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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-19
AUCTION SALES, Future Days
COMMISSIONERS SALE 81.
- us = t5S O r 55M
DETACHED FRAME DWELLING 4
No. 217 N. 28th Street,
BY II. "a. Nc urdy,
Real Estate Auctioneer..

- ~
Y Pursuant to a certain decree OF the
EChancerys Court Of Richmond, entered on
the 18th of February, 1905, in suit Of City
Of Richmond VS.. Fergusson, Trustee. ct
ais, therein pending, the undersigned ap-
pointed Special Commissioner thereby will
offer for sale, at public auction. upon the
premises, on 8sf5g fS4 II sig RI 53 sSs III
TUESDAY, I21sT DAY OF MARCH, 1906,
at 5 o clock P. NJ. the real estate mem
toned, consisting OF frame dwelling 4 of
about six rooms. Lot has a front on the
eastern line Of TWenty-eighth Street and
runs back 1872 feet. III { s
This is one OF the best location In the
East End, and the property will make
an excellent inves tment "a M
TEIRAlS--t,ash as to one third, the bal
ance at six and twelya this for4notes
with interest added, with the right to ail-
tlcipate the same a t any time; or to pay
sthe entire amount of purchase money in
cash. Sale made subject to confirmation
of the court. II. r. POLLARD,
# S{3 Special Commissioner. n
The bond required of the Special Com
missioner by the above named decree has
been duly given. ID 81 - ss.55
A1cll 16-tds Clerk. II
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G. L. .S II. l.. Denoon.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
AUCTION SALE III ~ III
24o FE@I OF GROUND AT TIID
CORNER OF M AND ELEVENTH. 5
STREETS.
AUCTION SALE

4 II s . q q
Acting under the provisions OF deed
trust from Frank y. Hill and wife. dated
February 4 1879, md recorded In Rich
n.ond Charcery Court. clerks office, IN
D- -. ~ p. page 13i, VIC viii sell by pub.
lie auction. on the premises, on
THURSDAY, MARCH 20, 1906,
at ;D o'clock r. NJ. NO lots of ground
mentioned in tho said deed OF February 4.
1873 and described as lying III the city,
OF Richmond, AT Tic corner Of M and
Eleventh Sreets9' one fronting on tho
vest line Of Eleventh Street 120 feet witt,
q depth flcng the north line OF M Street
l244-lg feet, the other fronting on the
east Inc Of Eleventh Street 1870 feet with
g depth along the forth line Of NJ Street
ls5 feet, more or less. These lots are In
an improving localIty. and this sale of
fers an Cpl crtunlty for securing bargains,
TERMS One-ihirl cash, balance at O
and ~ months for Lotes, with 9 per cent
interest. secured by deed az trust; or all
cash, adoption Off urchaser, t
MARSHALL MsGILLIAAI, =
no. II. GILLIAN.
Mrf i7-tdg Trustees.
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GEO. w. MAYO, Auctlonccr,
Ito ~. Seventh Street.

! :. ~
! VIII sell at my auction house. No.
no North Seventh Street,
TOMORROW (Monday) MORNING
AT 1890 O'Clock,
for q party discontnuing Misunderstanding.
An Unusually Fine Lot Of Front ana
Back rarlor ana Bedroom
Furniture,
consisting of handsome I3rasg Bedgte.ds.
Massive Chartered Oak Wardrobe. with
pat" glass mirror doors, liza ndsonc Ma.
hpgany Parlor Suits, Mahogany Music
sAb!nel Mahogany Library Table, r.
foot Mahogany Extension rebIe. Mahos-
any Cana-Scat Chairs 10 match; yery
hne Paintings on Canvas, 10 library Arm
chairs, l-eaIheN Covered Couthea. I'm
right Cabinet Grand Piano Book sirlves.
ODD fnr!or Chairs, Child;s Enamelad
c t,gl, ana Natiress, Antique Oak Book
G coy cred paslar suit Han Mat,reasea.
f2alAer iillpws, Comforts. ETC.. etc
\ VII also sell n LOT of New Mating.
LlIpitAm, New and Secondhand IJrliR.
sets, carpets and Rugs. Lace Curtain
very larsS and handsome Cherry Car,
JiBBtell. %llhlnasslrc piatc-glasg mirror alzu
"zHp3 inches. aud various other Things,
SPECIAL.
one English Road Cart, in frst.e lasg
coha'lien' VII DO SOLD q, u O'Clock. 49,
- GEO ", MAYO, AtctIoncer,
p = Hafofd. Manager and Salesman.
# o. i.
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Sale Of Real Estate ln4ithe
Countysof Amelia, " Is.

& by virtue of3 81 certnln deed o. trust, ex-
senuted by j. llmore and Company,
hearing datesOrtt the first day Of October,
laol ana reeoraaa IN Amelia q ls9,, County c. ,1s
ganlfer, 1901, ID b. CD, pa sc eel The UNDER
trustee saa dssa q 4 trst ,hslns
viii Offer for, sale by public auction. TO
tie highest bidder, mt Ameliil Courthouse,
M TUESDAY. APRIL p. 1906.
nj " O'clock M tllat certain tract Of
inud . cDnt,ijningstt, hnndred$and sixty
ana tys.egl,s asrGes dsG ss ly1n s
Ing the paineiIAnd which was conveyed 70
Win,ere t,!Id Go,n M " by &, d 9 aa
Under deeraes ii aie clIiNe of q, and -
n. Mann W. sonthall, truktsr. mud Others,
fosasr! AZ IN 8, M " a asesass 81
,,ic ni,d nd Am, IN s5D7.5p (nY6 hundred
and seven dollars a,d ,lliy c ,1 rl y.
~, agcb terms as WIN bes made knowilol
~ ~ n p'5' n n. ii. FAItnAIt Trustee,
~, H. Lpoher, "a uct ~, 4. In
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BY j. y. Carnea.l g. Son.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
No. 110B East Main Street.

"A SUCTIONf SALE or "a GOOD. De-
"a TACKLED &4-ROON5 Il DWELLING, NO..
IA N. TH1RTY-SECONDs STREET.
we viii. on TUESDAY. March 81 1906
at 4 40 % clock p. NJ, on tho premises
offer for sale Eat public auction the
of about 20 feet by a good depth. This
is a good renter: the locationSis enhnnc-
Ing every year and is also very, near
street car. 3 q q FIX a85
Tho owner, being a NONRESIDENT. Is
anxious to. sell. .rhis is q bargain. Como
to Y the sale 55 8gf5 s35 III
TERMS: Small cash payment, balance
on, long time. and will be announced at
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+. i H.. ! = IL
III order TO wind up the estate Of the
late Mrs. Lena Rose. we Will sell, BY
public auction, In the following order,
on tho premises: I'd 5s5. De Ri j
TUESDAY, MARCH 2sth, AT 4 T. M.
h First. Thes6 frame stores or shops. as
above. fronting together rs feet on east
1.-The Brook Avenue, near Marshall Street,
corner Of an alley. 5,s 3a y. .6
Second. Say at 1890 r. NJ, tho brick
warehouse, No 4l6 Brook Avenue, now.
occupied as an automobile stable, but
suitable for any business. 5}g.S 535
Va Third. d .At 10 p. NJ, vacant lot, corner
.Goddi h and Griffith Streets, 4sx74 feet:
.Duyal Is Addition, near Brook Avenue and
first toll gate. 3
!. Fou,th. s p. M beautiful West
End lot, 81 feet, Granite Street, near
BellvieM. or Reservoir Boulevard, south
OF Mann's flower garden ,as 81 w iS{3
u The legatees of the above estate being
n-residents have determined to SELL,
in order to2close the estate land bargains
can be had The Improved property pays
we'll as AM investment. ~
atsTlBF1NdS:aEasy, and announced Ct. sale. 4
S III AuCtiOneers. 4
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AUCTION SALES-Monday
II. 4 a BY THE Valentine Auction Co.
6ls e. Broad street.
AUCTION U !! on SALE
Hand sollle Furniture.

Sectional Bookcase, Zine Bed Room
Suits, Quartcrcd Oak Wood Panel
ana NIiiTor%D Door yyardrobcs, Halld-
some Iron Beds, with brass trim
ming; Very Fine All-Brnss Bed
Fine Hair Mattresses, Square
Piano, Etc.,
TOMORROW (NIonday) MORNING,
MARCH Goth.
We will sell within our snlesroolns, Nc:
1850 o'clock, from II West Grace Street
residence, a very handsome and Mas
lsively Carved Oak Bedroom Suit, with
large plate mirrors: Oak Wardrobe. with
carved Fpinsters to match; fino Double
some Walnut Chamber Suits, handsome
CHARTERED Oak walnut Wardrobe with
mirror doors a Up to-Date Sectional Book
Case. with s sections; handsome Quar-
tered Oak Hall Stand. 0 handsome llJnanl-
jcled (blne and white Iron Beds, With viii
brass trimmings; very fine Ais Brass BED,
fine Hair Mattresses suartered Oak But, BUT
4fet,, Oak China Case. several Oak aid Wall
nut Hat Racks, Oak Dining-room Chairs.
Dining Tables, handsome #Parlor Suits:
Odd M Willow and Mahogany & Parlor
Chairs, Oak Book Case. Rosewood Case
Plano. with round corners and carved
legs. in very good order and sweet tone;
Floor Oilcloth, Rugs, Pictures and a mis-
'cellaneous lot Of medium Furniture.
Ladies arc especially invited to attend
this sale. III 4.sS \, l t(5
THB VALENTINE AUCTION co.
e. A n ! X
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~ IN ByIJ. I'd. Carneal & Son, II
Real Estate Anctioneers.
+ NO.911(f East Main Street.

3TRUsTEE's s. AUCTION SALE q OF A
1 = f G OODN#&DE ED s8DyVELLING,
WITH FIVE r Q OISs AND HALLS, ON
.GODDIN&O RsWEBSTER STREET. HE-
5INGRNO. Il 5o2 ALSO "A DESIRARLEjNA-
.CANTgLOT, FIR NTINGs 80 FEET ON
5ROANE @STREET, ~ AZ. III
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.s BY Augustine Royal & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
Office No. a27- HUI Street, Manchester, w

Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
Office No. s27 Hull Street, Manchester, Va.
4 q, COMMISSIONERS SALE OF AaTRAG CT
- LAND, CONTAINING 90 $40 ACRES,
A ACRES ORIGINAL GROWTH a5.OP.
FINE. AZ ACRES SECOND GROWTH Nv. ,.
PINE ANDLgoAk. ABOUT 8 ACRES
COUNTY, VA ONE MILE FROM Roll
Gus STATION, ON THE SOUTHERN
HALFWAY, On. MONDAY MARCH 2oTIi,
1905, AT 13eo'cLOCKS NJ, IN. FRONT -.
MANCHESTER. VA. CHAT BEING
COURT DAY..
BY virtue OF decree Of the Circuit
Court for Chesterfield county, entered on
s ss ih B hnN e Me s rhs thn ter.
field Coal and iron Mining Company and
others we will sell at public auction. on
the day, hour and place named above.
that splendid t1nbered and wooded tract
OF land containing SO 6-1o acres. One half
OF this tract is in5Gorignal growth Of
pine; the oalanccis well stocked with a
large quantity Of second growth oak and
pipe, suitable for timber and cord wood.
This land is bounded by the celebrated
Black Heath tract of coal lands David
Forlines. r. w Duffer and the Harvey
and liarrsss tract fhere3ls no doubt but
that this land has n rich deposit of coal
on H. This tract should engage special
attention. being so near railroad and the
markets. For further particulars call on
tho auctloneers. 4 plat OF this land is al
their office.
TERMS One-fourth cash. balance al
six. Twelve and eighteen months, for
notes, six per cent. interest added; or all
cash. at the option of tho purchaser; the
title retained 9lIntil the whole purchase
money Is raid and q conveyance ordered
by the court.
n. NJ. GILLIAN.
Special Commissioners.
] hereby certify that the bond required
OF the Special Commissioners In the above
named suit has been duly given,
7, Y. COGBILI,
Clerk Chesterfield Circuit Court.
Mich ll,I2l5lS&l3
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I will have next Wed nesday, March
822d, to be sold at auction, 9 Q Q Horses
and Mules. The horses consist of
good, smooth Southern chunks, heavy
drafts. extra good drivers, with lots.
soflquality and general purpose horses.
and in fact som ething to suit all
your trade, from a cheap plow horse
to a $3.50 trotter.
The mules are as good as 4 have
seen run in size 8 Q to ! 200 pounds,
with as much quality as you want.
DOM fail to8attend this sale, as we
have got to max room for next
week IS consi gnments coming in.
You can get what8you want at this
sale.
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x BY virtue OF. a certain deed OF trust.
dated January 2. 1904. and duly recorded
In the Richmond Chancerys Court clerk's
office, in e Deed Book 179 a, page col. de-
tho debt Secured thereby, and having
been. required by the beneficiary SO to-
do, i will. on a. sirss
THURSDAY MARCH %. "a 90.
sale At public auction. tie aboeye5 prop,
erty ia8t INV n Ell Il, VI
a TERMS Whereas the decd requires
NIL cash, yet better terms can be had,
and will be announced at sale. 3t
- T. n CARNEA
y sy-s III SFs-;; rTTu tee.
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AUCTION sALEs-M onday.

BY Geo. ". Oliver, Auctioneer, !.
o Broad Street, between First Street and
D Brook Avenue Phone 45SL.
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''ss'''' q RICHMOND AUCTION co.

Il Cecil Valentine. Auctioneer. 81
fine Louis H.. Rosewood Sofa, beautifully
carved; A very fine Rosewood Chairs,
extra large ana handsome Oval Nursery
Rose wood Sdeboards. Z Mahogany Tea
stcl, Bed mahogany Bureaus. "a Glass
chandelier, 1 Mahogany Book Case and
Secretary. and 8s several other entique
PIECES "A 81 ASK NJ. !
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BY Richmond Auction Co.,
,Phone 4710. 1908 10. Main Street.
Largo Auction Sale, Tuesday, MARCEL
21st, OF Fine Household
EB Furniture, Etc. XIII

n We will sell TUESDAY,, March E2lst. at
our warerooms, No *. 1905 East Main
Street commencing at 10:3O A. Nj. a
very large and handsome lot OF 1rurnl-i
3tnre. such as very handsome Walnut
Book Case (inss sections. Mahogany,
Cherry and Walput Combination Book
Wardrobe. Ladies' Walnut Desk. Oak
1rlat-1op Desk. Combination Desk, Ward
robe and Folding Bed combined; hand:
some Walnut Hall Rack. Enamelcd Iron
Beds and Springs. very fine Brass Bed,
Walnut sideboards, Oak and Walnut Ex-;
tension Tai les,IS Chairs and Rockers. 10
Pieces Of Bamboo Furniture. Oak and
Beds. Hair and Shuck Mattresses, race.
assortment OF Pictures. Odd Washstands,
Bureaus and Beds, Pillows, Rugs, DRUG
gets, Mantel Mlrrors,# Chiffonler, Drug
attcnd sale. 49, SIg. u " IA NLI.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-19
REAL ESTATE IS
IN GREAT DEMAND.
There is No Boom, But a Very
Healthy Activity i'll
This Line.
MANY BIG DEALS IN EMBRYO
Buildings to Go Up III All Parts
Of the City This
Spring.

1t is probable that the opening OF .l nc
previous spring was ever more promising
for active building operations than inc
present. There is not a boom in real es-
tate, but good times and active business
along all lines have enabled home builders lil'
in great numbers to get Off the renters rent 4
list and make their own little nests. Small Small
lots have been bought and are being
bought here, there and everywhere IN
every part OF The city and In the suburbs
ana tho architects, carpenters and i55l brick
rnasons will be kept busy all the spring ll
and summer, putting UP homes for the
people. @
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-03

might be used by some to express Mi.
The word Sacrifice" he said, (Which
Pnrves REIMBURSEMENT Of business
prospects, is not the right word. Hap
piness' expresses 1t better. 1t was his
pleasure 10 choose the path in life
that he did"
The third speaker was r. r. IIoton,
commandment Of cadets. who expressed
The thought that because of his very
disadvantages the negro often had
advantages denied to other people. AS
an instance OF this he cited the fact
that il is the best people OF the land
who arc the friends of the despised
negro race. He said of MIR. Purves
that he was II man who sunk more OF
self for Il definite aim than any person
he had cver known
The meeting closed with the singing
of fuvorite plantation hymn Of Mr..
'urves, Jacobs Ladder"
The benediction was pronounced by
Rev. DR.. Mckenzie, OF Cambridge.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-03

us. or the wrongs often inflicted upon
us, there is great cause for hope and
encouragement.
. We have passed through the period
OF the introduction oil American slay.
cry; we have passed through the ne
rlod of the destruction OF that hurtful
, Institution: we have gone through the
Trying period III reconstruction, and
have now entered upon an err, OF con
struction: In this glorious work all OF
MS. black and white, North and South,
| helped and led by the inspiring exam
pie OF Hampton, can earnestly unite"
President Boatwrisht Speaks.
President Boatwrlght. of Richmond
College. spoke on Educational Prob
lens" in which he paid IL glowing lrib.
ute TO the work of Hampton Institute.
| DR.. r. Il. Blackwell, president of
Randolph College. followed,
speaking on the misgivings will,
which Southern men had approached
| the problem of education, and express
| ed the opinion that If respect and CO
operation between the races is to be
restored ii must be through such i'll
stitntionS as Hampton and Tuskegee.
DR. Robert G. Ogden made IL few re-
| marks In which he gave Il hearty wei
come TO the guests present Ele also
[ pai, IL high tribute To Dir. Frissell who,
he said was the real founder OF the
Conference for Education in the South.
He briefly reviewed the growth of the
work In the institute, and spoke OF the
straight American fellowship between
Massachusetts and Virginia, Boston
and Richmond which binds the hearts
OF all together.
My Country Ills of Thee" was then
sung and the exercises were at all end.
Richmond Party
Among the prominent members OF
the Richmond party, which came down
III special train were: Judge Keith,
Rev. Meade Clarke, Rabbi Calisch,
Rev. and Mrs. William lG. Evans, Prof
Boalw:ight, Mr. and Mrs. u. c. Massie,
Miss Rutherford. president Of Won
ans Club; DR.. Il. t. Blackwell. presl-
dent of Randolpl-Macon College; Mrs.
William a. Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs,
Harry NJ. Smith. Dr. Eunion Williams,
Mr.. and Mrs. Granville Valentine, d.
b. Valentine AMI w S. Copeland, edi,
tor Times Dispatch
Memorial Exercises. +
Last evening memorial exercises i'm
honor of the memory. OF the late Alex
1ndor l'urves, former treasurer of the
institute, were held. A number of APP
preciatvc and laudatury addresses
were made, touching upon The charac7
ter and work of Mr.. Pnrves.
The first speaker was Bishop Nc,
|ickar, who referred to n similar serv-
ice twelve years ago for General Arm
strong, the founder Of the school.
Armstrong" he said. els living IN this
school today as truly as though he
were not gone from our sight, and so
of the other great souls that have left
MS here" with strong. tender words
| he spoke of the beauty of Mr.. Purves'
character and then called upon DR..
Peabody, of Harvard University, who
old Of the confidence felt in the. late
treasurer by the board of trustees
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-03

No. Mand. dear; it doesn't take q
TO pump church organ.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-03
Pasadena Takes Nil!iamburgh
Handicap at Jamaica.
BEAT C'lsNG0RM BIZ A HEAD
Diamend rluah ard euttllns Set the
Pace % the otfetoh, Where the Win.
ner Moved out-Trzck Record
Equsled.
OBy Assoclatca press.l


NEW YORK, May 2.-pasadena. nj
II 10 D. wen The WiIlamsburgh han.
dicaD at jamaica t;day. beating Cairn
CORN by head. Diamond Flush and
Bn'iiinG made the pace to the stretch
@harc Pasadena and Cuirnaorm moved
OIL. In 4 nar'l drive Pasadena won.
Flyhach. winner Of the las, race
eaualiod he tack record of l:1a %
for six rurlnhes.
Summary:
Fi:.'t race. taix furlongs) Hlue
C2al wen; Julia, NJ. second: Gold
F;"n". third. rimc. 1:l5.
Second race. Uo,ir and one-halr fur.
lnnS } Oakl;lwn. won: Watcrhux.
serond Veronose, third. Time. 81 %.
Third race, tsix frrlongs)- Emer-
scncy won. Quadrille. yeccnd; Cot.
taee Maid. third. Time. 81 %.
Fourth race. (the Williamsbursh
handicap, SIX furlcnss,-- Pasadena
VICE; CairilGorm second: Diamond
Flush. third. Time. l:I% IS.
Fifth race. Chile and seventy yards)
Gold Dome. won: Jane Holly. sec.
cnd; Hands Across. third. Time,
~ c-5.
Sixth race. (siy MISUNDERSTANDING
won; Oxford. second: Tocsan. third.
Time, !;lo -.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-03
SI3,ooo.o0o FOR
IMPROVEMENTS
Voters Of Baltimore Adopt by Decisive
Majority Extensive Program Of
Public ln,provemen
nEy Aasoc!atel press.l

BALTIMORE. MD, May Gas a re.
suit OF today's municipal election Bal
limore will spend an additional $l3,-
100000 i'll public improvements, the
loans that will make Up that amoua.
having been the feature of the cam
paign
OF The amount named $4,000. 900
Will be used to construct Il mo;lern
sewerage system, $4,000 900 goes for
street paving in the annexed district,
and $1,000, 900 for an enlarged and i'm
proved system of parks
The majority for ilic different loans
was from 1000 to 10000 The new
city council will be Democratic in
both branches.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-03
TEXAS LEGALIzs.s
RACE GAMBLING
Governor Signs Bill Permitting Betting
at Tracks Oh Day That
Races are Run.
uy Associated presa.l

HOUSTON. TEN. May 2--Govcrnoi
Lanham today approved the bill which
permits betting ut race tracks on the
day that tao races are run
II was stated while this bill was
pending that il il became a law. first,
class tracks wnui,l he established at
Dallas. Houston and San Antonio and
possibly at Forth Worth, To conduct
winter meetings. y syndicare cumpos-
ed of Eastern men ana Texans Is back
OF the project 10 establish ihe tracks.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-03
MEET TOMORROW EVENING.

Final Arrangements For Opening
Fren'en's Pair Will Be Completed.
Al The meeting Of the PhorMis tird
department last night plans Tor tho
bazaar, which the department will
give on Wednesday. Thursday and Fri
ia" rights of next week. were dis
cusaed.
After considerable discussion the
iremen decided to have another meet
ing on tomorrow evening. when Tic
ladies of The fair. as well as those who
Continued on eighth pnge)
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-03
CHIEF STOW FINED.

Admitted That He Neglected to Get
Leave of Absence.
The fire and water committee Of the
council has recommended Mayor Bnx-
ton That Fire Chief w. *. Stow he
ilne.l so for abscnting himself from
duty for several days without leave of
absence.
Chief Stow admitted that he had
been absent without leave and merely
asked that the penalty he made MS
light rs possible
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-03
Dress Rehearsal.

There will be n dress rehearsal OF
Man, the Mascot" at the Academy OF
Music tonight. This will he the last
rehearsal before the play is presented
next week. as the stage of the Acad-
envy will be in use the rest of this
week.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-03
Bottom Lands Flooding.
Ny ANsncintc.l presa.l

"! 4N..7''NI'II'F' 7 TE''sFI
HOUSTON. TENAS, May 2-1'hr
.:razcs river IS flooding The bottom
lands all alcng- The valley from llnarn.
south OF ltichmond ana is rising
alnwIy at The latter place The waite.
IS = foot end a half deep in The town
u Columbia. Near Tho month and has
'n;eal over considerable area CT farm
land
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-03
To CIosc CnsI<et.

!""rcEII Ia Ihr I'NIIN I'rcss.l
RICHMOND, VA. May 2,-If plans
projected tonight are carried out the
naaket containing General Lees body
VIII he closed tomorrow morning an.
later ia the day the. remains will car
fie.l To ST. Paul's church, where they
will remain until the funeral This
Will be necessary because Of The rapid
change since death
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-03
Cleveland Was or Board.

GEORGETOWN. S. c., May Com.
modore Il. G. Benedict. arrived here ut
noon on his private yacht Oneida .
with party OF friends, consisting of
cN-President Grover Cleveland DIR. w.
G. I.usk. DR.. J. Il. People ami l.. d.
Huntington. The party left New Yorl;
Sunday noon and had lino trip.
Thursday the party will go un fish
ing trip up the Wuccamaw.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-03
PARTNERSHIP DISSOLVED

Measrs. Biekford and Stuart Sever
Their Dizziness Relations.
Nlr. w. G. Stuart has issued cards
announcing the dissolution of the law
,,ortnershiD which has existed for a
number of years between himself and
Mr.. Il. G. Biclford. Mr.. Stuart has es,
tablislicd himself nj room No II. First
National bank building, and Mr.. Bicll-
forl's Office will remain in the same
building.