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Imports OF DRY Goods.

The imports of dry goods for tho week
ending to-day were e., ieO.oij against g.? 7pa, .
isS last week aud s?,t8o..ta Tor the CORE
sponding week of last year. The amount
marketed was 81. $40, .63 against $2,sst,63l
last week and s,.t97.?s7 for the corresponding
week of last year
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United States Mortgage & frost Co.

I 7 7,
New York, December is 1892.
A dividend Of So on the Capital Stock OF the
Company has this day been declared. pay able
on and after december 81, 1909, 10 Stockholders
OF record at the close of business on december
70. 1902 "
CLARK WILLIAMS Treasurer
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ZEAL ESTATE TRrsT GO. OF NEW YORK

New York. December Is. 1902.
The Board OF Trustees OF this company has this
cent. on It's capital stock payable January 2. 1873.
TO sockh olders of record at the close Of business
December %. 1907, Transfer books close Deccm.
Der -. 1902, at three o'clock T.. NJ. and reopen
January =, 1893 at ten O'Clock \. NJ,
" REI(HIEN ar-
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MERCHANTS EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK
OF The CITY OF NEW YORK.

Srhe Board of Directors have this day declared a
semi annual dividend OF Three Per Cent. free OF
tax, payable on aud after January iSt ia3, until
which date the transfer books will be closed
A =. Apo, Ar Cashier
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Al q regular meeting OF the Board OF Directors
OF the North American Trust Company. held at the
once OF the Company, No. 1885 Broadway. New
York. on Tuesday. Dec. 0. a semi annual dividend
Of three and one half per cent. was declared, pay
able December 81. The Books Of the Company
close at II noon, Saturday, December 90 and open
a. 10 a. NJ, Friday, January .. is3.
q. NJ. NANkOOp, Secretary.
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THE FOURTH NATIONAL BANK

New YORK, bee. Is. 1909.
The Board OF Directors has this day declared
\ semi annual dividend Of THREE AND ONE
HALF PER CENT. pay able on and after Jan
uary 2, proNlmo,
The transfer books will Close at p. NJ, this
date, Teopening January ?. 1908,
CHARI.EN IL PATTERSON. Cashier.
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KNICKERBOCKER ICE COMPANY.

IUIVugO, III,
The Board OF Directors have this day declared
. semi annual dividend OF THREE PER CENT, on
che preferred stock OF this Company payable Jan
uaIy 2. 1908 To stockholders OF record OF Dec. 90
1902. The transfer books OF the preferred stock
will be closed at L. VI. Dec. 90 and remain closed
until January ?. 1893 Checks will be mailed to
tockhoiders by the Central Trust Company OF New
York.
WILLIAM 4 WALTER SecrctAry.
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",
characterized By narrow fluctuations In prices
On the whole. however. the tendency Of prices was
the principal points In spite OF favorable weather
for the movement. a better export demand at the
Of shorts, predictions Of rain for some sections OF
the West and light fYcrings AZ one time there
Weather IN Argentina but still iii later prices again
moved upward on a small demand for both sides
no effect. Liverpool declined nd but, rallied
Paris was unchanged to centlrnes lower; Budapest
received only IL car, none Of contract grade. The
MINNEAPOLIS stock Is expected TO Increase abou,
sndSs less than recently but it Is pointed Sr Su,
that this Is nothing unusual at this season Of the
bush. making Inc total thus far this season is
sto,on bush. against ?9.s2s.ooo IN the same time
ss % s .per. g. 81 SS, sssns
s sS: jp n, ia. Ss.i fs X: S,d:s H. IN sd. Ia
Crop conditions are reasonably good for winter
cc SS.hIs to nsc1e d@.ss
is scarcity Of good milling wheat at all points
naTsns h1. most o, -. good
time owing TO favorable weather and renewed
Liquidation as well as some southwestern selling.
receipts. prrdictions OF less favorable weather
and covering OF shorts. Chicago received 2S7
cables we're I'D lower, The exports Tor the week
were s?e IA bush. sgains, isoi ?ss last wcek nd
?oi'e, TO las, year In the same time inc. AIsrn.
tine shipments were az 00 bush making +5 sos .000
since Jan. l. against 06pGD In the same time
last year. oats were more active and higher.
There was better commission house demand.
Chicago received 1873 cars Including only OF con
tract grade.
flour. Du' hut hrm. Sales, $50 bbls, Re
celpts were aaN bbls. and s42S sacks: exports
g. Soi bbS, and 40 sacks. Winter IN bhls: Super.
nnc. 81 75a$? N; No. extra, =? SOS? o5 clears
81 Ism 81 s0: s,raiphtS, S tOd - IS patents - as
nSSS Spring In bbs.: Clears. Sl5dSs IS
S,raghts, St0dS55; patents. 81 aoaN TO- Rye
nour. IS GOA $3.50,
CorToN,-Spot cotton here advanced 6 points
Sales los bales tor spinning and 2.ao delivered
on contracts. Mddhng uplands. soc. against
Size last year: New Orleans and Gulf CSC against
S.c Mobile. Norfolk and St Louis declined lac. f;
Wilmington advanced ll8c, Liverpool declined
? points the spot with sales OF 1000 bales fu .
lures advanced to points, Manchester wbs
more active for cloths: yarns quiet but steady.
The movement to day WAS as follows.
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The Board OF Directors has this day declared
dividends on tho preferred and common stocks
of the Company, payable December 81 to stock
holders OF record December 20 lr2.
l. G. RICHARDSON,
Assistant Treasurer
December 10 1907.
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COLONIAL Trust COMPANY.

NV NOfk, DrCfinbcT Q. 1902.
The Board OF Trustees have this day declared
a semi annual dividend OF FIVE t6 PER CENT.
on the capital stock payable January 2. 1898 to
stockhol Of record on December 70. 1902. The
transfer books will he closed from Dcce nbcr 20
1907. 70 January p 1919.
EDMUND l.. JrDSON.
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CENFRAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

% HT0ad Ntrcei. New YORK Dec ~ 1902.
The regular quarterly dividend of ONE AND
ONE HALL PER CENT. will he paid Jan. q 1903
Ia preferred Stockholders az record al 2 p. NJ Dec
20. Preferred stock transfer hooks will be closed
from Dec, ~, 1892, to Jan. 3. 1893.
JAMES l.. MORGAN. Treasurer
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savings Ranks
The B0Wery Savings Bank,
: MD i1 BOwERN.
NEW YORK. Dee. 20 100

NEW YORK. Dec. 20 1902
\ semi annual dividend at the rate of
THREE AND ONEHhLf PER CENT
Per annum has been declared and will he
credited to dcpOSltors on all sums of 500
and upward and not exceeding ~ nm. which
shall have been deposited at least three
months on the lrSt day Of January next,
and will he payable on and after Monday,
January ~, 1909.
Money deposited on or before January
10 will draw interest from January |. 1903
JOHN u. HICKS. President.
HENRY 4. SCHENCk. Compt roller
WALTER COGGRSHALt. Secretary.
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
the MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK

VI TIE VI VI Nm lVNN
beC,uhcr 9th, ig?
The Annual Election for Directors OF this Rank
will be held at the banking room, No ~ wall street
on Tuesday, January 18Th. 1gD3 from ~ NJ. to clock
j. M W. Il. r. KFSSER, Cashier,
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COMMERCIAL.
Grain Prices Advance Moderateiy-Lisht
Receipts the Principal Factor-Cotton
Higher-LiverpoOl Better Than Expect ed
and Receipts small-Conee Declines
. lLttle-PrOyisiOns Ftrmer.

FRIDAY. Dec 10. -GRAIN-Wheat-S was
strong. Sales. $4,000 bush. mainly for ex-
port here and at the outports No. red
in elevator. &c. under December No.
Northern Duluth. SC over May; No. North
ern New York. 4hc. over. Northwestern
receipts were Az cars against ST. last week
and 356 last year, Chicago. 81 cars against
IS last week and 81 year ago. Futures
closed !. to &c higher. Sales. i.4oo, 900
hush prjcas follous.
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oats were quiet. Sales, 10000 bush. No. white,
3aisc. No. 3whte, S1,c. Futures closed s4c. high
CT. December, sac. Rye. was nrm. No, ?
Western, SiIc c. T. Z. New York Car lots Jersey
sales, 10000 bush. mainly for export here and
at the outports No. mixed In elevator o21,c.
No. white. 60c: No. yellow, 59l,c Futures
closed 4 TO li,c higher. Sales 1000 bush. Prices
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=. AN ELECTION Of twenty managers Of the New
York Institution for the Blind and OF three In
kpectors of ELECTION Will be held at the Institution.
sith street and 9Th Avenue. at o'clock on the
Afternoon OF " edneSday, Dece mber "a, 1902.
CHARLES II. MARSHALL. Secretary.
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New York stock Exchange Sales. Dec. 10.
UNITED srArRs AND STATE BONDS I'm u ooos,

CLOSING PRICES OF tSTTkD STAIRS BoNDe.
Bid. Asked Bid. Asksd
U Is r. U SS.r.
1880 ....l07f l0SIs Io?S....,l3o lac
U 2s, c, SIS. &C.
1880. .losA 100 ie?5...l3o l3o
L As. T. I s IS,
1905 Is lo7,s los,, iso,.....io3,l loIh
U S As c, L s IS, c,
1905 IS. Oh 1854 1904, ,lo3x lolII
s -. r. U s 3ess,r
1907 .....l osi1 1907. is24.DC.ia3H
U Is. c.
1907. oo1 lioh
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
TIE CHICAGO. ROCK ISLAND AND PACIFI
EOMpANy

The semi annual interest due January I. 1908
the go First Mortgage Bonds OF Chicago. Rock
Island and Pacific Railroad Company and the
a. General Mortgage Gold Bonds OF The Chicago.
Book Island and pacinc Railway Company will
bs paid on and AFTER DECEMBER 22ND,
1907. at the FIRST NATIONAL BANK, No. 2
Wall Street. New York City.
GEORGE T. BOGGS. Asst. Treasurer.
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Persons with money. and brains to spend
II wisely. Therefore. II you've anything to
sell that's worth buying. advertise II In
TEE SUS-Adr.
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DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT,

WAsHINoros. Dec. Ia--Recepts and elpendi-
lures OF the Treasury were:
This day. This month Fiscal vsor.
heccipts Slt1s a32 1Si rs 100 S2is 200 ?6a
EApehdllufes..... 600 20. SIS 600 25S QOi 22s
surplus Sass 932 tS.is3.i20 sie. 2sa O4i
National bank notes received TO day for re
drmphon. s7p.sl0; Government receipts from
internal revenue, $3.50 si2: customs, fsSSil; mis-
ccllhneous. tB4 as.
The cash statement Of the United States Treasurer
Tor Dec. IN shows:
RFskRvE FUND.
Gold coin and bullion ................ $3.50 900 900
TRUST FUND.
asalns, notes and cert ncaes issued ss7s 500 ooe
GENERAL FUND.
Gold coin and bullion .............., $50 ESQ SIS
Standard silver dollars. ................. 500 ais
Silver bullion i2o7 ISL
ahltu states notes ,....,............,.. 2soo. lS
Treasury notes of 1890 ................... 4s7lO
National bank notes .....,......,...... Il777 .8a5
subsidiary silver and minor coin. ...... ss?9 $50
- io'ai .''.''.....,..,' vlol ,I2s,oI3
Awaiting reimbursement ...,............ 5000
Ipai SSo uS1, t5s
idap'"hes .''',,,.......,.. Sl,H2,H3
Cash balance. .s2Oe. 7st 800
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National nIoadway hank of

New York. Dece n1ber 18th, 1907.
The Annual Election for Directors OF this Bank
win be held at the banking House. 237 Broadway,
on Tuesday, January 18TH 1893 between the hours
OF - clock II. and O'Clock 7. VI.
CHAS, ], DAY, Cashier.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-11
Scottsyillc Gossip.

sCOTTSvILLE. VA, December 10..>
ham visited Scottsville Tuesday. The
rector and his wife will leave here di-
Tex. but viii return in April, when Nj.
Gresham will again take charge OF, st.
AIMS parish, Christ and ST. Johns
churches will be closed for the winter
months. during which time his friends
greatly benefited.
Mrs. Tempt. OF Warren. it is said. has
presented Christ church with handsome
pipe organ.
M D. \. Langhorne and family leave
for Lynchburg this week to spend the
Alr. T. Walker Heath has been award
ed the contract for roofing the residence
of Miss Saiiie Coles.
Mr. Elmer Robinson. an employee Of
Contractor Heath. is now putting on a
siae roof for Mr.. M. Y. Sutherland at
Mr. r. j. Baber has moved to STONY
Point
Mrs. r. c. Quick. who has been sick,
is improving.
of Hardware. were in town Monday.
Mrs. James Dilworth, Of the Univer-
sit. OF Virginia, is spending the Win
ter with her sister, Mrs. j. D. Mathews,
Of Warren.
Mr.. ]. L. Dawson is confined at home
this week on account of sickness.
Mrs. w. G. Merrick. of Glendower, Wis
ited ScottsVilie Friday.
Mr. Bernard Burgess, of Central Palms.
was here on the It'll.
Miss Fannie Quick leaves this evening
for Mrs. Charles Benefits.
Captain John Alexander and daughter,
Miss Nellie. OF Warren, We're in Scots
vile Tuesday,
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ATLANT!C-C0AST LINE SYSTEM

Scott & stringfellow. bankers. of this
relative to the Atlantic-Coast Line:
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company
Gross earnings from July 1st. to October
81. 1902, s5.Se9.17S; increase over same
period previous year, $3.50. 11S-2O per cent.
81. 1892. sl.Ss4,473; increase over same
period previous year, s527. 1888 per cent.
Louisville and Nashville Railroad Con-
oetober 81 1852 ST 525s2s increase s over
same period previous year. 81, 57077-l6
psr cent. Net earnings from July 1st 10
October 81 1902. s3.69l. POI: Increase over
same period previous year, $500, 544-2s per
cent.
Nashville, Chattanooga and ST. Louis
Railway ConlpaDy-Gross earnings from
July list to October ST. 1902, ss:oia.ea7; in
Sl39. 771-l7 per cent. Net earnings from
July 1st to October 81, 1902. s96S.311; IN
crease over same period previous year,
Georgia Railroad Company-.Gross earn
ings from July LIST to October 81, 1902.
s7sl o94; increase over same period pre-
earnings from July 1st to October 81, 1902.
1922 692 increase over same period pre-
vious year, SIS, 506-36 per cent.
Total gross earnings Of all from July
LIST to October 81. 1902 sci go 797: total in
crease over same period previous year.
So 0ss s5s-17 per cent. Net earnings Of all
from July 1st to October 81. 1902. $685.. 6Ss:
total increase over same period previous
year, sl.445 o56-27 per cent.
It will be noticed above that the allan.
an Increase Of 20 per cent in gross earn
ings and SO per cent. net.
Louisville and Nashville shows an IN
crease Of 16 per cent in gross earnings
and % per cent net.
Nashville. Chattanooga and st. Louis
shows an increase of II per cent. IN gross
earnings and II per cent. net.
Georgia Railroad shows an increase Of
20 per cent. in gross earnings and 36 per
cent. net
And the Atlantic-Coast Line System.
as enumerated above shows an increase
of II per cent. in gross earnings and n
per cent. net
We have not included in the above
statement the earnings of Charleston and
Western Carolina, Florida Southern SAN
ford and st. Petersburg, Atlanta. Knox
vile and Northern and ?. and Q. steam
ship lines.
securities Of the Atlantic-Coast Line Sys-
tenn that all bettermenrs, additions etc.,
are charged to operating expenses.
80 =
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-11
HELP UN NE i | I| $. !.
WORK OF THE CONFERENCE or
CHARITIES AND CORRECTION.
MEETING OF THE. CHAIRMEN.
for the Meeting Here
on February 10th Discussed
Distinguished Speakers to BE In
vited-Aims and Objects of the
Virginia Conference.

An informal meeting Of the chairmen
of the different committees of the organ nj
cation met yesterday morning at the resi-
dence. of Mrs. E. C. Minor, to discuss
the meeting Of the Virginia Conference
Of Charities and Correction. which will
assemble in Richmond on February 10th
to 18th, inclusive.
The committees reported that the work
was progressing. The details of the ar
rangemonts. both as to business and en-
tcrtainment, have not yet been settled.
They will be acted upon at the January
meeting.
1t was decided to have among the
speakers Frederick II. Wines. of Wash
ington, last assistant director OF the
United States Census: and Hon. John NJ.
Glenn. Of Baltimore. former president
of the National Conference Of Charities
and Correction. Both Of these gentlemen
have national regulations as speakers
and workers in the field.
INVITE THE MAYORS.
The secretary was instructed to invite
the Mayor of each city and the director
of each public charitable institution in
the State to attend in person or to send
a delegation to the conference.
The following are chairmen of the va
rious committees:
Charitable and Penal Institutions OF
tue Counties-Rev. J. M. Pitcher, Peters
burg.
Shall Virginia Have State Board of
Charities Mrs. E. c.. Minor, Rich
mond.
State Care of the Feeble-Minded-W A.
Bowles, Staunton.
Prisons and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Hutzler. Richmond.
County Poorhouses--George B. Davis.
Richmond.
n1embership-NIrs. Joseph Bryan, Rich
mond.
Local Augmentation Stuart Bry-
an Richmond.
ubl:catior-William F. Drewry. Pc
tersburg.
OBJECT OF CONFERENCE.
The Conference has no official connec-
ton with any institution or other or
ganized body, but is an independent or
ganiZa ton under the direction of repre-
sentativeG of the various charitable, penal
and reformatory institutions. benevolent
societies and workers in the fields OF
charity throughout the State.
The purposes Of the Conference are to
educate the public mind to proper
conception Of the needs OF the INDECENT,
defective and delinquent classes: to en-
courage a humane and philanthropsc spr-
it: to create and foster a deeper and more
general interest in charity and reforma-
tory work: to procure data regarding the
condition Of the unfortunate classes
viz: the destitute. the homeless and neg
lected, the feeble-minded idiots. the in
sane. epileptics. the criminal. &c. and
study the best methods of relief and
correction. to discuss and solve the va
ricus problems involved in paupersm.
deeeneracy, vagrancy. and crirainology;
ard to impress upon the people the adj
vantages of organization in charitable
and correctional work.
The work proposed to be done is OF
such a nature that it appeals TO the hui
manitarian spirit In every lover of man
kind.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-11
sBoUT TIE CITY IUpGEsHlPs.

Tho city Bar Association Will have
,bIow out at IFS annual meeting on the
,crona Wednesday in February next. The
earned gentlemen of the bar. after knock
in. Their heads together 1T the quarterly
meeting held yesterday afternoon. al the
C,tv HAN. agreed that al work and no
piav makes the practitioner like tradi-
tioaaI Jacii-"a dull boy" and so they
unanimously voted to request the Execu-
tive Committee. composed OF Messrs.
Meredith. Cannon. ard Gordon, to pro-
vide fer an entertainment OF some char
actor" at the annual meeting in Febru-
arr at which distinguished ont-of-town
lawyers and others will be invited guests.
II IS safe 10 say that the entertainment:
Of some character" viii not be without
The picture Of spike-ccated gentlemen tip
-t1a, glasses and washing the accumuiat-
Cd dust uf musty volumes ont OF their
thraats with extra dry" and cleaning the
legal c3bwebs from their brains with an
exchange of some Of the humors Of the
profession.
TEE CITY JCDGESHIPS.
Mir Cary, who came in a little late, said
tnate was a matter he wished to call
tire attention of the members TO- and that
v.5s The advisability and desirability Of
this association acting independently of
yha city bar at large in endorsing candi-
dates for vacancies in the city judgesfips
when these occurred. He thought that
liz independent endorsement of this as
eyciston would nave a preponderating
Influence ana that no lawyer would think
seriously Of being a candidate without it.
ara consequently ii would tend to bring
stgaf the selection of the best material
for ths bench. 1t would bar out dis
.eputa--
Judge b T. Crump Urom the chair:
There are none
The laugh went round and then Mr.
Carys motion was made in the follow
That hereafter when vacancies occur
rod in the judscships of the City Courts.
that This association act independently
i Ire city bar in selecting and endorsing
candidates 10 fill the same
Judge Crump suggested that this be
.ablad until the annual meeting in Feb
,galv and the matter brought up for dis
-ussiOn al that time which was done.
TO KEEP LIBRARY OPEN.
An interesting discussion was had on
The fact that the State L1w Library is
closed after O'clock in the afternoon,
az OF the inconvenience this causes. not |
only 10 Uut-of-town lawyers. who have |
eases TO argue before the courts. but to
the local bar as We'll 1t was agreed that |
Il would require legislative action TO rem
ely this. and Judge CruI1p was authorized
10 confer with Colonel George Wayne
Anderson and the members of the Rich
m0Id delegation, with q view to getting
al act passed authorizing the library TO
be kept open between the hours of !
ard O'clock in the afternoon.
Four new members were elected r. B.
Mlnford. Jr.. Eppa Hunton. Jr.. Roscoe !.
c Nelson. Jv.. and Arthur Nj Cannon.
Judge Beverley T. Crump presided over
tie meeting and Mr.. John Howard acted
as Sacret2r5.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-11
TRANSFERS OF PROPERTY.

In Richmond: John ". Brauer and
wife to Christ Episcopal cilurch's trustees.
90 6-12 feet on north side OF N@nable
street 81 feet from northwest corner OF
Scott street. S2,H10.
Walter Christian. clerk. to A. S: Craw-
ford 40 feet on east side OF Twelfth
street. $40 Heet north Of Leigh street,
in name of r. T. Finch, Tor taxes. sl3.64.
Natalie Elise and Percy Fl. Goodwin to
CarlotIa G. GuaIIin and Resale y.
Smith. one third interest in so feet on
north side OF Grace street. 100 feet west
OF Laurel street. $3.50.
In Tenricu: Valentine Hech!er. Jr.. and
wife to Adele R Hechler. 80 feet on east
side OF Twenty-tifth street. extended.
s. etc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-11
CRUELTY TO CHILDREN.
Society FOR Its Prevention Holds An
nual Election Of Omcers

A meeting. of the Society, for the Pre-.
reDtien Of Cruelty to Children was held
tbs Chancery Court room yesterday
ltjerroon, with President George b
Davis in the chair.
The better part OF the meeting was
Committee, which, after being read. was
adopted. The following officers We're
elected:
President. George 3. Davis: Vice Presi-
CONSERVATIVES Newton. Colonel w. r.
C4tshaw lanes n. Boyd. Rabbi e. n.
Ca}sch Father ]. b. O'Rielly. Revs.
James e. Cook. r. A. Goodwin. George
Major B. T. Howard and Major Robert
Board OF Observation-Disclosures. a II. Chris
Kan James Caskie. L. H. Morris, l..
stuart Hume, Henry S. Hutzler. Henry
L. Valentine. samuel II. Cottreil; Mes
Iesrce ~. Baehy, Julius I1obson. John
J King and Miss Pearl Bodaker.
Executive Comniittee-MesSrs George B.
Davis. Nirginius Newton. A. II. Christian.
gsary 5. Hutzler. and Major Robert
5,les
Secretary, Charles O. savilIe.
Treasurer, Charles II. Phillips.
Arrorutys-D. c. Richardson. Garland
Pollard. H. r. Pollard. and a. B. Guigon.
Physicians-M %. Iaoge. Jr. Charles
,abEburG. Edward Mccarthy, and c. w.
P Brock.
Laws was elected and also a committee
81 laGies 10 canvass for new members.
il Was decided TO hold mass meeting
~ the citizens at some date III the near
fHAre 10 he decided by the committee.
several prominent speakers from other
5lfles VIII be present. and an effort VIII
p ma0e TO arouse public interest in this
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-11
Secretary, Charles Q. Saville.


Tie Union Council. No. 81, Royal Ar
canHm held very largely attended
meaung on Tuesday night at Taylor S
Among those present we're number of
reHres NATIVE citizens. A great deal OF
onSiEess Was transacted, including the
Initiation Of several new members ard
aee;iga 81 officers. Those elected are:
REPRESENTATIVE, w. &. Garlicl1: Alternate,
L. Smith: Past Regent. j. Rufus
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