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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-25


/ approve your course very heartily,
and without hesitation. but agree
with you that we may think OF what
has been done does not relieve us Of
the obligation to press these cases
xsstion that in the circumstances
with the utmost diligence and energy
l approve very heartily OF your sug-
special counsel be employed, the
safest we can obtain. ! will be very
glad to confer with you about the Sc
lection. i hope that you will do this
without delay. / am very glad in
deed that you are giving your person.
III attention TO the immediate and dill
tgent prosecution Of the cases. which
L agree with you in regarding as OF
serious importance from every point
ot view"
RebuISc TO McNab.
The presidents telegram accepting
the resignation Of District Attorney
AfcNab carries a severe rebuko 10 the
retiring official for the manner in
which he rendered his resignation.
--his was the presidents telegram:
~ -sFeAsiy- regrrt rnat y6u should
have acted 20 hastily and under so
complete a m!sapprehAns!on OF the
actual circumstances. but since you
have chosen such course. and have
Rffen your resignation the form OF
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-25
MEDICAL BOARD
HAS BIG CLASS

One hundred and nineteen applicants
for license to practice medicine had
regiatered for examination when the
state board OF medical examiners
closed the entries last night for the
semi annual examinations--one OF the
largest classes that has faced the BOARD
in a long time. Eight of the. appii-
cants are negroes and two OF these
eight are women.
The examinations will begin this
morning in the Mechanics institute At
Eleventh and Broad street and will con-
tinue three days
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-25
NOTICE.

p. The City Democratic Committee will
meet Wednesday afternoon. at 4
O'Clock at the Howitzers Armory.
North Eighth street to recount the
ballots cast in the Primary Election.
-Juns T3rh, Tor members of the House
of Delegates and for Justices OF the
Peace in Madison Ward.
All parties interested are notified
TO attend
WALTER G. DUKE. Secretary.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-25
The National Remedy
Co., Inc.
e03 EAST MAIN STREET
(Second Floor --
TELEPHONE MADISON 37i
Not Advertised on Houses
LOW FARES JULY 4TH
VIA
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL-
WAY.

duced rates will be sold on July "a.
Sd, and 4th. good until July Z, 1919.
from Richmond to all stations on the
Norfolk and Western railway. and to
principal points in the South. Exam
pie of round-trip fares: Norfolk,
$3.46: Lynchburg. $6.Qh: Xirginaa
Beach, $3.50.
Special excursion to Norfolk. Vir-
ginia Beach and Ocean View on July
4th, leaving Richmond $40 A. NJ, re-
turning same day from Norfolk at
TAO p. M. $3.50 round-trip to Nor
folk and Ocean View, and $1-6b
round-trip to Virginia Beach.--Adv.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-25


air that stirred or went o IT on sight
seeing trips
Two Tiresome Sessions.
For two long and tiresome ses-
sions the board heard arguments pro
and con from a dozen counties, dur
ing which period factional and po-
litical rows and neighborhood feuds
were developed. without number, and
much impassioned oratory Campbell
county got into the limelight to some
extent by the energetic fight that is
being waged against w. L. CARRIER.
the incumbent. who has two oppo-
nents-W. c. Shackleford and p. M.
Blankenship-and the county asked
for additional time to present their
cases. which was granted. The
charge against Mr.. CARRIER seems to
be that he has retained in Office some
trustees who were not agreeable to
the people. State Senator Feather
ston appeared for Mr.. Shackleford
and V. f. Howard, and others advo-
Gated CARRIERS cause.
Politics occasionally cropped out
in the hearing. and once there was
warm interchange OF words be-
tween Plummer r. Jones. the incum-
bent in Buckingham county. and
James F. Hubbard, who Is seeking
the position. when the latter charged
the former with being a Republican.
Plummer heatedly denied the charge
and Immediately questioned Hub
bard's politicssA John A. Twyman Is
the other candidate In the county.
When the case of Patrick county was
called, which went over by special
consent until yesterday after the dis
position Of the Via charges, D. W.
Scott. one OF the Ave candidates, de-
MED that he has been q lifelong Re-
publican. but admitted that he had
voted for Roosevelt just to keep TAFT
out of It.
Some Human Interest.
The hearing was not without Incl
dents Of human interest. When tbs
case of Floyd county was called, r
M. Braume, who eapoused the cause
OF Isaac L. Epperly. the incumbent
created much merriment when he de.
clared that the 4osalX charge against
his client was that he " an ''old feld
Baptist" but he was sorry to say thai
Is not true. HE has Z leaning toward
the Presbyterians. and l understand
there isn't much difference" and the
crowd reared. A pathetic note wa
lent to the hearing when the veneer.
able retiring superintendent, Mr. Shell.
lar, who ID seventy-three years old
arose in behalf of Judge W. D
Vaughan. one OF the other four candi-
dates, and after his earnest speech n
advocacy of the man he thought best
fitted to become his successor, told
the board and the audience OF his first
visit to Richmond. when. at the close
Of the war, he wandered into the CAPT
toll. ragged. dirty and hungry. ana Dor
rowed money to get . meal. Egg
were 81 apiece. and he baked ut that
but satisfied his hunger with tin
cup of squash for which he paid So.
Another rather unique incident #.
forded by the hearing yesterday wal
the spectacle OF the son Of 6uperinten-
dent W. C. -DosA ct DAekenson county
pleading for the reelection OF hii
father over the six opposing candi-
datea.
when the board convenes this morn
ing 1t 10 o'clock Giles county will have
the floor. and the advocates Of TN
three candidates from that bailiwicL
will be given an opportunity to pre-.
sent their ciaimA -.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-25

where Trips Nerve and Bone Lini-
ment fails to give satisfactory results
after all others has failed. the empty
hottie returned to us IL worth what
you paid for the Liniment. 1t is good
and we know II. We will put 1t
against any liniment on earth for
Rheumatic Pains, Neuralgia, Stin and
Swollen Joints, Bruises, Cuts. Sore
Throat, Frosted Feet. Sprains, Cramps,
Collie, Stomach Worms, etc. Is cents
and 800 per bottle.
A reliable remedy for every ache
and pain and should be kept in every
home. Ask your druggist for 1t. II
he cannot supply you we can.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-25

A good-fitting Shirt of a
pleasing pattern is dear to
the heart of any man.
The first picking from
Manhattan and other lead
ing shirt makers are here.
Our enormous output
gives us this privilege.
Wonderful values at $1.00
plain or fancy. =
Then $50 mp to the love-
ly silks at 1915, SIS and Sc.
If you still have the Gus
tom habit, We'll make 'em
to your order.
Beautiful imported shirt
ings from which TO select.
Come and see.
"Ring-around- the-roses"
els suggested by our display
of Bulgarian Scarfs at SOC.
Your impulse will be to
select a dozen or so.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-25
LAST. CHAPTER N
NOTED TAX Fight
n. r.. AND r. PAYS AMOUNT DUE
STATE. CITIES AND COUNTIES
WITH INTEREST,".
INTEREST A BIC SUM
STATE AUDITOR MOORE NOT
JUBILANT OVER MIG CHECK BE-
CAUSE HE WANTED 1T ALL
HOW SUM WAS DIVIDED.

FINS was written to the last chap
ter in the long-standing controversy
between the State OF Virginia and the
Richmond. Fredericksburg and Po-
tomac railroad yesterday when the
railroad company paid over TO the va
rious claimants checks for the
amounts due them in taxes in accord
ance with the compromise agreement
reached by the State commission and
the roads officials.
TT seems small to me-" said State
Auditor Moore yesterday as he fin
Ecred caressingly the little slip of pa
per which conveys from the treasury
OF tho R. F. e. p. railroad the sum OF
n67.806.63." because i wanted the
whole amount due the State but felt
compelled to the superior wisdom OF
committee"
In States Strong BOX.
The check, which was In settlement
in full. according to the compromise
agreement between the State and the
railroad company of the franchise
and property tax for the five years.
1e0S-1s12, was promptly turned over
to State Treasurer Hartman. who tuck
ed 1t away in his strong box. The
original amount agreed upon in the
compromise was $l65.546.s3, but the
road had to pay interest on the COM
promise amount from March 3, 1913,
and the interest was $2,258.7o.
The stockholders held their meet
ing Monday afternoon and finally rat
flied the agreement between the
State commission to pay the taxes
and surrender the charter. The coun-
ties and towns interested in the tax
money were notified to call yester-
day and get their checks AS the
State employs no collector the check
was sent around to the auditors office
! by special messenger. Within the
next few days. rs soon as the instru-
ment is prepared, the road will apply
for a new charter to take the place OF
| the ancient instrument granted 1t
years ago when it was post road,
and which gave 1t exemption from
taxation and privileges which other
roads have not enjoyed. and hereafter
the road will be on the same basis as
are the other common carriers of
the State.
| Division of Sum.
| Under the terms of the agreement
the following Is a division of the sum
paid the State and the other various
claimants for taxes:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-25

Grand total ....... $685. 90
To these sums was added per cent
int crest for 80 days. from March Sd.
and 6 per cent interest from chat time
until date of payment. which swelled
tho total amount paid by the railroad
to $343.594.04.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-25
uPHOLDS M'RtYNOLKS

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DEATH LIST MAY GO

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Engineer Boliing's Letter.

A letter from City Engineer Boiling
setting forth his opinion that the
water was not impure and stating his
position IN regard to the installation
~ a hypochlorite plant was given to
the board, with the request that II be
n sde public The letter follows:
Honorable Administrative Board,
LII
The Washington times., 1913-12-18
Mrs. Emily Frech Barnes.
SINGING AND ELOCUrION.
lA3 NH st N. e. LING. l1sS
j. P Payne.
LEGAL NOTICES
coNKAD "a. sIME.

JAS. FRANCIS SMITH. AttyS-
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF TIE DlS-
TRICT OF COLUMBIA: HOLDING. A
DISTRICT COuRT.--In re-: The opening and
extension Of a minor sti Get through syuars
ys95. District Court No. lUH. NOTICE lS
HEREBY GIVEN that the Commissioners ef
the District Of Columbia, pursuant to ths
provisions Of Section lele to, Section ls0s l..
inclusive, OF the Code Of Law. for tte DIS
trict OF Columbia, have fled petition IN
thus Court praying the condemnation OF eae
land necessary Tor the opening ana exten-
sion q mtno. street through sSos o., - ~. :
plat or map nlcd with the said petition. as
part thereof. and praying also that jury Or
fiyc tudicious. disinterested mon. not .re,ated
to any person interested In these proceeotnes
and not In the service OF employment ot tne
District of Columbia or Of tho United Stafes;
DC summoned by the United Stsees Mafsnsl
for the District Of Columbia TO assess tne
damages each owner Of land to be taken may
sustain by reason OF the opening and exten-
sion OF said minor street and the 'connenne-
thereof. and to assess as benefits resulting
the refrom the entire amount OF said damaSes.
including the expenses OF theSc pr0ceeoings
In the square or block IN which said alley
or rninos street ID to be opened. extended.
widened, or straightened. and upon eafn Iot.
Or blocks confronting the square in which
said alley or minor street ID to be opened as
provided for In and by the Aforesaid Code
December. a. D.. - 1913. m oRpEREp. That ali
persons having amy interest In these pro-
ceetlinEs be, and they are, hereby. warned
and commanded 10 appear In this Court on
or before the sth day Of January, A. D., 1914.
At ten O'Clock q. M, and continue In attend
ancc until the Court shall have made Its qna!
orde- ratifying and confirming the award Ct
damages and the assessment Of benefits OF
the jury to be empa aeled and sworn herein:
and it is further ORDERED. that q copy Of
this notice and order be published once n
the Washington Law Reporter and twice Q
week for two successive weeks In the Wash
ington Evening Star, the Washington Post.
and The Washington Times, newspapers pub
lished In the said District, tefcre the said
6th day Of January. A. d. 1914. II IL further
ORDERED, that q copy of this notice and
order be served by the United States Marshal.
or his deputies. upon such OF the owners Of
: the fee Of the land to be condemned herein
as may be found by said Marshal. or his
deputies, within the District Of Columbia
before the said sth day Of January. A. D.
1914. By the Court WRIGHT. Justice. (Seai,
true copy. Test: J. r. YOUNG. Clerk. By
F. z. CUNNINGHAM Asst CLERK.
The Washington times., 1913-12-18
CONRAD II. sYME,

,TRIcT OF seoLUMBixs HoEsDsHa Dis
tn LRicT S9wET , Il re; The sDsIi.s Of al
HEREBY GIVEN that the COMMISSIONER Of
@e Of s.csion sss % section G 1s
inclusive. OF the Code of Law for the District
Of Columbia have filed a petition in this
necessary for the opening Of alleys in Square
iosS in the District of Columbia. as shown
on plat or map filed with the said petition.
Of fve tudIcious. disin;erested men. not re-
lated to any person Interested In these pro-
eeedinss and not in the service or employ
United States, be summoned by the United
States Marshal for the District OF Columbia
to assess the DAMAGES each owner Of land
opening Of said alleys and the condemnation
Of the land necessary for the purposes there
Of, and to assess as benefits resulting there
cluding the expenses Of these proceedings
upon each lot or part Of lot or parcel Of
alley or minor street is to be opened. ex-
tendcd. widcnsd or Strengthened. and upon
each lot. part Of lot or parcel Of around in
the squares or blocks confronting The square
III which said alley or minor street Is to
be opened rs provided for In md by tho
afoI esaid Code Of Law; 1t i:. by the Court.
DEREp. THAT all persons having any inter
est In these proceedings be. and they are
hereby Warned dt!u COhfndnueQ 10 0UDear IN
this Court on or before the 9Th day OF Janu-
ary A. ID. 1?ii.' al ten O'Clock a M. and
con,inre in attendance until the Court shall
have Ineds Its final order ratifying and con-
nrming the pwaid OF damages and the as
sess,Iaut Of benefits OF the jury - be EN-
paIelcd and sworn herein: and II 10 further
ORDERED. That p copy OF this notice and
order 10 published once in the Washington
Law Reporter and twice week for two s.ic-
cessiye weeks 10 the, Washington Evening
Star. the Washington Post and The Wash
inston Times. newspapers published in the
ary. A D. 1914 II is further. ORDERED.
That 2 copy OF this notice and order be
serred b. the United States Marshal. or his
deputies. upon such OF the owners Of the
fee of the land to be condemned herein as
may be found BY the said Marshal or his
deputies, within the District of Columbia be-
fore the said sth day OF January. A. D. 1914.
By the Court: WRIGHT. Justice. fSeaD A
true copy Test: J. r. YOUNG. Clerk By F.
e. CUNNINGHAM, Asst. Clerk.
The Washington times., 1913-12-18
CONRAD ii. oTNE.
fAS FRA Nt-IS SMITH AhI

IN THE; suIi.EMs; COuRi UF 1fIE DIS
TRICI Or COLUABlA. HOLDING A Dis
Ing oil alleys in square 3s2l IN the District
OF Columbia. District Court No. 1905. 40
fIcE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the Cornnis-
sioncrs Of the District OF Columbia. pursuanr
10 the provisions OF Section isOse to Section
1865 l, inclusive, Of the Code OF Law for
nh. District OF Columbia have iiled u petition
In this Court praying the Condemnation OF
the land necessary tor the opening and Wild
ening OF alleys In Square 26sl In the Dis
HsS with the said petition. as part thereof
and L, ayinS also that jury " i've. jEdicieus.
dlsinterested men. not related 10 any person
Interested In these procetdings and not In
tne service or employment o. the Dl5tIIct or
t'oIumpia or OF the Cpited States. be sum
TnunvG by the United States MLr,hal for the
Ir;s,rtrt of columbia to asses the damages
c.c, owner OF land To lie taken may sustain
nv r,a.,on OF the opening and widening
OF said slleys and the coldemhsten OF the
IN ..ssees benehts- ttsultlns therefrom
lie entire amount or said damages including
tho expenses OF these proceedinss upon each
10, or part of lot or parcel OF land I'M
,he .uusrc or block IN Wp;ch said alley O.
iTinor street is 20 be- opened, extended wid-
- ar stYaiShtCued. and upon each lot
n,rt OF lot tr parcel II grcdnd in the squaI es
or blocks ,0niru.Itin: the squarG Ia which
said alley or minor s.rect Is TO be opened
-, pror idcd Ior III and, by the azores .id
,:odr of Law. Ii Is, by the Court, tuis sin
Az nj peceutIcr. a. ID. 1913, OROEEE,tJ
ST,, all persons hariag any interest Ia the,e
~ r,nnnranded TO appear In, this Couri on
aT rcforc tic 9th da" Of January. A. u. IoI;
al ion o'rlotk "A. m. and continue in ar
s,dsmcs untn the Court shall have 'i,,..c
,,t NijusI ordsr ratifying and confirmipg the
award OF dsrnases and the Assessment OF
be,,cfis OF the Jury 20 be empsneled and
o',nrn Lcrt IN: and II Is further ORDEREm
Tn,i u, copy Of this notice and order be pnS.
IL he'd Uncc ia NE " ashinsion Law Reporter
and twi,e wecS for two successive weeks
-, I,,c Wasting, ,pI EStnlns; 3tar the WssS
in-tou lost ii Tho Washington Times
neW.papers publishcd In the tsid District
isIi, Il is furihcr ORDERED. That a COW
a, this notice aud order Gc served BY M
,Itcu s;tatea NaT-hsl,- or his deputlc.; upnn
,t.,-n OF the ncrs OF the Zee OF the land +,
% ,oT.deaincd herein may BE- found hy
,ha said Marshal. OF his deputies. Within
br Ihsrrict os Columbia before tho said eth
~ of Jsnuar,, 4. u. 1914. ny the Court
Y-TlSfiT. JISticc. ,Scsp 4 true cooy-, Tes; /:
J. L. YOUNG. lerk. BY y, y. CuNSISi-
NAM. Asst Clost
The Washington times., 1913-12-18
CONRAD Il. oiME.

IN THE SUpKnME COURT OF THE DIS
-TRlCT OF COLUMBIA. HOLDING A
DISTRICT COURT. In re: The opening ana
srIensiou OF a MINOR street through Block
~ in the Dislrict OF Columbia. DisIrIc,
Cm,it No. IV4l. NOTICE Is HEREBi
GIVEN tnat the Commissioners OF the Dis-
trict OF Columbia, pursuant TO the provisions
of section lSIe d 10 SeciIon l6tS /. inclusive.
of rhe Code of Law for the District oil CO.
iup,uia have nled = petirion In tDfs Courl
praying the condemnation ot tne iand nsees-
sIrs,l lnrrusn Siock Boo. In tue Dis,rtct OF
Columbis, as SHOWN on plat or map hled
with tile SAID petition. as part thertoi, anu
prsl,ng also that jury Of five judicious
r,Is,nterrstea men, not rsiated- 10 any person
interested in these proceedings ana not III
tno ser, ice OF employment VI me Disttic; o.
= t.,tI,n,bia or Of the United States, be sum-
unn,d nv the Tinted States MARSHAL IoG the
IJIsIrict Of Columbia 10 assess the dsnages
,acn owner VI Iani 10 be taken may sustain
py r.as>a or the opening ana extension Of
La amor street and the contemplation OF
I'M, and necessary for the purpose thereof.
AMI TO assess us bcnents resulting there
,ron, tlre entire amount OF said damages, in
riupny th. expenses Of these proceedings
ns,n eacn lot or part OF hot or Iarcsi OF
IN, in the square OF block in whicn said
.liIey 'er minor strsct, 70 pe opsnea' ex-
s.rh LOT, parl OF lot, or paIcrl OIL grou.:d III
tn. smarrs vr blocks confronting the suuaI !,
IN which said alley or minor street IS 10 b.
n1cneJ as provided tor in and by the afore-
Ia IN ,'ode OF Law. IL Is, BY the Court, this
s,h day Of December, 4. ID. 1915, ORDERED,
That all r..rsons haviay any interest iu thes-
i,r,.e,e,fip,s be- and they are hereby. " armed
and .oinhisnded 10 appear Ii this Court on
'os b.iore the nth day. of January. \. u. 1914,
al zen O'clock a. M, ami cont!nue in at
!, ndnuce until the Court shall have made
lis n.lnl order ratifyipg and confirming the
award Of damages and the assessneni OF
sneucIts Of the Jury 10, be enpaneled and
81, orn herein; and It il further ORDERED.
Ihst a copy O: this notice and Grdcr Dc
hubii.hes once in the Washington Law I;e-
porter and twice we:s for two successive
w,.ks in The Washington Evening Star, the
wasbln-tun Herald, aud Tho washington
Times, new spaptrs published In the said DIS
trict. before the said 9Th day OF January. 4.
n rat1 IL is further ORDERED, Thai a
.opy o. this aotlcc. snd order be served by
Inc United states Marshal or his deputies,
Inon sucb- OF the owGcrs OF the fee OF the
itnd TO be condemned herein as may be foun
b- m. said Marshal. or his deputies. within
tho district Of ColuIIbis before the said 9Th
dsy oil January A. l.. 1911. 'Sea!D BY the
Court, WRIGHT. Jussicc: true copy.
Test. L. r. vol; Nc, Clerk. BY i. T..
- tJ'ESISI;HAN. Asst. Clerk. /
The Washington times., 1913-12-18
THos. J. OWEN SON. Auctioneer..
TRUSTEES SALE OF HANDSOME FRAME
BUNGALOW NO iJC6 S;h STREET

TRUSTEES SALE OF HANDSOME FRAME
BUNGALOW NO. iJCs S;h STREET
NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of a Get tain deed OF trust duly
recorded IN Liber 800, at folio 20; CT SEQ.
Uf the Land Records for the District of Co
IusBbia sGd at the request OF the party s-e-
cured thereby. the undersigned trust res will
sell AZ public auction in front OF De p-sEl-
see on hondsy. the Ind Gay OF December.
IeiS ct & o'clock p. M. the following de-
scifood land AMI premises situate in the
yvUuty Of Washington. Distr.ct of Columbia
and being all Of 10, - in J. S. GruVer's
subdivision Of Lots an Square IS In Pet
orth Addition TO the CITY o. Washington''
o. per plat thereof. recorded in Liber a.
lOIio e. Of the Surveyors Ofice Records OF
Eslc Dcsirict.
Terms Of Sale: Sold subject 10 a prior
deed OF trust for s., 500 and the amount over
raId IruEt to be rsid in casa. SEQ deposit
required upon &C, eptance Of bid. Convey
sHcIIz, etc.. at purchasers cost. SsIe to be
rloSed within fifteen days or the property
nay be re-sold at the risk and cost OF the
defs sulting purchaser. after five DAYS public
advertisement OF such sale.
HUGH A. THRIFT.
BRUCE CLEVELAND.
f Trustees