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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1904-11-25
rustees' Sale.

In pursuance OF a decree OF the Circuit c ourt
Tor Hartford county. sitting in Equity the
subscribers, as trustees. will offer at Public
Maryland,
On Monday, December 9Th, 1904,
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1904-11-25

state of cultivation.
49, The improvements consist
AISSA-A NJ a large. handsome Nine
MITJ kHkEAA Room HOUSE with Bath
M IIIAMgAa- Room, Windmill and other
NA1ILL5EES modern cnnvcnicnceS. first
class Bored Well, good Store tuilding 2tx+n
feet, frSt.tIass Barn. 3uN+o feet. large Bar.
rack with Shedding attached. Canning li""s'
with +O-horSe power Boiler and Fittings 10
can both Corn and Tomatoes, Ice House.
Wood Shed. Carriage II ouSc, Granary and all
other necessary outDuildingS for Il complete
country home. Both phones pass the piaee
and the mail * delivered 10y Rural Free de-
livery. - e,
This property borders on the Woolsey pike
now being consl ructed to Havre de Grace
and is convenient to good schools, churches
and stores.
Second. MI that
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1904-11-25
REPORT or GRAND JURY.

The Grand jury for the November term
of Court, adjourned on Thursday after
noon of last week. The following report
was made
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1904-11-25

John WhitIlc / In the Circuit curt
~. for Hartford County.
homas Whittlcct al In Equity.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1904-11-25

| situated ON the public road leading from
Sandy Hook to Scarborough in the fifth
/ Election District of Hartford county. This
property adioin& the land OF lanes .Dunnigan
and Josiah Lee. and contains
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-30
FRANK WHALEN SENT
TO PETERSBURG
WANTED There on Charge Of Tax
s n ing OvercoatsHcr Too.
r Police Court.

Frank yvhalen. with several allases'
The young man arrested by Detectives
snyren and wiltshire for Chief Ragland,
\ 81 petersburg, on four charges, was was up
" IN the police Court yesterday and turned
over to Petersburg.
Before he left for the southside nc was
identified as the young man VINO resls-
tered at the Lexington Hotel ana tooh
II ranch leave and an oVercoat.
4. The charges against him In petersburg
arc for three overcoats and board Dill.
ss, After they are through with him IN
{ petersburg he wils be entertained AGAIN ga
~ by Justice John. :,
81 A colored driver named John TroWel
was assessed $40 for being sassy TO 70 e ),
81 ,icemen Ned Bradley and Wiley he loon
I a. party out sleighing and then tooF
things in his own hands. t
s55s,5 Dodson Coles got six months as az
III oyercoat thief, and Justice John warned
d everybody to keep their hall doors locked
# Andy Bray paid $3.50 for being disor'
& derby and threatening &
A number Of drunks We're let Off be-
cause OF the storm.
8 AN old soak is somewhat excusable
y for tanking up such weather. said JUS
& tlce John.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-30
New Normal School.

There was. meeting OF the joint COM
n.!ltee Of the House OF Delegates and the
committed the duty of gathering informa :
rilon concerning the gifts, donations OF
sites, buildings and money that may be
offered to the State as Inducements TO
influence the location Of The new female
normal school.
Messrs. kcezell Barksdale, Ford, st.
CLAIR, West, r. L. Lee. jr:, and Bowman
were present. Mr., West, the. chairman OF
tlcns from twenty three places, offering
donations and other valuable considera-
lions. 8, A, ~
y'he committee adopted a re solution eX-
1904. in which all applications must be
submitted, and called Tor specific and
detailed proposition to be flied with each
application. These propositions should be
Louisa county Va, or, to Senator George
B, keezell Richmond, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-30
"CAYALIER'SDEA
is ANNOUNCED
Mr.. Montague Decides to Dis
continue. Publication Of
His Magazine.
His Magazil

Mr.. Jeffry Montague has announced
to the subscribers and other patrons o.
1.-THE Cavalier = that he has decided to
discontinue permanently the publication
OF that magazine. X III
The following paragraphs are taken
from the letter which Mr.. Montague Is
sending out to friends of the enterprise:
I'm retiring from the field, do so
stronger In my original belief in the
greatness of the opportunity which
awaits first-rate magazine published
in the South. The Cavalier had made
itself almost wholly self-supporting as a
weekly on a very little money. but It
did not have enough with which to ex-
pand into the monthly field, and IT could
not get any more because the minds OF
possible investors were haunted BY the
death agonies Of It's numerous predeces-
sors, and they would not let themselves
! believe that The Cavalier could be mace
To pay. Is. II = * u. 7,
Indeed, the death of The Cavalier is
due entirely to the fact that everybody
generally speaking) subscribers and ad-
! ycrtisers, stood aloof watching just to
see whether 1t would live or die before
they would extend to II thelr !ifee- .Rllylng
patronage. OF course # died alpQ OF
starvation in land Of plenty. The next
man to go into the business must pe pre-
Jared to survive this proba ton. ! '@
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-30
FARMERS INSTITUTE.
The One Held at Fredericksburg
Decided Success.

5 Commissioner Koiner has returned from
Fredericksburg. where on Thursday he
and President j. H. c. Beverley. of the
Board Of Agriculture, held most IN
structive farmers institute. Notwith-
standing the heavy snowfall, the court
house in which the institute was held was
4 crowded, and though the flakes continued
10 furry through the -air the entire day,
8no one left the .buiiaHg until the last
lecturer had finished. though many OF
+ The farmers had to drive twenty miles
or moro to reach their homes. Stafford,
I Caroline and Spotsylvania counties were
n represented in the gathering.
81 The institute was presided over by
President Beverley, member Of the board
from the First District The lecturers,
besides Commissioner Kolner, who spoke
ON the subject OF fertilizers and soil
improvements, We're Professors Waite and
Z Spillman. from the United States De-
II partment, and Professor S. b. IIniges
4 manager of the State Test Farm at SAKE
Commissioner Koiner next week begins
\, q series Of Institutes to be held in Pied
mont Northern Virginia and tho Valley
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-30
Tomorrow.

There will be n general exchange OF
#pulplts among tho majority OF the Bnp-
fist pastors OF Richmond tomorrow. The
schedule arranged Is as follows: Clopton
street, Rev. David Hepburn; Bainbrldge
Street, Rev. David A. solly; Grace trace
Street, Rev.J. b. Hawthorne, D. DD.;
Grove Avenue, Rev. e. 8. Gardner p.
D.: Immanuel, Rev z. ~. Badly, p. p;
Pine street, Rev. g. 10. Cox; West View,
Rev. Nj. Ashby Jones; Randolph Street
Rev. Joel r. Tucker; Leigh Street, Rev. Rev.
III. NJ. Mercer, d, ii; East End. ", ~.
Robertson; Fairmount, Rev. ". 3. Hut nut.
son, D. D.; Fulton, Rev. ~. ". sisk
Or. w. n l.. Smith. who waste cx-.
change with Or. w. T.. Dcrleux, finds
that he will have to be at the Second
+ Church: Dr.. f. w. Boatwright, OF Rich
mond College, will preach In tho morn
& Ing at venable Street. At night the pulpit
Will be filled by the pastor. Dr. Brunei.
OF Calvary. Is in Norfolk, and VIII not
be able to exchange with Rev G. 9. & = T.
stealey. OF Bron d,ls-Memorinl; Or. r. g.
Garrett. OF Norfolk. Will preach at CAL
vary.
Tho Rev. Or. Henry p. Johnson, Inc
! pastor OF Laurel Street Methodist Church.
will have two very interesting themes tc
preach on a T. the services o-morrow W. " Us
morning sermon will have reference to
the Bible being used In the public schools
His subject at this service will be. ca
Wo Afford to Ignore tho Bible In tft
Education OF the Young?'' and at night
service he will take i..Elijah. the Heroic
Reform era continuation OF his series OF
sermons on prominent characters In Tie
Bible. 5.
The annual roll call of the Sunday.
schools OF the Second Baptist Church VIII
take place to-morrow. The exercises VII
begin at $50 o. clock. J.
Rev. Arthur B. KimsolvinE. p; d. OF
Brooklyn, 81 n n VI will preach In Rlcf-
mend on foreign missions. With an 7, out-
look on religious conditions In Brazil. on
Sunday next as follows: At the morn
ing service st. James: In afternoon, at
the Monumental; in5ievcning at Holy
Trinity, AIonroe Square. 's
At Broadus Memorial Church the pas
| tor, Rev. e. p. Stcaley. vii! preach at
liza. M. on 81 Am Doing No Harm,
and at night on THE Sinners Sheet An-
| Choir" New. stereoptcon views WIZ pc
nsed to illugtra te Early for seats.
Tho meeting Of the officers and teach
ers OF Union Station Methodist Church,
| which was to be held last3niGht, has peeh
| postponed. ,,,a,r
Baptist Church.. Will preach tomorrow
night on IN Harmony With Christ Mr.
| Henry Reuger will sing calvary us
baritone SOLO
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-30
/ ANNUAL ROLL-CALL..
Event Of Interest Tomorrow IN.
Sunday School Second Church.

Tomorrow morning the Second Bap,
list sunday school will have It's annual
roll CALL an event which Will he en-
ceptionally interesting and attractive. IN
stead of the regular services, pr'gnt
and varied programme has been nr-
ranged, and it may be we'll to state tina
there Will be no long drawn-out speeches.
& large part of the time Will pc o.
voted to the music. which will DO or q
nigh grade of merit, In addition TO tnn
orchestra, there will be vocal quartettes
and solos by some Of the best OF the the, CITY
talent. ,,,,,,. =, !,
NOT be suspicious, the scholars are OK
nccted to be present, If possible. ana re-
spond when their names are calico. llle
me mbers Of the church and congrns y
tior are also urgently requested TO Do Do
nr asent, and tho invitation Is EXTENDED
to the friends OF the school and every
hody in general The exercises VIII pc pc
eli, at 9:2O o'clock. Z
* cordial welcome will be given 4 =. y.
visitors on this or any other Sun ns !
anG an interesting hour Is PROMISED "
those h who take advantage OF TINS . op-
portunty, VIII, tx
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-30
LAW AND EQUITY COURT.
Many Suits and Judgments in
S5 That3Tribunal

In the Law and Equity Court yester-
day, compromise verdict was reached
In the matter e. f. Atwell's adminls-
TRAITOR vs. the Southern Railway Com
many for 5000, Atwell having been killed
in the recent wreck at Keysville.
Suit was Instituted by Joseph Raymond
VS.. the Passenger, and Power Company
for $4,000 alleged damages, the plaintiff
claiming that one 81 the defendant COM
3pany's cars ran into his delivery wagon.
other suits entered were as follows:
Agnes Williams administrator VS.. J.. IT,
Davis, $500, p Crack vs., the Passen en-.
ser. and Power,seC om pany. for $500; ana
strause Brothers and Company vs.. the
Ola Dominion Steamship. Company and
tho: Norfolk and Southern 3Ra llway Com
pany,. for $500 ssss 81 al
Motions for judgment were entered in
~; NJ D. ,'o Hoge VS.. q Powell Hill, SIS: 6.
W. Antrim and sons VS., N. f. Rider Rider,
S226, 90, 1854 Ill IA az K 8 n Ss5 t3y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-30
DAY OF
COURT SYSTEM.
Interesting Occasion il Henricoy
To-day When Two Courts
Adjourn.

The last day OF tho Hcnrlco County
Court and OF the County Court system
in Virginia as whole is at hand. With
in few hours the ancient and honored
institution, antedating the Common
wealth ITSELF will have been swept into
the past that means oblivion. 5 VI
The Henrico Court willsmeet this morn.
Ing. attend to a few matters. and then
adjourn to meet no more. There viii
prbbably be some brief exercises at the
close. The Circuit Court will also adj
journ to-day. Both Judge Wexford and
Judge Nvlckham Will then retire from the
bench and become private citizens again.
The new regime Will begin on Monday,
with the Hon. r. Carter Scott as judge
The first session Of the new Circuit Court
will not be held. however. until the ftrst
Monday In April.
The snow In the county has blocked the
roads and tied the farmer down to his
doorstep. Practically the only farm work
possible Is stripping tobacco.
George Hansbrush tcolored was tried
yesterday by Squire Lcwis on tho charge
I of larceny, and was given three months
In JAIL ~ n $sS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-30
JUDGE WATKINS DENIES.
Saws He Did Not Allow Himself
10 be Interviewed. n.

ward. who, as q member Of the stare
sI,emocratic Committee, is engaged m w,
vestigating the Norfolk city political a
troubles, along with Messrs. l.loy a ~
smith and Roh,rt Gillian, was IN Hlch-
n,ond last night, on his way nome 20
spend Sunday. ,.r,+-
When seen at Murphy's, Judge way.
lkins gave out the following statement
concerning an. alleged intervleW Win NM
self In a Norfolk paper on tho Nof1oaS
county i tuation;t s,, H.. !, Ia
"My. attention was this morning ca!le co
to purport,d interview IN the Norto!l
Dispatch, in which | am reported az
igiying expression OF views on the NOT.
folk county situation, never knew @
any such publication until this mofn'ng,
and 1t was entirely unauthorized py me- I,
i 5emphatlcaly deny having had any sucn
interview as reported, nor have eyer
permitted myself to BIO interyleWea on
the subject, and am certain that : never
could have used to any person such ex-
pressions as were attributed 70 me. !
have never expressed any opinion that
4 can recall as to what the caucus QUE ~
to do in thu Norfolk county case,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-30
AS 70. COMMISSIONERS.
Move on Foot to Have Them
Sss Named by the Courts. #

II IL expected that In a short. while a
Iii viii be offered In tile General Assem-.
biy providing for the appointment OF
commissioners Of the revenue by ne CIR lr.
Certain who will be Its patron.
sit will be recalled thnt the Constitution,
leaves 10 the Legislature the matter OF
providing for the selec ton Of these h on,
lofitheir election by the people they shall
not be eligible to succeed themselves, {
appointed by the courts. therets no limit
K Is tho number Of terms they may serve
plan that the courts would be unlikely
! to na me i'm proper persons 10 these respon-
sblc places. and that II was the con y :
ttonf and wish Of the convention thnt TINS ms
F. tbs mode was not prescribed. mainly be-
cause at that time there was so much
talk about taking power out Of the hands
Of the people.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-30
FIRTH SUIT DISMISSED.
At Request Of Mrs. Firth All
Proceedings Are Stopped.

What promised to be a. most sensational
divorce suit IN the Chanccry Court OF
Richmond was dismissed by Judge Grin
ma yesterday. on motion Of the plain
tiff, Mrs. Mary "A. Firth, who had In
stituted proceedings against her husband.
r. r. Firth. alleging that he had left the
city with another woman.
Inathe order Diminishing NIL tho pro-
ceedings in the matter is an item Of
500 to be paid Mrs. Firth. which Is the
result OF somo division OF funds which
were held by the court pending the suit
It Is not known what was the cause OF
the dismissal Of the suit. though It Is
thought that some satisfactory agrees
ment was reached between the parties out
of TcO11rt s55S 20 5s55 3g 's3sf itI s3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-30
!. THE Il CIT'Y'S POOR
ARE SUFFERING
.1'hc Citizens Relief Association
Needs #Moicyi=andta Supplies At IT..
\ Oncc-pitcolis Cites Heard. HI

AEhi. lBt sS.tf f{at} ILL., .f3t 8t3l
rho snow has brought great suffering
to tho poor. of Richmond. The, destitute ",
regard snow With fear almost amount
Ing to horror. 1t makes thon, oven moro
helpless than before. ia gots may DC
picked up and little fires klndled fae '
may be kept dry, with the ground dry
beneath and tho s,in shining overhead,
no matter II the Temperature Bbo low.
but old shoes, such as the poor have.
count for little In tho slush on the streets
ut present, and odds and ends Of fu rue,
arc buried beneath the cruel, though
"benutiful snow" ,., .
Thn citizens Relief Association. which
SO often has stood brnvely between the
poor Of Richmond and Mprvation ana
cold, is doing all It can to relieve the
suffering. But II cant do complete
" unless tho generous hearted people ~ ~
Richmond come to the rescue nt once.
6 Tho association needs money, clothing,
provisions, fuel at oncc-to.dny. Contri-
buttons OF every nature made TO MI. =.
stewart Hume, Mr.. John Stewart Bryan,
Mr., Henry Leo Valentine or Mr.. Hoport
a.. Lancaster, Jr., will be APPLIED itnm 's-,
diutely where most needed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-30
Sunday Last Day.

= .rhe new tax laws provide that Sunday,
January 31st, shall be the last day upon,
which Corporations may file their state
ments With the Corporation Commission.
Tho law provides that for each thirty
DAYS failure to file such statement enc n,
there shall be a fine Of s25 to- 500, and
far two years's fnilure Judgment shall be
obtained for all fines and tho charters
OF the delnquents revoked.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-30
CHURCH NOTICES.

Grove Avenue and Deech street, --Rev.3sJ. =;
J n " IS RsTc ARpSER
q BY the pastor, subject :, y. H kH
sas nay s.t
! bAp1IsI sliI,:GH ptsoh;Esh e, OF :,
Moh e hn1 d FL b. = u p f Syn, sSRs Tho
Mens Misslonar ss society 4 cordial invita-
ton to both services .-,->-r-,
siatn ana Main stree,s,-Dr. ". Il; l. Smith.
D. D.. Iastor.--Servicesf at II A. n. and r.
NJ by by the pastor Grand SUNDAY sei'o9' fa'''
.! L &c 4, STREET BAPTIST CHURCH COR;
Sc W ear y,ay5 aal AsHsi aosE pasiGs
prsachns at II An y ICY H. e. paito..
G fEan, = q r R ana f he sel,s il i''S
Gsn,'E nAlllsLa "a u I,S IlGoEt
ser AIRS Suf Sc
$50 NJ Ffeafnn w ~ sss ssaaE a.
nnoA aoa sTrn sgas e G2R6kkaa
as s%$SfS5SI$ hta
hetTssn fSuFsn ana l.r,h
Morning subject Th Inr 4 sue5 Sc Af
school at $50 a. NJ. AZ ses'a = . - 80
'n sARk PLACE atETHoD1IsT, CHURCH CT
corner Eff rIaassn saS ta
r.. NJ every sunday sunday school sch & at s:so
pa Asgu ana n iF1iafs bAsSoM pEI
MISUNDERSTANDING at ~ 40 IA Nj I'M Leasu.
E TUESDAY $ y Il, Prayer meeting wsanesuay
FIRST reEs nHHshxEsF!slSSNN usoH COR
and Graee 1t Il
~ $r o1SSH e =
\. n, and ir. N. by ths pastor wednesday
light TEXTURE iat 5 70 cocK, SUNDAY dehool ~
53R EyrHE EsEssyEnS'1
M Wednesday nisht seryico ut o'cltck' sun
day sshoSi At n;s9 gr,A !, Mi:ovpNANr tconSEa
.rs s,to hSenio Ga ana Harrison et)5isey
CALVIN sTEWART; p Pr 81 fha pastor Mia
H Nreh school meets IT 0;so Seats Al
sss e asi
fGrove Avenue and Elm, strss5;I 7se g
s,,5 N n EMMni aL wset s 81 =
tuesday Svesds ats c n M 2slP HS 'o ALL
1, ,,,, srR Imtsrte Christian CHURCH
ana arsaf s;
the pasa0rd Nwelcome extended 10 ali, esps-
nnha d strangers and those who have no church
hope SHALL STREET cIn1sTIAN CHURCH
+ bsMfneTRo sana% anf sh,
l 'sE spesaSs th4ssaa ndsay SS'qs
o'S%syE s 81 H Il; s. CHRISTIAN 9Th, CHURCH 1oN
Hnrris between Main and Floyd Ayenuel:-
Trea ching to-m0rIow by Hey, iIENRy
tts4f 49, EPIS COVAI.
T1II1 MONUMENTAL CHURCH (BKoAp
Street below rweltth)-Rey, w. b. EVANS p
T., Notwithstanding service u o'clock, aftss'
noon o clock,
corner otn Grove Avenue and Roland s!rvetl .RsY
JOHN GIIALLOWI1LL DICKINSON. Iiector,..
seryices morning at II o. clock afternoon -
$3.50 o'clock. Sunday school at $3.50 a, ~: seA's
free. Visitors cordially WELCOME
49, LUTH ERAN. ,,r,
FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN ,CEUkSH
(seventh Street between Broad and Grace,7'
! Rey e. a.. MARKS, pastor.-seryices y a. NJ
and 6 r. NJ. Wednesday night . O clock
e't''' n CHRISTIAN ESGtEcNCIl. y ~, ~,
" FIRST CHURCH FyCII ISL -! taMrinsI.Ssr7
Services Sunday morning 1l:16. evening s;sl.
Subject OF sermon, Spirit Wednesday
eyenng $3.50, Heading room open daily from : NJ
TIC : n NJ. No.S7OS r. Main Street Al sra
| Invited. 4. & 81 %
/ +, j, IS y ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-30
it is Dangerous to Neglect Cold.

Z How often you Near It TcmaTKcd: IT
only a cold" and a few days later learn
that tho man is on his back with pneu
moniu This is OF such common occur
renee that'-n cold. however slight. should
not be disregarded. Chamberain's Cough
Remedy counteracts any tendency OF Il
cold TO result in pneumonia, and has
gained it's great popularity and extensive
sale by its prompt cures of this common
ailment. 1t always cures and is pleasant
to take. For sale by all druggists.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-30
To License GYpsies.

+ The House Committee on Finance yes
terday reported favorably the bill Offer
ed by DR. r, S, Powell, of Brunswick.
to license Gypsies and other strolling COM
4panies and 10 fix the license tax at
S3I per year, The bill will likely pro-
woke soma discussion.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-30
Old Ball PLAYER.

Nj SIR. Louis Glsselbrecht has received
softer from Pete woodruff, a we'll known
old Richmond baseball player. He 10
nav located In New York, and says he
NJ doing we'll, and wishes to be remem-
bE3sd by his old friends.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-30
G. w. WESBTURY.
District Passenger Agent.
SPECIAL LOW RATES VIA sEARoARD
AIR LINE RAILWAY, AC.
~ COUNT MARDI GRAS ---.- -----

On account of the above occasion the
Seaboard will sell tickets at rate of
one first-class fare plus twenty-five (25)
cents for the round-trip. to New Orleans,
La, Pensacola, Fla, and Mobile, Ala.
Tickets on sale February to Is, 1904,
Inclusive; final limit February 20; except
upon payment of fee of fifty cents per
ticket, final limit March 8, 1901. viii be
For rates and other information apply
ia any agent of this company, or
II. s. LEARD,
District Passenger Agent,
$50 East Main Street. Richmond. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-30
Delightful "Select Reading

The select reading which Mrs. Fred
Jones will give in the Hall Of the House
OF Delegates on the evening of Febru-
airy 4th promises TO be well attended.
Many members of the Senate and the
House have bought tickets. The Virginia
Glee Club will assist Mrs. Jones, and
the combination insures an evening OF
pleasure for all who attend.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-30
5Onened the WalkWays.

Colonel John W. Richardson had a
snow pillow at work early yesterday
morning on the CAPITOL Square, ana IN a
ljttle'.wh]e all tho .walkways were open
cnd In good shape. 1.-The plow was pull
cd by convlcts and attracted consider
able attention.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-30
For the Plaintiff,

In the Law and Equity Court yesterday.
In the matter of Sal!e Victoria Allen vs..
Richmond Passenger and Power Conn
pany, the Jury brought In verdict for
1850 for the plaintiff. The case con-
sumed about two days In Its trial.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-30
AT RAILWAY Y. M. C. A.
TO Speak on Temperance and
E.ll Christian Citizenship.

Senator William II. Mann will be the
speaker at the Main Street Station Y, NJ.
&c. a. tomorrow afternoon. The Sunday
afternoon mems meeting OF this institu-
3tion have become very popular and emil
nent speakers always address them. To-
morrow afternoon at $3.50 o'clock the
author OF the Mann bill will deliver an
address on the lines OF temperance and
Christian citizenship and 1t is expected
that great crowd OF men will be present
to hear the distinguished speaker
AT 3 O'Clock the song service will be-
gin; Mrs. Walter c. Duke. Mr. and
Mrs W. s. Bales will sing solos and
/. the association orchestra will give selec-
lions.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-30
.Woman's Suffrage Convention.

The thirty-slxch annual convention OIL
The National American Woman Suffrage
Associa ton will be held in National til rs
Armory Hail., Washington. y. e., rep
#1uary nth to 18th, inclusive.
A programme Of unusual interest mas
been prepared consisting OF an evening
,,ith the national officers. one with phi
1nnthropf5ts, and one with soclologtsts,
when men and women foremost along
these various lines Of thought will be
heard.
Richmonders in New York.
(Special to Tie Times Dispat ch)
NEW YORK, Jan. 29.-Ncw Amsterdam
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