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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-16

IT RusTEE's sALE--I. tho undersigned sub
! stituted trustee. In execution Of Ger.
p =" T ussS Ills WIZ e T. Il Eysen trustee
dated August Slst. 1901 and recorded In tho
Clerks ofilce Of the county Of New Kent. de-
fault having been made u the paymsnt q the
requested By the beneficiary thersin SO to DO
w se PHdRal!a a1st9S en- 81 sEP
TEMBER, 1904, ut Q o clock p. MI, that Ger.
tain lot OF land at Tunstals. in New Kent
county. Va. containing ono acre, more or less.
adjoining the lands OF the Southern Railroad
and others, It being the same lot or tract OF
land the said r. G. Tunstall now resides.
Terms Of sale: Cash as to 90 much as WIN pay
OF the said note and Interest thereon from
the sale, and the balance on q credit OF one and
two years, the purchaser giy!ng hls bond, bear.
ing Interest from date, and secured by deco OF
trust on said land TOR the datorrsd paymsnt'.
This lot or tract Of land has q valuable dwell.
INK house, wheelwrlEht shop, store house and
ether buildings on snd st XIII. es:
August the ?4th, 1904, r, T, GREGORY. sub e.
stituted Trustee. AVE 1D'sVs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-16
A YOUTH ROBS
REGISTERED MAIL
snanIal m The DEMONSTRATIONS

NEW 'Pee'f!r = NhWs. WH. SEPT iS1Ray-
mond Joo. the sixteen-year-old son OF NJ,
Joo postmaster at Pine Beach, was ar
F Ead e re S ngs i p yobpRs s 1ns
States mails The boy was released on q
bond OF $1,000 for his appearanee for trial "a
soner GARRETT. IA v,
not seem to realize the gravity Of his sit 1t
McHorney, Of tho steamer Pine Beach.
mailed a registered letter containing $780,
addressed to HIS s1ster.iq,la%, ~ H scr, ~
The letter was too late for. the mail. 50
/ the story goes, and young Joo, who was
going to Norfolk, was told to place 1t In
the postotflce there.
t s ep s ssyH,o?s f0qfsnsa
and threw the letter away. A day or two
money n one Captain MeHorney; was notified
aaydS his letter ca
Postmaster Joo. who said that he would
satisfied With, tho answers Of the post
master, the skipper made complaint 70
da ass Seo cas sasere g ss
rest was made the postma ster sent Cap,
by the foyernlnent for registered letters
TO MsEsh spvea vs nsM steS
the Vessel was leaving oston harbor
yesterday afternoon her steering gear
iay 70 for tMo heurs III Later she was
caught III the terrific storm and roughly
handled , She will leave early tomorrow
morning for Baltimore,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-16
M,cUE MURDER CASE.
Difficulty Experienced in secur
ing Counsel to Prosecute.

Especial to Inc llneS- DlSpdtCH.ll itl
CHARLOTTESVILLE Va Sept. To-
Mr.. Ernest b. Crawford. Of Harrison
burg, Va, brother of Mrs. Fannie M
NicCue, who was murdered on the night
Of the 4th Of September IS mere to Goa.
Grand upon which he came, It is be-
3lieved that he Is seeking legal aid for the
prosecution of his 5brother-ln-laW VINO
stands charged with the crime. Thus f = !
no announcement has been made; With
authority as to who has been engaged, y
At first It was said that Mr.. John ].
Lee the noted criminal la wyers Of Lynch
also one offthe strongest attorneys n the
State. had been retained by the CraW-
fords. h Lee, however, Is for the de1ense.
and It Is said now that Mr.: Curry - not
tho Albemarle bar seems willing for per
sonaI reasons to take part IN the prose
scution. ,,}
j t was rumored that the members Of the
Alhemarle bar were e confer iast, evening e ln
curing legal assistance, but Mr. Crawford
would not admit that he had conferred
with m ore than one attorney. This is
was the Hon. r. Walton : Moore
Throughout the State and Of conceded
ability. Mr.. Moore. however was pre-
vented from entering upon the case by en-;
gagements previously ~ entered ..,lHto.s -
one time it was thought that Charles y
Meredith. of Richmond, GOULD find more
time to undertake a share In the prosec,l.
ton, but professional enga gements have
prevented. ills understood that he stipu:
lated that no fee should be paid him. and
that his services would be commanded
simply in the interest of justice. Anothe,
srumor is to the effect that; there IS g
quiet movement In progress for privat
provision Of funds to secure an adequatt
prosecution. but this report cannot %
verified. x 5S 81 IKE III s94 &,
The ex- Mayor 1t seems. has made ever,
provision for legal defense. even to secur
ing to his attorneys the payment of atheil
fees. aggregating Sl2,60o.
"a The imprisoned lawyer is attending t
business in his usual methodical way. re
5ceivingf clients and in some cases closing
up business he has had for them.
The grand jury is expected to meet Mon
day Of next week and the case Will prob
ably be called in court bout the middle
of the week. Postponement, however, may
follow.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-16
CARRY MAILS ON
STEAMBOAT ROUTES.
lRy Assncia14d press.l

7f5534llg n as (By3 ASsocla Ted Press.] a
j WASHINGTON, .. c., September 10.
The Postoffice Department to-day issued
advertisements inviting proposals for car
rying the malls on all the star and steam
boat routes in New England. New York,
New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware,
Maryland. Virginia and West Virginia
,forsthe next$contract term of four years,
beginning July ], 1905. 7,
The advertisements include 49l9 mall
routes, on which the present contract pay
Is approximately s1.555. 900 per annum. q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-16
SOUTHSIDE DOCTORS.
Meeting Of the Medical Associa'
ton at Franklin,

Especial to The Tlmes-Dlspa tch)
side Medical Association held it's fifth
session Tuesday in Franklin, and a large
and representative number Of physicians
We're present; The programme was a
highly enjoyable one. and the papers pre-
scented We're discussed freely,
prs, Landon B.. Edwards and ]. Shelton
sHorseley, OF Richmond, were present,
and entered into tho spirit Of the occa-
DR. Leigh, OF Norfolk was we'll received,
e The addresses OF welcome wera made
by Mayor Watkins, OF Franklin. Thu as
ISOLATION is invited to meet Is Enpori,a
the first Tuesday. In November.
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Mrs. ]. II. Ellis

y
Especial to: The Times. Dispa tch.l
wite Of ef Fl Ellis Of rayl tS
district. died at her home near Thornhill,
On this county, yesterday, after long
illness, aged about SIXTY years.
Mrs. Willie JRoop.
Especial to The Times Dlspatc h.l
Reop VIE 81 MIR Mr.. lR%illiam ~ Ro 5tsIe
died this morning after brief illness,
aged twenty-slx. She Is survived by her
husband and two young children.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-16
In 5DinWiddie.

ss (special 10 The Times: Dispatch) ii
WILSON'S, VA, Sept. l6-Thls section
was visited yesterday evening py q, one =. o.
stion for many years, and was accompa-.
MED BY much wind and rain. ..,4,,
The wind travelled at the YeIIoseiI ;y,,,e o.
damage to the standing crops. leaves YES
were whipped from the trees. germ ~ w y
blown down and tobacco was naaly
Tx, I most o;p Of tie tobacco crop N this.
section is yet standing on the hl!l, ah al
the damage to that crop VIII pc thous,aJm 1N1l
Of dollars. The streams are very N gh,
and It. Is feared that much damage mas
been done. elsIa ~. ~ Nlt, q.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-16
Pretty Home Wedding.

Is A pretty home wedding was Ssolemnized
Wednesday afternoon at 5 o'clock at the
residence Of the brides sisters. Thirty
sixth and 1 streets when Miss yirgie
Bland Mosby became the bride Of MI.
Andrew Valentine Orcher.t .5 4
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Father Leo. OF st. Mary's church. Miss
Nora Tholl was maid Of honor. and Mr..
Edward Nlosby. brother OF the bride.
acted as, best man. The ushers were;
Messrs. B. j. Tolker. E. s.. Morris, and
o. G. Reidlebach.
The couple left for an extensive North
ern tour, and on their return will reside
in Richmond,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-16
BY Richmond Auction Co..
Geo. H. Valentine, Auctloneery
Administrators Auction Sale OF
Stock, Fixtures, Licenses, Unex-s
pired Lease, etc, etc, OF the Late
4 John Rocchiccioli.

As administrator Of the estate OF the,
late John Rocchiccioli. will sell a.. q |
whole, ut public auction, tho Stock. fig
lures, Licenses. Unexplred Lease OF the
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER IS. 1904. n
at ii O'clock A. NJ The stand has long
been a. good one. and was successfully run
by the late owner. The stock OF Wines.
Liquors Cigars and Tobacco are of a good
kind and include many we'll known
brands OF WHISTLES and Cigars
The Fixtures are In good condition ana
include almost al things necessary to'i
TERMH-Cash. L. 3. HATKE,
sent l-3t AdministrAtor.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-16
AUCTION SALE a
Most Attractive Home and
Building Lot in Lee Dis
trict, No. 1915 Park Ave.

At the request OF the owner, We Will
offer for sale. upon the premises. opposite
Lee Monument, y. K, . Sst5
WEDNEsDAY. SEPTEMBER 81, 1904. 7;
at s. o'clock F.; NJ. the above home s,,t ana :.
a TIRES story dwelling with Is rooms and
all modern improyemsnts elessts Sin ~ each nn
room furnace wath .wo knqs q ne 10 - wa
porches,. = !,
inches, tho house fronting % feet, and
lot fronting 20 feet Z inches and running
back ITO feet 9 inches to an alley 20 Sfeet
Any one wishing an scellent home.
should attend this sale. together With
those looking for q geod iEYsstment, I,
and is months. evidenced by negotiable
notes with per cent, interest added anu
secured BY deed Of trust on the property
Auctioneers.
The property can be inspected at any
time after 10 o'clock A NJ
septl6,tds ,5 . @ t.sSssd y Ll-- s.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-16
ON THE CHESAPEAKE.
The Monitor Florida Reports
Many Small Craft Ashore.

(By Associated Press.)
II NORFOLK, VA, Sept. 15.-Reports, { Of t
las, e l n,ShtsS s. s5SssrS@ gradually coming
The monitor Florida was compelled TO
anchor in the Chesapeake near, Crlsfield.
Md, during the blow; She arrived here
to-day and reported signing many ANY s'l'a''
The schooner White Wings picked up
the crew Of the capsized sloop Sadie from
the. bottom OF that vessel n Hames ,Hiaer
overturned in the storm and all her crew
had scrambled upon her keel,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-16
WILL SPEND BIG
SUM ON NEGROES
(By ssso,clat ed Press

(By Associated Press, y3, 8 1.$s3
AUGUSTA, GA. Sept, "A special to
the Chronicle from Atlanta says ..,, I.
Tho Southern Baptist Convention Will
spend $4,000 this year for the moral de-
cision has been reached by6a commission
appointed at the Nashville meeting OF the
convention. at syhich the work among the
negroes was feature, The commission.
which has aeted for The
every Southern State. including the. 1n-
5dansTerrtory and the District Of ,Colum-
bia, 1t has Just completed It's work,
commission It formulated and adopted ex-
ipressons OF the most cor dial and complete
endorsement and communication of the
plans OF the Home Mission Board for ems
tlarged work among he negroes. 53i y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-16
HEAVY GUARD.
AROUND JAIL
Reported That Friends Would
Attempt to Rescue Al
legged Lynchers.
fpu Associated Press y

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Sept. 15.-Act-
Ing Governor Cunningham to day appoint-
cd military court OF inquiry to inves-
tigate the conduct OF Captain r. l.. Hay
and the mon OF his company at the time
Of tho lynchlng of the negro Horace Ma
pies at Huntsville, September 18th.
The court will convene In Huntsville
next Monday or as soon thereafter as
practicable. Upon It's communications
will depend whether or not conrt-n,ar-
tIai Is to be ordered.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-16
BY Mcveigh and CHM,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
1112 e. Main Street.
a ucr1oN SALE OF 353.
THE LARGE LOT
AT THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF
Boulevard and Main Street..
! UCT1oN SALE

Al the reouest 81 the owner. A Who ~
anxious to sell, We will offer for sale, on
the premises. on t5s IA s5
FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 1e. 1901.
at 3 O'clock P. NJ, the above lot, which
has frontage Of $50 feet. ore or less
on the east side Of the Boulevard. NJ and
extends back between parallel lines. 1870
feet more or less, along the north line Of
This IS a cha nee for SPECTATORS.
TERMS-One-third ca sh balance in six,
twelve and eighteen onths. evidenced
by negotiable notes. six per cent inter-
est added, and secured by a deed OF trust.
MoVEIGE & GLINN r. 8s
t&54 Gsg f5s4 ,S4i TIC lone ere l5s&
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-16
FIVE CHILDREN
BURNED TO DEATH

(By Associated Press
COLUMBIA. KY, Sept. 15.-FiveS chill
dren were burned to death and their pa
rents. Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Sapp, fatally
injured at Rolly, Adair county Ky. to-
day in fire which partly destroyed the
sapp home. AS sapp and his wife are
not able to talk. the cause OF the fire can.
not be learned.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-16
SAVE MONEY ON YOUR uRocE RIEs
AT QUA STORES.

Hi ! = y
Larae irish P0tasoesj Per peck. 49,. $50
Best American, oranulated Sugar, ID. $40
i.lb Mountain noii Butter .s..........isc
Large bottle Ammonia .................s 50
Virginia Comb Honey, per pound. .fso
2Arbuckle's Arlosa Coffee, pound. i. 121S1
carly June peas, can 90
Small California Hams, pourd....... 100
Shredded Cocoat1ut, pound .......... 12lsc
New Hswkeye Rolled Oats, package. 5. So
White A sugar, pound ...... .i...... .4Isc
Lion Coffee, lib papers,. 40
Best city Neal per peck 1906 or
,uss. Ms.on Jars Vanilla 100 100
eest Cream cheeoe, pounds for. -. ESQ
Canned Tomatoes, large cars. -, .;....7e
New Clipped Herrlnes, . dozen for.. .2sc
oood lard pound. Observation-Disclosures 40
Quart Jars 4 ONE. Made sweet pickles 100
S1ry our silver klnu Minnesota Pat.
ont Flour 36c. bag, or barrel.... .ss.7B
./hree sound Jars Home. Made pre-.
Blackberry or CasaWba Wine, quart 12o
Ginger snaps or Soda Crackers, pound 40
Salt Pork per pound .......t.t.........7c
smlthreld n ans, pound ........... 15o
Backing and Scrub Brushes. Sc
swltIer Cheese, lib .&..............s2 zoe
cvod Green or Mixed Tea, lb...a. SOC
1iA dozen New Roe Herrlngs, for......2 $50
pnra cid er Vtneaar, gallon ~, 2oc
FRESH Bologna Sausage, pour1d........7c
Mixed Spices for Picking, lb.......... goo
two boxes PearIIne for. Sc
Root eeer. makes 8 gallons, bottle. ....se
puffy's Nal. Whisky, per bottle. u. SOC
S..uLLmAh'S SON +,
pewr, TOWN stores, 1s2o.1s22 East Main
street. Uptown store, 500 East
Marshall Street.
phones at our Two Stores.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-16
TO BE Welded.
Past Grand Commander to Make
Miss Lucy Lee Hill His Bride.

Especial TO The Times-Dispatch)
b LYNGHBURG, VA. September l5.-The
enEa gementeis announced OF Past Grand
Commander James MacGill, OF Pulaski,
TO Miss Lucy Lee Hill, daughter Of the
late General A. p. Hill.
The wedding will take place in Peters,
burg some time In November. Miss Hill
is now in Chicago.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-16

Z By ]. Thompson Brown q Co.,
Ills Main Street. s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-16
BLACK NOMINATED BY
new JERSEY DEM 0CRATS
CIV Associated Press \.

z TRENTON, N. j., September l6.--
!, Charles G, Black, Of Hudson county. was
nominated for Governor to-day BY the
New Jersey Democratic State Convention.
The platform adopted denounces the Re-
publican party for alleged extravaganza
OF public money and condemens the par
4 ty Ia power for. Legislative corruption."
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-16
REV. Mr.. KNIGHT ACCEPTS
Will Soon Become Pastor Of Cal.

Will Soon Become Pastor of CAL
vary Baptist Church.
Rev. Ryland knight. of Ashland. KY,
has accepted the call to Calvary Bap-
tist Church, which was lately resigned
by Rev. DR.. Weston Bruner. He is ex-
pected In Richmond about the 18th OF
October
Mr.. knight is ana. B. Of Princeton and
graduate of the Southern BAPTIST Theo-
logical Seminary. His mother Is a daugh-
ter Of the late Dr. Robert Ryand. for
merly president OF Richmond college. He
IS only thirty years old, and for the past
five years has held his first charge-the
Baptist church at Ashland, ky.,for which
he has been instrumental In raising funds
and building a handsome edifice, which
was dedicated last spring. MS
Mr.. Ryland is. unmarried. He is said
to be a man of excellent delivery nd
zeal
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-16
DR.. AIGHEA0 TO
SUCCEED Or. ALDERMAN
5(By Associated Press.

$500 Y. ~ BY RssprIAFeH :! ESD
DIAL from New Orleans says DR.. 2, B..
Craighead presldent Of the Missouri
State Normal School at Warrenshurg,
No. has been offered the presidency of
Tulane University. to succeed DR.. Alder
man, who goes to the University Of Vlr-
glnia. 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-16
MI. Moore Here,

Mr.. George P. Moore. of Chicago. repre-
sents the Carter White Lead Company.
OF President Peters, of the Common
D Mr. Peters will be elected president Of
the International Association Of Painters
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-16
LEADER OF NEGRO
BAND is ARRESTED
f(By Associated Press.)i

= 3F1E by Ass0clated 5PTess.J
Ss HAMILTON GA September 15--Elijah
Gore. a negro preacher, who is charged
with leadership Of a Before Day Club
among the negroes OF this section, which
is said to have planned the murder Of
prominent white men, has been arrested
and has been ordered to leave the vicinity.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-16
A Cyclone,

,wi fHP1GAiiMi Is NS VA SEPT. i5.-A
cyclone ra5ssed near Toano yesterday
about 9 o'clock, The barn OF Mr.. Dun
ham was blown. down and one Of his
laa,aia2 Was klLHsG Il :gits
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-16
REAL ESTATE.
Your Rentals Solicited,

HAVE YOU ANY VACANT IioMEs2
sIows io haya 4 comrteous, but most per.
slstent collector. who seldom loses any
rent. have daily appiicat ions TOR homes
that cannot furnish, and II YOU have
any vacant ones. E!ye ma 2 trial -,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-16
In King William.

(snecla to The Times, Dlspatch;)
ETNA MILLS. VA: Sept, i6;mAh ~, heavy 9 y y
rain and Wind storm passed oxar thls sr Sec'.
blowing down the crops OF corn, tobacco
and hay. Trees are lying across the main
-rouds and telephone wires are broken.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-16
new CHAIR in
UNIVERSITY
The State Hospital for the In
sane Is Over
crowded.
Especial 10 The Times DIspatcn.)

Especial to The Times-DispatchO
RALEIGH, n. c., September 15.-Trus-
tees OF the University Of North Carolina,
In session to-day, authorized the estab-
lishmcrt OF the School OF Applied Sciences,
with Professor j. w. Gore as dean, the
school to consist Of mathematics, cleo
trlcity chemistry. geology, mining. Pres
ident venable reported fifty more stu
dents enrolled this term 70 date than at
tended all last year.
RALEIGH, NJ Sept. 15.--The. Executii,v y,
fn em'. at R & s i, session Yesterday
and to-day. report the AFFAIRS N exeelie s,,,
condition, but the institution terripiy
crowded. They declare that appropTiaa-
lions for material enlargement by the
next Legislature is an imperative ,teces-
OPPONENT FOR PoU.
Chairman +. D.. Jones. Of the ..Repn,pol, |.
f Far this fhe Fonrt Dstret was here
day in hopes Of getting the committee ,t TO-
gether and naming candidate for Con- ,l
gress 70 oppose Ed ". Pon;, Dsm s;s LUG
congressman. but other members 8 d hsyn no =
candidate named within two weeks. :.
Parties who arrived here from Mt;
Olive since the cyclone YESTERDAY teIl o. o.
some rernarKaDIef 1TedkSH Ol ltuc ,WAiAo' I ~
one instance a dwelling was blown down
and four small children were carried by
the wind into the yard unhurt, At an
other house Mrs. Cox was sitting IN
chair In front of her house when me
force OF the wind smashed the chair,
damned the woman In a corner and over
turned the house. pinnlng the woman
down SO that It required hard Work by
three neighbors to extrlcate her. row
ever, she was urtfarmed
@ ALDRICH COULD NOT. CONE.
Senator Simmons has received q tele-
gram from Senator Aldrich. of Rhode
island. notifying him that he cannot meet
him in Beaufort until September 18th.
They were to have met theret today Tor
the purpose of comforting as TO- the pos /
bilities for deepening the bar by,y govern :
lmcnt appropriations. t5SF isf ylgsy+5 s ,
Armistead Jones. for the past seyeral
years chairman Of the Wake county
Democratic Committee. announces that
he Will not stand for reelection. and he
will be succeeded by w. e. Snow. who
led the victorious fight In the Democratic
primaries for the reform ticket Of coun-
~ comm lssioners. whose ma jority was
about 800.
u The official count Of the Democratic pri-
mary returns shows the j &c Elllngton,
ma jority over N. B. Broughton for the
State Senate was i2oi. Ellington was on
the ticket with the reform county COM
tnissioners, whose ma jority was LOCO.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-16
Smashed to Pieces.

--l778I77T y (3y AssocIated Fressl R !
steamer Joseph Church. OF Greenport. l.,
r, struck on Peaked Dill hars day and
was smashed to pieces. CAPTAIN Martin
I.eeman and his CREW Of twenty one men
We're saved. gs,ft
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-16
HIBERNIANs HOLD SWAY.
Largest Crowd Which Has At
tended Bazaar Present Last Night.

Last night. al the Sacred Heart Bazaar 4aar
was Hibernian Night and one Of the
largest crowds that has yet attended
the entertainment was present
The entertainment consisted OF music
and Rotations Miss Madeline AfccTeady
rendered several vocal selections with
taste and expression. and her recitation
sof ''Erin's Banner" was exceptionally well
given. Miss Eleanor stcinbrecher also
recitcd two selections. which were well
received. a 3aSS III
Those who assisted AlrH. Joseph Decor
in receiving at the floral and reception
booth were. Mrs. Charles Meizhan. Mrs.
n. S.. Nelsler. Mira. "A. 6. Evans, Misses
Mary 4 and Louise Neisler. Emma and
Nellie Lucas. Grace Metcalfe. Agnes
soNeil, Martha Graft. b. Moore and Alice
AIcGrannahan z w @
To-day there will be a matinee for the
children Of st. Josephss Academy and the
Sacred. Heart school OF Richmond, !
programme which will delight the little
ones will be rendered.
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years Identified With the tobacco business
the j. Wright Company Since the ab-
sorptfon OF that plant by the American
Tobacco Company M. Wing1eld had been
The funeral Will take place this after.
noon at 1870 O. clock from ths Clay Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-16
BY The Valentine Auction Co.,
612 e. Broad Street. al
Large Lot Household Furniture, Car
pets, Mattings, Rugs, Cooking
Stove etc at Auction. .4sl III IN

TO-DAY (F'riday), September 18th, at our
auction warerooms, No. OH Il T.. Broad
Street, commencing 1880 o. clock, consist
and Wardrobes. Oak sdeboards, Enamel
ed Iron Beds. Oak Hat Racks, Ice Boxes
Bed Lounges. Clocks, Pictures Walnut
Bookcase and Secretary, Oh irs, Rockers
Mattresses. Odd Bedsteads,; several good
Cooking Stoves, large lot Of Cooking 3Uten-f
$sils.$ etc. large number Of used Carpets 10
Rolls New Mating 50 New Rugs, and al
large lot Of small household tiles.
good condition; / Barrel Vinegar and q
various assortment Of Carpent er's Tools
etc. THE SV4ALENTINEe IAUCTIONRCO.s 3s
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REAL ESTATE-For Rent.
FOR RENT,
ONE OF THE MOST ELEGANT RESI-
dences In the city.
2O7 West Franklin Street,

l6 rooms, bath rooms. SPACIOUS Walns-
hardwood staircase. handsome billiard
room With carom table OF finest make:
light and airy basement from end to end,
II feet pitch and many other attractive
features, ~, W. hONpfI q SUN
sent Is. eod.3t i.N isfg 4 -f.tJs 49,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-16
DEATHS.

iJoURNEY.-Died. September 18th. at g.
m P. M, at the residence OF his brother. L..
III c.. JourneSr. 3O5 Ms Meadow Street,
NICHOLAS JAMES JOURNEY.
5sE .Interments4in 3 Hollywood TODAY at
8 o'clock. Services at the grave.