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Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-03-03
A PLAN For a Good Farm Garden.

Should the ground slope to the west.
pillow or throw the land up into sharp
ridges. the tops of which should be four
feet apart The ridges should run from
east to west, the object being to have
the south side exposed to the full rays
Of the sun very early in the spring
For an extra early crop of potatoes,
peas, beans, etc, take spade and
throw out the dirt on the south half of
the ridges and cover the things planted
with the richest dark colored soil that
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-03-03
Good Winter Condition.

Remove all unsightly and dead limbs
from trees. cover all herbaceous plants
with leaves or manure, preferably
manure. that may also be carried on to
the lawn. Do this ii possible when
there IS snow on the ground and that
frozen sufficiently hard to prevent
rleIking the lawn.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-03-03
Arrangement of Hardy Flowers.

AfEdH VI AAsahUS 49,
In the arrangement of hardly flowers
lies the stumbling block to most persons
who are ambitious TO own a pretty gar
den of hardy perennials These plants
are unconventional in their habit of
growth This feature is one of their
greatest charms and makes them APP
peal so strongly to lovers of the art of
nature. yet its principle is not thor
oughly understood, or, if it be, it is not
applied in enough eases. With such a
characteristic it is but logical that all
strilzingly formal lines should be avoid
ed. The most pleasing results are OBJ
tanned by massing in natural manner
in large borders etc, or by planting in
smaller beds or borders. just as the sur
roundings Suggest Meehan's,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-29
MISREPRESENTATION.
Stock Exchange Authorities Give
Il Out Formal Statement.
(By Associated Press.)

NEW YORK, Jan, 28.-The Stock E1-
change authorities to-day made q formal
statement regarding the action Of the
governors In striking off the list the Sc
curities Of the American Steel Foundries
Company, which says:
1T appears from tho report Of the COM
mlttee on stock list that misrepresenta-
lions Of an important character relating
to the financial condition of the Amerl-
can Steel Foundries. at the time OF APP
lplication for listing of its common and
preferred stocks upon the Exchange In
November, 1902 were made to the COM
3mittee on stock list In support OF said
Implication"
Lewis Nixon, who was named as d.
rector of the Am erlcan stesl Foundries
Company, said to-day that he had re-
signed that position months ago.
IT entered the board at the request Of
Mr.. schwab," said he. some time after
the organization Of the company. have
no interest in 1t financially now. and
never did have beyond the qualifying
share OF stock I held as a director, at
the beginning of the shipbulldlng trou,
ibles resigned as a director of that and
number OF other companies"
Neither ut the oftioe Of the company nor
at the office of Max Pam was any state
ment for the. company's side given out
to-day,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-29
FISHING INDUSTRY.
Great Activity at Reedsville Pre-
narino for Another Season.

Great Activity at lReedsVllll'e F :l''
pairing for Another Season.
Especial to The Times-Dispatc h)
REEDSVILLE, VA, Jan. 2S.--Ihe tish
factories Of this place are being I'M
moved and set in order; preparatory to
the coming season.
Hllton- Toulson Company have given
orders for q new fishing steamer that
viii be larger than those now used IN the the
business at this place. e
& Reed and Edwards Company Will have
their steamer, the p. Warren Reed, !"
cut In two and twenty feet added to her
length. d5 f9
All the other steamers Of this pace
are being overhauled and placed IN thor
ough order
The trap fishermen are busy tarring and
8mendng up ti,eir boats and trap stakes
may be seen at every turn Of the road
for miles from here.
Some OF the stakes used are from sew
enty to eighty feet long. The getting and
preparing these stakes has become quite
an Industry IN this section.
The shooting of Austin Morris by Lucius
Williams, both colored, Is much regretted
in this section. Il. fA@Ij
The people ana much exercised over the
Jordan bill, II the baylor survey Is
broken 1t means q loss Of livelihood to
hundreds Of people in our section
Ice has been very heavy IN tho bay,
and we have had only ons steamer to Bah
tfmore in several days
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-29
MEDICAL COLLEGE BILL.
Measure Set for Hearing by Com
mittee Next Tuesday Morning.

n he's Lee Shackelford BILL proposing an
ANIMAL appropriation .rof& 1000 for the
NJ cdical College of Vlrginla,5of which sum
81. eco annual " shal II be available for free
Ees nitalyS treatment for the indIgen sick
os the State. win; come ,ip4for hearing
before the Senate Finance Committee next
Tuesday at 10 "A. sM.
Atstrenuous fight will be made for and
ngs INST tile bil.s The college has many
friends. and likewise there are many in
tirentaI opponents Of the bill. Two or
three other propositions relative to the
Medical College Of Virginia have been
offered In the form Of bills by various
members, and still there are others. One
of those offered: has been referred to
in some detail. It is the Person bill, pro-
posing. to sellicr lease the Medical College,
ana thus escape the annual appropria-
ton thereto and turn the proceeds into
tho State treasury. Another proposition
is that offered by Mr., Sale yesterday, pros
posing to appropria to 5000 for the treat
ment Of the INDECENT sick Of the State.
anu constituting a board TO contract with
chartered institutions for such treatment
{ In various parts of6.the State.
Tic constitutonality Of the Sale propo-
sit1on Is seriously questioned, but there
arc those who think that tho proposition
is in some respects preferable to the
5Ehackelford-Lee bill. s.S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-29

G"nis sna dof1e Should Wish some assuf.
ancu that the system already Installed
for this cure should be given fair test
and then approved upon frccornmenuatlon
e e'''l AS TO ARB1TRAT1o ON. AZ
AS to the specific form Of arbitrator.
not being regarded as suiIicl ently, definite,
1t was Understood that the companies
would submit a definite plan Of arbitra..
70 lns an that III the arbtraors Should be
competent to pass upon the ma tiers ~, IN
der Upon an IN lnde I ~
nsaa the
tee w !operate With Tie
these Sompabnes IL Both Ra
we should have received in response to
ssncf for tat m esst sspy
which In substance refuses TO c9-pperu ~
nf fbese accept
form OF arbitration, under penalty OF
the adoption by the city of g new SYSTEM 7.
which, we are LETT to INFER ,e wo rnea 20 e.
less as to whether beneficial to the city
n or not. al shown by the following quo
tation from tho report dated Decemoes
I'VE are further Of opinion that ,sa ! The ne
street railway companies should be ai y,
3tinctly told that the situation demands ansnn5
favorably to the arbitration Of the elec,,
K trolytic damage, on the terms indica l1 e e
byfsthe committee. the committee WIZ
Z feel constrained to take up lot con slatt
GRAFTON the two pending propos lions ! =. ne, !,
nance requiring the installa tion Of so oi9
new system as to the use OF + eiectrIfGlty
which will prevent damages l Dy ei zee :
EtrOlysiS.1 .f3SH BS5l4!5 S.f 4i9 ~
These companies must decline to ;. sub y, :,
nit to what seems to them an un1uss ! !
demand, but they still stand ready IT, to
meet the city on any equitable plan n, "
regret very much; that the colnm sides
+ has not seen fit to receive and cons1d ,s
81 HE re port OF. the result OF the work done
by these companies fors the scitysA prGlse Z,
tion in the matter Of electrolysls: men NC !.
report was offered under date OF Ocioe es,I
is 1903 and we feel sure that a cars q. y
examiI,ai,on would satisfy you that TINS
cure has been complete and permanent s 9ad .,,rs
and we believe that. with TINS 1ea.uT IS
s settled. the adjustment OF damag ss ,cot y.
heHaDproa ched by both sides WITH Detter
prospects for an amicable settlement,
Very truly =, 117Fr
General Manager Riehmond R Rlehmaad
Traction Conn any. E
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-29
RIOT OVER ELECTION.
-Four Men Seriously and Others
Badly Hurt in Cienfuegos,

81. (By Associated tress,)
CIISNFUEGOS PROVINCE OF SAM
Ia CLARA, CUBA Ian, 2S,-A riot in
Which four men were seriously injured
and dozen others slightly hurt took
place hero last night as a result Of bad
feeling engendered by tho election CAM
paign
The trouble began in.tle Central To-.
wien !. Francisco Canellos and Yicetor
snE, Gran, Republicans, who were enter
tanning some Colombian friends, were at
The cafe was transformed INTO a battle-
field and large and excited s crowd
suiged back and forth in The street. The
principal fight occurred In front of the
CITY Hall. Many revolver shots were
all 3Iesulting from stick and fist encoun-
ters The people Of the city were alarmed
aid barred their doors and windows, and
closed all the stores. The situation is
ealmer to-day. but politlcul feeling runs
: & 4 4 \ u 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-29
INCLUDE ALL
HOSPITALS |:
Senator salc. Introduces Bill Civ
Ne ing Allss ,h ',' in Caring for
tl1csa.1ndjgcnt Sick.
SAVE TRAVELLING !, \. q! n EXPENSES E ;;
Patients Gould Find Treatment
\ in Their Own Sections, Les
sening Personal Cost.

b senator sale, tof Norfolk, on yesterday
IN troduced a bill providing that all of the
incorporated hospitals may have o share share
in caring for the INDECENT sick OF tho
state The proposed measure has NUM-
Ter Of interesting features u
First Of all, Mr.. Sale would have the
Governor the state Treasurer and the
Auditor OF Public Accounts constitute a
,board for the relief Of the INDECENT sick"
The State shall appropriate $4,000 for
1904 and q similar amount for 1905, which
shall be at the disposal Of tho board for
tho payment for treatment Of those OF
the state who need medical and surgi-
cal treatment, such as they cannot get
at their homes and arc not able to pay
TOR at the hospitals. Tho board, acting
for the State shaa entcr into a contract
with SO many of thu Incorporated hospl-
tails Of the state as may desire 1t for the
care OF INDECENT patients, each hospital
to Fix the number which It Is willing to-
take during az year and the charge for
medicines. board, nursing, all needed pr o.
fessional and othsr attentions, shall be
seventy-five cents per diem for each pa
tient.
MAKES SWORN STATEMENT.
When any patient leaves the hospital
bill shall be made out showing when
the patient cam 8 and when ibe left, and
sworn to by the proper officer of the hos
pital at which the patient has been
treated. Then the State shall pay the
hospital seventy-five cents per diem, ac--
cordlng to contract. The State Is fully
protected, both BY the proposed law and
by having the board composed Of her
leading, State officials, as to who shall
be adJudged INDECENT patients.
Two features which the advocates Of
the bill are urging for especial considera-
ton are that all.of the incorporated hos
pitals shall get "a share Of this fund Of
ten thousand dollars, and, further, that
the patients or their friends will be saved
much Of ttss travelling expenses, made
necessary were one hospital selected for
the treatment ofsthe INDECENT sick. II a
hospital in Staunton were selected for
the entire Statei;a patient from Norfolk
would have to8pay railroad fare from
Norfolk to staunton and return, while
If: one or more sofsthe hospitals In every
section OF the State entered into the cons
tract the patienssp poorly prepared to stand
any expense, would be saved practically.
ali transportation expenses.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-29
Harry Behr Released.
{ (BY lAssocIated I9ress.l

--77 - q Il3y ASsOcIateu FTess.J 100
LtoUtssyIL LIE, KY ian, 2s,,TH AIRY
yesterday as q suspect In connection with
the murder OF Miss Sarah schafer. upon
assurances fro mthe chief Of police Of
Memphis that Behr. knew nothing of the
raignment IN the city court II q
sl PHILADELPHIA. PA.-The schooner
Norfolk, has returned with starboard
bow stove BY Ice. The vessel was
beAched at Ed dystone and patched before
returning She Will be "A uled out for
Es9asrs. is5as
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-29
CHANGES ON sEABoARl7:Dl-).

Trusted Men Moving Up Kessul e
ing From Talcott's Resignation.
Tho resignation OF Colonel I. N. =.
3Talcott as ASSISTANT TO the pre- slden1t Of
the scaboard Air Line Railway company ll'El
has brought about a number OF t'l'a :
'amorg the junior officers Of the road.
AS already announced, Mr.. a. Iows-
lev superintendent OF the second division.
with office at Raleigh, becomes Colonel
Talcott's successor. Mr.. w. r. HUDSON HUDSON,
located at Americas, Ga, becomes the
successor Of Mr.. Towslcy, being trans
ferred from the fourth to the second sdivl-
sion. while Mr. w. ]. jerks, traininast.er,
Is promoted to the fourth supe.inten-
dency. All Of these men are Wen Know now, L
a. railroad circles. and the news Of their
climbing up is gratifying to friends
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-29
Auction SALES, Future Days
ITI'YI155EE BY A. j. Chewing Company,
Y 3G 3fN Real Estate Auctioneers, ss35l M

Ky Real Estate uctioneers. SKI I'd
tlsys:.rlsHs.s sAt1y ot' TIL 4! REI g
Tt,ti1ITH ER NV ENTY coy ACRES. LO.
gATED IN MNH1G9 So - TIN NI l
~ hIcHMoNp, n "sYpN oK,s POINT \ q
BIT Ck-YAfzD TRACTS;
& s22aiiiiNRF Il sAHGs n heioN
III execution Of a certain deed. Of trust
oieik:s Office oiS IenrIco County Court, in
decd book 155 a. page 1872 defa,lt having
S s 81 s d 81 to SsHusd g a
~ | viii sell BY auction, upon the prem.
- TUESDAY. FEBRUARY ., 1901.
con,trenclrg promptly at ! o'clock 2. M,
= t' y1as. EeodUaks@9bigN o. ACRES q !.
subdivision OF scott'a land.
SssfnsA s0St W XepE aga IL T aad a.
Mos I to 20. Inclusive. IN block 8, in the
psH Of sub Po yl0qA ssott ad hoy s.
James T. Redd 6 Son, surveyors, August
Third-THRED and .a1s ACRES adjoin-
ltlS Iilc leAl dDOVe, ueSiSutllcud S AOtS ANUS.
/ j IL %, Inclusive, in block 10, in the plat
OF Subdivision above mentioned Of sgd
nor O. Point dditlon." Is, az.
Tho said tracts OF land will DO sold
With the restrictions that the streets and
alleys as located through said properties
ar, to remain open and Kept open for the
inEtess and egress at II times to the
remaining lots in tho "llan Of syd i'''
Fourth-The following personal proper;
ty: -FOUR MI LES, THREE CARTS and
! HAkNl1SS,4 q STOCK BRICK PRESSES,
ONE HOSTING DRUNl,5a ONE WATER
ONE BRICK MACHIN r.. ONE lD1SIN-
TEGRATOI 2, SIiAFTING. PULLEYS,
/ BEl.l1NG, &C, and sunlry other small
articles. MI 5i f}' # "A 81 36s
Tits property should attract the ntten-
ton not only Of investors. but also Of
Er.ck Manufacturers, as 1t is said to
contain good brick clay. 4 t
| TERMS Of sale will be Cash. a. aS
3S-t14Gaff'fst SOL e UTCIilNS s, Trustee.
~ j.. Ctlew1ing Cos. Auctioneers;
n. B-WH le the terms Of sale above
men toned Yare cash, yet more liberal
tcj MS may be arranged at the time of
I sales # s4ft s WI 4 ii Ss.g5 II g
Jan 29-tds .34S sj4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-29
"Rerry's For Clothes Is

y ~
sIF THERE'S any time In tho year when
you can stretch your dollars It's now
--at thIs sale Of Winter suits and OVER
coats And b sar u mind that qualify
have gathered our. finest winter suits and
overcoats, the ones that sold as hlah as
s2s, s2s, and some $40, and reduced them
to- Q,A5. d4
$l7.75.
They Include all the now models and
tabrlos g winter suits and o7erooats.
$l7.75.
sra a than SIS ana suts %
.oYercoats' You know they're In this
$3.50,
It's . geod time T. direct your step.
,6erry-Ward. y .4.s
q. II. BERRY 8 GO.
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4 SALES-This Day.
Geo. W. Mayo. Auctioneer.

IA TLANT1C COAST LIME RAILROAD
COMPANIES SALE 1 q = H "a!
ED AND REFUSED FREIGHT.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-29

ri. virtue OF deed Of trust to George
Ii Christian, da ted 18th Of ] tune. 1909. and
duly recorded In the clerks office Of the
ls7. default having been made IL the
CURED, and being requested BY the bene-
3ncary hereunder, SO 3 % do. the under,
3sigred substituted trustees, "a substituted
BY order Of the Circuit Court Of Henrico
County 18th Of August, 1886 VIII sell at
s55. FRIDAY. FEBRUARY s. 1901.
at 1890 o clock P. NJ. the property. de-
scribed in said deed, as lot II. in block Il.
in Barton Heights. This Is a nice lot.
nico improvements, and should command
SO attention Of those loolslng for q
hone. 3. IA * ..{g sii SlAy LIS *, Il
taxes that may be due, and enough to
pav 10 notes OF IS each, dated June 18th.
1873 and interest thereon from date
Balance ct and z mouths, for notes
bearing per cent In forest, secured by
decd Of trust on the property. 81!
s5S} w, r, MILLER,
M t3 IL e. ~ CATLIN, $t " n
ian 26-tds Substituted Trustees.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-29
REAL ESTATE-For Rent.

TOR RENT. ~ 5Bj
CENTRALLY LOCATED STABLE,
three box stalls separate. carriage room;
VILE accommodate two wa ons; upper
story for storing grain. Small rent, Apply
to- n 723Gss 81 VI u; HENRY LII CABELLt
Real Estate Agency, Ninth St 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-29

BY +. M. Workman & Co..
Real Estate Agents and !Auctloneers,
\ .I9.85 IS North Ninth Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-29
AUCTION SALES, Future Days
BY Pollard g. I3agby,
Real Estate Auctloneers,

TRUSTEE'S AUCTION SALE OF TW0
.DM ELLINGs, ON EAST LINE OF
SIXTH STREET, NEAR DuVAL
sI Sit NOS. I97 AND 100,
In execution Of a deed OF trust dated
De.e nber s, 1900, and recorded In clerks
B, Iss G., page ssl, default having been en-
secIred, and being instructed so to do,
I Will sell by auction. on the premises, on
III uRsDAY,. FSRRUAEtY tTFt l9I.
hi !, property. The dwellings are detached,
in rice order and contain six rooms each;
Waller on both floors; lots feet each. !.
H"TEitAlS: Enough In cash to pay cost
OF sale, any taxes that may DO due and
q note for So, 900 with interest from De-
ce.nbor s. 1908; residue as J and 2 years;
credit payments to be evidenced BY notes
with interest added and secured by trust
Coed. II. II $eo14lAAff p. y ff.,
~ 29,tds TgusteA
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81 n a@7'Mg Norfolk Wester|

5fI LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
& 900 i8A-5M,-NORTOLk LIMITED aAtrlveI
M SynyerIy a ana a. ok stops s g ~
W rs 4. AA M.ac ;iiIctAo EXPRESS Huae]
pnrlor Car Petersburg to Lypchburg III -
faonnoke Pullman Sieepers Roanoke to- ca
iumbus Bluefeld' to Cincinnati also Roan2kl
10 Knoxyle. and Knoxville g chaattan0'osl
aI y, ia q p. M.@RoANoKE EXPRESS for Farm
400 r. M.-OCDAN SHORE LIMIT ND. Al
rives Nort> " b;so p NJ St0ps oniy
stenmers to Boston, Providence. New Y2rt1
Baltimore and Waahingto ton. . Z, nv !, \. s.a.,. l
= e. 4lSs Is. M.sNEw ORLEANS SHORT LINZ
ROANOKE; petersburg to East Radford: Lynshl
burg to Chattanooga. Memphis and Sew "a
Trains arrive from the West 1855 A. Nh. 4iS
p. NJ, and $50 r. NJ; from NoFfolk nioos
= Office No sss East Main ST. rect. . . u ...5s
E ". d. REyILL G; H. BosLEY.tI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-29

TRUSTEES SALE Az AUCTION OF
y j NlCE LOT IN rHE TOWN Al OF
LAMB AvEN UE, pEf WEDN ROBERTS
AND HOME STREETS. @
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SOUTH I'm RAILWAY.

E 3nChnOUL41 I4> E.r rla.I IAN. w, ~ n SS
TRAINS FLtItAv ~ tllktIAUNU.3Sl
< TAO "A. Nl.--Daily. Local for Charlotte, TIC
1873 p. M.-Duny. Limited. Buffet pullman
n to Atlanta and Birmingham New Orlsa1asI
Memphis, Chattanooga nl!d al the Sout Ii. S5ss5
600 +. M.--lNx. sunday Keysvlle Local. j$$y wv
10 100 p. M.--Daip. Limited Pullman ready
b S:ea r. M. for all the South.
YORK RIVER Il IN u. v N slsj
The fayorite route to baltimore and EaYtefn
points. Leave Richmond 1870 r. a II. Monday
"Wednesday and Friday ~ 4 III NJ {8S.. tSgg$ssfS
4:45 A. Except sunday. Local mixed tol
West Point XIX -. s.;sgft SsffS.y;
Friday for Wcst Point Il VI M
& 4:aO p. M.--lxcent Sunday For West Point
connecting with steamers tor Baltimore AAuI
liver landings Monday, Wednesday and Fri.
1'1' TRAINS ARRIVE R1CHMo4SD U. Il s5s
e:65 a., n; uId s:42 F. M.Fron al the South
$40 A. M.--From Chase q ]. Si3
( e:s5 A.. M.-Baltlmore and West Point.
1o:45 "A. NJ, $40 p. M---From " est Point. Sss
h c. II. ACKDRT g5 s. &H:9'HARDWICk.S S.ay
IS g. v ~ :, ). a5 r NJ "a a
Richmond. w
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sE:AIBGARD AIR LINE RAILWAY

TRAINS LEAVE RIcIIMoND---DAILY.t
10 .25 r M-Seaboard% Florida I4imited-SaNa1sl
ma h. Ia cksopyille, ST. Augustine.
(, 2:i5 IL M.--Seaboard Maii--ll no Ps M.-Saa
" hoard ExpresB--To Savannah Jacksonyill
Atlanta and Southwest: . p TsR
\ a:10 A. Df,-IocaI-Fol Norlnn and Hamlet.ESI
MI TRAINS ARRIVE. R1CflAlON,D-D
S:io A. M.-No From Florida. AtlantAs -
the Southwest. ..,r d s., U !. Isgl..SS
is r. M.-No: seF'rom Florida Atlanta avg
SO 70 r s.'u M.~No ss-Fron, Norllna and leca
eES.sY g Ticket onice. $50 East Main Stirred
Phone A05, va 5 =, X s;ffss llgssS |
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r., 5ass ass,s rs:s.f s.t:s

Ssi.I rams Leave r CiiIioil ard.s
liz a. l5 NJ. daily. Byrd ST. Through. B8
f$ s.1S a NJ daily. Main st Tnrpug b.
s AZ a. Nj daily. a am ST {S:lnTough1 Al
s s:5a x. NJ. except Monday, Byrd 81. Throashs
II 7:15 5u a. NJ. Week days. EiDa. Ashand ~
T s:oo AZ NJ sunday only. Byrd St. Throush.
$50 s:4a s a. H. week days. Byrd ST Throush
1905 noon week days. Byrd Ct {. Thloush;
Ii 400 P. NJ, week days. Byrd ST. brederickss
5:05 P. NJ. daily. Main ST Through;
RI o:25 NJ. week days Eba., a Ashland 80
scommoda ton. q. ~, u. mi
Il, Trains Arrive NRichmond-Sonthw aro.aS
$40 A. NJ, week days Elba- Ashland ~ ass
sG s:a5 x. NJ week daya Byrd ST. Fredereks-
oS s,ss 4. H.. daily. BYRD st. Throug
IL ii 10 *. M, week days. Byrd St Throush,
Z 's:o5 i. NJ. daily; Main 81 y, Through
500 e week days t'!ha 50
a. aaly H Rysa g Ts4sSaa
1. i5:ss Z. & daily Main s. ThrouEh. y ~
10 rs r. NJ, daily. Main St Through.
1i:4O r. M., week days. Byrd s., Through.
All Pull Imam Cars. 4,
8" NOTE-Pullman Sleeping or ParlorN Cars or
all trains except local observation-disclosures
W, 81 DUKE, fC w. GULF W. ~, I1aXLSis,I
@Genl Mar r., ASS t. Cent Inn'r.. Traf Man.I
g
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TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 2, 1901
commencing promptly at O'clock p. NJ,
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ATLANTlC COAS51#LIN e

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY--tBsYYA D Ls
+ STREET STATION. az I'm w 4s
EFFECTIVE MONDAY. JAN. lot H Sss8
s:o5 A. Ma. Z. =. EAprssa TOT AL oointe
q ~ s =. AZ i.-peter,burg ana Norfolk.
, S.y . M'-petersburs and M sWeSt.E2g8
400 r M-Peterspurg and YNortolk. ia
s4:lO p, M.-Colasooro% Local. ~ ss3s#
$50 p M.-peterspurg Loc4i i.Il..S
7:SS p M.-"Florida and West Indian Limit
ed. e to all points South: ia
$40 p. M.SPetersburg and N. W. West.
Ii :3o p M.-Petsrsburg Local
Low - 'oo : TRAINS IvEAtICHNlOND. ia 4
1907 A. 81. ''s;D a. NJ rs Is, a I Ma * es1essp
i:o5 p. Nj; o:05 p NJ; 1870 p, IL; 7;45 ~ =:
' !E1cept Sunday. Except Monday '''s lslaF
s Gay on's. e. s. CAMPBELL Div, Pass. q.
W. ]. CRAIG, Con. Pass. AIT IS FFsssi8Y|
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-29

&, Tho said tracts OF land will be sold
With the restrictions thatlt the streets and
alleys as located through said properties
az, to remain open and kept open for the
I inE, ess and egress at oil times to the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-29

DEN az ACRES OF
as lot 3 on the plat Of
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-29

Third-THREE and .a1s ACRES adjoi1-
j ins the next above, designated as lots Nos.
4 IL II %, Inclusive, in block 10, in the plat
4 OF subdivision above. mentioned of sgd
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-29
us.

They Include all the now models and
tabrlcs IL winter suite and oYerooats.