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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-30
JUDGEMENTS Il ENTERED.
Hackett to Receive $5oo-Hust,
Y ings Court Adiourns.

{. III the Law and Equity Court yester-
day judgement was entered upon two
compromise vcrdIcts as follows: 81
4 Lawrence p. Hackctt# against tho Viz
gInla Passenger and &P ower Company,
$500. The original suit was for 5000.
W.T.. Walker against the Virginia Pas.
senger and Power $ Company, $780, The
original suit was for 5000 e
5 InRtheE Hastings Court yesterday morn
ing Judge witt gave his entire time to
the signing of ORDERS and payfrolls nee
essnry to wind up the business Of the
September term of tin court. This be-
ing concluded the court adjourned for tho
term. AZ W.. i!l l5a " I'D NJ X. ssii. TN
The October term Twill begin Monday
morning A special grand jury has been
summoned for the October term, but It
is not 33eXpected that53it will have much
to do Certain it is. that 1t will not have
to investigate alleged election frauds.
The Following is tho list OF the grand
jurors drawn: Frank Jacob r. N, Gull
r. Ryland Gwa thney, Charles
K Hutzler, Il. L. Bcmlss, @. s. Allen, N.
u. Ancarrow.s G., Watt Taylor and p. II.
Hill, Jr., (colored). n ri SF
The fall term ofsthe Chahccry Court,
Judge Grinnan presiding, swill begin Mon
day morning at 10 O'clock. "A number OF
cases OF general interest have been dock
cted in this court TO come to issue at
this term. @ f Eur
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-30
Wallace Circus Coming

II Arrangements have been completed for
tho appearances hero of the Great Wal
lace Shows in Richmond on Saturday,
October 14th. From every corner comes
tho Information that this prominent cir
Gus Is offered this year In an entirely
new dress: In fact, everything IN con-
junctIin with tho biz show Is new, bright
and different, and the Immense circus Is
much enlarged in all,dcpartments. Many
marvellous circus features have been Sc
cured, including In Troupe Carmen.
-Four Boises, schaar Family, Slgimotos
Eight Delameades. Lamont Family. the
Glinserettis and a world OF other cele-
trlties. Herr Bcckcrs Trained Animal
Troupe Transvnal Troupe OF Trained War
Elephants, Leslle's Porclne Wonders, etc,
Wallace shows contain a wonderous ar
ray OF talent and real novelties this
year. The Zoo has been augmented with
many rare wonders also.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-30
BABES in T0YLAND'
IS W0|R;TIH THE Seeing S; Il [ G
Well Played, Well ell Staged Cd 4; and and
Filled With it'll. Good rood a
\ \. Songs.

There was amusement Il plenty at
the Academy last night when q few OLD
fRporltes and some new acq ualntances
sang, danced and pictured Us Babes
lin SToyland.. "a 81 j
gS Allimanncr of wlerd stage effects were
happily assembled TO produce n pleat.s'.g
pictures with such success that, like
Oliver Twist, the audience kept hungrily
and insistngly asking for more IN ne
principals were a1l good, the, chorus prct-
$ty,Swhlle the music was light enough not.
EtoHswegh too heavily uponSs,one s q tired RED
conscience. ~ "a s
Miss Grace Hazard rs Contrary Mary,
an arch and inviting eyed young lady
who In by-gone3 days cruelty tore the
heart strings ofSthc suse eptable sat tho
8Biiou, landed with both her dainty feet
into Immediate favor She n possesses
roaming eyes, that played no fnvorlte and
brought personal thrills to the hearts not
only or sthc bald heads on the premier
row, but to thosefin less obtrusiveH seats
Of the play house
IN her song with Marmaduke, Before
ana After" In the{thrd act, she was re-.
called, seven times and finally disappeared,
amidst a nutterEsof skirts. I5a
S5soNIiss Marie Fanchonettc, dear TO the
thenrts of Biiou Comedy Company wor7
shippers, appeared dalntier and more
charming than ever. AS Jane she
worked fthe orchestra over time IN sing
Ing 3cncores 10 1T Can't Do the Sum- n
~. Mr.. Budd Ross the comedian. did OK
&ccllcnt work as Al Nrarnnduke, 'S receiving
the lion share OF he applause. Mr.. VIII
@liamsiH Halter as Gonzorgo" also -
5rlvcdn with the laughs ia
8 Mr. Arthur Conrad as Alan was sat
factory, as indeed was every member OF
the company ii i 35s 5 ss g5 4. ia
The settings were excellent @and the
waits. brlef enough oissatisfy the most
eXactlnE.Ss 5s SO ,55ss,, u. i5s N. t1 55
3 The 4 Ba bes' I are snll weltsworth seeing.
and will be seen, at matinee and night y
performances to-day yi5 q Ss 5i
Suzanne Santje Secured.
Manag ger Mckee announces that he has
secured for Sthe Academy next week the
appearance of Suzanne SantJe IN q revival
OF i'.Sowng the Wind Miss .Santje has
been a favorite OF the New Y rk theatre
goers for several years, and her appear
ance here will be Of much Interest to the
Drawing Good Crowds.
i Mason and Mason conclude their enga &c,
night performances to-day and Tonight:
Fritz and Snitzn Is full of, dancing and
singing, ard y the two Masons. alike as
pens In a. pod, furnish the bulk OF the
York State Folks, with its original
production and splendid CAST VIII hoi a
The Biiou boards next week. The piece Is
Honest stead" qs ~ clean and wholesome
play ofFthe pastoral Stype. Seats are al
ready selling rapidly for next weeks en-
gagement5 Of this company.
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MORE ACTIVE.
Autumn Weather Brings Livelier
Scenes On Cary Street Hill

Conditions on Cary street have assumed
a more satisfactory attitude, and the
commission merchants nre greatly en-
EcoumEed thereby. More produce is COM
Ing in and the sales are somewhat bet
Ter than formerly, though there is still
loom for much Improvement. Some of
the prices arc quoted as follows: nearby
cggs, 20c.; other sections, 19c.; chickens,
l3c. to 15c.; best veal, &c. 10 6 l-2c. !;
medium, &c. to- 6 1-2c,; runners, &C.. to
= l-2u.; lambs. DC. ito l2c,;; sheep, &c. to
a lee; bright, thin sliced apples 8 "a
to 4c.; quartcred apples, 81-2c. to 8 3-4c.;
Fright. peeled peaches @l2c. to $780,; black
eye peas, No. ], Per bushel, Sligo to
S.75; No. ., S,5o to $l.6O; apples, near
by, poorly packed. 81 10 $l75: apples.
VOL assorted, properly hand packed
{northern stylel. s2 to s2.75. according to
variety and quality; Comet peaches, 81
to s1.5O a crate; White Heath, So to $3.50.
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Property Transfers.

Observation-Disclosures G. Saunders and
wife to Henry. s. Wallerstein, Is feet on
north line OF Ross Street, 145 feet east Of
lThirteenth Street, subject to deed OF trust
J Thomas II. Edwards and wife to Mary
\ r. Rudder, 30 feeton east line Of Reser-
7voir Street. 100 north of Wallace Street.
subject to deed OF trust for $3.50 81 ,409,
r Richmond Realty and Development Co.
north lIneIor Broad Street. 80 l-lN feet
west Of Henry Street, 0902. 0S. .il-tg .
Il John q S. Bowie executor to David
Lichtenstein,l 80 feet on south line of Main
Street. Is feet cast Of Lombardy Street,
Z Georgia e. Hughes to II. Seldom TAYLOR,
corner of Third Street. IS, 900,
Henrico-YctoriaM N. md G. ~ Portewig
to Jesse w. Walton, 6Sla acres on south
side OF Broad Street Road, about miles
west OF Richmond,g $1,000. y
b Jennie c.. and John IL. Gordon to Jesse
half a mile north Of Richmond, adjoining
the lands Of James II. Taylor and others.
$3.50, u
& o, IT. Smith and wifest to Herman IL.
Kelley, 30 feet on south line Of Washing
ton street, go feet east Of James Street,
5000 M s83sl, js ~ 5tE5.t sy 4jttl5s Sflf ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-30
WHO GETS f&THE BAT7 II
Jones Ahead Of Knightly By
Fraction-Both Good Men.

So HraCt1OIl--bOInE GOOQ 4lWen L.
Since the publication in The Times Dis
patch OF tho batting averages of the
players in the Twin City League, II dis
putc has arisen as to which player. on
4 the Richmond team was entitled to a
bat. offered by Richmond firm, for the
man who made the highest batting per-
centage The question was between
}KnIghtley, the Woodworking and faithful
5catchcr,%and Jones' the fast little short
stop for3the Richmond team In the bat
ting averages printed, both Knghtlcy
and Jones were credited with nercentage
of .237. But In the case OF a prize being
offered there would be n difference and
this difference would put Jones In the
lead. 81 Ri I'D
Jones was Sat bat 50 times and got four
teen hits. This would give him bat-
ting average of .237 1853, or a fraction
over .237. Y "a 5 3ty5
q Knightley was at bat 90 times and
secured 20 safe swa is. This gives him q
4 batting average OF .236 52-93, or n frae-
z tionBundelS.es 7. But nfty-two being great
err than %, the times he was at bat
5Knlgiltley. In the average column, got
the benefit OF the fraction and was cred
lied with 1887. :{s 56
ut would appear, therefore, from this
that iJones,is entitled to the bat. Knight
Ivy, - " WI lu ~ it'ctu e''...ti
and therefore more times at bat. L This
may be taken into consideration, but
from an actual account by the figures,
Jones is the winner OF the prize offered.
But Bob Knightley, the genial, hard
working faithful catcher for he team,
has some friends who are working for
him. And on the other HAND. y ones, who
did the work down atfthe third sack.
made friends with all Swhen he entered
the game and his playing was of the
inrba ar ar.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-30
.E|CH7" Will Try
The HIG { 1: !. !, i )
Worlds Record VILE y it'll. Attelnpt-:..
ed On Saturday Night Of
the Show. .I83.
NUMB en- D WOMEN n! RIDERS ],
Hotels Have Already Engaged
All Their r oonl- Great
Crowd Expected.

one OF tho best Indications that point
TO the success OF the coming horse sho ~;
8is the extraordinary demand that has
been made upon the Richmond hotel men
by the outside public Tho mana ian ger Of
zone Of the largest hotels IN the city ,lt
stated Yesterday that every room IN ms \
hotel had been taken and Plat not ior5
three months had he been able 10 PROM
sjse a. room ana ba tn TO any one, All I.
sof the hotels are In the same condl-ii,
$tion. IA l 81. a 4. !, 3 z
u, INC rates that have been offered by the \
virginia and North Carolina rall16adsSarcg
( so8nttractive,o ne-half fare. that there
swll no doubt be a greater throng Of
Visitors TO the show than there has ever
beenJ4 M st b 5s a i$ G aj55 SAX
It has been; definitely decided BY the
manage on t that he worlds record high
Jump Will be held on Saturday night. Civ
ling a trlumphal end to the exhibition
The regular gil Jump, In which ! here
are eight entries. the best IN the world
will be shown Wednesday night.
Ladies Hunter Class.
d There arc two ladies' hunter classes. -
for qualified hunters and one for green
hunters. In the first class there arc
40 entries and In the second % entries.
~ Mrs. Horne, OF Keswlck, Va, has. en-
tered her hlBh jumper i1tsu = mrs ~ a
The horse has given EXCELLENT peri rI1' a
Sanccs at the Virginia shows this sum.
rner and Will make the othors jump high
to beat him. &l 5a 58
Brandon IS not a high Jumper, IL but
goes InNrthe Thoroughbred hunter class.
The Horse Show Building VIII be turn-s
cd ovcr.on Monday to the assocla ton,
and will then be ready for the reception
OF the horses that are entet ed for the
show. gi43 vi
Mr.. w. o. Varthen. secretary, Is ready
TO deliver tickets for the private boxes.
The Lynchburg Show opens on next
Tuesday%night and runs for four nights
Richmond follows from October 10th to
October l14th, inclusive. and Is followed by
Norfolk with six nights October 10th to,
October 21st, inclusive. 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-30
.NEN|SNGA1'HERED
FROM 8S s. |. 4 |: {
JOHN Spence; u i Receives, S ~,
.SI Months iii Jail
a .sis. sault.& III i3s
REP UBLl CAN S 4 MAP CAMPAIGN
Three Deaths Car Catches Fire.
Ladies Jump forTheir
Lives.
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john Spencer, ii colored ,g jNh6 va o,i
,,n, va,t III !, I, 4, -,
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ol v or lor Assault on
Walter Windsor. colot.cd was given SIX
months lin. jail rhe scase occupied tho
larger $part Of he du yanl e la large
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Tor the election or Mr.. =. s. Wells 81 Or
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70 Be Tried lin in Chestertleld.
Inc ease 9, liatry t9la'o, q, swans
poro, charseo VIII !, Gu..i',s
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wren Mus set 2r.y estere's ~ i, -
q squire Chea sfal1i' WIS NY
On request for the attorney forth. Il,
r'soner, ma y
the n1agistrates court az n, ass
~, a. : "a al co,,,t Tire
y. na,est WAS SAMPLE, With. Iiolland's
bond was renewed BY his father and
Esiste +, The case Will come up before
M 5Novcmhar form 81 the Circuit Court.
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I1ilil1lell - : g AA '-'l
Emmett Milton 1Ierndon. ny y 81 sor s.
Mr.. j.. r.. and Mrs. G. q. Herndon. died
at his parents residence 14oi Batn hrldge
street, at 2:l5 O'clock yesterday after
noon. 3,
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lIl I, =, !, ~ =. 80, 20
L ~, S.,,is - NJ. -, Hrs @s1r,nnen dIen
Tx, ' = 80. ,,arnnt. s19 yVost
st e. ,fes,uese = r Ill !, night ~ 1o.a0
* Well.n ~ ,,,oco
hu,'e ne W. !,
the residence ciooN
Rev. ~ v ti5aidy c' ''' ~ -
vices. Is tx ..S{ 81. i$5
Mrs George Ianier Dead.
:, 20 ~ ,a,,icr died at her:
a. , strect Thursday
night att o CLOCK, Al ti'c VI :.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-30
jump for safety. rho negros na'i11fS was a
not Learned. X III n 81
Sell Real Estate.


Mr. r a. i IL Adnmson Thursday otter.
innon aoid the house ana lot at 10 200
East twelfth Street 10 Mr.. II ~ Powell
for 81 00O.k Mr.. Adamson also sold lthc
house and lot III SwAnsboro Tor 5000 70
Mr., IJss q. Johnson. S IA 3. S "a
Messrs. Augustine Royal and Con-
lpanys have the following pieces OF prop.
.crtytto sell sat public auction: House AM
lot No. oil East Twelfth Street. Monday
afternoon at 80: several pieces OF imI
proved and unlmproved property y Mar.
chester, SwansDoro and Chesterfield U ~:
longing to the cstatc the late Edward
N Il Davis, coiored, n Tuesday afternoon at
1880; and -ngfive-room{ho house with n quarter
Sof square grotind at I'll, and Marx
streets; October 10TH at q :30.
Elect Chairman.
4gAt x al meeting tpf the Building and
Lands Committeeman lerursday night
Mi. J.. 4 d \ Roatns OF the First, ward,
was elected cha rnan%and MI, = ~ w
Moore, Of the Fourth Ward was elected
.subchairmnn Both men nre prominent
In their, ward dclegat tons and men . (
recognized policy, In he assembly. !.
Personals and Briefs. H,
Il REV. G.. W Waugh. Of Palm Beach, Fla.
viii preach In Clopton Street Church
t0-tnOftO" InOIIlIis tttti lie Ai'f'
3ing subjcct will be 8'.Io.SI Am With You
8Alwnys.',5 In the evening he VIII preach
"a special sermon To the young people
rhe Manchester Cotlllon Club of Man:
chester has issued Invitations for n ger--
man, ito be held In Leader Hall on Oc-
iObers 9th Ia * y
i Miss Ora Moore. OF south Bost on. who
has been visiting Miss Hattie Norris
settle, has returned home. Ri b
Mr.. Curtis II. Powell. who has held q
responsible position with the Atlantic
Coast Line Railway for several years,
has resigned to accept position rs
manager OF a. L. Powell store, No. b19
Nest Seventh Street. ,83 y " (
Richard Penn bertor II visiting his sister
Mrs. "a William pickinscn, Of Pocahontas
Street. 55
Mr.. SIP. Brooks, Of No. l407 Decatur
Street, Is suffering from recent stroke 'tl
3 OF Aparnlysis. s835i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-30
ont after the arrest Of Mr.. W GOD on the
charge of firing his revolver In the

4 o,tt after the arrest Of Mr.. w God on the
charge Of firing his revolver IN the
street. = III 81 Ss 5
Winston Jordan, nwhlte man, 5whoi,is
addicted to the too frequent use Of.
whiskey was given six months In jail,
three months each on two charges Of
Stealing. He took d / lot Of tools iron,
his employer and pawned them. De-!
tective Wrenn found the man and regis
4 tered the charge. In police court yes
tcrday the officer took occasion to Sc
iyerely clitlclse the phwnsEop that had
received the valuable tools at the small
sum OF 20 cents. III III Il. 1t
Harris Lee, Willie Turner and Clar-
5ence Johnson, three small negroes, who
confessed to having broken ito and rob;
bed the store Of Mrs. Kosslow, OH lower
Min Street. were Il held for the grand
jury by tho court. The boys threw a way.
Il wntchiand chain, valued at SITE They
procured 500 In money and were seeing:
the sights when arrested. Tho chain was
found dangling fromt the limb offa tree
4 by Detective Wrenn5 YES Arday morning. Z.
Eddies Jones and I tshurss McArullen.5
white men, fought IT out and paid $3.50
each. ii n 5tsa Il, a
rhc drunks escaped. st r4y5sN e d, IS 5i N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-30
Naval Orders.

Is The following orders have been issued
by tho Navy Department. ss W.T..
Commander J, r. Parker--De taehed
r. H. etc. September So 1905; to the Navy
Yard, Norfolk, Va, for eo',rt-,m NJ, ~
Assistant Surgean5 G. NJ Oman--To the
Naval Hospital, n Norfolk, Va. sa,
Acting Gunner H. yVebb--To the works
~ The Newport News Shpbuildlng and
GpryTDock Company. Newport News, Va;
duty connection Virginia . {, &,
War. Mach. IL w. Johnson.Detac hed
"Franklin., Navy Yard, Norfolk. VA
Sefc,8to tho Texas gszg5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-30
Commissioners Still Away.

Messrs, Fairfax and Crump, OF The
state Corporation Commission, spent all
Of yesterday at Palmyra, trying TO settle
tho controversy Fluvanna people are hay-
ing with the Chesapeake and Ohio Rall--
way concerning tho accommodations here
tofore afforded themyby the old Ifanawha
Canal, They had not returned AZ late
hour yesterday afternoon and on ac-
count of their absence there was prac-
tically no business transacted In the Of
flee OF the commission yesterday, NO
cases were argued and no charters were
granted
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-30
Last Trap Shooting.

To-day is the last day of the trap,
shooting season at the Hunt. Club and
promises to be tho most interesting one
of the year. Three contests VII! be de-
cided by to-day's score. The silver cup
competition for best handicap score;
grand tota, prize. this being awarded TO
the shooter breaking the largest num'
Dor OF targets during the season; and the
regular monthly gold prize.
T4Thore are several shooters we'll ''bunch-
ed for the silver cup and a good cons
test lis looked for,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-30
Federal Courts to Meet.

Matters were quiet around the Federal
building yesterday, In tho offices OF the
marshal, the clerks and the district at
torney preparations were making for the
Federal Court, which Will convene mere
-, ~; Tuesday. rhe grand jury VIII be con-
yened on Tuesday and the petit Jury Will
be called the next day, The docket OF
the term is not considered u heavy one,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-30
TO WELCOME THE-BIsHOP.
Most Attractive Exercises Have
Been Arranged for Tuesday.

ST. Anne's Circle is making arrange
ments for n welcome reception to be ten
dered Bishop Van dc Yyyer on his re-
turn from Europe. The reception will
.bo held In Murphy'sS annex on Tuesday
night, though the date is subject to-
change. 55Sl 5ti r,
Welcome addresses will be delivered by
Mr.. John M. Higgins And Mr.. John G.
Hagan, on behalf OF tho Catholic young
men, and a. welcome chorus Will be.
sung. " 4 IL
Efforts are being made to have all
Catholics In the city Join In the vel
come and n committee Of ladies from all
the churches has the affair In charge.
This committee Is as follows: S3 Sisj
Miss Annie B. Kirk chairman: Mes
DANES William Harton. Julian Wlnge,
John Murphy, John Teefey. Philip Ryan,
Henry Donahue, j, Mahoney, William
Lehman and Miss Theresa Higgins. Of
3 the Cathedral; Mrs. John BLACK, Of
Sacred Heart Church; Mrs. Fritz Sitter
ding, of st. Alary's; Mrs. p. O'sulllyan,
of St. Patrlck's, and Mrs. Arthur Evans,
OF Sacred Heart Church. Manchester
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-30
The Eagles at Festive Board,

NJ A. delightful smoker. given by Dixie
3Aerie, Eagles, In their hall last night.
was enjoyed by many visiting Eagles:
The talent of the Bljou was there and
enliyened The evening very much with
songs, stories and dances. There were
no Invitations to the smoker It being
kind OF informal matter. Is
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-30
WOOD OFF WITH FINE.
Bunce Fails to Appear and De
I PENDANT Paws Half a Hundred,

h, A plea OF guilty of firing revolver on
thc streets was entered by Mr.. j. Il,
Wood Jr., In police court yesterday morn
Ing and Justice Crutchheld imposed q
fine of $50 and costs. The two felony
charges--one for shooting at with intent
TO Kill and the other for felon!ously
cutting one Bunce-Were dropped Mr.
Bunce not appearing to prosecute the
cases. These two warrants We're sworn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-30
Governor Returns

Governor Montague returned from Mid
dlesex yesterday and spent the day IN
his Office, looking after routine .puslr
ness. The Governor will speak at Chris
tiansbprg (Montgomery Circuit Court on
Monday ard at tireenesyllle Court on
Tuesday, 5#S IS NJ ~ nj
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-30
Valuable Farm Sold,

I Messrs, Sutton and Company have sold
for Mr., Maurice Franklin. Of Cnlcag 80.
the very valuable farm contaihlns eu
Mnrlbourne tract, situated on the IA
munkey river. In Hanover county, M
teen miles from Richmond, to MI Julian
NJ Ruflan, also OF Hanover county The me
price was $4,000, 5,il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-30
cantain Wise EMPLOYED,

GGp1att ~ defend Dr. j, sils Daniel. who
e ssharg &c With using the United states
mails, M FOR Immoral purposes. The original
Counsel Of DR., Daniel, who VIII appear
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-30
To the New York Horse Show.

Many Richmond and Virginia people
every year attend tho great New York
Horse Show. This notable social event
will open at Madison Square. Garden
November 13th, and VIII continue until
November 18th, inclusive. This is the
.twenty-nrst annual exhibition, and prom
,ises to be the most attractive More
than $1,000 will be given away In pre-,
mums.
The Old Dominion Steamship Company
will give this year its twelfth annual
personally conducted excursion to New
York TO the Horse Show, and, as usual,
will doubtless carry a large company "
well-known Richmond people,
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See the Town From Motor Car,

The Motor Transfer Company, when
has purchased number OF seeing Rich
Inond motor cars, will open for business ,l W. ~
/ the iCityfHall at 10 % clock on Its initial
trip. Mr., NJ. /. IIofheimer Is president
OF the compan1- #
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-30

pure food laws are good. Burnetts
Vanilla is pure food, Take no subsu'
ttute.-AdY.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-30

DR.. Vaughan-Lloyd Returns,
Dr. w n-Lloyrdn Il tie ar oe1es'na FIX
nuas ,,sit Ia his home In England: He
h medN a very ny pleasant trip and his friends
are glad TO see him ct home.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-30

\ Rev 81 A. THOMAS, pastor Of Z I.a az,
street NJ. p. Church, will occupy = ms s
4pulplt9'nt both services. Subject in r lBthe
morning: ,Man's Original dignity. q t
night, the subject will 4 be Swearing"
the first Of Il. series onsipron1lnent4 sins
OF the twentieth century. q 5is#5 II !;