded the interests Of the
Filipinos
The House adjourned until Tomorrow.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-14
MURDEROUs ASSAULT.
Citizen of Enfield Attacked on
His Porch at Night.
(special to The TImes-Dispa tch.) Z

Especial to The Times-D ispa tch.)
" WELDON, N. c., April 13.-A1r. Henry
Cuthrell was In his room at Enfield at
an early hour Monday evening when he
heard a noise upon the back porch. Going
to the door to Investigate he saw tall.
black man. who struck at his head with
a piece OF iron piping fully yard and
q half long. The blow missed the head,
but struck him upon the left breast. He
was knocked down and lay senseless for
fully thirty minutes Tho Iron bar was
left near the PROSTATE young man. and
the miscreant escaped. No cause can be
assigned for the murderous attack and
the man left no clue as to his identity
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-14
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Davs
81 by VI. A. McCurdy
a5i3 Rcai Estate Auctioneer.
- 1tBn1C Auction sA1E
r. f-4'-'1-''l1 1880 on THE at
late Residence q |. Borohe,s,
ESQ, Tuesday, April 18th, al s
?. NJ, No. ao7 South Fourth
Street. CANDLES NH.

e nv direction OF the owner. who has re-
moved, and who Is DESTROYS Of dsposltlE
Of tho property. even at q sacrifice rather
or, the premises, at the time stated the
a hove very DESIRABLE Residential u
PRoPERTYTobovc mentioned The build
Ing ia three story brick, and contains
nvery modern convenience and comfort,
si,ci, an tiled halls and bath, the latter
fitted with tho most expensive sanitary
ARA ecments 5fnlaid floors In 1parlors and
dininr rooms, walls Of most Of the rooms
and stairWays handsomely frescoed, sta
tionary wardrobes and stands, electric
lights. etc. etc. In fact no expense was
apared 10 mako the property complete IN
every detail, and few. Ii amy, residences In
the CITY can compare with tho Interior
finish. There is immediately In the rear.
hut separated by an alley. q TWO-STORY
MODERN BRICK STABLE, with ample
accommodation for several horses and
carriages. Although tho owner has spent
d very large amount on tho property. he
does not expect d fancy price. and those
in searct, OF flrst-class property can at
tend sale with tho assurance that n great
bargain can be had. 10 properly appre--
ciate this property It must be seen. and
the auctIoneer Will DO pleased to inspec
same with any bne wishing to make ex.
animation before the sale. and It IS well
worth the while Of any one to do 80. See
him YOU will not regret It. {g
Z ssTERAiS-Will be very liberal and an
nounced at time OF sale. Most Of tho pur-
chase Drice can remain on the property.
POSSESSION I1MED1ATELY.
apl l3-tds II. A. M'CURDY. q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-14
SOUTH HILL BANK.
Colonel Thomas F. Goode Re-
turns From Florida.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch,)

Especial to The Tlmes-DIspatchJ
BOYDTON, VA, April l3.-The stock
holders of the Bank Of South Hill Mon
day >increased the capital stock from
5000 to $4,000, and decided to build
handsome brick banking house.
The county electoral school board Of
Mecklenburg will meet here on the lptf
to elect new school trustees in all the
districts of the county
Colonel Thomas +. Goode. Mrs Goode
and Miss Kate Goode, who have been
spending the winter In Tampa, Florida,
have returned to their home IN this
place, The Colonel has held his own well,
and now takes drives daily IN his carr
rage. f
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-14
Interesting Revival.

Il Tho special religious services held ut
Grove Avenue Baptist Church. led BY DR..
W. G. Taylor. D. D., increase in interest
every day. The attendance is very large,
and at every service the feeling intensi-
fies, DR. Taylor has no sensational meth
DDS. but f,s sermons are brim full OF
new thought. his word-palnting. Is mimi
table, and his tenderness and fervor are
irresistible Already there have been
about twenty-five conversions. thirteen
have been added to the church and the
interest in spreading throughout the COM
munity. The chorus choir. OF fifty select
voices. makes very attractive feature
of every service.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-14
.Wednes day, the I It'll. I. i Day Of
Nav, I 9O4, at l2:30P. N,

offer for sale at Public Auction on tne
al the real ana psdTyGha and
jacent to the said town OF chase C lily
and embracing i45 actes Of GROUNDS MN, Mlsn
the celebrated CHLORIDE. CAL u; y - 4
Mecklenburg Hotel and Sanatorium. VIII
THE MEcKLENBURG HOTEL E,l 4,,,, and
ing. with is Bed rooms, well lighted and
Ventilated; wide halls and extensive We
randas; It is heated by steam, Lighted by
sseaTety sspPdEsf RroqTh R W va s
from an Arteslan We'll, and equipped
with complete Hydriatlc department.
The power station, with boilers engine
furnishes light, power, heat. Ice and re-
fri ri ; ample for the needs Of the
house at full ca pacity. The Steam Lau IN
dry is we'll arranged ana ample a!!a ine
ptpes. Etc. for convenient handling of the
mineral waters. And there are also on
the premises. kennels. bowling alley ana
an elght-room dwelling, IN GOOD repair.
The III plumbing and sanitary conditions. !, are 9
excellent The properties cost moro than
500, ooo. The hotel is literally fitted out
with furniture. bedding, iinens Harp spc
etc. Of the latest design and excellent
quality. c,.,,
in Southern Virginia. on. Southern Rail
way. three hours from Richmond, and ~
easily accessible from points North, South
and west. 1t Is b35 feet above sea Level,
enjoys uniformly mild climate, affords
good shooting IN season. and#is an ldeal
aIl-the-yaar-round resort.
/. Possession given upon compliance Win
the terms Of sale. The property offers q
rare opportunity for investment. and por-
ties interested are Invited to make per
sonnl inspection Of It before day OF sale,
TERMS-Cash as to-, one-thrd Of the
purchase money, and the residue In two
{,,ct ol, ant "a n and wears.
with Interest thereon. payable semi an
nuay At the rate Of six per- fentIm Pc Pc
deferred payments to be evidenced by
notes or bonds Of the purchaser and Sc
cured by deed Of trust upon, the props
erty sold. The purchaser Will also be
Required to keep the property insured
against loss BY fire IN = fair and reaS9n
the policies of such insurance as further
security of the deferred pa yments.
Trustee, Richmond. Va.
18th April, 1904 apl l0-tds
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-14
DISTRICT COMMITTEE.
Chairman Easley Issues Call to
Fix Day for Primary.

Chairman John @. Easley, Of the Thlrd
District Democratic Committee. YESTERDAY
issued a call for a meeting OF that hody,
to be held in his office on Monday, April
18th, to fix time for holding urinary
to nominate a candidate for Congress %
succeed Captain John Lamb. che 'neumr
bent, III, Z,
IT Is likely that the primary WI 90
held some time in September,
The candidates. SO far as announced,
are CAPTAIN Lamb and commemorative
Attorney p, @. Richardson. a.
The members OF the committee are
Messrs, John~G. Easley, Of Henrico; John
s, Harwood and John i. Lynch. Of Rich-
,nond Scity; Phil. Y, Cogbill, OF Chester
field. ana Or, p. y Winston, q Han
over,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-14

BY yirute of deed Of trust, dated Aprn
2, 1902. and duly. recorded IN the CLERKS
ONCE OF FIenrico County Court, Deed BOOK
%. page 4os 70 the undersigned trustee;
therein specified, as evidenced BY certain
notes therein described. default having
been made In the payment OF one Of the
notes, and being required so to- do by
the Beneficiary, will sell at public auc-
t'on' u " pHnE 81 2ts.'t APk1L 10TH,
at O'Clock r. NJ, the real estate de-
scrsbed in said deed as follows; All that
Certain tract. piece or parcel OF land,
lying and being IN tha Is s9 ~ Of Man
over. Va, near the ylllago % aMehWooa,,
GsntaIpnsGas s io aoys toWt commesnea
no q a stake on the Chckahomlny River
ana running nortks,99 degrees east, i poles
to a stake, north s6A degrees s east sn % poles
small gun on pups sfak fea 81 p a8bMiin
r road across eros public road south "a degrees
east. 80 poles to n corner Mt White Oaf
south 90 d de-. west, 40 poles. south %
eerrees VEST, II poles: south laE degrees
west, % poles to ,a STAKE at me sor tui
Paaosi Rst soas I ssssss s
$Ss poles to a corner on river With stan
;ley's land; up the river lt2 poles to the
place Of beginning s!sa gsi3 @ (.
t1TERNiS--C Cash rs to expenses OF sale
aad 81 pn ,pp tatsss
$$ ls 50 ppRs ssbsl e April q ol Of slisso
payable April 1897 mote fog 8, $ 81 So pay
pra $685. R9.e f9S 40 payable
nay 2 & s'' q, sR9wS6 ssEii grpst..
All II 1t M ~ ~ @ II 8i g z N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-14
! ;E; : NY Norfolk StsWestern

LEAVE RIcHMoNDgDAILY.S
/. 800 a. M:-NORF0Lk5l LIMITED. Arrives
Norfolk 1890 A. ~. stops only at Petersburg
NTaverly and Suffolk. s.A' Z. ". y 49,
9:05 A. M.-CHICAGO EMPRESS. Buffet
Parlor Car, Petersburg to Lynchburg and
Roanoke. Pullman Sieepers Roanoke to Cos
lunbus Blueheld to Cincinnati: also Roanoke
and Memphis. . \ . jis5 u is5sf5Es
u 1910 p M.-ROANOkE EXPRESS for Farm
VILE. Lynchburx and Roanoke, -.
800 p. 8M.-OCEAN SHORE LIMITED. Ar
riyes Norfolk g go p. NJ. Stops only at Peters s
burg Waverly and Suffolk. Connects With
steamers to Boston. Providence, New York;.
Baltimore and Washing ton. st&fs
7:25 p. M.--For Norfolk and all stations east
40 r. M.3NEWs ORLEANS SHORT LINE.
Pullman Shoppers. Rchmond TO Ly nchhurg and
Roanoke Petersburg to P:iias ski. Lynchburg to-
Chattunooga, Memphis and New Orleans. CAFE
trains arrive from the West 7:ss A. NJ. .a:ok
p. NJ. and 9;lo p NJ; from Norfolk II: 100 ~
NJ. and 7:20 p NJ s. s 5} 5t
W. b BGVILL, G II. BOSLNY, asy
Gent Pass. Agt, Dist. Pass. AEe. az
i F.s "a 1910
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-14
SOUTHERN Rail AlY,

SCHEDULE IN EtIb k;cr. JAN 10. 1904
y TRAINS LEAVE kiCtin1UND D. hi
Y 100 A. M.--Duily. Local for Charlotte, N. c..
1870 p Sl.--Daiiy.t Limit 90 buttet Imam "a
4a5 ATLANTA una 7BirmiilSnam.B New Orleans. 54
Memphis. Chattanooga and all the South. 81
600 +. M.-Ex.{ Sunday. + eysvllle Local. .5ses
700 p. M.-Daily. Limited. Pullman ready On
4 F. NJ. for all the South. Az
1880 l5 YORK RlV Eis LIN E. 5its l
The favorite Sruute to- Baltimore and Eastern
points. Leave Richmond 4:2o - n. Il Monday.
I:45 * M--Except Sunday. Local mixed to-
5sIWest Point.
4 ASS p M.--I.oca1. Monday "Wednesday and
Friday for West Point. ~ Y. S 593
4:20 +. M.-Except sunday, Fol-. Vest Point.
EI connecting with steamers for Baltimore and
5.5 river landings a onaay " sdnesday # and
Ii i5 t.uA TRAINS ARRIVE RIcHMoNp D.
s:55 A. NJ and s:43 F, 1.--From al the South
1:Y3 PtM,-From Charlotte and Durham.
Il $40 "a. M.-From Chase City.
Z p:25 "A. Sh.-Balttmore and West Point.
1o:45 4. NJ. $50 P. M.-From West Print;
Fl G. II. ACkERT. s. II. 3t1AROSYrlS
&. VI WEsTBURY. B. II. ~: ii
q Richmond. w.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-14

AZ .
BY direction or Mr.. LOTUS j. Guvernator,
administrator Of tho estate OF Mrs ]; ~ !.
aueton At 9e No. 1928 west cary ss Street It
1873 1873 4 A. r. FR H1PaAH A ARhE x - IT,
3 good Work Horses, q crocers Wagons,
in excellent condition.: 2 Sets Hntness. !
phaeton Show and Display Gases P al1ii
very flne Groeers' Ice Box. Patented
AutomAtiU OIL Tank.
Handsome Back and Front Bar. with
arg se o ns5 oasseS ana a so1 pns
and half pints: 8 full barrels Of Whiskey,
10 part Barrels Of Wines and Liquors,
Measures, etcs etc.
cheroots, a large limo Of standard brands
SNUFF, Cigarettes. Cigars and Cheroots.
Wood arFnf ot q onS at aa Mil uhwf Feed Arg
sacks Meal. s sacks Potatoes. Barrel and
Sack Flour. BrOoins. Washboards. Paper
Bags FMper otc.j @ M ,5.
stock OF bulk and Shelf Groceries. en-
bracing all standard goods used on this
market. ss,s$ ~ IS ,y 81 3s.}5i St3. u. "a b
An attractive line OF Groceries IN J, IN u \
gar, barrels Lard. II barrels d 81
Rolled Oats, 8 Asparagu IL Peaches.
G feo Pow sarc nYs sSap 0N
Tomatoes. % Corn, Clipped Beef.
Maccaroni. 2 Grape Nuts, Parrot and
Monkey Powders 1 Gold Dust. Sardines;
Apple Butter Soda, G Potted Ham,
Cheese, 4 Tea. Preserves.i
The above stock is fresh. we'll selected
and In Splendid condition. u II.
r Purchases aggrcgatlng S1O0; or less spot
cash; reasonable time allowed fort pur-
chases over 500. satisfactory security be-
Ing furnished. JSgS5 5S$s IN ID H
Il M TERM S-Cash. ts} Z
4 GEO.sW. MAYO. 1
apl 1896 ST. Auctioneer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-14
Distinguished Physician Dead.

(By Assoclated PressJ 7"-
NEW ORLEANS. April 13.-Dr. Mar
cissus Heru Matsu. OF Tucson, Ariz,
is dead, aged s!xty-sevenN years. He was
a native OF Catalonia, Spain, and dis
tinguished physician. Among his chill
dren Is Dr. Rudolph Matsu. leading
surgeon OF New Orleans.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-14
% y r. k9 Richmond, FrederIo IA--
Il. i'.0 BURG 3 po.on !. ), !.

Trains 4 cave Rlchm ond---N IN war fs1F
4:l5 Al NJ n CulIy. Esr st. IhruuE a. 2
Is S:lb A. NJ daily. Main ST. lnro. Yh. RI
T:l5 A. Nj, week days. Eba- Ashland ACCOM-
500 a, NJ. Sunday only. Byrd St Through
SO A. r.. rsek days. Byrd St, Through.
Local stops. ~ vi &c. IL ~
12:05 noon, week days. Byro b. @ThrouP N.
J. 400 p. NJ. week days. Byrd st. g'redsr1cks>
sos p. S.'aa!!y. Main st. Through. IS.
4 6:26 p M. week Days. Elba- lAshland 49,
s:o5 r: Nj, daily. Byrd ST.. Through. SB58is
commodation .3f igfssyy z IS SIC
s:i5A. A.. week days. 8 y T'rsdsraeks.. !.
burg accommodation #8gss
s:s5 A. A.. daily. Byrd ST; ThrouEh III
1t:6o A.. NJ. week days Byrd ST. Through
2:S5 p NJ, daily. Main st. Through. l $SS
4 100 r. NJ, week days Elba- Ashland accom-
;5S s ssIy B ByEs 81 9sFsSss
10 is I'M. daily. Main st. Through
NOTE-Pullnan Sleeping or Parlor Cars %
all trains except local accom- modations
J. Time Of arrivals and departures and connscs
" t9n IS n SURE fK!is'aeteWe9 : cuLp TAYLOR,
Gen'l sIanr., Asst. Gen'l Nan'r Traf.4 Maa.s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-14
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. DAILY-BYRp-s
- STREET STATION. 59 s II
EFTECTINll N v GSDtAli t'R1L ETH Fi$
e:05 A. Ma G.. L. Express to all points
900 A.. ni.-petersburG and Norfolk. u
12iO r. M.--Petersburgj ind N.,& w, West. ~
? 100 p. 1M.-Petersburg ant Norfolk FISH
sI.lO p M.--GoldsDorO Local. s.4i4 i'll r Ply
I'VE +, M.-"Tloridn and West Indian Lin.
''.5 ted to all points South. Elsis N aE
X $40 =. M.--PetersburE and Ma Wv. West
II 40 r. M.-Pe.ersburg Local. s,SSs
: TRAINS AIRlX,B IlcHMoN PM !; 4.
4:o7 A. Nj: q. Nh .n except sunday; s:1I
Sos r. NJ: 7:2o r, NJ; AS T. ~. o:lo r. NJ. i
= E,xcept Sunday. - Sunday only. G il}El 3s
1T'SF q. 81 CAMPBhiII..a DIV, Pass. ACT. III
w. u CRAIG. Gen. Pass Agt. ~
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| AUCTION sALEs---This Day.
N Bv The valentin Auction Co..
A Aucti0neers.
| 900 Palms and Towering
Plants from Westbrook
Ore nhouses Of The Estate
Late Major Gin \ I u at au u
ilon.
B 71.u1iRsDAy, ApR1r, 14TIf,l

\. THURSDAY APR1L 14TH, VIZ
commencing 1890 a. NJ. and continuing
a - :30S p. Nj, at No. Z East Broad street.
THE collection comprises Aricns. ken
tins, Pandamus.l Cycas Rubber Plants,
4Aspidlstras. Azaleas, Pansies. Ferns as,
sorted Cieranium5, Pelargonlums and
Of her Plants, etc.
1'ho Palms range from feet high down.
The collection will be on exhibition We'd
t1esday, April 1Sth. Sale positive. The
saie' Special attention to ladies.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO.,
+ =, - "A, II 1-.7 54S Auctioneers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-14

q Daniel II. Alley, Jr.. vs.. Willie Alloy ct
ais. Decree Of the Rich t11, cha1ln'cery
Court, entered April s, 1901.
cree. I, the undersigned Special Commits ;.
soner. appointed thereby shal pap re Sos %
on ! FrfMuRspAY APRIL IS 4 1sa !. !, !,
williamsburg Avenue and running back ol
a. i lester or Rocketts Streets, and being
the same property whereof DANIEL + =. 8bM !
two story frame dwelling thereon. . y,
TERMS ne-third cash. the balance IN
three equal instalments OF 3, and 9
months. with interest added: the pureh.n,s IS !
4 er to give his negotiable notes and the
1 title retaine5 until all the purchase money
( Is paid and>a conveyance ordered Py, the
E>5sS1.a5 :. Special Commission
The bond required OF the Special Cons
missioner by the above decree has been
o9 Tss ss:' cHAs. o. sAv1LLn.;
.anIi12-tds Clerk.