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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-01
DRUNK ON TRAIN

Promptly Fined Them.
Z On the charge OF being drunk and dlsor-
derry aboard Richmond. Fredericksburg
and Potomac passenger train b. a. Nash
and John r. Davis. young white men,
pleaded guilty before Magistrate r. u. Pur-
year yesterday morning and werc fined S
each.
( When arraigned before tho magistrate
both admitted that they wers undar tho In
fiuence of liquor, but had no remembrance
of having created any disturbance. Wit
nesses. however. stated that tho two induls-
cd In wrestling match. during the progress
of which one OF the car windows was broken
and general uproar created.
Nash and Davis paid the fnes and COSTS
without word and went their ways.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-01
BAILED ON CHARGE OF
SPEEDING IN ROANOKE

George Weis, who Is wanted in Roam
oke county on charge of violating the
State speed laws in his automobile some
time in September. was bailed by Act
ing Police Justice Griggs yesterday
morning for November 10.
Several other Richmond automobile
owners have warrants facing them ror
alleged speeding in Roanoke county
In the latter part of September or the
first week in October. but Sthree OF them
declared that they had never been in
that county in their lives. The auto
mobiles which We're reported by the
Sheriff of Roanoke county probably
carried the old series OF numbers. those
issued in 1909. +
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-01
PRINTING OF CODE
Saunders Offers to Leave Cost Of Work

Saunders Offers to Leave Cost Of Work to
Arbitration.
Although tho Council COMMITTEES on Print
Ing and Claims failed OF quorum last
night. City Printer Clyde w Saunders out.
lined a proposition for printing the new
City Code OF 1910 which was acceptable TO
those members present. Tho committee VIII
make another attempt to hold a meeting
this afternoon at $3.50 o'clock in the office OF
Chairman c.. P. Davis. as It Is represented
that It is OF the greatest urgency that work
on the new Code begin at once.
The annual contract for city printing does
not include work OF tho character OF tho
new Code which the City Attorney Gays
should be OF the type. binding and appear
anco OF other law books. AS much delay
would result from Inviting and opening
bids and awarding contract, which would
have to be ratified by the Council. Mr..
Saunders proposes to print the volume In
the shortest possible time. and have the
compensation fixed by the three printer
members tof the Council Committee on
Printing and Claims, Edgar II. Ferguson.
C. r. Davis and Harvey Atkinson, with the
aid NJ Clerk Hcrbert T. E.zekiel -.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-01
COMMITTEE NAMED


VIII Incorporation Funus OF AhneAeu
Territory.
President Robert Whittct, Of tho
Board of Aldermen. YESTERDAY an
nounced the following appointments
on the Committee on Apportionment OF
Funds in the Annexed Territory: John
.. Mitchell. z. d. Richardson and james
"A. Moncure President Peters, of the
Common Council, has already announc-
ed the Councilmanic members Of tho
committee as follows: Morgan r.
Mills. c. p. Davis. r. II. Ferguson and
w. E. Sullivan.
The committee Is continued under
the advice of the City Attorney to re-
apportion the remaining balances OF
the bond issue OF 1907 for improye-
original bond issue amounted to 1926
900. all OF which has been apportioned.
but in some instances the estimates en-
;ceeded the cost OF the work, and ball
ances reverted which now have to he
sreapportioned until all has been ex-
mittee will have the placing Of from
$4,000 to $12 1000
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-01
DON'T USE FIREWORKS
assurance commi.s.on.r. Maintain Fear Of

Insurance Commissioners Maintain Fear OF
onflngration.
Fireworks are not INDUCED In by the Ma
stional Association OF Insurance Commits
sioners, according toaits president. Colonel
Joseph Button. the Virginia commiAsioner.
y Colonel Button has been having some fun
lately over urgent requests from fireworks
technic displays for the next annual meet
ms to be held in Milwaukee. While in his
replies he does not say 50. the inference 10
that all necessary fireworks Will come from
within and will not be purchased. Fires
now are speciality OF the insurance men.
and possibly this fact caused the manufac-s
.turers to misa pprehend the situation.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-01
sIndRn,ueru emf. Entered.

Law and Equity Court in the. case Of the
lLanston AIonotype Machine Company against
the Houseman Printing Company. W.,
Smith & and Harry aouseman.s proprlo toFs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-01
A.L.n,,,l,I,lt l.CalnlLes.

Earl Beasley, a. white boy nineteen
years old, was arrested last ntg hit on
a charge OF assaulting a. NJ. Bibbs;
Bbbs and Walter BibbsS were a II. .,
j Crawford with razor.
William Ransolne, col ored. was Q 81
rested on charge Of assaulttng Her
eules Wiley witt a. rock
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-01
Guests at Mansion.

Or. and Mrs, Edwin NJ Mann. Of
Lunenburg. are the guests OF Gov.
sernor and Mrs. Mann at the Executive
mansion They came 10 Richmond to
attend the silver wedding celebration,
and win be here until the end OF the
Pr. Mann. with Or. E. q. Williams
NH take the military surgeons from
nina M TO the tuberculosis camp this
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-01
Doctor lets the Quarter.

Sd Everett Krengel, ltS the baby Who
left the M emnria q Hospita al sterday
ico compile elyg recoYe red An operation
vas Be formed by Or, Cha les n, r ob,
ms and Nj he money which the ctlil ID
had mist lten for Cand Y 5 was fouHd
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-01
NEARING COMPLETION


COmmisaiOners Soon to Report Value OF
3rayo's Bridge.
Another sesaion of the commission p
pointed to nix the value OF the right way
across James River. sought to be acquired
by the city for new bridge at or near
Mayo's Bridge. was held yesterday after
noon. when argument was nearly com lete Cd.
Attorneys agreed that further sitting to-
morrow afternoon would suffice to selose the
argument, after which It will only remain
for the com mission to report Its finding TO
the Hastings Court. The city may !, then
gin active construction work. even though
one side or the other may appeal from
the valuation fixed by the commissioners.s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-01
ConvIct Goes 10 to Grand Jury.

George Bradley, colored, who is alleged
to be paroled convict was sent on to tho
grand jury by Acting Police Justice CRISES 7:
,terday6 morning on q charge OF having
broken Into the stable OF Dr.. ]. r. Me-
Donough and stolen therefron set of
harness. p. T.. sully. colored. who was
charged with having bought and received
the stolen harness, was dismissed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-01

!. AiaIflage a licenses We're issued yesterday In
" ashin ston p. @, and Eugenie Farro, o,
New, New York; Charles S, Turner and Alice
,rhomas Fordi Frank s, WaIley and Mars
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-01

improvements OF Markets. Il
The Council Committee on Markets held
an extended session last night when.a num-
Der OF minor Improvements were ordered,
at the Sixth Street Market.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-01
Mrs. Peterkin Leave. s17, 900.

The will of Mrs. Elizabeth Howard Peter
kin, widow OF the Rev. Joshua Peterkln,
Episcopal Church. was admitted to probate
yesterday morning on charge OF having
tate is valued at $1,000. and thu. sol sleEatee
Is the only son., Rt. Rev. George wv. Peter
kin, Episcopal Bishop of West Virginia. who
qualified as executor. The estate consists
mainly of Richmond real estate. "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-01

To Meet Thursday Might.
The first meeting OF the committee
appointed to inquire into the reorgani-
cation OF the City Engineers lice Will
be held Thursday night at o'clock at
the City Hall. l5 Az Fl Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-01
& 81 ~ % !. !. II
Mr.. Leach Rack ON the Job

Mr.. Leach Rack ON the Job.
After having been conined to his home
for several 4 mont hs witt severe attack
OF sciatica. Deputy Clerk Leach g :
the Henrico county Circuit Cour 5sWas yes "
terday at his desk In he curt use use
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-18
nuiIsiIng News.

Moore A ISndsiedel architects have nied
nlan. Tor tvo ~. story tenement hous"~
20 he erected on the west SIDE OF Neru'ilN 80
avenue 100 feet north ~ Emerson street
"a Cd With fronsge Of 81 feet and a depth
If IIA feet The buildings will he non
Hrepr0oI Z g.. Galardi \ Co are tho
owners The cost has been estimated AZ
SGI OlO
Albert Joseph Dodker ~ architect. has
fled plane for A I'VE story private dwelling
o be erec,sd At the southwest corner ~
Madison avenue srd seventy 7rst stree
for Rpbef the-ehrcuFh 1T 'o>i 81
$50 90
George II Grebel. ,rchrert. has fled
plans fNT making over the two three story
sta hlsr n Nos S26 and .2s IVES, Seven.ieth
street into 'srase Tor diaries g Miller
~ cost Il $4,000
The plans fled Tor nsN buildings N the
RoropRh OF The Brow con prise a 80 story
brick tenement on The vsst side ~ " -hinR-
ton avenue @outh ~ Is.d street for the
Warren Construction Company, At a cost Of
ssO. go q four story hrira tenement on the
We@t side az Beaumont avenue north OF
is7th street for the Russo taucct Realty
I 'ouTs, nv a. q cost 81 $50 Of0 four story
brick rnSnien, on tho - - side ~ ''rotonl
"A .enur from Iarden 20 Grots street for John
/ Donovan 81 y cost ~ SEQ. 600 Two and
a half story dwelling o. the west side %
Andrews avenue north % river~itv ave-
nue. for William G. Bergen. at = cost %
~ 900 -four Ia story brick dSell'ngs on the
" e-' aide 81 cedar avenue south ol ti:th
street for the ritmpton Construction COM
panv, ~ a cost ~ SCI 90
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-18
ONE ron FRaNKIE BTRNS.
New Jersey MAINTAIN HAS FIEht with Joe
COster Al the Nay.

Joe Cos'sr 81 BROOKLYN Was no match for
TranE'~ Burns the CleNer New Jersey ban
tam. IN ten round bout ~ the olympic
4 & IN Harlem last night Prom the start
burns had II all his own way and came out
an easy Ninuer IN only one round did the
BROOKLYN hoy show any real hghtiuE
That was In the eighth. whom he rushed
out of his corner like lion nd put a right
and left swing On RurnS- Jaw which -en'
the Jersey hoy back 10 the ropes
Burn. looked dazed for moment and
came back with a hard left hook TO tho
faw 'ostsr rushed at him again. sending
pounding the stomach while Burns wss
against tho ropes. CosteT. however. did
not continue this Kind Of hghtlng long. for
from severe body punching which the
Ier-ev hoy CAV" him
CoS'~r throughout the contest used q
soris 81 foIl tactics and was Kissed and
boot ed hy the crowd In mostly every
round he held on IN clinch and the referee
had hard time pulling the boys apart
0s,eT on tho breaks vas looking To- land a
kuskout. but the Jersey hoy was too clever
ana shlfty and duckcd several vicious swings
Ia ~" fr-t round Burn- sent n gii'
swing 10 the mouth which drsW the blood
In the second round the Jsresy boy con
'inued iahbins tos,"t mouth ana n"aT
swing 70 tn" 'aW winch sent toster 20 the
In the third round Burns continued 20
i0y held on toster rushed ol' of his cor neT
u tho fourth round and sent a hard night
To- Burns'a stomach which doubled him up
lie hen pr laf' book 20 he !au aud ~ he
bell both bovs Nsre pounding the lace and
stomach 90 the ropes
Ia fls ff'h and sI,th rounds BUTnS DID
al he forcing. ana pounded tOstst'-
managed mouth With sor1r hard svinRs
Z ostar rushed him 20 'he ropes and after
the referee hrUss them bIfns hammered
hi m atound the rang In the seventh round
CosteT 'risd - land hi~ rlSht several times
on the Jersey bov's law. bu' Burns waa too
Clsvor and walked away from them
In the eighth round to-'et came ~
Ike a new man and rushed ~ Burns, ssnd-
ing In his right =" the Jaw Ni'h Rrea' force
and then ~ left bu' a. fhe end ~ rms
va. there with the body punches In thu
.en,h -nrnd Burns sent IN 40 rign' swing-
80 ne taW winch nraTly put the brooklyn
DO. uuf A. ne snd burn-s back wa
red color from me sCraptng he received
from cater forcing HIM against the T"pe-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-18
IIIlIIAr1iS.

4 three o.. - on b..i ard tournament vas
heg.n 'arf ufgo' - the kHickrrbOcksr BIZ
lard AoadoT'". Fulton street. BrOoklvn.
- purpo-r - rp -slr'f ne uiav"rs vho are
To- take pat' 90 'hs tu'er,Ifv y rec cushion
.asus - fepre-@n'sH,"- "i brooklyn
he m eTgt'V match go neg 10 ON November
Z and ihs' my. Ne Nrw h"re PLAYERS Ntil
ki-t Btoot iyu
bs,r Ioudsrbacr aud ~ Proc PLAYED
"a ~ nizh' and q. trruaDa suu ~rut'ug -
t.pIu'. - g. bs rri'e lpudrrhauk ran orf
'r DO. iu-fh 'Un'Is AMI '.- u"-' run vas
IsrI,ra hiFh fuu vHs lU.uiFh' ,
Z d arAgl aud 3 Z ttapvtHu N'I Iar
tJtrrf- entered ~ 90" 'ptIHtm-n' af" D :
Ifn.rfrg Z Nht'" sud g. trsfnlu-
/. .tI take fvru'H one games 70 d", a"
, Iu are IN. pssi
Alfred ~ Gro. %" worlds chaiupipn o.,
80 -sr ,.t-nton billiards anh LLOYD LEVINE NtI'
I.-ru 4. match 'f.- a''n tnr for 'N" Lam .l"T'
diamond ,rurI.fr auI % D. r~H ~ 49, o.
pp.f" 70 N'sdsru, 'I.-'l' We. I"f'F go pui
sHgar' Do" WFifu 's q. 10 l"lh'- HnH ~
. .I T4sf 'f.ra. irgEf- 90 points being rlfN e,I
. .... r.suf l.".t UrHU ht." don" vol 20
r.r.'ft.- ...Il . ..us. ,ud u'sf, sung match ~
eAyeCtsd.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-18
r. W. CREWS HAVDICAP.
Gr-a, Race ., Churchlm Downs wen b, .
Nod.

IorisviLts Ky Oct ~ In one Of the
prettiss and closest finishes u the meet
ing VI Green Won the handicap ~ siH
furlonSs the feature Of the ard az Church ~
Downs to-day. defeating Royal Captive
and Melsande The Hnish vas 80 close
that the public did not know who won until
the mum berS we're run up. nd whom Greens
number hAshed ont there vas great cheer
ing.
Melisa ride broke In 'front.' and Koerrer
To- her take two lenRth lead 10 the upper
turn. when 7 VI Green and ROYAL Captive
18th moved up fas' on the outside Al
'hr-s h7ys mere riding hard through the
to the Whip got up 20 win ny a head from
Royal Csp'ive. Who IN turn wa. head
before MeIis1 nde
The summary
r,.S Hss: 81, ' EoS. sa N s ,o'
.soS . ;siPd linn !. Nae HsSI', ss,
Ssllafc' E'hsi DAY Gentle he,s Ne,,ie Bsreaud.
flsbe queen also ran
ssooud Rsoe SIS iurlonE: De,,c,, io7 Keorh,
secoui starry Nigh. Io- Mountain shor Stos
,nlrd rime iilss Rrgh, Maiden. .old BOY.
r~n -s. T. SsnstoT ilu6sis 1s,alSarI Id % Cen
Phlnlp. and Fiorris Brysn also rem.
land ln7 Austin, 70 ,. won Co Ashmeaie 10
slel2ghardu r,ssss 70 'ec ,S'., FHr Lou':
Marcus rOTmcus IymoIc Narkir ~ GAniota,
'ice Gr,in. Sam,rIa Starpor' and Rus'em sIso
FOURTH nace sir rlrlonE, ]. N Green 10
p.s :; 20 10 % r SSS I1sSnIs ~ no sTSSh
show 70 N. third. Time : = hand~sret's
fiiih Rscs SiS iuriongs Labold u. Thomas
- 70 5 won treh "a kocrnerl place - - !.
lime IL Bls Usage Annie Nelson Jack ben
man. French King. Aviator ani Helen Burnett
S,Iih Race one mile and sl.,e.n,h -Pirat.
Dans; iot Rice SO J. won. Queer MarEuerits
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-18
Yesterday auction sales.
AT u Eeasy street
~ IOssPa ' nav

~ IOsSPa ? nav
Centre street. No 49, 20 iss NeSr siie,
block front between Wslksr and cana
streets. iOtxseI irregular p. con
tai ming about t,eno square feet upset
prrs SISUn WithdrAwn no bids
Centre street west side blOrF front. be
tween Canal and HowArd streets .aoN
aAN Irregular ~. containing about
Il.ssS sqnare feet upset prlre fliA".
Withdrawn bid.
Cleveland place. northeast corner Of
HrooIne street. liasTsS Irregular. VITA
an l. fronting feet on Drlanrey
street extension rOntalnlng ahout 3.
s.I square feri upsei price fi&".
Bov.r, Sos isS and 10 D. southwest
conner Of Dsianrev street extension.
tgSatuOH irregular. contain ming aboHt
-Aas .auarr fert upset ptCr Sthest.
to COndogiane Bros aeUD
BoU~ry Nos lie and 10 northwest coz
neF Of Delaney street exten~'on. .ANiOi.
containing as square feet upss' price.
As 90 .ale by order ~ publir SerVirr
commissioners. 20 David and HarrN 49,
tisih = rc~t. No :ns north side 1879 frr'
west Of seventh aNrnur, y sAl@ ~.
sIt story fa' liliiAn Rose - ". =
shin 81 81 due on judgment. fi'cP -
s1nIect TO taAgS. &C SIS subject 20
mortgage Of SCI .UD 20 the plaintiff - pAe
Uagr street East side. ion feet south ~
Courtlandt ~ enus. iOOHtp. West { hs<irr.
W " TAYLOR - NoTlh Nss No'k tift
WraIy 0Omnany due On Judgment.
ksTt ~ subject 20 fatrr - slh 10 tNe
p'alnuu WI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-18
CURRENT SPORTING GOSSIP
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arsI.y usu stl eli bs aut to.la anl 20
set ta some hart surA
NgaT fol~r. o. ~ 1hsFe Fna -
football woFE Tor ths mem nefs - 'hs eTst
team 'a-,isy. Head tpaoh Nsilr DO. "a :
80 ave the men q rect after their Inc shug
To- ssatnst Nals 90 SATURDAY. Ihs Sora ut
the NTmy team aEainst iale has greatly
si''ei The cadets add their idhstsuts
thrvughopf tho cuuntFv a. the itfefvut
army posfs tho have sent MANY tslesrnms
ct CongrAtVAttoh Among the fret mes
ge- ~ congratulations TO Swell 49, that
from ths brigade 81 NidsbtpTru At
AnnaI-,ls
All pt the snen came out ~ The game In
fine sha ps aud to-day gathered on Tho SIDE
lines - watch game betse@u the thIfd
eleven and the srubs Lieut. Sell has
been coaching the thiTd eleven. dubbed tho
Culium Halls by N. cadets since they are
re,sgatsd - the baseball neld IN front Of
the Cullum Memorial 20 practise The
teams fought u ont for thirty minutes and
neither sids was able "a score
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-18

FORTY-FIFIH STREET The ~ n Full
Ter h-altv Company has sold Tor the
Herald square Holding company TO
FallsT cnmpany' 10 81 TO Va Wss' FoT,S-
nth street. old DWELLINGS, on Mot a0Hioo S.
adI oinins the HAry ard Sluh on the wee,
4 business building will be erected ou
'h~ site ~ soon a. eyisting leases expire
on Nav l neTt
wENTY-sEvENT STRICT De witt
Railev has sold No lao Fast twenty
seventh street. a three story ana base
men, J,~snS T 80 70, ;%rss'' between
Wanssr has cold No .. Eas, siSty-efyh
street. four story and basement dwell.
ina. on lot ?oIiooS. a. The southwest
president Of the strauss Building and
Realty Company The house VIII he
altered for business purposes
WARREN STREET Harry TishmAn has
Tesold No = Warren street = nve story
business building. On lot 2SNIOn3 to the
ttaeioc Holding COMPANY. which acts
10 Sarah 4 Rr~voort Nos ?is and ?Is
Past Tenth street, q six story tenement,
in trade Tor 10 - Warren street. re-
ported sold recently
BRnADwAN The tdsuire Realty Com
siy story elevator apartment house,
on plo' ~ iN7aN irregular. opposite i21d
street
l1"Ih SIHttI susan puryeA has
sold No az 70 s2i West laOth street a
factory building on plot 5SNpa II The
building vas damaged Toy fire som"
months ago
i,iST STREET James O'Connel ha. sold
plot. 15Npa ~. on the north side Of i2Ist
street $50 feet east Of Twelfth avenue
together with an abu'iing lot. :SNs9 H. on
i11d street
FIFTY SECOND STREET James \ Dovd
las sold for The es,at. Of Robert Fried
berg No 7S1 West Fifty-reCond street, =
three story and basement dwelling On lot
lINiooi
BOULEVARD James X
Holly has SOLD for Eherhard 4 PodEur
No Sc7 Southern boulevard. a Ave story
Apsrtment house with stores. on plot
'ONiOo al dining tho corner Of Tiffany
street The property has been held al
saO mn
cold for " e BERGEN No iOT wes, isSd
street a two story and attic dwelling,
on plot S1ys'. between Aqueduct and
WALTON AYLNIE Jane. T.. Libby 4
20 have sold for Mrs Catherine Jone.
10 Douglas Bros \ LOT. 25xpS on the west
side Of Walton avenue south Of is?d
rsITH STREET Smith \ Phelps have sold
Tor the Moorheed Realty and Lons'ruc-
FIVE story rat 10 " llliam &. Grahl
VI NRION AVENUE tdolph Wexler has
sold M 9i6s Marion avenue. q sir story
apartment hous. on plot SOSioa5y ir-
part payment q plot fronting 20 feet on
the east aide 81 Jerome avenue ia fee,
north % nth street. extending back
over 2O0 feet With q rear line Of 100 feet
also the abutIinE pho, ~ the northwest
conner OF wahon avenue aud nth street
1OoN5f ~ IRREGULAR
LEXINGTON ANENIE Mary r Sipp has
sNld 20 Jennie FromberR and Beatrice
IIrsch tho southeast corner OIL I'M ton
avenue and l2tth street. a fVe story fiat
on plot ~ sNIOO s. for ess. 40
FORTY FOURTH STREET Herman stal-
der has sold ~ Harriet y James No. ai
West Forty fourth street. four story
building on lot 25xiOO5 The price VAS
~ an
MARION AEENIE Adolph WSIler has
sold to John = SchRcht the plot. SOx iOa. &,
With buildings AZ No. s49s Marion avenue
Mr.. Schachi gave In part payment che
northwest corner OF Walton avenue aud
i77fh street y plot 9OO - irregular