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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-05
AUCTION sALEs--This Day.
s,ifsli1 by The. Valentine Auction Co.,
0lS, Dust Brond Street.
AUCTION SALE
5S OF 53
FINE HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE
This "wednesday Morning,
.., July 9Th,

keeping, a large lot Of excellent Fntmiti,r,
OF every description, ut our warerooms,
NO. GlS e.. Broad street, commencing Mt
1o:D 'o'cNck, ronslstlng OF beds Room
Suits, IN Oak and ll3lrdseye Maple; fine
par'or Suits, Brass Beds. Wardrobos,
Sidchoards, Hat Racks, Qunrtered Oak
Rockers Chairs, Center Tables Couchcs,
Book Cases, Desks Rugs Mirrors. Pho.
tures,t Odd Beds. Mating, Druggets,
Springs, Upright Pianos, Kitchen Safes,
Tables, Refrlgerators, Ice Boxes. Wash
stands, and a general lot OF miscellaneous
articles ~ -. 81
Sale positive to make room for other
large consignments. Dealers and parties
desiring good Furniture at auction bar
gains should attend.
TILE VA LENrINE, AUCTION co.
BY Richmond Auction Co.,
&c. 1908 t. Main Street.
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BY A. j. Chewing Company,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
No. 912 N. First Street,

BY virtue Of a rertaln deed of trust,
dated July 3, 1876, OK record in the clerk 8
office of Richmond iCSlncery Court, In D.
B, 178 G, page no. default having been
made In the payment Of tho debt thereby
secured, and being required by the beneii-
ciary so to do; will sell, bynuction, upon
H. TUESDAY, JULY 1lTtT. 1906,
Mt g o'clock p. NJ, the property numbered
fronting "a feet 8inches on the west line
OF First Street, between Baker and Char
lily Streets, by a depth Of 129 feet. with u
good dwelling thereon. Come and get q
tbargaln;it rents we'll.
81 TERMS-Cash.
Jy 6-tds
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stakes. mile and five furlongs- sysonby e
to 81 first. Tanya q TO y second, Mlgraine
10 to y third. Time 2:47.
Fifth rnce--seling. one mile and three
slxteenths--Ocen Tide d3 to 81 first, the
southerner q to, y second Palm Tree az
to y third, Time, 2:001-5.
Sixth race-mile and a sixtee,lth--But-
ting Is to y first, Tommy Waddell 40
to y second, Palm Bearer Is to y third.
Time. / .47 1875 ~SsE4 #
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AUCTIONS SALES. Future Dates
BY J. D. Carneal & Son,
Real Estate Auctloneers.
No. HOG E. Main Street.
For a Division Of That Val
liable Property, Northeast
Corner Of Marshall and
Ninth Streets, Including
a Brick Dwelling Thereon,
No. 9O2 E. Marshall St.,
On Thurs day, July 9th, 1905,

On THURSDAY, July 9th, 1906. at $3.50
P. NJ, we will Offer for sale. on the prem-
ises tho above desirable property. The
lot fronts 65 feet by 1854 10 feet deep, to
an alley. This.is unauestionably one OF
the best on tho market. as locations OF
tho kind can rarely DO had. It Is adj
mrably situated anu well adapted to
most any kind OF building or buildings.
AS residential location It can't be sur.
passed for convenience and deslrnbilty
in general. The close proximity to Broad
Street and the business center will keep
tho property always in demand. The
dwelling can be made ono of the, most
desirable in the city,Ras tits well-bullt.
There Is also n brick stable on the prop
erty. This will sui some one who wants
q solid Investment.
TERMS: Liberal and will be announced
at sale,
Jy SGT
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Court 81 he city 81 Rahmosd. ls entered
June 20. 1905. In tho cause Of Allen VS..
Jacobs and Jacobs Vi. .Wolfshe!mer, the
following special commissioners Will sell
= puo FRf fpS.ssn "a r. FIN 1883 On
at $50 O'clock r, n. Z the property de-
scrlbed In said Decree as follows:
THAT. certain lot Of land lying In the
City of Richmond, State OF Virginin,
r. Is feet Inches on the east side
Franklin Streets, and running back In an
eastern. direction. and between parallel
lines about Us feet, to an alley D feet 9
inches wide, the north line OF said lot
lot TO be sold freq and discharged from
tho lien OF an annual ground rent OF % Ia
bushels of wheat now, and for many
Years, reserved upon said lot.
! Terms: one-halt cash OF the purchase
ance upon equal credit lnstalments at
and "a months. The purchaser to receive
q deed OF bargain and sale. and for the
deferred payments, he shall execute his
notes with Interest added, waving his
a deed of trust on the property, Or tho
purchaser shall pay N cash any larger
slm than one-half, II he shall elect TO
do so, but any and all credit payments
shall BIO secured by 9 decd Of SIlst.
spsrlal Commissioners,
The bond required by the ahoya decree
OF the. special commissioners has been
Diver under my hand this lat daysos
CIIAs. o, sAyILLE. Clerk.
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Mccormick to Meet Rubin.

(Ry Associated Press.)
SAN FRANCISCO CAL, July 4.-Jim-
ME Mccormick to-day signed articles to
meet Gus Rubin before the Colma Ath-
letic Club on August II. the winner to
take rs per cent. Of the purse. Ruhlin's
manager has accented,
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EIGHTEEN TIMING GAME.
Manchester Pets Defeated Hen.
White Ducks Won

It took eighteen innings for the Man
chester Pets to defeat the Henrico nine,
o7tEe Athletic League yesterday morning
In the ninth inning the score was three
to three. and II was one. two. three with
each side until the eighteenth. when tho
Pets scored two runs on a wild throw.
Two men were on bases and the batter
struck a ball down to third. The run-
ner at that sack was caught, and then
the ball was thrown to first, and thrown
over the baseman's head. Elkey pitched
for the Pets and sGoldback did the twirl-
ing for the Henrico nine The hits were
even. each team getting six safe ones.
In the afternoon OF yesterday the Man
chester Pets defeated the Elks, the new
nine OF the Athletic League, by the score
OF four to two. There was plenty of ex-
element r the game from start to-
finish.
Broke Even.
The Henrico team defeated the Old
Virginia aggregation yesterday after
noon by the score Of eleven to nothing!
At no stage OF the game did the losing
nine have chance to score. Henrlco-s
ties batter ut every opening, and their
fielding was above the average. Gold
ba OK, who did the twirlng in the egh-
teen inning game In the morning. was
there with his same Vlgor IN the atter-
noon. Tucker did the pitching for the Old
Virginia aggregation.
Eight Straight Ones.
The White Ducks are not superstitious
and they take thirteen runs Will, as
much grace as the Philadelphia Ameri-
cans would. Yesterday morning tho
Swimmers nhey are. now in first place.
sent the Virginia team down. The score
was 10 to ]. Brantley struck out fifteen
men, while Alsop couldn't keep his hits
scattered.
Yesterday afternoon. the Ducks took a
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Summary: Two-hasc hits. Crawford and
Edwards; stolen bases, Jones. Sanf,
Knightly. Edwards. Double plays. Bauer
to Ford to shaughnessy. Base on balls
on Leakc, 3. Struck out: BY Crawford
O; by sLeake. 6. Time Of game, one hour
and thirty minutes. Umpire. Richard
Weeke. Attendance. 300 -.
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game from the Blue Jeans by the score
OF l3 to ~.
The White Ducks have won eight
straight games In the league, and havo
q lead on the others that will be hard
to- overcome.
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uCTION SALE
TRACT OF LAND
CONTAINING
18 ACRES.

A - ~ - led ABOUT SIX MILES EAST
THE ~ sd = GdI'Y . Of RIIGHM0ND on
RIVER RAiLRoAD,, WITH y I * Ai y ~ Eli
LING AND OTHER IhpROVEMENTs
Eb eRH ~ SEi nBE SI 6 THE,LAND OWN
IHYoR ALSO HOUSE AND LOT, NO.
ll07, ON EAST SIDE OF STW EN 4 y.
SEVENTH y STR EET, BETWEEN Is
FEET H so SUTFHE e. 4 RE SR MN az
ESTR s Mt, ON TWENTY
sTREET 20 FEET. WITH A DEPTH
5a Of 11S2 FEET TO "A sIXTEEN-FOoT
sPursuant to a decree OF the Circuit
GSnr & Of Henrico county. In the suit Of
etc. entered on the siat ' day Of o June,
1 ns3 !, We, the Undersigned Special Com,
missioners. will sell at public auction, sin3
front Of the Henrico County Court
j ! THURSDAY. JULY 9Th. 1895. " \. - i
az ~ 2, clock M, the Farm above ,de-,1,
s0ri sAa1F and bA On the he -, -, !,
upon tll the premises, we shall proceed to sell
the house and lot above described. 81. Z
me farm has a dwelling and other Inn
being convenen 70 bot both the ncs YSrk RSet
NJ Z; r; and the Seven Pines Electric Line.
neat dwelling and other improvements
.TIERMs-The terms Of sale shall bo one
third OF the purchase money in cash; tine
balance IN two equal payments OF six and
twelve months from day OF sale. with In!
negotiable notes for tho deferred INSTALL
ments of the purchase money, and the:
title to be retained untll1al Of the pur-i8
chase money hos been pads or all cash.
at the option OF the purchaser. Il.
JNO. b. GAYLE, Is
EDGAR B. ENGLLSH.
EDWIN p. cox,
Special Commissioners s
A. ]. CHEWING co.. Auctioneers.
!. The bond required In the above suit has 4
been duly given.
SAMUEL p. WADDILL
Clerk OF the Circuit Court OF Henrioo.
u AIT I,5l 20
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AUCTION SALES, Future DAYS

gAOS14OIH@ SALES, Future laws
.CoMM1rssIo NEIss' sALr 4
VALUABLE 5 81 nnR FRYER FARM, /
BERKELEY, Y
AND ALSO AS 3
Harrison's Landing,
s! nv oE ! IN SI,S GTtAHLs CITY S g,
Niles From R1cfMoc,ND, BEING
TIE B1RTHPLACE q Or WILLIAM
HENRY SNfY III IIAR ri 4 t2 E1RMSn PSEss
edi,rp n y, Va Of decree Of the Circuit
OF ,ne lnse day 1f June 1sM the suit
e. Knox, Jr., ct ais, the ilnderslrnefi ! ,nhn
were thereby appointed Special Commits
se p pGf tha p W
DER. at Charles city Courthouse, Va. OF,
:, . W '! oIoS,l 81 JULY 31orIE 1905,
~ u CLOCK Nj. the following real estate
!, AL that certain tract or parcel Of land.
With the improvements thereon, consist sim,
fd,,, brick dwelling barn, stable and Ger.
CharleW City, Va. upon the waters az
James River, containing fourteen hundred
ncres d4o0. be the same, more or less, (
known as "nesrksley and adjoining the
privileges and other rights, tenemen and
appurtenances to said land or any part
1 metes ina sppsrtaIning ana Tie
are fully given In the aforesaid decree Of
the 10th day of June. 1906. Ak
Ihere are about 600 acres arabic land,
timber. principally North Carolina Dine.
which can be easily marketed. The fish
cry cry Yields substantial revenue yearly.
a an9 Jane. James River steamers furnish direct
ana convenient communication with Rlch-s
nond. Norfolk and all Northern markets.
cl IER ;l bid will be accepted by the
s q m, 8 Until the sum Of two thou-
He'd check or New York draft for said
amount, acceptable to said COMMISSIONER
snail have been deposited with said Com
any sale by the court, and deed to tho
purchaser shall have been ordered /; one-s,
n hai +, OF the residue Of the purchase money
IL % as paid IN cash. and the remaining
be payable in one and two years. and is
to Pc evidenced by the negotiable notes
OIL me purchaser waving the homestead
exemption. and bearing six per cent in
terest from date OF sale. and secured BY
deed of trust upon said property to stlcf
trustee or trustees as the court may
name, or. or al cash, at the option Of the
For further Information apply to eithcr
Of tho undersigned Commissioners y,
HERBERT G.. WHIPPLE. Is ~
Special Commissioner, %
220 Broadway, New York s.
JOHN "A, LAMB, =, : : p
Special COMMISSIONER
boo Mutual Building, Richmond, va.
In the Clerks ONCE Of tho Circuit Court
OF the County of Charles City. = Il.
against 81 -, -t-.'1i'lAa'
Henry Q. Knox and others. Defendants
]. J. p. Major clerk of the said Court.
DO certify that the bond required Of the
Special es /, comm,issioners by the decree rem
June. 1905, has been duly given. -
Given under my hand as clerk fsthe
said court this 24th day OF June, 1906. s1.ts
Je 20,Ju 1.5.s,12,15,19 >''er -
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Auction Sale Of Mems, Boys
and Ladies' Shoes, Rub
bers, Hats, &C.,
Wednesday, July s, 1905.

BY the direction Of d transportation
company. we Will at our wareroons, 1905
East Main Street. WEDNESDAY, July
9th, commencing at 1880 o'clock. sell 300
Pairs MEMS. Boys and Ladies' First and
Ruhbers, leo Odd Shoes, Mems Hats.
Ladies' Trimmed Hats. MEMS Pants, z
Dozen Ladies' Waists. Boys Duck Suits.
8 Bolts F1annelette, 2 Cases Of Atlantic
and Pacific Baking Powder, Cases Pea
nuts, Can Pineapple, Coffee Crackers.
3 Pairs Scales, etc. Terms cash. To the
FURNITURE, ETC
Immediately after sale OF shoes (about
~ o'clock), we will sell large and
varied collection OF Fine Household Fur
niture, such as Book Cases Folding Beds.
Office Desks, Couches. Mating, Side
boards, Bureaus, Chamber Suits, Rugs.
Chairs, Music Boxes. Library Tables,
fine Pictures. Kitchen Safes, Iron Beds.
Mattresses. Mirrors, Portiers, etc. etc.
Sale positive. Terms cash.
355. RICHMOND AUCTION co.
Geo. II. Valentine Auctoneer.
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Barton Heights.
Score BY Innings.

Brownies ........... .........2 o 0033021-S
Barton Haights ............0 s 0 o OIL loo -7
lips kington. McEvoy, Hogan, Home
+. run, Gruner. sstolcn bases. Bache, Row
ers. Smith. Base on balls, OFF Brooks g.;
off McEvoy, 8. Struck out, by hIcEvoy,
8; by Brooks. S. Time of game, one hour
and fifty-f1ve minutes. Umpire, Richard
Duke. Attendance. 1850.
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.SYSONBY WINNER
OF CIR 1 |. STAKE IKE.
Keene's Champion Three-Year-
Old Adds Another to List Of
RESULTS OFsGREAT 81.
SHEEPShEAD RACES

Prize-I.awrence Realization Stake,
worth $4,000 to winners. distance, mile
and five furlongs; results: First-Sy-
sonby e to 81 second1Tonya q to u;
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REAL ESTATE-For Sale.
Wanted Homeseekers call and investigate
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why continue to pay tribute to land
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Since our plan has been introduced In
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Every rent payer should send for our
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will sell THIS DAY at 1o:aO A. NJ. at
my warcrooms: 90 Broad Street, ! Heavy,
Massive Mahogany Pedestaled Clawfoot
Dining Table; Sldeboard, Chest OF Draws
iModernised Mahogany Chamber Suit, Odd
Oak and Walnut Bureaus, Washstands,
Hall Racks, II Oak Single and Double
Wardrobes, Sideboards, Dining Tables,
Chairs. Rock ers. Hall Stair and Room
Carpets, Druggists, Iron Beds, Springs.
Mattresses, 2TSDrophead Singer Sewing
Machines, Pictures, Mirrors. Refrigera-
tors Kitchen Furniture, Cooking Stoves,
etc.; also lot OF other goods too numer-
Gus to mention. Ladies' invited.
GEO. v. OLIVER, Auctioneer.
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BY II. A. MeCurdy,
Real Estate Broker.
TRUSTEES sA1E
Two-sToRY FRAME DWELLING.
907s1-2s'W. Leigh Street.

In execution OF a deed Of June 40. 1900.
and res9pded D. 3 oSt t Rsn
viii offer for sale. upon the premises on
SATURDAY. JULY. s., 1905, All O P. NJ,
the realty conveyed and described as
fronting l7.8 on south line Of Leigh Street.
to 4 paved alley. The dwelling contains
six rooms. water on each floor. and has
culvert connection, etc.
TER MS--tRys requesD one-third cash,
residue at 6.sls and ID months. tho de-
ferred payments to bear interest and sos
cured ~ trust deed; forJ for all cash, at
option of purchaser. =.
July 4-tds.
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By T. NJ, Workman & Co.,
Real Estate AuctioneerS,

~ u. NJ, Wortham 81 Co.,
Real Estate Auctioneers. IL,
Court Sale Of a Valuable Lot
on E. Side 18th ST., front.
ing Market, between Main
and Franklin sts., at the.
Corner of Walnut Alley.
Good Location for Bust
ness Stand. Store Here
Will Com mand Good.
Rental.
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Bhy A. J. Chewing Company,
Auctloneers, 9 N. Tenth Street.
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BY Geo. ". oliver, Auctioneer.
90 Broad Street. Phone 45SL.

r URNITURE. CARPETS. SEWING
MACHINES, REFRIGE r A II o r s,
COOKING STOVES, ETC, AT AUG
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Manchester Won.
Manchester did not earn Its game from
Richmond. but that is no reason for it
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-08
PURELY PERSONAL

Henry Chadwick, an old time ball player. was visiting friends In the city yesterday.
 Ernest Steele has returned from Maine, where he has been spending his vacation.
 John G. Jackie, of J. c. Jackie x Sons, Bank street shoe dealers, has gone to Boston for week. He will also visit the new Emerson shoe fac tory at Brockton.
 The Misses Marjorie and Sadie Rig ney of Hawkins street and Ada Thompson of Cooke street left for three weeks visit to friends in Provi- dence this morning.
 James Carty and John Barrett. who have been visiting in New York. re turned home yesterday and then left for Bantam lake. where they intend spending a weeks vacation.
 The St Francis Xavier choir will eniOy an outing to Savin Rock. Thursday of this week, leaving the corner of Washington and Baldwin streets at $50, making the entire trip by trolley.
 Mir and Mrs Peter Byrnes of East Clay street spent Sunday at the Sal tonstall homestead. Branford. with Mrs NJ. Kavanagh. who is spending the summer there. They also visited that most beautiful place along the Connecticut shore. Pine Orchard.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-08
GROWING RAIsINS.
Consolidation of the Concerns En.
 Saisd in the Business.

San Francisco, Aug. S.--A deal has meen cOnsummated which will merge most of the raisin growing interests of this state into one corporation to be know as the Central California Raisin Packing company. It will combine the united properties of Cali fornia Raisin Growers company and the Mercantile Packing company, the latter including eleven of the most prominent packers in the state. Trade marks and brands are to be mutual property and there is stipulation that the utmost good will is to obtain be- tween the parties to the new corpora tiOn.
 The business of the concerns will be operated by n directors. The pack CTS will be represented by five and the growers by an equal number. The extra director who is likewise to he president of the. company, is to be chosen by the ten. He is to be man who has affiliations or interest with neither packers nor growers, and in case of disagreement his shall be the deciding vote Henry J. Crocker has been chosen for this position. The contract for this years crop and the succeeding crops of the next two years have already been made.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-08
BEAT CHILD LIKE A CARPET.
Many Accuse Mrs Monteith of H.
 Treating Her Daughter.

Treating Her Daughter.
 New York, Aug 8.-Mrs Laura Wilmington Monteith, prominent resident of Kingston, near New Brunswick, N. J., has been held in bail for the grand jury to answer charge of cruelty to her seven-year-old 6augh- ter, Pearl.
 The child is said to be an adopted daughter, and the complaint was made by Detective Elwell, who is connected with the New York Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children. Mrs Monteith gave bail before Justice Suydam.
 The proceedings against the woman were instituted as a result of letter written to the New York society by Mrs A. NJ. Haight, of New York, who had been boarder at the Monteith home. Mrs Haight declared that the child was beaten, pinched and so poor ly fed that she stole food at every op- portunity.
 The letter was turned over to Pros ecutOr George Berdine. of Middlesex county. who investigated the case and advised that criminal charges be made. It is alleged that witnesses have been found who will testify to cruel treatment of the child.
 Mrs Elwell, wife of the detective. states that on several occasions the woman beat the child Hike carpet" Servants and others will be subpoen- aed by the prosecutor to give evidence against the woman. Mrs MonteiCh was married five years ago, but is not living with her husband.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-08
STRIKE IS ENDED.
Wsstsrn Ts'esraphers Places Taken
 by New Men,

Seattle, Aug. S.--According to Su- perintendent Weymouth of the Seattle division of the Northern Pacific, and Superintendent Scott of the Cascade division of the Great Northern, the railway telegraphers' strike is prac- tically over The former states that every office on the Seattle division of the Northern Pacific road save one. is now in operation and the company has all the operators it wants.
 Superintendent Scott, whose head quarters are at Everett, stated that every station north of Everett, except Lockport, is supplied with an opera tor. He says that trains are moving on time and that there are no delays in the arrival of freight at this des- tination on his division. Superintcn- dent Scott said also that the strikers are manifesting willingness to go back to work.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-08
FOUND DEAD IN HIS BED.
Francis F. Brown Not Seen for Several
 Days-Policeman Broke In.

Francis F. Brown Not Seen for Several
 Days-Policeman Broke In.
 New York. Aug S.-Francls F.. Brown. 30 years old. of No 364 West 121st street, travelling salesman. was found dead in bed at his home yesterday afternoon. It is believed that he died natural death.
 The body was found by Policeman Dondon. who had been called by Will liam Kimms, the janitor of the apart ment house.
 Dr Bertram, from J. Hood Wright hospital, said that the man had been dead for about three days. news paper of August 4 was beside the body.
 pr Bertram said he thought that the man had died of cerebral hemot- rhage.
 Brown was last seen alive last Wod- nesday evening. He lived on the firsr floor of the house and had been away for ten days previously. His wife and eleven-year-old daughter are in the country.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-08
BRITISH SOUTH AFRICA.
Pamphlets Received by the State Li
 brarian.

Idulnlets hettiftu bs Nht ctdtt LIT
 brarian.
 Hartford. Aug s.-The state library received among other things yesterday three pamphlets Of more than ordinary interest. Two were sent by the Brit ish South Africa Co and gre called "South Rhotesia-Informatio for Settlers and ''Information as to the Conditions on Which Land Will Be Sold The former book Is profusely illustrated. It shows that hybrid style of a railroad is used in South Africa. Externally the cars are ike the American. but inside they are di- yided into eight or ten compartments opening into a passage along one side The better trains are called trains de luxe In the advice fo travellers from abroad this sentence Is not explained: Boots and shoes should be ordered a shade larger than those worn at home
 The third pamphle; is the report of the inquiry into telephone service and rates in New York city by the NeT- chants association of New York The inquiry vas ended in June and it ehowei among other things that the telephone company earned q very higE rate on its capital invested