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The San Francisco call., 1906-10-02
cOFFEY REFUSES TO CONFIRM
THE SECOND SALE OF LANDS

Judge Cofey. refused yesterday TO
confirm the sale OF certain lands now
in the possession OF r N, Cobban and
T 3 Walker. .wAO. purchased them OF
John A Benson. the man connected
with the big land frauds. An appii-
cation 10 confirm another sale OF these
lands was made BY the. Executors Of the
estate OF Patrick Reddy. who was the
former owner Reddy left some valu-
able Monache lands. at his. death 70 his
widow and brother who attempted 10
carry out an Old: agreement he made
with Benson =.
In order. 70 do this they decided the
Monache lands 70 the United states
and took lieu lands. in exchange. IN
the deed 10 the Government however.
they made the assignment as adminis-
traitors instead of as devisees Of the
estate thus making the title 10 the
land they received defective. This. land
they sold 70 Benson. who later sold IL
10 CObbaD and Walker. Benson paid
$500 10 the ReGdy estate. but. is al
legs 70 have received about <27.e00-
Recently the estate made another sale
OF the lands and It was on the applf-
cation. 70 confirm this that Judge Cof-
fey rendered his adverse decision
He declared that the title TO the
land was not good and that he would
not order il sold 20 meet any obli-
cations OF the estate as long as any
other land remained. the purchase BY
Coboan and walker having been made
sEnoeently and under the belief that
the title 70 the lands was not clouded-
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-02
SEND LAST APPEAL
To SUPERVISORS.
Fire Commissioners to Dis
band Companies if Quar-
ters Are Not Provided
FINANCES OF CITY

The Fire Commissioners yesterday
transmitted to the Board OF Supervisors
their last appeal. as decided upon az
Fridays meeting. for funds 70 build
temporary houses 10 shelter engine
companies whose former quarters were
destroyed BY the FIRE
The communication says that IN
many instances the quarters now pro-
vided are unsanitary. causing much
sickness among the men, The horses
are likewise endangered from exposure.
the apparatus is kept in the streets
and is rapidly deteriOrating- The COM
municatiOn further states that unless
Immediate provision is made for the
erection Of temporary structures on
the former sites OF these companies in
the burned district the commission will
soon be compelled to put them out Ot
service and dismiss the members
thereof.
The board approved the statement
fled BY the Auditor. showing the inan-
cial condition OF the City. 1t shows the
net funded debt 10 be S4.12s.290. the
value Of property belong ging TO the mu-
nicipality., 27.255. 09es cash on hand IN
the city treasury. s4.S3s.413sS; assessed
valuation OF all kinds. OF private prop
erty, S375. .96Ssl72;. tax levy for state.
city and county purposes. sf-7sS on
every 500; revenue from taxes esti-
mated. al ss.75S.s0T.fs.' estimated re-
ceipts from licenses and other sources.
Sz.5S7 500; assessed valuations OF
Southern Pacific. Central Pacific and
Pullman companies. IN. san Francisco.
s17o.5s5. on. which tax revenue OF
sS0Ss-75 will be received BY the city.
The amendment 20 the building or
dfnance permitting the use OF asbestos
material for roofing was finally passed
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-02
Half a Hundred Skilled Mechanics Here
on SOnOma From Australia

The following vessels are dIschargIng lu1-
Der eargoes al this port Steamer aosellle. ..1,s'
bsrkentines Koko Head. Lahaina. James "
Johnson and James Tufts: schooners Gahnkons,
wflbert L Smith. Prosper. Ariel. Minnie = T.
Game Nindora. Manila. Winslor. w J. far
terson. Meteor. Beulah and Caroline ...-
The following vessels are on the way 70 Lnis
port; Steamers J. B. stssson I and Roanoge ssi
Cslom2; schooners Kona. Wawona. u; u 9en-
dixen. J. W elise. Ethel Zane salem 5,es. Z %.
British ship queen Elizabeth. sixty days from
Hamburg with cargo Of cement
and the British steamer selsdoa are discharg-
ing carSoes at Port Los Angeles
ont e,rsfsseirbt sTssssa H dsFs and the Norwegian
steamer Jethow. Captain Peterson out fifty
seven days from Newcastle, are on the wsy
. TAc6MA. ocf' the schooner okansran
sailed today from Port Gamble for San Fran
The bark Italia arrived today from Seattle
10 load lumber for Melbourne
The steamship Strzthtay arrived last nlen'
fro1s San Francisco 70 load wheat for Europe
The silver salmon have stopped running TO
Beliinghsrn Bay and contiguous waters PseseEs
DAYS. otherwise the pack will fan far short
OF what has been expected
e<fablish = Iiehfsaip on Point Partridge. six
niles beiox Port Townsend The long sno-i
there reaches cut into the straits OF Fuca ioT
mile and half Pilots fear that ofiehiai
steamers may become endangered
EUREKA Oct 1.-Eight vessels passed over
the bar teday. six incoming and two ontgolng.
The arrivals all from the south. were tne
Vanguard Santa Monica. Despstch- = Homer
RaraiIi and Eureka The departures were the
British steamer Fo-reTic bound for Meip9nrne
with lumber. and the San Pedro for San Fran
ciseo.
VANCOUVER B. c.. Oct The steamer
Princess Beatrice which arrived this morning
from Sksgway had the largest passenger list OF
the season. She brought 1o4 persons, an rom
the Kiondike. They have come o. lhe> @ Ias.
s4s.r5e-s sna ali boats south bound TOW from
Sksxray for two weeks VIII be crowded VIII
psxse1~ers Who viii not return 20 Dawson until
ice forms and slefEhs running
77,e Sfss-ne- Fssmiuro the first trawleT opeT-
s-ed on the halihat banks. returned 70 Port ,tlls
morning with 63. 600 pounds OF fish Ine steamer
Ns-~ E7~l.nS whose fishermen use lines sno
hrst re+urued fofsey with 4 cargo twice .ne
Size az tbst Of the Fismingo II is q1esslon
witch fype Of vessel viii prove more Fsfuaoie-
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-02
BANNER WINTER FOR TOURISTS.

In spite of the alleged backwardness
of Eastern people IN coming 20 Cali
fornia this year, the reports OF the
Southern Pacific and the santa Re show
that more tourists and settlers have
entered the State during the past
month than at any other time when an
equal rate was in force More than
$4,000 tickets from the East TO Cali
fornia have been sold over the South
ern Pacific alone during the past
month The Santa Fe shows an equal
number Of inbound passengers. Pas
senger ofncials are OF the opinion that
this winter viii be the banner winter
for tourists. and 70 this end are urging
the hotels OF the State TO prepare for
full houses.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-02
COLLISION AT PoRr COSTA.
RIVER Steamer J. D. Peters Runs Into
the British Ship Visfgoth.


the British Ship Visfgoth.
MARTINEZ. Oct While docking
AZ the George W McNear warehouse at
Fort Costa Saturday evening the river
steamer J. D Peters ran afoul of the
English ship Visigoth. demolished a
small lighter moored at the Britisher.s
side and narrowly escaped being se,,1-
tied
The Peters left san Francisco early
N the evening on her way 10 stockton
and attempted 10 dock al her usual
perth Al Port Costa. None Of the yes
seis crew perceived lights at the bow
OF the Fisigoth and proceeded ahead
under half steam The English shin
should have been locked at the upper
end OF the wharf. The captain OF the
river boat was unable TO avoid the col
Islon- but signaied for full speed
astern- Forty feet OF the railing Of the
Peters was ripped of and score or
more OF terrified passengers, several Of
sFnon were women. rushed from their
slaterooms clad only in their night
garnests- They were restrained with
ollnculty from jumping overheard.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-02

The committee Of ten appointed By
the refugees OF Alamo Square 20 pre-
vent their removal 10 other parks has
prepared letters 10 Acting Mayor James
Gala agher and the Relief Corporation.
asking that they be allowed 20 remain
IN the park until August !. 1907. The
further request viii be made OF ths
Relief Corporation that houses be built
IN the square for such refugees as
need them
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-02
TO RECEIVE ARCTIC ExPLoRER.

At a meeting OF the committee hav-
ing the arrangements in charge for the
reception 10 Ronald Amundsen. the
Arctic explorer il was announced that
the distinguished visitor will arrive by
train in this city on October Ia. His
boat. the G5oa. in which he made his
Arctic explorations. is expected TO ar
rive on October s. A committee con-
sisting OF Daniel Coleman. o. A Tveit-
moe and Alfred Roncovieri was ap-
pointed to arrange for the banquet in
honor Of Amuadsen- Another meeting
viii be held this afternoon at o'clock
al the Norwegian Fran" Club. 220
Pierce street
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-02
DowDALL CASE CONTINUED.

The trial OF Richard Dowdail.- alias
Joseph Sutton. accused OF having held
up and robbed ex-Coroner Leland on
Vallejo street near Laguna- some time
ago. was continued yesterday BY Judge
Carroll Cook 10 October 20. Dowdali
attacked Judge Cook with a pair OF
heavy handouts at. the time OF his ar
raignment and was. taken before the
Insaaity- CommissiOn-. He was found
10 be sane and twas declared that he
was feigning-
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-02
Brickmasons and Carpenters, Attracted
by High Wages, to Aid in Rebuilding.


yesterday Australia New Zealand
Of
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-02
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
ARRIvTD.

ARRIyTD-
Nn~tzv. 0cfoher /.
- >-;,--.- usrr. F5lraer 2S davs from
1go-,eko5e ris Yokohama ie days and Honolulu
s a4sS ssat. san barbra. zseaart. ss hours from
STsFs sr sos1; Rosnese. DrnhA days from Portland
Vi. Ea1ela I s,sfsa sa.'sS Boni6esa. 81 hours from
s.se-ir ,,assad SOUTH mt IN 70 land passengeTs
ssmr Lansing. Herman. 25 hours from for'
s.T s-o,.i Greenwood. Faserstrom. % hours frOn
'g.nn s+mr s5l sanams. Trask. 25 days from sydney
T ,s1 nes95me manterer Berg ls hours @ Monterey
Seh- Mar g Besk 2 hours from Bodegz-
oi-'-z = Mondsy. October l.
BARK Paramita. Moller, Astoria; l. A. Ped
erson. surn
Monday. October l.
stmr Thomas L wand. Hardwiek. Coos Bss
ans stnF af'Yasal Asancion. Bridget. RedondO.
sfrnr Sanoa- Madsen- Ce<par
stmr Arzo Hansen. Eel Riysr points.
stmr Aicstraz. Frederiekson, Point Arena
Strnr Roanoke. Dunhap- San Pedro
stmr tra ] B stessons BonIseld. San Pedro.
Srbr Robert Searies. Pfltz, Winston
sehr Fortgns ols.a ailais Port Hsfpn Gamble
SrSI srST ssufIsTo. Liass1erv. Monterey. in tow
tug Relief
D. s+mr Isnsinr--sett 25. in lat 81 % \,
,orr 1e5 ss W Fr bark hound north. could
not distinguish signal ,sttess @
HoNcKoNG Oct 1.--e;er ssmr sullberg col
iided with Jap stmr Hongkang Marn- which
was anchored in the harboT, viii have TO 20 into
oss COCK 10 TELEGRAPHIc.
POINT IOB0S. Oct lilo p m--WeatheI
clear: wind NV S,E zsIeeity sanIs mils. per hour
PORT HARF0RD-Sailed Sept 5o-stmr Man
ToSTERFY-s n sailed sept 3o-schr Rodericl
Dsh; ss~Tt tt RARBARA-Arrived Oct i-s,m,
Ross. hence Sept so: stmr State OF California,
from San Diego.
&c. stmr State Of California for San Francisco
rMPQUA-saiied Sept 22-Sehr Caroline. fol
San Pedro. Sept 2s-schr Louise. for San Pedro
, Sent 2p-Schr Sadie. for San Pedro.
TACOMA-Arrived Oct l-ltsi ship Italia
from Seattle; schr King Cyrus. hence Sept Is
t,rd frsrn Seattle. 70 load for San Francisco,
sfmr Delhi. from Seattle, 10 load for Port Har
.TAroosH-Passed Oct i-stmr Nebraskan
hence Sept 2s. for seattle
Passed Inward Oct I-s,mr City Of Puebis
SsFEATTsIE-Arrsred sept so-stmr Farsllon
from Skagway; stnlr Dolphin. from Skagway;
Etmr Rainier. hence Sept %. Oct i-stmr Ohio
''ss.l Sailed Oct I-Br ship East African. for Ts-
'''iiai Arrived Oct 1-Br stmr chiswick. from Mu.
Aisf1,; isJfT1S,;EAu-saiied Sept so-stnr Humboldt.
yALDEZ-Saiie6 Sept 30-Stmr Santa Clara.
for Seward.
ingsor for san Fr1ncisco.
EYERETT-ssiIed Oct i-schr Harold Blek-
rn for San Francisco.
BANDoS--Arrived oct l-stmr Elizabeth.
RAYMoND-ssiied Oct l-ssmr Kvichak. TO.
San Francisco.
san PEDR0-Arrived Sept 30-stmr Yo-
semitic hence Sept IS: schr BeuIzh from rrnp.
schr " Gsrns, from Astoria; stur
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-02
PROTEST OF REFUGEES.

which does not seem.in a fair way OF
being solved
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-02
WFATHER FoRFcAST-

Forecast for san Francisco and vfenity-Fair
Tresday: fresh northwest wind
For Sacramento yaliey-Fsir Tuesday; cooler;
light south wind
For san Joaquin yalIey-FAir Tuesday; light
north wind
For Los Angeles and Ficinify-Fair; cooler
Tresdar: light north wind. changing 10 westerly
Maximum temperature previous day-Chicsgc.
5s-52 A G. McADIE. District Fo-ecasfer
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-02
MONDAY, OCTOBER -
Z. 5. Branch Hydrosraphic once.

A branch OF The United States Hydrorrapbic
Of6ce located at the Merchants Fxcba5~-1 Il
maintained in San Francisco foE the benefr of
mariners. without regard 10 nationality and free
Of expense. NarigsfC-s are cordislly Invited "a
visit the o<nce where complete sets Of chart,
and sailing directions OF the world are kept at
hand for comparison and reference and the
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-02
THE weather Report.

United States Department OF ArricuIture-
WssIhe- Blresn. San Francisco fcfoher i
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-02

latest Information can always be obtained re-
ssrdsaS ls=tts. dangers 70 navigation and All
lzxt-srs OF interest 20 ocean commerce. The
-fne hail Se-rfre hsS been suspended pending
IKE reconsrrncrioa Of the tower Of the ferry
; T MCMILLAN. Nautical Expert. In chargs
Movement of steamers
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-02
Goodyear Rubber Company

Goodyear Rubber Company
Have returned 10 their old home, where they
were located before the IRE, 593-579 Market
street near Second. Tel Temporary 17SS.
CONTEMPT CASES GO 0vER.-In the
United States Circuit Court yesterday. United
States District Judge de Haven continued the
son-empt cases against Andrew Furusefh and
the Sailors Union until October Is.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-02
ARMY TRANSPORTS.

AHm1 thAHSPoRTS.
The Buford is at Honolulu
The Crook is in port Out q commission
The Logan Is al Manila
The Sheridan. which vent ashore on rashn
Hawaii. was doated but leaked - baifr fEss
trance, 10 Pearl Harbor
The sherman Is in port. VIII sail Oct. Is
The Thomas left Honolulu Sept. Is for Ma
The Warren is In pert Out o. comm,ss,o.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-02

Sun and Tide.
GATED States Coast and G>oderie surv.v-Tgn.
and Hef<nz Of Tides at Fort Po,nr rc- r-5r~
Front fNission-sfreet wharf add 25 u,inures
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-02

a.
HONOLULU. Oct 1--C sfmr Sheridan nra
viously reported be.ehed at Pearl HaTho- -f;ss
on the west entrance OF toe harbor Ayfe~ fiat
ing. the vessel had very heavy list ana eSfe-
tow lines and pointed bow toward shore ,rss-a "a
she now lies In position dlffcult - ra~~i,
1t Is thought that while the vessel was h~ir~
tovyed or the reef she had a large hoe -sreed
in her huh. The stnrs Bufcrd and i,spsai
Manning also tugs, standing hT n Il
thought to that the Tessel viii now be a total
The Z S stmr Sheridan was beached A. en-
trance 10 Pearl Harbor-
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-02

shaken hy Eartk quake shocks
S.Dtain Mcleod OF the bark agate
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-28
GOV " js|jW|AhsQN.G''.I|vl|'E||?s'jI
BUAT0N0A H0I |. Shot. ! | |.
Refusing Pardon, Says 'EpworthS
League Artist Was Lightly
Dealt With Il u. E8a

While Governor Swanson is an exceed
sinrlv kind-hearted man. he yet has M !
ssemblance OF patience with wrongs doors
HIS sExcellenoy has shown this On ma NJ
occasions since no has coupled the gus
sbernatorial chair II and It cropped out
a az yesterday, when he handed out
n strong package" to one A.. Chadwick
Burton, whose chief claim to dlstlnI;lon
N these parts la his conviction on h the
charge Of obtaining money from various
oItizens upon the pretext that he was
working In the Interest OF the EpWorth
League, The Governor was seated lgin
his Office about one O'clock, surrounded
by5 newspaper men, When the Burton SUBJ
1ect was brought up. z In n # ss3ii91s
,'8uIll act on that case nov" he said
at the same time ringing for his secre-f
tary 'Put this endorsemnt on Rurton's
Sapp|cat ion,"" he said, and the secretary
wrote; S,5
~ sHThe application Of A, Chadwick
81 Burton for pardon is this day ref used. Il
There Is nothing whatsoever In this
application to recommend itself for
u Executive clemenoy. consld ertng the g
recent offenses Of the prisoner, and III
his many offenses Of this kind IN the S
past, he has been dealt with !. very SsS
q lightly, and ] shall not interfere wi tn
the penalty imposed. y
This Is the Whole story, and Burton
must con ipue to ''do tim" In the city 1
,5ail- III a # Is s9gs II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-28
Sundays Free Concerts.

Z The following selections will be played
at lakewood next Sunday afternoon and
evening by Kessnich,s band these con-
certs are becoming quite popular.
The afternoon programme will be as
March. Brayure. by 3voelkor,
#F Overture, Pique Dame. by suppe.
]. Fantasia, Kentucky Home, wlthSvnria-
itions for all Instruments, by Daily.
sele ton It Happened In n N ordland,
Herbert, isj 3
q i Patrol Turkish, Michelis. 81 ~
XII Request number: gs t;s III x
Grand Potpourri, Musical Joker Hamm,
B5 The afternoon concerts will take place
from FIVE to seven o clock, 81
4. The evening programme from $3.50 to
Grand March Coronation. Ayerbeer.
Overture. Tampa, by Herold. 85s5
IL g, seebold. iSS5 IA 4 u b
S% Selection. The Mascot, Audran,'
Medley, Hunrpty Dumpty, arranged by
Rocker. VI
Spanish Fantasta, by La Rolna. ar
AZ Request number: " a 4
German Potpoprrl, A Night In Berlin,
EHattman, IN ls,li " Ri 4s3i 81 Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-28
]. TILED: !: |! ].
ARGUMENT Mem Heard i: ND
Trust 6 Companies Object to Mas di''s,
ter Holidays Report in Street
Railway Case. lss

Il United states District Judg e Vaddill,,
sitting yesterday at chambers, heard the
executions to the report Of Special Mas
ter "a NJ. holiday, in the tease OF me
Rowling Green Trust Company, trustees
and others, against the Virginia Fnssen'
ger and 4 Power Company, and others, 4
A large number Of lawyers attenams
the hearing ana many exceptions were
''filed and argument on the same was y
1s The Bowling Green Trust Company,
the Metropolit tan Trust Company, m
Central Trust Company, md tina sE1'lllr
able Trust Company, all 8of Nov oEk,
ana q number OF companies ana IlFHas
dealing in railway supplies. were d repre-
scented BY attorneys, mosay RiehmonA
LAWYERS hasy1r Tue special master m his l, g..
nor nom had allowed Hea,ly FL ~ inc /
3nronerly 81 proven claims Of ne supp!y
ccompamies against the various stree!
railway railway, lines that had bean merSsa
into tie virginia Passenger ana PoWs!
Company, ana to nearly every one y
these allowances counsel for the .tr Y :!
seompanies, hol ding mortgages asa!ns'
the Consolidated railway lines, exeepIea
y Judge \ W addill Il heard the exeepsloMs
and the argument and toQk the pa,
apers. z announcing that he Wtll sen'sir
his decision Saturday morntn 3 ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-28
.NEWOFF|C[RS.GO
IN MONDAY | ] NEXT {.
Colonel Joseph Button Ready ~
4. axe Charge Of Estate S; : Depart
ment Of Insurance.
WILSON v son HAS FINE PLACE I. C.
Will Head a Virginia 5 Long -. De y.
layed Road Imp rovement
Scheme.
WILSON HAS FINE nee

Two important e state departments
created by the last session OF the Cen
eral Assembly will become effective on
Sunday. July 1st. but the officers chosen
to manage them vii not take charge un-
til next Monday. AZ X "a Il Il
These departments relate respectively to
the very, Important subject OF insurance
and State highways. Both have long becn
neglected In YIrginla, but; bills have been
offered for many years in the legislature
bearing upon & hem. Like all reforms,
these movements were finally Il consum-
mated, and now the people will watch
the management OF the two departments
with the utmost interest. Colonel Joseph
Button former clerk OF the State Senate,
secretary OF the Democratic State Com
mlttee and chairman Of the Tenth Dis
#trlct Democratic Committee, will head
the Department Of Insurance. and VIII
assume charge onY Monday. s So IS a ,f
C Colonel Button Away.
Colonel Button has been absent for
several months. looking into the work
ings Of insurance bureaus in other States,
meeting of State insurance commissions
ers, who are comforting with reference
TO certain forms which It Is proposed to
adopt for general use in all the States.
b Meanwhile, Deputy Commissioner j. N.
Brenaman has fitted up q suite Of rooms
on the basement floor OF the Capitol un-
der the Senate chamber for the use OF
tho department. The books, papers, etc..
relating to tho subject Of insurance, here
tofore kept in the Auditor Office, have
been moved over to the offices OF the In
surance department, tat&
" The salary OF Colonel Button Is $4,000
nd NJ 10 ill a 1t1
missioner, q clerk and contingent fund
for travelling and other expenses.
rs Chose Old-Tilne Friend.
n So far us is known. Colonel Button has
not yet named his clerk, but he was
Jim Brenaman, as deputy commissioner.
Tho insurance department Will have
to do with all matters arising In tho
State, which relate In any manner to
the subject Of insurance. 5
y The new highway commissioner II Cap
tain p. St, julien Wilson. OF this city.
who up to the time Of his appointment
by tho Governor was an assistant city
engineer, Captain Wilson'S salary Is
5000. and no viii have an assistant at
$500 and q clerk at $1,000
Not Yet Filled. iiE5
So far, he has filled neither OF the
places,
Tho new highway commissioner is at
present In tho east. for the purpose OF
familnryng himself with tho subject
OF up-to-date road-mak!ng, He will
return here In short while and open
his offices, though up to this time, Colo
mel Richardson hasfnot found q place for
him, 80 crowded lathe capitol building
at,presont 4 3F lt 4
The people are deeply Interested In the
| y to- ~ n
and they earnestly desire the success Of
both departments. 3t3Fs tt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-28

The sixth annual convention OF the To-
bacco Association OF the United States
will be held on the briny deep, Tho
first days session will begin at 8 P. NJ.
July 4th, on board tho Old Dominion
steamship Jamestown" At that hour
the steamer will be passing through the
Virginia Capes. out into the Atlantic
Ocean. on Its way to New York. This
meeting Will DO merely preliminary.
Tho next morning, while tho James
town" is blowing the waters of the At
lantic. the association Will get down to
Its real business, which Will probably be
completed by the time the steamer
reaches New York. at p. NJ. although
final session viii be held on the morn
ing OF the 9Th at the New Grand Hotel.
in New York. The members OF the asso-
citation viii then turn out to see the
sights OF New York and tho suburbs, In
GLIDING Coney Island The return trip
will be by the Old Dominion line.
Among the Richmond tobacconists who
ARE booked to attend this sea voyage
convention ere w. Il, Hazel. Julius Hob
son, n. NJ. Darlington. John l.. WIngo,
Albert Kramer. y. Il, Victor W. w,
Morton, C. w. Spicer, John G. Hagan,
r. T. Arlington and w. #. Reed,
The officers OF tho Tobacco Assoclat ton
OF the United States are Tazewell NJ.
Darlington. Richmond, president; N. Q.
shouse Louisville. first vice-pmsldent;
W. L. Petty, Rocky Mount. n. G., second
Nce-president; +. D. I.uckett. Clarks,
VILE. Tenn. third y!ce-president; John
Hagan, Richmond, secretary and treas
urer. \ + 6tf III
4 Delegations from Virginia, North Caro-,
and New York Will attend the sixth an
nual convention " A3- =s,s-. IN * 3-5'-t "