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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-24
ONLY ONE CONTEST.
windham County Convention Held Yester-
day.

Windham County Convention Held yester-
daY.
Brattleboro, June 23 The Republican
county convention at Newfane today nom-
mated these officers Senators, George
w. Pierce Of Brattleboro and John FL.
Ware Of Townshend; assistant judges Of
the county court, Frank WoTden Of Hall
fax and f B. Pier Of Jamaica; states at
torney, II. D. Rider, Of Bellows Falls
sheriff. Frank Mcclure Of BTattleboro
high bailiii, John D. Davis Of BrattlebOro
Judges Of probate, f. +. Waterman Of
Brattleboro and zina II. Allbee Of Bellows
Falls.
There was no contest except for senator
from the northern or Westminster dis
triet. One ballot was required, j. II,
Ware receiving 50 votes, while +, +,
Houghton Of Putney had "a and Sidney
Gage of Manchester %
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BANKERS AT ST. J0HESBURY.
Northern Association Entertained al
Ranquet Last Evening

Northern Association Entertained al
banquet Last Evening.
st. Johnsbury' june 23 The Northern
State Bankers Association met here this
afternoon They we're entertained by the
local baskers with drive about town and
q banquet was held at the Avenue house
at o'clock this evening. Afterdinner ex-
ercises will follow the banquet. Francis
B. Sears, vice-presIdent Of the Shawmut
National Bank Of Boston, and q. g. Nc
Consland, vice-president of the Cousoli-
dated First National Bank Of Boston, are
among the speakers. The president Of
the organization is r. f. Smythe, cashier
Of the Plymouth, n. H., National Bank,
and the secretary and treasurer is Homer
K. Smith, cashier of the First National
bank Of St. Johusbury,
About eighty are present
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-24
BURLINGTON BUNCH.
queen City League Team Defeated Mon
trsal Masoots.

Burlington, June Burlington has a
good bunch Of bali players That fact
was demonstrated yesterday afternoon at
the opening game with the Maseots Of
Montreal, who are not in the class Of
teams that the locals will run up against
during the coming season. Yet, the boys
played ball in lively style and defeated
the Maseots by score Of Is to 8, The
visitors were nearly shut out, eight inns
ings passing by without run for them
In the ninth however, o. Brien sent q
clean one into center which was good for
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-24
WM. HoWARD's FUNERAL.

weiI.known Barre Nan laid to Rest Yes-
terday
The funeral OF William Howard was
held at ? O'Clock yesterday afternoon from
his daughters residence on Pearl street,
the Rev F. A. Poole officiating. Many
friends were present aud there we're some
beautiful floral tributes. The pail bearers
were e. N Benedict, o. G. Sheplee, Jesse
Cayhue, G. / Jackson, j L. Taft aud
George Richardson The interment was
In the Hope cemetery.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-24
APPOINTED
TO CABINET
w. H. Moody Attorney
General
PAUL MORTON TO NAVY
Victor H. Metcalf Of California Succeeds
cortelyou in Labor and Com
merce Department.

Washington, June 24-The following
cabinet appointments have been an
w. n Moody Of Massachusetts,
attorney general; Paul Morton Of Illinois,
secretary Of the navy Victor II. Metcalf
Of California, secretary Of commerce and
labor. The designations OF Knox and
Cortelyou have been accepted, to take ef-
feet July /
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-24
JEALOUSY THE CAUSE.

Detroit Man shot Woman aud Then
Jumped to Death.
Detroit, June "a. Charles A. swazey,
an Insurance man, shot a woman this
morning and then jumped from the eley-
enth story OF the Chamber Of Commerce
building. He was instantly killed The
woman was taken to the hospital Jeal.
ousy Is said to be the cause
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-24
DIRECTORS SUED.

swift Beet Company Sues the Barre -
Operative society
Richard A. Hoar has brought suit for
the Swift Beef company against the if-
teen directors Of the Barre Cooperative
society for $500, under the statute for per
sonai liability. John w Gordon repre-.
sents the directors
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-24
Rumorsd Janansae Attack.

Chefu June 24 IS reported here
that the Japanese made q determined
attack upon Port Arthur from land and
sea June -, aud also during the night.
Two steamers just arrived passed Port
Arthur a a M. some distance of
shore. The captains both reliable
men. say they did not hear any firing
at that hour
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-24
GODDARD ELECTS CAPTAIN.

Popular Twirisr, Jack" Fraser. was the
Choice
John Fraser, GoddaTd's star pitcher,
this year, has been elected captain Of
next year team He expects to pitch at
the White Mountains this summer.
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STONE CUTTERS SUICIDE.
Fred L. oReluy, Formerly Member OF Co.
H.. ". E,G,

Fltehburg, June %. Fred L. 0iRellly.
so years old,a stranger Ia town, was found
dead near the Scott reservoir yesterday,
having committed suicide by hanging. rhe
body had evidently been hanging for a
couple Of days. 0'Reilly's discharge pa
per, torn to bits, was found, and when
placed together, revealed the mans lden-
tity.
He was born in Ottawa, enlisted IN Co.
II, 1st Vermont infantry, May s, 1895 and
was discharged Oct n of the same year
The discharge was indoFsed with remarks
Of high credit He had card Of the
Granite Cutters Unl0u inhis pocket, and
lately inquired here for work, stating that
he had been working in Quincy
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CENTRAL LABOR UNION.

The next regular meeting Of the Cen.
tral Labor union Of Barre and vicinity
will be held In Carpenters hall, Nichols
block, on Friday evening, June PA, at
7.S0 O'clock Report from Labor day
committee and other important business
viii come up for discussion. Let every
delegate be present
D. A Cooke, President,
Alex IrOnside secretary.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-24
LEAGUE BASE BALL.

Both Boston Teams Defeated Yester-
day.
Yesterdays American League scores:
At Philadelphia, Phila. 5. Boston L
At Washington, New York Z, Washing
ton 4
At Chicago Chicago 2, Cleveland |,
At st. Louis, Detroit 2, st. Louis 0.
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WITH THE GOLFERS.

Robsrf Briggs Won IN Glass A, @ G. Gilfl-
Ian In Glass b
Ths second Of the weekly golf tonrna-
ments OF the Barre Golf club was held
yesterday afternoon, resulting In victory
for Robert Briggs In class A aud G, G..
Gilfilan again in class b
The scores were as follows
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Foreian Correanondents "a chemnIno.

Seoul, June ~ The Japanese gov.
ernment steamer Aanchu With mem
bers of parliament foreign correspond
cuts and officials On board, has arrived
at Chemulpo The visitors landed aud
we're greeted by Acting Minister Haghi-
wara. They Will be received ut unch-
cen BY the emperor
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Ak. OF P. DEDICATION.

- @tshWstW A1NSe VIII DeOieAte NtW haAA
Monday Evening,
Marshaeld, June "a The local lodge
OF Knights Of Pythias, viii dedicate their
new hall next Monday evening. The
knights and their families are Invited.
1t is expected that HardwIck, Groton, st.
Johnsbury, Barre, Montpelier and Dan
vile lodges viii be represented, Short
addresses win DO given aud a musical and
literary entertainment has been arranged
by Q. C., q, II Dwinell. Refreshments
will be served
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AIT PItEsburg, st. Louis 8, Pittsburg |
At Cincinnati, Chicago 0, Cincinnati 4,

Results Of College Games.
At Cambridge, Harvard 5, Yale 8
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REDUCTION In OUTWARD RATES.
$500 to British points
SIT 08 To German points.
$50 90 TO Scandinavian points

NOTICE During the Summer we close
81 6 r. MI except Monday and at noon
Saturday Open again Saturday evening
and Steamship tickets.
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American League Standing.

Yesterdays National League scores;
At Boston, New York 6, Boston 2.
At Brooklyn, Brooklyn 5, Philadelphia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-06

WANTED. POSITION AS 5GovERNEss..
companion or secretary; eferences given
and required. q Address Miss ROLAND
y SHELTON Old Sparta, n. e.
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FOUR GIRLS ADRlFi'1l
IN FOG ALL NIGHT.
3tsnecia1!to INC NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

tSpecialsto The Times-DiSpatcf)
BOSTON. MASS, August 5.--F'ouri Ma r
.blehead girls were picked up In their sail
ing dory. the Loon. off South Breakers ' axe IS
on the Marblehead coast. early yest erdaS
morning, after being adrift In the fog
since Wednesday afternoon. They h ma
anchored off the breakers in despair
after trying vainly to set a course curse Tor
home.
b The four girls are the Misses Grace,
Harriet and Edith w irrWright, 3daushters
OF G. d. Wainwright. and aAlissG Carey
Who is living al the Wainwright cottage
In Marblehead All are expert yachts
women and had entered theirSboat tn the
.aay class for the Corinthian Yacht Club s
midsummer races. a dense fog set IN n
soon after the races started AT the
finish the Loon was not to be found 10Y
When the dorysd did not come in by night
fan an alarm bell was rung from ON 40
Hail. IN Marblchead. and boats put out. !.
search. AT . o'clock this morning ME- y. T
Bracket, Of the Rockmere, sklr;ing the
south breakers in his launch. iouna 5t1'e
four girls, who we're not at all friGh1ened
nv their experience. n Si3
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VIRGINIANS IN ST. T. OUIS.
Those Registered Yesterday at
The Times ispatchs Bureau.
Especial to Tie Times- DisrntchD I

Especial to The 5I1nes-ipspnIcnD
ST. LOUIS. Mo-, August 5.---Thc follow
Ing Eirginians registered at The Times
Dispatch Bureau to-aay: h. n Payne.
Boyd Mcdonald, G. a. Ceilings. g. G.
1Sil,inser, Marion; e. N. Eller and wife.
Fincastle;sJ. H. Lee and wife. Lexington;
Mr. and Mrs. j. g. Martin. Covesvillt:
]. q NJ. bearing, w. t. Ilnthill Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank NJ 1lousenan. Fincastle: y i
w. Crews and wife. Mr.. and Mrs. -
Cayns,er Mrs Albert Norris Norfolk;
Miss X. Dryburg, Scotland; Arthur W.
Goodin, Richmond: Mrs. w w. Williams,
Mr.. and Mrs l.. NJ. Williams, Roanoke;
Clarence Campbell. Enfield; Garnet
Peatross. Danvillc: II. G. Mansee, Ma
gccsyille; n. j. Bostick, Lawrenccrille;
i .eutie and Bessie Seal Mrs. Ella. Gelstcr.
l.cSinstcn; ella and l.ulla Mays, Mrs.
S. r. Williams, Manchester: Magsle
Pratt, Maryland Lizzie Hall, Pulaski CITY,
Mrs. Carrie u Weaver Notwithstanding
Mrs. L. l.. Birmingham, Norfolk; 4! =. Z.
Jordan, Staunton; Mrs. n. X. Calhoun,
Miller School: Miss Alma Montgomery,
III. Weigh Montgomery. Glare NJ. Frank,
j. and Miss Nellie Bellwood, Drewry' :: $
Bluff: Miss Mary Jones. Champe; ~. ~.
Noe Lynchburg; Miss r.. Davie Taylor
Atlantic; C. C. Broy, Sperryvile; Mr..
and Mrs. W. AZ Petit, Norfolk; John
Brooks, Hampden- Sidney; Jessie Moore.
Patrick county; George B. shallavy IA.
n. Russ, charlottesville; George e. ,rabo,
university Of Virginia; Arthur Taoh,
Washington and Lee Katherine ~ \
Rhodes, Roanoke; Jennie NJ. Thompson.
e. a. Thompson, Alexandria; G: ".
Wallace, Hot Springs; II. Al. and S. w.
Martin, Danville; Mrs. Frank Colman.s
Laura Lewis. Bristol; ] r II. Kaufman.
Massanutton; r. M. and Ida McClaught-.
;erty. Bculah II. Fink, Pattic NJ, Dun
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WANTED. Y OUR TR UNK REPAIRING.
Brook Avenue. !, Phone 1854. FSs R 3t
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RESOLUTIONS Of RESPECT

At a meetIng Of the colored citizens OF
ISurry and Prince George at the colored
Masonic Hall, Prince George county, Val,
near Burrowsville. on July 49, 1904, the
preamble and resolutions were offered by
Rev. j 4 c. Allen and y. p. Nelson in
respect to the memory of the late Major
Mann Page, Of Brandon, Va, were Surar
imously adopted.
Whereas, 1t has pleased Almighty God
In his wise providence to&renloye from
cur midst MINOR Mann Page. therefore.
he 1t
Resolved, That We, the colored citizens
OF surry and Prince George counties
recognize the loss of ono 9of the greatest
friends to o,r race. He was at all
times willing with ha counsel and
means to assist ns cheerfully lie all
ways stood by the helpless.
ID. We colored citizens wish TO express
our high appreciation OF his aid to
colorcd nlenfin getting homes,
3D. Tho colored churches Of these two
counties owe to him endless obligations
for the use of his means IN their at
tempts to build churches IN which & to
praise their God. W Z, 5
An. we feel as IA race that The aid
he CAV. Ia our pastors when students at
sghool Will not b3G n forgotten by he
colored people or Sulry and Prince
aGf.fgc counties.
9TH. We endorse the brondness OF mind
He thought and taught that the God
of Heaven would smile upon the honest,
upright black man.
9Th We were Impressed by his teach-
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You FIND A COMPLETE MARKET;
everything tho best land always fresh;
vegetables. chicke m eats, Ir taI nsn,,
& BRAUERF IS. 8 East Broad Street,
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BUSINESS PpORfUNITIEsa

TUXEDO AND DRESS SUITS FOR
y hire at SCHNURMAN'S.F72l e.. Main ST.
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POSITION AS TEACHER IN
J school or private family; can teach
Music, English. Mathema TICS, ,Stenogra-i
to "GOVERNBSS,"3 are this Office.
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LOST AND FOUND.
AELp WANTED-Male.

+ 1FTE i n MALE EACH I1RS WANTED
In Virginia. paying $50, $40 md SO a
month. address T.. T.. NORRELL,
Manager Southern Teachers Agency,
Roanoke, Va. s.
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n trace STREET BAPTIST CHURCH tCoR.
nsrf Oracc and Foushce Street 81 IRE CHI AS.
D. d. pastor.--Sunday school
at o:30 AZ NJ. Preaching by the II j ~ Els
n. IA TAYLOR at II "a. NJ. Prayer meeting
Wednesday at S:l5fP, NJ. Jst7
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CHURCH NOTICES.

e HGs Avenas an and h.eeh sirest, Rey. i. y
iAJno n sv p RRohnARn as p e.
Georgetown, Ky No service az night. Sunday
'o FIRST BAPTIST Al \ CHURCH CORNER on
Nv Wf NJ ~ 81 lew TIA. IxssiNo buRRoWs,
sixth and Main streets: worship ia !,
snds s9ns ssSoe s 20 rhomas siaTke
STREET &, i, .y sG9R
81. GARDNER, b D, pastor.--sunday school %,
ss9 pre,shiRRE H. Rsaysr msstIns
BROAD hHEA5 spo 81 r:
subject Man Recelvlng tho 31nfinite.' Come e
tw y cEMPPB uS!th W METHODIST CHURCH
youH I, 81 p and ps sIs 81
Day dreams. sunday school $50 4 AZ \,
se PHR iEee Z. SIS sHuRcn
s. p = n lE every Sunday Sunday school al ssa
Al UNION NiN STATION NJ r. CHURCH GIVEN.
ty- fourth and N strccts)- r n !, M "a
or.-preaeh,pks t 3. y AZ aSa Is
FIRST 3PREsBYTERIAI CHURCH COR
tner NJ Ison and Grace stree f.. y,
gH,FADEsN. pastor.--P reaching n % clock
A. n. by the Rev. JAM Es. p sMlT ". No
service at night. "A corda welcome TO all
Is SECOND PREsBYrERIAN caUIsG Gil. !;
ii 8 COCK A. NJ conducted by Itex. MARTIN
sDdHARDIN,S of Chariot tc. NJ Co. .
tciiURC fI-Iacv. y ERE 3NyITHERSPOON.5D.sD
at II o'clock A. NJ: and Bic p
nj. Wcdrie sdayS night service Mt 10 4 q clock.
sunday school 70 eAoyESAT CORNER
PARK Avenue Sand Harrison Streep Ray: ].
cALYiN. STEWART. D. l; & pa or.-preacih,in,x
til NJ and IS p. M by The pastor. DID.
F,lrek per vic,. "Wednesday evening ~ ) ~ elUch,s
sabbath school meets at 40 ~. sS Seats AL
frce ant: rnrdii e Y ~! y.
q rove Avenue and Elm Street Services at, Il
SA. MI and s:I5 +. NJ by Rev. n E,N!;Ll
3. d. sunday school at 8 go A.: n s2 Mldweek
service Tuesday BIS p N...NYelcone 70 ALI
80 CHRISTI An. ". ~ -
IL SEVENTH STREET tsIIR1sT1G CliuRGH
Wees sunday al 3 by Rev.
a Observation-Disclosures % Bel hany. ". va.
5Ss15 LUTHERAN isSs u 5
FIRST ENGLISH LUrAE RAN.,CaURCA
Rey spastor erviccs ~ ~ y.
and SP9 NJ. Wednesday nj Shit az Q,
NEW ERU5ALEM. sl8ss
Il saw JERUSALEM 5itsSION AND SWED.
ENCORE free reading room nd lending library
one daily. col South Pine corner ne very
Hay JiJNIUS b. sPIER s., paste 4, Sc vices ~
a. NJ Sunday school 40 a. d All
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n AN AIsN1ATURil WIND Y ! 2 DEK;
III md West r. Railway motors state So larry
e desired and time you can. export. A. SlR-
i FOLK RAILWAY ~ LIGHT Cos Co NOR
folk. Va. aaA 80. Ns - l.tt
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Iohn q. Martin.
enecial 10 The Timcs-Dispat

fSpecial to The FTtmcs-DlSpatchiS3
cHARLOTTESYILLE, Van August p -
John G.. Marlin. aged sixty-seven,, for
twenty years deputy sheriff ana 1aliet
of Aibemarle county, died to-day A.
the {. outbreak OF the Civil War. he enlisted
in Company X. Nineteenth virginia
Volunteers. He served with conspicuous
sailantry. and. at the battle Of South south
Mountain tBooneborol. September ls5 .
.raceived wha was supposed to be mortal
.sound. being shot through the body;
TIC bullet penetrating the bowels and
MS recovery was source Of marvel to
ali OF the surgeons Of that daE. He was
ca ptnred by the Federal troops and re re-
NAMED thirteen months In prison. The
wound never healed. and up TO the day
OF his death remained open, neces stating
mo utmost care upon his part
1t Is said that but few men have sur
yjyed auch a wound, and whilst In
PRISON. Mr.. Martin was constantly visit
Cd by the Federal surgeons. and was
caused no little trouble by their anxiety
10 examine him, 5t.
Returning home after his release from
prison, shattered In health, he, however.
boldly took up lfe's burden and did his
part as e man, 53a.,s59a 4r1s 5st
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pERsoNALs.
CARRIAGES AND WAGONS.

FOR' sALIs-NEv AND SECONDHAND
II Wagons. Apply R1CI1hRDsON3sB Bros
IN12 BROOK Avenue. 49,
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missicners Of Election. OF the city OF Rich
mo,id requiring him TO make ont and DE- se-
liver to BARTON II. Grnndy certificate OF ms
of Richmond from Henry Ward, and mn order
will be entered accordingly.
IN making this order deem, y proper g, 70 g,
saw that the clerk OF tho Hastings Court
was right in having this matter brought
10 the attention of the court by declining 70
might he j,idclousIy construed, as there is
some ambiguity as TO its meaning. 4
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3Sst sr,v ,1-:,; STREET I-HRIsTIhNC CHURCH
fcorncr srtff Seventh and Gracc Streets. Ser
Vices sunday al - NJ. condrcte by .Rcv.
q Be sl nan q . ~ III =.
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AGENTS WANTED.

up TO several years ago, when his health
up to several years ago, " hen soldier and
a member Of Lee Camp, Confederate Vet
Grams. He was Mayor Of Williamsburg
for two terms. and was atone time. as
Hospital. Dr. Henley Is survived by. one
son and one daughter--Mr. Leonard II ems
ley, Jy and Miss Bette Henley. "A
The funeral Will take place Sunday
afternoon at a o'clock, from the PTesby-
70 ra i, L(,hllich $500
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NOTICE.

NOTICE 70 CONTRACTORS, AND
furnish from 200 to 900 yards Of sand
4 Der day at the foot Of Seventeenth
Street.: special Inducements 10 large cash
buyers RfCIiMONDkCOOP CO.
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.W,,.,l,,.A.NT,,ElD[:,.

PURCHASERS FOR, CA Az
\ "a m "a ,Rea DIV Mixed White Pa Int, in half
L barrels and barrels at 81 per. ga lion for
a limited time, only. TAYLOR q
& BOYLE, 141o e.. Cary Street. Wholesale 's'sl t
Agents. III e s + r.. q 8t 3 t5at t5
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OBITUARY.
Frank Albert,

Frank i. Albert died at the residence 60 Of
his father-in-law. Mr. WAT 4 10 2,
elss1 blair Street yesterday morning. he
;sSt trnrvivef1 hvs his wife. Two chlnren.
three brothers5'and two sisters.
The funeral will take place this atter.}
noon at 4:3o, from st. Mary's Cat none
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q FLATS FOR RENT.
PRINTlN0.

ORDERS soLICITED.$TAY
Sli GOVERNOR Street. Richmond. v q.
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Df. Leonard Henley.

Lsp@elaE q The TlpiNR FiapatH1Ny0 @i-
:, WlLLlAMsBtiftfi Y4e An3aat o.
mere tits faornlng after q longt lIipeeg.
whifn Kent MIN Confined 70 his P6on mr.
many nNntHs asfd eiehtgfhres Dr.
iiehiey haa been practIetng kiiysician
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fsavanti, Street, = between Broad and Gracel--
Hev e. "a MARKS pastor Services n ~. "
and EP M. Wednesday night AZ 9, CLOCK.
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Mrs. George Q, Peyton.

Special to The TlMes- DISDatchl 77 4
RAPIDAN. VA, August 5.--Hfrs. George
@. Peyton died here this morning. She,
o! the late DR.. Lewis L. Holiday. of
Orange county, Va. She leaves her hus-
band. George Q. Peyton. OF this place.
one son, 6. w, Psyton. Of the Boys
Latin School. Baltimore. Nd: and three
brothers. Mr.. Henry r Holiday, and
.I1r Waller l.. Holiday. OF Rapidan. and
-Mr. John II. Holiday. OF Charlottesville.
va.
She had large family connection In
Virginia and Maryland and WAS q woman
from ne Presbyterian Church at Rapl-
dan, on August 9. 1904, at four O'clock
- NJ 5a 80 Z. tsE .,t -
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George b. King
J. ..r.aeia, p n.he ,rimes. pisnatch. ) Z.

n fEpccIaI to THO iVTllneH' DlSpHICll.J n. "A
aFREDER ICKSBURG, VA, August o.
4 Mr.. George 3. King, a well known
citizen OF Stafford Spring neighborl1ood,
aged eighty-one years. Hc has been
married fifty-fve years. and his Wife
two daughters and three sons survive
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LEGAL NOTICE.

In THE CIRCUIT COURT
5tY... oF..THE COUNTY 5;IIENRICO,7
luther II. Ellis, who sues for the benefit
@ Of himself and of allsOther creditors of
6 David White, d eceased, & VIII o Will come
3t Plaintiff
q, .NW. n, Lucas, curator OF David White.
The object or this suit is to subject
the estate OF David White, deceased, to
the payne mt Of debts due to the plaintiff
and fto;all % her persons to whom the said
sdecedent or his estat e may be Indebted.
and to that end to settle the accounts OF
the Curator OF said estate and to- as,
certain the estate, real and personal. of
which said David White died seized and
'' AND affidavit having been made and
filed that I there may be persons viz, the
heirs at law and distributes OF said
David Viii tie, interested In the sub ject 70
he divided n or disposed Of In the cause,
whose lla mes a fe5 aun kno VIII sa 10 persons
having been mad o 4 defendants hereto BY
the general a description Of parties iiun-
KNOWN, u is ordered that su CHI unknown
parties do appear here wit hin fifteen
days after the due publ lea ion OF this
order and do what may be n ecessary to
protect their interests, 81 \; III & rs
Teste: { SAMUEL =, wADDILL,
lug 1siS US ls.la sa M.st
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III. u, scott, syg. partner Of ,hlmssI {, and
partners. trading under the style ~
u IL Scott q 7, ~ lntlflfs,
Nancy lker, Dinah Walker 4, end Tiers
1890 3 Defendants.
VI IN Z CHAN Gerry.
The object OF this suit Is to subject the
real Hestat a OF Israel Walker, ID ec'd. lying
in tho county OF Amelia To- the payment
OF q debt due to the late firm OF q y.
And affidavit hayIng been J, n, q, and ID
and and pinah Wal er. are .non-reside nts, 9 (
e state Of yirgi1Rha they are r &c
die \ 81 publica Hon 81 this order and DO
what Isl necessary to protect their lnic
est herein. q # III.
Teste:s n, II. COLIMAfS, CleFk
s. l.. E'arrar, n. g,
July ls-l aW-tt rs s. ]. N IL