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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-11-17

Fortify the system against disGas" IN
other words, take Hoods S1r~ap2riIia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-21
MAY VISIT
jamestown.
Probable That Daughters 81 tic
American Revolution Con-
grcss Will Do So.
TO 40 BY SPECIAL STEAMER
III as Many as Two Hundred
Unite the Exposition Co.'S In I.
syitation Will BE- Accepted.
From Our Regular Correspondent

(Frorn Our Regular Corrcspondcnt.)
III lyyAsIitNGTON,s y. c., April 2o,--rt is
probable that the Continental Congress.
tho national body OF tho Daughters Of
/ the American Revolution which Is now
In session3in this city Will visit James
town Or, Monday OF next week. The In
vltation to do 80 was extended tonight
and O committee was appointed TO receive
the names Of the ladies Of the congress,
who wish to make the trip, II as many
as two hundred indicate their intention
OF accepting tho Invitation. special
boat Will leave here Sunday afternoon
and reach Norfolk Monday morning early.
AT Norfolk, the visitors will become the
guests Of the Exposition Company and
will Be taken 10 jamestown on q spe-
cial steamer. III ~
they Will return TO Ola Point that af :
ternoon and be rendered a banquet there
that night, after which, the return trip
to washington will be begun. IA
Hon. John Goode addressed the con-
Eress tonight an eloquent speech, out.
lining what had been done BY the man
OF Jamestown and their posterity, and
several 4 times In the course OF the
sreech, the old orator, had to pause
to watt for the subsideuco of the ap-.
apluusc. AT tho conclusion Of the ad-
dress, d rising vote OF thanks was ex-
tended mr. Goode for the address. MAJ
Miss Page, OF Virginia, then read an
Invitation from the Exposition Company,
70 VISIT Jamestown, and Mr.. 8. Gordon
Cumming, Of Hampton, chairman Of the
Legislative Committee OF the Exposition
Company, urged the ladies to accept 4 the
Invitation. 3ai. Z. So !.
ITt5 was decided that a. committee Of
five s.. appointed to receive the names Of
those who desired to make the trip. II
81 tomorrow afternoon, as many as two " ;
hundred have signified their intention OF
going, a steamer will be chartered. and
4 the daughters will Z make the pilgrim
mage to the site Of the first Anglo sa x 20
settlement In North America.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-21
" ednss day, the 18th III Day Of
May, 904, Al 1880 P. N.

offer for snle at Public Auction on the
q premises, all the real and personal prop
iacsn e to sa tie sald town Of Chase city.
s se e sssbTatssa = afsi e1IS1GM
! n sn eackerb chi Hotel, and sanatorlam. WITH
y: d9n III fsfn!i I3f 81 asa
ANAToRJItps, UNI M0dH nhte au ana
vehtiiated: vide halls and EXTENSIVE We e,
Frandas; II Is heated by steam llgtit.e, e! ny
sssdTslt saiDpnsH thro YbR% WIZ 81
) from ON "a An & Artesian Well. and equipped
With d complete Hydriatic departm n I, ne
AThe power station, with boilers, engines Is
\ furnfs hes light. power, heat, ice and re-
friReration ample for the needs Of the
I house at full en- pacity The Steam .Lau u
a gott H VII House is provided With tanks
mineral weters. And there are also y! q
the ke9nsl1, bGIws dg sp air.
The plumbing and sanitary condltlons.l q, are g
propsrtiefSs G mere man nt
china sllverware, kitchen utensils etc.
etc. 90 the latest design and lln ex Es'
quality. tS 81 4. . 4. J. !. =, ,a \. r,4v
~ Southern 4 Virginia, on Southern Rail-
easily acc sseible from points North,a Soutn
and west. IT. IL Sb25 feet above sea Level,
/ enjoys a Uniformly mild climate, aftords
good shooting in season and ~ an ideal
PossessIon xivcn upon compliance with
the terms 81 sale. Tho propert offers q
rare opportuni ty for investment. ana z. por-
sonal spection of It before day 9. sale
RMsCash az to one: t s1dI!a q p t .Re
equal insta mon Is at one and two years.
With interest thereon payable semi an n.
nuaIly, at the ratego SIX per eentum per
annui1i, from date Of sale till paid. the
deferred payments 70 be: evidenced by
note. bonds Of the purchaser s and dra 5o
erty sold. THE purchaser wi also be
required to keep the property insure ed
against loss by Te IN fa1r a an dal,Var
( the policies OF such insurance as further
security OF the deferred pa yments -, u,
51s VIRGINIA TRUST COMPANY S
III Trustee, Richmond, Va
u 7th April, lso4. 5S5 iii apl " 1.. tds
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-21
DAUGHTERS.
IN SESSION.
National Society Defeats Three h e
Proposed Amendments to
the Constitution. .5
BYLAWS ARE IRE: AMENDED n T:
BYLAWS ARE IRE AMENDED ! n {: !. .
Judge Goode Addresses ID. a,
RS in Behalf .of Preserva-
ton Of JAMESTOWN.
5(By Associated Press.)

(By Associated Press) 5Ii[
WASHINGTON, D. q. April q. Three
amendments to the Constitution were
proposed and defeated at to-day's ses-
sion Of the Daughters OF the American
Revolution 5sl
III Il the afternoon the bylaws we're
amended SO as hereafter to require that
the accounts OF the treasurer-seneral he
audited monthly by an expert accountant
Reports Of national officers and State
regents occupied the rest Of the after
noon session. ,&
~ Mrs. AZ 3, Tulloch, vicc-presdent-gen.l
cral in charge OF organization Of chap
tiers, reported that 6s7 chapters were or
ganized during the year an increase Of
80. The report Of the treasurer general
showed that Of the current fund the
mental Hall contributions during the year
aggregated 1l7,2s6 j53s
Judge John G oodc, Of Virginia, adj.
dressed the Daughters at the light ses-
slons in behalf Of the preservation OF his
torio Jamestown, In this connection q
resolution was adopted favoring an APP
preparation by Congress for building q
sea-wall for the protection OF the town.
Mrs. Hugh Nelson Page, OF Norfolk.
on the part OF Commonwealth Chapter,
Offered resolution advocating the APP
pointment Of a committee to recommend
In what manner the society can co-ope-
rate most usefully with the Association
for the Preservation Of Virginia .Antiqui-
ties. and TO aid In restoring and beauti-
flying that part OF jamestown owned by
/ the society. = d
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-21
The Valentine Museum,
ELEVENTH. AND CLAY STREETS,
OPEN 10 A. NJ. TO I. p NJ.
81 4 Il 4 q ADMISSION csc.
FREE ON SATURDAYS.

silence. ADMIRAL. he asked at last.
with an appearance Of the deepest inter-
as what ID that? The ndmlrals botan-
ical education did not run to- q solution
Of tile problem, so he turned for aid to
his ilnmedlae successor. who. similarly
embarrassed, passed the query further
back, until it reached tho junior t The
end OF the line, and was stu unan-
swered. !,
ING for information With a look Of en-
aggerated anxiety upon his face. At
last. when Informed that absolutely no
explanation Of the phenomenon was
Forthcoming, he burst out laughing. and
exclaimed, 'Hurrah! At last I've found
something that the British navy doesn't
know IN. y. Tribune. S3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-21
TRIED TO
KILL WIFE:
The Rev. DR. George Buckle,
Charged With Attempted
Murder, Flees.
MARRIED sTAuNT0N LADY
Alleged to Have Tried to Take.
Her Life by Strangu-
lation.
fgpecia. e The Tlmes-Dispatch.)

Especial 10 The Times Dispa tch.1
NEW Y DIRK, April 20. Charged ~ his
invalid wife, who comes OF n stanton.
Va, family, with having attempted TO
murder her BY strangling and sutfoca-
ton, as she lay sleeping. and facing ar
rest and Dismissal from his pastoratc.
the Rev. Or. George Buckle. for twenty
years pastor Of the fashionable Greys
stone Presbyterian Gnu rch at Elizabeth.
N. r.. fled to-day With $4,000 in cash
and securities. vs.
Detectives failed TO find him, and 1t ls
believed that he has left the State.
This Is tina sequel of an amazing. and.
according TO members Of the Buckle fam
Eily. a fiendish attempt at murder The =.
oily motive attributed for the alleged
crime is that the Swould-be slayer was
tired az his wife because She was an In
synltd. Il y. =,
,a The police Of this city. as We'll as Phil hill
ed elphia, Washington. Richmond and
other. places, where he might be In hid
ing, have been notified.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-21
MANY PHYSICIANS
ARE TO GRADUATE
Handsome Invitations Issued BY
the University College Of
Medicine-Class roll

Invitations have been issued for the
commencement exercises OF the Univer-
sity College OF Medicine. which will be
held Thursday evening, May 18th. at
$3.50 O'clock at the Academy OF Music.
The Invitations themselves are among the
most chaste and elegant that have ever
appeared In the city. Each contains as
Z an ornamental feature a fine engraving Of
The Hunter Mcclure monument. In tile
Capitol Square. Tho commencement ex-
aorcIses will; be OF the very greatest in
Eterest. The orator this year will be DR..
Henry Louis Smith, president Of David.
son College. Tho roll Of the graduating
class is as follows: 8g
# Doctors Of Nlediclne--Isham Keith
Briggs. Jr., Vernon Asbury Brooks, VIE
liam Il, Driver, Charles y, Dyer. Richard
a.. Epes. Houston II. Farley. Michael
Wesley Greene, Ernest L. Grubbs,
George w. Hooker John Ewing Hugs
hart, Thomas Franklin Jarrett. Charles
j. Klnsolvlng, Jr, Jefferson 0ranklin
Landen. Thomas Benjamin Leonard.
John Earle McCreery, L. Blake Martin,
Clarence Philip Obenschain, Nathaniel
Alexander Orr, Oscar s. Owens. Walter
S. Quaintance, II. L. Robertson, W. s..
Slicer, Francis II, Smith, Joseph Hoyt
Smith. j, Blair Spencer, William y.
Watts, John Mason Williams. George
"A. Wright, II, Franklin Younger.
Doctors OF Dental Surgery,-C. Harry
Banks. Alfred II. Curtis, Harry Andrew
i Duncan. MoNan c., Field, Marion Mor-
istocles w, Laguna, Charles Elmer Nlcll-
olas, Marvin st, Clair, Harry LeCnIo
Smith. Joseph Hoyt Smith, William Ell
wood Snpes, John Louis Splitter, Res.oll
Graduates OF Pharmacy Royden Keith
Akers, Hugh Winfield Boyd. William Sea-
brook ,CaYeelo, Edward y. Coleman, Er-
nest w Farley, William Scott Hunt,
Hall sebrell, e. Ernest Turner. .
Bachelors OF MISREPRESENTATION ElalE
I4anghorne,. Dick Clayton McClenny, os-
Il eph t,9lli Ter Ray, ". EDWARD pfaylanu'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-21
\ SUES IN NEW JERSEY.
Hartman II and Associates Ask
for Injunction.
(By Associated Press,

TRENTON, n. y, April oo.suit has
been begun in the United states Circuit
Court for&Sthe District OF New jersey
against the Northern Securities Com
many by Edward II. Hartman. WinsloW
1 pierc. and Others TO restrain the Nor h.
e 81 Securities Company from carrying out
the plan adopted by It's directors for the
distributlon Of the stock Of the Mortimer
Pacific and Great Northern Railways
Companies had In the treasury OF the de-
The Tie Bill Of complaint covers substan-
italy the same ground upon which was was
Sccided on Tuesday adversely to the Har-
Imdre Andrew Kirkpatrick to-day is
sued a temporary order restrainiihr IN, IN, me
"a rrvfnr out of the plan of distribution.
If ia stated that this Injunction will OPP
crate to prevent the proposed meetin!s
Of gtockholders OF the Northern Secur r1i
Ties Company called for to-morroW' arr 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-21
\ VIRG I i L
BRIEFS

czlks2l sSIanlA K H5f a' va. Hpril
Great activity IS going on In THIS Is, COMFY D. ds.
%ater Ct the and mnes p
ohaagIng hands n s'J & D Ee prices NJ oer,
Of ths As1lyllgf q Ghrs1itiatin
t Church last night. Mr. Omar will now
return to his field In Norths Carolina :.. y,
The VIrgin,a Military institute for
the session Of 1013-19U has been issu "
from tho press. The catalogue is ha and
somely gotten and sontai h1s e 9aa goUs
military institution: The total enrolment n
Inebers 2ss. OF this number ~ are e en- =.
rolled for Va, 80 from Texas. 10 from ny.
No rfGm ea aeoI ana Ter Tennesses me
mum Der from other States is scat tering.
A1l NlEButtG,ss Y4A.:--Y lctor and Leo &c
hyushburg tSa playsItii
cut league, Victor catching for Iyorces,
ter, Mass, and Leo presiding at tRlro
base for New Hayen, =, COM com ,,,s 8 a,
Miller Gould and party, who are ma KIM
a Southern tour. arrived at Old Point
this morning: They attended !, tn the ex : r
cses at the Hampton Morma sehoe s5e an
drill at Fort Monroe. Miss, Gould WI ~
speak to an aud ,ence o., sailors at the
Y. Al. c. A., In NortOlk TINS week.
New York, has been appointed superin-
l.tendent oflthe street railway lines Of the
Nor, ok, Portsmouth and Newport News
Company, In Portsm outh. He succeeds
spany March 20. He now has position
with an electric line in a 2 city. J,
ihe v seasagapd AT r0n Line
the the plant liant 81 the cockade City Mills, on
a srATNToN VA.--bll iota Knob Aerle
Fraternals Oredr Of Eagles. was insti.
tuted here last gns Dy St95s epnay
ed by Grand Worthy President William
Linn: Grand Worthy Vice President ".
u. Blondell and others There were s.
charter; members present. and many
others have applied for mem b s Z, A.;
held and refreshments served. Ne. #
~. SUFFOLK, YA.-Ths steamer Aurora
which was sunk April Q, In, Blackwsltei
Rver near South 3uayVa, D, vas !. rais {,
q wrecking company, a hole had beer
punched into the ships bottom. by a sun IN
II rA isE;1 q Hamilton aaryln
sale sman' died hers at the g il!Ispie SAM.
I5tarium, at o'clock, as the result OF q u
operation, last night for he appendicitis.
His remains were taken e hs home III
this attern Wa lUr irs1 ,se
xsadhate from the Wnchester Me- Ne:
mortal ( II ospltal, since 1t was Instituted. q
few months since, was Miss mary Ran-
dal! n. llnerof Reiasy ~ y. , MISS M s,
Ing successfully passed all eX {
\ size was formerly mt the Old Dominion
Hospital, In ltichmond. i-'l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-21
Good Roads Getting Into Politics

TIE contest for nomination TO Congress-
between Lieut. Hobson. the hero OF the
attempt to bottle up Ceryeras fleet ut
Santiago and Representative Banfhe'd
OF Alabama, has attracted wide attention
hut 1t ls not ssnerany knuni. ti',,t ~ ~
question OF NATIONAL aid to road improve
ment was one Of the leading Issues IN tho
campaign, Lieut.. Hobson strongly oppos-
ed the measure as undemocratic and un-
constitutional while hc talked In favor
or great appropriations for the navy, Mr.,
Bankhead, on the other hand. argued that
to aid tho States In iglpFovlng tne.r roads
would be a better and wiser use of tho
national revenues. This argument took
with tile voters and Mr., Bankhead won
the nomination.
The Pennsylvania State Republican
Convention has declared In favor OF the
national aid proposition; also the Re-
publican State Convention In Tennessee,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-21
THE SWAYNE4 ENQUIRY.
Professor Wurts, Of Yale, Wit
ness Against the Judge.
(By5 Associated Press.]

WASHINGTON. April 3O.--Prof. John
1yurts. OF Yale University, was cross-ex-
gins, OF Delaware as to his testimony OF
yesterday against Judge Charles SEayne
IN the 4 Impeachment. proceedings before
tho special subcommittee Of tho House
Committee on tho judiciary. When asked
to name tho persons who held the 1nl-
@pressions that Judge swayne was sls-
pccted Of being In nusceptib Bile Of being ;in-
liuenced BY considerations outside the law
and evidence In cases pending before him.
Prof. Wurts named G; 2. Re'nlart: presl-
Judge Young. OF the Circuit Court OF
Florida. and Samuel G.. Vance, connected
with the National Banle of Jacksonville.
1Ie was unable to say whether these per-
sons obtained their Impressions from
specific cases or from general knowledge.
He dIsclaimed N any prejudice against
Judge swayne, but said The believed tho
Judge was not on the proper plane OF life
and did not View things In proper Judi
cial light.
Many questions OF detail were asked In
the DISCRIMINATION. but no Information
OF importance was ELECTED.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-21
R |i'' !. | ! N [
l7A.|E|l..PI||: WAR / !.
Council Petitioncd t. t. Charge
Special License Oil Merchants ts3ftt III s
Using THEM. n.
COURT MARTIAL IS ORDERED j ! 4 |: / E
Will Investigate i Case A q q IL y
subordinat,on at the Lattllcll-
ing 81 the Virginia.
{spe c,al Is Z rhe Tlmes.D lspatch.)

{specInl to The Times. Dlspatch.)
1,nrDRsBuRG. VA. April 20. ---'rhc war.
being wnged on trading stamps ~ ~.
tersburg has taken OF, d new aspect. ana N
wili DO fought out on a novel ground i.t %
a potltioi, IS being circulated asking the
Common Council to require = special IL
ocnse &c the merchants using tho trading
sintr1t,g. 4 ana the paper Is receiving the
Hciinturcs OF n number OF merchantssss2
Thc largo stsmnery OF the American
cigar Company Will resume operations
tomorrow and employment VIII 20 AZ AZ
fordod about four hundred miners LOT
tho next six weeks or8moro.
BROKE T1E1a MAST.
5STho mast AZ the barge M. II. Srnithers
ynB broken off neht&t hc deck yesterday
Afternoon while the barge was attempt
ing 10 right the schooner j., v. 'Iayi Q,
which had careened as me resui q .l!e Y
shifting OF the cargo. i. s. u 4,
A marriage license was issued In Bal !. !.
moro ycstcrdny to John Al Andrews and
MIss Rosetta J. Andrews, both OF Pc.
tersburg. Mr.. Andrews Is the keeper OF
tho West End Park and his bride g resi-
don't OF Ettrlck. .
IS rho April term Of tho Hastings Court
will open tomorrow morning. The GRIM
lnHl QOCkcL Will W SAAiSNt ANA
pected that the cases set for trial will
be concluded within two days. The case
q OF tho Commonwealth agalnst Rev. James
FiAllbnru. tho negro preacher, char ed
With obtaining money under e Sc pre-
tenses, may DO continued until the May
5 term OF tho court. Flshbnrn returned
last night from Philadelphia, where lie
has been on ball. z #
scOuRT-3fART1AL. us
az gum on ed Seperal
II members OF the Petersburg Grays to ap.
pear as witnesses before d general court-
L martial. TO be held In this city April
4 27th,E to Investigate the case OF Private
Emmett ]. Poarch charged with insubor-
& dinatlon The alleged offense was COM
4 United Virginia Day. when the military
company was In Newport News.
Mrs. Lena Hnrris.5of Petersburg. Will
sail on Z. the Kronprlnz from New York
for Europe May I'd, TO spend several
months visiting Germany and other sec
tons OF Europe. 5.5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-21
AUCTION SALES, Future Days
AUCTION SALES, Future Days
By sutton Z {. Co q, u
Real Esiats Auet loneeFs.
5ie sy F} i42 VIZ 4s.-A4--. }33 .ff
AUCTION SALE Or
The meck enburg,
Chase! [ City, Va,

II exccut ion Of u trust deed from the
Chase city Mineral Water Company 70
B Tie "a, .rglfln trust Company, trustee,
duiy rec6rded In tie County Court. q
5Saly iiste. Ii pursuance q the terms ana
provisions OF .sald trust deed and At the
Cured, and also In pursuance Of resolti-
lions 81 tho stockholders and directors
B Sc said Chase City Mineral Water Com
alitHorizlnE and requesting said trustee
s.oon a. Il said Chase City Mineral
Water Company, when the real estate |: T.
SiinderslEred Virginia Trust Company,
trustee a. aforesaid WILL on
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-21
Kaiser stumps British Navy.

Among his foreign honors Kaiser Will
helm is an admiral In the British navy.
"a story Of his last visit to q British,
shin shows that he has the gift of max
Ing himself popular, Followed by long
train Of officers In due order OF seniority
from the admiral down to the junior Of
5ilcer on duty. no made a.sthorougt tour
OF the ship. coming nt I last 70 the sick
Quarters, In one OF tho sick bays stood
n weird Stocking plant consisting Of a
long attenuated stalk with couple OF
melancholy looking leaves, Coming to q
dead stop before this mysterious effort
Of nature, the kaiser pointed at It In
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-21
Sins of the Fathers.

Father Rentoyer.-.D' 20 notice, Ezry,
that that fellow, LazSenberry. that bought
the lold Fullenwider place, always seems
II Is Try to avoid tellln' anything about his
family or his early life?
Farmer Hornbea -Eh-yah! I've heard
ioarse rInor that his father was 2
,popullst.-Puck, IS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-21
LAST OF THE BANDITS
GOES TO PENITENTlARY
iRy Associated f,ress.l

in the case 81 Emil Roesk, the last Of III the
car barn bandits. returned a verdict OF
guilty to-day. The penalty fixed Is peni-
ton uary for life. WIZ s
"a RoeskPs brothers. Otto and Herman,
were arraigncd Immediately following the
announcing of the verdict for conspiracy
to aid the convicted man to escape from
the Jail. Both pleaded guilty, and upon
recommendation the States prosecutor
Otto was released. Herman, however,
was sentenced by Judge kersten to an In
ldeterminate term in the penitentlary, Y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-21
NEW ENGLAND MILLS
TO CURTAlL PRODUCTION
(pv Asaio(,riated Pres..

y BOSTON. April 20.--In cottonmlll circles
In this city 1t Is expected al StentsSc
curtailment Of production will DO made IN
several of the New England States dur
Ing. the latter part o I. this month and May,
In conjunction with tho curtaifment III
, Fall River, where q boltt fifteen corpora :
lions, employing IL. 900 operaty yes, are shut
that mills elsewhere In this state and
Rhode Island, employing total OF about
10 900 hands, are on short time.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-21

aGnA.., A4r3. ~ a AtlL Is, lyvi S
TRAINS LEA ~ ttICttnlSND y. "A:
100 A. M.-UAlly. Local. tor Z riul,e, N N 81
G:Rv r. M.-Ualy.& l1iHttsu. uttst pullman "a
8E Atlanta uIiu blriii.tisnatn. new OrleAn S
Memphis. Chattanooga and all the South. SSsEt
eW Y. MEX. Sunuay. sheysyllld Local. Ss$$
1aoU y n. --Daily L!tnitau.8 kuliman ready e.s1
n NJ, FOR all the SOUTH
S5 YORK ltl v Elf LIN o. s'
The fayorite I,S ,I y sultlmorS and Eastern
except Sunday. w sbfasS No.
ais r.. NJ. Local. Daily, except Sunday n Si
20 =. Nl.--l1Xcapt Sunday. For West Point
connecting with steamers for Baltimore and
river iandings. Steamers sailing from West
4 Point Monday, "Wednesday ind Friday call 81
Yorktown undE Gay Bank Tuesday..3 Thursday.
; and saturday. AiiinOnus and Gloucester Point.
West Point yi ss S$3 @f833SEs
Z 6:56 AZ Nj. and 8:42 n fM.-Fronl all the South.
n t:o5 r, M-trom Charlotte and sDurharn
1:40 A. M.-From Chase City. #
l:25 a. NJ. -l3altLnore and West Point
lo:45 "a. NJ. $40 r. NJ. From West Point ;it
AE C. II. ACkDRT. s. H ELNHDWICK. asSsSS
8. ". wEsTBuRY. 3. Fl =. 8. ~. 1 I lsSl
Is4 Richmond. N W. sFs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-21
JUDGE SIMONTON'S
CONDITION UNCHANGED
uEAuhnniaf tod Preas.

(By Associated Press.)
PHIIADELPHlA,A pril 20,-Ihe condl-
tion of United Stat Circuit Court Judge
lying very iii at the Orthopaedic Hospital
here, was reported to-night to DO mr.
changed, TO Is resting easily
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-21
BY Pollard & Bagby.
BY Pollard & Bagby
Auction Sale Of q Desirable
Church Hill Lot. with Small
Frame House There On. No 20
IN. 25th St., Next to- Masonic
Hall. Lot SO Feet Front.

We will sell at auction 3S{S
THURSDAY. APRIL q ST. 1so4
at $50 q clock p. M. I the above mentioned
desirable lot. Two "a houses put here
would pay handsomely. as It Is g splen-
did renting section. IA a t S4 Bi
TERMS :3At sal e. @;t5ii
npl II ids POLLARD & BAGBY.&
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-21

April 2ist, at 10 $50 q clock, a very nice line
Of FURNITURE viz. ii Brass Beds Oak and
Walnut Hat Racks, Sideboards. Ward
robes, Bookcases. Chamber. Suits u Exten-
Beds, Children's Cribs, aarlor Suits, Cen
tire Tables, Refrigern tore Ice Boxes. fine
Hair Mattresses. hih!onters, Bookcase
yWasls lands. Beds, etc.; ALSO 8 Wax Fig
ures, in good eondi ton. This is a good
GLANCE for both dealers and consumers
4 10 buy furniture cheap. Q5 Isl ~ rs s.
4 Sale positive. Terms cash.
8s 9sl RICHMOND AUCTION co.
h Geo. IT. Valentine. Aucuoneer,