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4Hfetings.
Once oh .the secretarY.

Richmond. Va, November i, 1910.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the annual meeting Of the stVAk
holders of the Washington SpHHA
nrno Railway Company will 81
held at its Office in the city 81
Richmond Va. on MONDAY. the AIS
day OF November. 1910 at 10 O'Clock
The stock transfer books will b,
closed at o'clock r. NJ. Friday No.
vomber IL. 1910, and reopened at |,
O'Clock A. NJ Tuesday. November 81
NORMAN CALL.
Secretary
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VIII Conclude To-nny.

The examination of applicants for
license to practice as certified public
accountants proceeded yesterday at the
Capitol. IT Will be completed to-day.
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TRUSTEES SALE

s2s.4 ACRES OF LAND. MORE OR
LESS, NEAR TO AND IAiMEDiATE-
LY NORTH OF THE TOWN OF
ASHLAND. VA, ON R.iF'. d p. II. r.
The improvements thereon consist of
new two-story tweive-room frame
residence. with modern improvements:
new barn, carriage house, chicken
house, wood house. dairy house. spa
ctous new concrete COW barn and Il
two-room frame tenant house. This
is very. desirable acreage property
with bright prospects. and affords a
rare opportunity TO all persons want
ing good Investment
In execution of a deed OF trust, dated
May ., 1910, recorded in Deed Book 81,
page 70, Hanover county clerks office.
VIII, at the request of the heneacia-
ries therein. defanlt having baen made
n Y NJ, the payment OF portion of the in
debtedhess thereby secured. sell at
auction, on the premises, on
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER %. 1910.
at o'clock p. NJ, the real estate de-
scribed in said decd
TERMS. Cash.
sToNEWALL J. BOSWELL
Trllstee
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ansi anu .rnuun.

LOST, DNE DIAMOND RING. TIf-
fany setting weight OF s,onc / 5-S
and J 10 c1rnta, aud one oval pol
ished hand engraved gold belt pin.
Liberal reward IL returned 10 40. ~
South Ninth Street
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Goal H,yn QSannr.

d, II. LONG iSs Il ii yri5,IiS NAN Nj,
over Richmond md sublirba. because
ne sells 40 lnuch Wcna. rspnk. pine,s
shiakary ar s.ahs prepared 10 suit
every stoyeas and n ttreplace: try tho
.SlnH'o'st go tSNe wnTt rlrnagt
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toU ARE WANTED FOR GOVERN
nent position, $50 month; write for
list OF positions open. FRANKLIN
INSTITUTE. Dept. 3o7-A, Rochester,
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Aurtlon Aulfs. future Dapx.
BY Edward s.. Rose Company,
Real Estate Auctioneers
COMMISSIONERS, AUCTION SALE

COMMISSIONER, AUCTION SALE
TRACT OF LAND CONTAINING 20
ACRES. WITH a SMALL FRAME
DWELLING THEREON, ABOUT
SEVEN MILES NORTH OF RICH
MoND AND NEAR THE BROOK
TURNPIKE.
decree, we wdil sell by auction in front
of tile Henrlco circuit Court house, on
MONDAY, TIE IIsT TIP DAY OF
at IL o'clock NJ, the property located
of land in this growing section con-
firms us In the belief that any one
purchasing this Nact will In the near
future realize good profit therefrom
TERMS: third In cash. the resi-
be evidenced by notes OF the purchaser
or purchasers. with per cent, per
annum added and the title to the prop
erty to be retained until the whole
purchase money shall have been paid
and q conveyance directed by the
court, or for all cash, at the option OF
the purchaser.
ALBERT o. BoscHEN,
l. o. WENDENaURG.
Special Commissioners.
EDWARD s. ROSE COMPANY.
Auctioneers.
In the Circuit Court of Henrico county.
j. n. Wtnfrey. who sues VS.. Charles
II. Nnnnaily, administrator, ct ais,
Decree of November 4, 1910
commissioners by this decree has been
duly given
November it. 1910.
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EJHts CAanfeG.

WANTED, THREE OR FOURsRo oAJ
flat, with hath; heated, good loca-
ton, References, Address r., H.
care Cabln Piano Co. 4. Il. Eroad.
WANTED, TO RENT FROM JANUARY
i, first floor nat; suitable fol tight
housel;eepiag must be in good neigh
horhood. Address H., T.. ., BoS Ssi,
City.
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5AuslIless Opportunities.

+
DO YOU WANT ~ ssAE'l! lSNisif-
ment, with speculative features
promising large profits? u SO, send
for free interesting book Of infor-
nation. NJ g. NJ. INV. co, 81 lun-
cN Building. psnNsr, Col.
RE.SIII.'rs3 10 J.ANDIsO lids --Isl;R VICE.
TO tenants, j. a. CpNNliEl.f 81 20.
WANTED, MEN OIL I'D r;..S WHO HAVE
so,ue Inventive ability. GRliELEYE&
MCINTYRE. Patent Attorneys Wash.
.neGnn. y. c
* l,STlY HAVING a RELTAbLI; AND
extremely valuable remedy for lung.
troubles. wants II party or parties
With 500 TO $1,000; q fortune cnn
certainly be made. Address * 2bG,
care 'rimes-lp ispatch, &
~ ANTHI, no INVEST s1o,e0o AMI,
sGrgiaes n paying busineAa; Very
best references given and reuulrcd,
write fully. Box ~, Route i, Mel
solt, Va
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Fredericksburg and
49, n1nn., Pa I,nal Cnlll /, o r.,,

Potomac Railroad Company,
Office of the Secretary.
Richmond, Va, November 1, 1910.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TtIA'r
he annual meeting of&the stnckhold.
ers Of the Richmond, FREDERICKSBURG
and Potomac railroad Company wifi
he held at It's ofilco in the city at
Richmond. Va, ON MONDAY. he alst.
day of November 1910. at II O'clock
A, NJ,
The stock transfer books will be
closed At 9, g. 7, n, Friday. No.
O'Clock a. NJ Tucaday, November 90
NORMAN CALL,
Isl tts Secretnry
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In execution of decree OF the
Chancery Court of the city of Rich
mond. Va, entered November II. 1910,
in the suit of Mabel II. Duesbuery ct
al, vs.. Geo. II. Gornto ct al. I Will sell
at public auction. on the premises, on
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER %, 1910.
at 40 o'clock. the above mentioned
property. The house Is in fair condI-
ton and the lot is extra nice one.
TERMS: One-tfird cash and balance
in two equal instruments at six and
twelve months after date, with inter-
est, etc. or all cash. at the option of
JOHN r. WELSH.
Special Commissioner.
l certify that the bond required Of
the special commissioner has been
duly given.
cHAs, o. sAvILLE. Clerk.
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WANTED, A LADY, NOT UNDER 81
and not over 80 years, TO take charge
OF two children. three and five years
and become one OF Tho family. in u
refined suburban home; send particu-
vlIin. 4
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- - ----7--'---'------'--'
miscellaneous.
, RUB IT our;

ACHE or PAIN rs 10.
catcd--stiffness and soreness of mus.
cies or joints--rub IN Frayscr's
Great Nerve and Bone Imminent. and
the pain disappears; the greatest ali.
round IMMINENT In use for man and
beast: try it--don't suffer-rere is
the right help; csc bottles at drug.
gists'.
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AID UUOISk IIEE NJ
Thoroughly tausat at reasonable tui-
tier rates; day and evening sessions.
Trlephone, call or write for ,iartieu-
1ara. MASSEY JSlSEsS COL.
LEGE.
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Rotiees.

SHIFTS no o-lDEK- FALI, AM WIN
ter shirtings are being shown by us
IN all the desirable pattarns OF both
foreign and domestic weaves. Fine
drcss shirts, as well an coiored;
pajanias and ur 1erwear made to
measure only. on the promises. Call
or write for samples. CREERY
SHIRT CO, INC, TIA East Main
Street. w y. Constable. President
and treaGureH.
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Rlsuallung eeaanrao. -rlale.

PHARMACIST, GRADUATE y. C. r.;
ten years experience in New York
and Phlladdlpnia; proficient in every
branch. desires position III retail
pharmacy. * AS, care Times-Dis-
patch,
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by Pollard s Bagby.

COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF
NO. ills NORTH TWENTY-sEvENTH
STREET. a NEAT, DETACHED
HOUSE. CONTAINING SIX ROOMS;
LOT THIRTY tso) BY ONE HUN
DRIED AND FORTY GAO FEET.
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alsnarGI:lrI...

ssSuaAAGlH,
BoAIsDlsRs For SECOND s'rORI
ffonpand eopncetins rooAi; single or
en- suite' stationary MashStanq and
DRESSING room attached Apply au9
East Grace.
8FuRMIsHEp OR IINt'uR SHED HOT.
water, heated rooms; single or On
suite, With boaa. 80 Nest Grace
MRS. CHARLES s., 1iOMlSits. lila
East iFranksin, han lsoneIy appo!nt-
cd rooms, With hoard large, We'll,
ventilated diniut; rouhb opcninE ON
second Streets Menls by day q U week.
HUMAN HAIR rUu6;FfT- AND SOLD
az HtlaHl1S's. 300 North Third.
YOUR EVENINGS ARE Il AI.JisIHi.N.
EQunE man; invest them with the
isaplng business scaqol Of the nity;
i you learn more yui can earn more,
send or call for catalogue to-siay.
MASSEY 'BtJslN i'f,is 'atai L.llls r..
RESult Us no lNnLofSIs So sE.ttN ICE
to.tenatlts. ]. ~ NELLY IS GO,
~ sA1A 9
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@srsnnat8.

!ETHNiItsEAo
s q SnDills 5fioR $ IL SIR AlR, sIolIlr
* Schulenberg bega Ia announce thai
he ts prepnraTkto hnndle llnc sadulei
horses; ample aSpefienee and guar
taught; saddlc horses for hire Ad-
dress SOUTHERN STOCK 4ARpS,
Richnnnd, Na. M
HAVE YolJ llvIlR TRIED THDsi5s
y fluffy TUES lnndeSby MS from old car
pets9 They please the housekeeper
oastaway carpets and SEQ what YOU
Nave that can be utilized In this
sT,s1'Arl slsS NJ + Mnrt,
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7a=1-s--T7s56.s-Isls-ls i--Is7s =
Runnrs for Aent.

FURNISHED FRONT ROOM. TRAY
l.QR. 23e1 stuart Ave. Phone Mon
roe 6tG.
4o2 EAST MAIN sTREET--LARGE
front room and others; usesof phone
FOR RENT. ONE N1cEEY FuRNIsH-
ed hall room, with heat; also back
basement room, furnished or nm
furnished Amply ~ Sixth Street
CQAiIQET.hRI4Y FURNISHED ROOM;
70 per month"; couple or gentlemen,
Address y as, care Times-1ispntch
NEWLY FURNISHED ROOMS; TRAM
sients aecpmmpdated: use Of .tee-t
phone. 2Ig East Main street
WANTED. YOUNG LADY SIIARD
room; Fourth and Eranlslin Streets
Madison 5.II
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w. Fred Riehardson's

w. Fred Riehardson's
Storage and Transfer Department.
sol West Main Street.
THIS is no NOTIFY u. N. RICHARDS,
r. p. Knapp and Mrs. j. X. Hill,
holding storage receipts for house
hold goods stored In this building,
that unless storage and other charges
on same are paid on or before De-
cember Z, 1910, said goods Will be
sold ut puplic auction by the vir-
ginia Auction Co, at their place of
business on Broad Street, beginning
Mt 1880 ~. NJ. to cover said charges.
w. FRED RICHARDSON'S
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By Chas. A. Rose Company.
Real Estate Auctioneers,
No. + y. Ninth street
COMMISSIONERS SALE

TRACT OF TWENTY .len) ACRES ON
HENRICO COUNTY. VA, ABOUT SIX
MILES BELOW RICHMOND AND
ABOUT ONE MILE FROM FAIR
OAKS STATION, ADJOINING COR
NTH CHURCH
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asllnarlons 1eanrfu. 81 emalr.

sTENoGRAPHER. SIX YEARS EX-
perience, desires position Familiar
with legal banking, railway and
general office work Rapid. neat, ne
curatc. Phrne Madison 1900.
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OlQdanfeu.

OSAai1tfu.
YOUNG MEN WAITED 10 STUDY
shorthand and typeWriting; sreat
demand for our graduates; easy sys-
tenn finest equipment reasonable
rates offered MASSEY BUSINESS
COLLEGE.
WANTED, TO BUY Fol, Cash, ROUSE
hold goods in any quantity. Phons
Madison 3Shl.
WANTED, no BUY BLUE Y. +. T..
cape; must DO In good condition and
cheap. Address * - v. care 'Timas-
dispatch.
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Hnr Aalr.

20 GENUINE MCCLELLAN SADDLES.
IN good order. Original stirrups and
ctnches RICHMOND HARNESS CO..
1G N. Eighteenth Street
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THE Pubs TO KNOW
that Jahnko Bros, Jewellers. ola
East Main treet. buy. sell. ex-
change and remount diamonds in
the latest styles. Old gold and Sill.
yer taken In exchange
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WANTED. a YOUNG MAN IN EACH
town In the United States, who can
furnish references, to take our home
study course in automobile engineer
Ing and act as our representative
while studyinB; our course includes
trip to Washington and a post
graduate coarse free TO those repre-
senting us; an opportunity TO earn
money while studying; write for full
particulars THE AUTOMOBILE
COLLEGE or WASHINGTON. INC,
B0N IL NnsillngioIl. D. C.
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A TABLE AND MEDICINAL WATER
without n peer--five gallons for 25c.,
deliyered--Holly Springs Lithin
Water Phone Monroe ar.
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Brown
VS..
Brown. etc.
~ certify that the bond required OF
the special commissioners In the above
mentioned case has been duly given.
SAMUEL r. WADDlLL. Clerk
q November I s. 1910
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WANTED. AT ONCE, TEACHERS
with first grade certificates, for one
room rural schools. VlRGlSiA
Il Va
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SITUATION WANTED AS BARRIER
shop porter and bo0tblack Address
@ "a, care Dispatch
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Aelp lelanleo. " enlalr.

WANTED. BRIGHT. ACTIVE SAILS
girls FOR all departments. with ar
quired. Apply MILLER & RhoADs.
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WANTED. a PRACTICAL. DENTIST.
Address DRS. HAMILTON &; SPEE;R,
DENTISTS. INC, ssl MUM Street,
Norfolk Va
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quaintod in the city, wants position
as Office man; long experience and
best references; familiar with book
Keeping, real estate preferred. Adj
dress x go. care Times Dispatch.
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Ruoll1B GMal1teE.

WANTEp, THREE OR FOUR UNFuR-
nished rooms for housekeeping; CEN
trial location preferred. Address *
25I, care riines-Dispatch.
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-
In execution of a decree OF the Cir
cult Court of Henrico county, entered
November II. 1910, in the suit of John
j. Brown. Jr., VS.. David c. Brown CT
ais, We will sell at public auction, on
the premises, on
"WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 90, 1910,
at $3.50 p. NJ, tie above mentioned
property.
vancing in value, and while the I'm
provements on this property are not
very valuable, we feel that we can
commend II to home-seekers or con-
SENTATIVE investors
TERMS; One-third cash, and the res
idue upon 4 creiit OF six and twelve
months. with interest from the day or
sale. the title to be retained until the
whole purchase price Is paid. or all
cash. at the option Of the purchaser.
THOS. w. GARDNER.
y. O. BOSCHES,
Special commissioners
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Drotesslonal Delp Gaanteo.

TEAcHERs no c3al.fi
girl, ., in course for high school,
Latin and French or German; hours
afternoon Or morning, Address X $50,
cure Times Disratch.
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trade; new system; only eight weeks
required, wages while learning;
steady position guaranteed. For free
catalogue address, MDLIsRS BAR
BER COLLEGE. New YORK CITY
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FOR SALE, Observation-Disclosures
white or yellow, very pretty. Prices
reasonable. Madison l12l-L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-16
LEASES REPORTED YESTERDAY.

II. c. Senior & Co. announce the follow
ing leases: For the Newark Realty Com
pany the four story dwelling house No. 106
West 18th street, TO George Z. Pearson; for
Henry L. Schcueman the three story dwell
ing house No. 81 West 6oth street. to James
Keogh: for Bolton Hall the four story
dwelling house No. 1f6 West 10Th street. to
Eugene Deweertt: for William Levy the
three story dwelling house No. IS West
Goth street, 10 Helen L. Newman; for Henry
Trevor the four story dwelling house No.
90 West 6lst street, TO Louis franklin; for
the Oak Crest Realty Company Offices in
the Lincoln Square Court. Broadway and
64th street 70 9. Sacerdote and the Horse
Shoe Auto Tire Company: for Eliza Aiken
burgh the second floor at No. 1885 Broad
way. TO Thomas Pappas and Peter Vangel;
for Bolton Hall the three story dwelling
house No. 107 West SD street, in conjunc-
ton with Flanagan & Son, to James
Moran; for Mary 3. Doolcy the three story
dwelling house No. 224 West End avenue,
to " :. McA1laster, and for William b
Thorn the three story dwelling house No.
go West 10th street, TO Robert (. Batter.
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materials have interviewer 1hreads OF this
precious metal.
Most striking among tle u"w textiles are
the hrecadcs and silks and satins In Ga
uassE effects. some Of which have large de-
signs calculated to I'll with terror the heart
Of any woman not blessed with an impos
Ing fis1Ire in the latter class may be
placed some veI-et brocades IL emerald
green. royal purple and kings blue with
b. cksrounds Of old gold shot with glitter
ing gold threads Another piece with the
same background. but with the brocade in
IN irorT- 1tint. vas exquisite and MOULD be
less irving 70 ITS vearcr because the color
contrasts were not strongly marked. The
soft silks and chiffouz brocaded with vel
Vet IL self--ours are charming and not con-
spicuoUs.
There are also self-toned satin damasks
with over patterns Of gold. in which there
& = greet zarietv Of effect Some are in
vivid colorS win gold designs Of the show
icvr. while others. In pale niue. pink or f8v-
euder. have only small gold leaves scattered
fore and there
Other gorgeous materials are tho Persian
printed 7-alvets. i'm which the natural sheen
o. Tire fab~ic increases the richness Of the
coIorinE 4 hundredfoId- Sarius IN Persian
effect are hardly less magnificent, and when
rFcy are yelled hy shot chiffon in harmO-
ni5iuc tones lie effect Is iudescribable-
These are nor materials Tor the prentice
hand to tan1pcr with Although there IS TO
br IN approach TO Oriental spleudor III the
costumes of the coming season. nothing
bizarre is "a he toIera ted. and those who
have reason 10 doubt their judgment and
skill must b1 content 10 err On Tie side OF
s1r.--
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IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transactions were recorded
Yesterday az the Real Estate Exchange
es1esrooIn Nos Il and 16 Nesey street:
BY Joseph 7. Day
g2D ST D. $, 57.7 # W Of Madison ave.
1s IIxIOO.s: sty dwg adjourned sine die
74TH ST. g. Il s. 100 # OF Central Park West.
on7-10. .. sly dwg; admr's sale; estate Harriet
. Jones dec j. sold 10 l. q Martin Tor s44,9op
IENOX AVE, . cor 112th st, 6oNio0 ?; I
stv ant house: vol sale, knocked down TO h
TrescnneT Tor ST., coo
WEST ST II e cor 10Th 81. ~ Sx90x irres 3
st,- bldc with stores, vol sale; knocked down to
/ . Stiffeu Tor SSoUpv
logTH ST. 246 and 247 6. 1882 II = OF
SIN ave - 6xs3 II. = sly dwgs; Vol sale sold
10 NJ TuIiey for client Tor $spIo each.
i2sTH ST nj. Il ;. 1856 II " Of Tth ave.
al,xgg II. 4 sly dwg. vol sale. Knocked down 10
3 ID Thompson for $4,000.
10TH ST, 81. n 5. III Fl OF Madison ave.
1zyId9 II. 3 sty dwg. vol sale. sold To j l. Wolf
fur a client Tor $1,000.
WEST END AVE. e9s. cor s4th st. 1s5N
s5x irreg. 3 sly Dug. Vol sale. knocked down to
7. J. Levy for $4,000.
r2aT, ST 49, ~ = 70 Il Of 18th ave, Il So
100 II siy dwg, vol sale. hid IN at Sia.ph.
lelST TT. $50 : 1904 II Of Rroadvsy.
Il 11xs9.11 stv dTg, sol sale. sold 10
schorir for SO I~t
14sTH ST AZ. ia o : 81 Convent Sc.
CLIHTol- 4 z 1877. 100 Il ~ crotons
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September q are called to order each will
( find woman inJTenched in its midst
ready 10 talk woman suffrage If asked. IF
not asked. she VIII just SIT there and lend
/ the silent protest Of her presence against
q one-sided government like this.
The woman suffrage party. which will
send these ENJOYS. Is also mailing some
neat little yellow appeals TO the delegates
/ Of the convention, petitioning them TO
instruct the delegates 10 the state ConVen-
ton to use their influence and their votes
To secure from that convention q declara-
ton i'm the party platform in favor of
submitting 10 popular vote constitutional
amendment providing for woman suffrage"
The appeal Is signed ny Mrs. Carrie Chap
man Gait and seven other officers of the
party.
/ The Equality League Of Solf-Supporung
/ Women was also in politics yesterday.
/ 3Irs- Harriet Stanton Batch, the president.
made 1uavonraise for the suffrage booth
at the food show which opens at Madison
Square Garden Saturday. but dropped her
spoons long enough 20 visit the Republican
State Headquarters and suggest that here
after primaries he held in schOolhOuses.
settlement houses and churches instead Of.
as present. in barber shops and bootbiack-
ing stalls
The other political parties viii he ap-
preached. and . strong attempt made. Mrs
Batch says. 10 have primaries improved as
t. their surroundings a well as in their
conduct
Several Of the women watchers who were
arrested a the primaries on Tuesday had
conference with their counsel Edward A
Alexander. in the morning IN regard 70
prosecuting those who caused their arrest,
hut ny his advice they refused 10 tell what
was done They limited, though. that as
soon a. the food SHOW was off their hands
things would happen.
Mrs. Ella H. Crossett president of the
State Woman Suffrage Association, re-
turned yesterday. and viii a once open the
state headquarters at 10. 5t8 Fifth avenue
and begin work for the annual convention
~ Niagara Falls Mrs. CTossett has de-
c1ruod 10 stand for reelection
II was announced At the headquarters Of
the women suffrage. party. No. Madi-
son avenue, vesterdav, that philadelphia IS
soon 30 have 4 similar organization
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mo to AIo. L Ernst: s.. 500; address. IFS Broad

sho 70 AIols IL Ernst, s-'ceVs soui 80 -
way
BELMONT AVE : 1155 # Of 116th s. a., -
x1oOx23xs5; Oct H. 1909, MARY AcSulty 70 A ia
Titus; 81 600. sttorn~y. Title GUARANTEES anu
Trust Co. 176 Brosdwsv
BROOK AVE- e 5. - :, from n = 800. cor 81
f44th st 25x1no. - fs92: Mary = onsrNooo
10 Harlem Savings Bank: s. 600 sttoTgey 60,
yers Title Insurance and Trust Co 10" n1'@'1
BArHGATE AVE. s. tate e Of ls2 d., -
ts.3xs6: sept Is. 1906 Bertha HerIl.d1 l =. Is
z Fairbrotfler. g. 100: attorney, Peter Cohoo1' 90
Park Row.
TE.ss1-P P1. u $. 1ss # n OF Boscotel az s,a,.
1ooxloo being LOT e map o. o.are@os svin Hs
institution. s4.5eo. attorney. Richard q hen''
40 Broadvay- ,ooe
Tot ans. mar Van Nest Park April H. 100 =,
.ssp. attorneys William Peters 60. 100" DE-
ton Road -,,t -
LOT begins at cor o. We se,, f 10 Iao7
In - t-sre 10 Michael 7 Do7vd, S3-'Vo'
attornevs. Clocke & ClocEe- ~ fSos'on ~
orMsTEAD AVE. cor Of Ellis sye, -
1907: Maria e BUM to Jacob Snd r seIia o9
las: s. ZOO: attorney. Charles II pae~''
West Farms rd-
ct LAWRENCE AVE. g :. 100 - % Man
"a 5 = ,us II 1901 Eugene Moran
ana ano TO Gustsve Stranbenn9ilNr no $500
re exrs: 81 500: attorneys. Lee &
mann. 115 Broadway- 1oo-
WALTON AVE. cor OF lSl=t s. l"9A
10, Sent l.. 1905. Sdolph Bslschun and eno
to John 9 ? Shepard and Lanoerr = r ,Ieit,;
s. 900. attorney, L s QusckenDush- - fr'a0
WOODRUFF AVE. where intersected ny
division / Of lots ~ and -. map 81
mount Upper Morrissuia- COX 100 ne'T r C 70
Aug u 1905 Alice Titus 70 HarTI@t T -
e 200 artornavz Smith. DouSherty & Welh-
berg - Court s. BROOKLYN
WOODRUFF AVE. 100 = o. .,rov 70
Bridrct Kilkenny. 81 500. attornsy. Title Guar
autce and Trust Co. 1T6 Broad"ay-