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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-06
'THE OLD HOMESTEAD"
FINISHES THE WEEK
Fighting Fate" a Thrilling
Drama, at the Bijou Next
Week. 5s4'''5

It is n pleasure to announce that Den-
man Thompsons quaint chronicle !of
rustic life in the Now Hampshire valleys,
".rhe Old Homestead" is booked to ap'
pear at the Academy tomorrow, matinee
and night. The twenty years of life hat
this remarkable play has had Is nYstrik-.
ing tribute to its power to please a5largc
class of thcatrc-Goers, who find inltlts
homoly sentiment, flashes Of Wit, lovabc
characters and lhendow-tintcd atmos-
phcro n. refreshing Change from the CLARA
and tinsol Of the spectacular. The cast
and scenic establishment in the coming
engagement are promised to be OF tho
same high order, OF excellence which Mr.,
Thompson has always provided Tho spn-
cal musical feature, the double quar-
tcttc, and the grand choir In tho Grace
Church scene, ara said to DC as cree
two as In prcvio'lssyenrs.
The Bliou offers plenty Of sensation in
"F'ighinG Fate" which begins weeks
engagement, with mntlnccs Tuesday,
Thursday and saturday.
This Is said to he u thrilling drama Of
the race track, and to contain aston!sh-
ing Inventions of scenic effects. Tho story
is n strange one, and brings IN various
race track characters, who cnlivon the
play with bright bits of comedy. A
story OF the race track can never he
m entirely happy one and this Is trun
to life, so much 50 that audiences arc
said to be carried away with It's realism.
A panoramic racing scene Mt Shccpshcatl
Bay Is the big feature. and a string OF
race horses are used in this scene. Wire
less tcegraphY, view of the courts of
the East Side tenoments, "Rebecca's
Roost," New York's new 'whitc light
district, and a race between revenue
boat and a yacht are among the novel;
ties promised.
New singing and dancing specialties by
the street singers will be an added
feature. Mr.. Angus Gustam Viii be seen
in the leading role, Others in the cast
are Miss Carrie Lamont, William FULLY,
Irene Mcara, Antoinette Smart, Walter
Cook and John Mackcy.
Mr. Ryan continues to please patrons
at the BiJou The engagement closes to-
morrow. 9 IA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-06

ORNAMENT ALL SCHOOLS.
LAYS Special Stress on Educating
tic Young to Higher
Things.

large and representative crowd at
4crdcd the lecture on "oublic Art Educa-
X lion" delivered last night BY Mr.. Henry
Turner Galley in the Young Mems CHRIS
tim Association Auditorium The lee
turer spoke in IL very interesting manner,
and with his many and varied stercoplo-
Il ron views. gave a graphic description OF
The needs of a higher aesthetic educat'oh
for the public and the much that has
already been accomplished.
5 Mr.. Bailey said that the people are
beginning to cvince an intense interest in
regard 10 the higher things and he
n thought there Is II very hopeful outlook
I'D, The incubation of the idea beautiful
In the minds of the growing generation.
He referred in glowing terms to tho in
4 creasinr tendency In manufacturers ana
RAILROAD companies to beautify and ornh-
Iient their plants and stations with the
things OF nature, exhibiting with his
views much advance that has already
taken place along this line. They arc
ursininE to find, If they would accom-
i rllsl, tho best results from tho employees
that their places must be ornamental as
We'll as useful. He gave an instance OF
IA printer IN liafrlSDurS, Iu., wiz ia .
lvautifed his plant to large extent
and has installed II course of lectures
athat tend not only toward the useful,
hut also toward the teaching of the beau
tiful and artistic IN life and nature. Not
only should private establishments, nc
showed. be built with a view to artistic
ornamentation, but likewise schools,
churches and public buildings in general.
The child, TO be brought up with some
love ana desire for the beautiful and
good, must have an environment of art
and natural beauty, such as Will inspire
ir the growing mind Il higher thought
and nobler ambition. Tho youthful
mind is reacted upon BY the immediate
surroundings. and great care should be
taken that these surroundings should
.bn only those that will create and nur-
lure a lScener and more lasting apprccia-
ton Of the beauties ana clories With
which nature al,ounds and which all
teach some lessons of pure aesthetics.
Mr.. Daniels iluStTatc>: all his remarks
with his carried collection OF stcreopticon
Views, which were very useful in de-
4scribng the conditions that needed to be
lemedled and the results that had been
achieved in many places.
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.GRAND JURY IS
IN INVESTIGATING {. B
Judge Scott Charges Jury q Look
Thoroughly Into Affairs Of
Late County Treasurer.
SESSION LAST SEVERAL DAYS.
Accountants Testify, and Others
Will Be CallcdUpol1- Promi-
ncnt Men on Jury.

Tho inquiry into the cl,ortagc IN tha
accounts OF the late Treasurer, Walter
j. Todd, which was begun yesterday by
tho grand jury Of the Iicnrco Circuit
Court, will be continued this morning
10 O'Clock, when the jury convcncs ut
the County Courthouse.
When the grand Jury came together
yesterday morning. taftcr their ndjourn-5
ment over from last Monday. after a
short consultation with Commemorative
attorney. T.. o. NYendcnburg. Judge r..
Garter Scott charged the jury with a
thorough investigation OF the cAsc, saying
that If any fraud existed 1t should be
discovered, and It not, TINT the late trca-
slrcr and his assistants in the Office might
bc free from any suspicion Of dishonesty
which would else attach itself to them.
The first witnesses called before tho
jury were expert accountants, II. e.
Boudar and son, Mr.. Thomas a. Boudar,
who testified to the accuracy OF the re-
port now in the hands Of the jury. Linz
mediately after this examination, Mr..
Wcndenburg was called in. and later the
present treasurer. Mr.. II. G. Hcchler and
the deputy treasurer, Mr.. y. j. Todd,
testified before the jury.
In Session Several Days.
Inquiry among the witnesses after The
session Of tile Jury failed TO elicit any
information OF tho nature OF their testi-
nsony or OF the line OF investigation which
the jury is following in this case. The
Witnesses had all been cautioned against
talking to outsiders OF tho working OF
the body and IN consequence they kent
quiet on tho tiplc.
The outlook is for a several days ses-
sion OF the grand Jury on the inyestsa.
ton though there Is no telling, us thc&
might complete their task this morning
and hand in their report at once. This
report Of tho expert accountants Is he.
ing carefully looked over. and Will prob
ably be the thread that the Jurors win
follow during the inquiry. In the mean.
time. friends or the late treasurer arc
confident OF the nnal outcome of tho
examination, that no facts OF scnsa-
tIonal ma ture will be brought to light.
The members offtihe grand jury arc
AIcssrs. II. a. Cary. r. r.. Moncure. Il, S.
Read. George Watt, Val, Hecher. Jr.,
". Fl. MncGrudcr. TN. Miller, J. II.
Scott and IAbram Stark.
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Mr.. Cowles' Yacht Here.

Ttc steam yacht Ada, n handsomely Mt
ted draft from New York; the property
Of Mr.. j. T.. Cowlcs, a large Wholesale
dry goods merchant Of that city, anchors
cd near Old Dominion wharf at o'clock
Wednesday morning, with the owner and
his family on board. lfl
The yacht Is said to be, one Of the finest
that has visited Richmond for some years.
Mr.. Cowlcs took in Richmond in all auto
mobile during the day, accompanied by
his wife and niece. eg
orn s ars ana Ie Win stop at ali the n,er
csting points along the James. They intend
TO visit the West indies before returning
to New York, In the late spring.
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80. ~, -. ,li ~ -,
tiis CITY " irolessol ue4Ia ~ ...t
son 70 cover lcn weeks, .ho poiu'''. e ,..;s,
can having s!sncd hlhlseli-, ~ -. n ~
music Tor, me sa's W., ar,rol'r,,,''cN ~ 9''to
purpose pS ti ,, 1'Silts Iou i,E.., a.,
~ thorough discussion e,,ci'ea ~ i 80.
tnat u, orueI y c'trrS ~ ~ w T., ~.
rlsht Wa!,st inc committees ceu, - -. ~,
APPROXIMATION OF money t,1'',i .,,s
gets. The motion was mace INA ,..u 49,, lay
engineer make a statement OF, t.e aa,,out
needs Of tlle 3depart,neht ny i, oser.
10 INC bonra ol Aiue,i.'ei. w Ina, Si,r
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-06
Dog and PONY Show.

4 feature OF the Washburn and
DAlma's famous trained animal show,
whielr. will g{exhbiti at Vine and Main
Streets talL ncxtfTwcck. Is Signor Sackctto
and his famous concert band of soloists.
For half an hour before each perform
ance tho baird gives an elaborate con-
cert, the programme being arranged to
suit all tastes, and including selections
both popular and classical.
Washburn and E'Alma will gladden. the
hearts OF the orphans in Richmond. as
each orphans homo will have an Invita-
rtion to attend some afternoon during the
week S,
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CAME TO SEE THE CITY.
Henrico Lad Runs Away and is
Nabbed By Watchful Detective.

DESTROYS of seeing the sights IN Rich
mond l.. G.. Thompson a white boy from
Helrico county, chased himself away
from home II few days ago and landed
right plum on Broad street. After look
ing at TWO or three policemen and some
figures in the department stores he saw
Detective Mcmahon.
The detective had received word from
tiiit boy's father IN the county TO be on
the lookout for him and i. g. u. was
side-tracked 10 tho station house. In the
l.0llce Cont yesterday morning he prom.
isea meyer again to leave the county 'lntil
1t Was annexed 10 the city. Ills uncle
carried him away.
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1T TOtHI 1900. Z. '''''''',,''' 2
pcrcen tago, II 1920. g
GAME CANCELLED.
Richmond College Will Not Meet
Fredericksburg This Afternoon,

The game to have been pIayoI at Hraod
street Park this afternoon between the
t'rederickblrg College has been cancelled.
Coach Dunlap wishes to liaye all Of his
men out to practice this afternoon That
for tic championship game on, Saturday
with the Randolph, Macon College nine.
This game on Saturday will open, tho
is much interest felt among the colleges
over the outcome OF tho battle, Rich
mond College will have every position COW
pect TO have the scalp OF the visitors hans
ing from their belt when, they leave tic
Diamond OF, Saturday afternoon.
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The BANQUET Of Death.

Tho big mems meeting. under the auspices
az the Central Young Mems Christian .tssocla-
ton, VIII be held next Sunday afternoon at
oper M spcak b. orer is
evangcllstic services this week at Grove Ave-
nue. Church. and lie Is a. lne speaker. cspa-
clally to men. He conducted the great mems
meeting a, stanton during the state .convcn-
tion held, thcre; which was ono OF tho most
men. DR.. Polters' subject for Sunday after
noon will be The Banquet OF Death" The
meeting viii begin ut $3.50 o'clock. and 4 IS
expected tho church auditorium will be tllcd
before The hour for opening MS there will be
no meeting at the First baptist Church, the
Academy or the Y, NJ. G, A. building.
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WILL GO TO STAUNTON,
Great Sorrow That Father Nc
Keefrey Must Leave,

Rev. Father W. a. McIieefrey, assist
ant priest OF ST. Patrick's Church. at the
I.cnton services Wednesday announced
that he would leave for Stanton to-day
where he had been assigned by Rishpp
Van dc Yyver to become pastor Of the
church In that city. Father McKeefrey
is one of tho best-loyed priests IN Rich
monl. and the announcement of his do
parturo filed his congregation with emo-
ton.
Father McKecfrey is not native Nir-
giniun, bnt has lived IN this State since
he was five years old and says that he
feels he Is to the manner born, and
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In Council Circles.

Councilmcn Of Manchester We're very
busy last night, there being several
meetings of committees III the City Hall
Council chamber.
The Street Committee WAS In scssbn
very late and transacted much routine
business.
on motion of Asscmhlyman Fcrgt&on,
the City Engineer was instructed to ar
range for steps from the extension OF
Cowardin Avenue down to the tracks
leading to Belle Isle.
Captain West, of the Southern Rail
road has promised to erect a bridge
across the tracks Of the road at this
place, and tho steps down the steep in
cline Will be Of use to the men who
work on tho island Yhilc the bridge Is
being built.
Permission was granted Miller & Win
ston to build n spur track up Stockton
Street to Sixth. where thoy are 10 erect
q large planning min.
adopted Instructed the City Engineer to
communicate at once with the officers
of tho telephone and tc:>>raph companies
and request thcm8to paint all the poles
that arc located In the city.
Tho committee will meet Monday af-
tcrnoon at C'owardin Avenue hHd
Scmmcs street. and look into tho condi-
ton of the foundation Of the bridge
across the railroad tracks at this place.
To Build Pest-House.
The Health Committee met and at
tended TO Ill OF tho routine business.
Tho special committee Of two, appointed
ut n Joint session Of tho committee, and
the Board of Health to solicit bids for
the erection of Il pest blouse. made It's
report. Several bids had been received,
but these were not opened Mr.. Taylor
was added to tho committee, which did
consist Of Mr., Moore and Mr.. Lindsay.
Buy Another Horse,
Tho Five Commissioners last night re-
elected all OF tho tlremen and the att
tachcs Of the department. Tho COM
mittee, which had under consideration
the feasibility of purchasing another
horse and working two horses to tho
hose wagon, reported favorably upon the
proposition and the commissioners will
recommend that the report be acted upon
By tho Council.
Personals and Briefs.
Miss Hail. OF Petersburg, is visiting
her mother at Twelfth and Decatur
Streets,
Tho Alpha Chapter of Standard Bear
crs of Stockton Screet Baptist Church
will meet this evening at the homo of
Miss Ruby Price, No. East Ninth
street,
The monthly meeting of tho Board of
Directors of tho Manchester Sunday
School Union will he held Sunday af-
ternoon in Central Methodist Church ut
| 3 o'clock.
Miss ellen Goodc, of the city is Visit
! ing friends In Ilenrlco county.
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BEFORE JUDGE SCOTT.
Two Small Cases Before Henrico
Circuit Court Yesterday. .&

disposed OF before tho Ilenrico County
Circuit Court Yesterday Buck Mitchell,
charged witl, having, a kit Of burglars
tools IN his possession. vas ncduit ted.
city jail for petit larceny.
Two cases will be hoard to-day. at
session Of tho same court. Frank HEN
om TIC Chesape,kc ana Ohio Railroad
and E'itzhugh Weelns will have to answer
for the theft OF goods to the value OF
$lG5.15 from a number OF freight cars.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-06
Will "Pound's Their Preacher.

Rev. Henry Pearcc Atkins, Of the West
End Christian Church, completed his NTH
year with that church on April LIST. AS
l. compliment and showing their apprc-
will tender to thorn Il reception and
pounding to-nightGat $50 to which all
members and friends Of the congregation
are invited
When Rev Mr.. Atkins took charge of
this work five years ago. the church num-
bered 81 and the Sunday school, 12Q. To-
upwards Of 40 and tho Sunday school
about tho same. Short addresses will
be made by Mayor Carlton Mccarthy and
Colonel Harding, of Lexington, Ky.
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.BA|LEYAND AGREE
Tie For: CIGARS GA.
High Guns on Separate Days
Mill Have to Contest y
Again.
MEN HAVE IMPROVED MUCH
Excellent Scores Made Yesterday
BY Majority Of Policemen.
Rivalry is Keen.

Tho police target practice yesterday
afternoon was OF great interest to the
men of each district. and there were
some worry good scores made Sergeant
Bailey OF the First District was the high
gun for the day and he tied the score
made the day previous, by Officer AGREE.
These two will have q match, to decide
which gets the box Of cigars that was
offered for the man making the lest
scora.
Below will be found the score of each
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-06
Parkinson Woman Fined,

NIolle Pcrklnson, tho woman who was
charged Will, conducting q tllsordcrly
house 1T No, o0l2 East Main street Was
fined $40 and placed under scctlitysin the
sum or $500 for twelve months by Justice
morning Alma Gordon the Girl who was
tukcn ,.fronl tho house Of the Parkinson
woman is now III charge Of DR.. James
Buchanan, of tho Associated Charities
and she will DO sent away from the city.
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Southern's Earnings.

Estimated earnings of the Southern
Railway system, fourth week OF March,
1906, are given below:
Southern Railway Company. excluding
st, I.ouis-Louisville lines: This year,
sl,il7ss5; last years. 1885, lncrcitsc.
S447l. y u Il; NJ
louisville lines: This .ycar. st35, IT'S; last
year, $flS199. Increase; $7,579.
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NEWS GATHERED
T ROM S0UTHS|DE
Stirring Address to Confederate
Veterans and Their
Friends.
COUNCIL COMMITTEES MEET
10 Purchase Another Horse for
the Fire Dcpartrncnt-Pcr-
sonals and Briefs.
Manchester Bureau,2 Tlincs: Dispatch

Manchester Burear,2 Tiincs- Dispatch,
A 1102 Hull Street.
Mr.. p. T. Winston, clerk Of the Law
ana Equity Court Of Richmond, last
hight delivered ail address in the court
house under tho auspices Of Joe johnson
Camp, Confederate Veterans. OF the city.
Almost every veteran in the city heard
the excellent talk OF the distinguished
veteran and he was applaudcd to tho
echo. Ills subject was 1.-The Battle of
Shapsb,,rg,'' and he showed Il perfect
knowledge with the subject muttcr-a
graphite, thrilling knowledge Of tho bat
tic that was fought there nl tp4 W
Mr.. Winston injected INTO his speech
many "reminiscences that made the old
Veterans present laugh or cry attturns.
The public was invited, and there were
many young men-sons OF Confederate
veteluns--and all enjoyed the address,
The speaker was introduced by Judge
William J. Clopton, Of the Corporation
Court, who is commander Of Joe john
Z
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-06
Case Postponed.

'rhc State Corporation Commission was to
have heard yesterday tho complaint of W. H.
Rudd and others. of 1oowhatan county, against
the Tdewater and Western Railway. formerly
the lrarmvlllc and Powhaan hut owing to the
absence OF ttorncy Sndlcr. counsel for the
complainants. tho case was postponed without
date Rudd and other patrons of tho road seek
to compel tho company to run two trains per
day one to he exclusively for passengers. At
present the only trains run arc mixed passcn-
ger, freight and mail trains.
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Pardon Asked For.

Mayor Rice OF BRISTOL callod on Governor
swanson yesterday and entered an application
for the pardon OF James Nelson, n young white
man. who Is serving a term In the ucnitcnctry
for hiIamy II Is alleged that Nelson was
Ignorant Of the existence on earth of his first
wife when he was united in marriage with the
second It Is also in evidence that he was Il
Woodworking and worthy citizen. IIc has al
ready served nearly two-thids OF tho three
year tornf the jury gave him. Tho Governor
heard tho Mayor, took the papers, and will give
the case conSIjera ton to-day,
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SUMMER CONCERTS.
Iardella's Band Again Gets Con-
tract for Music in the Parks.

Music loving Richmond will get it's an
nual quota of melody this summer, and
Professor Felix lardella will wave his
baton from tho hand stands OF Rich
mond's parks In the Same enthusiastic
fashion as he has done for 10, these many
years.
by II snnanimous vote last night. the
Committee on Grounds and BUILDINGS gave
the contract for music IN the, parks Of
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ANNOUNCE SUNDAY.
DR.. Pitt Will Then Give Decision
AS to Continuing Passionate.

DR.. r. IT. Pitt will announce his decision in
reference to continuing the pnstorship of Ash
congregation is very DESTROYS Of having Or.
Pitt remain With them, and are making all
ton Or. Pitt Will give the matter his careful
consideration before making the ilnal decision
Of the congregation attend the services next
Sunday, t-yfs MAJ s r.. Ettf 81 u #tiE5
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Z CARNEGIE IN TOWN. j
Comes and Goes Like An I'm
Sillurnined lack O. Lantern.

Andrew Carnegie stole a. marcel, on his
Richmond friends when lie came to town
last Monday but failed to register a t
tho Jefferson Hotei. where he stopped
Tho name Of &c; Irvine" the patronym
OF his secretary. appears on the register.
Mr.. Carnegie left the city Tuesday morn
Ing early for Tuskcgec.
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Mr.. Pegram Out Again.

Mr. Willie IT, Pcgram conductor ON tho
Richmond fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad. Is able to he ont again and at
work, after a long spell Of nervous pros
traton. Mr.. PcgraT has been under the
care or Or. Russell Jones for four months
and has been in the Virginia Hospital for
two weeks.
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Crap Shooters Fined.

For shooting crap and creating dis
order or, Il public highway, George Lynch.
Dick Standard, Paul Elliott. Harry Tins
Icy and Charles Ridley, all negroes. were
fined $50 and costs each before Squire
Lewis. OF Henrico. vest rday. Special
Officer G +. Morris, OF Hcnrico, made the
arrests last Sunday.
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Woman Horribly Burned,

Z salllo johnson, negro woman about forty
years old, Was probably fatally burned last
ins Of a. lamp, THE woman VAS In room
alone at the time tho lamp Was upset. Ter
clothing caught fire. and she was horribly
burned about the body and face, and It'll
thought that she s%alloweh the blaze lhs
Dr Jyltien made the woman AZ comfortable az
possible She Is not cSpcrtcd TO live, T.
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Colored Woman Too Strenuous

Mary, Grandson, q negro woman, was
fined $50 and costs by Justice Crulrhllcld
Yesterday afternoon for resisting Deputy
High Constable II, $, llcslip in the dis
lleVy on some furniture tho woman had in
her home and she protested, and protest.
cd so strenlously that she assaulted Mr.,
IucSlIp.. ~
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Governor MAY Attend.

Governor Swanson has not vet decided to ac-
ccpt the Invitation he has received to attend
the Confederate reunion in New Orleans next
month He feels that he would enjoy tho trip
and tho festivities, but fears that his official
duties will require his strict attention at that
! . r + , y - E - "a H 8
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Candidates. Fees Due.

=. Kenlpcr Rector. treasurer OF the Demo-
cratic CITY Committee. No. IFS East Main
Street, is ready, willing and anxious to re-
ceipt to candidates for their fees to enter the
primary contest Tho fee for Councllmen Is
$40. for Aldermen Is. and for City Treasurer.
&
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Commissioners Doherty Out Again

James d. Dohcrty, Commissioners Of Labor.
was In his office IN the Capitol Yesterday for
the first tine since his terrible fall last Sat-
urday. He has suffered a. great deal from
the wound received IN tho accident, but has
now almost entirely recovered.
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evening next at the hall 627 East Broad
street, to which they invite all their
friends ana hope to shake their hands and
say ndicu. All interested in the arniy's
work are cordially invited TO this meet
ing.
The home here will Of course be con-
tinued under new management.