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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-15

In nearly all the large cities. II have a
letter before me from Miss Emma Lamp
iacrG, the general organizer OF this union.
She has travelled all over the country
and is wcll-knowr every where in labor
circles, She says:
~ believe that trade unions nre good
thing for women, and that they are alb
solutcly necessary to their business and
industrial success. This Is especially so
as regards retail clerks. Tie female
help in most stores is uncertain There
is so much floating help--here to-day and
gone commonwealth 1t is very annoying
10 the merchant and unsettlng 10 the.
employees. Many of our salesladics work
only Tor pinrmoney, thereby Keeping ont
others who are compelled 10 depend up
on their own resources for living. 1T
is necessary that a saleslady should have
good r,p-to-date clothes. and she must
have a good salary 10 pay for them. 9TH
erwise she must steal or secure money
in other ways. Indeed, hundreds Of
young girls go to ruin yearly through the
low salaries paid BY the retail merchants
OF this city OF Chicago. therefore say.
that every women should help in the
cause Of organized labor, 1t is by this
means that we can raise wages and se-
cure fixed employment, and By these
means only
YOU ASK what Inc retall CLERKS nave
done Through our union we have re-
duced our hours OF labor from fourteen
and sixteen hours per day to ten hours.
and IN some places to eight and nine.
We have secured fixed legal holidays, and
in some cities a weekly half holiday dur
Ing July and August We have cared
for our sick and buried our dead,
''As to wages, the lady retail clerk re-
eeives from So 80 TO s25 per week. About
30 per cent of our salesladies are getting
less than 81 per week and 30 per cent
less than So
Masculine Women.
''You ask whether trades unions nliseN
women and make them masculine? i
don't think so. fthey are mseSed II Is
from the lack Of respect that men have
for them since they have entered the
iicld or Labor They look upon us as
competitors, and do not remember that
VIC are an absolute necessity, and that
III we withdraw from the field an enor-
nous amount Of foreign labor would have
10 he brought in 10 do our work. The
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-15
ago Teachers Federation in the courts
The lady Retail Clerks.

2 one of tho fast growing womenis or
ganizations of the United States is the
Union Of Lady Retail Clerks. us mem
bcrs are found in most of ou' big de-
y,artmont stores Thelp are Loo Of them
III Chicago alone, and they have Locals
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-15
Absence Of Scandals Or OF Rt1-
,nors Of Corruptior--Deserip-
ton Of a Tow, Meeting iii
Mancllcstcr--Public6 Vcr-
sus Private Bathing
i'll England.
Bv Frederick Uphan Adams.

t1trORIC entering more fully Into
In tho details or municipal owner
ND ship. us developed In these cit
80 los OF Great Britain. 1t IN well
to take a glance at the inep
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-15
"A Voice From Wellesley,

seoEtlass9 v go4lA s-ss,l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-15

p8gill tho time come when women Viii
receive hatsanie nay as the men,
'Yes, Just ~ sttta ~ ts3e fsssisa LhAt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-15

My next letter Is from Boston II is
written by Miss Anna Iiowcn, he head
OF tho women cigar shippers Of that city.
The daily tribune., 1904-07-16
Denver & Rio 6fande Railway.
o. T. MENzEL. Agent.

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The daily tribune., 1904-07-16
RAILROAD TIME CARDS.
Atehison. Topeka & Santa fe Railwa,

Atehtson. Topeka 4 Santa Fe Railway.
No. 695-From Pueblo and all
potnts cast, arrive daily II 90 N
No. 62e-For Pueblo and all points
east. depart daily----------.- SIS . m
No. 6Sl-From Florence and Rock
vale, daily, oxcopt eunday, depart 1 20 . %
No. 6s4-Fror7 Canon City, daily, ex-
eept Sunday. arrive i2:D p N
Direct connection 10 now made At Pueblo fos
Chicago and all points east, and at La Junta
With California limited for Los Angeles and
Ban Francisco.
Inquiries solicited and promptly and cheer
fully answered.
Descriptive literature foldsrs free By apply
tnR N 4. 8. PALMDR ARsot
The daily tribune., 1904-07-16
..m 4 BAD Way"
|1Iasya F,sspses Rsalu wai 1ssI
orsssfui ~ sAis Infwnasssa.


Whsa year hask gives est;
Beesoa 49,. Wenk q ashing;
whss urinary trosblss ~ In.
Yeas ki1ssys - ''in . ~ way"
Deans KjAnsy Pills will ours yoa.
Hses h Iesal svieesss - psovs is:
n. J. White. q sos Valley ssrsss.
(lolssaAe epsines. sstiss1 iArDss.
laSs: ''Doas's KiAnsy Pix Eshsvsd
- a terrible disersD froo backaebe
asd dinscslty with ths kidnsy ssoss-
tions cosld hardly turn in bsd
- The TOO frsqusnt aotios OF tbs
sssssssoss was vssy annoyins. pro-
cared Doan's Kidney Pills and took
then according 70 dirsesioos. fslt
bsttsr in shSrt stms and Wa Anally
cared"
Jast such emphatic endorssmsut
can BE- he'd right here IN Flossnos.
Drop into W. J. Daniels drug store
ast ask what customsrs report.
For sale by all dealers Price 80
cent?. Foster Milbsrn Co.. Buffalo.
N r., sole agents for tho United
States.
Remember the name Doan' g. and
take no other. 60 d
The daily tribune., 1904-07-16

age OF ev !
splendor,
Of 1910, "
armies Of
defeated I
sena on til |
The Brit
position OF |
tie. That |
in what an
foom he oc |
Around
series Of l
The daily tribune., 1904-07-16
Are You Looking

for the finest. fastest train ssrvios
between Florence and Chicago and Ill
points easti We have 1t In oonneo'
tion with D. and r. @. Tho Chicago
Union Pacific and Northwestern line
operates two crack daily trains Den
yer 10 Chicago. without change. Pull
man cars, Buffet smoking and library
cars. free reclining chair cars. dininl
cars. tourist sleeping cars trhougt
from Florence twice weekly. Ash
your agent or write D. H. Hoops
general agent, Denver. II
The daily tribune., 1904-07-16

We congratulate Pueblo upon its
good fortune In securing the large
plast Of the Dupont Powder company
for the manufacture Of explosives,
which Il 70 be located south Of the
river nsar Swallows. It 10 the estab.
lishmsnt Of another great entsrprise
In the Arksnsas valley snd will be q
valuable adjunct TO usb blo's list Of
lasgs labor employers. OF course It
will benefit Pueblo more than any
other town In the valley. but what
ever benefits Pueblo benefits Flor
sncs and vice versa.
The daily tribune., 1904-07-16

The hrst payment Of e5oo, 600 ON the
government loan Of n. 900. 600 TO the
Loaisiaua Purchase Expositiou cem-
pany was deposited in the subtrsasury
IN 81. Louis yesterday 1.-THE best
auswer TO any talk that tho exposi.
tton company would have difliculty in
making the payment IL that the money
10 now in the 1ub.treasury. said
President Francis mot only have
ws made the payment but it has been
done day ahead Of time.
The daily tribune., 1904-07-16

. Il takes Ohio 70 establish prece.
dsuts. Waltar Ofmston Of mp state.
inssrfsred between husband and wife
asd was promptly Get upon by both.
The precedent setting was in the fact
that be didn't get the worst Of it.
but licked the hasbsnd. took him to
jail and recsivsd the thanks Of the
weeping wife.
The daily tribune., 1904-07-16

A clash between viceroy Alsxeifl
and 0en. Auropattin IL imn,uent.
Il 10 said that Alexeif frequently re.
vezses the generals orders and makes
. general botch Of every thing under.
taken. A correspondents says that
unlsss Alexisn u recalled Russia will
loes several more battles
The daily tribune., 1904-07-16

This 10 rather peculiar start in
the presidential campaign. The re-.
publicans are claiming everything
west Of the Mississippi for Roosevelt.
including Texas, while the democrats
are claiming all the eastern, southern
and . few Of the northern states for
Parker.
The daily tribune., 1904-07-16

Tho Russian newspaper Novoe
vremya says; THE British must
not compare the present conflict with
the Boer war. They had 800. 900
Boers against Great Britain. We
have half million Japanese against
Great Russia.
The daily tribune., 1904-07-16
n erais easrytss raiiroads o-.ter.

H. erais carrying railroads erntss-
~ - kaasas City arc ceop1sttno
Use0asasicas fer ti,s hsadling q she
Wbeae crop. AAaitioas ere bsisg
Qn1s - railread yasds nd cars are
bstns asbilissd IL tbs grain peodssipa
oe1stry. The 6ssta Fs 10 nakisg
e9tensivs aAditioos 10 its yards ct
ATBsatius; she Hiasoari Pacific 10 ID :
ding 70 its track room In the east
bottoos. and the new one and . halt
nillioa bsshsl elevator hes bssn ready
several weeks. Tho Milwaukee 10
addins . million bushel capacity TO
iss elevator at Coburg; and the Rock
Island. Union Pacifc. and Frisco
lines ere increasing their yard capa-
city. The Burlington has dozen
teams u work grading . roadway TO
the elevator which has been recentlv
eonplstsd near Harlem IN CLAY cnun.
sy.-Ksnsas City Star.
The daily tribune., 1904-07-16
Cured ef Chronic Diarrhoea Ate,
Ten Years of Suffering.

Aou Tears Of Su0er1nR.
I.wish to say = few words in
praise Of Chamberlain's = Colo, Cholera
snd Diarrhoea Remedy" says Mrs.
Matte Burse. Of Martinsville, Va,
II have suffered from chronic diar.
rhoea for ten years and during that
time tried various medicines without
Obtaining any permanent relief.
Lest summer one Of my children was
taken will. cholera norbns, and
procnrsd . bottle Of this remedy.
Oujy two doses were required 70 give
hse entirs relied. then decided to
NJ - nsdicins uyself. and did not
- Al ef oss bsttie before waa we'll
- 4 havs nsver sincs heAn troubled
~ 49, aaaplaint. Ons cannot ~
~ eAyae - shat woaderful
M ~ rpqa1y y ~
The daily tribune., 1904-07-16

No. l-Paei1ao coast limited
from Denver and eastern
eonnestions-
No. AAtlansic coast limit
ID, from California and
western points--------
No. 1Paei6s coast express
fro0 Denver --.--
No. HAtlantae coast sx-
press from CaAforuia and
westesn points s.-.---------
No. ET1Nna- -oontdno u 1
limited froa Denver and
eastern eooneet1ons -.
No, eTrans-coottne . 1 Q
limited. froa California
and vestoFp pointa-
No. 10eovee and Casoo
CITY 9yoe. -.--.----.-.-.
No NCelun City and
NJ oonea1o0 0kDeoss
- = -. j. !. :
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-23

johh o'connor lord; Retaliation. = roslsopis
to the ocean, = Charles 9. Ferguson: ganio
soie, Every FiaE HAS a fsdcci. joseph A;
a ssrSs Sy. fTt qSs swsd ii ssss
Lee" Charles r. Smith; Violin Duet, msweot
Hour d prayer Louis La',aru,n. ThSmas
I,enarku. Rev II. !. McKeefrey, awarding
medals.
lows;
Sixth Grade.
Gold medal for excellence. Edward 2; Ell.
mott; gold medal for mat honntits Sharles
6. Ferguson 4; honorable mention for progress,
Albert u. Bicwers, II \, "a ". y. " Il n. =,
f,o Of liohor-EdwaM sirno.t,h, A !, 4
sts I,.s fe'fs NSfDsSf . y, eek
Fifth Grade.
Gold medal FOR merit john J. FLETCHER
alyar medal tor eesY,on lo1sph sps Al h aah,
Honorab l,D; Mention for Good conduct--Tay,-
f,lond q. Mcporoligh. John o. Conner . LOTT
fnafss Y MSsa aT brsie ioseph iaS
Ro Il lsnor r, g l1stshsrc As sp
ponoush, francis =. Iteck, Leon \. 4 Rowe
.sspa Iialloran Ia lSransis Ma = hlnehnan
Fourth Grade.
Gold medni for merit. Thomas Boyle; Honor, q.
Thomas Boyle, Charles r Smith. William G..
Lowry l,
Smith Smith William q. Lowry. Julius J. Gras-
berger. Frahcla q. whltlock. Joseph = john
away ss' sss fK 5sss1h f IL IL HEWITT
liam j. Fletcher, Edward A. Mckinley, Louis
Il. Landr,im, Clarence L. Nuckois.
Third Grade.
Gold medal for merit. bernard Mahoney;
silver medal for mathematics, Lawrence lvt' CO
Honorable Mention for good cendl yet e.
1u,nbus Bozzeli. Lawrence sewerf. ! no'''ns
15 ne f Thonas rahsn, William Meiyln, Law
rance scwers William Brittle John bni,y,
Tbo Sn 1andr rtn Ioseph Hurley. otto Gras-
berger, william Richards, Frank Lisgan.
Second Grade.
Gold medal for merit. Charles o,Donnell.
Honorable Mention for Good , conau Mc.
Roll q Honor Charles o'Donnell Jossph
McDonough, Waiter shien, John sieaa rf nar
crick koss, Henry mckinley. Frit2 ituic''e't
John Landrlnl.
First Grade.
GdId medal for merit. Lawrence Rose.
Honorable Mention for Good Conduct..Erhf ~
pahen, Frank Gallagher. Charles Crab ~ =
Finest Fletcher. Daniel Hheehnti. 4. Leo Car
ritr, Spencer Lowry, Edward Colrraii.
Roll OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ROSS . Elne es
Bnhen. Frank Gallagher, Eharles 0rapoin.
Spencer Lowry Daniel Hheehnp. Ernest
Fletcher. Edward collerant Atina Harris. FL. .
FREDERICK thinner, william, siedd. Kimnell
Metz Ayres Holman. Coleman Hilcher. Je .s.,
Tstlnpan Frank Mckinley, william Mconl,
Frank Hurley. II n t;5t SS5. X 33 s{S a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-23
INDIAN SENTENCED.
Waived Trial by Jury and Given
Eight Years.

(Special to The Times Dispatch.)
CHATHAM, VA, June q, Charles
Tinsley, an lreauols indian waved e o aIlal
Years IN the penltentlary for highway
robbery, which is the minimum punish
After hearing testimony. on motion q
AGAINST Clarence Perrow for murder was
dismissed, the Evidence being INSULT
cient to convict. .PerroW killed Charles 60
in May Coles fired at Perrow and killed
9 r Ivs' testimony time was completed in the
Charles w. Oliver case for MURDER,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-23
SHOT BROTHER HE
TILTED SISTER.
Probably Fatal Afray Be
tween syrians in Lynch
h,,rrr Il
.(spccIal to The Times. Dispatch.)

(spccialto The Times Dispatch)
LYNCHBURG. VA. June 22.-Richard
Thomas was probably fatally shot here
this afternoon by Joseph NassIf. Tho
bullet from a 32-calibre revolver, entered
tho abdomen, and Thomas, Will hardly
survive the wound Both Of the prih-
ripals are Syrians and the trouble was
tho outcome OF Nasslf's determination
not to marry the sister OF the wounded
man. after counting her for some time
Nassif claims he was knocked down by
Thomas, and that he shot while he wa
being choked. He gave himself up and
was locked UP to await the result OF the
shooting
Thomas will be operated upon tonight
at the Home and Retreat. but the chances
are against his recovery.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-23
New Depot in Use.

tSpecial to The Times Dispatch.) y,
f BRISTOL, VA, June 22.-Trains via the
and southwestern Railway from
Cincinnati and Louisville and from
Mountain City. Tenn, entered the union
station in Bristol Tor the first time
on Tuesday. The new arrangement Is
d great convenience to the travelling
public. as now the passenger trains on
ali roads entering Bristol except on the
Holston Valley Railroad. enter the new,
union station. There now come into and
leave from the union station daily
fifteen passenger trains.
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and ] ID
MARY FINALS \. !. Il S
Board Of Visitors Consider I'm
portant Changes and lin
v proveincnts.
Alumni Association Elect Off
cers--Alumni Address and Ban
ouct-Pi Kappa German.
fspeclal to The Times DIspatch)


WILLIAMSBURG, VA, June 22.--The
Board Of Visitors have been IN session all
25ay and though thelr decisions are not yet
pl,bIlo and many matters are stu IN BUS
,ense stil 1t Is certain that important
chnnees and improvements viii BIO made
,,oxt .esson, Among the moro Important
,n,ters TO DO announced are the names
/, thn nrofessors chosen 70 iill the recently
croated chairs. 1t IL known that there
are many distinguished applicants Tor
each OF these and the results OF the
boards meeting Is awaited with great
THE MEDALIsTs. 4
n,,,e winners Of the medals IN the Phoe-
nix Literary Society have been announced
ma Follows. Final orator, John Baynhnm
A,rerre. Final debate, James Alison Lar
son. Improvement Medals--depat ota
tory and defamation, respectively, u, ~
Eaison Il. r. PEBBLES and James ~ Y. car az.
ncr. rho judges were Judge r.. y. i, w.
Duke, Or. Il. g. Waterhouso ana ICY ,N'
III. Z. Luuthnn. "a. sS ....,,,
fudge n. w. Duke OF Charlottesville,
Va delivered the annual address before
the I,hiiomathenn and Phoenix Latefhry
sorIeties. His subject was ~ Plea 1o O.
q Classical Educaton,' ~ .4 -,.,,,. Z,
AL the annual meeting Of the Nitilaill5
and Mar yAlumni Association. neid fh islI
to-day. officers were elected ZOE stHc so 5
.$inp yenr: II. s. Stephenson. OF Norfolk.
,,rssident. ]. d. II, Thornton, OF MANASSAS.
Va first vice president; John Weymouth.
~ Hamilton. Va, second Vice president
". a.. j.. Taliaferro. OF Hampton, Va..
third vice president, and II. y. Ca oie, -
williamsburg. Va, secretary and treas.
urer. meeting Of the Pm i5eta happA
4 u -. s..i.t.. -, 1tvp q x
Society Was n ,a,,. i'i' s,,t,p,nss
ALUMNI u, Ap ,l1t.,.s ~ alumni
The annual ADDRESS pe ,.. ahanai M,
was delivered ~ the col'sss re alapI pand,
evening y by Mn IN. = a pes 1a iui
o. aasaI.oI all nd students ana friends
ol i .i,',,...s - "a Mary
OF William ana MAY ~, Asoc,at,on held
Afterwards the Alumni aaor,a i, : most
It's banquet. Mt which nany OF l.s in Nc,
idistinguished members were present. AZ, NJ;
percy S. Stephenson, Of Norfolk presided ,e
oyer u =, I, ou ,sas4s ,vere Mr.. w. II. Coles,
sporded 70 toas.s W. W - r =. Taiiaferro,
OF New ioiS. -. az, ,,a,y others.
Of Iatap,o osp ana A i1'Ii GERMAN.
lis iii final german tonight. riyal dnl Il II
beauty the three that nave prf =, eat..ssv -.
Il e S issor News. fhsrs we're were about bout
gymnasium was beautifully q aec 70 ave.
With flowers, flags ana 9antins' 10 "a ia ira
f flal lsa, repre pe by sgaat!a shsa
f fSrmsa R r. s were served q i
late h0H fhs toG gzabe Hef TyIer Win
with ". a. weymouth, MIS- Miss Editn M slt,i,
ril with w, Il. !enes. Miss M III VIZ u
NJ. =. Morgan Mics gh ms nun T Tlnm IN
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Wm. u. Plazini Company.
Real Estate Auctioneers,
Tenth and Bank Streets.

d At the request Of the owner, we will Of
fer Tor sale at Public Auction, on the
prem Ell TriHi19GRsDAY, JUNE %, 1904,
at a p NJ. d most desirable semi-detach-
ed. l2-room N, new , BRICK !, d Y v,Nftn
fogether with the lot % feet by 1870 feet
10 4 public alley on the north side, OF
Grove Avenue. between Park and Meadow
This house is thoroughly modern and
henut fully finished inside, with all city
conv II ences, and q side alley running
into The property.
Those desiring 10 purchase q good and
ran dly Improving section OF Inc West
ind, should not fail to attend this sale.
TERMs; Very reasonable and a1l-
nounced at the TINE OF ss's' hess az the
June 1886
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-23
ST. PATRIcK's SCHOOL.
Closing Exercises Held Yester-
day-The Rolls Of Honor.

The closing exercises OF ST. Patrick's Boys
School were held yesterday. An attractive
programme was rendered as follows. !,
Chorus. ..The Sacred Heart Our Home.
Vocal Caasi Recitation The Baron t l:asl
'Tones's Recitation" Thomas Boyle; Chorus.
"Ferryman john Vocal Glass; Violin Solo.
"Adeste Fideles." Thomas I.andruni; Eecitauon
"rhc Conquered Banner Joseph a. Hollorah'
Recitation. my Trundle Bed Henry IL,
IIartzell; Chorus. Good Fellows" large boysi
Violin Solo. "cavalleria RIhtlcana: ;o 1sIn III;
Charles +. Nolan; Dialogue, The Flower :, ct
Liberty" small boys; Chorus. BRIDES Bal,
small boys; Recitation. "a Child,s Questlons,.-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-23
A DEED TO The
UNITED STATES.
Two Hundred colored Voters
in Chesterfield
County.

Especial to The Times Dispatch)
CHESTERFIELD, VA, June "a
deed from the city OF Petersburg TO the
United States of America, conveying "a ~ "
acres In Chesterfield county, atretchll l1ts
Town Creek, below the city. has been re- e,
corded In the clerks office. The lanu
was acquired by condemnation and pur-
chase for use In the aetleGti1n q ! ,v ane
About fourteen hundred persons paid
the captation tax i'll Chesterfield county
prior to May Sth, or six months before
the next election "a tls nu nn,ss tT9
the lists prepared by the treasurer are
in the hands of the printer beng MADE
ready for distribution among e.. the Teg sls
.trars and for posting at the voting places.
Judge Watson will return here on FRI
day to hear the trial Of a damage sun
of w. o. Watkins vs. the Richm mono
and Petersburg Blectrlc haiit@as ,S,ott-
pany Other common law SUITS, accord-4
ing to the present arrangement, Will keep
the term Of court open the Whole %
next week. .,.
lnished at Beulah school. house last l eve
ming BY Professor Shepherd Webb, MI:
LnWtori, Misses Wilson and others 81
Richmona who , gave =, hu a nroce ads
Of the Entertainment viii be applied, to-,
wards si giving the Beulah Sunday school
children trip to the seashore with one
Mrs. Emma Y. Cogbill. after spending
several days with Mrs I. S. Pilklnton
here, returned to her. home near Forest
Hill, ON Monday. Mrs. Pllkinton. VINO 4,
under the care OF DR.. j. Il, Ragland
Mrs. N, II. Cogbill Is visiting III Rich
nlond and Manchester,
Mr.. Walter SlIliker was taken on yes
terdny with serious illness, and his
condition Is still critical.
License has been issued for the, mar
riage tonight of Mr.. Hiram s. Lamo-
reaux to Miss FLORENCE L. Gill. daughter
Of Mr.. James II. Gill; Of Chesterfield
Hon. p. v. Cogbill has garnercd fine
crop of lucerne and red top clover from
his fertile farm opposite the courthouse
square.
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M IzJo n. NInln.
Large Auction SaIs Of Pictures,
Mirrors, Mating, Carpet, oil
Cloth, parlor and Cham
her Suits, Extension
Tables, Etc.,
TO-DAY AT 1880 O'CLOCK.

we Will Sell TODAY. June ed at 1890
at our warerooms. a fine collection OF
lures Oak Gold Leaf Frames 6 Bevel
French Plate Mirrors. Gold Leaf and Oak
Frames several Parlor Suits. Oak and
to match; 100 yards Of Mating and Car
pet, Oak and Walnut sldeboards Hook
cases. Iron Beds, Hat Racks, Extension
Tables, Marble Top Center Tables. % oak
and Cherry Center Tables 8(new), Re-
frigerfiors. Bed Lounges, Mattresses OF
rhe dealers are especially invited to
'i'is sa'e' r. RP.I6mMoMD SHcsSrIoN c ,t9
Geo. II. Valentine, Auctloneer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-23
Water Power Improvement.

(SpeCInl to Thd 'I1MeS- UlSpatCh.) 4 m
FRilbERsicK sBuRG, VA, June pa
DEEDS for the predelicksbnrg water
power transferring the property here
ClarNs estate, Baltimore, to COM
pany composed of Wilmington, Del, cap
italists ana seyeral gentlemen of this
city, have passed ana nhe new oTn ,s,r
nraya tia property,
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I wo Valuable Lots
on West Broad
Street,
OPPOSITE RICHMOND coLLEGE

BY virtuo Of decree OF the RichHl6na
in the suits OF 'The state Bank OF VIZ.
ginia VS.. y ohm Bowers's Administrators
ais, and John Bowers, Jr. and Wife VS..
Lotto Bowers willis & ais" the under
signed, az Special Commissioner, Will Of
fer for sale, on the premises, on
s THURSDAY, JUNE 23. 1904.
at 6 O'Clock p. NJ, the above lots.
First: That lot at the northeast corner
Of Bowe and BROAD Streets, fronting
rs 2-12 feet and running back lao feet to
an alley II feet wide. Is.
second:The lot on the north side OF
Broad Street. between Bowe and Kinney
Streets, fronting 80 feet and running back
14O feet to an alley II feet wide.
These lots are well suited Tor stores or g,
warehouses, AS the Frederick burg Rail-
road is Immediately in rear, which would
afford parties the advantage Of loading
and unloading goods and save cost or
hauling.
TERMS One-third cash. balance in 8
and u months, negotiable NOTES. interest
added and title retained until all the xpur-
chase money is paid and a conveyance
ordered BY the court; or all cash, at the
ioption Of the purchaser.
49, jsl''. JAMES u. CANNON
Special Commissioner.
hereby certify that the bond in the
above cause has been given. bs
CHAS. Q. SAVILL1b.
sJune 1s-tds Clerk.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-23
FUGITIVE ARRESTED.
Negro confesses That he Shot rot
Mo-, ~ Hudson NJ Y

a Man at Hudson, N. q.
Sergeant Bailey and Policeman Folkes
arrested Jerry MoaeleS, negro, lase
night. as a fugitive from justice.
Moseley said last night at the First
station that he did burn e negro
named Sam in the foot, in Hudson, some
time ago The row started over a dice
game. In which those In the game threw
dice for drinks. Moseley won and sam
rtarted the row.
ut didn't hurt him much said Nose
ley, "and you'll find they don't want
me In New York. z.
Noseley was on his way to his homo In
Glover, when he was arrested.