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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-01
Representative Parsons THUS Re.
fers to New Constitution in
Speech to Club Here.
sLEMp COMES TO TOWN
State Committee Will Meet To-
Night to Choose Meeting Place
for Convention.

Many outright Republicans and a
good sprinkling of those who seemed
TO be susceptible to conviction assent
bied last night in Saenger Hall TO en-
Joy an informal smoker and general
qualification given by the Republican
Club OF Richmond for tho entertain
lncnt OF Its members ara visitors, ard
whUoping up" the party locally. Good
Feeling and harmony were sticking
out. and enthusiasm ran high even be-
fore the refreshments We're handel
around.
Soon after tho clans had assembled,
word went around that Congressman
c. e. <lemp had arrived In the city,
and a committee was at once sent 10
his hotel requesting him to attend. His
appearance was the signal for loud
and prolonged burst OF applause. Mr..
Slenp addressed the meeting briefly,
the purport OF what he said being thlt
now is the time for the Republican
party to assert itself in the South ana
to work with conservatism and har-
nloDy. re was much Gratthed with the
showing presented by the club.
Other Speeches.
"A number of other speeches were
made by Republican members of the
General Assembly and others, which.
while they al, ,breathed optimism and
co-operaf9n: we're not al all times
identical in. their trend. Senator
Roland E. Chase, for instance. eulo-
gized the Underwood Constitution
while Representative Parsons referred
to the Constitution of 1900 as the one
that made the Republican party IN
Virginia respectable.
Almost every speaker dwelt upon the
fact that the party is now lilly white,
and cordial Invitation was issued to
all white men Regardless OF previous
party affiliations. General Stith Bolling
Of PetersburS was present, and said
that his record politically was clean
one save for the fact that he had once
jusr once--votsd the Democratic
ticket
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-01
TO MEET HERE
Newspaper Men Will Hold spccinl SEES SEES
sion In Richmond.

Newspaper Men Will Hold Spccinl SEES
sion In Richmond.
a meeting of the several standing
committees OF the Virginia Pres s Assoc $50,
cation will be held In N1urphy's lio l,
on Montl the call having been issued
by Mr.. w. IS. Copeland, president. me
session will begin at noon. The pur-
pose of the meeting Is to discuss prac-
tical questions pertaining to the news
paper business. Tho tc ommlttees are
as follows:
Executive Conmittee-s. =, Rove.
fredericksburg Free Lance; r. p. Bar.
his m, Petersburg Index Appeal J. II,
lindsay. Charlo ttesville Progresy; W
Mcdonald Lee, Irvlngton Virginia CIT u
zen; g. y. Campbell, Amherst New Era;
G. p, Thacker. Newport News Press;
w. r, Donohoe, Fairfax Herald; g. p,
Dent. Salem Times Regi ster and SEN
tinel; George q. Green. Clifton Forge
Review; q a, s., Norton, Stnuntons Spec
tator-Vindicator. gs
Legislative Commttee-Hon. r. Il:
BYRD Winches ter Star: ~. Stewart
Bryan. Richmond Times Dispatch;S VI
G. Moseley, II DanvilloI Methodlst; NJ, u.
Lewis. stanton Old Dominion sum ~
"A, James, DanYllle Registor, 3;.
COMMITTEES on Recommendations
E. Rarhaln, o. ~. Campbell, w, a. Land
|nlaskston Courier; M. II. Harrison:
BEDFORD City . emocrnt r.. II. Beazley.
South Boston N eWs.
Committee on Prog rarn--c D. Dentl,
A. T, Rowe, ", il Hart Tar,nvllle
Herald y. j, Lindsay. 81. - ThaclS er Mi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-01

Fire ana snow commended yesterday
Tor the upper hand In Richmond and
each prevailed during It's allotted time
lire at day and snow at night. Alarms,
though none OF the fires amounted to
more than passing blaze. seemed 10
come In from all Glnrters at all times.
and the department. was kept contin-
ually on the alert. There were 1--WE
calls in all-three In the afternoon and
two at3nlght--onc of the. former being
from the 'hoodooed" Box 10, on twelfth
Street, The most serious ct the ire
occurred late last night. when n shop
owned by Mrs. Chambl.n II the rear
OF No. log South Cherry Street. wa
partially destroyed. The place is Use q
as storage house by Mr.; Jacob um-
lnuf, and stock to the value or ABOUT
$500 was burned or ruined by the wa
ter. Damage to the house amounted 10
about $25U. All Is covered by insur-
ance
The fire on Twelfth Streets was of
small consequences. the department. ar
rivnE In time to prevent dangerous
spread OF the flames. Ire place is
known us the old podson ,Hotel. when
caught about, two weeks ago. Little
was inflicted. but the occ'1-
rants oftlle various rooms We're great
~ excited and ready to depart Mt n mo-
ment's notice. None OF the other
alarms were OF any consequence. and
though called out SO frequently the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-01
PANTRY CLEANED.
\ Way Some People Have.
4 doctor said

a DOCTOR said:
Before marriage my wife observed
IN summer and country homes. coming
IN touch with families OF varied means.
culture. tastes and discriminating ten.
denotes, that the families using Postum
seemed to average better than those
using coffee.
When we We're married two years
ago Postum was among our first order
OF groceries, We also put In some cot
fec and tea for guests, but after both
had stood around the pantry about n
year untouched, they We're thrown
away, and Postum used only.
UP to the age OF IS ! had been ac.
customed to drink coffee as a routine
habit and suffered constantly from in
digestion and all Its relative disorders.
since using Postum all the old COM
piaints have completely left me and I
sometimes wonder II ever had them.''
Name given by Postum Co.. Battle
nreek Mich Read THE Road to
WeilNille," In pkgs. There's a Rea-
4 SON. 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-01
MAN SAWED woman
INSTEAD OF WOOD
Negro Actor, Suddenly Deranged,
Causes Tremendous Excite
ment in Jackson Ward.

A negro comedian OF local fame.
while doing a fonny oct in Jackson
nnce. became deranged. He was acting
with a woman, and his part was to
apply for n Job. The woman was TO
tell him to saw some wood first. when
mp the saw ard instead OF working
on the wood. started In on the wo-l
man. Some In the audience thought
II was In the play. but when the negro
began to saw away SO industriously at
the woman's neck, she yelled out tor
help. and there was Wild excitement for
a time. 1t took four men TO conquer
the crazy negro and take him to his
home on Jackson street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-01
MADE REPUBLICAN
PARTY RESPECTABLE
NEWS GATHERED
FROM S0UTHS|DE
Two Young Men Arrested for.
Procuring Money Under
False Pretenses.
Manchester Bureau. Times Dispatch.
No. 1lO2 HUI! Street

Manchester Bureau Times Dispatch.
No. hoe Hull Street.
Richards, alias C. C. Adkins. young
white man twenty three years of age,
is locked up in the Manchester Police
Station with ten specific charges
false pretenses.
He was arrested yesterday afternoon
in Richmond by Sergeant Wright and
Officer Waymack. He is alleged to have
solicited subscriptions for Il woman's
paper and to have offered handsome
prizes or premiums. II developed that
after having been so successful here
with his scheme he employed young
man in Richmond. whose name was
Taylor. to come here and visit the
places where he had taken orders and
inform them that the prizes had been
delayed, and would be here next week
Taylor then set to work to take some
orders also. In the meantime the pc.
lice were notified by some citizens who
suspected fraud. and Taylor was ar.
rested by Captain Lipscomb and Ser
seant Wright.
He explained that he took the place
IN good faith, not knowing that there
was ANYTHING wrong. with the propo-
tsi.ion that Adkins had offered him.
He then informed tire police where
Adkins. could be found. Taylor will
be held to testify against Adkins.
a large number of prominent women
IN the city gave Adkins subscriptions
| to the magazine. which he stated he
represented. Twenty of these have
| been summoned.
A prominent resident hero has en-.
| ployed Z. II. Wells to represent Tay.
Tor, VINO has good reputation.
Personals ana Brief.
Mrs. J. II. Wallcn. of No. 1lS Eas
! Tenth Street, who has been criticnll,
~ Tor some time. was reported las
4 night to be much worse
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Oppleman las
night entertained In honor OF thei
I rriace, Miss Jenaie Oppleman. of Lynch
Miss Lula Adkins is visiting her sis
| ter ut Bon Air.
I In the Corporation Court an abso
lutte divorce has been granted Luc,
Z. Glass from her husband. James 3
Glass, The grounds for the divorce
| were nnr-Suppnrt ard dcsertton. The
! COURT DEGREES that the custody OF thu
three children shall be given to til,
4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-01
.MANDAMUS RALTS
PENDING APPEAL
Board of Safety Must Give Bond
and Agree to Protect Ragland
if He Wins Again.

with certain restrictive features TO
protect the petitioner. Judge Grtnnap.
OF the chancery Court. in a decree en-
erel yesterday, suspended the witt o.
1nandamus secured by John r. Rag land
against the Board of Public Safety Tor
a period of thirty days, provided the
defendant gives bond within ten days
to perfect an appeal to the supreme
Court. The board, however, must pro-
vide for the payment of ALI damages
that may accrue to any person ny fen-
son of tho suspen sion, IN case a super
sedeas to this order should not pc al
lowed and be enectual "ltnin tne lime
The amount of the bond is $500. No
appeal can be taken By the Board of
Public Safety without the consent OF
Council unless the members agree to
it vas minated that the property.
owners OF Grace Street. who object to
E the erection OF the Ragland stores
backing by which the matter may be
fought in higher court. although City
Attorney Pollard will no longer repre-
sent the defendants In the event that
Judge Grinnan, the costs Of the litiga-
tion could mot fall upon Mr.. Ragland.
and he would likewise have ella m for
damages against somebody for the de-
Ing. The Ghancery Court reserves for
further consideration the question of
costs in that court.
The Board OF Public Safety is orde red
when II refused to grant. a psrnit I t to
Mr.. Rag and. but there will, be tenn,
poraryt stay In the proceedings II BOND
Is given within ten days.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-01
Rally Mt Reservoir.

The monthly rally for the Virginia
Passenger and Power Company young
people VIII be held Tomorrow at a:ao
O'Clock at the association building, at
the Reservoir.
Tho Rev. Henry r. Atkins. pastor OF
the West End Christian Church. will
speak. Mr.. j. a. Spiegel will render
selections on the either. Miss Edna
Browning's piano solo Will be q fea.
ture, aud Miss Elsie crowder will
sing.
All children under sixteen may se-
cure free transportation. Employees.
parents and friends OF those who so
kindly furnish the program are COR
daily invited to be present
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-01
MANY NEW BUILDINGS
nr. Hardy to Erect $4,000 Structure IL,
Elm aud KcnsinStcn Streets.

Dr. Hnrdy to Erect $4,000 Structure III
Elm and Iicnsingtcn Streets.
Building permits We're issued yes
terday by Inspector Beck as follows:
Dr. r. NJ. Hardy. to erect two brick
dwellings, at the southeast corner of
Elm and liensington Streets; value,
$4,000
Sands Gale. to erect two brick
dwellings Nos, 2l1S and 2il5 Grove
Avenue, $4,000.
George r. Mayo, detached frame
dwelling, No. 221s Beverly Street,
$500.
G. II. schneider. to erect detached
brick dwelling. at the southeast corner
OF Elm and Ivy Avenue, $4,000.
Mrs. Charlotte II. Gasser, to erect
frame dwelling. No ] South Walnut
Street: price not given.
J, "A, Wallen estate. Alice Ii. Wallcn,
curator; repairs to frame dwelling
damaged December 2sth, No. SIT Walk
el Street. s9T5,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-01
ANTIQUE PATTERN FOUND

once belonged 70 Old st. Johns.
Hampton, and VIII BE Restored.
An antique silver paten, belongir e
to old ,s St Johns Inn Church Hampton ia.
Philadelphia. daughter Of a form, r
RECTOR Of st; Johns. and will be re-
atored to the church. after having
been los, sixty years. or more.
The paten will be presented by the
Rev. Corbin Braxton Bryan. D. D., OF
Petersburg, and received by the rec
tor; the Rev. Reyerdy l5still. d. D.
The Rev ]. J. Gravatt. OF this city.
and the Rev. g. L. Rogers, OF Gov
inEton. Va, will be present.
The .paten belongs to a service given
st. Johns Church In 1919 The Rev.
United States Army and stationed at
Fort Monroe in the early thrties OF the
nineteenth century. He preached for
St. Johns parish during a time when
there was no regular minister. and 1t
is supposed that the paten given into
him.
His daughter found it among her
fathers effects a short time ago, and
Immediately took steps leading to It's
restoration.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-01
.|C|U'T PRICE Of GAS
FROM 81 TO- 9OCENTS
Manufacturers to Pay s. Gents,
4 WI Il Same Same Rate Applying 10
All Bills Over $50.
PLANT Y y MAKES GOOD PROFIT
On Earning Basis. Committee
on Light Recommends Cen
cral Reduction.

r. ,4... y
Thougl, unwilling to go on record n.
l favor OF so.cent gas tho Committed
on Light last night ndopted ana rec.
o o. m, ended to Council a now scale Of
rates, as follows: Z Ts'sas,1 ~ "
For illuminating ana cooleinp
pun p0hcs, DU cents per one tI,nn.
sInd cubic feet. - -
For Misunderstanding purposes, SIS
CENTS per one tllOiisnnds cubic feet.
For all GINS uHcI- where the
amount ID more than 500 a month.
~ ccuts per ono Thousand emile
feet. q 'i
Amendments and propositions fone
KIND or another were considered. Com.
Gilman Wiltshire wanted fiat ratio
Of SO cents. but his motion to that
effect was defeated. He reserved tho
right to Insist upon tho reduction in
Council.
Report On Yenrs Work.
Tile committee gOne weeks uro r..
FUSED to indorse the Lynch Ordinance
Tor minimum rate OF so cents. Mora
recent ly. however, there has been n
strong sentiment for cheaper prices.
although this did not in fluence tho com.
mittee as much az the annual report
OF Superintendent knowles. submitted
yesterday, showing good proft for
the past year. The actual excess OF
receipts over expenditures for 1907
amounted to $16346V.3s, tho outnut
during that time being 45,000,00o cubic
feet more than in 1906. with steady
gain for each month. An average OF
.5.5o candlc.power wns maintained.
The total receipts for lD07 wero
s365.I1S.4S, with disuurr ements OF s20c-
?d9.lo leaving an actual profit OF s16S,-
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department had little trouble In extin.
gushing Ill before material da mage

~ Az - - .sss> ~
Intense Gold.
Intense cold prevailed during the dry
and the weather moderated only when
the snow began to fall with the COM
Ing Of night. sweeping clownsnt times
in binding sheets the snow threat
,oned to block traflle. but tho stree!
cars were provided with shovelers. and
late at night a sweeper was placed on
the tracks to Keep them clear.
Motormen could hardly SEQ their
hands before them, ana speed was nee
essnrily reduced to avoid accident
Fortunately wayfarers were few and
far between, and those caught out or
the street were there only because
they. had nowhere TO go and were
seeking shelter. Both mission houses
were filled early, and one poor rustic
negro. l,ailng from Carolina walked
irto the Second Police station. where
his bent and tshiverlnE fort1, aroused
the kecSest sympathy. He was al.
lowed to stay for the night, and Will,
the happy abandon OF the negro he
was soon asleep. with his bare feet
propped UP OH n radiator.
Throngs OF willing workers WHO
could find no labor for their hands
pressed about the doors OF the Nine.
teenth Street Mission and tho Ballard
House. pleading with the secretarie Ia
ind them Jobs to keep of hunger and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-01
HAVE EEGUNWQRX ON.
P0ST-0FF|CE PLANS
Supervising Architect Figuring
on Making It Five Stories
High if Possible.

Information was received here to
the effect that the fore. of the super
work yesterday on the plans for tho
Richmond post office, and that the pres
cnt Intention is to make the building
five stories. IL possible. The location
at the foo, OF the hill makes height
specially desirable. The south and
east wal. OF tile present building will
be retained The other walls will be
torn down, and the interior walls. Of
course. will be taken out. The contract
for erection will probably be awarded
In July or August.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-01
ADJUSTMENTS
A cndemy, Matinee and NiEht-Nat
Goodwin.
Bijou--"tYo Dung buffalo, King Of the
Wild West"
Idlcsood-Wild{ Animal show.

George Broadhurst has provided Nat
Goodwin with a vehicle that should
prove winner. THE Easterner," pre-
scented al the Academy last ght, pos
sessed all that a comedy should to
make 1t a success. and those who
do net doubt that the distingaished
comedian will find in 1t the play that
he has been SO an xiously awaiting.
II is true that "The fastener" several
times gives Indication that it is going
to- develop into melodrama. but the
author, has very nicely turned the sit
alton, and saved himself 1t Is Just
some scenes that become almost In
tense In their interest, and surely this
treatment Of the play cannot lay It
open to criticism, even though II is
some what of a departure from the type
Of drama In which the public Is most
accustomed to seeing Mr.. Goodwin,
The severest test In this respect Is
t Msarden, played, Of course. BY M.
and forces himS to put down a shot
gun and listen to$argumert OF a legal
idence. ne. . ~ ts
The play was produced for the nrst
any one who watches the action very
closely there are a few tirles wte n
there seems a lack OF familiarity wit h
the lines. hut this Is barely notice,
able, and does not mar the performs
.ance TO any nppre a. BILE fxtent TIL 9
Niece should be soing s q e : at
3Eroadhurst. the autnor.. has: been with
the company for "a week. directing re-
]hearsals; and he was In the audience
last night. Al fsy5 Z. Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-01
May Meet Here.

Representative Slemp, who Is chair
man Of the Republican State Commit
tee. came to attend the session OF the
committee to be held to-day to arrange
for the State cenyention which VIII
The selection OF "a place for the con-
vention lies between the cities Of Rich
nond. Norfolk. Roanoke and, Lynch
burg, The fight however. will be be,
tween Roanoke and Lynch burg: with
on ,1'' account Of the fact that the repre-
sentat'on Of the Ninth District, In
which Roanokeais situated, Is the larg.
est In the State.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-01
supT. COINS REPORT

Tells OF sweet CicnnIng nnh shows
Need vt New Cremntory.
In his annual report submitted yes
tendent II. u. Cobn. OF the Street Clean-
Ing Department. gives an account OF
the. work during the past year. and
makes many recommendations for the
Improvement of the service. He de-
ditton. and that another is reuuirei
properly to dispose or garbage. The
custom OF the continual op.-ing OF
streets. about which much has been
said of late. is Condemned inasmuei,
as IT makes the york OF Mr. Cotn.s
department more dif1cnit.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-01
ENLARGE oAKW0oD
I7r.nce Committee Urged to Provide SO, oh,

Finance Committee Urged to Provide s:O,oh
for Cemetery Changes
A,onr WITH It's request for the same bud
get appropriatlon as that provided last year
tn. Committee on Cemeteries recommends
to the Finance Committee last night an al
d,tional appropriation OF s.o,oOa LOT entars
Ing lakewood Cemetery.
Estimates were received from City En-
gireer Boiling for s2.lSt:Os1.si ior streets
grounds buildings and James River lnl'
or oyements, The estimate from the Fire
Department, and Fire Alarm system was
Sls9.0is9s.
mex, week to hear from other departrne nts'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-01
AUTHOR SEES PLAY
Mr.. Brondhur.t Come. from New York

Mr.. Broadhurst Comes from New York
to Witness Production.
Mr.. George Broadhurst. author OF
.srhe Fastener" the new play pre-
scented by Nat Goodwin and his com
messed the performance for the. frs,
time last night THE Fastener" has
been on only about two weeks, and
Mr. Broadhurst came here from New
Of his work by Mr.. Goodwin. He
stopped at tho JEFFERSON last night. and
viii return to New York this morn
ing. He seemed well pleased with MI
C;oodwin's presentation OF the play.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-01
Employees TO Entertai,.

j. Atlantic Coast Line employees VIII
have charge Of an entertainment a.
the Railroad Y. NJ. C. A. Hall on tues !.
DAY night. The following program
VIII be rendered: Instrumental duet.
'he Misses Taylor and Anderson; read
Marie Burton: reading. Miss Reno
Fisher: solo. Mr.. F.. p. Reynolds. read
irg. Miss Jennie Rogers; negro selec-
tons. Mr.. 1sbam Cranes: solo Mr.. Eu.
gene Cloves; reading. Miss saliie ray
Tor. and solo. Mr.. Eugene Cloves.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-01
Celebrate Anniversary

The Ladies Auxil.ary Of the Ancient
Order Of IIibernians, Division No. 9.
& will celebrate Its nth anniversary ON
Monday night AT its hall Grace and
Twen,y-s!xth Streets. Progressive
fetinhre win be PLAYED and will starr
promptly at s o'clock. All members ar.
Prizes are to be given and refresh.
i rnants Will be served.
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Mrs. McF'pden I,nnroy,,,,

me Rev. Dr.. f. T. NIcFaden, pastor
OF OF the First PRESBYTERIAN Church. and
MS brother; the Rev G. H. aIcFaden.
chm.n OF me Asbury Place Methodist
Ferry, ". Va, where they were called
on account Of the Illness Of their
,nofher. Mrs. Mary A. McFaden. Mrs.
M, .,s condition Is considerably
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-01
DondSmrn Give. I'm Roner

Henry Romer. who was recentlv4 con.
victed In. the Police Court on tho
charge of gambling. and wtn appealed
~ case to the Hustings Court was
aelivered TO The police Yesterday az
Donough. Romer was baied in the
sum IT $500 for his appearance before
the Hastings Court, 49,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-01

Midnight Mission.

No = rescue gospel meeting will go on In tho
M!GniEht Rescue Mission. No. 1434 East
franklin Street. tonight at $40 o'clock
5 Ini,n . Conversion Of the Philipoinr
S ~, r. Where Is Ny Wandering Boy
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-01
EXTENSIVE IMPROVEMENTS
MADE DURING JANUARY
Summary OF OPERATIONS of the building ln,pcctor. Il
J., 1908, INNS.
Office From january

summary From
l, !,
Number
Jnnmnr,
In
x453l7i
oil perm
NEW STR
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-01
BUYS BIG TIMBER TRACT
OHIO Man Acquire. Possession OF loo
Acres in King and Queen

pit. Charles f. Grown, OF E,,ls.
borough, O.. q caller at the office OF
Commits ssonsr Kolner yesterday. stated
thsl ne hnd recently purchas sea .l,200
~. the trac, being what Is known as
the Dew estate. : -
The purchase was made -rimarily
IoI ths tlnper PVT Mr.. Brown pro-
pecity.
He is also In the market for another
large timber tract which will stand
cut OF.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-01
AlJeucd l)e = erter lIcId,

Alleged Deserter5 Held.
6 Charles Tolkes x colorcd) was In the
Police Court yesterday morning on the
charge of he'ng@a desertergs from the
limited States ha ttleshlp louisiana.
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NEW sTItUCTUnus
ALTERATIONS AND REPAIRS.

No.
Iirick dwellings. ..,,.,...... s
Frame NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., ~
f@f 5YSl STORES s,.,,....'...'t......,, =
shcdnN So, Observation-Disclosures, L
AAuIls ,5..,,l..,t 49,. - '..',.
Warehouses; and manufacturers, :
Hotels ,s.,.i., s.....,.3,s..,..,,
Churches f.,,,..t....,...,.,,.., .
isrick stablc. Observation-Disclosures. 7.
Total number ~ examinations nnd reports.
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x4:a,ol.s;4o 90.

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