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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-05
! TWO FAST RACES
ON SKATING \. { RINK
Priddy and BRETT Classify for.
Final Contest "Wednesday
Night.
TER RACES TONIGHT
lAdcr Trio Give Pleasing Perform
ance With Their Juggling
Tricks.

While The crowd which witnessed the
nrst of3thc series OF races 1T the big rink
last night was not large IN number. II
more than made np In enthusiasm what
was numerically lacking. Three races
were run last night, and all of them were
good and fast. Glass i-Mcssrs. DeOro,
PriddY. Tennemnn and iinley--and class
2--Mcssrs. Lang. Corbett.. Mitchell, Brent
and Taylor--put UP two fast contests.
Glass was won by 1'riddy, with DcOrp'
second. Haley and Tenneman following
Time. a:24
Class 2 Won by Brent; Lang. second;
Taylor. Mitchell and Corectt following in
order. Tine. 3:1II-2.
First and second contestants in classes
l. and entered n final heat for classifi-
cation for the final contest on "Wednesday
night. This rare acknowledgement, sirst;
I'riddy, second: Lang and DeOro follow
ing. Time OF final s:1s.
Inltnc, classification Brent showed Won
derful condition. tapping Deoro and lead
ing his Baltimore opponent by about
thirty feet. The SECOND races Will be
run for places In tile anal oae-m.le race
tonight. ~ 9ts
Last nights events were all close. and
those Wiz ware fortunate enough TO see
them had I'll tic excitement they looked
for. The racers constantly changed
places. and the first two events were In
doubt until the last stretch was run.
The aAGer trio, ingglers on skates, gave
tna.r performance and added an interest
inE number to the program. Their Jug
EiiII of Indian clubs ,wEs truly marvel
GUS, standing on each others heads.
skating tnciswaids. II was all the same.
Their act Is above description. and must
be seen "a be appreciated. All pert!cl-
pants in last ,light.s contests except Brent
and Prlddy Will again talk part tonight,
When some more exciting and close events
are anticipated
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-05
FOSTER CASE IN
SUPREME COURT
Continued from First Pase,)

~~
Hospital. Mt staunton BY virtue of
this position Colonel Turk was mem
Der OF the general board, and sat IN
tho recent Foster Inquiries, both at
williamsburg and hare.
Colonel Turk and Mr.. Bland stood out
strongly for Or. Foster, and while the
former Stauntbn incmncr declined n re-
quest last night to permit tho publication
OF his letter, yet lie dit not hesitate to
say that the Foster trial had much TO do
with his retirement ff
II felt that had lost my usefulness
on the board" said Colonel Turk over the
long distance phone, land thought i
had as well retire. I found myself in
u hopeless minority with reference to
nearly every matter that came up. and
did not feel in View OF this situation
OF uftnira that could accomplish any
thing by remaining IN the body. re-
signed for these reasons, and that IS
| the whole story
Governor Swanson did not announce
Colonel Turks successor, though he did
! accept his resignation.
Ha Will make this appointment be-
tween now and March lst along With
Il successor to State Hospital Commls-
sioncr l.. w. bane. Jr. and to tho
following other board members, whose
termsS expire on that date:
Central state Hospital, Petersburg
1 Julius Stratus, Richmond.
| Eastern state Hospital. Williams
bnrg--George c. Bland, King and
I Queen.
| Southwestern state Hospital, Marion
! &C G. Talaferro, Roanoke.
Oldest Members.
Mr.. Strauss and Colonel Taliaferro
are the oldest members on the board
In point of service. but they will not
retain their places. Mr.. Bland.will also
go. according to present indications,
and these changes Will occasion quite
a shaking up In tho board.
! Or. Foster arrived in the city last
! night, and held conference with his
attorneys.
l The next proceeding viii be to-mor-
. row before the Circuit Court OF the
city Of Richmond, when Colonel Law
\ less and DR.. Foster Will answer Judge
4 SCOTS rule to show cause. IL any they
] can, Why they nre not in contempt
Z for violating his order restraining any
y one from interfering with DR.. Brunli
as superintendent of the Eastern State
Hospital.
Indications are that tho case will
be finally ended this week.
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RUN RELAY RACE
WITH GEORGETOWN
Richmond College Team Receives
and Accepts Challenge to
Meet Again.

Manager j. II. Gwathmey has arranged
to take part Of the Richmond College
track team to the federal athletic meet,
to be held in Washington on February
ed. The Richmond team has received q
Challenge from Georgetown College to run
a'rclay race at that time. *
Richmond College ran with Georgetown
in the meet at Richmond in a very SEN
sa:ional race 1t seems that Georgetown
is not wholly satisfied with that victory
and wishes to put the matter TO second
test 1t would have been perhaps ungra-
tcious to have failed to accept the chal-
lenge Of SO generous victor,
FL That the track team OF Richmond Col
leGe has made some reputation for IT.
SELF in spite OF the recent date of It's
organization. Is evidenced by the fact
that Manager Gwathmey has received a
largo number OF invitations and chal-
lenges to take part in track meets In
various parts OF the South
The baseball outfit has been received
and as soon as weather permits practice
suits will be distributed and the men
will be put to work There is already
much enthusiasm over baseball. and It
is expected that the college will put
out good team. In his work as coach,
Mr.. Dunlap will have the assistance OF
a number OF alumni old baseball players
OF the college.
| Mr. X L. Burton, of North Carolina,
having been obliged upon the death OF
his father to withdraw from college, has
resigned his position as manager OF the
baseball team. Mr.. F. p. Davis, formerly
treasurer Of the Athletic Association, has
been elected to succeed Mr.. Burton. AS
treasurer OF the association, Mr.. =. NJ
1.outhan has been elected. Mr.. Louthar
was the halfback on last years football
team.
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boys from Marshall Street School played
game OF fndoorstbas eball with a
picked team from other Church Hill
schools, ana defeated them by score
Of y to 10 This coming Saturday
Marshall School will meet Springfield
School on the gymnasium diamond, and
fast game Is expected. All Church
Hill schoolboys aret 1nvited to come
and see the fun Saturday morning at
10 o'clock.
Christ Church Association 5 an I'M
unconditional institution with a
gymnasium. baths. locker-room, social
rooms and athletic field. open to all
men and boys Of al. faiths or of no
faith. The work issto be carried on
| IN the interest Of better manhood.
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WAITING OUTCOME.
Dr.. Foster Comes to Richmond,
But DR.. Brunk Not in Charge.

Especial to The Times Dispatch,l
WILLIAMSBURG, VA, February A.
Everything has been quiet at the Eastern
State Hospital to-day. with DR. L. s.
Foster still in charge. DR.. o. c. Brunl1
has censed requesting the keys Of the IN
stitution of DR.. Foster. In fact, both
parties seem to have decided to await tho
action Of the Supreme Court tomorrow.
Both have been spending the time in d
pleasant and friendly manner.
DR.. Foster left on the 6:O1 train this
evening for Richmond. DR.. Henderson,
first assistant physician. is in charge Of
the Institution III DR.. Fosters absence
DR.. Brunk remained in Williamsburg,
and is spending tho night at the execu-
tive building.
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Daily Court Record.
Law and Equity Court.

IN this conet yesterday a Jury returned
verdict for tho defendant In the libel snit or
Mary Jones vs. the News 1.eader Publishing
Company, VINO SIZED for $1,000. Tho Jury.
might lave returned tho verdict without
leaving thor scats,{ so little time was con-
su,riod III :lcachrg L.
In tho e<ise or Charlotte r, Hamilton ct
al! va Sophia Fortuna ct ais. D. DEGREES OF
reference In regard to the sale of certain
real estate was entered
Hastings Court.
TIC February term of this court began
yesterday, Judge Samuel b. witt sitting a
gtntld Jury was crppancled, and after do
liberation returned the following indlct-
ntcnts. 4stS s5l s4tsa
Alien Harris, IT,, forGery;.. Richard
Thompson. malicious woundlngiHR J.. Bar
lew. attempted assault; Elizabeth Brown.
grand larceny; Robert Hudson, grand lar
ctny. Edmund Bassctt, malicious woundins !,
Lena Moore, alias Lenora Roy. housebrcaii-
Ing: John G., Curran. seduction; Otis Stevens,
murder; Marion Allen. grand larceny; Hcnry
Austin, malicious woundins; Harry Mailer,
| Arthur Trent, malicious wound.ng; Thomas
saunders and Eddie Adams, malicious
Williams aims .ia,nes Williams, stealing
| horse Wiilen, Pitts, malicious wounding
| Sly Tyler alias Henry Williams. horse aten :
| lrg: Thornton Arnold. housebreskinE 10.
| soph ]. Preston. hous.bteaking. two counts
| James Il. Nixon. grand larceny, two counts
| William Ento. robbery: John Sterling, mali
| Ciptla WDOudiou
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Owens. Work.. Amber.
ARRIVAL or. Mr.. OWENS NJ oRMOND.

-OWCnB. WoTF;. Nn7ber.
ARRIVAL OF Mr.. OWENS AT ORMOND
fit for ali auto IN the way OF roads, and
with no prospect Of much help unless
the States can be induced to take hold.
using convict labor and probably would
need come substantial help from outside
sources. This Is not Impossible. and with
the opening Of the first section to Pine
hurst hope 1t Will at least be the
nucleus for a trunk line South.
should be glad to have you talk up
this scheme with those interested. am
in correspondence all along the line and
trying to awaken those that would be
most benefited. Good roads meetings are
being held around here, but the people
are poor and roads cost money. ] am
now trying to arrange TO get the par ties
Interested together and have some one
run OYER tho route from Richmond hero,
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make a map, put up signboards, etc.
This, think. will be arranged SO that
it will be ready to advertise for next
winter.
My Interest in this is purely from pub
lie spirit but now that have started /
want to see something done When I
first started people laughed. but 1t Is by
no means q hopeless scheme. No one
supposed that a route from here could
be found to Richmond, but am Informed
there Is one. and fair going, too, except
the last twenty miles, and that is pas
sable.
will take pleasure in calling on you
next summer when am at Breton
Woods and thank you for your, encour-
agcmen.. Yours very truly,
G. N. ArA11LLAN.
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y ARsIoND BEACH, FLA, February 4.
That the recent auto journey from
New York TO Ormond made by Owen In
the olasnobilc car. Is arouslng general
interest. and means united effort for good
roads, is shown by the sub3oining letter:
Pinehurst Genera. Office,
Ptneialrst. n. G.. Jan. "a. 1907.
Mcssrs. Anderson & Price, Managers,
The Ormond. Ormond Beach, Fla:
Dear sirs,-lt IS very gratifying to find
some one who is interested in this
Southern auto route, and while there are
but $50 miles Of the way from Richmond
here in passable shape. II IS a beginning
in the right direction. ! am told that
from here to Camden there Is nothing
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-05
TO CONSIDER MATTER.
Veterans Will Take Up PROPOSE
ton of Young Men.


The committee in charge OF arrange
men,s for the Confederate Reunion will.
probably be called together some ting
this week to consider the proposition OF
the young men who conducted the YounS
Mems Christian Association campaign to
assist them in raising funds for the re-
union. w
could net say in advance OF the meetiass
OF the committee what action would be
taken with regard to the proposition of
the young men Of the Young Mems Chris
highly appreciated their taking such an
action. Colonel Gordon returned to the
city yesterday. and VIII take the matter
up as soon as possible.
Tie only objection which has been
suggested to having the assistance OF tho
young men in the campaign is that q list
of committees has already boon published
by the reunion officers. and If tho offer
Is accepted. some reimbursement OF the
work may be necessary.
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.BOOKMAKERS ARRESTED.
Arkansas Officials Make Arrests
as East as Bets Are Made.

ID 1'dSt4 d9 0V1o n = v1dHS'
HOT SPRINGS. ARK, February 4.A-A
deputy sheriff and constables arrested
Oaklawn Race-Track. upon the accart-
ance OF tho first bets. The officers sgl
they will continue to make arrests as
fast as bets are made. The races opened
to-day.
With the announcement that the Amis
anti-poolselling bill passed the Senate
to-day by the vote Of twenty-seven to
two. the prevailing opinion is that the
meeting may be declared off before tie
end of the week
a dispatch from Little Rock says that
sentiment In the House indicates that
the bill will pass that body without ma
tsrlai onnosltlon, ana M WI De- hurried 70
the present msetlng OF tho Oaklawn
track. 81 I'm. ~ NJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-05
Yale May Sell Her Athletic Field
Not Unlikely That Old Ellis Representatives Will Build
Stadium Near University, With $3.50, 900 Surplus
In the. Treasury As Profits From Sports

NEW HAVEN. CONN, February Ar
Yales athletic authorities are planning
to dispose Of Yale field for large tract
or land nearer to the university, where
q stadium can be built for athletic pur-
poses. Tie wooden grandstands uso up
every year In repairs the interest on
100000. There Is now a surplus OF
about $4,000 in the Yale Financial
Unions treasury that can %be arnl!ed to
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-05

building q stadium. Tho matter Ia be.
ing carefully studied.
The cost In transportation of the ath-
letes daily by trolley cars ana the mile
ana "a half distance to the field which
causes much loss of time from studies
to thefstudents. are also factors to be
considered. Moreover, q cemetery on one
side and q malarial swamp on the other
make the present location decidedly un-
pleasant. Fat
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-05
Had Ample Time

:
Had Ample Time.
:y,snnsdy said the dealers had ten days
in which to bid. He got bids from only
five concerns. a Norfolk concern warmly
praised his list, Here is an extract
taken from a letter Of tho Nusbaum Book
Company. OF Norfolk:
Your list ts plain and nicely arranged:
therefore should help the dealer very
much, and had we not reached the de-
4cision not to bid on books for libraries,
M Sid.S you'd take pleasure IN submitting 2
The r. S. Beckwith Book Company was
the only Virginia house that did submit
q bid
y. "Mr ne &c ~, told me that The list
pared" said Mr.. Kennedy, "and that It
enabled any Intelligent dealer safely and
The librarian thought one Of the prob
able leasons why he did not get more
bids from Virsinia concerns was that
the latter might fear their bids would
pc used as evidence before the commit
the competition Following arc tho
houses that submitted bids:
!, The Book Supply Company Chicago;
G. s. Pntnam,s sons New; YORK; sI Eda.
catlonal Publishing Company. New York;,
The results have not been announced,
as tho bids have not yet been tabuated.
interesting Data.
:, Some exceedingly interesting data
hhs bssm eoSSetsd By the eemittee
which. perhaps no other State in the
, Union possesses and that Is a state
ment from most OF the. publishers Of
them within n stated period, From
August, 1904. UP to about tho list Of
i{ na Ia. y, 1901 two Years and half
a CO. 4 I,oH
number of books, and this Is not 4
completes computation, because all the
publishers have not l'esponded, md
are included in the calculation.
The following publishers hnve re-
turned the number of the books sold
Appleton & Company. A7a7s
Heath a Company .,..,......... S2bOl
Scribner g. Sons ..,.....,..,.. 1890
Gun y Company ...,,... hlS9G
HouEhton. Mi1in q Company. 11,a2s
American Book CCmpany...,, 15sAi5
Rand. McNnliy & Company aN,d2b
nefll. ~ Sanporn ..,g,rs....s'.,3,.t,. AMI
| b., II. Johnston &c COMPANY ,,,. A30,7aa
Thompson Brown g. Company S.4s2
The The renort II silver, Burdett 4 Ya Com.
pany and other houses viii largely In
crease this table, Besides these books
/ ~ ~, JOnnStOn ~ ioHnailN nave sold
16OE3G numbers OF Smitldeal Heath
& Complain have sold $500 vertical
i forms. The Educatfonal Publishine
Company has sold 65.3a9 drawing tab.
lets. and the Hermitage Press or Its
! predecessor, UPWARDS az 1000 al
/ Thomas's spelllng blanks
! 1T Is quite likely that the committee
will comnlete the taking az Testimony
l this week. 6
i A As soon as a report is formulated, It
will be made public.
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Auction Sales Future DAYS
BY, Fl. Seldom Taylor & Co,
Real Estate Agents and lAuctioneers.
COMMISSIONERS, SALE

sst OF
-FOUR CERTAIN LOTS OR PARCELS
OF LAND IN HENR1COl COUNTY,
VIRGINIA, FRONTING ON THE
r.. r. & p. r. r., JUST WEST OF
LAUREL STATION. THREE or
,. THEM CONTAIN "a ACRES EACH.
AND ONE CONTAINS Is 44-10o
ACRES.
In execution Of two DEGREES OF the
Richmond Chancery Court. entered on
the 10th and 26th of January, 1907. In
the suit of GlaZebrook, etc, vs, Glaze
brook. .otc., and two other suits heard
herewith, we Will, as special commits
sell, by public auction, In front It Hen
rico Court House. on
SATURDAY. THE 9TH DAY OF FEB
RUARY. 1907, AT IL O'CLOCK NJ.
the above mentioned real estate. plat
OF which can be seen at the Office OF
formation that may bo desired
TlITlMS--One-fonrth cash: balance In
three equal instalments, payable at O.,
~ and is months from day of salr. the
purchaser to give negotiable notes for
the deferred payments. with interest
added, and the title retained until the
whole purchase money Is paid, and a
deed Is ordered by the court,
GEORGE IL CHRISTIAN,
JOHN HOWARD. Ir..
Special Commissioners.
certify that the bond required by
the above decree OF tho special commits
sioncrs has been duly given,
Taste:
CHAS o. SAVILLE. Cleric.
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Salve MAY Come After All.

Jack Heinz, relative in this city
OF Gus Salve, the south paw twirler Of the
Understanding that Salve is thinking Of
not returning to Richmond. salve't con-
tract sent him did not say anything about
the salary he was to receive, and he did
not care to sign 1t until no had heard
what he was to ba given. Al soon MS
this is explained to him tho matter will
be cleared UP. Saive expects to be with
the Lawmakers this year.
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Circuit Court.

@ Judgments entered yesterday; John @.
Burton vs.. George n Bull Company ana
George 3. Bull. Judgment by court for
pinintfr for sl02.2t \
? James II Sheppard VS.. James II. Kitchen.
Judgment BY court for plaintiff for s43,25.
Case set FOR to-day: Virginia state fnsur-
ance Company, who sues for. etc, VS.. the
&c rman National Insurance Company, etc.
ChancerX cause.
miscellaneous: Special grand Jury for to :
morrow morning at 10 O'Clock,
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Auction Sales.--future DAYS
& TRESSES. NfATTlNG, MUGS,
No.. pIC,rIfR ES. INTO N "

At the request of Mrs. Eellic 1fawes
Cnpcrs. who is declining housekeeping,
we Will sell, at her residence, 1OOG West
THURSDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY
TTH, COMMENCING 1880 o'CLoCK.
all tho furniture contained In said rest-
Dining Room-One handsome Antique
Mahoga,ny clawfoot Highly Pclshs
Sideboard, with scroll column front and
glass knobs, highly polished; SIX Leath-
,sr-seat Mahognny Dining Chairs, Ma
screen Lace Curtains Pictures, Mat
ting, etc. = III #
Front and Back Parlors rYnnasotra
handsome Quarter-sawed Oak Rocker,
ers. child's Norris Chair, one very
b bano0 t@o o MahoE aas chp
pendnle Side Tables together can be3
r US; as round table,. very hendson1a
sa"a G svf Lace a9 carta hsss Sofa P h
lows. Parlor Lamp. Book Shelf and lot
Of Books Rugs, Palms and Eubbers
Rack, with lqrge French plate mirror
Hal FqEs, Hall al, Chairs I1ai1 Hall PICTURES
95ss1 srar eon a ea5Pef
! old Mahogany Dresser (somethlng very;
pretty, Mahogany Chest Of Drawers.
| walnut ana OAK Ward 0peS.1 OAK lShlf-,
! fonnlers. handsome Iron Beds. with
brass trimming: Hair Mattresses. Mat
i tinEs, Mahogany WAshstand. Walnut
4 Chamber Suit. with wardrobe to rnatclls
Rugs. Pictures, Mahogany Shaving
Stand, Cane-Seat Chairs and Rockers.
4 etc Also lot OF Kitchen Furniture, such
rs Tables: Chairs. Tinware, Crockerv,
i Cooking Utensils. Gas Stove Refri gera-
! tor, etc. s. II 81
! All OF the furniture is we'll kept.
1 Ladies' ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS to attend. N
THE VALENTINE AUCTION (, %. ss8 8
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CRYSTALS Won.

An interesting match game was
played on tho Williams Bowling Alleys
last night between the Olympias and
Crystals. of the Richmond City Bowl :
ing League. Three games We're play
ed. the Crystals winning two out OF
ltlre three, by only O close margin, how
ever
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players and scores are as FOL


-
Tho Columhias and Hanovers plnyet
on the Cooke Alleys, the former win.
ming two out Of the three games play
ed.
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BY Sutton 6 Co..
and
II. Seldom Taylor & Co.,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
EXECUTORS AUCTION SALE

~
EXECUTORS AUCTION SALE
THAT ELEGANT. suBsTANTIALLY-s
BUILT, CONVENIENT AMI. ). DE-.8
L1GHTFpLLY N LOCATED. BRICK
r Il SID f NC r, NO. 2Ol EAST
TRACE STREET. AND LOT Upon,
WHICH IT STANDS, FRONT1NGa
3O.ei53 S-l2 FEET 10 AN .ALLEY.t
SITUATED AT THE SouTHEASY
CORNER OF GRACE AND SECOND
STREETS. FoR. MANY YEARS s sTEiIf
HOME OF THE LATE OSCAR
CRAM. IN
BY direction q =, VIRGINIA TRuslN
authority vested in It BY the will OF
Oscar Cranz deceased. we will offer tho
above mentioned valuable real estate for
sale at public auction on the premises,s
on MONDAY FEBRUARY 1lTII, 1907, u
at 4:3O O'Clock p. NJ. b.
This dwelling contains IL rooms be-
sides 2 nice bathrooms, buffers pantry.
storeroom. wine-cellar and servants
rooms. and Its location. arrang
equal to any OF its class, and all that
could DO desired, 1t having been built res
CARELESS of cost by the late Oscar Cranz3
| for his own use. s ssi,s33 al
TERMS: One-third cash. balance at
I g. IL and 10 months for negotiable notes.
! with interest added and secured by a
deed Of trust. or all cash, al option Of
! the purchaser
This property can be Inspected at any
time by applying to etthes OF tho auc-.
80 SUTTON & CO,
II. SELDOM TAYLOR s. CO.
I Auctloneers.
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PROBE LIBRARY
MATTER DEEPLY
CONTINUED from First Page.)

rortunity given US to submit prices. and
beg to remain. IN II
erytruly yours.
THE BELL BOOK AND # ~
STATIONERY CO. (1NC.),
tSigned) "R. O.. BELL,
President
Hunter & Co.,
''Richmond, Va, Feb 2, 1907.
Mr.. John P. Kennedy. State Librarian:
Dear Sir,-In reference to the list
for Citizens Travelling Library handed
Nc, We will say we have decided not to
bid. owing to tho peculiar restrictions.
1T VIII be almost Impossible to secure
the books with date imprint as specified
In the list. as this Is changed when the
first printing is exhausted and the sec
ond printing falls In later year.
Thanking YOU for your courtesy, We
remain. Yours truly,
HUNTER & co. UNC),
tSigned) IF. l.. SCHOFIELD,
'Cecret and
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At the request of Mrs. Nellie Tawcs
Cnpcrs. who is declining housekeeping,
we VIII sell, at her residence, 1905 West