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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-10
Personals and Briefs.

Il The concert at Reservoir Park this att
fernoon VIII be from $50 to $40.
John A. upshur. secretary OF the Corr
poyation Con1nI sEio1i, is or visit to
Commission Henry fairfax at the lat
5ter's ho1na in Loudoun county.
Il Mr.. g. y. Lambert. OF Meiick, N. ]. and
his wife are visiting at Colonel II. 8.
Prices. No 1907 East Marshall. Mr..
Lambert In brother Of Mrs. II. 8. Price.
The friends or MISS Marie L. Horem-
bourg will be glad to know she has return
ed to the city. \
n Rev. Ernest e. Osgood, rector OF En-
manuel Church Henfleo county, IA spend
Ing 4 part OF HIS vacation In Maine
bishop Ciibson and his family have re-.
turned from orkney Springs Va. and
are now In their new home. aos Park
Rev. K. a, Goodwin and family have
returned from Wytheville, where they
save been spending the summer.
Mr.. ]. Powell Wyer. late with Polk
Miller g. Co, Is now mana ger for Mr.. j.
II Bai,sr's PaIk Ayenn ,Y p ps I;y,
,bons Of the Police cburt IS il Ports
Will be away about Ave weeks
The Rev, Wv. Z. 5Hundiey. formerly pas ;
tor Of Barton Heights Baptist Church.
but more recently Of High Point, n, c..
is visiting friends here.
Cashier William NJ. Hill. Of the State
Bank of Virginia. has been 5appointeC a
.ginia In the third annual convention OF
the National Association OF State Bank
Supervisors. to be held. In Indiana polls
Ind, September 27-20.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-10
RANDoLPH-MAcON.
Governor Montague Speaks at
the Sessions Opening.

ii Especial 10 The Times pispatcll,)
Il ASHLAND, VA. September s9,-The
seventy second session OF Randolph1Al Macon
'collegefWas opened here yesterday under
favorable circumstances. Anfunusually'
large number of students, both now and
old, We're present. 4 ia ii u. 81 Ct t
r Besides the Interest that always att
taches to seeing new stu dents, there was
the ad ded interest OF hearing an address
from Governor Montague.
The exercises were opened by prayer
by Bishop Creamery, and we're followed
by programme OF college songs and
special announcements by President
Blackwell. + "a lls
4 The Governor spoke In his happiest
Yein,: giVinE sound advice to the, young
men an commencing their year 8 work.
but devotIng the main body Of his dis
course to developing the theme, The
Duty OF Educated CT tIzens TO the State
The Visiting patrons &pG The ollege and
the college community were partic ".
pleased with the Governors speech and
we're loud In their praise ct the tlmell,
ness Of his remarks. The Governor and
Mrs, Montague were en- tertaI nea at Press
ident Blackwell 8, and left on the even.
Ing train for Richmond. Il,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-10
Loudo,ull.n Races.

Especial to The Times Dis patch
LEESBURG, VA, Sept. 1.-TWO .hou-
sand people attended the last day Of the
Loudoun County Racing Associa ton to-
day Summaries: ii 1. !, y, ].
SCORED Rock, y. .. Yeomans,S first; Al
5lie,slr. Lewis, second Dr.. Bel, J. NJ
5Corhin, third. Time 2:30. IN
Huntington -hfths OF a mile purse
s1oo-Hurry Up, E. Utterback, first; Ky
Runner, T. a. Hickman. SECOND !; Lady
sLoosam, r. J. Utterhack, third. Time,
1915 fs5 Il ss5 ssE{
n Running -two-afths Of a mile purse
Ss5.TS NJ iss} .Blajze, =. Mcintosh, first Pat
Vest. W llace George. SECOND Deslo -
Free for a. lAstrotting-one mile. purse
sl0o-H larry o.. Timothy Shugrue, hrst;s
Nellie r., clarence 2Raekey,8 SECOND Glad
stone, Harry W. Bowling, third lme,
;2:225.
5Running-tw o-hfths ,,of mile dash,
purse $45-Erlne ,5 Wallace George. first
Meade, r. g. Robertson, second Deslo,s
y, r. Sellnan third. Time. 40 seconds.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-10
80 "a va = - Y. q q " 3 Il n
SULPHUR BATHS III. H0AE !, (;

Each season finds thousands of personsj
yat9the numerous mineral springs through.
out the, world. whose Wa tefs con ain ssul.
4 IIaneock's LIQUID Sulphur. Nature's
Greatest Germicide la within the reach
of all those to whom the mi nernl springs
would be impossible: Liquid SULPHUR has
eases as well as alorgthe BATH
& Read What Miss 4. IN: MsrtiN No, 78S
w, North Avenue. Bal t!lnore, Md, has
to say for Is. q Il, !, 4. 335
IN eomping my hair on one occasion u
lanerated the skin on q, raised ahirth-mark
on my head. causing AN Unsfghtly open
sore For several years triad different
doctors and many remsdles Without bene-
ht. Having given m all hone az ending
q remedy Z tried ldquld sulphur. which
has resulted In a complete cure, The
Hancock LIQUID SULPHUR Co.. Baltimore,
Md, will send hook lot, tell ling OF the many
medicinal quail ties of llphur.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-10
+. FARMERS +, INSTITUTE.
Splendid Crowd at Mangohick
and Another Wanted.


fspecial&to The Zines Dispat ch.) 38
ETNA MILLS. September 9-The
farmers, Institute held a T Alangohick on
the 9Th instant. was q success, as IT IS
the II talk OF every one who attended.
About one thousand people was present.
&! Lots Of people do not Understand what
the word institute means, and hose who
heard the address of G. w. * oiner. Com
missioner OF Agriculture. Professor J. II.
Price, of Blacksburg, Va, and Dr. ]. G..
Ferneyhough. OF Black burg, Va ex-
ressed themselves more than repaid.
lit was all day meeting Mr.. Julian NJ.
Ruffin, member OF the Board Of Agricul-
sture, Third District of Virginia. intro-,
sduced Rev. Richard Henry Jones. Of the
Christian Church. who opened the meet
Ing with prayer. Then Mr.. Ruffin intro
duced Commissioner Koiner, who made
the most interesting talk OF one hour
the farmers ever heard. 81 He was asked
question after question, which was sat
'isfactorly answered.
Price addressed the people on orchards
and fruit growing. Then dinner was an
inounce d !, which! was a big one of chicken.
shoat, ham and hot coffee.
After dinner. Or. j. G.. Ferneyhough
made a5nosLa interesting talk on the
diseas es OF live stock Those present
want another institute held in the coun-
ty,s nd say "a much larger crowd will be
present, as 1t would be appreciated more.
All the typhoid fever patients in this
,leIghborhood are 8convalescing.
Il Miss Carrie LeftWich, Of Maryland, Is
III with typhoid fever. "A. III
Miss Mary Garnet, OF Beulahyille, who
Is III with typhoid fever Is considered
better.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-10

Colonel William Gorhan, Rice. Of Albany;
former United States civil service conn-
missioner, and William G. Buckley, OF
4 New York. Justice Mccall is a brother
of John "a. Nc Call, presden OF the large
New, York Insurance Company who re-
Gently came out In support Of Theodore
Roosevelt for President. Mr.. Buckley
lie one OF the counsel for the same COM.
pany. but the visit was snid to have no..
thing to do with President Mccall's at
titude. .f 53sss =,
of acceptance. but It has not been sent to
the printer. and probably will not be for
several days. William F. Sheehan, chair
man Of the N tional Executive Commit
tee, is expected here tomorrow to res
main over Sunday VA. i{i III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-10
/ OFFICERS ELECTED.
knights Tenplar to Meet Next
at Saratoga Springs.

5F (By Associated Press.) l@Fs M =
SAN FRANCISCO, September 9,--sara-l
toga Springs, N. Y, was yesterday chosen
as the meeting place Of theme conclaye
Of knights Ternplar in July. 1907.
Tho following officers were elected
Grand master. Geo. NJ, 1oulton. OF ILL
nois; deputy grand master, Henry w
Rugg, Of Rhode Island -; grand 4 general
issimo, William 3. Melsh, Of Ohio; grand.
captain general. Frank H. Thomas, of.
Washington; grand senior warden, Arr
thur Macarthur New York; grand junior
warden w, Frank Pierce, California;
grand recorder, John a. Gerow, NJ ichi-t
gan (re-elected) grand treasurer, Fl.
Wales Lines. Connecticut (re-elceted)
The following officers were appointed
& Grand warden. Edward w, Wellington,
Kentucky; grand prelate, Rev, u ohm Me-
s1yorrell, as Kentucky; grand standard
bearer; Vim. II. Morris, Iowa grand sword
bearer, Joseph Is, Orr Georgia; grand
captain Of the guard, 6, ". Chamberlain,
Minnesota. ID ~ ;li li5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-10
Shooting Tournament.
NV Associated Press.)

lBy Assoclated rress.) -
& SEA GIRl', n. w /. 4 Sept. Four con 4
tests were concluded to-day a. the Joint
shooting tournament OF the
National Rifle Assocla ton of America
and the New Jersey State Rifle sAssoeta-
tions Firing was continued In all the In,
,dividual matches. 5 Ri iS8s
The skirnish team match was won bys
the United States Marine Corps's SECOND
team, With n total Of I2.
The Seabury long range military rifle!
match was won by Lieutenant Tewes, Of.
New Jersey, and the T yl,o ii rnpa ny team
match went to5the first team Of the Sec
ond Troop, of New jersey, whose total
was 8l29 out OF a possib 1hO Lieutenant
X. K. casey vas awarded first prize
In the Spencer match
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-10
( APPOINTS COMMISSION.
Inquiry Into the Convictions d
Adolf Beck Will be Made.
5' (By Associated Press.)

3 8l03 (By Associated Press.) E n
q LONDON, September a. Home secra-
tary. Akes-pouglas has appointed q com-
mission to inquire into the clrcHnlst ancea
OF the. convictions Of Adolf Beck, who
was convicted In 1896, served one sentence
of seven years, and who WAS again ar
rested and convicted, but was era nted a.
4 free pardon when 1t developed that
1t had been concluslyely proven that both
his convictions were founded on mistaken
The case has caused great
sensation, especially In ylaw Of the re.
aroused interest In The Mayhrlck case,
and the charge against the pol!ce elofl
conspiracy In order to 3ssppre the conyicr
ton Of an innocent man rs freely and
openly made, ig FL q t55li 4 u ii H III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-10
Will Have Two New Men.

< The county OF Albannrls will be rep-
resented ID the next General Assembly
By two New members Of the House, both
Messrs. Duke ana Boa veteran members,
having announced their intention not to
stahd for reelection. Mr.. Boaz. as has
bene known for some time. will be a car,
didata for State treasurer. Mr.. Duke
wiz retire because of the engrosslng du-
ties OF his profession, and devote himself
to IL Mr.. Chapman, the m ember Of the
Senate. will have to come up for re-elec-
aspire s33 q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-10
I CAUSE OF TEMPERANCE.
The Convention Well Attended.
Opening Exercises-Repo

\
The afternoon session of the Bi-county
I Convention OF the W. q. n. u. held at ST.
James Methodist Episcopal Church yes
terday opened at 8 O'Clock.
q Election Of officers for ensuing year
resulted as follows: County President
Mrs. 4 T., Jobson; Corresponding Score.
h tary, Mrs. W. NJ. Bickers:1 Recording Sec
rotary, Mrs Pal liner: Trea surer, MIS-. w.
fP. Jones; Superin teIdent Scientific Tenl-
phrance Instruction, Miss Ida hudson;
West Point; superintendent Press Work,
Miss Matte Parrish Fairmount: Mrs
4 d. NJ Burgess, Richmond; superinten,
dent Medal Contests, Miss julia Bickers,
Richmond: Superintendent prison and
jail, Miss Ada Richardson, city; Super
intendent Unfermented Wine. Mrs. ella
". Wood. Floyd Avenue; Superintendent
Penal and Reformatory, Mrs, Meredith,
Fulton; Superintendent Non-Alcobollc
Medication, Mrs, Dunn. Central Union.
city; Superintendent Soldiers and Sailors
Mrs. ). r. Massey, city; Superiptende
Purity Work, Mrs, Alice Carson Fulton;
superintendent Flower Mission, Mrs,
jerks. Harmony city; Superintendent
Railroad Work. Mrs. NJ nj. Bickers.
East End Union; Superintendent Loyal
Temperance Legion, Mrs. Carrie Wall.
& Lee Cook X, city. 81 81
Finance COMMITTEES was appointed
as follows: Mrs. Clements, Frances WI
lard Union; Mrs. p. NJ. Burgess Central
Union; Miss E1fenla Henry, Richmond
81; Miss Bette Wells, Harmon Il.
% An interesting paper on Medal Con-
tests was read by Miss julia Bickers;
after which q solo Just for To-day :;
was sung by liars. Bales. I'll 8
Mrs. Thomas F.. Bagby. OF West Point
was ap y y!ee7presldent ct large.
Ahn,e Nsjseen F she KeE Waa M Mlss
with applause - s'3t. TT
Solo, by Miss I.eidy Ashamed OF
Jesus" was we'll SUNG. 9S l5f n 7fi 70
Foutine business. - 7 q " y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-10
HANDSOME HOMES.
.Hail-Storm Damages the Corn.
Apples Fall From the Trees.

special to The Times Dispat ch.)
" Acton. VA, Sept, 9.-Many hand
some homes are being buit:and renovated
homestead is being rapidly torn own, and
a handsome s75, 900 residence will be built
by Mrs. DR., Owsley. who recently bought
this estate. The site for this house has
not rival in this section for beauty Of
situation.
S3 The beautiful home built by Mrs. Burk,
of Richmond. recently finished. is pointed
out with pride to visitors. I;
The recent hail storm has damaged the
corn crop In Albenarle more than was
SatEfrst estinla ted. 35
Apples are ginning to fall from the
trees on accoun Of the long drought.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-10
Important Railroad Deal.

lBy Associated Press.) 81
Il PITTSBuRG,F Pa. Sept 81 One OF the
most important railroad deals ever con-
.sun,mated affecting Ptttsburg. was closed
eesss ssT aosk Mes 49, pu
chased Stl,e y Fl ttshnrgF Terminal Railroad
and Coal Company, the lYestslde Belt
Railroad aid It's branches. including NIL
the associated companies Of the coal COM
Vantage OF an immense tonna go for mme-
5diate haul and entrance into all the iron
.tonna ge-produclnG mills Of Pittsburg.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-10
COMMITTEES ORGANIZE.
Mr. Harry Huber Chosen 10 Pre-,
side Over Markets., a

Fonr Council Committees met ana or
seanised yesterday evening. The Commit,
tee on Local Assessplents. failed Of
quorum and will meet on Monday. There
was only one contest yesterday and that
was for the Craftsmanship the Commit
tee on Markets. MIR, Harry Hlher de-
feated "A lderman William Fl, Zimmerman
Y by a vote OF to 3, "A lderman II, III. Demo,
hue was made subchalrmap aud other
committees were erganlaed as follows; 55
Ordinances Charter and Reform. Davis
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-10
Had Enjoyable All.Day Picnic.

vs. The picnic OF tho street car men at
Northampton Park yestetda was a sue
cess 10 a marked degree. The attend :,
apce vas excellent and the con tests many
and spirited. The families OF the street
weather was ideal X for out of-door en-
joyrnent Many handsome prizes we're
given successful contestants.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-10
Many Veterans Will Go.

~ r. E. Lee Camp. No. i, Ct. y, held its
James Power Smith In the chair.
u The camp decided to 90 to Itynchburg
:confederat e reunion md TO leave on Tues
day. September l3t over the James
River division OF the Chesapeake and
Ohio at 10 20 q, clock "a. ~. Fifty or sixty
members WIN take the trip. The head !.
quarters of the camp In Lynchburg Will
be at the Carroll Hotel. IA s EYE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-10
& Excursior1ists Returned.

"a large excursion from points along
the Norfolk and Western Ra tiWay, which
arrived in this Il ltyS Tuesday evening, re-
turned yesterday. More than fifteen hun
tdred5 persons made the trip to this city.
Norfolk or both cities. The Richmond Wis
i,ors have spent the time sightseeing or
visiting friends. ss III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-10
No Strike for Three Years.

Nnw yo 5Fy As sspt Faess wrItten con.
tract covering the conditions agreed to
ough Rapid Transit Company and repre-
ssntatlyes n the uni nnlsnS q classes Of en-,
to-day. The main point In the agreement
Is that 1t pIahiblts tna mptormen from
slr!ki18 IN the next tArsA Years. 6
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-10
Liverpool Cotton.

q LIVERPOOL; Sent, 10.--F blowing are
the weekly cotton statistics;
Total sales OF all kinds 46. 900 bales,
4 Total sales. Apleriean, $4,000 bales;
English sninneEs taking 50, 900 bales. To-
tai export, Il z, 900 bales, I Y Imports Of all
kinds II, 00D bales, Imports. American,
{. 900 bales. 53 stock of all kinds, u 47 900
Quantity aflot, American, 1900 bales
Total sales on speculation. 1900 bales. &
Total sales to exporters. 900 bales. {.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-10
Jewish New Year Begins.

The Jewish New Year began yesterday
at sunset, and Its Observance will close
al sunset to-day. The day the first OF
the Jewish month Tishri, and the year Is
known In the Jewish calendar as H65 or
'fss5 abbreviated Ten days hence Yom
Kippur, the Day OF Atoneu ent. will be
Among the orthodox Jews he
New Year continues two days. but the
reformed congregations had one service
last night and VIII have but one o-day:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-10
GOLF c CHAMPION
10 BE DEC IDED TO-DAY
.(By Assoclatel Press,l

SHORT HIILss, n, j. Sept, With
spioIl Of American golfers tho honor OF
him Is to be decided to-mor-
row on5ihe Baltusrol cluh's ] INKS, Either
IA, Chandler Egan, Of the Ekmpr Conn-i
try. CLUB, or Chicago or frederick Herre-
sshoff, OF the RkWanok Country Club, ee
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-10

Acting under deed Of trust dated Mo-
office. OF Henrico County Court, p. "a. IL
8B, page $780, and being 50 required by the
I beneficiary, will sell by public auction.
In front OF Henrico County Courthouse. on
M. I, the property described IN said deed as
follows: All that certain tract Of land,
with the improvements thereon. situated
In the county Of Henrico. Va, and known
as aLongfeld,', and containing 297 acres.
be the same. more or less. bounded on the
east and west by the lands foFmerly own
ed BY Seldom P. Akin and on the north
ri. Chlldrey, and on the south by James
River. III . f{
#$54TERMS-C Cash as 3to expenses Of sale.
and to pay notes amounting to IS, 707 ~.
and the remainder in cash.
u j NO.C c. EASLEY. Admr. Of
r. B. Chaffln, Trustee. dec, d..S5
sept 1-tds n a' si!3i " n;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-10

Manchester, Vermont, will be the new
champion as these two are the survivors
& OF a field of 1913 men who started in the
&annna tournament last%Tuesday.
4t In to-day's play HerreshoffS beat George
West, Of Il Camden; Egan beat Arthur
atiayemeyer and DR. p. r. Frederick OF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-10
Dies of His Wounds.

~, lSpsGial Io. The Times Dispatch.) /.
who was shot last night by9 county, Con- Con
sta BILE Wrl ght, died Tonight at. the Lynch
burg SAM arium about 1919 o'clock, i fter
an opera ton that was performed there
still the city jail, I;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-10
PRINCESS IN PARIS.
Says She Will Now Lead a Sim
sp1e. Retired Life. 81 6
!. lBy Associated Press.l

(Bys Associated Press. -ii3. n
s PARIS, September Princess Louise
of Cohurg and Lieutenant Count Mat
are stopping at the Gem
trail Quarter Of Paris, but their exact
location Is carefully concealed.
The princess said she Intended to lead
simple, retired life, but that she would
not decide the details until she had re-
ceived her husbands proposals, which
would be brought to her Saturday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-10
Call Docket Monday.

A5 The docket Of the La W and Equity Court.
for the fall term will i,a called on MoS-
day and the cases set. All attorneys rim
Sterest are expected to be m hand at II
O'Clock, There are l99 cases on the Docket
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-10
Make Active Fight.

a letter has been received here from q
close friend of Hon. w. II. Boaz, which |
states that the latter will Ike an active |
and aggressive canvass OF the State next
year. Mr.. Boaz will therefore not stand |
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-10
COMMITS SUICIDE
BY 5SWAE OWING GLASS

lC1IAEI1DTTE, y. &c, 6eptemb W.
James staDirl, o young white man, an
Inmate OF the county jail, tried to end
his life yesterday morning by swallowing
q lot OF ground glass. He VIZ sarrested
Saturday night for being drunk and dis
orderly. and fearing that he was again
to be sent to tho roads, he became de-
pressed and decided to end his llfe. He
will die w Sss4 s4t{ n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-10
Admitted to Probate.

The will of the-late Mrs. Victoria Ellen
Allison Carson was admitted to probate
In tho Chancery Court yesterday |l3 Si
The entire estate OF sl55, COO was left to
her two children. " "A
q Messrs. J. Preston Carson and "! NJ
Lille were named executors 4sss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-10
Mr.. Watson Here.

Hon, John Watson. member OF tho
House Of Delegates from Petersburg, is
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-10
AUCTION SALES, Future Days
BY Augustine Royal & Company,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Office; Leader Bldg, Manchester, Va.

oaea. leader fBlas,. Maachester. Va. 4
r RusTEE,s SALE OF "a DOUBLE
1918 T bsNihNhsRpaBo s saRE MGs III 4 4hR
CITY OF MANCHESTER, VA. ON
WEpoMEsD,AY. sEPTEMpNR 14TH, 1891 4
AT 5;so, O'CLOCK F. NJ, ON THE
BY virtue OF a deed of trust, dated June
Court, clerks office, for said city, will
and place. named above, that valuable
property, Nos. 1911 and 1913 cambridge
street, between Fifteenth Street and Co
wardin Avenue. The lot fronts ffty-two
Bainbrdse Street BY one hundred and
sixty-f1ve d65) feet deep. On this lot Is
q large double tenement frame building.
H. cash ash. balance
interest added secured sy s,s !, deed
sept. $40, 11.13&t4 q, .#
n RysTBrrs sALB;I the usaer.lsned sub
tan deed ofytros: from =; e: Tnnstali and H.
Ir, s Eie Egsse 'T IN ~:
clerks office Of the county Of New Kent. de-.
requested 81 the beneficiary therein 50 to DO
viii sell at public auction on The premises, to
TEMBfIR, 1904, at Q clock r NJ, that GER
tain lot 81 land at Tunstall's. In New Kent
county. Va. containing one acre. more or less
ana others. It being the same lot or tract Of
land the said r. c Tunstall now resides
OF The maid note and interest thereon from
August %. 1872. and @ detray ths expenses Of
tho sale and the balance q, ersdt Of one and
Ing interest from date, and secured BY deed OF
trust on said land for the deforred payments.
kxhnk sft Ia NJ ka q nh
Inf house, wheelwright shop, store house and
other buildings on u, and e strictly = arst-
August the 24th. 1904 n. T. GREGORY. Sub.
stituted Trustee. Aug M-3ot
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-10
In New England.

Especial to The Timos-Dispa tch.)
& BOSTON, |. MASS Sept. 9.-,.Among the
latest arrivals at New. England resorts
are the following: The sualitt, Mt. WASH
ington. N. H., a, r, Holderby. Richmond;
Poland Springs, Me-, Al !, and Mrs. Fred
Sterry, Hot Springs, Va. Is. tsl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-10

DR., Eggleston to Preach. d
Rev, Or. r. b. Eggleston3 has returned
to Richmond and will fill his pulpit at the
Third Pres byterian Church Tomorrow at
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-10
Have Smoker Tonight,

The Clay Ward Actives will hold reg
7ular meeting at Belvidere Hall tonight.
After disposing OF the business the club
will have a smoker and pass around re-
sfreshmcptS. ". seiF f;l lSi "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-10

3;8ss5 (Byf Associated Press.)
ADMISSION. ALA September San
drew Burton was: ha nged here to-day for
the murder OF w. N. RI char son, over 2
game of dice. ST M IL y AZ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-10
Investigation Begins.

Gay Associated Prcss.) nv
II HUNTSVILLE, ALA. September 9,-In-I
yestlgatIo on of the lynehlng OF the negro,
Naples, was begun by special grand
jury to-day. AZ s;5 !
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-10
THREE men ARE
MURDER ]
The Record Of DAWN labama.i
Negro Almost Collapses
on I. GalloW,:s:;'..
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{By Associated Press.
BIRAiING HAM, ALA. September p
La r<in Johnston, coored, was hanged a T
:columbiana to-day for the confessed
murder OF John Hawle,, an old con fed.
crate soldier.