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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-18
The Latonia Track.
& (By Associated Press.)

CINCINNATI, OHIO. October fla
tonla summarizes: US flI
b First race-six furlongs-Black Fox Is
to ~ first. AzelinaY Us to y second. Felix
y Second "a ce--mile and a hundred yards
Careless q to y first. John Lyle Q2 to 81
second e. Fonsoluca z to y third, Time,
to p first, Polly Forest rs to Is second i
#Taarp 6 to y third, Time, 1:14.3 Ii
l 4 r no1 raco-.one mile-Coruscates e To
= 19, first Pirate Polly q to - second White
. Fifth race-six furlongs-B n r. .,
1 ~ s. G IA (l to 100 second, Matabon
ga s,,Hen ffaace-n1le and q sixteenth-Dun
second 4 4t 10 y hrst Monochord a to u
&1:4s 2-5. Ell " = = el''rd. IlMe,
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FINANCIAL,
NOTICE.
The office of The Mayor.

The City Hall.
Rlehmsnd, Va. Oct t;,, 1s, !, 1897 MSo
a!TW Is o T E7 G 6Sp 81 y4E
OCTOBER 10, 1905, ! b UsINEss WILL, y p
isUsPENDED in TIE SEVERAL DE-
OF TIIM rGiT < G e, 9 IN
or DEPARTMENTS WILL DETER,
Work is ADsoLUTI1IsY EssENTIAl,LL..
IN THEIR sEYEIIAI.. DEPARTMENTS
A AiMSsp5 AHa oF T6M r M8R BAY WILL ~
or i RfcHAIt5Nb Has BEEN RHO uRsT,
ED no DECLARE A FULL DAYS
HOLIDAY M ,TlIE PUBLIc SCHOOLS Q, q
HEsr Z I Desire ssii Il OF rf1h clTY Gov
N StSis ii al DEMO Ns1RA ALTON By TIL i,
GHI IL;!o! Z NI5 IN HONOR or THE PRES
ili TIE z CRY COUNCIL EARNESTLY
DEsIREs THAT TFIN MERCHANTS,
UFACTuRERS AND LARGE EM-
4pi.oYERs OR THE CITY, ARRANGE
FOR AT LEAST Z, FiAM " 81; Az HoIh!-
MING AT 1s O'CLOCK NJ. OF THE 1s'rII
All. or OUR PEOPLN ARE RE
sECTFULItY URGED TO EI,Sd,f NV, ,, NTH !; 4
sTTTE CITY COUNCIL. IN EFF0RrS TO
M s9Arw T5TS pAY Az 9RtahEhN!kkRRal A Sho
sT iy5s SET AND BY SUCH ElNTHUsIAss
TIC AND PROPER loI1MoNsIRATIQN
OF HOSPITALITY. AND GOOD WILL.
CIR az i n5I ISL "a yIsIToR, AND
no 'c,REIoIT no THE ANCIENT AND
HONORABLE RECORD OF OUR HIS
i ~ = - CARLTON MCCARTHY.
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CAME vi
IS HERE | u TODAY D .|.|
1 l2a,ilolpll-Nracoti to Meet Boat Boat
WA Club 1Slcvcri',I35aat, (. West 1tss 81.
# End Park.
BvCKNELL VS.. UNIVERSITY ! Err
Tl1c Game iii Norfolk Saturday
viii Be Attended by Many
Richmondcrs.

anao,n,,- macon college football team
will meet the strong eleven from the Vir-
pInn Boat Club Of Richmond At Broad
Street Park Ills afternoon. The game
promises obe fast enough ,a, for the most
enthusin stc lover OF Inc team m
lfg OF 81 thesIest amateur athletes of
{ Richmond and suburbs; druner. the star
{ nrst baseinan for the champion Brownies
1I Us they are known in the
ely
'RiandolpieA Macon College Will have Its
regular eleven---the eleven that went
case cal. and took the game that was played
Il here d few days ago.
Bucknell vs.. virginia.
THE Buckncll University foot-bnll team,
scheduled 70, play virginia az Lala .nadv
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-18
RESPECTED SOUTHERNER
is ACCUSED OF CRIME
Try Associated Press.

Observation-Disclosures lI3y lkS5UC!dtCu = tSo'J
s. c.. Octoh Der ia wa r
rant was Issued this afternoon for the
arrest OF Daniel Zimmerman. former
2nookkeper and confidential clerk In the
State Trensurer's office, upon an afnuavit
sworn to by State Treasurer r. II. Jen-
nings charging him with breach OF
trust, with fraudulent Intention and the
theft OF state bonds Of the value OF
1880, which. with accrued interest, ag-
gregates In value SIG, 403.7 q
Zimmerman who IS member Of one
OF the oldest and most highly respected
families In South Carolina. Is about sixty
two years old and is from Orangeburg
county. He served In the capacity Of
bookkeeper from 1892 until 1902, under
three different State Trcasurcrs. NJ RI
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Why BoWles Has Paid.

a voucher in 1902 for 10000, payable to
tho T. II. I3owles, was explained by Mr..
McCurdy as part payment in settlement
OF q sllt Mr. Bowles, formerly tho gem
eral agent, In Milwaukee, had brought
against the company. 1t was testified to
earlier IL the month that Mr.. Bowles had
been dismissed by the company for In
subordination. Mr.. MoCurdy said to-day
that tho INSTRUMENTATION consisted \. in
Throwing mud" and trying to injure tho
company. Flo said that when It came Mr..
Bowles turn to have his business taken
over by the company under the policy OF
tho company to assume all general agen-
3cies, Mr.. Bowles wrote q letter to tho
president, which the president termed
.'lhsubo ordination This letter made n
number Of charges and submitted a num-
Der Of records and tables. Later Mr..
Bowles agitated o. pollcyholder's crusade
against tho company, and Mr.. McCurdy
said the suit was settled to end the ag-
tation, adding that Bowles went with the
agitation. Is 5.5t & II a p
Tho entire testimony Of the day was a
continual thrust and parry between
counsel and the witness, and when adj
journnent was taken for the day. Mr..
Hughes had not finished With Mr.. Nc
Curdy. The latt Ter will be recalled to-;
MORO u. as&G&
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TO
THE BR|DE-E:'L|..E::.IC|''T||.
Brilliant German at the Henry
Clay Inn, at the Town 58
Of Ashland.
.fsnecial to The Times Dispatch

4
ASHLAND, VA, October IA spo-
cial german was given last; night az
the Henry Clay Inn, complimentary TO
DIR. Henry Carter and Miss Manic Pen
dlcton, who will be married here on We'd
nesday night. 1t was the largest in at at
tendance. and one OF tho most en1oy q Die
dances ever given In Ashland 4 me ger
man was led By Mr.. Percy Montague,
Jr.. OF Richmond, and Miss Bridges OF
Ashland Music was furnished by lar
della, with MI. Kirk Matthews as ac-
companist. Mrs. Bridges. Mrs. Potts
Mrs. Chenery, Mrs. ladew and Mrs. AZ Az
olson acted as chaperones. Inc tolloW-
Ing were present: Miss McCullen. MES
Rico, Miss Potts, MISS y Hunter MISS
Nixon. Miss Montague, Miss Upton, Miss
Goodman, Miss Baldwin, Miss Rawlings,
Miss pendleton, Miss IAdew, Miss Weisi-
ger. Miss Howard Miss Smith, Miss
Bridges Miss Walden, Miss Rice, Mrs
gPltman. Mrs. wills. Mrs. DUEL. Mrs
Cook. Mrs. .McLendon, Or, Henry Garter
and Miss Mamie Pendleton; Mr.. Moyler,
Mr.. boswell Jernlgan, Mr.. AfcCllntlek,
Mr.. Hall, Mr., Crowder Mr.. Taylor. Mr..
Kinney, Mr.. DeJarnette, Mr.. Blnnton,
Mr., tFoy, Mr.. Carr Mr. Pendleton, Mr..
Cox. MI Nixon Mr.. Hunter. Mr. Monta-
que. Mr., Kerr, Mr.. Jordan Mr.. West,
Mr.. Beale. Mr. Leake. Or, Jordan, Mr..
Alison Mr.. Wills and Mr.. Brandt
The bridesmaids and ushers for tho
Carter Pendleton wedding rehearsed In
tho Baptist Church Tonight at o'clock,
after which delightful supper was
served at the home OF Mr. and Mrs,
Charles *, Pendleton, /.
DR., C. A. Bryce, Of Richmond and
Ashland, has announced himself n can
didnte as nm independent against Mr..
W. ID, Cardwell for tho House Of Dele
gates from Hanover county,
Miss Annie boswell, who has been ys-
5iting friends In upper Hanover, return-
ed to Ashland yesterday,
The Richmond, Fredericksburg and Po-
tomno Railroad announced to-day that a
special train will be run from Ashland
TO Richmond on Wednesday, at 11:4b a.
NJ, Immediately following the Presidents
special train, in order to accommodate
those who desire to witness the parade
and exercises in Richmond. This train
will rim to Elha Station, and arrive
there about the same time that the Pres
ldential train arrives at the Maln-street
Station. r..
In connection with tho reception Of the
President here. the students OF leandolpn-
Macon College will present Mr.. Roose-
welt with n large floral design tormof-
row at 11,a0 "A, NJ. as his train leaves
Ashland,
Miss Rose boswell, who has been AZ
tending Mrs. A. nj. Porter durlng her
illness, will he located In CharlottesYt'le
Mrs. Judge Duell. OF New York, who
has been visiting Mrs. WV s. Duel, res
turned to New York to-day,
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\ AN URGENT APPEAL. b
Hon. John N. sebrell, j., =, Ear
nestly Asks Men to Attend.

Hon. John N. sebrell. Jr.. counsel for
the 'stradghtouts''5i in tho Norfolk county
case. has sent out a lettcrto o each l1lcni-
Der OF the State Committee, earnestly
urging a full attendance on Friday night.
whcnNtlle matter will come up -Again.
ssS. Referring 10. the b last decision OF the
& committee on the subject. the letter says:
( s..By this decision of the committee i
sIt should be allowed to stand, the loyal
Democrats will he driven to support tor
mere creature Of the present Republican
clerk, ana whose candidacy BY the col-
fusion OF tho sFusionists with the Repub.
}tlican boss, is designed to make certain
tho election OF Alvnh Martin. whose sin-
lister Influence In Democratic councils Is
4 a menace 10 the present and future vel
fare OF the Democratic party In the Sec
ond Congressional District
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Removal Auction Sale Of
Furniture, Stoves, Chairs,
Toilet Sets, Etc, Etc.

~ arection OF DR. Kellam, who ts NOV
5,ns, to Ms new building, We Will sci. Cor!
n ,as "a Ban Js and Twelfth Streets. IHuRsTi
OCT 4 saos e onk ans Walnut e. Tn
M W, ss sntts II Large Lot office Chairs eia
Toilet al 11 SETS, rs Assorted Chairs CO. Yards
'1.s.Sn Mathis, LARGE Lot Cots, Is Iron.9
Fentlers. Lot Rockers, 4 . roller inyai,ds
tresses ard numerous other articles,
I TERMS, Cash. {. :, I, !, Z, ~, YAH
Geo. II. Valentine, Aac tionsss Ii ls.
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induce him to answer the questions as
to the reduction rot dividends, launched
forth into protest as to the mannersin
Quoted. He said the committee was go
ing beyond the scope Intended when It
was appointed by. the Legislature, and
that tho invest igation had assumed the
proportions Of an inquisit ton. I, ys ri 4
He was asked by Senator Arms trong
how he would conduct the Investigation,
and told II he had any better. method the
committee would be glad to know Of it. ~
Mr. A1cCurdy thought that putting a
witness under oath made him fell 8he{was
on the rack He said his answers were
published In a distorted form, that ap-
pcared like an attempt to ruin him.
:. Liars Can Figure,
rs After taking up the questions Of the
reduction OF dividends. Mr.. Hughes read
a long list Of policy numbers, with the
amounts of the faca- Of the policy, what
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-18
CASE GOES OVER.
Judge Waddill Postpones Decis-
ion in Alexandria County.

Tho famous case brought in the United States
District Court by Mr. John AZ Lamb TO deter.
Virginia the District OF Columbia was again
before judge Waddill yesterday afternoon. Ills
Honor postponed hIa decision until this morn
The prisoners, whose liberty Is involved.
in court and were represented by Mr. Lamb.
who applied for a writ#of habeas corpus for
their release. 8 5! 94 $ :,
Mackey. commemorative attorney Of AlexuD-
drIa. were present In advocacy OF their motion
to ulash that OF Mr.. Lamb for n hnbeas corpus,
and after considerable cross.flrlng between
counsel tho court said he would take the whole
csion to- day. No. ~ ,5ii .t5fi ts al5Bat
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L III sfi.
had boon paid In, aud the dividends re-
celved by tho pollcyholders. Asked what ,
he had to say to these. Mr.. Mcc .irtl
said: f.Ftgures don't lie. but liars ca \ !
figure" IIe then hastily explained that
lie meant that facotiously. and that he
would be glad to verify the figures. the no
only explanation for specific Inst arc g
OF a reduction Of dividends Mr.. McCurdy
gave was that ho supposed tho policy
holder had reduced rate policy v
Tho legal expenses were again referred
to- and q number Of vouchers for tho
payment or various sums were read. y t
was brought out that Vim. Barnes, ST.,
OF Albany, had appeared before the com.
mittce In Albany, last winter, and had
received $1,000 from tho New York L Life
7 Ins trance Company, and the same
amount from the Mutual Life Insurance
Company. Later It was brought out IN
letter to- Mr.. McCurdy from VIM.
Barnes, Jr., that Mr.. Barnes. Sr.. was
Under an annual retainer to the Mutual
Life Insurance. Company, EE386s5
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LEAVES LEA THE TURF.
WIS WIS 3. !. NJ M. Grosvenor to Give
Up Her. Zine Horses

c MY. YORK. October ,17.--Mrs. = R.8nrt
STA ha ~ .,,s 10 Give up her magnificent
sho ~ 'iea engagements to exhibit at horse
Whom have counted on having renrasor -
tatlves from this splendid stable r. Nanm-
+ !'l ,n, the attractions Of their exhibits We
~ me stable contains, perhaps. more prize
tWy ~ nlgh steppers and saddle horses
The recent death Of M -. ar seS91ry r.
led tho widow to adopt tho course she
has and on Thursday Of this week ali OF
the blooded animals Will be disposed Of
81 a5a SPECIAL sa Az At prominent horse
Mrs. Grosvenor has for three years
been enthusiastic over the subject Of fine
~ bred horsetlesh and has paid out a
fortune for those she now owns. One OF
nor notable purchases was made at the
offered 5000 for Rosebery on sight and
obtained the coming champion, I'd
When Petroleum was beaten by Co
rhine Mt the Bayshore show, q year or two
ago. she promptly, paid a long price for
horses win the championship and reserve
championship In one class ut several
shows. After o. D dJordan's hackneys.
The President and The Baron. defeated
one Of her crack carriage pairs 2 Ct Allan
madc an offer, reported to be $780, OO for
tho winners and added them to her
string,
ia transport her stable to the recent
louisville Horse Show five cars were re-
quired to accommodate all the horses.
CARRIAGES and paraphernalla. Not all her
horses were shipped, as she had one four
in-hand team recently purchased Mt Il
cost Of something liso 5000 II is said
first time at the National Horse Show In
November,
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day Or Friday. but 1t Will be sent, and this
Is the way t viii read: !, {, ~. M, =
10 Sergeant james IL kerso first Folice
Whereas, an erroneous Impression has gone
forth that the man OF tho Second Police dis.
trict are afraid to engage In a pistol contest
wiz ne sc &C. the T,rs p,sFst ana hun
Etating than defeat:
second District, do hereby challenge g. like
number OF men OF the First District: to q
match with pistols. subject. 70 the following
cond tlons: . d Is Z, b
q Each contestant to shoot ono round. 9agJ s}
g. Pistols not Ia be lowered between shots. s.I,
III 4 Zach district to have one dis1nterested
IS 81 ~ scores 10 be announced until after the
: oEThe order Of shooting to DO determined 't' BY
ri Tho contest TO be for no wager whatever,
5s'iIff,13 s'ii' 5f51l s. y.&IiOLDCROF'r.
El.s3f5 JOHN F.. WILEY,
900 K! {t .5#5 L. II. lIIULCHER. &Sts}s
y lib 5 Ia PHIL NEISX, KS XXI H FIJI
s Il, Nv. $REDFORD. .lSgsf{l
f i5 ". E.. NEWMAN. s5
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Richmonders in New York.

r Especial to Tho Tlmes-DIspatch,)
NEW YORK. Oct. 17.-Gilsey, ". II, Hough;
Murray Hid. Mrs j; Worthy; Hotel Astor.
bank; Fifth Avenue. Mrs, j. NJ Gaitwood.
Miss Mowry, p. n. Willis and wife: lauclelng-
ham, g. r. Christian; Hetherand Miss s, l..
May, M, u. Marelse and wife; York, M. S.
Jones' and wife; Woloott, j N. CpllIngworth
ana wife. Miss NJ. Ellison
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Educating Legislators.

& #""A1r. Lewis told mo he had spent one
winter III educating the minds Of tho leg
5islators OF Michigan, Wisconsin and Ohio
with regard to certain lekislat ton affect
ing the insurance companies. He pro-
decided to the capital Of the State and
discovered tho residences OF political god
parents, tho relations and neiEhbors Of
the legislators. It meant journey after
Journey UP and down the State, and the
Inducing OF mon to 50. too. who would
expect their expenses and something else.
.Then he went to Washington and
apent some weeks getting noqualnted
with the senators and congressman from
that state. He got on friendly footing
with them so that he might speak to
+,,am NJ the damage tho Legislation would
do the insurance business, and got letters
from them back to the legislators in tho
state Assembly. For this he received
IS 900 for his own services and expenses
for travelling and employing men. but
not ono dollar except for legitimate pur-
pesos. .l1
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# BY j.. 3. Elan & Company, siSlE
Real Estate Auotioneers. a 4 5I w 55R
"A OMMISSION ERS AT OTIONSs
u SALE Or g
AttraCtiV'ely Located and,
Highly Valuable Resi-.
denCe Lots n
on Grace Street, neaT Richmond
College; on Broad, corner
Twenty-seventh, and on Thir-Arss
ty-sccond, between Broad and g VI
Marshall, belonging to the
Estate Of the late r.. y55S
Edgar Shine, Deceased. U "A ssg3s

\ In plrs,anoe 81 Ana decree M pf \ th05I
!Chancery Court of Nthescltys Of Richrr1ond.
dian etn Va Ma ~ a. shnee 1t ala ets ~
tered onatha 11tl, dayaof Octo har, 1905 tf1oss
UNDERSIGNED speciai Scomlmssio neri vii n
premlscsp. in Tho order ana Ut the times
named below. Tho three lots Of land 3re.I
ferred to and described in the said dos
8cree-to-wit: 53 5{ s3i SfSs l
80 nj . . =, u u u Z AT q 7, y ssst
VI = ctODeI I'll, ~
q = Ivy ~ -. f ~
The Lot at the southwest corner Of Ri Dad.
and Twenty-seventh5 Streets N fronting go II
feet on Broad Street y and running baok3
on Twenty-seventh strcet6wi thin parallel, 81
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BY Sutton & Company. III.
I'M Real Estate uctioneers.
Y Bss Il 6 Mort h Ninth Stree t. n 81, I;
TRUSTEES lAUCTIO M SALE.
&5sSs or
5Tyyo.sTo J, !; NIo DERN AND ,CRN--
5 TlALLY, 10 GATED BRICK
S3$t DWELLIN G, NO. Ia III - ..S IsS5;tG
#5 LEIGH III s T., BETxVI1EN 4.SSg
FOURTH AND FIFTH ~
STREETS. ] N S}lSs


# BySyirtue Of a certain deed & OF trust to-
tho unders gned trustee. dated Oct.
1891, and OF record IN Richmond Chanoerys
Court, DE- B. IA a, \ "A page las. default
portion Of the debt secured thereby and
being required SO to do by the enehciarIyS.
therein, we shall proceed TO- sell, \ at pub
lie anqt1on upon the a1 premises Z o y on
ut a 10 8 clock p. NJ, the above desert bed
properly a The improvements. which are
hi good order, consist Of o.. two-sto
well-bult modern brick dwelling swithl;s IA
The lot fronts "a by 14S feet to an alley.Ss
The location Is central. neighborhood Sax-s
Scellent, and Is now rem ted to njsfyearlya5
tenant for $500 per annum Sss4
all taxes to day Of sale, and tho sum aoes
81, 900 with interest from oct az. II 19Qi 81
balance ut 6 a nd - months SsSSSf
.Sl5ls7 III. SUTTON, Trustee.ftt
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erely a "R Retainer

AT tho afternoon session Mr., Met urdy
was cues toned concerning a payment of
5000 to EHVilliam Al Fricke. a former In
$surance commissioner OF Wisconsin. Mr..
cCurdyi testified that this payment
was made after the receipt Of d letter
from Charlton r.. Lewis saying that Mr..
i5Fricke would accept d retainer "to see
that the interests of tho Mutual Life
should como to no harm. In that State.
Mr.. McCurdy authorized the payment OF
the money. s$ss is5 { 5.a;&, n, 85G SCI
N IT developed that the Mutual Life IN
surnnce Company paid house rent at Al.
bnny for A. G. Fields, an employe Of
the company during the legislative scs.
sion. Mr.. A1cCurdx, testified that Fields
was IN Albany on legislative matters. Mt
ArcCurely said he did not know Andrew
Hamilt on, Of Albany.#and was surprised
to learn that tho Mutual Life Insurance
Company had paid money to Hamilton
3S When Mr.. McCnrdy was asked what
Mr.: Fields was doing in Albany he said
5'T1e was looking after legislation. II
Legislation was not watched z in every
State every corporation would be cul-
pable for not protecting its interests. II
was not watched the tnsur-
ance commands would be legislated and
years It IS the duty OF Insurance COM
5panes to watch legislation in all the
States.
"A voucher for the payment In 1903, $40
to S, s. Olds for professional service!
in matter Of Michigan one-third All e
which was to be paid 1; by each Of tn.
three big Insurance companies next came
up. Mr.. N1cCurJy said:
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4. Mr.. James IT, Armstrong, chief chief en- q!
{ r11,eer az the Terminal com panies OF St.
Louis No, and East I,ou lli III, iett
tho|city to-day to assume " MS Is 9 tles
after q visit Of one week with his paa%r-
&ents here. 8 @ 4, ~ n I:Si
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High Points Postmaster.
IA cay Associated Press0
WASHINGTON, October 17.--Willlam ~
Snow has been appointed postmaster ~
High 4 Point, N, G.
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Att CTION S LES--This Day.
BY The Valentine Auction Company, B q
Gl8 East Broad Street. N ilSis <
GRAND s. AUCTION SALE . Fl r N q Y
III EJRNlTURE II H IS 5 Wedn esdAy gis ssS
N MORNING, OCTcBE In 1B r n .ls N SO

NJ oRNINa a, ooTos ER 1917 8
commencing at 1880 O'CLOCK shnrp, ats
our warerooiis. No. 61S III. Broad Street
Iron Beds, Handsome Grass Beds, eat her
Co,iclas Leather Rockers and ChiirsJ
Fine Parlor5 Suits, Oak Tsool Top Decks,
Hook Cases and Secretary, Oak ChiiIo 4, 1
Chamber Suits Crockery, Dxtensiori Ia-5a
bles. Kitchen Tables. Kitchen Safes, Fins
Mirrors, Refrlgerators, Heating Stoves
RUGS Druggcts, Lounges, IInt Racks,
nressers, Wnshstnnds, etc. W. I'll ii q
RI SPECIAL. N a n VI y III 2sll
VIII sell Nfor repair charges, 1 ss1dea1n1I
ladies' Bicycle in perfect order. ladies
especially invited to attend this sale.lii;s8
TIID VALENTINE AUCTION CO.. tS
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By Richmond Auction Company,
General AuctioneerS. ~
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WAS JEEIR:| / Al
PRESIDENT OF MUTUAL

CONTINUED from First Page.)
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4 In connection with tho reception OF the
President here. the students Of Isandolph-
Macon College will present Mr.. ltoose-
Welt with largo floral design to-mor-
row at 1l;aO "A, NJ. as his train leaves
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-01
HOPE OF RELIEF SMALL.
Signs Of Shicter Measures Rather
than Reforms.

St Petersburg. March. Next Saturday Is
the anniversary of the emancipation of the serfs.
According to some rumors the workmen are
planning an immense revolutionary demonstra-
uon while, according to other reports the gov
eminent intends to commemorate the anniver-
sary by issuing a manifesto establishing some
form Of representative government.
1t was stated positively yesterday, however,
on competent authority. that there is no in
tention the part Of the government to mark
Saturday by any special manifesto; and plans
for a demonstration Of workmen, If there are
any, have not yet reached the men or the Lib
eral leaders
Ministers has reached the decision that the
zemsky sober would be unsatisfactory agent
to bring into closer touch the government and
people. and that the Ministers are now consider
ing other measures looking to this end A