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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-02
DiUidend Notices.
REpuBLrc IRON STEEL COMPANY

REPUBLIC IRON & STEEL COMPANY
DIVIDEND NO. IS.
A dividend of and three-Quarters cent. upon
the preferred stock OF this Company has been de-
clareu payaeie cctooer mo 1872 to stockholders OF rec
at @ BUSINESS September c1st. 1905
For the purpose dividend. and Of the annual
meeting held October 18th. 1905 the
books Of the Company, both common and preferred.
will close three O'Clock P NJ. September 21st.
1905, and reopen az ten o'clock a. Nj. October
10Th 1895, HARRY L ROWND. Secretary.
AMERICAN CAN COMPANY.
A dividend of ONE AND ONE QUARTER
PER CENT ago has this Gay been declared upon
he Preferred Stock OF this Company. payable Oc-
tober 1905. Stockholders of record at the close
18th. 1905 The Transfer Books
viii be closed Preferred Stock from Sept
18th TO I'd. 1905 both inclusive Checks will be
mailed. X II lSMON- secretary.
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Lost.

T0ST -CE3TIFICATE OF DEPOSIT No.
- s3 ge3 Issued By United States Trust Company
n, New York Of WIN Berrian. for 81 1872 IL
f.rrent has been stopped, and all persons hereby
~ailcd upon 70 If why certificate
saoud be issued In lieu thereof
oSTA gold cigar cutter bearing iniuas -, W
:, Jer.cy Central and Atlantic city FINDER bringing
above MAl-Ifit-N 'Api,'-A-'' 1' ''' 80 ->''
will receive SO reMara
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Trust Com pdnies.

A DvERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS for The
"A Tribune received their Uptown Office No. 1864
9th o'clock
Advertisements eseved the following
until O'Clock ?. viz: 254 Sth
ave, e. cor. .3d-,t-> l53 eth-ave- i2th-st-:
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ACTIVE CURB STOCKS.
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AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

London, Sept. /. p. rn.-The market for Ameri-
can securities generally lower Final prices
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THE FEDERAL TREASURY.

Washington Sept; 1.-The condition of the Treas
ury at the beginning of business to-day fol-
lows:
RESERVE FUND.
Gold bullion. $3.50 Geo coo
TRUST FUNDS 10 REDEEM OUTSTANDING GER
TItICATES.
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MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES.
BONDS.

FURNISHED by Frederic H Hatch. No 80 Sroaf-st'
RID Asked BID ASKED
Am Thread LIST. 81 90 stea-aboat s2a
q a o G Ell inc 10 20 y Y & So Bklyn -
c & Grain FL So c - II es;, - a
Hecker-J-J. los los stand Flour NIL - -
Tnter silver 1OT los Swift & Co LIST .102 10
Iro1 Steamboat. 40 AZ TEX & Pac 1st1O5 10
Nc Steamboat 20 so 10th & 2Sd ST F. 80 IS
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Closing prices yesterday of bonds dealt in. with

ENLISTED. Tex dividend
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Is. 500 Total sales for the day. unlisted
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MINING STOCKS.

13S. SO Total sales.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-09
SEEK TO 0 CONDEMN
West BROOK LAND AN
Notice Will Soon Be Served On
Ginter Estate Repre-
sentatives.

,rhn electric road from Richmond TO
Ashland la IN IA fair way to be pushed 70
colnnletlon for the route has been dell
nltey decided upon, and condenlI li..,,1
nroceedinEs have been begun TO oDttlln
the right OF way through the proper''ee
which could mot be purchased.
There has been some delay occasio,,eu
by the difficulty of selecting inc rou.e
Three separate surveys we're i1lhue ~. u,.t
IN addition q plan was conslucr.s =, .i ne,
took In the coal fields above Westl'''li'p :,
Ton. Tho main difficulty, however, was was
tho prohibitive price asked Tor u rlsht o.
way by tho owners of WestprooK' VINO
demanded $4,000.
Condemnation notices will be served on
Mrs. Minnie Il. Young, OF New YORK;
Thomas u, Jeffrcss, OF Richmond; George
i,Arents. OF New York; Miss Grace Arehts'
OF Richmond and Miss Joanna B, Arents'
Of New York, all of whom are inter-
est ed in the Ginter estate =,
The hearing is set for October 9th,
when application will be made 10 Judge
Scott, Of the Henrico2. Court, for the Aap-
pointment Of comm issAoncrs TO condemn
the necessary property and 10 ixS the
damages. ~,
Amongst >others whose property VIII
also be condemned are Annie M. seek.
Henry and.-Alice Anderson, Isaiah and
Parker Jackson, Walter Fields, g w.
Childrey and Margaret Il. Gibbs. !.
It is stated on good authority that all
the equipment Of the road has been or
dered and that the cars will be larger and
more comfortable than any now IN use
in this section. Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-09
TO A MAN AGAINST
! EIGHT HOUR DAY
Master Printers Band Them
IA selves Together to Resist
Employees Demand

. 3 j e /. . . Is
Mr. Rufus c. Williams, Of the Williams
Printing Company returned on yestcr-
day from the convention held at Niagara
Fails by the Typothotae OF America.
Mr.. Williams says that the meeting was
an harmonious one, and that the 800 del
egates present determined to fight the
eight hour movement to the bitter end.
He also stated that the report in q Wash
ington paper to the effect that Messrs.
Lynch and Hayes, OF tho international
Typographical Union. addressed the con-
vention Is Untrue.
The convention met on last Monday
morning and continued In session until
Thursday night. In speaking of the eight
hour plan, Mr.. Williams said:
..'he convention was unanimous In
| passing Il resolution to fight the pro-
posed posed eight-hour plan 10 a finish. All
the Western delegates. and especially
those from Chicago and Detroit, stated
that they had more open shop men
than they wanted. ! am sure we are
going to win, hands down, for we have
pledged ourselves to stand together, and
we can't help winning out, The fight
will cost us both time and money, and
it, will put the public to some incon-
venience, but we will win in the end.
( The whole convention. to a man, deter
mined to uphold the ninc-hour and open
shop plan.
| MIR. Mitchell came to the convention
and inquired If we had any proposition
to make looking toward an cight-hour
! plan for next year or the year after.
He was informed that such a plan would
| not be considered now or at any other
/ time. - gErgp4tga IA .
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-09
TO-DAY's GAMES.
Brownies and Misunderstanding
mond and Barton Heights.

The team from the Passenger rnd
Power Company's force Of employees did
not show up at Broad Street Park yes
terday afternoon. The Brownies We're on
the field ready for play, and quite q
crowd had gathered to witness the exhl-
bItion. s.{
No reason was given by tho Passen-
ger and Power Company for not sending
the team to the park.
This afternoon the Brownies and the
Manchester boys will meet 2:45 o'clock.
Richmond and Barton eHlghts Will tackle
each other in the second game, Manches-
ter believes that she will be able TO take
fall out OF the Brownies to-day, and
this may be so If the boys from the
Southside play as well as they have In
the past.
Hicks. Thcvlllan and Fitzpatrick left
tho city Thursday night TO accompany
the Stnunton team to Winchester. where
three games are to be played. Winchcs-
ter claims to have the best team In the
State, and the struggle with the staun-
ton aggregation will be fierce orG,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-09
Charters Granted.

The following charters have bcep
granted by the Corporation Commission:
Atlantic Trading Company tlncorpo-
ratcd) principal office, Richmond; In
corpora tors-J. NJ, Miller president; D.
sAylett, secretary and treasurer both Of
Richmond. Capital stock maximum,
sa5O,OO0: minimum. $4,000, Objects and
PURPOSES. TO do general commission
and brokerage business fg
Other charters were issued as foloWs'
iygicnio House Cleaning Company (n-
corporatcd) principal office, Lynchburg'
Va; lncorporators-Ic Leon Goodman, pres
Idcnt y, Goodman, vice-presldent; FRED FRED
Harper secretary an dtreasurer, al Or
Lynchbtrg, Capital stock-maxlmum,
$4,000; minimum, $4,000, Objects and
purposes to do n general house cleaning
business b sis
The Bank Of Rural Retreat dncorpo'-
rated; principal office, Rural Retreat
va; ncorpointors--W. T. CANNON pres
iden,; j. M I'hlpps. vice-presldenti p
NJ. Davis. cashier, all Of Rural Retreat,
va. Capital stock :nlaXlnlnm sz6ooo,
minimum $4,000. Objects and purposes
to do "A general banking business
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-09

of the Medical Commission for the lnves.
ttlgation of acute respiratory Diseases
which, under the Department OF Health
OF this city. has been occupied for the
last year y, experimental work with ths
pnetnnococcus, or tnicrobe OF pneumonia,
twas made public yesterday that III this
city during the winter months. The ma.
]orlty Of inhabitants, III or we'll, carry
about this infectious and much dreaded
organism In their mouths. The minute
3nilcrobe waits for proptlous time for
Increasing It's kind when the bta.y be-
comes enfecbled. end so-caled colds and
pneumonia follows In natural sequence
&8 THAT fresh air and sunlight are q
natural foe and d destroyer OF the pneu-
3n1ococcus Is the finding Of one OF the
members OF the commission.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-09
Rev. MIR. Sullivat, Accepts Call.
Dr.tLoving Very
Ill.
Manchester Bureau, Tlmes-Dispatc Oh,
n. llEaI,l.E.I WI No. 101 Illi1l Strent.

Manchester Bureau, 'rlnles..D Dispatch
eEa i5 d No. 1102 Hull street. \
4 In the cross warrant case of Mr.. NJ NJ.
Noodbcrry and wife against Hugh NC
tntosh and Charles Hvoltairc, and the lat
ter against the former, MI Of Granite, Mr..
and Mrs. Wo6tlberry were exoncrnted,
and the young men were fined $3.50 and
costs, and placed under so bond TO keep
the peace for six months.
The case, which, has attracted some at
tcntlon, came out Of Mr. and Mrs. wood
berry charging the two young men with
cursing and abusing them, and Of Vol
larc drawing, pistol on Mr.. Wood
berry. The counter warrant brought BY
The young mon, charged Mr., ind Mrs:
Woodbcrry. with curslng ana abutl:sng them the
and Mr.. Woodbury. with drawing his
pistol Oh thdm.
Mi Woodberry is a special county officer
al Granite, and bears a good reputation.
Mr.. u. H. Wells represented the two
young men, and mr.. Harry NJ. Smith, of
Richmond, represented Mr., and Mrs.
Woodbury.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-09
.RICRMONDERs OFF
FOR CARMEN meeting Tin
Delegates From This City Leave
for Buffalo-Mr..Lewis
Here.

Mossrs. Elton q. Pillow, 7. r. Cheatham nh'
J. L. Davidson left for Buffalo as' i's". ~
attend the convention of the irotncEthoo" "
Railway Carmen OF America. Mr.. fl'.o" 70
m cmnore Of the Richmond, FREDERICKSBURG
md Potomac Railroad; Mr.. Cheathnm Is WIN
the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway hhu . ~ =
Davidson has been FOR fifteen years w''s s,ad
we'll in the community and VIII reject t cit''s
on Richmond
Mr. George J. Gould, president mt, OIL r ,mg The
system Of railroads, returned from Europe w
past week.
Vice President Thaycr Of the penns ~,
and President Randoiph pt tht thn AUGUST
nnd Ohio snars The Seiiet he shI largest known
IN that month, and that there VII ba t the
usual Increase in the fall\ months over .'"e
summer movement
Mr. George Ru,,srIy mas Aesn ,6 nppSSiin eh
city passenger and ticket agent o. Ios tn Mo,
Mr. +. X. Huger has resigned MS IS general e RAJ
Mr' Charles H. Hix division superinienoent. AZ AZ
Richmond. Va, has been chosen 10 su'e'e"'
him.
Sir representatives OF the IMPERIAL Halfway way
system OF japan have arrived IN me
States to study American loronotlSs coi s ~
lion and TO purchase railway supplies
J7oston and Maine has cNlerinlen'eu MI u. "a
for ecomosive fuel the peat being lurn m ,ha
by company who are exploithES, peus y" ,,set
substance occurring IN Eastern "aSS"
Tonnage castbonnd is increasing ,n A ed
t,aff,r MI classes OF freight moving IN CREATE
.n,ums nan in any recent year at this season.
Mr c. NJ Burt. SECRETARY Of the AmT r., - y
syora,tnn of General Passenger ana IieSs
Agents q North America has sent on, i9 ios
- Tho association will take place at the ivy
= Mexico on October lIth
r., ,r,r q Lewis Southern passenger
.c .ar If the Baltimore and Ohio Raiiroaa
with headquarters at Norfolk, Is IN town Tor
EeM unNs. .-.. ------
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-09
CHILDREN ON THE STAGE.
Winsome Lassies Appear in Le'
gend Of the Catskills.

.Thc Legend OF the Catskills" was
presented last night at the Academy 70
a small audience. The play is a re-
arrangement of Washington Irving $ IA
nous story Of Rip Van Wrinkle ana
presents Pete Baker in the character
Of Rip. The two juvenile parts OF
Meerre Van Winkle and Rip Van Win
kle. Jr., were pleasingly portrayed BY
Olivette and Grace Norman, winsome
little girls. George Britt. as young
American, did we'll and his songs are
pleasing, though the performance as Il
whole was disappointing.
THE Legend of the Catskllls' Will be
given this afternoon and tonight.
The Bijou's Next Fill.
The successful play of to-day Is the ono
that pleases the more intelligent theatre
going public, and such n play will be
seen at the Bljou next week when Uncle
Dant" or IA Messenger From Jarvis
Snttisn."s will be presented. 1t Is a rural
comedy drama in four acts and six scenes,
and will be put on in lavish manner
from a scenic standpoint The cast Will
be a large one, headed by that versatile
character comedian, Mr.. Fred Wykoff
Speclalties are introduced, and In all, II
is one of the most enjoyable perform.
anccs now on the road. 1t Is clean play
full of comedy scenes and situations, and
there Is not a dull moment from tho rise
to the fall of the curtain.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-09
ERECTING# CHAPEL. /.
Unitarians Will Soon Have
Building of Their Own

The congregation of the First Uni
tartan Church has begun the erection Of
its chapel at the corner of Floyd Ave-
nue. and Beach Street The church,
which, including the lot. will cost about
$1,000 will be of the old colonial, plain
brick style, with Virginia granite trim
mings. Alphabetically the building will
be very attractive. and the commodious
room, after Monroe Hall. and the sense
OF having their own church will be of
great benefit and inspiration to the mem
bers of the congregation. The corner
stone will be laid in the near future,
and the chapel will be dedicated jan
uary /, 1906. The pastor of the church
is Rev. John l.. Robinson, who came TO
Richmond about q year and half ago.
The contract was awarded to the Man
kin Construction Company. and the archi-
tect is Arthur j. Russell, of Boston, Mass.
The Building Committee is composed OF
Messrs. Archer q, Jones, f. Jobson Ware
B. Gay, Charles II. Rlpley. B. NJ. An
derson, D. r. Wilson and Joseph c. Tay-
In, . . i = 20 #s-5 ! r. ( - VI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-09
LAW AMBIGUITY COURT
Term Begins Monday and Cases
Will Be Called and Set.

The September term of tho Law aud Equity
Court will begin on Monday, Judge John a..
ingram presiding, and the following cases VIII
be ca He'd and set: ~,
Pump Company vs.. james Rlyar Mining Coin
pany; Richmond Pattern Works VS.. Reuofn
burton; E. e. Ford's executors vs. j. NJ
Leake; southsde hlnnufac: uring Company VS..
George 3. Bull Company: w W. Spratley rs.
George B. Bull Company. 9y2 ,ag4 -
A. z. Cohen. counsel W, S. Rogers vs.. i:
safi peb3s AND Of T VIZ.
ginia Safe Deposit and Trust Corporation vs..
Charles II. Akers and S. ]. Pollock,
MCGUIRE and Rely. counsel. y. n. Wortham
and Company'vs. Matte L. Ruskell. etc; John
A Phoebus vs.. Richmond Wood Working Cont-
pany. FFf /,
Company vs. Julian W..Tyler.;s American Ma,
tional Bank VS.. Virginia Carolina aiming ahu
Manufacturing Company -, ,,.
Smith and Gordon, counsel W Coiner I'D
son VS.. DeutherageE and Baldncci; Realty l'ontl
and Trust Company VS.. William TRAY, elc.
julius Sycle and Sons vs.. a. e. Long
aC f. White. counsel: Pr. q. r; jefferson,
assoc. VS.. Grand Court 81 virSinla innepenaeh!
Order Calanthe; Dr.aA. William Gray Farial
vs.. Metropolitan Life Insurance Company.
E. NJ. Roscher counsel. r.. ". Hagamen'
executor etc, VS.. Independent Order OF ca
James L. Shelton, counsel, John II. Thomas
vs. II. w. Claiborne. -,
Wv Sydnor. counsel, B. b. Wrghts admin
istrator VS.. Lorraine Coal Company. ,,,,.
FIT. sutton. Jr., counsel, Mary +. Rankins
b d. H. West, counsel, W. T. Hawks vs. w
John J Blake. counsel. ]. v. Haake vs.
Union Indemnity League.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-09
Golf Fusion Candidate.

4 NEW YORK, September 3. -Rccordcr
John w. Goff may be the anti -tTnmmnlnry
candidate for Mayor His name was me
nnivG ore scrio,,sly discussed among the
conferecs las, night ut the Republican
club ali tho other possibilities" having
been laid aside temporarily, while the
recorders availability was considered.
Mr.. Cot s name wns not brought up IN
conference. The conferccs discussed
other matters. But after the meeting al
iourned II was admitted by the leaders
that Mr.. Goff Is looming UP as the most
available candidate.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-09
Dogs in Bronze.

NEW YORK. September s.-'To perpet-
uate the memories OF their pets, long
after they have passed ito that vague
realm known as dog heaven. members i
Inc fashionable set are having their dogs
moulded in bronze statues. The vogue
has spread so rapidly that there is q
still hunt on for sculptors who VIII sell
their talent for dog gold.
Always alert to the new lads, rs,
Alfred Ciwynne Vanderbilt has gone into
this dog statue business IN dead carn y 3,
,iypo.', her favorite prize winning bull
dog, is giving daily sittings to g. clever
sculptor, who has been commissioned TO
reproduce him IN. bronze
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-09
Washer Gets Mashed.

1T would seem from the following oc-
cilrrence that Manchester numbers among
her wlnsomc SCla nlscls those who are not
susceptible to the wles OF the profess
sional masher, and who bear large
amount Of sclr-respcct along with the
determination to uphold 1t against all
hazards.
A few nights ago "A young man be-
came a little too wild and profusc II
his confetti throwing at the carnival
dashng into 4 certain young lady's face
more than she well cared for. she re-
scented the insult. struck her tormentor
in the face and with few well ced
blows drove him, worsted, from the
field. The young man promptly dis ~
peared and HE'D him home
Pastor Accepts Call.
Rev. j. A. Sullivan, Of West Point. has
accented the call Of Oak Grove Baptist
Church to- stake the passionate ior ne
month OF September Mr.. Sullivan was
the first pastor OF the chufcn. and MS
acceptance for this month Is taken. anu
hoped by the members, to mean that ne
viii accept the call as their pernancn.
pastor.
Personals and Briefs.
Mr. J. G. Loving, of Swanshoro, Was
taken to Memorial Hospital yesterday.
suffering with an aggravated case OF
typhoid fever.
Mr.. Robert F. Henderson. of Catawha,
Va, has arrived to take the assistant
prIncipalship OF the Manchester school,
The school board of Manche3ttr dis
trlct has decided on opening the schoos
on the first Monday In October.
Police Officer N. j. Moore nnd Letec-
tive McMnhon, of Richmond, yesterday
arrested Cass Fischer and William Dur
gan In Richmond on the charge OF run
ming over Pinluc Chentham. colored, re-
recently. Both prisoners w"re balled g
appcar before the mayor this morning
Mrs. C. b. Price and her daughter, Miss
Ruby of East Ninth Street. have re-
turned home after n very pleasant WISH
to Natural Bridge.
Mrs. Walter Adams, OF Charlotte coun'
ty, Is visiting Mrs. NJ a. Adams, OF
301 East Ninth Street,
Mrs. Il. Ad!dns Brown of Swans
boro. has returned from q visit 70 hel
sister, Mrs. Ira Brown, IN Bon AIT.
Leslie CARRIER was arrested last nign
on the charge of disorderly connuct an
knocking down q. negro
The Assembly met and adjourned las
night for lack of quorum. 1t Will re-
convene next Friday night, &,
Mr.. Fred Paul. of Manchester, - VIII
the carnival company
Mrs NJ. r. IIinnant Of FOG West Four
tconth Street has returned TO the CITY
| after spending two weeks with friends
| and relatives in Fremont, n. G. Mis
| Lille Hooks, Of Fremont, accompanies
| Mrs. Hinnnnt back and will remain q
! the city several weeks,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-09
THE BARONESS LEAVES.
Distinguished Lady Playing at
Biiou Ioins Another COMPANY.

Around the Town" company now
playing at the Bijou, lost n very dis
tinguishcd member of It's caste last night
when Baroness Won Zeiber said good
bye and left TO play a leading part with
1.-THE Irish PnwnlToker" company in
the West. Her place has been taken by
no less n parsonage than Mayme Tay-
lor. known far and wide as the lady
for whom the thirst destroying drink
"Maymc Taylor" was named. She will
hereafter play the part of Mrs. O'Brian
with Murray and Mack.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-09
Woman Worked AS Man.

III CLEVELAND. September s,-For two
days and a night. Mrs. Louise Daily.
coinely woman twenty-five years old,
I in male attire. has mingled with the va
grants that nfest Whiskey Island, the
toughest part OF this city. For the sake
&of her two children, the woman. who, In
tho last, two years. has had much sor-
row and hardship came to this city from
Parkersburg. ". Va, in search OF her
husband.
AS n man she worked In the mines UNI
til her strength gave out There she
learned that the missing husband was in
this city, and leaving her children In
charge OF their godmothcr, she made the
trip here, dressed as man. and rode
on freight trains and associated with
tramps.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-09
Popular Child Very III.

Tho extreme Illness of little Rosalie VIM,
arter three years, daughter of pr, and Mrs,
John r. VIM, has caused deepest sorrow
Rosal!r was taken with typhoid fever about
three weeks ago. The attack was mild, as It
nearly always Is with children, and ran along
the usual course until n week ago, when sud
den and unexpected complications set in,
which have caused the greatest anxiety;
Though urs Taylor. Gordon and Edward
Mcclure have exhausted every resource known
10 medical science ia combat tho disease, the
case seems absolutely hopeless DR. and Mrs
Vim have the warmest sympathy among all
thCIr friends. ---.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-09

& ,vAsII1N dToN,S y. 81, September, 81. 81
william +. penileld, solicitor OF the state
Department has been selected ~ me
President for n special mission to Europe,
the character Of which rcmalns PRO
i1Ie VIII leave soon for England.
Al the state Department entire igno-
rance as to the mission OF Judge Pen
field Is expressed. It Is possible that lie
viii 60 to several European countries.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-09
Mr.. Redmond to Run.

Mr. James j. Redmond will "un as.
an Independent candidate for city SER
geant this fall. He has issued the fol-
lowing card:
''Nr. Good Ctizen--We are now living
and voting under the new constitution,
which ignores political pledges, and says
,hcy were only made 10 fool the SHY
and ignorant So when You get to the
polls 10 vote, do ms they do-sult your
snlf and no one elsc. REDMOND"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-09
Fire Department to Parade.

The Board Of Fire Commissioners mas
arranged 10 ran imposing inspection OF
the fire lighting appayatus OF Richmond
some time the inter part Or ms month
The inspection, which VIII also DO an c2hi-
bit!on wlll take place on Broad street and
III. spectacle viii be one new 70 he Gi'i-
zeus. The commissioners, mayor McGar-
thy and Chief Fuller %iii Inspect the hp-
- ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-09
Mr.. Daniels Promoted.

The friends Of Mr. Robert Williams
Daniels SIN DC glad 10 hear Of MS pro-
motion, Mr., Daniels has 1usl been ap,
pointed district superintendent. o. NY
rucceod Mr. berkeley Williams who VIII
remove 10 baltimore October ISL