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Arizona republican., 1903-01-04
SITUATIONS WANTED

 -----------~~-~---~-~~-~~~--- WANTED-Light work on ranch by young man; experienced. Address 3. Republican office. WANTED-Position by young German. Any kind of work; small wages. Ad- dress German, this office. WANTED-Situation as cook in pri- vate family by Japanese. Address 75 Republican office. WANTED-A situation to cook city or country. Call at Hardwick hotel. WANTED-Young lady wants position as dish washer or general housework. 437 East Taylor.
 WANTED-A young French girl of 26 would like a position as lady's maid or governess for children; doesn't speak English; only in this country five months. Address Louise Cholet, P. O. Box 54S.
 WANTED-Position as cook; first class; colored man. Address S. D. this office.
 WANTED.-Good ranch to work on shares by an experienced ranchman. l. H., this office
Arizona republican., 1903-01-04

BEAUTIFUL and accomplished young lady owning property and independ- ent income would assist kind and loving husband. Mae, Box s. St. Louis, Mo.
Arizona republican., 1903-01-04

FOR FASHION PLATE HAIR CUITING-Try Tanner. Commercial Hotel Barber Shop. Finest baths for both ladies' and gentlemen in the city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-27
MORE TESTIMONY
Il AGAINST HARVEY BILL

The House COMMITTEES on General Laws a, :,
continued their hearings on ne ~ t mntsos
osteopath bill last night. and TOOK 2
recess untillo o'clock this morning, when
more testimony will be taken There WIS sas
4 l. RreatF crowd on hand. large n umDef
Of those present being ladies'
Tho chief witness vas Mr. r !; L. l.; y yon
aWar n million dollars, being the holder
Of large mining Interests in the West. lie
was put on by Messrs. I la' ana "a, JeI-
fries for the Christian Scientists ana oc-z
cupied the stand during most OF the ~ even on
Ing. NJ \. ss ~,
nlereat. but Ut was when he was taken
in hand By Or. W. 8. Gordon on cross
examination that It was listened 70 more
closely, ~,
Tho witness is a great believcrsinl Chris
tan Science, and hc5objected to some OF
tho questions propounded by pr Gordon.
The two INDUCED In good deal OF cross
flring, but It did not take any very un-
pleasant turn. H IA
From present Indications the hearings
will continue for several days yet.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-27
mo WATER
FOR COUNTY
Committee Decides to Cut 1t
of Entirely.
CONDITION III d ! OF 9, clTY's JAIL !,
The New Structure Pronounced IL :
DepIorabIe State--lt is Recom-
m1ended That Water Meter
Be Put There.
CONDITION OF CITY'S JAIL

In following the pace set by the Board
an opinion OF the City Attorney. decided
that In the future the department shall
not respond to fires or CONGREGATIONS in
the event they are located beyond the
limits Of tho city, the Committee on
Water last night recommended to the
Council that an ordinance be adopted
making Il unlawful for any persons llv-
ing in the county to connect their store
houses. manufacturing; plants or resi-
dences by water with the mains Of ths
4 city. This will apply even though the
house In question abuts on street In
which there is a water main. al 8
ri Such a resolution as this was offered
att previous meeting by Councilman An-
derson, but action was ut that time post
poned, pending thorough consdera ton
Last night 1t was taken from the table
and acted upon finally, although the
patron OF the resolution was not present
@ OF the six members present, Mr.. Whal-
en-, Of Jackson Ward, was the only one
to oppose the resolution. He asked to
BIO recorded as voting no. and this was
done Those who favored the RECOMMEND
8dution we're rMessrs, Mann. chairman:
1sossleux, Sheppard. Zimmerman and
4 Heslep, Nj i SlS
The action OF the committee will not
affect those who have already been
granted permission to connect With the
mains Of the city and who are now en-
of these. numbers OF applications hav-
Ing received favorable consideration at
i the hands OF the body. I'll II n.
During the meeting the plumbing ar
5rangements OF the new city jail came ~
for a severe criticism. Superintendent
&ment in the prison was OF the most ex-
Htrayagant kind, and was not UP to the
usual standard. while Mr. Sheppard re-,
marked that the condition OF the place
was deplornble. 81
As result the committee adopted q
resolution recommending to the Cpuncll
that q meter DO placed In service at the
jail, and that the water consumed be
charged to tho City Sergeant. at the low
est rate possible. He Is now paying 40
for tho water, and members are OF the
opinion that much In excess OF this
amount Is being used annually
Z \ The question promises TO assume me
proportions Of bone of contention In
the Council. for the present rate Of SIC
a year was adopted several years ago In
the ature Of compromise,
When the resolution WINS offered some
remarked that the prisoners would Rut-
fer IL the rate was Increased, whereupon
Mr., Sheppard said he was unable to con-
Bceive OF how the jail-a new building
could have gotten In such q fllthy con-
sdition within such n short space OF time.
IfSthe increased rate would have ten
dency to cause the use OF less water, he
said, he was opposed to It. III
Superintendent Boiling said the Stewart
Iron " orks had used iron pipe through
out tho jail. which costs about one-fifth
as nuoh as does lead pipe,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-27
MAY APPROPRIATE
one THOUSAND
Lee Camp to Hold Most I'm:
portant Meeting Tonight.
New Orleans Reunion.

The question OF appropriatlng $1,000 from
tho treasury OF r.. p. Lee Camp to carry
members to the New Orleans reunion In
May will come up Tor settlement this eve
ming at the regular meeting. and not for
q long time .has II matter Of more inlpor-
lance been before the body
Il The effort is being lnade$to bring out a
largo attendance Of members. and postal
cards telling tho members that this ma &
tel VIII be taken up have been sent out
By order Of the commander, DR., James
+. Smith. Tile card sets forth that the
question OF upproprlatins 81 900 to carry
members OF tho camp TO the New Orleans
reunion will be acted on Friday. March
81, 1903. v This Is n question OF great im-
portance, Please be present at s p. !. Y
While many members of the camp are
In favor Of so expanding this amount OF
the funds IN the camps treasury, others
are opposed and are fighting It. The mat
ter was taken up at the last meeting OF
.the camp, on Friday night OF last week,
and laid on the table until tonight. When
all the members could be notified and he
present when 1t came to the vote, There
| IS sure To be q large ATTENDANCE.
Leo Camp has been particularly an lous
to make a fine showing at the New Orr
leans reunion, and wants to take as large
a number, OF members there as possible
The Howitzers will so us escortInnd pos
s.biy tho Blues They want to take first
honors for appearance in tho line Of
march, But many OF the members are not
financially able to take the long trip un-
less receiving some atd, the camp mas
several thousand dollars In the treasury
and is in a prosperous condition. With
not great deal OF expense, Cutie q
number OF the leading members are n
favor OF taking $1,000 and lending assist
ance to the veterans who need Il. It ap-
pears now that the members fnyorlng me
appropriation are In the majority,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-27
SEALED PROPOSALS.
The CITY OF Richmond. Virginia.
n Office City Water w orka.

ctY 6 81 N,e GIty @at srrEWI orks
spA11sp PROPOSALS M Wifh B R1 III \ f.
f %py j. 1t ipos sA at Gfo osoc Rn h
fOF ysar qhqng RsSem sir 81 1ses
iIghiie ;HHn 1 HUI End ae,c SysIyss
S |sl, HIM NJ l;d o aats y yH,yss
i ioSssa IL inc ao Hub 70 BE- four feet
D9l 10 4 i"sta CAST from Pipes per ton
90 s-ineei, Cas-. iron pipes, Der ton.
1sn s GssIFSn PPiipss psF tom tom
- - 2o.ineii cast. Iron PIPES. Der ton.
1000 Iosn e speeanl cqsIIngs Crosses
from. to %, inches In diameter. 4,
70 Small Stop Cock Boxes.
$500 pounds pig Lead tbes II quality.
j- ------ pounds gas ,kr, 1,
SO 1-inch Tapping Cocks tHadesty
1 ia j .3,lnch Tapping Cocks (Hadesty
/. 4. 4 4
ii s.I,lncl Tapping Cocks tIIodesty
g finch Houndway Stop Cocks * for
o. 5-l-inch Roundway Stop Cocks 4 for Or
%, 6.S.inch Roundway stop Cocks for 7' I
90 1-2.inch Roundway Stop Cocks for Tor
q 5.4-inch Roundway stop Cocks for
II 1-2-inch Roiindway Stop Cocks for
lead and Iron pipe. hi
n IL FINCH Corporation Cocks. a
~ 3-4-lnch Corporation Cocks.
sample at t. officeS and viii Be iet as d
SIS 6-s Water Meters and Connections.
100 3-4 Water Meters and connections.
Per cubic Il / ~ Yard for Digging and RefIl.
gravelled and clay streets; +.
Per square yard for RELAXING Granite
OF. Cobblestone Paving. I, z,
.IFsi Per square yard "a for 3 Laying New
~ Granite Paving. . 3lq} Is "A
Per cubic yard for Furnace clnders; u
Per ton for Hauling Pipe and pedals.
All supple los Q be delivered &C the
s snecia IS wteh shaii BE- 4 Q. 5. At Rioh-
rs nond, Va, in such 3H quantities 8 from
& time to time rs the Superintendent may
direct. Specifications md further In
The Committee on Water reserves. the.
right to Increase or decrease the above!
Z named quantities twenty (20) per CENT
and also the !, orejee ct
8 SOD must accompany each bid, except
" where bids Ell for brasswork only;5 in;
this case bid must be accompanied by
certified check for 500, ssj
CHARLES y. BOILING.
n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-27
!77 19's <" J. CHEWING Trustee,8
Mar. 20-td ~ 4. & Il, s5 7, NJ
III COZ East Broad Street. tE58 6ic
Y SIRE SALVAGE8 SALE OF FURNI-
585a4 TURE ETC, AT s012 EAST BROAD

y We will sell at our auction ware-room,
No. 612 East Broad Street y, -,
TIIIS (Friday) MORNING. MARCH g7TId,
at 10 80 o'c clock, the furniture etc, saved
VIZ: Oak Chamber Suit, Oak \ ideboard,
M liant Mirror, Large Arm Chairs, Vienna
su G,i Stands. Carpet, Mattresses, etc.i
ga csAf Fxtenaion fiable and Chairs e
match. Wardrobes, China Gases; e Gups,
isa,,cers, Plates, Dishes, B ow ls and Fitch
bers, Portieres. Smith American . p cslIi,
ing Stoves, Cooking Utensils. Mahogany
Sofa, Mahogany Wardrob be, efrigerator,
Sewing Machine, Child g Bed. linil sets,
Mirrors, B and large lot Of Muscular eous
Sbook IN I'M mc";v;A ai.j AUCTION co, "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-27
COL oNEL r1'cABE's PORTRAIT
Will Be Presented to the University Of
Virginia Monday Night.

The portrait OF Captain w. Gordon Nc
Cahe will be formally presented TO The
University OF Virginia by his former pll-
pills on Monday night. April 18TH, VII !
: fitting and elaborate ceremonies.
II All OF the former students under the
distinguished author OF Mccabe's Bln.-
ham's Latin grammar have been invited
to be present on tho occasion. and doubt
less many will accept, A whole Pull
man car load Will so from Richmond
alone. A special car has been chartered
and will be attached to the 2 ?. NJ. train
leaving here onsthe day OF the presents'rr
ton. Those who so in It will have It
for their headquarters for the night. They
4 will reach here In return ut O'clock
the next morning. Either Mr.. Fred. w.
Scott or Mr., Allen Potts VIII preside.
Hon. Alexander Hamilton will make the
presentation speech and Professor w.
4 III. Thornton wlllfreceiye It for4the Uni
yersity. A banquet and german Will
likewise mark the occasion. Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-27
THE 4 CLOSE } |. s /:
BRILLIANT |
Confederate Fair Proves an.
Unqualified Success,
FIFTEEN HUNDRED T: THERE II
The Attendance last Evening Broke
AN Hecords--Miss Lee Receives,
the Blues Acting as Guard
Of Honor. 81

ono OF the largest crows that has at
tended the Confederate Fair was there
4 last night. According to- u door receipts
fifteen hundred persons wore present. The
fair has been D. grand SUI cessy SsSY 81
i MISS Mary Gusts Lee held q reception,
tho Richmond Blltes acting us guard to
Keep back the crowd. hi N sS
Miss Lee will ,;be The guest Of Miss
3lsuby 13odeker, In company with y Miss
Montague. at the Btjou, to attand the play
given for tho Home for Needy Confed.
crate Women. ii Ss3 Bs t.f5.s .ss
Ihe booths have all been q great sue
cess financially, and the ladies have all
worked most faithfully.
IF Special mention Is due the res aurn1lt
Mrs. l.. o. NJ iller}t chairman. ~
Mrs. Richardson reports q flne piece o.
II work for sale from her booth. 3S 4
81 Miss Lilly. Saya eswas voted fine locket
from the candy BOOTH Is &:
S3t Little Janet Montague was presented
with a8lovely doll by Ashby Pyle.
Fl Miss Laura Richardson also received 9
i Beautiful doll. 81 Va e
AZ Mrs Montague's booth tho remaining
sofa cushions were quickly disposed Of
q Captain Tony Miller and his musicians
were present, as were anumber OF the
I Richmond Light Infantry Blues. S II
/. \ Miss Bodeker did mot close the chances
4 On the runabout or the diamond ring last
might nor will she do 80 for about Two
weeks. q Chances may be gotten from her
4 or. at Thaw and Grants and Grant -.
Aliens drug store. 5sii s,
y This evening the benefit given BY Mr.
Wells, OF the Bijou Theatre. TO the CON
Tolerate Woman's Home WILL Drln q g
4 crowd TO see George Fawcetts COM com
pany. !. }1i 81 z. !, \, /.
evening and kept up It's excellent record.
rhe drill OF the young ladies YESTERDAY
afternoon was Witnessed and heartily en-
1oycd by large crowd. II 5lt @f3 INV &
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-27
The city OF Richmond, Virginia,
Office City Waite. Works.. "

sOl1ICo ES1ky
y98 j. March IS, 1903
SEALED PROPOSALS. WILL 2 BIZ RE-
ceiyed at this office until MONpAY,
April g. 1903. at s Fl NJ, for the folloW-
Six c65 24-inch Gate Valves.
Two (2) 90 inch Gate Valves. Il 81
Nine (O)& 16-inch Gate Valves. ~ 55
~ s,evcn ~ 12-inch Gate Valves,
.l SIX 10y 10-inoh1 Gate Valves.
Two t2}> scineh,Gate ! y MdIys:
Eght 81 }S6, e Jnfya G Roxe saves
6sl7 I-inch Gast-Iron Pipes.
l24 av-inch Cast-1ron Pipes.
73 18-inch Cast-Iron Pines. 5
a. GOO pounds Special Castings Zone
Sleeve and remainder OF "a. 20 and IS
Inch Specials. Crosses. Tees BENDS,
$1,000 pounds Pig Lead, best quality.
1900 pounds Gasket. s
Hauling Pipe and Speelas ~ per r t9n
Cutting ana fsellilili6 'pe e ~ etlo41,
Xii Pipe. Specials and Valves to be
delivered t. Q. b. Mt Richmond, Va N N
Z such quantities MS may DO termlned
Nv the Superlntendent Of Water ~ orks,
All other supplies to be deliyered &C
water-works shop or pipe yard Hpecl-
~ fications and further intormat!on,,c can
4 be obtained ut this office y ne Cons
mittee on Water reserves the rlght 20
increase or decrease the above ,naM Iaa
quantities. 5. per cent, and also reserves
certified check for $500 must accompany
Y = $50 i'll ~ M CHARLES r.. 81 LL1NG..
ar q %, 25. 27.2S,S 81 Supcrin tendent.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-27
II AUCTION sALEs-rHls DAY.
a Geo. WI Mays, Auctioneer. d

y ~ u
4HSsEEEEE sARs e $SfsSS1HR1 S2R
FHTI1E4tk; Ffeafs MhAo 1oS eRE XXI
iP i.tf1s1 lf;H,BsLEs, GfIAIRs Gid Ans.
EsS 6Ra Isad o II GaFh sAsns' 'ilR
yts ssrf} is!srss + u
liz lsth isf II liz j a ds, e e. joh q
nGSEHgs aa Sssrups qsf ess ~.
Isass bf FRfp ztFssssst A & c19 b 4 isol
w w2|ln's'q f'ate SMf!rror.; MarSle counters,
with copper strnlners Holders, INimblers,
sn SssN se Msna GSseq N"toSa sp'
Register. q large I'late.gass Wall a I, Mir.
Very handsome OAK clsar and Sandy I. y
MaIl Eas Siacine w Window ias Mirrors.
Complete Plant for the Manufactu OF
Ice Cream, 13 Copper-frame md Marblo,,i
venaa Fame Gh1s general f;ss ps,E
md n IL Stool stl Fixtures, Palms, Screens,
gandy 5ars anq seeesd Cf gars sok
Ing and Chewing Tobacco. Fancy Candy
ara numerous other, articles I, !,
Arrangements can be made with partles
controlling property for an extension OF OF
y TERMs-on the stock, cash; on the rx-
lures. cash, except on q sum IN, Of sl,RosD ~.
t SIX, ff0 MIX }Hne IL s PPayyae
Aoys 3h lS @ .H Win
aG Fl ~ NJ cuR E Receiver ana Trustee.
q loo. III. Mayo, Auctioneer.
Mar. 21-Gt iE5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-27
Egl s55 By H. Seldom Taylor,
Real Estate Agent and .Aucttoneer,
.8lIs No. 8 North Eleventh Street, I.

Il COMMISSIONERS SALE or THAT
~ VALUABLD& STORE, No;@112. ,,W y ,II,I4
p ply a. I, AR1XRA 9 az NlN NNb
w FosThR AS A.PHoToaRAPH GAL,
LERY: ALSO TWO. VEIL! I ri a !! 2
GEsT 3 LqGATRp ssp4hfHk ING
I ON EAST SIDE OF D1GHTH, sT RE EEL 7I,
BETWEEN GRACE AND FRANK
BY virtue Of a decree Of the chanoery
Court Of the city 81 Riehmond, entered t.,
March s 1922 IN 1 tha suit Snd MaFy 1
fhereby ap pItads to pub
lie auot9 q9 the pr RGhf 81 on 1908
tho real estate above mentioned IL ,1o th :,
following order eommeneing r. at w S;JG =
Nln!h st5sef ee
less, to q wide alley: =, Z, I, /. Il (
tween Grace and Franklin. Containing 70
Jern Comforts, The lot fronts 2oxs7 feet,
81. pgeilns No 1ls Eighth street, !. be- e
tween GRACE and Franklin, containing ~
rooms. bath and other modern. improve.
msns bho f1Gns ana eaf
attention OF il!nvestors, whether for occu,;
times a good demand, by lrst-eass ten
S-One-f fourth cash. balance on a
credit Of 6, u and IS months, for, negoti able
notes, with interest added from day Of salei
to confirmation Of the court. and the title
to he retained until a. conveyance is or
dered by, the court, The PURCHASER is TO
pps '''' sa WSi =. M,IEWAINE,
III Special Commissioner.
The bond required of the Special Com-
missioner by the above decree has been
IVY cVAs, O., sAylLLp. Clerk,
Mar, 20 S5 Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-27
a LAMP ExPLODES
Mouse Slightly Damaged and aWoman
z, Badly Burned.

III As a result OF a coal-oil lamp explosion
i t g o'clock last n!ght,a tworstory store
house. the property of the True Re-
formers. and located at No. o. North
Thrtleth Street, was, slightly damaged by
are. while the wife OF Thomas Jackson,
an occupant OF tho building was badly
burned about the body. The damage will
not be over SIS, and the woman Is ex.
pscted to recover from her injuries.
s. and the engines from No, 4 and mol
}, and the truck from the latter. re.
sponded. They extinguished the FIRE al
nnce III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-27
Office 81 city Engineer

Richmond va, March % -l9U3:
ceived q t. this office until 54 P. NJ. NOM.
DAY. MARCH At30, 1903, "a for N PAVING
WITH GRANITE 81 SPALLSs 9 CERTAIN
CUTTERS AND aTIII1 ROADBDDSH OBJ
CERTAIN STREETS IS. Z B -
4. 3 For FURNISHING AND 81 SETTING
NEW GRANITE !. CURLING, and for
LAYING GRANOLITFI1C& CURBS AND
CUTTERS, as per list on file IN this
For BUILDING "A CONCRETE WALL
at Seventh and Hospital Streets. Shockoe
Creek Improvement and EXCAVATION
AND 5FILLING for same. u III.
b Specifications and full informa ton to
IA a certified check for $3.50 must accom-
pany each bid q II v. q, 55 !, RI I'll
Creek reserve the right to reject any and
oil bids offered, and to award the cons
tract as whole or in separate parts,
ais5 IS w. p, gCUTSHAW, s5i \
5f3$ .aS * WA City Engineer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-27
A.i & = M '',S4s CHARLES r.. 3OLLlNG.,
Mar a,22,25, 81 IS, 81 Superintendent
h city Of Richmond, Virginia,
Office City Wafer Works,

l5i. Il 81 8 March IS, 1903.
SEALED PROPOSALS. Will BE RE
Il ceived ut this office until MONDAY,
Situation ttIntie Of a. Steel Water Tower and
Steel substructure near tho New Reser.
Il voIr The substrllcturo Will be l20 feet
4 above the pedostnls to base of tank.
and so feet high, aud will have a conl-
cal metal cover or hood. Included "
tho bid will be n 16-inch supply Pipe or
flow Pipe. The suhstructure, tank, sup
Il My and waste pipes. all complete, In
Guiding paintings must be ,n niiI e. IN n
auIred to submit the design. plans, de-
tail drawings and strain sheets with his
bid. Zach bid must be accompanied
with a certified check Of $500, me COM
Is mlttee on water reserves the right TO
3 reject any or al proposals. I, ssj
a CHARLES T. ROLLING.
K ST. Superintendent,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-27
CARTHUSIAN MONKS
MUST co WITH OTHERS
lBy As.ocia ted Press.l

PARIS, March 26. The Chamber Of Dep
utles to-day completed the governments
orders which applied for authorization
to remain In France by refusing by q
large majority the application OF the Car
thusian monks. who were separated from
the other orders al forming q class apart,
\ they being employed In manufacturing
cordial. This Is the wealthiest order ~
France, t8i
Premier Combes said that the argument
In favor ot the Carthuslan monks could
be reduced to the assertion that the orr
der does good and that the decision AGAINST
~ would be painfully received by the
country, His opinion was absol tely dlf-
sferent. The Carthustan MONKS 1--we under
tho same regime as the other orders, and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-27
l. ]. hayden,
Y. MANUFACTURERS OF
Pure HERB MEDICINE

T. one .3e l the Greatest Healers OF the Sick
9n Earth Gn|res a or no charKs
human race or no charge. 10 matter what
yo4r dlsease. sickness or AT ietlon may be.
sRs ffeitss1 eu S Pssse sat bssss
GonsamtP|tfl9n R5(Hoa Sidney LiysE had-
ihdigeston, Constipa lon, journalism ii
Eoda Rek1s aaTa ASShss so any kR
GomplaInts, ~ drlpiIe, Il oPnesu nlonlaa;;
Ess{sat asFRs &a'ei
Disease 81 Ihs K.ldnsys, euFe any dis
ease M matter q Whit ma tSH " Al YEN
to al any address BY expssss For bill patti
iculars send a.tWo-cent staMp for ansWer,
No, IA West Broad Street. Richmond, We,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-27
AT LEIGH-S STREET
Much Interest Shown Last Night and a
2.ss4a 4agB5 N1,unseSon Qoe,,Sc

Conversion Results
Rev. Claggett Skinner preached stir
ring sermon at Leigh-street Baptist
Church last night to an audience that
filled the large auditorium. His text
was What then shall I do with Jesus?"
There was great interest shown ny al
and ono conversion. 55i
Il DR.. Skinner will preach again tonight
and Tomorrow at Is o'clock in stAe after
noon. He willSremain oyer Sunday. and
the meetings may continue next week,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-27
4 Geo. wv. Mayo, AuctIoneer.

- 5jAN1SRUPTs SALE or GROCERIES.
p AIACHINERY ENGINE Y ~ @B 943 X
SAFE, IYr c., AT AUCTION. 4 a 5
BY virtue Of decree entered in the
District Court Of the United States TOR
Il, 1905, IN the matter Of. JohnJ WILL
iIlams, bankrupt L will sell at No. "A 3,
Tifteentll Street, Mt 1890 F: N. u. bsi
a large and general line Of Groceries,,
iCtgarettes, Polish, Essences. 2 rooms
Matches, etc; Engine and Boiler !31
5verizing, Cracker, Corn and Pepper NILS
ing. Puleys, Betting, Tools. OF c,, etc. i@G,
& Sale begins on grocery stock
s85 7a WIN. E.RBRIDGES, Truste 9. Af
icnn4lXV. hTnXn MA TIC tinnaer. $3.50
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-27
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company,
Office Of the Secretary. y = j. :, !.

sAt[ANt109
ss.r.r, b Office OF the Secretary; :, =
NOTICE is HEREBY ,GIvEoN!,, Il { 49, "a
kk enssn 81 e tie i1A,4T LANTiG COAST LINE
RAILROAD COMPANY has been Galle e !
Board Of Directors t, to be BE- es tY e. e.
Richmond. Virglpia. at II o'clock a M,
~ y ,'''TIJESDAY,. THE 2ls,r # DAY OF
A.PR1L. a. D.. 1908, for the PURPOSE OF
considering and acting upon, - the . o par-
:t WI Fights. privileges and franehlses Of
the Fiorida Southern Railroad Company.
ana ana also for the purpose Of con sider!pg z
railroads and other property rights. PRIV;
;leges and franchises Of the Sanford ana ~
ST Petersburg Railroad company. ~ nG der
z The lnws OF the State OF Florida which
viii be submitted for their apProSyTn1,:,
No, Secretary.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-27
WANT MORE NORMALs
important MsetIng Of Legislative Com
mittees on Schools and Colleges,

A most important Joint meeting Of the
{ Committees OF Schools and Colleges Of
the Senate and House of Delegates will
be held next Tuesday evening at o'clock.
March 3lst, In the Hall Of the House Of
/. Delegates, The purpose Of the meeting
4 is to hear all persons who are inter-
psted In the establishment Of one oE mere
B ot female teachers, Two speakers OF
lie evening to be heard With great inter-
est are Hon. Harry st, George Tucker
and III, Robert Frazer. who are trained
educators and Virginia rep escnta Yes Of
I the General Educatl Ion Board 81 New