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IN It's
ONE CENT A WORD.
8Boarntng.

~~~~A-~~~~>--- -0--S~1~~~~-~N~0~u
CAN sACCOMMODATE EIGHT OR TEN
table boarders through tho summer
months at $3.50 per week; excellent
5 meals and quick service. 500 and
n 611 East Franklin Street THE.
LANGLEY.
EvERAL BEAUTIFUL no oSfs, BOTH
front and back, WI tn excellent boardand
good service; reasonable rates. APP
ply at THE LANGLEY, s609 and ell
East Franklin Street
WANTED, TWO GENTLEMEN or
couple for large front room; every
convenience and first-class board; ;
table boarders speciality. Apply
S07 Easr Main Street.
WANTED. PERMANENT AND TRAN.
Y sient boarders Mt THE LljRAY, 403
East Main Street: excellent table:
nice rooms.
WANTED. PERMAN.ANT. TRANSIENT
and table boarders. 107 North
Seventh Street.
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FOR SALE, SODA FOUNTAIN AND
cigar stand. on Main Street, between
Seventh and Twelfth; cheap for quick
buyer. G III. care aTimes-Dispatch.
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lt.r-
j 1908
RICHMOND, va,

JAMES NELSON, d. D., LII. d.,
President.
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FUNERAL DESIGNS. 81 TO SO. NJ. "A
sWHITTY.
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auftion 6ales, culture Gaps.

TRUSTEES SALE OF DETACHED
FRAME DWELLINGS. NO. 1911 CATH
ERNIE STREET. NEAR HANCOCK.
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-. 80 ~ - : =
nutue8.

NIS~>-~N~S~~-S---->~> ~~N>~~~~~~~~~~~
EVERY DEPOSITOR IN "A BANK rs
equally omitted to tn greatest securs
&% ity and the best ~ service. 9THD
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF RICH-
MOND. 81 W Al und btedly aftords
both, and invites accounts from ali
classes needing the facilities OF q
strong, large, ourteous bank. AS
sets, So. 5000 90. Organized April, 1855 S.
WHY NOT ORDER WOOD FROMTTHE
original wood man at g$s half-cord.
best slabs, s2.25. When quality ] $
Keeper is pleased. il give a bundle bundle
OF fat splinters with every load I
send out Phone 1869, H. IT, LONG.
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6ituatinns QManteo, Male.

A COMPETENT DOUBLE ENTRY
bookkeeper desires position. Address
z 725, care Ttnes-Dispatch.
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WANTED, 10 SELL "A NICE CONFEC-
tionery and fruit business. doing a
paying business. Apply to 8 North
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FOR r NEW YORK

Via Night Line steamers texcept Saturday,,
Line Ship following day at z P, & NJ: also
Norfolk and Western Ry, at Q a. NJ. and 8
F. M: and Chesapeake and Ohio Ry at 0
a. n. and 4 p. NJ. making connection daily
Except Sunday at Norfolk with Main Line
Ship sailing at u p. M. Tickets at O. D.
Line Office, sos e. Main Street. Richmond
Co.. $40 e. Main Street; The JET
ferson, Murphy's Hotel. 5s IS 54E
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Atlantic Coast Line
Chesapeake & Ohio RAILWAY

300 A. Fast daily trains to Old Point
400 p. Newport News and Norfolk.
57:4o A.--Daily. Local to Newport News.
$500 p. Daily. Louisville. Cincinnati, Chi
1900 p. cago and st. Louis Pullmans.
$3.50 A.-Daily, Ch'ville exc. Sun. c. Forge
5:15 .P.-Week days. Local to G'ville.
10000 A.-Daily. L'burg. Lex, G. Forge.
Sis P.-Week Days. To Lynchburg.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
Local from East--S:45 a.. NJ. 8:15 P. NJ.
Through from East--11:45 "A. NJ, p. NJ
Local from West-sS:30 "A. M.,h7:46 p. NJ
Thoroughbred "A. N. and 3:45 p. NJ.
James River Line-'s:35 a. NJ, $3.50 P. NJ
Daily except Sunday.
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H. "A. McCURDY.
Trustee.
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THERE is BUT ONE BEST SODA
water or ginger ale on the market
S that Is KLEVESAHLiS. ;
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&teambnats.
OLD DOMlNION
~ STEAMSHIP co.
Night Line for Norfolk

Leave Richmond every evening (foot Ash
;treet) at z F.. NJ, stopping at Newport
News en- route. Fare, $500 one way: $500
ound trip. including stateroom berth: : meals,
70 cents. Street cars to steamers wharf.
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professional DeIp Wanteb.

WANTED, TEACHERS FOR ALL
kinds OF positions. Service that
counts: be quick. Services offered to
superintendents and school boards.
s TEACHERS COOPERATIVE SER
# VICE. Charlotte, n. c..
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DRY GOODS, CLOTHING AND SHOE
store FOR sale; bestalocation In town;
guaranteed good business; reasons !
care Times Dispatch.
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WANTED. EXPERIENCED MILL
merry salesman; we'll acquainted with
the trade In Missouri. Texas. Arkan-
sas, mississippi. No others need APP
4 ply. Address. with full particulars.
/ JAMES & CO.. 81 so Broad
Hayg New York N Y
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In execution of a trust deed OF octo-
Der II, 1896, and duly recorded. the
will offer for sale, upon
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sMtetii1ljQI,|s..

Mcclure, Rely q Bryan. Attorneys
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SODA WATER.
cents per bottle. KLEVESAHL'S sod.
waters the best.
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Bu8i,less @pport utlities.

LyMBER. II4A MS. SHIN GILES, SASH,
H bltnd doors, Lar ge st ck II low
ias ten acres sS W. oopWARfp sG soN
81 lltRth an Arch n ehmonda 6,
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RELIABLE TRANSFERS.

GEORGE 4 HUGHES TRANSFER CO.
Hauling OF all kinds. Office. 141t
East Cary Street. Phone 7443.
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Real estate for Rent.

fkdL CStaIE 16r RelIt.
CAPE ELIZABETH. MAINE.-AT RE-
duced rent for August and Septem-
Der: two completely furnished cot
tage; all convenienccs; twenty min
utes by trolley from Portland; beau
tifullys situated; commanding view
OF harbor entrance. Mrs. r. w.
GALE 1916 Park Avenue, Baltimore,
Md. - - va
4 ply to LEWIS GINTER LAND AND
IMPROVEMENT co.
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THE REGULAR Y AL MNRTING
%CottTell y Com any, WI II be HI Sid 4 at
~ tylet rs of Ice, N N d, y 81 East Main
ssSs Street. RiahmoD al IA ~ on EsDAY,
s All GUST IA Tli n al N. Z Gel ock noon.
score taEy snd sTISssurss. 81
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w. wESTBURY, d. P. A..
800 F., Main st. Phone 49,,
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Boaro QNanteo.

BOARD FOR FAMILY OF
SIX and nurse. during. September:
suburbs OF Richmond, having car
service, preferred. Address L 577,
care Times y Dispatch.
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WANTED. FOR U. S. ARM Y.-.ABLE-
bodied, unmarried men, between ages
OF Is and So: citizens OF United States,
OF good character and temperate hab-
its. who can speak, read and write
English. For information apply to
Recruiting officer, 500 East Broad
St. Richmond, Vail 23 sycamore ST,
Granny ST.. Norfolk, Va.
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WANTED, FIVE FIRST CLASS INsUR-
ance solicitors TO soil the best health
and accident propositions on the
market; good place for producers:
call between 8 and 0 O'clock, room
zoe. American National Bank Build
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6oliritors and 5aIfstnerr.

EXPERIENCED STOVE SALESMAN
to travel Virginia and Tennessee for
manufacturer, trade estab lished:
salary and expenses: give references
and experience. Box 399. Bristol,
- Tenn s
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TRAVELLING SALESMAN on COMMITS
sion to carry short, strong line Of eight
samples OF mems solid leather, up
to-date shoes to retail at ST. state
references. territory and experience.
Address STANDARD SHOE MANU-
F'ACTUR1NG CO.. Baltimore, Md.
CIGAR SALESMAN WANTED; EXPE-
rtencey unnecessary; 500 per month
and expenses. PEERLESS CIGAR
CO., Toledo. Ohio.
SALESMAN WANTED, SELL RETAIL
trade, $76 to s175a per month and
expenses or commission. Experience
unnecessary. sHERMINGSEN CIGAR
CO., Toledo. Obi
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WANTED. STRONG YOUNG MAN
from the country; habits must be
good and have knowledge OF farm
ing and sufficient education to
teach primary grade. Address g. y.
EMMOSS. superintendent, School p.
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GINGER ALE.

GINGER ALE. S CENTS
per bottle. KLEYESAILS ginger ale
IN the best. 800 4. s5 s
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Castle Hill Opens Julylst

New appointments. Rooms single and
en- suite. Unobstructed view OF Blue Ridge
and Allegheny Mountains. Cool nights.
No mosquitoes. Golf links and tennis
courts Fishing. FIrst-class livery. Sui
Thur and alum water. For booklet and
- L. q. LARR1cK.
Lexington, Va.
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The object OF this suit is to recover
|of the said William oliver, defend-
ant, the sum OF five thousand five hun-.
|dred and sixty:five dollars and seven
|ty-fiye cents t$5.565.75). with interest
thereon from the 30th day of Novem-
Der, 1907. until paid, and costs; and
to attach one steam shovel, being the
property OF the said defendant, and one
steam engine, in which the said de-.
PENDANT has an interest, said articles
being in the possession Of American
Locomotive Company and Richmond Lo-s
connective Works, In the county of Hen
rico, State OF Virginia.
Attachment issued in this suit has
been returned executed. and the de-
PENDANT, William J. Oliver, has not,
been served with copy Of said at
tachment or with process in the
suit. q is
It appearing by affidavit that the
said William J Il Oliver is a nonresident
|of this State. It Isl therefore. ordered
that the said William j. Oliver appear
within fifteen days after due publica-
ton OF this order, In the clerks office
OF this court. and do what is necessary
to protect. his interests. And it is
ordered that a copy OF this order be
published once a week for four SUD-
|cessive weeks in The Times Dispatch
q u newspaper printed in the city OF
|Rlckmond, Virginia. and be posted by
the clerk IN accordance witha the law,
AEcopy--Te 80 al IN
s. SAMUEL z, wADDILL.
Mcclure, Rely s. Bryan. Attorneys,
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Foelp QNantan. Hlalf.

~ :. S>-->>s
MEN WANTED, GOOD VISION, UN.
der thirty, over 145 pounds, fof
\ in this vicinity; experience unneces.
sary; pay SIS to 500 monthly; pro.
NOTED to conductor or engineer, $!5s
y to 5000 monthly. RAILWAY 5ASSO.
CITATION, care Times d spatch.
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l4 - . w =
COMMISSIONS ER'sa sALE OF AN Ike
CELLENT FARM, WITH oMTORT4
ABLE I'M ROW MENTS THEREoNt5
ON THE HARv1E ROAD, NEAR llEJ
CFIANIcSy ILLE TURNP1K NJ. TWO
AND a HALE MILES NORTHEASTs
OF RICHMOND &
In execution OF decree OF the Clrs:
cult Court OF Henrico county, entered
April 10, 1908. In the suit of Wade,Ss
heirs vs.. Wade's heirs ct alsS Will
sell by public auction, on the spreinfsessg3
. FR1DAY, JULY "a. 1908,
S:30 o'clock p. NJ, that valuable and
attr active farm above referred to, con-
tanning seventy.two acres, and having
on 1t good dwelling, with eight rooms
and other improvements.
This farm is In the famous trucking
section. and portions of 1T are well
adapted to grass and dairy purposes.
y is bounded on the west by the lands
OF Ash Harris, formerly owned by
J Ohm u. Grtlbbs. Esq. and on the east
by the Home Place of Dr.. Hugt D.
Smith. The neighborhoodF IS one OF the
best In Henrico county. an
TERMS: One-fourth cash and the
residue In equal instruments atsa6, 12l
and 18 months, for notes, for interests
added and title retained. a
GEORGE 2. HAV. ssssas
Special COMMISSIONER II
.--------- e Il
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Buffalo
lLithia Springs Hotel
Owned and Operated by
Buffalo Lthia Springs Water Company.
Buffalo LIthla Springs, Virgins,

This well-known health, resort. situated
on tho Southern railway. nfty-nve milas
from Danyille. Va, and one hundred and
nfty.one miles from Norfolk. will open for
guests June 18th.
Comfortably appointed hotel and cottages,
good livery. For rates and further particc-
a. w. ARCHER Manager.
81 Nal Ia Cv,rt We
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RHEUMATISM CURE,
BAKERY

MuELLER,s NEW YORK ELECTRIC
Bakery. first-class homemade bread,
cakes and pies a speciality. 410 West
1859.
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MEN TO LEARN BARBER TRADE;
only few weeks requiyed; wages az
ter first month; itools donated: diplo-
mas awarded board provided; posi-
lions guaranteed. Write for Tree
catalogue. MOLER'S BARBER. COL
LEGE, 20 3 owery,, New ork CITY.
MALE TEACHER WANTING WORK
during August, Address W. a.
DOGEJ Haymarket, Va. Us
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iUPHOLSTErNG.

PARLoR SUITS. ODD CHAIRS AND
cuucnes recovered and reupholstered
like new: slip covers made and mat
tresses renovated for cash or on
easy payments. No charge for esti-
mates. CHARLES JURGENSS SON,
Adams md Broad Streets.
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BARRIERS AND TAILORS, LET US
4 sharpen your }razors and shears all
II kindsSof repairing. VIRGINIA8CUT-y
}LERY aIANuFACTURERs,s North
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hereby certify that the bond re.
CURED OF the special commissioners IN
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FLATS 6or Rent.

FLAT OF THREE OR FOUR NICE
rooms for rent. 216 e. Main. Phone
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that JAHNKN BROS, j level ers, sf Il
East Main Street. buy, sell. exchange
and remount diamonds in the latest
styles Old gold and silver AIKEN In
y exchange, 9Fr 5{a
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WANTED, A GOOD WIDE AWAKE
hustling man to sell good Norfolk
real estate; right party can make
from $40 to $50 per week. For In
formation write or call at No. 9
pptldip,r Nnrfn1kl
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Delp aAantro, female.

STRONG SCoLoRED GIRL FOR ALL
kinds of house work. No cooking.
SIS n. Seventh.
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$40 A MONTH AND FURNISHED
= flat to registered pharmacist to take
shore for fall, winter and spring
months. Box 90. Virginia Beach. Va.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-01-24
STONE CHARGES WEST is
Disseminated AGAINST

Washington, d. c., Jan. 23.-Sena-
tor Stone, of Missouri, today discuss
ed in the senate his resolution direct
ing the committee on finance to re-
port as to the distribution Of money
in public depositaries by the secre-
tary of the treasury.
Mt. Stone read from official state
ments showing that on August %.
1907 there We're deposited in nation
al banks $14S,282,393 and on Decem-
Der 3, 1907, $223117,O88 an increase
in three and one-half months of $79,-
S34,0S9. He found that this increase
in the deposits had been distributed
as to give New England an increase of
A per cent over the former amount
placed there the middle states an in
crease of "a per cent; the southern
states 80 per cent? the middle western
states 81 per cent the western states
10 and the Pacific states 9 per cent.
These increases" he said "show a
startling condition in the deposit of
money in the different sections and
SHOWS to my mind an Indifference to
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-01-24
FALLING WALLS
KILL THREE
F|REMEN
FIFTEEN HURT IN BAD
BLAZE IN BALTIMORE



10y "oFi'"E ""urnn - 't''''rr w.
were h'I'ed ana Ten INJURED an" F7'''-
600 worth of property destroyed in 81
fire at Holiday and Saratoga streets
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Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-01-24

reserves from the nearby stations and
within few minutes the central po-
lice station was fillcd with officers,
Their services, however were NOT
needed.
Later IN the afternoon another
crowd gathered on the lake front but
il was broken UP by a few officers
sent for the purpose by the chief Of
police.
Nobody was seriously hurt during
the excitement. although some of the
marchers will have sore heads and
backs for few days. Many of them
seemed to regard the whole thing as
a huge Joke until they came In con-
tact with the police.
Reitman and two of his followers
who were arrested az the same time
as he were arraigncd in court ON
charges Of disorderE conduct and i'm
citing riot.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-01-24
STEAMER ASHORE ON
AUSTRALIAN COAST

San Francisco, Cal, Jan, 23.-The
Norwegian freighter Thode Fagelund
bound with full cargo from Adelaide
for Grays Harbor on this coast, is
ashore fourteen miles north Of Sydney
Australia. News Of this wreck was
received in this city today by the mer-
chants exchange together with the in
formation that several tugs have been
dispatched to the scene Of the wreck.
The vessel is lying broadside on III"
rocks and leaking considerably for
ward
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-01-24
FATHER TO CONTEST WILL
OF MILLIONAIRE SON

Stockton, Cal, Jan, 23.-Attorney
J .B, Webster, of this city, father OF
IGveritt b. Webster, the millionaire
steel magnate, who died recently in
New York, leaving an estate Of 81
100000 to two women, not his rela-
tives. will contest the will The at.or-
ney declares that overwork and kid
ney trouble had rendered his sen
mentally unsound and he declares also
that his mother was insane for years
before her death.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-01-24
NATION FACES
BIG DEFICIT IN
TREASURY
CHAIRMAN TAWNEY PUTS
IT AT HUNDRED MILLION
Head of House Committee on
Appropriations Urges Rigid
Economy on Congress- No
Pork Barrel This Year.

ru Mo,nIno 1ournoi soaoIaJ Iaas,a WI. I
-. ~ =, -" r,,',,.
"'9i''''s p ''''' - ~ Jan . ->''''''
man Tawney Of the house committee
on appropriations today called Up the
,,oont deficiency annronriation hin
Al. rou,o,, sota 4,a, aa -. ,ao.
'
OF the estimates submitted TO congress
lof the next IScaI year. the country
was confronted with certain deilclt
o. %IVV'ooo,ooo' me estimates lhero-
lofe "oulu nave 10 De ilateflaHy feVIS-
'o ana Ile Isures reduced,
M'' Wney oeclaIeu 'i'at he "eein-
eu 1t ms duty TO car 'Iu'entlon 10 5 lhls
i"oI - VI u't '','' "a '0''U' ~ "' % may
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49,. - ,'C eit,1. .,. ~,
l.aid
M, rrau,ro,, r,odo A. rIoi, that
there wo,,Id ha M neu,. .a,nrnn,iatione
rhis session for rivers and barhors or
nublic huildings for he said his caI-
culations ala NOT include them
Mr.. Mann. of Illinois referred to
the promises of both parties that if
SuCteSSlul al the next eletllOn, lIlcN
would revise the tariff and inquired of
Mr. TaWney if it was not true that
Immediately preceding a revision Of
the tariff there was always great
decline in the custom receipts Of the
government
Mr. TaWney replied that such was
the case and said there was always a
decrease IN the internal revenues asI
Well
MI Mann ASKED dISo il IT were no'
true tiaat u'e ESTIMATES ol ',e Ss'le
c"IS Vi 'ne tre"Su' Nole u'Se' ol
lol 'liel IsC'ip'S anu u'u l,o' 'oNe ',ss ',''
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friands ,,ro,,aiI thav win como info
nower ultb a miphtv deGcit
Mr. rawnav resnonded that tbe es-
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-01-24
FOLK CANDIDATE FOR
SENATOR FROM MISSOURI

Jefferson city Mo, Jan 23,--Gor-
rrnor j. W. Folk today gave out an
announcement of his candidacy for
the seuatorshn to succeed senator W
D. Stone.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-01
SHOOTING ENDS IN DEATH.
Michael Lcahy Out Under St,500
 Bond While Coroner Inauircs.

As the result of the effects of being shot in the cheek by his friend Michael Leahy of S5 Henry street at savin Rock enc week ago Saturday, William Long of l96 Ashmun street died sM- uarday night at the New Haven hos- pltal. Leahy gave himself up to the police yesterday when he learned of the death of his friend and was releas- ed on bonds of sl,50o which were fur nished by Robert V, Callahan, propri- etor of the Winchester hotel in Ash nun street, Leahy Is held pending an investigation into the accident by the coroner to determine if 1t was due to any criminal negligence on the part of Leahy. Coroner Mix had an autopsy performed yesterday and he also ex- amined four or five witnesses in the case. He will continue the inquiry this morning.
 Leahy was shooting at one of the galleries at the Rock and Long had gone with him to the Rock and was near him. In some manner Leahy turned the gun and just as the trigger was pulled Long happened to be in the line of vision and the bullet caught him just under the eye. He was talk en to the New Haven hospital but his wound was not considered serious IA change for the worse took place late in the week however and the slight wound resulted in death.
 Stuff the ballot box for your favor
The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-01

subway and then go high up Into the horse car, the only one in Boston It runs at noon and at o'clock at night, When a trolley happens to come along the horse gets off the track and when 1t goes by the horse car gets back on -, In RoXhury, q suburb of Boston, the elevated cars turn round to go back to Boston. This Is beautiful ride We can sec everything anybody is doing that live in the second and third stories
 Here is an itenized account of how one boy would spend s100, Every body has worries of his own and this ones appears to have been the dog tax, which he made provision for. If had $l00 dollars I would buy dog for $l0 which would then leave me 800. I would buy some chickens for St5, I would then put s20 in sav- ings bank at per cent, which would give men $l yenr so if would not make enough to pay the tax on my dog. The lumber and nails for the cAlCken coop would cost me aDOul s22 and with fence posts and wire would bring 1t up to $50, l then had S20 left would buy saw s1,5O; i jack plane, s2.50. l set chisels, B; lo bits with 1 ratchet bitstock, s5; 1 claw hammer, Sl; i gauge, rule and large and small squares, s150; i hatchet, 50 cents. The remaining s5 on garden tools and seeds for my gar den Total s100"
The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-01
Pony Phacto suitable for ladies' use, English canopy SsO J. E. GOODRICH ( CO.,, l48 East St.

J. Dalzell Mckee, of Pittshurg, member of the Atlantic Yacht club; the Zuhrah, owned by Henry Loescher of the New Rochelle Yacht club. the venona. owned by George F. Bliss or the Eastern Yacht club; the Edith anna. owned by Thomas F. Pond of the Yachtsmans club of Philadelphia and the Marchioness, owned by John B. Crozer of the same organization; the sloop Little Hope owned by T. K. Lothrop. of the Corinthian Yacht club. and the yawl Lila, owned by R. D. Floyd the New York Yacht club
 The Zuhrah and the Lila were with the Dervish in last years race. one or two other boats may also compete.
 The contest this year is under the joint management of the Cornthian the the Royal Bermuda Yacht clubs, with Commodore Morse of the former club as the moving spirit.