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The San Francisco call., 1904-03-13

found a somewhat mean amusement in
teasing the girl; you might just as
well have been called Eschscholtzia
Poppy"
The spirited reply which was on Mar
iposa's lips was stopped by the rising Of
the curtain. The crowded. rustling
house settled itself into silence, the
orchestra's subdued notes relied out
with the voices swelling above them
into the listening auditorium.
The rest of the evening was an en-
chanted dream TO her. She had never
seen an opera, and for the first time re-
allied what II might mean to possess a
voice She heard tie house thunder its
applause 20 Leonora, and thought Of
herself as singing thus. standing alone
on that dim stage. looking out over the
sea OF faces. all listening, all staring.
ali spellbound. hanging on the notes
that fell, sweet and rich, thrilling and
passionate. from her lips. Could there
be such a life for her? Did they tell the
truth when they spoke so admiringiy
OF her voice? Could she ever sing like
this? A surge of exultant conviction
rose in her. and sent its whisper of hope
aud ambition to her throbbiag brain.
AS JIe Opefd progressed Sne grew
pale and motionless. The wild thought
was gaining possession Of her, that she,
MaripCsa MCreau, with her four pupils
and sixteen dollars a month, could sing
well IS this woman of European re-
nown. for whom Essex, the critical.
the vastly experienced, had words of
praise. Once or twice it seemed 10 her
as If the notes were swelling in her own
throat. were pressing to burst out and
soar up. higher, fuller. richer than the
wcman's on the stage. Oh, the rapture
Of being able 70 pour out ones voice,
to give wild, melodious expression TO
love or despair, while a thousand peo-
pie hung this way on ones lips,
AS the curtain fell for the third time.
she turned to Essex. pale and large
eyed, and said breathlessly:
Il could sing as well as that woman
If 1 had more lessons; l know l could.
l know it,"
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BUSINESS she had noticed in her pro-
tege's countenance on the way down
would make her commit some betise
that would antagonize the interest
Shackleton 50 evidently took in her.
Mrs. Willers had seen her chiefs brusk
impatience reused by follies more ex-
cusable than those that rise from a
young girls nervous shyness and that
would be incomprehensible to his hardy
self-confident nature.
But Mariposa seemed encouragingly
composed. She again felt the curious
sense of ease, of being at home with
him, that this unknown man had given
her before. She had that inspiring SEN
sation that she was approved; that this
old-time friend of her fathers had a
singular unspoken sympathy with her.
LAS If he might have been an old
friend" she told her mother after the
first meeting, "of some kind OF relation
-one of those uncles that come back
from India in the English novels
Now only her fuctuating color told of
the inward tumult that possessed her
as he told her concisely. but kindly,
that he had arranged for her to sing
before Lepine, the manager of the
opera, at o'clock on the following day
Several people of experience had told
him Lepine was an excellent Judge.
They would then hear an experts opin-
ion on her voice.
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Copyright 1908. TIE Bobbs-Merrn co..
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1904-10-08
Testimony of y Minister.

Rev Jno. S Cox, Of Wake, Ark,
writes, For u years suffered from
Yellow Jaundice, | consulted a mum
Der of physicians and tried all kinds
of medicines, but got no relief Then
began the use Of Electric Bitters and
feel that am now cured of a disease
that hal me in its grasp FIR twelve
years" If you want a reliable medi-
cine tor Liver and Kidney trouble,
stomach disorder or general debility,
get Electric Bitter5 Its guaranteed
hy all druggists. only SOC
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1904-10-08
Eric the Red

Most children know that Columbus
discovered America on Friday, oct L.
i492 But II Is supposed that q north
ern man named Eric the Rcri discover
Cd America in 1000. Eric WIS driven
from lceland for murder While out
on the water he w0s caught in storm
and was driven on the Dorthorn coast
Here be planted a colony, which was
driven away by the Indians Eric bad
q son who explored the northern coast
OF North America. THIS mans pane
was Left The Eorscmcu took back
10 Greenland grapes, lumber aud many
othN things.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1904-10-08
Here IL Your ChnCe.

Are you going to British Columbia.
California Idaho, Montana, North
Dakota, Oregon or Washington?
Colouist excursiou-D lily Sept 18th
to O { Is 1904 For further iulorma.
ton cal on Ticket a .ent \ p n
Old Town
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1904-10-08
NJ RIM

/ The depa lures Sunday were the
Chas. Eddy Lake Shore, City o.
Rome with grain, the Watt, 1877, Oil
Yer, Umbria, Nimick, Parker, Mag
netic, Iron Duke. plnay Sauona
Edenborn, Wallula, Sonora with ore
the Arizona, Scotia and Plymouth
with lumber aud the Scranton with
merchandise.
The arrivals Sunday were the
Nimick, Saxona, Edenbo,n, Wallula,
Penobscot, Beatty. Squires, Senator,
Woodruff, Osborn, light, the Flint and
Twin Sisters with limestone, the A. b
Wolvin, Viking, Ninlnnd, smith,
Fitch and Maitland with coal and the
Duluth with merchandise.
The departures Monday the Squires,
Mauola, Beatty, Senator, Woodruff
with ore, the Crosthwaite with lumber
the Vinland, Angus Smith light, aud
the Siberia with grain.
The arrivals Monday were the City
Genoa, Brown, Smith, Gayley, Wiki
i,''','' N'''' N'!'''I'' ana DUR" i'sn''
1 '"' cave! '"I'uo"l' ana oSeh'''e
Wv" :. az ','' N"'c'Eo' lhu'a ana
North Star with merchandise.
Ihe departures Tuesday were the
City OF Geuol, Brown, Kerr, Holmes,
~ ''le'u' W. W. hro"n' d. " Gates
Nl'ch' N"'''n'' gay I'y' 9Inoloa' 'res-
''',' It? "'" lo' WIN ore ''e heoS
"'u N!N'"E l'E"'' Tue iloSPer WIN
-'"'''' '''' 7'" Hol' luNperFy anu heu
'''h WIN '"'n"t' anu inc oulu'D WIN
"''r'H"nu'Se'
The arrivals Tuesday were the Lea.
field, Holmes, Brown, Italia, Poly.
nesia, Crescent City, l07, Merida,
Ices 'o'Ea'e' hoyS wi Gratwlck'
"eehS' M!'oh' De'aWare, Jenness
anu ieSh'lEo ''Eh', inc 'llea, buhalo
,',n i'"''i' WIN IneFchah'Ise' 'ne
o,'o''S WIN san ana 'he iiahu' stone.
W! ."P"''' ""is'l'l' aHo German win
'o"''
: The departures "Wednesday were
tne N''o!' warmer MERIDA, hoYt, 2ol
LAW Fooo' smith ri'en' ana 'ratwick
WV" we, ''o l'Iol'e I'Sh'' ana inc
wy 'un ieS'l''so' l,e'""are, Jehhes
anu "o9 '' WIN 'u'''o'F'
ne "''lVa'S euheSuay were the
80 60, y'''N, "' ~, 'i"N"'' Ooi"''',
- - '''''''' N''0N' '"'' '''''
- 10y -'," '"u "" -
-. ''''''''','' io''' ivy "
t,a o,.,n ,.a, - Wv" "''
ta,la,,a,, ,,.,,, ,;,,n..,., ~ ~, ~ :"
w. p,m,,. .., NV. w NJ '".l =
'a,., 49, ''''N ivy W lawn ''
ne departures thursday were the
o'"'i"' ~ Hteel Ming, Goodyear,
n.,,'.-.a '' 49,, - ''.'o'' '''0"', "o'N''
..I.t, ,'' No"'0 "'' ''"s"'
u.n., ''''' "''o'' CIV
=, '"o ivy VI
- NV -'0, VI '''"' WIZ" MGR
- 'ui ou"1 "ofo .'''
o"'' "'"n''u''' 0ohS'i'u
800 ''''."o''''' ''o'to"u'''" anu
Nv, ''",'' wa" 'o''' '''o nluhcy' Troy
GUS '',''7 ~ "i'" ''''' o''"u''o anu
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1904-10-08

Would npl in crest Nou if you're
looking for a guaranteed s1lve ior
sores hubs or piles. Orto Dodd, of
Ponder, Mo, whites, ~ .uff red Nth
an ugly sore for year, but box Of
BucElpu's Arnica -aIvr cured me It
is me best -alve on earth. 25c at all
druEgI.ls.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1904-10-08
Allouez News.

Born Wednesday, to Mr. and Mrs.
Lally, baby boy.
Mrs j O by has returned from n
few days visit at South Range.
MIR Wikstrom left last Monday for
Chicago On his return trip he will
visit St. Louis.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1904-10-08

Dyspeptic Customer Have you any
iimewater? Drug Store 10y trum.
maglug amoug t.e shelves and pro
ducing bottle, Yes, sir Here It r..
Dyspcptlc Customer docking al LABEL
But this isn't limewatnr 1t all It's
rne JUICE Drug Store Boy Yes. sir.
lis tho same thing In moro concen.
usted form. Some people prefer II
bat wpp -S'wca9o Tribune
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1904-10-08

Mrs J s Hunt has returned to her
home in st. Paul after an extended
visit with her brother Geo. Dow
Mrs j II Peabody and little grand
son Royal returned home today from
an extended visit
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1904-10-08
LOCAL..

Merwyn Whitple visited in Maple,
Wis, Sunday
Jacob Karsikas of Poplar was in Su-
rperior on ~ less Tuesday.
Mrs. W. Perry left Tuesday for a
visit with friends in Chicago.
Geo B GRAY of Fun du Lac trans
acted business at the court house
this week.
MIR. and Mrs R B. Dear have tax
en- apartments at the Superior Hotel
and will be there during the winter.
G.. A. McHeury former Superior
ieweler. now a resident OF Washing-
ton, called on friends in the city this
week.
The local Order of Eagles held their
regular meeting of the fall and winter
Monday night y social function
followed.
Mr.. and Mrs T Brown of Carlton,
hllU,, are pdA llIS oup''i'' d Ni0iN
They visited the e lst End the first of
the week.
Chief Engineer Kelly of the Nye-
Jeuk Elevator Co returned Wrdnes
day from Chicago, where he has been
on business.
Miss Eta r WI and Mrs l.. Lu
clan left Monday afternoon for visit
with relatives AID friends in Minnea
poli- and St. Paul
E {. Kennedy has bcel appointed
number Of the board of educatiou to
fill the vacancy made by the resigna-
ton OF Al Abraham.
Mr.. a., d Mrs. Thos Wilkinson who
have been visiting Their son, Geo. b
Wilkinson, for the past three months,
leave today for heir home in Brock
vile, Ont MIR. Geo, Wilkinson will
accompany them as far as Mime
apoIis.
Hon. II. II Grace of Central Park
returned home the first of the week
from his visit to the fair at ST. Louis.
During his absence he attended the
meeting of the American Bar Associa-
ton and also the Universal Congress
OF Lawy ers.
committee consisting of f. a Ar
mold, w. II Webb, + A. McClair,
James Bardon, George Rolph, Beuja
min Finch and W. d D~yer, had
charge Of the entertainment of the
Polish coz mittee which came here to
look over Douglas County lands.
Miss Jennie Bruneau and Mr. JOS
eph Medley were married by Rev Fr
Eustace, Wednesday afternoon. The
blide is well known III Superior hay
ing been head clerk in the lece de-
parlment of Lightbody's for some
time. Their many friends extend con
gratuIations
The County board held the last
meeting which will be held before the
annual one, last night and considered
the question o. making loan 10
help out the crippled conditions of
the county treasury and other mat
tiers Of importance we're brought DO
fore the meeting
When you are around "squaring
up" your accounts just bear in mind
that the Times Will be very grateful
10 :, /.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1904-10-08

queer littI" boy who had been 10 sch ool
And wa7 ~ 10 all sorts Of tricks
Di,povorrd that .. when upside down.
Would pn@a for the figure ..
30 when asled IBIS age by good o'S
dame
The cOmical yOuugster raid.
I'm when ! stand on my feet lIso this
But when stAad on my head
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1904-10-08

Nruy % fp'l1,-u.
tJ,5s,, 10 p,.,o, !. ,,u;.,u, =,
Wos, ooptar N-i,o,.r uI,.,.,,. -,
Henderson - . 1loIroy = p,,tigon ~
T.Nria.uv. ,,,a 81 0,,,,,t,
school football -. =, n.iu 1.-Two -,
against the Duuth biob school ,eon,
t the Athletic mark in D,,nr, This
will L, the game Of the SEASON for the
Superior boys as they are determined
to get the Bow vows scalp this year.
The local boys are practising hard
every evening, so tina. they will be in
the pink Of condition when they 90
up against the Duluth aggregation
next Saturday, \ few changes will
De made in the team, LeamieuX OF
the Dewey team will be seen at the
right end to take the place OF Mills,
who Is out of the game on account Of
inJuries received in the Clopuet game
last Saturday \ large number OF
students from both high schools ac-
companied tie team and it is expect
ed that q number OF the football fans
are also IN attendance The game
VIII undoubtedly be hard one Tor
tine local boys, but nevertheless tneY
ought to give good account OF them.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1904-10-08

Whon Damaging apnce" q Insufficient
IN The closet as usually arranged p
hint mgy be taken from the show
frames 81 the stores ~ placing q
wooden or iron har across from end
10 end and using coat hangers double
" not triple the quantity ~ suits or
gowns ran 10 accommodated witbarp
rrushing or ubllnE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-26
ORDINANCES.
AN ORDINANCE,
(A,pl,IproVed August l6, 1000

IN s Approved August 49, 1904 ~
GRANTING #PERMIS6IONaT TO AUGUST
GROCERY co. TO CONSTRUCT. AND
a MAINTAIN ONE BAY NINDO ON
THE N. IS. US CLAY " SIR EET.s NEAR
& Observation-Disclosures AND
BROOK AYENLE z. AN D 5r1lRl2E ON
STREET.. OYAR srIlI1 a.S =! pElvALk;
ADJOINING THEIR sPROPERTY
Il siTIIATEp AT MI p n ORTHSp EST
CORNER OF CLAY rls EEr AND
IL iisRoO 5AYEN U r. K N V
81 III, IT ord aiRed gby the Council of the
CITY OF RIchmond !; II III Is 5sgs
1st. ina permission he. an ! 4 he sarn,eis
ihereby. granted to August Grocery Cor 4
nanw Ia CONSTRUCT and nlalntainsnn Bay
Window on N, g. Clay Street, near Brook
aven,,a: one at the Intersection OF Clay
Street Street and Brook Avenue. and I hrse on
". a. Brook Avenue near 8 ay street,
over the dewalk ); all Joining their
yproperty situated at the northwes corner
II 2;iays street and Brook "a Venue su b1ect
- Inc following condl tons: S IL tsa "a
ID 'Tha I the said Bay Windows are 70
he FconEt ructedE according 40 the plan pre-
sented BY said August Grocery Company,
eth, Ali ordinances or par sof Aord.'
nances are hereby repea led, SO lar as he
same may conflict here wit p. n
4 10Th. This ordinance shall be IN force
from Il W. p'tsS BEN n !, AUG usT.
aug s-st SHY clsrks
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WTH PFkRF M GNTH ANN PR0SPTY Of YOUR BUSINESS F USE TEE DEE Want ADS

and now on Ale IN the office OF CITY I'M IN.
giteer; and also In UGH manner ana W,rm
such materials as shall be ga tisl|4c; S'
to the City Engineer. i,
shall ut all times keep said Bay ",
In proper repair, and shall make sucn
repairs as the COMMITTEES on stree c. a. anu !,
sshockoe Creek may at any nln I'm, u IN =
the highway under said Bay w indoWs.. /.
Attn. The said August Grocery Cen 1nl ~
shall pay the rat g fixed by the orulna.ss
Of the city allowing ton Lot areas
18th. The permission hereby granted shall 2
at any time be subject to any am endIn r.e
or revoca ton by the City Coun u upon
an1endme nt !, o. sa,o cps,,.
Spat1y, or any subseqtet,t owner o. SAG sag
house shall Immediately conform to such
amendment or reyocat ton. r,,,,.
The said permsslon. ~, Is s y Ausi,st
Grocery Company. 'or amy y. y equent
owner Of said house. will ndemnify, re.
imburse,S and save harmless the city q
Richmond for any charges, Jam ages,. Or =.
81 reason 1of ny person being Injured or
damaged III any way, IN proper sor per-
son, sby75 the + construction. existence or
maintenance Of. said Bay WindoIWys ,,,,.. (.
the provisions OF this ordinance. or any
am en- ment or revocation thereof, or any
requirement. Hereunder, the said August
Grocery Company, or any subsequent
owner OF said house, shall be liable to a
fine Of not less than ton nor more nan
fifty dollars ZACH days failure 70 be q
separate offense. .$5s{, fJ
9th. All ordinances or parts OF or %
are hereby3repealcd, SO far ac the same
may conflict herewith. &,
q 10th. This ordinance shall be In force
from Its passage. = ~, q he
aug 23-5t III, City Clerk.
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FROM RIc HMoND, &c = EAP. RATES
B VIA 5sEABoARD AIR LINE.

Az FAN FRANCISCO. CAL and return.
\ SIS. s.. Account NJ T riennial Conclaye.s
x night ,Templars, and Sovereign Grand
4 .odge, /. 10. o. f. Tickets on sale Au-
I s ,,st 18th to September 9th. inclusive. linn
8iied to octoherF233, 1904.
81. CHARLOTTE, N. G., and return, 81 49,
4 4 count sabbath School Convention Of
/ No synod OF Catawba. Tickets sold on
I the certificate plan, August 18th to 2Sth,
I sne,nsiye limited to return at any time
,,nt'iater than August 31st.
I AUSTIN, TAlxAs. land return. $50. IS,
i, oconnt National Baptist Convention.
| . zrv sold September 18th and 18th,
& Id TO return at any date not later
4 ~ n Sep e1nber5 Goth,
} 'ir,LI AsT'rANOOGA TENN. and return,
! " ~ ~ account International Association
stS, 1.;re ngineers; tickets sold September
/: o. sa,h and 12th, limited to September goth;
/ ,,nt m M, payment Of 50 cents, tickets will
4 - extended to any date not later than
I September 3oth.
- XII Of the above rates apply from Rich
Y Sn,nnd. Ma. Proportionally cheap rates
q nav be had at al. other stations on the
Seaboard. ~. e :, u, |. :. !. !. : I.
X IL s. sLEARD. NJ. IA LION,
e3'7 1921 ID. P. A, c, IT. A.
i,Phonc 4o5. $50 e. Main ST.. Richmond. Va,
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The
MAN
ABOUT
TOWN.
BY Harry tucker.

Il there is anything we like better than =, !,
ice cream and pretzels Win Prev e taste
IN the hammock by our siue,j ~ IS a W
we love Mikado frappe; with a a., gas y oi
STlnafora and SOME 1oanthe on Inc ; siHe'
and Just $ What shaa the4 ere Mi lille
timeSieft foi, us to do anything else TINS ms
week but sip honey from the lips OF ta ne
pretty little Japanese girls--to'rf words -
h h opera Of Afikado is peeua rlS ,. p1, !,
nriate now because the Russians are Wy
ing ne sa1a 'n Misier lardens
Band won't have US ioiiowllhs ~ -
! around this week.
Our red nose is not caused by the the over YER
.tlfIt1iis caused by the hot sun md sah N1ss
OF the mountain resorts OF Sh fie,S
anybody That's been up against e the
hot dunes OF Clopton and the 4, y ~
fields Of Hanover knows Y @i'at - - ~
5i'lve love to sit under the water tanks
and look at the long cloud , Of nc, CURING "a j
f f1nInT f rs o betwesn Maehester and
& pstnrsb,lra,s ii and we love to hear the bul
frogs croak In the eventime, q. the Gtath.
Scs4ive MOSQUITO, that hangs around our y 7
Window to keep us awake so We Gun he e;1 !
i ia over-tfc-way neighbors play on VIE W =
plano ~. !, +,,rus come t. / fellow filled
With sweet potato pie and buttermiik;
I served BY ISirlswood's newest girl. a y, y
not until the blacksmith shop across the Tug
street starts to work at a. M. do We
Y Zeal like going Into dreamland, put we
for has TO tb getn 1e 60 90 the
y cornbrcad can be made by the menu -
lfbrcakfas t. !, Z. X. . -, .,,,.r,a h,,r r,
r fnterferes with our slumhers. But iel me, me
pass for the wosgle bug Is ha 3. l.. :,
NE have beer, i Old, except SO III IN i, 4, ~ >
bursting off the vest buttons ana ''aAitls
N one laugh AS 81 /. .sssifs s{5 $8i n Nj
IA y man whose house Is Just a Dian Dian n
s55 Whose WI Is far way, \. ss5i Is i54
81 Need not be taken for q CT arR,
eHEn,en he n gets home at mldnig ut hour'
And "a mot find a match, 5454
4; M 1Asafe to say he cannot sew
His buttons on Or patch.
observe the man with tagging step.
With dropping shoulders, witt Ssuspen '1'e
Ss I'M VNntice the dow1rward trend Of his
$,r3Iisfa che ms he slowly wa ks do Wn toSSPn
5ssand sec&the Ecohwebs on his ha T. Y,
n Watch him closely, and you'll see .h mn,
dart into a lunch room and $devour sever W.
iii Ma tes !. of Brunswick stew vi ont time
who IS he, d o you ask IS
;sssE Smply$the happy grass WidoWer, " NOSE osee
N family lis away for the summer.
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AN ORDINANCE

s.' approved August 18th, 1904.
GRANTING &PERAilSSION y. TO NEIvT
gDRK,LAp ~ yDhIkNs 4 A AREA
ADJOINING THEIR PROPERTY, o.
NORTH NINTH; STREET IN ,sIN ali
TO EIGHTH STREET LEI, AND All \, BIZ &,
# STREETS. 3
II Be IL ordained by the Council OF the
City OF Richmond: Il. q I'LL Y.
~ 1st.# That permission be-. aud fs hereby
construct and maintainSa an Area adj Joining
their property. Il No. ~ North Ninth
Street. Fin alley extending from. n inthsst 70
Eighth Street, and between Main and
2.8That the said Area Is to be construct
ed according to the plan presented ~
said New York Laundry Works. and now
also In such manner and With sue mas
terials as shall be satlsfac story 70 n the
City Engineer. IN 3 .s&s
said New I a ], works :,
sas p ans ssI asa
pairs as the Committee on Streets maya at
any time deem rea soma Bile for he IA fcty
sof persons using the highway ove said
SS 4th. The aid New York Laundry Works
shall pay the rate fixed hysS he rdinance
5of the city allowing constructlo OF areas
or vault 4 IN side walks Or aIeys.3 s5@
st The perm gsion hereby GRANTED
shall at any time be subject to any
amendment or revocation by the 81 City.
Council. u pom II revocation or. amend
sment OF said permission, y the said New
York Laundry Works, or any sui sequent
owner Of said house. shall immediat
conform to such amendment OF reYoca-
p ton. ~ ~ "
81 5th. The said permtsslorSis given subject
to the conditions that the said n lew. y TX
Laundry; Works or any subsequent owner
of said housewife indemnl W reimburse.
and save harmless the cityS OF Richmond
for any cha rges, S damages. 70 cost TINT
1.-THE city may be required to pay by reaS
son Of any person being injured or dam.
aged In any way. In prope rty or person,
by the construction, existence. or main
Etenanca Of said Area
IA 18th. Be fore any work Is done under this
ordinance. the said New York La undry
Works shall obtain from the City Engi-
gneer his written permit to cxcavate In
streets or alleys OF the city. s
8th.5 For. a failure to conform fully to
the provisions Of this ordinance. or any
amendment or revoca tlon$ thereof. or any
Requirement tfereunder.s5t the said New
York Laundry Works, or any su bacquet,t
owner OF said house, hall be liza BILE to a
fine of mot less than ten nor m ore than
fifty dollars each days failure to he a
separate ffense. Isl Es}
ss3 9th, llyordinancestor or parts Of ordinances
are hereby repealed. q so fars AS tho same
may con f1ict herewith. RI E ag5 S3a u Nh
10TH This ordinance shall be In force
aus q. BEN Z. a'iy aIslt.
stJil X 81
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* tflllll ll.al.ills. r {
SCHOOLS.
5RICHN1ONDE COLLEGE..

Next session opens september 22d.3
Thorough instruction. In ancient and mod
err languages, puro and applied scteiites.
history. philosophy and law. III Sept TEN g
iber. 1904, new courses in free-hard and
mechanical drawing and II, practical me v
gchanics and electricity will be opened. FIX
.cellcnt laboratories In physics chemistry.
biology, psychology, mechanics and draw
Ing. Special attention ts called TO the fact
awcll M the highest college classes. Stu
dents at entrance usually take first year
Latin English Mathematician and History.
They therefore have as their teachers
Professors w II. Foiishee, r. G. Wood
ward. n. Y. Gaines and g.. G.. Mitchell "a
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