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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-29
Wednesday, The iii, Day Of
NAV, 1909, at 1890 p. n,

offer for sale at Public Auction on the
premises all tho real and personal :, Prehil-
erty q said Company located f IN nnu IN
and embracing li5 acres q. grounds, ,, WIN
the celebrated CHLORIDE .cA =. LtI ,ha
and LITliIA, waters thereon an, ana w ti'p
THE AlEcRLENBUKG HOTEL l, ,I and
tsANATOR1UM IS a new. Modern m Buli "a
ventlated wide halls and extensive ye-
randas: if is heated by steam, lighted by
electricity, supplied througlout With M! an y
a qlnn, Of rtes GEA Ws, and and eaupped
with a complete Hydratic department
The power station, with boilers, eh !s,det
pumps, dynamos and a lotion zee pliai i.s
frigeration ample for the needs q the
house at full capacity. The Steam Lam !; Il,.,
dry is well arranged and ample, 4, ana NE w
pipes, Etc, for convenient handling OF the
mineral waters. And there, arc also q,
the premises, kennels, bowling alley any q.
an eight-room dwelling, IN gootl repair.
rho plumbing and sanitary conditions gre
excellent. Tie properties cost more than
$4,000 The hotel is liberally fitted o y.
with furniture. bedding, linens, carpets,
china, silverwure, Kitchen ute nslls, ,etc'.i
quality. ~.
way, three hours from Richmond, ana Is
easy accessible from points North south
and West. 1t Is 535 fee above sea Level,
,eniovs n uniformly mild climate, affords
good shooting in season. and is an ideal
all the year-round resort . T
Possession given upon compliance. VIII
the terms of sale. The property offers q
rare opportunity for Investment, and p per-
sonal inspection of it before day Of sale
TERNlS--Cash as to one-thrd ot the
purchase money, and the residue IN TWO
equal Instruments ut one ana Two Years,
viii. interest thereon. payable semi an
nually. at the rate of six peg centum per
annum, from date Of sale till paid, the
deferred payments to he evidenced by
notes Or bonds Of the purchaser ia and ara Sc
erty sold The purchaser will also be
required to keep the property insured
against loss by fire In 9 fair and reason son:
able amount. and to assign and deliver
the policies Of such insurance as further
security OF the deferred payments 4. $
A. VIRGINIA TRUST COMPANY,
Trustee, Richmond, Va,
7th April. 1901 apl lo-tds
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-29
A BOY SAVES
MANY LIVES
Passenger Train Waved Down
and Bad Wreck Pre-
vented,
Especial to The Times Dispatch.)

Especial to The Times-Dispatch)
EII.uEFIEI.D, w. VA, April 2s,-To
+. X. Ramsey. fourteen-year-old boy
whose home is rear Ingleside, IN this
county. is due the credit for having
averted what, but for his presence of
mind, would havc been one of the most
disastrous wrecks in the history of the
Norfolk and Western, accompanied prob
ably BY a veritable harvest of death.
As messenger No. IS, which left this city
at S:45 o'clock yesterday morning bearing
it's load of human freight eastward, was
rearing Ingleside, and only short time
after it had passed the scene OF Tues
day nights wreck, while the train was
running at full speed, and just as 1t was
nearing q sharp curve, the engineer sd"
some one running UP the track towards
the approaching train. Gesticulatlns WIG
~ and madly waving his cap, with the
evident purpose OF tagging the train.
The engineer at once reversed the lever
and applied the air. but before the tram
could be brought to standstiil It had
rounded the curve and crashed into
huge stone. weighing possibly SIN or
eight tons. which had slid down from
the mountain side and found Judgment
snuarely across the east-bound track.
The train struck the stone with sufti-
cient force to slide it some distance along
the track and to tear the pilot completely
from the engine, SCATTERING the iron
protection as though it We're of the fllm-
siest wood. Fortunately, however, the
speed Of the train had been checked
sufficiently to prevent the engine or any
of the cars being hurled from the track,
and. aside from the pilot being torn from
the engine, practically TO damage was
done. The messengers were considerably
shaken up by the jar Of the collision, but
no one was hurt
In less than five minutes after No.
is struck the rock freight train passed
1t on the wcst-bound track. Had youEg
Ramsey not succeeded in tagging No. is,
and the train as a consequence ran
against the rock at full speed, all of the
coaches would undoubtedly have been
piled into heap and the freight would
have crashed rto the wreck. with wnat
terrible results it is appalling even to
think Of That the death list would have
been aalengthy one goes without SAYING.
The young man stated that he had
scarcely seen the rock on the track be-
fore he was startled at hearing the
whistle Of rapidly approaching trails
He scarcely knew what to do but, actirg
on his first impulse, ran as fast as
could up the track towards the approach
ing train, endeavorlng by every means
in his power to attract the attention of
tho engineer. He was just in the nick
of time, ard had he, hesitated -ier mos
sment the results could be better imagined
than described.
Grateful passengers on No. is made up
a purse of slS.75. VIII was presented
to young Ramsey, and it is hoped the
railroad people will do something in
recognition of his services
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-29
THE HERMIT KINGDOM.
Rear Admiral Webster Deliver
ed Last Of Institute Series.

Rear Admiral Webster delivered his
lecture on ,Korea," in the course at the
Virginia Mechanics Institute, last night
and delighted his audience.
Admiral Webster was gracefully pre-
sented by Mr. Hunsden Cary, In the ab-
sence of Chairman Hutzer, of the lect-
ure committee. The lecturer spoke, Of
tho Hermit Kingdom" from abundant
and brought many striking and hand
some illustrations to his aid in making
the discourse one of the most enjoyable
cd Tie first of the series and was Sc
! iected to o, give the last. The audience
room OF the institute was filled with a
cultured company, who gave the speak
ers the closest attention.
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BOXING BOUT is
STOPPED BY POLICE.
Authorities III st. Louis Inter
fered III Third Round Of the
O'Brien-Carter Fight.

81. IoyIs, April 2s.--The police
stoned the fight between jack oBricn,
of philadelphia, and Sid Garter, Of
Brooklyn. IN the third round or q
schedulcd fifteen round bout. here to-
night. carter was completely ontclasscd,
being particularly d beaten man at the
and Of TIE first round. 11e was sent to
the canvass three times in the second
round. and went to his corner very
Erogsy. In tho third round nc was put
down and almost out by right TO The
law. Ilo attempted to rise at the conT'
or eight, but the police ordered the bout
stopped.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-29
BY Richmond Auction GO.
Auction Sale Of High.Grade I:urni-
ture, Brussels Carpets, Par'or
Pool Table, China Dinner Set,
Etcy at No. g South Jefferson
Street.

BY the direction Of Mr.. Il. Cobb, who
Is declining housekeeping, we will. at
his residence. No. 3 S. Jefferson Street,
FRIDAY, APRIL 18TH,
commencing # 1929 4; H. sell his g, entire lire.
Suit. upholstered in SIX plush; Hand
some Mahogany Parl 2, Rockers, Tables;
Rack, Leather Sofa, Hal and Step Car
pets, Mahogany Bookcase and Secretary.
large mirror; Oak Claw-foot Extension
Table 40 fooD, with Chairs to match;
Mirror. Lace Curtains, Tables, loo-piece
China Dinner Set, Glassware. Parlor Pool
Table, all complete:. large Massive wal
nut Tennessee Marble Top Chamber Suit
With mirror doors to the wardrobe, Mat
ting, Rugs. Pictures. etc, Medium Oak
and Walnut Chamber Suits. Iron Beds,
Toilet Sets, Carpets. Odd Beds, Chairs.
Kitchen Furniture, etc. All of tie above
goods are in nice condition and worthy
the attention OF buyers.
RICHMOND AUCTION co.
Geo. Fl. Valentine. Auctioneer.
apr A.2S.29
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OBITUARY.
Miss Frances Helen McKevett.

Miss Frances helen McheVetl.
Miss Frances Helen Mckesett, a ropu-
lar young lady Of Church 1iill, and
teacher in Springfield school. died at the
residence OF her uncle, Mr.. III. J. Shervih !,
no. %. North Thirty-secord Street. last
night at $50 o'clock.
This young lady had been In failing
health since last October when she was
forced to give up her school duties. The
end was peaceful. the bright Young ire
going out without n struggle. She was n
member OF St Patrick's Church and of
ST Johns Circle. Daughters OF the King.
Her mother and brother and sister are
living In Philadelphia The latter are
Miss Mamie McKevett and Mr.. Alexan-
der Nckcrett.
The deceased. since her fourth year.
COON after the death of her father, has
been an inmate ar her uncle's home here.
The funeral arrangements have not
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-29
SOUTHERN RAil. WAY,

SCHEDULE IN LkEECI APRIL rs. 1904
TRAINS LEAVE RlCElh1ONU. s8sfs8s
100 A. M.--Daily. Local for Charlotte, N. O.
Il 30 +. M.--pAily. Limited. Buffet Pullman "a
Atlanta anu birmingham. New Orleans,
Memphis. sChattanooga and all the South. VI "
500 r. MEX. sunday. fseysyille Local. iisss
1000 r. M.--Daily. Limited. Pullman ready o;sa
+. NJ, for all the South S.s VIZ
ADV YORK RIVER LINE.
The fayurite ruunte to Baltimore and Eastern
points Leave Richmond 40 =. Nj Daily;
except Sunday. i&5It s5S5 4s 5853
& s;lb +. Local. Daily except sunday.555Si
4:2l +. M.--EXcept sunday. For Weot POint.i
connecting with steamers for Baltimore and
river landings Steamers sailing from Vest
Point Monday, Wednesday and Friday call al
Yorktown and Clay Bank; Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday, Almonds and Gloucester Point
4;i5 A. NJ. Except Sunday. Local mixed for.
West Point.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND. 5slllg
6:55 a. NJ. and 6:I2 p. M.--From ell the South
125 p. M.-.From Charlotte and Durham.
$40 a. M-From Chase City. .a}a ssy''a
o25 A. ML-Balt.,nore and West Point. 8sS
l0:45 A.. NJ. $40 z. M.-From West Point. v
c. H. ACKERT. S. II. EiARDWICK
gis G. n. G.. PA K
Richmond. We. III
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ella Dooley. Mrs. Ella Brown and Mr.
T.. H. AlcDonough.
Harry G.. Gentry.

Mr.. Harry Clyde Gentry died at S:l9
o'clock yesterday morning at his home,
No. 400 West Clay Street after an illness
OF several days. He was twenty-seven
years OF age. He leaves his widow.
Mrs. Ada A.. Cushlnan.
afrs.8Ada a. Cushman, formerly Of this,
state, died Tuesday In Atlanta, Ga. she
was sixty-scvcn years Of age, and leaves
two sons and one daughter.
Funeral Services.
Tho funeral Of Mrs. w. vs.. Tillcr will
take place at 800 o'clock this afternoon
from the clay Street Methodist Church.
The furcra OF Mr.. Robert skipwithl
took place yesterday from Grace Church,
IN Powhatan county.
Tho funeral Of Mr.. Darrell S. Cooper
took place at 5oclock yesterday after
noon from the residence, NO. llo5 West
C'fay street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-29
BY Pollard and Bngby.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
BY Pollard and Bagby
Real Estate Auctlopeers.
Auction Sale of a Lee Dis
tricf Lots, Situated on The
Boulevard, Hanover, Ivy
and Mulberry Streets.
Every LOT Offered 10 De
Sold TO
HIGHEST BIDDER.

We Will sell to the highest bidder, or
MONDAY, MAY 2, IDOL AZ $50 (. NJ
/, -Four lots situated on southwest
corner of Hanover and Mulberry Streets
having a joint frontage OF III Il feet on
the south line OF Hanover street, by
depth of 125 feet TO an alley 10 feet wide
2. Three lots, having a JOINT frontage
Of rs feet on the west side q Mulberry
Street, between Hanover street and
Grove Avenue, by depth of III i-2 feet
bounded ON the north, south ana west
by alleys.
g. -Four lots. situated southwest corner
of Ivy and Mulberry streets having q
Joint frontage OF 10 5-l2 feet. on the
south line Of Ivy Street, by depth Of
west by 30 foot alleys,
Boulevard and Hanover Streets, having
by depth Of 100 feet to alley,
promise OF rapid advance in the near fu-
close proximity Is offered for Investment.
Ii must attract the attenton OF the
most casual observer that this locality
Tie past few months, In tonseaunee OF
the liberal attention. given It by the city
authorities
TERMS; One-third cash, balance at G
and II months, per cent interest and
trust deed, or all cash at option OF purr
AF POLLARD s BAGBY, AactlonecFs,
api 2s-tds,
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AUCTION sALES--This Day.
19y Geo. v. Oliver, Auetoneer.
Ai-dis w. Broad ST. Phone 22I5.
parlcr, Chamber and Dlning.Room
Furniture, Carpets, Haitlngs,
Rugs, Pictures, Etc,
al Auction.

I viii sell at my warerooms iti-uG Iv.
Broad street, THIS. DAY, al i0$O 4. Nj.
j Oak Frame. SILK Tapestry UPHOLSTERED
Chamber Suits, 5 oak and Walnut Cham
her suits. very nice Oak ana Wal
hit sldeboards, WardTobes, EStension
rabies, Chairs. Odd Bureaus Walnut
Stands, 4 Ladies' Mahogany finished
Desk, / oak Bookcase and ocsk com
bned | Plush covered Box Couch. oak,
Walnut ana Cherry liallracks, oak and
Walnut Refrigcrators,, 8 good Carpets, 3
new Lamps, good Cooking stoves and
utensils, also n lot Of other goods too
numerous to mention. Ladies' invited.
GEO. v. OLIVER, Auctloneer.
apl 29-tds
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AUCTION SALES, Future Days


In execution OF trust deed from the
Chase City Mineral Water Company 70
the ,.rgnla Trust Company, Trustee,
bearing date on tho LIST July, l9o2, and
h1eGklenburg county, Va, on the 18th
July. 1909, in pursuance Of the terms and
provisions Of said trust. deed and at the
cured, and also in pursuance OF rcsolu-
tons Of tho stockholders and directors
OF said Chase City Mineral Water Com ON;
nuthorlling and requesting said trustee
to sell al an entirety, the real and per,
scnal property OF said Chase City Mineral
Water Company, when, the ..rea a. !, est Az
undersigned Virginia Trust Company,
truatce as aforesaid. Will. on
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Mrs. S. A. McDonough.

The death of Mrs. S. a. Marlborough
occurred Wednesday afternoon at the
home of her son. Mr.. T.. II. McDonougf.
No 10 Louisiana Street. She was the
widow OF Mr.. ]. b. McDonough. She
leaves five children-Mrs. Mary Lou
Cavedo. Mrs. Annie Roscher, Mrs. Dru-
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N ks7!ANN6ifo|k&\V6Ste

LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
900 "A. M.--NORFOI.kf LIMITED; Arrives
Norfolk II 30 A. M. stops only at
Dos A. M.--CHICAGO EXPRESS sBut!et
r,a rlor car Petersburg to Lynchburg and Roail-
AZ. Pullman Sleepcrs Roanoke to Columbus
Biueheld TO Cincinnati: also Roanoke s9 Mo-
vile and Knoxville to Chattanooga ana Mem
phis. 80, >,or-r, ,,x-pr mss, Tar Farm. =
Vile I.ynchburg and Roanoke ,,,,r,
500 P MocEN SHORE LIMITED MI :, % AZ Az
i it'rs wnvcrly and Suffolk. Connects Win.
ssaa5ners 10 Boston Providence. New 1orK,
baltimore and Washington. :, -,
rs p M.-For Norfolk and all stations easy aAs
Of Il R q p sM9SEw ORLEANS SHORT LINE;
ruuiin,an sieepers, Richmond TO Lyuchburg ana
Rsanoke; Petersburg TO Pulaski, Lynehnurs 70 70
chattanooga, Memphis and New orleans S Satst
Dining Car ~, ,,,os. 7.s5 il NJ a.05
!, Ir * and ID $50 r NJ from Norfolk ll;Oo
NJ. and 20 z, NJ .tr.ata
W. p. BEVILL F.. r. 1s - 1 ~, =. MAR
Genl. Pass ACT. Ois'.s a's. z 49, 80
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-29
SEALED PROPOSALS.
Office OF The Board of Health,
Room No, 0, City Hall

Office OF The Board of Health,
Room No. 0, City Hall,
Richmond, Va. April e, l0A;
SEATED PROPOSALS. MILL BE RE
eelved Al this 9iae up Ioo 70 ,or = r 9G9fs
~, ~ ,i'is department with best quality
iMSSs W & RIVER ENGINE coal tun Of
Nina, 99i0 pounds per ton, in carloads
lots, and LONG PINE WOOD, same 10
~, aiivared AZ Crematory at such times
na - IN silph quantities as the Sunerln-
. .andn,,t may direct for the term of one
aar Commencing July LIST, 1901.
Bond With approved security VIII be
,.oL,Virid cor the satisfactory completion
Ieeiuuha contracts for the furnishing OF
W and Coal and the names OF the
sM1~eties must ACCOMPANY each proposal
sp tIhe Commttee on Wealth reserve The
right 10 reject any ana an DIGS
apl 29-St tiD.AtAtA --A-s
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Mrs. f.. 7. Pharr.

Especial to Tho Times-Dispntch)
cuARI.OTTE, N. c., April 2S.-Mrs. =.
7. Pharr, aged seveEty-two. died ut
the home of her niece, In this city. this
morning at II o'clock. She was a promi-
nent woman of this section.
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Mrs. Ada A. Cushlnan.
Captain John D. Alley.
(speclal TO rho Times-Dlspatch.


PETERSBURG, VA. April 2S.-Captain
o clock, at his home at tho head of Ilar-
rison street. Captain Alley had been
in bad health for many years, and died
of such infirmties as usually accom-
pany old age. He was a native OF Prince
George county, and had he lived until
July he would have been eighty-three
wears of age. During the Civil War he
had charge OF the telegraph line OF the
Petersburg and Weldon Railroad, and
was subsequently in the employ OF what
IS row the Atlantic Coast Line. he was
a man OF sterling character anq was
respected by all who knew him. An only
doughter survives. The funeral will take
place tomorrow afternoon at o'clock
from the residence.
Mrs. Fl. C. Groone.
Especial TO Tho Times Dispatch2
WATERMELON. VA, April ss-Mrs.
Anne Wright of Philadelphia. died
suddenly OF Brights disease at "Airlie,"
her country home near Warrerton, about
ESQ p. NJ yesterday. Mrs. Groome re-
Gently returned from Philadelphia, where
She had been visiting, and her untimely
death came as a shock to all OF her
friends. She is survived by her hus-
hand and little dhuSHtcT' aoout iou'
years of age.
retidence Friday morning at 10 o'clock.
conducted By Rev. William III. Laird, of
the Episcopal Church. The interment
will take place In Philadelphia:
Mrs. Mary F. Shackleford.
Especial to The Tlmes-Dispatch)
PETERSBURG, VA, April @.-Mrs.
MARY Frances Shaokleford, who removed
TO this city short time ago. died this
morning at the home~of her husband. on
shepherd Street Several days ago Mrs.
S:hackleford picked a scab from her lip
and blood-poisonS developed with fatal
results. She was thirty-four years of
ape and was daughter of Mr. Rich
ard Patram, of Chesterfield county.
Miss Leila Woodson.
(special to The Times-Dispatch0
cAKTERSvILLE, VA, April %.-Miss
leila Woodson, the daughter of Mrs,
sarah Woodson, died of consumption at
her home, near Clinton. Va, yesterday
,,orning. She has been a sufferer for
many years, The funeral took place
to-day
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CAPE HENRY AND VIRGINIA BEACH

Next Sunday Via c. & Q.
Take Sewells Point steamer from Old
Point to Piney Beach, connecting with
electric cars through to Virginia Beach,
Sl.25 rourd trip. (This is Peach Try
IT'D
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We will sell at public auction, on the
= '''i Tuesday III, April. 90, 1901.
at $50 o'clock p. M, the above property.
x The house is exceptionally well built
and contains about nine large roo ms. res
every convenience to make it attractive
and com Portable.
The lat fronts 100 feet on Miller Avenue
The owner is determined to sell this
property, even If it be at n sacrifice, so q
great bargain may be expected.
h TERMS--Very liberal.
G. L. & III. T. DENOON,
apl 22-tds Auctioneers.
Postponement.- above sale is post
poned to ,o,,1,.
AT SAME HOUR.
c. II. e. II. l.. DENoON.
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ChisWell Barrett.

Special to The rimes-DispatGh9 !, /,
Jarrett. a successful farmer, died at Ia
home, near Vigor. this county. last nighti
aged forty-eight. He leaves widow ard
''eE., ,.,,rria1 eli
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-29

In execution of certain deed Of trust
bearing date on 18th February, 1908, and
duly recorded In Richmond Chancery
Court In Deed Book 10 3, page
402, default having been made in the pay
mont of tho debt thereby secured the
undersigned will Offer for sale, upon the
pfe'"'se?Ti TUESDAY, MAY 3, 1904,
at + O'Clock p. NJ, the real estate con-
,veyed by said deed and therein described
az a lot, with improvements thereon, COM
menclng at a point distant 155 feet north
~ the intersection of Clay Street, or nj
the northern line of q flfteen-foot alley,
fronting on the western line OF st, James
street 80 feet and running back between
pa a lines, tic southern line being said
riftoen foot alley, 127 feet to another al
iey. Ihe improvements consist of two
story well-huilt detached brick dwelling,
containing s or rooms, with usual con-
yenIences and In very good order.
1IRNdS--Caslf MS To sufficient to pay the
oosisi and expenses OF sale, any delinquent
toSes and the sum OF T,5o0, with inter
at thereon from August 18th. 1908, till
Mid. the residue in two equal lnstalments
~ one and two years for negotiable notes
n,ith interest added and secured Ny trust
deed or for all CASH at the option Of
the purchaser. ~ ,r,rr,nny
"a nj n7tds Trustee.
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Iol1n Walker.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch)
uEATHsyILLE, VA. April 2s'-Alr.
1ohn Walker died at his home. near
1,leeton. yesterday morning, after short
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AUCTION SALES, Future Days
by sutton s CO.

r. omMtss1oNEns AucT1pN sALTl or 4
" TRACT OF LAND, GOlNIA 4 ". 10 ~ ~,
A,rcs frnofe bii iess lying on the Hungnry
Toad, about onc-hnif mile East Of Laurel
station. and for many years occupied by lshhtn
IT, Ford, deceased.
In execution OF n DEGREES Of the Circuit Court
OF itcnrico, entered on the a22d nay OF January,
Wife VII Ann FORD, the undersigned Special Com
missioner appointed thereby VIII ofler f1r snle
81 81 'A1TIyRIyAY, APTII,S3 30 1904. An u O'CLOCK
NJ Tho property above described There Is II
small, comfortable dwelling ana some outtonses
Tf;RMs--o ne-thlrd cash. residue in and u
,,rntIs tho purchaser to give, his negotiable
nntes" Win ak per cent. added and the title
retained until the whole Of the purchase money
is paid and q conveyance ordered by the. court.
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IN The Clerks Office of the Circuit Court Of the
County. OF Henrlcq ,,.l, T. Ford. ".
/. II %, I,roaddus. clerk Of the said court.
do certify that the bond required Of the Special
ram mi ssInner by the decree entered III said
cause on the 22d day Of January. 1863 has been
duly gwen
said co,irt this 10Th day Of April, al3
upl 24-tds j. II. BRoADDus Clerk.
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mo. II. southall, treasurer do
solemnly swear that the above is n true
Statement OF the financial condition Of the
Virginia Trust Company, located It Rich
nlnsa III business on the 18th day of
March, 1904, TO the best Of my knowledge
and belief. e,,,,,rrr,r r.,,,.
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E, r. o. ID Richmond, Frederick
hrs q q VI Ia buru G. Potomac r. ~:
s',s i8,,uo ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS I'd. Sa;

Trains Leave Rchmond dior nth ward. Sasi
4:l5 "A. NJ, daily. Byrd ST. Through. $8s
GAG A. NJ. daily. Main st. Through. sS ge ssES
7:l5 A. NJ. week days, lllba. Ashland h ac -5t
ccnnodation. - =. ~, . +. a. u
Local stops y, 5si ~ 8. le$$
LEGAL stops. ~, ~, Z. (. L. ss iis 81
400 p. NJ week days Byrd ST trederlcks
burg recommendation ~ ~, ~, N Si4S
. $50 i. NJ. week days, Elba. falkland ac-
s:os +. M !. daily. Byrd st. Through
Trains Arrive Rlchn UNDERSTANDABLE A
40 A. A., week days. Elba,3 a shland aa-
e $50 A. NJ. week days, Byrd st. Frederlcks-
s;ss 4. a.. daily. BYRD st. Through.
1850 a. NJ. week days. BYRD ST. Through.
s:es P. NJ. daily. Main st Through,
500 p. NJ, week days Elba. Ashland accon-
s:to :. NJ. daily BYRD BYRD St. Through Local
ptops. -, III, 1870
ali trains except local q
lions not yuaranteed -r, ~, I, ,,A n 80
Gen'l Manr" Asst Gen'l Man T. 5 h'A
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-29
BY H. A. NIccurdy,
Real Estate Auctloneert
TRUSTEES SALE -5r
Well Built TWo.story Detached
Brick Dwelling,
Mo. SOC N. 81. James
Sheet,

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