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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-09
OLD JERSEY CHURCH BURNED
First in Northern Part Of state-Flrsmsh
Hau,pered by Cold
fry TELEGRAPH TO THE rRrscSs-I

washington. " j.. Feb. s-Ths village 80.
h,s hard lob yesterday morning extns ,1s.soss,
Ere which threatened TO burn down he sns The town
st az yisnua eight miles from nyte I,,-,s- Of
CntS 90 well as all other avsilaoS s,,be-s %
water supply. was frozen up ass to the unusua!
tsee- ~ The church bell hao 20 nssesszs,iI after
10 smother the flames Iney MN the interior had
s.e n partially destroyed The aFe sA Sesn STARED
frcsh IRE in the furnace Nh We, noa.terded TIT
by the SsA ~ oldest in Northern Nsw-Jersss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-09
CALLS EoR s2.oooooo FoR HleHwAYs

Albany. Feb S-Senator Armstrong Tonight In
troduced bill sppropriating g OoOOo from moneys
Of the State 70 paying the States share OF ths
expense to be borne In improving the highways
This Is the appropriation asked by the good road
advocates
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-09
~cuNANI REPUBLIC" NoN.ExIsrENr.

Paris, Feb. s-The Brazilian Legation here has
issued A statement that there Is such republic
the Free State OF Cunani." and that the terri
tory OF Aricsry. in which Is situated the city OF
cunsni. belongs by law and fact to Brazil which
exercises II complete Jurisdiction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-09
THE DAZZLING TOKEN.
Detroit Free Press.

from Inc Uttrot Ffee FrtSs-
afr. cfic-Joe. did your girl DO the square thsrr
By YOU Christmasg
Joe-Hassir. yassir: she done gimme dis yere els
CANT 1f-cent diamond sGnb1st IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-09

IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TEiRUNx1
Cumberland. Nd. Feb. Sword was received by
relatives here tonight Of the death of Miss Marie
Kenney thirty years old. in Baltimore hospital
from shock caused by excitement due to the big
.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-09

ton to Parliament took place in 1855. IN 1875 Re
was made Financial Secretary OK the War once,
re was chairman OF the management cOmniLtee
OF the Central LIberal-U niOuist Association MI.
WfIliar,s WAS the author OF number OF pam
phlets on county government. taxation ana the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-09
NO CREDIT.

Fran The Philadelphia Press .sv mado
enc rd never think of Tear"s
SUI indeec: ready made clothes eos ar fns1k1
..,.I sharolsy: ..yoa always have " ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-09

steamships ere used ns freight and passenger
carriers between British Columbia ana Nne
Orient
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-09

81. Petersburg. FEB. S.-The following is the
text OF n Ku-ino's statement OF February 5 10
the Foreign ONCE here:
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the larger cities in the country have
Indicated their purpose to make exhibits.
and many others are expected to come IN
Personals and Briefs.

Dr.. harris Hancock. PHI. .. Berlin, dog.
tor OF science Unisersityof Parls), author q
Calculus Of Variations ana other Gooks anu
Of Cincinnati. Ohio. Is at Elerslie, Albemarle
COZ az. Va. for = SUMMER vacation He VII WI
International Congress OF MathematicianA
Mrs f. r. AfcEaden and children ana
her sister, Mrs Nathalie Smith, left Aloni
day for Woodstock. Va, VIII ~ they VIII
sp Res ~ s s. eampbell preached sunday
IN The interests OF the Bible Society work
at Rough Creek. Presbyterian Church "
the morning and at Concord Churcn AZ
MI. Campbell returned TO the city Mon on
Mr. e. e. L. c. Scott. OF the Auditors office
Beach WITH his mother. who is spending a
portion OF the summer there, returning to
the city yesterday. iS II,
Secretary Of the Commonwealth p. 9. Eg-
gleston is at his old home IL Charotte coun-
~ attending the term OF the Circuit Court,
before which he has business
went an operation In the, shelterlng Arms
Hospital, has now recovered and was taken
to Ills home, No. all Smith Street. on Sat
The west District meeting OF the. Homo
Mission Society will be held in Ashland} July
l leS il Tse 'f oe1oe M 'esfo 'a s''es
MI Mr.. william Aubre Fletcher Is on a visit
to his family near Warrenton. va. MS tir ~
With the establishment OF Mitchell & Hotch-
MI Mr.. Howard Evans Brooks. we'll known and
popular in insurance circles. Is up again al
ter Il severe attack Of malarial fever. He Is
the royal arch Of Belyldsre Grove Of Druds:
NJ ana Mrs Morman s. Norton who hn, saT e
Lynchburg, returned Monday to their home a.
Bon Air, owing to the illness OF their infant
ren as dangerous. they deemed ii best
to return to their home
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officer snlnb.ro. BODY

[ 4 Y
consisted merely Of the simple funeral
ritual, impressively read by the pastor.of
the church, Rev William ]. Young. Rev.
Wv. Tudor, D. d., o ffered an appro-
private prayer paying tribute 10 the
deceased and invoking divine protection
for the police force and solace for the
bereaved.
Sang Touching Hymns.
The choir sang Rock OF Ages, and
closed the services at the church with
The singing ofa".Peace. Perfect Peace. =
crher, the procession to Riverview Gene
terry, the place OF interment, was begun.
AT the, church, during The services. the
sombre receptacle Of the remains was
hidden beneath flowers, a profusion of
these tender expressions OF sympathy
having been sent by the friends mad as
ssociates OF the deceased. and of his fam
tly Seldom Is a more beautiful floral
display seen at a funeral. Among the
handsome designs were those sent by the
men Of the two districts. another by the
Poard OF Police Commissioners and still
another by the officers Mt police head
quarters. Many others contributed to
burial OF blossoms, which hid the freshly
made mound f
The burial services were simple. being
merely the usual form prescribed for The
burial Of the dead, with appropriate mn-
ric interspersed. The grief OF the strick-
en- family and the awed silence Of the
throng made the services OF even more
than usual solenlnity sss II
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/. . II T. y
Simplicity and solemnlty were the strik-
Ing characteristics of the funeral services
over the remains OF John j.. Shinberge
late captain Of police, whose faithful SER,
rices to his city and State had been cut
short by mlirderous bullet. Centenary
Methodist Episcopal Church, the scene or
the .obseaues, was thronRed with the
friends OF the deceased officer. and pro-
found grief was everywhere manifest.
The city, BY It's officials, the police de-
rsrtment, represented by almost the en-
Il tire corps, ard citizens, who knew and
d esteemed the deceased. testified their sor-
Tow and sympathy by their presence at
The church and followed the blossom
buried casket to the tomb. The funeral
wa a n Impressive tribute to a man whose
life had been one long round Of fearless
and faithful devotion TO duty, closing
with a supreme sacrifice.
Battalion Of Police.
The funeral services were had at II
Az III. The funeral cortege formed on
Floyd Avenne. near the residence Of the
5deceAsed officer, which was at No. 10
North Beech Street. just around the cor
her. Composing 1t we're battalion OF
rollce, nearly all the city officials, the
gBoard OF Police commissioners and
large concourse OF friends. The police
escort consisted OF sixty men, Differed
by the chief and captains and sergeants.s
Captain Whitlock, Of the First District
commanded company OF thirty-one Of
fcers. and Sergeants Bailey, kerse and
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Werner we're the other officers. The oth-
er company was under the command OF
Captain Eppss Of the Second District,
With Sergeant Holdcroft second In COM
mand. There were twenty-nine men in
the company Chief Of Police ~ 2. p
Hulce commanded the entire battalion.
Marching in column Of fOurs,, the pa troll
men and their officers made an Inn
pressive body. @ .
In carriages were the active and hon
orary pall-bearers, the first containing
Mayor r. NJ. Taylor, Major q. e.
Howard, commonwealth Attorney D. e.
Richardson and Police Justice John j.
Crutchfield. IN the next carriages were
Mayor elect Mccarthy, Judge Samuel b }.
witt. DIR. c.. w. p. Brock, Messrs. lanes
N. Boyd, G. Watt Taylor. w. G. WilkLn-
son ana G.. r. Phillips. The members OF
the Board Of Police Commissioner
hfessrs. Landerkn, I'll Myers. Mccarthy,
Manning, Welsh AinslIe, Whittet and
Duke-occupied other carriages.
The other vehicles in the slow-mov!ng
procession. contained the family Of the
dead officer, other relatives and intimate
friends. f
whepi the cortege had formed. 1t moved
slowfy down Floyd Avenue to Laurel
street, thence to- Grace and thence to
the church between Fourth and Filth
Streets AS the procession followed the
casket up the aisle to the fhancel, the
organlst played the funeral march from
Beethoven's Twelfth Sonata. The SERVICES
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CHILDREN /.
ARE BURNED /
Three Three Of the Family Cremated
in Burning Residence
at Night.
FATHERS BRAVE EFFORT

Especial to The Times-Dspatch.)
Il RALEIGH. N. c.. July Brew. Living
sston Johnston. general secretary to the
Baptist State Board OF Missions. will
start on his annual visitation Of Assocla-
stions in the State next Tuesday, and
says the outlook is the brightest 1t has
ever been for meeting. the pledges Of the
convention. especially the $4,000 pledged
and apportToned for State missions.
This amount is 5000 moro than was.
laised last year. The first association Of
the year convenes July 18th. and the last
~ the flfty-six in the State will be held
IN December
The Wake County Pension Board added
eighteen new ex-Confederate veterans 10
the list at their annual meeting yester-s
day. 1t was found that fifteen Of those
On the roll last year died during the
year. There We're l25 soldiers and 50
widows.
a :, CHILDREN CREATATED. "a
Early this morning three children OF
John T. Cole. head spinner at the Cara
leigh Cotton Mills, We're burned to death
In the residence which was destroyed
about 2 o'clock, Cole and his wife walked
up and found the dwelling In flames,
and they had only time to snatch up their
youngest two -year-old child in the room
with them and flee for their lives. The
oldest son jumped from the second story
window. and was badly Injured,
Three other children, aged four, ten
and twelve years. were in the nursery on
the first floor. and could not be gotten
out. Mr.. Cole, in frantic efforts to get
Them out through window. cut his arm
to the bone from the elbow to the hand,
and then fell away from the window un-
conscious. There Is no clue to the origin
Of the fire. 1t may have been from
1 ourth OF July fireworks. Some had been
shot in that neishborhood earlier In tho
NEW CHARTERS.
The Piedmont Mining and Development
Company, of Charlotte, was chartered
this morning with $4,000 capital for the
purpose Of mining any and all kinds Of
metals and marketing the same The IN
aorporators are n, Fl, Hubert and M. r.
brennan. of Chicago; p, a, THEM, OF
Halle Hold Mine. s, e.; q. ]. Thels, ok
White Bluff, and F. r. McNleh, of Char
.lotte. ~ LII, II
Another charter was to the Beaufort.
Morehead and Ocra coke Company,
chartered for the purpose Of operating q
steamboat line between the points men
sioned, The cnpitalis $4,000, and the prin-
.ciral incorporators are ], B, Jones and
Nelson, b. Taylor. The Carolina Fibre
E. & n d
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MRS. VARlNA DAVIS
NOW AT PUTIN BAY.
She Is Accompanied by Her
Grand Niece and Miss
McLaws.
: (Special to The Tin1as- Disnntcb !

HOTEL VICTORY. Putin RAY'' JULY
bl-:-Mps. Jefferson Davis. widow OF the
FORMER President OF the Confederate
day last and will remain during the sea-
son.. Mrs. DAVIS Is accompanied BY her
grapdnieee, Miss Bateson, and also by
Miss Lafayette McllaWs, a writer OF some
rent number OF ,Lippincott's Magazine. !.
Mrs. DAVIS, who was q Miss Howell, of
Natehes, Miss, Is now seventy-eight years
OF age and Is ~ very good health and
while she rarely appears In theF dining
room for breakfast, She Is usually aeen
at the other two meals, She and her
part came here directly from the Gerard
quest the Victory mana cement sent a
member Of the office staff to meet the
party and escort them from ,sandusk,,s 81.
Mrs DaYis expects to remain at Eeyet
Victory during the season. @ ~ q
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APOLOGY-REPARATION z
German Warship Has Arrived
at Port au Prince.
(T3y Associa ted sPrsss3

WASHINGTON, D. Gu. July 5.-,The
gram from Minister Powell, dated Port
au-Prince. Fla I'll, stating that the German
warship Panther arrived there Yesterday,
The Panther was ordered from Newport
haste to Haiti to secure an apology and
PREPARATION for the stonlng OF the German
and French ministers BY. palace guards.
eeived sat salts FOR the Incident and
1t Is believed thatthe German naval cap
tain will be content with the same apol-
ogy and n promise to punish the guilty
persons, }a5 iti, ,a33g 4 ~ n
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60 S I s ! 4 Il / !
Worlds Fair S enic Route.
Ia ST. Louis !, NJ q. 81

DIV W
LEAVE HMoND--EAsTEOuND.S
57;35 A. M.--Daiy--Loc to Newport News. old
Point and way stations. 5ss MI efs!gs
burg 1856 IA. NJ. Newport y ews s10: 40 A
a. NJ. Portsmouth, II AZ a. M. 3T1s5S
400 r. M.--paily--Speclal-Ar VIII lans-s
burg 1856 r. Nj Newport News I: 40 n Nv.
Old Point 8 :oU p NJ. Norfolk 6:a5 p. Nj,
5aS Portsmouth 6;45 r. M. .35s5
500 FL to Old Point and fsor-
AZ MAIN 8L1NE-WESTB Nd 5aisS III n l3s
$3.50 A. M.--Local-Dailya TO Chariot esvle: exc
cept Sunday to Clifton Forge. 33S fss
200 P.; M.--Daily--Specla--To ID Cincinnati,
Louisville. st. Louis and Chicago 5i II HI l5
b:1b p M.--Yeek dnysLoca:$to Orange. 5SSB
S10:46 P. M.-Daily--L tmited-To RI Cincinnati
Louisville. s. 81 Louis and Chicago ss$
Lexington, Va, New IN Castle CLIFTON
q day to Kosney and Alberene. b 3 q
6:15 z. 3M.--Week days-Loca Ito Esmont. III
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND FIR ON vi 1s
s Norfolk and Old Point S:46 a. NJ. daily 1f:45
A. NJ, daily, z 100 p. NJ. and 10:25 p N. a daily.
From Cincinnati and West $50 "A. NJ. daily
and $3.50 p NJ. daily Main Line Local S:1Q
p. NJ, except Sunday. from Clifton Forge and &
daily from charlottesville, Orange Accom- 80
James River Line Local from Clifton Forge
6:a5 2. NJ daily. Esmont Accom-. 9 40 A. ~
H. W. FULLER, w. o. wARTHEN.s
oea' ps 5or 4s5 eea2 s' Man ass 49,.
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Prices Hold Up Well

Richmond's Wholesale produce market. con-
tlnues to be well supplied. and prices are con-
BORT trade 70 be excellent, Y heiow are are given
the prices Of a few leading articles; D
Eggs, nearby, 10 to II cents; from other
IS tofIs cents; medium, II to is, and small
lGito II cents per pound. Veal. PRIME, She
cents per pound Far to good. capts per
pound, Potatoes. prime. per barrel, y1y75 to
l9.oo. Fair. II. 80 to 3sl.75; small Is cents to
h. 90 per barrel. n, VI ssi3lsa ~ II
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To Vote on Bond Issue.

Especial to Tho Tlmes-DlspAtohD
8 LEESBURG,iVA., July ga bond issue
OF $4,000 to erect a gravity system OF
water works for Leesbnrg will be voted
the water into a reservoir from springs
about three and a half miles from Lees
burg. There Is considerable opposition to
the plan.
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MANY WILL EXHIBIT.
TO Make Displays During Sta
tionary Engineers Convention.

Good progress Is being made with the
arrangements for the meeting here Au..
gust lst of the National Association o.
Stationary Engineers The attendanse
bids fair to be unusually large, and the
sessions. which extend through severa
days, will be full of interest, Il,
Al interesting feature incident to the ne
convention will he the EXHIBITS 20 %
These Will be displayed in the regimenta,l
armory, while the sessions Of the asso 9.
alton will beBheld In the Bl1oli Theatre.
irhe exhibits of machinery and supplies
will he or special interest to manufactu,,
rers using steam as motive power, and
ali such will be extended a cordial inyi-
tatlon to visit the exhibit hall, The. fol.
lowing firms representing nearly al OF
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Small Police Docket.

81 Trivial and unimportant were the cases
before Justice Cruechfeld yesterday
morning. b n
Another case OF 3pistol-toting was, dis
and put under security for ono year
for carrylng a concealed pistol,
J. H. Woodbridge and B. +. Cox paid
Sammy Richardson was assessed IS tor
hitting Easily Jones with brick
Several small cases were dismissed.
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N Ice Mission.
Pleasant OUTING.

Misses Carrie Brown AMI Louise Love
lace hayejreturned from a very pleasant
trip ia Mechanlcsyille Farm, In Hanover
county, They We've the guests of Mr.. ",
j. Strain and his son, and Mrs. w. s..
Bassett, The young ladies had a charm
ing outing at the beautiful country place,
and feel gratefully the kind attention
paid them by their hosts. slSgi
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Company, 81 George. Northampton coun-
", is another corporation chartered; ti.t.
capital IS $50, 900. G. NJ 4 Terrell being one
ut thu principal incorpora tors John G.
Stout Construction Company. Of Wilson.
receives a charter for doing a general
contracting and building business, the
capital being $3.50.
Governor Aycock went to Fremont this
morning for the purpose Of delivering an
educational address.
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MORGAN JENNINGS.
A Surprise Marriage, But Not
an Elopernent.

"a "a dII EIUptllIeIIl.8
fs-acial to The Times Dlspatch.)
GREENSBORO, N. c., July Sd. S..
Morgan and Miss Bertie Jennings. Of
Iynchburg, Va. We're married by Rev.
DIR. Battle. Of the Baptist Church. in the
parsonage here Tonight few minutes
after their arrival on the train from
Lynchburg.s
They were met here by Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas r. Leachman, Of Charlotte. for
merly OF Manassas. Va, who had ar
lived earlier and procured a minister and
a marriage license. .,!.
A sumptuoYs bridal supper was had at
the Guilford Hotel. where the party is
spending the night. They admit that the
news Of the marriage will be great sur
Prise to the people at home but de-
clare 1t is not an elopement.
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Silent Conclaye:,l.

The national convention OF dear mutesi
will be held In St. Louis OH August 20
27th Mr.. Y. II. Heeke. OF this city, Will
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RAILROADS.
NkkzvvN0ito|k&WeStpIll

LEAVE RICHMOND BALI.
300 A. m. NORFOLK LIMITED. Arrives
Norfolk t1:2o "A. N. stops only at Petersburg.
WaysrIy and Suffolk; Y, {, I, !, {, :, :,
oke. Pullman Seepers Roanoke to st. LouiA
BiuetIeld to Cincinnati. also Roanoke 10 kuox13
VILE, and Knoxville to Chattanooga and Mems
pii;an .1o p. nj. -RoANoKE Elk PREss for Farr,.
vile. Lynchburg and Roanoke. IN lgBB
Sllo y,da. LIM s1y Az All;
BURG. Vaverly md Suffolk connsets With
steamers TO Boston proylda a.. H.. y New Iork +.
S1 H;s5 =. MM i Norfolk and all stations eaa,
81 %. 81 3, NJ. NEW ORLEANS SHORT LINE
r,,iimar SIeepers. Richmond to LynehDurg aud
ROANOKE; Petersburg to Bristol. Lynohburg tn
Chattnnooga, Memphis and New Oflaans tafo
Ds mn gar N. WORLDS FAIR SPECIAL
Through pullman Sleeper Petersburg to &c,
irrains arrive from the West !;3s a. ~. 2:oi
I'M and 9.o5 II NJ. from Norfolk III a. -.
and $50 p. NJ. 4. X. - i. IA ist s5 IA fs&t
o 'W Il. IL BEVrLi., IN q G. II. BosLEY. s
Gent Pass ASt 1ist. Fass. All i;
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SOUTHERN RAIL WAY

scHEpULE ~ Et,It ~ MA y; ,sT is4
700 A.. M.--Daily. Local for Charlotte. M G.
1850 p. M.-Daily, Limited. Butfst Pullman
to Atlanta and Birmingham, New Orleans.
Memphis. Chattanooga ana all the South.
500 p, MEX. Sunday. Ksysyille. Local.
lido r. III. daily, Limited. Pullman ready
$3.50 p, NJ for all the South. M y3
vi 4 YORK RIVER LINE. y c Z
The tayorlts route 70 BALTIMORE and Eastern
points. Leave Richmond 40 r. M,--Daity.
ais p, M.--Local. Daily. eseept Sunday.
ago T.. M--E,xcept Sunday For West Point,
connecting, with Steamers for Baltimore ana
Point Monday. Wednesday and Friday call at
Yorktown and Clay sank, TUESDAY, Thgrsday
and Saturday, ALMONDS and Gloucsster Point.
I:is a. M-Except Sunday, Local mixed for
49, TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
s5s a. NJ and 6:ta r. M.--From all the South
ass r, M-From Charlotte and Durham, ~
$40 A NJ. --From Chase City 88A
Y:2b A. M--Baltimore and West Point.
iOil5 A. NJ. $40 y, M.--From West Point
G. w, WESTBURY. ID, +. Al. Rlehmond W =
8. II, HARpWICK, w. y. IAfLoH.
PIT. NJ, @, p. A., Al
q, II. AdKERT, Gsp'l Mgr,
washington, ~. g,
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MAh!1!!y4zIa'.!EzA|i1'2zz|s!s|'

8DlGEsTS NF1AT YOU Eat, l5l I'm 7Fr
so you can get the full strength and
nourish'nent Fl y1,r food 90 curing nd
stomach troubles. Keeps the y bowels
regular and the. blood cool L, SN days
treatment 25c All druggists. as
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Remember the auction sale Of
N. m. BIacker, Farming lmple-
tnsnts, Household Furniture, &C.,,
on the premises, Chantil!y, two
and a-haif miles from Richmond
College, on Broad St. Road; sale
Wednes day, July 9Th, 1904, cof,-
l,,encing atIlo'oIock a. NJ,
Sec Wednesdays paper for particulars.
N RICHMOND AUCTION co.
Geo. II. Valentine, Auctioneer. #
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The bond required Of the Special Com
missioner In tho above mentioned case
'NTes Iesi sAMuEL P. WADD1LL.
1njv1st 75iT Clerk.
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.sEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY.

8@s5 II. AIMS LEAVE sRICIIMoND-DAILY. ISs5
ago r. M.-Seaboard Mail--10:35 r. gM.-Seae
hoard Gllxpress-ToE Savannah. Jacksonville, Atss
A'a.io A M.--Local-For Norlina and Hamlet
A IRA1NUt ARRIVE fRLCIMOND-DAILY.N sg
5E:35 "A M .--No 34-Fron3 Florida AT -ltl and
the Southwest. II. (. 81 lySl Il 5a3
4 Fi:65 p M.--No. 66--troin BIO rida Atlanta and
s:sS p II. 30 From Norllna and local pointa
NJ - - n. ". III. TAYLOR, c. Il, AZ III
$50 East Main Street. Phone 4o6. .@ss TN
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u
In execution OF a decree OF tho Circuit
Court OF Henrico county. entered June ~
1904, In the suit OF HC1ara May Hplstine,s
#Grdn., &c, Vss Clara May Holstine ct
ais, I Wilt sell at public auction, Oh the
6WEDNE sDAY +, s6TT DAY OF JULY. 1904.
the property referred TO In the folloWlng
order:At G O'Clock p. Nj. that very de-
sirabIe frame residence. No. 1721 W. Leigh
Street, with the lot upon which II stands;
fronting Is feet and running back go 9
feet to an alley w feet wide; the house
& has about six rooms. and Will make a
snug home or a good. investment; and az
$40 O'clock r. NJ, the four pieces OF
property situated on Marshall Street, con-
slsting Of two good four-room hoy e.c WIZ
some outbnlldings. situated at the SOUTH
west corner OF Marshall and Mckenzie
Streets, with the lots on which they s.and *
fronting co feet and Turning back lao
feet to an alley lnSthe rear; and the two
lots. fronting together 60 feet, at Nthe
northeast corner Of Marshall and Lodge
Streets, with small improvements there
on. and with a depth Of 153 feet, to IN alley
q 4 All Of this IS property worthy OF the
attention OF investors and others.
Al TERMS One third cash. and the pal
ance at 6. Il and IS months for negotia PIE
notes with interest added and title re-
tanned; or all cash. a the puIrcha ser RS
option. - u. i \, n !, /. I, - - ,gs
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-06
AUCTION SALES, Future Days

BY C. IL. & H. Il. Denoon.
Real Estate Auctioneers and Brokers,
!. .Is5 SEP e. Main Street. 3, "a