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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-20
NEW Y0HE. NEW HAVEN z HARTFORD RI

depart
ztn Ave- follows, for
g lS;oO .zd9es a. I9il'oo 'Hl'OS 'zsoe.
BOSTON. via Wiimantio-tfs:eO A L.. TOO ?. IL.
BOSTON, via SDFingheId-t9:0o A H. tll2oOs -lssoo.
-11:oO ?. NJ
FTTCHBURG, via Putnam and worcesteE-fS:o0 ?. N
LAAEV1LtE and NoISFOLs-ts.59 A. M tSssl 2; a
HARRINGTON, STOCkBRID(SE. LZNOA. PITTS
FIELD--f4.5O. 1850 a. 81, 1881 ?. u
WATERBURY, and M4NSIELS-f4sS0 kosoe 1880.
Tl0O2 $1,000 ito Waterbury, a N. f1.0S. fsSo.
,sf5:0L te:O0. $500 Ito Waterbury, P. NJ
Ticket a Central Station and c125td
St. also az Gus c26l t1s5, elSSi EEoadgay CO Park
Place elc2 Fifth Ave- c243
Ave- eas Madison Ave. c21S West 125<a St. 153 EzsE
l2oh ST. In Brooklyn. ca CourS St. 500 Fulton St.
$50 Broadway. T. D.
-Daily. Except Sundays. sSundays only. STOPS a.
18th ST xSops 18th ST., Sundays only. 1Farl0r
Limited NHaS dining eParlor and Sleeping Cax
tickets also.
c 7. HEBIPSTEAD Gen. Pass Azr-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-20

Lackawanna Railroad.
Leave New York. foot Barclay and Christopher sta
fS-0O A. M.-For Btnghamton and Syracuse.
s1OO0 A M--For Buffalo. Chicago LonlA
s1-4O M.-For Buffalo Chicago
"a 90 P. M---For Scranton Plymouth.
.6.fO p. M.-For Buffalo and Chicago.
.s.4S P. M--For Buffalo. Syracuse. Utica
geo A. M.--For Chicago-Slespers p.
Tickets. ia. 40 is3. 1434 Broadway. N $50 Fut-
ST. Brooklvn.
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mo SAIL
Report of the Condition Of the
THIRTY-FoURIH STREET NATIONAL BANK OF
NEW YORK.
York City the New York. at the close
OF business March 14th 1865:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-20

State OF New YoFk, County OF York.
l. GEORGE J. RAUMANSN. Cashier OF the aboVe-nsT1ed
bank do solenany statement Is true
TO the best OF my knowledge and belief.
@. ]. BAUMANcS Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me this 18th day
1905. CHAS. EDGAR.
Notary Public. New York County.
Correct-Attest:
WARREN u HEALET, Directors
r. r. MOORE
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State of New York. County OF New YORK S.;
7, CURTIS J. BEARD, Cashier OF the aoove-nanaeo
bank solennly that the above sIateeh1 - us
\ CURTIS J. BEARD. Cashier
Subscribed before this nth DAY OF
March 1905. JOSEPH 7. VAN LOAN Notary Public
CLINTON b BRAINE. q
W8f W. CASWEILs DiFeetorS
VA. H SEAlCHs
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Bank Reports.

mo. 1891
Repcrt CT the Condition of the
AMERICAN EXCHANGE NATIONAL BASks
York II STATE CT New York. al fns c-ose OF
bus.rers- AFarch 1sth. 1905:
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Bank Reports.

mo. 259S
Report of the Condition OF the
GARFIELD NATIONAL BANK,
at New York City, Of New York at the close
Of business March 14th. 1905:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-20
Bank Reports.

rrrr, report OF the Condition of
=, -, TIE MERCANTILE NATIoSaf paw
~ Yz+S Shs S5y OF Ne|-Yor. the close Of bnsas
RESOURCES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-20
Bank Reports.

no. Is2A1
Report of the Condition of
GALLATIN NATIONAL BANK,
at New York. state OF New York close Of
business March IA 1906:
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Railroads.

WASHINGTON AND THE SouTH,o %, -
7S So g p 1sS5 sl9Ss 3 M y. 81 Z2 6 NJ
1910 night Sunday SIS. -S25. '105o a. n, 100 -
(SS2o. Congressional Llmited,). '3S. 'i2o 4oo ID
s6UTRERN RATLwAY.-12.55. s25 49, n u 70
ATLANTIC COAST LINE-s25 a m. and 2 % m
daily; New York and Florida Special %Io p u
sEAsoARD AIR LINE-12S5 D. m. and l21o a N.
daily. ''SeabOard Florida Limited L. m dai!y-
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RA1LWAH'-S"z0 p IL
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILwAY.-TSS q m.
week days. 80 p. m. daily.
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NOFsFOLA--4-oS a. m
weekdays, S.25 p. N. daily. -, -,
ATLANTIC CTTY.-9.55 a N. and 2o5 2. 10. week-caSs
sundays, 'T-55 q m.
SAFE 9AY.@I20 IS m. week-days ,.,,,-. p,..
s5 a. M and md FSin s Pisasan SO a E Sys IL ~
FOR PHILA oELPHIA. $3.50.
.io55 Mss a. m. .i25s. .i.G 2iO. ass. ., Is. s5s.
25. 20 .4S5 tsti55 for North Pnlladelpaiia Gnsa
.oo5 655. 49, % 925 C955 for North PnilaaepnasA
ee9 z. m II 10 night week.dsggsss s1asS M.
1888. Sl55. go ass (st455 for North Phiis-
cepha only. ASS. $3.50 6.55. T55, So 30 600
.2r North philadelphia only .. NJ, 1@lO nisn~
sDinng Car TEHxtra fare train. -
Fifth Avenue below 23d St) 263 Firth Avenue tco<-
ner 18Th Stl Astor House and statlns named ABOVE
Brooklyn Court Street. $50 Fulton Street SO Broad
gay, and Pennsylvania Annex station The NeWs 1orS
transfer Company VIII call for and check baggage tToIa
hotels and residences through to destination.
Telephone SAB Chelsea for Pennsylvania Railroad CAP
W. V. ATTERBURY J.. R WOOD.
General Manager. Pass'r Trafic Manager.
GEO. ". BOYD.
General Passenger Agent
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Bank Reports.

mo. 5.TS3
Report Of the Conditfon Of
NEW AMSTERDAM NATIONAL BANK.
az New York IN the state York al tas close
business March l4th. 1905. - - - - -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-11

few days. ~ - ~ !
United States District Judge Edmund
W add, Jr.; District Attorney L. L.
Lewis and Marshal Morgan Treat left
Yesterday for Alexandria. where they
VIII be absent practically all this week,
holding term Of the United States Dis
trlct and Circuit Courts.
Mr. Raleigh T. Green. OF Culpepcr,
eritor OF the Culpepcr Exponent, Is In
the city for a few days. stopping at Muir
phys Hotel. '
Major John r. Cowan. of Montgomery
county. member OF the State Board OF
Agriculture. ex-nlember OF the Legis-
iature. and n widely known Virginian
has Just recovered from an operation
performed at the Memorial Hospital, and
mas gone to his home.
h Mrs. a. L. Johnston and Miss Mary
Johnston. Of this city, have gone to Ash
land to spend week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alves Fitz Hugh, OF
Charlotte, N. c., are visiting her mother.
Mrs j. a. Mccloy, No. us West Clay
Street.
AIessrs. j. w. Stuart and ]. A Hud-
gins left yesterday to spend a two-weeks'
vacation at Rockbridge Alum Springs,
They will also spend few days at
Natural Bridge.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-11
BETTER RECORDS.
Police Are Learning to Shoot
More Accurately By Practice.

Members of the Richmond Police De-
partment are showing marked improve
mcnt in target practice, many Of those
who started out. badly coming to the
front ranks now with good scores. 81
In the shoot at the Seventh Street
arn,ory yesterday afternoon, the Second
District officers won by eight points. The
First, District men had held the honors
for two weeks previous to the shoot yes
terday. Through the courtesy Of Inspec-
tor Epps the detailed scores OF the men
are given. p.
Chief Werner scored seven points In
spector Epps got two points. The tar
gets were forty-five yards from the line
at which the men stood after running for
several yards and firing in rapid sue
cesslon.
Below is the list OF the score wade by
the different departments:
Secret Service Nlen-Cnptnin A. NJ.
Tomlinson., 3; Sergeant Gibson, 2; IT. j.
Wrcnn, 2; T. ]. McMahon, 20; Wiltshire,
2: Sergeant Tnlley, o.
Second District-Captain Hulce. z; Ser
geant Barfo0t, .: Sergeant Sowcll, Z; Ser
geant Tyler, IS: Priyates, Nelsz, 20;
krousc, 2; Ilulcher. 2; German. 8; Mat
thews. q; Yarbrough. 8; Bedford, 10;
Gates 7; Thomas, Il; Sheppard 6; Farley.
6; Shumaker s: Sale, g. Total, 1873
First Dlstrlct-Captaln Whitlock 7;
Sergeant Jeter, 2; Sergeant Matthews, 8;
Sergeant Brown, 2; PriYates, Goldsby, 20;
Hughes, 81; Bolton, -; Wright, 2l Tai
iey' :; Jennings. IS; Matt, II, and Vest,
1. Total, 100.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-11
SNOW HOT AND COLO
MADE MAJ / At THE ]. CASINO j. |. | !.
Demonstration Of Arthur Lane the
Feature Of a Clever
Bill.

The 'most'novel feature ever introduced
in a vaudeville bill in Richmond was that
at the Casino last night when Arthur
Y Lane made some very interesting expert
mcnts with liquid air. His demonstra-
tons, as he stated, were not In the nature
OF sleight-of-hand performances. Any
chemist he said, could In a laboratory
do just what he did upon the stage
snow. storm and now-bnlled the audience
And 1t was In handling the snow that the
audience learned a strange thing-thc snow
was hot and whoever happened to be
examine 1t, after holding It a few mo-
ments, dropped 1t rather quickly.
The Vanus, In the opening number, did
the handcuff trick. made famous by such
mas beer. puzzling audiences all over the
world. No one In the audience had pair
OF handouts. SO the. performers had to
use those carried by them. This afternoon
at the armory Mr.. Vanos will give an
exhibition before the police, and will use
handouts furnished by the officers.
The Lawson Brothers did a trick bicycle
act that was pleasing. Leo carrillo, in
MS limitations. was very clever. though
near being Italian: In what was sup
posed to be the straight Chinese. how
ever. he was very good Tascott, sing
Ing comedian. responded TO more encores
than mas any performer at the Casino
this season.
Nadia and company, OF the sea and
air did an act that reminded one OF the
Crook. This act closed the bill and held
the, AUDIENCE to the last which came
rather unexpectedly, by the way, owing
TO q hitch on the stage. y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-11
MOVE AGAINST
WESTERN UNION
City Club, Of New York, Charges
Company With Selling News
to Pool-Rooms.
PETITION WIDELY CIRCULATED
Washington Association Fur:
nishes Evidence and Asks
for Relief.
Especial to The Tines-Dispatch. i,

III
r NEW YORK, July 1o.--If the City Club
made any progress to-day In bringing to
head the issue 1t has Joined with tho
Western Union Telegraph Company In
reference to the sale TO pool rooms OF
racing information, that progress was not
permitted TO be made public
In the Executive Committee of the CITY
Club there are prominent members who
II feel that the whole affair has been given
publicity prematurely, and that ii may
now be difficult to obtain us sweeping re-
foIrns as were hoped for. a well known
4 lawyer who Is Il member of that commit
tee SAID that !, Is one thing to be NOR
ally sure of a certain set Of facts and
quite another thing to be able to present
those facts In such a way as to consti-
tute legal proof.
He intimated that in the Western Union
directorate there Is marked division
one set of men being sincerely Jealous
to lexirpate utterly the company's col
luslon with pool room profits while an
other faction Is anxious only that the
company shall seem to do SO, and AT the
same time shall reap the large revenues
that come from this line Of business
II Is likely that important conferences
y will he held Tomorrow
No meeting OF the board of directors of
and Robert c. Clowry, president of the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-11
Personals and Briefs,

Mr., william w. Robertson returned to
the city yesterday. after spending sun
aay WITH Mrs Robertson, Mt Blaa,e,kstonre.
several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel II. Poindexter md
Masters Arthur Il. and John T. l'otndex--
ter, OF Lynchburs are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Horace A. Hawkins, at No. 2705 u.
Grace Street, for a few days,
Messrs, w, p, Tams, Andrew Bowling
and John M: spotts Of Stanton who
mission Yesterday ms representatives OF
the City Council and Board of Trade of
stapnton, returned % their homes last
Mr.. Hunter Mcclure Bigger, who re-
ccntly recovered from an. operation for
appendicitis, left last night for Cincin-
natl for a brief recuperation and pleas
covered
Mrs. M. a. 5RfcC;hee of Lynchburg Va,
Is the guest of her son, Rev, Charles ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-11
Bank Awnings Burned.

A fire alarm was turned in yesterday
about lao P. NJ. by Police Officer Clark
son, owing to a blaze in the large avn.
Ing ovcrhanging one Of the semi-circular
windows on the Tenth Street side of the
American National Bank building. MIR.
Clarkson ran around to the Cary Street
engine house and had a wagon with q
chemical extinguisher sent around. Be-
fore It's arrival, however. both awnings
had been extinguished by coorcd man
employed at the bank. who used chem
,ical extlnguisher with fine effect. large
crowd watched the burning awnings and
speculated as to the origin, Some as
serted that the heat of the sun had tgnit-,
cd the CLOTH but the more general be-
lief was that the fire was due to cigar
cite stubs dropped out Of the windows
above.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-11
MUST ROOT OUT
NATIONAL M / VICE
Threatens to Make United States
Political Sodom, Bona
part Says.
SPEAKS 70 ENDGAvoRERs
Question ); Of Good Government
Essentially Moral, secre-
tary Declares.
By Associated Press. }

w
BALTIMORE, MD, July 10,-Amone
the Christian Endeavor meetings to-day
was a pastors conference, which was led
by the Rev. William q. Biederwolf, OF
Monticello, Ind. who delivered an address
on ''Evangelism-How to Foster and En-
large the Evangelistic Temper of the
Hour" ia'ss
At the afternoon session OF the con-
vention in Arnory Hall, Charles j. Bo-
naparte Secretary Of the Navy deliv,.
cred an address on Pure Politics and
Religion" speaking In part as follows:
The question Of good government In
America Is essentially q moral and only
incidentally, n political one What tho
friends OF good government In America
have to do is much less to devise meth
DDS for the efficient and economical adj
ministration of public affairs than to
clearly and frequently set forth and con-
stantly and forcibly impress on the at.
tention OF their fellow citizens the true
and admitted ends and principles OF
government and the daily manifest and
greivous dcriectons of duty on the part
of public officers and OF the voters.
Our aim Is to spare Americans shame
Mt the government of their county; to
rescue the noblest work OF our politics
from its bascst hands; to root out ma
tlonal vice, which threatens to make US
u political Sodom among Christian peo-l
Pies"
Convention Comes to- End.
The climax to the enthusiasm engen-
dered by the convention came with the
closing session, which was held Tonight
In Armory Hall under the leadership of
the treasurer, William Shaw, of Boston.
President Francis p. Clark, and Or,
Clarks annual address was read by John
willis Baer.
The formal resolutions. which were
James l.. Hill, D. D., OF Salem, Mass,
and We're adopted by a rising vote
"The last word"' was said by Rey.
dent Clark Then. singing tho hymn
God Be With You 'Tili We Meet Again"
the, vast audience filed out Of the armoryi
and the twcnty-second international
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-11

1t is alleged by the City Club that The
Western Union, in violation OF a solemn
compact made when the first raid OIL
the company was accomplished has re.
sumcd its racing news services to pool.
rooms. Evidence has been furnished by
the Kcnilworth Citizens Association. OF
Washington. D. c.. which to-day has In
addition sent ~ petition to each director
In this country asking for relief, The
petition Is as follows:
WESTERN UNIoN-sEND PROOF. -.
There is pool room located at Ken
the District Of Columbia. It is being
conducted under the name Of the.
Maryland Telegraph Company. The
manager of this company. las well as
the owner. of the property III which the
room Is located, have been arrested
several times and held to await the
action of the grand jury. The Wash
lnstop newspapers have covered the
entire matter fully In their columns
The citizens OF the community nre
making and will continue to make
every effort TO close the resort.
az a meeting of the lienilworth
Citizens Association, held on June s.
1905 i was charged that the West
crn Union Telegraph Company was
furnishing the race track Information
TO this pool room. The following as
tltiohs were mace IN support OF the
above statement:
THE wires entering the pool room
nave been traced to poles In the Dis
trict of Columbia bearing the initials
OF your company. AT the Gravesend
race track an operator in the press
stand has been noting the positions Of
me various horses with the aid of field
glasses during the running of he
races, and nt the same time putting
me information on the wire. lie was
"a TOT,
no time was this news filed with him
~ the shape of kilograms. tits known
mat your company alone has wires on
lorlng the race track.
In addition to the Grayesend races
nose now being run at Cincinnati and
81, Louis are, reported in the above
mentioned pool room, proving that nniv
company With a large system nr
wires could furnish the service some
weeks have passed since letters and
lslegrams have been sent to yonr
president and Philadelphia super,nten-
dent Mr.. Altberger, in regard TO this
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-11
TWO PRINCIPALS.
School Board Fills Several I'm.
portant Vacancies.

Tho School Board last night elected as
principals to MI tho two Vacancies Mr.,
w. II. Cooke to Randolph School, ME-.
r. Lee Blanton to Chlmborazo School
Both Of these gentlemen are cducn tors
Of wide experience and known ability,
and they were selected after very
eighteen applicants. many of whom we're
men OF high standing and ability.
Misses Alice English. Willie B. Monday
teachers, 80 ~ s44
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-11
BICYCLE ORDINANCE.
Board of Aldermen Concur in the
Measure

PETERsBURG. VA, July 10,-The
Board Of Aldermen concurred In the
Councils bicycle ordinance this evening
by a vote OF six to four, after consId-
erah BILE opposition,
The Councils reduction of tax on lum.
Der inspectors from 800 to s25 produced
n tie vote In the board, which WIN hold
an adjourned meeting Wednesday, to con-
slider the ordinance appropriatlng $7b, 900
for sewer and water main extension and
sidewalk improvements passed by the
Council
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-11
ANOTHER QUAKER CITY
CHIEF is BEHEADED
(By Associated Press.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, July 1o,--An-
other bureau chief Lost his position to-
day as n result Of Mayor Viewers cam
palgn. The man forced to resign to-day
was Robert G, Hill, chief OF the Bureau
OF Building inspection. Mr.. Hill was ac-
cused OF political favoritism.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-11
FIRE COMMISSIONERS.
President Submits Annual Report
and Substitutes Are Appointed.

regular meeting OF tho Board of Fire
Commissioners was held last night and
the president submitted his sen,i-annua
report which was read and ordered sent
TO the Council t@
The following substitutes we're appoint
ed on probation: w. D.tWilliams to En-
cine, Company No. g W, J. O'Connor to
Engine Company No, z j. A. Donati to
1sngine Company No.3l.,E. NJ. Wright to
engine Company No. 3, and j. II. lIakey
to Truck Company No, 3.
The. board awarded the contract for an
thracite coal, egg size to Mcssrs. Nelson
ana Laid, and stove size to Mr.. c. II.
After, trapsacting much routine bus-
ness, me board adjourned to meet a9Rln
n s which time they Will take up unhn-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-11
WILL. GO TO AMELIA. 4
Senator and Governor Will At
tend dwelling Of Monument.

special train from this city to Amelia
Courthouse next Saturday OH account Of
the unwilling Of the handsome Confeder-
9te statue monument to the private soi,
oilers OF that county. The sDecial WIZ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-11
JEROME C0NFERs ON
EQUITABLE AFFAIRS.
(By Associated prnss

NEW YORK, July 1O.--Atorney- General
NAVEL lssriot-ANtnrney Jerome, ASH
SslIs s,t District-Attorney Cans, samuel
= ons onfnS,sioi and Edward Iauterbach held
OF me Equitable Life Assurance soeletv'
M, mn Jerome said after the meeting that
IN tne matter was taken up only in an in.
a api,diia ny way, and that no definite concu-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-11
TAKES Up
Case OF HOOKER
(By Associated Press

y lBy AKsoclated Press.) <
ALBANY, N. Y, July 10.-The State
legislature to-day In Joint session began
tho formal hearing OF the charges against
Justice Warren b. Hooker of the State
supreme Court in the Eighth District.
cause for his removal from office.
The charges grew out Of tho alleged
Improper connection Of Judge Hooker
with appointments at the Fredonla post
office and with the rental of the Dun
kirk postofflce.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-11

company, denied that any had been con-
templated. On Wednesday,, however,
there will be meeting Of the executive
committee of the board.
Jacob II. Schiff refused to talk of
Western Unions affairs. but his friends
believe he Is determined that somebody
shall be punished In ansexemplary way.
Police Commissioner A1cA doc returned
yesterday from his vacation, and 1t is
thought he will take a lively Interest In
developments from this time on.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-11
FORMER V|RG|N|AN
DROWNED IN CREEK
I(SpecIal to Tho Times-Dispatch1

Especial TO THO Tlmes-D1spatch,)
J. OAKLAND, CAL, July 10-Willlam s.
Setback, formerly a lawyer OF Danvlle.
drowned in San Rafael Creek yesterday
Mr.. Setback was swimming In deep water
when cold water suddenly gave him craps
and he sank to the bottom. Mt. Setback
conducted a law and collection office In
San Rafael Cal.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-11

matter. No answers have been receiv-
ed or communications returned.
"We protest against the further con-
tinuatlon Of this service by your COM
pany, and ask you to use your influ-
ence to terminate the same.'' ts iE3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-11
lanes McLarye;y.

James MeLarvey. a veteran OF the
Soldiers Nome Company !, d,ed Satui-
Mr.. McLaryey's death was duo to heart
disease. lil'i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-11
leave this city at $3.50 A. NJ. and returning

leave this city at $3.50 A. NJ. and returning
will leave Amelia at s p, NJ
Large delegations from Lee and Pickett
lamps and many Amelia residents Of
Governor Montague will go from this
city to make the address Of the occa-
sion. It Is expected that Senator Mar
Governor Willard, Judge Mann and others
notable in public life will attend. One
tare for the round trip. will be charged
Tor the excursion. The proceeds will be
rial Association OF Amelia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-11
Walter ]. Radcliffe.

Mr.. Walter j, Radcliffe died satur-
day evening at his home. In IenrIco
county Tho funeral was from the homo
Sunday afternoon, M 81 . saf3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-11
Dress Suit Cases.

Our Suit Cases are favorites with
men who appreciate quality. They are
made of the toughest, strongest leathv.
ers, with solid corner caps, straps of
select stock, frst-class trimmings and
fittings We pride ourselves on MAX
ing up the largest line of the best Dress
Suit Cases on the market WHEN
YOU CAN GET WHAT YOU:
WANT FROM US DIRECT AT.
FACTORY FIGURES, WHY PAY
THE RETAILER "A PROFIT?
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-11
Ladies' Trunks.

Big ooy Trunks with conveniently arranged interior
fittings Plenty of for dresses and srts; separate
trays and compartments for hats ribbons Specially
designed for woman's every and shape prices
that will astonsh the prudent purchaser. We also
special Skirt Trunks Bureau Trunks Extra Tray
Trunks-in fact anything you may want.
Hat Trunks, Steamer Trunks, Leather Novelties Dress
ing Cases Gard Cases. Bill Books, Shopping Bags Purses
Collar and Cuff Boxes Cigar Cases Music Rolls Travelling
casesn fact anything made leather for travellers ,se