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The Red Cloud chief., 1904-07-08
Ch,mu,on.h,p Go.. to Oakland.

At the Worlds fair stadium, Thomas
+. Kiely of Oakland, Cal, won the all
around championship Of the world
from Ave other noted athletes In the
games held under the auspices OF the
A. A. U. ..,.
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-07-08
A Feat in Growth.

Il lost my foot in the war" said
the tramp. land I'm tryin' to raise
enough money to get out to Califor-
MIA"
What do you want to go to Cali
fornia for?" asked the at the
door.
"Oh, I've heard that there arc
things which grow a foot in a day
out there"
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-07-08
Satisfactory Reason.

Satisfactory Reason.
i've just been making my will. \
nave bequeathed everything I possess
10 my wife"
Then you did 1t in about ten
words"
Not at all. The lawyer who drew
u up for me used four sheets Of
paper"
What did he charge you?"
Five dollars"
Then he's an honest lawyer. He
wanted to make the service worth
the fee."
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-07-08

Mr.. Twopair-Here. here. Edgar!
Don't lose all my poker chips!
Edgar-Why. pa. you might as we'll
let me lose them as you.-Chicago
Bulletin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-26

-, and "a En- oHoesv - any Trss cctng yfa.
~ go -...-,.-a d -h.r port for tho last week
regl -. .r r f-.is2 .u t7lu" ~ TneTalan-i-e
s-rf "a Z. decrease - S5is2-1 in supports, com
g17-e - .re same week ~ 1885, Money - abun
r-l ~ -- while rarnigu ~ change Is firm. and
frt 49, are imminent thus Tar howeFefr
tAl,--a-f has been in fil5 direction. snip
= n.....,-,raT rv arriving ~ san francisco from
~f-it .,---f.r markets have developed greater
CD '.t-- 10 any previous time this y-di.
-'.2 -.54r-.f4 fHr tho deere 1se Or only 20 l.I
rfc "'.-..t exchanges ~ N,w-h ork compared
I'll = '--rs1.rdlnE period last wear. while a.
ID -.-.re cities the~e S. Joss ~ l' I'rr cei.'.
.,..ss,resrs" says:
- -...rl- nas helped retail trade thereby
HsI', 'rr- rra tone 90 Wholesale and 'Dniing
a-f1tt' r.-rarf1 rather uess mist'c because Or
s-- etrrE demand. Distribution. as "a
a1EN tt.-.-..--ar IS not up 20 year ago Add
roe ,..-.frr features are the unquesiDnailF
1-al -..- d. heat condition. due 20 general rains
sfe ". -..a Southwest and evidences ~ further
s-r. 5 strength fu the iron and steel trades
fff'il ~. 7l-snr- also have allowed - increased
fru- activity. notably in bniding, pli signs or
r'i.- tension iu labor matters constitute "A
--fa-.. y. al-aral large centres. Country roads
~ g-F objections are a source OF complaint
- ~. -.-~.re- feud 20 improve as transportation
ffA =. 49, e.--iu rrlrfcd. and tie outlook s. that
r'-t.i-.s Fa~ March VIII show "a slight IN
lr,s .-c- "a wear ago. Lack OF cars IS stl a SUD
-aas ,--.-..Irirf particularly iu The coke pro
- U s.-.--z TT-e avertiuE ~ the strike In the
Erit coal industry is "a strcng thenlng ieatlle 2
f'snL--.r rrefrars throughout che West NuL
g'i.-.ti.t had advanced on the fear ~ con-
IRE y, .-p- rrr-tdrrarle stea dlDcss The usual
f'- slL 5--+trr ~ On cents IN anthracite coal
rrlt . .-rlrfr.e1 f1r April =. Bank clearlngs
~ Deer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-26
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
IEY TELEGRArH TO TuE 7RnrNr-l

BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE
Chicago March 25.-Wheat closed l.c TO lc higher
and early &c 10 @ higher. The strength OF the
cash wheat. the early strength IN the Northwest,
large cash sales and bu.lIsh crop summary by
Snow had most 70 Do with the strength. The
Modern Miller" was Dearish. Argentina shipped
$4,000 bushels a partial reaction from the high
point was profit taking. March closed at Csc;
May sold at 9ac and 96c. and closed At 95c; old
July closed SSizc; July. size; old September
Nizc; new September SZfsc. The Snow report said
that the prospect was poor quite generally. but
tempered It's bulshneSs by saying that spring rains
could make a good deal OF difference. The Mod
ern Miller said that the crop condition at present
was the best since the wheat was seeded The
predicted cold wave was not realized. Kansas had
further rains. More moisture was predicted and
no very severe weather. Gables were strong. Liy-
81 about l6G"o bushels. with 10000 bushels No l
Northern at May price and about 1000 bushels
bushels hard winter sold: Toledo p bushels No
red. Early the Northwestern markets were stronger
ve re Tectsi 70 snow he Smallest ON record
Cearances for the week were 1So2oy0 bushels The
Primary receipts we're $500 bushels compared with
S6Oo1 last year. The wire service was slow and
Armour buying OF MAY and July corn was the
feature. Prices at their best were l. to nc higher
5li.c. MAY sold at 527scc and at SIC and closed 1T
&c; July closed at 5e'sc. sellers ON the advance
were sellers The Armour buying aggregated pos
sihy 10000 bushels Receipts were IL cars. Cash
out a TsS i' s ba sFs T6 eo
shipped $4,000 bushels. America cleared l52s,'9
bushels. Liverpool I'd higher There is good
deal from Illinois and Iowa Of the poor quality ~
the grain I'm cribs. Argentina estimates an cN-
portable surplus OF 100000 bushels.
oats closed "a to izc higher Cash oats were -
20 lc higher. March closed al Sc sellers; May sold
$3.50 and 39rc and closed at a., sellers. July
S7Tsc sellers Receipts la cars. Private Gle
vatcrs turned out sixteen cars and 1900 bushels
standard oats felt the corn and wheat strength
There was "a general commission buying. Patterns
house the best seller.
Pork closed Sc Joe higher; lard end ribs &c 70
slxc higher. Armour was buying rios There was
some other buying that looked Ike packers Pro
visions sywuathZed with the grain strength There
were only 1900 hogs. West. SO" hogs. compared
with $50 Shippers are taking hogs freely.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-26
Outside SECURITIES.

-.,s q considerable contraction in outside
- I'D r-fces showed more or less irregu-
- --l,re was some hesitation At the opening
II, -suo-ted friction in the dissolution of
~ ..,.--.s-a-r merger. and the issues directly
-....s rsl from : 10 per cent This decline
- .t,-tf,ved sharp advance took place IN
.--re-n Securities stubs" which sold ~ 20
~ Toward she ate afternoon, fresh pressure
=, ssr End tHe market sold of 70 tho lowest
I, ID. 6av Nrr.E..rr Securities. while furnishing
!. siTk of dealings. totalle6 about half ~ thurs
49, fea-e AT the opening some pressure was
=. which caused "a break Of Ias per cent but IN
80 subsequent dealings n rose is per cent oii.y
!. srsir fail 20 within q fraction Of tho lowest
r,--bs-r Pacific opened down per cent In the
10 dealinrs ran up 2 per cent. but finally ended
!. ne lowest Great Northern, after an early loss
"a re~ cont. sold Up per cent. and then ffoke
4 pe- cent HAVANA Tobacco common declined ?
~ rent American Can preferred was about I'M
asrred. There was only a light inquiry Tor bonds
,t.sh ruled generally firm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-26
To the Creditors and Stockholders of the
United States ShipbuiIdine Company

that by order this day made and filed in the Circuit
of of New Jersey by the Honorable Andrew
Kirkpatrick sitting has been granted the Mercantile
Company Security file amended
supplemental of under and for the foreclosure the
Shpbudng Company to said Trustees
bonds known the First Mortgage
Sinking Shpdmg of the authorized amount OF
the Twenty Five Per Cent
SOOOOOOO
value supplemental bills have this day been filed in the
order directs the undersigned as receiver
Spbdg plead demu to said foreclosure bills on
the undersigned aforesaid will apply
Post Office Building in the City OF
Trenton o'clock the forenoon
thereafter what defense deen
the said foreclosure bills filed III
said court by Company and the New York Security
Trust Company respectively whether not the undersigned
as s receiver shall expense of the Trust Estate in his hands
either of them and for such other
instructions in respect and and as the
just
ted Newark, Ncw Jersey March %, 1901
SMITH, JR,
United
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-26
Financial Meetings.
southern Paclh- Company. 90

southern Pacific Company. . go.
Naw T1Te A.L TO- 10
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF TIE SlOCh-
holders q southern Pacific Comp ny L-r me puT
.e.riuz directors company anu t-'
i-aneac-oa ~ any other business which ns. some
The meeting viii De hold ~ me once % ~
Jefferson county. keurus.. h ll ~
er-v5arI time on Weinasday. the 6h t1F z NT -'
hl.r.-s r1- te iot
purposes n Ire meeting. az O'Clock J. NJ A'l'A -
1904. 10y ,,rrr-,p clerk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-26
~ rI-RsrANcE OF AZ ORDER OF HON.

Il AbNer C. Thomas. Surrogate % the County % New
York dated January - ls7t Notice = hereby given 70
All nelson's having Claims MARIA a. CUTLER.
late Of the county Nor deceased, % present the
vouchers thereof % the subscriber az Ms pa
=. Broadway. Ok
New York Borough Of Manhattan on or before the
seventh % september next
GEORGE r WESTEItFiEI.p. ENeuctor. etc
dated New York the 18th day 0f February, 1904
JOHN AITKEN. Attorney FOR Executor. NO 20 Broad
wav York. y ,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-26

A DIV ER-IsEMENTS and sunscTipuons FOR The T-fSuns
~ received their Uptown Oflce.
1854 BROADWAY.
will received the following
AZ regular CbiCe o. 2 m
254 sth-ave-. cor 93d-st I53 6th-ave-. Ieth-
o. East I4th-st.; 255 West f2d-st.. between Tth
and sth 26S West i25th-st.; 1855 3d-ave. be-
tween 18th and 18th 1.026 3d-aVe.. s1stst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-26
AvERICAN CHICIE COMPANY.
TIIE REIET-IAR QUARTERLY DINIDEND

L ,. no ON the Preferred stock payable April lSi
10 an Preferred stockholders ~ record AZ i noon Sat
1sv NIar-b .crb and dividend OK per cent on tt~
common STOCK rayable April goth. to AT '-nn"n 0i,S
holders record at l. noon. Friday Ail I'' nave ''
been declared. g.
noon. regranur APRIL u next ~ l'l
a A Tra-sf.r books Tor Common stock close at -
18th. reorouiuE April Ilst nest ~ j"
~ 4'''-' HENRY EOWLEY. Treas.
Mach 18th 1904
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-26
~ PURSUANCE oF An ORDER OLE Hon.

Il Abror e. Thomas a Surrogate County o. New
York notice hereby given all persons having claims
against William J Ranghart. late q the County % New
YORK. deceased. 70 present the same WITH yoIchers
thereof TO his q t-ausActink
business al the once Edgar Vhitlock.
way i'm the Borough q Manhattan. n The city % New
YoTL on or before the twentieth day of April next.
Dated New York. the 10Th day % October. 1905
OSCAR r. BASGHNRF. Executor.
EDGAR WHITLDCK. Attorney FOR Execl-Or. 1+l Broad
way Eorough Of Manhattan. New YORK Sity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-26
Lost

l. ss,h 1904 f-- S31oo issued by the kncAerr'cNer
inst tsor-p7nv and rsyabs the order = Shears9l
fiammi. < 90 OF g W Lee CO. Finder please notify
sHEARSOS, HASINIJL 8 co. 4 Broadway. NeW-AoEH-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-26
GRANvILLE Nh PrRsTANCE

- o. order o. Hon Eran5 r. lLtzEgraid SURF
given persons having claims asust GRAM iI-ll
n GARTH deceased. late Of the County OF New
10 nrasent the vouchers thereof the bsrrb
nj her place traaslcug business the oair- -
haitian tn the city New Y1rH, before the asteenh
Gav Of september
Dsttd New York the third DAY % March 1904
IIIIIE INCOME GARTH Afr1inistra-rix
Byrd ATT Truey- for Adrlni--ltriN. % Wan
street York tl-y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-26
In PURSUANCE OF Az ORDEE or HON

- Abner Thomas a Surrogate the County o.
Notice Is hereby given O. all persons having claims
AGAINST Maria l. OF The County
Work deceased present thereof
10 the subscriber his place traEsa,tus business
Office Of
Borough Manhattan. In The City % New York
before the 22Ed day u June next
Dated York. the 18th lay - December. 1898
TIMOTHY MATIACS CHEESEAN. Executor.
DFTTrW OSBORN GILLESPIE. Er-
.---r-- -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-26

wALL-sT. MINING AND STOCK EXCHANGE.
tTleqo-el t Catlin Powell Company. so - WALSH
MINING EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-26
STEEKS. HENRY.-IN PURSUANCE OF Az
CHARLES THApDEUS TERRY Attorney Tor Executors.
I67 broadway. Borough q Manhattan. CITY q Ne"
York
II PURSUANCE OF Az ORDER OF HON

Abner c. Thomas a Surrogate % the County OF
fs hereby given % all persons having
claims against crawford late Of the
So work deceased 20 present with vouch-
prg thereof the subscribe At their place %
acting business ~ the Office OF Fettretch. SIzman &
SevbeI. No. IL Park Row CTimes Building. The
CIV OF York. Borough OF Manhattan.
fore day OF July next
JAMES O. CRAWFORD
2 DIITER s --Ne--''Is-
EETTPFTCH SII.KMAN & SEYBEI4 Attorneys for
Executors. Park Row, Borough Of Manhattan.
of New TCr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-26
Citations.
PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW


y0rl, Nv the grace OF God free Independent. 70
r. Brown Lille T. Elder. Adele T. Boyd Louise
Thomas I.uderi Laura T. Livingston. Fannie
Tav.ur. Jennie Annie Isabelle Won Hoist:
Margaret French Formerly known Margaret smith
erict Thomas. John Howard Taylor. Henry A Taylor
N-Iatiua trapoVitsky. Mary T. Burnside Henrietta
Tavor. Y. TAYLOR. Bdyar1 Taylor Emma BUNK
lev Fannie PAINTER Minnie Terry, Louise T. Parker
Te0r " Nuh~. Laura T Won Eertrab. Alice Won NaSo
Marie Louise Mulf0rd. Sophie Baxter, Isabel j. Brown
Brown. Mabel Brown Thomas 9. Brown. llaa-
lei u. Brown. Mary a. Marks. Herman Mohs MARY Van
Wagner. George Frederick rocks. Edward ) fecN'
Amelia g. Peck. I.ucy Marks, Norris W Hardness;
Martha Hardness. Bridget Lyon. Mile shaw Ida Boice
Mile brigham Jennie Lamb. Lucy Warner, and 20 al
persons interested the estate 81 Jane j. Marks late Y
York deceased. as creditors. next OF
kin or otherwise greeting You and each Of YOU are
hereby required personally 20 be and appear ne
% the County Or New York. at the
Slrrogate's Of said county held at the county
Court House county Of New York. the 2th day
April 1904 half past ten o'clock IN the forenoon
a and there 20 attend judicial settle
eut account proceedings q Morton Trust Com
ranv Edward Peck Executors 81 the Last VIII
deceased and such OF YOU as are
hereby cited under the ~ twenty-one years
required appear by guardian Y YOU have one
have % appear and apply Tor one 70 u1
rha Of neglect or faTe 10 90
60 guardian Will ie appointed hy the SURF, gate IN req
and for i- the proceeding u tNNtifl.
caused the seal q the Surrogate 9t
Of said County New York To be her"untF afN'i
Witness Hon FRANK r. FITZGERALD. a Surrogate ot
our said County of New York the md cay
February year Of lord one Thousand nine
hundred and four JAMES y liN w lsl.l..
"a all ElerE % SIrr0gates' Court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-26

ACTIVE STOCKS.
r--i,nes hr William r Nichols e. Co.. 80. y Wai-stD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-26
The National PARK Bank of Ncw 10

The National Park Bank of New York.
22i. 1904.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS HAS THIS
l. day declared a quarterly dividend ~ -FOUR PER
CENT free Il tax on capital stock OF this EtnE
PAYABLE April lst 1904 stockholders u record March
The transfer books will be closed from March 22i to
ApT'' -" -''' EDWARD r BALDWIN Cashier.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-26
DiTidend Notices.

THE CHICAGO. ROCK ISLAND
AND PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY.
York. Mar. - 1904
T \ MEETING OF TIE EXECUTIVE
Committee o. this Company. held this day. o. .r-
dend Of THREE PER CENT declared
April holders ugrE-ar INK shares ~
capital stock their .-Ea ragre-aur1ras Who shall
Do record such tire closing 90 tEs transfer hooks
April =, 1904.
l9)$. and 1Ieu again for transfers o. lU .l. A. ~
April T. 1904
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-26
THE CHATHAM NATIONAL BANK.
QUARTERLY DIVIDEND
QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF FOUR PER

CENT has this DAY been declared hy tho Board
% Directors out o. the earnings n fhe past tfr""
months. payable and after ATTl i-r, 1904, until
"a hich date transfer books Will b. closed
New York March 18th. 1895.
/. DoREMT=. Cashier
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-26
BANK STOCKS.

rs7o-sod D. cl-.an Gilbert 80. Wan-s'1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-26

GARFIELD SATIO%AL BANK
Twenty-third street and sixth Avenue
York. March o. 1904
4 T 4 MEETING OF THE BOARD OF DI-
rrctrrs ~ this bank held this day. q quarterly
dividend Il THREE PER CENT was declared tho
capital stock 81 this bank. able free OF tax on
and after -lst 1903. The transfer books viii
he closed uuf.l Friday, April lst 1904
" J.. DOUGLASS Cashier.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-26
NATIONAL BISCUIT CoMPANY.

THE REGULAR QUARTERLY DIVIDEND
a. ONE PER CENT the common stock has been
declared paral.e April 1908 Transfer books VIII Do
closed from 2sa. 1904. April 10Th. 1904. both
T. A. LEWIS. Asst Treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-26

TUF Trust COMPANY OF AMEHICA
dividend
7sa R~oadWay New York. March IS lsAt
yrTTF ROARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE
L r., g.,--,,r- % America have this day declared
a cusrterIv dividend Of TWO 60 Per Cent upon L-7
9,,,t,5i sock a. the Company payable April J. 1874
-ransfer Books viii Ne closed al , =. NJ Aio--'as
49,, 81 ,o,.a and reopen 10 a. Nj. April !. l9t+
N-a---- - 49, RAYMOND j. CHATEN. secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-26
tINARD LINE

- TO LIVERPOOL. VIA QUEENSTOWN.
fa--rq-f7 [mbrfa Apr A u
Ftrura. Apr =. - NJ CarDanis Apr . 10 A. n
I1cana. Ayr e. 10 A. VI Etrl.iI --..'rr. So % A. n
NEuTTEREaNr.'N SERVICE
G14-1-fa A 2G noon @aruui1 June
T--5ra ..-.. MAY - Flrurnf. June e. noon
From Piers - % North River
pa Broadway. New York
VERNON r. BROWN. General Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-26

OFFICE OF
virginia Carolina Chemical CO. 40.
Tsf-hn1nG March SIN. ltHLt-
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS HANE I hIH
5s- declared a dividend OF 20 Two PER 'tN ID
-, -. feirr ,usrt.rl- dividend 40 -. on the tr
serref -tae Of this Company. PAYABLE At-- l.t'. -
-. 800 Win n, mailed am Prefer-f~i slocal.
%. 80 - ~ business March J1st- The books
Ire transfer - Preferred stock Vii De closed nom
@st4-' ~ '' -At-- ANF-IF< Tro0e1lr0r-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-26

Furnished by Frederic u. Hatch 10. 30 Br5as-stD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-26
CHICAGO & EASTERN ILLINOIS RAILROAD co.
Preferred stock Dividend 80 g.
4 QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF ONE AND

ore-haIf per cont 4, "a VIII Do paid the pre-
fsrred stock OF this company. iu New York city ora
Friday Apru ls 1900. 90 stockholders - record -
rh. closing q the books wednesday. March 10TH.
1904 transfer books for preferred stock VIII be
closed hours WcGueslav. March 18th.
aad remain closed until Monday. March -lst. 1904
A..t -r.L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-26

Rcccirer Of United States shipbmLdins Compang.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-26

s5s77 TOTAL Sales -odd Iots
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-26
JOIIAND AlfERICA LINE.

IL Nav Twin screw steamers
,.F,.V-YO RTI-GOT~Tr,r,T AN via ECT-TOGNE.
sailing Tues ls a. 81
4 N1I-f1rn ..sr p
Rotterdam Apr - Tur-laul NAV ID
sTl-ut.rl a 90 Rotterdam May II
sE-lu U4lI g Plymouth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-26
CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY.

Empress Of japan Apr nth e. w. S. AtTa1it1. June 9th
Empress MAY - Empress of Japan june iatL
Empress az InIa. Stay 23t b. g. = -l-tdr.J 25tn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-09
Unmade History.

- approached. the problem from tho.
ether direction" explained the inventor
Of the aerial lpcomotion. Instead Of
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-09
DEEDS LOTS
TO BROTHER
Ex-Mayor Secures tile Payment
Of a Bond Of
$4,000
ALSO CONVEYS LAW LIBRARY
Prisoner Allowed to Receive Wis
itors at Certain Hours, Pro-
vidcd They Havc&Passport.

@ Especial to The Tlmes-Dlspatcho
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, Oct S,--
BY a deed filed Ii, the corpora ton clerks
once land recorded this morning, cx-
Mayor j. Samuel N1cc1tc, who is i'll jail,
charged with the murder Of his wife,
conveyed TO Ills brother. Police Justice
Edwin q, McCuc, certain lots IN Char.
lottcsvllle TO secure payment for a bond
for $1,000.
8 MIR. 8McCuc also conveyed 10 his brother
his law library, valued q $500, and three
book Gases. Tho original deed OF trust
Is In the prisoners handwriting.
Tho statement that Mr.. McCuc Is not
allowed to transact business in jail at
present Is entirely wrong. He is per-
nlitted to receive people on business at
certain hours, transacting his law busl-
ness as If he was at his Office.
/. Visitors are permitted to enter only
when bearing a passport signed by one
OF his attorneys and counterslgned by his
brother, Ed. o. McCue.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-09
DIsTINGUIsHED VISITORS,
Hilary A. Herbert, Ex-Secretary
Of Navy, Goes to Yorktown.

Especial to The Times DispatclL)
airy A, Herbert. ex-secretary OF the Uni
tea States Navy, and Lieutenant ~ NJ.
Wright q the United States Ar n y were Y
Booth. OF Ctirter's Grove, They Visited
tho historical Temple farm, and also, other
historical places of1interest, Colonel Her;
bert also called Attn YORKTOWN I a,tae
rhe shit Of Charles Fraser against =.
j. Carlln s. Coz New Hork W%nleil|
FOR the past three days, was decided 70 9,
day--the plaintiff, Fraser, VAS aWardel1
damages by the jury to the !, amou y az e
sonting i. J Cartin s., Co., asked tho
Court to set aside tho verdict as being
contrary 10 law and evidence in the case
Judge Tyler Will consider the motloh ~
Vac:it ion. f ta5Ss Ks
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-09
TO OBSERVE
RALLY DAY \.
Pine Street Sunday School Will
Have Interesting Excr-
ciscs To-day.
HUNDREDS WILL ATTEND.
This Largest School II, the
soutl, Will Break All
Records.
HUNDREDS WILL ATTEND

rio sunday school OF Pine street Zap.
lie, church. largest In the South, VIII
have Rally lay exercises. commencing
with the regular session at O'Clock TINS
morning, and all former "schola re- are
a cd 70 return so that the numb: vi
400 desired by those in charge may be
present.
rhe earnest work OF the Officers is TO
have 1,1oo former, present afd new srl.ol-
ara on hand at this mes.iilh, ana 10
4. at least 100 new ones to the rolls.
a most interesting programme has oeeh
prepared and it Will eh.prace ~ ,oi
sneechcs, song and music by choit,
which Is one OF the best In Size city. Al
Who attend will be welcome. and VIII Gc
fullv repaid for their prescrce.
Fine Programme.
Following IS the programme which
will be rendered. -,
Opening sohs-'''A Thousand be''s Aie
i Ringing" ~,
ner'-By Infant Class.
scripture Readng-P Philip II. Williams ;baA'
and w. ]. Watkins.
Prayer-C. r. Hill.
song-.Hatl Joyous Rally Day by the
sChidren. 49,.
4. =, Across sst tie-"DoinE Duty"-Dy Eight Chill
d dren.a $
Roll Gail and Report OF c;nsses.
f5 solo-"Good Night. Little Flowcr'--hliss
Elijah beth Jenkins.
Address-"'w What the Children Can Do
for the Sunday l's--Wiiliam =. = en-
4 nings. ga \
Presentation OF Certificates Of Promo
zion from the Primary to The lntecine.
date Department.
song-''Little Deeds'-L. G. Minors
Sunday School Glass
Essay-""What Can the Girls Do Tor the
Sunday Schbol"--Nfiss Y. EVELYN ace.
Address-'..What Can the Boys 10 for
I the Sunday School 2'-John S. blount, Jr.
Duet with Chorus-"The Cross and tho
Fiag''-Misses Ethel Bradshaw and Alice
slead.
Address-NYhat Can the Young Men
DO for the Sunday School ?"--Rufus L.
Moody. !,
Essay-''what Can the Young Ladies
To for the Sunday School! Miss lnez
Bernard
song-'Rally to the confllctr--By the
Children.
Report OF Secretary.
Closing song-'"'rry to Brsns Oae.
Rencdiction.