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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-02
AUCTION SALES, Future Days
GREEN & RE.DD,
REAL ESTATE AUCT!0h!EEERl / ]
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF ALL
THE RIGHTS, FRANCHISES AND
PROPERTY OF THE FARMvlLLE
kfP0WAATAN RAILROAD COM.
PAHY.

By5Nrtte OF two DEGREES rendered by
Of Richmond. Va, one on the 2lst and
o9r ho the Isrd nay o. aa
under the short style, OF "GIM ETiI1 : s,
i 7 FOR &C, ". FA I'm z 4 e
Po } dA,IA;N(, r. BID Il GO; IA AL tR
sUiNG q FOR FOB Sc, Y. SAME ldefault
having been made IN the payment It
Of the amount sufficient TO pay on
twenty days required by said decree OF
February 21st, 1860, the undersigned,
who were appointed special commission
to acp as directed By said DEGREES, will
proceed to sell, by public auction,Eto the
highest bidder, at the south front of the
City Hall in the city OF Richmond, Vir-
THE THIRD DAY OF
MAY, 1906, AT IL O'CLOCK M,
free Of all liens and encumbrunces what
rem year, all the rights. privileges, prop
.erty-.-real personal, or inixcd-stanchises
and interests Of the Farmville & Powha-
main limo Of single track, narrow gauge
railroad, extending from Bermuda Hun-
dred on the James River, near. City Point.
in Chesterfield county, where the company
has valuable terminal properties and facil1-
ties to the town of Farmyille, in Prince Ed
ward county, Virginia, approxlnating
eighty-eight and three quarter miles: to-
gether5 with all branch lines, spur tracks,
sidings,I depot tracks. and yard tracks;
'approxlmating thirteen miles. rights of
way. depot buildings and grounds. shops.
warehouses, whurves, terminals. scales,
telegraph lines, telephone lines. & store
houses stores and supplies, machine
shops, machinery, tools. appliances, loco.
motives. coaches. cars. gondolas, real
esta tie, offices, office furniture books and
books. OF account stationery and supplies;
and all other property Of every kind and
description OF said Railroad & Company.
wherever#si tua ted Except cash .in5 bank
or in the hands sof the Receiver OF this
Court and his Agents, and any debts. a c.
counts and balances due to&the Receiver
and his agent from any parties wnatso-
ever, bothSon the day Of sale and on the
day Of the 4conflrnla ton Of said sale.) ss
ut TIE RMs:STne terms Of u said sale are
as follows. vlz.:F. Seventy-fiv five thousand
dollars (s75 100000 cash. s25,000.oO of
which shall be paid to the Commissioners
within three days from the day OF sale,
and tEe&residue sof $4,000. when the sale
is confirmed The balance to he on credits
OF six and twelve months from the day
of sale;#athe purchaser to execute ne
gotiabie notes for the deferred payments.
with interest from day OF sale, with The
right to anticipate the payment OF ga u
notes ;F and sthettitle to- be retained until
the whole purchase money lis paid and
a conveyance directed by the Court
For further particulars ms TO said rail :
road and other property. par rites are re-
fered to the receiver Co, II n r. Tai
Nintl. and Main Streets. Richmond. Vir-1
To- . j " 3 - = i =
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gEs ~ BY Pollard & Bagby.i5 IA, 4 "a
Real Estate Ancttoneers.
Auction Sale Of Brick Dwell
ing, No. 628 N. 18th st. and.
No. 633 IL N. 9Th ST.,
Frame dwelling.

We will sell by auction, on the prem-s
'sSs' THURSDAY, APRIL 6, 1906
at s p. NJ. the above mentioned stwo-storyi
brick dwelling, No. 628 North Fourth
Street. and mt $3.50 P. NJ, tho above mem
toned dwelling, No. 633 1-2 North Sixth
Street. az Both are good rent ers. IA 55E
TERMS: Easy and made known at sale
4 885gy5S "a POLLARD e. eBA0BY,8
1t AuctioneerS.
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r ABLY. GRAND PIANO, BRASS BED,
- DROP-HEAD SEWING MACHINES,
NEW MATING, BABY
FEATHER BEDS, COOK
ING STOVES, ETC.
I will sell at my wareroomsS 90 Broad
Street. TOMORROW (Mondny) April Sd,
some Mahobany Case Baby Grand Piano
ers, New York);1 Solid Brass Bed. with
and Springs New and other Drop
al attachment; 10 Rolls New Mating.
Druggcts. Ingram. Tapestry, Velvet and
Mirror Doors; Medium Oak and other
Bedroom Suits, handsome CHARTERED
holstcrcd Couches. New Cobble- Seat Sew
Ing Chairs Large Cobhlc- Seat and other
Fancy Rockers,1 CHARTERED Oak Morris
Chair Mahogany and other Parlor Ia
bles. several Up-to-date Baby Car
riagcs and Go-Carts, s good Oak Rcfrig-
orators, Odd Bedsteads Bureaus. Wash
stands Springs, Mattresses. Feather
Beds, Pillows and holsters: 10 very good
Cooking Stoves, etc; a lot Groceries.
Canned Goods, show Case Scales, ETC.;
also lot Of other goods too numerous to
mention. Ladies Invited to attend Sale
positive, Terms: Cash.
GEO. VI OLIVER, Auctioneer.
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BY Pollard a. Bagby, Il
Real Estate Auctloneern-
REaI OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Auction Sale Of Nice Frame
cling, No. 219, on East
Side Of Pine, Between Canal.
and Beverly Streets.

. We, will sell by auction. on the prsn-
no WEDNESDAY,, APRIL Is. 1905,
3at 8 o. clock P. N 9 the above d yelling.
Good ord err or g rooms: lot 10 z-3x10
feet to alley.
TERMS: R1-3 cash, balance s II and u
months. per cent interested. and trust
-. N 5 ,1' OL14ARD q {BAGBY.
rs AZ 554 Auctioneers,
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Large Double Marble Soda Fountain
with 20 syrup, I Soda and 4'other Spick-
ils Figure for Top oPi FIRE.
fountain Is In; excellent condition., COM
pletc With all attachments, viii be sold
TOMORROW tMONDAY), April Sd, at
II a, M, at my warerooms, 90 Broad
Street,
GEO, Y, OLIVER. Auctioncer.
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BY Geo. ~. Mayo. Auctioneer,
ITO N. Seventh Street.

+ l will sell at by auction house, No. ITO
North Seventh Street,
(Nlonday) Nc IaN1NG, ~
at 10:30 o. clock. Ge.s5! III
Large Oak Rollcr-Top Desk, $50 New
Nccllties, 50 New Umbrellas. Electric
Electric Bulbs, ! Talking
Machine, with about 2 dozen Rccdrds;a
Oak sideboards Extension Tables. Din
Chairs, Enamelcd ;laedst ends;
Couches. lot of Granite Sauce Pans, Oil.
cloth, Mattings. Rugs, Wardrcbes. Bn;
reaus, Washstands. large number Oad
upholstered Parlor Suits. Featl-
er Pillows. Quilts, Blankets. Hair Mat
tresses. Large Walnut office Cabinet,
Enameled Bedsteads. Refrigerators, Ice
Boxes. Porch Benches, Oak Center Ia
hes, Adjustable set Of Shelves, Curtains,
Revolving Chairs and large assortment
GEO. w. MAYO, sAuctioneer.
3. C. Buford Manager and Salesman.
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WEDNESDAY,, APRIL 5, 1906, s p. N.

4 Tho above are two story frame dwell
iings In good. condition and will make
either first class Investments or homes.
Look these up and attend sale. Particu-
lars tom undersigned w
5S II. n " AlcC URDY. s5SGs
ss@ Auc tloneer.
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REAL ESTATE.
REAL ESTATE-For Sale.
VII OFsh6 VV VETH 70
HANDSOME
WEST FRANKLIN ST.
RESIDENCE,

between Monroe and Henry Streets,
in consequence of the owner having
to remove from the city to live.
The dwelling is three-story, bay win
dow, brick, modern in every respect.
Three handsome bath rooms and in
(. first-class repair. VIII rent with
furniture If desired
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-02
trustees Sale II Real Estate In the
County OF Amelia,

TRUSTEES Sale TofFIt10dl5f ESNdbo NlelI tT1o
County OF Amelia,
BY virtue OF a certain deed Of trust, ex-
eouted by j, AZ Wilmore and q ce ON a,,,.
1901 and recorded lin Amelia County
Court Clerks Office. on the 26th Of NO
ivember, 1901, D. b. IS, page ~. Ille under
signed trustee, IN said deed Of trust (being
Requested re- by thesbane fciary; II said deedl.
viii offer for sale by public lanGttGGn to
the highest biddera at Amelia court no use s.
Va, on I, -, - ,nor IS "a X
"a oon u'sSh three hundred a9d a|xty
Ave and iive-eIghts acres (S65 b-S) ], lying
in Giles District, In said county, and be-
Ing tho same land which was conveyed ' 70 %
from r. G. southall. substituted trustee au; sIs
N. Mann US. Southall, trustee. and others.
and being a portion Of the real estate I
formerly Owned BY N. q. Mann. deceased:
TpRMs Cash as s t0 x f expehn nndre Cd
and seven dollars and Atty cents2 prln-4
cipal and interest, and as 70 the ba!anc
on such terms as will be mace known on
the day of sale, . Z !. =, n,,,a. y,
y. H. Booker, Anptionser'
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BY "A. l.. Adltam'spn

81 no
Augustine Royal & Company,
Z ReaiI Esta te Agents and A,lctioneers, y
4 A Manchester, Va. =, !,
SALE Q .yALUAgL7lE
Residence, CORNER p &c II
',rEE,NTFI AND ~ EVERETT STREE,rS,
MANCHESTER. VA, ON WEDNESloAi,
APRIL 9TH, 4 9O5. AT 8 O'CLOCK =. NJ,
ON THE PREMISES LAX
BY virtue OF a deed Of trust, executed
June Goth 1908, to the Undersigned and
recorded In the Corpora tlon Court, clerks iSI
Office for said city, In D. B. q, pa &c AZ,
ind being required so to do by the. benef1-
ciary, VIC will sell at public auction, |, on
the day, hour and place named above, That
ivery desirable residence, situated at the
northwest corner of Eighteenth and Ever.
cit Streets. lot fronts 63 feet by $50 feet
deep There Is nice cottage house on
this lot,3in good order, and in n pleasant
lneighborhood. and should attract atten-
Etion. B4
taxes, If any be due. and TO pay; OFF the
balance due on tho debt secured N the
said deed OF trust. s5?i40; residue. II any,
upon such terms as will be made known q 7
SALE ,e,o,,
3, ~ ". WEisIGER.
h1ch s1-tds trustees.
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BY Geo. V. Oliver, Anctioneer.
90 Broad Street, between First Street and
Brook Avenue. Phone No. A5sL.
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AUCTION SALES, Future Days
BY A. j. Chewing Company,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
COURT SALE OF
Nos. 428 and 430 w. Duval
Street, and No. Oil North
Thirty-second Street,
Together With Several
Nice Building Lots
Adjoining.

In execution OF a decree Of the Richmond
Chancery Colirtsi in the suitgof Phillip w.
Sledd. etc. VS.. John N. Sledd, etc, en-
tered February 10TH 1905, will. as Special
Commissioner thereby appointed sell by
public auction upon the premises. on Of
WEDNESDAY, April, eth, 1905,
tho above mentioned property. First at
80 O'CLOCK p. NJ.
that lot of land, fronting 100 feet on the
eastern line Of Thirty-second Street, be-
tween 10 and p Streets. and extending
back within parallel lines 1872 feet, with
n frame dwelling thereon. Second at
SEQ O'CLOCK p. NJ,
those two frame dwellings, numbered ms
above, fronting 90 feet 8 inches OH the
northern line OF Duval Street, between
Brook Avenue and Shocks Alley, and
extending back within parallel lines Of
unequal depth. "a
Investors are offered opportunities for
safe and profitable investments In these
properties.
TERMS one-third cash, and the bal
ance on equal credits Of 6, u and IS
months for negotiable notes. interest add
cd, and title retained until all the pur-
chase money Is paid and a conveyance or
dcrel By the court or all cash. at the
option of the purchaser.
Special Commissioners,
tt .H.t. NM 1ErsE trtt n raa9r98
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BY Geo. Y. Oliver, Auctioneer,
% Broad street, between First Street and
Brook Avenue. ~ Phone ASH.
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5 Nv virtue of a deed of trust. dated NO
veniiber %. 1888, and tof record ~ Richmond
Chancery Court 2. p. l1 y, = p l6l,
of fl certain notes therein secured, and being
required SO to do, I will sell by auction,
on the Erem,se e. 9 Chr, = 7rH .7.o5
atsa O'CLOCK P,;M.5t he dwelling and lot
No. 11O6 Boyd Street. fronting 20 feet on
tho north line OF Boyd Street and running
back to tho branch. THIS y :, property VII
attract the attention OF investors. & gs5
MS--Cash as to expenses OF excut-
ing this trust. any taxes !. du e unpaid.
and to pay the sum u sl.loo'oo; balance
= NY .. = 6. L. sDENOON, Trustee.
c. Il. & II. Il Denoon, Auc tioneers,
A nj 1-tds tt n
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SOL CUTCHINs.
CONWAY r.. SANDS,
Special Comm issl oners.i

certify that hat Tie bond required OF the spe-
cial Commissioners by the decree IN said
cause sl Of March 29th, 1905 has been duly
st Given under my hand this ssth day of
March, 1905. !, !, I, !, !, !, ~, !, l,,or,,
AIch 80 ids 4i33 M 81 sS
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AUCTION SALES-Monday.
BY The Valentine Auction Co,
s61S Il. Broad Street.
pEREMpTORY
AUCTION SALE
HANDSOME FURNITURE,

TO BE SOLD TO SATISFY STORAGE
WAREHOUSE CElA12GYGS AMI. FOR (;
( PARTIES DECLINING MOUSSE
KEEPING; ETC, TOMORROW,
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No POI South Pine Street.

" U.SAV1 0OuUAl u lily 0UA W.. y
In pursuance OF the decree Of the Rich-
mond Chancery Court In the suit styled
MARY sue Young VS.. Ethel l.. Young &
els," entered on the Goth. March, 1905,
The Undersigned Special Commissioners
will sell by public auction, on the prem
ises, on
al o'clock P. NJ, the real estate referred
to in the said decree, it being the above
named neat, substantial, well located and
desirable corner residence or about six
rooms, with the lot on which It stands
OF Pine Street, and extending back on
the southern line Of Cumberland Street,
and within parallel lines las feet to an
alley, the property being most &conVen-
character now greatly In demand by
homeseekers and investors.
TERNrS--One-third Of the purchase
money in cash, and the remainder in two
OF the purchaser at 9 and u months, with
Interest added from the day of sale, and
the title to be retained until the pur-
chase moneyfis fully paid and IA convey
aIlce ordered by the court.
Special Commissioner.
j. b. Elan & Co.. gAuctlonecrs.
The bond required BY the above decree
OF the. Special Commissioner io1 has been
cIIAs. o. tsAYILLE. Clerk.
AND IMMEDIATELY THEREAFTER,
say at $50 we Will sell the new. sIx-room
modern frame dwelling
No. 1875 S. Linden Street,
fronting 1sxoo feet. a good home or first
class investment. $sE
TERN1S-Easy.
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Acting under decree OF the Circuit
Court OF Hen-ico county. entered on the
2sd day Of March. 800. the undersigned
Special commissioner. appointed .for the n.s
front OF Henrico County Courti house. on.
THURSDAY, APRIL 6TH, 1906. AT ~ M;
this splendid farm and elegant home. with
a. frontage Of moro than two miles on
James River and extending to the Osborne
Road. The house is in fine condition. built
Sof brick in 8174s, and Is one OF the best
types OF colonial architecture. II contains
eight large rooms, about 2Dx2o feet, high
pitched and wainscoted to the ceiling in
old English style. Beautiful stairway,
wide hall, four large rooms In basement:
new framed addition for i:chent and
water works. The dwelling is covered
with slate, situated In a large. we'll shaded
yard terraced and extending to the
waters edge Ontbuildings are numerous
and ample. 800 or 400 acres n wood, ball
nnce cleared. a large proportion OF the
land Is alluvial deposit, and is as fertile
as land can well be. AZ 3 siss5,s
.' TERMS fourth cash, balance six
and twelve months; Tor all ash. al the
CONWAY r: SAN D 81
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Bond required In the above cause has
been given. . . !. ,$s y, a,s II
Mci1 31-tds
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The bond required BY the above decree
OF the. Special Commissioner has been
CIIAs. o. EsAVILLE. Clerk.
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BY r. %. Gyhafin & Co. (Incptd.)
Real Estate Auctionccrs,
No. 1 N.Tenth Street.

COMM $50 NER'S AUCTIONS SALE
~ isS a5tS OF THAT y
NIAGNIF1CENT1 COLONIAL ESTATE,
2 4sy1ILTO r5..''. CONTAINING aa7 /. go
al REs. AND LYING ON THE
NORTH BANK. OF JAMES l5 $33s
pa RIVER ABOUT SIfgN3lLESsta
sBELOW3 THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
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BY direction OF an order OF the Circuit
Court for said county. entered February
e, 1905. in the suit styled Ohio w. Cheat
ham. ct ala. vs. Virgie N. Chea than. y
viii sell on the day hour and m place n,,a
Hotel. containing is rooms and. two { ~
a cres. Of land; the store house and lot
acre; farm 5S.3-S acres. adj
Joins the hotel propcrt VI. I, z,
tioneers. . =
one and two years. with interest;
Al Special Commissioner
8 The bond required Of the commits
- 800 80 P. ". COGBILL, Clerk p
apl2,ss 4.
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r. CURT sALI3--vAI.uABLElL " ioTEL3
~ AND 81 IDENCE PROPERTY,
T Il COURTHOUSE. VA. ON
MONDAY APRIL Sgtt1 10. 005, Vt. IL
O'CLOCK n. M, "a IN FRONT O F T,ttE =
SAID COURTHOUSE CHAT BEING
T,OJTRT% NAVY n. sta
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BY G. LIZ II. l.. Denoon,
Real Estate Anctioneers,
sci E.sMain Street.

IT RUsTEE' S SALE
OF5DESIRABLE
MEDIUM SIZED FRAME DWELLING
NO. 11O6 BOYD STREET,
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BY "A. J. Chewing Company,
iiIIf Is., Real Estate SAucuoneers.

pr NT1NG NINETY FEET ON THE
LINE OFsBFI1OYDs AVE
NUE. AND EXTENDING BACK IWITli-
IN PARAILELfLINES 135 FEET TO AN
ALLEY ID FEET WIDE
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BY Augustine Royal & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and ,Auctioneers.
No 1927 HUI Street, EManchester, Va. tM
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IN execution OF a decree or the Circuit
Court of Henrlco county, entered July
aOth. 1904. IN the suite g White ua me
others VS.. Mamie E. Thaxton5 ana 9.ner ~
pointed, sell by auction, upon The prem
The Washington times., 1905-06-19
HE DREAMED HE SAW
CONSTABLE IN A DUEL
Facts Gear Out Vision and Dreamer's
Description May Aid in the Capture
of Edward Fenner's Slayer.

TROY, Pa, June ia dream had by
Comfort Smith, of Columbia Cross
Roads. may play part in the capture
OF the murderer of Constable Edward
Fenner. who was killed in a pistol bat
tie with robbers early Saturday.
Mr. Smith came to town yesterday
afternoon and before learning OF the
murder related how IN dream the night
previous he had seen Ed Fenner fighting
a pistol duel in the moonlight, and that
one of three men with whom he was
fighting was wounded.
The description of one of the men is
almost identical with that of a resident
Of an adjoining township, whom The Of
ffcers suspected previous TO hearing
Smiths dream, for the reason that this
man threatened TO get even with Fen
ner because OF an arrest.
Another development is the fact that
Mrs. Stuart, in the outskirts OF the
town, was awakened about O. clock in
the morning when she heard the groah-
ing of man and the hurried passage
OF two others, who appeared TO be lead
Ing or carrying the one who was groan-
Ing. In his dream Smith saw one OF
the men shot In the arm.
The authorities have offered a reward
OF 81 900 for the capture Of F'enner $
murderer
The Washington times., 1905-06-19
FUNERAL SERVICES
Of A. P. MARSTON
In Charge of Hope Lodge, F. A. A. M,
Under Direction Of Master
Won Hermann.

The Rev Mr. Stetson, rector of the
Episcopal Chapel of the Good Shepherd.
conducted the services in memory OF
Alfred p. Marston, who died Thursday
morning yesterday at 10 o'clock at the
residence Go6 Twelfth street northeast
The remains were placed in vault In
the Rock Creek Cemetery, where they
will stay until inferred at a later date
Mr. Marston was an assistant foreman
Of printing at the Government Printing
Office. and representatives from Column
bia Typogra phical Union, No. 1ol, and
from the Bancroft Union OF the National
Union were present.
Hone Lodge, No. % F. A. A NJ,
had charge of the funeral. under the
direction of Master Won Hermann. The
pallbearcrs were selected from the
Masons and the Masonic burial service
was conducted at the cemetery Many
floral pieces were sent from the various
organizations to which the deceased be-
longed. as well as from friends and as
sociates in the Government Printing
Office.
The deceased is survived by a widow
and four children, the Misses Alice j.
Shirley p, and Helen A. Marston. anc
Harold Marston.
The Washington times., 1905-06-19
MRS, NOBLE ASKED
TO SEE HUSBANDS BODY
She Went to Police Station at Night
With Strange Request-Walking
in Her Sleep.

NEW YORK. June 1.-THE police OF
Long Island City are puzzled by
strange visit TO the Fourth street police
station by Mrs. Josephine Leighton
Noble, who was acquitted six weeks
ago on The charge OF having murdered
her husband, Payton Noble, last VIII
ter. Shortly after o'clock in the
morning she appeared at the station
attired only in night dress with q
loose robe thrown over ii. She walked
about the room for FIVE minutes and
then approached Sergeant Miller and
asked If he knew her. Yes, you are
Mrs Noble" he said
II want to see the body OF my hus-
band" she said They are going &c
bury him and won't let me look at him
Sergeant Miller humored the woman
for a few minutes and then sent hel
with a policeman to the Leighton home
at So Vernon place. As the woman en-
tered Ike house she asked the police
man TO intercede for her SO she coulC
see her husband. No explanation OF the
incident was made Do the Leighton fam,
lily and the police think II Z case OF
somnambulism.
The Washington times., 1905-06-19
MORMON TABERNACLE
IN HEART OF GOTHAM
Property Passes Into Hands of Secret
Order of Utah Church
Circles Aghast Over Report.

NEW YORK, June BIN the heart OF
Hariems residential district Mormon
tabernacle is to be erected.
The title to the property has passed
into the hands of NJ. l. A, the secret
order of the Utah church. 1t is within
a short distance of the wealthy and
fashionable st. Andrews Church, and
also the New York Presbyterian Church,
the ST. James NJ. E. Church, and the
M Morris Park Baptist Church.
Harlem religious circles were aghast
when they heard the report, as 1t
was believed that all the Mormon mis-
sionaries-as a result OF the war waged
against them-had retired. The Rev.
DR. Duncan ]. Mcmillan pastor of the
New York Presbyterian Church, said
today:
i car scarcely credit the report, and
yet move OF this kind IS In keeping
with the methods OF the Mormon body
But we must concede to these people
their constitutional rights, and cannot
therefore prevent their acquiring prop
erty here or elsewhere.
The temple viii be termed the House
of Special Revelations.
The Washington times., 1905-06-19
MOTOR CAR WRECKED,
But MEN WERE SAFE
Five Jumped Out and Lay Down Be-
tween Two Rushing Trains.
Wouldn't Give Names.

NEW YORK, June l9.-Five men en-
p.oyed by the D. u. Dietrich Motor Car
Company, of West Thirty-fourth street,
who were in one OF its stock touring
cars, narrowly escaped death or serious
injury yesterday, when their automobile
was struck by New York Central and
Hudson River express train at the
Fordhani Landing crossing In the
Bronx, They had just time enough TO
Jump from the machine us II stepped in
the middle Of the track
The express engine hurled the auto
mobile 10 another track in front of a
fleight engine. The freight engine
tossed the car, reduced to II tangle OF
scrap iron. to the side OF the tracks
The five ren had thrown themselves
fiat on the gravel between the tracks as
the freight and express rushed by
them, and all escaped without harm
They refused TO give their names TO the
police.
The freight and express engines went
on without slackening speed.
The Washington times., 1905-06-19
DR.. Miles
Restorative Nervine

with the ha"oy result that thousands
have been completely cured, and others
are being cured every day.
In the year 80 l was stricken with
epilepsy. Doctors treated me for sew
eral years but l grew worse. / would
have such awful fits / cannot tell my
awful Sufferings. A druggist recon-
mended DR.. Miles Nervine. and
bought bottle. and found 1t helped me-
and l took three more and am cured
had only one light spell after | COM
menced taking 1t. / do hope the time
will come when everybody will know
that your medicine cures these awful
fits.'-JOHN LEWIS. Clarion. Pa
Mr. Miles Nervine is sold under a
guarantee that your druggist will re-
fund your money IL first bottle does not
benefit