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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-17
A RAILROAD FOR SALE.
A Valuable Virginia Line to be
Sold at Auction Nav ad,

Messrs. Green q ecdd. well-knowii real
estate agents OF this city, wero yester-
day selected by the commissioners or
the INV and Equity Court OF this city.
to sell, under decree OF the court. the
valuable railway property RnownHns the
Farmvllle and Powhatan Railway and
will sell the same at public auction III
I front OF the City Hall In Richmond on
May Sd. Mr.. Z. Francis Green, OF the
firm, Will conduct the sale.
The Farmvlle and Powhatan. though
now a narrow g,iage rnlrond, was orr
ginally constructed MS q standard gauge
line and as such was operated for some
years. 1t Is. however, readily and mex
pcnslvely convertible into standard
gnuge fine and would mako valuable
Ink In any Of tho projected lines from
tho mountains to q. deep water terminal.
The road extends for Il distance OF about
Il hundred niles from Bermuda Hundreds
on James River, in Tidewater. westward.
crossing tho line OF tho Atlantic Coast
Line and traversingl tho counties OF
Chesterfield, Powhatnn, Lunenburg ana
Prince Edward to Fnrmvillo, the largest
tobacco market In the State and one OF
the largest In tho United States. Tho
road IL bonded for about one million doi !, !,
lars. Its charter is broad In scope ana
liberal In various respects. Information
concerning tho property will be gladly
furnished on application by Green q
u = Is =. = d
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-17
BY Sutton & Co,
Real Estate Auctioneers.

n RUsTEE'S AUCTION SALE oF.-!l5
RA FRAME HOUSE ON. TEIE a EAST
SIDE OFT IIIRD sTREET. BWrWEEN5
eDUVAI, AND BAK Err STREETS tSO.5
S2a N. ETEIlRD STREET).
In execution Of d certain deed OF trust
to the undersigned. dated February
1885, and recorded In hhe clerk 8 ONCE Of
the Richmond Chancery Court, In n p. b.
1862 "a page 43l, default having been;
made Iii the payment OF the debt secured
thereby, and being requested by the bene..i
hclary SO to do. shall offer for sale, az
public auction. upon the promises, on
81, WE'D NESDAY, MARCH e 1905, Il VIZ
at & O'clock r., NJ, the property above de-
scri bed. The house cont alns three rooms,
and there is ON tho rear portion OF the lot,
q good house VITA four rooms, The lot
fronts twenty-five {22) feet on the east
side of Third Street, and runs back be-5
tween parallel lines depth OF one huns
dred and twenty-five de2) feet To- an alley
sixteen Q0) feet wide. SSt
TDRA1S--Cash as to expenses Of sale,S
any taxes that may ba due 70 day Of sale,5
and the sum OF $500 with interest on same
from August A. 1901 the balance upon 2
credit of one ana two years with interest
added. secured by q deed Of trust upon
the property; or all cash. at tho option
OF the purchaser. gl8s
Mch 17-tds BIZ.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-17
ST. Patr;ck,s@ DaY.

This Is st. Patrick s Day, and the ami
versary will he celebrated by the Hiber-
mans in Richmond In a very auiet way
There will ne no public parade, but the
various divisions OF the Ancient Order OF
Hlbcrninns Will assemble at 10 o'clock in
the basement OF ST. Patrick's Church.
High mass wliibe celebrated at II O'Clock.
when Father MaEri Will deliver the ora :
ton eulogizlng the beloved patron saint OF
old Erin.
n the evening banquet Will be given
in the Masonic Temple on Broad Street,
,rhc speakers will be Father Aacffeefrey,
DR.. D. 8. s Coleman, DR.. MCGOWAN, James
Dreamer and others. Mrs. Teefey. repre-
sentng the ladies of the ilary of the
Ancient Order OF Jdtbernians, VIII also
be- heard. 5i III. 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-17
BY N. w. Bowe & Son.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
SALE OF "A HANDSOME
u CORNER LOT IN b'AIRMOuNT.55Ss 55s

IS IN execution of q deed Of trust dated
March 10, 1898, recorded in Henrico Coun-
Court IN D. B. 1855 AZ page 7ssss,5 q q
will. ut tho request Of the enehoiary,sii
there having been defa,ilt5 In the payment
of a portion Of the debt secured, sell, ~
PUBLIC g; a III: On the premises. On
at s o'clock T. M that handsome lot at;
the northeast corner OF Fairmount Ave.S
nue. and Twenty-third Street, fronting Isl
I feet on Fairmount Avenue and runnjngs
back 125 feet to an alley in the rear Il
feet wide, and having fine shade trees
on Its. front and side. VIII divide into
three lots, II desirable. Nh #
TDRAIS: Cash sufficient to pay the
costs OF sale, and two notes for $40 each
with interest on one OF them from Mo-
syember 10, 1901. and on the other from
March 10, 1905; a credit as to25three In
2stalments Of $40 eac b, payable y Nv ID
ana November Il, 1905. ana March III,
1906. and the residue at one and two
years from day of 4 sale. with interest
added, and all notes secured by a. deed
of trust on said property; or all cash, at
the option Of the purchaser 5s
# mar Tat. ~ 2 s5g
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-17
FINANCIAL.
WILL SELL a RAILROAD.

A real estate sale OF far more than
usual Interest will take place Wednesday.
May Sd. as announced yesterday by the
e gram Of tic Law and Equity Court,
This is none other than the offering at
public auction OF the Farmyllle and
Powhatan Hallroad by Messrs Green AND
this city. a more Important sale than
this road uf 100 miles has not taken
place in this city In years. and Messrs,
IT, Francis Green and Wiliiam Plea's an \
selection OF auctloneers. 4,
NIessrs. N. Nv. howe " son have sold
at public auction the corner brick dwelling
at No. O. West Cary Street to Mr., j. B,
Hening. for s276O. Mr.. Hening will occupy
tho neWly-pnrchAsed residence,
A Messrs j. b. Fam & Co. have sold the
dwell ling. No. 900 South Pine Street TO NJ y
N. Il, Oeteis for $2.7b0.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-17
THE PRODUCE MARKET.
Better Weather, Larger Receipts
and More Active Demand.

M rhe spring time which seems to be hero VII
Moth fact has stirred up business on cary
Street where tho produce commission m 1hn =
chants wero In better spirits YESTERDAY 'h 'l
The receipts OF country truck were larger .,eo
ana tho demand more active yesterday o, imah
for some time past Cabbage onions mons much
overyIhIng else camo up in larger quantities
than usual and what pleased the go commas msrr
sion men still more Wa o.. a ue'''a''u "a -
The receipts Of eggs continue large, H. ana IN
lust tho least bit in excess OF the deman ns
daw tha hon fruit got down to fifteen cents rs
for Biz wholesale crate lots fowls is r o. "
kinds are coming IN alittie more
and prices went off Just q little plt. AK
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-17

insisted that Collector Rogers would not no
be g removed. The cabinet meets Fri
day. and IL thereafter no announcer l nc 2 t
10 the contrary be made, Captain RoE-
crs con unuance in office is .rlcgardtedt l as
assured. 3s
Captain c. Bascorn slemp, the new new
chairman Of the Republican party orgaSnfli;-
cation IN Virginia, and son Q e Congress a'
man C,ampbell Slenp, regarded lis the
most potent figure la the distribution of
Virginia patronage. was in the city yes
terday and visited the Federal Building.
He met and was greeted by many OF y he
employees and called upon Captain Rog-
crs and they had a pleasant chat. Just
what passed is not known. but Captain
Rogers's confidence is probably IN som Q
measure attributable to assurances from
the State. chairman. 80,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-17
Property Transfers.

& Richmond; George A., cunningham, and
wife to Frederick s. Valentine. q l-3
feet on north line OF Main Street, y l-a,l2
feet east of Linden Street, s4ga
Elizabeth IIolleran. Hernnrdlnn and q,
G. Thedlck to Adnlphus Blair and 4. H.
Burr, 20 feet on south line Of Canal
Street. 1913 feet west Of Eleventh
Street, $500. =,
Lucetta NJ. Knox to Henry 8. Waller,
stein, SO Ia feet on west side OF Gilmar
street, III IL feet south OF Leigh Street,
$500.
Virginia State Insurance COMPANY 70
Henry IS. Wallerstein, 90 l-l2 feet on south
limo OF Franklin strrc., southwest corner
of3Second Street. $3.50
Same to Sand. 50 feet on west lno Of
}Twenty-ffth Street, as feet north OF n
Henrieo: William j Bolts to Edgar Ct.
Gun, la acres adjoining tho lands. OF the
Iatef FRANKLIN steasrns, abog Ia miles oe-
Corielin y. ard Charles F, carter 70
Laura T.. Hall, 90 fess on sol Lamb Avenue
Jo Lane Stern, Special Commissioner,
TO u. o. Pillow. two lots fronting ~ feet
on south line Of Grace street, 23l icet
nest Of the Boulevard. sls0.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-17
.NEGRO.WOMAN. CHARGED
With CHILD MURDER.
Infant Found in Well officer
Thurman Makes
Arrest.


A negro woman named Frances. Smith
was arrested by Policeman G.. w. Thur
man 1yestcrdayion the charge OF being a
fugitive from Ashland, where she is
wanted as an alleged murderer. The
lwoman8is said to have murdered an infant
and concealed tho body in a. we'll The
woman denies the charge, but she was
carried hack to Ashland yesterday after
noon by Sergeant Trovillian. Of the Ash
land force who came here with "a war
rant, and who gave the local police IN
formation that the woman was In Rich
nlond. The woman was formerly cm-
ployed as u servant In the family Of Mrs.
&C. b. Gwathmey, near Ashland, and lit
was while SO employed she is alleged to
have committed the crime.
Officer Thurman received a tip thai the
Smith woman was In hiding at No. 1913
aCabell Street, house owned BY Mary
Harris. FIJI IS
Upon reaching the house he was In
formed by Mary Harris that Frances
Smith was not there. Mr. Thurman
broke In the door and discovered the a Il
legged child-kiler.
Officer Thurman says that the Smith
woman, who is young and comely. de-
MED the charge. She claimed to DO a
married woman, and asked that her.
brother-in-law, George Wilkinson, be sent
4 for. 4
Z Wilkinson tho negro who was impli-
Gated with Della Haynes in notorious
case. lie enjoys q most unsavory repn-5
taflon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-17
SERIOUS FALL
Bank Of Fayetteville to Reorgan'
5 ize and Resume Business,

Especial to Tho Times Dlspatch)
\ lFAYIYlsrI1yIIs.I.E, n. CT Mareh, ls.,.F'
"A. Addington formerly OF Norfolk, yan.
Company at Wade. fell eighteen or twenty
feet While at work in tho mill, receiving
injuries in The. head that were NJ first
thought to be fatal, He may recover s =, I,
FayctteviUe,r recently closed by tho state
bank examiner decided yesterday to re-
organize. DC once, and reopen tho bank,
sealed Ia 100000 and tho present Miro
more to DO added, It Is rilmored that
State Bank Txamney Ellington Will NO
made cashier, hut this Is only rutlor.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-17
u. S. COURT.
Disposcs Of Number Of Revenue
Gases at. Lynchburg.

Especial 10 The Times, Dispatch! ~,
1raderai Court was engaged to-day in the
trial Of d number Of revenue cases and 1
tho end of this docket will be reached
in day or two The jury y me h G',se
charged with falling to efface revenue
stamps failed to agree. w. Ayers.
illicit distili.ng IN Bedford county, thirty
u ,ISdwnrd Wilbur, OF Giles county. was
found guilty OF stenling mail matter, but
his counsel wilt move Tor n now trial:
w. III, Jackson, Wise county, pleuded
.guiltyof retailing Liquor without VII license
j. Nv. Chapman, stealing mail matter,
three months In jail, 4,
The grand jury returned true Dill against
q. ". Atkins, Rappahannock county, on
charge OF omltting to mako entries IN dis
tillcrs' books
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-17
&. BY p. "A. Catlin,
& No. 6 N. Eleventh Street.
.PEREMPTORY SALE
achinery, shafting,
Scales, Etc.

on TUESDAY, March q 1906. comm no-
ing at 10 o'clock A.. M. :, on the premises,
Machinery and Outfit Of the Old Talbot
Machine Works, at corner Of Cary and
seventeenth Streets, consisting OF Lathes,
Mills, Cranes, Hand Lathes, Planes, Vises,
Clamps, Scales, Pull eys, Shafting,f Hang
so1s, Couplings Collars, Scrap. etc.
Z An expert reports some Of this machine
~ to bo In good order; some In fair orr
der and some In bad order. but q bar
gain may DO expected in all of It. as It
will be sold to the highest bid der: -, !.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-17
I MAY KNIFE HIM.
Old Organization May Admins
ter Rebuke to4NeW Order

Chairman Slemp, Of the Virginia Re-
publican organization, left yesterday for
with the leading Republicans of the
Fourth District, with reference to the
coming campaign for State officers, The
new chairman Is fast getting in touch
with the situation In the State and Is
endeavoring to unite the lohg-divided fac
tons of8the party and make a strenuous
campaign for the State elective offices
and tho members of the General Assem-
bly, It is generally understood that Judge
4 L. T.. Lewis will be nominated for Cover
ana Mr. John C. Blair, OF Wythe, are
suggested for Leutenant-Go Governor and
Attorney General by many Republicans n y.
showing in the State depends wholly
upon the attitude of the old organizations
The reconstruction Of the State Com
,nittees and the ousting OF the Federal Of
that they will support the new organlza-
ton. but there are some who fear that the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-17
BY The Valentine Auction {
61S East Broad Street.


g pCTIoNAL BOOK CASE, MIRROR
q, DOOR, OAK WARDROBB.S HAND
SONIO IRON AND BRASS Beds 20
WOOD-sEA,r$t CHAlIRS 8, SSg CHAMBER
SUITS, PARLOR SUITS. YA1AT.rR EssEs.
Sow CASE, COUNTER, ETC. A.
AUCTION a CT
THIS t1riday) MORNING. March 18th.
We will sells1sat our warerooms, No.
6GlS East Broad Street. commencing at
1890 o'clock, handsome Sectional Book
Case, with ss sections; very HANDSOME
and Walnut Bedroom Suits. Parlor
Suits, handsome All-Brass and Enameled
Iron Beds, with Springs; Hair and Cot
ton Mattresses, 20 N'bod- Seat Chairs,
Mirrors Mirrors OAK ana Walnut sdebo,ard is
handsome 1 Ma hogany Parlor Chairs,
Double-Deck Metal Frame Show Case,
long Center Tables, Copper Work Box
for Bar. Lad dersi Odd Beds teads. BIZ
ireaus, ashstands, Shuck Mattresses,
and .ot her:. Wa rdrobes. Parlor Furniture,
Ladies' invited. US & Fl ~
THE Y.ALENT ME AUCTION co.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-17
:Is-A SHERLOCK HOLMES.
Justice John Tracks Down Evil.
Doors With Marvellous Skill.


Place, Police Court: time, yesterday.
Arthur Trent, Archer Anderson Har-
Irison Minson, George Aiinson, Dick Has
kins We're moved up II peg 80 that IL.
lie johnson might be heard.
AZ Willie was alleged to have toted a
concealed pistol. 4. 8
# ~ OIL will observe said the Wise Guy,
pocket, and that just fits the size this
weapon. The natural deduction Is that
III you tput two and two together the re-
suit will BIO conclusive AS the pistol
was concealed, 1t could not have 1cen
dangerous ut that moment. But there
may have'obeen n row and some limo
cent bystander might have been in the
way. Hand Willie q fine Of 500 and
costs. and put him under restraint fol.
tho period Of twelve months. Then usk
u. W, Remey to. come forth. s b
'Ite got on q car. You will observe
that he carries in his watch pocket two
plugged nicklcs and a battered dime,
showing that my deduction Is correct.
This money is the change from the con-
ductor from whom he purchased Il ticket.
He refused to move ZIP because he got
n corner seat inSthe sun, and was COM
Portable; The oracle says this is worth
ten pe-nsters, which tho gentle
man will kindly hand to> tho keeper Of
tho dust on my8rlght"
Mr.. Remey did so and then eXeunted
with his suite. Other cases We're slm-
siarly handled.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-17
Hot Water Pipe Bursts,

The bursting Of nm air pipe at Ninth
and Broad streets yesterday afternoon
created some commotlon IN q large
crowd, gathered to see u test OF a. hot
air machine, The test was being made
by tha 4Hygonic.AirI Carpet rGleanipg
Company. The engine was at work OIL
the street near the gutter. pumping hot
air into the building, when tho pipe
burst under heavy pressure. and scat
tered hot water NIL around, Nobody wns
hurt, hut there was a big scramble. +
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-17
ENTERS NEW FIELD.
Dr. Murrcll Appointed Medical
INSPECTOR Of Insurance.

lnspector#IO OF 9uI q =
The Southern Mutual AID A = S.rnno
est orsanisations in tho South and one
Tie latest to enter, the insurance. tls sal.
in Richmond, has recently e,ntrs arranged -
Mr n NJ Smith, from the home Office c.s,
has taken charge Of the agency ana N
aou hl,1rt the h ssS seen ap
7,a Hp medic medical inspector OF the South
crn Mutual AID a23ls ias
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-17
Cit. hy. Feed Machine.

While working at Ills fathers snhnyf
On 9,l, me was Caught IN the betting Of q
fee t cutting machine and badly injured ,,i
HIS clothing was torn fromlllis body ana
reporTed to haYS paea SeSese'y -
Z STiie vo,lng man is seventeen years old.
n. sor Of Mr. Marshall Burton The y hoy y 9
injuries are not believed OF q critical ma
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-17
STANDING BY HIM.
Captain Rogers, Revenue Collec.

..I am not at all alarmed or disturbed
as TO my tenure of my present position
5 Raid Captain Asa Rogers, collector &of ~.
sternal revenue for the Second District OF
Virginia. yesterday. II am not now and
1--we not been at all uneasy as toMthc
natter +
This statement, made by Captain Rog-
ers yesterday, Is but confirmatnry OF the
s confidence of his close friends. All those
& who are generally supposed TO be IN
touch with affairs at Washington have
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-17
For the Legislature.

Mr. az =. Smith has J. e0me 4Ss d fgr
the Legislature to ~ Goo u's
land and Fluvanna. Mr.. Smiths g. cit \,
zen Of Goonhland and Is Identified Win
the best interests Of the two co eh{ses "a
t1,a tdecision1 Of the Democrats OF the two
Counties, either in primary election ! OF q
convention, as tho Democracy may &c DC
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-17
Free Bridge Matter.

The following committee from the COM.
'nlltteo M Streets has been appointed by
Cl,airman Gilberr is. Pollock tn act for
the city In the Free Bridge matter and
the purchase OF Mayo's Island: Messrs.
Morgan r, Mills, Reuben Burton, w, II.
Adams, w, w, Marion. Tho chairman Is
also "a n,ember og the aeommltte0.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-17
Officers Were Elected.

Tho annual meeting OF the Eiasker an, aha q
Marcuse Mutual Aid Association was y l,eial
last wednesday, night Spin neia Thai HAT
is 40 had been distributed TO Its men, n
bers during the year for sick and DEAN =
benefits. !, 80 o,ao+ad for
~ . YEAR President Bernard CAL
l Rsh ei.;1e EdWard Hubbard;
r. y, wv Stewart; Secretary, Al
Kidd sick GommhifHt ee Fa nrHey miss MISS
SJ.natwrlght. Medical Examiner, Dr. Benz
4 11orC1 a4S y n l3sS!{ sl; 5e$
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-17
NEWS GATHERED
FROM S0|UT ! [
Burning If Brush Caused Alarm.
Policemen Busy Last
Night.
UNKNOWN MAN UNDER ARREST
Large Crowd Heard Captain
Lamb Talk About
the War.
Manchester bureau, Times, Dispatch. !

Manchester bureau, Times Dispatch
No. 11O2 HUI Street. ~
About 5 o'clock last night tho city was
aroused to u considerable extent by tho
reflection from n fire in the southwestern
section Of the city. Hundreds of people
ran out to the scene and 1t WAS dis
covered that the reflection was occa stoned
by the burning OF IL lot OF brush out
near Oak Grove. No damage was done.
but there was plenty OF excitement.
Busy Policemen.
The police were busy last night attend
Ing To business In their line. There were
several cases Of small Importance, but Of
some Inference
Il The first one was William Griffith, who
was unable properly to carry his load
The next was William Gillian, who Is
OF a convivlal turn of mind. The third
was II man unknown TO the police, nnd
who WAS too full to tell lits name. he
Was nut down us John Smith, with no
reflection on tho other Smiths by that
name. q
The last man III the bunch was a negro
named Charles Williams. he was taken
up as a suspicious character. because at
one. flmc lie had been taken UP for steal
ing chickens In Chesterfield county. The
additional charge of being suspicious
4 character was placed against Kim, and
i Mayor Maurice will hear all the tales
OF woe this morning.
Enjoyed the Speech.
There was n large atiendahce Mt Leader
Hall last night to tear8Fthc speed, by
Captain Lamb. before the members Of
Joe Johnson Camp. The camp met in
regular session at their hall and then
marched TO Lender Hall. where the speak
Ing took place with Judge S Glopton as
presiding officer.
Personals and Briefs.
on Sunday morning q cambridge Street
Church., subscriptions Will be received Tor
foreign missionary work.
Services will be held a I Meade Memorial
Church every afternoon in Lent, except
saturdays. at 4:s0$ clock. III
Rev. Or. Tyrec OF Raleigh. Will assist
Rev Or. Badly. In Il series OF eyangelis-
tic meetings AT cambridge Street Church,
4 beginning the first week il, April.
Blank forms for pensioners are now
ready for distribution by the clerk OF the
Corporation Court.
rho Citizens. Benevolent Association of
Swansboro. met last night$atS the home Of
J. Mrs George Cole.
Miss Alpha MCGEE, OF Greenvilc. s. G.,
lis visiting Rev. Dr. I3aldy's family.
Mr. Joseph Roach. who has been ~. Is
Sbcttr egg y II ~ sstss 9l5F ~. e y
Chief OF Police Jenkins. OF Weldon. is
visiting friends In the city
Mrs. c. S. Ralncs is III at her home IN
p Gwansboro.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-17
A Hog as is a Hog,

(Special to The TImes-D lspatehl
sas n oIlRSoM, N. c., March 1G,---Jllmbo,
the Poland China hos. belonging to Mr..
j. n. Moore, OF Granville county, on ex,
h!bltion here, Is, perhaps, the largest Of
compete with any in tho South. Last
fall lie weighed $50 hounds and u Ia estl-
muted the Increase In weight Will aggre,
gate 400 pounds IL not more. He Is
8 IA feet In height.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-17

j s - i d. d
states District Court for the Eastern Dis
strict OF Virginia, in the. matter OF Rich,
mond Ice Company bankrupt, entered
March 10. 1906, the undersigned, trustees,
Will SELL by public auction, on the prem
FRIDAY FRI THE NTH DAY OF MARCH.
1906, ,5 ~
scrlbed and conveyed in a deed Of trust
Patteson, dated August 4 1906, and duly
SAID real estate eomsb,s.ln 6ro OF
serty above referred to-. now and for a
long time occupied ~ the Richmond Ice
Company. Upon the property ia q capa-
e abundant int stablIng q eemfortabley and
convenient ofYice building. besides sheds
and other structures, all well suited by
location and arrangement for the con
The land consists Of two separate par
GELS. the Western parcel. fronting 100 feet
on q so foot street, which is on the south
i Back ' from M said front about 4i5 feet ITO
low wnter mark in James River; while
the other lot. east of and adjoining tho
first named, also fronts 100 feet on the
same 90 foot street.; and runs back about
c5s feet on Its west line and }226 feet,
moro or less. on It's east line. NJ q Sa
On the 5D-foot street In front of the
1e.s sPr ,eafS tS
tho north side OF the property. with tho
river as the Southern boundary Of a
large part OF It.. Tho extensive area OF
this property together with IS unex:.
ana water, renders 1t very valuable for
other uses than that for which It Is at
present occupied.
TERMS: One fourth cash, and the resi-
due Mt 8. 10 and Is months, for notes with
Interest added and title retained
s. 8. 4 u. ( PATTESON,
Trustee in tho Deed Referred to.
a.. D.. %LANDERKIN.5 &8
H ST. Ohm COALTER,
s.. b. TYLER,
Trustees In Bankruptcy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-17

old organization will fava knives ont for
the Sltmp faction In the campaign, and
that they will cndeavor to discredIt the
new power in Virginia politics by adj
1iinistoring an overwhelming defeat. Only
the sequel can determine which Of the two
Views Is correct.