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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-12

This week the ladies OF the vari-
Gus Christian chuAches are observing
a week of prayer. Each afternoon
at O'Clock representatives from every
Christian church in the city gather
at one specified church and very
delightful service Is held. Monday
afternoon the service was held at
Third Christian. with Mra Gerald
Culberson, wife Of the pastor, presid-
ing. Several short papers were read
and spiritual talks given. The sing
ing was much enjoyed. Tuesday the
meeting was at Seventh street
Christian: Wednesday. cowardin Ave-
nue.. southside; Thursday. Allen Ave
nue. Christian, and Friday at Mar
shall Street.
About twenty young men OF Church
Hin. having formed a minstrel troupe.
final arrangements for an entertain
ment to be given at Liberty Hall
TueAiay evening, April rs, have been
made. The object for which this en-
tertainment is given, the Home for
the Incurables, is a most worthy one,
and the patronage Of the public 10
solicited. Admission will be twenty
five cents.
4 delightful lecture. Blue Ridge
Breexes," will be given April 20 at
b1aACn memorial CnuECn by ftef. d.
NJ. Rowland, under the auspices of
Mia Maggie Burnettss sunday school
class. As Mr.. Rowland il a fluent
speaker. this lecture will no doubt
prove enjoyable. Tickets may be
purchased FOR twenty-five cents.
An Easter egg hunt will be given
Friday afternoon in the home OF Mrs.
George r. Greene, under the auspices
OF Mrs. w. ". Smiths calendar week
circle. Home made candy and ice
cream Will be sold and tire proceeds
devoted to the piano fund.
Rehearsals are In progress for the
society drama. Just for Fun" TO be
given at Liberty Hall Tuesday even
ing. April Is. by the Lee Cook ". C.
r. Z.
Mrs. Cumbie and her daughter.
Miss Mary Gum, of East Broad
street with spend this week In Pc
tersburg before going 10 Gladstone,
| where they will make their future
home.
Mr.. Russell OF East Marshall
street. who has been quite sick, i.
improving.
Invitations are out to the marriage
of Miss Clara Otey to Mr.. Cabeii j
Buchanan. The ceremony will be
performed In the home of the brides
| psrent& MIR. ard Mrs. 'John b. Otcy
403 North Twenty-seventh street
Monday. April ii. at A. NJ
The death OF Mr.. John Pitt. aged
eighty seven. which occurred In the
home Of his son, Mr.. George Pitt
| s07 North Twenty-sixth street re
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-12
GETS DIVORCE TO WE'D
1 MINISTER
Continued from First Page

Continued from First Psse.t
notary public. performing the cere-
mony. They had no children, II was
learned from other sources.
The divorce papers record that :he
couple were residing on Venabie
street. Richmond, at the time OF the
divorce action. and from friends OF
the couple 4. was learned that they
broke up housekeeping In swanseoro
about the Same TINA
Not Under Foreign Board.
Rev. Dr. r. Us Willinghana. cor
responding secretary OF the Southern
Baptist Foreign Mission Board, scout
cd tho report Wednesday that Rev.
Mr.. Miles and his wife were going 10
tho Philippines ~ Baptist mission
aries. The Baptists. he said. do not
conduct mission work In that fisid
and IL Miles went there he would 20
with no authority from the Southern
Baptist board.
Fellow workmen Of Brown AZ Biges
Antique Furniture establishment on
Main street near Stxth, where he 10
employed rs cabinetmaker. say that
Rev. Mr. Miles called several times
70 see him within the last month er
two and so far - they could gather
the minister seemed anxious to get
Brown 10 silence tho scandAious re-
ports going the rounds In South Rich
mond. II he could.
In accordance with the custom of
tbs chAncery court. the Brown d.
vorce was not made public At the
time Il was granted and II was only
after persistent effort that the records
were obtained Wednesday,
Cause u Great SORROW.
Every one speaks In the highest
terms Of Mr.. Brown and at his place
of business he IN regarded As one. OF
the best workers In the shop. He Is .
carpenter by trade.
Mrs. Timmons says that her daugh-
ter was the best girl she ever knew.
but that her conduct with the minis
ter had broken her poor old mothers
heart and also that Of her husband.
The mother-in-ia was unstinted
in her praises OF Mr.. Brown and stat
ed that ne said he wanted his wife
to have every thing she needed. He
accompanied her to the depot and
bought her ticket TO Chattanooga
when she left to meet the minister
whom she was 10 we'd. II II rumored
that Mr.. Brown borrow several hum
dred dollars and gave his wife before
she went away. in addition to 1900
that he had saved.
| The mai developments In the case
were a great surprise TO tho majority
| of the members OF the Clopton- Street
church and tho friends of both the
former pastor and Mrs. Brown.
MI Miles came TO Richmond sev-
eral years ago from Birmingham, Ala.
where he had been assistant to DIR. A.
J. Dickinson. pastor Of the First Bap-
| tfst church OF that place. He left
here only few weeks ago, II Is said,
| to accept 4 call from a Baptist church
| at Marbury. Ala. where he lie now
acting as pastor.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-12
VOTE ON PLAN FOR
MUNICIPAL PLANT

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. April Ia
Alderman Grimes ordinance requesting
the Judge Of the Corporation court to
ORDER an clectson on bond issue OF
t1s0.oee for tbs erection Of 4 nauntcipai
last night by the board OF aldermen. six
votes to two---West and helms voting
"nay'-aftcr the letter from tho board
OF directors OF the Chamber OF Com
ure be delayed until tho city coulA have
y dfstnt6restsd expert Investigate the
feasibility of the proposition had been
laid on the table. The ordinance will
be presented to Mayer Jones to-day for
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-12
FLYING OVER CHANNEL
WITH NO BOATS NEAR

DOVER. ENGLAND. April 12.--An
unknown aviator. flying in a mono-
plane too high for the make to b
clearly determined. passed over this
city this afternoon. headed across the
channel for the French eoast- He had
no attending boats and will likely
drown should anything happen to his
machine before the channel 10 cross
"a.
Later II developed that the daring
flyer n 4 French aviator named Prier.
who only recently learned 10 handle
a monoplane. He started from Hem
don, small town near London ard
said when he left that he would try
to make Paris without stopping.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-12

moves from our midst one OF Church
Hills Oldest and most widely known
citizens. Especially was he familiar
figure in lodge circles. His funefat
will take place Wednesday aftethOoM
at 1850 O'Clock from Union Station
church.
An Easter Egg hunt will be given
by the Leish-Street Baptist church
on Thursday afternoon. April IL, IT
i o'clock. An admission fee Of flve
cents will be charged. After the go
hunt candy and Ice cream cones Will
be for sale.
The following Is the invitation to
unique entertainment entitled "A
Darky Wedding" to be given under
the auspices OF the Jefferson Hive
OF Lady Maccabees, Mr.. and Mr..
Iosephus Washington Booker request
your presence at the marriage Of their
daughter. Angeius Maud Booker, to
Mr.. Buster Alien White. Thursday.
April 20. at p M. at Liberty Hall.
There will also be drills, Rotations
vocal and Instrumental music.
The Reading Glass OF the w. II. n.
s. of 81. James church will meet
Thursday afternoon at O'Clock with
, Mrs George F. Greene. at the parson-
age. They will continue the reading
OF Mrs. Helen Montgomery's book.
Western Women in Eastern Lands"
Mrs. Linda Cosby and Miss Annie Nc
Phsil will be the readers.
The Sunbeam Society OF Leigh
Street church will give an Easter err
! hunt On the evening OF Good Friday
! in the basement of the church. a
silver offering will be taken at the
door. Home made candy and -
] freshments will be on sale. Mr..
I Austin is president Of this society. ana
asks the children to come and have
| q good time.
! Mr.. A. Fl. Taylor, editor of the DAM
willie Register, and his wife Of Dam
/ vile, were the recent guests OF rela-
| tives on East Grace street.
! Mr., Adam Diacont. OF 222s Venable
street. was elected last evening CLERK
| Of the Second Market over number
! Of competitors. The council made no
/ mistake in his selection. and the city
! has secured a good officer.
Miss BERTHE Bickers. who has been
quite sick. is much improved.
DIR. H. r. Hawkins OF East Graco
/ DIR. Harshbarger at the City Home.
/ for the past ten days, win return
/ to his home to-day.
! t.. Miss~ StalIa Williams, ct s7e2- ExAt
Gracs street, continues quite sick n
her home,
Mrs. Charles Eldridge and children.
! q Coalfield. Va. were the guests Of
friends on the hill Tuesday.
! Mrs John Cowan 10 very sick r.
her home on Chimborazo Park.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-12
7RUsT-bUsTER IS
SENT TO SENATE

DIES MONIES. IOWA. April IL
Judge w S. Kenyon, govsrnEl1
trust buster" was elected u O.
Doiiiver seat in the United etAt6 &
the sixty seventh joint ballot TIT
ternoon, receiving IS voter 70 - e
Supreme Judge Horace e. DeMe
and 81 for Claude r. Porter, De-
cratic candidate.
The election came on the third 1o
lot to-day after both hOtsso 1
adopted = resolution 70 sdt6ssn
o. clock and ends . strs0gle ~ 11
mnths' duration. i NV !. r ! 1 szsSs u
Kenyon. the youneAst tsAAtet
electei from IeWa. was born a4 1
o., June 10. 16eS. educated -
College. 0rinnel. lows. ana p&M1
law at Fort Ds1ge. He II = psNl
size nspu6li0an. M
Three years Ago he went - e.
~ attorney Tor the tiiin0ts
railr0AA.S Onty ruasdtlt -
pointed Aaata&ant 70 tho At11G
eral 81 the UMited 0tAte1 -
In this ofIstN vet h1>m te6 o1x
the progressivss u Iowa .
At0rsaip n. MA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-12
BOYS UNCLE WAS
IN k|DhAP PLOT
Startling Revelations in the
Stealing of Little Rogers
Bow

LAS VEGAS, N. NJ. April Ia
Fearing that violence win be Of.
fcred to win Rogers, brother Of
A. r. Rogers, Of this city, who
confessed ne participated In tho
pa0s 70 kidnap his ncpAAew, Waldo H.
Rogers, for $4,000 ransom, Csp-
tain Fofnon, Of the territorial
Fl mounted police, arranged to-day
to spirit the prisoner TO Santa 70
before nightfall. With him win
90 George Virgins, . former con.
vict, who did the actual kidnap-
ping and whose confession fm-
pIicatcd the boys uncle.
Threats are freely made on the
streets to-day that the prisoners wi1
be taken out of jail and summary
dealt with. The abducted boys uncle
10 In . state Of nervous collapse to-
day following his statement to the
police at midnight In which he con-
fessed all the details OF the plot and
told them where the $4,000 ransom,
which the boys mother paid for his
release, could be found.
The officers went to the home OF
A. 7. Rogers and there found the
package Of bills intact. The arrest Vt
Rogers followed Immediately the cap
ture of Virgins, after he had been
closely shadowed for several days.
Virgins. when "sweated" had made a
statement in which he implicated
Rogers.
lie declared he was at Madrid. n.
H.. when he received letter from
Rogers q unfolding the kidnapping
scheme and asking him to come here.
Virgins did 30, and 4 few days later
the kidnapping was carried out. the
conspirators 80 arranging II that viii
Rogers himself would be the one
chosen by little Watdo's mother ia
deliver the $4,000 ransom required
The boy was kidnapped on the nigh,
OF April l and the following night =,
midnight VIII Rogers was sent u
the mountain nAstness indicated by the
kidnappers az the spot where the ran
som must be paid. He returned sew
eral hours later with the abducted
boy and told the police and the boy'1
mother that four masked men had
held him up at the kidnapper's rem
devious. taken the ransom and then
had sent him to a spot near Kerney'l
GAP. where he had found the lad fas,
asleep
Immediately the Kidnapped boy'i
father hurried back here from Ration
N M. where he had gone ON bust.
ness with n. L. Waldo and the iad'i
millionaire grandfather WAS summon.
Cd.
They offered a reward OF $50, zoe
for the capture of the kidnappe and
Captain Fornoff. OF the mounted
police. at once took up the search.
!, is reported that a third man IL
under close surveillance ana will ID
arrested before night
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-12
PREACHERS ACT
4 GREAT SURPRISE
DIVORCE AND
MARRIAGE OF HANDSOME
swANsBORO WOMAN.

The sensational divorce and mar
riage of Mrs. Rosa Lee Brown to Rev.
J. c. Miles was the principal topic
of conversation In the Southside ward
Wednesday morning. Preacher Miles
was well known in Washington Ward
and was very popular. Mrs. Brown
was also widely known and regarded
as one OF the best church workers in
tho suburb made famous as the scene
Of the charges of peddling against
the mighty Standard Oil Company.
The Eouthside people were of the
opinion that some serious mistake had
been made. and were not disposed
to beiieve the serious rumors that
were current
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-12

BOSTON, MASS. April f2.--That q
majority OF the mem bers OF tho New
England division of the Railway Mail
Clerks Association are opposed to the
government order against secret or
ganixa ton was shown to-day by the
election of Charles II. Quackenbush.
of Stamford, president OF the divi-
sion organization. and III. S. Slocum.
Of Springfield. delegate to the ma
tionai convention. Both men had
been recently dropped from. the SER
vie by the officials OF the Post Offlce
Department because they were active
I'm securing members for the new rail-
way mail clerks union. Their eiec-
ton was construed as a rebake 10 the
attitude OF the postmaster general,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-12

ed in the announcement that EhHp.
pard Webb, the we'll known ofgan1at
of this city, VIII give an organ r.
cital on Thursday evening, April a.,
at Porter Street Presbyterian church.
corner Tenth and Porter streets, 90uft
Richmond. for the benefit of the new
Westminster Presbyterian church. ~.
Webb will be assisted by some Of the
best known musical talent In the citN.
In Police Court, part 3 wednesday
morning Gilbert Turner was f1ne4
$3.50 on a charge Of trespassine ~
the premises OF Mr.. Maxey.
A petition Is being circulated an
freely signed asking Governor Mana
TO pardon James Caudie. the a141
white man sent to Jail a few wee1n
ago tor stealing q loaf Of bread -
= bottle OF milk. The excuse ofker01
Is that he was drunk and did ~
knew what he was doing. 9s
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-12
OCTOBER POSITION
LEADS IN COTTON

NEW YORK. April 1.-THE octo-
Der pe1iticn led 81 the opening OF
the c0ttAn market with, IN ADVANCE ct
p0tnt while other options were 10
4 points lower. dhS 70 ex4sssivs rains
and rather low t1npef&tufss OVER th4
western belt. Hr1o1o:
Nay, 1850 f1.se; July. ll.S40
ll,S5s August, 1t.llW1A.t1: October.
i3.s4o fz.3s: Decembst. IL. 7so t15t:
January, lz7o; March. 11-7b0 1sa77s
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-12
MUNICIPAL PAWNeHoPs
m CITIES or OHIO

COLUMBU6, o.. April 1.-THE
Bsstsch bill, authorizing all Ohio
cities to establish municipal pawn
shops. when sanctioned by q refer.
endum to the people. became . law
to-day. 1t passed both houses OF
the Legislature and Governor Har-
mon a1iowins IL 70 become operative
without his signature.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-12
GAME ENDED WHEN PLAYER
FELL INTO FOUNTAIN.

WASHINGTON. d. c., April H.
Members Of the Supreme Court Of the
United States, dignihed senators ana
memb ers Of the lower@ house Of Con-
eress, suspended business for . time
Yesterday TO attend q baseball game
on the Capitol grounds between pakes
and messenger boys employed In the
chambers Of tho National EeEislsture.
While the Hupreme Court 1usticas
tors and representatives rooted" for
the respective teams. The game came
to an abrupt end. when q youthful
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-12
WILL PRESS CHARGE
OF CUSTOM FRAUD

WASHINGTON. l.. c.. April Ia
Despite the fact that the importing
firm OF Duveen brothers. in New York.
have deposited 3i.2o0.o0o In settle
n,ent OF clAims made against thcm
by the Treasury Department fer I'M
LIBERALIZATION customs frauds. crinif-
nal prosecutions Will be pushed to the
limit, according to a statement made
at the Department OF Justice to-day
by District Attorney Wise. of New
York,
THE Sl.so0.oo0 winds up the civil
action and nothing more" said Mr..
Wise The criminal end, with the
possibility OF jail sentences being In
flicted, will be carried on just the
eanle."
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-12
REVIVAL, SERVICES
IN THE CHURCHES

Large crowds are attending the SER
vices in Stockton Street Baptist
church, where Rev. Mr.. Doan Is
preaching for Rev. Mr.. Haley. Mrs.
Shiflett, the gifted soprano. Will sing
al the services wednesday night.
In the weatherford Memorial Bap-
ttst church Rev. G. A. Jenkins. OF
Norfolk, IL drawing crowds ntutHtly.
and many additions TO the church are
being made. Mr.. jenkins serrnons win
continue all this week and next The
public Is invited 10 attend the SER
vices. Special music II being furnish
ed by the choir.
will preach 1t the Decatur Street
Methodist church Wednesday night.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-12
WOULD tNvEsrt0ATE
y. D. ATTORNEY cENEHAL

, WASHINGTON. d. c.. April lz.---
An Investigation, personally. Of the
ATTORNEY General Of the United States.
s. contemplate IN resolution In
tfodueed In the Mouse by Representa-
tive NAynsy, {Dsmocrat). Of Illinois.
II pr0vtd<s for . ccnnittse 81 nine
members. SIX Democratic ana three
H1Dublirans. 70 be elected. 70 invss-
,ffRAtA whether George w. Wickefshasn
ksa any present ossteide CONNECTIONS
witch dtsaualify him for services - IT
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-12
SALEM TO HAVE NEW
HIGH SCHOOL eUiLDlNG

Especial TO The Richmond virginian.)
ROANOKE VA. April 12.-To-day
the school board OF Salem awarded to
q. r. Raglan contract for preparing
plans for a new High school building
% cost $4,000. The structure IL to De
a brick. modern in every way, and
containing eight rooms.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-12
GOVERNOR BROWN
STUDIES CASE
STRtPLING PARDON NEARING
WILL NOT TAKE PLACE
TRUspAY.

Especial to Tho Richmond virginiAn.)
ATLANTA, GA, April 12.--The par
don hearing In the case Of Thomas
Stripping will not come OF tomorrow
before the governor as the attorneys
were unable to appear. The hearing
will be set for one day next week. Gov
ofnoY Brown says he sat up until mid
night last night studying the case.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-12
SAYS HITCHCOCK HAe GREATLY
IMPROVED pU0TAL eERvtcR

BOSTON, MASS, April 12.-Post-
master General Hitchcock was warm.
Iy praised to-day ~ Postmaster L. L.
Campbell Of Northampton. speaking
before the meeting Of the postmasterS'
association OF New England. Camp
bell sid the last two years had seen
more radical improvements than any
time d,aYing the history OF tho post
oflice service.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-12

Especial to The Richmond virginian.)
FARMvIL4LE. VA. April l2.--Mr. ).
T, PHILIPPE, = venerAble and, respected
cittsen died 81 his home on Virginia
street this morning AFTER an iilness
% many months. Tho deceased spent
most Of his lite, On = farm near Rice.
this county. but, came to Fafmvilie
some years ago and continued IN 80
i've 6ndin6ss until his health failed.
He leaves widow but no children.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-12
NO REQU|s|T|0h
FOR c. ]. R|xEY.
CoMMoNwnAirHs ATrORsnx
BRENT SAYS HN HAS DECIDHD
ON THE MATTER.

Especial to The Richmond vfrRiu!an.)
ALEXANDRIA, VA, April 11.--Com-
monweaIth's Attornsy s. q. Brent.
when seen by reporter for the Vif-
ginian this morning, stated that he
had not asked Governor Mann for .
requisition for Banker Rixey nor had
hs decided yet whether he would do %
or not. II 10 more than probable that
Mr.. Brent win visit until after the 51st
instant, when Mr.. Rixey's attorneys
have promised to have him in this
city to renew his bond, before he
makes any attempt BY reQuisition or
otherwise to arrest Nixey In Wssh-
ingtUn.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-12
FIRM TONE IN
STOCK MARKET
SOME STOCKS SHOW FRACTIONAL
~
GAINs-IMPROvEMENT
GENERAL.

NEW YORK, April 12.-->Aithous11
there was some degree Of irreeularfty
at the opening Of tho stock market
to-day, tho tone was firm and after
the first sales a general improvement
took place. some stocks showing frac-
tionai gains Union Pacific started
IL lower, recovered about half Of the
loss, and Missouri Pacific. which OPEN
ed IA lower, recovered the recession.
The tone became fairly strong to-
ward the end Of the first hour and
prices generally ranged above yester-
days close. Government bonds un-
changed; others dull.
The market became extremely duil
In tho late forenoon: price movements
being extremely narrow.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-12

Mrs. J. Fl. Crawiey. Of Centraiia.
who elorsd = Few weeks ago with her
husbands brother, Eugene CrAwley.
has returned home and Z perfect re-
consultation 10 reported to have taken
place. Thee lopers were arrested in
York, Pa. and Eugene IL still In JAN
At that place. not being able to pay .
dne oe $50
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-12
WOMAN CHANGED WITH
MURDER OF OWN DAUGHTER

BOSTON, MASS. April is.-Mrs.
Clara Russell was arrested to-day on
tho charge Of strangiing her twelve
year old daughter. Marjorie. at her
home In Dorchester. The police claim
that she used a towel to choke tho
child
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-12

player on the senate team, fell into
under" . ~.
There WIS no oAlctGl SCORE, but :
Q fountain white endeavoffAg TO get
rivalry other than thet, growing OUT
Of the difference Ia the political com
plsxion Of the two Houses, has arisen'
and another contest on the diamond.
IL being arranged.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-12
ASKS nIG INCREASE
or CAPITAL STOCK.

RALEIGH. n. c., April f2.-.'rhe Car
oIina Power ana Light Con- pany. Of
Raleigh, Tuesday Aled an amendment
to itA charter, whereby the authorized
capital stock Of tho company 10 In
creased from s3.f51.eoe TO 81, sec eee.
II ie believed that plans are afoot Tor
the construction Of several new In
terurbAa lines In tails section.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-12

ST. PETERSBURG. April IA
The Russian naval estimates. A. ap-
proved by the Duma to-day. provide
for SIS, 080, 0o8 for new warships and
the feha Utilization Of the Black Sea
navy yards
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-12

Lecture On Japan.
The Rev. r. r. Ray Will lecture on
the subject Of Japan at Calvary hap
tist Wednesday night. it - announced.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-09
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BANKRUPTCY sALE


Pursuant to aud in execution Of an
order of the District Court of the
United States for the Eastern District
of Virginia, entered at RICHMOND. in
y. p. 1911. in the matter or Smith e
Woodall bankrupts will sell al pub
lie auction. on the promises, on
WEDNESDAY,, THE 10TH DAY OF
Y,il9ll,
at $40 O'Clock r. NJ.
the following described parcel OF real
estate. lying and being situate In tho
city Of Richmond. Va, viz. AL that
certain lot or parcel Of land fronting
Is feet. more or less. on The west limo
OF Park street, between Main aud Cary
Streets. and extending back at right
angles from said front. and between
parallel lines 50 feet 10 an alley 10
feet Wide.
n TERMS; Cash.
2. MElSEL .TR..
Trustee In Bankruptcy
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-09

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