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~ ~. ~ q 50 I, . \ q - y
Is BY Pollard e BaBby.
11o2 East Main Street.
a UCTIoN SALE
Attra Give q d q v I all g bic '[t'
Thre Story Brick ]: !: Dwell },
ing atthe Southeast Corner
81 Main and Beech Streets,
known as No. 1921 8; ! ) West ! g 81
Main Street. q


$5 We viii sell by auction, on on the
TUESDAY, JULY $, ], 1905, Ri
at 6 81 clock r. the hove mentioned one
s = The The dwelling IS one. Of the best and
most Fascinating that has ever been on!
tie vel d bn,lt1sd r 6G9k.
e. Sasides closets. ptl ntries, etc Heated by
fur furnace and Sail'in perfect repair: Every
room 81 lght and airy, he !. 1t Is TRAN
about 70 feet There Is enough space on
lot to build Sas dwelling fronting SonS Beech
or Harrison Street. which Is avery wide
street. The stiIi1e Is not IA tant when
This III will ia a very valuable business
center. Investors and spectators should
have an eye to this Z. Dwelling can be be
seen, before sn1e by appointment only.
5 TERMs: One-third cash, sfdue18 one
two and three years; interest 9 per cent
semi-nnnually, and secured - trust !, deed.
@3iI5<5lass d POLLARD q BAG d Yis3ssg55
55 s55a yyis Auctoneers. gs
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Commercial Law League.
3Y(By Assoclated Press.)

Y 3t,A Wy IAbsoclulES = IesS.J 81
Is AsE15v1 LIE, n. . q, July 30 The Com
tnerclnl Law League OF Aincrica met II,
fconvet,tiotiFlnt this cityG o-dny, With nearly
three hundred delegates IN attendance.
come will be made BY Mayor fired $.
Barnard, Of Ashcville. The srcsp,6nsc Ylll
be made BY cx-T residcntS u. ~ slddohs,
OF the Law League, nftr which Presl-
dent George Wentworth glsarr Ylll speak.
To.flight$a reception and dance was
given ut tho Battery Park Hotel, which
was attended by the delegates, their
wives and friends IA
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stranger, who slipped UP behind her on
the street nhd denlt her a fearful blow
III the forehead With q pair OF ktlucks
SThe'blow came without warning or prov.
Iocntion, md Miss Jenkins was Knocked
down and dn2ed for the tine. SHE was
accompanied by d younger slster ana "a g
gentleman, who ATTEMPTED " knock the
Bvillati down, but tic latter escaped ~
great haste, III " III If, 5
83 Officers Hitter arrested q man giving
his maine ns Mauney, who is suspected
of being Guilty Of the crlt,e, but there e
Is some doubt as to the idcntitysof tho
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..Dl.,].ailyC ,ou1 r! r g cord
Hastings Court.

Cases tried yesterday: Maggie Cant,
grand larceny. guilty. two years In peni-
itcntiary; James Ward. murder, con-
ttinued to September term $i5 5 l
Jury adjourned for term. Court viii
to-day sign orders, wind up the business
OF the term and adjourn TO the 2oth day
of September; n s3,555 $59 .i sS
Law and Equity.
5i Case on trial, "B. r., Cosby VS.. a. w.
Mayo & Som, In regard to repairs done
to house, but claimed by Cosby MS not
being in accordance with tho contract.
Amount claimed, $500. .8'S
Gustav jacobson, q native OF Germany.
was. admitted a citizen OF the United
States. IA Il Ssl3
Circuit Court.
Miscellaneous: An order was entered
in%vacation appointing 3. r. Dudley trus-
tee OF tho lAsburys Methodist Episcopal
Church, South, in the place OF @ G. j.
Hunt who has resigned. s Il
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AN AcCO.MPL.ICE.
Young Thompson on Trial for
Aiding Prisoners to Escape.

3 Especial to Tho TImcs-D lspa tch)
\ NJ. ,FAYE1"rEVlLLE.s N. CT. July 3o.----
Nothing whatever llns been heard Of
Robert Thompson and Hudson. the white
men who broke jail here yesterday short
slys al tcr noon. There was q sensational
sequel to the escape this morning when
Sheriff Marsh obtained ~ warrant for and
arrested Goring Thompson. brother ,ot
Robert Thompson, one OF tho escapes.
charging him with aiding III the escape.
Young Thompson, who Is q very pre !.
possessing looking youth, was put on trial
before Squire overly at the court liouse q t
noon. Tho trial proceeded " for several
Z hours, and was then dJourncd until ~
O'clock Tomorrow morning. SS
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.gE / j; HAs.P'As!sED
CHILD. Btu
(By Associated Press. !

TLASTA ga. July 3o.-The Georgia
Senate to-day passed without d dissenting
vote the House child-labor8 BIZ. which,
without doubt will receive the approval
81 Governor Terrell The bill prohibits
the employing In any nanufact,,rinp a.
Establishment In the State oflany5 child IN
DEE twelve years or age the employment
5of any chi under fourteen ut night
der fourteensflnless such child can read
and write and the employment Of any
person Under eighteen years oc5 age un-
tless such person shall have attended
preceding year. ~ ii
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SCircuitSCoit,
3@iHenrico Circuit Court,

Judgments entered yesterday: Harriet
Johnson vs.. Moorc's administrator for
S270. 80, s4s
Decroes entered yesterday Marsh vs.:
Marsh, final; Lomax vs.. I.omax. final;
Richardson vs., Richardson, final Brpyley
vs.. Brayley, etc.. ETC.. and r.. NJ, Turner.
administrator; Virginia &. Turner quali-
&lcation, clerks office, BOND $50O. O0; Mrs.
Miriam, II. Francis. Guardian. qualified.
}Bond. $a,ooo.C0 Ss
5ss CRIMINAL, .4 q Ks
Judgments entered yesterday: Grand
Jury session presented an Indictment VS.,
w, II. md a.. Fl. Ewing, conducting bust
ness without license; John Davis sent to
Ashland Reformatory. on conviction OF
house breaking, being fourteen years OF
age. wa }s
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William II. Berry, one OF the most pfotni--
iieht fr1insters % the vlrgi1la conference
4 this. morning at Dayton, Virginia, after q
prolonged illness Of consumption. FIJI rs
e3s Mr. berry was IN his ty.fourtt year.
lilo had been missionary secretary OF
This conference for some years, and had
5flied Some Oh the most gimportati ap.
fpolntments III Virginia aid Vest VII.
sgihlh. He leaves q widow, but no cltll-
dren. sss ,5sssy
Tho funeral will be held at Dayton.
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By Richmond Auction Co.,
1905 E. Main Street.
a, TT RAcTlVEE AUG TtoN SALE
OF " N u
Furniture, Shoes, Hats, Etc.

We viii sell TUESDAY. JULY 3lsT.
within our warerooms, 1905 East Main
Street, commencing at 1880 a. NJ, one e
Oak Folding Bed and Wnsdrobe e9mpln in =
Hair Cotton and Felt Mattresses. Oak
and Walnut Wardrobes ookcases Z. sev ~
eral nice fParlor Suits Extension Ia bles.
Walnut Side boards, Hall gz8 Racks ODD
Bureaus, Washstnnds. Hand sonre Odd
sOnk ana Maple Beds. Iron Beds, Chairs
Rockers, Center Tables Couches, PIC
lures, Mirrors. Mating. Boolskeeper,s
Desk Mahogany Dropieaf Table, Jardi-:
~ sPEcIAu..-At 1870 o'clock we will
sell for account transpo rta ton company
10 the trade s75 pairs Mems Good Quality
Shoes, lot Hats, Mems Working Shirts
y 49, n y RICHMOND AUCTION co. ri.
Geo. II. VnleD tine, ucttoneer.
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Iw|lL INSPECT
The I: [: ! J. ! { | j
Corporation Commission Takes
Cognizalce ofsAccitllce"n't3 OIL II the the.
Pittsboro2D Division. "a 5s.
NEW DEPOT For | LU ] 7 8 :: / 4 IN
Confederate Pcrfsiolls-- Governor
GlennStoE Inspect State
Troops.
4 n \ N

Especial To The 1imcs-D ispatcli) gg
y A RALEIGH, N. CO. July 3O.-The North
Carolina Corporation Continuation went In
special train this morning over the
Pittsboro division o. the .seaboard Air
Line, with n View TO inspecting the con-
dillon OF tho track and rondbcd. The ~ .
spection is especially OIL account Of the
recent accident, In which the train turned
over and several persons we're In jured. K
An order was made, this evening by the
I Corporation Commission for the scnboard
Air Line and Rale!gh and Charleston
Railroad Companies 10 Join ~ the Ierec--
+ ton OF O union station at il Lumber ton
commensurate VIII, stllcN importance OF
the place ana buAihcss received there.
Plans for tho depot ernust be submitted
for the approval OF tho commission within
thirty days. V.
state Auditor 3. y. Dixon will be out
OF his Office August lat to 10th, ana VIII
spend the time at Shelby, carrying with
rim the applications for pensions from
Confederate Hoidiers. MS sent In during
a the past NJ few N weeks from tho variouS
4 county boards OF pensions. He 81 w
4 there viii be very little increase in tho
number OF pensiohcrs for the next year,
and INC hopes to make tho pay OF tho
afourth-class pensioners so per year, In
stead Of $ls, M laat year. ~ mere 81 are
about 1000 pensioners IN tho state ana
OF these about 200 are In the fourth
class, including tile ~idows, WHO. gre en-
Titled to pcnslone, L. The pay OF the first,
second and third classes are &c., H5 and
33g5. There nre 1870 Confederate soldiers
$insthe Soldiers Horne. #
Governor Glenn and Colonel A.: Il 8A r.
Tjngtoti, private secretary, left yeste rday
morning for AIorellead. 10 ut end the ems
campment OF the Second North Carolina INA
National Guard Hi, progress there. Gov.
ernor Glenn will review the troops while l
there. n
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Property Transfers.

Richmond; ~. u, Brooke to- George N.
Evans. 80 feet on west line Of Buchanan
street, 80 feet north OF Christian Street,
$2al,Oo
J. IL chappell and wife to Cora T..
Moon, a5 Bil-2-ls feet on north line OF
Leigh Street. g 6l-2-12 feet east Of Sixth
street, s3,Son00
Same from Rosa O. Wilson. a2sl-e-la
feet on Leigh Street northeast corner
OF Sixth Street, &,45o.oo. aS5 \. & 4 3's5
II. c. Robertson, special commissions
ia America II, Hi, 10 feet on St. James
street, northeast corner OF coutts Street,
81, 10000. IN
IIenrico;. Belle B. and J., II rhrocknior-
ion to George Preston, front halves OF
lots Nos, s and Q. plan OF Nontrose, s50n0O.
william @, Atkinson ndt.wlfe To Louis
5Wigand lot No, rs III block !, sect ion 1,
plan OF Highland Springs, $4,000.
Founding Hospital 70 Joseph II. Huney-
@eMtt, 10 acres on the North road, about
two and n hals miles north Of Richmond,
$500, 90, b
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4Clyde Liner Floated.
IA Z, \ aIa,,n,clo tai prG.ssa !

BY a ssocIhtcI F'rtSs.) "
W WILMINGTON, N . c., July so.r--+The
clyde Liner New York from Wilmington
to New York, previously reported ashore
down the Cape Fear River. nine miles
below Wilmington. WAS successfully
flonted this afternoon after being light
cred OF about three hundred tons OF luIn-
Dor, GROSS ties and naval stores.
The steamer was not damaged, i and Will
proceed after roloading the lightered
~
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Miss sallie Bickers.
1spcciai "a rho rin,es pispatc h.)

ITVHUEC1HT 10 II IlU 1IIcBsL1IDpttkStt'I " X
MtTCHELtts, VA. July 20 NJ ISIS s9alliio
I3ickers one Of tho best known, and best, !,
beloved ladies Of her community passea !.
Bethel Lt i tSm Years Miss saiie" was one
of the TEXTURES OF the shiioh Bnptist Az 81
ISOLATION. and knew more Bnpt list preach
iers and did as much for tlie CAUSE slt
40 str1tcl loved BnB any other lady OF thai
determination. Ter health had been feeble
for some time, she never having recpyere "a
but tie Immediate Bcause OF death was
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-31
I2ichrnonders in New York.

Il Especial to The Times pispatchD 81
NEW YORK, July 30,--Elotel Astor,
il, j. Myers, Jr.; Webster, s, Rendheimi
Breslin, II. NJ. staymani Albanlarla, Miss
d. buck, Mrs. q. a Buck, Miss MI l!ams,
a. B,8,IYilliams and wife; Grand 7 u,
reed; Imperial, y. il, Elllngton; York,
S, II. Wiley and wife, E
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Land Of the Sky 4
Ashe vile, N. c.
SPEC iial Excursii
August / 9th, 1906,
Southern Railway

Tickets m sale for all regular trains
August, 10Th. Good TO return onanny reg
illar train up to August goth, inclusive.
A splendid opportunity to visit the North
Carolina country--Ashcville. Land q the
sky" and the beautiful sapphire Coun-
trv. Low rate side trip tickets OH sale
Al Ashevle to the various nearby attrac-
tive points. lIla a. u A sg I
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-31

TWO TRAINS TO LYNcHRuRa. VIA
Il f5 G, g. O.,yJAMEs RIVER LINE,
pullman Sleeper to- synchburo. Natural
bridge Station and Clifton Forge.
I,frectIye July Cd. Chesape ko and Ohio
train leaving Richmond at 5:l6 r. NJ,
daily except Sunday. Will carry through
sic epcr, to Lynchburg, Natural Bridge
ana Clifton Forge, arriving Lynchburg
1890 r, NJ. Natural bridge $40 a, NJ,
and Clifton Forge A, M. Returning,
sleeper Will arrive Richmond $40 A. NJ,
daily except Sunday. Sleeper open for
OCCUPANCY AZ Lynchb,,rg $3.50 r. NJ
Daily train lenves Richmond TOR Lynch
burg and Natural Fri age at 1920 a. NJ,
with parlor car. fR. sif 4; y It'll
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officers hold an Interest in % we'll known
cotton brokerage CONCERN. and that they
have been engaged IN cotton speculation
was postponed until "Wednesday morn
Ing, owing to tho unavoidable absence Of
M. =. johnson. one OF the sinYestsa ting
committed named BY President Haryie
Jordan, " 4 * ts7f5 81 81
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Judge George r. ;. Houghton.

1A III AM AfA lrns Z "a
George r. Houghton, aged sixty four, d
prominent lawyer at Birmingham, died
to-day Of paralysis. ] udgei Hnugbton
served In the Civil War. enlisting MS 9
General I.ongstreet, He was n fluent
writer and made valuable ntrlbutlons
4 to tho history of the conflict.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-31

\. IN execution OF q decree Of the Rlch-.
n1ond Chancery Court, entered 3 on inc
10th Eday8 Of July. 1906 IN the suit Of Mar
garet a. Gilliam's administrator vs. 8. |. Ea-
signed. supecial com missioners appointed
thereby, will offer for sale at public
auction. upon the PREMISES. the property
referred TO above In tho fol flowing order-
sTirst-on Thursday. August 2, 1ooe, at
known as No d2o North First street loe.-5
tween Clay and Leigh streets). contain
ing six or seven rooms, with lot front =
Ing nineteen 19) feet and running back
one hundred and Twenty-Five CPD 4 leet
,slxI( O inches. to an alley fifteen (lo) feet
u Second On the 50 mo day at 6 o'clock
r.. M THAT Frame Dwelling known as NO;
207 Reservoir. Street (between Taylor and
Chnnns Streets, containing six OF seven
rooms. with " lot fronting twenty three
Coy feet by one hundred and TWENTY-FIVE
d25) feet to IAN LEY q fteen (l5lS feet VIDE
$40 q Clock = H. those se Two Sss Brick Ten
.ements known as Nos s45S and s47 South
Ninth Street. containing four Or five
rooms EACH with lots fronting. together,
about forty-six CO. feet three ~ inches.
and running back a good depth.
q The y
mend Itself 70 parties Wishing small
homes or good paying SinvestInentB s $s
Is TERMS-One-third n cash. tho balance
inSthree equal installments at six twelve
Epurcha sera1 TO give snegot stable notes for
from FRO day sae ana Tie titie retained
until the whole OF the purclia go money 4fs
paid and "a. conveyance rdered blythe
court, Or all cash. at the option Of the
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An Outrageous Assault

Especial to Tho Times pispatcll,}
SALISBURY. N, c.. July 3O,-Miss
Vergie Jenkins, n well.known and highly
respected young lady OF this city, was
tho Victim OF Vicious assault latoS
saturday night ptlgtho hands Of a9
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-31
EInyestig Postponed.

s (Hy Associated Press. XXX Il
S.E ALTA MIA. CA. July la0NrT1le jnyestlr'
CATION ny tie Southern Cotton ,Associae.
uon Of the charges thar certain ,of sss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-31

Hon, Mr., Thornton Here.
non. ~. fE,, a, Thornton, Of Manassas,
member Of the rlato Constitutional con-
Ypntion, Is In the city II H 4 &, y, (. y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-31

& "a Y we will sell at auction on NJ si
Tuesd day, August l4th,
at II A.. NJ. In the Trigg shipsynrds all
TOOLS, YARD EQUiP-
MENTs. LUMaER RlvETs. 8
PATCH colts. RIGGING, oFFlc
FQRNiTuRE, ETC,
from WllliumNR, Trlgg shiphuilding plant
TERMS: Cash; lists mailed upon APP
pltcutlon; -, !, !, y. !, ,,,,,,, :, (, ~,
II. g. Huford, Manager and Salesman,
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.BuckllornI.
1Lit]llii;a Water

You will see from the analysis
that it contains much more
LITH1A than any other water
on the market
We make the assertion, based
upon experience, that II is the best
agent known for eliminating uric
acid and for the cure Of such dis,
eases as Rheumatism, Gout, Gravel
Stone In the bladder and Kidneys.
Bright's Disease, qProstatitis. lnflam-,s
NATION Of the Bladder, Uric Acid
Dlathesis aud all troubles arising
from diseased or disord Kidneys,
1t Is, also highly endorsed MS q spe-
cite for Consultation, Indigestion and
Catarrh OF Stomach and Bowels, 7,
. For Sale by all DRUGGISTS.
Vaughan robertson Drug Company
vholesss Distributors,
4 HlcHMoNpa WI,
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AUCTION SALES, Future ! Days b

NJ 3 BY Sutton & CO., 81 s IS M
Real Estate Aucti oneers. sli 81 s Ss:35s
COMMISSION ERs,' AUCTION SALE
Brick Dwelling, No. $40 N y 4.
First Sire Frame Dwell
Ing, No. 207 Reservoir
Street, and 4 Two Brick
Tene1nents, Nos. 345 and nd.
4. 347 81. Ninth Street.
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ggs Al BEMARLE II oRsE sH oW.
So oo-C NARCOTICS AND RE-
49, a4AliSTURN-$3.e 90, 3l ts5,S III

Tickets oil sale, via Chesapeake and
Ohio Railway. July Soth, slAt ana AUGUST
lst;b good until August 2, 1900.
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BY a. T. Chowning Company. j ~ 81
Real Estnro Agents and Auctloneer s.3
COURT SALE si1'ss5S
.A Tract Of Land Near the
Northern Limits Of the 81
CitySof Richmo nd,

pursuant 70 u decree entered In tbs 4
chancery cauye OF Robin Iipscomb. etG1i
vs.. Helen Ltpscomb by the Circuit ~ Cour
o. Ienrieo on ;he M!n, ,as X, 9
thereby appointed. sell by public 4auctio
upon tho premises. on M
Wednesday, August; I 500 9 o !,
at o'clock r. NJ. the following real
estate; All that Certain lot Or pEIe srso q
land with the Frame pWalllnSi enrica
s kaowSS as 1 nile po mor MSa 80
the CITY Of Richmond. containing 1, I'VE J.
SSIss na ealSMIs cFai an ana e s,RRsrs
Here Is your opportunity to secure aS
ro1,.l home with u plenty OF land, close W
n TnRMs-o cash. nalanse , ,n tTs
eouai instnlNents At six and iW .',ah
months, rssetlyely from aata O. p sa i,s
The purchaser shall execute s1s sor dsfsrraS
,intil the entire purchase money mas pesn8
Court Or all cash e ths wsptilgMs 4. ~
purchaser, deEnsriaI cnmmissioner.
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mrs. Fannie McConchie.

Especial 4 to Tho Times Dispatch.)
M ALEXANDRIA, VA, July so.--Afrs.
i Fannie Nc Conchie died this morning at
/ her residence, In Alexandria. She was
4 born IN Il Madison county, Va, and was
the wife OF Edward AlcConchic. She
sWag tWent Y. if1c ven ra nh 5S}s ,9F3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-31

BY Edward s. Hose CO.. Green q Rcdd
Real Estate Agents and Auctionssrs.ss 34
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yBy Green s. Redd
Real Estate Aucti0neers.

O 3 az Clock +. H.. On the Premises, xs VIII
offer tlle above lot at auction. This Is
d fine location for q store. or for three
dwellings, which Will rent for biz mone5
In this section. All tha CITY Improve
ments here gas. water and sewer,
" TERMS: Very liberal.
s GREEN s sRE Dl), gAuotloa
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rha bond required by the speclal GO ms
= isa I in the above suit has been duly
! given, ~ .hts# 81, Il, ~ ~ Is "
'n'y' re .. r. PHILIPS, Deputy elerss:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-31
John Andrews.

Especial to Tho Times DIspatch.)
5.5PErERSHURG.sVA. July sO.-J ohm An
drews. In the sovct1ty-f fourth year OF his
age. died Sunday evening at his residence
on West Street, after an illness Of several
mon this 81 He leaves a widow and four
child rem. Mr. Andrews had h been blind
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George w. Calvert.

N s Especial TO The Tlmes- Dispatch.) 8 /
sst i; ALEXANDRIA,, VA. July 30. George
W. Calvert, q car inspector, died yes
6terday q 7 his residence on Patrick Street.
y IiG wns seventy-two years old, and was
4 born In Prince William county. va. ma
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-31

(3pe cInl y to Tho 7TinltH.DIsphtcHDB 8iI
yVYTitI Ev IN, VA, July U--Mfs
1Illznbctht Holman the mother OF Mrs
W. 81. Moore, Of this place, died ut tho
residence 81 her on-in-law this afternoon
ut 6 o, clock. Mrs. Holman ID from Dan
Vile. but had been living In W'ythevlls
for the past three or four years, Hhtbe
she had made many friends. The funeral
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John W..Ha,wykins

81 stss Ss Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
5 5 FREDERICKSBURG, VA, July 3d.
Mr.. JOHNNY. Hawkins. a well known citi-
zen of Madison county, died a few days
ago. and lis survived by q large familyiof
8childrenEan and a number Of grandchildren.
He was seventy-nine years old. 49,
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.W. @B Po.a;,rr;ch,,

Especial to The Times % spatch.)
&PE;TERsBU RG, A. July y. -NVayerly
Bruce X Ponr ch. aged twerty-onc years,
died to-d lay a 81 the 4 home oi Z his mother
on Harrison Street OF typhoid fever. II Q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-31

#s2 Especial to The Times D spa tch.)
MISUNDERSTANDING, VA. July 30.s=
4 Mrs a lien Breeder died a few days ago
at her home, in Madison county. ftcrl
an illness OF two months. She is sur
$viyed, !, by her husband and several chill
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-20
DR.. Osier's Rival Raconteur.

Lord Roseberrv said years ago at a
complimentary banquet To the eminent
surgeon that if Sir Frederick Treyes
were TO enter the political arena he
would challenge our foremost orators.
Sir Frederick was recently setting out
for d little holiday 10 Egypt. Let MS
hope he will take advantage Of his trip
to give the world some more Of the viz
id word pictures which 20 many enjoyed
in his volume, 1.-THE Other Side III the
lantern" His address as Lord Rector
of the University OF Aberdeen more than
sustained his reputation as a public
speaker II was at this banquet that
ssorv WAS told an thsrexpenss Of that
long suffering animal, The Londoa bns
horse. When horses were wanted for
the South African war, lot Of ami.
mails were sent which had heen EN-
pioyed hitherto In the shafts az London
omnibuses The soldiers who had to
,ise these horses for drawing guns found
they would not pull with any spirit Of
energy at the heavy guns. At last one
eockney driver found remedy; he
slapped his belt against the gun aud
shouted: "Benk. Benk. Liyerpole
street! Liycrpole street, in the faniii.
iar manner or bus conductor Instant
~ the horses plunged forward, and no
more trouble with them was expert
enced London Daily News.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-20
BOARD or LIcINsE COMMISSIONERS

No. 10. Barre, VT, April 5, 1906.
Netice is hereby given, under Section
10 of the Liquor Law Of 1904, that
Hugh Suitor Of Barre Town has applied
for license Of the first class. to sell
Intoxicating liquor. at Graniteville in
said town, in what il known as the Car.
ey building, owned by Mrs. Annie Car.
cy. in the part OF the building formerly
occupied by Michael Carey, situated on
Main street.
A hearing on The above application
will be given at the East Barre Hall,
April III, alto 4. ~.
JOHN TROW, Secretary.