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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-31

By virtue of twos GER IL; deeds OF trust
from g, billiard I,o "a SE !, G9amphsll.
\, 1905. recorded IN the clerks office otI
hanover County Court. Va, granting and
conveying the persona property below do
scribed. to secure to the A.. i. Shepherd
Lumber Company tho payment Of y, 100,
with. interest from August 10, 1902 evil
denced by a note Described In said deeds.
ana default having been made. on the pay-S
ment of Ss72,sl of said Indebtedness. which
hears Interest at the rate Of 8 psr cent:
being required by said beneficiary no TO
DO, the undersigned trustee VIII sen TO tils.
tion, az Fair Oaks, Henrleo county l'''
- MONDAY. ApRII. 30, 1915. q
AT II O'Clock a, M..5the following thres
Mules. via. One BLACK Horse Mule.
named. George one Light Brown Horse
Mule, Ike and one Black Mare Mule
Nellie. g IA "
+ TERNis'-Cash. u. Il AZ
II. p. CAMPRELI. Trustee, M
h Simon Solomon, Auctio nser.
alch 1850 n, Apl - 3ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-31
Bryan-Beattie.s
5I5,,ssInrec,al.to The Times-Dispatch.)

Especial to The Times .Dispatch. 80
soslThe home Of Rev: Joseph 3: North.
Snow HILL Md. I, vas the scene Of q quiet
Iliarriage snnda Thee 9ntranfanE par
gtractive Sand accomplished daughter.of
Mr.. and Mrs. r. o. Beattie,- OF Cha rlottes.
vile, Va, and Mr.. w. W. Bryan, OF
Miss Beattie has been residing in this
Z community for the past six months as
governess in the home Of DR.. j Y w. Snort,
and has cndeared herself to many; in that
Nj. Bryan is a nativeSo of williamsburg,
Va, and came here some five yea rs ago.
and in that time has won host OF
friends rs a 49, ts3s3t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-31
VANDERBILT CUP.
Conditions Governing Race An
nounced by Committee.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.
NhIl ~ In, al,

Especial to The Times Dispatch
4 NEW YORK, March Acknowledgement
of the revised conditions governing. tho
competition for the William *. Wander
bilt, Jr., cup WAS made yesterday by
Robert Lee Morrell. chairman of the
Racing Board Of tho American Automo-
bile Association, Entries for tho next
commission not later titan May li, ac-
companied by a fee Of $500 for each car
nominated. ii
Not more than five cars may represent
any one nation, and In tho event Of more
than that snumber being nominated the
club representing such nation Will make
the selection of MACHINES. TO- compete.
Competing cars MUST weigh not less than
1851 pounds nor more than 9,204 pounds,
persons. side by side whose weight must
BIO at least 1872 pounds each, Tho cars
and equipment must be entirely Gon-
structed In the country represented,
Tho date OF the race Will he between
August Is, and October 49, over a regular
highway or automobile speedway but
not on a race track, The course will te
announced thirty days heforc the event,
The distance viii DO not less than go
ara TO be made to MI, Morrell. at No, Is
William Street., New york, which be-
comes the race headquarters.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-31
Went Instantly Blind.

tspecial to Tho Times DIspatch?
j sPENCDR. N. O., March -Informa-
ton On Wa Vas received here to-day that Miss
Mildred Cook, Of Danville. who had been s
teaching in the Spencer graded school ts y 1or
vilIe recently to accept a position IN the
schools i there, went suddenly blind one
day this week. It IS learned that MISS i:
Cook was actively engaged with her d y.
moments warning. her eyes completely
failed, and everything. around her was w .
suddenly closed in darkness to her. the
nanency Of the aiment Is not known here.
Niles Cook was an excellent teacher and
was greatly admired BY the whole OF
Spencer, and the calamity which haS pc.
friends, who hope that ste may recover.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-31
STRUCK II RICH.
"a Contrite Soul Made Happy
hv forgiveness.
Special to The Times DISPATCH

III Especial to The Times Dlspatch:)
ported here that Mr. Gowan Dusenpeelr1S,
who has been assistant local freight agent
for the Southern Railway for a long time,
has struck It rich In his "Gowan's g Pneu-
imonia Cure resigned his position with
the railroad and is in New York pro-
smoting a big medicine company Sum
DAVIS New York American had a full
page picture OF Mr. Dusenberry, and n
flaming advertisement OF the merits Of
his preparation It has not yet been
announced but it Is generally reported
that Mr.. r =. Potts, formerly with#the
Southern, in Raleigh but now holding
a position In Lynchburg, will be trans
ferred by the Southern to- Greensboro,
to take the place made vacant by Mr..
/ Dusenberry's resignation. 64
The government official hero who last
week received q letter from an old V1o-
lator OF he@revenue laws in an adJoin-
ing county, asking to be allowed to make
restitution In money for the offense COM
mitted ten years ago or to be allowed to
give hims elf up and expiate his offense
II nothing else would satisfy the govern
ment was granted full forgiveness by
4 the official ss.5 -sli
This functionary wrote that the gov
eminent freely forgave him. trusting that
his contrition and conversion would be q
permanent blessing. undlsturbed and UNI
'marred by any feeling OF not having done
all that was necessary to become a true
soldier OF the Cross and a worthy preach
ar OF the gospel. Yesterday, a most
grateful letter was received from the re-
ciplent OF this seml-official pardon, tho
writer saying a great burden had been
lifted from his soul. The unusual thing
about this incident Is that the writer
gave his full name and address and Is
we'll known in his community as well as
in this city. He did not hide behind any
anonymous offer OF restitution.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-31
SOUTHERN RAILWAY. Il.
c. H. Ackert Made Fourth Vice
President-Other Promotions.

.t (I3y Associated Press. ID sg: IN. 4,
/; ! WASH1EGTON, DE- CT. March he
! following changes infoflcersEo OF the South
ern RAILWAY have been announced:
manager. has been chosen fourth-vce-
president in charge OF the operating de-
rartment: T. c. Powell. formerly freight
Offices in st. Louis, IN charge oftraffic in
the West and the opera ton Of the st,
Z Louis louisville lines: n. 3: Spencer.
Mr.. Spencer was formerly general man
ager or the St. Louis Louisville lines. Z! I,
8 L. Greene, freight traffic mana ger. with
der, general freight agent. with Office at
atlanta: Randall clitton, assistant gen e
8fa:iayV. III, Paxton, assistant general
i freight agent, with office at Atlanta: !.
l.. a Graves. assistant general frelg1it
4 Cooper general superintendent OF the
st.sLonis- lines. These appoint
ments are all promotions.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-31
Property Transfers.

Richmond G. courtney, suhstitlted
corner cor Of seventh Street, sib, 100,
5S IL, y. jenkins and Wife Ia Mary M
Meanley, Al 1-2 feet on the north line Of
West Avenue, 90 l-2s feet west q BOYD
Mary NJ, Lyons and Josephine Pemher-
ton, Mary Morrison Lyons's trustee Mary
Morrison Lyons, James Lyons =, md wife,
Per,berton, SO a-S feet on The south line
OF FRANKLIN Street. southwest corner 81
Madison Street, Sls, ools y.
Phillps anG wife e flames e
broad Street. 80 isset east of twentieth
The Flhntera' National Bank. of Rich,
feet on the north line Of Main Street, 81
feet west Of Adams stree tlb. ool
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-31
AUCTION SALES, Future Days
BysJ. Il. Ham & CO..
Real Estate Auctioneers.
T,R1JsTEEs AUCTION SALE
or A
Valuable Broad Street Lot,
Between Thirty sixth and
Thirty-seventh Streets,
AND FRONTING
60x165 Feet
Stigf TO AN ALLEY.

X IN execution OF the deed OF trust dated
july 1st 1903. duly recorded In the clerk 8
Office OF Henrico County Court In D. e.
1871 B, page 101, default having been made
In The payment Of the debt, and being re.
bd,tlret 50 to do by. the holder OF tho note
thev Mn described, tho Undersigned Truss
tee, will sell by public auction. on tho
promises, on
TUESDAY, APRIL 4T1ET. 1905.
at $50 o clock r. NJ, nil OF the real estate
described II, said deed, as fronting x166
feet 10 20-foot alley, on the north side
az Broad street, between Thirtv-slxth and
4Thirty-scventl Streets, beginning at a
i point go feet east Of the northeastern In
tersectIon Of Broad and Thirty sixth
Streets.
This property Ia OF the proper size for
either two detached houses. or three OF
four tenements. and Is located conven-
lent to the street car lire and near Chin
borazo Park, and In a neighbo hood where
houses are always in demand by nome
seekers, or a good class OF tenants
All OF the large industries in Fulton are
within easy access Of this property.
TERMS-Cash ns to the expenses OF
sale, taxes to date Of sale and the sum
OF 500, with interest from the LIST JAM
S,iary, 1906, and the residue at l and
years by notes with interest added and
secured by deed Of trust upon tho prop
erty: or all cash. at tho option OF the
- 1850 o. II. FUNsTEN, Trustee.
3 ]. b. Elam & Co. Auctioneers.
,Mch 30-tds zS8t ,esss ss1 tx
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-31
Bookrnakers Hard Hit.

DIV Associated #Fress:) &,
n MSnsf H We're hard hit at . Mont gomeryr
park to-day. when s, and open
Hamdica D. Consolation and the strongest es
played horses nslthe race. landed hrst
First race-four and a half furlongs,n,
Jack Dolans(o to y first, Sea Mate y -, to y
second, Trigg Morse g to y third. Iim me
4 Second race-six furlongs-Day NHilmot
iii 10 a0) first. Duchess Ollie g. to y sec
ond, Mussulman Is to y third. Time. ! ~:
Third "a cc-1ve urlongs---.Anglcta q to
s. first, Miss Jordan e. to J. second:
Belle kinney g to y third. Time, l .
ga.
Fourth race--thc Montgomery Handicap
Consolation, one ,nile-Spencerianlf g to y
first Miss Doyla az to ~ SECOND, ! Ll Little
Scout Il to p third. Time. 1:43 IL
Fifth race-milct and a quarter. steeple..
chase-Sweet Jane otto 81 first, Don Ami
8 Is to u second. Bank Holiday 90 tod
third. Time, 4: 56 IA. sl3,i. =. :,
Sixth race-one nlle-Hildebrand 6 TO 81
first, Bannock Belle go to y second, Dixie
Lad 90 to y third. Time, 1:44.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-31
CITY Park Races.

w u (By1 Associated Press.) q
NEW ORLEANS, La, March 5O.----Re-
suits at City Park track: y
f,rst Prince Giennn(2 to u second, Jurist
Second race-seven MISUNDERSTANDING
(76 to first, Heritage m5 to y Sc secoha'
Third race-six and a half furlonss;;11
Lord Dixon e to 81 first, Fila g 70 ~
second, Bazllan % to y third. I inc
Fourth "a ce-flye furlongs-F Floral King
n1to 81 first. Arch Oldham 90 TO y Zee
ond Lucy Young q to ~ third. Time ll'f
10 T,ftb race-mile and seventy yards
Gigantic G14 to 10Y first, John Doyle g to
IS second. La Crosse az to y t fll'
ll stxtr 10 raacc.mile and seventy yards
RinnNIo to Is first, THE Dom Is to- y sec
3ond; st.STammany (sto lG third bird Time ne
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-31
{ Fine Train Facilities.
(special TO The Times. Dispatch.

s33' Especial to The Times Dispatch,)
SALISBURY, N. c., March So,-The
thousand or moro through passengers on
'thelmain line of the Southern, who pass
the Increased facilities Of the road since
the putting fong of two extra passenger
trains between Washington and Atlanta.
Travel has been so heavy of late that It
Ss the principal through, trains, In Two
seotons daily. thus rendering many addl-
Stional Recommendations to the public,
Mr.. 7. NJ. Knox, who has for :, sixteen \,
Cotton Mills, located In this city, has re-
signed his position toMaccept the vice.
presidency of the company. He is one OF
state, rs given out that Mr.. C. S. Nor
rss. Of Greensboro, Will succeed Mr..
Knox as manager Of the mill here, AZ.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-31
Rural Carriers Named.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)
= WARRINGTON. d. c., March 3O.-Ru-
raj carriers appointed for Virginia routes IS
man, carrier: James l. Cofflnan. substi-
Lutte. Stanleyton, Route III Ohm Il
i Graves. carrier; Frank F.. Graves, sub
Rural routes ordered established May
lst-Virginia: Dillwyn, Bucking cham coun-
tyI3 Routes ], 2 and 3-population, ], 625;
& houses, 325. Hickory. Norfolk county,
Route 2o-population. $50; houses, ITO. 3.
North Carolina: Boardman. Columbus
county. Route s1-popula ton. $50: houses
5lS9. Winnae,ow. Brunswick county
Route l-population, 50a; houses. 3 1sS. I'd
3li Robert l.. Brown has been appointed
postmaster at Esserville, Wise county,
Va vice Frank Clifford. resigned. sI5 3.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-31
by "A. L. Adamson
Augustine Royal & Company.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,

Augustine Royal & Company.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Manchester Va.
n RUSTEHS' SALE OF 4AkVALlTABLE
RESIDENCE, CORNER u G H
.TEENTH AND EVDRE EFT STR EETS,
MA MOI EsTE r, VA, ON WEDNEsDAY,
APRIL 5TH, 1905, AT q O'CLOCK p, M,
ON TIE PR E'NllSES, "A
BY virtue of a deed of trust. executed
June Goth, 1908. to the Undersigned. and
recorded in the Corporation Court, clerks
Office for said city, in p. 2, "a, page ~,
and Iheing required so to do ny the benef-
,cIary, we Will sch al public. auction OH
the day, hour and place named a hove. that
very desirable residence, situated at the
northwest corner of Eighteanth and Eyer
etts Streets. Lot fronts BS feet by 100 feet
deep, There IS a nice cottage house on
this lot, In good order, and in a pleasant
neshborhood, and should attract attenr
ton. /, q 8si So
5TERAIs- Cash as To expenses of sale,
taxes, X any be due, and to pay. oft tho
balance due on the dsbt secured Y the
said deed at trust, t6e8 10; residue. ifany,
upon such terms az will be made known at
sale. KS
koA Aa9Anls 7'2'
q, ". WEislaER.
sMch 3l-tds Trustees.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-31
Tie in Golf Handicap.

: II ~ Especial to The Times. Disna tch) a
handicap was I lie featlke Of the Palmetto
e1t Wien ali lie @ hasads
cd In 1t was found that Mrs, g. NJ;
Hinkle and s. y. Colford, IE.Ehad tied
Mrs, d. NJ, Hinkle. 1QI--2s-19; s. ]. COL
ford Jr., sa--ll-70: II. S. Wheeler. 95 = -
So; q. Wheeler o. l4-S9 q. B0hlen, o..
5T--ss r. O, Beach. 1oar-14 80; g. Foster,
&. MeylekaE, 1i2-llss-95i j, &c / Mdllerlyy,
IIellan, 29-724--105. IS
5Wlthdrew-l4 Cabot, F. W. Bradlee, ],
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-31
WILSON WISHES
TO TAX COFFEE !: | /:
Except That Which Is Slipped
Hereby Porto Rico and
the Philippines.
THE FUTURE OF T; BEET j: e SUGAR 5: Al R
Believes America Will Make All
Of This Article That Is
Necessary.
THE FUTURE OF BEET SUGAR
II, r,,r par,,,a ! rsorre.1,onscnt.)

ORION, Cur Regular Correspon&cnt)
W.AsiI1NciTON,4 ID. c., March 30, Soc
rotary Wilson, OF the Department Of Az
ricuiture, declared outright this after,
noon that no favored a tariff on coffee
imported from countries other than Porto
Rico8or the Philippines. The proposition
to levy tariff on coffee was made In \
tentative way by certain Republican
members Of the Ways and Means COM
mittec OF the House a day or two after
Congress adjourned and II has caused
very general discussion. Thus far no Re-
( publican of prominence has endorsed the
proposition. Mr.. Wilson'S position on the
subject Is therefore Of tho utmost i'm.
portance, coming as It. does from such
prominent party leader.
Beet Sugar.
Secretary Wilson believes the sugar
beet industry is bound to grow until the.
home production will supply the United
States to the exclusion OF that from the
+ Philippines and elsewhere. and because
OF this condition, It ia bad policytto per.
5mitstho Islanders TO believe sugar ~ ito
be the mainstay OF their support.
Y ija.'.The development Of the beet sugar
9jndustry in this country" he said, has
been 40 rapid and attended with sucn
4trtking success that It Is only matter
OF time when tho millions Of dollars We
a are now paying for imported sugar will
4 be spent among our own people for A1ner-
lean beet sugar With the knowledge
that such a condition Is being developettl----
developed with such phenomenal apidity
that our people do not realize It, i would
seem to be criminal to lead the FillpInos
y into the belief that sugar Is to bel his
great staple and the United States his
market.
Duty to Brown Men.
XII Il believe In teaching the growers on
our islands TO produce those things we
s cannot, and then assure them a. rket
by admitting their products free. and tax
Ing the Same products when they come
IN from other countries. We owe these
brown men a duty and ] believe It to
K be our duty to take care OF them in this
way. BY so doing they will develop an
industry that cannot be taken from then,
and secure a market that will consume.
all they can raise. The Agricultural De-
partment stands ready to teach them
how to make coffee raising profitable,
and how to escape the enemies that
sometimes attack this as they do every
other growing CROP
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-31
9. Tappin, r. w. Jewett, C. r.. Sirnpklns,
w. H. Sands, G.. T. Smith, 9. w. Dolnn.
j. j. Manning y. B. Taller. -. Ginr Pc. 3
Grand and Miss, Holmes. g
Swim Race in Niagara Rapids.

BALTiMORE, March 3O.--Carlisle 2.
Graham, Of philadelphia, and william J.
GLOVER, JrY champion swimmer ! Of TT tfi y
sos . sido In the deadly Whirlpool Rapids
OF the Niagara next: July: Graham mas
made successful attempts In shooting tne
rapids. They agreed that they WI! not
phcrnalin in the ATTEMPT.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-31
Wants the Tidewater.

~. 53-r1 Especial to The llTlmes-Dlspatchl
LAWRENCEVILLE, VA, March Co.
"A meeting OF the citizens Of the town
was held Saturday. to consider what ac-
ton should be taken to induce the ma ma
gers to run the sTidewater Railway by this
place Judge D. 8. Hicks was made chair
man and Frank Buford secretary. a COM
mittee composed Of Messrs. Robert Turn
Buford was appointed to confer with the
president and chief engineer and to bring
ito their attention the great advantages
of bringing tho road by aLaWrenceville.. p.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-31
I Elon,,,, 8; q Oak Ridge, =.

Especial to The Times. Dlspat ch.)
E ELON.COLLEGE, N. c., March: D.-.5
Zion College defeated Oak Ridge Insti-
tutc to-day in a beautifully played game
OF ball by the score Of nine to ,t tWo }.
Features OF the game were the .pitcninE
II Longest, both of ElOn. 49, s5 u. i5aIi 4; y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-31

we Will sell at our warerooms, No. 8lS
East Broad Street. commencing 1o:ag. sew
Boxes, Quartered Oak Cashiers Desk.
with wire attace: several very good
Walnut and Oak Bedroom Suits, 4 fine
Chairs, handsome CHARTERED Oak Dining
Table. very fine Chartered Oak Buffet,
,Couches. Chairs and, Rockers, Crockery
and Glassware. Druggets. Rugs. Lace
robes, Mirrors, llandson Pearl and other
Pictures Ebony Library Cabinet, Ebony
Music Cabinet, Oak Fiat, Racks. Centre
Tables, Chifroniers. handsome Parlor
large lot Of miscelaneous Furniture. Sale
positive. Ladies invited to attend.
q TTTE VALENTINE AUCTION co.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-31
Woodberry, 10; w. and M,

Especial to Inc Times Dlspateho
vs. ORANGE e. VA, March 30.--WoodberrY
Forest defeated William and Mary this
afternoon by score OF 10 to 4. " ood-
berry--ten runs, ten hits and five errors;
William and Mary-one run. seven hits
and three errors. Carl Walker, a Rich
.mond boy, made three hits and four times
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-31
w. Va, II; Roanoke College

L Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
8 SALEM, VA, March 30--In the opening
game OF the season to-day Roanoke Col
elege was defeated BY the University of
an Intensely interesting one. the score
being even for several Innings. The ex-
cttemcnt was Intense In the last inning,
when Roanoke made five runs. 90 -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-31
A#Disag[.,,r,eeernent.
snecial hi lThe Tines- Dispatch.l

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
W1LS1rNGToN. n. G.. March a.
ABOUT nifty Coast Line employees quit
work this morning on account of a fall
lure to reach an agreement regarding tho
Of the men returned lin the afternoon.
thirty still being out. A prominent ofiicial
OF the road said toni light that he thought
the other men would return to work IN
"a few DAYS. n .i,.gS w. Ess lf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-31

4 will sell THIS DAY at my ware
rooms % Broad street, at 1890 A. NJ.
Ebony Case Upright Piano, Eleven
Stop Parlor Organ, ! Rosewood Case
Square Plano Oak Folding Bed. witt,
Mattress: Chartered Oak HaS Rack, 9
Oak and other Chamber Suits, ! Solid
Brass Bed, with National Springs;
Leather and other Couches, 2 very hand
some Chartered Oak Wardrohes. with
Mirror Doors; 100 New Cane. Leather and
cobble Seat Chairs; 10 New Oak and
other Wardrobes, Is Rolls New Mating,
Odd Burehus, washstands, Tables.
New and other Drop Head Sewing Ma
schlnes, Baby Carrnge, Go-Cart, RefriB-
orators. 10 good Cooking Stoves and Uten-
sils. Kitchen Furniture. etc, I s-foot
Nickel Frame Show Case; lot OF Canned
Goods, 2 Barrels Fish, etc. Sale positive.
TERMS: Cash.
GEO. ". OLIVER, Auctioneer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-31
President to Speak.
-lBY Assoclnted Pre-

90 ~ (By ASSOclated PresH.1 ,slSIl4
WASHINGTON ID. c., March 3S0.--Pres-
ident Roosevelt will deliver an address
in Brooklyn on May goth at the exercises
statue Of General Slocurn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-31
( Trinity, q; LAFAYETTE, {.

9I9399HA Especial to The Times Dlspatch.) q ~
Is DURHAM. N. c.. March 3d. Trinity to-,
day defeated Lafayette blythe score of89
10 s. Summary: Trinity-lIits. "a; errors,
o; runs, Q. Lafayette-Hits, y; errors,f,6;
runs, S.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-31
ARREST Migrants.

i. Mayor Powell has issued warrants for
an ex- Confederate soldier. Roger Knott.
and two we'll known young men, James
Eagle and John Hayes charging them
with vagrancy, under the new and string
Sent law that was passed by the last Leg
islature. These men have no visible
means OF support. These are the first
arrests made under the new law. The
trial Is set for to- morrow. ss
Announcement Is made that the
Raleigh Street Car Company will very
soon begin the work OF Extending their
lines SO as tot afford ythe people Of all
sections OF the eits5Iaa very much more
complete service e d work Of survey
Ing the electric line between Raleigh and
Durham is progressing rapidly. This
company also, proposes to operate cars
on the principal streets Of the city
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-31
BY The Valentine Auction Co..
6lS T.. Broad Street.

n PERPETRATORS, ICE BOXES. OAK
BEDROOM AND PARLOR SUITS,
MASSIVE OAK DINING TABLE. LACE
CURTAINS, VELOUR COUC II % 8,
HANDSOME PICTURES DRUGGETs.
RUGS. ETC, AT AUCTION TO-DAY
,(FR1DAY5. MARCH 31sT.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-31

In execution OF a decree OF the Richmond
Chancery Court in the sui. Of Phillip w.
sledd. etc. vs.. John n. sledd, ete:, en-;
Commissioner thereby appoint d. sell py
PUBLIC spss12s HR9n fas 1b g.
the above IN e Gifa-pp rpepeMTIy First =
that lot Of land, fronting S12O feet on the
eastern line Of .rhirty-s second Street be-
tween Q and P Streets, and extending
back within parallel lines 1aa feet, With With
$50 O'CLOCK p. M
those two frame dwellings numoe as
above fronting SO feet 8 aches { on -, the
Brook Avenue and Shocks Alley and 4
extending back thin parallel lines mes OF
Investors 1 are offered sopport un!tiesI for
safe and prof trnents IN these
s "TERNfs one-third cash, and the bal.
ance on equal credits Of g., u and u
months for negotiable notes, interest add
ed q and title retained until all the pur--
chase money Is paid and a con veyence Or
dered by the court or all CASH at the
option OF the purchaser. ~ -, ,,,,e,
Special Com missioner.
The BOND required by the above decree
OF the Special Commissio ner has been duly
49, CHARLES o. sAv1LIB,
Arth a1-tds Clerk
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-31
AUCTION sALEs-This Day.

BY Geo Y. Oliver. Auctioneer,
90 Broad Street. between First Street and
Brook Avenue. Phone ASH.