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auftion SdIes, future Dap5
BY r. y Catlin y Company.
IS North Eighth Street.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE,
Modern Suburban Residence
in Plan Of "Northamp-
ton," With Lot I55x250
Feet.

In execution Of n certain deed Of
trust 10 me, Of record tn clerks Office
II licnrlco County Court, in -. H. l4S h.
page ). default having been made in
the payment OF certain note therein
secured. and being required so To do by
the beneficiary, will, on
TUESDAY. DECEMBER =. 1915
At $50 o'clock L. NJ.
on the premises. sell at public auction.
that certain lot with improvements
thereon. designated as Lot No H. in
Section Il. in plan OF Northampton.
which is on Montrosc Avenue. near New
North Road. The building is an at
tractive one. with cellar. sewer hot
and cold water. electric lights. etc.
TERMS: Cash sufficient TO pay all
taxes due, II any. cost Of executing the
trust and TO pay a note OF $500. with
interest from March 3, 1913. and the
balance on terms which Will be an
nOunccd at sale.
:. HENRY EVANS
Trustee.
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ILlailtfn

TWO GOOD HOUSE TO HOUSE CAN
vasScrs; good pay TO = hustler. No
others need apply. No. North
Eighteenth Street
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In execution OF certain deed of
trust to me, dated January 20. 1913 OF
c In Court in o d. B. aao .,c'm noee
AIS. default having been made in the
payment Of a portion OF the money
therein secured will. on
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER g. 1913
at 1870 o'clock II. NJ,
on the premises. sell at public auction,
the premises located as above stated.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay cost
Of foreclosure. taxes. If any, past due,
and to discharge two notes of $50 each.
with interest. respectively from July
ton of the payment OF n note for 81 ,0oO
due January 20, 1914, and one for like
amount due January 90, 1915. and the
quarterly interest notes thereon. and
the balance on terms which will be an
nounced at sale.
WIN l.. TYLER. Trustee.
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IfANDNvORi.

MEMS SHOES HALE SoLED AND
heelcd with best white oak leather
regular price. Sl.2j. with this adj 81
chtidren's shoes M 10 size IL balance
of this month half-solcd, nailed 25c ;
scwed, 35c. All other work at reason,
able prices. EOHM ELECTRIC SHOP
REPAlRlNG SHOP. II. ROHM. Man
SON COL
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The Valentine Auction Co.,
AuctiUneers,
GLIB EAST BROAD STREET.
UNCLAIMED EXPRESS MATTER
At AUCTION.

To Whom 1t May Concern;
The Southern Express Company and
the Adams Express Company will sell
for cash. to the highest bidder. AT pub
lie auction. all matter remaining OF
hand six months or more. unless pre-
viously called for and delivered, oil
otherwise disposed Of on or before
TUESDAY. DECEMBER 16, 1919.
Commencing at 1890 o'clock a. NJ.
at the auction salcsrooms OF the Valen-
tine Auction Company. 61S East Broad
street. Richmond. Va
Among this matter are q number oil
boxes, trunks. miscellaneous packages
etc.
w. A. MICHIGAN. Agent.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co,
Auctioneers.
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MoioR CAR BARGAINS.-CtIA
H5ers' I'VE, four and ivc-passenger
g cars) Hupmoble, four passenger.
SSp p.. five passenger: Peerless.
excellent mechanical. paint and tire
condition Prices. $3.50 and up. Also
TAT. seven passenger, chain driven
;Nn excellent frame to place deiIvcrv
body upon. Apply Lloyd Moron
20. 3l5 West Main Street. Richmond
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ONE SOLID TIRE ROADSTER. PRAC-
ticallv new. $l00 Above cars can bo
seen and will be demonstrated nj ii
West Main Street
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15usiness Opportunity

f! PATENTS THAT PROTECT AND PAY
Books, advice and searches FREQ
Send sketch or model for, search.
ersnTss hes, ssults
COLEMAN Patent Lawyer. GA j.
Street y. w, Washington. u. c.
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EA KG -STtARNS AUTONIORTT-
complete equipment: recently ovar
h.tlied ana painted at factory: sam.
guarantee as new car. T. 30 cnrH
Times Dispatch ~
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folt SALE, FORD TOURING CAR
rst-clas3 condition. chcap for c,sh.
no trades considered Phone Monroe
J3J9-.I '' w
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WATCH WORK

WATCH WORK.
PRICES REDUCED ON WATCH
T Work. c yeand 81; main spring 81;
TOBlEN. JR., No. 4OS East Broad
Street. All work guaranteed.
TYPEWRITERs FOR RENT.
VISIBLE MODELS, 81 PER MONTH:
nonVisiblc models 81 per month:
three months FOR So Sent anywhere
REMlNGTON TYPEWR TIER COM
pANl. CLIO East Main street Phone
Madison Sal.
AUTOGRAPH LETTERS BOUGHT
Highest price paid for autograp h. let
ters or famous people. rare books
books with presentation inscriptions
and autographed copies. j.. T.. AIADI-
GAN, Sol Firth Avenue. New York
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HAVE ROOM FOR THE; STORAGE, on,
i've cars at popular prices t;nsolnne
20 cents per gallon. BATTEN'S
GARAGE. u West Main Street
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9isrrllanrou5
PRINTING.

PRINTING.
1000 BUSINESS CARDS s150 wH
save you money. LEAKE PRINTING;
COMPANY, specialists" COS East
WINDOW CLEANING.
WANING AND STAINING FLOORS.
Care OF hardwood doors our spe-
cialty. WILLIAM JOHNSON, Monroe
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SHOES! sioEs! SHOES!

923 EAST BROAD. NEAR CITY HALL.
is inc nov home of HOWDEN'S
SAMPLE SHOE STORE Good shoes
cheap for the whole family
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-=----=----------
Bv j.. 4. Catlin & Co,
lG North Eighth Street.

SALE OF TWO TENE-
MENT AND ONE DETACHED
FRAME DWELLINGS, SITUATED
Nos 3S11. liza. 3S13. 13-A, AND ISIS,
15-A SECOND STREET, FULTON.
NEAR DENNY STREET.
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lave y BRUSH RUNABOUT CAR
Tor sale, in good condition and poo,,
running order: electric lights. three
cXira tubes. and good tires: price
$40 Apply TO No. 2909 Park Ave
nuc. or phone Madison G4na
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automul,tls5 jFDr salt

ONE AMERICAN CAR. ORIGINAL,
/ cost $500. can be bought for less
/ than $1,000.
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/ ONE 1871 Il. NJ. r. SO. IN RUNNING;
condition. Bargain. S275
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pfr6n1laIa

THE BARCLEY CORSET SHOP is
now located at 11J West Main Street
The guaranteed nonrustable boninE
Tor one years wear or money re-
FUNDED. Recommended by our lead
Ing PHYSICIANS. Appointments So
lic!ted. MRS T.. +. HATTON. CITY
Manager. Phone Monroe 5O04-I
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SEE THE 1914 uUPMOBILES AT THE
Icy West Broad Phone Monroe
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SEE. ImE 1914 iiUPMOIGLES AZ TIE
WHITE MOTOR cONJNEy IEr|
80? West Broad Phone Monroe
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$50 CASH SAVED ON YOUR DELIv-
cry wagon when buying II direct
TO one purchaser in each town; eX.
press livery, furniture. bakery aud
dairy wagons of standard or special
design 10 III your needs; cheap tim
Der cheap labor and low freight
make us able to beat the world on
wagons; direct from factory to YOU
write for our price list, illustrated
ROCK HILL BUGGY COMPANY
Rock Hill : c.
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FOR SALE, WELL ESTABLISHED
mercantile business, close TO railroad,
short distance from Richmond. stock
inventory about SS,5oo: dwelling and
store combined: one acre OF land !:
warehouse. Stock. buildings and land
for sale at attractive price. VIII sell
Stock for less than inventory. Cash
as to stock; reasonable terms on real
estate. This is going business
making money, with a well-assorted
fresh staple stock. one of the OPP
portunities to secure going bust
ness at less than actual cost. Loca
tion and other information made
known on application. Address
MCCLURE DANENPORTT A y l. O r
co. l0+ North Eighth street, Rich
,upud Va
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a9i5rcIIaIleut,s

SPECIAL MONDAY GLOVE CLEAN
inG-Short gloves, SC. long gloves.
iVc. his work not called for or de.
hNcrcd. Gloves sent with othci. work
at ali times will be cleaned At these
PRICES \ 7 - al. CLEAEINt;
WoRkS, l2oo II West Main Mudi-
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WANTED. 4 THOROUGHLY RELI-
able party owning "A complete saw
mill outfit. with teams. sufficient to
manufacture a tract OF oak and pine
timber III Prince Edward County,
four miles from railroad station.
Give references, capacity OF mill.
number OF teams. and when opera
ton could he commenced. Address
Box III Richmond. Va.
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McCONNELL HROWNING


l:nginccring Company.
10l5 East Cary Street
DESIGN ERS AND BUILDERS OF
special machinery. Repair work
given prompt attention. Phone Madi-
son 1856
RELIABLE TRANSFER- MILI.NER'S-
3o2 North Ninth Street, hauls trliuks
Tor 2oc.; claim checks issued mt III.
house FOR your baggage; two men
on our wagon Phone Madison lj45
My agents meet all trains.
SCHOOL MISSES: NOW is THE TIME
TO bring in your fall hats To he re-
SNAPPED and cleaned. WIZ spcnd 81
or So for a new hat when Your old
one can be made new oy our process?
Nr.RltA HAT WORKS. iii North
flrst street Phone Monroe 900.
DENTISTRY.
WHY LET YOUR TEETH DECAY.
when you can get teeth filed for 30
cents up. All work at most reason
able prices Examinations free
Hours: \. ". to J.. NJ MODERN
DENTAL PAKI.ORS. Sill East Broad
THE FAIL Is HERE CALL ON r.
y. GARDNER. pairter anL decorator.
floor and wall work n specially
I'rices right and first-class work
guaranteed. 49, Yves: Maip. Phone
Madison 1851.
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WOULD LIKE TO EXCHANGE GIN
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WANTED. TO EXCHANGE NORTH
NIX ~, 'ot I1r a roadster !. 80"
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BA RGAIN-F FIVE PASSL:EE EI ,IIII-
mtrS automobile for $500 in pcrfect
ceoonoltloh' completely equipped. B
oSo. care Times dispatch
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DECEMBER 1. 1918
heGimMing II lO:3O \ N.

THURSDAY. DECEMBER !: 1918.
beginning at 1880 y. NJ
all of the Household Furniture, Jew
The Furniture consists of masnin-
cent san Domingo Mahogany Dresser;
Dresns Tab ,TIof Ic 1%r ardTc'G rr An
Beds, separate Mahogany Dresser
Single, Mirror Door walnut Wardrobe
very handsome Walnut Dining Room
Suite. beautiful Iiaviland China Dinner
Set quantity Cut Glass. beautifui sill
yer Tea Service. very. handsome silver
Opcan. number Of odd pieces OF silver
ware. very fine Fischer Piano, bcauti-
full Iarlor Vases and Ornaments: sew
cites. Mahogany Parlor Cabinet. Ma
hosany Sectional bookcase. valuable
collection OF Books very pretty set
Pedestal. Electric Lamp. Mahogany
Hall Clock (grnndfather stylep, Wicker
Lomch and Piliows; three very line
nine genuine Oriental Rugs. number Of
Domestic Rugs: Mahogany Desk, Rock .
ers chairs. and various other pieces OF
valuable household furniture.
MAGNIFICENT DIAMONDS.
Immediately following the sale OF
the following valuable pieces of jew
elry:
One Diamond I.ockct with stone
Heavy Gold Chain. one Gold Bracelet,
with diamond centre about one carat:
one pair Diamond Earrings, about ono
and onc-half caratS each; one Twin
Diamond Ring. about one and three
quarter carats each, one Seven Stone
Diamond Brooch. centre stone about
two carats. other six about seven
eighth carats each; one Princess
OIivines and Diamond Ring, one three
stone Diamond Ring about three
! fourth carats each. one Solitaire Dia :
mond Ring, about one and one quartz
carats. one Solitaire Diamond Ring.
about one carat: one Solitaire Diamond
! Ring. about two carats: one opal and
/ Diamond Cluster Ring. one seven
stone small Diamond Cluster, one Bar
| Pin. five small Diamonds and four
| -Amethysts.
The jewelry will he on exhibition at
| the above residence on morning OF sale.
/ from $3.50 until sold. For further par
! ticuiars. apply to auctonecrs.
sale positive. TERMS: Cash
! w. j. JORDAN
| Executor of Lille 3 Jordan
| O'FLAIlERTY. FULTON s. BYRD
Attorneys for Executor
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co.
Auctioncers
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featuring industry would interest
wealthy, progressive business man;
output can be doubled with little In
creased overhead expense: big de
mand for product; this merits inres-
IiGatiou fun Information without
obligation. y 565, care Times Dis
patch.
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AS executor Of the estate OF Mrs.
Lille $. Jordan. deceased 7 win sell at
her late residence. No. 2i0o West Main
street,
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PARTY WITH LONG EXPERIENCE
"aulS none,ed partner for instalmcut
business Fronts good and secured.
y gi3, care Times Dispatch
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WRITE EoK CATALo,iuE.

RALSTON HEALTH SHOES, MADE on
root nodded lasts. All feathers for
al! wcathers. GEO. Il. SHUAIAN
Boot Shop
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" ANTED. TO RENT HALE OF MY
millinery store. A splendid oppor :
turity for some one to open ladies'
suit department., jeweier, opticiani;
suit any refined business. Posses
sion February !. MRS. !. BARNETT,
62S East Broad, opposite Miller X
RbOadS
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FLATS lAanteo

WANTED, FOR slX MONTHS Or
longer. fat of FIVE or nix rooms and
bath. located between 1900 and 1900
west; must give fun particulars and
termR or no attention paid. Address
G 713. care Times Dis patch.
WANTED. y FIRST FLAT. WHERE
inmates will board with tenant. Adj
dress no. care Times-Dispatch.
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BICYCLES.

EMBLEM. EAGLE. DAYTON, CRES-
cent and Orient bicycles. Also sun
dries. Bicycles to hire. A. r.
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BUSINESS MEN WANTED IN UNOC-
Cunled territory TO take sales man
agomcnt for steady repeat order ar
uclc IN universal demand. We seek
men az clean records. with moderate
.auital. TO handle exclusive territory.
appoint agents. canV. ssers. see the
dealers ~ their neld etc. Oppor-
tuuitv TO build big business. Can
make 5000 To $40. 600 annually (prcof
fUrnishedl. Max" application ono
postals) 10 CEpAT; MOSS MEG co.
- West Th!rtv-richth street. New
York
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lueut stock ia All old es;.blisbcd
Nair street business, With 3 clean
n'ok value Of 5000, for $500 cash:
dends IS highly rated. and earninc
large profits parties going West onir
reason for selling Address r. eeS
care Times DtSpatcO 49,
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4eouItrp, 4oets ann gtbf 5tork

nos EcoMH rhode ISLAND RED
f3o t"-eis hest blood lines: ff@1
l-c*fei I1"phirs ubdcfeatcd cham
plGqs Of me world 81 90. $50 $50;
Ilt-ls's ~ earring hens. 800 and
MA AIi1t BRONZE TURKEYS:
" oiI -. FlId bros strain: young
toms no mems 81 90; can mate; no
KIN. J. u MOSES Chatham. "a
FOR SALE JERSEY COWS UIGJj
grade; ~ cows and heifers and ono
puIe'breG bull reason for selling
IS 70 sstile GA estate. L. " HAENle
BERGER Orange Va.
FORTY BAHRED ROCK C0CKERELs:
both matnES: barred to tho skin
PARklN SCOTT, Ashland Va
FoR: SALE. = HANDSOME LoT OF
1oiie pups thorQughbred: parents
mattox. Va
FOR SALE. SETTER DOG, THREE
years old, weN broke: .plendid
hunter. esptcialiy fine on single
birdie. VIII sell cheap H. J.. GAR
Der, asi3. Williamsburg Avenue.
Richmond. Va.
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WALL PAPERS.

j. w SMITtERS d co, LEADERS IN
fine wall papers. See our line. 22i
East Main Street Phone Madison
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-04-14

Mrs. George Walford, OF Chimbo-
razo park, was hostess on Monday af-
ternoon to the Woman's Foreign Mis-
sionary society Of st. James church.
The home was prettily decorated with
palms. ferns and potted plants, A
delightful musical program was rem
dered Mrs Harry Duesberry giving
several vocal selections and Miss Flor
ence Warren, instrumental, Miss Alice
Burrough gave some charming read
ings, after which dainty refreshments
were served. The afternoon was mos
enjoyable.
Mr.. Thomas Spence, OF Jackson
vile. Fla, is the guest of his son, MIR.
J. NJ. Spence, OF Chimborazo park.
Misses Kathleen and Christine Phaup,
who are spending the winter on the
hill. ware summoned home Thurs
day. by the distressing news that their
little six -year~oid sister, Hazel, had
been severely burned Details of the
affection accident are meager, but the
child who is the daughter of Rev.
and Mrs. Leroy ]. Phaup. of East
Dinwiddie, died Thursday night. The
sympathy OF host of relatives and
friends on the hill so out to the fam
lily in their affection. The body was
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inferred in Oakwood Saturday at !
o'clock
Doctor Cure All" bright little
play, was successfully given in the
ChimboraZo auditorium by tht
scholars Friday evening before quite
an appreciative audience.
Miss Florence Currie. Of East Broad
street who was operated on, at this
Retreat ga TUESDAY, fer appendicitis
is improving. Her many friends ten
dered her a postal card shower Sat
urday.
Mrs, Amin Netherwood. OF Forest
HIN. and Miss Sadie Newly. of Rocky
Mount n, c., were the recent guests
of friends on the hill.
Mrs. Annie Warren, Of Norfolk. Is
the guest of her sister, Miss Mabel
Higgins, Of Jefferson park. being call.
ed here on account of the death OF
her aunt. Mrs. Moore.
The handsome residence Of Mr.. Phi
Bagley at the corner Of Thirty-sixth
and Broad streets is completed. and
the family will move in the first OF
the week. This is probably the hand.
soonest residence on Church Hill and
has been one of the show places
during the erection.
The revival at Union Station contin-
ues TO attract large audiences Rev
Asbury Christian preached Friday eve.
ming on The Confession That is Unto
salvation" There have been CONVEX
sions each night this week
The plano program presented by
Miss NJ Fannie TayIor's pupils on
Friday afternoon was Well rendered
each number with but one exception
being from memory. Those taking
part were Masters Clyde Allen. Clar-
ence Ford. Willie kastlebure, Misses
Janice Day. Louise Wood. Lily Grubbs
Lelfe Griffin, Nellie Snellings, Myrtle
Traylor, Elizabeth Curry. Lady Inger-
soil. Kathleen Wood. Ethelyn Phillips,
Mary Dixon, jamie Trimmer, Mildred
Dixon.
Mrs. James Burdette, of Ashland.
was the recent guest of friends on the
hill
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GOVERNOR PLAYED
JOKE On HIMSELF
THIS Is WHY THE EXECUTIVE WAS
TARDY Al THE BIG DINNER
ON SATURDAY.
WENT TO JEFFERSON
PLODs THROUGH WARNING ELE-
MENTS AND ARRIVES AT THE
LAST COURSE. But Is THE
LEAST PERTuRBED.

One of the most interesting fea-
lures in connection with the dinner
given the students Of the Medical
college students Saturday night to
announce the election of DR. Mitchell,
was the little joke which Governor
William Hodges Mann played upon
himself 1t wouldn't have leaked out,
but his excellency. noted raConteur
that he Is, enjoys good jokes even when
he is the victim of it, and with rare
ralish. after 1t was all over, told 1t
upon himself.
Invited to the dinner as the guest
of honor. the executive somehow got
it into his head that the affair was
to be held in the Jefferson hotel audi
torium. and arrayed in evening dress,
without rain coat or umbrella, he
Jared forth 10 the hosiery by the
trolley route. Arriving at the hotel
he made inquiry at the office, and
was told by the glib clerk that the
doctors were holding forth in the
palm room--"Would his excellency
please have a seat and the clerk will
send up word that he has arrived,
etc His excellenCy did have a seat
and waited and waited fer something
to happen. but nothing happened. so.
growing impatient with the lapse of
time he again made inquiry at the
Office, this time Of another clerk. and
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HEAVY DOCKET FOR
STREET COMMITTEE
TO DISCUSS PROPOSED EXTFN.
SION RICHMOND AND HEN
RICO LINE IN FULTON.

An important meeting Of the street
committee Of the city council viii be
held this afternoon at five o'clock.
Some OF the matters to be discussed
will be the proposition of widening
Fifteenth street to eighty feet, be
tween Dock and Main streets: the
proposed extension Of the Richmond
and HenriCo tracks through Fulton
and Fulton Hin, an extension of the
of the underground district for wires.
and the congestion of street cars be-
tween certain hours Of the day.
The board OF aldermen will meet
tomorrow night one of the interest
ing matters to be discussed at this
meeting viii be the resolution adopted
by common council last Monday night
eulogizing city engineer Boiling, and
asking the administrative board to
decline TO accept his resignation. The
board will In all probability concur
with the common council III adop--
ing the resolution
1t was said by City hall people last
night that the administrative board
would take the question up on Wed
nesday. and dispose OF the letter of
resignation sent that body by Mr.
Boiling last week.
tee will also be held on Tuesday night.
while the committee on ordinances
viii meet on Thursday night.
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COMMISSIONERS To
HEAR FROM PEOPLE
WOULD HAVE SMOOTH PAVING
ON NINTH SEREE,T-CARY
STREET ASSESSMENT.

AT ! o'clock this morning the adj
ministrative board will hear citizens
who wish to address the board on the
assessment of damages to property
along Cary street, between Allen
avenue and the Boulevard The
street in this territory has been i'm
proved, and the intention of the board
is to make further improvement
Early in the week members of the
board of public interests will appear
before the board. asking that the block
on Ninth street, between Broad and
Grace streets be paved with asphalt
blocks.
Property owners in that vicinity
business men, and citizens from all
over the city. believe this block
should be paved, as II Is the one
bad break in the smooth paving
scheme from the City hall out Grace
street to Richmond college.
The board will also be asked to
place a safeguard on the side of the
roadway leading from the new pump
house into the city, now in dangerous
condition.
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Highland ark

The regular meeting of the Citi-
Zens' association viii be held this
(Monday) evening in Northside, hall
at 8 o'clock.
Rev ]. w. Dixon. of the Methodist
institute, preached at IL O'Clock on
Sunday at the Methodist church A
collection was taken and a neat sum
realized for that worthy institution.
Revival services will be held every
night this week ut Northside Rap-
list church beginning at 3 o'clock.
The regular meeting Of the Mis-
sionary Society OF Mizpah Preshy-
terrain church. will be held Tuesday
afternoon at 4 p. NJ. Response topic:
How Can Our Society Do better
Work. Home. mission topic. Work
In the South" Chairman. Mrs.
Wood, Mrs, Jones, Mrs. Doubles, Mrs.
Holiday and Mrs. Brainard.
Highland Park Methodist church