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ESTATE OF SsO, ,4S9.

James J. Lawton and Oliver S. White, appraisers, filed a report yesterday on the estate of the late Mary S. Griffing. They inventory the estate at $50. .4S9.47, of which $11,75O is in real estate and $1S,7S9.47 in personal property.
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OTHER cITY COURT GASES.

VI AIN4IN OII NOU M NEApII5'
 When the case Of Joseph Iutri, of 132 Hamilton street, was called in the city court yesterday morning it was con tinued until March 5 Iutri is charged with stealing number of pounds of brass scrappings from the New Haven
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HOTEL JACK SON.
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On the Beach at Virginia avenue. Overlooking the famous Steel Pier. Re furnished throughout. Complete m every hotel comfort and appoingment. American and European plans. tMest cafe in the city. Music. Special spring rates. Sig.50 up, weekly; S2.50 ups daily, AmeTicRn plan. Coach meets all trains JoIIN CRUISE,
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If the Baby ia Cutting Teeth, be sure an. use that old and well tried remedy, Mrs Winslow s Sooth- ing Syrup, for children teething. It soothes the cholic and is the best remedy for diarrhoea Twenty five cents bottle Guaranteed under the Food and Drugs Act June S0th. l906 Serial number l09S.
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LucEY AGAIN ARREsrRn,

John Lucey, proprietor of "Jack's' cafe on Temple street, was again ar rested yesterday afternoon by Captain Cowles on two counts of violation of the liquor law.
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New Haven Steamboat TilR

NhUUCED RATEg, YEc 4n Nevv vrrt.lI
 EXCURSION TICKETS, s1.2S.
 STEAMER RICHARD PECK. From New Haven--Steamer leaves Mondays. Passengers may hcaEd steamer at any time after l0:60 D. rr.
 From New Y0rk--Stearlcr leavea Pier 20 East River. foot of Peek Slip
 Time between New Haven and Nnw York about five hours. " " For tickets and staterooms apply at the office on Belle Dock; also at Bishor , x %, lS5 Orange St. and on steamer.
 George c. Black. Agent. New Haven
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Ocean End, Michigan Av. Rooms en suite, with baths; long dis tsnre 'phones in rooms; elevator to street, Special Spring rates. VIM. R. HOOD.
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-.,,,,,, ,rNcI.AND.

HOTEL NEW ENtIIiHT ..s ta. peach. south Caroline avenue, t,era ana 1arge ,ar ee sun near piers and sttraetlRohs batRs elevator, sun ny rooms, SG,apacify, $50, Table and sno,,s ser HarioS, Heed1 Ss,,,nerior. Special spring {ermmss {hms vice supo- BRYAN & WILL1Amo.
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ny regarding the alleged crime, He was followed by Principal George A. Booth, of Booths school, who appear ed as an expert of handwriting MT Booth gave his opinion regarding the writing on the checks and also the books, and said they were identical.
 Ex-Judge Hobart L. Hotchk1ss, counsel for Smith, in oss-examining Lewis, asked Lewis his age.
 q will be thirty tomorrow" was the answer.
 He said that he was born in the Bay state, that he ilas been in this city but four years, and that he has worked as a bookkeeper with the Malley compa- ny, the Ready Bits company and the trolley company.
 Judge Hotohkiss asked suddenly: ''You bought farm out in Ramden while working at the box shop, didn't you?"
 The witness started to reply, but the city attorney objected and the question was ruled out.
 l merely Ndnteu lo 01o" e~He'" AS managed to have a farm and other luxuries on a salary of SIS week, re- Joined Judge Hotchkiss.
 Smith was bound over to the superior court in $1,O00. Bail was furnished by w. H. Harmon, of Westville. UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
 SESSION. In the United States district court l yesterday morning, with Judge Plat on the bench, a continued hearing fol damages of the H. C. Cook Manufact- uring company against the Little Riv- CTS company was on. The case occu- pied the attention of the court all day and will be continued until the nex' session of that body.
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ANNIVERSARY RECEPTION

To Rev. and Mrs. A. D. Domenica This
 Evening.
 The Christian Endeavor society of the Italian Baptist church will give a reception to Rev and Mrs. A. D. Do- menica this evening in honor of the fourth anniversary of their work in that church. An interesting programme has been arranged.
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4ttlamtte GltY, n. 2.
Seaside House.
THE PENNHURsT.

Atlantic City, N. J. Rest location on the Ocean front. Com plete. Modern. F. P. COOK 6 SON.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-18
PLANING-MILL BURNS.
Much Lumber Consumed in Fire
Across from Petersburg,

Especial to The Times Dispatchl
PETERSBURG, VA, April IA big
lumber fire has been burning here
since about OILS tonight along the
wharvcs on the side Of the Appomattox
River, Just opposite this city. destroy
ing the planning mill owned by the
Fields Bros, of this city, and con-
suming thousands Of feet OF lumber
belonging to that firm. the Surry Lum-
Der Company and the Wiley, Harker
and Camp Company.
The fire originated in the planning
mill. and brilliantly Illuminated the
lower part OF the city, and soon at
tracted a great crowd which lined
the wharves. The fire department sta
toned it's engines on the city side,
carried hose across the river in boats,
and now seeing to have the big blaze
under control; hut the adjoining
wharves are lined with many thou
sand feet of lumber, and rising
northeast wind may bring further
trouble.
No accurate estimate can yet be
made of the loss. Much OF the prop
erty is said to be uninsured.
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without underlying and in most
either mor the blood OF fiery
fluid These acids into the BLOOD
inactive aud condition Of those members whose
the and refuse OF the body This
unhealthy matter system fernen the
charged with the acid poison The blood in its effort
foreign begins throw off the umors and acids
through pores glands skin These coming in contact with
produces irritation and Inflammation the surface and Eczema Acne
Salt Reun other troublesome and dshgung
the result External applications while they soothe the
beneficial the skin clcan skin
affections they trouble is
thorough cleansing the blood the only for
skin greatest blood purifiers the treat
nen the acids and removing the hulors from
the exudng matter nosed and soosd BY eoGHg healthy
the foreign matter and
but begin the se S. 81 and when You have
skin Special book Skin Diseases and
medical THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA
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y. NJ. c. A TO HOLD
ATHLETIC TOURNEY.
Physical Director Rctard An
nounces Card OF Nine
Events.
RELAYS ARE FEATURED
-Four Of These Interesting Races
Are Pronlised-Indoor Baseball
and Basketball Games.

The program of events for the big in
door athletic carnival. which will be held
in the horse show building under the au-
spices of the boys department Of the
Young Mems Christian Association on
Tuesday evening, April 23d, is announced
by Physical Director Retard The card
as now arranged includes nine events.
They are-four relays, springboard high
jump, indoor baseball game, series Of
athletic figures by the leaders corps Of
boys classes, two basketball contests and
a potato relay race.
The relay teams have not yet been
picked, but this will be done bN Mr.. Re-
tard In a few days. and will be an
nounced in these columns later. The first
relay race will be between the Carlsles
and the Iloquois, and the second between
the Cherokees and the Mohawks. all four
squads to be composed OF members of
the boys classes. Tho third relay is
scheduled between the Reds and Whites
Of the Junior class. The teams will be
captained by Ira Lichtenstein and N. D.
Hargrove. Jr., respectively. The fourth
relay will be between teams picked from,
the 6:15 and $50 classes, respectively
The members Of the Red and White
tours will also compete in the spring
board high jump The indoor baseball
game will be contested between teams
| composed OF the Weary Willies.'' Of the
| $3.50 class, and the "Hayseeds." Of tho
| 6:l5 class This branch of sport has here.
tofore been practically an absent guam
tity in this city, and much Interest ma:
been aroused at the local institution II
! it. It is one Of the least dangerous ane
cleanest indoor sports played, and should
! attract no small amount OF attention fol
| the remainder Of the season.
| The first Of the two basketball game:
! will be between team dressed ir
..Uncle Sam" costumes versus a team
dressed to represent the five nations
/, China, Japan, ireland, Zulu and Germany
The second will be between the first ant
second association CUNTS.
The games will start promptly at $50
Tickets are now on sale at McCoy's
| Branch a. Aliens and Charles Strauss.
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ENOUGH VOTES TO
INSURE ELECTION.
Mrs. McLcan's Friends Claim
That She Will Be Chosen
President Again.
PoR7'co IS DEDICATED
DEDlCAT ED.
Interesting Service at the Me-
mortal Continental Hall-Swell
Dn;Ll;,o E,,nd
Building Fund.

f WASHINGTON. April 17.-lne fca-
lures Of to-days proceedings of the
Continental Congress of the Dausn to:s
Of the American Revolution were the
dedication of the memorial por-ico Il:
the Memorial Continental Hal and the
collection Of contributions to swell the
Continental Hall building fund To-
night the delegates were given 4 re-
ception at the Library Of Congress.
Practically the entire afternoon ses-
sion was devoted to the announcement.
of the contributions to the building
fund by the various State chapters
Great interest was taken in the p-o-
ceedings, and when unusually large con-
tributions were made, the delegates
cheered Already the organization had
accumulated q fund of s250,000 for
this purpose, and it Is believed that
with to-day's contributions there vii.
be nearly enough to pay for the build
ing.
The congress will elect officers to.
morrow, and Mrs McLean's friends are
making the claim that sufficient votes
have been pledged to re-elect the presi-
dent general, despite the fact that her
candidacy has not been endorsed by
the New York State delegation. There
is also much activity In the camp OF
the "insurgents," who will present
candidates for all the Offices In op-
position to the administration or Nc
Lean slate.
The National Society of the Chill
dren of the American Revolution. a
kindred organization, which is also
holding It's annual convention here,
|. will make it sannual pilgrimage to
the tomb of Washington at Mount
Vernon tomorrow. Mrs. Fred 7. D u
t,,t,E I5oho nreSi1ant.l has
requested many of the Daughters OF
| the American Revolution to accompa-
| nv the children on this trip. The ex-
| ercises Of the day will be held about
the tree planted by members Of the
society several years go, and a wreath
| will be placed on General Washington's
| tomb
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BASKETBALL GAME.
Tie to Be Played Off in Series 6
Contests

On Saturday evening at $3.50 o'clock,
the l3ritons and Spartan basketball
teams of the Young Mons Christian
Association League will meet IN the
first series Of three games scheduled
between these teams and the Greeks,
all OF the same organization.
The defeat of the SaXons by the
Brltons on Saturday evening by tho
small score OF to 8. placed the Spar
tans, Greeks and Britons In tie for
the championship of the league. In
order to determine the leadership. 1t
wns decided to play three contests. The
first as already mentioned. the second
on the following Saturday, between the
Britons and the Greeks, and tho last
between the Greeks and Spartans on
Tuesday. the Goth. There Is no charge
to the general public, and all are In
yited to attend The standing of the
teams ut nresent folloWs:
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MANY ATTRACTIONS
AT SKATING RINK
Comedy Acrobatic Work and
Moving Pictures on the
Program. 8

Hundreds OF pleased patrons have en-
1oyed tho comedy acrobatic work OF
Laredo and Blake at the skating rink
all this week. Tho hand balancing
work Is especially good, and the act
10 one OF the best yet seen here. In.
addition to the act. series Of new
pictures, such as are only seen at the
skating rinS, arc shown every night,
those this week being especially good,
The scenes OF Niagara Falls are very
good. They show the falls from many
different viewpoints, the Whirlpool
Rapids. the Cave of the Winds and
many other points of interest seen
only by those taking a trip to that
Famous wonder Hundreds OF begin
ners are taking advantage OF the az
ternoon sessions. and one OF the skat-
ers was heard yesterday afternoon
singing:
Everybody skates but m other,
She sits round all day,
Looking very cross at father,
Who skates his time away
On Friday night series or races.
including team race, in which the
skaters will be paired in teams OF
two, with hands joined, will be held.
y one-mile race will also be pulled OFF.
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mond who can and doubtless will con-
tribute literally to the fund to let all the
world know about the citys Industrial
and commercial greatness, he grew more
cheerful, and it was decided with unan-
unity to resume the canvass this morn
ing and keep 1t up until S o'clock to-
morrow afternoon, at which time the
committees will meet again at the Cham
Der Of Commerce assembly room to re-
port progress and doubtless the hnal
raising OF the amount OF money wanted.
No Appeal to Council.
Among the speakers yesterday We're
Chairman Wortham, Messrs. j. e.
Cannon. O. II. Funston, r. G. Lei gil,
". II. Reid, 7. j Marcuso, W. ",
Hardwickc, Douglas Lecky, Il. -.
Miller, S. W. Meek. Joseph Bryah. j.
r. Gordon, r.. S. Tuck, ]. G. Free
man and others.
Mr.. Funston thought perhaps the
Council might be called upon to make
an appropriation from the city treas
ury for the purpose and help out the
fund, probably to the extent OF S5,ooo.
Hc asked tho views of Mr.. cannon,
who is Councilman and MEMBER
of the Finance Committee. Mr.. Cannon
rcplied that the present Council mad
been called upon to make more APP
preparations Of tho regular and en-
traordinary kind than any of Its pre-
decessors. It had alrendy been petit
toned to appropriate half million
dollars in excess of the city revenue,
and he did not think the Finance Com
mittee would or could look favorably
unon n new extraordinary appropriau u1
| OF $4,000. n,
There was considerable discussion OF
means to get tho requisite amount IN q
lump sum, and one proposition was to eau
IN the Richmond Retail Merchants AS
ISOLATION to take the matter up and raise
| the balance necessary, but the committees
mon abandoned all such schemes and do
| cided to resume business themselves
| along, tho same lines they have been pl'r-
su,ne,--thnt Is. 81 house to- house and man
| to-man canyass-to be pushed until every
dollar needed is raised
| Some wanted to finish the work to-day
hut in view Of the Davis Monument pa
radc and othev matters that VIII attrac
| the attention of the people, 1t was
thought best to make a two days joI
of it.
The mceling closed with every com
i mitteeman newly aroused and, II possible
more enthusiastic and determined thal
on Tuesday morning, when tho rus
movement was inaugumted. 1t Is conf
4 IDENTIFY believed by General Chairman
A Workman and his associates that when tn
committees come together to-morroS
night they will report the 100000 raised
Members OF. the medical professio
met together last night In. tho 4. p.
dsyase a sd city sa by
profession. "A list Of names was mad
I up, and q half dozen committees wei
appointed TO canvas among the phys
y Mr.. j: q, freeman delivered q yer
r Interesting talk, 8f u
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
Column bin, 4;Auru.tn. 4 !;

!, COLUMBIA, S. G., April 17.-colum-
pla defeated Augusta to- day by a score
Of ! to B.. Lally's three Dagger with,
the bases filled, did the work
Score: r. IT3s1I \
Columbia. ~ oao@oao#o#s o 81 s +
Augusta. 20 0 o 0s1EO % y
Batteries: Heisman and Hawkins:
Davis. - =
Jnckxon~il1e, g; Savannah, Il.
JA1CksOe)NVILLE. FLA. April IL
jacksonville took the final game OF the
series with Savannah to-day and has
gone on the road for twelve games.
Score: R.sIT4T 70
Jacksonville % o 5000 o Q &c IS i i
Savannah $50 0 o 10 90 o Oh 81 4
Batteries: Lee and Roth; Hoff and
kahlkoff. Time, 1:45. Umpire, Fitz-3
simmons.
ChnrIcston, I; Macon, o.
MACON, GA, April 17.-Raymond
pitched his first game against the
locals to-day and held them down to
six hits, and a shut out.
Score: r, H E,
Charleston - 9 9 9 9 COL 81
Batteries: Raymond and Fox; Clark
and Robinson. Time, l:4o. Umpire.
Mace 'ef7s az
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LOSES
TO AATCAET|7ES
Tarheels Outplayed by George
Washington and Lose by
Score Of ? to 6.
Especial to Tho Tim es-Dispa,ch.l

WASHINGTON, D. c., April 1.-THE
George Washington baseball team cell
ebratcd It's return from It's Southern
trip by defeating the University OF
North Carolina by to 6.
Tho local collegians outblayed the
rarheels during tho greater part of the
game. but In the eighth inning the
George Washington error microbe got
to working and Carolina scored four
runs.
Carr pitched steady game for
George Washington. The game was
ul neldlng features.
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE

Little Rock. 8; Shreveport, 3.
LITTLE ROCK, April 17-Shreveport
in the ninth inning to-day tied the
score. Umpire Pfennlnger called the
game at the end Of the eleventh, with
the score a tie.
Score: 3 r. IT. E.
Little Rock. 100000 10000 -3 s 3
Shreveport 20 90 0o1002 0-3 5
Batteries: Bandy and Orr; Graham,
CasEill and Rapp. Time, 2:02. Um-
pire, PfenninEer.
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Odd-F elbows Celebration.

PETERSBURG. VA, April IT,
Glazier Encampment Independent Or
der of Odd Fellows, celebrated the
sixty-sevcnth anniversary Of its insti-
tuition at the hall tonight with many
members OF the order from Richmond
and Petersburg present.
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HIGH
WINS GOOD GAME
Alexandrians Take Strong Wash
ington Aggregation Into
Camp.
Especial to The Tim es- Dispatch. ]

ALEXANDRIA, VA, April 1.-THE
Episcopal High School baseball team
won its sixth consecutive game on the
home grounds near this city. this at,
stcrnoon, when the strong Iechhleai
High School, OF Washington, was de-
feated by II to 6.
UP to the sixth inning the contest
was exceedingly close. but after that
tho Epscopallans went away from
their opponents. White. who was n
the box for tho home team, was a
tower OF strength. pitching better ball
as the game nearcd the close; Il 9
struck out seven men. The visitors
used three pitchers in their efforts TO
stem the batting tide OF the local play
ers, but to no avail.
Afeature was the home run Of Dab
ney. one OF the longest ever made on
tho High School grounds. Mclnnls, =
second base, made a beautiful stop OF
a hot liner. Tho score follows;
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Postal Affairs.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
WASHINGTON, D. G., April It.
Elizabeth NJ. Watts, appointed post
master at Monroe, Amherst county.
Va, vice J. NJ. Watts, dead.
Rural carriers appointed for Virginia
routes 81
Alexandria. Route @ Lamar Monroe.
carrier; Maude NJ. Monroe. substitute.
Sterling, Route /, Ernest G. Beard,
carrier; James T. Beard, substitute.
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RoWsev Wins Prize.

spirited game Of duckpins for a
hox OF cigars as u prize took place on
Wiilinms's Alleys last night. RowseY
winning the honors, with q h,g y, sc ,ms
OF III. Meyers was seG ono w'e'' ~ ~.
Meyers No ioa; Tallman, 81; Kain, Is; Jem \,
ming. s4; Bowles. o.; II. Cobenn, Sa ~,
1CObcan, 81; Golley, rs: BYRD, ",
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Baseball Meeting.

A meeting of the captains OF o. the
teams composing the. Public School
League has been called by physical
be held this afternoon In the associa
ton building. All captains and mana
gers are urgently requested to attend.
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Handicap Shoot To-Day.

fifty bird handicap shoot wlll b :,
held on the Deep Run Hunt Club
nro,,nds this evening for q handsome
gold watch fob, donated by the Dupont
Powder Company. Mr.. Lester, one OF
tho greatest shots, in the country; Co,
i m. Anthony and J. a, Anderson, or
this city, will be in attendance,
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Decision Reserved.

Judge j. NJ. Mullen, in the Hastings
Court, to-day heard the appeal of +. G..
Gallon who was recently discharged from
the police force BY the police commis-
sioners. After hearing the testimony and
the argument of Gallons counsel Mi.
Charles L. Lasster, the judge announced
that he would render his decision to-
morrow.
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OTHER GAMES

At Ithaca: cornell. 6: Syracuse, 4,
At New Haven: Yale. II; Niagara. 3.
At Worcester: Holy Cross, Z; Trinity,
6.
At Middletown Conn: Wesleyan, 0;
New York University, 0.
At Washington: Georgetown Univer-
sity, 13; Gallaudet College, 2.
At Annapolis: Harvard. s; Navy, !.
At West Point, N. y: Army. Z; Lee
high, 10.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-18
Counsel in Conference.
Lice,lse to Virginians.

Especial to Tho Times-Dispatch.l
ST. LOUIS. MO. April17--A marriage
license was Issued here to-day to James
Mccarthy and Dottie Mcclure, both Of
Jamestown, Va.