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The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1908-11-19

Venlent way
Of handling:
money is by
the use OF
checks. They
mean the pre-
ven ton OF
loss and all
deposits. Try
the check sys-
tenn by open
l II g a n &C
count at
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1908-11-19
". I. Hancock Co.

Special prices in Ladies', Misses,
AMI Children's Cloaks. Everything
new and up to-date.
". T. HANCOCK Co.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1908-11-19

FANCY CANDIES AND CAKES
the best line to be found in Scot
land Neck. Visit my store-Tele-
ph..e me. K. L. House.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1908-11-19

ONE TRIAL WILL CONVINCE
EC90 that have the best line of Fancy
Ca1dy and Cakes. K. L. House.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1908-11-19

DON'T WORRY ABOUT WHAT
to 1at-Call K. L. House and he will
ME it easy Will suggest. You
c&0 decide.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1908-11-19

G 5a2huts, Peanuts. See US before
'o5Alng. N. B. JOsey Co.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1908-11-19
CABBAGE Plants for Sale.

Nu"N4JN FiusEiS TUT CuIk.
5',05@ Best Varieties Cabbage
plants for sale.
LEROY ALLsBROoK,
K. 7, D. ,, Scotland Neck, N. C.
1G-29-tf.
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ONE DAY ONLY!
Tuesday, November Twenty
Fourth.
TIE PRESBYTERIAN BAZAAR

WHAT ABOUT YOUR GROCER
les this morning? Phone Howard
G-e2ery Co. what you want.
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The
Scotland Neck
Bank.

1t will not
belong before
y on expert
ence theb ene-
fit OF such an
accOOOt,
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1908-11-19

>ir. Lawrence Howard has charge
OF OIr Peanut Warehouse-See him.
n. B. Josey Co.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-15
A TI,IHu,rE OF LOVE.

AT a meeting of the Every Monday
Club. held January 18th. to pay. low
Ing tribute to the memory OF their
president. the following testimonial
voices the sentiment Of Its members:
We have heard with sincere sorrow
OF the death OF Mrs. EVA BAKER
GW1ATHMEY. who has been a member
OF tho Every Monday Club for years.
and who at the time Of her death,
Friday, January 10th. was. our prest-
dent. Conscious of her devotion to
the club and OF her warm personal
friendship for It's members. we desire
to give expression not only to our ap-
probation OF the untiring personal
service which she rendered to the club.
but to our high esteem for her as q
friend.
Mrs. Gwathmey was richly endowed
in many ways. a woman OF lofty
character, OF fine intellect. of SPLEEN
did social gifts. having a keen appre-
citation OF tho aesthetic side OF life. an
ardent love for the beautiful In all OF
Its forms. and herself possessing In
rare degree grace and beauty OF per-
son and charm OF manner, she was. In
deed. an ornament to the Every Monday
Club. Though dead yet she lives; lives
In the hearts and memory of her
friends; lives In the example OF tho
life she led. We desire to record our
tribute to her value as member OF
the CLUB and to her worth as a woman
and a friend. and direct our secretary
to spread this resolution upon our min
utes. and to inscrlte to her memory q
page in the records OF the Every Mon.
(dny Club.
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Don't Neglect the Grip.

Get warm at once; bring about a
ably by taking Hoods Pil!s--.io ,Ip-
Hfo-dats cathart!c, easy to take. easv
10 operatea--and rid your blood of The
grip poison. sharpen pour appetite and
regain your strength by taking Hood
i sarsapar!ils.
~ Had the Grip, and IVES all run.
down and did not have any strength.
began taking Hoods sarsaparilia,
gained strength and was soon as vel
tsaa eyer. MRS. sarah \. Hale, Cole.
brook, Conn.
"Aiy Wife Had An Attack Of the Grl,
" end inflammation OF the eyes. go
s.ter Il bottle Of lipod's Sarsaparllia an,
IN gave her great rel!ef. We have i'm
eEuifcit confidence In this medicine,n--
I'LL knoedlss, Treyeyton. Pa.
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RESTFUL SLEEP.

MIR. John A. Tholens, of Syria.
cuse, N. r., who is rs years Of
age, and has just celebrated his
5Oth wedding anniversary, extols
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as
the greatest tonic stiinulant
known; says it strengthens his
nerves, aids digestion and pro.
duces restful sleep.
In recent interview Mr.. Tho
lens said: II have been using
Duffy's Pure Malt. Whisley and
am still using 1t as a tonic stimu-
liant. | have received very mark
cd benefit from same. 1 follow
your directions and take the mcdi-
cine in small doses. 1t strength
ems my nerves, aids digestion and
brings me restful sleep.
!" a few weeks ago met a
friend who had been ailing all
winter and | advised him to get
a bottle Of Duffy's Malt Whiskey.
| met him again few days ago
and he told me he was taking it
and was receiving great benefit
from its use. Send him a Medica
Booklet.
My stomach trouble is about
gone. | can eat square meal
without after distress, and my
heart, which behaved badly, per-
l1aps Oil account Of the stomach
trouble, is decidedly improved.
Next Tuesday / will be IS years
OF age, and am a veteran Of the
War Of the Rebellion. Mrs. Tho
lens and | have Just celebrated
Our golden wedding anniversary"
Duffy's Pure Malt Whislsey is
an absolutely pure distillation OF
matted grain; great care being
used to have every kernel thor
ougl1ly matted, thus destroying
the germ and producing a predi-
gested liquid food in the form Of
IA malt essence, which is the most
effective tonic stinulant and in
vigorator known to science; soft
ened by warmth and moisture its
.palatability and freedom from in
furious substances render it so
that it can be retained by the
most sensitive stomach.
Sold by druggists, grocers and
dealers, or direct. ST per bottle.
Illustrated medical booklet con-
tanning few OF the many con-
vincing testimonials received from
grateful men and women who
have been cured, and doctors
advice free. Duffy Malt Whisky
Co, Rochester, N. Y.
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tense sufferer A whole winter passed
without cnce having en- shoes, my
toes being covered With v;rulent scres.
tried practitioners, specialists, dcrInatol.
oglsts. etc.. tono purpose. Mydaughtcr-
in-law reminded rnc OF having prescribed
Cut'cura for my grandson more than
twenty years ago. | at cnce procured
tho Cuticura Remedies and found inn
mediate improvement and FINAL cure,
till to-day. though well along in years,
Lam as though I had never had that
ity Of louisville and Cincinnati, and all!
this could be verified by witnesses.
M; w. LaRue, SAB Seventh ST., Lcuis-
vile, Ky, April 20 and May ID, 1907"
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JnI,n a. TIenrtyyelI.

lLANvRENc EvILLE, VA: January 4,
All John a. HeartWell, better ain y ,,yi
as Tom lleartwell. died here last nas =,
TWO years oid, and was "a typical old
Virginia genteman. He lafs Brrn rs.
wick county In tho early pia t u. Or ,ne
War with the BrunaWlrk siusaru, , l ,i,l
country Tor his eorltiy's salse, On last
Thurs4ay wnile uut turkey .l,unt I.1.;
llls beloved sport, he Was tAMo -, s !,
aNtlS III and never -
Ines, ~ friends and relatives to mourn
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Not Anect Negotiations.

WASHINGTON. D. G.. January H.
Ambassador. o'Brien to-day Informed
the State Department by cable from
Toxic OF the changes In the Japanese
Cabinet as recorded In the press dis
patches. but made no comment thereon.
The opinion here Is that these changer
are not likely 20 affect the pending
negotiations with Japan relative to
the regulation OF immigration to- the
United States from that country furtl,.
er than to cause slight delay. The
State Department. here is satisfied With
the prospect OF a satisfactory settle.
ment OF all questions connected with
the attempt to regulate Japan immi-
grafton into this country.
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CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTIONS
House Refuses to Iucrcnsc Penalty for
Violating statute.

House Refuses to Incrcnsc Penalty for
ViolntinE statute.
WASHINGTON. D. c. January H.
The amount of the fine and the length
OF the term OF Imprisonment to be
meted out to officers and directors o!
corporations for violating the law with
respect to money contributions for po-
litical purposes furnished material 70:
lengthy debate In the House, In con-
nection with the consideration OF the
penal code bill.
All amendments to increase the pen
atty or enlarge the scope OF the law
however. We're voted down. These
amendments. without exception. enan-
ated from the Democratic side, bu:
the one that brought forth the most
discussion was by Mr.. Cochran. OF
New York. who wanted the fine fixed
at $4,000, instead of at not more
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supreme Court Of Appeals.

Burton & Conquest VS.. Common
wealth; submitted.
Thurman vs. Commonwealth: argued
By James G. Martin for plaintiff in
error. and submitted.
Adams. trustee. ct ais. VS.. Underwater
Railway Company: argued by Fred.
Harper and a. S. Hester for plaintiff
in error. and Randolph Harrison and
II. r. Hall for defendant. and sub
mitted.
Next cases to be called:
Stimmel vs.. Benthall ct AL: Jeweti
VS.. Ware, sheriff. ct al: French VS..
Losan's administrator and others;
Crounse VS.. Crounse: Brown & Hoote
vs.. Cornwell ct ais, and Burton w.
Haden being Nos. Is and IA and 1S TO
20, Included. on argument docket.
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DEATHS

RoBINSoN.--DIed. at the residence Of
her son. on West Marshall Street be.
yond the Boulevard. Mrs. ELLEN
ROBINSON.
(wednesday) AFTERNOON at 3
O'Clock from the residence. Inter-
ment In Riverview Cemetery.
Chesterfield county, at twenty min
utes to o'clock p. M. JOSEPH FL.
WOFF.
Funeral notice later on.
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C0UNCILMEN ON QUl VlVE
Await Decision of Judge Ingram WITH
Unusual Degree of Interest.

In the event that Judge Ingram. OF
the Law and Equity Court. holds that
the city cannot pay claims when q
member of Council is identified with
the work as subcontractor. there
may be wholesale shaking OF dry
bones around the City Hall. In other
words, II a Councilman Is permitted
to do Indirectly that which he is pro-
fihited from doing directly, 1t may
mean the retirement OF some members
who would prefer to sell to or deal
with the city. Whatever the courts
decision. therefore. 1t will have a far
reaching effect.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-15
Poultry show CLOSES To.Si,h,

AIter HAVING made an unusually good nN.
hiEit the poultry show will close to-ng H.
All tbs prizes haze been awarded. People
tsererslly are much pleased with the exh.
bits watch they have seen. and the manage
$nd tho eyes Of Rtchmonders to the possl-
Il h!isHes N breeding chickens. The oxhl-
biis islIl be made as attractive as possible
will. be well repaid - '"Nt''
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j. c. BoEg,.
'rsn.c,a,tn RI =, r,es.r,,.n

Especial to The Times DIspatch.I
MONTERREY, VA. January 1A.-Mrs
r. e. Campbell, living near here, has re-
ceived q message announcing the death
.lington. w. Va. Mr.. Boggs was we'll
known and popular throughout the two
Vlrginias, at least the mountain coun-
ties. He was son of the late General
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-15
TWO REMARKABLE
CURES OF ECZEMA
Over Twenty-three Years Ago Baby
had Severe Attack Years Later
Grandfather Suffered Torments
with the Disease -ViruIent Sores
Developed from Knees to Toes.
BOTH OWE COMPLETE
RECOVERY 70 CUTICURA.
I'm 1884 my grandson, babe. had
On attack OF ecIama Snd after irwin

the doctors to the
extent Of heavy
bills and an in
crcase Of the dis
ease and suffering,
J. recommended Gu
Ssure and in a few
weeks the child was
well. He is to-day
a strong man and
a b s Q Tut el y free
from tho disease.
A few years ago l
contracted eczema,
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Itichnrd wiusteud,

Especial to Tho Times. Dlspatch.J
HEATHSVILLE, VA, January a.
MT. Richard Winstead, aged seventy
three, while making an evening call at
the home OF Mr.. G. a. Richardson. near
village, this county had stroke OF
paralysis and died in few moments.
FIis remains will be buried at his homo
near Bethany Church.
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. Mrs. .DrucilIa- y. Eubank.

Especial 20 The Times. p!spatch.l
BEuLAtIvILLE, VA. January IA
Mrs. Drucillu J. Eubank, for ten years
postmistress OF BeuIahville. king VIII
liam county, died on the 10th inst. al.
ter long illness. in the afty-sevcnth
year OF her age. She leaves her hus-
band, Mr.. John II. Eubank. q half
brother. Mr.. Addison Bristow. OF Ur.
hanna: sixt children and four or five
grandchildren. TO mourn her death.
Mrs. Eubank made an excellent ofncial.
She was highly esteemed and will
be greatly missed In her church, Beu-
lah Baptist and by the community at
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-15
THE WEATHER

Forecast; yrginia--Fair Wednesday
with rising temperatures; rain OF snow
Thursday; winds shifting 10 fresh
south.
North Carolina-Fair and warmer
"Wednesday; Thursday increasing cloud
mess and warmer; winds shifting to
fresh south.
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, COMMITTEES to Meet.

| A meeting OF the centennial committee
| OF Union Theological Seminary will be held
| this afternoon at O'Clock in the parlors
| Of the Central Y. N. @. A. As this meeting
| ia for the purpose OF organization. prompt
attendance OF all the members Is urgently
| requested.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-15
FOUGHT POLICEMAN
Lena Carter Sent On to Grind Jury On
Charge of Aasuulttns Two officers.

Charge of AssuulttnE Two officers.
Lena Carter, an Amazon of more
than ordinary strength and eXcitabil-
its, was charged in the Police Court
yesterday morning with throwing a
lighted lamp into the face of Police
man Gary and a brick at the head OF
Policeman 3. H. Werner, son Of the
Chief. She was sent on to the grand
jury.
The assault on the two officers oc.
Cured in jail Alley Monday night,
as the two officers We're attempting to
place the woman under arrest for al.
legged d!sorderly conduct. She resisted
and took refuge In a house, whGrs sic
gave battle to the policemen, .ignt.
Ing them TO finish.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-15
CANNON WILL NOT RUN
ice Ward Councilman to Retire at End
of His Present Term.

of His Present Term.
With the approach of the municipal
campaign. statements are Forthcoming
almost every day concerning the cam
didacy Of one citizen or another. and
there will be ample material from
which the voters may pick. a large
number'sof ms1nbers In the Board Of
-Alderm en"nnd Common Council will not
stand for !. recollection. Councilman
danes E. Cannon. OF Lee Ward SAID
yesterday that he would not be can
dldate to succeed himself, and simila,
announcements are expected from many
OF his colleagues
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-15
ANOTHER CALL FOR
FACTS ABOUT BANKS
Senators Culberson and Tilllnan
Offer Resolutions Asking Cor
telyou for Information.
Munsey Building.
Times.Dispatch Bureau,

The session OF the House to-day. as
for several days past, was devoted to
consid alton OF the penal code, re-
ported from the COMMITTEES on the Re-
vision of Laws. The day was not
productive OF the lurid oratory which
characterized yesterday.
There wer. no sensations on the
Senate side, hut the day was made in
tcrest,ne by the introduction Of a
resolution by Senator Culberson, lead
err on the Democratic side. calling on
the Secretary OF the Treasury for in
formation as to the amount of circu-
iatinS notes issued by each national
hank in the United States since the
government issued them the Panama
Canal bonds.
Republican Consideration.
1t was very evident that the intro
duction Of the resolution created sur
prise almost amounting to consterna-
ton on the Republican side. Senator
culberson said that he offered the reso-
luton only after having failed to 80
cure fron, Secretary Cortelyou the il
formation he sought, and he requested
that It be given Immediate considcra-
ton. Ile SAID he had received lntor-
ma ton that bids from private persons,
aggregating about enorgh to take the
entire allotment Of s25.00o.0 900 of bonds
had been submitted. and at higher fig
ures than many Of the bids submitted
by national banks vet the Secretary
OF the Treasury bad not allotted =
SINGLE tond 20 privacc person. al
leging as reacon therefor that the
object III tho issue was to roltnv" FL
nancial conditions. and that this coule
be accomplished only by letting TIL,
banks have tie securities SC that they
might issue al.'ies against them.
1t is very evident that when I'll,
resolution comes UP it is going L
create hot debate. 1t went Owe
until to.morrnw under the rules an,
no, objection from Senator Aldric.1
who said the Secretary of the Treas
ury would send to the Senate to-mor
ROY a communication In which 1t wa
probable the information sought b.
| senator Cuire"son would be embraced
| The communication to be received is Il
| re sponse 20 q resolution calling for in
! forma ton designed to show the amour
| of MONEY! deposited by the Secretar'
| Of the Treasury in each national ban
| Of the country to relieve. recently ex
Listing conditions. 1t is not likely t
contain the information sought by til
| resolution Of to-day.
as to Insolvent Banks.
Senator Tillrnan introduced reso
luton calling upon the Secretary o
! the Treasury for Information con
corning insolvent national banks a
4 follows:
Il. The number of national
banking associations that have
been placed In the hands Of re-
ceivers as nsolvent since Ianu-
ha str Nf
each such association; the name OF
the receiver of such association,
the amount of compensation paid TO
the receivers, together with the
names OF all attorneys or of spe-
cial employees under such receiver,
i together with the conversation
g paid them for such service, the
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OBITUARY
Funcrnl Of Me. chEIstian.

Funeral OF NIT. CnrlstIuus
The funeral Of Mr.. Frank Wood
Christian viii take place this after,
noon at o'clock from Grace Episcopal
Church. The services Will be conduct
ed by the rector. the Rev. Landon =,
Mason, and the intcrMent VIII nc lhdue
" A general meeting OF the bench and
bar OF the city of Richmond will be
held in the auditorium Of the Sh ma :!
take suitable action on the death OF
one OF its most distinguished mem
bers -
The following gentlemen will act as
PAL Il sns Hi cirte Alex
ana der H "a. William ii. White.
James ~. Boyd. Joseph Bryan. s; Horace
Hawes, Colonel John 3; Purcell. Mann
s. e Y AadeT 9uage ~ isatS aas
IT,. Thomas N. Carter, Judge James
Keith 4. caperton BraNton, Carter
w. Branch and Judge J.. 4: ingram.
ch nfiexs E soling. k!ehard l. bunop,
Wyndham i; Msredlth' n,r !. : J s5as,
''0 Mrs. Mary g. osgood.
Mrs. Mary &. osgood, widow OF the
Rev. John q. osgood. Of Gllmanton,
a. and other e {, tn the n, niS; h ~ 4.
Gssn3d. rector q E ds1 AZ the hon.a
Of her SON at Brook Fiji rectory. yes.
terday morning, after an illness Of
pneumonia, OF more than week.
The funeral services will be held IN
Emmanuel Church Tomorrow a. Il:4o
a. N, The body will be taken 20 East
Randolph, Vt, for interment, beside
| her husband
Joseph III. Wolf.
Mr.. Joseph II. Wolf died at his fath-
eg's home in Chesterfield county. at
| 7:40 o'clock last night The time Toy
the funeral will he announced later
| Mrs. Ellen Robinson.
Mrs. Ellen Robinson died Ct the res,
/, iaence OF her son on West Slarsnall
Street, beyond the boulevard, Sesler-
day. The funeral will take pace ms
afternoon at 8 o'clock from tne, resi- :.
dencc. and the interment VIII pe IN
| lAHerSiew Cemetery.
!, Mrs, j, w. Dickers0n.
SOUTH BOSTON. VA, january Ia
Mrs. J. ", DIckerson died this morn.
ins at her homo near here: 81. shs va, Vas
q great sufferer for some Tune. Shs
vas q consistent men1her q the ne NJ w
Cana Church at Omega, va. she leaves Az,
husband, five daugh1,1 ~ {, aalfs' , rar.
mSt Mrs, Ingram. Mrs. onlas =, = lass,
and three sous, Messrs. q Chnrile, wall !;
yer and ]. Een1alnin picks !, i o. -
OF whom are we'll knowlr az ms .p ,'ai
The interment VIII DO made ~ "a n
4 ridge Cemetery Mt 3 o,clock to'm ,,,
ROW afternoon, aud the Rev, s, IVA. 4: WI j
llan.s Of the Methodist Churcn. 81
this place. VIII conduct tho funeral SER
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their loss. His remains will be In
tered in the old family cemetery at
the Old Heartwell homestead. now
owned by Mrs. Dunlop, on Tomorrow
about o'clock. Peace to his ashes,
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Appeal for Colored Poor.

Richmond, Va. January IA, 1905.
To the General Public:
We arc being besicEcd with np-.
pcnls from the aged unl afflicted
poor OF our race in all parts OF the
city every bonr III the dry for food,
clothing, bedding or fuel. The cries
for help are appalling, und In some
cases the sufferers have been With
out food or fire for some days. AS
result of the holiday rush our sup
plies arc exhausted. We therefore
call upon you to assist us by CIV
ing US donation OF some kind at
once to relieve the situation. You
Gun send 1t or call us and we Will
come for 1t.
Respectfully,
COLORED CITY MISSION,
2Oc East Leigh Street. s.
Ada +. Lewis, President.
Kate ThomnA, Secretary.
Laura johnson. Treasurer.
'PhOnc 1851.
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Mrs. stnry Ann Manuel.


Especial to The 'rimes-D lspatch.1
FREDERICKSBURG. Va January
14.--Thc funeral OF Mrs. Mary Ann
Manuel. widow OF Thomas Man.
Vel, who died at her home here
at an advanced age. took place this
afternoon Mt 2:3O O'clock from the
Presbyterian Church. Rev. j. II. Hen.
derlite conducted the services. Inter.
mont was In the city cemetery.
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states from which they we're np-
pointed and their previous occupa-
tons.
"2. An ltemlzed statement Of the
amount of money paid out BY each
receiver to creditors of each M
tional banking association upon the
claims proved. To shareholders. u
any. and the amount OF assess-
n,cnts levied upon share holders or
each such association.
"3. In making appointments FOR
national bank examiners, roceiv-
ers. or special employees. is The
Treasury Department. governed ny
rules established by the C!vil
Service Commission to determine
the qualification of applicants, or
are such appointments made at the
discretion of the Comptroller OF
the Treasury?
"t Have any national bank en-
amlncrs. during the period named,
been appointed who have not been
assigned to q regular district for
pernlanent service? II so, give the
names of such examiners. the
states from which they were ap-
pointed, their previous occupations
and compensation paid in each case.
70. Is there any rule TO de-
terinlne the compensation TO be
paid to receivers, attorneys or spo-
cinl employees of insolvent associa-
lions, based uron the capital stock
Of the association or It's resources.
or is the fixing OF such compensa-
ton wholly within the discretion
Of the comptroller of the cur
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-15
HINTON RELEASED.
Gives Cp Position ON Lynchburs Team. and
], In Communication With Other Teams.

Phil Hinton one Of Rlchmond's former
baGkstops. and latteriy u catcher on Jack
t;rims aggregation. has. it Is learned, asked
fos and been granted his release from the
Lynchburg club. II was granted reluctant.
IS. Hinton Is in communication with the
Worcester. Mass club of the New England
League and with Jess Reynolds. manager
Of the Charlotte team in the North Caro-
l!nc League. II is very likely that the
cievtr little hackslop NIL become a member
OF one OF these teams.