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County which pF1-iQal place of h1sirss~ ~
SAID partucrship b. the County 81 New
York In tire state % New general aatlra -
the business . be transacted = The steek brokerage and
ccnsaiszicn including
both avrr oR
bonds and securities te q part
az OF q
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Nassau State q New Xcrk. asd ArfhuE O Ctoals. WAo
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PANY SINKING FUND BONDS OF 1873.
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70 February lst. 1906. surrender bonds;
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istered bond. require 10 De assigned delivery.
Registered bonds in denominations OF $4,000 and $4,000
sTawn q IN part for redemption BY numbers representing
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90 Cd REGISTERED BONDS $1,000 EACH
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ENNICUTT & POTTGR-YoTICE OF FoR-

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EDWARD rAWSON.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-08
GOVERNOR MAKES / ,I:j| 4
SWEEPING DENIAL
Declares Federal Patronage Was
Not Discussed by President
in His Presence.

| ID
Governor Montague last night vlsorous-
| ly ana emphntlcnlly denied a report which
came III from another section OF ne
state to tho effect that President Roose-
yelt had on the occasion Of his nau s. ula-
| ton last week told the Governor that lle
expected to consult Southern men regard
less of politics concerning Federal patron-
age. 4 I'm a8., !. :.
Governor said i514 4 & F5s 81 x S 33
i,'There Is absolutely no foundation for
such a report. had no conversation y
the President, which related either direct
ly or Indirectly to the subject Of patrons
age. 8 55s
ut was not mentioned by tho i'':S}ssldent
OF myself or SO far as Ss III know even
thought or by either,
,"rhe report Is wholly without founda-
ton, and all my conversation with Presi-
dent Roosevelt related to the convention
alitlcs and courtesies OF the inaugural oc-
caslon." 85SE ll g NJ ~. J.. 5Ai
Following Is the special received here
from Washington last might Dn the su SUBS uh-
ject; IL "A -fFl i. Z. = M
.arnor Montague, who attended, the ina'.7
guration with His Excellaapcy Pres
ident Roosevelt. intends to consult
the Governor and other representa- ttyaa
southerners, Irrespective OF party aftilia-
tions, regarding Federal h ppoin tments ~
the South. 1t has ssfjdst leaked out tfat
President Roosevelt told Governor Montasi
que at the iIlaNg gural ball that he Roosers
velt) VAS I'd ned TO give the south
her share Of onage Sf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-08

BEAR AND WILD y cAT PERlsHE q s;
Practically All Exhibits on Sec
sssI4 onc AB alcony; D estroyed Is
Much Excitem ent.
u n; rs 81 n d. \.
/, " A Il !. /. q y = Z.
(By3Associated Press.) &


NEW YORK, March Fire was q dis lls i
covered IN Madison Square arden 1;s to- g.
night ashort time q rter the thousands
who had been al tending the sportsmen'is ne lE
show and the audience In i he Garden
tTheatre had left the btlIldin 8. ne Il fire
started in some rubbish lin a st ore-room = ~ g q
#ins the mort tlieast corner y curt Ave:
nue. and Twenty tll Street nd With 81;
the noWiea gest that TIL Garden con. on.
ytained IN Immense amount Of infiam1nlaalb'le Il e '
material for the $ how. ncl,id Ing the The
gasoline for I he mot or boa t., the ;flremen
Immediately turned in q SECOND alarm r.
SsAtS that time flames were bursting out of
the windows on the Fourth 4 Avenue side M
on the Sc cond ana dGthlrd stories. The lre
forced Its way up from the store-roon,5 !,
where IL S started. o the second balcony,
on$which we're the exhibits Of the Can
$adiana Pacific Railway and ca gesS con-
tanning exhibits Of birds and wild AMI
mails rhe bears and Wildcats and y a
pair Of tame wolves We're q reused by ne ne
smoke and fought madly to oscar PEI one
$of the bears and n wildcat perlshe
t$8 The firc practical " destroyed all OF the
sexfliblts on Il the second balcony at the
Fourth Avenue end OF the Garden. be-
sides damaging others by slnok eS and
water. III 81 # Sf VA,
Chief Croker estimated the damage to
the building and exhibits at S15 900.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-08
..G.R.I.P|:''E.CAU|SI.|E!0] !. o.
.AfTRAG|CDE:.A||1'H| / | [ ! ] | n II
W T. Burton, Crazed by
S.3 Disease Blows Out 35s538
s8I His Brain 81 4
LEA yEs ARC e Z FAk!LY l: \ "
WAS otGB clever III Rae y Sui
sScid e-- G Coroner to In "
estigate. 5.s
+ iSSIf

Il Burto Il enqp ployed at5tliee liIe
American 10 connotiye Works and Il rcsid- (, 9 a
Ing on tho Mead dowbridg dge Road. n near 9 a.
HUI ffman' s. store, 4 ii Henrlco county end
ed Shs$ lite last tsSSnight q Y his lonie 4 by
:nleans VI ~ shot gun entire left side
yof his Head M IS s111o "a BY he dis
charge OF 3 the charge of s1ot. 81 The de-
ceased IS by his Nife, and nine
children. SsS
Nj. Burton had been iii Tor 9 week
Fof#grp. and it Is bellev ed that his illness
resulted NJ in u mp ora ry5 5 abe rratl on Of
mind. if w hen found he was lying on the
floor near n his bed dead and with the
Instrument OF deatl beside him. 4 he self
destruction occurred abou III 80 Q clock.
From the position aofi the body 1t is be-
lfevcd that tile maj was sitting up when
tho fatal sliot was fired. .!3t Just II how he
managed stospull$t the trtg ger Is not known.
" fDr.4Nv.ii.A. Dcas, coroner Of the county.
;wos notified early this morning OF the
death and stated n hat The i would n so to
the scene as soon as he could get there.
Irrom y the View ii OF git the scene Sitss8 np-{
parent that dcatf h was sell f-inflcted there
being no reason; n to suspect any other
cause. tSSS 5s Y II l
j One Of Mr. Burtons sons Is also en17
ployed ut the Locomotive Works. } \; N s33s
The neighbors o. the Burtons were
greatly shocked and grieved a t. the tragic
occurrence and such OF them as could
went to- tho house In the hope Of doing
what they could Ito comfort and aid the
stricken wi 70 and her. 4.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-08
|VAND.E:..R|||BIlI'a|NI'..
R|ICRM.0N||||'DS|.H|:0!N||| v
Buys Half 5Ili Interest i'l n l='l Horse S,
Show AS; Asso \. Ss8 q
ciation. 3ss358
JAMES HY 4. sEcRETA
chtnond |,l I Ill tsy:: Keep A.
sSs Largc Share of 4. 3s3
Stoc ck.S 2.ss
311y,,s Hal a1fS$Interest iii Horse
JAMES HYDE. I, { [E 1 s;EEcRET!'Al!RI,Yll 6 I! / r

Richmond Horse show will blosso M out
afrcsh this coming sea son. for here II
be new blood and in fluerce in 4 the organ an:
ia ion4 HI NJ II ohna y hon1ns 3 as ~ lderson,
presi dent 81 the IIorse SHOW ociatioln i
has Just turned NeWS York y llsre
lie closed neg tiations by W hlch onestalt i i
ofa the stock Or I he associa ton 1 was sold
to Mr.. Reginald Wand derblt, N James est. u.
Hyde and their associates
This means that all tile great harness
horses Of the North will bo broug Il t4' to
Richmond, II and that, With Il the Virginia
hunting classes, the show will be second
toFnone in the whole country. ss
vs. Mr.. Iyde who lis secretary OF the. Ma
itional II Horse Show IA ciati tion, Of New
y FORK, will be secretary OF tho RI Rlchmond
Horse Show VI Associatl lon, and will take
practical charge Of booking entries for The
show. He is In cl lose touch with horse
owners, and will "a bo BILE, to give Rich
imond a better s how than she has ever
yet enjoyed. Il VI ssi
s; Who the officers of the show will be be
has not yet been determined. Mr. Ohm
X Branch, Of this city a vel known
horse owner. Is interested wit h II EbAr. an I
.derbilt and Mr.. II yd de.s and 4 1t may be
that he will succeed Mr. dersor,. 81
The present officers are Mr., J. 4 An n
!derson, president; Mr.. H. g. Beattle. vice.
president. and Mr.. 81 G. art hen, sec
lretary. Sss FL Es2 4
Mr.. &, Anderson and Mr. John d II Potts
will hold a large block Of stock OF the
will continue on the board
ofSdlrectors. VI X n .S sj
s{ On Friday a & m middayl the Association
nyyf., lTnf
the New Willard, in Washingt on. to ar
range dates for the coming shows, Rich-
imond will ask for Q tober 10th to 21st. In
3clusiye N "a ysiE g5S & t4 WIKI S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-08
MISUNDERSTANDING
AND. .EsC0R'T'|'!s|2.D[|R|'0 ! 7 ] !
Three, =, Meet Death in florida
Lake U nsuspecting Friends "
Disregarded Screams. N
5(By Assoc clated Press.).

SANFORD LA, March 7,-Whlle boat :! q
riding on Lake Munroe Sunday nght.
MISS maggie Iooney,. of Thop7asyllle, da'; y.
otto McElroy ana Reese Boyd, Of this y
place, were drowned, The young people
left the dock at 1880 7, n. in g small row
boat. screams We're heard on,sth9e slake AK
SO, soon M after, but their friends on the dock
supposed tho young men we're 'l z II simply sim Y
trying to frlghten the yo3lng Lao y,S alsd
neyer dreamed 5of the true ditlo'lii
Alarmed py the long absence of the party,
q BOAT was secured and g y 'ett searching
spartys went out, but found nothing, At At
daylight Monday morning The boat was was
found upturnsd not hundred '1lre YARDS ~ :
from shallow water and the tlreal4 dead la
bodies were dragged gfrom8 beneath The 4 's
5boat. Il Miss I.ooney leaves q ifanlil AZ
,rheoln,,asy lle o,lng ElIoys peanlec z
iliye ii BlFmsng ri reese boyd 'Ya
sIssaY,,s q mo her NJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-08
.H|IGH||N Air. CAR, 4 F.|UI.L.!L III | . .
.0FPE.0|PLET'U| !. over ||||||:.|'|.
Woman Fatally Hurt Man Has
Very. Narrow !.g
Escape, s55
.(By Associated Press,)l [

CHICAGO, March overturnlng high
In tho mir on the Lake Street Elevated
Railroad to-day, n pa ssenge coach witt
eighty persons aboard, escaped being
dashed to the granite pavement below,
one woman, Miss Judith Storm, OF AUS
tin, ILL.,. was pinioned on tho tracks with,
In a few Inches OF the deadly electric third
rail- and though finally extrlcated alive,
is fatally injured, Forty othert pa ssoell
gers were injured \ buts not serlousl
The upset was caused by the car s miss
Ing a switch, The train, consisting ct
two coaches, WAS turning south and me
first car had passed oyer the sWitch safe
lay. The trucks OF 4 tlle. socond ca u sllll lss-
ed and the car fell on It's side g cross 2 50
the ira es III N WV H
SS "A 1asseng llalled Z. +. u Iefry had ~
particularly narro4 escap ne from death,
IIe ,was standing on II 10 rear plh form t't
the second coach and wllNn theacag was
turned he was tched jla Ills body
struck The Spl tod trllctuse aud NJ was y!
rolling or into street bel \, hen 70
gra sped N rail and clp q sN spel,ded alaoYs
|thet treet 5llnt ;a ladder
and carried him dow
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-08
BUFFALO BILL Will
NOT BE REC0NC|LE.D. RI [ D ]. D.
Declares He Will Have Nothing
to Do&With Wife in
s3s 4, Future.
IlRYMAssoclRted b Press

I'm OMAHA. NEB... March I'll During tho
course Of his deposition In his petition
for divorce. illialn i, Cody d (Bnffalo
8BilD to-day declared that he could not
accept any reconciliation with Mrs, Cody.
and declared he would have absolutely
nothing to do with her In the future,
This declarton was made as the result.
Colonel Cody stated, Of Mrs. Cody having
charged him with being the murderer l'f re Of
their daughter. Arta, and announcing I'M
publicly that she would denounce him
over her grave. 935 a5
Rldgely for Colonel Cody,
stated that Mrs, Cody had not been sin-
cere In her expressed wish for q recon-
and In making It had PLAYED
lsllchS conditions on her Acceptance OF such
an event as to preclude any chance Of Of
yCody's accepting them. E35t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-08
st. Petersburg Fears Great Bats i y
553 tie Has Resulted q lin victory, sssg
Il for Japane y, u sssss M,
'KUR0PATK IN u u #REA !; = o l)tl' & l8Ias
ITO ABA ANDl0N M!!u! 4! [! (! KDENE |
Starving Japan ! oops 81 Rist ss;IEI!
VI Lives il Desper ate \ tempt t.sss
toI Garry Off ] Russian 81 Al n ;Kla.iitch- u
limit 81 End 3 nrance |sl
NJ S2s Nearly Reache q q &on m / B.
Both Sides. iS 5sSS sSS|


For ten days til Is apanese and RusS.SSS IN
sian armies III Man iiuri sbeerl en-
gagged Ia mighty conflic the issue ~ b
witch H l,as not ye been eached ~
tiiousf, most IL heSnews from the j x scens
5of II the battle comes through Z Russiauss;:
sources, ana cons be ssupS..5s pE'..s1
posed 70 pr resent the facts III ~ fayorSI
able q light sas possible ,.ie r Is,issiart
arms. widen 4 i that the pa.nlesS
made some gains yes terday.S ~. oetersS.Ss
burg liaslan ficial that Gens,s5 n1E,s5
5eral $Kuropa kin's centre has been broken
ana that thirteen sieE 9 guns have tallsnll
into the hands of nese az
guns, which 4 are & Of ana 5eis Inch
scallbrc were Yen perm H plaees:ssI Mi
3srrnent 81 ;ts
81 shakhs station, q the 4 fdut syi lending
sthe confidence of I'll Rtis ans The
japanese could not \ penetrate thl lther.S
st Petersburg, gen neral elleveds
that General 1kurop tkl II was vest
lighting the ara over d ys,;5 4
his islretreat ana that tle night will
Witnessed 8 large VII hdrawal q B, roops
toward Of the com ma nder-S
ability, It is consi dered. a
be required 70 Ok trcate his army from M
Its present pred lcanl ent,
:rhe Issue is expected viii be de- gsss
cided to- day and q gretl eal sanaue tlon.
ably depends upon the conn para
5lty Of the opposing arnie ltoS rests e the
effects 81 hunger ana lat tlgue, the Init
Of human endurance " having EVIDENTLY
been early reache oni both sides: Bs-,s5
yond the stat tement that the casualties
exceed those 81 the battle of Lao Yans
there IS little known as 70 the number
killed or}iWOunded. # MI aS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-08
RET URN BATTLEFLAG ,.5ss
~ TO NORTH CAROLINA
(By'g Associated \ Press,

" 9553FJl (By Associated Press)
IT, TRENTON, N.EJ., Mar. I'm n the II ouse
to-day Mr.. Coyne introduced a resolu-t ~
stion authorizing the governor to return
to the governor Of North Carolina g
Confederate flag. captured by the Ninth
New Jersey volunteers at the battle Of
Newborn. The fla & was, presented to the
Beaufort PloWboys BY the ladies OF Beau y
fort, N n g. The reason for this resolu-
ton IS the fact tia tS New Jersey has
appropriated $4,000 to erect IN suitable
monument at Newbern In honor Of the
Ninth New Jersey volunteers. s sE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-08
MINISTER GETS B.
\. PENlTENT TIARY 4 TERM
I i(By. Associated Prcss.)

s65s (By, Associated Prcss.) i5{# 3
KNOXVILLE TEN \. II u NJ arch z, IN ,--I sey,i
Benjamin. w. Ashley, n minister OF the
Christian Church, residing near n eYport,.
Tenn. was given a sentenc CO Of ~ fifteen
months III the penitentiary for Violating
tho pension i; laws. @ In invest tigating his
$50 "a pension examiner discovered that
he was a bigamist II 9s 5F&
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-08
WILL ABANDON .MUkuDEN.88 I A
Kuropatkin Telegraphs Emperor
That Withdrawal Has IL
\ Already Begun,
{Ry AssoeIated Pfess.l

ST. PE,rERsBuRG, March S--a'lb ~
AI,--That tho battle OF Mpkden4 wall so
down in history with 1 I,iao Yang In the
list Of Russian defeats Is The almost unl-l
yersal belief in pesslhiste st. Peters
burg, which has s$orgotten that the means
Ing Of the word Victory, Tho War 81 pfflces
does not admit that the issue Of the gre'st
battle. which already exceeds In ma gnt,S
tude az operations and losses that gfl
lShakhe has been decided. al lthouE h y N
posltiyaly stated In higt " quarters tllat
General NugopatklnS has telcgr ID "a
Emperor Nicholas t)igt 3it VII % ltnpos,s
sthle to hold Al lukden and that she .ssitas
idrawal of 1 tbs army Borthward has ala
ready been begun, S8 s Il. ",
Eothing frora General Knropat atkln lales
than hionans has hnsn given out hui 49,
.Ylcss Ia SIT, lSetsfsburS e ne - 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-08
.(By Associated Press.y

sI3NElIeA AL RIGNNIsNISAA FlN'S tIEAD-{
QUAETENs, OUBENEcau usA, Monday,
March O. 8-llvents took an fun faybrab BILE turn
for the Russiana this eyening a fterS
a day OF "a marked succession 9 = fie-
termined attacks, the Japan nesei5 n ousted
the Russians from an 4 portant posi- lon
on tho left center OF the ieas tern arm y.ifS
center hard The Russians have heenti or
'dered to retaka the position Mt any cost
There were heavy losses to-day on both
sides .llas.l .lhI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-08
KILLED FAM ll-Y BECA Sc II
He COULD ONT FEED HEM
is5 fpv 4 ..oc,a ! :, IL, ! "a prasss


# DANVILLlS, ARK, Mar. flames Ince
5confessing that lie Is q quadruple mur-
5day&after q visit togthe scene Of the
crime near Whitney, / fifteen miles south
west OF, here, where confronted with the
dead bodies OF his wife and three chill
Sdren, the latter ranging image from four
months to four years, no broke down and
confessed his guilt. saying that 1t SEEM
ed Impossible to make n living f1, his
family, hence his act. ISL. Si SS5
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/ Shortage IN German Bank.

d 35lll 4 (I3y IAssoclated Press,)
CINCINNATI, OHIO, March 1.-THE
German National Bank In 4 this tacity&is
ss5 900 short inh$its government reserye
fund, according to q story published here
to-day, The money has apparently been lfl
stolen from the hanks special vaults.
President Bohrer however, lsa " tlat INC
shortage may prove to pc an Il AFRO IN
bookkeeping, 5sS Il, n. }s,tE IA N IN
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3DU kE WANTS ARM
FOR SUMMER HOME
fss;Ineicialjto The irlmes-loIspatch,

1Epecinl To I'hbEI i3 LT
H PITTSFIEI.D MASS, March ~ ct3s Y,
Duke, the tobacco nlagrnt ~ Of New fork,
is NJ negotiatIpg for the purchase Of the
Alexander farm In Great BArripgt ton. ~
a. Bloodgood. of New York, is act ms for
MI. Duke. and It wa said toTni q y X fha
tl,e has an OPT lon ON wob MN aeras
lmers residence, ii New lporo,
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Marshall Wins.

MAI PARIS, March z IL frank J. Marshall,
sof Brooklyn. took ito-night's game In the,
chess match with p. Janowskl III OF this!
city, thus winning the contest. The final Ina
score was n " q 35sS s
o. Marshall, S; Janowsld, s; drawn, y.
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Members Of Cabinet q AXE 4 Oath.
r. 3 5}$ u tEy Associated PressD
III WASHING ON. /. Mar. II AL he mem
\ bers OF the Cabinet to-day took the pre-
scrbed oath as the heads OF the respec-
tive depar artnents ts, ;i8s IN AZ
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l854 ~ Gay Associate cd Press.) it8
TOXIC, March n (rloon) sit is re ports
cd that the Russians are preparing K 70
abandon Ntukden and Fushun and retreat
to Tie Pass. vi iss3 5,s 4. ~ fas