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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-28
FULTON NOTES.

An aged gentleman named Wagrsn who E,,,I is
u sa ana %
ns p nssses ths
%ssn % ne Sss sss 1Sbgs$;
Went to the Old Dominon s.ea N H. 1 Cen,
s1aspn e. nesroes Who Cook Is their heels
after the robbery, were UNKNOWN 20 MT, WA .et
-. "a. vacant house owned by Mr., james s.
ana ana Carried carr Oft II Is not known who did the
w ysstsa e By Huk Sf h. viii
swear warrants against them
bs ss %H9 sheet h"s of or
with bay i Is soMfy e % na om
e n aStk school, ywshch is being condu ted
Ms S5Est chapel III the 9ptah
is ge ss WORK. YORK large number ot Young men
15 a s aIs
asnSs dou hasi Sss ssens rs
Ssms Il. 5sss s fos
several months and little hope for his recov-
Iery.is entertained ~, -, :, o,dnr, !, ,rort
H arr as' cemstery is improving after
Mr. Bent, Levy Is wearing p very HANDSOME ?; 9
gas Rnys h% Sy w A 81 ar,
ing the largest a number OF new members since
November. 1903, Captain George n K9i IS =
n ma1 rsgents badge which Is beautiful The
present was made on account q the falthtu!
az IN oificer Tor eighteen years;
Alex. McCabe, who has beer, lll.Wlth hernia
FOR some time Is recovering slowly.
Mrs Robert Williams continues " at the
home OF her father, MI Jesse ~ Throckmor-
ton, on Stato Street.I
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-28
BIG SLICE OF LEE
DISTRICT II: IS {; $. SOLD D
Mr.. N. st. Clair Butler Will I'm
prove Wide Area on West
Grace Street.

Measrs. Mcvelgh and CHM. real estate
agents have Just sold a20 feet Of vacant
nitneriy on the south side Of Grace Street.
between Aliens Avenue. and Meadow ,,
street, to Mrs a. st. Clair Butler. OF
this city. This Is one Of the largest sales
over made In this district of Improved
4 p, cnerty. Mr. ButIer,fsit Is understood,
viii shortly build up the property with
att, cctive modern brick residences. using
I Fl different style ofdarchitecture for each
building, and It promises 70 ne one OF Tile
IS The A. J Chewing Company Will have
one Of the most important sales Of real
estate Of the present month, this after
noon beginning at one O'CLOCK.
Ii There are three tracts Of land to be
ofgtfed. containing altogether twenty
acres in the county, near the western
boundary Of the city. The locality iss
popuIarly known as tIo,Ker's $, brick yard
tracts, In Sydnor's Point Addition.
The first tract to be offered at one
o'c.ock this afternoon !s fourteen acres
I ia size; the second tract is two and three
( quarters acres In size, and the last Is
three and a third acres.
yrHe property Is In the path OF the neces-
cary growth OF the city IN years to come.
AND the offer will doubtless interest In !,
YES tors as well as home scekers.
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PARAMOUNT NEWS.

Mrs Violet Wilson: Of Green BAY, Va. who VIII,
has p 91isnd ys an
Mrs. Z. F. Potter, Sof washington has ! iined
aRa asy al sop 2.
x9 t eSy
& nns sDs gely ms Esfa 9. peoy
health. writes home thu. he is someyhat I'm :.
and feeling 9arsr M5s gu on the
MIS- Mrs sailie Talley, who has been critically
III for several weeks weeks Is now somewhat IN
pt ar. Leonard Jaclt.on, Of Washington p G..
was the guest OF Mrs james T. WOODEN lass
" The The ladies' Of the Methodist Church arc
Catherine sas ana W os saa
them bysaying q g. all the rummage they may
% ~ isa In n
and reports his brother as being sun IN
critical condition.
to Wis Visit her sister. Mrs. b. G.. stonnsl: She
viii also visit relatives in Washington, D. c.
of Henry Miller is Quite sick at bis home on
TwentyGthird Street 81 s5sfs,7a. W =,
examination Tor the Fairmount High School
rb Rf1h Foara5
Third qrammar-Lua clyborne Marie Marie, Gh aT;.
First SframInar-IiZZleU
mnry-Mnrle Lennard. Norwood Tignor Sew
enth Primary-Bertha Cr.tzer. Aall e R y t,v
Terry Fifth Primary-Kent Hugh.s. Nal
vine Battige Katie keck LOUIS, L "a
Eugene Roane Fourth PrImaryaBlancne
Johnson. Wesley Norris Third i, Prim IN r;
Vile Willie Davis. Second Primary-.Rober, Wald.
Salier Clifford Clyborne, James TncEer lan a1s
Bassest. Fanny Uzzle, Mary Gla ton, GE e Gle
Miller. Katie WoEreil. Annie Wooard t FaTIs
Hart Hart Helen Duel Matte Re lum. !, Grace
Doyle. Herbert Beck. Robert Williams, ,; Tommy
Many pupils received second honr.; standing! Ing
in the eighties. while many more passed me
or Of the best in the schools, history under
The leadership Of the principal; ~ 81 Aelen
Dickersou,T and her accomplished teachers y
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KELLY CASE CONTINUED.
Accused Still sick-Short Story
nf the Police Court.

Owing 70 the continued Illness s,G Of pa Mr;
again, continued in the Police Court yes
terday to February 18th. MI Kelly ny, = IS
charged with having lot OF stolen orass-
The he docket was short and OF little i'm
portance. ,r,,x
for ten days on the charge OF taking coai
from the yard Of Larus Brothers.
C. r. Noble. alleged to have taken a
.pobtaii dog belonging. to r. J.. Wood. Of
Manchester. was bailed for his appear
ance In the Mayors Court Of that clty;
Martha Branch was charged with tax.
Ing Sa5 belonging to Mary 2. smith. hut
the charge was not sustained. and Martha
john Chapman. alias Willie Green. was vas
nut under bonds for six months on the
charge OF taking coal from the SeaooaTd
Air Line.
WITH tuking two chickens that did not
belong to him, was continued to the :St ,t.
This was the second nearing o. 'he
"A Few DRINKS passed along.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-28
HERALD and
THE UNION N.
What Religious Paper Says
About the Banlslimsnt
Of Reporters.
THE BIBLE IN THE SCHOOLS
Or. Pitt Earnestly Opposes lis
Usc--Deprecates tile Pres
ent Discussion.

In n leading editorial this week tho
Religious Herald comes out strongly and
decisively against the proposed use OF
the bible In the public schools OF the
city. Il.
The argument used by the Herald Is
based upon tho fundamental principle Of
religious liberty and the complete sepu-
ration Of church and State. 1t depre-
Gates the revival by tho ministers Of an
old and much ycxed question.
.'Aftor ALL" asks the Herald, what
y the necessity Of reopening this ques-
tlou? We have heard d great deal Of
the goddess public schools. Not long
ago enc Of the foremost religious jour
nails In The land sent out Inquiries to q
largo number OF presidents of colleges
throughout tho land. touching the rela-
tive standing Of students who had been
trained In tho public schools Almost
without exception, tho response was en-
tiraly favorable to these students as
compared with those who had been train
ed In private schools II seems to us
that tho present agitation Is un timely.
Certainly any attempt to make the state
administer In religion vill meet with
determined and deafness opposition
AFTER TILE UNION.
In tho Introductory paragraph OF 1ts
editorial. the Herald takes a dig ut the
Nlnj1terlul Union. Says the Herald;
Some time ago the Ministerial Union
Of Richmond and Manchester decided
that 1t was lnprnctlcable to conduct In
this city Il union cvangelistic service, for
the reason that some OF the denomina-
lions represented In the union could not
consistently take part In such service.
incidentally the union also declared tina
It's policy would thenceforth 30 70 OK
cIude from consideration oil questions on
which there was acrIous division among
them. Having thus resolved itself into a
negative and harmless social and devo-
tionnl club the union pursued the even
tenor OF It's way until q few Monday
mornings ago, when the Rev. Mr..
Een,u,es, an excellent Episcopal clergy
man OF this city, read. by request, pa
per on ,eTea ching the Christian Religion
ia Public Schools" This paper has IN
sudden and startling way transformed
the union into debating society," sort
OF arena within which our intellectual
sladia tors may disport themselves. IN
order that they may do this unhlndered,
they havo banlshed from their meetings
the imaginative reporters for our daily
nrasn. whose lively tancies contribute SO
4 largely to Tho Joy and zest OF life. The
second Monday In February Is tho Ted
day for tho union. and VIC hesitate 10
have anything to say on tho question
wnicn will then be debated lest we may
blunt the keen edge OF public interest
in the event However, rs the discus
sion has been proceeding for some weeks
past in the secular dailies, we venture
10 submit q few plain ren'ar
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-28
.U.P SET ON
He VI.|..A||..D||.U.CT'|''.
Curious Accident to Big Ches--
apcake and Ohio Engine
Yesterday, @
4 REMAIN SLIGHTLY z. II INJURED IN J. 4;
Engineer Stuck e His Post,
But Escaped Without a.
Scratch.
FIREMAN SLIGHTLY INJURED

Thirty$feet above the street, monster
locomotive Of the Chesapeake and Ohio
toppled over yesterday morning on the
viaduct at the intersection OF Dock
Street, and stretched Its length along
the ties, where 1t lay until removed by
wrecking crews. s !,
Y Great in possibilities, the accident was
small In actual accomplishment. The
engineer stuck yaliantly, 10 his post, but
escaped without scratch The fire.
men wero thrown out and painfully, but
not seriously. injured. The engine and
the vladuct were damaged to q certain
extent. There was practically no inter-
ference to traffic.
CURIOUS UPsETrINa.
The engine was No. 4S2. one OF the
largest on the road. Engineer Yarbrough
was in charge Of the train, which was
travelling west over the James River
ing unusual. At the foot Of Nineteenth
iSll Get, the huge locomotive suddenly. and
apparently without cause, jumped the
ira OK. and for the next hundred feet
rolled along the ties. Then It fell over
on one side. AS 1t struck the ties, sew
er,L OF which 1t crushed. the engine was
caught fast and kept from pitching over
into The street. D6lOW.sf4 WOS VI Tic C4!1ptS
cars It was pulling went off the track
with It
II is supposed that the accident was
due to an interlocking switch A wreck
ing crew was put to work at once and
the debris was removed as fast as pracu.
cable. There was practically no inter-
ference to traffic
In the crash the cab was set on fire
by Goals thrown out OF the fIre-box.
Engineer Yarhrough stuck to his post
and escaped without a scratch. Fire
man Puryear was thrown out and pain
fully injured. His back was sprained
and he was bruised about the body. The
ambulance was called, and he was taken
to his kome. which Is at No. OIL Able
marie Street.
At Fort Lee early yesterday morning
six coal cars jumped the track. Coal
was scattered along the track for con-
siderable distance. The accident was
due to broken axle The wreckage
was cleared up shortly and no delay to
traffic resulted.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-28
PAN-BAPTIsT CONFERENCE
Plan for One Seems to be Meet
ing With Favor.

Discussion is again beginning to turn
Pan.Baptist conference, to be made up Of
iii the Baptist people in the world. At
present each wing 9f the denom ~ 5to
i,oint' around which TO come together In
o For AA the past ten years the Religious
Herald, of this city has been earnestly
The III o Baptist Argus now takes the matter
up and adds It's voice to the call. prGpos'
Ing that the conference be held In Lon
Ming 10 Spread and 1t may yet crys,alize
into some definite movement The Argus
suggests that Secretaries Willinnig ~ q M 2!
he sent rs Representatives from the
Southern Baptist Convention,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-28
Property Transfers.

Richmond--L c. Jenkr. and wife to a. D.
Hallaun, 50 11h.12 feet on north side West
Avenue, $50 1,16 feet cast Of Birch Street. {5oo
D. Same 10 Thomas L, Walker. % it'll feet
on north side West Avenue ri l,s-p feet east
- Robert <. Mayo and vito and Ellen L.
Mayo to Robert L, Harrison, 20 feet on weat
side; Eighth Street, 100 feel north Of l.ous!anA
400. s7'5 g s's5 s d His IA ss-l
A. H. sands. special commissioner. TO Judson
Cunningham. 20 feet on west SIDE Mur:et
Street Fl feet south OF Walnut Alley, N,025.
Henrico-David A. AInslie to J.sephin E.
Brauer acrn on Hlns Mile Road. 81 miles
east OF Richmond, $50.
William Ellyson. special commissioner to
Jacob Zsller 1854 acres on var.na Il lad. 8
Wiiloughby Eewton,s Jr., spscial commits
sioner, to Mary L. Dawson, III yards on Kun
\ .. 81 Oxenfnm and vito 70 NJ. F.. Lukhard.
4s feet on Twenty-th!rd Street. northeast COR
uer CarringtJn, N.259
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-28
AN ELOPEMENT.
Well Known Flyer Flies to Hal
flax, N. c..

Mr., lThomas N. Jones and Miss Lily
May Hammond, we'll known young people
OF this city, eloped yesterday morning
to Halifax, N. c., where they will be
mo tried. sf&l s{ ts44 @
+ ~he bride is about eighteen years Of
age and some objection by her family
led to the clopement, Miss Hammond is
from Church Hill and is a beautiful and
atIrh ctiye young lady. Mr.. Jones Ii q
Vel known attaclle Of the Bljou Theatre.
Keth OF the young people have In Rich
mold many friends who will wish them
well " Il "a.
The couple will return 10 tho city about
February tst. and Will reside at No. 70j
South Laurel Street. 81 I. Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-28
Supr.,ene Court.

Following were the proceedings OF tn. su-
preme Court of Appeals yesterday:
Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance Company
Carter for plaIntiff In error am B. 3 Nun
ford and Lewis c. Williams for defendant In
Fllppo VS.. LAMB, trustee. Argued By George
P. Haw for appellant and continued unt.l to-
day.
signec, W. Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance
Company; Norfolk and Western Railway Conn
pany Us. Hawkes., and Eorthington by ETC.,
IS. Norfolk Railway and Light Company. Nos
md !. ! =
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sick Z her home in nrookiand Park IS I'm.
THE Junior. Auxiliary and the choir OF Epi:
phAhy Church viii give an entertainment at
The barlsh hall Friday svsnihg commencing
at S o. clock. 5j .g
been visiting Miss Hose Garter. has returned
to her home aa.st IL.
S 5o aps sa4at hq in ~ h b parish
Mrs, l.. &. ,e,oiIcy, q North Avenue is wise
itjng fr!ef1d1 In Northumberland.
4. NJ. lanes Henderson,, who has been Waiting
MI John Homer, has left Tor his home in
WashIngtotl.s5Si{ SiRgf4fta
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-28
BLOODHOUNDs DO WELL
AT THE STATE FARM

There was an interesting and, highly
successful man hunt With bloodhounds
NJ The State penltentiary farm Tuesday
,afrsrnoon. when most satisfactory test
was made Of three young. animals JUST
pure hased BY the board Of directors, to
rhs members of the board and officers
or the penitentiary were highly pleased
Win the result, Tho board went over the
farm and found things IN good shape,
and mapped out some further Improve
ments to be made during the year.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-28
Waddill-Cutchins.

A very pretty, but quiet. marriage was
tsolemnzed Tuesday afternoon a. $50
o'clock at the home of the brides m thef,
Mrs. A.. D. Bauer. OF Home Place, tEe
FNWaddill and Mr.. L. D. Cutchtns.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. DR.. Gardner, OF Grace St.eet Bap-
fist Church, In the presence OF olly tho
Immediate relatives Of the cintract!ng
parties, after which they left on the
S:lb train for the North.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-28
GAVE THEM "a CHASE.
Alleged Thief Caught After a
Good Run.

Detective Gibson and Policeman Stock
mar displayed their powers as sprinters
yesterday. A negro named Willie Tins
+ Icy was the cause OF 1t. lie was charged
with taking a pistol from q man, and
chase, anr half q hundred boys Joined in
-Four blocks from Elba Station were
covered, and finally Detective Gibson
tc.line5 up.
lie will be heard by Juztice John to-
morrow.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-28
Presbytery to Meet.

A meeting OF East Hanover Presbytery
has been called for next Monday morn
Ing at 1i:30 o'clock in the Second Presby-
terrain Church. n this city. The meeting
iSnatlon OF Rev. Fl, w. Pratt. pastor OF
Old Street Church. and to dismiss hlmt.to
the Preshytery Of tho Chesapeake, II the
way be clear. Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-28

Big AUCTION SALE OF. UNc LAiMED
AND RuFusED% FRElGHT.
To-day, commencing at 10 "A. M. sharp,
me 5Richm ond Auction Company Will SEA
for accounL Chess. peaAe hhd ONO N'aii,
way Company, Sixteenth and Broad
Streets station, an unusually large and
varied assortment OF refused and un-
4 claimed freight. No doubt a large crow0
will be in attendance. Every lot VIII
be SOIL for the high dollar.
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"A Great Musical Attraction.

one OF the leading musical attractions
Of the season Will appear here next Mon
phony Orchestra, an organization Of TWEEN.
ty artists, which. unde or the direction OF
Professor Frank W. Mckee. OF Boston,
Christian Association,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-28
Ordinance Passed.

X The Board OF Aldermen. at a called
meeting last night, passed an. ordnance
pe l'g Tor the payment of the salaries
and wages Of the city employees for the
new year, pending the making up OF the
There were Just fourteen members pres.
emit, and the session lasted only q few
moments, 9iA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-28
II. f. Il B s.ess { sesam rs 81 1.

I'LL ira,t,s l.savs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES agSs
II ALI A. NJ. daily Byrd st. Throug III. n Es
s:l6 A. NJ, daily. Main 81. 4 vnruuxh. sSs8
CAD A. NJ. dali VAN ~ st Inrsuk Al
s:54 a.: NJ. NJ except Monday, Byrd 81, ThrouSs
N 7,15 An a NJ, wsex days. E,pa. Ashland { ~
500 x. 81, sunday only. Byrd 81. Thross "A
lS s.iS a. NJ. week days. BYRD 81 rhr,as !.
1905 noon. week days. Byrd g. T r, i 81.
IS 5:5s r.. M daily. Main St: Through,
y e:26 P,4 Nj. week days Hllba.s Ashland 80
S:o5 p. NJ. daily Byrd 81. Through.
|&i'TraIns Arrive mond-Sout hyvard.as8s
$40 A.. NJ, week days. 4 ba- Ashland aas
Sis a. A. NJ week days Byrd 81 Frsderteks.
SIS 4. NJ, daily: Byrd 81. Through:
li:so a. NJ, week days. Byrd St Throush.
S so5 r. H., daily. Main ~ Through.
500 P n. week days. Elta- Ashland go
S7:l5 r. Nj daily. Byrd 81. ,Throug az
$3.50 P. Nj. daily. Byrd ST. Throug ~ 1ocAI
,,S Z: daily Main 81 s'l-,l
i io:S5 p NJ daily. Main St Throug +.
NoTE-Pullman Sleeping or Parlor Cars or
ali trains except local acconlnloda lions: z S
W, b. DUKE, c. W. CuLp. w. F, -TAYLoRs
Genl Man ASS Cen @dan'r Trafs Nan.
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Call for Taxes.

CITY Collector IT. w. Cunningham urges
do ds,Ss 50 by February list. In order thai the
bills, may not go to the dellnquant colrl
Sewer pipe connection taxes are also
due prior to that date,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-28
THE HENRICO COURT
Has Not Yet Adjourned, But
Will Soon. Do So. ID

Tile Henrlco County Court did not adj
Jour, yesterday as was expected by mani,
II viii wind up It's work within the next
day or two, however, and VIII then 50
court the final one, expires by limitation
Judge r. Carter Scott, who win preside
OVER the new Circuit Court which VIII
conc into being next Monday qualified
,yeDierday before Judge Ingram in Rich-
nond. a few members OF his family and
SOME personal friends wore present,
judge Scott Is elected Tor eight years.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-28
Post A, 4. P. A.. Meet Tonight.

The monthly meeting OF Post A. Trav.-
nlersI Protoctlve hssociatlon., viii be held
HnEs e e S9sr TsS Se ad Ma
Interested in the prize Differ Of Post a
board Of directors, that e the men Der
tionss prior'to the holding of the national
t trlp Yt 10 bic ST. Lottils CONVENTION.
The. n cws Letter Of This month -
especially the report OF Mr.. Randall, the
national schalrman..o f the Railroad Com !:
mittee, having reference to HIS work OF
last month In tho southeastern territory.
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AUCTION SALES-This Day.
By:A. j Chewnlng Company,
RI Real Estate Auntloheers. ~


by..A. ! & ChewnIns Company.
Real Estate Auntloneers.
r. Ay !, ~; gALE' or T ri; g, 81
tATiib IN II1iNRlco GobNTY, NElAhl.
Tt!1 WEsTEhN LIMITS 9 It5H SITY
BIT lCk-YARD TRACTS; "a
Alsl considerable 4. pcrsoilal property,
sG1aikiiiNRf & aHhHf s4Hrs helok
In execution Of certain deed OF trust
dated May 10Th, isOs. of record In N. the Y
dea o ees snsS9 so sfsu e0 hatne
Ton Of tie, til debt thereby occurred and
brln; required by the tcneacialry 50 to.
~ THURSDAY, JANUARY Is, 1901,
commencing promptly at ! o'clock E. M,
IN rf pIraer pnm RrT,rN az ACRES q,
laaa des snatsd IS lot on tho plat Of
sub. division Of Scott's land.
.seccnd---tAbout TWO and THREE
aaay s b5 so Ash Eaat e end 81
, Nus to 20. inclusive, in block Q, In tho
y"syonors Point Addition made by
James am Yso r Redd & Son, surveyors, August
T'hird-TIIREE and .a19 ACRES adjoin-
ms the next above, designntod as lots Nos
/ to 20, inclusive, In book 10. in the plat
OF subdivision above mentioned of sgd
noro Point Addition" .84,
1'hc said trncts Of land will BIO sold
with tho restrictions thnt tho streets and
alleys as located through, said properties
mr., to rcma In bperi and kept open for tho
ing, ess and egress ut Oil times to the
remaining lots In the "Ilun Of Sydnor's
Pclnt.' i4 i
ri. tourth--The following personal proper.
4ty: -FOUR M uLES, THREE CARTS and
3t1A Nm l1SS, q STOCK BRlCK8 PRESSES
h ONT, %HClS TlNG DRUM, ONE WATER
TANK, ONE BOILER and EN- CINE,
( ONE BRICK MACHINE. ONE D1sIN-
&TEGRATOR. SFlAFTING, PULLEYS,
3bEl.I INC &C., and sundry other small
articles, {,gS5l3 st x t9S
Tliin property should a.tract the atten-
Z ton not only Of investors, but also Of
,Elltck Manufacturers, as IT. Is said to
CONTAIN good brick clay. 81 &$l
TERMS Of sale Will be Cash. aSs
SOIL z UTCl1lNS, Trustee. Il
a. i. \ Chewing Co., Auctioneers.
M B.--While the forms Of sale above
men toned arc cash, yet moro liberal
terms may BIO arranged at the time Of
sails 5i4
jan 2s-tds. 5 lf3 e sai At 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-28
KNIGHTS Of Rest.

Fifteen hobos were accommodatod with
bench room lat the First Station last
night. All they wanted was q place to
sleep Tfiey didn't want any wood to lit
nor rooms TO clean out. but Just a place
to sleep, and they got 1t.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-28
Trustees Named.

Judge B, r. Wexford. Jr. OF the City
Circuit Court, yesterday named Thomas
Baker and Chr stopher Smith trustees Of
the Sharon Baptist Ch..rch (co!ored).
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N Y INV s XhH Norfolk

LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY. {ss
rs 500 A.. M.-NOhFOLkf$ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Norfolk 11:aJ a. NJ Stops only at l'etersb urXs
s:0b 4. M.-CHICAGO EXPRESS. BaIYst
Parlor Car, Petersburg TO Luxembourg ard
Roanoke Pullman SIeepsrs Roanoke 70 Co
lumbus Blueheld to Cincinnati. also Roan1ka
TO Knoxvlile, and Knoxville to Chattanooga
i, 10 p, hi. -ROANOkE EXPRESS for FARM
vile ~ ncnpurs ana Roanoke
1900 r. N-OCEANE SHORE LIMITED Ar.
trtIss Mort. < 20 =. NJ. stops only as Peters,
burg Wavel,y and Suffolk. Connects With
steamers to Boston,, Providence. New YORK;.
Baltimore and Washing ton. es5ate 80
rs p. M.-For Norfolk and all stations east
a 80 r.. M.sNEW ORLEANS SHORT IlNE;E
Pullman Sleepers, Richmond to LynchharH and;
RonnoAe Petersburg to East Radford : Lynehsi
burg to Chattanooga. Memphis and IA ewlt .Or.,
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Licensed to Wed,

The clerk OF the Hastings Court Yester-
day Issued a marriage license to Charles
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-28
4 Mr., Won Kramer to Lecture.

Mr. EVIL Won Kramer will deliver his
numerous lecture. my FIRST Impression
OF America,'' before Myrtle Lodge
Knights of Pythias, at their castle to-
night at S O'Clock, All l,nishts are cordl,
ally invited to be present,