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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-17
BUILDING ACTIVE;
BUSINESS is GOOD
Buckingham, and the Outlook
Most Encouraging.
-fsnscial 10 rhe rlmea.pl.patch. 1

Especial to The Times Dispatch.1
BUCHANAN, VA, May 1s.-There
has been decided revival in building
operations in Buchanan. and the out
look In that respect is better than
conditions have been for fifteen years,
and business generally is in a most
gratifying condition. The Business
Mems Association is in correspondence
with parties with a view to establish
ing a foundry and machine shops in
Buchanan. This is almost assured.
and will give employment to about
twenty-five men.
The Virginia Can Company contem-
plates extensive Improvement in their
plant at an early date.
F. w. Steger has improved his Main
Street property, thoroughly remodeling
1t and adding double balcony OF
Moorish design. and 1t is now one OF
the most attractive homes in town.
w. H. Carter is rebuilding his resi-
dence on Main Street, which was de-
stroyed by fire several months ago.
The house will be large and commo-
dious and an ornament to that part
Of the town.
John M. Killian. proprietor OF the
Central Hotel, is making extensive
improvements to his hotel property,
consisting OF threedeck porch. with
Colonial columns and balustrades, the
entire length OF the east side OF the
hotel fronting on the lawn. Other i'm
provements consist OF granolith!c
sidewalk In front OF the hotel, and
the entire house has been reprinted
and papered.
| Rev. J. l.. Henderson has contracted
with Eutzler Brothers to move back
and remodel the Main Street property
recently purchased by him.
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PRODUCE MARKET.

!.
On the whole, last weeks market
was active. and the demand for staple
articles was strong. Chickens are un-
usually high for this time Of the year.
There Is no trouble in getting top
quotations for all received. unless very
small and poor. Receipts of eggs are
not quite so good as to quality. and the
demand is decreasing somewhat. The
receipts OF butter are moderate and,
the market is active. especially on
medium grades. vcals are rather
scarce and in strong demand. as also
are spring lambs and sheep. Receipts
OF country bacon are small and good
stock is selling we'll Produce mer-
chants are advising shipments on these
articles.
Apples
No. pippins and winesaps, $3.50 per
barrel.
Fancy pippins and winesaps. So to
s3.25 per barrel.
Choice pippins and winesaps, $2.25
to $2.75 per barrel.
Inferior pippins and winesaps, 81 per
barrel.
Strawberries
Fancy, IL to 5 cents per quart.
Choice. s to 10 cents per quart.
Potntocs-
Old. S. to 30 cents per bushel.
Fancy Florida new crop), $3.50 to
$500.
New Vegetables
Asparagus. large punches. fancy. 20
to 25 cents; fancy, medium. 10 L. to
is cents; poor to fair. 5 to - IL cents
per bunch.
Peas. fancy, $3.50 to s1,75 per basket
Lettuce. fancy. half barrel, Is cents
to 81: small baskets, 81 to $1.25.
Round. green beans. s1.25 to $1.5o
per basket
Fancy beets. Sits to So per barrel.
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Fon NEW RURAL ROUTES.
Sanity of Young Uncertain-ERects OF
Bank Failure Felt.


Especial to The Times Dispntch.]
BOYDTON, VA, May 16.-Mr. NJ. S.
Plummer, United States post-offlce in
here several days inspecting and meas
in this neighborhood. He has deter
mined upon the route west of here, by.
and in the direction of, Skipwith De-
pot, on the Southern Railroad. He is
surveying the route south of here to
run in the direction OF Cuscowilla
post-offlce.
The case Of Frank Young, the con-
victed murderer Of Taylor Young, who
has been sentenced to be hung on
June 9Th. seems puzzltng question to
the doctors to decide as to his sanity.
Young continues to act like mad
man. The doctors have examined him
several times. but as far as known,
have expressed no opinion. They have
written to Judge Barksdale on the sub.
ject. 1t Is too late now for a commits
sion of lunacy to act. as the man is
under sentence Of death and only the
can stay the execution.
There Is nothing new in the matter
of the Bank of Mecklenburg. Those
owing money in the bank are making
as fast as possible to
take up their notes. but owing to the
fact that so much money is locked
up by reason Of the failure of the
bank, the debtors have difficulty in
finding parties who have money to
lend. The creditors as we'll as the
debtors are now more fully realizing
their loss, as they begin to need
money in the conduct Of their business
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Ask For NEW CHARTER.
Wa shingto Wooden Mills Ask New
Articles of Incorporation.

FREDERICKSBURG. VA. May 1s.-
The Washington Wooden Mills. of this
city. has applied for a new charter.
The maximum capital is 100000, and
the officers are John c. Melville. presi-
dent: William H. Duvall. secretary and
treasurer; Morris Podoll. vice-presi-
dent This is one of the largest en-
terprises here. 1t. conducts large
wooden mill and pants factory.
Mr.. c. w. Darlington. formerly of this
city, now of Washington, has pur-
chased of z. G. Helm the latter's resi-
dence on Washington Avenue. In this
city. Mr.. Darlington will return to
Fredericksburg with his family and
occupy the property as his home.
Mr.. Joseph P. Thomas and Miss Susie
II. Shelton. daughter OF Charles w.
Shelton. formerly Of this city. now of
Caroline county, were married Thurs
day ut the Methodist parsonage. at
Bowling Green. the Rev. z. o. futile
officiating. The couple will reside near
Penola.
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IfuaI Rnticp8.

>~~~~~>~~~~~-~0
THE STHt DAY OF MAY, 1908:
In the matter of holding q special
election in Brookland School District.
No. l, to pass upon the question Of
whether or not bonds to athe amount
Of thirty thousand (sso,oco) dollars
said district for the purpose Of erect-
ing schoolhouso at Glen Allen and
schoolhouse at Highland Park. in said
district:
It appearing to the court that the
School Board Of Brookland District. No.
20. 1908, and duly spread upon the mln-
utes of the proceedings of the said
board. In Which resolution the said
board declares that in its opinion 1t
Is necessary that an additional school
len auss and sou an ad ssea schoolhouse
should be erected at Highland Park, in
said district In order to provide adj
ditional public school facilities for the
children of the school age in said dis
trict; and that the school funds OF said
school district Will not be sufficient
within three years from the passage
Of the resolution, to provide said adj
ditional schoolhouses and to furnish
the same; and recommending that the
sum Of thirty thousand (S30,0oo) dol-
lars SnOulQ De T. eNpenQeQe TOWARD lne
erection of said school buildings;
And It further appearing to the court
that the statement Of facts contained
in tho resolution Of the said School
Board was on the Sd day Of March,
1908. confirmed and approved by a
resolution of the Board of Supervisors
of the county of Henrico: and a copy
of the resolutions OF said School Board
and the Board #of Supervisors having
been certified to this court, together
with the location of the schoolhouses
to be erected. with the plans. specih-
cations and the estimated cost there's
of. approved by the division school SUI
The court doth order that special
election be hold In the Brookland
School District on TUESDAY, MAY
26, 1908, to pass upon the question
whether such bonds shall be issued or
not for the amount recommended by
the School Board for said district.
The clerk of this court Is directed to
give the notice OF such election by
publication III The Times-Dispatch,
daily, for fourteen times, and direct
the Sheriff to post notice of the
election In ten COY conspicuous points
in said district, which notice shall
state tho amount OF the bonds to be
Issued and the purpose Of the proposed
Tissue thereof.
A Copy--Te ste!
SAMUEL r. wADDILL,
Clerk
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Wagon
Umbrellas,
81
Daily Court Record

United States Circuit Court of Appeals.
The UnIted States circuit Court of
Appeals reconvened yesterday morning
at 10 O'clock. with Circuit Judge
Pritchard presiding and District
Judges Waddill. Boyd and Dayton In
attendance.
The court went into conference on
the cases heretofore argued.
The following cases are in the call
tomorrow.
Abraham Accord ct al. appellants. VS..
Western Pocahontas Corporation, ap-
peliee. On appeal from the Circuit
ton OF appellants to vacate and set
aside the writ OF certiorari heretofore
granted and issued in this case. To
be argued by Arthur English, OF
Charleston, W. Va, for the motion. and
by j. Lewis Bumgardner, of Beckley,
w. Va, against it.
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Com
pany. plaintiff in error, VS.. James
Cowley, defendant In error. In error
to the Circuit Court at Huntington,
w. Va. To be argued by F. B. En-
GLOW and Herbert Fitzpatrick. Of
Huntington, w. Va. for the plaintiff in
error, and by c. w. Dillon, OF Fay
etteville, w. Va, for the defendant In
error.
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Com
pany, plaintiff in error, vs.. p. =. Haw-
kins. Sheriff, administrator OF Harlow
winterstein. deceased. defendant IN en-
ror. In error to the Circuit Court
at Huntington, w. Va. To be argued
nv r. B. Enslow and Herbert Fitzpat-
rick. OF Huntington, w. Va, for the
3plaintifr In error. and by osenton &
McPeak and Hubbard & Lee. OF Fay
etteville, w. Va. for the defendant IN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-17
MUCH BUILDING BEING DONE
Continued Activity in REM Estnte ana
Builliun In Nnrfalk.

NORFOLK. VA. May 1s.-The
monthly report Of Building Inspector
r. L. Holland shows that during the
month of April fifty-hve building per-
mits were issued. thirty-three for resi-
dences. ten brick and twenty-three
frame. The total estimated cost was
$13s,5S4. The cost OF the thirty-three
residences Is estimated at s107,071. The
remainder were for stores, apartment
houses, etc., in various sections OF the
city.
During the week Just closed num-
Der of permits were issued. and tho
building operations represented an ng-
gregate Of $4,000. showing the steady
building boom that is continuing. The
sales Of realty, for improvement pur-
poses, during the week are large.
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We will sell for the owners, who
are going abroad. and selling out all
of his personal property, consisting OF
handsome Walnut Bedroom Suits Cost
$4,O50), handsome five-piece Parlor3'
Suit, Handsome Gold Leaf sParlor Suit.
Handsome Odd Parlor Pieces, Hand
some Library Tables, Brass and Onyx
Tables and jug Chest. set Handsome
Large Mirrors and Antique Mirrors.
Handsome Extension Tables. Side
boards and China Closets. Solid Brass
Bedsteads and Hair Mattress. about
rs extra fine Solid Wool Blankets.
Steets, Table Linens. Bedspreads. fine
Rockers and Chairs Desks and Book
cases. Office Tables, Typewriter Ia
bles. Carpets and Druggets and Rugs.
Mating and everything used about
the house. This is one of the largest
sales OF its kind that has been
made In Richmond for some time It
will pay any one in need Of any such
goods to attend this sale. Ladies In
vited. as the goods must be sold at
b. ~
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Campbell Sends Anti-Brynn Men.

T------7 Special 70 The IIrlIts-OIsPhtc1t'1
3tLYNCHS, VA, May ia mass
meeting ut this precinct to-day elect
cd Walter Fauntleroy delegate to the
hoanoke convention. Leesville precinct
elected L. A. Arthur. Both delegates
are Daniel and anti-Bryan men. but
20 uninstructeu.
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aurtion 5ales, future Daps.
AUCTION SALE

A. LARGE LIBRARY OF Law BooKs
AND OTHER MISCELLANEOUS
BOOKS, AT THE STANDARD Auc-
TON HOUSE, 16 NORTH SEVENTH
& STREET., WEDNEsDAY. May 10TH, &
AT64;ao O'CLOCK.
This is a large collection OF booka
and should be lookedNat, as they must
be sold Mt once for the high dollar:
Some of them are very valuable ana
we will have several extra good book IA
cases and desks in this sale, Books
will be on exhihition all day Wednes-s
THE, STANDARD AUCTION co.
4 "a. C. Rufprd. Managey and Salcsulan.
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&ealen Proposals.
PROPOSALS..

PROPOSALS.
The town OF Clarksville. Va, desires
the lowest bids for about 1900 yards
OF granolithic pavement. The town has
the money on hand to pay cash for
this work, and the bids should be en-
tered by the 25th OF May. All appli-
cants should appear In person.
For further information. write
SAMUEL DAVIS and
@. r.. VAUGHAN.
Street Commissioners.
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Fancy 75 c.r,, = :, !

cucumbers. fancy. 75 cents to 81 per
basket
Tomatoes. fancy. .2.25 to $3.50 per
carrier.
Celery, fancy. $3.50 to sl.76 per case.
Southern cabbage. $1.25 per barrel
Yellow onions, s1.65 per 1oo-pound
sack.
Navy beans according to quality),
Sc to s2.25 per 100-pound sack.
Poultry
Spring chickens. 2s to 80 cents per.
pound.
Ducks, 10 cents per pound
Hens. 10 cents per pound.
BOOSTERS. 80 to 35 cents apiece.
Guineas. rs to 80 cents apiece.
Geese, 80 to 90 cents apiece.
Eggs
Crates. nearby. fresh laid. is cents
per dozen.
Crates. from other sections. is cents
per dozen.
Barrels and boxes. 10 to IA cents per
dozen.
Butter
Choice family packed II to IS cent
per pound.
Choice fmily picked, II to IS cents
per pound.
Choice dairy packed. 10 to 1s cents
per pOuhO- E. z -
Medium store packed. 15}cents per
pound.
Choice Virginia Bacon
Small new hams, Is to 1e cents per
pound.
Large new hams. IS to IA cents per
pound.
Smoked Sides 10 to II cents per
pound.
Smoked shoulders. . to 10 cents per
pound.
Prime country lrd, 10 to II cents
pound.
Vealx-
Choice. Ia to Z cents per pound.
Poor to fair. Ia to 6 cents per
pound.
Lambs
Spring, Z to s. IL cents per pound
Fall, 5 to cents per. pound.
Sheep. 3 to cents per pound.
Beef cattle, 8 to cents per pound.
Live hogs. S to 5s1-2 cents per
pound
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TOMORROW (Monday). MAY 18TH. 4
we will sell at our auction salesrooms.
No. 61S East Broad Street. fine Antique
Mahogany Dresser, with Washstands
to match; Massive Antique Mahogany
Wardrobe with Claw and Wing Feet
and Column Doors; also smaller
Antique Mahogany Wardrobe.
We will also sell a fine line OF hand
some new Modern Furniture. such as
Brass Beds, Chamber Suits, Wardrobes,
Dining Tables, Iron Beds, Mattresses.
Chairs, Mating, Rugs, Morrors, etc.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-17

Virginia Pride Coffee. per lb..,1 lac
3 cans Early June Pears for 25c
Swift's Pride Laundry Soap.
bars Tor ...,....: zoe
Small sntthfield Country Hams,
per pound 4. !, {, =. 10 Csc
Large cans Tomatoes. per can !. Sc
Best City Meal. 22c peck, or per
bushel .s..,..s... ~. ..l..5.j. ~. 4. s5c
Macaroni or Spaghetti. n per
8.1f pound 40. 1880. ~. &c
Best Quality Canned Tomatoes. &c
Large, Juicy Lemons, per
oxen so. - $500. T2c
Quart Bottle Tomato Catsup. 100
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aurtion 5aIeB Alonnap.,.
AUCTION SALE

FIFTY WAGON LOADS OF HAND
SOME AND USEFUL FURNITURE,
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, FROM
STORAGE. MONDAY, MAY 18TH AT
OUR AUCTION HOUSE, 16. NORTH
SEVENTH STREET, AT 1880.
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SPECIAL.

SPECIAL.
One complete Iron Office Cage and
Railing. as good as new.
THE STANDARD AUCTION CO.
B. c. Buford. Manager and Salesman
BY The Valentine. Auction Co.,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-17

RARE ANTIQUE FuRNITuRE AT
AUCTION. HANDSOME. MODERN
FURNITURE, MATING, ETC.
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and to pay of pressing obligations: It
iIy understands the fact that over $780,
900 has been taken from circulation
In the county. and at time when
1t Is. perhaps, more needed than ever
to the farming community.
On Police Commission.
LYNCHBuRG, VA. May 16.-At called
meeting OF the City Council N. B. Handy
was elected member of the Police Com
mission to represent the Third Ward. He
will quallfy at once
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MfetingS.
fEDICAL COLLEGE or VIRGINIA..

MED1C1kI -COI7L111O17 " : 10 y ~ II
At the annual meeting OF the Board
of Visitors Of this institution, to be
held on MAY 90 1905, there will be
elected in the Medical Department a
and In the Dental Depart-
mont a professor OF Oral Surgery, Dem
tai Jurisprudence and Oral Hygiene !:
also q professor of Operative Tech
nique and Orthodontia.
Applications for these chairs, with tes-
timonials, to be forwarded to. Christo-
pher Tompkins, NJ. D., Dean, Richmond,
Va.
President OF the Board.
y. r. McCAuLEY,
Secretary.
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lave you
heard ito
1t S the
talk Of the
town.
w hat!

Hear this and think it
over! We are the people
that fit up bridal chambers
with the latest styles Of
Suites in all kinds Of woods
at the lowest possible prices.
This part of the business we
make a speciality OF, and
stand in fear Of no competi-
ton. 1t will only cost you
ten cents to come to see US,
and we guarantee to save
you IS per cent. on your
purchase.
Don't think because we
are on Main Street that we
don't keep up with the latest
styles; we are next to our
job.
Also see our lines Of Puri-
tan Refrigerators, Ideal Gas
Ranges, Go-Carts and Car
riages, New Perfection Oil
Stoves.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-17

T7g "A STATED COMMUNICATION OF
" Fitzge Lodge. No. 900, Ans
/VNc ient. Free and Accepted Masons,
will be held in Assembly Hall, Barton
.(Ionday) evenings, May IS, 1908.
Members are urged to be prompt In
attendance.
Members Of sister lodges and tran
silent brethren fraternally invited to
meet with us.
By order OF the Worshipful Master.
ISAAC HUTZLER,
Secretary.
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SCHRENIP, THE UMBRELLA MAN, Is
now located at Ill East Main.
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BOOKS WANTED.

ONE THOUSAND cLoTHBouND AND
paper back novels; must be In good
shape; sets OF books, large and small
libraries of miscellaneous books,
bought for cash. THE RICHMOND
BOOK EXCHANGE, No. 209 North
Fifth Street ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-17

REDUCED PRICE IL you
cut out this advertisement and send
with shoes. We have lot OF small
halfsoles on hand, suitable for la.
dies shoes. Regular price, 60c.; re-
DREws ELECTRIC SHOE Fac
TORY, 716 East Main Street Phone
1857.
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z ING CO., 1o2 East Marshall Street,
have doubled their capacity for BUST
ness. and are prepared to I'LL orders
on short notice. When we guarantee
perfect satisfaction, why send cur
tains to New York? Please try us
and keep money at home Phone
6401.J
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PARLoR SUITS. ODD CHAIRS AMI
couches recovered and reupl1olstered
like new: slip covers made and mat
tresses renovated; for cash or on
mates. CHARLES JURGENS'S SON,
Adams and Broad Streets.
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DENTISTRY.

SOUTHERN DENTAL ROOMS. oPPO-
sife the post-office. Phone 1895. Ex-
aminations and estimates free.
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w a IN i S
Hltsfeltatreous.
EHoE.REPAfR1Nd.
oNE CENT 4 WORD.

MEMS HALE soLEs sEwED, 20
cents; mems half soles nailed, 40
cents; women's half soles sewed, so
cents; women's half so1es nailed, 35
cents. Best leather and best work.
manshlp. RICHMOND SHOE RE-
PAIRING CO., 1719 East Main Street.
Phone 1898,
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Butter Biscuits package ...,...4c
Sweet Mixed Pickles, quart jars, 16c
New California Prunes, 4 lbs. for 200
3-Pound Jar Of Preserves GOO
Large Fat Mackerel -. !. $50. &c
Large Cans Pineapple, sliced,
Best switzer Cheese, per pound $50
z Bars Domino Toilet Soap ..25e 4
Witch Hazel Toilet Soap, TO-
,is ,,i., +, I, So, lOc
Dunlop Flour, sac bag, or, bar.
rel e a, Sh.aO
Gold Medal Flour, 4Oc bag, or bar z,
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UMBRELLA REPAIRING.

SOUTHERN. DENTAL ROOMS. OPPO
site the post-office. Phone 1895. Elk
aminations and estimates free.
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LARGEST COLLECTION OF ANTIQUES
in the State; everything at rock bot
tom prices. B1GGS. No. SIS East
Main Street. 80 80. ~
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w AN 1 S
ONE CENT A WORD,
Hlisrellaneous.
SHOE REPAIRING SPECIAL.

10 CENTS REBATE ON EACH PA1I
II you cut out this advertisement and
bring with shoes' before May 24th
Mems shoes, half-soled, 75c.: rebate1
to CSC; ladies' shoes, half-soled, SOC.
rebated to soc. Every pair sewed
DREW'S ELECTRIC SHOE FAC
TORY, 716 East Main Street.
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SWEEPING COMPOUND
Will be found very useful In stores.
offices, churches and residences as
1t prevents dust from rising and
brightens the carpets, mattings,
floors. THE MISSIONER PAPER
CO., Richmond, Va.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-06-27
WILLIAM HEGEL, JR.,
AT THE ARCADE THEATRE

AS an extra entertaining feature
William Hegel. jr., has been engaged
to sing at every matinee performance
at the Arcade Theatre next week. Mr..
Hegel Is Newark's most popular song
illustrator, and has appeared repeat
eddy In all of New York eity's theatres
devoted to motion pictures, as we'll as
other houses. He possesses a rare high
baritone voice, well trained, n of
which he has perfect control. His many
selections will be chosen so as to show
him at his very best, and will consist
of only the latest and most successful
illustrated ballads, waltz and march
songs. The various programs for he
coming week have been arranged in
keeping with the patriotism of the
weeks national holiday event. Each
program. entirely new on Monday,
Wednesday and Friday, will present
appropriate animated pictorial subjects
and songs, while the entertainment to
be offered Friday n Saturday will be
much more ~pretentious II Astounding
with patriotism in song. music and an
mated photography.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-06-27
SEALED

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received by the
Building Committee Of the Board or CHOSEN
Freeholders of the county Of Essex Tor con-
STRUGGLING a water supply and sewerage system
for the County Hospital at Overbrook' NJ J.
The work to be done is as follows: &
Two electric pumps and one compressor.
one concrete reservoir. 60-foot diameter and
80 feet high.
1920 feet 12-inch cast iron pipe. i.
1900 feet 6-inch cast iron pipe, with all
necessary specials and hydrants.
One concrete intercepting basin.
1900 feet OF 10.tnch vitrihed sewer pipe.
$3.50 feet OF s-inch vitrified sewer pipe, with
necessary basins and connections.
Bids Will be received by the on
Wednesday, July 6, at s p. M, at the Free
holders room, Court House, Market street,
Newark, and at no other time or place.
Only bids for the entire work will be received.
plans and specifications may be seen at once
OF James owen, 1876 Market street. Newark
N. ].
Each bid 10 be accompanied by a certified
check for 81. 900 to insure the proper execution
Of the final contract, and is to be indorsed on
the outside with the name Of the bidder and
the work he proposes to do.
The committee reserves the right TO re1sc'
any or all bids.
Chairman.