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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-27
wEpNEspAY. JuLY 6. 1al0.
at l.OO o'cloel, 2. IN.

at l.UU o ClOCls NJ,
the stock OF SuOGs. wares and mer-
chandIse and tiXtuIes, including the
warehouse, horse. wagon, busgy, har-
ness, etc. OF said Tinar Smith Hard :
ware Co, Inc. and OF the receivers OF
said company also the lease or right
of occupancy as tenants OF tho store
or building In Enporia. Va. in which
the business OF said company is now
being run by the receivers. and which
lease or right OF occupancy expires on
the 31st day of December, 1910; also
the accounts, notes and other chooses
in action due to said company, exclu-
sive OF notes placed With bank .,ls, as col
The business is o sc'a? concern;
has been run by the .ecsivers since
October 8, 1908; the stock has been
kept up, and is nice working stock
of desirable hardware and such other
articles as are usually kept in and at
a large hardware store, &c. in town
the size of Emporia.
The warehouse of the concern is a
very desirable feature, built on the
railroad ground, with right of removal.
and convenient to the track.
The office fixtures consist OF a large,
desks, fling cases. and the usual Office
fixtures.
The store fixtures consist of show
cases, sliding ladder, gasolene tank
cases. harness racks, paint racks OF
shelves. and other desirable store fix
lures.
BY recent inventory, the stock OF
goods then inventoried S9,617.03, and
the articles listed as fixtures. includ-
ing warehouse, horse. wagon, buggy,
harness. etc, inventoried S1.092.sO.
The rent of the store is $50 month.
The accounts, notes and other chooses
in action 10 be offered for sale VIII
aggregate several thousand dollats.
List of accounts, notes and other
chooses in action OF the company (exclu-
| siye of those with bank as aforesaid)
| can be seen by application to the re-
| ceivers until July /, 1910, care of r. r
| F'lorance. Room 8, in the Merchant
National Bank Building. Richmond. Va.
and after July l, 1910 by application
| either at said address or care of Judge
w. Samuel Goodwin. Kmporia, Va.
Other information Will be cheerfully
1 furnished by the receivers.
This Is a good opportunity for a live
| man in tirst-class town and com
| munity
TERMS: For cash as to one-third OF
| the purchase price, and the residue In
| equal instalments at three and six
months after date of sale, respectively
| the deferred payments to be evidenced
! by the negotiable notes of the pur-
chaser. bearing 6 per cent. interest
| from the cate of sale until paid, with
an indorser or indorsers approved by
|! the receivers, or all cash, at the option
| of the purchaser; any sale to be sub
| ject to the confirmation of the court.
| w. SAML GOODWIN.
\ r. r. FLoRANCE.
\ Recaiyars
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ON THURSDAY, JUNE 30. 1910.
at IL o'clock NJ. we will offer at pub.
lie auction. on the premises this farm
which contains 1853 acres of good land
high and dry. and a beautiful site for
a dwelling. The land fronts the Noun
tain Road about half mile. All the
wood necessary on the place. This To-
cality Is enhancing in value on account
of its beautiful country roads ano
nearness to the railroad.
This property was owned and eccu-
pied by Mr.. William Reinhart for a
great many years. The improvements
consist OF an old dwelling with about
eight rooms: also n large and com
paratively new barn. This property is
sold to close an estate, therefore ii
will be we'll for any one who Is look.
ing for a good and welllocated place
to attend this sale.
TERMS: Liberal and announced al
sale
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FOR SALE. RESIDENCE OF ]. L ED
munds, on Stanton River, Charlotte
county. Va. five miles from Aspen.
on virgtnian Railroad. 7s4 acres, 145
lowlands. most OF them TILED: about
wood. splendid improvements; one
OF the finest farms in Virginia Price.
$4,000. Address JULIAN MEADE,
Danville, Va.
FOR SALE, 315 ACRES MICA AND
kaolin land. Address OWNER. care
Postmaster, Powhatan, Va.
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The store fixtures consist of show
cases. sliding ladder, gasoiene tank,
with pump first-class nail bin, bolt
cases, harness racks, paint racks or
shelves. and other desirable store fix
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BOARDERS WANTED IN A VALLEY
home, near mountains and river;
terms, six and seven dollars per
week. Address T.. S, LEWIS Lynn :
~ wood Vireinio - -
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Aufttnn Scales, future Daps.
BY Pollard & Bagby,
Real Estate Auctioneers
Auction Sale Of Choice Brick
Investment Property.
mos. 52l and 523
Harrison Street,
Between Clay and Catherine
Streets
AufttnM s5ales. future Daps.

We viii sell ny auction, on the
premises, on
TUESDAY, JUNE 2s, 1910,
at O'Clock p. NJ the above mentioned
valuable investment property, being
two new two story brick dwellings,,
built in nats No better location in the
city tor renting.
TERMS. Easy and announced a sale.
POLLARD g. BAGBY.
Nuptfnnpbrs
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WANTED. ONE ROUGH CARPENTER
to build concrete forms. Apply at
once, ready to work. at n. j. STEIG-
LEDER 6, SON. Stop is. First Street
car line
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RECEIVERS SALE

PUBLIC AUCTION or VALUABLE
HARDWARE BUSINESS. ETC, CON
SISTINci OF LARGE. WElL-SE
GOODS. IN GOOD GONDITIoN. Or
E'ICE AND STORE FIXTURES,
WAREHOUSE BUILDING, HORSE.
WAGON, BUGGY, HARM EsS, ETC.
Or THE TILLAn- SMITH HARD :
WARE CO, INC, IN THE LIVE
AND GROWING TOWN OF EN-
PORIA, VA.
Also the lease or right OF occupancy
as tenants OF the store of said com
pany In Emporia, Va, and accounts,
notes and other chooses In action OF
said Company.
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RnttrpH,

cREERY SHIRT CO. NC. ia EASS.
Main Street. makers Of fine shirts.
underwear and pajamas to order. We
have all the new shirtings OF the
best Scotch. English and American
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UPHOLSTERING MATTRESSES.
oARI.OR SUITS, COUCHEs AND ODD
pieces reupholstered: mattresses thor
oughly renovated; chairs recaned-
In fact, q general factory is at your
service. SYDNOR & HUNDLEY,
INC, Factory 4O2 North Seventh
Street Madison 1904,
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WANTED, YOUNG MAN WITH SOME.
knowledge OF typesetting; chance for
right party TO get thorough knowl-
edge Of printing trade. Apply
HAWKINS & HAWKINS. IL North
Fourteenth street
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In execution of decree of the Cir
cult Court of GreenesSlt!e county. Va,
the chancery suit OF w 7. THAR ct ans.
VS. Tillar- Smith Hardware Co.. Inc, ct
ais, the Undersigned receivers OF said
court in said cause Will offer for sale,
by public auction, al the store of SAID
Tillar- smith Hardware Co., Inc, in
Emporia, Va, on
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g,eIp ud.antpo. 1slaip.

GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES WANT:
ed, write for Richmond examination
schedule. FRANKLIN INSTITUTE
Dept. 342-P, Rochester, N. Y
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PURSUANT TO a RESOLUTION
adopted by tho Board of Directors
OF. the Bank Of Richmond, Incorpo-
rated, at a meeting held on the 2Sth
day OF May, 1870 notice is hereby
given that special meeting OF the
stockholders OF said corporation will
be held at its banking house, at the
corner of Ninth and Main Streets. in
the city Of Richmond. on TUESDAY,
THE 2STH DAY OF JUNE, 1910, at
10 o'clock NJ. to consider the com
bination or merger of the Bank OF
Richmond, Incorporated, with the Ma
tional Bank Of Virginia, under plan
approved by the Board Oh Directors
at said meeting, and for the trans
action Of any other business germane
to said matter, or which may be
deemed to the best interest Of said
corporation, which may be then
brought to the consideration OF said
meeting.
H. s. WILLIAMS,
Secret ary
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WANTED, RESPONSIBLE COLORED
woman as cook and laundress for
family Of two in suburbs; also want
ed nurse for two children; must have
flrst-class references. Apply at 500
West Grace Street second flat
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CHEAP HOMES

for less than cost OF buildings. or to
make profitable speculation with
paving investment feature.
TERMS: Small cash payment on
each house and long credits.
j. THOMPSON BROWN & CO.
Auctioneers.
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DerBnnuI8.
MliHrpIIHnpntl9.


HUMAN HAHN BOUGHT AND SOLD
At HUGH ES'S. 2o9 Nortb Third.
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FOR BUSINESS CONTRACTS
Phone Monroe for che WANT
AID. MAN to call. j
A.Nt;t aIlll W.nLIMO.

4iJDt air LWnl5liG.
LOST, P1 SltU (RBD CROSS FRATE,R-
nifty pin; u. s. H." on back; between
Murphy's Hotel and Johnston- Willis
Sanatorium. Return to MURPIIY'S
HOTEL.
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Richmond. Va, June 20, 1910.
PURSUANT TO A RESOLUTION OF
its hoard of Directors. passed this
day at meeting held at Its Offices,
OF the stockholders of the Bank Of
Commerce and Trusts is called for
July l. 1910, at 4 O'Clock r. NJ. at
its offices In said city for the purpose
be presented by its officers and
Board Of Directors and especially
the question Of increasing It's capt.
tai stock from the present amount
OF 100000 to 100000. or such
at the meeting.
A. r. HoLLADAY,
Vice. PreSida ant
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BY j. Thompson Brown & Co,
1i13 Main Street.
7 West End Dwellings
TO BE SOLD TO HIGHEST BID.
DER Ar PUBLIC AUCTION. ON
PREMISES,
TUESDAY. JUNE IS, P. NJ
TUESDAY. JUNE IS, 6 P

Recent bankruptcy requires a sacri-
flee of Nos 1s22-24-26-2S and 1880 Wal
lace Street and Nos. 401 and 4O3
Richie Street. They are detached,
contain six rooms. front and rear
porches. are in good order and will
pay 10 per cent as an Investment,
with growing values. a chance to secure
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Bituatlons 1Nantrn. maIe.

EXPERIENCED -REGIsTERED DR0G
gist. aged 55, for past seven years
proprietor, desires 10 invest $4,000.
With services. In good paving retail
ferred Address f sal. care Times
Dispatch.
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By j. D. Carneal & Son.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
AUCTION SALE

THE REMNANT FARM.
ON THE NORTH SIDE OF THE NOUN
TAIN ROAD, ABOUT A MILE AND
A HALF WEST OF GLEN ALLEN
STATION. ON THE r.. f. & P. R. R.
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WANTED, MEN no JOIN A CLUB no
employ physicians by the year.
Terms moderate Physician ten
years experience and post graduate.
Address Y 6i5 care Times Dispatch.
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4uetton 8ares, Dapa.
~~~~~c~r-rN-r>>>-@~ ~
BY A. j. Chewny,
Real Estate Agen'oheers.
TRUSTEES ale
No. 81
Fiiftreet

tbetween puval 7 Streets.
BY virtue OF a of trust.
dated May /, ISFd IN the
clerks office OF TIL Crancery
Court. In D. B. page IS.
default having bt the pay
ment of the debt cured and
being required hnclary so
to do. / Will sec auction.
Upon T ms sPS e 1910.
at s o'clock P. III the mouse
This lot fronrs, e feet and
two inches on IN line of
Fifth Street an back west
wardly between YES IL feet
to an alley in feet wide.
TERMS. Casblto pay the
expenses Of sa Iator SIS. pay
able at six monte. one note
date and one payable one
wear after Il q t,terest from
May 1, 1910, ande on credit
or ali cash az Of the pur-
chaser TCHINS.
Trustee.
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LONG. THE WOOD MAN. HAS THE
best lot Of wood ever sold. It gives
heat and lasts longer. Original
growth. split in right season. Try
one. General office 15O6-1O West
Broad. Phone Madison 1869
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Nant Ad. Rates.
ONE CENT PER WORD when
paid in advance. No Ad. taken
TOR less than TEN CENTS.

NO ADS. TAKEN FOR LESS
THAN TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
when phoned in or charged at the
counter.
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Rltuatlnns, DrofessionaI.


BY A LADY OF SEVEN
years experience. position TO teach
common school branches in rrivate
family. Address d SIS. care Times
Dicpatch
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WANTED. POSITIONS FOR TWO
white mattresses; also housekeepers
and other hotel and Office help; we
furnish help. THE wORKMANfS
LEAGUE. 1911 Main Street. Column
hfa G.
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9soItcttnrs anu saairsmen.

WANTED, < 1--we SOLICITOR on 4
good advertising proposition. Adj
dress 3 4T6, care Times-Dspatch.
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MuItnerp
BoarninQ.
Busl1ess Opportunities.

Wasted, MEN OF iDI IDEA ~ fTo aAT;e
some inventive ability. GREELEY &
MCINTYRE Patent Attorneys, Wash.
tngton, D. c.
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Delp G4antfn. -yFemaIe.
5ituations daanleb. Tfnale.

y ANfE6 POSITION BY EXPERT
enced lady stenographer; rapid and
accurate references, Address 6g4
care Times Dispatch.
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WANT TWENTY-FIVE OR THIRTY
boarders at cool. shady country
homo. Good water. plenty ice, etc.
Terms reasonable. MRS BET,TTE
FRANCISCO. Frederick's Hail. Loui sa
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Real estate tot sSaIe.

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE, ONE OF
homes in the State about 500 acres
fertile land, splendidly located !;
Claiming old colonial house, with
modern equipment views unexcelled;
social. climatic and educational con.
ditions the I.ry best; price, $50. 900.
VIII exchange for authenticated in
come producing property OF same
value. Free list of 200 other select
country homes. III. w. HILLEARY
& CO. Charlottesville. Va.
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Dlhlnenh Aotites.
151uIUEllH Jz0flfe8.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
RICHMOND, VA.
No. 11o4 East Main Street.
Capital and Surplus Two Million Dollars

CHECKS FOR A PER CENT. ptv1.
dend, aggregating 100000. win he
mailed stockholders of record AT tho
close of business June 30, 1910
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OF steady westward motion. and the
distance across the ocean would be
onlyaone-half as long as the trip pro-.
posed by Mr.. Wellman. The route ia
vored by me for a transatlantic flight
Is In a belt comparatively calm at
certain seasons OF the year.
While admire Mr.. NYellman's spirit
and physical courage. do not hest
tate to say his project is. in my opin-
lon. impossible OF accomplishment II
he attempts to traverse the ocean in
midlatitude and fly below an altitude
OF 10000 feet The Vaniman equilib-
:rator kept the dirigible tod close to
the water"
Discussing Joseph Brucker's pro-.
posed course from Tenerifre. Canary
Islands. to Porto Rico or Hayti and
then over Cuba to New Orleans. Pro-
fessor Moore said this route. while
about 700 miles shorter than Well
mans. would not be In winds most
lfavora BILE to the passa Se.
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=: plays at the Theatres This Week ::

actor. William Courtenay. Supporting
Mr.. Courtcnay will be sue h we'll known
&C tors as Miss Desmond Kelley, sgd
)ney Herbert Charles Harbury, Arthur
Elliot, Hollister Pratt, William q.
Bonney, Lawrence c. Kna pp,, Miss Gvir.
ginia Hammond Miss Ida Greeley
Smith, Miss Lena Halliday, Miss
Frances Constock. Miss Grace ".
Walsh and Miss May Ga1yer.
Not since William Gillette last ap-s
Ipeared in this country in the role OF
5h erlock Holmes has detective play
created the I'M erest OF "Arsene Lupin."
1nciden tally, this piece, which Is con-l
sidered an excellent translation OF the
French version, has been declared by
many critics to be superior In many
respects to Conan Doyle's Sherlock
Holmes" and a much more subtle and
Interesting play than "Rafles.
polished thief. Masquerading as the
Duke OF Charmerace the scion OF "a
noble family. Lupin enters the most
exclusive social circles Of Paris. lie Is
the idol Of the women of his set and
the envy Of the men, He selects as
his special prey Monsieur Gournay-i
Martin the father OF his flancee. whom
he robs with impunity. This master
thief even eludes Geurchard the fa-
nous detective. and even after Geur-
chard discove rs the duke Is none other
than the notorious Lupin, who has
been the terror of all Paris. Lupin'
eludes the detective and his army of
assistants and escapes in the most
novel and startling i.anner.
Although Lupin is a thief, he never
failed to hold the sympathy of the
audience by. his audacity, his clever
ness, but, most OF all because OF his
sympati,y and genuine love for Sonia,
the lonely little Russian girl who,6 like
entfis for three nights and Wednes-
day matinee.
est. Elmonat Dijou.
Some thing new is a phrase which
may properly sum up the Vaughan
Chaser. presentation OF st. Elmo at
the Bi1ou all this week.
n The play presents an innovation in
thatsit presents departure from the
Ordinary lines of drama, being rath er
a. play depending upon many relne-
ments OF acting no. usually called out,
in plays offered to popular priced
houses.
Tho story OF Mrs. Augusta Evans
Wilson'S, long familiar to readers con-
tained much that was drama tic. T he
story plays much upon the sympathy,
and the Sdranlntization does likewise,
and the interest is constant.
ST. Elmo is cynic-upon the sur
face of his nature. Bitter experience
of life has made him assume dis
trust OF all save his mother. Intoiii
hts life. filed with unhappiness, comes
the love of girl who is pure and
true. She hates the hard cynlcism
which ST. Elmo has built about himself.
but underneath this she sees, half de-
spite herself, his better nature. This
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because It is Impossible, in my opinion.
attached to a balloon. says the
Weather Bureau chief. Il agree with
Brucker that with existing aircraft
OF the tl,irty-nfth parallel, because
conditions simply Will not allow It.
In my OPT Mon the only feasible route
would be to start from the east coaat
Of Liberia and fly to the easternmost
point OF Brazil.
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i
task, set for the turbulent, fiery young
man. Is to snecr off the dross Of his
nature. This he does and wins the
girl. 81 81 jS.,
Martin Alsop, as t.Elmo. is In all
respects equal t, the role. He has
both strength and reserve necessary to
the portrayal OF the character. His
Interpretation Of the dual nature Of
st. Elmo is We we'll d one.
Mr. CHASER has surrounded Mr.. Alsop
with an excellent company and a
great scenic production.
At the Lubln.
The Lubin bill for the weeksis ono
that should appeal to all am useme Mt
seekers who desire something new
and original, with diversity enough to
please every taste. a feature is the
return OF the Richmond favorites Nor
gan. Chester and Morgan, presenting
their latest conc septic n. Mistaken
Identity" coined sketch. In The
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Leblanc. the famous deteotive-thief
play. which ran for more than q year
In Paris and delighted New York
goers for period OF six
months, will. be seen TOR the first time
In Richmond at the Academy to.mor-'
row evening
4 Charles Frohnan will send here the
original Lyceun THEATRE company,
headed by the distinguished young
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-. from "Araenc Lupln,, ct atAe Academy. e.

Return of Doctor Cook" and other
slaugh-Inaking vehicles. Morgan and
Chester have delighted Richmond au-;
ldiences heretofore
Mary Roberts Will be heard in sew
seral song hits. Harris and Beaure-i
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GERMAN AERONAUT
PLANS OCEAN FLIGHT
Joseph Brucker Expects to Succeed Where Well
man Failed-Coming in This
Direction.

Berlin. October 22,-J oscph Brucker
the american Journalist. who
is fitting out an airship expedition for
westbound flight across the Atlantic
next February, thinks that '.ineficien;
meteorological advice was primarily
to blame for the failure OF Mr.. Well.
mans, attempt.
Mr.. Brucker's airshlp, the Suchard,
is approaching completion at Munich
The entire equipment will be shipped
to the Canary Islands at the end OF thu
year, and the start westward WILL 1t
Is stated, be made in the full moon
week of next February.
The Suchard is 200 fe ct long and has
$500 cubic metres gas capacity. De-
pendent from tits a motor boat thirty
hve feet long and ten feet wide. Two
two-hundred horse power motors will,
drive the airshlp by means OF two pro-.
pellers.
Start Wa. recIpltate.
Commenting on Mr.. Wellman's et-
fort, Mr.. Brucker said:
Ut would be rash. without exact
course, TO speculate on the lessons
which his gallant Venture provides for
SUBSEQUENT attempts,
mere '', seems no doubt, s. how ever,
5that his start was preclpitate ana
made In spite of the fact that a hurrl-
L cane was re ported In the Vest In dies,
fand,that. such q hurricane always runs
northeast. have Erepe atedly said that
MI. NVellman lacked adequate meteor
illogical counsel, without which such
n venture Is inevitably d estlned to
81 Not the Hurricane Sen son.
81" WI tn existing air craft nobody can
gross the Atlantic north OF the thirty
nth parallel, because .the conditions
aimptlSS W Az not ct aleW it believe
ATLANTIC f!lght the region Of the north-
east trade winds. have " chosen.
moreoVer. a season free from hurr-
canes. We Will not encounter any head
", Hind' hpt viii most Of the time have
twenty, miles an hour,-PAls tn q velocity
of our a1rship. we shall make thirty or
forty miles an hour Our propo sed
route As ire from fogs or even !ntsts;
All tia ieadiag German uss' meteoroio-
gtsts inclu ding Professor Herg esell,g
Count Zeppe Inns EXPERTS agre SwithtmeN
Sth our4 rou ute Is the only one w here
an attempt may success fully beSmade''
Not bothered hyE Hurricane,
Mas htngton, October 22.--C Concerning
Bruck er's staten ent that WellrnanS
flight was destined to fall because his
start was preclpit tate and was made In
said the hurricane, which was 1900
sNVeilr,anS dtrtgible " N I5s.
.'iir. Mailman failed IN his yen tura
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Great French Play.
".arsene ..upin," by De Croisset and
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ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
Monday, Tuesday, yvedn esdAy nights,
nnd Wednesday instinec---ss'sAraen e
Vaudeville.

BrJoU THEATRE.
est. Elmo NIL the week.
LUDIN TH1cATIsE.
Vaudeville.
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gard will offer novelty: sketch.
The new addition to the Lub has
been practicable compile ted, and - t is