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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-19
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

2d-avs. Nos 252 and .. 254. = 4OxsO: 2a-ave,
No 2,@40. 5 2OxSO. Henry Schnorr 10 Martha
Schraor; mortgage. $1,000 Gifi
O21-st. Nos Il and 81 25x 7.Sx
2J4x Q IA 2.SX E 12.9x = -. Thomas
+ Arnold g William Il White; AL titIe........ $500
RIVERSIDE Drive. No 2JXlC0.
Realty Co . Julia Ear1v-e; and. $1,000. 100
satl-st s. 1915 Il OF 7ta-ave. IS gx10O.J:
Maria Rooney 10 Charles Cod5IrgrOn- Nominal
Szta-st, s rs Il . OF A---Je-1ara-ave. d9xfUOS:
Joan Pulleyn 70 Susan a PIleyn: n and Nominal
oSth-st. 5, 300 f. e OF shave 25xI0O.5; Adoiph
Aosche AID another 70 Josephine Boerner;
mortgage. So 900 ........... TO 900
s2d-st No II West 2sxto2 ?; CIeorgiana white 10
Thomas " Henry; mortgage, $50 500. al SOC
2Stl--st. p SO u W o. 6th-ave, 25x9o.9; Miriam
Bernhard 20 Daniel Levy Nominal
3d-st n S. between Avenue D ara Lewls-st. al
joining land Chandler. G 14.6x n 64x IL
4 30 TX " Sl6 l5x OK ~ s IS. IOx 436
to beginning 3d-st. n between Avenue = and
Lewls-st. e. : g CO. e above. parcel runs 2 CO
TO alley 10. &C .Jx 81 beginning
plot begins alley adjoining land Thomas.
runs Ak e FIX Ok " -. Lizzie 7 Harley
the Charles Harley Estate Co. Nominal
131th-st, n 3 1922 q % Lr-ox-ave
I22x 99.I1- IGJx S 35.Sx = ICs2: Julia
W Sayre ct a. executors and trustees. 70 John
Dieczrnarn 500
s7th-st No p West. 2Oz1OoS: Alfred " Amy 70
Pauline Z Amy; mortgage. S25.000. @ c and. 100
l22d-st, 40 f. OF 1tl-ave. 84x1O0 II: Metro
pCan LIE Insurance CO Isaac Heller. Nominal
l2e1-sJ, 352 Fl Of 1th-ave. 34x1Go.1l; Metro
pOan Lie Insurance CO "a Isaac Heller. Nominal
122d-st. &S6 Il OF Tt1-ave 34x1O0. Il: Metre
poa1 Life Insurance co 70 Isaac Nominal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-19
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Rock Plaster Company Of NevV-v0rk and New
Jersey East Bay Land and Improvement CON-
paay, Iiot begins AZ division line between New
York. New-Hsven and Hartford Railroad Com
pany and Plaster Germany AZ bulkhead line
East River: due August 10. 1905. ga per cent
same TO same; same property, years, IA Fer
cent
Alco-t. Charles y. AIut-al Life Insurance
Company; Avenue r. " corner 1sth-st; prior
mortgage. due October !. 1904. 3 per cent. 49,.
Male. Marguerite 81. 10 Title Guarantee ana Trust
Company; 53d-st. No 81 East years. per
90 .
Rey--lds Bridget. 10 CIcy Real Estate Company:
:: lave. 80 l.TO5. pTior mortgage. $40 500; I
yea. % I's- s--f-- - 20 .
ThrIfo-d. Thomas 20 Er.ig-lnt Industrial Savings
EarE: Avenue \, No ,IJ3 70 lT59: year n
Der cent o. ..|.. . .
BoerIe-. Joseph. % Albert-na = koschel: 55th-
81. No pa West. cue April I. 1894. per cent.
Bergen, Helen ". 10 Herbert l. B-idEmaE: 18th
-. HIS II " q Itn-1vc, I year. per cent
GarIcv-e. JClr- % Title Guarantee and Trust
Couusr-. Riverside Drive. No go; l year. ! y
EeE ctl4I
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& DvERTTs E2ls,-Ts ans subscriptions for The Trib
- received thsr Uptown once.
No q 2lla BROADWAY.

Advertis.-7ents VII De received following branch
o-ees q; regular once un-il O'Clock
~ shave e. cor 30 1873 6dh-ave..
r2th-.;. 81 East I4th-st-i - West 42d-st-. be-
tween 7th end sth aysA :O3 West I25th-st.' i.33s
3d-ave.. between 7eJh and 77th SITS; Legs 3d-nve
near Gst-st. I.TOS Ist-nye. seth-rt- i5s East
Iysta-s-.. go Treraont-ave.s $50 3d-aVe.
xIst-st.; B51 3d-aVe.; gao Bieecker-sts $50
Dleecker-st. brooklyn. y. H.-2IO Court-ssI
21n smIth-at.s LOCI GaIes-aye.E As broadway.
Newark y J-5oa Rroad-st. Also A. .. r.
cLcez-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-19
: REAL ESTATE.
Julia Marlo5Ce Taxes Title TO RiUer-
side House.

Julia Msrlowe the actress took title yesterday
TO No s57 Riverside Drive. g modern four story
dwelling house on lot 2OioO feet. from the Bruen
Realty Company. She nortgaged the property for
5000 for one wear az Az per cent TO the Title
Guarantee and Trust Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-19
WHTTS 81
ET0hEdE

TIE rre-i-es lSove described Parcel ~. VII he
500 sI-vlt 20 mortgages t-ere1 as f--lw-t Frt-ses
East street. city.
.ee- 90 El1---aL-
la. q 4sth u
June 1903. Premises 81 10Th New l1rS
City. VIA De "a Subject llortcars 81 Seventeen
pr AMMAN tt - i5iE dag OF luat. 1908 Premises 80
Eas' l-t- Street New York l'-r " 30 re sold r11cct
rlo.tsaF- r..-r,a L8ou5a15 Dollars, Viz.
ttg6t -1ert9n 81 aITLiI ToTn lhe lSth day q
1898 Premises above described a Parcel No 2
VII Be sold sIf 5e-t mc-tgsgss for sixty
600 Dollars. covering all % the premises.
except III Nash.l~ty0 sire With interest thereon AZ
per arul-l 1903. and othc- o.
Fu.E mortgages teL EiEEJ Thousand oJ0 Dollars.
al Washington street. with
thereon q ar .sth. 1903
Dated. New YORK. Septer--er 2rd. 1905
WARREN LESLIE. Referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-19
CopcrtnerShip Notices.

T--TTr PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE con
sr-es b. the undersigned under the ans style
ty1afr--al Z 70. Eighth Avenue
80 ~ Srv Borough a Manhattan. has this
- - lfesaIye6 tv mutual Claims against
- - I-lf lie presented al itle all persons
l = r-.s er-l g fay sai1 irdsbo 1less 70 Richard
C--1- 81 -.--th Avenue New NolE f'f1.
r,s.ar New York September loth 1875 -
teir-e45 ASHER KLEIA,IAN 5-lLLAItD COIN
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OTHER CITIES.

ve,E s-ss 80. So Is lso2 lso2 8, leoi
-H--un 1r The market 27o6.2I roses 2.Sso. o76
800 II fse 500 SCI IS 50. lss Isl s-7sse $40
Tsv- on IRE rna-ket 5e7 s5 p 24s 100 7sOS2 csc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-19
THEATRE SITE ~ FORECLOSURE.

Milton l.. Bouden has fled lis pendeus against
the Long Acre Square Building Company and other
persons 20 foreclose a mortgage on the plot. sO1x
14Sux irregular at the northwest corner OF Forty
hfth-st. and Broadway. The Sire Brothers are
building q theatre or the site.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-19
PLANS Foa STUDIO BUILDING.

Plans being drawn for a ten story hreproof
Office studio and loft ouildIng to be bu!it by the
Merrick Construction Company on the premises
Nos. . and 25 East Twenty-hrst-st. 25xS6.9 feet
The owner is W. G. PigUerOH. The estimated cost
is 90 0n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-19
SEEK TO FoaEcLosE HoTEL MORTGAGE.

The Dime Savings Bank Of Brooklyn has aIed a
lis pendens against William Noble and another per-
son to foIeclose a mortgage the Hotel Empire
property, SixJy-thlrd-st ana Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-19
COUNCILMAN FOLEY MORTGAGES PLo-

Councilman Thomas F. Foley has nortgaged his
big tenement house. at the northeast corner Of
James slip and So1th-st. for $1,000 for two years
at per cent to the Title Insurance Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-19
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

11st-st No 3s East. Tor nine story brick ofHces
and stores. c5Is2: " Pigueron, owner and
ll4th-St. No - East. lor a six story brick tens-
ment house. 25xST.iI. = = Shapiro. owner. Bern
stein K Bernstein, a-chitscts .....-.............
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-19
TRADE IN CHICAGO.

lay TELEGRAPH &c TEE TEBUsEl
--a-fo. eegt is.-T1ere break O. Ic 70 &c n
= "lsst market TO-DAY. The declines the North
- market wee about TIE There
- Opposition O. lgliiate long vr1eat. The market
1-ne beg from very large buying for Southwestern
- a. much &c 2 10000 bushels BY the Spencer
me Ao-ttwest has Ene cool Weather--just the
- l-zke ~ Tor the Losses by the storm OF ls<i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-19
Furnished Houses to Let-Country.

A TI.AnyTTC HIGHLANDS. y J-siO0o cottage 500.
y n rooms Furnished beauIifgy located large piazzas
sha5E hirh ground; station and bathing CHAM
PIDSL sSs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-19
PENNSYLVANIA.
Suburban Beord.

ItNALL AND WINT'EF1--Eandser,e. co-nf7rtaae boma
warmed throug cout for haif 6czsn p-rsOn.
OF f8haiaies Win separate dirg
cooking unsUrp passed. less cT yea ar kotsersspfnx
30 minutes tro1 cEy. AGdreas C1iArf>AC PARK Pas-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-19

Cin-i--.f- Cl-- a. - ls3
THE DIRECTORS or THIS COMPANY
have DAY declared tle regular qo=-,e-y dividend
81 CT.sT the Preferred S-gk q TIE
Oh. October
"a record a. the close q bushes. SsPter-.r 1lrd-
2. ! GAMBLE, Sec'v
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-19
AMERICAN LOCOMOTIVE OsSrfPASY.
- Brcas St New Yc-Z. rtssl.er lc. 1913.
rrr LARD OF DIRECTORS THIS DA'

YTTTE L ARD OF DIRECTORS This DAY
l. s..,-es quarterly dividend q ard th-sec-ar-
49,. - -e~r or preferred cs-ttsi rT1 payable Oc
rgs The preferred s-ockaoldere Of record
80 close - September q 1903 Check
For he purpcse q this dividend AM Of the annual
hell October y. E''1 che t-6lE,-r
Se - 40 preferred and c-unrC1 sock Will close ~
q y II "a eerteubeT q 1903 ana rsorc- October q.
yo6g LFiGH EJ-sI se--eLe-y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-19
BosToN STOCKS.
o,s--ishsa By T. l. Day & Co. Nc, Nu-saa-s,s
PHILkpELPHIA STOCKS.

sT1-uIsrss tv Devi-= Eurr.es { Mule. SO. IS wau-st
Slw-Ec-k ard $50. I-3 South sth-st.. FhEadslphia)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-19
GENERAL CKEFgICAL -.
&c 100 Conpanr ID &c.

1sg Broadway. Eev York. SeureHlber IS 1o05.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE
= Trust Company . Arneri-a have this day declared
c-a--erlv dividend q TWO ,2~ti PER BeiT. upon tie
capital stock 90 she Co1pary Iaya.e Dct1t-- = 1915.
Transfer books VIII cllsf- -.
te--bar j. -e3. AID reopen 20 - J-tcbey 4. 1tJ3
RAYMOND =. CTza-EsA. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-19
Dividend Notices.

AMERICAN BEET SUGAR COMPANY.
Preferred stock Dividend No Il.
No. B. Nassau Street
New York. September 2rd. 1903.
A REGULAR QUARTERLY DIVIDEND (NO.
- 10 % ONE AND ONEHALT PER CENT. On the
PF2EEEE.ED STOCK q tIs Company has declared
payable october list 1893. Stockholders
. the cloHe q business September -Stl. 1908.
Cheques VII lie mailed :. L TUCKER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-19
York. September . 1903.

WATIlLN LF.SI.IE. Eefareo-
HATCH KEENER CLCTE. Attorneys f~r Plalntif,
ice Erosdvay E7rouSh % Manhattan, New York City.
WILLIAM ?. CHAMBERS. Attorney for Defen isnts
Woodan IS Liberty Street, Borough Of Manhattan New
HUGO n TsITTEF2EJSCH Guardian Item infant
deferdrnts 20 Nassau Street. BorOugh Manhattan
The following are diagrams property to be sold
a. above described:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-19

$4,000
10000
10000
1900
1000
1900
1900
$50
5000
$4,000
$4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-19
FRANELIN TRUST COMPANY.

FRANKLIN TRUST COMPANY.
DIVIDEND No. So
Brooklyn, y. y. September g. 1909.
THE BOARD or TRUSTEES HAS THIS
day declared quarterly dividend Of &c UPON the
capital stock II this Company, payable September 30
1898 stockholders OF record closing Z transfer
books. Transfer books VIII be closed f..l e p -,
SelIember 1903. a. n. !. -cj3
CROTELL MADDEN. Secretary.
sloss sheffield Steel & Iron Company.
TIE BOARD OF DIRECTORS HAVE THIS
Gay declared % earnings dividend cS ONE
AND TiiE3EE-2L AETERs Gao PER CENT upon -te
Preferred stock q Con for the quarter e-li-c
August 81s. 1905 payable October let 1905 the oce
q TIE Guaranty Trust Company = New York TrulEsr
VIII C'cCck ? n September &Ist,
reopen the morning 1 Dcto1cr I'D. i
L L NORRIS. Secretary ard Treasurer
lseV York September u 1905.
GENERAL CHEMICAL 90.
Broad New sept. 1919 -
THE REGULAR QUARTERLY DIVIDEND
l. CO ONE AND ONE-HALF PR CENT. vii be paid
Is Frsle-red Stlcalc1e-a o. reo-o a. 2. Il.
lq-h 1903 Preferred stock books Hlu be
closet from SEPT 1881 Oct. g. .sl3
JANIS =. MORGAN. Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-19

pEEE'ECr AUTUMN cCSgIrlQSS.-N. = CIV refer
encss; circular. r A2crAJGi--sN. PTttsaeld. N
5s-ksa,re y Is Vas
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-29
HAS NO TROUBLE
GETTING MONEY
The Finance Committee to Ar
range the Bond Sale
FL To-day.

The city OF Richmond will have no
trouble In getting the six hundred and
odd thousand dollars necessary to lidui-
date her bonds falling due on January
list, the banks having offered ovei, q
million Of dollars for this purpose on yes
teriay. 55 III
The bids were opened at the First Ma
tional Bank yesterday, and while neither
Cha lrman Hargrove, OF the Finance Com
mlttee. nor Auditor Warren would dis
c,iss the matter last night, 1t Is under:
stood that the loan has been arranged
with the First National Bank. AZ
Mr.. Hargrove said that he would give
out all The information to the public
after the meeting of the Finance Conl-
mitlee, which has been called Tor .
O'Clock this afternoon s3 3.
\ The loan Is temporary one, ana VIII
run for only ninety days. 933t
IL Meanwhile the Council will adopt some
permanent plan for the settlement Of the
debt, and It looks now as II It Will DO
in line with that suggested by Captain.
Carlton Mccarthy, by which the sinking
fund Ia to be kept up and preserved for
the meeting of bonds at maturity, and
for no other purpose No ono ever
thought for moment that the clty's
credit was In the slightest danger, or that
the Council would have any trouble In se-
curing all the money needed for tempo
rary purposes. The Finance Committee
will dispose Of the temporary loan mat
tor this afternoon. and the permanent
plan witt be formulated within the near
future. S9, WE 5E4i ils6sf 5s Ei3g fsg+s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-29
. ROYAL ARcANUM.
Preparations for Big Joint Rally
Next Month. Ii

The date for the Joint rally Of the
members OF the Royal ArcanNm OF this
city has been set for Monday, january
18th, at the Academy.
y The Joint committee. composed OF three
members each from the eight councils In
the city, held we'll attended meeting
last night at Lee Camp Hall, and tscided
upon the date. The~varlous subrommlt-
tees made their reports and the pros
pect is that the rally will eclipse all pre-
vious entertainments In the history of
tlls popular order, Supreme Regent a.
S. Robinson, OF st. Louis, Mo-, the rank
Ing officer OF the order. has accepted an
invitation to DO present. and to DO the
orator Of the evening, Several Of the
other supreme officers will also be pres
eEt, 8
Tie programme for the occasion will be
the best ever presented by local talent.
The admission will be tickets, which will
bo distributed later by the 1000 members
OF tho order III this city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-29
THE PLANS OF
1 THE IMPERIAL
Will Have Office Building and
Big Factory at Sixth
and Canal.

" Work will Immediately begin on a hand
some oftloe building to be erected at
sixth and Canal Streets for the Imperial
Tobacco Company. and for the remodel-
Ing Of the factory building on the same
lot.s5s sly. Ri Az a sr d. 5zt
The Office building will be OF brick and
stone, will, cabinet finishing. and will be
three and one-halt stories high. The re-
handling plant already. occupied by the
company will be remodeled, and very
much enlarged, and tho whole, when COM
nlete, will be one OF the most commodious
and up-to-dats establishments OF Its kind
In the country,
The plans we're drawn by Mr.. H. j.
Blanvelt, and tho contract has been
awarded to Mr., Charles H. East, OF
Danville, who has built all tho Imperlals
new factories in this country,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-29
PICKETT CAMP
ELECTS OFFICERS J f
Commander P. P. Winston Sue
ceeded by Comradc s.R. Gates. 4
Supper Next Meeting.

NJ I'D
Pickett Camp, Confederate Veterans.
held an unusually interesting maetins
last might and elected Officers for the
next term Of six months.
Those chosen are: Commander. s. r.
Gates: first lieutenant-commandsr j. =.
Sullivan; second lieutenant commander,
J. e. stansbury; third Ieutenant-com-
mander, w. NJ. Foster; adjutant, r. N.
Northen; quartermaster, w. E. Talley;
c. thinner; surgeons, Drs.
IA. Hillsman, IT, e. Stratton and J. G.
Trsvilian: chaplain, Q. J. Chapman;
treasurer G. T. tLoehr; officer OF the day,
j. e. Owen; coor-hearer,a Mallory; officer
Of the guard, b. F..SEckl les. Quartermnster
sergeant, George G. Cornick; trustees.
s.. r. Gates, G, 7. Loehr and r, N.
Northen. 4.
Commander r. p. winston, who has
presided over the camp for the last
eighteen months. declined reelection.
After he had Installed the officers and
Commander Gates had taken the gaveh
Colonel Winston addressed tho camp in
fitting words. He thanked the camp
for kind treatment during his terms OF
office and congratulated It upon Its sound
financial condition. Every bill was paid
and a handsome balance was In 81 bank
to it's credit. He expressed warm affeo-
ton for every mem Der OF the cam Tho
retiring officer was roundly applauded
upon concluding his address.
I Next Monday night refreshments will
be served after the meeting. and a royalty
good time is looked forward to- also a
large attendance.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-29
| hursday, January | 4th, I 904, a
l2o'CIock room, at Chase
City, Va, 585Ii8

offer for sale at Public Auction, on tho.
pl emises. all the renl and PERSONAL rrup-g
1Aceilt TO the said Town OF Chase city.
The ebrated CAtOhtDE C4LGA Y AZ N ahd
,lenDurg Hotel &and SAilato.ium, wit III 4
complste turnsltlys nd eq !! 4,pmsnts.
5i 11ott With Us HEDHo s We'll
.lgnteu and ted &; vide halls and 1
steam, lighted w electricity suppitsd
G q GaSt!o1 PuKE LII rom III ART
SIAN WELL, and equipped with ~ $som-H
pete Hyurultic department. Inc coWsr4
station. with boilers, engines, pun ps: O. ~
sos sVa AID rt
eapucity: ins d steam Laundry g as 81 I
House is provided With Talks VI pes; SIS.
tor convenient handing OF lie mineral
waters And inert tAte also on the pren,lts-a
loom dwelling, In good ~ pair. $s88r The
plumbing and SAINT AryI conditions are g.
ss! ns ESty s sys mSss
with turnilure,S bedulng, linens, carpets
china. silverWare, kltcten d y; &t,.,
iatsst uessh au e ii
cry y p in 81 vi LIN VlkGl Ma on
eOUTttEKN kAl ~ three hours
IRON points NORTH, South aud .Eesl.&&s5it 6
Is bS5 ieet above sea level, elJUys i u uni-8S
tiorully mud china 10, at ulus sUuu shooting
Id season. and Is an idea! Ill the ysslr
THE .HUiEL is NOW OPEN and ems
PERTAINING guests. and has been N con "a
-Llnuous operation Slice lts completion, an
Decemberg lyV1, and has won layor with 4
u: i'he purchaser would be able to take i
immediate possession, and tlnd ample 4
.equlpment5 lor. continuing the business
without Interruption. a Is s, ~
4 This property uners q rare opportunity
for investment aud parties lnteres Tad are \
invited to make persUuul Inspection VI !
II before day Ut sale, sf5
1INhhlS-CASH, as to one-fourth of6tha (
purchase money. and the residue In y wo /
equal lllstullmtlltsg ut one aud Two 5Years.A
with interest thereon at the rate OF dlx
Der cent. per unnum from date Of Z sale
I'LL paid, the ueIvrred pay lnents to ba \
evidenced by notes or bunds Of the our-A
chase r, and secule ed by deed OF trust upon
-. A LONG i TEKM LEASE is AUTHOR
ilZME, If SulTABLE OFFER Is RE-
ClIlVED BNFUkl1 DAY OF SALE.
[]l3 GEO.EzFA ENULY,
X. Il ROBERTS,
N athbb DfH;,s CITY KIN RAJ
WATER COMPANY. RICHMOND VA A
oe l3-tds x 5t q &
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-29
Household aud kitchen Furniture.
4 OF Nal. A. n. Courtney, at Ills
Residence No. $50 n UT % ST.
SECOND IFLOOR FLAI -, n.
rINURSDAY MORNINGS DEC. F3lST.

on HSoospt ot declining h hSn;n ng
O'Clock, all Of his household Eurnitu le.
s solid Mahogany Phrfor suit upho,stssed
In SILK plush handsome Rosewood Etige,
With large French plate mirror Aaa
smaller mirrors; Maho any Brass Claw
rs saf farlor s's hanei eiosk Ana Fla
Parlor Pictures and Cromos Lace S4r-S
tains, Parlor Vases and Srie-a-Brac. Body
Brussels Carpet, 0-toot Walnut Exten Ion
Table, Walnut Marble-top Buffet, Yls1n
Brentwood Dining Chags, yaluaDls .lS
pIecas, Moss Rose China ninnor Set. Gut
Class Goblsts and Wino Glasses, Glass
ver- plated Cake baskets, Castors Bu,tsr
and Sugar Dishes and ether pieces; Val-
nut chpmber suit walnut n Fross, itoor
trssses, Feather Pillows, and hols s.s,
Bad linen, Blanks and oopnterpa a1s,
T6ilet s6ts. Wood Heating Stove, q,
Heaters, Oak Wasr--and and y essers, a
Ena neled 5Iros Beds ana sprln ~ Jan
Wardrobe, COMPARATIVELY nsW Ast2n'
Cook stove. With utsnsilsi Kitchen IA 3lAs
and safe, and nurnsro Qua olher tvrn t3ss.
hv'!If & A ai.sss isEs 81
WV SSlSs siS 84f W
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V|'S':i' J.
PAW Avn

Colonel SWa lrr1t OF the government bu.
reau Of Engraving and Print.
ia Ing, Washington, D.. o. 81
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l was a great sufferer before I began
to Use Paw-paw Ono bottle has effect
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-29
SAVED HIS LIFE.
w. q, Jenkins Attempts to Com.
nit Suicide.

Or crun,p, OF the ambulance covpsi
yesterday saved tho lie Of ", G' Jeh-
kins, former employe at W, A. ram
rnnnd s greenhouses,
= Mn. Jenkins gashed his throat with a
razor. When he was found, lying on the
he'd, blood was gushing from the gaping
wound Dr., Crump stopped the flow and
CARRIED the man to the City Hospltal
where 1t was said last night lee would re-
Jenkins was recently discharged by MIR.
Hammond and 1t was thought that de-
spondency brought on by this caused him
to attempt his ufe
lie said to Or, Crump that he AID not
Know what he was doing when he cut
hts throat. Ii 533 }ir
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-29
Reliance.


4 Not to the swift the race.
Not to the strong the fight. III
4 Not to the righteous perfec grace,
Not to the wise the light,
but often faltering feet
Come stlrest to tho goal.
And they who walk IN darkness meet
The sunrise Of tho soul II
A thousand times by night 3s
The Syrian hosts have dledi
A thousand times the ranauished right
Has risen slarlaed, Ak
The truth the wise man sought
Was spoken BY Q child;
A The alabaster boz was brought
IN trembling hand denied,
Nor from my torch the glean.,
But from the stars abovAi
Not from our hearts YES crystal stream
but from the depths Of toYe,
Henry Van Dyke in the January At
1antlc, HI Y y % s,.3 4igel
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-29
EUCHRE PARTY.
X EO u 1S 80 : : y.
Miss Kahn Gives an Enjoyable
- .sa ~. . = H., EIJar F,.ien6S 3

Miss Kahn Gives an Enjoyable
Entertainment to Her Friends,
FL Miss Mary Kahn entertained her trlen y 8
at q euchre party at her nome, NO. %
xTast rNav Street, last night and the at
srnr was a most enjoyable one. Miss
Una Mcintyre presided with much grace
At the punch bowl. and delightful sup
ar WIS served during the evening, N The
diIing-room was decorated With fine taste,
green and white being the prevailing COL
ors. Fine musical selections were rem
dered and tho occasion was Q very happy
one, ,,,.. =, Il, "a
strent Florence Forstman, Alma McIn-
tvre, Teresa Schultz, Mary and julia
Coleman, Messrs, John Sweeney Ed Del
arue, Maurice Powers John Ahern, tiar'
~ Forstman, James Kaln, Charles Nc
Eawhy and James Manning, t