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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-01
The First Manages.

The frs, manages Of the season are be-
inc shown at Washington Market: they are
rron, Nexico and cost 81 60 a dozen. Stra"
b,rriee arc c. cents basket. dollhouse
PoIri,,m grapes are 81 a pound, and Mala-
gas arc - cents a pound: pines are ~ cents
.,;o,e pranefruit arc 20 and - cents each
and alligator pears are ." cents earn.
poran.s soil for 20 cents dozen. King =
oranges and California navel oranges are "
= dozen and Flordas are - cents dozen.
california tangerines are 4" cents n dozen'
Sor,h African pears ale 81 20 and peaches
Ct "a a dozen Italian melons, Wfich nave
n,., came in. are - cents TO 81 20 a dozen.
Iror,tco uoars are q a dozen. winter Neliis
GA Easter Beauties are 81 30. Beurre Rose
,,o.~s obc new pears from South Africa
arc q dozen, and AnJou pears are ~
dozen WineSap apples are 10 cents "o"'h
.nd sptzcnbergs and Newtown pippins
range from Il to 81 80 dozen.
Asparagus Comes Down.
rhcrc IL a big drop this week IN the
nrco Of asparagus. Charleston selling Tor
o, cents a fun bunch and California Tor -
o,,. The Tooth holders are making AN
.,nor,mont I'm the sale OF dollhouse aspara-
ENC which is always expensive; they are
ceiling II in nve-stalked punches al . cents
. lunch. Green kal, Ii - cents Tor three
,,arts spinach is 30 cents the haif-pecK
and knop celery (Which Is in again is H.
c.pts a five-headed bunch French cauIi-
nouers arc - cents a head. elephants are
o. cents each. new cabbages are 10 cents
..,b and lettuce L. cents head. Mush-
roons are y, cents pound ana tomatoes
asa. "a cents q pound Celery Is 20 Genus
hunch ,hubarb is u cents bunch ana
o,d,v. ia O. cents a pound. Sweet potatoes
aud Bermuda new potatoes are 10 Genus
o,.rt White onions are ID cents ana reo
ara yellow ones 20 cents a quart. R"inai'"
ono cbicory are Il cents and escarole " 10
ocr,s a head Peas are ~ cents quart
s,rira beans q cents and lima beans ~ Genus
. o,,o,t ,;recnings are u cents ana cram
ho,rles IS cents quart. Parsnips are .
o.,,s for three peppers 10 cents for 'hreo'
,ook. are cents bunch ard oyster p'ah'
,a :, cents n bunch.
A Fall in Shad.
c,.d tbe favorite hsh Of the season
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-01
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Male

Male.
BUTLER.-UsefuI: Swiss: 3 years excellent
references. thoroughly experienced: city or
country. Siosi5. s, Industrial Association
Employment Agency, II West i2d st. Phone
$40 Bryant
COOK. -Ciood. cif7. reference. 235 East 10th
St. ono fizht up. No csrds.
CoAcHMAN.- single; has been with one family
preferred J. n. oSi I'd ave. care Of Mrs. Ftz-
morton.
coAcHMAN. single. thoroughly experienced in
care OF horses carriages. harness: careful
driver. city. country: care lawn; generally use
ful: references. Thomas %, East 42d ~
FARMER Working toreman for dairy farm:
understands all machinery ro.a so crops ara
Address James Odells Agency, s25 9Th ave.
Phone. BRYANT. $50.
FARM MANAGER on gentleman's estat-. North
all branches raising and care ~ all stock sheep.
poultry and handling mem wife first class but 70
Ter maker: well recommended. Carpenter $
Agency. i5t 9Th ave
GARDENER Married: scotchman: Al refer
ences; yegetables greenhouse how.r' trees.
GARDENER. middle age. married. small fam
ilv. thoroughly conversant with his ING.
is seeking a position on private place. Will
ams. Eliiou's Seed Store. ~ vesey 81.
GARpENFR-TsTrUL MAN Englishman sin
gle. glass frames good vegetable and mower
grower: useful 1t ANYTHING needed: best refer
ercc. Carpenters Agency IA 9Th ave.
GARDENER. unmarried. with lots 81 Set-up
to him is looking for position on pri-
vat. place: excellent references. 5. X. care
Elliott's seed store - Nesey st.
GARDENER.-fo Scotchman: married. no
family. thoroughly familiar with the care Of
private place: expectations moderate. Jones,
care seed store. ~ Nesev St
MAN. 80 single. cen DO farm work speaks Ger
man and English. wisncs position on farm
I.orchardt. - East 4th 81. barber shop.
POI'ITRYMAN or gamskeeper. has life cXpe-
rience in the care and mana sement of rails
ing pheasantS. etc; best Of references. Advcr-
User is5 Humboldt ST. Brooklyn.
COWS useful on small place. good refer
en"es e. Anderson. ~ Fast 18th st.
USEFUL. MAN in country on private place:
arst class man. -. single. neat appearance. TO
wash, polish and clean automobiles and make
himself useful about. place. one year and siA
months references from the Automobile club Of
America Apply r.. Sullivan. care Mitchell. i29
West Jith 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-01
THE GERMAN WHITE TURNIP.

The German white tmnip. which is about
the size Of a radish, may usually be found
al this season in New York markets.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-01
STORAGE NOTICES.
FIREPROOF STORAGE
WAREHOUSE CO.,

METROPOLITAN FIREPRoOF STORAGE
WAREHOUSE 90,
1899 AND ~ WEST ssTH ST.
New York. March :Mh lsii
To Mrs. f. :. Beach Mrs. Walter BriGrs,
Mrs NJ H. Mowhray. Mrs Edward schoen'
Felix quinn. Gibson Arnold Chss ;. DALI.
Mineral Lands Co. Milford steele walter !.
Joyce. r. j. simmer Anna Jarrett Nulturs
Development Co. W r. Richards MARY JARVIS;
You and each n YOU hereby notified that.
the time for the payment 4 our lien upon the
property hereinafter described having expired.
after due notice thereof had been given YOU. Ne
will cause such property. ~ Wit. Hopsehoid
Goods. Personal Effects and Merchandise. stored
in the Metropolitan Storag. Warehouse -.
warehouses by YOU or in your name 'or IN which
You may have an INTEREST,". t. Re solo 81 puoste
auction. according 10 the statute IN such caee
made and provided A. the warehouse. Nc -
West 6sth ST. New York CITY, on Monday April
10Th. 1911. at 1890 A. NJ. ana II the sal.
thereof is not completed on said date the SANE
will he continued NJ the same place IN each ana
every Monday thereafter. beginning a. lo;S
A. NJ and continuing until all the goods are
.old
METROPOLITAN FIREPRooF STORAGE
WAREHOUSE CO
CuAS NORRIS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-01
.NesOS Of the Markets

each. and bucl, shad al - cents HOLSTERS
continue At 20 cents 4 pound. hard shell
crabs arc 81 cents dozen: and periwinkes,
which are just In. arc p cents a quart.
yellow pike arc 30 cents pound. y hite-
fish. California salmon AMI hlet of sole
are - cents a pound. smcts are Il 10 n
cents. yellow perch and white perch Is
cents. Sea bass and Spanish mackerel Is
cents. halibut steaks also II cents. and
founders. cod and haddock 10 cents a
pound. Shad roo arc 90 to % cents pair,
according 10 size
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-01

nArcvua Steamers from Pier ~. ~ n. n.
VI JNvSS Ichris'opher ST. ~ 80 ,. m. Tor
r: lCa'skill- Hudson. coSserkis ana
ev0sIHS LIMBS intermediate iandinxs. Passenger
Service Aion.. Wed e. Fri Freight Service daily.
CENTRhL-HUDSOS LINE FROM FOOT
Franklin St. 3 r. ~. for cranstona Wes,
Point. Cornwall. Ncwburgr.
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
for Tho Tribune received " their Uptown once.
No 1915. Broadway. between 38ih and 18th Ss.
until O'clock p. IN. Adyoriis"nenfs received ~
the following branch Offices At regular office rsfes
until O'Clock p m. viz: 26' s'h ave- .. .. cor.
23d 81, Iss Gin ave iath st.. io3 Fast iHh
ST 81 Wet 4od ST. between 9TH and s'h AYES
2s3 Yves, ,25th St: io35 ~ ave-: 1875 50 ave.
near eIst st.. i7os LIST ave. near S9th ct. iM
East i25th st i5S fremont ave: $50 ~ ave.
and any American District Telegram One.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-01
Uptown Prices.

Strawberries are - cents box uptown.
grapefruit arc - cents for three. oranges
are 20 10 20 cents u dozen. Spitzenbergs are
n cents a Dozen ard Newtown Pippins are
% cents n dozen. Pines arc H. cents each
and lemons are 20 cents nuzon.
IIorseradish Is : and 10 cents stick.
spinach Is ~ cents quart. and lettuce ~
TO 8 cents a head Tomatoes are 10 cents
= pound. new white cabbage are 10 cents
a head. and beans are % cents quart.
Potatoes are cents. sweet potatoes l.
cents, and Bermuda ~ cents quart.
Greetings are IL cents a quart and onions
are cents dozen.
Eggs are % To q cents dozen. unsaIied
butter is IS Ia {, cents a pound and fresh
butter H. % cents n pound
Roe shad are 81 each; wEitcish arc ~
cents Il pound, yellow pike are 10 cents.
halibui and Smelts 20 cents. Spanish
msckerel IS cents. yellow perch and white
perch L. cents. haddock. carp, founders and
coo 10 cents q pound
9veetbreads are 20 cents In ~ pair.
legs 81 lamb are Is cents forepuartcrs II
cents and chops q cents n pound Pork
chops ar, 90 cents pound ham is IL
cents, and bacon - cents = pound.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-01
A Fall in Shad.

CHAD the favorite hsh Of the season
-. a marked decrease In price this
week. roe shsd selling al 20 ana - ''"''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-01
AIIIoMoeILe INSTRUCTION.
AUCTION SALES.

ny WRITE or \ cHATTEL MORTGAGE I
d" n,,li sell 10 day ~ a:3o a m, At Ma. stil lNh
~nuo thorough of BROOKLYN, chairs moving
atc,,,re machine, piano. stool, etc. MOE FRY,
Aurtoneer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-01
Female.

Female.
COOK &c--Eespcctable colored woman cook
or IauYircs,. personal reference. Herman. care
scott az West 1l0th 81
lco0t-First class: understands plain and fancy
dishes: hest references city or country. Fla
hortv's Agency. ~ Columbus Tel. 7il
Riverside.
ences. city country; s35 si5 NJ, Miss
Vuckley'g Employment ASency. II West 42d st.
Phone Iis7 BRYANT.
GENERAL IIOISEWORK. --oiood cook. iaun-
dress: neat Finnish girl good references;
country preferred: wages s25 Schuman's
lgenr, 32i columbus ave. Tel. 1894 Schuyler.
INFANTS NURSE English; take charge from
country: $50 $40 X. Miss Buckleys Employ
ment Agency. II West 42d st. Phone 7tsI
BRYANT. .-.
IAI'NpRESS Assist chamberwork. shirts. col
lars GUNS. excellent references city or coun-
ny. $25- $40 H.! Miss Bnckey's Employment
Agency. II West .2d St Phone, ''s' Rr,ant
MISS cCRKY's AGENCY
For excellent Domestic Male and Female Help
20 WEST i2ND ST. 9TH FLOOR.
NI'RSE. North ~ Ireland sirl; best personal
and written references; wages. 81 10 so
rlahcrty's Agency. is5 columbus ave. Tel. al
Riverside.
NresrRy CovERNEsS North German: thor
elementary branches with family going abroad
good references. $40 $50. Address, t. A., box
rs. Tribune once,
UESpE,TABi.E LADY would like position as
conpan ion or housekeeper for bachelor
epsriments. hest 81 reference Widow. Box -,
Tribune Ofncc.
WAITRESS ANice neat It'd, Young Irish girl
undsraiandas her business willing ana ohlis
Inc. hest References city OF country. flaherti =
Agency, 49, Columbus ave. Tel. al Riverside.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-01

More than twelve hundred delegates are
expected at the congress.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-01

COOK. Sc--Eespectable colored woman as cook
or IauYircss. personal reference. Herman. care
s:cnff 2l2 WeSt 10Th u.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-01
ORESSMAklNG.

DRESS MAKER Competent dressmaksr make
and remodels. out. home preferred Alice.
,oe East 18th st. Tel iVS-StuyycSan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-01


GALEN HALL
AND COTTAGES
HOTEL AND sANAroaiuM
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J..
Always open. Always ready Always busy.
r. L. YOUNG, Gen ! Manager
New York Office ll22 Broadway
HOTEL MORTON
vIRcI ~ .x AXG.' ci NEAE (. BEACH !
private bath. Handsomely furnished. Perfect
sanitary arrangements Elevator to AL nooFa
Mr.: n r HarNEs. owner and Prnorl.te,
marlborough Blenbetm
JOSIAH 4T WAi4a . ' s5ss & S;osap.xr
VIRGINIA.
HOTEL CHAMBERLM,
OLD POINT COMFORT,
THE COMPLETE YEAR. ROUND RESORT.
Booklets at New York Once. liz: broad"aS'
Phone 1872 Madison. or address ~
GEO =. ADAMS: Mgr: Eor,rss: Mnn-c.: Y.
HOTELS.
HOTEL Ia SALE Finest ""'s'G &otsl
Five Magnificent Restaurants
GEO: u: GAZLEI: Msr: Z. Sale At Madison s;
INSTRUCTION.
For Both Sexes-City.
rHE BERLIrz SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.
Madison Square ri?2 Broadway,. Harlem
aao s If"s1 ave- Ss aS aas s's
private Lessons and Glasses. School or Resi-
d.nce. Terms Reasonable. Trial Lesson free
COLE INSTRUCTION. WELLS & CO. 10Th
and Broadway. Private courts Tor ladies'
Mr. Wells. instructor. 1927 Schuyler.
Miscellaneous.
,rpoNAUTIC SCHOOL. OF ENGINEERS. sI2
West 52d ST.: construction course. $I3; night
course starts April - at Mineols. Send for
SCHOOL AGENCIES.
Ao.,,c.n mad Foreign Teachers Agency
supplies Professors, Teachers Tutors. Govern
ssses etc, TO Colleges. schools and Families
Apply to Mrs NJ. J. YouNq I;r,In ION.
DANCING ACADEMIES.
THE MeAEE School OF paMsdNS S.s and dor ter
paan.d reople" uT45 Mcruingsde,.
DANCING lessons given by refined lady: private
and select class. bancir- Instructor. W a'th.
AUTOMOBILE INSTRUCTION.
nr cHAUFFEUR.-O courses OF instruc-
Ton are thorough reliable and practical We
ara ,on competent or refund money. call or
uri,e for booklet. y. y. School Automobile En-
eine.rs is6 West b6th. -
wrsr AIDE New term just starring. Individual
M - A road lessons Small group classes
7 .M.N.A. Booklet. 800 Wet hith street
i,,sd \ Crouch 1884 Bwsy. former instructor
N Z Taxicab co. and \. NJ. {. A. :oeS River.
AUCTION SALES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-01

.roDK-First class: understands plain and fancy
dishes: hest references, city or country. Fla
he,tv's Agency. ~ Columbus ave. Tel. 74i
RIverslde.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-01
BOARD AND ROOMS.
PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE

HIGHEST PRICES for diamonds pearls. I'D
gold; established 1874 Mrs. Lynchs Son, ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-01

COOk-First class al branches. excellent refer
ences; city or country; $33 $i5 NJ. Mia
Huckleyg Employment ASency. II West 42d ST.
fishpne 1tSI Br,apt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-26

mated that stocks OF soodg. covered
by insurance in tho warehouse build
ins. wero worth about $4,000 with
tnsurnna, of about $4,000. The loss
on stocks. not covered By insurance
IN the warehouse. is estimated at S.
600. with loss OF $o5.00o on the
building. with $4,000 insurance. This
was total loss on the warehouse and
stoclss In tho building Of $4,000. with
$4,000 insurance. No accurate asti-
matc or losses III the adjoining stores.
where goods wcre damaged By fire.
can be secured. until they are
thoroughly examined. although there
Is little doubt but that they will ag-
Sregatc $4,000.
The Sentinel this afternoon started
the Joe Whitlow Memorial Fund"
for tho widow and four small children
Of the fireman who lost hts life while
in the performance OF duty. Citizens
arc responding nohly in making sub
ScriptionS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-26

q sWarthmore College. the latter In
s..ution winning two OF the three
votes, President Fc'. presided. and
nc Judges for the. evening were Rev.
George W Law OF Raleigh; Protesso.
Junius ~ Matheson. OF Greenstoro r
r Hicks, OF Henderson. y. c
The question Vas. Resolved Tha.
our legislation should be shaped TO
ward q gradual abandonment Of tlis
Protective tariff"
Trinity defended the negative. The
Affirmative argument was centred
around the points that though /, lie 4
s?oh ming 10 lSaep the !nfan, indus
tries protected until they can get thor
ouGhly csta blished. thar this lime ha .
nov passed, and II Is essential 70 re-
dncs II gradunllE The negative claim !
cd that with undevc,oped resources. IL,
an age OFFS specialization, and in view OF
me pI election needed for tabor pro-
tcction must he had
The debaters for the evening were:
Aihrma,i ye-swarrthmore. Joseph II.
Willis. Raymond Bic w. r. Green
Negativc--Trinity. J. y. Aiken, Il. G..
Cherry. W y Cade.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-26
South Richmond Bureau.
The Times Dispatch.
lnol Hull Strent

Phone Madison l1o.
oeen tried yesterday before Magistrate L.
". Cheatham in Oak Grove District upon
(. charge Of pedding without license in
'tely on account of the absence of Com.
o"rweaiths Attorney Gregory.
In South Richmond Churches
following the service this morning of ,hs
congregation of the stockton stree, Baptis,
'hurch, it is expected that business meat.
rS VIII be held. at which time building
committee will be named to arrange for
nc erection OF new church to replace
he burned structure.
Dr Reed. missionary secretary will preacn
tight,
duct usual services in the cowardin Avenue
;hristinn Church to-day. His morning sub
Get will be The Lever. the Fulcrum and
the Power" AT night Common Sense In
r:ev. D. c. Lancaster Will preach a, both
services In the Oak Grove Baptist Church.
his morning, while tonight the subject
XII be ~ Message from the Dead" Ar
engagements have been made to carry out
'pscia. musical programs al Zach service
Revival services. which have been In pro.
Sress al the Asbury Methodist Church will
continue throughout this week, under tha
direction OF Rev. ". G. Burch. pastor Az
the !! O'Clock service to-day MIR Burch viii
preach on .,Reafiirming Decision" a, IA
2. NJ selling an Inheritance." There will
DC special music under the direction OF j.
Rev. J. ~ Rowland. pastor or the Yves,
End Methodist Church. will preach nj both
services. His morning subiec, will be
w Weeping" NJ night. STOP
NJ members OF the congregation Of the
central Methodist Church have been invited
10 attend q social to- orrow night
Oppose Reorganization Plan.
call men OF station No 49, Richmond
Fire Department are strongly opposed 10
the proposed plan OF reorgan liza ton. where
oy they would be eliminated in favor O..
station men, The Board OF Fire Com
yptcb .lo
away with the call men when No IS is In !
stalled in Its new quarters at Tenth and
Baihor!dEc Streets and in their stead place
e.eFc! station men II Is understood tina /
the call men will oppose this. and take UP
the matter with members OF the Washing
Ton Ward delegation in the City Council
End Suit To- Morrow.
It is probable that the suit OF p. " Pr'co
against the Virginia Railway and Power
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-26
WILL MEET THURSDAY.
Boya' Corn Club OF Nanscmond to Hold
Its First SESSION.

Especial 70 The Times Dispatch.1
Suffolk, Va, February 25.-'rhc frat
meeting OF the Boys Corn Club Of
Nansemond county Will be- hold next
Thursday. March 2, at Il \. NJ. III the
rooms of the Board OF Trade.
T. Q. Sandy, who has charge of tho
farmers demonstration work in Viz
ginia, will BE present, and will ad-
dress the meeting.
superintendent Ice Britt. w. Il.
Ogiesby. II. \. Fitzgerald, and !. q. L.
DcJarnette will be present, and OK
plain the terms OF tho contests.
This ycar the boys III Nansemond
county havo the advantage OF the d.
rection OF ". 3. Oglesby, who Is en-
ployed by the general agricultural
board and the Board OF County SUI
pervisors. IS government demonstrators
for tho county.
Mr.. Oglesby will visit the boys at
their homes and give suggestions and
help to them from now till tho schooi
fair next October.
;, large number Of prizes have been
offered and great many boys have
enrolled for the work.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-26
PLANSFOR
FAIR At DILLWyN
Association Is Organized tc
Inaugurate Progressive
Movement.

Arvonia. Va. February oo.--An cn
thusiastic meeting OF tho citizcns OF
buckingham county was held IT Dill
"yn yesterday. when a Boys. Corn
fair association formed ana steps ia
ken 70 mold large county fair at
liiliwyn carly Ia the autumn
The spea kers OF the occasion were.
+ s. Earrar. spccia! agent of the gov
ernnlent, D. ". Pierce. editor of the
James River Clarion, flummer L.
Jones. count superintendent; Of
schools. Rev. Mr. Aiara,eller. and sey-
era! others Tho speakers. who spoke
and cducatiu,!. were closely fo.low ed.
and much enthusiasm was shown.
Twenty five boy. enrolled them
selves as members or the Boys Corn
Club. and there Is promise OF per
haps rs many more. Efforts will 10
made to increase the number TO itty
this year. The hoys Of the county
seem particularly anxious TO enter the
work.. ana ali the younger clement
among the farmers show great intcr-
est in the new movement
Professor J. Walter kenncy. OF Dill-
wyn. was elected president OF The Fair
Associalion T.. ". Pierce. secretary,
and ". A. Moss. of Dillwyn. treas
urcr, The vicc-presidcnts arc !, r.
Oliver. Ftoife Conner and Davidson.
Three directors will be elected from
each Of the magistGrial districts OF
tho county. and there will bc {, woman
manager Of the fair, with women d.
Irectors from each district. Tho di-
vision superintendent or schools w!i!
ha manager OF the educational depart.
mcnt Of he fair, and all the trustees
and teachers OF tho county wiil 70
empowered 10 bring in exhibits.
As this is the first fair ever organ
led In the county, much interest is
itlt in It's success. Dlllwyn. the cen
trail point oc TIC county. is Incoming
quite q commercial centre and he to-
bacco market there has grown rapidly.
It is one Of the largest timber mar
kets In Central Virginia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-26
TURNS STATES EVIDENCE
Two Men Held on Testimony Of Thir-
-fCar-Oid 1iO5.

Suffolk. Va, February 2i.--Willic
Harris. thirteen yolr-olJ negro,
turned states evidence gainst I:aac
Spencer and Sam Woodward. burglars,
of Southampton county, ana both were
held for higher court Harris said lie
was forced TO crawl through u small
tunnel to bring meat from a smoke
house.
IN Effort is being made by Attorney
lIoliaday, one OF the candidates for
the suffolk nlayorai,y, to have the
party authorities provide a majority
instead OF plurality vote 10 select tho
winner in q threc-corntrcd race,
though it Is believed the primary plan
does not make this provision. Asked
his attitude tonight. Candidate Fer
G,isom said fe mad no choice md vas
willing to leave all to tho executive
committee.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-26
WILL ERECT TARLET TO
MEMORY TO JOHN PAU. JONES

tSpecialto The Times Dispatch
fredericksburg. Va, February b5.-
The Betty Washington Lewis Chap
ter, Daughters of the American Revo-
luton. OF this city. have ordered from
New York a handsome tablet to the
memory of Admiral John Paul Jones.
which Is to be placed on the house In
this city which was the home OF John
Paul Jones. and the only home he ever
had in America. y committee oc lead
Ing citizens and the local chapter OF
the Association for the Preservation
OF Virginia Antiquities Will unite with
the Daughters OF the Revolution in
making tho occasion an cventful one
Little Miss Josephine Barney. daughter
OF DIR. and Mrs. J. y. Barney. o. this
city, 81 lincal descendant OF two al :
mirals. Barneys. OF the navy, vii! un-
Veil the tablet. and there will sc a
program of public exercises