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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-25

This 10 when Richard Carvel and the
Duke OF Chartersea draw their swords
ana senEa &c IN a. COO Mot. to the death.
The scene 10 well worked up, so well.
indeed, 81 that the audience. N all excite.
ment during the struggle, ana all enthu-
slasmt at its end. Thers are the screams
I OF the ladies' and the cries of the men
as they urge the conba tants on. The two
men. both Of powerful stature. with de-
termination 4 in their faces. strive for an
advantage e their steel flashes The
duke has placed confederate behind a
door. with Instructions to run Carvel
through when the latter Is pushed against
1t. This plan miscarries, however, for
Richard has been warned OF the Dukes
treacharous methods and It Is. the duke
instead OF Richard who IL thrown against
tho door and receives the fatal thrust.
The company presenting the piece was
capable, Mr.. Andrew Robson. Mr.. Thomas
C. Hamilton. and Miss Edna q. Brothers
sharing the honors. b o.
or .'Robin Hood" which will be sung
at the Academy OF Music next Friday
evening by the Bostonians. the press
speaks highly. 81
The Fawcett Company's production Of
siberia" In one OF tho beat things tho
organisation has done. The usual perform
anoes viii be given this week, with tho
exception that on Friday night a big
benefit has been planned for the Home
for Confederate Women, most worthy
charity, Tickets TOR this performance
may be secured at the Bljou. or at tho
bazaar In the Masonic Temple,
Next week the Bl5ou will have as its
attraction the famous nslodrAna,
"sewanee Rtver.''
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MEETINGS.
Atlantic Coast Line Company,
;-EOff1ca9 of the Secretprv. i3ftTIs

.47AI7 s.N Office OF the Secrctnry. I17 7T17IT@
H NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT "a
Folders Of Tie XTLANTiG COAST LINZ
BY tho Hoard Of Directors to be held at
the office OF tho Company In tho City Of
Richmond. Virginia. at Il O'clock A. M.
on {. rlJESStDAY,5 THE 2lST DAY OF
APRIL "a. D.. 1903. for the purpose OF
considering and acting upon tho pur-
chase Of the railroads and other proper
IT, rights privileges and franchises Of
the Florida Southern Railroad Company
and also for the purpose OF considering
and acting upon b, the purchase OF the
railroads and other property. rights, priv
Pe tna bot
created and lexistIng under
the laws of the State OF Florida, which
Will be submitted for heir approval.
s B4i,3 nd II. b. sssa Fl. L. BORDEN, N
}.4 s Secretary.
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BY a. ]. Chewning Co,
STRNHfT LOT.

In execution OF d trust deed. dated Aus
gust 4, 1900 Of ecord In Henrico County
Court p Il lB9 page soS. default " b "a.
a sag ea' ana Sslns s ' rssasTed bsnsd.
ciary 50 to do, Will sall by AUG ton, on
FaIDAY NrH MARG9lH, ls 3 I,
tie lot fronting 20Nfeet on Comprolnisl
Street by a depth Of 1894 feet, being LET
No, q as shown by plst corded ,lny n, N
a. ]. oHEWsSlssa svusta n
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/ DIVIDEND NoTlcE.

Virginia. Carolina Chemical Co.,
Rishmq nN, ya an Mas TH = i Nf&p
Per Cent. teral Trust Sinking Fund
paid IN presentation by The Central
Trnst Company. 81 Wall Street, New
York City. on and after APRIL Is Il 1903,
s. w. TRAYDRS, ITeasuyers
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Sealed Proposals, in trdplicate, Tor CON
STRUGGLING 12-inoh Cast Iron Sewer Dis
charge Pine here vii be received until II
NJ, MARCH %. 1903, u 8, reserves right
any part thereof. Information furnished
on application. Envelopes obtaining pro-
posais should he marked Proposals for
T fe1Ttsss|dhti4E eeT NJ. aaaresssa :.
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MU b. SlGirlA Rios.
Public Debate Followed by an 1" Old
Virginia. Reception.

PubHc IOebate FO1oWtu py on 1S-''U
Virginia" Reception.
The Mu Sigma Rho Literary. Society
will hold It's annual public debate next
Friday In the college auditorium, at 6:l6:
o'clock. This Is the most Interesting
public occas held by the society during
tho session. An {"Old Virginia" reoep-j
ton will be rendered the invited guests
after the debate. Hospitality.
will be dispensed by a group OF fair young
ladies', assisted by several young mon
(of course). and none know better how
to do It than do the gallant Mu Sigma
Rhunians, M A hearty welcome Is always
extended to the public, to enjoy the de.
bate Special music has been engaged
for the OCCASION,
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Richmond ministers viii be N Attendance.
Bishop "A. Smith, Will preside. Is. N
q The REV. Herbort M. Hope, editor Of
tho Christian IA dvocnts, left last N,>ok
yforJ the cot,ference.i The Rcv. w g. Camp
boil, WHO soes TO present tho work Of the
Hibic Society Of virginia, viii leave t..
day. ss 7, fs &
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BY James II, Crenshaw. ~
Real Estate Auctioneer. Sgs
lois II Main Street, III
TRUsTEns sALp sS
DEsIRABLE SUBURBAN RnsIDYNCH3
~ ON BROOK TURNPIKE WITH 9Ssa83
ll75 1876 ACRES OF LAND. Il, u 8

4 M
u By virtue OF a certain deed Of trust
dated the 18th day of February, lS00 anQ
recorded in the clerks Office * Aenr1sSSso ,
County Court in D. B., l2s page Ssss,
default having been made in the payment
Of q part OF the debt secured therebyss
Hillary aeH S'4 thersia. viii sell by public aua.
ton. on the premises. on !. Z. 3iSsi ffig
80 MONDAY. MARCH 30, 1893.
n n said i'f trust deed as that place on par-
on, lying and being IN IIanrico county
Va. con containing ,fftsenand one-halt db.l 8
side or Brook Turnpike. thrae-four this OF
a mile from tha city OF Richmond in!.
proyements consist Of a Stuccned brlek
dwelling OF nine rooms and other &pnlld-
ings formerly the residence Of j ohm p;
Crenshnw, deoensed, j VIII sell said land
to pay the following charges; 8 AS
OF executing this trust, all unpaid taxes
to day OF sale, and to pay S., 900 fbalanca
due on the last note for s., 500 and inter-
est on said 5000 from February le, 1902
the residue at one and two years TO bes
evidenced by negotiable notes, wit inter-
est added and secured by trust deed on
said property, y, J, /, ~ !. ..i I'll
BY James n. Crsnshaw, Auctioneer.
Mar. sos III
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Contract Awarded.

The contra ct for the four-story rchand-
i ling plant to be built at Wilson, n. G..
3 BY the Imperial Tobacco Company has a.
been awarded to Il Wilkins: Deans d
n 1lilett. contractors Of Wilson, work oslt
will begin at once. &s $
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Want a Real Fox.

h Many members OF the Deep Run Hunt
Club want to have a real fox to chase
Instead OF tho anise bag The members
tame. and they WANTS real fox or
real stag. The matter was discussed at
4 recent meeting OF the club.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS.
Geo, w, Mayo. Auctioneer,

u ANKRuPr SALE OF GROCERIES,.
IN ~ MsA AaHFiEd EE MddSB b AMP f RoN
SAFE, ETC, AT AUCTION,
i by virtue OK decree entered In the
The Eas tern D,stict OF Virginia on March
"a, 1903. On the matter Of John !, VIII
liams bankrupt, ] will sell at No, "A 8.
Fifteenth Street, It l3;Sq r 5, M; 10,
a large and general line OF Groceries,
Cigarettes. Polish. Essences. DrooIns.
Matches, etc: Nngine and Boiler, P4l-
scales, offico hesks, Iron Safe. Shaft
Ing Pulleys, Betting, Tools. etc, etc,
y Sale begins on grocery stock,
VIM. n. Bird ES. Irusteu.
Geo, Nv. Mayo. a uGfa oneers M " \ Gls
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS.
4 BY IL Seldom my ior,
& Real Estute AGENT ana Atiutt0nSeS.
sg84$ No. g North IJievefth Street. $E fSg

oMi1YYsI ( I g 4 a az q r.
PlW'RhhINa pr ARqXR 99k k 1hNTsbb S
II ls4fN SsfhS AZ Now p 2sFfg51RHR2 q
T ESSA;E MR1 slHs 5R 4SB
$1BS aSB }hzsSb
by virtue 81 4 decree Of the chancery
Ms4sh ths slsK e Hl sal
Boael & Others Va. irving 7. Anderson y 4
pshsrs WIZ q speeaa ssl7 os.
lilo auction, on tho premises, on III sSsI @
FRIDAY. MARCH q 100,
the real estato above rnenti onad. II, tn NJ
S9llow1ng GTraer ,co'nteneig 4Ig
Franklin. The lot fronts 211a feet. IL more
or less and runs back 12o feet. more or 3
lesa bkel Xlao a s!5eyi Eighth street
tween GRACE and franklin, containing 10
rooms. besides BATHROOM and o t Is mod-B
b 81. Dwelling No, ITO Eighth Street. fbe.:S
tween Grace and FRANKLIN, ontnining ~
me H, The us lot fronts asxss feet - Sc orfj
less. The convenient and desirable loca- Y
ti9 Gf hs pI1psiy sSd
pancy or Investment, there heiig at all b
times a good demand, by first GLASS ten &
ants, for houses In. this central locality.
credit Of G. 70 and IS mon MS FOL. negotiables
notes, with interest added from day Of sale
or all cash at option OF purchaser: gu 5eot5
to be retained until q conveyancs 10 or.5S
dered by, the court. The pureh aser - 70 "
q Y W sSss 4: S s5 5z%it.s|S
The bond required OF the Special Come
missioner by the above decree has been
80 . cIIAs. o. 9sAv1LLN. Clerk.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-25

FORT M oNRoD, Nv A., MARCH 90 1903
Sealed Proposals.. In triplicate for fur
nishing n 12-Ton6 Steam Locomotive here eaI
WILL be received until IL NJ. APRIL ~, 1903.
u. s. reserves right to accept or, reject
any or al Gproposals or any part thereon.
Information furnished on applica tion,
Envelopes containing proposals should be
marked Proposals for Locomotive" ad-
dressed G. P. sTOWNSLEY.aQ G. M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-25

Richmond, Va, March q. 1903.
+ OF THE TIMES COMPANY will be held
II on SATURDAY, April A. d 1903, at ~
o'clock NJ, at the Office OF the company
II in Richmond. s}$Ei 3s'35
Secretary.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-25

Richmond, Va. March "a, 1903. y
q OF the Stockholders of@TIfE ALBE-
y MARBLE PAPER MANUFACTURING
~ COMPANY will be held at the office Of
Messrs; Williams, Bryan & Williams,
mond, Va, on TIIURSDAY, April Il 9,
8 1903, at u O. clock M. Z g.
CHARLES M. BOSWELL,
Secretary and Treasurer.
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GOT THREE YEARS FOR
HAVING NINE WIVES
(By Associated Press.)

ERIN, TENN. March 24.-Arcalhald
Jones was to-day convicted OF blgamy in
the Circuit Court and sentenced to three
years In the penitentiary. The evidence
against tina accused changed him with
having hurried nine women In as many
different States. One OF the wives from
Kentucky and one from Tennessee vera
Witnesses against Jones In the trial,
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WIN. 3. 5M,ILW'A'lINH,S II
Special Commissioner

The bond required. Of the Special COM
missioner by the above decree has been
80 &c cHAs. o. sAv11LH clark. IL
Mar. 20 q BE-
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Richmond. Va, March Is, 1903.
THE ANNUAL MEETING or, THE
3A Stockhoders OF the WEST-ENDs HOME
& BUILDING FUND .ASSOCIA1TON win
be held at tho office OF the President.
+ NO. 1103 East Main Street, Richmond,
va:,, on "WEDNESDAY, April !, 1909, at
2 o'clock r. Ar. sta
..sas s@5'S CT OF. ROGERS. Secretary.
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! Mrs i rs. 'Pl:' Powers Improves.

Mrs. r. w. Powers, who was operated
week before last, continues to improve.
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IS ANKRUPT sALp OF ONYX SODA
M n E9Hsr 46oHNr AMR sA RSASdAAs99ss
NATIONAL. @ CHECK MACHINE. ~ NA.@
TIoNAL CASH REGISTER. ICE CREAM
R RS6RAAof Efa o 1F 1 WaFH sass AlH'
D R rt Gsut e sst'5ss e
the Eastern DISTRICT Of Virginia on March :.
tha 18th 1902 II tho amattegBof J q 81
BSSa 81 M pfaT
last B 1FRfp a'Fss sA 8 III? 81 1 i,o5
! TUFTS Full Onyx Soda Apparatus, a and
wth Rat e sXE4p pls aass
with copper stralners: Folders. numbers
Shakers, Coffee and Chooglat Urrs y a.. "a
R fsEn cnsok arss afaaaas
y y9fy hnnd ssaa ga Oak cisaz and
T Mal aaAMsS aeS M1sh hss @o1 lrsoss
Complete Plant for the Manufac ture OF
se Cream Is GoPper and Msre end
Gasgs oss Bsss
81 end i1 stool fiefu Palms screens;
9spsy R 5ass n
and .,s i numerous other articles,
Arrnngementn can De mace WI tna lp?a III
TElN1s-on the stock, cash on the, nz-8i
lures cash except 1 on SYN o. 1.XS 9STi
as follows $500 With interest, payable e
November i, laas; 800 with Interest, pays
ag II A. 1ui II GttR A' Recsvsr ana Trustee.
Geo. W.. Mayo, Auctonee r. y58ss53
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If BALTIMORE Q Conference,
{ Tho Baltimore Cor Ference OF the Meth
od.st Episcopal Church, South, meets 70 Y
Day IN FREDERICKSBURG, We, Three or four
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At tho request OF the owner we will
offer for sale at public auction, on the
l's0''''s THURSDAY, MARCH 10. 1900,
at s p, NJ, the semi-detnched br1ck
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BY Augustine Royal & Co,
Real Estate Agents and Auchoneers,
ONCE: Leader Building, Manchester. Va
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TRUSTEE s Said


II RUsrDTsE' Sal Gr
A Nice Little Farm in Chesterfield County
on the Warwto ok Road. near the city o Of
1903. at 10 O. clock a. M on the premises.
By virtue OF a. decd OF trust executed to
the undersigned, dated July 7th. 1897, and
duly recorded in the County Court, clerk ~ 9
office Of said county in 2, 3. g page .e 3s9
at auction on the day, hour and place
named above. that nice l.ttle farm. 'front.'
acres, adjoining the lands OF J.. D. Rcun-
tree, Slater Meyers s. Co., ]: s.. CLAYTON
ct ais. This 10 nice land and Will make
a nice suburban. homo. tyys
\ TERNIsLCaSh aa to expenses OF sale.
taxes IL any be due, and to pay on tho
note secured in said deed, $l2. with In
terest from July 7th. 1902, till paid; tho
residue upon such terms as WILL be an
= ulo Il AUGUSTINE RoYALL,
Mar Is mN88O Trustee.
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VIM. B, Plzzini Company.
BIN Real Estate Auctloneers. n
IA UCmON SAI.D A.
DESIRABLE BRICK DWELLING OBJ
'1t BDVEN1 ROOMS, BATH NTO.. IN 65fRt
g4s ts{gI7{17 WEST END.. Seli@
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No. lle North | ombardy Street,

Between Grove and Floyd Avenues,
This house Is In splendid order and
Will make either most attraotlye .ln-
hunters will do well to attend.
- i77s5I ~ Mar, 40 I'd,
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"a HAMBBR SUITS. WARpRQBEg.
~ S1DEBOARDS.L QFlOCKHI1Yi. JHMF-
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BY The Valentine Auction Co..
~ I'd 612 East Broad Street (. Il
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Geo, w. Mayo. Auctionesr.
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g PECIAL sALm OBJ IRoMB BEDS. FINE
y FURNITURE, OFFICE TABLES,
jCHIFFoNIDRs, BoOK-C CASES, OIL
CLOTH, I TWIN O-GART, i{ WARD.
ROBES. HAT RACKS. ETC.. AT AUG
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ny A. j, Chewning Co.,
Real Estate Auctloneers.
! fF lOT if3 Il
WOODVIL4LN LOTS.

BY virtue Of a trust deed dated Feb.
Court. D, 3. ISL B, page sl7, default be,
Ing made IN the payment Of he de hS
the bsSneiciary 50 10 do,'T win sell BY
auction, llnon the premises, orr ,o,s
MONDAY, MARCH 80. 1900, ,,u
feet on the south side OF Seldom Street.
between Twenty-sixth and TWenty-seY-
enth Streets. in the town of Woodytile,
near the northeastern limits OF the city
OF Richmond.
+ TERMS Cash. ~. :, y, y. =, y
Mar M-td 9 Trustee,
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or .'Robin Hood. !" which win be sung
at the Academy OF Music next Friday
evening by the Bostonians. the press
speaks highly.
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Geo. w. Mayo. Auctioneer,,
q 1906 East Madn Str cot. 81
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The bond required OF tho Special Cone
missioner by the above decree has been 1
3au'y5 s'ssnciH As. o. sAv1LLE. clsrk. III
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we Will sell at our auction rooms. No.
~ lifts Eaaf,s eEWSaHp SSTssf MoRN1Nq.
\ s55 MARCH 6TH, At, 1880 o. CLOCK.
q nice lot Of Househn hold ne cessitifs such
as Cha,nber Suits, 'Wardro bes 81 eboards.
Extension Tables, Chairs. Rockers. n Odd
scr1puon /; Hat Racks. Hall Chairs and
Tables Good Jumper: lot Of Groceries etc.
i i TEID VALENTIND co.
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I VIII sell at my a,lotlor-house at 1920

YET tC ~ = t1'1o
81l 4. " WEDNESDAY, MARCH Is, 1908.
Is Iron Beds. 4 Wardrobes, 3 Office Tables.
VI Chiffoniers. Massive Walnut Bool1 Case.
Twin Go Cart 4 Hat Racks, seoretariee,
Suits, 3 Parlor Suits, s Extension Tables.
Fancy tables, 100 Chairs ana Rockers.
Bureaus, Washs tnnds, Bedsteads, 40 Mai
itressea, Springs. Cooking Stoves. Oa - e.
articles. y. ]. -, !, -, q I. II
Geo. II, Valentine, Saleaamn. n 5ast
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auction SALES.--FUTURE DAYS.
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BafE3i7. 5llE CHARLES u. BOLLING,T
Mar q, 90, q, 81 283l Superintendent
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REOPEN The
FIRST CHURCH.
Has Been Thoroughly Over
hauled and Much Bedutif1ed
TO ACCEPT RESIGNATION
Understood that the Committee Of the
First Church viii Take Some Ac-
ton To- Morrow-Churc
Services.

The First Presbyterian Church, which
has been closed for repairs during tho
summer, Will be reopcned tomorrow. Ser
vices will be held morning and night. ana
tho Rev. DR.. W. w. Moore, Of Union The
illogical Seminary, will preach. A large
attendance is expected.
The church has been thoroughly over
hauled, and presents. inside and out,
beautiful appearance. About 34'VV mas
been expended In making the improve
ments. The church has been kalsomined
and reprinted. interior and exterior. Elcc-
trio lights have been put In and new not
air furnaces Installed. New carpets and
cushions have also been added. The APP
pearance Of the whole is most pleasing.
In addition to all these new things. tho
church is very soon to have a new pastor.
II Is understood that the Rev. DR.. F. T..
First Presbyterian Church, OF Lynchburg.
Tomorrow, with view to coming to
Richmond.
At a meeting to DO held tomorrow
morning the committee appointed by tho
First Baptist Church to consider the res
ignation of DR.. George Cooper will ac-
cept tho resignation and Will arrange
scme date when the pastoral relations
shall come to an end. 1t is possible that
this matter will be gotten before the
church tomorrow also, provided the COM
nittee can meet early enough.
It was gathered from member OF the
committee yesterday that tho action,
awaited with no little interest will prac-
tically amount to what Is suggested above.
Dr. Cooper has stated very plainly that
his resignation is final and that he feels
that his period of usefulness is at an end.
The position he has taken indicates that
there is no likelihood OF withdrawal Of
the resignation. and there is left for the
committee nothing to do but accept It..
This 1t will do. A date will be fixed upon
as the time when 1t shall go into effect.
This date will be some little distance into
the future In order that DR.. Cooper may
be given ample time to make his plans.
Considerable speculation continues to be
INDUCED in as to the man who will sue
name Of the Rev. Carter Helm Jones, D.
D., Of Louisville is still the one most
prominently mentioned. There can scarce
tended to the distinguished Louisville
possibility OF bringing him here.
On Sunday, October 4th, at 1870 A. NJ,
Broad Street Methodist sunday-school
will have its annual rally.
forth great effort to make this rally
a success. and 1t Is to be hoped that a
percentage of one hundred in attendance
can be made.
An interesting programme has been pre-
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police have determined to break up this
disorder, and the next time the boys ere
caught the fine will be increased, and
maybe a jail sentence will be added.
MEMORIAL TO THE JUDGE.
The Chesterfield county supervisors
adopted thees resolutions in reference to
the retirement Of Judge Clopton from the
bench:
Resolved, That in his departure from
tho judgeship OF the County Court, the
citizens of Chesterfield lose the judicial
services of faithful and efficient officer.
who, during tho long years Of his official
association with the people of the county
has deservedly won the appelatlon of a
faithful public servant; and that, while
we deeply regret his judicial severance
from our county, we applaud with delight
his promotion in the judiciary OF Vir-
glnta and regard his continuance upon
the bench as the fitting recognition of the
ability OF pure. able and incorruptible
judge.
Resolved, 2, That these resolutions be
spread upon the minutes Of this days
meeting of the Board of Supervisors, and
that the clerk Of the board forward a
copy Of the same to Judge Clopton."
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AT WORK AMONG
THE NEGROES NOW
White Teachers at Colored
Mission School--Tenth An
niversary Of Mr.. Goodwin

The tenth year OF The rectorate OF the
Rev. Robert A. Goodwin at ST. Johns
Episcopal Church, In this city, closed
about two weeks ago.
During the ministry of Mr.. Goodwin
the church has made rapid strides for
ward. When he took charge there were
435 communicates. There have been added
5l1, making s46 people who have been
connected with this venerable church
within the ten years OF these IS were
by transfer from other churches. and Az
by confirmation and otherwise. This Sver.
age additions were about 81 a year. and
the present number is $50. There have
been 345 confirmed. $50 baptized, 800
burials and "a marriages. The total con-
tributions were &9,4ss.33. or this, sio.-
1905 was 10 robjects outside Of the
parish Three missions have been COM
pleted In connection with the parish
church. improvements OF an extensive
chara cter have been made to the church,
Wcddell Memorial chapel. the chapel OF
the Good Shepherd colored, and on the
rectory.
The chapel OF the Good Shepherd will
open tomorrow for the fall and winter
work his Is the colored mission In the
parish OF st. Johns. The teachers in
the Sunday-school will be white. It Is
hoped to secure the services OF a student
from the Bishop Payne Divinity School
for the chapel services.
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AT THE Y. M. c. A.
Rev. Thomas semmes to Be the

Kew homas SemmeS 10 BE the
Speaker To-Morrow Afternoon.
There will be an interesting service
for men tomorrow afternoon at $3.50
o'clock.
Rev Thomas semmes, rector OF St,
Andrews Episcopal Church, will be the
speaker. His subject: -Four Forms OF
Present-Day Temptations" There will
be special music, and men are cordially
invited.
Immediately following the meeting
there will be the Drop-In Bible Study
for half hour, conversational In style,
conducted by General Secretary Mckee.
The Gymnasium Bible Study Giub will
meet at o'clock, in charge of Physical
Director Hardy.
Ttes Older Boys Meeting will be held
In the parlor at o'clock. being the first
meeting Of the year. The Younger Boys
in the boys room, Mt the same hour.
Tonight will be Open Night In the
gymnasium, and visitors are cordially
invited.
Membership matters are lively. During
the past month one member brought IN
twenty-five members; another nineteen,
and so on. The membership report for
September will show a big GAIN and the
campaign committee Is dead In earnest
about having 1900 members by October
10th.
The Sunday-school Lesson Study Com
mittee announces that Rev. DR.. =, J.,
Pell will resume his lesson talks this
afternoon at o'clock, In the association
1ecture-room.