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The San Francisco call., 1904-07-24
GROCERS' CONVENTION WILL
BE VERY LARGELY ATTENDED
Many Subjects of Interest to Be Dis
cussed at the Coming San Jose
Meeting.

San Francisco retail grocers Will bs
very strongly represented at the fifth
annual convention of the California
State Grocers' Association, which
meets at San Jose on Monday and
Tuesday, August % and %.
The following retail merchants have
been chosen to serve as delegates:
George b. Doyle, j. r. Van Arms
dale, J. i. Hurley, j. j. Cusack.
Thomas H. COrcoran, F. B. Connollv
William Ring, J. NJ. Sullivan, ]. s. FL
lott, j. c. owens, L. Lackmann. I
Solomon, ]. j. Hayes, Claus Wreden-
H. G. Lackmann and H. Rave. Jos.
A. Stulz. who is president of the state
association, will, ex-Officio, be a dele
gate also.
There will be grocers. at this con-
vention from all parts OF California.
since the grOcers now have associa-
tiOns In all of the larger cities OF the
State. They viii decide upon the
laws that the merchants will unite
In asking Of the Legislature, which
cOnvenes in January. They will also
perfect their plans for the co-opera-
tion of the collection bureaus OF the
different associations. so that dead
beats moving from one city to another
will find that their fame has followed
them very closely.
A beautiful diamond locket was
Thomas II. COrcOran, by the members
of the board of directors. over whom
he had presided during the past year.
President J. SalOmOn appointed a
committee. consisting OF Vice Presf-
dent Frank B. Connolly, Director f.
A. Lackmann and State President JO-
seph A. Stultz, to wait upon the Bull
letin and protest against the action OF
that paper in exploiting trading
stamps The San Francisco e,rOcar,
are working hard on their celebration
Of 'grocers' day." which Is to be held
this year at Schuetzen Park on We'd
nesday, August 10. Committees re-
ported progress in the work OF their
preparations, and all the details are
we'll in hand. Already agreements
have been circulated among the retail
grocers. and 1t Is expected that even
the few dealers who are not mem bers
OF the organization will close their
stores to help make the celebration
general.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-24
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

yesterday:
Harvey G. Bohrer, 21, 1927 Washington
street, ana Drill E. Mitchell 20. 925C Larkin.
francis Bridges. %, 1919 Leavenworth street.
ana Gertrude A. Caden %. 1919 Leavenworth.
Peter A. Lind 36. 439 Chenery street, and
amy g. Erickson. 35. 439 Chenery street
Charles II. F. Pellmann, 80 1900 Howard
street. and Auguste Gerlach 20. 2s06B Pine.
AAIexander Forbes. 40, city. and Bertha
Joseph Crenlet. "A. 164 Clara street, and
annie King. p, 166 Clara street.
francisco MiragNa, "a 1871 Sonora place,
and Evelina Guinasso. 19 4l3 Union street.
Thomas d. Polkinghorn so. 252 Clara street.
and Lydia c. Perrins. 20 1886 Twenty fifth st.
Samuel H. Perkins 81, 614 Sutter street.
and Jennie L. Hand 81 2711 Buchanan street
Per E. Magnuson. 40. city, and johanna
Johnson, 40 city
George Howard. 80, 63eB Natoma street, and
Lizzie e. Crowley, 90 30 Golden Gate avenue.
Alfred Kells. %. 643 Oak street. and Mary
A. Burgess. a. 800 Jones street
John d. Robertson 21, sos Bush street, and
Mary A Taylor, 81 San Rafael
Rudolph H. Palm. 43. 261 Stevenson street,
and Wlhelmne H. Aschmann. %, $50 Sanchez
David w. Smith, A. 1876 Clara street. and
Josephine Lindsay. 40 1S5 Clara street
Hyman G. Risen. AZ, Oakland. and Frances
| Strow, 35 Oakland.
Gust. Soderblom, 80. III South Park. and
Jenney Anderson. 81. i'll South Park.
Edward Bloom. 81, city. and Matilda Deten-
| hon, &c city
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-24
BORN.

DITTMAR-In this city. July 21. 1904 TO the
wife OF Charles 2. Dittmar, daughter
GUSTAFSON-In Alameda. July 10. 1904. to
the wife OF Captain Charles Gustafson, a
daughter
HANsEN-In this city. July Is. 1904. to the
wife Of Aug Hansen, a son.
HILDERBRAND-In this city. July II. 1903,
to the wife Of Christ Hilderbrand, son
MILTON-In this city. July %. 1904. to the
wife of Joseph W. Milton. son.
PEARL-In this city. July IA. 1904. to the
wife OF Max Pearl (nee Reinhertz). son.
SHULTZ-In this CITY, June 20. 1904 to the
wife Of Calvin Shultz. son.
SMIFH-In this city. July 16. 1904 to the
wife of Fred o. Smith. a son.
SURGES-In this city, July 16 1904 to the
wife of John Surges son.
TRABER-In this city, July Is, 1904. to the
wife Of Ullrich Traber, daughter.
VAIL-In this city. July Is. 1904, TO the wife
Of Charles ]. Vail. daughter.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-24
BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHS

Birth, marriage and death notices sent by
mail will not be inserted. They must be handed
in at either of the publication offices and be
indorsed with the name and residence OF per-
sons authorized to have the same published
Notices restricted simply to the announcement
Of the event are published once in this column
free Of charge.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-24
DIVIDEND NOTICES.

1S5th REGULAR Monthly Division of Profits
July /, 1904. the Storey Cotton Co. Capital
100000; surplus $102. 130 42l. The Bourse
Philadelphia Pa. this day announced and
paid to all customers of record net profit of
two and half per centum (2h per cent? on
all funds on deposit during June for invest
ment tsubject to withdrawal on demand), and
on Special Time Accounts net profit of aIh
per cent plus per cent regular quarterly
bonus.
Cotton investments thus operated pre-
sent the best. the safest, and most prohta BILE
medium now before the public. Booklets free
MONTHLY dividend of 8 cents per share on
the preferred capital stock Of the United
MIX Company has been declared. now pay
able at the office OF the company at 524
montgomery St. s. F. Regular monthly
dividends will be paid in future
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-24
DIED.

Beall. Reason B. Kelly James
Braun, Carl Levison. Abraham 9.
Bruning, Anna Mccarthy. 3.
Cavagnaro Florence Mckinney Anna L.
Chase Thomas de F. Menech, Simon
Clancy, John T. o Donnell Peter
Duraind. Edward II. Poland. Frank 5.
Egeberg Anna M Reitmann Augusta
Fenton Charles Richardson, William
Gaspar. Frank c. Santos, Angelita
Gaughran. James Simi, Pietro
Golden. Mathew J Slocun, Ruth B.
Harris Charles s. Speck william ].
Hayes, Anna Tox William L.
Hull. Henry P. Wolff Michael
Irwin, James B.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-24
SUFFERING AND srAMMER1Na.

Is taught celebrated Melbourne system; only
melbourne in u. s.: private; established 3
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-24
Morning Sessto
Mining Stocks.

100 United Ry Inv Co pfd 4S 75
s5 coo United R R Of F per cent. 50 IS
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-24
roNnPAH MINING FXCHANGE

Following were the sales on the San Fran
,isco and Tonopah Mining Exchange yesterday:
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-24
PACIFIC STOCK EXCHANGE.

Following were the sales on the Paci
Stock Exchange yesterday:
Morning Session
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-24

ST. LOUIS, 1875 Jackson st.-Modern 3-4-5
rooms; furn or unfurn.: refs. Tel. East 1880.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-24
COMMERCIAL NEWS
Continued From Page Al.

SALEC-
Morning Session
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-24

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
1To11ou,ing were the sales on the san Fran
cisco Stock and Exchange Board yesterday:
MornfnR Session
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-24
ABATEMENT HOUSES.

ALSO FREE and for EXCLUSIVE
complete in every detail, a charming
place to entertain ones friends. Bill
LARD and CARD ROOM adjoining.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-22
THE PRODUCE MARKET.
Heavy Receipts Cause Drop in in
Prices on Dressed Hogs. ~. !.

The conditions OH the produce market
toward the close Of the week appear7to pc
salts factory to the merchants as 2 RUE.
Warm weather and heavy receipts here
and a. lower market in the West nave
caused a drag in the prices ona dressed
hogs. The receipts In this line are heavier
titan they have been for some time, Eggs
also have come down. and there is no
ticeable decline III poultry. Prices gen
ssiderlrg this fact the volume of trade on
the street is excellent. The supply and I'D
most notable changes are indicated In the
following:
lie; chickens. small. per pound. u 70
l4c.: chickens. medium size. per pound;
IL to 13c,: chickens. large, per pound II
to 12c.; turkey hens. per pound. 10 TO l6c.;
turkey gobblers. per pound. IA to l5c.
Dressed ..Poultry-.Turkey hens. ORA wn,
drawn, per pound. Is to 19c.: turkeys, un-
drawn, per pound. II to &c.,: chickens.
drawn per pound, Il to &c.: hens. drawn.
per pound. 10 to 514c.: ducks. drawn. per
pound. II to &c.: geese, drawn. per pounq.
IL to 13c.; chickens, undra.Wn.4 per pound,
l3 to 14c.; hens. undrawn.s per pound. II
to 12c.;;f geese. undrawn. per pound. 10
Dressed Hogs-Hogs. choice. small. per
pound. &C.; hogs. choice. large. per pound.
IL to 3-4c.; hogs. rough. per pound,
Bggs, fresh. near by. 27c.; eggs, other
sections. - to &c. S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-22
SOUTHERN RAlL I.

IA SCHEDULE IN EFEECTs,JA y. 1sdt 53sS Nh
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND 81 II
n 100 a.! Ar--Daiiy. Local for Charlotte =, O.
1880 M.-Daily; Limited: Buffet Pu u3
Memphis Chattanooga and all the South 1884
$500 r. MEX. Sunday. keysville Local.
1000 PSfN.-Daily. Limited Pullman ready,
AZ s-1f 81 ~ YORK RIVElt LINE ,}5 ssli
y The fayorito route to Baltimore and Eastern
points. Leave Richmond ago F, ! ". Monday
III a. M.-Except Sunday. Local mixed for 3
West Point. -4 ny ,S y.s
4 400 r. M.-Except Sunday. For West Point.
* connecting with steamers for Ba fillmore and
river landings Monda dnesday and md Frs
guy 1c.f TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
6:s5 Ann. and 6;43 p. M--Fromi ell the South.
i s:s6t P. from NCharlotte and 2
e:25 M;-galtlmore and West u 2, y, 4.
9 Il. AcKERT I, 8, II HA ARD y; + Z 81
q, w. WEsTBURY, D; A.,
7Itf W. iI a 'fS'i Richmond, I; We. u
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is in
. HEAL THY /. CONDITION ]; J. ! l I |
Sales This Week on 7 obacco
Breaks Aggregate Nearly.
Half Million. y
Half Million.

Mr.. Will HAZEL, Of Shockoe Warehouse.
reports the tobacco Il market in "a. good.
healthy condition, in most cases. the
prices received being satisfactory to the
planter. Mr.. HAZEL says that some idea
can be had from the list Of sales and
prices quoted below.
These sales were made on his floor
"Wednesday of this week, by representa-
tive farmers from three or four OF the
counties, making sun-cured tobacco:
Mr.. Lem J. Dabney. of Hanover coun-
ty; sold $50 pounds at 1925; SO at s11; 256
Mr., Newton Dabney, Of Hanover coun-
ity, $40 pounds at s6,25; 625 pounds at
Is; 46 at s155D.
Z Mr.. r. II. Taylor, of Hanover, coun-
Sty,s $40 pounds at So; 525 pounds at sS.25;
s14o pounds at 5000; ,2S5 pounds at sl5.
MI. j. D. Terrell, 16O pounds at STE;
1876 at 1915; 90 at 50; $50 at s1s2.s
Mr., f. w Thompson, MONTPELIER. Va,
2s,5 pounds at $3.50; 100 at ss.75; 116 at
+, Mr. Mr. IL 81 iVaug han, L Hanover county
40 pounds at So; s75 at 1910; so at $l0.75;
sG5 at $13.75; 60 at SIT
1 Mr.. Ben Avis, 5of Goochland county,
ssoy pounds at SIPS; 250.3at s11.75is s. at
$780, & 8. S, ~
,,l3 MT 90 u. JackSOflI LOuts1 SUu!ttS Looo
hounds at $780, 1865 at $40; LIS at $13.15.
John Anderson, Louisa COUNT 200
pounds at IS; 100 at sl1:26; 1bo. at $3.50.
d. &c. Turner, Louisa county,. lG0.
pounds at s7.75; rs at 81: 1870 at: $3.50.
A., G.. Hill. Louisa county, 10 pounds
ut $685. las at $40. Il; : 2l0 at s15.
Be III T. Baughn. go pounds At $500; 20
at $S.25; 40, at SIG.
al Mr.. HAZEL says that he sold on this
date sale amounting to As, 900 pounds for,
an average Of $7.05 for everything on the
floor. This Is certainly very flatter-5
Ing showing, and seems to indicate that
buyers are anxious sfor sun7cured to-
baccos. Mr. HAZEL thinks prices on de-
5girable .sunscured tobaccosl will be good
ali through Hthe season. He thinks be-
tyond ~ doubt the crop is far short$o Of
last years productio n@ Certainly e5 per
nent. SHORTY, which fact buyers will soon
realize, and will, therefore, make great
effort to secure their stock.
4 Sales for the week will reach near half
million pounds which isfthe largest sales
or the season.. No fears of a "glnt" this
season are entertained !, by conservative
people, as the season is too far ad-
vanced, al sufficient, amount Of the crop
having been marketed to render it very
limDrObable, S4G4 a.lt5 liaf fE. q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-22

b. virtue OF deed of trust. dated
yJanuary, %. 1902 recorded n Clerks 4! office
Of Henrico County Court, In y. E. 1853 a.,
page 100, and at the request Of beneti-
iclary, default having neen made In pay
nlent Of notes secured, I will sell by
public auction, On. the premises, on
SATURDAY., JANUARY o, 1901.
at 81 o'clock F. NJ, the real estate do,
scribed In said deed as that certain lot
OF land, with all buildings and improve
meI Is thereon, lying and being II the
county Of Henrico. In the planSof Wood
.Yetes and Walnut Streets, fronting 60
feet on the soulful line Of Bates Street and
extending back within parallel lines Gone
OF which is Walnut StreeD 1877 feet to
Fa'rtleld Street. ~ e 6 ~ &. S}s {E5 a5
'rERMs-C for expenses Of sale, ans
taxes that may due, and to pay O. note OF
Sl4J With interest from January 2, 1908 !;
baiance at one and, two YEARS, with inter-
est, and secured BY deed OF trust.
G. u. DENOON, Trustee
K q. t.. & H. L. Denoon, ettoneers.
Jan 17ntds Y !. = 3 H l n Ss3, 81 y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-22
N SMz!W NoIfo|k;@W Weston.

e b & e LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY. ss S533$s
e 900 a. M-NORFOLk8L LIMITED. Arrives
Norfolk 11:20 a.. NJ. Stops only at Petersburgi
9o5 4. MNcHICAGo EXPRESS. Buttes
Parlor Car, Petersburg to Lynchburg and
.Roanoke Pullman Sleepers Roanoke TO Cos
iumbus, Blueaeld to Cincinnati also Roanoke
to Kuoxville, and Knoxville to Chat tanooEaS
: 1910 r. M..@RoANoKE EXPRESS for Farms
Vile, Lynchburg and Roanoke ss
al 500 r. M-OCEAN SHORE LIMIT ED. sAr-S
riVes Norfl'k $50 p; NJ. stops only a. Peters,
burg Wavei.Y AMI Suffolk Connects With
steamers to Boston, Providence New ii YorkIl;
Baltimore and Washln gton. 81
: Il 10 's F. KNEW ORLEANS SHORT line
Pullman Sleepers. Richmond to gLynchburEa and
Roanoke; Petersburg to East Radford; !. LynchS
burg to Chattanooga; Memphis and new new osts
leans Cato Dining Car. Us ~
Trains arrive from the West 1885 a. NJ. 2:e
p. NJ. and 9:1O p Nj from Norfolk II 100 ~
Office No S3s East Main Street. si33
w. b. BEVILL ~. ~ l5OSi+D x.t9isl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-22
Good Year for Metropolitan.

Stockholders OF the metropolitan Bank
met yesterday IN annual session, and the
directors for 1904 were elected. They
Crump. "A. r.. Ellerson. 4. r. Green. w.
F. CHM, William H. Parrish. A Won
Rosenegk. Z. p: Tatum and a. M. Wll-
Hams ~ y.
Following this meeting the directors
elected the officers OF the bank. They
are Mr.. L. p, Tatum. president: Mr.. A..
Won Rosenegk,, vice president: MIR. II. A.
Williams, cashier. y III t6
Z The bank had good year, and Janu-
airy LIST declared Its first diyident. Isl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-22

a AZ ting under certain deed Of trust.
recorded in the clerk 8 . flee Of Henrlco
County Court in .. B. 13S B, page 1856,
default having been made In. the pay
{ment5 OF certain money therein secured
anu being SO required by the beneficiary.
We will sci by Public Auction, on the
~ = e sATbsRDAY. JANUARY 2aD. 1904
a. !: p. NJ, the farm described In said
deed. as !, follows: That certain tract.
!p!eco OF parcel Of land Lying and being
In the county Of Y Henrlco. about three
niles nor theast OF the city of Richmond.
Containing thlrty-hve 1850 acres, on the
yncrtll side " OF, the Grail ton Road and
bc,lnC as follows Y On the west by q road
20 feet wide, and lying between the Land
OF Marcellus Tiller and the land formerly
owned by Sarah Hodgson, and on the
east by the lands formerly owned by the
estate 8 OF DR., VIM. A. Christian, and
running back from said front on. said
Crnlgton Road land along heeeast and
west lines as above described q sufficient
distance so as to embrace the said guam
! tity Of thirty-fve (35) acres, exclusive o {
one half acre heretofore conveyed. 5l N!
& YERA1S-While the deed requires cash.
very liberal terms can be arranged arr If
- =; JAMES y b. IIARvIE.
VIZ. tJNO. q. E.AsLEY,
Administrator for r, B. Gnufiin. deceased.
4jan l9-5t II 5 d l8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-22
AUCTION sALEs-.--'rhis Day.
! ByiThe Valentine Auction CO..,
in5E fl4' Gig East BROAD street.

TJWSAND USED HEATING. STOVES,
i3OKIN35 STOVES, IttRNITU n b,
CARPETS, EDISON GRAPHIC PHONE,
&C.. Ar Att CTtON.
1'llIs tFrlday hioRNIN 9. IAN. 22D.
at our warerpoins, No. VIZ East Broad
street. = begn1lIn 1919 closk @ VIII eel
scif. feeders, Laundry Stoves, Gas Radla-
tor Cooking stoves, &C.. Oak and Walnut
Chamber Suits and WArdrobes, Parlor
Springs Hali Rack, Edisoi, Ghaphoph5ne
complete with records aud horn; Pic.
lures. Sewing Machines. 6ldeboards, Bu-
reauo and Washstands and other Fnrni-
An THE iii VALENTINE AUCTION co.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-22
Union Revival Services.

Tho union revival services being. held
IN tho Broadus Memorial Baptist Church
are increasing in.interest. 1.-The Rev. =.
a. Cave. Or the, Third Christian Church.
Zion. Next week tho services wi j be. held
at the Third Christian Church.; and the
.Rov. r. B. Eggleston, of The Third Pres
byteran Church, will do The preaching.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-22
Fra Elbertus Married,

Richmond people, especially those who
heard Fra Blburtus lecture at the Y. N;
ii IFS marr r s0 Witch Occurred as soon
as he reached the North.from,. Richmond:
Some time ago Mrs; Elbert Hubbard
husband, ~ best known as Fra Elburtus,
Miss a lice Moore, Of; Concord. Mass. was
ria,med as Correspondent. "A few days
ago Fra Elb,lrtus and Miss Moore met IN
Bridgeport, hunted up % ma glstrate and
were welded, 81 H 49,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-22
PHYSICAL INSTRUCTION.
Policemen and Firemen to Be-
come Trained Athletes.

8 Members OF the police and fire DEPART
sicaI culture, BY direction Of The two
Professor M. r.! pwyer. the eminent
exponent OF physical culture, tlls beer
lat each staf ion7h house apd at each fre
engine house, and these men are. In turn.
to instruct their assoc iat ess TIE instruc-
ere Iall f2gs thi'se Resks.
Shiaxs aaba men mi IA nv ~ pxh Idv
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-22
Training Firemen..

Under orders from Chief Engineer Pull
ten men, representing the various conpa-
MES, were given special lessons in tech
meal fire training by Professor Dwyer
at Murphy's yesterday AFTERNOON. The
men who are being lalled VIII IRAN
othera in the department. later. Wa.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-22
r. sss" : sst9 assssffsts:

Trains Leave Richmond--No rthWaroag 3FEa
AIS Az NJ. daily. Byrd st. Through 81 &
s:iS Hibhr daily Main ST. Through. u ia
s:15 A. M. daily Main ttl Sc
s54 n, except Monday, Byrd 81 Thrroush-
7:15 a.. NJ. weers days. Eipa. Ashland Sao Al
s:oo A. NJ, sunday only. Byrd ST Throush.
SID 10 AN A., n. week days. Byrd St. Through.
1905 noon. week days Byrd 81 ~ Through
sS 100 r. M. ,week days Byrd ST. redericks-S
burg accommodate .05f U.s. ls 315.lSSf$
n 5:e5 p. n. daily. Main ST.: Through;
s:25 r. Nj, week days. Elba. G Ashland, g. 1
eH s:o5 ?. NJ. daily. Byrd st. Throus
"a Il rains Arrive n Richm on d--so uthWard. itsS
$40 A.. M week days hlba Ashland acs \
s:l5 A. NJ week days Byrd St. Fredertcks-
s:s5 A. A. Nj, daily Byrd st. Through. u
ii:5 a. NJ, week days. Byrd St Throushs
s:o5 - * H., daily; Main st; Throug 81.
s:oo r, NJ week days. Elba Ashland a =, ],
9:i5 y. Nj daily. BYRD s.. rough.
.'IS IS Il. daily Main 81: Through. 4.
1is5 H. qss'y a aays
All Pullman Cars S5 i5s z: . al ~ &
ali trains except local Recommendations -.I9
w 81 DUKE 10. W. CULP w. p .TAYLoRs#
GenI Man r, ASS t. Geni Man Nan.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-22
Qualifications.

In the Chancery Court yesterday the
following qualifications were made:
Thomas ]. Mclaughlin. administrator
as guardian; Alice c. Henry. admlnlstra-
trix OF Charles s.. Henry, and p. G. VIII
kinson. executix OF L. A.. Wilkinson.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-22
Argued and Submitted.

sion yesterday the Harrisonburg freight
rate case WAS argued and Submitted.
FIessrs, All. r. Thorn and Wilson APP,
EBailtimotie and Ohio, whose rates 70 ship.
peGs are involved, and .Alessrs, Conrad
and Conrad represented the shippers, The
decision WILL be given ollt later on. fs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-22
SW;llsbe I.egalized.

4 There Ii some discussion in. cal .pollt-
FOR Mayor and Y ounci lmen to be-: held
next sprlngsWill be a. 1ega ICED one. From 2,
the expressions heard son tn 81 subject II
looks as It will be legalized, and tina T.
only registered white Dem ocrats Will pc
permitted to participate III III,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-22
Seeks Information.

3 Mayor Taylor. received q letter yester..
Main Street, Honesdala, Pa, ask Ing for
Information about O. tailor named Fred
Gieseke, Who has a mother In that place
who has not heard from him for oyer
tittenn years The Mayor would pe gao
to receive any information about him.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-22
Tribute to Mrs. Stokes.

Tho Board OF Lady Managers. OF the
Spring Street Home have adopted appro-
pirate resolutions with It j respect to the the
Ken Of asathe Institutions "oldest. most
faithful and loving friend, and q wise and
render, counsellor gg h rs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-22
Damaged By, Water.

The bursting Of a water pipe on the
second floor 81 the fiat; at Sixth and Main
zee. Of the ~ M G caused cons1d-I
cradle damage to- books and, other prop
ertyI in the Office of DR.. Edward Eggle-y
ston, tho dentist. in the room Immediately,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-22
Change 81 Firm! Name,

AIessrs. W. p. Gatlett and p. Ut. Tay-
lor have bought out the entlra Interest
Of Mr.. y, Tresnon. Of the firm, Of Tres
tractors and engineers, and Will CONTINUE
the business under, the hrm name OF Cat
lett and 'iraylo ,..s & / 4 rs !; sy5 555 n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-22
Property Transfers.

Deeds Of bargain and sale recorded yesterday
Richmond Miles g. Aliens dseviaees. .
Street. southwest corner r. 81. ESQ; I. !, !,
in Is feet on east slds Twenty.thlfd Street, 10
j pay . icy q 81 side TSffy.aist Street
tsss ssess 8 e Edward
aldaon, 90 feet on Grove I'VE Avenue. northwest
oo IT. s. gssa t. William b DAVIS lots
to ito in Duyals addition. except 1T 81 s.. 700.
ssspss as gsse fses
q TAI onl0 4iti ssl0 CO. Of Richmond 70 American
n a9s lest 00lh
psSs os sfat 5ss aason
raGsts % SSnsy ssee
Il s Sd s ss II. q
feet on east side Twenty. second Street, 1As1a
fe ans sqss9 e & gAEst,an D. and wife .
Rsff sa s ST. sa': ss q y!Gfs g!
Wright. % feet On west side Second Street, lo4
test sSatR s e gaks q xiexander Brown
fsst q west Ha
w Street. northwest corner svcapaore $50,
D j.. e. Taliaferro TO w. r. Francis & Broth-
ers.S certain machinery. etc, at no. 1906 Taylor
Street, 50, 900! ". i =.
Brothers. boiler and engine. sll4 ~ . u
James 3 Winston an: fe TO j, Bsssse MEET
on north side West Avenue S13 1h-12g feet east
OF Birch Street, So. 900. =. tt.t !, !,
rnd Walter Robinson, is feet on Eighth Street,
southwest corner Bates. 1850; q !, Z,
aldson GO feet on Grove Avenue, northwest
corner West Street, 200 4, Il
& Frank Davis to Joseph Davis, interest IN the
village known as Jonesborough,, 81. IA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-22
Governor 81, Away,

Governor Montague went over to WASH
lngton yesterday to confer with former
!. Governor Gambler, OF Georgia, and some
of the department officials concern Ing the
Publication ltc Of muster rolls OF the Civil
Ills Excellencys will return to-day VI