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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-17
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REPUBLICANS GET
NOMINATION EASY
slemp Spent S2a.5o. While Par
sons and Rumble Got by
Free.

Evidently 1t does not cost much to
secure Republican nomination for
Congress in Virginia. Representative
slemp got by with an expenditure of
se250, while Candidates John NJ. Par
sons and III. III. Rumble aver that their
nominations did not cost them one red
copper cent.
BY use of the convention system 1t
sometimes happens, as in these cases.
that sufficient number of delegates
are instructed for an aspirant to Insure
his nomination, SO that it is unneces-
sary for him to make a canvass.
sworn statements from these three
Republican candidates have been filed
In the office of the Secretary of the
Commonwealtll. Mr.. Rumble's expense
account was received yesterday. lie
sets forth that at the convention which
was held at Ocean Wow on June ~ to
select a candidate from the Second
District he was nominated By acclama-
ton He was not, he asserts, cam
didate, and was not even in attendance.
The nominal ton. lie says. came to him
wholly unsought, and he did not con-
tribute any money or expend or prom
Use any to any one. nor. SO far as he
knows. was any spent for him by any
other person.
Mr.. slemp. however. blew in s2a.5c
in going to the Abingdon convention
which named him. His railroad fare
from New York to Abingdon amounted
to $780, his Pullman fare $3.50. and
his railroad ticket from the meeting
place to his home at Big Stone Gap cost
him s2.5O more.
,yhn ccsavs n siiccned
Judge Z. w. Saunders from the Fifth
District, does not say whether or not
he attended the Rocky Mount conven-
ton, but he does swear that he did
not expend nor promise to pay one cent
| to any person.
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PAyMAS1ER FREE
FROM ALL BLAME
Court Of Inquiry Says Criticism
OF Consolvo Was Unjust
and Improper.
BOOK CONTRACTS SIGNED
Nearly All Firms Now in Line.
Cadets Will Attend Tn
yelling.

Approving the findings of the court
OF inquiry which Investigated the case
Of Lieutenant Colonel Charles III. Con-
solvo, paymas ter-general of the Vir-
ginia Volunteers, and concurring in It's
opipion, Governor Mann yesterday or
dered the verdict published for the in
formation OF all Interested. AS was
expected from the beginning, the find
inSs completely acquit Colonel Con-
solvo OF any misconduct in his olhcial
capacity, and go so far as to say that
the criticisms which have been visited
upon him were wholly and maniiestly
unjust and improper.
This court sat in Richmond on Sep
reuiber 9, and was asked for BY Colonel
Consolvo himself. as the result of news
paper structures upon the delay In
paying off the troops WHO were en-
gagged in the Gettysburg manocuyres
There was great disappointment at
Gettysbury wnen the milittamen were
not paid off before leaving camp, and
1t grew as the delay heightened INTO
weeks. Final payment was made abou
u month after the encampmens ended
Evidence adduced at the hearing
tended to show that tn. discussing
officer was not to blame Tor the delay.
hut that II was caused by failure or
the War Department to promptly ad-
vance the funds and by fncorrect pay
rolls prepared by officers OF tho SER
The findings and, opinion OF the
court are as follows:
Facts.
I'VE find that requisition was made
necessary FUNDS with which to pay the
Virginia Volunteers for their tour or
duty at Gettysburg July / 10 TO- 1910.
inclusive, on June 4, with the request
that said funds should pc placed 10
the credit OF Lieutenant-Colonel Chas.
H. Consolvo, paymaster- general OF Nir.
gina, not later than July I, 1910, and
that no reply was received from the
War Department In regard 10 this
matter. ~.
That a telegram was sent to the
War Department from the Adjutant-
Generals Office on June -. Gazing az
.tention to the above men toned requi-
sitfon and asking for information IN
the premises, and that on the mex, day
an answer from the War Department
was received. in which 1t was stateu
that the above mentioned FUNDS Woulu
be deposited to the credit OF the
above mentioned officer on the date re-
quested. to-wit, July 1.
THAT by reason OF this fact II be
came necessary to pay the troops ny
individual checks instead of currency.
over 1850 checks. and. in many cases,
the return OF the pay rolls 10. cOrrec-
ton before the Issuance OF said checks.
Opinion.
TT is the opinion or the court tina
no blame whatever attaches TO Lieu
,, tenant Colonel Consolvo as TO the man I
ner in winch he has discharged his
duty in the matter OF payment OF the
troops, nor should any blame so at
tach on account of the considerable
delay in payment OF same, and that the
crf ticisms directed at this officer as &C
the conduct of the affairs of mis- Office
lin the premises are wholly and mani
testify unjust and improper.
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CHARTERS ISSUED
The following charters were issued
yesterday by the State Corpora ton

The following charters were issued
yesterday by the State Corporation
Commission: VII
James f. Mccoy, Jr. Gnc.), Norfolk.
Incorporators: Geo. w. Mccoy, presi-
dent; Jas. Z. Mccoy. Jr., secretary and
treasurer; FL. 4 Mccoy, general coun-
scl-al of Norfolk. Capital: Maximum.
$4,000; minimum, $4,000. object:
Peerless manufacturing Company
Incl, Roanoke incorporates: j. w.
Simpkins, president; L. r. Lyon, vice
president; III, r. Karnes. secretary and
treasurer-all of Roanoke. Capital.
Maximum. $4,000; minimum, $1,000
Object: Patent medicine manufacturers.
The Birmingham Safety Cut-On Lee
yer Company (lnc0. Roanoke Incor-
porators: r. EI. Woodrum, president,
Roanoke. j. r. Birmingham, vice. pres
lis, secretary and treasurer--all OF
Roanoke. Va. Capital Maximum, $780,
900; minimum, $4,000. Objects: Rail-
way patent coupler cut-off.
Delpen Corporation Norfolk. Incor-
porators: r.. r. Baldwin. president: w.
g. Baldwin. vtce-presldent and secre-
tary: r. Is. DENLY treasurer-all ut
Norfolk Capital: Maximum, $4,000:
minimum, $4,000. Object: Real estate
business.
charter Of 7. C. Andrews & Co, Gnc. y,
Norfolk, increasing the maximum capi-
creating a preferred stock
An amendment was issued to the
charter of the Virginia Bank and Trust
Company Unc) Norfolk, decreasing
the maximum capital stock from $685..
600 to 100000.
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CONTRACTS SIGNED
Iy All Book Concerns Have Sub
acrile1l tn ACrccm eufS.

~
scribetI to Agreements.
Nearly all Of the high school book
publishers have either signed the con-
tracts agreed upon some days ago. or
have Indicated their intention OF doing
SO. Books are now daily arriving, and
no further delay is expected: Assistant
Attorney-General Bib said yesterday
that he did not think single concern
would refuse to sign. In fact, those
about whom there might have been
some doubt have been the first to send
In the signed contracts.
Among the concerns who have prop
erly certified and filed their agree
ments are: Allyn & Bacon, Sibley y Co..
silver, Burdette 6 Co., Rand. McNally
& Co, ID. c. Heath & Co.. Charles Scrib-
ners's Sons and CHM & Co. The Amer
lean Book Company has wired for a
duplicate contract, to be used for pur-
poses of giving bond. Its signed con-
tract is expected within a day or two.
although its books are being shipped.
There has not BEEN" said Captain
Bibb, "any question as to the schools
being supplied with books"
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N1oore-Goode.

Especial TO Ihe Times-Dispatch.
Boydton. Va, September 16.-A"Sun-
nyslde,. the home of Colonel ]. Thomas
Goode, was the scene OF very pretty
w Tater,n YESTERDAY mans when the Rey
James Episcopal Church. of this place.
united IN marriage Miss Margaret
.Goode, the daughter OF Colonel Goode,
and William Moore, professor IN
Columbia University. New York ono
end Of the large front porch was useu
for the ceremony. which in part was
covered with vines, and here and there
were placed potted plants and other
DECORATIONS. making pretty bower.
Miss Lucy Homes played the wedding
march. Miss Bowles. OF Covington,
Tenn, was bridesmaid. anI Henry
Moore. brother OF the groom, best man..
Mrs. Sarah, Branch. sister of the bride.
was dame of honor. The father gave
the bride away. After the ceremony
rerreshm ents were served. The bridal
couple Immediately left for New York,
where the groom will resume his du-
ties at the university.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-17
MUCH EVIDENCE
AGAINST NEGROES E
Burglary Reports Decrease After
Arrest Of Perry and Stewart,
Two Bad Men.

william Perry and William stewart
colored, whose real names are said 20
he Arthur Ray and Andrew Straw. were
sent on to the grand jury from the
Police Court yesterday morning on
charges of burglary. the former on SIX
cases and the latter on two.
The men were arrested by Detective
Sergeants Wren and Wiltshire on Sep
TENDER 2, since when they have been
held as suspects until the detectives
were able to secure sufficient evidence
to present in court. The negroes did
their work we'll and thoroughly. They
robbed by the Wholesale. and the loot
found on their persons and in their
homes Will total probably more tnan
$1,000. Much OF 1t was identified In
court yesterday morning by the vic
Tins but there is still much left In
police Headquarters, awaiting identiti-
cation by the owners. The robbertes
puzzled the police for many weeks, and
every detective In the department. was
told to work on the case, for the nu-
merous reports were beginning to make
the department uncomfortable. Finally
Detectives Wren and Wiltshire got q
small clue about a slant-eyed negro.
and they pieced out a description of the
negro who was believed TO be chiefly
concerned. They found Perry at Sec
ond and Jackson Streets. Stewart was
caught a short time later. Robbery
reports dwindled to less than half az
ter these two negroes were locked up
and the detectives breatned sigh OF
relief.
Both negroes are said to be wanted
in Savannah, Ga. where Perry says he
was convicted Of highway robbery and
broke Jail. He wishes to return t
Georgia, evidently believing that pun
ishment there will be not SO severe a!
here.
The detectives are still working t.
unearth more. evidence against the ne.
groes by the time the grand Jury meets
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flor Sale.

SALE, soc ON s1.oo. REAL IMPORTED
japanese ind China goods: going out
OF business. JAPANESE BAZAAR,
200 NORTH Fifth Street. Richmond.
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IN pECULIAR ACCIDENT.
Work. man Falls From Staging and Has
Far Nearly Torn on,
ISpecial to The Tlmes-Dispatnll

ISpecialto The 'Tlmes-Dfspatch1
Washington. N. c., September ia
very peculiar accident occurred es1a at {, the
lIco Chemical Company. now in process
OF construction on the outskirts OF the
city, this morning. when one OF the
carpenters, Augustus AlliEood. 9trlpped
fifteen or twenty feet high, In falling
his ear was caught on the sharp iron
hook OF a sna teh- block hanging nefr.
and 1t was almost completely torn from
|hts head Physicians seWed thu car
on again, and the Injured mansts get
ting along as we'll as could DO Ssx-
nected ,S as
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-17

BRIGHT BASEMENT; ONE OR TWO
rooms. AppIy n South Third Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-17
CRUSHED TO DEATH.
Man Leaving Train Fails Under Cars
and Is Killed.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.
Roanoke. Va. september 16.-A few
seconds after saying good-by to his
aged parents. j. Fl. Cook, farmer OF
Turkey. w. Va, was crushed to death
by a Norfolk and Western train at
Davey. w. Va, last night.
The father and mother are each
eighty years of age. Their home is In
Arizona. but they had been in Vest
Virginia visiting relatives among
them their son. j. II. Cook.
Tho son boarded the train to kiss
his aged parents farewell AS he step
ped from the moving cars his foo,
slipped and he was ground to death.
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YOUTH IS SENTENCED.
Fiftecn-Year-Old hoy Must serve Eir
Years In Pcnitcntiary for MurtI : r

Especial to The Times Dispstch.
Roanoke Va. September 16.--To-day
guilty to the charge OF the murder OF
II. f. Zachary In July. He Was sent.
enced by Judge Staples In tie Corpo.
ration Court to eight years In the
penltentiary.
on the evidence there being no fury.
Not once did young Lewis finch, even
when Judgment was passed upon him,
an his demeanor seemed to be MS stolld
as 1t was from the time he committed
the crime
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-17
both BECOME INSANE.
Man and His Wife Placed Under Arrest
and Taken to Dlucfeld.
Especial to The Times Dispatcn.l

lSpe cfaI to The Times-Dispatcn.1
Roanoke. Va, September 16.-Suf.
wife. of Mercer county. w. Va, were
arrested last night and taken to Blue
field Mrs. Austin has been Ill with
fever several weeks. Yesterday she
became wild and began breaking fur.
niture and smashing pictures and
glassware. Soon afterwards Mr.. AUS
tin became insane. They barricaded
themselves in the house, refusing to let
neighbors enter The authorities were
notified, and a constable. after much
trouble. succeeded in breaking into
the house and placing the couple undar
arrest.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-17
Worlds Visible supply

New Orleans, September l6,--Secre-
tary Hester's statement of the WORLDS
visible supply OF cotton. issued to-day,
shows the total visible to be 1,460.07s
bales, against 1,al6,9as last week and
l,o74O90 last year, or this the total
Of American cotton is S3l,079, against
76H99S last week and l,5Sl,090 last
year, and OF all6other kinds, includ-
ing Egypt. Brazil, India. etc, 6l9,000.
against $4,000 last week and sa3, 900
last year.
ton there is now afloat and held In
Great Britain and continental Europe,
10000, against l,al9,00o last year: IN
Egypt, 8 100 against $1,000 last year;
in India. 367s000s against $4,000 las;
against 467s0e1 Hast year.
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6oIifitor8 ann 6aIesn,fil.s

F'1RsT-C CLASS SPECIALITY
ga lcsmen, having had experience sell :
ing the jpbbing as we'll as the retail
grocery trade, prcfcrring having had
experience selling roasted coffecs.
state references. experience and ter
ritory covered. Address Box 800,
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6ituattons TWantfn. MaIt.

sITGaTfoN WANTED BY coLoRED
chef: in or out of city; American or
European plan, Call or address 500.
Buchanan Street City
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-17
CADETS TO HAVE TRIP
Z. NJ. Il. Students VIII Attend dwelling
of jackson Statue.

Governor Mann has ordered that a
company of seventy-Ave cadets Of the
Virginia Military Institute go to
Charleston w. Va, on September 81.
to attend the unveilng OF a statue to
the memory of General ''Stonewal1"
Jackson The statue is the work of Sir
Moses Ezekiel. the noted sculptor who
was student of the Virginia Military
Institute while General Jackson was an
instructor there
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-17
Public schools open Monday.

WashfngtOn, n. C., September 1B.-
The city public schools will open for
their fall and winter term on Monday.
September 49, at o'clock. Most Of
the teachers have already arrived, and
Superintendent Newbold Is getting
everything In shape for beginning the
work In a most efficient manner The
curriculum Of the schools has been Inn
proved and the faculty Increased, and
from present Indications the school
year will eclipse all previous records,
both In the amount of work done and
In the enrolment or pupils
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Dibinenn 12otire8.
ginia Carolina Chemical Coz
-'E5r fNraa a1,rnr'a nff1r

IlNHI ITCHSUrCTS 0OIlICV, IA
Richmond, Va, September 13. 1910.
NO 60. THE BOARD OF
dividend Of two cay per cent. the
same being consecutive quarterly
dividend No. 60, on the preferred
stock Of this company paya BILE OC-
4 TOBER 15, 1910, when checks will be
4 OF record at the close Of business
on September so, 1910 Books for
Y the transfer of preferred stock will
1, he closed from 3 r. NJ. September 30,
1910, to lOsA. NJ, Monday, October II,
1910. s. w, TRAYERS. Treasurer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-17
photos Of Farm scenex.

A set, of large and striking photo
graphs have been secured by Commits
sioner of Agriculture Koiner for use
in the departments exhibit at the State
Fair. They show various farming
scenes Including cutting crimson
clover, big pile Of apples, market
scene and farmers institute train.
The pictures are three by five feet in
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-17
Drlp oaanteD. female.

EDUCATED YOUNG LADY AS COM
panionable working housekeeper;
two adults: kindest treatment, as
a friend: church member and pianist
preferred; could learn shorthand,
typewriting free: state age and quail
ifcations. Address MRS. NJ. j. MAUI
GER Route 4 Washington D. g.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-17
Situations, profe8sional.

WANTED, POSITION AS ASSISTANT
druggist; graduate In pharmacy and
assistant Registered in Virginia; ex-
perlenced. and good reference. AID
dress i. Q. Box ~, Selwin. N c.
DRUGGIST MD MEDICAL STUDENT
wishes position with college prfvi.
leges. Very best references. Adj
dress u so. care Times Dispatch.
DRUGGIST WISH Els
"a position relief or permanent Good
references. ADDRESS Il "a, care Times
Dispatch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-17
Summer Boarding.


GLOVER COMFORTABLE
country resort: open all year; his
toric and picturesque Abemarle:
mountain air; ideal country life;
swimming pool. tennis, fox hunting.
saddle horses and vehicles; country
homes sale or rent; circulars; city
references. FRANK RANDOLPH.
. Keswick. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-17

FOR SALE, GROCERY: GOOD STOCK.
good location and cash business. Ad-
dresa ID l,G care Tines. DiSDatCh
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-17

WANTED, GENTLEMEN TO OCCUPY
sccond-story rooms; strictly modern
house. Third Street, near Franklin.
Address Il 3S8 care Times Dispat e Ii.
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lSpeclai tofIne I1nes-DlspatcH.J
Raleigh. N. c. September 16,-Ohl-
cals of the Atlantic Coast Line Rail-
road Company agreed to-day to pre-
pare plans for q 100000 union station
for Fayetteville, which the Raleigh
and the Southport will use on rental
basis. the Coast Line to own the sta
tlon.
Weekly Cotton Statistics.
liverpool. September 16,-The FOL.
loving are the weekly cotton II statistics:
Imports, American, $4,000; stock. al
kinds, o76,00O.
Stock. American $4,000
American, forwarded, $4,000.
Total exports, $500.
Total sales. all kinds. $4,000
Total sales, American, $4,000.
English spinners takings. $4,000.
Total export. 1000
Quantity anoat, all kinds. 10000.
Quantity alont, American, $4,000.
Total sales on speculation, 400,
Total sales to exporters, 700.
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Autttnn 8ales. future DapA
John Il. Goddn g. Co..
Aictioneers,
COMMISSIONERS sALB
REAL ESTATE. CoNsIsTs
ING OF sToREHoUsE AND
DWELLING.

BY virtue OF a decree Of tho Circuii
Court OF Augusta county. Va, entered
on the 31st day of May, 1910, in thu
chancery causes, heard together OF J.
Hendren. etc, and Patrick, Guardian,
eto, VS.. Lucy G. Hendren, ETC., L will
offer for sale by public auction, on tho
premises, on
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 90. 1910, !.
AT 6 O'CLOCK r. NJ,
that certain building and lot lying and
situated in the city Of Richmond, Va.
tenth Street, on the southern side OF
Franklin Street and on the. western
side of Fourteenth street, which typH
conveyed by deed OF Alfred J. 1nlnas
and wife and others to. Ann Eliza Hem
d dre and others. bearing date on the
goth day Of January, 1882: and recorded
in the clerks office of the Court OF
Ghancery for the city OF Richmond in
Deed Book No; 40 a: page III. known
as 1343 East Franklin Street.
TERMS: One-third cash and the resi-
due upon credit of six, twelve and
eighteen months, evidenced by the.
bonds of the purchaser, bearing inter-
r as uta sals secn hs s's Until IL &
purchase money Is fully paid and con.
veyance is directed by the court: OF
all cash, at the option OF the pur-
chaser. ARMIsTEAD g. GORDON,
Special Commissioners.
In the clerks Office OF the Circuit
Court OF Augusta county:
1. Harry Burnett, clerk Of the said
court, do certify that Armistead G.
Gordon. the commissioner appointed by
decree of sale, entered May 81. 1910, IN
the chancery causes of Campbell etc.
vs.. Hendren. etc. and Patrick, Guar
dian. VS. Hendren. etc, has executed
the bond required by said decree
Given under my hand this 14th day
| OF September, 1910
HARRY BURNETT,
Clerk of the Circuit Court of Augusta
County.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-17
Zeal Gstare 0Uarten.

~ ANTED. SEVERAL MODERN
houses to rent TO better class OF
colored people The demand is
greater than the supply. Will select
tenants who will take good care of
property. Address b. A. CEPHAS,
Agent 602 North Second Street
,phone Monroe hS8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-17
Konn1s for Rent.

WHEN YOU COME TO RICHMOND
get n clean. comfortable bed for SOC;
phone bath and Ice We,er free; ex-
cellent meals served next door, 1902
East Clay.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-17

WANTED SEVERAL HOUSES FOR
colored people who have small cash
payments and balance to be paid like
rent Address B. a. cEPHAS. 6u2
North Second Street. Phone Monroe
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Educatlonal Hoard to Meet.

49, n ENNNNtIOnNI HOnrN 10 Meet
A meeting of the State BOARD of
Education has been called for Monday
night. October 3. Several matters OF
some Importance arc to be considered.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-17

4 WANTED. MACHINIST ON GENERAL
repair work. such as the npkecp OF
manufacturing plant: man well
along in years can fhl this position,
as experience counts more than
speed. steady work: out OF City; an.
swer. giving experience and salary
expected Address 81. care Times
Dispatch
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-17

WANTED, A COMPETENT MAID.
colored preferred. Duties: To wait
on and sleep in room with elderly
lady. State age, experience, refer
ence and compensation expected. A
good home for the right person Adj
dress p @. Box a247. Richmond. Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-17

FOR RENT. LARGE FRONT ROOM.
second floor: well furnished: conve-
nient to bath. private family: no
children. t07 s. Fifth Street.
IN WEST END. FURNISHED FRONT
room. modern convenience. TRAY
IOR. 1921 stuart Ave. Phone Mon
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-17

ALL MODERN CoNvENIENcEs, HOT
water heat: rooms single or en- suite:
furnished or unfinished. Table
boarders solicited 40 West Grace
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-17

4S Statements of the financial condition
OF all Insurance companies and fra :
ternal beneficiary societies doing bust
ness In Virginia are given. In the
preface Is printed a summary Of the
court decision In the important Union
Central life Insurance Company case.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-17
TlarS ctDr Rent.

FOR RENT, VERY DESIRABLE SEC
opd story fiat of five rooms bath.
phone and latrobe heat for two
rooms Apply 703 West Grace Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-17

WANTED. SIX wELL-DREssED MEN
to solicit house to house trade.
straight salary. 50 to $40 per- week.
Call at once. 800 III Marshall ct.
IRISMOLD
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FOR RENT. THREE FURNISH ED
rooms one large front room, with
use of parlor, phone. heat and bath
shall