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Newport weekly independent., 1904-02-19
FOR CIRcrIIT CLERK.

We are authorized to annos Aesr1sn D. Neal as d candidate for the office of ci, erk of Jack son county subject to the Democrat primary election.
 We are authorized to announce James s. Jones as candidate for reelection to the office of cir chit clerk of Jackson county. subject to the Dem osratic primary election.
Newport weekly independent., 1904-02-19
FOR COUNTY AND PRoBATE JUDGE.

FOR COUNTY AND PROBATE JUDGE. We are authori sed to announce E. L. Boyce candidate for the office of county and probate judge of Jackson county, subject to the Demo- cratic primary election.
 We are authorized to announce Otis w, Scar borough As q candidate for the office of county lndEnd probate judge of Jackson county, subject to e Democratic primary election.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-13
At CRIPPLE CREEK
ON B|J.0U BOARDS |: j ID {: J.
Hal. Reds Melodanla Pleases
the Audience-Prince
Of Pilsen.

The Bijou got back to melodrama again
last night, and once moro the villain, the
hero and the low comedian have the
stage. The gallery again gets in IFS line
work, and the man who. handles tho cur.
tain has to work overtime, for the act
endlngs all have their series or pics
lures and the gods see that the rag
eat Cripple Greek" was put together, by
Hnlt Reid, 4 playmaker Mt Tor the gods
those in the roost. Ills melodranlas have
in them the lines and the business that
make them go. There Is nothing slow or
hating about Cripple Creek, noiwitll..
standing It's tile. A liberal display y
firearms and nrcwater In the first act
starts the drama off ut a quick pace, and
the shooting irons figure q good deal IN
The three acts 'that follow. III
Those who like their mclodralna. served
lot wall getsit that way In this production.
That 1t is the way 1t was built. TO neli-
ton the cast IVA melodrama Is rather
useess. A melodrama like "At Cripple
Greek" plays itself. There Is only one
comment tosmake IN mentioning the cast
in this productions. Jack Fl. Beach, as
Reginald Harwood, from Boston. looked
like a race track tout Instead of IL ten-
derfoot from he educational center Of
New England. When he Wore an evening
suit in the last act and should have been
sat nome n stLf toys, he looked llko
a walter. He wasn't Il ut either way.
The melodrama was we'll received BY
an audience not quite as large as he
usual Monday night gathering, lie
weather conditions probably affecting tnc
attenut nee, p ~ ,55a f7 54t4 te4 NJ 5gPlSE8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-13
BY Tho Valentine Auction Co.,
AuctioneerS.

MASSIVE AND HAN D s oMELY
s,,,GG Awy yTiF y WAhNuT P eHAM AEB
MANTEI, MIRRORS, IRON BEDS,
LARGE OAK HALE RACK. OAK CHINA
CASE, SCLF-FEEDING STOVE, ETC.
AT AUCTION.
Because of declining housekeeping, we
will sell at. No. 1o5 East Clay Street.
THIS tTuesday) MORNlNG, December 10
commencing at 1880 o'clock, one very
handsome and Massive Walnut Marble
Ton Bedroom Suit, beautifully carved,
with large Wardrobe to match: Pier Mir
ror, feet high; Walnut Frame Tennes-
see Marble Slab large Silver Back Mantle
Mirror: self-Fcedng Parlor Stove, hand
some Brass Parlor. Lamp with Imported
Globe, Parlor Pictures. Oak Chine Case,
large Oak Hall Rack with Plate Mirror,
Oak Refrigerator with Mirror Top, WAL
nut Extension Table, Walnut Writing
Desk Falnut-Franle Parlor Suit, Mar
ble-Top Tables. Double and Single Iron
Beds, Springs and Mattresses, several
Rockers Kitchen Safe and Tables, Cook
Ing Utensils. Glassware, Crockery, etc.
Sale positive. Ladies invited TO at
tend. 5ilsB
THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-13

has asked recently for four different land
grants at various villages that school
work and preaching might be begun. All
were refused and at ono point where the
work had been started. we were notified
to close the station and move away. Tho
English missions and the American Bap-
lists have been similarly treated.
"The Berlin treaty, which is the Con-
COS accepted Magma Chapta, provided IN
case OF abuse or failure TO carry out stip-
uations that the powers could again meet
to further consider these matters. Eng
land has already asked for such an inves-
Stigation.
The United States Senate has had the
matter presented 10 them by Senator Nor
gan In memorial to Congress. Leopold
refused to submit to an unbiased inves-
5tigation by DISTINGUISHED parties for no
dares not have his work brought Official
Is to light. He also refuses the Hague
Tribunal as mediator between himself
and his oppressive slaves. saying. y am
ABSOLUTE Thus. with whip and gun IN
hand, he stands dcGnntly before the
world the largest and richest slave holder
OF modern ages.
May an outraged world arise In right
cous indignation to wipe out this blot from
Central Africa.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-13
NARROWING Tall
Of sKIPlNRECK

Especial to Tho Times ispa tch,)
NORFOLK, VA. December 1.-THE
following is a message to the local Office.
OF the United States Weather Bureau
from the Hatteras Station:
'.rhc three-masted schooner Montana,
Captain Royce. from Baltimore to
sCharlastown, with a cargo of salt,
stranded at II p. NJ. Saturday night at
Pea Island life-savlng station, fifty miles
north Of Hatteras. during a heavy north.
erly gale. Within twenty minutes after.
the vessel stranded. she was full Of water
and all awash SO that the crew OF seven
men had to take to tho rigging. There
they remained until about 2 p. NJ SUM
day, when six OF them were rescued by
the crews OF the Pea Island New Inlot
and Bodies Island Ife-sayng station. One
man, Henry Edwards, Was frozen to
death and Is dashed In tho rigging In
such a way that he could not be reached,
and his body Is still aboard the ship
hanging, In the rigging head downward,
zone other member Of the crew was
very nearly dead from exhaustion .whan
taken off. but will In AL probability re-
cover. The crew are now in The Pea
Island station. and are getting cared for
there AZ tsg KS
III great dllHcu!ly was eNpeTlenccu ~ iillu-
ing tho men owing to the fact that tho
vessel was sunk, n heavy sea running, and
only two ,nln in the rigging We're able
to assist in hauling the whip line, aboard,
But after working all the morning q line
was finally made fast and ono by one tho
crew were landed In the breeches buoy.
.The vessel will be q total loss (
Tie Montana was built In 1889 at Bath,
Me. She Is rated as class ] and is OF 1877
tons register, The vessel hailed from
Iinwood. N. j., ana Captain j, a, Rooye
Is rated as her master, she was Inspected
last year in Baltimore, i.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-13
BY The Valentine Auction Co.,
Gl2 r. Broad ST.

u TO settle a claim Of bill or sale we will
sell for whom 1t may concern. at our nuc-
ton warerooms, No. 6l2 Il. Broad Street,
WEDNESDAY MORNING. . DECEMBER
18th, commencing at 1880 O'Clock, the fol-
lowing property, namely: Walnut Mar
ble-Top Bureau and Washstand. 2 Oak
nut nut w "a: Walnut Rosk case Gas and
SECRETARY. Walnut Flat-Top Desk. Re-
.volvng ONCE Chair, G Walnut High. Bant
Dining Chairs. Oak Chairs ana Rockers,
Parlor Suit Modern Mahogany, Settee.
other Pictures Lace Curtains. Sofa Pill
lows, Q Large Spool Cotton Cases. large
Dictionary Holder, Brussels Carpets,
several Rugs and other Furniture. etc,
Sale positive. Terms cash,
$II1H VALENTINE AUCTION co.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-13
4 GIVE IT POWER.
Would Strengthen Hands Of In
.terstate Commerce Commission.

L Va
terstate Commerce Commission.
Mr.. F. w. Crandall, chairman Of tho
National Railroad Committee OF the TRAY
elers. Protective Association. who has
been in Richmond for several days col
tlecting data and comforting with attor-;
neys and members OF the State =. a:
Committee on Railways. has gone TO
washington to participate In the effort to
secure measure giving the Interstate
Commerce Commission more power. i ait.
Fcrandall has been in conference with MIR.
A, Caperton Braxton, counsel for the
State T. P. A.; Colonel John 8. Har-
wool. and other r. Pa men. It Is the
purpose OF the T. r. A. men and 81 Mr.
Crandall to press for some legislat ton de-
signed to secure moro equitable straiiic
and passenger rates. IA
Mr.. Crandall and the Virginia =.
A representatives are after the Southern
railway. on account OF It's alleged dis.
examination against local passenger travel
In favor OF through or interstate traVel.
1t Is alleged that the Southern RaliWay
charges a higher rate for local traVei III !
this states than in other States.
The only relief possible Is through the
channcls of the Interstate Commerce Com
mission and this tribunal must be given
snop,er to enforce It's findings or It VIII
become an expensive nullity. President
ROOSEVELT is known to favor measure
giving power toregular railroads ana rae
charges. ~ TX IA NJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-13
NOTICE
Office OF the 8 n.
state Corporation Comrt1lssion

State NOrpOrallOna
Richmond, Va, Dec. H. 1901.
PANiEs poiNa BUSINESS IN
y I !, IN A., AND Adj PERSONS IN
TAKE NOTICE, that the state Corpora.
ton Commission, will, ct Its offices Y, tns
ddty Of Rishmond q ruEspA4 ( the mn
Of Virginia. consider and hear any obs
jections against a proposed order reg s,,a,,
classification. covering the various articles
Of freight traffic carried by railroad COM
mission, will be put into effect. with such
exceptions and amendments to such gen
eral uniform classification as may be
sapy also seh rates aa on SUCH
articles as upon such hearing. II may be :
shown or found to be necessary, usual ard
Side Of d general uniform classification
On such hearing the class ficatiols. , ex-
ceptions, amendments and con1tno,dIi!t!y
the Jurisdiction of the Commission will be
considered to the end that a single unl-
form elassifcation may be flnal rally formn-
with suchnecessary amendments, excep-s
tons and commodt-. rates as may. be con-
sidered Just. reasonable and proper: such
lions and commodity rates. when enacted.
promulgated and put into effect by the
Commission, to be at all times subject TO
the Commission. SO that the same. or any
part of the same, may be. by order OF the
Commission. altered or amended In SO far
the % nay eond
''0As rom he BSsvE,KbTY + eRyM NJ
1 HENRY .e &. sTulkT.
Dec 13-1aw-4w Commissioners 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-13
BY Sutton g. Co.,
Real Estate Auctioneers.

"A UcT1ON SALE OF SMALL, BRICK
NAsANDE FRAME DWELLING. ON HE
WEST SIDE OF THIRD STREET. Be
TWEEN DUVAL AND sF B AXE r
STR EETs % NO sos NORTH THIRD
,STREEp.
4iA At the request of.the owner, who Is
public auction, upon tho premises. on
{i3SS TUESDAY, s. DECEMBER 10, 1901, 81
at 4:3O o clock p. NJ. the property Dove
described. The house contains four rooms
and the lot fronts on the West side OF
Third Street NINETEEN t19)A FEET. and
runs back between parallel lines ONE
HUNDRED AND THIRTY Q3O FEET.
81 TERMS: Announced at sale.
a5s SUTTON 3 g. Co..
aef5 5 8 Auctioneers. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-13
: FR|sCO slim
AGAIN IN Tolls !:
Arrested in Baltimore in Con-
ncction With Recent
Bank Robberics.
(By Associated Press.)

(l3y Associated tEcSS.J
BALTIMORE, MD, Dec. 12.--After q
night by Marshal Farnan, Deputy Mar-
shall Manning and Captain OF Detectives
Humphrey, OF the local department, as
sisted by police officials from the coun-
ties and Baltimore detectives, a man who
gave his name as Edward Morgan, TWEEN
ty-four years old, and his wife. Maud.
about twenty-five years OF age. were ar
rested to-day in connection with the bank
robbcries In Plaza, Charles county, and
Mount Airy. Carroll county.
The police authorities are OF the opin-
ion that Morgan was the leader in both
the bank robberies above referred TO-
AS yet, they are not certain as to his
real identity. Including Mrs. Morgan.
who is held In the Central Police Station.
there are tonight in all about twenty
five persons In custody here on charges
OF being implicated in bank and postoffice
robbcries ut points In Maryland. DelaS.
ware, Pennsylvania, West Virginia, North
Carolina and South Carolina.
The authorities e1rect to prove that
they have captured gang Of safe blow
ers notorious In all parts Of the country
The man who gave his name as John
Smith, when arrested last Thursday, was,
the police say, positively Identified to-
day as Frisco Slim" for whom, It is
said, the police authorities IN several
cities are on the lookout.
United States Postal Inspector Greg
DRY, Of Charleston, s. c., Is expected IN
Baltimore to- morrow. and 1t Is understood
viii be an important witness against sew
eral OF the prisoners. who. the detectives
say, will be carged with robbing United United
States postoffices.
",Frisco Slim was arrested by GOV,
ernment secret service men and brought
to Richmond. where he was mugged'
and measured, according to the Bertillon
system. He. in company with 'CallI I 'l>
MA Shorty was then placed IN the the coun-
ty Jail He was O Q typical yegs man,
and was alleged to have robbed certain
postoffices. He was. ALSO believed &c
have been Implicated in the robbery o.
the Peninsula Bank. OF Williamsburg. or
the postoffice charges he was acqultteo
In Norfolk, and his counsel, secured the
acquittal papers and came to Richmond
and got his man out OF jail before the
sheriff OF Williamsburg reached the city
Neither Frisco Slim nor California Shorty
has been heard from since.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-13
"Prirlce Of Pilsen."

In the company which Mr.. Savage sends
to tho Academy for tomorrow, matinee
and night. to present "The Prince Of Pill
sen.' but three OF the principals We're new
In their parts III the opening ofsthe sea-
son. The success OF the piece in the past
has been helped by Ida Stanhope. Almyra
Forrest. Jeanette Bagnrd, Stella Mar
tine, Jess Dandy, Arthur Donaldson, lvar
Anderson. all members Of the Gust, Their
new associates are Marie Welsh, who
comes fnoms q long engagement at he
OF Nellie; Percy Ames. nn English actor
of experience, In the part OF the lordling,
and James FRANCIS Sullivan. whose agill-
ty and dancing fit him especially for
Francois 4s FAX
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-13
HAVE MOVED MIRO LARGER GUAR

The Poindexter-Ki Kirk Parrish Company,
ttailors and mems furnishers, formerly or
No. Alb East Broad Street. have moved
to No. 412 East Broad, formerly occupied
BY the Briggs bakery, which was renlod-
eled and improved, with a new front.
with plate-glass windows of new style
and the interior thoroughlN modesEized.
The Polndexter-I 81 rk-F Parrish Company
In the store they ocoupIed little more
than q year ago, and who lave already
procured firm footing in the business
life OF Richmond, In which they huye
been unusually successful. t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-13
BY N. w, Bowe s. Son,
Real Estate Auctionecrs,
AUCTION SALE
& OH THE
BRICK DWELLING,
No. 7Ol w. Marshall Street,

ON THURSDAY, DECEMBER Is, 1904,
All a $50 OCLOCli p, NJ, ON THE
PREMISES. FIJI X. 81
At the request of the owner. who Is de-
termncd to sell, we Will offer the above,
frontage and runs back full depth to an
alley. This Is II corner property and
With little Improvement to the house
will make n good home, and leave room
for small cross-street houses,
3 TI1RMs --I.iberql aNd at sale,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-13
Marcus M. Bowers Dead.

Mr. Marcus N. Bowers, d Ws5l s knomH
night at his residence in Baltimore. q ge %
scventy-six years. His death vas as te aye nv ~
Wounds he received as a. Con1ederate
soldier. x !, !, 4 g. -
erai years prior to tho war and engage lI.e q
in the iron foundry and manufacturing
business here with % he was ssmo on9
Grays, OF the old First Regiment, and
served With that command curing h1a .nne
gIe. Mr.. Bowers was a.native 81 ONO IN,
and was a descendant OF Jonathan 20
lie is survived by his wife. formerly r! r,
sons, Frank D. and George NJ: Bowers
Of Baltimore, and Charles W. Bowers, OF OF
this city. 90. !. :. =
Tomorrow morning on the Southern from
Baltimore. A detail from the Richmond
5Grays Will meet the body at the Southern
station. Rev. DR.. Wroth, OF All Saints
Episcopal Church, Baltimore, Will conduct
{ the service in that city Mt 2 p. NJ, Rev.
DR.. IIandon r. Mason. Of Grace Church
will read the burial services at the grave
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-13
TAX NOTICED.
once Collector Of city Taxes


Richmond, Va, Dec. 1; 1904. 5ig'
MOTTO e ITO TAx-PAYERs-THH (
LAST HALE OF CITY TAKES. ZEAL
ESTATE AND PERSONAL. FOR = 1874
is NOW DUE AND PAYABLE AT THIS
OFFICE. Is 3 88g SSS
] EVERY male 81 years Of age, and J
EVERY person keeping house or doing
business In the. city is assessed for per.
tsonal taxes. Those who have not paid 4
any city taxes during the year will please
cali and settle, so as to avoid being posts.
ed as deinquents. Ell 9$
a. GRADING, PPAVING. PIPE AMI. Sew
Err CONNECTIONs BILLS are also due.g
and will have to be declared delnquentlf
not paid onEor before end Of year.
FIVE PER CDNT.S Will be added to last i
half If not paid on or before DECEA1-F
( BIER 31st.
taches to all bills as soon as ported de-s
Elinquent. N ss ri n III S53
h Particular attention IS called q to the
above. as under ant ordinance passed by
the City Council there can be no i'd
- TRANKaM. cuNNINGHANfsAsss $S
Dec I'm Collector off, City Taxes.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-13
Young Men Were Very Rough.

Mr.. William Moore and Mr.. George. MIN
ter while out slelghng yesterday after
noon, were attacked at Jefferson and
franklin Streets by q party OF halt
grown men and severely handled.
"A Iittle girl aged eight years was also
hurt The horse was 5struck and the sleigh
broken. Mcssrs. Moore AMI Minter were
exceedingly indignant over the treat
.mcnt they rf3styed. Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-13
\ Did Not Call a Pastor.

Rev. G. G, Coz, formerly, pastor Of the
mated for pastor again Sunday, but no
decision was reached regarding calling u
pastor and tho matter Is just where Il
was some weeks ago.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-13
CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY RATES
bEs6 VIA ,Ftftsl M, ss3l Il l3itg p q
n-Io ~nAcr TIME 9i

ATLANTIC COAST LINE,
This line will sell tickets from Rlch-
mond and Petersburg to all points south
thereof and east OF the Mississippi River.
at rate OF one and one-third frs t-cla So
fares for the round trip, Minimum raj
lfty cents. Tickets on sale to the gem
ernl nubllc December I'D. 2ith. 25th, a1st.
1901, and January 1st 1905, withshnal limit
January 4, 1906 For teachers and stu
dents, upon presentation and SURRENDER stf
OF certificates. signed by superintendss.nnts's
principals on presidents, OF the various
on December l7th to 2atA,IF
Inclusive 1904, with final limit January
1nN. Tickets will be limited ia cons
tinuous passage In each direction, 3.e'
For full information, apply to agents
" G. s. CAMPBELL,
Division Passenger Agent,if
No ssS East Main Street, Richmond, Vn,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-13
Permits for Opening Public
l8i Buildings h
'RIchmond Va.7December Q, 1901. !,
Board Of Fire Commissioners,

sa Richmond. Va December ., 1901. s
Yjs NOTICE IS HEREBYS%GIVEN$sT THAT
the Board OF Fire Commissioners are n
now prepared to issue permits for the y
opening to the public Of all public and 4
ssemi-publlc buildings, including churches,
/ theatres, hotels. apartment houses. col-SSi
fleges and schools, hospitals. church homes
Snsylums Of all kinds, lodge rooms and y
halls. in accordance with the following q
section Of City Ordinance, ~ approved
gS""6. Mcpherson shall be allowed to open
for public or semi-public use any build-S
ing until 3 appermlt shall have first been
obtained from the Board Of Fire Com
missioners, which shall set forth that
the terms OF this ordinance have been
compiled with. and that the building Is
properly equipped with reasonable and Z
necessary means OF escape In case Of fire.
or accident" u; fs5 ssys5 wa III
Thirty days after this date all persons
not having permits will be reported to the n
proper court. who can impose fine Of
$50 or more. $455 s 84S 3tSs VII
permits must be made in riting. Civ
ing the name and location OF the bull ling
and stating for what purposes 1t Is to3be u
used, and addressed to the Board Of Fire
Commissioners. Ia II i i559
&I5 BY order OF the Board: SFssi
s. ms. u s. JONES, Secretary. .5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-13
AUCTION sALES-This Day.
phone d7iG. 1905 y. Main Street.
Large Auction Sale Of New
and Used Carpets, Rugs,
Mating, Druggets, Pic
lures, Mirrors, Etc, To-
Day.

We will sell TODAY (Tuesday) Decem-
parties declining housekeeping. fine SCI
lection OF New and Used Carpets. In Brus-
sells Velvet. Administer, etc, ranging 81 from m
New Garrett suitable for hall and stairs;
fine Druggets, Japan and China, Mating.
Rugs in Smyrna, Moduet and Velvet;
Pictures, Mirrors, 1 very handsome
Folding Bed, with mirror front, 1 Hand.
some Ail-B Brass Bed, Enamel Bed and
Spring, Odd Bureaus anti Washstands,
Parlor Suits. Hall Racks. Sewing Ma
chimes, Rockers, Tables, etc. In addition
to this we Will sell line OF Shoes, Hats,
Caps and Collars etc. Ladies invited.
NJ IA II. n RICHMOND AUCTION co.
Geo. II. Valent tine, Auctioneer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-13
I sPEclAL#REDUcED RATES
tlf5 3{fNs5NlA THE III Iilf 50 ri i4sS55

sEAROARDg AIR LINE RAILWAY.
Reduced rates will be put In effect via I
the Seaboard Air Line to all points east Z
OF Mississippi and south Of Ohio Rivers,
account Of Christmas holidays ~
For Students. gs8ss
Tickets on sale December 17thgto 24th,
inclusive, on presentation of certificate,
signed by. principal. superintendent Or
president, and good returning at any TINA 4
on or before January 8, 1905.
l f or General Public. W
,rckets on sale December %, "a. Is, 81,
1901 and January !, 1905; limited to y re-
turn January 4. 1905. s8
Winter Tourist Rates. Il
,rha senboard Air Line offers the usual s
,,,,ntar tourist rates to all Southern wins
ter resorts, through trains, modern Sleeps
ave ~ "a car service. Best, shortest anu
most comfortable route to t,lorlda points:
naI, NJ office or write for full and com-
plete information.
New Dining Car Service.
,rba Seaboard Air Line has inaugrated
!, 70 chr service on their trains Nos. ".
inav,np Richmond 6:35 "A. NJ, and 81, nr- Z
rvin,. Richmond $50 p Nj between
Washington and Richmond. Daily. Best
OF service. 5 & q ,t5 4 n n
nor. fun and complete information In 1
rerard to any OF the above special notices.
c'1'l = ~, w. M. TAYLOR. 81
III. City Ticket Agent
III. s., Lizard. Il u 8
III District Passenger Agent.
$50 East Main Street; Phone. 400.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-13
BY Geo. w. Mayo,
Auctioneer,

j 4
r. NTIRE CANDY MANUFACTURING
- +. PLANT AND STOCK. OF CANDIES
AND EC0NFECTIONERIES sf OF MARY
". dyer, s614 r. MARSHALL STREET,
TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION
Pursuant to decree Of the District
Court Of the United states for the Eastern,
District of Virginia, entered on the 18th
day or December, 1904, in the matter Of
Mary v. Dyer. the undersigned receiver
,wilsell at public auction: on
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 15 1901,
commencing at 10 O'Clock a. M, the entire
stock Of Mary v.ff,Dyer. situated At GA y,
Marshall Street This stock consists of a
machine for manufacturing candy, and a
very select assortment. Of candles and con-
afirst-c!ass confectionery store, together
with the Fixtures, Glass Jars, Scales. etc.,
etc, and nm tuneXpircd lease to Augusts1,3
1905. This stock WIN be sold as a whole
to the highest bidder,
If Tho keys to THE store can be found at
the offices OF Albert O. I'oschen, Room s.,
lilo e. Main Street.
S TEFtMS--Posit!YclN cash.
ALBERT o, BOSCHEN,
E- Receiver in Bankruptcy for Marry.
Dyer. Dec II at