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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-30
CASES
IN POLICE COURT
Justice John Says It Costs More
to Fight Now Than
i4 Formerly.

"Knock down and drag out day." unused
Justice John, as he Viewed the docket and
observed that there were moro assault
cases than usual '.--A.S
Tim Snyder beat ]. r. Willis and was
soaked for IS.
j. B. Mullen was charged a similar
sum for beating R. F.. Bruce
ut costs more to fight" said Justice,
"than It used to-"
Then the case Of James Martin, charged
with two l1old-ups, came up.
The first was that Of taking sS7frorn
r. w. Blakey. On this charge he was put
under bonds for twelve months, and
Blakey was sent down for ninety days
for being drunk. ''3, e:
,rt., second case was more serious.
Martin was charged with taktng Z slb
from W. N. Sale, On thlsSa Segatfon he
was sent on to the grapd jury,
Three white men, arrested by Third
District mon on tho charge q being su!s-
pcious characters, were held to 5t'le sew
enth day of 1901 VI. 3 NJ! l 5
Robert Morton was sent down for sixty
days as suspicious character. q. 5I
William Clark was given thirty days
for being drunk.
And there were other DRINKS who sot
off easy.
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Al
YIN. C.IA.BUILDlNC.
EverysMolnent sto bc Occupied.
With Hing In s,..,
terestirg.


The Nov Y err s, Day will DO full OF &C.
tivities and events at the. home OF the
Central Young Men 8 Christian Also.
chiffon. At $50 In the morning. In the as.
ISOLATION study. there will be fa quiet
hour for mon, n Y 5 N ~ n, x ~
Oil At 10 AZ NJ. the fourth annual exhibit 81
calendars will open 4. to both ladies and
gentlemen, and will continue open until
the 18th OF january, Sundays excepted Il
az At $40 p. NJ. III the auditorium. tile
association will give aEcohlplli11 entary enc
terlainn1ent to the boys and girls OF Rich,
l,,ond, specially5to those who are In Suts
tendance upon tho public and private
schools.~ The programme will include .
concert by the Ithaca Conservatory. Con
cert Company, and exhibit Of Indian club
work md torclllR.. swinging. d
ut O'clock. In the gymnasium, there
will be a contested game Of basket ball
Y between the s'Lttle Giants and tile
'.Red Skins, ,. 5sa,
At "A: 80 the calendar. exhibit will b.
opened to the boys and girls
I, Ats oclock there will bs a game s.
basket ball between the "Tars" and
Pirates" n 555 ,5i vi At ~ !553
Ats o'clock there will be another game.
Of basket bali between the In.
termedlates' and ,..Juniors,"' and at.S:M
a concert In the auditorium by the j tl1aea
Conservatory Concert Company.
y Tho night concert will be free to mem.
bcrs. others can secure reserved seats at
the association buildings beginning to-day
at 1 o'clock
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l5J Ysl NJ III tTP7tf l3
.MAY.HAyE.B'AI| !. !. / J !. J. !.
HERE NEXT SEASON.
Jake Wells Has Putt, a ., Bid,
for Eastern League s3s
VI Franchise b N

Richmond has put In a bid for O. firm.
chise In the Eastern League; and It ia
quite likely that when the tllaEnates meet
In New York next Monday niHtt tho fran
chise OF either Montreal or Toronto will
bcahnnded over to Richhonl, t33 Is
Il The bid. 1t is understood, was made
by Jake tvollsy THIS means that MANAGER
Wells, who introduced high class bali
here, will be- at the head OF the Richmond
club. It also means TINT the team Will
be OF the best. and that tho other clubs
ii, the Eastern League will never have
an easy thing with any club Of which
Jake Wells is at tho head. u
This league embraces Rochester. 2 uffa,lo,
Albany, Toronto. Montreal. Jersey City,
Newark and Daltimoro. BS 81 "a z hi
Behind Mr. Wellssin the. scheme. are %
numter 8of capitalists, and the lcssees
OF Broad Street Park will con tribute their
share The street car people VIII be IN
tercstcd in the matter. and Richmond
fans can prepare themselves for! revival
ofthigh, class baseball.
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RAILROAD NEWS.

Among the visitors in the city yesterday
were Mr. M. ]. -Greary:5 travelling. passeH-
ger agent OF the Rock Island system, with
headq Larters at Philadelphia ae also
represents the Choctaw, Oklahoma and
Gull Railway. Mr.. creary was a caller
Railway.
Mr.. w. O.. Warthcn. district passenger
agent Of the Chesapeake and ONO Rail
way went to No.tolk Yesterday on bust 81,
Tie special Now Year rates for rouno
TRIP travel will be on to-day. tickets good
!eturn;nE unlil January ath D tn I'm me
Line offices report travel very brisk, and
antic- pate large sales OF tickets to-day.
Marty who did not leave the city Christ
mas Day will spend New Years Day else
where. 1 d.
MIR. j.. A. Higgins an old Richmond boy,
now chief clerk to the general passenger
agent of tho Atlanta and West Point
Hallway, was visitor at the district
passenger office OF the Southern Railway
yesterday.
j superintendent 4of Motive Power J. j..
Walsh. Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail-
VIII mas rs n ss Ss nspeenT nsW aen
motives. just received from the Baldwin
works. at Philadelphia
Compt oIler j., +, sullivan. of the Ches-
a ape !, an -, Ohio Railway has issued a
and expenses Of the road for the month
of November: Gross earnings for Novem-
her, 1913. sl5C6,b22SA; for November. 100.
Sl4.S $3.50: Increase sl3s,0ai.o4 Expenses
Tor November 1905, $l.Ois.2llA2; for same
November, 1903, sbls30S.42; for NoVsmter,
l9v., s5lp 6l9,s0. Gross earnings from, July
list. 1913, 10 November 3Oth, SS,O,0t3E?7; for
same per cd OF tho preceding year SILL.
HG,9s; increase for current Scar 81 ,92J,-
1919. Expenses Tor current year TO No
vember 3)th, so2lS.2Gz6; for same periou
of previous year M,l.3,otG,66 Increase Tor
curlent year, sLOGi7o0.Gl, Net earnings
period of the preceding year. 81 99l. Gsl. a3;
increase fer five months Of current nscni
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-30
THE LEGISLATURE
DID NO BUSINESS I
Only a Handful Of Members
Have Returned to the
Nv City.

The General Assembly of Virginia yes
terday convened after the recess-that is,
to SAY. tnominally convened-for thele
were present but handful Of the mems
bership Of either body. and no business
could be disposed Of. The House made a
pretense of business by reading several
bills. but the Senate did not even at
tempt to do business. Both houses ad-
\ journed until noon to-day.
II When the House was called to order at
noonby Speaker Ryan there we're put NJ
teen mem bers present, and the session
lasted but few moments. y
'5 The Governor communicated the reS'g-
nations Of Judge B. j. Epes., Of Dinwid-
¨ "a, "a Monteiro. Of. Guochland.- ana
e. M.SWare, Of Essex, they having been
their respective counties. These officers
assume their new position on January
i, 1901, and their designations become eff
fective on December alst.
The beautiful new red carpet placed
on the floor of the hall during tho recess
by orders of Governor Montague and Col
Yonel Richardson gave the room an mn
proved appearance land the innovation
was warmly praised by all present Tho
Legislature will undoubtedly pass the BAL
offered by Mr.. Read. OF Mecklenburg ap.
propriating $500 for this purpose.
Several bills on their second reading
were read third time by the clerk be-
fore adjournment.
The only member Of the minority on
B the floor yesterday was Hon. c. A. Heer-
mans. Of Montgomery. who Is always q
faithful attendant upon the session of the
body. The Etouse at 1915 o'clock adj
journed until pnop to-day
There were just six senators present
and the Lieutenant-Governo when the
Senate was called to order at noon yes
ferday. Clerk Button and Assistant
Clerks Lynch and Mann, Sergeant-at-
Arms Watkins Doorkeeper Donald and
Libra ian Wilson and the pages were all
in their places.
Those present were Senators Anderson,
4 Cogbll, Hartman. Hobbs Mann and Nc
Ilwaine.
& Nothing could be done with so few pres
ent, and the Senate accordingly ac !ourned
/. until to-day.
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Bankruptcy Petitions.

Two petitions In bankruptcy were flIed
yesterday inthe office of the clerk 81 t1e
United States District Court, both OF tnem
through his counsel William and Henry
l'legenie MGR, stating liabilities at $a.e76;-
32; assets nothing, u the thlrty,tWo cred
TORS only seven are Richmond hrms.
through a. u, Cohen, attorney, fled q
petition In bankruptcy. LIABILITIES were
stated at $500; aSsets, si:;e III, ,r,,
a term of the United States District and
Circuit Courts at Alexandria sncxl. Tues,
DAY. january 9Th, Several OF the Federal
officials Of this city Will attend nmronR
Friday beng New Years Day and e. ma
tlonal holiday, llsibe observed b,y Hthe
closing OF ali the Federal offices IN tln
usual holiday hours and deliveries of mail
VIII be observed by the postottice ems
DIOycS, NJ sfi IL lsf}iSft 85t.Ip4 Me-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-30
WESTMINSTER SCHOOLS
GREAT CHRISTMAS TREE

The Yves minister Presbyterian Church
Sunday school enjoyed the annual visit
OF Santa Claus last evening.
Santa Claus was ably represented, bS
BY. Sr. 4 and presents appropriate TO 'ull
recipients were literary bestowed. ..t.
The. child. Ell Of the sunday school pro.
sented a prog gram me. con slsting p. songs.
great q credit on ttbeeassellyyses sNa thslr
! After santa Claus had most FOL {citousy
DISTRIBUTED toys. candy and other good
things, with which an Immense and beall.
naf-hour was pleasantly passed and
Santa Claus departed on his .Hayto other
enEa ScmentS,3 i. !! M s. - 1910
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eloatlnp, III Gravel, II Dull BACK Acne.
Kidney q oissaseAi Urinary Affections
cured BY taxing stuart's Gin ard ,i5ush =
The worst forms 81 kidney. and Bladder
las failed, are always 'earnbls " taEins
stuart's Gin and Buchu. 1t is Il bland, de-.
lightflily pleasant tasting medicine. that
acts directing on the kldnays and bladder.
H%!' ssd affnf S :yi5y nfs
them life and vlgor. stuart's Gin and
and D,a oetes even whei, ti;s. patient ha,.
tTf ped AsPs A''f ssa stss
"f DISEASES KIDNEY SYMPTOMS.
AgoniSing pains inItte back. swollen legs
or abdomen. dischArges from the tirethra.
neuralgia q tne bladder. burning set!s "a.
:G ss ata ss 7 sss Tnsr :
der. j Il one in the \ y bladder. disaE reeabie
odor Of the urine. scarity and hlSh. col
ana S'nss ae
ror. s ,"yss % u 1 p'0. ins.s symptom.
take t.a,s stuar,s Cir and. Bueh, and ", ySu
Gin and '1 yuchu' 'Ssweefens ia urine.
cieanses the acknowledgements ali obstruc.
the blood pure. q The highest grade. KID.
Bay, pyr ssseq
PIE BorfE also Is II sirentar syns som.
Of the many cures made. FREE. BY writ:
Ing Stuart Drug, Coz tlanta. Ga. speeial
FRAGILE DRUG. Co. ai7 n East Broad
Street. Call or write. Stunrt's Gin and
iRnchn sent ~ exrrr,s, p! HI ls5.i 4: 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-30
J BARTON HEIGHTS.

!, There will be an entertainment at the
Epiphany Church Wednesday evening Tor
the children. There VIII bs amus N,
Santa Claus will ,appea, and nd. distribute
Mr. ames W. Clark. who has been w..
.iting. Mr., Char les Homer, has left Tor his
mi S. Bessie CLARK, who has been visit
ing Miss Matte Rose. has returned 70
Mr. MIR. Hardin Bache, Of vandergrltt} s.
Hache. ,..si III R al5 assf
Mr.. George Collyer. has left for staun-
Mr.. william ). Goyne. Who has been
for schenec tady. III 10 111 Al a
MrM Y GanSis visiting his parents parents
A MIs anS IA M liz Lyon sn oi saeot 1ano Who
has. been Wis. ting mss Clara Long, has
left to VISIT friends IN "A tlant,l. 4 ~
! mi :. George Mason. Of Amelia. ,is tho
sgsss HER, f Tayos 'a Tayor and
Donald Miller have left for C;h5 rlottess
si!le ato,svis,t Mr.; and Mrs. M y
MrsJ. e. ,chldrey has left for A aIt''t.
Mr.. ". Il Stockton left Monday for
Miss Sarah & Moseley has returned to
Orange. after a visit 4 to Mrs. William
III. K:mball Moores loft Tuesday for
Hanover. III. tF85 Fl l,i stS
n.pNlB Eta Estes. who has been visiting
Mrs. s. P.2Jones has returned to LOUISA.
\. Mrs. Rosa Connors OF Nedlock. is Wis
9.Mrs. Luther Wright, OF Fluvanna, 10
asslis;tinE Mr.. and Mrs. !, N; Parrteia.a..:s
guest Of NESS Maud Jackson ~
f-Cut Hem Cosby has left to visit friends
near frederick Sburg. ia !. 51 595 8i s39i,
/ mir. Charles Mccormack, OF Washing
ton ton y, who has been VISITING MI. Gaorgo
tst MIR u Julian Southerland.: OF Hinton, IL
visiting his brother Mr. 7. 4 r. Solther-i
Miss Ruth ]. Crutchaeld left yesterday
tor Kents Store to visit relatives.
e Rev. C. r. Kuyk, who has. been Ill for
some weeks. is now conyalescent and
able to sit up. 81 2
3 hlss }kllle Todd will meet her pupils at
the schoolhouse Thursday at 8 E.
s. M. s:J ohns Goode. OF Raleigh, who hae
been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Charles NJ.
Walton: near Meadow Bridge Road. has
returN ed, homo. y IA II nj. ~ 81 5s55 q
Mrs. u y. Grove has left for Tsadericks.
burg on hunt, 81 55 .is 4
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PARAMOUNT NEWS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hall, who werc
married In New jersey on The S23d. snenr
and were the guests OF Mr. and Mrs.
q Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Kemp spent Christ
Esq HMayo Nm 81 Htsm avenS sspEnser
Mrs. oWlllie Duke and children. who
were sguesS OF Mrs. wv. Thomas durenx
tho :; days. have returned ss,heir
!, Little Lillian perdue, who has been Iii
with. penumOnla, Is Improving slowly
Mrs Sall!e Manley has h returned tom
spending some time with her daughter.
Mrs Anal da Sickle has returned trcm
a Visit To- ,elatiyess In Hanover county .
ankle several months AGO. Is still oonhned
!. III Kuhn leaves today, for SEQ tsvlls
siand Hund Is 5hunt:ln that Vicinity: for sov-
= MIS- Bel, Childress aud Mrs. a:;fosls
BelI. d. Petersburg, arc visiting Mrs, y
Mr.; Glenn, Of Amelia county, Is visit
51s his daughter' Miss Mole 4a IS slts &;
Mrs. Mimic Dean, is at the Shelter nx
Arms Hospital. where ehe underwent
a successful operation. She is now get
with the Roanoke Machine Works, ard
Will be succeeded as choristar. ofFf,he
Methodist choir by Mr. William Oxen
ham. V = y 5t,,Hi !G'i
titlng his SON. Harry Clyne. Jr.. on 'rWen.
4 Rev. j. S, Hunter especially requests
all members of tire Methodist Church to
come out to services to-ntg ht,. as Z. this
will be the last service hold In thes calenr-
dar year OF 1908 81 III S{,.
. Mrs. Leila Livesay, who has teen.l9ite
indlsposed for several days, ts much ~ III
! p .Mr. and Mrs, p. Jackson Rennolds. 81
New York are visiting. the lalters par-
ents Mr., and Mrs. William II. Woody,
on Twenty-aecond Street They came Q
be present at the family reunion. Mr.
LAWRENCE Waring Woody. OF the 8 cam
engneer,ng department OF Norfolk, Navy
yards, CAME aTs up to tho family reunion. at
and Mrs. William II, Woody, Jr,. Of
Richmond, were also prcscht III 4,
NJ Mr., . Albert Ball Is spending, tho holl.i
days with C, F.. Perkins family.
Tie Christmas cstcr aEment ofNtThe
Christian M. ssion will eNhqld tomorrow
night lat Is o'Glock at he mission ~ O. on
TWenty-third Street. s5. %, .-l ,5
M. and Mrs. Mitchell Will enteEtaln.n
night at a box party, q; their nome LOT
the benent OF the Christian Mission ,,59s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-30
A Great Musical Treat.

Mr.. Leo Wheat, the Southern pianist
will give piano recital tomorrow
.(Thursday) afternoon, 3lst instant, at 30
clock. In the concert hall of Ferguson
Isrothers. No. II West Broad Street
when he will play the choicest works Of
the old and modern masters and num-
Der Of the most popular pieces OF the
hour. and also NEEDLES Of the override
.]ightful and welcome old airs from those
charming operas. Bohemian Girl Mar
tina I'll Travatore" and Faust"
AS the admission is only twenty-five
cents. lovers of good music, played by
an old and cultured pianist, will be sure
of an enjoyable entertainment II they
attend. Tickets can be had at the door,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-30
CHESTNUT Hill
n. Ill AND ]: H IGHlAND PARK

Miss 1yoy Beal has been visiting her
aunt; Mrs Ricnard Sale Of ch ,','' tnu y
Mss Louise lRenniei left Friday to spGnId
the holidays with friends in Cllrksv y l1t'
Misses Frances and Mamm!e Waugh. 2,
ietersburg; are the guests5 81 MISSES c4utel
AMI Nirs Bi hi little SON. Robert, OF
Midolesex, are WISHING Mrs. Gh' 's'''i''
Miss Alice shafcr. who has been spend.
ing the. holidays with her parents MT.
and sMrs Charles Skater. lott Monday Tor
q Misses Bessie and Gladys Be;il. or
G g., 9Sa H!'i Pave 0sea S's.''ns 'e'A
The annual Christmas entertainment OF
Nj oiday.. evening .inf the lecture Dom Of
took part In 1the .enterta:nment#mEa q ~, be
menE osd Hs 1oGwT, 'q crosg SUITS
~ a,riner,t Frank 4 Rcnn;e, Frank Wing,
held jamie tC;alnes., Fla title Goodwin ,lda
Latitn, Louise. Marshall ilnd; Edith Allel,,
The Iecllat.onsF by MISS Eula bowman
Greatly cnjoyed ali ?; esen., 4. !. !, !.
Little MISS, Constance Eeod ents 81 LIZ ;heu
quite a n,lmberof her trls Ien, MontNl ~
mentioned as follows: Misses Cons.auep.
Ethel and Pauline Redd,, Ttnlmt !. Live
say. Evelyn eaver ieIenf ~ nv, Ennn n1'
rer and /, FLORENCE Chdtln; Masters Wllie
Chufin.f Thomas Ruftln and William Gard
ller z. y, ii W. s'aal Is &, Y. =, z.
WASHINGTON to spend several weeks with
\, Misses Lillian katherine and Ann,e
Malk. ms. M :ireturned from g ,1stt 20
M. j. ESAusiin has etgrned q Rol-
none, after spending a. week week with ms
MISS Lucille Tillor Is. visiting her sister.
Mrs. Austin filler. OF Chestnut 81
Fl Miss VIOLA Cleatop has eturncl from
, Mrs Andrew Scott entertained her
isunuuy scnool class at her hospttnpi.
home Monday. Those present were: ~ lsH
X. MS, Ma bel tEeara,,E Susie Penhrrtun. ltA-
Gle Scott and gRnynle Long.
i3 M.ss4 lima. Vaughan and Mnstar Charl!L
Vaughan have returned home, aftct n
visit to friends In Chester, lit,t 6
Mr. Mayo Wills has returned from Q
Visit dorchester. d, ( Ii Il i...l .5 III "a
4 Tho Christmas entertainment az H!gll-
la nd Park 0hurhh will be held Thursday
eveningTTAtF: hatT-past seven Oclo0k. An
Interesting programme has been arranged !
under the management Of Miss Llezle
/ Mr.. Harris and little daughter T;,nmu.
OF North Cnrotna, are he guests or the !,
formers daughter, Mrs. Eugene Laws.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-30
HANDICAP Go J.. ORNAMENT n Il
PLAYED new YEARS DAY

There viii be- held 81 Sew Year !; Day
a handicap golf tournament medal play.
whom the following rules Will be enforced:
Play, must begin, BY 8 % clock P. NJ
Players must keep score and turnysin
cards to Mr.. Mercer Immediately on fin-1'
ishIng elshteen holes . 49,, ~, 6
Cards must,;be signed by BOTH con-
testants. III. 49, n i. si5ty
Only twot players? can 5play together.f a rs
Prizes wlllVbc given: players making the
two Lowest net scores after drawing for
handica after match Is finished and
score cardsturned In. .or s..s.s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-30
Calendars Going Up.

Thi committee on the calendar exhibit
OF tho Central Young Mems Christian AS,
hundred calendars are In sight and tho
exhibit VIII be mounted to-day and To-,
morrow, opening TO the public New Years
morning at ten O'Clock. t#4
richmond corporations and mercha MIS-
VIA have not already done SO should
send CALENDARS to the building to-day, ID
order That tney may seen good iocu,
lions The exhibit Is already an assured
success, and will doubtless, 'as usual al,
tract large crowds. II wall be free 10 the
public, both ladies' aid gentlemen,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-30
CAPT SULLIVAN
FOR E-ELEC1l|ON.
Veteran 2! oo:rkeeper Candidate.
! Before Next Legis-
lature.

GiCaptaln Arthur o. Sullivan, for thirty
SIX yedrs doorkeeper OF the House OF
Delegates, will stand for reelection tn
that office his health having somewhat
improved.
Captain Sullivan has left the JOINTS
Hopkins Hospital In Baltimore, and .
now at home Iii Christiansburg, where no
4 is slowly reguinlng his health He hopes
to be able 10 BE- on duty when the new
session Of the Legislature opens up In
January. II. tss y J!f .iai II stf Z. ss3 Isl "
Captain Sullivan will likely have no OPP
position tn1lhe caucus. for every one
realizes that It would BIO vain man who
would hope To defeat him. ss5335g
In nominating Captain Sullivan for
doorkeeper,o OF the consti tutional Conysn:
ton, General Rufus A !. Ayers said: -
can make no more truthful. or effective re-
ma rks than to declare that i nom.natesasa
doorkeeper Of this body, Arthur Sullivan.
who has been the platform OF the DC ne
cratic party In the Ninth Congressional IA
District fort tho past twenty years.
Captain Sullivan was displaced Z by a
negro In the Readjpster Legislature. but
when the Democrats reclaimed control lls
was quickly reinstated
His frieuds IN the: Leg, sloturo hope TO
SEQ him at Ills old post y hor ~. $st.,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-30
PLANT THAT SHOWS STRANGE Mag,
NETIC POWERS,

In the forest Of India grows a plant
which possesses astonishing magnetic
power, The hand that breaks a leaf re-
ceiyes a strong shock a magnetic needle
~ attracted at distance Of twenty feet
and In time OF stormsits intensity is won
itrful, Another strange plant with won
dsrful healing power forms the chief In
g,edent in DR.. Rurkharts Vegetable
COMPOUND the creates, medical discov-
cry OF modem times, Rheumatism, Ca
tarrh, Stomach Trouble and all diseases
al the blood yield quickly 70 Its wonder
ful Influence, II you are tired OF disease
and, tired OF the old methods. go 10 your
druggist and buy a thirty days treatment
ct this great remedy for &c. and he cured
elistlY In your own home.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-30
The w. c. T. u.

There Will lie no meeting this week OF
the Central ". G. r. U, The meeting next
week VIII be held in the homo OF the
North Ninth Street :
Golden Rule J Will pay a visit to tho
city almshouse THIS afternoon. Tho mem
dent, NO. 81 North Ninth Street, and Viii
70 In q body. "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-30
II AN. ANNIVERSARY. f,
Mr.. and Mrs, Mark Gunst to Cele-
brate Friday Night,

Alderman and Mrs, Marx Gunst will
celebrate the .twenty-flfth anniversary
Of their wedding at their home.
No. 200 East Clay Street, on Fri.
day night from s to II o'clock. Mr.; and
Mrs, Gunst have host OF warm friends
who viii wish that they may celebrate
tl,oIr golden wedding under the very
happy auspices which are ANTICIPATED for
tha coming occasion Tomorrow night,
MIR, Guns, In a most efficient and pop
ular member OF the Board ofiAldermen,
aud is popular as well In business circles,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-30
THE ITHACA CONSERVATORY
CONCERT COMPANY COMING

Tie ladies' Of the ithaca Conservatory
Concert Company wll'rentertnin'i IN thc
Central Y. M,r-r;.. A. TAFT New Years
night. This company was organized five
years ago, slntl,'is no wv, Recognized Iiis ,one
companies before the public Their con-
nect.on with zone OF tho most prominent
schools of music in the country gives them
immediate recognition and they have. sus-
tanned their right to generous patronage
BIZ their work. y
Reserved seats 90 on sale to-day a tho
association building.
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A Great Gathering.

Z At the Pine Street Baptist Church on
the first Sunday IN January there will
doubtless be an Immense throng. All the
members of this great church and Sum
day school, far and near, that can pos.
sibly do so, have been earnestly requested
to be present on that day. The Lord S
Supper will be observed, new members
will be received, and services special to
the occasion will be held.
The pastor Will preach In the morning,
and at night his brother, Rev, J. Il. Hut
son, the evangelist. will preach.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-30
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lanes Madison Council,

a. a. M. elected oiiicevs Monday night
as follows: Councillor. 3. b. Cosby, Wee
councillor, ". W, Farmer; Rec1rdlnE
Secretary. j. L. Croery; Assistant Mn:
Hall; Financial SEQ etnry, j. n. Brown;
Treasurer ], G. Saunders; Conductor, J,
II. Kelly; Warden.T l.. Martin; lnsldv
Sentinel. u. Houston; Outside Sentinel Q,
l.. shackelford; Trustee for eighteen
months, r.. M. Perkins, M &.61