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AUCTION sALEs.
TRUSTEES SALE

A TRACT OF LAND, CONTAINING 3ao
ACRES. MORE OR LESS, ABOUT
THREE AND ONE-HALF MILES
SOUTHW EST FROM CHESTER
FIELD COURTHOUSE. KNOWN AZ
THE ELAsS.''
BY virtue Of a deed Of trust from
J. G.. Clarke and wife. dated October
s. 1910. duly recorded In Chesterfield
County. default having been made In
the payment of the note thereby Sc
cured. being 30 required By the note
holder, / shall, on
MONDAY. DECEMBER l1TA. lsis.
at O'Clock. r. NJ,
in front Of Chesterfield Courthouse, Of
fer for sale that valuable tract Of land
containing 34D acres, more or less.
known as THE Elms." about three and
one half miles southwest from the
courthouse and very near or adjacent
to the Underwater and Western Railroad,
said land being also known ~ the
Savage or Locust Grove tract.
The improvements consist Of dwell
ing of six or seven rooms. and the
uauAl farm buildings. There liz i con
adorable quantity Of timber upon the
land suitable for cordwood and other
purposes.
TERMS: Cash as to sl.3So and tho
residue payable one year after date
OF sale with interest added. secured
by deed OF trust upon the premises. Ii
IL probable that more liberal farms
may be permitted on the day Of the
sale.
surviving trustee Of himself ana
Laurence Casselm4n. truslA@s.
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AOC11ON SALE
of
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AND PER-
SONAL PROPERTY AT MONTPE-
L1ER. IN THE COUNTY OF HAN
OVER. DECEMBER 4, 1915. IN
CLUDING SEVERAL TRACTS OF
LAND. SAW MILLS, MULES. ETC
Pursuant to a decree of the United
States Court for the Eastern District
OF Virginia in the matter of John s.
Jones, bankrupt, entered on the 23rd
day OF November. 1915. the under
signed will sell at Montpelier, in the
county of Hanover, on
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1918,
DeGianing at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
the real and personal property de-
scrfbed below.
l. A lot of land at Montpelier, con-
tanning two acres with improvements
thereon adjoining the lands of J. NJ.
Wickham and others.
2. A tract of land at Montpelier con-
tanning forty-hve acres adjoining land
of DR.. William Meredith, y. w. Morris
estate and others.
3. A tract of land near Montpelier
containing twenty-six acres adjoining
the home place of J. S. Jones, the lands
OF Willie l.. Baushan and others.
4. 4 tract OF land at or near Mont
pelier containing fifty acres. more or
! less. adjoining the lands Of Henry
West, e. w. Morris estate and others.
S. A tract of land near Montpelier
containing sixty-three and forty-four
hundredths acres on the Mountain
Road at Montpelier, adjoining the
lands Of f., w. Morris estate Fleming
Brown and others.
6. A lot of land In Norfolk County
Virginia near the city of Norfolk
known as lot No. 80, tn block No. H.
OF the plan of East Coleman.
Personal property:
l. One 18Th. r. Peerless engine, :
saw mills with complete equipment
for each. mules. i horse. saw mill
wagon. huggies. lot OF corn and hay
and various other articles Of agri-
cultural implements, together with all
other ehattei property belonging 70 the
bankrupt and not exempt BY law
wherever the same may be located
Terms: As TO real estate, one~third
cash. the residue in two equal install
ments at one and two years, the de-
ferred payments 20 he evidenced by
negotiable notes with interest at SIX
per cent from date Of sale, said in.
terest payable semi annually and title
to the property retained until all pur-
chase money is paid and conveyance
ordered by TIE court or all cash at
the option of the purchaser 49, ftt
personal property, the terms will be
sI -caah on daltxsr1- --
t@laned.e
EDGAR n, ENGLISH
w n CARDwErL
tAsEy JONES.
Special Commissioners
THOMAS Q, MOSS
Trustee In Bankruptcy.
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rRAiNs LEAVE nisHMc,ND. nA1n
STREET STxTIO.s.
Dublishsd - information Anc not
80 4. a.-pai,y ioc., for D.nv,,,.
'os's ~ s ;: a-nre.p. suna.y-r,oe.,
~ Chase city. DusAsm ana intArms.
Ai4te. stattons
i.nis and Birmin1 sham. with Paiimsa
o: is:Is M..nfRliRf s.hi an
points South. Pullman ready soc r
81. J ro s,xb s.x,rR ,d xass; w...
rG s:se p. M.-st..m.r train. daily OK
cert SUNDAY. for West Point and Bal
ef? s:ss 4. ~ n. ..1B TO we.
TRAINS ARRIVE Rrcr1MoNp
NJ $50 r f. and $50 r. II. dsily:
s:% w.s s =. s:lns' I,.. NJ 81: +.
q MI Ma & nSIs slsoe I 3 Z IA ,,a
sEADOARD AIR LIME RAILWAY.
The Progressive Railway 81 the south.
Gouth-bound train scheduled to leave
Richmond daily. s:ss A. n. local TO
Norlina; lao r y. sleepsrs and
sonville: s:s6 p. n. coaches and
sleepers TO Jacksonville: 11:45 a. NJ.
slsepers. Atlanta. Birmingham. Jack
sonviiie. Tampa. and coaches jack
sonville.
North bound trains scheduled to ar
rive In Richmond daily 4:9o A. NJ. sac
A. n. Local. $3.50 A. NJ. s:a7 r. ~.
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- 80 vaIIsy Docsoes 1rsst.

Woodstock, Va, Dec 2.-The shen-
AndoAh valley Medical Association met
CURE. president. in the chair. pr. T..
G.. Stuart. OF Winchester. Is secretary
and treasurer. Among the physicians
present were: Drs. William p. and
Hunter Mcclure, Cox. Boyd and Stuart.
Of Winchester; White and Hopeweil.
Strasburg: Kipps ana Odds. Front
Royal: Shaver, Maurertown. Driver
and Moore.
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SCHEDULES.
Norfolk E Western Railway

UsS7a = lkL1s-HAIIs LINE To NOKtFOLK.
Schedule in effect November II. 1915.
Leave ByraStreet station Richmond.
FOR NORFOLK. sS:fs a. NJ. $500 A.
NJ. $500 = NJ, 400 r. m.
FOR LYNCHBURG AND THE WEST:
ss:15 A. NJ. $3.50 A. NJ, 5000 r. II.
$3.50 r. NJ. Local TO Crewe,, se,sS r. II
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk: sll:AO
A. H., ss:35 p. n, 1900 +. n. s1l:3o r.
M. From the west: $3.50 A. NJ, xs:Ss
A. NJ. xs:l0 r. NJ, t1:<0 p. NJ. ss:i7
r. NJ. 5000 p. NJ.
.paiiy. xDaily except Sunday tSunday
w. +. BEvILLA w. c. SAUNDERS
n T. NJ. Roanoke. 9. r. A. Roanoke
c. H. BOsLEY. D. PA. Richmond. Va
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SCHEDULES.

RICHMOND AND CHESAPEAkE BAY
RAILWAY COMPANY.
Schedule effective January .. 1918,
superseding schedule OF April II. 1914
Schedule subject to change. without
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ON 1NF K EN- = u U WIN n =,
Cha. L'viile West ESQ y. sl1:oo p
Main Line Local - a., II p. xs.l6 ..
James River Line $1,000 a. ISIS ..
N. News. Nix, Old PIT - H. s12 M, = D.
Newport News Local s7:ls a. $500 y
Trains arrive from Mix. sll:3o n
sa:4S n, $3.50 p. N. News, 1855 A.. - d.
From West $40 a.. $40 D., xs:s5 :.
xl:lop- 7:8ep.. daily from Charlottss-
villa except Sunday from Thurmana
las. Riv xs:SSa-. s7:l5p.
spoaly. xKxcapt Sunday
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CLEANING AND PRESSING.


HHEN YOGk SUIT NEEDS CLEANING
AND PRESSING. CALI RAN. 5so7.
RAYMOND, THE CLEANER" lsi5A
VI HILL STREET. WORK CALLED
FOR AND DELrvERED PROMPT
EERyICE.
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II Pays - Bny where You Know You
will get freehurninE. clean ceai. BE"
cause II lasts longer. Perfectly dry
easy 70 split wood kfndling and
ntr& slabs. cheapest to- start fire and
cook quick meal. e r. LONG. tshs
West Broad.
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VERY BEST OFFER THAT WILL Be MADE:

(ContinuNd From F'irst PAse.
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AUCTION SALES.
AUCTION SALE

AUCTION SALE
of
REAL ESTATE AND PER-
SoNAL PROPERTY AT MONTPE-
LIER. IN THE COUNTY OF HAN
OVER. DECEMBER 4, 1915. IN
GLIDING SEVERAL TRACTS OF
LAND. SAW MILLS, MULES, ETC
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Ner sa1c-nest rsO Acr~s In Northsns-
beriand County. Virginia. Fine wa
ter frontage, $50 acres cultivated:
tcn-rnn', house. barn. oMtbulidings
dress d A. KELLEY. 1875 Tenth
street Baltimore. Ma
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LIZ WfE,
EDGAR n, ENGLISH.
~. n. CARDwELL.
LAsEy JONES.
Special Commissioner
THOMAS Q. MOSS,
Trustee In Bankruptcy.
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WANTED.
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

wanted tn Hear Direct FROM Owner
Of good farm or unimproved land for
sale. C. c, BUCKINGHAM. Houston.
Texas.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-17
EVIDENCE STOLEN
Cancelled Checks Taken From Hotel
Room by Unknown Party.

tn. theft Of evidence from one of
IN" important witnesses in the cases
against {. i. Harrison. charged with
stealing $l1,..1 and a 5000 automobile
FROM the Harrison Planning Mills Com
PAM. yesterday caused Justice Griggs
again 10 continue the case. The date
set .or the hearing is February "a
w. :. Nichols. Of South Boston, ar
rived ~ Richmond Monday night, and.
AFTER securing a room at Ruegers
iiotci, went to the rnthskellar for din
ncr. While there some one entered his
room, rhnsackcd hts baggage and
escaped with an envelope containing
ave Cancelled checks which formed mart
OF the evidence against Harrison. !,
Is said they had an Indirect hearing
on the case. The checks were the only
articles stolen from his room. Nichol.
informed Detective Sergcants WHY and
kclia'n, who arc Investigating the rob
hrry. The detectives arc OF the opjn
Ion that the room was entered bv
means CO skeleton key.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-17
SAMUEL SYCLE TRIES
TO TAKE HIS OWN LIFE.
After Failing to Strangle Himself
With Cord, He Uses
Pistol.
NOW IN CRITICAL CONDITION
Bullet Wound In Chest Cavity Pro-
nounced Not Necessarily Fatal
Rushed to Stuart Circle Hospital
In Private Conveyance.

Failing to stranglo himself by draw
ing the loop of strong cord around
his throat. Samuel Syclc, 5000 West
Grace Street. early yesterday after
noon shot himself through the alb
domen, and is now at Stuart Circle Hos
pitaf in serious condition. The po-
lice are of the opinion that it Is n case
OF attempted suicide. but UP to an
early hour this morning had not been
aDle 10 learn any cause for the act.
Persons In the Sycle home refused 10
discuSs any phase of the alleged sui
eide last night and professed igno-
rance until they learned the police had
made an investigation. They gave no
reason for Sycle's attempt to take his
life.
Motorcycle Policeman Archie Holt
was sent to the home when the police
were notified He learned that the
sound of the shot had attracted SER
wants TO Syclc's room. and that they
found him in q dazed semiconscions
state. with the pistol lying near his
PROSTATE form. Sycle was rushed to
stuart Circle Hospital in private
conveyance. =
CONDITION is SERIOUS, BUT
NOT NECESSARILY DANGEROUS
AT the hospital it was discovered
mat he was in a serious. though not
necessarily dangerous, condition. The
bullet was fired into his chest cavity.
but instead of taking an upward course.
as Is the general rule, ii went down
ward and entered the abdomen.
Syclc Is about three years old
ana Is ary-manaEer OF the Monroe
Grocery Company. Inc. lie was well
known throughout the city. II was
learned from several of his friends
last night that Sycle had been worry
ing over business matters for some
umc. and 1t is thought that these wor-
RES may have temporarily unbalanced
him. The dark line around his neck
led the police to believe that he had
attempted to strangle or hang himself
before reSortinE to the pistol
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-17
ALL STREET CARS WILL
STOP FOR FIVE MINUTES
General Recognition To-Day Of Cen
tennial of Peace With Great
Britain.
ALL BANKS WILL BE CLOSED
School Children Have Holiday, and
State and City Employees Will Stop
Work In Recognition OF Peace
Centennial.

! In memory OF the hundred years OF
| peace which have endured between the
United States and Great Britain since
the signing OF the Treaty OF Client
on February II, 1914, general holI-
day will be observed throughout this
country to-day. In England, too, the
day will be observed and congratu-
latory messages will be exchanged
Governor Stuart has proclaimed a
general holiday for tho State officers
and Mayor Ainslic has declared holt
day for all city offices except those
which in the nature of things much
remain open for the transaction of the
citys business. All the banks and
larger commercial houses will be closed
and holiday VIII be given to the
I school children.
ALL STREET CARS WILL
STOP FOR FIVE MINUTES
\ marked feature Of the observance
Of the day in Richmond will be the
stopping of all street car traffic for
| five minutes General Manager c. b.
Buchanan, Of the Virginia Railway and
Power Company, yesterday issued an
order that every car In operation over
the entire system should stoy wherever
II may be, from IL noon to 1905 o'clock
The company officials request all those
who are going to trains or have special
appointments to take note of the order.
so that there may be no confusion and
disappointment
The British and American representa-
tives met in the little Belgian town on
December "a, 1914, and after many
dangers of disruption between them the
treaty was signed on February IL. and
was proclaimed on the following day.
Since then every question between the
two greatest nations of the English
speaking world have been settled by
arbitration. and neither has reared
, fort or established an army post along
the border line which extends 5000
miles between the United States and
Canada.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-17
WILL PRESENT GAvEt
sons OF Revolution to Receive Me-
mento OF WnshinEton's Cherry Tree.

The annual meeting OF the Virginia
society of the Sons of the American
revolution will be held In the roof
garden dining room of the Westmore-
iand Club on Monday evening
On this occasion will be- used for tho
llrst time Il very interesting Ravel
some weeks ago Arthur b. Clarke
president of the society, received from
r. c. Ballard Thurston. the president
general of the national society, a.
hatchet made from cherry tree which
grew al "Wakcncld." Wcstmorclnnd
county. Va. whore the Father Of his
country spent his boyhood days. II is
the size and design OF hatchcis used
In WashinSton's youth, as obtained
from the Smithsonian institution a
silver plate attached tells Its origin
It's length over all liz thirteen and ono
half inches. and length OF head, fye
and one-half inches
The hatchet viii be formally pre-
scented TO the society At this meeting.
and will he treasured and hereafter
used rs Eavcl at meetings
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-17
OFFICES CONFUSED
Automobile Owners Apply 10 Wrong
PARTIES for Annual State Licenses.

That many automobile owners who
recently acquired machines are unaware
that State licenses can be obtained only
from the office OF the Secretary OF the
Commonwealth, is indicated by fire.
Quent applications for licenses coming
through the mails to Attorney-General
Pollard.
The Attorney yesterday re-
ceived three such applications. each ac-
companied by license fee Of SIG. The
applications and fees were turned over
to the Secretary of the Commonw ealth.
Similar applications. with checks en-
closed. are frequently received at tho
Governors office. In some instances
persons applying for renewals OF
licenses have forgotten where they OBJ
tained their automobile licenses in pre-
cedlnE years. and send their fees to
State officers others than the Secretary
OF the Commonwealth, whose office they
eventually reach after some delay.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-17
PURCHASERS WOULD
GET OUT OF THEIR BARGAIN
Notify Church Trustees That Next Paw
ment ON Property VIII
Not he Made

Otficers Of Grace Covenant Presby-
terian Church have been notified by At
torney James Lewis Anderson that the
purchasers OF the church property at
Fourth and Grace Streets are DESTROYS
or Withdrawing from the bargain and
that they Will not make the payment OF
S42.50O due on April Z.
Edgar Allan. Jr appears as the pur-
chaser The purchase price was $685.
600, of which $1,000 was paid down in
cash and $4,000 In six months The re-
mainder was TO be paid in two Install
ments, the first of which falls due on
April and the other on a later date.
Members OF the church were In
formed some weeks ago that the pur-
chasers would transfer their property
rights II the money which they had al :
ready paid was refunded to them, but
the officers OF the church refused the
offer.
The congregation OF Grace Street
Church and the Church OF the Covenant
recently consolidated, and the new
church is TO be known as Grace Cove
nant Presbyterian Church. The congre-
cation OF the former church will there
fore move. II the sale to Allan and
his associates falls through, the prop
erty will be placed on the market
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-17
FLYING SQUADRON
REACHES HERE TO-DAY
First Of Series of Prohibition Addresses
TO He Delivered This Afternoon
mt High School,

The Flying Squadron OF America.
which Is engaged in combating the
liquor traffic over all the country. will
arrive in Richmond to-day, and the first
or three-day series of meetings will
he held in the John Marshall High
School this afternoon at o:3O o'clock.
Two meetings will be held each day.
one at 2:30 o'clock. and the other at
1:30 o'clock.
Rev. Charles NJ. Sheldon, Of Topeka.
Kan. author of an His Steps" will
speak nj the first OF the meetings He
Will be accompa MED by Rev. Daniel 4.
Polling
DR.. Carolyn Geisel. OF Battle Creek.
Mich, and graduate OF Petrograd and
Paris schools, will conduct the meet
ings tomorrow. and Oliver w Stewart,
or Chicago; John b. Lewis, Of Boston.
and former Governor J. Frank Hanley,
OF Indiana, will speak at the meetings
Oh Friday
Miss Vera *. Mullin will be the solo
list on the third day. There will be
special music at all the meetings, with
Rev. Daniel V. Polling, Lowell Patton,
or Portland. Ore. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick Butler taking part. Associate
speakers will be Dr. Ira. Landrith.
president of rd-Belmont College, of
Nashville. Tenn. and DIR. Wilbur T.
sheridan, secretary of the Epworth
League.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-17
RETURNS CONFEDERATE FLAG
Miss Mnry Custis Lee Asks Governor
TO Have Emblem Placed I'm Museum.

miniature Confederate nag was
sent to Governor Stuart about A year
ago by j. l.. Johnson. Il retired law
Yer, of New Jersey. with letter
stating that the emblem had been
taken from Arlington just fifty years
prior The attorney forwarding the
letter expressed the hope that 1t would
go TO some member of the Lee family
calling attention to the fact that il was
being returned just half century af-
ter its capture.
Governor Stuart az once correspond
cd with Miss Mary Gusts Lee, the last
| surviving daughter of General Robert
: Il. Lee. and asked that she make known
her wishes in the matter. Yesterday
the Governor received Il letter In re-
Spouse from Miss Lee in which she cX-
pressed the desire that the flag be sent
to the Confederate Museum TO be pre-
served.
| The flag upon which there is pinned
Il tiny piece Of crepe was taken from
the walls Of n parlor At Arlington, the
Lee home, by Il Union soldier named
Johnson. The soldier, who was later
killed in battle. sent the flag to his
father. In New Jersey.
The historic little banner is eight
by twelve inches and carries a blue
field on which are embroidered white
stars. y small piece OF crepe. pre-
sumably q tribute to some valiant SOL
dicr who lost his life on the battle
| field. is pinned at one corner of the
| flag. The wishes of Miss Lee will he
| complied with. and the flag will be
preserved in the museum.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-17
BELGIAN RELIEF WORK
WILL BE CONTINUED
state Organizations VIII Receive and
Forward Funds for Aid OF
Suffering People

The Belgian Relief Communication In
america with headquarters in New
YORK VIII continue its work OF mercy
ana charity indefinitely. The different
state organizations In this country par
pcipatlnS In the work OF relief have
been so advised.
AZ the request OF Linden w Bates
me New York chairman, Governor
stuart yesterday issued an order con
,inuing the Virginia Commission for
belgian Relief. The order was com
inunicated TO Colonel H. NJ Boykin.
chairman OF tho commission
The organized movement in which
every state has participated is contin-
ncd. II is explained. as n matter Of con =
Venience, leaders in the work in many.
parts OF the country still having prof
ccts on hand for Belgian relief that
nave not been contaminated
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-17
MRS. RORER'S
INTERESTING
Lecture to the Women Of Rich.
mOnd.

One OF the most interesting lectures
to be given by Mrs. Rorer while in
Richmond Is on "The Cheaper Grade of
Meals. and How to Cook Them"
Mrs. Rorer claims that some OF the
cheaper grades OF meat, selling at
twelve and fourteen cents pound, car
be made to taste like the finest sirloin
be done.
Another interesting demonstration
will be "planking." An old house
keeper said few days ago. when I
read in n receipt book thing must
DO 'planked' I turn tho page over"
Mrs. Rorer says planking is one Of the
simplest methods known.
Tickets for Mrs. Rorers cooking les
sons are on sale NOW at T. a. Miller's
drug store, 5000 for six lessons to :
r. NJ. Old Presbyterian Book Store
Advertisement.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-17
Fire Commissioners Meet.

AT meeting Of the Board OF Fire
commissioners last night the follow
ing changes in the service were or
dered: W. a. Sharp, assistant ma
ch>nist, made cngineman in Department
No. II: i. J. LoterZo, engineman. trans
Tered from Department No. to De-
partmcnt No IL: L. l.. Rodgers pro-
NOTED from Grade a. in Engine Com
panH No. ,, to Engine Company No. :.
The following committee was an
pointed to investigate with n view to-
M"ru improving motors and electrical
hpphanccs used by the fire department:
W. y. ChcatwOod, Robert Lecky. Jr.
and Charles Kcpplcr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-17
MOVED TO GREENSBORO
Colonel w. III. Chapman becomes Rev
cnuc Agent In Caroiinn,

Colonel William II. Chapman, internal
revenue agent in charge OF the Second
virginia District for the past nine
years. with headquarters here. has been
transferred to Greensboro, y. c.. the
transfer to become effective on March
l. He Will be succeeded here by Y. III
Nanderford. now in charge OF the
Greensboro Office.
The change was ordered by Commits
sioner w. II. Osborne. and is said to
be for the efficiency of the service In
both districts
Colonei Chapman was one Of Mosby's
famous command. and served as lieu
tenant under that great cavalry leader
He Is well known and popular in Rich
mond. and is greatly liked by his asso-
ciates.