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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-29
LEE DISTRICT

Mrs. j. II. clarkson has returned TO
St. Louis after visiting her sister MIS-
Julian c. Minson, No. 233o West Grace
Street.
Mrs. Samuel S. Duval. OF IIcnrico
co,lnyt, who has been spending severn
weeks In Richmond with her datsh
In order to receive medical attention. Is
improving rapidly under the treatment "
Dr. Charles w. Edwards.
Mrs. Alice Sterrett OF CharlottesVilie'
Va, WIN remain in Richmond for Few
weeks as the guest Of her cousin MRS.
A. Homeier, on Grove Avenue.
Mr.. e, r. Hines, who recently mashcu
his foot In an elevator att the wholesale
dry goods establishment of r. a. BALDWIN
and Company, has sufficiently recovered
MS to be out. ,Iy
After n visit to her mother in Lynch
burg, Va, Mrs. S. c. Burgess. mas re-
turned to her home No. 1904 West Grace
Street.
Miss Alma Harr sand Mrs. W Il.
IIlppet are visiting Mr.. r. J. BALDWIN, NJ
2Sos West Grace Street
Mr., John II. Roth, Of NO. Zooi west
Grace street accompanied by his little
daughter, Mary, will leave this week for
Washington, D. G.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. ]. Baldwin left Sat
Jurlay for Northern cities. Wherc tney
will spend several weeks.
Mrs, A. w. Massey, of Post Oak. Va,
is visiting her niece. Mrs. Eugene Dowell'
NO. 211+ Ivy Avenue.
Mr. William l.. fDowell, Of Gordonsville,
Va. was in Richmond last week ana
visited his brother Mr.. z. Dowell.-
Miss Bessie Crismond, Of Freder-
lcksburg, Va, spent some time In this
city in order to be near her brother,
who is at the VirginiaHospttal for treat
ment OF Typhoid feve-r11usene Dowel,
on Ivy Avenue.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-29
BLUES CELEBRATE.
Will Hold Anniversary Celebra
ton in Westharnpton Park.

The Richmond Light Infantry Blues will
celebrate their 18th anniversary on
Park Mr. Sol Cutchns is president Of
the association and Major L. l.. Cheat
wood is the present commander or the
battalion.
The Blues have had an interesting his
tory and their anniversaries are always a
special event in the years work. and are
always we'll attended.
Tho committee Is rs follows:
Lieutenant Thomas G. Corrcl, Company
B, chairman; George W. Epps. r. L. l.
Blues Association; William Kinds, r. l..
l, Blues Association; Waller Holiday,
n. L. I. Blues Association; Sergeant
Thomas r. Glnzebrook, r. L. 7. Blues
Battalion Sergeant Thomas B. McDoWell,
Company A, r. l.. l. Blues Battalion;
Corporal Z. v. Russell, Company y, 4.
L. I. Blues 8attalion CORPORAL Paul I.
Shafer, Company B, r. l.. /. Blues Bat
TALON; John G. Hutchinson, Company 3,
r. l.. I. Blues Battalion; A. Hawkins,
Company A, r. l.. I. Blues Battalion.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-29
The Self-Supporting Blind.

wo are informed that the New York
o AHsoeRea'Gn is 1'r and Il ready
to carry on It's henefcent WORK Ms rs 'ho'-
oughiy us contributions VIII permlt. ..
| rho prime object OF this assoo'ation -
effectively TO Md the blind, 80 iar M, ~ ;,
practicable, to support themselves, for
this purpose. 1t provides 2 system 81
Instruction ut night and at the MONIES
of those helped, a Workshop ior men eI.
gagged especially In hroom-maklng, chait
Gaming, etc.. census and emn!oynlent
bureau to keen tracks Of the blind and 70
Aid them in getting work, and, ~ adNl-
lion, sllch effort MS is practicable to pre-
i HpnE s snsea Of eye disease. fhe assoela-
ton IS in the hands Of highly inlelllgent
and Experienced mon and women, WNp
can DO relied on to make excellent u S,i ! ~ "
any funds intrusted TO thor care, IHero
Is considerable and definite field ! CII
the labor they have undertaken, Wni n,n
Is of a peculiarly satisfactory aud sellslD,e
sort. Hoth as to the saving TO the 81, y,
m,lnty made by enabling hose 70 70, sustain
themselves who otherwise would 20
charge on tho public, and as e th ,no H.
Selves il relieving the gloom Ga l s,snss
less existence, deepeneh hy net tRe ASSOC
aud dependence, the work OF i Gnnt rna
cIation is extremely appeallns'r nM Iis
lions may he sent to MT. r ner y, rsnt
barnes, Treasurer, NO. 80 Wa'1 S''sN'''
New York Times,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-29
MECHAN| NEWS

4 Mrs. G. o. Brown and children left
several days ago for Charlottesville.
where she will visit her parents for q
few weeks, after which she Will make
her future home in Spencer. \. @, where
her husband has accepted n position.
Mr.. w. w. Norris, who spent the
Easter holidays with his mother In Abe
marie, returned to his home here during
the past week.
Miss Kate Talley, Of the Pike, expects
to leave In few days for New Kent
county, where she will attend the mar
r.ago OF hcr sister, Miss Lucy Talley
Mr.. j. w. Kirby, Of Chelsea Fill. Is
spending u few weeks with friends In
Lexington, Ky.
Miss Josie Kcplar OF Bowling Green
Road. has returned home after pleas
ant visit to her sister. Mrs. H. K. HOOK
o. Baltimore.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-29
ATLEE ITEMS

Services were conducted ut Pole Green
Christian Church last Sunday by Rev. J.
l.. Pribble.
c. II. Gibson left here Tuesday a. NJ.
for Cleveland O., whore he expects TO
spend the summer
Mr.. Joseph Perrin while at work at a.
r. Batnr's raw mill. near MechanIcsville,
Friday, was thrown into some OF tho ma
chlnery and received severe blow on
the head, from which he Is quite sick.
The Pole Green private school, which
was taught by Miss CORN DIETRICH closed
Friday. April 9TH.
Miss Annie Smith. OF this place. Is now
tho guest OF her sister. In Ashvlle. N. Z.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-29
HIGHLAND SPRINGS
Rosson, OF Orange county, Va, was
At of Dr., G.. ~. Collins tho nrst or

Mr.. Rossen, OF Orange county, w.. was
a guest, of Dr.. &. y. Collins tho l'rst OF
the week,
Mrs. William Robinson. daughtor Of
Mrs. Nicholas Stelgleder, whose home Is
IN West Virginia, i on q visit 10 her par
ents for nm indefinite stay,
Mrs. Mcdowell and Miss DcNVolt enter
tanned q few Of their frisnds one o EVENING drs
Ilnttie i.nnGroft Thorpe who spent TIC
past winter with nor dnughtsr M hra';r Il Il
out and scenes in America and europe rIIp 70,
familiar to the company, were rey ,savnI
were freely INDUCED m, each con,dtr,butlns
his or her quota or amusing !nciaents,,, -,
Mr., and Mrs, Vernnrd I3eadles, Of ,Ben
Lomond Lodge" were reGenVtlyy gu9Gs rnv o.
THO three.nct comedy. entitled Fool
Mossra, burke and Atkinson 10 a crowded
house Mt the Odd Follows Hal Fr,nnaa lay
s%at yAs made p q local talent Ior xeS
Atklsyon IA Captain Rackott and lIar-
ycy Hurko as Obadiah Dawson, his uncle
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-29
USE KNIFE FREELY.
Several Negroes Are Taken to
HOSPITAL With Cuts.

,l,he CITY ambulance was caileu -
8,rwenty.second and Main Streets last
nInht 10 attend a negro named Edgar ar
CAV. lie was stabbed twice ~ the PACK -,
end was hurried to tho hcfpital, where
anscxnm,nation proved his wounds not
TO he serious Tho man did not seem
10 Know or, at least, would not tel, inc
name OF the person who cut MN
Another negro. William Wihto, W.
80 ~ tho bc& at Seventh and Clay
strcets. He was taken to the City Home,
There four stitches were put IN ms
hcad. The names of the two men VINO
did the cutting were given to the Second
Police station as Leslie Gwathmey ana
Thomns Nelson. They have not yet been
arrested. a.,
Another negro was also brought TO me
Home last night with cut head, put y
amounted to very slight wound.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-29
COLLIDES WITH CAR.
Large Delivery Auto Of Q. H
Berry & Co. is Ruined.

The large delivery automobile of o.. FL.
Berry & Co. was badly wrecked last
night at about $50 o'clock in a colllsion.
At the corner of Eighth and Grace the
large machine and passing street car
smashed together. Several people were
on the car, and we're badly frightened.
The automobile, with its chauffeur, was
hurled to one side. and completely ruined.
The collision brought the car to a stand
still almost Immediately. Nobody was
hurt to any appreciable amount; and the
driver Of the automobile was lucky 70
escape more scared than injured. me
street car slngulary received hardly,
scratch, and went on It's way again with
out having to put up at the car barn.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-29

tho two lending comedians III the play,
handled their pnrts in truly prof Tess lo ~.
style. ". Eddie Rudd as Timothy T o..
man, kept the nlldonce IN y ronr WIN WY I, his
dull wit. Roy Creswell !innersotninted Mr.,
.Ilobson helped to cnliven things. MISS
saliie Albums rs Clnrce. the, Captains
pretty wife. showed remarkable talent "a, y.
Mrs Tolman was well inpersonnted p lg
was inc MS Katy, For an amateur per-
forinhnce the whole thing was good, i,
Mrs. Laphan, whose home IS IN Baitl-
moro, has been on visit 70 nor ilrolnnSSi'
she expects 10 lcnve for her home III q
few dnys to the regret Of her many
frnnls hnln --.-- - ~ .-..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-29
.UNABLE#TO LOCATE
HARVARD INSTRUCTOR
(Ry Associated Press.l

CAMBRIDGE, MASS, April 2S.--Up to
9 late hour to- night the Cambridge police
had received no reliable information con-
corning the whereabouts Of Erich Muen-
ter, the German instructor OF Harvard
University, who is wanted In connection
with the death Of his wife The police
conferred with Judge Charles j. Amy, OF
the Municipal Court, to-day, regarding the
Issuance of n warrant. Tho court decided
not to grant warrant at this time, but
the police say there will be no difficulty
in getting one when 1t Is needed. At
Harvard University nearly all those who
knew the Instructor refuse to entertain
the theory that he deliberately murdered
his wife.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-29
United Commercial Travellers.

Richmond Council, No. 49, United Com
merc!al Travellers, held their regular
meeting last night at Smithdeal Hall.
Among other work done was the consider
alton OF several new members. The So
ciety Is busy preparing for the trip to
Washington, D. G., TO the Grand Coun-
ell which meets there from the gath to
Goth of May The Grand Council Will
include the States of Kentucky, West Vir-
gluln, Maryland and the District OF Co
lumbla The party Will travel on spe-
cial pullman.
Richmond Council at present numbers
lGe members, The order is 1900 strong,
and Is composed Of nothing but travelling
men,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-29
FULTON NEWS

Harry Robins, the voting man who was
hurt about the head At tho Gedaf Won1s
iast week. Is getting along ni &c y,,ubtcr
LorenaNof Wilton on the james. left Ia st
week to Join her husband In Rochester,;
~ X Mrs. Cornwall was ~ acco ,,1,;I, ,vi
by hcrN sister, Miss Ida Alice, VINO VIII
spend the summer In Rochester,; ,u
Annie, the little daughter Of Mr., any
Mrs. 1eo Myers, Is quite SICK at the -n 1o,ne
Oh mr. the sy ylI]a,msbrr M Rond '0
Miss Nellie schnrdt OF Orleans Street
who has been very sick Is Improving, /,
Rex Ghares T. Gal9wayb , pas'or VII ii
rroach n series of three serinohs, !, on w ~,
subject Church Memberships Relation
t. tho Church, beginning this morning m
t Ms1 hd renr snn o Mo 0n las s3 reura
ed 70 hot. studies at Oak Grove ACADEMY AGA lD
Mn nElGSy u, Of 1no{ NenseT Mrs
Msi arloyn c e His'' on nicholson nY s2et
Mrs s.: 8. Is. Is Dod i'd Of Denny street, who
has been very IL Is imIproyitsi; :. ~ orrow
night with Miss Josie Rogers, oil NlchOl-
son Street. -,
Edgar Colgin Is improving from q spell
of typhoid fever. - ,,.,, ~.
Mrs A n vaughan ana Two Ino lli bnr I and
brother In Ration, n. NJ. ,,a, 80
Mrs George Hudson continues SICK at
her home on Fulton 1lil. ~. .
Misses annie Dunnnvant ana Lillian HI..a
Philips t1e the guests of Mr.. anu Mfs'
S. b. Mains. * e,....
MISS Noretta johnson, Of Fourth street,
who has been very III, is now ablo 20 DC
out, !,
There is some talk Of tho Gh ais pea :.
shops at Seventeenth Street to Futon
John W. Wnrrincr. OF Glendale, for
many years Il member Of the Hehr'co
School Board, Is extremely III.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-29
FRAT" MEN BANQUET.
Epsilon Chapter, Phi Rho Sigma,
Have Elegant Banquet.

e 11nsilon C,bnpter OF the Phi Rho sigma
fraternity Of the University College OF
Medicine had their first banquet at tne .
Richmond Hotel last night. There ! WEI : hS
NAM was NJ the most Inspiring descrip-
m ton ranging MaS :! cate noir through The whole
list Of solids back to 1.-THE sau'erno y, nn 20
Champagne. There were several y1s,t hny
from the University OF Virginia l ana my
we're treated most roynlly. ,.,
Or. Kosher ". Miller presided as toast,
master, and toasts were responded 70 o. us
follows: "our Fraternity, flames D; pas Pa 5,
CO: 1.-THE Physician OF To-day,, n rot S1us'
H. Hector shubert. a. Btu, G. M
Vireinius Harrison, a.. M, N. -
.;sweethearts and Wives" J. Audley MOI Or
ton; fraternity Gentlemen. F. d I1.rI
Connolly, NJ. D.; "Thc Graduate. kooe .,,
r, ferguson; "seventeen Phi Rios" Il /.
Alfred Cheatham. Phi. G.; our FUTURE
n ohert p. Kelly. aiae KS .tf E.t-ats
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-29
DULUTH DU PED.
Sports Dropped Three Thousand
Dollars on Wrestler.

DULuT11, MIMI. April %. ---Dul.ltl,
sports dropped thrcn Thousand dollars
hero 'rcco,,tiy on u wrestler billed rs 100
drlm OF Ashland, but now known to
have been "Clripinan" Rooney Of Cll-
cnEo5 "Grin'' WIS to hive thrown Mar
tn Johnson nvo times In MI hour, and
bcforo tho match Grim" was tipped off
as Il blk dub AS n result Ill money Of
fcred on him was freely taken. Ono man
lost $3.50.
rho insiders wcro backing Grim
heavily, md to their dismny he succeed
cd III lhrowning Johnson only four times
III IN hour. johnson says he did not
ana tho wise ores nrc wondering II they
hnvc boon victims OF the d6ublccross
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-29
Sacred Heart Benefit.

A benefit concert for the Sacred Heart
Church will be given Thursday night,
May Sd, at Cathedral Hall, at Ninth and
Marshall Streets. Among the we'll known
local talent who will take part in the
concert will be Miss Frances West, So
prano: Mrs. Jasper l.. Rowe, contralto;
MIR, r. Lynn Tucker, tenor; Mr. Oscar
Lohman, basso; Miss Eleanor Stein
brecher, dramatic reader, and Miss
Racheal Bilsof, violinist. Mr.. J. Lewis
Sullivan will IN The director.
With suc,' popular talent the benefit
Is sure to be q success.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-29
College Oratorical Contest.

The Virginia State oratorlcnl contest
will be held IN the Richmond College
chapel Friday night, May 4th. The COL
leges to be Represented will be the Uni
yersty OF Virginia. Emory and Henry.
Roanoke College, Randolph Macon, VIII
liam and Mary, Washington and Lee.
Hampden- Sidney ana Richmond College.
Great preparation Is being made for
this very important event In the college
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-29
SENATE. WILL VOTE
ON RATE BILL SOON
lBv Associated Press.l

WASHINGTON, April 2S.--Thc generally
expressed opinion about tho Senate IS
that an agreement to vote on the railroad
rnte hill will be secured early next week
md by common consent the vote Is tixcd
TO, some time during the week besih-
ming May It'll. The reasons given LOT
predicting an early vote are that the~ae-
bate is practically exhausted ana thut
there Is strong pressure from me ltou s'o
OF Representatives, whose members a., -, .
onvioue To bring the session to an end In
order that they may have opportunity 10
give attention to their campaigns for re-
elecfion. ~. 49, .L-.-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-29
Returned From California.

Mrs Guy A. Inman returned to Rich
mond Friday morning after a three
months visit at Long Beach, Cal. Shn
was tho guest Of her aunt and uncle,
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Garland Gary.
While In California Mrs, Imam toured
the southern coast Of California In an
automobile. She was at Long Beach at
the time OF the earthquake. which do
stroycd so many towns In California.
but she did not feel the slightest shock.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-29
MAY Fair This Week.

a May fair will be held in tho Sunday
school rooms Of ST. Johns German
Church, ut Eighth and Marshall Streets
on "Wednesday and Thursday evenings
May ID and Sd, ut $3.50 o'clock
in addition to the entertaining pro-
grammc there will be many dainty and
pretty articles on sale at the ycrious at
lraCtiYn booths.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-29
Hearing Postponed.
/1ay Associated Prcss.)

PARIS. April S-Tho first tribunal Of
the Seine wna e aSe heer tha she arfH
men ~ = 'ggeconciilation between Countess non!
81 pe casteliane, formerly Anna Gould 1, Of
New York, and her husband, h " t ds
hearing was postponed DIVIDE e d!e n for
rre,s-election to the chamber of deputies
not Ia proceed With the case pending tha
Conclusion Of the electoral campRign, no
date for The hearing WAS fixed, but May
A is tho date of the elections,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-29
NEGRO WOMEN FIGHT
DUEL IN NEW YORK STREE
nv Associated Press,)

NEW YORK, April S.-Two YOUNG
negro women Marie Louise. aged "a ana
Bella Bailey. aged %, fought win eanh
other, the former using knife and the
latter a revolver, early to-day IN west
Twenty-scventh Street Marie Louise was
shot and killed. Bella Bailey Afterwards
gave herself up TO the police saying that
she did the shooting in self-dnfrnce. She
was not injured. One had accused the
other of causing her arrest recently.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-29
Neck Corsets.

A wonderful collar corset which Nine.
Bernhardt has recently invented furnishes
remarkable illustration OF how the ffl-
nous actress neglects no opportunity Of
Improving her appearance, Iho corset IS
made OF fine silk strong enongh 20 stand
nmcnt and vet transparent ton, Tho collar
Looks well and holds the Singing neck to-
nother better than any other device. OF
Course, 1t Is noticeable. but It % also ornta-
mental and therefore rnore than merely
useful,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-29
Mems Of the Suburbs.

IL the home Of Ills parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. fred Benson, Of Luck Avenue,
Inns entirely recovered and Is out agaiil.
Mr. james Wilson has left for New
York to be gono about two weeks, on
pleasure trip. Iii
Miss Jeannetto 11ogg. Of Texas who
has bcen visiting friends here, fns re-
turned. " E..A-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-29

Manchester. Va, April %. 1908. II
THE CITY OF MANCHESTER, VIR.
Gina. hereby invites proposals up to IL
o'clock ~, Of May IL. 1906. for the con-
struction OF h gravity filtration plant.
to be used In connection with its present
water system. and With proper connec-
tons for that purpose.
Said plant shall be OF n capacity Of
two million gallons daily. and shall be
Of reinforced concrete. except the neces-
sary building In connection thcrewitlL
which shalt be Of brick. with slate roof.
All bids must be accompanied with de-
tailed plans and specifications, and a
certified check for 31,0oo0 90 ms n guaran-
tee that the bidder Will. upon the ac-
contract and bond for the performance
OF the work. within fifteen days from
notice received. and to DO forfeited In
case OF failure to do 50,
The right Is reserved 10 reject any
and all bids.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-29
Meeting Abandoned.

ti5y ASSOcMtcd lFeSS.)
CHICAGO, ILL, April 2S,--At n meet
ing of tho Executive Committee Of tho
National Education Association here to-
day 1t WAS decided to abandon tho annual
meeting OF tho association, scheduled for
San Francisco, July 18th to l3th The
meeting Will not DO held untIl next year,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-29
JEWS PRESENT COLO
medal 10 PRESIDENT .[|||:
nv Associated Prcss.)

4 aAl9.F sSi (l3y Associated ITcssl
NEW YORK. April N2s.--Anno,nccnent
vas made tn.dny that the executive com com,
mittcc OH the celebration Of the TWO nun
,isment Of the Jews in&the United States
ia ! presented gold medal to presioeh.
roosevelt. II bears the inscription !.
ITO tho President In recognition ~, ..
Ms humane cndeavors on behalf Oh 'i'o
Jews oppressed In other lands. -
similar medal will be pfesell.eu -
farmer President Grover Clevelailo.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-29

ia Tho young man was thrown, into the
al, by tho bull and severely goren
About nhou, tic body, and but for the, timely
nrriva, ntrds ~ life 800 rIrn-
ably ham bAn' nu'c,Kly ehueu, IN
b,,li wns bsplel, off end the wounded I'Aa
carried lone for trea tment.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-29
.CQ7CH WINNER IN
GREAT TOURNAMENT IN
fpv Associnted Press.

BUFFALO, N. Y, April 2S.-Frank
Gotch, tho Western wrestler, to-night
won tho international heavyweight tour
nament, which has been In progress al
winter In Canada, the finals being con-
tested here. Fifty wrestlers of all ma
tionnlties participated.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-29
Case Goes to Jury.

Especial to The tr!mes-D lspaton)
ROANOKE. VA, April 2S,-'rho argu-
ment was closed IN The Richards case by
j C, Arygor for the prosecution late TINS
afternoon. and tho case given TO the jury,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-29
Sunday School Workers Here

Mr. w. n, Hartshorn. OF Boston. Is
stopping at the Jefferson. He Is accom-
panied by his wife and daughter. Mr.,
IIartshorn will attend conference Of
Sunday school workers at the Prcsbyte-
riun publishing house Tomorrow night.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-29

have this day retired from the o., old
firm Of H. q BrAuer& Co. ,y and co rnIn
mend that he!old customers wv " t Iu', nav
~ s, pe"no" HENRY G, BHAUER.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-29
Gold Import,

(By Associated Press
NEW YORK. Aprl! 2S,-The Natlona@
City Bank to day engaged $2,o00,0oe IN SOLO
IN London, for import
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-29
Rev. Lowry Davis to Preach.

Tho Rev, Lowry Davis will preach In
tho East Richmond Chapel to-day at
o'clock,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-06
New York Grain, Etc.

NEW YORK, July 5-Flour-Re-
ceipts, 14.500 barrels, exports, $500 bar
rels; sales. $500 packages; market
steady but quiet.
Wheat-Receipts, SO, 100 bushels. sales,
100000 bushels futures, spot barely
steady. No. 2 red. 901ko nominal ee-
vator; No. 2 red, Ole nominal (. o. b.
afloat; No. l Northern Duluth. e01sc
nominal f. o. b, ahoat; No, 1 Northern
Manitoba, Ole nominal f. o. b. afoat.
During the fore part Of the day wheat
was weak and lower, rejecting larger
Northwest receipts, fine weather, In
creasing offerings of new wheat and
commission house selling. In the
afternoon prices rallied with corn and
closed only A@%c net lower. May,
S99S9hc, closed S9Ac; July, S6Ss 9S65sc,
closed S61ac; September, s5h9S6c,
closed s57Sc; December, S7B@S7Ac.
closed S7hc