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New-York tribune., 1908-12-10
TO MERGE Is THEATRES
TRUST PLANS TO WAkE
CHICAGO H CENTRE.
Territory Bet1cecn Lake Metropolis
and San Francisco InUOlUed-
Reported $50 900 900 Deal.
GRy Telegraph to The Tribune. J

Chicago, Dec 9-Initiative steps TO make Chi
cago theatrical centre coordinate in power
and Importance with New York were taken to
day on the arrival in the city of A. L. Erlanger'
of Kiaw & Erlanger. 1t is learned from an
authoritative source that the plan involves the
merger Of seventy-five theatres owned or con-
trolled in the Western States between Chicago
and San Francisco
According to a story circulated here tonight,
the enterprise also contemplates embracing
other territory. 1t is said that Charles Froh-
man. AL -IIayman and Samuel F. Nixon OF
Philadelphia are also interested, and that the
merger plans to control theatre property valued
at $50O00U0o,
For Immediate absorption the theatrical prop
critics of the cities of Omaha, Denver and San
Francisco are under consideration, and the de-
tails Of the transaction are to be worked out
between to-day and Saturday, when the head of
the so-caIled Theatrical Trust will return to
New York City.
KIaw e. Eranger already control five hun
drcd theatres in the United States, with
money value as an investment running into
millions of dollars Owners and lessees OF the
Western houses are now being carried on the
fast trains toward Chicago. and conferences as
to the minute agreements are to begin immedi-
atey upon their arrival.
Plans for the carrying out of the hriahger
plan Of consolidating the western tl"dtTeS WIN
his Eastern properties have been carried on Sc
cretIy for months Levy Mayer who IS the
general counsel for the Klaw & Erlanger inter
eets has been in New York for week and ac-
companied Mr.. Erlanger to Chicago. There was
also on the same train William Harris "f Bos-
ton. the trust representative in New England.
whose interests are closely allied with those OF
Mr., Eranger
Mr. Mayer declined to discuss the proposed
details Of the merger tonight.
"AIl I can say is that Mr Erlanger plans to
make Chicago as great and important the
atrical centre for the West New York now Is
for the entire country said Mr.. Mayer. THE
plans are still in their infancy. For the present
they contemplate the absorption Of about seven
tv-fve theatres located in vasious cities incud-
ing Omaha Denver and San Francisco. Mr.
FrIanger and Mr.. Harris are both on the ground
and will remain here until Saturday. by which
time We expect 70 have everything settled"
Marc Illav Mir. Erlanger's business associate.
said last night that he knew Of no extension Of the
svndcate's activity. such indicated in the dis
r,s tch from Chicago IT'S news to me- he said
u am tlot aware OF any such movement Mr. Er-
larger and MI Harris went to chicago on Monday.
II is not denied here that all the managers in the
corporation favor the project to make Chicago
trical centre of class far original
productions are concerned But none of the man
gers Will admit that II is proposed to extend the
activity to acquiring established playhouses.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-10
RocKEFE1LER GIVES FIvE-cENT TIP.
Then Tells jersey Waiter to Put His Money
in Bank and Save It.

New Brunswick. y. j. Dec. (SpecaD.-John d.
Rockefeller stopped here yesterday noon his way
from Lakewood New York and ate lobster and
planked chicken Mr. Rockefeller gave the waiter,
Rudolph Osterwald who served him. five cents for
a tip ana advised him put it in the savings bank
That's what I did with my spare cash when 1
was your age" said Mr.. Rockefeller and il earned
money for me. Never waste your money"
In the dining room the members If the
Middesex County Grand Jury.
Mr. Rockefeller walked up to us" said M Fur
man the foreman and asked US who We were
He said he thought looked like judges or law
yers When he found were grand jurors he
started to tell about time when his son did
jury duty New York
- have never served ON any kind OF a jury
1nvse!f' said MIR. Rockefeller, but he added with
i smile ! can't say the hing for the witness
chair
New-York tribune., 1908-12-10
-FOUR SATED At FIRE
.Cr0zcd Cheers BrdUe Policemen at
williamsburg Blaze.

Spurred OF by the cheers from a large crowd.
Patrolmen ODay and Werle OF the Clymer
street station, early this morning rescued four
persons from fire which started on the first
floor of three story building at No. 2S4 Walla-
bout street williamsburg. The fire was dis
covered by one OF the tenants
Obtaining ladder the two patrolmen made
their ,vav to the third floor There they found
John ZiegIer. eighty-fve years old; his wife,
Rose eighty years old. and his sons. Herman
and Morris All were unconscious. Werle
passed their bodies down to O'Day. and with
the assistance of several spectators they were
carried 10 the street After some difficulty they
we're revived The iremen made short work Of
the blaze.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-10
A NEW BRUNSWICK SHERLOCK.
Veteran Guide Attempts to Prove Charge
Against New York Broker
'Er Telegraph 90 The Tribune. 3

- John y &. Dec 9.-Tke charges oe Henry
Rraithwaite. New BrunswiCks veteran guild,
against Arthur Robinson. New York broker. for
Illegal shooting Of came uD for inyestiSa-
tiou to-day Bfaithwaite testified 10 finding several
.3rcasse~ apparently of moose. in the close
season last June al Jack Lake. Robinson's
camp on the Miramichi The wounds were made
nv small bullets fred by high power rife Roo
iuson uses a Purdy English express which is sait
to be the only gun Of its kind IN the province A
,a~trfice shell of this make found near one
...,.sss and from "A Philadelphia sportsman Brditl.
waite obtained bullet fitting it, which had ben
r,pd I'm another moose killed IN September. Bralth-
asit-. saws that this bullet. which hts Robinson
rife passed through one moose an" pler'sd l--e
"a. -, ..n,tI-r ,Iie second animal being subse-
,r.otI,- shot Near another carcass Braithwalte
found button from Il womans Jacket and rave
IiDys from Ii white sweater.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-10
HITTER T4POR on MFRS.
Professor L05ccUs assistants Find
II Present and Measurable.

Boston. Dec. 9.'Professor PerCiVal Lowell. the
we'll known astronomer, to-day made state
ment with reference to the water vapor on
Mars His assistants at his observatory at
Flagstaff Ariz have been able TO determine
that the water vapor the planet is present
and measurable II betrays itself in lines OF
the spectrum which show that the atmosphere
Of Mars affects the spectrum in the way.
though only one-ffth much as does the
earths envelope
There has been much controversy with ref
erenCe to the atmosphere of Mars and its quail
ties Those scientists who. disbeIieve in any
life on the planet have known that their point
could he proved if the absence of an atmosphere
fessor Lowell and his staff have been at work
seeking what evidence there might be in favor
Of atmosphere Photographs taken about n
year 60 ny Or. Y. y. Slipher. assistant at
he observatory at Flagstaff. contained certain
spectrum lines which, Professor Lowell states
clearly indicated water yapor on Mars. Further
work followed done in great part by Professor
Frank A Very. formerly assistant to Profcs-
sor BangIev, at the Allegheny observatory
These Investigations have proved. according
TO the professor. that Mars has much water
in our own atmosphere Observers on the earth
can tell that there has been addition. At the
present time there is no known method OF
measuring the water vapor in the earths at
mnsphere. and until some such method * dis
covered il viii he impossible to make an aCcu-
rate measurement of that surrounding Mars.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-10
JEWELS WORTH $4,000 FOUND,
Chicago Woman Leaves Them IN Elevator ana
Comes Here Without Them.

chicago Dec. "a case containing Jewels sal"
g." he worth $1,000 was lost in the check room ~
tHe la Sale street station to-daT. ana "hhe ne
owner. Mrs Laura Martin, wife "f : Is Maflh.
Dr.. was speeding on a train 10 New York the valu-
ab.es Ve.e picked up intact in another part 81 the
bgiIdiuE
1frs Martin did discover Heg loss uutl the
train MS about r" puI ont Members of heI lam
fL- h-s8r SeaTsh u1ta staten detectives. 'h"
letter foUrd 're gase tu an elevator Mrs Martin Is
20 saH from re7 FORK fo- Lisbon her h1stAH'
~ ing re enu been appointed secretary to the
limited SAlsS Legation LisboLa
New-York tribune., 1908-12-10
WOJLD 4NNUL MARRIAGE
Counter SMit to AiieHation Charge
By IHanta Chauffeur.
LEY relegrart. 70 Tie Tribune.

Atlanta. Dec 9.-Mrs. Russell J. Thomas, who
was Miss Silvey Speer before her recent mar
riage 10 her fathers chauffeur filed a petition
to annul the marriage to-day through her
father as next friend. The petition charges that
the union was brought about through con
spracy duress. fraud, coercion and intmida-
tion.-and asks for total divorce on these
grounds.
This suit follows suit flied by Thomas yes
terday against the father and mother Of his
wife alleging that they had alienated his Wife's
affections. The lawyers or both sides say they
viii fight the contentious Of the opposing sides
bitterly The two cases are set for trial a
about the time.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-10
WILL BUILD NON MAGNETIC YACHT.
Carnegie Institution Graft, To Be Built in
BROOKLYN, Will Chart Seas

this CITY has awarded to the Tebo Yacht Basin
Company, OF Brooklyn. the contract for the CON
struction OF curious craft TO be known as the
magnetic survey yacht Carnegie. Wallace Dow
a4v the ce-presdent and manager OF the COM
panv had charge OF the building OF Emperor
Williams yacht the Meteor and the cup race
winner tho Atlantic.
The peculiar feature Of the vessel l. that she
win he constructed without the use OF iron. steel
or any other magnetic metal even the heavy
anchors being or bronze. She VIII be commanded
bv W J. Peters. formerly in command OF the
tialree also magnetic survey vessel. and ;be
purpose " the institution is to make with this
vessel an accurate magnetic study Of the whole Of
the seven
New-York tribune., 1908-12-10
SUMMONED.
To Testify in the Tariff ReUision
Hearing.

Washington Dec. 9.-Andrew Carnegie was
subpoanaed tonight to appear before the Ways
and Means Committee to testify in the tariff
revision hearings.
In accordance with a resolution adopted by
the committee late to-day. the subpoena was
served by the House sergeant alarms 1t is
returnabIe at a date to be fixed later, suitable
TO the convenience Of Mr.. Carnegie
Chairman Payne said tonight that Mr. Car
negie might appear tomorrow. or, If not con
venient some other day this week or next
New-York tribune., 1908-12-10
TEX1S Law GETS BRYAN
Too Many Ducks KHlcd-Compdn-
IONS Story Frees Him, HO7ceTer.
rRy Telegraph to The Tribune

Galveston, Dec 9.-Reports from Moody :
game preserve at Lake Surprise tell Of the ar
rests Of Colonel Moody. owner of the place. his
guest William J. Bryan. and two other hunters
for having killed $50 ducks The law allows only
twenty-five ducks day to any one hunter
The constable surprised the hunters at the
private lake and counting the ducks killed. ar
rested the four sportsmen- Three of them
nIeaded guilty and testified that Mr.. Bryan was
innocent and that he did not kill more than
fifteen ma1Iards. The penalty is s25 fine for each
offence Prior to the arrest Mr. Bryan is said to
have been credited with killing more than any
of the others
New-York tribune., 1908-12-10
PoLICEMAN's THUMB SAVES ITFr
Gets 1t Between Hammer and Firing Pin Of
Excited italian s Revolver

Hf 1srnilii's lis tauH5 between tie hammer OF
'@ o-Fer and tie firing pin Pstrolrnan Ruclr.Is-
- -" East io7th street station. saved his f- when
-''"-ae rondel hls prisoner held the weapon close
20 BuolGidgc's head and fired. a good sized -i.,.
q hesa was cEolIed from tile paIccnan-s tt.-r,..
blt TIE rrinG pin didn't strike tle cartridge
'of1e.- -olHg Italian. fad just fired "a flsfIrsd-
~ Ll- rs'a1are- or E.E with whom ne WAS Ia
-.." ana was being pursued by nearly Iar.- hum
..'@ excited neigh 5ors through liSlh street uLeu
A. WIS caught bv BuelzrIlgc
New-York tribune., 1908-12-10
BAR PROFESSORS OVER SIXTY FIVE.
University of Minnesota Sets Age Limit-At
Least Six Instructors Affected

,IInpeapols. Dec 9,-Sixty-hve years Nas the
apo limit set for members Of the University Of
minnesota faculty st to-days meeting Of the
hoard of regents. 1t was decided that contracts
with members OF the faculty should eXpir" when
The teachers become siXti-hNN years old
The rule viii he applied beginning neAt yea
An members Of the faculty who are now sixty
,f... cars n,d or older VIII be required - sever
,+.ir active connections with IN" university at
zinc ard If tho present eolles" year At least
a., professors have attained the age - sixty
New-York tribune., 1908-12-10
FREEPoRT WELCOMES W. -. TAFT.

Hi..@.a Howard Taft was sH FrcepoIt Long
-~na Eesre-dss- fe enjoyed rri@r day ate
hea-H rneaiv. received Uurbcr 9"f VISITORS
80 s@nera'r en5oEed himself H.z mother Is DO
''g very Veil. thank yey
imam Howard Taft * the srn of Nr snd Mrs
s5. g 1ett ~ Russell Park Ereerr~i- end US
+r'ctE Re fs heered to he t-e fr=r jsrr
~ Taft family etn~e Election D5- q. To-
name or william Howard HIS father
AsEEs IL Cl1s sam
New-York tribune., 1908-12-10
REQUEST FOR MASSES HELD ILLEGAL
Wisconsin Man Left $4,000 Estate to Insure
Repose of His and Relatives Souls.
= TeIegraph b Tne n


,,,.f,,.,.,.. Wis Dec. "a win leaving money
.,d ,,r,pertv for the saying "f masses III tn"
Catholic Church is declared nun an" FoI" D. +"
-, t.,,aed down by County Judge Chlompek
=, a. The decision holds that the contestants
.r.. entitled TO break the Will
Lanes rsyauaugh, of Maple Grove, died recent
T.. leaving an estate OF $""' "hic" was TO O'
.xp-r4ed for the saying of masses for the Tepoae
.. lss .onl and The souls Of his relatives.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-10
"K1NSllS HERMIT" DEAD.
General Hagb Cameron. Eccentric
Character. Expires IN Topeka

Topeka. Kan. Dec. 0,-Cseroral Hugh cam
eron known as the kansas hermit died from
apopIexy in a hospital here tonight. He came
from Lawrence yesterday To attend the funeral
Of A r Case, an old friend
General Cameron was born i'm Saratoga, y. 7.
eighty-tvyo years ago He went TO Washington
shortly after the election of Zachary Taylor as
President where he became acquainted with
Webster Clay. Douglas and other statesmen Of
The day He moved 10 his hermitage. near Law
renee in 1854 after serving professor o'
mathematics in RittenhOuse Academy in Wash
ingtou and as Il clerk in the Treasury Depart
rnent He removed to Kansas in time to be
Identified with the free state struggle
Two years ago General Cameron went 20 Al
herauerque Y. NJ, TO hunt up Edmund c. Ross,
bearing letter Of forgiveness from the Kansas
LEGISLATURE for the vote Ross cast for Johnson
as. Senator from Kansas when Andrew John
sons Impeachment trial was in progress. Ross
WAS rna last man TO vota and his vote saved
Johnson The feeling against him for that vote
aftervard died out and at General Camerons
request the Kansas Legislature officially FOR
gave the vote
New-York tribune., 1908-12-10
WEALTHY WIDOW ELoPEs AND WEEDS
Five Daughters Learn News When About to
Ask Police Aid in Hunt

Mrs Catherine Rudolph. widow. OF No -
Bay IIth street Bath Beach. who Is reputed To
be wealthy left her home on Monday and had not
been seen OF heard from until yesterday. when
her five daughters were about To call upon the
police for help in their search FOR her. Then
messenger boy arrived with telegram. which an
nounced their mothers marriage TO Thomas Lang.
a Manhattan plumber.
The daughters iutimated that they would willingly
forgive their mother IL she would return home
Mrs Rudolph the widow OF Richard Rudolph.
v no prior to his death, eight years age. was a
grain and hay merchant. with offices i'm Maiden
lame On his death he left to his wife more than
10000 INCLUDING considerable property IN Manhal-
tan and Bath Beach,
New-York tribune., 1908-12-10

ROYAL BLUE TOURS TO WASHINGTON
,i4 Baltimore 6 0hio. .TerSe' central and Reading
7olr4 Persona llt ,cndu. ed tiDUsN -Four Ice. =
,l- ,7- ers au ,,perses nop New York three
da,s ,rther toius san y. reP ~, IN. March -,
~ Arru IS Ma, Secure fuli details from
tlrset agents = man NcCarty. a. q. 7. A, 4S4
BroadH ay.-AdFt
New-York tribune., 1908-12-10

y=Aa ROUND LimlrED-ouICkEsT
.-.-,,,4s train Atiant. 6irming nam, Memphis SEA
bo,rd AR Line Il35 BHayr cor. 18TH SL-AdYt
New-York tribune., 1908-12-10

General Cameron, who was most eccentric
character was n slanch Republican He
,-isf5ed this city In May. 1897. speaking before
The Wonsan's West End Republican club. ON
that occasion he had not cut his hair for seven
wears having vowed At W {. T L conven-
ZION in Nashville Tenn to let it grow until
v.o,aan's suffrage was granted His gray locks
we're twisted in knot which he wore over the
left eye.
I'm r Nazarte and cebate.' said General
Cameron 70 the New York women. 7 m some
times called the Hermit Of Kansas, and have
vowed never 10 cut my hair again till my sis
tcrs obtain the right OF suffrage
General Cameron served for four years in the
Union amy. entering as = private and coming
out lieutenant colonel Since then he has had
the Two commissions Of colonel and brigadler
general by brevet. In 1872 he vas the resident
secretary Of he Liberal Republican Club in
Washington and one OF Horace Greeley :
strongest partiSans
New-York tribune., 1908-12-10

CEWEYs CLhRET OR SAuTERNE PUNCH.
Ready - serve, for all social ~ epts
II reVey & Sons Co, lSs Fulton ST, New iurk-
-AdNL
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-07

lently resisted TINS action and al
friend stepped in to help him. IheI
police officer at once depatized Cor
poral John Christian and Private
shelton, OF the Richmond Blues 10
help him In making the arrest.
The dis0rierly negro, who IL very
burly. began 10 fight like madman
and swOre and ragged like Dull:
Selling the sheriff. who is man Oh
light build, ne nearly tore his ear on.
and he also kicked and struck at the
soldiers his friend helping him.
When the negro saw he was goihs
to be Overpowered. he pulled pistol
on his antagonists and tried hard TO
nut ball into one of them. but Johh
Christ ian and other Blues pinioned
the mans arms and Private Shelton
wrenched the gun from his hand.
BY this time dense crowd OF
negroes had gathered at the scene OF
the trouble. and growls and threats
to recapture the arrested man were
heard on every side.
The sheriff and his deputies could
not work their way through the
thrOng Then about twenty Rich
mond Blues, all that were present
Jumped IN. formed a Gordon about the
two arrested negroes. and pushed
their way to the electric car station.
They guarded the prisoners there I'M
til car came up and Sner:H watson
could take the men on hoard to carry
them to the lookup in Chester.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-07
BANKRUPTCY NOTICE.

NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
Creditors. In the District Court Of
the United States for the Eastern
District Of Virginia. Sixth Division.
In the matter Of Albert Ray Craw-
ford. Bankrupt. In Bankruptcy No.
1856.
To the creditors Of Albert Ray Craw.
ford. trading as the Crawford Shoe
Company, Of Newport News, in the
county Of warwick, and district afore.
said. a bankrupt:
Notice is hereby given that on the
LIST day OF July. A. d. 1908. the said
Albert Ray Crawford was duly adJu-
dicafed bankrupt; and that the first
meeting Of his creditors will be held
at Room No. SOL. Silsby building. in
Newport News. Va. on the 18th day OF
July. A. n. 1908. at 10 O'Clock In the
forenoon. q; which time the said cred
itors may attend. PROF. their ciaims.
appoint q trustee, examine the bank
rupt. and transact such other business
as may properly come before said
meeting.
JNO. r. LOCKE.
Referee In BANKRUPTCY.
Dated: Newport News, Virginia.
July Z. 1903.
ALLAN d. JONES'
Counsel for Bankrupt. IL
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-07
RICHMOND BLUES QUICKLY
PUT END 10 RACE RIOT
0es;Ots Arrest and Attscks SnsT"
VINE sought 70 Enforce
Law.

RICHMOND. VA July GA dan
ecrous riot was narrowly averted ~
Cep,ralia on the afternoon OF tT
Fourth Of July when Sheriff Watson
attempted TO arrest . big negro at
gathering Of some one hundred ana
afty co,ored people. But for thr
prompt intervention Of the Ricnmona
Blues the sheriff would have been 10
danger Of his life.
The trouble occurred ciose 20 the
Richmond and Petersburg electric car
Hae. where u passes through Cen
trsiia. A great crowd OF nexro-S
were there On q picnic and . coior-d
baseball game was also in progress
Some Of the men we're full Of whiskey
asd ready for trosble Of any Kind. One
OF the ncxro~s became 30 dtsSfdertS
that sheriff Watson. 81 Chesserersd.
had to arrest him. The man vto-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-07
SALE OF, REALIZES

by virtue Of a decree or the Circuie
Court Of Elizabeth City County in the
chancery suit OF Cable Com
pany vs.. A. E Black ct nj We
will. In front Of the pren1sss; on Wed
hesday. IL tho 18TH, rs0s, At 1850
'p. m, ondDf Tor sale at pubic auction
TO the highest bidder for, CASH all
thai certain lot, piece or parcel of land
In Elizabeth City SOunty, Va, num-
Ter Forty-fou 80. In Block Eleven
1D as shown on the map Of the
property OF the Newport News. hamp-
ton and Old Point Development Com
pany, made by c. N. Braxtou, C.. z
and recorded in the Clerks Once of
the County Court Of Elizabeth City
County in Deed Book q. page 32l-
S23; being the same property convey
ed to the said A. f. Black by deed of
George C. Clark and wife recorded in
said Clerks once in Deed Book 81,
page 40. and winch said property u
fully described in the papers Of said
chancery cause.
BENZ. c. WHERRN.
c. AYLETT ASHBY,
Special Commissioners.
Circuit Cour. OF Elizabeth Cny
County.
This is to certify that the bond re-
quired by the said Court Of B. c.
Wherry and c. A. Asnby. special COM
missioners. In chancery cause OF Cable
Company vs.. 4. F. Black ct al has
been duly given. with security APPROX
ed by me. and filed.
Dated this csth day OF June. 1908.
II. n. HOLT, Cierk.
1l-to-sS.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-07
AUCTION SALES.
sprr,.1 COMMISSIONERS SAIL
OF PROPERTY NEAR bOoLH

SPECIAL COMMISSIONERS. SALE
OF PROPERTY NEAR boohS
WARD. ....s
Nv virtue OF the authority conferred
-. hv a decree entered on the 2Stn
dax OF May. 1905. iy the Circuit Cou!.
Of Elizabeth City County. In SUI.
therein pending under the snort styie
Of The Bank Of Hampton, virginia
plaintiff v. George ID. Hampton. e.
al. defendants. We Will, iii Iro"' VI
the premises an
THURSDAY. JULY 9TH. 1908. At II
O'CLOCK A. NJ
offer for sale at public auction to the
highest bidder. those two lots OF iaud.
situate In said County. and desighai-
ed by the lot numbers ~ ana TO- ~
Block No. 6. on the map OF the prop
erty OF the Newport News. Hampton
and Old Point Development Compa-
nv. which is Of record In the Clerk s
once OF the Circuit Court OF Said
County in Deed Book No. Il, pages
32I, 80 and 3s3.
TERMS:-Cash. or at the option OF
the purchaser. one-third cash: balance
IN six and twelve months. with inter,
est. The deferred payments are TO
he evidenced by notes and secured b.
deed Of trust on the property at the
cost OF the purchaser A deposit OF
$4,000 viii be required when the
property is knocked down.
G. A. ASHBY.
LOUIS C. PHILLIPS.
Special Commissioners.
Circuit Court Of Elizabeth City Coun-
ty:
This Is to certify that the bond
required by said Court % L>onis G.
Phillips and c. A. Ashby. Special Com
nsi.sIoBeEs Ia ChaBcery cause Of The
Bank Of Hampton. Virginia. Y. Geo. ID.
Hampton. ct al. has been duly given,
approved and filed.
dated this 18th day OF June. 1893.
~ ". HOLT. Clerk.
BY J. W. BI.ACKMORE. ID. &.
s-2s-10t
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NOTICE OF SALE.

Under authority conferred in a de-
cree of the United States Distric;
Court for the Eastern District OF Vir-
ginia. entered July 3rd. 1905. in the
matter of A. JOO & Co.. bankrupts,
I shall on Wednesday. July Sth. at :
O'Clock p. m. offer for sale at public
auction, to the highest bidder. for
cash. the entire stock of goods. con
sisting OF millinery and notions. ana
also the fixtures and furnishings. stu
ated in the store building number 2S0G
washington avenue. Newport News.
Va. Sale will be held in said store.
SAMUEL r. BUXTON, Receiver.
7-7-2t