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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-26
REDUCED RATES VIA sEAHoARD
AIR LINE,

ATLANTA, GA, and return, account
meeting National Association Of Manu-
fncturers, the Scaboard Will sell round
irip tickets to Atlanta at one fare plus
., cents. Rate from Richmond, slb,75.
Tickets sold May l4th and 18th. and good
returning until May Goth. BY payment
NJ 20 cents. tickets will be extended un-
~ June 18th. The seaboard has very fast
md convenient schedules between Rich
,nond and Atlanta, and operates two daily
trains with, Pullman sleeping cars, cufo
cars, and the best of day coaches.
KANSAS CITY. MO-, and return. account
~ southern Baptist Convention. the Sea-
board viii cell round trip tickets at one
wav fare plus 70 cents; ROUND trip from
p,chmond. $500, Tickets sold May Tlh
~ nth inc, limited TO return on or be.
fore May 2ad. .so5, Tho seaboard hnR
1yerv attractive route to Kansas CITY,
Ola Atlanta. with exceptionally convenient
schedules. For further information Iela-
tive To any OF the above reduced rates.
cail at Richmond Transfer Conipunys
office. Main Street Station. or 10 the
undersigned.
sour patronage respectfully solicited.
". M. TAYLOR,
City Ticket Agent.
II. s. LEARE,
District Passenger Agent.
$50 East Main Street.
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WANTED, AT ONCE GOOD HARNESS
makers steady work. Apply P.O. Box
No 172. Hampton. va. rs .El
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NAN WANTED TO INTRODUCE "A
: patent hardware article: 5t1s a. week and
expenses; honesty and sooriety more
atntn aye and past Employment. Mt Err
+ NATIO NAIL SHEAR COMPANY, 48 N.
u Fourth street, Philadelphia, Pa
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.F;oR SALE.

FOR sALE-THRI1E LAUNCHES 20, "a
and 81 feet long, resp ectively; NIL three
fitted with new an nes and are In frst.
class repair; will sell q. a bargain "
HAMPTON ROADS BOAT BUILDING
CO., Newport News, va. }al
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OPPORTUNITIES.

- -
WANTED, 9 TO 85i BUY THE ENTIRE
output or part OF the output of Southern
\ factories manufacturing furniture. wood
{enwarc, agricultural implements. MAJ
chinery blacksmiths' tools, vehicles.
< wagons cam harness. stoves and other
heavy goods such as are shoWn$In our
general catalogue. We want to extend
our connection with Southern manu- fac
.turers for the accommodation OF our
growing trade In the Southern States
and arrange with manufacturers In all
lines to ship direct to orr customers on
our orders.SgWe are prepared to figure
with the Southern manufacturers In
!. various lines for any part or all Of their
output Nanufa cturers areErequested to
address us In confidence, marking your
communication personal to y, r. w.
& SEARS, President, Sears. Roebuck &
& Co., Chicago, mailing catalogue or Illus.
trations, prices and naming the largest
quantlty$of goods you could possibly fur
Y nfsh per year.
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WANTED, "A .'VETERAN," TIAVINGIAN
crate veterans, for special work during
spare time Address THE STATES
PUBLISHING COMPANY, Louisvtlle,f
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HOT SPRINGS, vA.-FoR REM, ~. ~
i iare, Situated about forty rods west Ct
tho Homestead ,4otel and bat tls, AZ a..
dress Mi. ROLAND A. JONES. dot
Springs, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-26

ICON lE1SAN Z C4HJs
Parties falling to.a,J
before APRIL 50. 1905
the penalty prescribed
nances, which Is MOI
moro than $40 per day
ness carried on after
Same to- be imposed
tticc, y.
Apl Limo Co
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Wilmington, N. C., April 20, lsoo'
"a 800. IN GA1ca Of the Treasurer, tn

Atlantic Coast Line Railroad G Z y 2; q
THERE Will be DUE AND PA y, I, asasi
on May Two per cent crt f1eates
q ofsfndebtedness OF Atlantic Coast Line
railroad Company and the Treasurer asi e o. !
4 that Company has been directed to pay
to ali holders Of record r. :. 81 s,cr books
We're closed April 14th, and WILL stand TAM
closed until May list, 1896. both inclusive,
9 $3.50 JAMES IT.. POST. Treasurer
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POULTRY, PET AND LIVE II: E:
~ STOCK.

FOR sALE-FEMALE4s BIRD AND.
q Breeding Cage: swiIi sell for 81. 70; both In
r good condition.. address g. 149, S care carr
this Office a3s# n.y. IL n WE Il
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WANTED FOR y. 3. A1sM1-ABLr:5
bodied unmarried men, between ages o.!
ID ana Is. citizens OF United states, ~
can speak, read and write Engllah. For
Information apply to 5RECRTIrING OF.
FICER, no e. Broad St., Richmond, Va
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EA1VNIN0S AND SCREEN s, MADE TO
= order: estimates cheerfuly glyen. G.
R.NoRYlILL, AHA North sixth Street.
Phone 4S0 E 800.
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BAKERY,

ROSE BUSHES, ALL OF THE BEST
varieties. MERIT ROSE co.
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TRooFINo AND WIRE. {

lrAItM lSRs, ATTENTION # TWo-PLY
Roofing Paper, 9 rresh, 55c.. per square;
.Ganvanized. Poultry Wire. at Sc. yard !;
mokes good fence Mail is KGsr qEdeTs r.
WARE CO., 400 u, I,road Street, Rich
mond, Va, s5ss t7s
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FLATS FOR RENT.

T0R ~RENT-GooD RooMY ILA.T;.
large lawn: fine water; delightful ior
s sa,ri,n to car: very reasonable. SIS
York street, Barton Heights
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] REAL ESTATE-For Sale.

DESIRING no RETIRE FROM. EDuCA--
tional work. in which have been .st e en-
gagged more than tfty years o ae r snt
!. nossession flrst July, 1905; several acres;
ample ample buildings; school could be cor con
tinued, boarding house opened OF resi-
dental lots made; most desirable ,Iaased sns
school viii bo continued. Apply to
Judge Jil WILBUR J, SKILBY, su1folk ya.
saIiyY A.. Finney. Owner and Principal.
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WANTED, "a CASH PURCHASER. FOR
Z a. cash Green Grocery and Meat Market
at once; owner to leave city; n bar gain 70
& the first applicant. Address or call be-
tween Z and o'clock p. M. Business
1905 W. Broad Street. s6 sS54
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SITUATION WANTED-Male

WANTED, POSITION AS PRACTICAL
miller. Address j., 1908 w. Main.
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GENUINE PLYMOUTH ROCK EGGS
fort setting, siXtyFscents for = fteen-4 y
RI. r. GARRETT, 301 Clay. as
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MILLINERY.

WHY sr:OT SAVE MONEY ON YOUR
spring millinery and Indies, furnishing.
My line is now complete. Styles up-to
date. MRS. JULIUS BEAR. 1923 F..
Main Street. &.
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ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON MAY
earn $40 to SIS weekly in spare time cor
resnof1dina for newspapers; no canvass
Ing send for particulars. NORTHERN
PRESS SYNDiCATD.aLtoc export. M y.
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FOR sALE-oNB 10 H. P. TRACTION
Engine; also. one Vibrator Separator,
one No. De Loach saw-Mill. RAND
BROS, Morven, Va.
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FOREIGN HOTELS,
WESTMINSTER PALACE HoTET,
~ OpnosIte WestmInster AhbeY,

z
Victoria Street, London, England.
A thoroughly comfortable holnelike
Hotel, located In ono OF the best districts
III London. Offers superior Inducements
ioi. American Travellers Our former
nm irons are our best references Moder-
ate tariff OF rates furnished on request,
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Z REAL EsTATEFor Rent.

FOR RENT-NEW BRIck. H 11ls,,p,ag
porcelain bath tub. 106 North Twenty
sixth street, between Grace qnd y sra IN n
lin. SO per month Address y. ~. care
this office. il8sss
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

FRANKLIN, e., 714-FoR RENI-s III 4
or without board, all ofdthe. comforts Of
home; can also accommodate seve lI,
!. table toarders with good board. Apply Apply
TIA East Franklin Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-26

,av. this tax on %
wyln be subject TO
Nv the City Ordl-
less than 81 nor
for each days busi.
Apr April 80. 1905, the
Police JUS
CUNNINGHAM,
iector City Taxes
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-26

JURGENs' WILL SELL YOU A IF Or:
tune or mrs. Rorer Gas Range. ana
fit does not cook. bake, or broil as . wSn
money: 1921 z. Brond Street. 3
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FOR sALE-AF STANDARD BRED. REG
& istered Bay Horse; four years Old,
weight oso: perfectly gentle and guar =,
4 Clinton, N. c. s
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GOWN MAKE) DEvILTD
+ Crabs ere made from choice crab meat,
and the meat Is received daily. Phone
+ 1884, STUMPF'S RESTAURANT, corner
Eighth and Main Streets.
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.LEGALH NOTICE.

Treasury Department, E
Office OF Comptroller OF the Currency,
Il a Washington, y. c., A prll "a, 1905.
BY sntdsfaGt0fyS eXde Sas be rs
made 10 appear that 'sThe First M tiona!
Bak Rohmond 0sateBe, ha sty and
State OF Virginia, has complied with 2, ~
tho provisions q the Aet Ct Congr,ess 20
extend their corporate existenGe' n ! 10
other purposes, approved July ~. ,iS w;
az, amended by the, Act, approved April
X n Now, \ therefore. i. William B. RI geley.
Comptroller OF tho Currency, do hereby
certify cert that ."rhe First National Bank .of
Richmond" located In tho sclty OF Rten-
inorid, In the county of Henrico, and state
Of Virginia, is authorized 10 have success
ision Tor the period specified IN Its amen :,
close 81 business ON A pril "a. 1925. q, & StS !,
Is Testimony whereof witness my mana
NJ '57' VIM. B. RIDGELEY,
Comptroller OF the Currency
Charter No, III lExtenslon IN Oso,....
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-26

WE STILL CONTINUE TO SELL .F'U r.
niture and House Furnishings cheaper5
than any other store in the # city.
4 OSTRAN0E 8, 200 w. Broad. 5 5
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STORAGE.
SUMMER RESORT HOTEL,

FOR RENT FOR SEASON or 1905
Modern Hotel and Cottages AT Jordan
White sulphyr Springs, Frederick coun-
ty. Va, 100 bedrooms. completely fur
particulars address Hui. BAKER. Vim
chester, Va.
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FOR sALE-HIGH3BRED2 p OF MI E r
j Pugs, eligible to registration; prices rea-
vEY5 BARTON Dublin. PULASKI county,
z Va sa X
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THE VERY FINEST PEAS ON THE
market; only asfew left; must go al lac.
can. II. l.. iNETzGER, 30S and 80 N.
4 Sixth Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-26

WANTED, MEN AND BOYS TO LEARN
plumbing trade. COYNE BROS. CO.,
School Of Practical Plumbing. Send for
catalogue, 4973-75 Easton Avenue, st.
Louis. Mo-; 1919 W Third Street. Cln-
cinnati, o.
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LOST AND FOUND.

iosr-AT THE RESERVOIR YESTER;,
dav. San open face Gold Watch eng
Charm; monogram VI. H. y; on watch s.!Iei,
and charm. Liberal reward II LETT Win
4 a. H. MCDOWELL, Room NO. u. C'.y
Hail.
LosT-oN LAKESIDE CAR AT 8 =. NJ.
Yesterday, a ladies' light tan JACKIE lts1
Finder will return to JUDGE CROI Il
FIELD and receive reward. So
FOX TERRIER, WITH
black cars and cut black tai NUMBER
of medal S.. Reward II returned 70
PRANK MILLER, 1904 -. Nam Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-26

ELECTROMAGNETIC BREAD FRENCH
h Vienna and German Rye Bread; Cakes
and Pies a. eclalty ;tsrestanrants and
N BAKERY, 410 w. Broad W. Phone ESQ.
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SALOON, ONE or THE OLDEST IN
4 Richmond, centrally located, between
motive Works; one Of the best situations
In Richmond for a saloon. The above
chops are now working five housand
( ply 1900 Mill street. $50 * "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-26

FOR SALE CIlIAP--TlvOt PAIR MEAT
Scales and one large Meat Block. Apply
at S2o West Broad Street. i5
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ROSES

IN BEAUTIFYING& YOUR HOMES .YOu
or or" permanent nm as our Cold Grown Rose
Bushes, 81 per dozen md up Catalogue
upon apple q ton. MERIT ROSE Co.
W.. Grace and Cedar. III sa2
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-26

WANTED a NICE, YOUNG MAN,
about fifteen years OLD, to work at soda
foun tain experience not necessary; must
be honest, neat In appearance and Will
inp to work. Apply at once to POLK
r1LLER-CEIuDREY CO., First and
Brond Streets.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-26

WANTED, YOUNG MAN OR YOUTH
for light office work. stenography and
and references. Address A. 13l. this Of
fee.
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MARSHALL ST. e, no-BoARpI5NaGi;:
central location; one and a half BLOCKS
from Murphy's Hotel; terms rea sonaole.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-26

PRIVATE LESSONS IN a
light limo system OF stenography: stale
system, terms and experience =. ~,
care this office. I @
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WANTED, TWO WHITE BARRIERS AT
once. COO.COO BARBER SHOP, $40
North Seventh.
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: ~ ITII1I'7I 40 u . F5s5by
meetings..

THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
OF the stockholders OF The Ba ughmani
4 Stationery Company will be held at, me
Office OF the Company 1901 East ( NJ am
Street, Richmond. Wednesday, NJ ay.
Y 10TH 1906, 70 o clock n DON.
JAS. s. y FRANCIS, Treasurer.
Richmond, Va, April. e. 1906: Z, =
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF#THEl l4OI
Owners, Stockholders g$tn Hollywood
Cemetery Company will be held IN the
office OF the Company, Rooms Nos. 8
and 6, Chamber Of Commerce, or. Tues
H day, 9th day OF May. 1890, at6 o.cioGk =.
Secretary and Treasurer
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3EVENTH sT., NJ, MISCONCEPTIONS
q front room, suitable for gentlemen OF
couple; good table; also other boaroersi
ua MT I'd tfsH ltstrt ss} gl5sstt Esys5'6
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Fon IsALE-vERY DESIRABLE TEN
E3o1 HWS SGSN Newport Ncws. Va.
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WANTED, AT ONCE, TWO FIRST
class plumbers. Address HALEY q
4 KING, Charlotte N. G.
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WANTED, TO- Buy SEVERAL CoUN-
ters ana Show Cases. Address j. 122,
care this Office.
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NOTICE.

COME ONE COME ALI TO THE UP:
to-date Grocer; everything that is good
and at tho right price: Inspect my
stock. get my prices and you are my nIg
customer. II. l.. METZGER,% 1903 and 80
North Sixth. Up-to-date Grocer.
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WANTED.

sHIGHEsT CASH PRICES PAID FOR
second hand furniture. feather beds;
or address /. DONE, No. sos East
n Clay Street. e
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shirts made toNorder It Is certainly to
your interest 10 dee our display OF shirt
ings. II you can'tgcall ask to see SAM M
pies. W. S. CONSTABLE & CO., 7'15
e East Main Street. sas8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-26

STANDING TIMBER FOR sALENFIvE
million feet stand!sy pine II tim y apply
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WHERE rs 2FOUsHEE STREET? OPPO-5
s site DIVERS aAUCTIONs HOUSE. ~
Broad Street.
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HELP WANTED-Male.

JNANTT1D, TWO CYLINDER PRESS
Feeders. Apply to CLYDE ~ l,l strsets
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I, = HALF SHELL CIGARS.
YOUR IL s3ATIHIfAGTlONs = Z
snl6kinp HALLOItAN's Hail Shell bee,j
and 'I3lg 3onanza Zoe. Cigars. thousands
arc already doing 50, and we want you
10 jon the procession.
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GRACE. e., g1O3-NvANTED. .BOARDEN
& for nice third-story hall room; also ta ls'''
boardefs.
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MOLER.S BARBER SCHOOL, NEW
York CITY-More students wanted
Chance to earn FREQ scholarship board
leaving home; eight weeks completes full
course; positions positively guaranteed
graduates Write for catalogue.
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! SPORTING GOODS.
D .AWNINas. TENTS -ANo FLAGS. 9
FLAVoRiNG EXTRACTS.

IF YOUfAPPREC1ATE THE BESTtAND,
Ii niircsf. ask for Purity Flarortng Ex-:
tracts. Il your grocer doesn't. handle I,
ask him to, or address PURITY. MFG.
y co, 230O / Church Hill Avenue. Rich
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-26

WHERE is THp8DIVrD1NG LINE OF
the city? OLIVER'S AU CTION
q HOUSE, 90 Broad Street. ia
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BOARDING,

IRACE, 7S, EAsT-Ps e r M AN ~.
transient and table bourdera; most con-
Syenient location; homelike, attractive.
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7-77 FURNITURE WANTED.

ENTIRE HOUSEHOLDS OF FURNl-5
ture wanted for cash; also Feather
laneous Books. Call or address FUR r
NITURE, No. 200 North Fifth Street.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-18
TRADE CONDITIONS.

.. c. Dun < Ca. Report Need of
 Spring Weather.
 NEW YORK, March 1S.-R. c. Dun & Co.'S weekly review of trade says:
 Higher temperature Is still needed to bring out full spring activity at many points, but improvement is discerned in almost all departments. Mercantile payments are also more prompt. which adds materially to the feeling of cOnf- dence. Railway earnings, which have been falling behind in comparison with last year, were S.1 per cent larger for the first week of March, and there is comparatively little complaint of freight congestion. A good boating stage has produced large coal ship ments at Pittsburg. and the movement of coke from Connellsville eclipses all previous records. This free distribu- tion of fuel testifies to the activity of manufacturing plants. especially in the iron and steel industry.
 Liabilities of commercial failures thus far reported for March amounted to S4.3S1 .95O. of which s1.TsS.7 75S were fin manufacturing. $2.13S.943 in trad ing and s454.249 in other commercial lines. Failures for the week number cd 250 in the United States against 22s! last year and 2s in Canada compared with 21 a year ago.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-18
/ DIVISION 4. A. 0. II.

Division f. A. 0. H.. celebrated the anniversary of 'Irefand's patron 'sai,ft in a betitting maner fin Hellmann's hall on Grand street last evening. The principal speaker of the evening was John H. Moran of the board of public safety. who in q stirring address re- viewed the history of Ireland and Irish men in d manner which evoked loud applause. Mir Moran told with much pride how the fourth division was the first allowed to enter the Catholic church of Waterbury in full regalia, and also told of the part played by an- other prominent lrishman now de- ceased on that occasion. the late James Meagher. F. McFadden. president of the division. was tOastmaster of the evening and filled the position to the satisfaction of everyone. The follow ing members assisted at the entertain. ment: Messrs DOoley. Carroll. Walsh. Whitney. Griffin. Fitzmaurice. Snug rue, Mcdonald and Shea. The orches- tra. which rendered popular Irish airs. was under the direction of r. HanlOn. The affair was an unqualified success and reflects much credit on the com. mittee.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-18
THE DAY WE CELEBRATE.
President Roosevelt Made An Address in New York Local Events in Honor of St. Patricks Day.
 Banquets and Sociables

of citizenship developed on this cont nent. Surely such a thought must thrill us with the resolute purpose so to bear ourselves that the name Ameri- can shall stand as the symbol of just, generous and fearless dealing with all men and all nations. Let us be true to ourselves, for we cannot then be false to any man,
 The banquet was given in the Golden dining hall at DelmonicO's. and its an- mex and both rooms were filled to their fullest capacity. So great was the de- mand for tickets that the society was obliged to refuse more than 2,OOO ap- plications.
 Immediately back of and above the seat of the president were the Gaelic words, ..Cead Mile Failte." in letters of fire. signifying "a thousand wei comes.' To the right and left of the guests table were fine medallions of Washington and Roosevelt, illuminated by unique electric effects. i The contrast of Washington and Roosevelt was significant. The Friend ly Sons of St. Patrick entertained Washington in 17S2 as the general in chief of the colonial armies. Roose' welt is the first president, as such. the Friendly Sons of St. Patrick have en' tertained. although both Arthur and Cleveland as ex-presidents were guests of the society.
 r President Roosevelt was present for a time and gave his views on the en larging of the army and navy at the dinner of the Empire State society of the Sons of the Revolution at the Hote Astor. by way of winding up his hur ried visit to the city yesterday. In his characteristic. strong. emphatic way he told the members of the society why he thought the policy of building III the navy should be continued and wh! the army should be strengthened ant made more efficient.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-18
WASHINGTO HILL A. C.

The ninth annual concert and prom enade which was given last evening by the Washington Hill Athletic clul. was largely attended. The hall was appropriately decorated for the occa. sion. large streamers of green bunting hanging from the center and reaching to all parts of the hall. The program was composed of four concert and six teen dance numbers. with music by LaIlier's orcestra. The affair was a financial and social success. The com- mittees who were in charge were made up of the following:
 Arrangement committee. James Fryer Torrance Coughlin. James Bowes. William Sheehan. John Cum ningham. Richard Phalen. Edward Halpin.
 Reception committee. r. Lawlor. F.. Bowes. W. Bowes. F.. Dale. M. Car mody. !. Bowes. !. Bowes. !. IIolleran, ID. Sullivan F.. Bergin. F.. Holleran. II. Kane. T. Coughlan. J. Moore. !. Con. ner W. Rear,lon. r. Rice. J. Dillon. C. Parker. W. Eeenan. !. Clark. r. Con ner. F.. Dwyer. !. Dillon. T. Lawlor r. Kelly. ]. Cass. :. Wheeler. T, Cream. J. Fryer. NJ. Kane. T. Mckee l.. Halpin. l. Murray. W. Sheehan. ! Parker. E. Lynch. I. Phelan. NJ. Gas sin. T. Conlon. T. Kelly. F.. Carmody ]. Horn. r. Reardon. NJ. Lynch. F. Mulvaney. D. Cavanaugh. J. Murphy NJ. Russell. K. Parker. X. Dulac. T. Carroll T. Mulligsn. R. Phalen. w stafford. l. Havican. !. Ahearn. J. Gun nin-ham. M. Bowes. F. Rergin- . Drew. !. McCormick. H. Mcsiuiness . T. Nicholas. M Curley. M- keefe. A ! Jones. ]. Phelan.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-18
scrs,,o, ws,a. Murdered.

SCRANTON. Pa March 1S--Two young color-d women. lifelong friends. members of respectable colored fam lilies and the only colored girls ever Sraduated from the Scranton High school. were the principals in a sensa- tionaI murder here Mr. Charles Vel den was wheeling a haby carriage when Miss Lee overlook her and. draw ing a revoIve-. sent two bullets into Nr<. WeIfen-s cisess- Mrs Wekien died iH half ar hour at the hospitai- After the shooting Mse Ice gave her- eff -. Abe would saly say that Nrs- WeBoea had ben taIkfDg about heR.