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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-31
READING-ROOM AT .....a u.
LEIGH STREET CHURCH


Thursday evening at 1880. the Mems
Christian Club, utiSlllaryato Leigh Street
Baptist Church, will get ready for the
new year BY opening a reading room IN
one Of tho class rooms Of the church spt,, !,
Inis room Is to be open every evening
"Wednesday and Sunday excepted: ana IN
addition to being used as a club room
will be free to all men and n9ys w n h hs
evening. There will be games or harm
less Character; Richmond washington
and New York daily papers and a.
classes Of magazines. IN starting TINS
work tn, club has attained one OF the
objects for which It was organized .;,s II
expects soon to institute series OF
FREQ lectures, especially for young men,
Other plans are hoped to DO consum-
mated later. Tho officers Of the The, cl lM are
C.. III. Murray president; Dr: ". 2
Bcaz. ~. vlce-president;; G. Q. Alley. sec:
rotary and treasurer. The executive, COM
5mltteo consists of the above and D .r
r.. y. Garcin, J.. NJ Spence, Key. ~.
Ashby Jones 4 and Evorott Parkinson,
chairman a5s
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RAILROAD NEWS.

The most attractive bit OF advertising
mat tier gotten out by any railway IN the
country recently Is tho little volume en-
titled Bride and Birdie" recently gotten
out by the passenger traffic department OF
tho seuhoard Air Line Railway. This
dainty booklet tells little love story
that will delight the hearts Of all de-.
voices of horses, for tho story Is told by
!, horse Brandy and Soda. the twin
horses OF the hero and heroine. are an
essential part Of the story, and arc W.
timately the means of bringing them 70.
gether In life and destiny The little
love story Is SO ,swcetly and naturally told
that the reader never thinks OF putting
tho book down until the last page mas
been perused and then reads the SEQUEL
story. The booklet is gotten UP In gray
covers and enclosed In a close-fittins
box Of the same color. 1t is illustrated In
a handsome manner and altogether Is q
work OF art Tho book VIII be sent 70
any one by General Passenger Agent {. =.
RYAN, of Portsmouth. Va, on receipt OF
six cents in stamps. a special olfer Is
made of engagements OF the engraving
that adorn the booklet.
The chesapeake and Ohio. the Norfolk
and Western, Coast Line. Seaboard and
Southern, all report very satisfactory
passenger traffic this week Special round
"trip New Year tickets wero placed on
sale yesterday. and will be sold to-day
ana tomorrow enabling those who have
not visited their friends or former homes
TO do 50 at tho reduced figures.
District Passenger Agent II, $. Learo'
Of the Sea board Air Line. reports the holl-
day travel over that line very satisfac-
tory and considerably ahead of previous
years. The road Is now strong compea-
tor for southern travel. and especially
for tourist travel
Captain r. 7. Adams excursion mana--
pe1, for tie Norfolk and Western Railway,
has returned to the city after spending
the holidays at his old home IN the
country.
The following conlpa rntlVe statement 81
the earnings uf the Seaboard Air Limo
Railway for third week In December has
been issued: Earnings for week ended
December %, 1908 s25?745; for same week
last year, s2lo,22l Increase for week OF
1903, $l052i. Earnings for three weeks
ended Decembert22, S7S9,s0i; for same pe-
Rod Of 1892, s7.5,olS; increase foi the
three weeks this year, sli5s6' Earnings
from July LIST, to December 29d s6Cs4'Oosi
for same period Of last year, 5000 sou; IN
crease for the period OF 1903 SlSl,aH'
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WAIT FOR
COMING. YEAR E '|I..|'
Watch-Night Services to be Held
Tonight III Il iNun1bcr Of
Churches.
ALL ARE 70 BEGIN LATE i
New Years Day Also to be OBJ
served With Ceremonies Of
Appropriate Mature.

III several Of tho city churches this eve
Ming watcl, night services will be held,
and tho New Year will be ushered IN
WITH song und sermon. The attendance
upon these services Is usually very large.
AZ Centenary Methodist Church the
service will begin at 1880 =. NJ. and
close at midnight. Tho Rev. Or. w. j.
young, pastor OF tho church, will preach
Il sermon. All arc cordially invited to
attend.
rho watch night services ut Laurel
Street Methodist Church. which VIII be
held tonight, beginning at o'clock and
5ciosng after the New Year is lshercd m
will DO an interesting event. The pas
tor, DIR. johnson. will preach a sermon
appropriate to the occasion. after winch VIM
AN old time Methodist experience and
testimony meeting will ha held. This part
Of tho service will doubtless be highly
enjoyable. At the close tho Sacrament
Of the Lords Supper Will be administered.
republic. irres pectivc of denominations.
are cordially invited.
Special New, Years Eve services Wia
DO held tonight at the Church of tho
Holy Comforter, Grove Avenue and Ro-
land Street. The services will begin at
80 O clock and Holy Communion VIII
be dispensed after IL o'clock AL are
cordially invited to attend.
( New Years Day itself will be celebrated
In many Of the congregations. Among
tho Catholics tho occasion is holy day
! OF obligation. and services will DO held as
on Sunday. 9&f3
A. st, Peters Cathedral there WI; be
two low masses. namely: at and 8
o'clock. At ii o'clock solemn high mass
wis be sung, the officers Of the mass
being the priests of the Cathedral
A sermon suited to the first day Of the
new year will be delivered. The services
will close with benedicton of the Blessed
Sacrament. .fss
Yesterday morning at 0 o'clock the an
niversary Of the election Of tho Rt. Reg
Bishop Van dc Vyver was observed
With solemn high mass In presence Of tho
bishop. Tho cele brant vas the Very Rev.
Father Bowler. Deacon of honor to the
bishop, Rev. Fathers McKcefryf and
O'Rellly Deacon. Father De A1uyt1ek.
OF the Cathedral Subdeacon. Father
Anthony OF st. Mary's Church. Father
Waters, Of Manchester. master Of cere-
monies All the priests Of the city wero
present. AT the end Of mass tho bishop.
In touching words, thanked priests and
people for their attendance ut tho GER
vices. and asked their fcrvent prayers
in his regard.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-31
CASE OF KELLY
WAS CONTINUED
illness 81 the Accused Was the
Cause Of It--Police Court
Docket.

" Another assault day in the Police Court.
n out OF the score of cases. there were
hut five besides ordinary drunks
The case OF Mike Kelly. the junk deal
az, did not come up. A certificate from
Ills physician showed that no was ~,
1hrcatened with pneumonia. Tho bond
was forfeited and an attachment issued
as a precautionary measure The case
was continued to the 18th.
Willie Jackson paid $40 for being disor-
/ DERBY on the promises Of and striking NJ
sRosenbloom.
John Holmes was charged SIS for as
Eaulting and striking with a stick William
III. cambridge.
Robert Mitchell assaulted i. Lena, and
paid SOS for doing so.
This Is the squietest Christmas season
u ever saw said Justice John 'Thcre
lave been no murders, shootings or seri-
Gus assault cases, and not as many
DRINKS as usual. all of which goes to
show that theA laws .-lald down III my
volume Nlne' have had a tendency TO
4 change the course OF evil-doers and make
Of tllcn1 better citizens for the glory OF
4 The 3Commonwealth-or words to that ell
feet"
All the DRINKS were discharged, as
recognition OF their promise to 20 better.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-31
SANTA CLAUS VISITS
TO THE CHILDREN

u The Christmas celebration Of the Sun
days school of the First English Lutheran
Church will be held tonight, beginning
al 1880 o'clock. An interesting pro-
I eramme will ha rendered, and gifts VIII
he distributed
Tho Christmas festival or inc ~. James
Methodist Sunday school, which was
given on Tuesday evening" proved one
or tho most enjoyable events Of the sea-
son. A number OF prizes were distributed
a. pound party for the poor and needy
was held in connection with the cenbra-
tion. and ev.ry adult and child contrl-
buted until one corner of the church pore
strong resemblance to grocery store
The Episcopal Chapel OF the Neaeemer
had Its Christmas entertainment tues
day night. A very interesting pro-
gramme was rendered by the children,
each of whom received an orange some
candy, and a pretty gift
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-31

rE. . 4 - Is
Christmas cheer and mako many homes
happy during the holiday seasons. They
are especially thankful to the following
for donations:
Mrs. thinner, Mrs. William Rueger,
r. L. Christian and Company. G. " mi
low, r. T.. Iiohler, a. Volknann. a. Har-
tung, j. w. Rothert, ii. Grimmel, H.
Gracser. It. w. IIagemann. u. Enders.
G.. c. Guvernator, j. w. Bilcy, ". III.
Zimmerman, y Mrs. iMiddendorf, 9. j.
Miller, c. IIolzhauer, B. Brauer. William
sRehling, G. Wippermann G. Gasser Mrs
Kinderva ter, William Miller, G. Ii. Phil
lips Dr. Mcneil, Mrs. Tlnkcn, G.. Dietrich,
II. NVenzel, b. Hassel. c. Hassel. NJ
Schaaf, C.F. sauer,3F. j. Braucr, John
Ilruuss, c. Schaaf, a. Fcitis, Mrs. Becker,
T.. Schumacher j.. Stcinbrecher. 9. Born
hard, Mrs. Price, Mrs. Prick, Mrs. Evans,
Mrs. Spot. Mrs. Noldo, Mrs. Werner,
Mrs. Lively, Mrs. Lynemanii, Charles
Mctzger, G. c. Dietrich and John Brauer.
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MI Stands Bank President.

Senator William Stands, OF southamp-
ton, has become a bank president. lilo is
the executive head OF the People's Bank,
Of Court!nnd Va. just chartered by the
state Corporation Commission. with u
maximum capital stock OF $4,000 and a
minimum of $4,000. Mr.. u, i. Pope Is
vice-prcsldent of tho company. ana MI,
James e. Sebrell cashier. The directors
or the new and strong financial institu-
ton arc Dr. ]. f. Sehrell. J. ". Ridley,
w. p. Gillette, Dr. Il. II, Bryant, Joseph
S. Musgrave. L.. j. Balm, &C. Vaughan,
Jr,. r. j. Camp and w. n. scbrell The
new bank will begin business almost I'M
mediatey, Tho names OF us directors
are a guarantee OF It's success
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-31
.INTERPLEADER BILL
OF SOUTHERN RAILWAY

p The Southern Railway Company yestnt-
day filed a bill OF interpeader IN the
Chancery Court in The matter OF the taS.l-
ton OF their property by the Corporation
commission.
The bill seeks to allow the company 10
nav Unto the court $5.168 OF taxes upon
roiIing stock, etc. In Manchester, that
city having appealed from the decision
OF the commission, assessing the properly
iii Richmond.
The money was paid to the Chancery
Court and will be turned over 70 when
ever city shall be declared entitled to u
BY the Circuit Court. where the appeal
E Ia now pending.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-31
DAN LEAHY KILLED.
Old Richmond Ball Player Shot
at Knoxville Tenn.

rhe sudden death Of Danny heahy, ne nc
old Richmond inticlder IS regretted ny inc
Of tho best players in tho famous olt!
Virginia Ieng,ie. and, was with Richmon.l
end Norfolk during the years Of the 2, AZ a.
Iantic league, He was brought TO Rlch-
local inneld, nnd played at second anu m,
short with !tlleI,f1ne team that won the
Atlantic League hamplonshp,, I. !, I. 1, !
he was good with tie stick, nnd was q
prime favorlle with the enthusiasts,
a telegram from Knoxyille states that
he was shot and .ltllled In that city on
Tuesday by Frank l>agan. Ragan was
ARRESTED. LIZ -L.l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-31
WORLDS FAIR AWARDS,
The Plan Not Fair to Eastern
State, Fruit Crop. K

II has been. stated in the papers that
the awards by the Worlds Fair at St.
Louis Will not be made y the agrict,l-
tural departments until after tile, the crops ops
not seem exactly fair to the Easter States.
as as the fruit crop in the West was not
as good as tho Eastern States. 1t rather
IL oks like changing the, regular way III
tho i east. Everybody expected that all
exhibits Of 1908 would constitute the oxhl-
bits ~,
Commissioner KoIner has taken no little
mains to have Virginia well represented.
especially In fruits, and it Is believed
that more apples will be exhibited from
this State than from any other part OF
the Union, ~ = Ss3i.i y t. u ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-31
WANT POLICE FORCE
LARGELY INCREASED

Police Commissioners Ainslic, Landerkin
and Manning as we'll as their colleagues
On the board, are making q hard light
to get the Finance Committee to ,recom-
mend an Increase Of the force by the
addition OF twenty-five men. and they
are struggling TO have provision made ior
this increase In the next annual budget,
The Finance Committee. through sub
committee Is giving attention to the mat
Ter and will likely recommend the ordl-
rance t'avorabiy to the Council by tho
February meeting at least.
At hearing the other night, Messrs,
AinsIe. Manning and other, commissioners
appeared and appea led for tho increase.
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MANAGER GRAU HERE.
Arranging for the Patti Concert
on February nth.

Manager Robert Grau is In tho city, ar
ranging for the farewell appearance Of
Adelina Patti. AS an imprcssario, Mr..
Grau is known tho world over.
Tho concert will be on February lltlL
The sale OF seats will begin to-day.
Mr.. Gruu says Patti Is being received
with the greatest enthusiasm everywhere.
He thinks the receipts Of the season will
aggregate S40O.0(l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-31
HANDSOME SILVER SET
FOR SUPERINTENDENT HELMS

Major G. Al. Helms the retiring super
.ntendent OF the State penitentlary, was
an Yesterday afternoon presented With
= handsome silver set. a token OF estecn,
ron the officers Of The institution. Col
onel f. a. Lamb made a happy presen-
tation speach, and Major Helms accepted
the gift with suitable response The
OCCASION was most pleasant one for
al
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McGill's Union Reception.

Tho reception committee Of the McGil'
Catholic Union is arranging for . New
Years reception, to be held on Friday,
from until p. NJ, at the handsome
new quarters of the club, which VIII then
be opened to the members and their gen
tleman friends Refreshments Will DO
served and a pleasant. social evening
over the cigars will be had
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-31
Mr.. Southall Here.

Hon. II. G, Southall, member Of Con-
eress from the Fourth District, and for
mer member of the House OF Delegates
from Amelia and Nottoway, was a guest
at the Powhatan last night. Mr., South
all was warmly greeted by his old legis-
La tyo colleagues.
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Charters Granted.

Tie Corporation Commission yesterday
granted the following charters:
The Peoples Bank (lncorporatsdp,
,Courtland, William Stands. president
Capital stock, $1,000 to $4,000
weprock Land Company dicorporated),
NorfoH, n e. Hofhelmer, president,
Capital stock. 5000 to $4,000,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-31
MASTER PAINTERS.
Election Of Officers A.%W. Har-
grove Chosen President.

At tho recent meeting Of the Master
Painters Association the following otil-
GERS were elected: President, A. W. far-
grove; Vicc-Pres dent. Charles Clark; Sec
rotary. a. y. #Wharton treasurer, NJ
Ganzert.
The next meeting will be held on Janu-.
CRY 9th when delegates to tho NATIONAL
Convention will be chosen National Vice.
President II, L. Peters and Secretary a..
u. Wharton will go, In addition to. the
delegates to be chosen.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-31
A FARMER KNOCKED
DOWN BY A DEER

Mr., p, y, Winston and Mr.. ], w. Par,
klnson of Roxbury, We're hunting bird
on Tuesday whom a. deer ran upon them
unawares, Mr.. Parkinson Was knocked
over, ana both hunters and dogs were
startled Before they could collect them.
selves the deer was out of sight.
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upon. Tho appcllees arc entitled to ten
days time In which to prepare and flo
their answer to the amended petition.
After that notice must be- given of the
timo and place at which testimony VIII
DO taken. 4l}
1t IS unders TODD that the State chair
man will forward to City Chairman w.
w. Dey, a copy Of the Dggleston resolu.
ton adopted by the full committee ana
request that all tho tally sheets be sont
to him. t
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AT THE ACADEMY.
Sherlock Holmes.

Wherever Mr.. Herbert Kelley and Miss
Ellie Shannon have been seen In "Sher-
lock Holiness" mot alone have they como
In for great praise, but also the support
Ing company.
85 A finished performances Is Mr.. Kclcey's
aim, and has been since he and Miss
Shannon left the famous Lyccum Com
pnny to go starring. 1t is to this policy
reiGiollsly pursued that he attributes tho
success Miss Shannon and he have been
greeted with since they began their first
stellar ventura.
How we'll this policy has fitted In with
the presentation Of William Gillctte's
dlumatization Of Sherlock Holmes" as
given by the 1lclccy-shannon Company
was best shown by the flattcring notices
or tho critics OF New York, who char
acterizcd their work as the best or any
supporting company OF the season.
This play. which has time after time
demonstrated itself to be the most inter-
estlng drama of the past ten years. re-
plete with incidents and powerful dr;l-
matte action will DO tho attraction at
tho Academy Friday matinee and night.
Rose Coghlan Saturday.
Rose Coghlan. who will appear at the
Academy on Saturday matinee and night.
In Harriet Eord's beautiful play, The
: Greatest Thing In the World Will, as
Virginia Bryant, have an opportunity OF
displaying almost every emotion known
to loving mother who is fearful for tho
future OF her eldest son. Those who saw
Miss Coghlan's magnificent performance
IN ulysses In New. York recently, and
her remarkable delineatlon Of 'The Sc,
cond Mrs Tannucray" last season Will
look forward to a rare dramatic treat.
Those thea TRIGGERS OF. intelligence and
sound Judgment, who have a regard Tor
the highest grade OF hlstrionic art, VIII
do well to secure their seats well IN adj
vance, for 1t is said that Miss Coghliln
IS making one Of the most brilliant sue
cesses or her career, long distinguished
for many notable impersonatons,
Virginia Harmed in Iris
Mr., PInero's play. Iris in which
Charles Frohmnn is starring virginia
Harmed, comes 10 the Academy next tues
day and "Wednesday.
Bijou's Big Bill,
Tho bill at the Bijou Theatre this week
is Enthusiastically the best the city has
ever seen. 1t was hcrnldcd as an all-star
organization. and 1t has proved GOOD inc
claim Of the "advance" man. Inc PHI
contains seven good acts, any ono or
whlcl. is we'll worth seeing
There is a matinee to-day another sat
,rday, with the regular night perform
nnCes.
~ 4 a
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Nav Take New Ones.

MI. Hicks, Of Monroe Ward. will at the
meeting OF the Council Oh Monday night
offer a resolution allowing bondholders
having city bonds maturing on January
LIST to exchange them for some Of tho
new issue, instead Of taking money for
them
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lean Theatre in New York city, and prior
10 thdt timo filled the. same posllloll a.
the Bowdoln Square Theatre III Boston
51'hc range or parts he has played Is ne
c.,ssarly n very large one, and he Is
generally spoken OF rs an actor Of the
greatest ability. Hearts Adrift" Is
scheduled for presentation at the Bi5ou
Theatre Thursday, Friday and sat"r-
day of next week. .lt- 49,.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-31
SERVE TEN YEARS.
Randolph Will Not be Tried for
Murder OF Green for Ten Years

James Randolph will not be tried FOR tho
Ton Years In tho penitentlary expires.
CONFERENCE.-The Attorney Richardson
said as much yesterday Randolph is
serving time for feloniously assaulting
Green. Afterwards Green died as q result
of the assault, S
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Return Thanks.

The ladies Of the German-American AID
society wish To return sincere thanks TO
the many kind hearted friends VINO
through generosity enablea shen 70 carry
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Muller, Was Fined.

]. 3. Mullen WAS fined SIS and costs In
the Police Court Tuesday morning for
assauling II. Il. Bruce In his store. The
case grew out of claim against mullen.
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+. MR.. BELTS DISCHARGED.
No Evidence Adduced Against
Him in Police Court.

In the Police Court yesterday James
Belts was honorably discharged of the
charge bf taking $50 belonging to j. +.
T'cIvy, There was no evidence to indl-
cato tina, MIR, Belts had taken the money.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-31

BuRSETT'S EXTRACT OF VANILLA
PREPARED from sylected Vanilla Beans, warranted
aQY, it
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Biiou Next Week.

Next week there are two bills for the
Bilou Theatre both Of them lllislodlama-
tic. For the first three days '"Ihe erent
White Diamond" is to be the bill. Among
the features Of the production are the
mechanical and scenic affects. Seats arc
on sale beginning to-day.
Hearts Adrift."
E, IT, Snader, who is the hero 81 Lang
don NTcCormick's new lnelodrama.
"Hearts Adrift," which Spencer ana
Ahorn are presenting this season, was
for three years lsading man at the Amer,
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PropertY Transfers,

Rchmond--S, spllberg and wife 70 =. r.
stoltz. SO fest on east sidc Seventh
Street, e0a 1-1e feet from northeast corr
.ner Leigh Street, $4,000.
John ~ Thomas to Ellen Iryor, inter-
est III 1915 feet on north side Orange
iStre.at, No 1r2, 500.
Hcnrico-E, G. Garrison and wife TO Il.
C. Nest, 80 feet on south side of Dick-
inson Street, G3SI. feet from southeast
corner Mill Avenue. 800
Victoria Y, aud a. II. Mostly to MIn-
ME MI. Vaughan, part of block No ! In
I'M. plan Of "irhe Plateau" $2ol.
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Miller q Rhoa,ds.
Miller q Rhcnds.
Clearing up Christmas
Things iii the Book Dept
3 $. Cutting the Prices to DO 1t. .

For 10 other than that consider it good business
policy get rid Of them rather than carry the articles over
5forsa year. i.aG2$5 555as5# @f4
Calenders diaries would be useless then, and books and
stationery woud only become more sopwoo OF goes at ea
Der the prices except diaries which together with bb
yn-book praybooks will be sold at 10 per cent reduc
Mon Much Of tile box paper marked at about cost @
a-. few Of the bargains are noted to-day
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DR.. Michaux Back.

Tr, Jacob AlchauS has returned from
/, trip 10 IoWhulun' county. IN,
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