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The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-28

A woman who can save five dol lars. out of a planned expendi- ture of twenty five dollars for one shopping tour will have been pretty well repaid for an hours read ing of the ads.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-28
Advertiser Bureau.
 Colorado Building,


 Fourth Assistant Postmaster-Gen' erai Bristow, to whom reports or post oface inspectors are made. declines te discuss definitely anything conhec'eo with the Birmingham postomce: In response to inquiries by The Adver- tiser correspondent today respecting the rumors that have been current in affecting Postmaster Jamea w. Hughes. Mir. Bristow said: T cannot discuss such cases I never do." He would not say whether any thing had been determined upon with regard to the matter. nor indicate any thing as to the nature of the inspec- tors report, but added. when asked if anything would be done: Nothing can be done--no appointment will be made until the Senate meets."
 There was nothing in the tone of Mir, Bristow beyond this to indicate wheth- CT there would be any change in the Birmingham postofice. He firmly i'm sisted upon saying nothing further about the case.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-28
Patents Issued.

Patents Issued. James C. Broy1es. Birmingham. single trigger mechanism for double barrel guns.
 John H. King. Garrity. -spillabie milk pail.
 William M. wilkin. Mobile, log turn ing mechanism. wfiliam O. Spencer appointed post. master at Dale. Blount County.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-28

JUST to make a quick sale: We will sell a large Diamond Sunburst, well worth s45o.00, for sS0o.00. Call quick and take advantage of this offer. Montgomery Loan Co.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-28
LOST.

LOST OR SToLEN-sunday night, iron grey setter with black spots: has collar Liberal re~ard if returned to Brooks Flow
 ers 2I5 South Hull. At
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-28

WE sold a world of guns but still have several on hand of all makes Rather than carry them over. will sell them at great reduction. Montgomery Loan Co.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-28
Roosevelt and Railroads.

Information from New York today has it that responsive to President Roosevelt's readiness to hear railway
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-28
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Globe- Wernecks book eases, decks, card index outfits, filing cabinets, stationers goods and office supplies. loose leaf ledgers. loose sheet holders and bind saving spsciaitiss. Ed c. Fowler Co.
 su-wed-10
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-28
FINANCIAL

MONTGOMERY ABSTRACT co. S. Ferry. Money to loan on all classes of real estate. Interest and charges low. Negotiations promptly concluded. u MONEY TO LEND-I have sso. 900 to lend on real estate security at 6. or 8 per cent; ex- penses moderate. Fred s. Ball. First Nat. Bank Building 0-27
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-25
Cured "a Stay Cured.

II Mrs, S. n, Roberts, On! ton. La. sent. q postal
card request for q trial bottle OF orake's Pal
!metto w Inc to Drake Formula Company. Drake
Block Chicago, II I. and received y promptly
Roberts writes that the trial bottle Of this WOLF
3derful Palmetto Med icne proved GU sufictent
to completelys0ure her. She says: One trial
bottle OF Drakes Palmetto Wine has cured me
after months OF intense suffering. My trouble
was Inflammation OF Hladder and serious con,
dItion OF Urinary organs, n Drake's PALMETTO
Wine gaVc me quick and cntire relief and ].
hpye had no trouble since using the one trial
i brakes Palmetto Wine cures every. suohi
caSe to stay cured. 1t Is q true, unfallng Speei.
nc Tor Liver Il idney. bladder and Prostate
Troubles caused by Inaammatlona Congestion \!
Falmet is Wine produces q gentle md natural
mediateiy 10 STAY cured, One small dose a day
an THIS spenaias work ana Isaasp q
Torlnula Company. Drake building Chteago II &,
ors trial bottle Of Pame6so Vine
your only expense, Owens and Minor
Drug Company. distributing p sen Is rs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-25
DARN FOOL.
REPORTER.
The Trigg Watclilnan Puts the
Blame for Nixon Rttn1or. Il
OH Him.
CARBON STUDIO HAVE ORDER
Refuse e Say, Though, for
Whom Pictures Are
n. Being Taken.


r The Waterman at the Trlgg shipyards,
In reply to a II question ms to what was
going 10 be done With the plant, sald:3S88.5
ss3'''1 know nothing about 1T, and believe
tho whole thing was started BY one sof
those darn fool reporters. n
The reporter, traveling incognito, like
Mrs. Maybrick and King Edward, asked:
What about these pictures that have
been taken 81 ear u = =
5 II know nothing ABOUT them, was tho
replys3''If anybody has taken any pho
stographs it must have been from the top
Of that trestle yonder, because J. haven
let anybody in tho yards to do 1t.
The watchman then went into a discus
sion Of the matter, saying that he didn't
think there was any imme diate sale on
foot. He had heard runlors that 1t EsWas
going to be bought FOR use as car shopJ
orgto build small boats. si
The warden also discussed the ifnprob-
ability Of Nixon's or anybody else's build
ing ships in this country for Russia, when
suddenly a light dawned on him: III 81 il
Are YOU q reporter q he ask I'd III
''Y es; good bye, was the reply y. 5'g
Breaking into a horse laugh, tn 0 watch
man called after the scribe's retreaung
figure. 5 II told you didn't know any,
thing about 1t at all. 81 a II u u,
III The Carbon Studio people refused to
say that they had q taken any photo
graphs but admitted that they had re-
lceived an order TO do 4 SO from several Al
persons IN New Y ork city #a Mr.. Smith,
Of the firm. believed that Nixon wa q! s
ut the head Of these peoplos though h1t he
could say nothing definite in tho 9matter.
! The order was given more or less s ION 81
the quiet" Both Mr.. Smith and his son
seemed ito be full Of In formation which NJ y
lthey promised to disclose at a at er5 date.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-25
Personals and Briefs.

a Or. and Mrs John q. Trevillang left yes
terday for 81. Louis and Yellowstone Park,
TO he gone about six weeks IA 81 I,
7 Miss Annie Maria 3 Conner has returned
home. having had a delightful visit of y five
weeks as a. guest of her uncle and aunt An
Wilmington Del. She also visited Washing
ton, Philadelphia, Camden and Atlantic ity.i
The Rev. William NJ CLARK, rector OF; ST.,
James Church. who has been spending. sew
eral weeks in Lancaster county, expects 10 re-
turn Friday night, ard will onlcato at his
church next sunday morning at II clock. 4
Rev. John Nonelre. D,8l) (, and Mrs. Mon,i
cure arc visiting In Stafford caunty.Ji v
Mr. j t;ayje 'Andertun was In town yester-
day. Mr.. Anderton Is . ust recuperatng from a
short Illness tfs ia s3 X sI5Ils E 5 a az Y
y visiting her father. Mr.. s., Henry Meyer. Of
No. 90 rst Street. fer 9, week s q, or more:
rwenty-sixth street, Who Isturned last q, week
from visit, 10 her cousin Miss Elizabeth \.
Pierce, Of klns com Y u non visit,
guest OF hsr cousin, Mics Jennie Bland s;imp-
son. az Elizabeth s,it n, q S. l
& Miss Annie May Gaskins haS returned from
a Six weeks. trip ITO Carol n1 county, Where
she has been visiting her cousin, MISS Grace
Moncurc. 5i g tt3s4 rs Il III x q &
Mrs r cssSns sn Z, saapshtsT GLADYS
are at home after 2 delight nl ZIP 10 the
formsr's nothsrs n ,l y 4; l' ,r'1 Of
GoochlaDd county &. n AS q =
Dr. EenJaanin !. Hilingham has returned
toithe city, fter spending several weeks IN
the mountains, NJ x, y "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-25
HOW ! 10 BE I:
BEAUTIFUL.
kunyon Points The Wayltos Beauty
as Wall as Comfort.

This Is the season when q good soap
lis not only a necessity, but a. luxury. For
little ones and people Of delicate skins
or anyone who Is subject to hives, ias 81, ]
plinples Ssor any skin ernptions. most
earnestly recommend my Witch Hazel
Soap. not only thoroughly cleanses the
skin, but puts every pore into healthy
Iactior.s1t removes all bad odors and gives,
the skin life and glow. 1T Is tho finest
and purest toilet soap made.
l$ AS q shampoo, It Is superior to any
thing that has yet been offered. III
After the bath use my itch Hazel Tai
cum Powder. which Is the plirest and most
satisfactory talcum powder ever prod uced.s
The perfume is delicate and delightful.
Iii have also prepared a witch hazel face
and skin cream for those who desire q
skin food and complexion beantifcr. II NJ
N For sale wherever the best toilet prep
aarations are In demand.
MA Where the Liver or Stomach1is OUT OF
order or the Blood Is impure. Imost earn
Eestlyi advlse the use of my Paw Paw liver
Pills. They will soon clca r up the conn lex-
Ion. driving out impurities Of the blond
They do not GRIPPE they do not weaken!
TRY them. If You arc not satisfied. !
23sl55,S , MUNYoN. \
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-25
PAY OUT IN FULL 5.3
What Williams and MIDI
Firms Realized on Seaboard. I..S

{s& following Is AZ letter to cred tors OF
has been sent out BY the advise ~. com.
5lnittee having charge of the a. tairs g
those firms: 81 g. ~ 81.
TO tho credtors 81 JOHN JOIN and
E Sons, Richmond, Va; ]. w III am ~
dendorf and Company, Bal timoIe, Nd:
ty yfaa gpen tie q
Sons, RE himond, Va. and William Mid !: 4
q deh hereby a notfy YOU fhathe COMMITTEES
has. assent ed ito the sale OF the 4 holdings
tof these two firms Of the common ana n
Railway a t the price Of fifteen (S15) dol.
lars per share for the common and TWEEN
ly-lve $50 liars per share for the pre-
Each collateral holder of TIE q ,i z
share prqTyide fer fhare-
fore, deliver yo our stock " pon the payment
toSyou OF the sum OF sly 90 per re re- tf e,
the common stock, and s2 50 pei: share for
received, You viii credit, to Tie 3loa n51upon
which You hold said stock Vi
ftsg tie esrixedd ffom
firms rn sp viii eventually pay their indebted
IN full but n the
opinion from the best light before Ius. the the
IN IN
expressing the hope that sufficient may
be- realized from the assets OF the two
firms to not only pay in full. but to have
IF, after. the delivery of the seabonrd
stocks, as bove, q balance should re-
Committee lis of the opinion that ! t would
be to the interest Of the cred itors to
carry such balance s. q s.lspe i,ded loan n
Belonging to the two firms in other loans,
viii enable them to pay out In full, with
REASONABLE g lndulgence s8 .s5 ID Il St3ss5t
SThe mmittee feels warranted in con-
rratulating tho creditors upon the above
Sale and feel that III Is. a. Wind cation Of
their jud gment In gran ting the ex tension
of tho two firms. ssl 5sS III . " sg
NJ r OBERT@C c. DAVIDSON
W
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-25
PREP AIRING
FOR THE, SHOW /.
President Anderson and Secre-
tarylVarthei1 Return
for Work.
PROSPECTS ii Is; VERY 'El BRIGHT 81 I: !. |
Best Exhibitors i'll the Country
II Will Have Their Strings
8.5s4 Here.
PROSPECTS VERY BRIGHT

II Now that President J. T. Anderson
and Secretary w. O. Warthens Of the Rich
t,rond Horse Show Association. have res
turned work OF active prepa alton for
the fourth annual show to be had on the
evenings from October 18th 10 22d. tn-i
elusive. will begin. The prize list has
been sent out and q great deal Of cores
'pondenco relating to the show has already
yteer5had, and the work OF arranging for
and advertising is now in
progress, ate OF one fare plus SO cents
for one admission will he Offered by. all
the railways from all points IN Virginia
and from Washington. y. CT. and similar
rates are being arranged for from North
Carolina points. It Is expected that the
same low rates which attracted so many
North Carollnians to the show last year
will 'be offered IS 81
The prospects for the show itself as an
exhibition, could hardly be better ut this
season T1,ore will be a larger attend-l
ante and 5participa toni BY Virginia Ehor Sc
men and horses this year than ever be-
fore special classes having been s n r.
ranged for Virginia. horses. Many
of the best known exhibitors in this State
are expected to be here with their strings
Of prizc winners. Besides these there
will be as many or more OF the northern
and western exhibitors than last year
Tho outlook is now bright for the larg-
est and finest fieldsFof hunters ever as
5sembed in a. S how ring. a.ss 4
rho associa IL on every year improves on
the year before in the matter OF complete
arrangements and accessories, and will
make this years show the best In every.
respect ever ha d. Already nearly all the.
boxes have been sold and 4 the sale OF.
seats will begin before very long. S$S The
success OF tile show as "a brilliant society
function IS. more fully! assured than ever
before so far in advance.
This is tho only five. day show in j the
South. The. premiums aggregate about
80, 900 In value. lyss l 545 @
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-25


securing two clover comedians for this
attraction8in the persons Of he Percy
whom are We'll a known. MI; S'onley5ls
receiving high praise along ne line tor
limitations and comic. me chanical effects
lie Us introducing during the itction of the
play. Mr.. Percy Leach is said to be one
OF the most fetching dancers on the. stage.
The story Of the play Is told n three
acts, which Will sbe presented Wlth li1l-
usually elaborate scenic equipment and
cost wal drche. N its W.T.
Y Tho Mkado' was the at tract lon which
drew another. good house = the8 CASING
last night, eliclting mucl, appla use and
enepres to the play RS. !, Tn sexT
tcollent production was admirably, pre-
scented. the audience senj Toying tho MAY. 70 20
tho fullest BIZ ii 81 Il jisfs
Tonight the Imperial Opera Company
will present another. of the !lbertYS d fspl,
Ivan success .Iolantte, z, " ieh has not
been presented In this city. for several
years, and which i gen IS, orally reserved g
for the larger 81 ties 81 he CONF pa y mas
demonstrated It's ahlity ~ present my
of the lighter musical prod ana
tho same success whlnh marked the %,
spearance of the connany here on MGEdiay
night can be assured s. he pa irons OF the
Casino the balance of the Week, .gss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-25
WILL TEST IT.
Mcssrs. Manning and Duke Like
IL ~ II onnre MI s,Irier Ordinance,

Mcssrs. Manning and Duke Like
" to Ignore Masurier Ordinance
ut is understood that the two members
of5the Police Board, Messrs. Naming and
Duke, who are also mem bers sot the City
Democratic Committee will mot resign.
their places ither on the board or com-s
.mittee, as directed by the Masurier ordt-
nance. NO Z. 6 g!S Az y88
The point to be made in this case IS
that the legislature fixes the duties and
Sprerogatives OF both the membership OF
the Board and the Council. and the one
has nothing to dc with the personnel ,r;s Of
q "If I. the ordinance holds good in the
case Of the commission, sad a proml..
$nent politician last night, the Council
all II commissioners to be bald headed
men. 4;
ut looks like a test case on the part
of the mmissioners, and II they WIN
out, the same ruling "a will i apply in the
case Of VI councilman Lynch. who Z Is 4 on
\ the State Comm tee.
4 d Mr.. Ilynchv ted for the ordina nee on Its
passage II yfS ss4t
Tile Masurler ordinance goes Into eff
feet on September 1st. The Board of
Police Commissioners Will probably meet
before that date, to consider plans for
the new! patrol stations q but ne Their the
City, or State Committees are scheduled
to meet before September lat. i5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-25
Funerals Yesterday.
From the Old North State.

An excursion train arrived In the city,
about noon yesterday from Iilizabeth City.
=, c., coming In via the Norfolk and
the Atlantic Coast Line railways The
train consisted of thirteen coaches and
brought into the city a crowd estimated at
;about 500 persons. the majority Of whom
are colored. When the train arrived the
visitors swarmed up Seventh Street and
toverran the corner while awaiting cars.
The West End Park and the base-hall
park captured most Of them. At Broad
in the afternoon by the, Elizabeth City
team and the Reformers' All Star organl-
cation. 1t was witnessed by II large crowd.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-25
AT THE CITY HOTELS.
Some Of the Many Strangers Who

Visited Richmond Yesterday.
Hotel patronage Is gradually Increasing as
the cooler weather draws near. Tie number
OF guests at the Powhatan yesterday included
Retail Furniture Men. now holding their ses-
slons there. "a n
Guests last night were:
II. Kraft. Joseph a. oudln. S: n Z; Vote
Charles = Hollaad "a 81 Holland
> Bevan ' il; = small. = PhiladsipS!a'; I. .
Kooker R sanna M99n Sews 1nhn
Stevens. cherAw. S. C.;S Julius ". Walker.
Brice w. Rayenel; Columbia s: Ct; W. Il y
Ms siten M and Wis south earoun
Wright. Virginia Alexander Fountain, IA ston,
Md Mr.. and Mrs. James Thomas. " lson.s
5fith, New Orleans; " ~. ITowlkes south
Boston; Harper Dean, Jr.; Blac ksburg; ?. i.
sAyres Danyille; ]. ), b Johnson Mrs Hal
3PittsbuIg; ~ l. Wright. Ashland; r. a.
5stev.rt, clarcmont: ", 3. wood, Virginia.:
M ~ Ksps Washng,o on 4.
GINA; Mrs L. G.. Abraham. hforrIstown, Pal
Miss Sc Beck. Dinwlddle; Mrs e, Henry
n Mnas phaa soans, sHyaes ns1safs
McCutcheon, Chicago; c. !, Johnson. Wlngina;
G, y: Cleveland and wife. California; r.. Il. q
Moore, Washington. D. q; ". W. croxton,3
Norfolk; r.. u Potts Lynchburg; VIII il
Donnelly, Chicago. S. = ~ z 81
Tho Jefferson--J ohn r. cowan. Montgomery
county: a. J.. Tribbe and Miss H.. c, iTrlbble.
Isoston; J. II Howe. Albany; Mrs. IT. ~ II.
Cotton, Miss M. j. Daniel. Miss Vnss, w. W.
HNass, Raleigh N. CT B. NJ. ii Pierce, New
York; D. D.. tIussey, wife ana child, st,
Charles. Mo;i3Mrs. g. H. Black, Hartford;
FRANK IT.: Taylor. Phadelph!a; Mrs J, y.
Green Miss Green. louisville: % Thomas &C..
Mcbride, Philadeiphia;i Thomas IS Jackson
Chicago n. r. Curtis md wife, Fort WORTH
Texas f5 n XXI 5{ G 3sa,s,a
THE Lexingtpn, pr. Robert Frazer, Warren
ton; IT. III. Williams. Virginia; w H., Bowen
and J.g II. Keller. New York; II. ]. Fischer.
Baltimore; n. !. II 4, Dowdy, South boston; =.
baltimore; 9, r. Hess North Carolina; Mr..
y. Emerck, New York Y p, pwyer. Isirn'-5
' AfsoWhaatsn@o ii, Lang High Point N, 81:
Quick, I.ynchhursi,,R IL, Hsll .ayir-
man, Roanoke; . y Gilmore, 8tharlottes-
Mile: g. ti. Merchant, Brosy lie: sE1 o.
Coleman, Virginia; ". i. Coz, Eortsnouth.
aIs.5tII Rawls, Suffolk fi,S g, Charles Alex
fandria: lee sutton. Hlnston N. III; Wilber4
Jones and wife. Ugh Point \, 81; ]. r.,
VIRGINIA; q B. Ledbeftes. North Carolina.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-25
natorial8 Rivals Invited.

Governor Montague and Senator Thomas
S, Martin, riva / candidates for the II United
States senatorsfjp,a havo both been invited
and are as' expected to- attend the great
combination celebration Of Labor Day
at sewclls Point ne ar Norfolk under o.
the auspices OF the Central Labor y mons
or0 Portsmouth, Newport News. HAMPTON
and Raleigh, N. e, a Elaborate arrange
ments are being mad e for the ycelebra ton;
and the largest crowd that, has attended
any similar observance Of Labor Day in
Virginia Is expected. asSf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-25
.WELTER WEIGHTS
in LIVELY CONTEST
Coplan and Johnson Entertain
s5Athletic Club With Clean "a
Boxing Bout.

The members Of tho Richmond Ath-
leticS Club were entertained at their
rooms at G Sparks & Black s hall last
night by a clever boxing exhibition for
points between Kid Coplan and Jimmie
Johnson, two middleweights Of this city
The full membership Of tho club was
present, and the various points mad by
the boxers were applaudcd. s5sIE
Charlie Relneclsc was tho referee " His
decisions were considered impartial, and
when he gave the match to Coplan the
crowd was satisfied. S5 ls.3 III q
SS333 Three rounds was the limit At the
conclusion OF the last round Johnson re-
tired, and Coplnn was cheered. Il
" n First roun d. ohnson rushed. but most
81 his taps fell short and went en-. TO to the
body. Coplan waited for opening. and
landed a few good taps on the mug,
which caused Jimmie to smile and the
crowd Ito applaud. Before time was
called j ohnson was badly winded. and
the round was clearly Coplan's "a
S Second 8 round II ohnson y was wary
3Coplant put his taps for the 4 face. and
landed most Of them. Jimmie stopped
smiling, and took up mostof his time
punching the air and vainly trying to
dodge. q He weakened gradually, indicat-5
Ing q lack OF training. and was exhaust
ed when time was called by Reinecke.
Third round Coplan went in smiling,
and j Johnson showed signs of having lost
his confidence lie was unable TO get
sin8 one good tap, and exhausted himself
lin his efforts to duck. When he saw
that he was being outponted at every
move #by Copan, he again smiled. but
the exercise had M " eakened II him, and
when Stime A was called ic seemed to be
glad of it, and decl ined to go up on he
fourth round. 3, Z .8s 81 s ,9s 4
THE mem bership Of the club Is in
crea sing, and much interest is being
manifested in the athletic contests. n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-25
Mr.. Wartl1en Returns.

District Passenger Agent w. O. War;
then, of the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail-
vacation. spent in5the. West. returned to
the city yesterday after an absence OF
three weeks. MIR, Warthen is looking
much improved by his trip ard rest md
expresses himself as feeling greatly bene-
iitaS.
Assistant General Passenger Agent. W.
s. Bronson. of Washington, who has been
directing the work of The passenger de-
Varfben's absence, will leave To-day loi.
Ills headquarters In Washington.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-25
These to be Historic Gavels.S

Register Of the Land Office, JOHN y !.
Richardson. has secured from the roof Of
timber tin, used in the original const rllctlon
5of5the building, from which he will have Y;
three gavels made One of these he VIII
present to the Grand Lodge Of A la q !,
scitySin February 1905, and the other Two
viii be presented to the president of the
Senate and the Sneaker of the House 81
those bodies. Each, gavel will be APP
spropriately inscribed. They will be OF
great value as historic relics. "a. i5$
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-25
The Launching Saturday.

i3The Chesnpenke and ONO I{aiIWuy. WI y
not run il special train, but VIII @ fer an
excursion rate for,the benefit Of persons
News on Saturday to witness the launch
Ing ceremonies OF he unfinished sixteen
Thousand ton battlesllip TO he launched
there from tho yards Of the Newport
puny. (iovernor Montague and several
members OF his staff VIII 20 down from
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-25
CAPITOL Commission Called.

"a meeting Of the Executive Committee
of tho Capitol COMMISSIONERS held yes
terday In the Governors office. at which
the progress of the work ont Capitol
mission has been + called for August 31st,t
at Ill a. M. Tho purpose of the meeting
lis to confer as TO the future OF the work
of rebuilding. AZ . y x 4,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-25
Produce. Market Active.

Tho Wholesale produce market is active
and steady at the prices quoted below
The receipts syesterdayFwere good, v 1lca rlys
all OF the stuff received being from r ao NE.
chickens, ID to Is cents q pound; hens. IL
cents; veal. TO z cents: II shs potat e
SIPS to SITE a barrel; apples, Sl.6O TO S2.5oi
peaches, 81 to 1.25 a. crate: hi Il.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-25
Sorry Is Lose o sler.

DR. George Ben Johnston yesterday
expressed sincere regret at athe departure
OF DR.. Osler, .5of the Johns Hopkins Med
ilcal School, from this country. 4 o accept
said his loss would be severely felt by
tho profession in this coun try. Other
prominent Richmond plyst clans expressed
the same sentiments. M rs n