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INTERCHANGEABLE.
T08M n !: (. | RING )
#BI3lfitish#c CLAMP 'ays Ffs is
Unwilling and Will Come ~
United States at Otlce.SSs
FIG T&MAY OCCUR FIN APRIL
White Said to lgl,t5 More Oil
Englisl Style e. Il Than han AM An,y
i;.S OTHER Englist ugilists III

Especial To Tho Times. Diapa.cl,.,l.9

Especial to Tho Times. Dispatch. y SS3g v: 3
R NEW " E k Jan, 10. 4tabez White Is VIII
Ing to come to this country to fight Jimmy
Britt late ii, March Or early III April before
lths Yosemite Athletic Club. OF san nclsco.
q Charley Mitchell, In behalf of W hite, asks
tho club 10 send him $500 for expenses. White
will leave England this country Mt once
5A dispatch to this effect was REQ we'd yester-
day morning BY tom O rsourke, who at once
notified Jimmy Goffroth. the matchmak cr Of
the Yosemite Athletic Club. n $ II 9yAs S8
While Willie Is being persistently kriocked'1
Charley White, who saw the p flglls light.
weight battle3witf .'SpikenE Sullivan a In Lob.
4donf during coronation week ri In . June, 1902
thinks the Englishmar has I'M excellent chance
with any mat, In the Slig
SeT%Jabes white trimmed Spike Fl Sullivan
easily, says Charley hitc, fiftaei
round 90. and Sullivan vi az good " that
time ias no ever WIS $in his Everybody
tough proposition, md ho certainly WINS u rlgIe
for thnt&fl Several wei known Ainerlrann
were SO confident he would win that they bet
big money on HIM. 5s y.
than any Fighter I saw In England. Seyera!
Americana trained at his place and ne p,cKed
up IS good deal through boxing sy.th them
with either hand and is very cool IN tho
IA t!oionIe 81 Andy Null OF tho yyashngto
sAthlotic AZ CgubI OF Hot N Spring mas Il oHsrGa
Hrit & and White d purse OF SO, 600 or o per
centago OF 10 Slis
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.SWAYkE.T K'N|0TTY
PROBLEM F0R. SENATE

533 ". 5s (Hy Associa ed Press S
GyvASII1 GiTONS y Gu ] an. 19,--ln view
OF the prospect OF an earl ~ presentation
TO the Senate Of the HOUSE articles Of
.lr,,pea ehment g on Jul Sc 4 swnyne, many
senators have been engaged to-day In
considering that question, and Senate
Plat. OF Connecticut chairman OF the
ispeclal committee acting for The Senate
has taken II leading, part In the work. Y
* Some of the senator's. especial Us Messrs.
Frye and Hale, or Maine. advanced the,
opinion that the case might L q RI stponed
until next, session, hut after an eS hanstive,
examination OF preeetlcnts ard Il careful
consideration Of the case, Mfr II latt ans
his inability to- aElees NTH them:
He said he dl4 not behave tllst out Of
Justice to- 4 Judge swayle the v INQUIRY
should he postponed for any leng tn or
time after " is h BROUGHT to the attention
!or the Senate and he Noubted whether
AZ this point is eliminated. ! the Senate
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PaARsIFAL,

The opera, Parsfal, which Isl presented
for the first time IN this city ~ ne
Academy Of Music next Tuesday, y the
crowning3 glory md the greatest achieve. |.
5ime,lt OF one Of II he greatest compose ~ OF
Ethe old line, and a full master Of tone tl.le
rIess ION II In Parsifal, we find q mon.
tument ITO the nlusical genius Of Rlchard
syvagnev, more lasting and approprlate
than any craven Image that might pa
Imagined Ii - q source Of ern titi iel
zion to All N ichnlonder thar the md,
cations point to such u lnagnlflcent a :,
Representative audience as, will I'll the
5Acad envy ext 81 Tuessday. The prolucpT
ton OF Parsifa I shoul be tudied 81 ose-
,,ly,S and IT 4 would not be nmlss 70 bs
''plrpylded iii adyancS With the story Ct
Parslfal or even af,lll score Of the opera;
iTha Cable Company, als East. broad
street ia !. selling booklets cont itlainsllg
ltheN choicest selections from tho opera,
SParsifal, together Sy'it mn on line hiss
tory Of The work for ftfsy cents and
rho full score, embed yins 4 lie lbretta IN
3Engl fish, and orig nal German with the
4 sccpi lpanylng Lyrics for the small sun
IA Il s4, This Ia about one half Of there
lptar price OF he Al orEs ~ stlesti on,
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TWELVE ENTRIES MADE s5.s.
IN LIAR d III TOURNAMENT Il
.lspeclnl .to Tho nm ea.pI spatch.

Especial Ito Tho Times spatch.) III.
8 CHICAGO, Jan. 10. There are twelve entries
tourney which bcgtna lin. u Chicago Athletic
Club January 3oth Entries close Friday. yY.I 81
not, yet entered. & and the 1 bollef SIS that no
will mot do so, "a {S M
-Four New York players VT be- In the list
Ed W. Ga I'd ner, Fred T. Poggenbnrg,& Charles
ST. Norris and Byron l., Stark. II Foss decides
to come this wi give the; East q representa-
IN Among 1.-THE others to- enters ares. Charles
5sehmltt, Racine: Charles = Comb in, Chicago; 4
Ed Rein me san
Harry 1Pagin.5 Chicago =; Chorles Norris. Chs
cage ~. Byron, Stark. Vilkesbarre.
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Al[.A|ME|R|CAND,,
SAY'I!S|ND||.E|.!G'!G|:.T|.A!|U|.
&1h#First Speech giil ~ tisc8 Porto q. g,
3I2ican Comnlissi oilerA ks'T'haa1t3S{SS
IsB4i W Troops Bbe Sent Home IS 3,55
FED MlLlTARY 5T !
9Metnber From w asl1ington Pc Pc
clares That 'Transsp Service I'll a
NJ National Disgrace.

BvEAsaoclnt c,l lPress..

y \, fr1NGT ON y, ian. ~ The y
y House 81 Representatives o-d ay \ com.
pleted consideration Of the army 9 pp r.
prntIo Til, and will vote on Tho meas l'a 8
ure hi the beginning ot The session toT
M PROV. During tile debnto Resident 11''
comtnlsstoner y getau, ot Porto Rico Rico,
made his first speech he House: III
took SpccnsIons to'praisa the Unto! States
f,r s, attitude toward ais island home.
y incidentally i1o saw i, need as for. me 1e
8maintenance OF the Iona rec meht
sOfB troops In the island 9,Ss 5al
a vigorous attack WIS made, but 70 no
avail on the army tra port serVi ce w
Il Al ,3% Humphrey stoe F Washing on. Mr..
Clark h nIissourl) quoted re marks ~ Mr. y
slayden Crcxas) !, stating that 4 y Z were r
not TOR the personal Interest OF some Dl ln
Legislators mi come the ilcers ol} the
Porto r lean gitnent, would q nave
bsen disbanded three years previously J, l I,
ss.rha t condition of affairs n Is q disgrace
stoS the + American 5Congre ss, ''&5 added N 4.
CLARK. & 81 SS
{S5 Mr.. Dcget au.a In arguing tn t the nece
4 slty 4 for maintaining tho reg imert did
NOT cxt st. reviewed tho his tory Of ans
country to- chow that i 1n accoinpllstlle d
INA nv re orr1s such, for ms lance, as the
# BOLTON or slavery II wi thou III dist rb-
az &c. Il The people did not need the exam
gnloEof military discipline, nor did u hey
need the impression X cal culatcd q TO h be
d created by military uniform. need
4 ,,o q American regiment,, ID he SAID, nor
/ any other regin ent. FL w are all q l1erl-
81 cans, no have won our America n citt-
4 ycnshi p,5 III ear npptaus Sc fol lowed 1lr.
Dege all . sconclus ion. s NE 5s a
s3sThc amendme o striking out Il the tnp-
propriatlo ion for tho anne ndlnent was II de- Eeti
ifeated. s55 AZ Ss;5 IA 3f, { l5
4 'sir. Humphrey declared thcS transport
\ service was rotten and To- ma tional dis.
/ grace. Hc declared ~ q cost y. $50. 90 more
than III tho service were re trmed by
private shipping III
s Tho House adjourned until tn-nlorroW.
s ss5. The Ser1at II
III, Ns.oe! 81 So pfss 5sa. s-rns
a consideration j of tho Statehood bill was
continued In tho Senate to-da 4. and Mr..
Il Stone spoke for two hours III opposition
Ito 8sit.5 The bill for tho remunernt Ion OF
Il American fur sealcrs who suffered losses
4 because II OF Il their supp ression NJ lso was
y debated q at some length, but 4 M action
u was taken on 1T. Il re II ~
AT Mr. Stone proposed an II anen dment q TO
n the Statehood " bill III provi ding III That e all
allotted lands shall be subj ect to taxa ton.
He said tile bll as q stands confers Surlon
"a he Indians u Of L India II &C. rrlt tory the
rights otE 81 items while relieNing them OF
d the duties OF q tlzenship Mr.. Bailey took
a similar view. @ ss S;S 4!
The senate ad journed until tom orrow.
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;| ! | |: FOLLOW 4:
EACAIOTH|IE|:.IR:|.8.'T|0
(By s. Assoc iated Press.)

NEW ORLEANS an. I'll 3 e e47I'
rains during the Al made the Strtaacks
imo1turdd today, Each Went g oWn
in turn, ana the books g . est
LORD I'll, Just una Y na seq t,'
IT, last long enou y, Il his RAG \.
+n11as first Simpiicityg e TO 81 second, @ ueen
sEsthe = (Go SO is third Time l ;oS 4
Second aceone nlileZM Ael9pat
Misarithrope e. tor 1O) y hird 81 Time. u ~ ,i
Third race six Iord FRENCH y
go Is IS nrst. Fruit hl18 to- 81 second King
Rose a to Is Ethlrd. me, i IL 5.
b Fourth race-six q furlong s---7.Mla tador55l @
to- 81 first st. Tanlmany.( "a to y second,
8TrapperE g to 10y third .s Tine i :l6
s#8Fiftha "a three and Ga ha u. Mfurlo gs-
Jim NIcGlnnis go to = } y first, v erdant g
to 10Y second; 81 ues FRA ss Lad 10 Ito y
third. Time, ~ ,823 I,
Vivax go to ~ first, MAJ nlon, l13 tos q
second, Lou M. IL to ~ bird rs Tine 2;Oo
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AUCTION SALES - This Day.


8er viii Sell iTTrIs IA st a q Y
my tyarerourisi ALL w .ts Erond. 4 4 .flerry
SFfanie Parlor Suit, Fancy E'arlors Chairs
and Rotkcrs.s Gold Leaf mes Ma1ltal
Mirrors 10! Oak and otiei nl.er Suits,
Oak and otliery Ward ooes,f5 81 dcRoard 3,
Tables, Quartered Oak BOX Seat Dining
Chairs, oak frames; # Lounges " dIchssi
tI4ady's Writing Desk, Nyalilut Z Desk and
SHecratnry Oak ana NJ Walnut - y tirea,a'.s
fWnshstArds, Single and Do!ihl Iron Beds
and Springs i Ma ttresses, PILLOWS, Bol sters,
I OiiTSPnlntfngs,5 Mirrors, II Lace Cur talrs,
Portleres, nm typewriter, Flat OH &c
Desk, Baby Carriage y C4o.C Carts, Sewing
Machines, Heating stages. Coal and Wood COD
Burners, Is good Cooking Stoves. ia large
Range, tchen ittire,5 etc. also q lot
pthei goods too hume olls ~ IN
Ladies' inVl ted M !,
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4 Essex Park Summary.
( l(ByE a ssociated \ Press

(4y Associated Press. 99
HOT SPRINGS, AT IA,,,a January IL -----,A8ss$
First race--f1v We and q hall furlongs-.
Velasque z 10 first; oudonH t. !, ~
81 Second N "a q six furlongs Canal oharie
d5 to- 81; first; Moorhen e to u, second;
Bill might II to q, third line ~ ~.
Third race-flve h and Il q 81 half furlongs-
jNervator q to ~ .$ first; AIimon3 g toSi5).
second Lansd owne a to bird. Tiimes
1:14. @ 8 }} "a E3ssS
Fourth Il "a three furlongs- Country
Club s takes--L Lady Ct larade to- y, first;
third I. Time, D. 40.
j59Flfth 4race-slx furlongs ASA t7 to ~ !,
first: All Scarlet eco to =, second \: Platoon
Otto third. ISL Time, 81 81 IL. n
Sixth race-milc and seventy yards
Falkland (even). first u NJ mphia g to y 5.
second; y Dawson to 4 .. third. stss Time,
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NOMEN...G'|'v|||.E|... HIGH
PRAIS TO S'|M|||0|!0|:|'1||'
They5yY ould Not Have Voted for
r lygan1ist Y Dung Mormons
Against Plural Marriages.
Associated Press,

(ByE Associate lPress) @
WASHINGTON, Jan, Two pronli-
3nent Gentle women Of U tab, ono a 1nenll.-!3
ber 8 ( til IL egislature that elected Mr.
snoot senator, wore witnesses $to-dny1
III The s;rnoo inquiry before the Senate cte
Committee on N Priv ages and E;le ctions.
Both women gave I Senate snoot an e g. ~
'cellent character and testified that they
would XII rot vote Tor, a polyganlist. The
counse for Seiiat DOT exhaust ed their
list & Of witnesscs II here, but expect sew
eral will arrive 3 IN time for tho hearing
tomorrow. 81
Professor Talrnage Il OF the University
of Ut b. could not recall tho obligations
n the endowment ceremony, but admit
ted 4 there was an obliga ton Of chastity
He asserted Il hat the Inf ton Of bodily
harm las d pena II was no part Of e
ceremony. 5s n
Smith a Fanatic.
Al II I'M wv. 4 Hughes OF Salt Lake, editor
Of q weekly paper fled that the sen
Stimentf among Gentiles was that Smith
was a fanatic In rel igion; but that lie: was
Sthorough ly 4. honest and was kee ping tha
fchurc gu Of p oil les He believed " he
Gentiles thought It was best to let poyga.s44
my die TOUT, as thero y were few pplyEa-!
|3mists loft n He said The had made an In
lEyestiga ion Into VI the number OF poly
snlists in Sal Lake City and found that
there were only seven y- four men, nearly
"a il OF X them Old. He said there were
only two under q ftysE yea rs Of age 9,
N MRS. Mary 11.s 81 Conl ter of Ogden, a
member Of the Legisl ature, ~ that elected
Mr.. smoot senator, said u that N before
Voting for Mr. smoot she ascerta ined that
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-20
GIVEN SEVENTEEN
Murder Trial Of lillian T uell
3l$83s and Charles Obey.
\ Especial to The Tines Dispntch,)

y Special TO The Times- Dis hi
Y 81 tlle Circuit Court Of slnyth county Is
now IN { session with ] rdge %. z. Hutton
4 on tho bench. The case against William
STuell and Charles o Dey jointl CHARGED
main case. 8 tt look place III the town OF
8Chilhowie. Va. during the latter part Of
sDecem Der. w hiske icy caused the brutal
tragedy and sent grief into the hearts of
dreil,s Never before D has 3it5 Stnyt tn county
4 been so stirred the criminals hand.
.s5 illam Tuell was this evening at Il 2
4 o'clock found u gui ltylt Sof rider In the
&itentiary for seventeen veal rs. Fl
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Bowen. 8 8A 4 ii 5. new !||
! VENEZUELA CRISIS.

Correspondent OF the Associated Press)
CARACAS, january i. With the be-
ginning OF the New 7 ear the situation
was 50 intense that It was regarded with.
apprehension In circles acquainted With.
the contemplated policies Of President
Castro. It Is said on undonb ted authori-
sty that Castro cont emplated fastening
what he felt t to be a crisis BY giving
Minister Bowen his passports, but was
deferred by H a. report that tho minister
would not accept them. IA It was In this
acutefsI tuation TINT oulo of Castros.
closest advisers Induced n him Y to make
oYertures to Mr.. Bowen i. who suggested
q method of$settling the difficulties with
the foreign powers, which was Spract lcall W
accepted BY Castro. n he proposed SET tile
lnent q S regarded hero as of great I'M!
iportunce In assuring peace and prevent.
Ing possible compl ications which might
Involve the Monroe ctrine. 81 t.ss
could makeat he postpon g g might .g.
be cornpe tent, lie though it, to defer trial
ate organizing the senat rial court but
IL that course. Should be decided upon
tthes present Congress would terminate
new III en- would come frss nllq would be
necessary to reorglnize the8court at tile
beginning Of the next session. For thcso
and Nother reasons y he concluded that
there ssis no other way open than to pro-
coed 91mmediatelyjiw with tho consideration
of the ca se.Sf Senator Spconer and other.
senatorial lawyers concurrcd il this opln-i
ion. h Va II X Eli E}is5( S 5s 5g 4
Those who alvoonte ostpone.'ient take
tho ground that as the Semi 9 Is a con-
5tinulng body, 1t is competent forBit to
defer action until mex e sessl lon n Il 1t so
desires. Theyinls say tsia Il WI tn only SIX
weeks OF the session left, 1t will be en-,
jtremely ithcult for the Senate to- enter
uponsthe swayne trial md also continue
Ats consid Iteration Of laglalntlVe business,
6t Speaker Cannon did no name tho cons.
8mitteest to present the articles Of the House
to-day 81, having received 8infornla tom from
senators that they desired TO Il have the
matter delayed There is a precedent for
delay IN presenting artIel or }in.pench-i
mont cases until the ilay before the OK.
piration OF tie term, which throws the
trial into the mex Congress. It rests with
the House, however, to decl,ls what course
shall be pursued. b NJ 81 ~
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De ORC IS Champions

MA --I Especial to The Tlnes- LJIspnI D 80. u.
ST. 4LOUIS. n jan 10 "a lfredo de Orc, A who
recently won Tho tournament emblem presented
by tho Brunswc k- Ral ke.C LENDER Company,
ana representing he world p pool champion.
shsp' ttIe early yesterday morning when he
Won tho deciding game VII n Grant Isby, of
New by general verdict thS only poo
d ~ ORC and Eby met In n series oc throa
games of 200 points each, and the former 4
Won each block of 200 FINISHING MS Sop
ETY. had scored only 4So a " ri
Iii is understood II hat Jeromn lSeog 7; OF
$p,ftaip. N, 81, VIII \ DO tho next chnll Longer.
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AGNEW'S$ RESIGNATION.
Has II Under Consid eration and
NJ Will decide SATURDAY.. ,3I3
(specialstoi The Times-D Dispatch.

(SpeclaI 10 The Tlmes-lJlsp T1
1T AII5XANDRIA,Y VI a.. ia n, Il ON r. Park
/ Agnew,gS Of this city. hartman Of the VT,
q To-day for a. statement concerning The
forecast as pu bl lshed in 4 &c. Il ~ mes, p !s-
patch, Of his resignation. said that he
had the subject unde isementsi$,Bb lie
mind I, but expected 4 to reach I. a decision
sshy Saturday, Al when. "a { he "a eel es to
Withdraw from The pa rty lead ershlp, he
Executive Committee which meets that
nigh T. IN Y Lynchburg y Eur Their than this
Mr.. Agnew dc clined to make any state
Snlent. Va III " n u li9 tlA.
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JUDGES I'M lust KEEP E /,
OPTION Q THEMSELVES e i. \ 4 IS

WASHINGTON, %. D, AN Oh eplre'77
sentative IIefin (Alabama) introduced \ n
3bill to- day providing that ind gesf Of tl,e
United States District and, Clrcllt Gpurts
shall refrnin from Q xpressl Ing an opinion
Ion iuryBin5 criminal cases 10 the gullt Il or
innocence ot,an ACCUSED. n n Il Me-
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Large Lot Of Furniture so -'FI&
Every D escrip ton M
At Auction
zA,r. ou:R NEW lYVAR DR O5N1s,

THIS CTR I1oAY) MORNING, JAN. i2oTEf.
Commencing 1850 d. clock, III oilsst ting Of
5nbotit4 20 Odd Bedste ends, 10Th sir gle and
jDotible. IN Oak \ and alnut and Maple;
laage asslss hamheT s.
and Walnut sic eboards. Cou clles, IN ~ g.;
sgets Carpets, Tugs, NJ Hands ONE "a rlor'
Suits, Hair, CO ton and hucs NJ ttresses;
oekers,
ing Stoves, = eating Stoves Bed q othIng,
Feather Phi lows, ollie Sc ts,ai Ext enson
TIA bles. Book 4 Cases, Il Comb ma ton CtLses,
9yVardrobes. r. cturest Centre 'ables "a
numerous her, art clcs. s3I
.rFTD V4kLNNTI Me- All CsrTON$ CO.Ssss
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Wright, Z: \. Out js,, Of Rae =.

S3l s 81 55 (By a ssoclated Preas, .5S.i
AUGUSTA g Ia, Il Janua ry 70. -Boykin
Wright, former at torney- general OF Geor-
4 gla and NJ q candidate for g Governor has
withdrawn from the race on account Of
! bad health. j555. III. iss
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Mort hcrn 81, D Pacific Dividend.
(By Associated

NEW DIRK, J an. Il. I The Northern
Pacific Railway Company VI I c-dnys declared
the gular quar- tie rly. al lend Of one,and
q half per cent and an extra DIVIDEND t'lp
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.HARGIsl. SAT|NWIND0W#
With R!ElEIN HAND
I lRy Assoelated Pre:s,!sI..

- IVl (f3y AssucIaFeuJ E'TqsSl
5lIBXIN GTON, IlaSt, nuaTy 10, "A /. f..
Byrd, attorney for the Commonwealth In
tho case against William Britton for tho
alleged assassination Of James Cockrell
at Jackson KY. made q the u sensat lonall
statement ip opening The ease Yesterday
that the Sthte would prove that Judge
James Hargss sat in q Il Wlndow Of the
Hargs store sle y prsparea g
arc alleged to have killed gockrell u This
As the first TIME tina 4 II aTgts' IS name haa
been used as an actual parti IN any
;pf the Jack sorl feudal ri linGs. IL Az
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5SCHWAB PRES Id EMF sOf
BETHLE HEM CORP 0RATjON
( CRY Associnted Press,

s5ys N ~ II (7 Associated Press
ll5Ss NEW YloR IS, Jan. 4 9. -'phe directors OF
the BethleI.em, s! Steel .Gorpora tIon! Swhich
Com pany, organ tsed o-daY X by electlng
these ot tlcers; e Y ss ttsg
atrmnn and president Gllanlesss nj,
Vain; second Vice. pre- 81 \, IA. fI3or!e;
TREASURY III. 3, Snyd err, Il &
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\ Co1nin0iitHes.l Tn 0siv IfSth
s!eeottll a I nIS .lis tors \ E Y,

IN R lnhtn Oii III
Els E1xce amy sa a
vi nor 1f !rs !rla. IA Duh
s. II, the prov tbn sof IN
Samuel III ler,i5detensndI Il fop NtIip BEtabsE
lisht1eht add perpetual ssf pGr lA sthop1sE
on tiles tntti,al labor. hi
the aot of asainbi VI Ok bruatv hi
iei,tl tied IA not III fIIS
lproinlne of The lit gait on mi resp tt
3ortistallct ion md effhct of
stiel M llart and hi M
5tt1aniial nborl seliool pray ed OH
twenty fifth olatse ssti, a
made the duty tho Ese6nd tiltpS
lopnil ahf nd III sspa fat coti tlt
fund 3 iyhfl i, trust for the abnic IjtitpUHS
to be ydenortii nated the Ter Fund 81 i'd
annual y8on the 21st,o 1eretnbe N tai mai
and render true It'd aGctfdte account I'm
Tho fund iiift ~ nnd iJi detait8g
the receipt and dlnbitt ta dill u IN
bof tho same during the Year ltnhietl Id ls$
~ Ifntedng. q copy OF III hitt! ~ NJ
verified by the Untsi of second ss
.tnr.Sta required til he 1lyefed 3tu
snll0r, to 3D. by5ltflf laid ORC the
Ia tyre tarld another
In iik manner tp bs shed
, ne th, i',sw
In tho city OF Richmond # 81 HIGH VI
III tho discharge Of II III Y "
tie honor to present thu flowing
q Rsccipts nnd dlsbp "a er, y On ecaut, IA
q, the income az tho fund year
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AUCTION SALES J Future Days

commari On NC a "! IA ~ ock. offer for,
sale al auction the Toll ow niE tSvo parcels
OF real es state II n Ichnon
t) Lot 81 Ian inproy ements
thereon consist ting OF two SINAI y rick:
tenemen soFnsr
fon38 Thirty-hr Sire feet mercer,
less. and running back between lis htly3
$conyerging lliess SO fe OF o inche and
measuring On the rearSsll - q
And inmed lat tlereaf (sa So: :d'
C2dj As lot of land On tho mort heas cor
Er,er6of que and Les err Stree ts. renting,
son Lester Street 81 8f eet ~ nclles, more
or less, and runni ING btlck 1o1& FEY more ,rt
thiT u a H thsS n y I u y,
two dual ms u men pa Yah sat sand
lively months B respe ct IL inter
est from date Of sale 4 or all cash, IA he
option pure I, pIlr g
exemption q Hl,e 81 ven by the res ectlYe
ipufchas ers he efsrred yr1erlts.
notes, and the real tate to be
retained unit the full al cunt sof the nur-s
chase money has been pald e nd az deed
ordered by the. curt y &. /, IS,
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1anuary 4th, interest
for six months to
January ], 1904 on
1854, 100. 3 per- cehts
registered bonds Ia.
sued under not of
February 30 1907,
July S.1stS ditto to July
], 1904 on <ttos..j
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.;E5an8bo#
,5,311Sb0s

January IA til, if1teres u ~
g$ for slx months Ito Es
q January ]. 904 H on y SIsSs MI n
r. 50. 000, n Ric hn1ofid 4
SSggcityF s s& p err cent u III
M reg istered & bond NJ Y. 5 30 100 III
fGi, & 1soi, al ditto. 5000
-;si.$s
May 11th,i inter es for Ali
NV ak months to- May, " Y N
4 Y i 904 II; on n 81 0. 900 l III I
3 AZ s. per, n cent re
Uttered bonds of. u TIL S5s 81
I'M and M ed ii, N III
ss College and Pol q In . . . & !:
'ts stttLt /. It1o0 w M: :fi
,NoVembe st ait to 4 8;s; slSS
ssssIS to IN NnYemb er IS N
itS31 O04 on Tito !, 90 II II
Interest on mo r1isY. a eposited III n
H he 3Pla nters Nh d m i Bank
81 from Decern he It'll 8 III 903, Il
Dc ernb err ! "a 90 DC
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II BY j !, b homps Oh Brown 81 g y, i
Z q II 10 M aim 8 tree t.
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EC.fE It. EslltJtA1A.CNtl,tl IN N
JOHN AMID ERSON; N
Spe cial G misslonera.

The bond required Of the S pecia ! Com
Srnissioners bvs thsi above decree has a been
duly lven. NJ X $. !.
Ss, reste !: LAS SAYIL
Jan 19-5t M XIX ,s9 Sler
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n NJ BY The Valentine EAuc ton Co, vi u
y IA G1S II, Broad $ tfset. i5Y &
tictiorl every Monday ednesdd y Ind Friday.
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,lc,y1nT.T,,r q 1DoAI

January 9TH interest
for six months to-
January 1904, on
y ,4$1,044 1868, Al, 9 and
per cent. regis
tered certlhcat 6s3 Is-
sued under act Of
#Fe brunry 80 1899 .s.5
July 1st, ditto to July:
Y 1904 on ditto