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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-03-10
RELICS OF REVOLUTIONARY PERIOD

While cXCava:inG for the cellar to 4
barn that he is about to build in Bcnning-
ton. Joseph DrOhart Thursday found what
was four pound cannon ball. and a tho
same time a number of old silver pieces
The latter were English The excavation
is in the direct route that the Berkshire
county troops took 1t the time they came
to participate in the battle Of Bennington
and these are supposed to he relics of one
of their enCampmcntS.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-03-10
ADVERTISED LETTERS.

List OF letters remaining uncalled for in
the Burlington and WinoOski postoffices
for the week ending March l. 1904:
MEN LIST.
a. ]. Alien. Frederick Ackcrley. Bur
linGton Wrapper Co.. w. V. Burdctt. H.
j. Colby j. a. Cornell Albert Dumas r.
l>uSo j. +. Forrest, Geo. Gibson, r. NJ
ellison, Samuel c. iIoyt, W. &. Hatch
package. w II. Hatch. J. Il. Johnson.
VIM. c. kulhm BERNARD T.. Martin. Bill
Cooley, James $. Roberts, Henry 1urriil
&. w. Wiley. +. G. Warren.
WOMENS LIST.
Grace NJ Adams. Miss Lena Forbes.
Mrs. Johnson (fioward street,, Mrs. Dom
aid Mcl.ane Miss Pearl Marcot CO.. Miss
Mary Anne Provost, Miss Mary Sullivan,
Mrs J. II, Thompson.
WINOOSKI STATION.
Frank Bonnet. f. Cane, james Farrell,
Mrs James Roach, Jos Rouse.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-03-10

to the national convention. Tho no,nos
most prominently mentioned at presnrt
are those OF H. w. Alien Of this city and
j. y. Merrill of Rutland
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-03-10
IMPORTS LIGHT.

'.-IIarar Bros. sell our paint.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-02

OF tho Virginia papers 10 the effect that
ltreIs. was a movement In the House TO
have steering committee 70 supers.G;tile !,
Mr.. yvf!llamss function as leader. THIS
;als) Is q mistake. a suggestion OF lm.s
tor. but dlt; not originate In want of
cor tdence Iii Mr.. Williams. but from TIE
ida. that 1t might be we'll to apply the
methods OF the Senate to the House.
Upon Mr.. Williams explaining to this sen-
nto:. that he had practically a steering
committee on every question arising. con-
slstng of the minority members OF inc
committee before which a measure was
to go. the gentleman with whom the suE"
ges;;on originated was entirely satisfied.
and no such proposition Is being enter
tanned in the House"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-02
HOT HOUSE CAUCUS
BE HELD TONIGHT
Line Up on the Norfolk County
Matter Of In
terest.

Perhaps the warmest House caucus he!d
here II, many years will taxa place to-
night. when the interminabie Nortos<
county wrangle will come UP. tho main
question beng whether or not ALessrs
owens and Parker. who ran az fusion
ists." and who were elected rs such over
the regular Democratic nominees for the
House, AIcssrs Johnson and Etheridge,
shall occupy seats In tho Democratic
caucus. -48..1 ,sE 45 4 y .tlf 81
The mode Of procedure has not Sel
been mapped out, though the first bust
ness will be the organization OF the
BODY Hon. w. II. Bonz, chairman OF ths'
.iolnt caucus, will be made chairman,
and some young member, perhaps MIR,
Vithcrs, OF Hanesmond, will be eiscted
to succeed Hon. Charles T. Bland, OF
Portsmouth. as secretary, 81,
1T is likely that tho Second District
delegation will offer a resolution adeciar-
ing that The members from Norfolk city
he not entitled to seats In the caucus,
and then the struggle will be onfin earn
est It Ii a significant fact that with
the exception Of the two fusion" mem
hers themselves, the entire Second Dis
,rIct delegation favor their exclusion
from the caucus and this Is having great
weight with the members.
A great deal Of interest Is manifested
in the fight, and those who hold that
tho decisions Of the State Commlttee
should be respected arc, for. the most
part, against admitting the %"fusionists'
5to$thc deliberations OF tho body. 5s w
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-02
FARMERS INSTITUTES.
They Are Growing in Intere s.
and Being We'll Attended.

Commissioner &. w koiner leaves to-
morrow to hold farmers Institutes in
Northern Virginia and the Nalsey, in
which work he Will be engaged about
ten days.
The commissioner has been highly sue
cessfui In his management OF the insti-
tutes that have been held In the State,
and the agricultural interests have been
promoted IN every county In which these
practical lectures to farmers have been
given. @ a
The commissioner himself speaks Supon
several subjects at these gatherings,
among them being that Of the use Of
Fertilizers" 1.-THE Improvement Of the
Soil,'' and practical Farming" Wher-
ever an Institute has been held, there
have been urgent requests that another
series of these talks and lectures be
given, and tho invardable ruI, has been
that when 1. second institute is held, the
audience Is twice as large as at the first.
Farmers throughout the State have
recognized the value and Importance Of
this branch of Mr.. Koiners work, and
aninstitute now is regarded as all event
OF tho utmost interest In the community
in which it is hold These institutes are
entirely practical in their nature, and
subjects or, discussed altogether from
the farmers standpoint. and In terms
which no can understand without refer
encc to an encyclopedia dictionary.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-02
JUDGE R. c. SCOTT
ASSUMES ERMINE
Succeeds Judge B. R. Wexford.
Jr, on the Bench Of the
Circuit Court.

Judge Il, Carter Scott, who succeeds
Judge B. r. Wexford, Jr., as judge OF
the Tenth judicial Circuit. embracing
the county Of Heurtco and tho city OF
Richmond, assumed his new duties yes
terday,. and the occasion WIS made, a
very happy one by the greetings be-
tween the two distinguished jurists.
Judge Wexford, who retires voluntarily,
was in the court room at tho CITY Hal
and welcomed Judge Scott to the bench
in a brief, but highly felicitous, speech.
Judge Scott replied In most happy vein,
declaring that he had no higher wish
than at tho .,nd Of his career to retire
from the bench with the confidence and
affection OK the bar and the people to
the extent which they have now show
cred upon his predecessor.
Judge Scott then assumed the bench
and cals,d the docket for the February
term through, and set the cases thereon.
MI. w. II. Mooklar qualified to prac-
tice In tho court. and tho tralsof the case
OF Gilbert VI. Wood was partially heard.
Judge Scott gives every promise OF
measuring up to tho high standard set
for him by Judge Wexford. a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-02
MAKES FINE LEADER.
Congressman Flood Speaks
Qualities Of Mr.. Williams.

Representative II. D. Flood. who has
boon In the city for several days. Is one
Of those who recognize tho qualities of
leadership In Representative Williams, Of
mississippi, the floor leader of the minori-
ty ir the House of Representatives. a
reporter for The Times-Dispatcha day or
two ago asked how Mr.. Williams stood
with his party In tho House, and what
was their estimate Of hs abilities as a
leader.
"Fief is very strong replied Mr.. Flood.
"ETe5is able and dexterous,. and Is a fine
par Humanitarian. The positions taken by
HIN SO far on questions arising In tho
House have been strong from q party
standpoint, and have been endorsed by
most OF the Democratic papers through
ontEthe country He has lnalnta lned him
self'well ON all these questions. I do not
hesitate to say that IN my opinion he, has
10 superior as deba ter on either side
of the House. He Is extremely courteous
In debate, ms In private intercourse.
some time ago saw u suggestion IN
one of the Richmond papers that Mr.,
Williams had swelled head meaning
that he had an exaggerated idea Of his
abilities and importance, ] presume,
Nothing could be more unjust TO him
than such charact erizalion, The state
Inentf WAS evidently based on armlsappre-
tension of the man. -yir n, a e 3
''Another statement appeared III some
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-02
THE REPUBLICANS.
Those in Third Preparing T
Hold County Conventions.

The Republicans OF the Third Congress
sional Distrlct,5a are preparing 70 ho'a
county conventions to select delegates
to tho Norfolk convention OF March 3D..
which convention will IN turn choose ,ho',
twenty-four delegates to tho nat.oh a
sconyention at Chicago Mr.. joseph ~.
Stewart, chairman of the Henrlco county
Committee, stated yesterday. that the Inc
call for The county convention had i n. not
yet been made, but would be made IN
a few days. The other counties Of the
State will. all call conventions within
the next two. weaks.
Tho, Republicans Of this city are ar be.
ginning to consider also the question Of
a } congressional nominee for the cam
paign this fall. Among those suggested
for the honor are Mr., John NJ. Rya al.
Of this city, president of the Central
Trades and Labor Council. and Mr., -.
w. Edwards, of West Point, who ran
two years ago
"A secret meeting OF negro Republicans
was held yesterday In an up town hall,
but nothing was given out as to the pros
ceedlngs. Tho negroes are revolving
against domination Of the party by the
whites and their practical exclusion from
Its councils.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-02
LARGE DOCKET in
THE POLICE COURT :.
Maria Allen WENT Grand jury
Tor Robbing a Man,
Other Cases.
smile encompassed tho countenanc'

emile encorn passed tho countenance
y of Justice John as no beheld the long
docket yesterday, for no, saw large reVe'
nue. for the city
There was one grand jury case tna =,
OF Maria Allen, colored woman Wen
known to the police. She was sent on LOT
taking the sum Of SO belonging TO All. L.
James sprigs paid $50 for carrying q
weapon and threatening an unknown
Z man. I. =, !, /, :,
35;. cha rles Lawrence and Thomas BaldinG
paid $40 for being disordcrly and in,urlns
certain property -.
Daniel Harris went down for sixty DAYS
for taking two bags of flour from Oli-
Is Major Dudley threatened to cut John
Logan, and he had to pay sle.
Edward williams. colored. got obstre y :
erous on the street. which Melted him u
and something. ,,,, +.
Ia Martha Ann Taylor, under a similar
charge, went down for sixty days.
..$52aT II. r.. Wall paid $3.50 for being drunk
aud disorderly On the street.
s# Ernest Miller caught ten days fof
drunkenness.
r Ben Taylor broke q. window; $3.50
8S Robert Parsons, as u vaSrant, With nc
visible means of support and no place tc
TO- went down under security for thirty
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-02
PETITION IN BANKRUPTCY.
Weinberg Bros. Make Assign
rnent for Benefit of Creditors.

4 petition in voluntary bankruptcy. was
filed yesterday in the clerks office OF tho
United States District Court by Isaac
and lsador Weinberg. doing business as
weinberg Brothers, at No. II West Broad
Street and No. 1oi East Broad Street, as
dealers in ladies' skirts, shirt waists and
millinery. Messrs. Henry and Melvin
Flegenheimer arc attorneys for the bank
arupts
The aggregate liabilities are s4S7oo.a'. OF
which the following are given preference:
Samuel Weinberg, employe, $500 for
wages: Fl. Selden Taylor. for rent, SEQ;
j. Thompson BroTni rent, so5. Tho nnse-
cured debts aggregate st..Sa7.5a. the credit
tors being almost without exception Phil
adelphia and New York merchants.
The assets are stated In tho aggregate
at 81, 154. 40. az follows: stock and fixtures,
$1,000; bills receivable, chiefly deferred In
stalments on goods sold, $3o7l.o6; duo
from sub-tenant. on rent account, 1881,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-02
TRUE BILLS FOUND.
Work Of the Grand Jury in the
Hastings Court.

The February term Of the 1lnsHngl
Court opened Yesterday and the day was
consumed with tho work OF the grand
jury j.,
and most Of them were III trthing, cases.
ebay will be taken up in the GAZING .ot
the criminal and civil docket Ihe Iol,
loving true bills were found ~ me srah l'
Jury: ,,,,. ,,-. ~.
alias John Robertson, and william Ball rop,
Dorsey Coles, burglary: A, g. collyar., grand
larceny; George Hin, malicious, assault u.
;renzo Jockey and Robert Fowlsr, bur ''ary'
breaking; Lee Nell, alias R h,lt B'sher.
5ho,isebreakipg Thomas Rollins, malicious as.
sauIt; Mary Taylor grand larceny,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-02
Pratt, and Mcssfss l1awkins ! ard IL Mell-
walhe. N /. III ;-s.
Dr. Kinsolving Here.

Pratt, and Messfs. l1aWlStns t' Nl ssI
waitc. W RI Va s.1 Z. .t,,eysE ....gs
Dr. Kinsolving Here #
The REV. Arthur Il. gIllnsplvlng. D. D.'
OF Drooklyt, preached Sunday morning NM ~
ST. James 1lplscopal Church, IN mo q y.
ternoon at Monunen ana o. n ~, ~
Holy TrIn1ty,s1Ie was also present. YES ~
terdayt tnort1i1s @nt The meeting - NV
Richmond Clericus. Tic spoke most most !. en- g
coiira gitirIysfo f tho Brazil mission. Ills
brother Bishop 1,,cien Leo 1k1nsoIlV u,
is oil HIS way to this country 10 SOLICIT
funds for tho church, ...S. 44 4s5si
Brief Church Items.
~ TIE Episcopal Glorious, yesterday ar.
ranged To have !. union service ut Holy
trinity oil Sunday evening tepru Y,
14th. The service Is In come ctloh WIZ WI
tho work OF tic Episcopal City Missionary li
Eoricty.. 4, x !. 4.
5IAgcalled meeting Of the lady board ct
managers oe4the. Methodist Institute VIII ~
Sbe heldtat9ii 70 clock tntnorroW morning.
FOR the strarsaction of in1portan ta business
Tho Rev. y. 6. B.. Ward. or Co ii
will be, In tho city "Wednesday ~ At1e II M
tcrest of tho Christian Illdcavor WIZ TN,
M Tho annual roll call OF the Second Bap"
Ia ,ttfhNcl, silnday. school-was q most In
5tcrestng occasion on Sunday l1efo were
fo,,r hundred and thirteen scholars pres
chit. ft9a
,rhe Young Mems League 81 th i,s W ,A,
View baptist Church has esthoilsheu -
successful mission at RIO VISTA, On %th ~
Cary street Road. -. i.
Tho Rov. Hugh Sublctt. OF the fnir-
mount Christian Church. VIII DO oroolheu
tomorrow evening at s o,ciock a. t I,,,
Seventh Street Church. The service WI =,
be conducted by the Rcv. ]. j Haley ana ana
tho REV. r. a. Cave.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-02
. SUNDAY BAR REPORTED.
Miniature Place Rugged Up in a
Stable-To be Heard To-day.

polccmen Shoemaker. Stockmar{ and
Irilow caught Isaac Brown red-handed
Sunday. ne was dispensing Intoxicating
drinks in Il stable in tho rear OF Andcr-
Streets.
The officers Just walked In and sur
prised Brown. He tossed UP to- them, it
is alleged, because there was nothing
else to do. Then he rcconsidercd1 his
con ters!on and employed Messrs Wen
3tlenburg and Rocher to defend him When
the case comes up this morning.
hal a miniature bar riggcd up In tho
sstatlc, entrance to which was effected
through an alley. W
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-02
TO CURE ANY DISEASE.
The Cause Must Re Removed, Same Way
With pandruff. t4a

XIII the germ that causes dandruff,
falling hair and badness, you will have
no more dandruff, and your hair must
grow luxuriantly. Newbro's Herpicldc
not only contains the dandruff germ
full hair dressing for regular toilet use,
Nc other hair preparation is IN this
scientific basis OF destroying tho dam
druff germs, 1t stops all Irritation. keeps
the scalp sweet, pure and wholesome.
remember that something claimed to
be ,just as good will not do the work
OF genuine Herpicide, Sold by leading
slIr,,ggists. Send l0c. In stamps Tor sam
ple 10 The Herpicids Co., Detroit, Mich.
Owens & Minor Drug Co.. Special
Agents. "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-02
Supreme Court of-aAppeals.

The following were 3;the proceedings an tho
Supreme Court OF Appeals yesterday:
Norfolk and Western Railway. Company vs.
Hawkes. by. etc. Argued by judge William
Hodges Mann for plaintiff In error and James
f. Epes for defendant in error and submitted.
Northington, by, 9ett., VS.. Moro RA.lway
and Light Company. Argued by Daniel Cole
man, Jr.. for appellants and Richard 3. run
stall for appellee and submitted.
STANDARD Sewing Machine Company We. Cum
ter Argued by r. Randolph Hicks for appel
liant and ]. j. Burroughs for ap.,eilse and
continued.
Next cases to be called: Mack Manufac' urIns
Company vs.. .Smoots g. Co. ct ais. Ten 'Ie-
man S administrator VI, Pugh. Receiver; Del
ming vs., Denning md others, being NOS. 3D.
g. and s. on argument. docket.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-02
Anderson Indicted

The grand Jury of King William County
Court has indicted Joe. alias John, Ander-
son, the man held in Henrico county jail
on suspicion of robbing tho postoffIcc at
West Point the Indictment -byrt the State
court being for assautlnE and overpower-
Ing an officer and breaking into. and rob-
bling a blacksmith shop.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-02
Property Transfers.

Richmond--ci. L. Christian. special commits
sioner, TO Nanuie FL Gibson, % feet on Fonrtn
Street, southwest corner Byrd, Sjs5o,
tJ.l n Cannon, special commissioner to ". 4;
Wyatt, AZ feet on north sido Gag street. y
feet west OF Eighth, sl9i0. Il
Judith Diggs to Sallc Lindsey, ai,a feet on
south side Catherine Street, So9a fest eua OF
Smith, subject to deed OF trust for S952, 80.
Luther r.. Ford to Mrs ~ L use Wsmnll,
linger % feet on north side Palk Avenue ia'V's
feet east OF Cedar, $500
james and Mary Monroe 70 Mary X. n nro,t,
IL IJenrcor-Joseph Harris to- Sylvia Harris, Gsi
acres miles west of Richmond, so9
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-02
MUSIC IN JAIL.
Quartette in the Henrico Prison
Who Sing Well.

The Henrico quartette of Jail birds is
winning fame. Sheriff Solomon has let
one OF the prisoners take an old guitar
in Jail with him. and music and song
often float through the bars. The quar-
tette Is downright good. The tenor Is n
white man.
The negro who twangs upon the guitar
has fine voice that, however strange
the statement may seem, gives consider
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-02
Southern Trust Company.

at a recent meeting OF the stockholders
OF he Southern Trust Company tie fol-
lowing directors were. reelected for the
r. II. Harwood Is p. r, Williams, w. J..
lVhltehurst, George 3. Gaines, John Addl-
son, J. D. CruniP,l j. Z. Antrim. j. w.
Jones and james a.. Monoure.
to elect officers ,;tlle year, and re-
elected AIR. JohnSsA ddison president, j..
-. Crump ce-president,s;Jo ohm Tyler sec
rotary and treasurer. Reports were sub
mltteG showing g prosperous years busl-
neES 'a+H ~ ltFR5s TX 81 * ,g...ii J. t15s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-02
MAY WREsTLE HERE.
Jack Monroe May Accept 1nvi-
tation Of DIVER.

Jack Monroe, tho boxer and wrestler,
who IS to go up against Tom SharkeS,
NAV meet Professor Dwycr, the athlete,
hero In a wrestling matchmaker tho fight
with Sharkcy Y
Professor Dwycr is anxious TO meet
him. and the chances are that Alopr0e's
manager will reply to tho formers In
Fyltation to try to throw him or DO
thrown.
h The result of The correspondence is
looked forward to with much interest.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-02
Manager Leath Back.

harness, after d most interesting trip
to Florida, New Orleans and Cuba. lIe
got a needed rest and relieves Manager
Rex of a lot Of tho work no has been
handling during Manager Ieath's abb
sence His healtllis fine.
Mr.. Leath had with him his sister
and his niece, both Of whom enjoyed
their trip very muchsR
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-02
Hirshberg-Horne.

Mr.. Samuel 3. HlfsIberg ana Mlss Nj,
lie Horne We're married by lte Y. G Not
Ioou,sr Institute Miss Horne was known
\ 81, Mr.. NYiley,an ms she was an attendant
uoon tho meetings in the, chapel and y
sonin time ago from Canada, MI. Hirsli-
beIs is a we'll, known emploSe OF the
neutrality-suspicious. Company. W.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-02
Wants Ada Price.

a regulation from .lle Goyernor =, ~ 2
Governor Monta que for one Ada Price.
nr:ored, who is wanted in Raleisli county
for. malicious shooting, The woman nan Is
ulder arrest at Covington, ana. VII %, ps
return OF Governor Montague here
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-02
Ladies Express Their Thanks.

Y Tho board Of, managers Of the sprinE
puLlIc manner their heartfelt thanks to
the Christian people OF Richmond, for
TN, liberal mariner In WHICH they have
contributions Of money. fuel Clothing.
groceries, etc.. were liberal, and greatly
appreciated. They came IN a. time When
much needed. May the BLESSING q o. = "! "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-02
Date Was Changed.

The date Of the consdera ton of tho
bill to create State board Of OPT 9metry
'nhllsday night. The I'LL Is before the
General Laws Committee Of the liouse,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-02
DoghLicenses.

city Treasurer PHILLIPS lis busy issuing
dag and goat licenses and wagon tags.
Yesterday was the first day, and q large
number of persons relieved themselves
jos the awkwa rtness of being called be-
fore Justice Clutchheld and nncd.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-02
Judge Waddill Here.

Judge Edmund Waddil. Jr., who was
absent in Norfolk much of last week. is
now in the city. and will devote>himself to
disposing Of the unfinished business of
his court. There are ono or two cases In
which opinions arc soon to be handed
down.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-02
Mr.. Iones's i Reading,

The. programme for AIrs. Fred iJones'a
select reading has not yet. been 81 ven tn
tile public. II Is said to be most at
tfaetye one BY tile 3iSeY who ,haye seer,
English and American poets. combined
with dialect reading. There VIII be -FOUR
or more selections by: the Virginia Cleo
,Clua,arendered thcils del light tut ~ vie.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-02
Mcneil. a Democrat,

y Or. w. n. Mcneil, the member Or the
House from LeeSscounty, is much an
noyed becans., some newspaper has put
him down as a Republican, Tho doctor
ia Democrat In good standing, not
only at home, but IN the Legislature =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-02
Maria &c Licenses.

The following marriage licenses have been
granted by the clerk OF the Hustinss C2If );
Charles +. iiagner and Miss Jessie y ~ ~ ~
llams Aubrey w, Anderson ana Etna a tiom "
Warwick. and james Burch am Miss E'Ni.a
DIckman 1871 Z
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-02
UNIFORMS AND RIFLES.
Members Of Co. c Measured for
Former-Latter Distributed.

Company c, Captain skipwith. held
On important meeting at the armory last
night: Measurements for the now uni
fornls7 were taken, and the new rifles
were distributed. a
Tho company made parrdngenents for
the trip to Aloxandrta on Washingtons
birthday THE companies from Roh-
mond to- 30 on Il hat trip will leave here
on the evening Of tho .lst, and return
on the ed S-4SS5ig9
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-02
DELINQUENT Taxes,

The Collector Of Delinquent Taxes Mr.;
r g. Walford. now has ~ hla hands AZ ~
the unpaid tax bills for 1908 Ihose VINO WHO
pay up now will not have 9nucH peHalty
ADDED to tho bills,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-02
Suits Instituted.

In theSLaw and Equity Court yesterday
s,nt was entered by IIohson and Com
Iany VS.. Baxter and Company for $4,000
allie ged damages.
Tho matter grows out Of some rnisl,n-
doris standing concerning tho sale OF stocks.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-02
OFF THE TURF,
Local Comedians Have Rival in

Toe Ullnan, Race Track Man,
Joe Ullmpn, ono OF. the best known fol-
lowers OF The turf, and who is known,
in racing circles everywhere. has switch
ed off, and is now doing stunts, as 9
writer Of comic stuff for the papers. site
bids fair to rival George Ale, jerome,
lie IDLE Reporter, and he Man About
rNIlyyn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-02
Metropolitan Lodge.

Metropolitan Lodge. no INA. i, and
a. Nj. VIII meet In called session AZ
O'Clock this evening at the Temple. Mas
tcrs' degree VIII be conferred.