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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-26
MANCHESTER
LIQUOR CASE.
Argument on Instructions Ibis
Morning Fratertial
Visit.
ILLNESS or MRS. LlPsC0MB.


Manchester Bureau, Times. Dispatch. ri
y \, ilt8l5 No, l1O2 Hull Street.
All OF yesterday WIS taken up In the
Corporal ton Court In hearing the evidence
In ono OF the liquor cases, TINT OF Elijah
and Greed Davis, charged with selling
to minors. s
Instructions will be argued to-day. and
It Is hardly likely that the Jury viii get
the case before Monday
Most OF tho time yesterday was taken
UP IN hearing witnesses for the de-
tense OF whom there were more than han q \
score. Il
Counsel in the case are Messrs. Harvey
Smith, Willis Pullam. Ernest Il. Welt.
ana Captain George y. Wise. 's.
Tho jury sitting in the case consists
or Mcssrs. John Quincy Adams, Sidney
Hass, w. II. Porter.jJ.8 l.. Roach. J. r..
Mcnamara. Charles snead, u. b. Nor
ton, s. NJ. Morris, ~ M. Fendley, Jr.,
p. Bailey, j. o. Matthews. and J. A.
Williamson.
! Tho findings III this case will have some
effect upon the others, which are to 'fol-
low. Il. Is 5
FTsATER.SAL# VISIT.
/.
Hill Streets was the scene ofmuch en-i
5joyment and brotherlyF greeting last
night. the occasion being the visitSof
Patrick Henry Lodge Of Fulton.
After the business session a smoker
WIS enjoyed, md tho brothcrly bonds
were tightly drawn. 5s
MANCHESTER NEGRO.
THE body OF the negro found ln5the
canal ut the foot OF Sixth street Thurs
day afternoon was identified yesterday
as thatEof, William Davis. OF No. 1l3
East Eleventh Street, who has beer, miss
Il Ing since Christmas week. No one knew
how he met his death. Coroner Taylor
q held an Inquest yesterday afternoon, but
no light was thrown upon the death.
5 Detective HALL has been looking for
him since the Cinllcgo Mil1s fire. upon
the presumption that he had a hand In
the fire. He was employed at the mill up.
to tho time OF his death. The body was
turned over to his family.
FAILED TO APPEAR. S.
When the names OF j. r.. a. c. and
". r. Brown were called In the court
OF Squire Cheatham yesterday. no re-
sponFe was received and the Squire
got mad
He had allowed tho r1er. to go on their
promises that they would show up at
tho proper Time
& a Attachments were issued fOr#t hem.s
They were charged with shooting pistols
near the belt line bridge last Sunday.
NOTES AND PERSONAL.
& Mrs. Llpscomb. mother of Chief Lips
comb, Is critically III Mt her resi- dence.
Linwood Royal is confined to3his home.
No. 0b Balnbridge Street. as the re-
suit Of a fall at the ship yard.
Mrs. John d. levitt and Miss Ellen
levitt are Ill at their home, No. 108
West Twelfth Street.
The Chesterfield supervisors are con-
aidering the question Of erecting a sta
ton house in Swansboro. where trials
may be held and prisoners confined. wv
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DR.. .LEAR'S CHARGE.
Says Discrimination Against the
Graduates of Church Schools.

The Rev. Dr. w. w Lear. formerly
pastor OF Centenary, of this city, now
presiding elder of Charlottesville District.
writing to the Christian Advocate. lodges
a rather serious charge against the pub
lie school authorities OF the State. Ter
ferring to tbs selection OF public school
teachers. he saya: 81
'The discrimination against our church
schools which YOU spoke OF is strik-
ingy illustrated when 1t comes to the
selection OF teachers. Not only is any
graduate from the normal school given
certificate without the examination re-
,aund OF Others far better\ qualified.
but am told that some of those who
5hava spent only one year at the normal
arc given preference over graduates OF
colleges when the normal pupils would
not be able to stand even the entrance
examination. hope that the various
representatives OF denominatlonnl schools
h will join together in a determine ton 10
resist this effort to push them to the
WALL. III
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a genuine convert among the Chinese
sticks. China must be converted X by

"a genuine convert among the Chinese
sticks. China must be converted a' by3
Chinese. t.a !. Isl
The addition Of such an amount OF.
steady, patient ard Intelligent labor
would give the South q bulge forward. !.
would be a blessing to the victims OF
hunger in the East a double mercy to,
them. And to- the South. It would give,
II not . solution to the problem Y, q {
black laziness, at least relief to our
neonle. Johnny Wise Is right. The Amer.
lean white man Of 1904 Is tired Of the I
negro. s.555. 55 g . "
Z No backward race ever had such 8
chance. The chosen people" never er:-
joyed the advantage Of the negro race;
savages for millenniums; brought a y
from their degrading environments. they.
were matriculated in a school Of indus
try self-control,1 civilization, Christian
.ity. Stree freedom, what sums wrung
from ruined white men and poured out
3by "philaAthropists" <touched with fanat-
5icism) have been spent on these sons
8ot recent cannibals -ai
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A Wagon Talk.

Tomorrow morning the Second Baptist
Sunday school VII present an unusually
Of e tie hour wliSbe taken IN by q MIN
Der Of musical seleetions;, There vii be-
SOLOS, duets etc N ADDITION az t. the ar.
OF exercises will not be- observed and tlia
only address will be a ten,min9te rWagon
Talk BY q Fearless But Careful Driver
'prrogramIi1e Is all that is necessary for
the Second Baptist school has thu, y re p
statlon for making these occasions @, br;ght,
The members Of the church and congre-
CATION are especially urged to be present.
and cordial invitation to the public Is
,extended. m ftUsGi f3Y 5fk4St tsst s.J4fs.54#
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AUCTION SALES, Future Days

We Will sell 1T public ton for M ssrs.,
Ward & Company the entire stock Ct me
furniture at No. 1908 East Main Street
Auo''o9 ru nssit5.Ass MARCH 2aTH
and continuing daily at 1920 a. NJ. and
. II. NJ. Until all OF the $4,000 stock IS
& This store had the reputation Of carly
Sins one Of the finest stocks ot 1urniiture
lin the city, ALL of (which. VIII positively
he sold at the highest bid -. { ..3 5
I'VE mention specially, Is handsome, Ch naIl
her Suits In Polished Quarter \. 1 OAK,
nut and CHARTERED Oak Wardro bee, Hand.
some Parfor Suits in Damask, Silk Broca-,
itejie . Verona and Plush: Par Tor Writing
Desks and Combination Desks and Book
cases inB Ma hogany and CHARTERED rOaK:
Genuine Lea Their Couclles. Easy Chairs
and Rockers, Library; Ia bles. II andsome
Mahogany and \ Oak Center Tables and
}Pedestals, Handsome Us Parlor Rockers
and Morris Chairs. Massive Dining Ia
gbies IN wa hut and Oak. !, land some Ma
fhocany CHARTERED ~ Ga k.t6arld . w alnut
Buffets: CHARTERED OakcHat$ Racks, Oval
and SQUARE Front rteretl oa az I and
any Bookcas Flat-top and staa,na,i m
Dining room ard Bed room Chairs Enam-
eled Iron Beds, Children's Iron Beds,
Folding Beds, Kitchen Cupboards, SC, DC:
This is the best opportunity ever offered
in Richmond to secure therhighest grade
OF fine furniture at auction. Sales posi-
tive. s.Eis ,F55ss I, 80 III
THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO., ~
mar 26-3t Auctioneers. 4
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By;3A. j. Chewing Company.
. Real Estate Auctioncers.

8TIIAT. ATTRACTIVE AND SuBSTAN-
4 BTIAL BRICK DWELLING INC y 23oS
5WEST35NI MAIN STREET, WITH VACANT
LOT ADJOINING. az
II BY virtue Of a deed Of trust, dated May
nth, 1900. Of record In the clerk office
of fHenrlco County Court, in D. 3. 159 yB,
page 3d. default having been made in the
payment Of the debt thereby secured. I and
being required by the benehciarq SO TO do,
i Will sell ySaucuon, upon the premises,
III ON TUESDAY,, MARCH 29TEi 1904 ,,gs
at Is o'clock r. # NJ, that lot and land
fronting 40 feet on the north side of Main
Street. If between Strawberry and Elm
lei lines 10 feet 6 Inches, more or less, to
AN alley 20 feet wide, with the buildings
mum bered as aboye thereon.
8 This dwelling Is consld cred as one Sof
the very best In the neighborhood and has
a nice vacant lot adjoining, upon which
there could be erected another buildlng;
large shade trees on front. and with all
q most desirable home or property for
investment purposes.
Cash as to expenses Of sale. and 81. &c.,
with interest from the 18th day Of May.
.lal3 balance upon credits of one and two
years, for notes secured by deed OF trust,
sor a cash, the option OF the purchaser.
81! lgiS IS A. "A J.. CFIEWNING,ETr Trustee.
IN. B.-Whereas the deed requires terms
above mentioned yet we are prepared to
make more liberal terms should It be
desired. a. J.@CtlIINVNlNi$CO .,a3st
e mar 23-tds 575f Auctioneers.
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THOUSANDS u J $: GET REPORTS RI E: 9 IS
Farmers. oughout the Counl-
try Have Derived Much
Benefit her efron. a
i (From our Regular corresp ondent.) X
I,1,iou1HCn>on-{$ 54 r, 4, E4 March o. -

(T-rom CUR Regular Cortespondento s s
WASHINGTON, D. c.. March % a
favorable report has been made by the
House Committee on Agriculture on the
I.bill3of Representative Adams, Of Wis i!ss;:.
consin. providing for an increas ed annual
appropria ton for agricultural experiment
stations throughout the United States.
The matter Is one Of special interest to-
+ the Southern States. where these sta
tons in the past haveawrought SO much
good. 35i's .is535 81
Representative Henry, OF Connecticut,
who submitted the renort. made an elab-
crate statement in support OF the meas
ure.
After renumerating the purposes which
have been accomplished by the tiatch
act of 1887, granting $4,000 annually to
ca eli State and Territory for an agrlcul-
tural experiment station the report pro-
ceeds to give the reasons Of the COM
fmittee for recommending the passage
of the pending bill. Iii
The increase provided for IN the meas Is
faT tie sear and e sSf addona
each year for pered Hf ne YEATS IS
$4,000 annualysto eachsstaton. The total
additional appropriation required for. the
t af ss 1885 Is estimated Dy th' committee
The report points out the rema = dl
work that has been done by State eX-5
pertinent stations in developing the. girl
q the snr sEancy
/ has contributed so mhchEto the agrieul-
tural education Of this. country or has
eliminated more errors from farm prac,,
( tees or added more to the profits and
' CONTEXT RE2 e fa Msma NE;
(. I'm 1908, = says tho report, there We're
100000 names upon the mailing lists O.
tie Tie Hkhitea States. These mailing lists
Mho Mant TIE uP teraarre tie stations
and indicate cone lusiyely the est,ma ~ ton
In which their. work Is held by the tfar-
lpsz Eh 81 ~ the YosE Of each s!ation 4; Is
particularly valuable. to- the state ~
which It Is located there snoit to on. son OF
knowledge valuable to every man who
/ tills tho soil In the country.
,"rhe xperiment stations are . 4 aa,s
Gy s}aons
deal with facts, The coll ges teach the
ores of agriculture; tile stations prove
good theories and disprove poor ones.
tse re sRta,o ss Ear 1903 Was s4s7ss
OF this amount $720G00 &was contributed
by. the Federal government and $i3l ,2622-
II by the State government n.e II "a
for,tlt concludes. can5,very prohtably be
seu Sk1 by : the Southern States and the
hnd proydes hs
additional amount appropriated sta be
expended In sEWork of 3experlmentatlon,
only; that no part shall BIO applied TO the
tiH Ton Of buildings Or the payment OF sal
aries Aa r4ft. g.5 tsfFFn 4Ef4fia5
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NJ NJ EM;7NV NoIfo|kasW Western


LEAVE RICHMOND DAHL II s#EHFss 5ssffgI
900 a. M.--NORFOLkS LIMITED. Arrivals
Morfols II :so Az Stops only at
o:o5 4. N.-GfIicAcio EXPRESS. B III
Parlort Car, Petersburg to NJ Lynchhurg ,f andsj
Roanoke. Pullman Shoppers Roanoke 70 & Co-fl
lumbus. Bluened to Cincinnati; also Roanoke
to q knoxvill lie 4 and Knoxville to ChnttanoogAs!
IL 10 P. M.-ROANoKE EXPRESS for Tar f INV
Vile. Lynchburg and Roanoke. sSbs
100 F. n; OCEAN SHORE EL1M1TED..a.A Az
burg Waverly and y Suffolk. Connects " WITH
steamers to Boston, Prov donce. New ~ ork,si
1925 ~ N. For Norfolls and all sta lions casts
OF Pete rsblirg
% 40 }P.. NJ NEW ORLEANS SHORT LINR.s
Pllman s!eepera Richmend T. LInehhSnsg ard
Chattanooga. Memphis and New Orleanss Gafss
Dining Car. 55I tt
p NJ. and o:1o e NJ; from Norfolk q 100
Office No. 1913 East Main Street. s NH
w. B.qBEVILL4 sf5N c. h HOPLEY5asassSs|
BigES5 Gent. Pass. Agt. Dist. Pass. ~ 8SS
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BY N. w, BoWe & Son. H
r. b. Chafin & CO., Inc,
az Real Estate !Allctioneers. u

brT1RUSTEE'S #SALLO All 5AUCIlONat()t.
Il THAT FFIRST-CI GLASS ,.#YELL}gUILT5
AND ELIGIBLY. lLQCATED. - RESI- ;
$QCGuPIED 3 3 Y 81 TILE III ALBEiA y
5@ In; execution Of 4 Iced Of trust dated
August 9th, 1897, and duly recorded In,
inond, in DE- 161 c. .@pag go 1893. I. as sole
acting trustee, will. at the request Of the
Beneficiary. there having been default IN
the payment of n portion of the debt
secured. sell byspubllc auction, upon the
= WEDMEsDAY, APRIL 9TH. 1901.
at 5 o'clock p. that tlrst-class dwell
ing above referred sto4 situated, on the
Second and Third Streets. with the lot
upon which I t. stands, fronting 80 feet and
hack at right angles between
parallel lines sld8 feetato a. private alley
is feat, sinches wide n Il
e It Is seldom that house so attractive
the market. 1t has about Il rooms, we'll
arranged and thoroughly lighted. This
lis strictly Il modern house. and should
appeal alike to hone-seekers and inves;--zz
tors .5i ~ s 81 l55s
Il TER MSS Cash suhlcientsto pay expenses
OF executing the trust and taxes and IN "
surance to the day OF sale y and = o dis
charge a debt amounting to- s. 1857, and
the residue upon, such terms as tile
default OF such direction. then upon
credits Of one and two years for negotia.
he notes. With interest 4 added, s and
secured by ADDED Of !, = Z u Upon, the
q mar 8- ids Sole Acting Trustee.
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Property Transfers.

Rlchmond--I.ola NJ, and q, ". Lyme TO Emma
4 Y, Kirtley's trustee. 20 feet on Broad Street,
southeast corner twentieth, 5000.
HILLARY. Rehar disc trustee from r. y p 2,
Street, II ia feet east Of I.ombardy. sl,s25.
az Henry d Vaughan and wife to Ghrlstopher
smlth,il5 feet On Yves. sso6as t ReiesaS tfeet,
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! SEALED PROPOSALS.
Central State Hospital.

Central State HospItal
VIM. II, DrewrS,, NJ. p. Superintendent.
SEALED PR pRo Saoss FOR EstfR iii
Ing this hospital With SUPPLIES for the
quarter ending Jlnt Goth. 1904 VIII be
received until q O'CLOCK r, NJ, APRIL
right to reject any Or AL bids.
isi All supplies to be delivered ut the
Hospital free Of charge! List and char
acterof articles needed may be 2P,
H., GRAVES, Steward NJ &
mar Is, 27.29 s5..sl,S s.
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III. & buro : po.or, 4. H.s,s

38 trains Leave nu-7-TTN y f1nWaressSfH1,
" :1p a. NJ ~ uil.Iy. 4oyru ST. Ihroug Ss
H;lo. a. IL, daily. MAIN 81. through.
v:45 A. Nj. daiiy. Man st. Ihrougii.5A All fullSss
a a:Si a. Il. except Monday. Byrd St :rhrousa.s
7:i5t a. Nj. week days. Dlba- shland Aeoons,:
200 a. M. Sunday only. Byrd So r'hrossh
SO - H., week days Byrd rhr,ousss
Local stops. g. - ~, Sa
400 T.. NJ. week days Byrd q. ~ edsrlckgs
3p s:oss =. *, duly Main St. Through. ls;s
4 s:25 P. Mi week days. Blb Ashland aA,,S
s:05 81. Nj, daily Byrd St. Thruug h. sSss
II ms Arrive Il ichm ~ d--Sout 1Warotassgs
$40 A. H.. sweef days. fSlbs- ashland Acs11
conllnodatIo ~ =. ~ n TN
s:i5 a, NJ. week days. Byrd st. Fredsrtckss
p s:ss 4. NJ. iy Byrd St Through.
1850 A.. NJ. week days. Byrd ST. Throush.;l
2:o5 p M, daily. Main ST. Throu s.. ssi
6 100 p NJ, Weele days. I1lba.I Ashand acsonasg
!5S NJ s ssily Byss 81
is:!s y daily. Main st. Through. Polls-I
lS IS fai n, daily. Mali ST. Throug
1l:4o F. Ni:aweek days. Byrd st, Through;E.Ail
As n oTE-pulman Sleeping oor Parlor& caraAos
all trains except local accom- oda lions
W S3!"I ID DUKE q. ". cULP. ~. P. TAYLoR.S
Gen'l Man'r. ASS t. Gen Man -. Traf M
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ATLANTIC COAST LIN E.I

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DA1Lf-B'4RD1Sss
STREET STATION Si5Sslit0y
&, bEFFEcTIVE Mo NpAY.535JA AN 10TH syss
sos A. MA. G. u. b Express 70 ~ DolatNl
900 a. M.-Petersburg and Norfo ok sgss siis
12i5 ri M,--Pe,ersburg and n. a.
.60 p NJ Petersburg anu Norfolk.
sl:iO p M.--Cioldsborp Local.
$50 ~ M.-PetersburgS Local. . sggs
7:26 p, M. Florda and West indian 4AaMAs!Ss
-. tied, to all points South - ~
9:4o i, fredericksburg and n. 4 ". Wet
ii 10 z, M.--Peterspurg Local.
81 :b0 r. M-Florida Special ". Z.
TRAINS ARR + !CdMo
sunday; Sis Al M 2.'.lo: AS q. M. II 40
j ;05 P E2:O5 r, NJ: SIC 2. NJ. 40 81. =; VI
s' !Ex e. Sunday ''Excspt Monday.
only' a. 81 cAA1PBEI,L. Div. Pass. II. Ssl;I
& w. J. CRAIG. Gen. Pass Agt NJ y ss Ss.s
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Rail WAY.

SCHED UAla IN 1ar y Az. ~. lJv4. I'D
rRAlNS I4tl4lNI Xxx t1ElCNl
& zoo A. M.-Daly. Local Tor Cnarlutl n. 80
=: $50 r. NJ Daily. & Limits Buffet ullinans %
'II Atlanta ana Birmingham. New Orleans IN
e Memphis Chattanooga and all the Sou
$500 r. NIX. sunday. keysyllle Local.. =.
1000 r. M,-Duily. Limited. Pullman ready $3.50
r. NJ, for all tho South: ssFgSl
YORK RIYEEs LINE. n,
The fnvori,e route to Baltimore and EasternS
points Leave Richmond AGO p. NJ. Monday
Wednesday and Friday. z ~
l46 a. M-Except Sunday. Local mixed 1o1
2;is ?. M@Local Monday. Wednesday and!
W Friday for West Point. III f.SFaEs11
/, 400 p M.--EXcept Sunday. For Wests PoInt4s
Connecting with steamers for Ba ttmora and
rivert landings Monday, Wed nesday HE and
80 TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND
s;55 A. ~. and 9 :42 p NJ From I'll the soutn.s
$40 a. M-From Chase city ,l5
p:25 A. M.--Balttp,ore and West Point. Il.
1915 a Nj. 10 II NJ. From West Point;
{. II. AckEn y; = Il. HARD ssIfi 4 ss
Il 8}} 59s5 Richmond. Va. VIZ
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Home Again,

Colonel George A. Cunningham. of No.
200 Nest Main Street. has so much I'M.
proved as to be able to leave St. ,Luke's
Hospital and BIO at home again. Ils
continues to Improve daily. 5s5s Il SS
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TfE r1MEs-4p1spArcH RICHMOND VA
AUCTION. SALES, Future Days
BY Fl. IL Gabeli, fga
Real Estate Auctioneer.

u y VIRTUE OF "A T7ts bTTr5r,.
% roATED 81 PIT t;AfH III. PIP $780,. r u
corded n Isichno'in.d /, &. CITY Chan n.
300 default having been made In the pay.
ments secured therein. and being require 1
5 MONDAY, MARCH 2sTfI. 1901, /,
at 8 o'clock, r M.,tthe property described
In said deed. being the lot, with improve
5ments thereon. In the. city Of. Richmond.
on the sotith side Of Kemper Street. cons
merging at q. polnt1o feet from the ii,ter-
section Of, the western line of Rnndolnf
Street with the south line OF Keinpet
street, thence woatwnrdly. along south
line OF Kemper Street and fronting there
on Is fec and back between parallel lines
s92 feet to an alley In common.
W The improvements consist OF the nice
frame dwelling Mo. 14oS Ketnptsr OF
Dance Street. f u N y 1. d u .5t.5t IA N If vi
= - 4 il. ULTlMAN.
j. L. TALIAFERRO,
mar 2s-5t 657 Trustees.
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South Side Of Franklin ST.,
Between First and Foushee SIS.

At the request Of the owner, We shall
offer for sale At public auction upon the
= s. TUESDAY, MARCH 2aTII, 1904
atA5 O. clock p. NJ, the above described
Tie iot fronts 20 feet on the south
side OF Franklin Street by a. depth or
100 feet, Or more, to a. wide paved alley
In the rear. 5t i55 sf Il !! 5i3 sls ( 81
This Is truly one OF the most q esrable
building lots on Franklin Street, being 50
centrally and conveniently located, and
Is really the only one now to be had In
this locality. ss &; 5 u .E5
Is surrounded by some OF our hand
iis a most excellent one. All Of which
contribute to render It an attractive place
to build a handsome house, t
3s TERA1S: Made known. t sale. . " III
3fgt Hi SUIT ON{6s CT Z,
mar 25-tdB ctloneers.Sa
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Thrilling Melodrana.

.IIer First False STEP, the melodrana
which opens the week at att, the aro Bi} e Y
prove one of the record breakers for that
house, Seats are going !. with q rush s.,,o It
SO popular here this season. There are
Circus stunts. a country dance. and q
German band In the play, he usual mat
inees Will he given.
''sHer Own Way"
Maxine Elliott, In "Her Own Way"
will be at the Academy OF Music for one
performance only. Friday night. April
lst, Star aud play have just scored the
most proheGnced hit Of tho season In
New York. Miss Elliott, known as the
most beautiful woman on the American
stage. has fairly amazed her admirers ny
the depth and feeling of her work In
the strong emotional scenes. This COM
edy, by Clyde Fitch, has been pronounced
the best play ever written by that pro-
life writer.
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By Sutton. & Co.
i Real Estate Allctloneers,
l6 North Ninth Street.

. III Real Estate SAuCllOneers, 5iaEeas +
fSi l6 North Ninth Street.
Is UcTIoN SALE 4 s SAID : LIZ
THAT LARGE TIREE-STORYN BRICK
DWELLING AT TIE NORTH
EAST. CORNER OBJ FRANKLIN
TTVENTY-SIXTHS STREETS.
NO. 5000 E. FRANKLIN STREET.
At the request of the owner; who Is q
non resident. we shall offer for sale, at
public auction, upon the premises. on
MONDAY. MARCH 2S. 1900.
at 5 o'clock p. NJ. that large three-story
detached brick dwelling, situated at the
northeast corner Of f1'Wenty-s1lExsth and
Franklin Streets.
THE dwelling contains tWelve6or thir-
teen rooms. Including kichen, and there
is also a8large brick stable on he rear
part, of the lot y, 5
Street and runs hack one hundred and.
fifty feet to a. wide alley, Bti
The property. is In good order, and with
"a small expenditure could be made a most
: T II and announced at the
noup = sf''s SUTTON s G o..
N oh 24-tds Auctioneers, B
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REAL ESTATE For Sale.
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ATATRE lTHEAlTR Res E, J,

That dainty and picturesque comedy.
'.The Professors Love Story with Mr..
Harry Beresford as Professor GoodWillle,
was seen at the Academy last night for
the second time this season. The produc-
ton was exactly the same as seen here
some weeks ago. The comedy Is one OF
the prettiest that has been seen here
this season, and while8the audience last
night was not a large one. It enjoyed the
performance Immensely.
The Chaperons To-day.
The yirgtnian-Ptlot of yesterday had
the following to say in regard to the
production OF the Chaperon, which Is
to be seen at the Academy, this after
noon and night.
sChic. sparkling, yivacious and pretty
more appropriately express the popular
verdict, and that's what counts.
May Boley. as the head chaperon OF!
them all, certainly won the good will Of
everybody, and Genevieve Day. as Cor
aola, also q chaperon, and incidentally
an heiress. aided in holding the vim
nlngs.
Mabel Eite trotted in a class by her;
self, and had there been a string Of en-
tries as long as the transatlantic cable.
she would have remained In this lead.
Arthur Earnest and W, v. Strung are
the possessors Of excellent voices and;
know how to use them while John G..
Sparks, Thomas fWhiffen and Harry
5Ladell kent a whole warehouse full of
comedy on tap cons family. III,
1.-THE production was we'll staged, we'll
voiced and excellently rendered.
The Chaperons must come this way
again., yir l553
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"The lAmeer" to Leave.

viii be given to-day and tonight at the
Bjjou by the Bijou Opera Company, After
an absence of q week the company Will
cess. "The Idols Eye" one Of he operas
purchased by the Wells Dunne-Harlan
Company from Klrke l1aShelle.,
most entertaining lines OF any Of the
Comic operas which have been seen In
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