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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-21
RAILROAD CHANGES.
Colonel a. M. Wa :: Is Can
didate for Mayor. n
7(special to The Times-Dispatch.,

SpeC1alytO 'Ine ii
NIIdlNGrON. N. G.. March 2o.-7 M
! John n. Kenly. for ten years manager OF
the Atlantic Coast Line, has resigned
his position and will be succeeded by Mr..
w, N. Royal. general manager OF the
first division, who has been appointed
to the position to take charge OF his
new duties on April 4.
# The Coast u Line during Mr.. Kenly's
term Of office has shown O remarkable
growth and during The tine that roa ~ h 1hs
absorption Of the Plant System occurred
ii51Ia Mr.. Royal has been manager Of the
first division. extending from Rlchmond
had 1heudduarters at IA this point. Mr<
Royall has been in the railroad business
for more than twenty years ,.ns and mas ma =
long experience an q !, Y, =,
which has been going on during the past
week has come to q close, tho defendants,
Furman Jarman. and brother being
sonsthe part OF the attorneys. The charge
was arson committed a bout two years ago.
Both Of the Jarnlans are prominent N
q daughter at he State Normal who
has been with her father during the
progress Of the t Eladdo,, ~ M, = -
trouble In 1895 and assumed the leader
ship Of the people in the threatened OUT
break of the mel loes, and who was large
5ly instrumental In the res tora tlon Of ord or
at that critical time; has at the solicit
tation Of many friends, announced that
4 he Will tbe IA candld date for Mayor. The
racessis growing warm and by THE time
il, the fIght2will have been waged more
holly than In ma ~ yea RS &. a.
The present Mayor, Mr.. William -.
Springer, Is also a cand Ida TO for 7 he 9 t.
flee, N " 81 4 - rs s3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-21
Will Make a Fight.

Il The Northwestern Life Insurance Company
will not pay the claim held by the estate Of
life. The following Telegram on ths subject
from tho home office was printed in airecent
Issue OF the New x ork Journal Of Commerce:
$F ..The Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance
Company will not pay the SIS, 900 polic held
by Samuel NcCue.i Mayor OF charl ottesville.
Va, recently hanged, except on order Of the
tribunal This IA announcement was made to-
day by Secretary Skinner. OF this company.
bir.s skinner said that It would be- against
public policy, " and 81 fur her1nore. there was
a decision LOT the United States Supreme
Court sustaining an insurance company for
mo- paying a policy which was held { by a
man who was! hanged. Mr. Skinner said that
the heirs OF McCue had made no application
for the Gpayment e. Of the policy. = 4S3i5E
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-21
EDITOR 10 PREACHERS.
Mr. Copeland Gives Lay11an's
b View Of the Minister'S Work.

Mr.. w. s.. Copeland, of the Tinless-Dis Is
patch addressed tho students and facnl-
~ Of Union Theological Seminary yes
terday morning by invitation. on the
theme, From Laymail's View: ~
has been the policy OF the institution to
draw not only from clerical circles. for
viewpoints ofti,e ministry but also from
the ranks OF the 1aymen In the everyday
Mr. Copeland, in very straightforwa,rd.l
way, smoke Of "the man for the place.
He should be a man among men, with
the essentials that make a man leader
anywhere. The preacher IL called not to
preach on politics or quit your mean.
mes ness questions which fall III the natural
line OF newspaper work and similar pro :
fessions, but his ineXhaustable message
is the gospel OF saving. truth which Is
found only int the word Of God. and strikes
at the taproot of all evil. The minister
should not give men abstract theological
life made plain; he should not strut, =
for the world want only religion III Sim
plicity.s After oil. the best sermon a
man breaches and the only one, IN fact,
is his life. This touches not only his
own Immediate congregation. but tho
world also. IA man cannot effectively
preach that which hc does not live and
which he does not honestly think to be
true. For out OF the heart are the Is
J Etes of life. f5fs +y5stJEs 59gE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-21
Virginia, II; Fishburne, 8
Especial to The Times Dlspate

8 = IIe ~ 1l !es ~ *
Sginia played to-day the final, game of the
series arranged with. the preparatory schools
Eof the State, defeating Flshburne's Military
Academy, II to 3. Only five and n half in-
ninEs were played, as tina visitors had to
catch train for home. Hudgins. the Fish,
fifteen hits nj ~ 4 OF them clean. d Council,
tackle an the All Southern football team,
pitched tho first inning for Virginia, and was
succeeded by Warren. Each allowed but one
HIT 81 &asi 5ts it5sss I
Score by innings:
Virginia =. \. % o 3 2 Eli 15
Batteries: Nirgfnia-council and Chandler;
Warren and Garter. Fishburnc-Hudgin and
Marshall si j5 . Ia. IS
T The Washington Baseball Club played a
&five-inning practice game on the University
4Wstllars defeating the substitutes q to 3 O.
ia robson twirled for the regulars, while Wolfe
pitched for}the Yangans, a a {f5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-21
.BENN|NG'SMECCA
F0 Or RACERS / q |: !.
8Thorougllbrcds Gathering at the
Washington Track to Await
Thursdays Bugle.
MADDEN HAS LONG STRING
Roseben Early Favoritc for Open.
ing Handicap eirazil ls,
{. Much Admired.
tspeeinl % Tho rlmes. plspateh.1

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.)
WARRINGTON, March 2O--Nith the open.
Ing OF the eastern racing season only three
days away, the ncnnings track is tho mecca
toward which all horseten and thoroushbrcds
arc turned. AT nearly every hour OF the day
trains loaded with horses arrive at the
siding outside the grounds. At the present
time there are nearly $50 horses quartered
at the track, and these will DO Increased ny
hundred more. 70 that there VIII DO no
lack or racing material. Yi $50 I.
John u. Madden. the we'll known horse owner lt,
and trainer. arrived here on saturday with
nearly thirty heaa The majority ,,, ?, ,ne ye
4 slDr was shipped to slleepshend Bay. In me
lot here arc some OF tho best looking young ls
control II looks, size, confortna, lion md breed.
real ,ss ..eiinksrs in his string. Q. !. 7,
emp, IS the horse most favored 10 win q,
the big event on the opening gay me COLI OH
4 Hot spg ;e Belle, ba4 al rs
h being equal ana With good luck ~ the p2st
und during tho contest he VIII win the Ince.
n order that he may have goog ed haslns
! Irrank one Gill to pilot him. !5 3ait .
RI Himself, tbs big. IA ngy chestnut gelding
that wen this event two years ago, sis on on
i Al this horscfis al.nys d. his best In the
spring and recently showed By a trial I, nt We e
speed, 81 some or the clever rail birds believe
a like PA. DAILY. his owner. that he has an
& excellent chance to capture the main event
on the opening day. He looks well bodily and
4 despite " the hard racing he han had for
three years, his steps arc lis.t. quick anu
elastic. \. X t3ilss ~ ~. x
i Toscan Is another prominent candidate Tor
this handicap that Is looked upon with q great
deal OF respect by horsen,en This horse Is In
excellent condition. and as he likes the deep.
soft track 81 the old course. he wi take q
lot Of beating Jockey Arthur Rsdfern who
II IN riding In his beet form now. has been en-
& gagged 10 handle 1'oscan In the race ii LIS
GrazialloSis by many pounds 4 he best horse
duartered at the track. This fellow has grown
and 5thickcned considerably during the winter
ana now IS a s;rtklngly. handsome horse
i Samuel Ross, his owner believes he VIII win
many important events on the big tracks
around Ney. York this summer. for which ne
will be reserved. ssA. II
Il; tIA IL receiving a SLOW preparation aiid VIII
\ scarcely face the barrier at the meeting X
he should start It vii be during the last FEW
do w he shows plenty OF vim and yigor$ IL % u
his works and will be n ard g. horse to
= beat In any Kind Of conpan
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-21
AUCTION SALES, Future Days
G. u, & II. l.. Denoon.
Real Estate Aucttoneers.
AUCTION SALE #
24os FEET OF GROUND AT TILE
CORNER OF AZ AND ELEVENTH rs
STREETS.

s Z. . /. ( - q D 4 4 u.
Acting under the provisions Of a deed
trust from Frank ID Hill and wife, dated
February A. 1879 and recorded In Rich
1rond Charcery Court. clerks office, II,
D. II. LA B, page 1874. we will sell by pub.
lie auction, on tho premises. on
THURSDAY, MARCH %, 1905,
at 4so o'clock r. M, two lots OF ground
mentioned in5the srid deed of February q,
1870, and described MS lying in the city
of Richmond. at tho corner Of M and
Eleventh Streets" one fronting on the
west line OF Eleventh Street 100 feet with
a depth along tho north line Of M Street
1244-12 feet, tho other fronting on the
east line OF Eleventh Street 100 feet wi h
q depth along the,rort h III, line Of NJ ST. Get i
an Improving locality. and this sale Of
5fers an opportunity for securing bargai ms.
TERMS ne-thir1 cash, balance at 8
and IL months for notes, with per cent.
Interest, secured by deed Of trust; or all
cash, at option Of nrchaser.
MARSHALL M. GILLIAN,
RIO. H. GILLIAN, \.
Mch 17-tds Trustees.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-21
8HERMIS' FIRST.
Give nPost Of Honor in Weights
53 for Metropolitan Handicap.

Especial to The Times Dispatch)
54ff NEW ;YJF2K.s March 20-Weights for tho
Metropolitan handicap to be run ut the new
Belmont Park course. a Queens L. l., were
he,is cut I, last 4s night. Mr.. r., r. 'rh1nias.s
has he post Of honor-l22 . pounds Last years
Metropolitan winner. Irish Lad, comes next,
with la7 pounda. Ort Wells; Delhi and Stal-
wart, are all on the same level, each with
& 124 pounds. .ssf89 re-.
I,eidnne. at 12e.. and Lord Of he Vale. i
ffils,a give Mr., August Belmont q good chance
& to win the race. s5sss 81 Il 3a5fg9 z
# lnEthe handicap $40, 900 Is added TO n sweep
stakes Of 500 each, hnlf forfeit. or only $40
IL declared by Monday, April 10TH. There are
winning penalties Tho distance is ono mile,
7 The race Will be run on Thursday May 4th.i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-21
AUCTION sALES--This Day.
AUCTION SALES--This Day,
BY Richmond Auction Co..
''honc 1910. t2O5 u. Main Street.
Large Auction Sale To- Day,
Tuesday, Of Fine Book
cases, Folding Beds, Roller
and Flat Top Desks, Cham
Der Suits, Etc.

We will sell TODAY (Tuesday) March
2lst, at our wareroonis, 1906 East Main
some Walnut Book Case, In three Sec
tons; Cherry and Walnut Book Cases and
Secretaries, Quartered Oak Wardrobe,
Combination Desk, Wardrobe and Folding
Bnnmeled Iron Beds and Springs, Hands
some Brass Bed, Walnut Sldeboards, Elk
tension Tables, lot Chairs and Rochors,
Bamboo Furniture, Electric Drop Light,
Oak Roll-Top Desk. Oak F'lat-Iop Desk,
6-foot Oak Office Table. Office Chairs, Oak
and Walnut Chamber Suits, Odd Beds,
Bureaus, Waehstands Shuck and Hair.
Mattresses, Organ. Library Tables. Parlor
Druggists Scales, Chiffonier, Shaving
Stands / Webster's International Die
tionery, Couches, etc, etc.
RICHMOND AUCTION CO. Il
Geo. II. Valentine, AuctiU1eer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-21
81 81 BY e. a. Catlin.
No. 8 N. Eleventh Street.
PEREMPTORY SALE
Of IA
Mac hirery S':hlaftting
Scales, Etc. ~

). On TUEsDA Y.} Marc 81 1905 comm enc
ing alto o'clock A. M 8 on the premises. i
Machinery and Outfit Of the Old Talbot
Machine Works, at corne aof Cary and
seventeenth Streets, consis tlng Of Lathes,:
Mills, Cranes, Hand 'Lath es.' Planes, Vises,
Clamps, Scales, ulleys, Sfafting, Hang.
3ers, Couplings, Collars. Scrap, etc.
q An; expert reports some of this machine
fry to BE- in good ord err; some In fair or
der and some in bad order, but a bar.
gain may be expected in all of It, as It
will beSsold to the highest bid der.
49, p a9 CATIIN WI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-21
For Sale AT
PUBLIC AUCTION
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT
j5&3j ia Il CROSSE, VA ISL

10 settle the indebt edness Of the /. La La
Crosse Academy we wi Z. sell, at public 9
of the real estate belonging to the said
Academy. ;ssistng OF Acres of Land. (
with a handsome Acad eny building and
ground are nicely laid OF IN a beautiful
Oak Grove and tho building IS are practical-
~ new. Situated at the ) junction OF the
Seaboard and Southern s roads IN the
property j s well 4 suited for any. kind of
school or club Ii ollse
~ r. j |? MONTGOMERY,
iaig Nv. w. MEREDITH. 81
o. II. sSNCRNEIINGT0N, sSss
Mch H-5t Committee
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-21
BY Sutton & Co.
Real Estate Auctionecrs.

n, RUsTEEs AUCTION. SALE OF "A
l 4 FRAME HOUSE ON THE EAST
SIDE OFT IIIRD STREET. BETWEEN
sDUVAI. AND BAKER STREETS mo.
S23 N. THIRD STREET).
" In execution Of q certain deed of trust
to tho undersigned. dated February 4,
1893, and recorded In tho clerks office OF
tho Richmond chancery Court in p. B.
162 .".LA,,'' page 43i, default having been
made in the payment OF the debt secured
thereby, and being requested by the bene-
fciary SO to do, shall offer for sale, It
public auction. upon the premises, q,
WtEDNESDAY5 MARCH q, 1906, III
at s d clock p. NJ. the property above de-
scribcd The house tains three rooms,
and there Is on tho rear portion OF the lot
fronts twenty-five (22) feet on the east
side OF Third Street, and runs back be
tween parallel lines q depth OF one huns
9dred and twenty-five gdc2) feet to an alley
sixteen QO feet wide. I'LL
ri TDRMS-Cash} as to i expenses OF sale,
any taxes that may he due to day of sale,
and the sum OF $500 with interest on same
from August 4 1904, the balance upon Q
credit Of one and two years with interest
added, secured by deed OF trust upon
the property; or all cas- h. a the option
oA tlie = ~ s1ITTc,N Tr1,stee.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-21
RACES AT NEW u ORLEANS,
Jack Kerchcville and Dixie Lad
ssf Were Winning Favorites. ID
tBy Associated Press.5

NEW OR LEA Ms, March %. Jack Kercl,e-
vile, who nutrnn his field and Dixie Lad,
who lasted through n driving finish Just long
enough To win by a neck. were the winning
fayorites AT Crescent Git track today SUM
sntariex: 3;si 4 IL 4as, {. e ~ q l}ss
4 First race--nllle and an eighth-Daisy Green
On. TO 81 first, The Bobby 81 10 . second,
Nandorn 80 70 y third. Time. 2:ol Is
second races-onei half Hie-Jack kercheyillc
rs To 81 Y first, Nc Dnugle IS 10 y second,
Mnrkcnayer (l2 10 y third Time. al IA
Third race--fniie and seventy yards--Dixid
Lad III 10 81 first, Mar Jack az to - second,
handspring q 10 e, third Time; al Z, !,
4s{ Fourth 'racc--six 5i furlnnga-E'ioIal Wreath
20 to u first. Glen Gallant Is to y second,
EEelie OF Portland e IS to third. Time.
%1.l6. ss III III " 81.
II Fifth race-sixs furlonss-Safeguar q ito q
first, pr. Stephens q to 81 second, Popey tl3
10 II third Time, lis 4-5. III f s.s
Sixth receive and a half furongs-Duncan
rs TO 81 first, Sir Carter tcven) second Miss
4 Creek 20 to ~ third. Time. III rs.
Seventh race-six f,iriongs-P onca !io TO y
{ FIRST Flying Charcoal (l5 TO y second, Censor
4 IL TO ~ third. Time, rs. 45s$
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-21
IRAINEY'SS NEW SCHOONER.
FPalatial Craft to Fly Corinthian
ac]1t Club Pennant.

a31F.S 6 peEtas nc a
q BOSTON, March 21.-Lawley is at work on
the uey.a schooner for Yice- conlmod ore Roy
"A. Rainey, Of the Cortntlia Ya CHI. Club Phil
aadeIphia. This boat was des gned by AZ s.
4Chesebrouz IA Some changes have been made
in the original plans. II was I'M TENDED that THE
new boat should be % feet on the wal er lre.
hut this length has been Elcreas edS II. 70 20
feet IL 42
This change was made TO give The boat more
accommoda lions, as she is INTENDED for cruising
ra Their than racing ali hough she VIII be raced
In the big class OF schooners. ii9 52.
Tho over all length OF the boat Will now be
s135 feet 3 inches. the beam 255 feet g Inches
and the draught4 II feet. 3sgg59 M So
t This boat will displaca about 40 tons ana
spread about s, 400 square feet OF canvas.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-21
aOaklaWn Summary.
5fBy Associated Press.

2g9 8si8 BY Associated Press k
ss HOT SPRINGS RK, March el1 2o.-s Sum
ma ries: S.. .
first race four furlonEs ssarsa parlla Is 70
!; y first. Marlacchi Is TO y second, La Jean
b(evem third. Time, 100 rs. Is y. 81
Second race--nve and a half furlongs-our
lille {? to . first. All Black % to y second.
iMordella % to ID third. Time, 1903
u Third race-six and a half fnrlongs tito
/ steifel8E az to y first, Silver King q to y
SEecond. Gay Lizette % TO y third. x Time,
Z Fourth ace--fonr furlongs. Capital Hotel
stekes-Pretty Nelo e to y first. Lavenia
4 Iru6 q to II second, Pirates Dream Is to y
third. Time, $40 3-5, tls8 Isl
Fifth race-slx furlongs- Canal oharie q to p
first. Follles Bergeres g 10 81 second, Dewey
rs toll third y Time, II 40 & t3sss No
Sixth race-mile.sand seventy yards-stand
Pal Il to y first, Know Is to % second,
Oeonetz Gao to ~ third Time, li4b 3-5,
Results at City Park.
5s3s tBy Associated Press.) 4 X <,
" NEW ORLEANS. March 20.--Slx good races
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-21
3ENGLISHMAN BEATEN.
Rooney Defeats Jim Pa II: 4
Wrestling Match. 9E ss
fspeciaI 4 to The Times Dispatch.)
a1h.rjcc IL N ~ nf1n. RnnneY.kgn

TN-I3l519 ISpeClaI tpsNI
$t.HICaC;Ct Mar CHI % John Rooney. Of Chi
ca 20, defeated Jim Parr, the English cham
don In their wrestling match here SATURDAY
Snright at the Chicago # Athlctic ARsocia ton.
sRecney won the first n fall c;raeco- Roman
style, in nine minutes and twenty seconds 81
ss The second y fal hich was at ca ten AS
catch san, was won by the Engshnan in
nireteen minutes and thirty seconds @
Rooney, having won his fall In the shorteh.
/ tine was allowed tho. privilege OF choosing
Inc s,yie 1of the final bout. AS he Is best at
firneco- Roman, he chose that style and won
the fall in seven minutes i3 seconds. Rooney
weighed fully thirty pounds more than his
nj
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-21
a Slow Campaign

a . ]. (speoIal to The T!mes- pspatch)
CHARLOTTE, III Ga n March h,o; oThs City
Tuesday, April 18th. as the time for holding
the primary for the nomination OF municipal
officers. The present municipal! campaig IL
incumbent administration has placed q heavy
debt on the town. and this BURDEN together
outside the ring cares to shoulder apparently.
nut one candidate Is announced, n present al
lderman,5 and he will be elected
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-21
BY N. w. Bowe g. Son.
If Real Estate jl,uctioneers.s
TRUSTEES SALE OF IA HANDSOME
u 6IrORNERSsI, OT%8IN fNAIRMOTr. IT IN


In execution OF q deed Of trust dated
March y, 1885, recorded {, In I1enrieo Scum co
will. at tho request Of ~ he beneh ciary,
there having been default u the payment
liSl Ts' r EsDAY, MARCH q, d 0905,
at ID clock r. NJ, that handsome lot at
the northeast corner Of Fairmount Ave-
nue. and Twenty-tnird$ Street, fronting! %
feet on Fairmount Avenue and running
back 1926 feet to an alley In the rear Il
feet wide, and having fine shade trees
on its front and side. Will divide into
three lots, If desirable.
TERM S Cash sufficient to pay the
costs Of sale. and two notes for $40 each
with interest on one Of them from No
yember -, 1904, and on the other from
March 10, 1906 ;8a credit assto threelEin-
istalmentst Of $40 each .. payable July ls
ana November. L, 1905 and March la,
years from day OF sale. 81 with Interest
added, and all notes secured by q deed
ofEtrust on said property; or all cash, at
the option of the purchaser II s ",
N. wv. BOWIE. Trustee
i L. N u =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-21
Mrs. Hale's Affidavit.

Especial to The Times Dlspatch) sd
54 F,AIETTEVILI.B, N. G.. March 2O.---s
nal assault by the negro w liter Part
ridge. who Is alleged to have written d a.
letter to Governor Glenn, generating
Partridge, declares 1t a. forgery, SHE.
that she wrote any such letter. 81
q Partridge Is to hang April 6.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-21
PASSES HOUSE.
Race Horse Bill in Tennessee
Likely to Become Law.

tBy Associate Press.
NASHVILLE. TENN. March 2o.--The9 Rice
Lyon bill to prohibit gambling on race horses
passed the House this afternoon BY; a. vote of
4 IS to IS. The bill passed as II came from the;
senate without amendment The bill now Is
ready for the Governor 9 signature to max
It a law. IA 4 .3sssS W. sgy55S . 49,
Ve Governor Frazier will be elected X United
States aeantor Tomorrow and be succeeded by
John III Cox, Speaker of the Senate and the
bill viii profanity go to him, and as hs voted
for 1t In the Senate, he will in all probability
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-21
Prevented a Fire

y small blaze started III the basement OF No.
1869 East Main Street Eester1 the cause of
which, "short circuit. !. al eIectr icians cali
Owing to the prompt and vigorous action
of Mr.. ID. r. Midget e Mr. B. Moore and
several &othern, and the fire department, the
flames were quickly extlnguished..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-21
Americans Chosen

,55s (By3 Associated Presa)
s LONDON, March 2o,-rFor the Oxford, Cam
Slst, the Oxford COMMITTEES has selected the.
Ehodesan scholars, F. N. Young, Of South
Dakota, as first man in the team, for the high
Jump, and Nv. y, schutt, OF Cornell, as third
ms II In the team for the three mile race.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-21

at 4 80 CLOCK p. NJ, on the premises
offer for sale at public auction. the
above property. The loI has a frontage
& OF about. 20 feet by q good depth. This;
ing every year and is also very near
street car. } q n Il # H yssiH
The owner. being q nonresident, Is
anxious to sell. This is a bargain. Come
* TO the sn lei g e5e s{ft5 u
TI1RMs: Small cash payment, balance
on, long time and will be announced at
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-21
Stand PipeNIn

The Committee on Water, accompanied by
Mayor Nc ny and Superintendent Boiling
yesterday inspected the new dpipe, 4 and
found 1t in good condition. alisi9s 5S3 }Sssss
s{ The new apparatus Will be Put into opera
Z ton shortly KS zf5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-21

"A UcTIoN. SALE OF "a GOOD DE-