The times dispatch. [volume], March 15, 1906, Page 6, Image 6

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Third Day of Our
Special Opening,
Complete Exhiblt of Up-toDate Merchandise
Nothing but praise is bcing heard from our customers
rcgarding the store, its merchandise and the arrangement
of new things for the opening.
It's our business to be constantly examining and pass
ing on new goods of all kinds, and the tendency is to be?
come familiar with beautiful things in dry goods and per?
haps unexpressive as to their points of beauty. Not so at
this time.
The entire force is cnthused over the superb showing
that is made this Spring.
To-day is the last day of the formal opening?the flow?
ers .ind decorations will disappear. but the merchandise will
rernain until you take it to your homes, which, from present
iridications, will be a matter of a short time. '
Special Values in New Waists
For the Opening Days
Mm as- Indla Uuvn of an oxtra fine quallty; V yoke, trlmmed with
Al.sfaH etnbroldery and. lace Insortlona, elbow sleeves, lace eollar,
clnstors of tucks In the back.
Another stylo at tho same prlco comes ln Indfti Lawn. short sleeves,
clrcular yoke, trimmod wlth Val. lace; two rows of hand-emb'rnfdory and
threo rows of lace Insertlon down tlie back, tuokod back, nll slzes.
t-M/sj g\Q JaP Silk Wulsts of nn extra flno qiiiility: buttoned In the
fflX,UO back, entlre front. mnde of flne tucks; full length sloovcs,
wlth deep euffs; cluster of tucks on euffs, sleeves und'back.
A sightly walst for large people; slzes 3*1* to 44; hlnck and whlte silk.
Qn rr\ -'?**'TJTA SrxiK WAISTS, yoke of nll-ovor laco front. back and
3/,'jU sleeves: elght rows of flne Val. laco insortlon front and
hack of body; elbow sleeves, trlmtned wlth laco Insertlon
and bnnds of Irlsh Polnt; elzos 31 to 43; whlte only,
We offer these garments to Richmond women as the
best values. without any exception, that can be gotten any
wherc for the above prices.
actual Einms
IF "L0UISW1LLE"
Are So Enormous That Six Mil
j
? lions Can F.e Spent Yearlv in
Improvement?.
SOUTHERN OPERATORS AGREE
Thc G. & O. Inspcctjon Special
Train Will Reach Kich
liiond Sundav.
Thc -speclal traln, /havlng on board
the orficlnls of the Chc'siipeake nnd Ohlo
Railway Company, who nre engaged ln
lin"inspectlon of ih(. road, wns located on
yesterday on the Big Samly Ittver Divls.
ioii.
lt is expcctcd that thc Inspectlon wlll
fiul on Saturday nlght. nnd that the
orficlnls wlll reach Richmond on Sunday
n'loriiing.
Major E. X). Hotchkiss, general frelght
agent of the Cheanpoake nnd Ohlo, joln
e.l the party on Tuesday.
The following oflielal clrcular has been
isssued by Lhe Seaboard Alr Uno Tlall
xvuy, addresjeji 'to^ all ugents, eonlicc
lipna nnd plners oiticorned: I
Tlm genf'faroflioes at Portsniouth .were
badly damaged hy tlne on Match -Uh! .IDCli.
Tlie dlfferent departments uro tentpor.
."irily quartered as followa:
I'rcsldom and general manager. room
70s Bank of C'ominerco building, Norfolk.
Second vlce-presldent nnd traffe. man?
ager, roooni 715 Bank of Coinmerce build.
fjilir. Norfolk.
. icnerul frelght agent. room 4lj, Bank
v! Commerco building. Norfolk.
Comptroller, Klrn Hall, Portsniouth.
Audltor of disburseinents, Klrn Hall,
r...tsi)iouth.
Purchaslng agent, Klni Hall, Ports
Wuuth.
? General Induatrlal agont, Kirn "Hull,
Portsniouth.
GteiwrnJ. superintendent, Masonic Tcm
)1>*, I'ortsmouth. * i.
Car servlce agent, Masonic Temple,
J'orts mouth.
Auditor of passengor recelpts, Masonic
Tcni*.le, Portsmouth.
Auditor oC ,froight reteipts, avmory
building, Portsmoutll.
General counsol, Commercial building,
GRAND TO LIVE.
And the Last Laugh is Always tho Best.
"filx months ago r would have luughcd
al the Idea that there could bo anythlng
better for a table beverage than coffee,'1
"iM-ltea nn Oh!.> woman?"now I laugh to
V.uow there is."
?'.SIik:>* childhood l drank coffee ..?
frcely as any other member of the fam.
Ily. The result*wns ? puny, Hlekly girj,
t.iol as I grniv Into womanhood X dld
pot gain ln health, but waa afflicteil
ivith heart trouble, n weak* and dlsordered
stomach, wretked nerves and a general
breakim- down, till last winter at the ago
of .'!> 1 seemed to bc on tlie vergo of <-on
H-iinFlion. My frl.-ndis grceted me wlth
?!!<.\v bad you look! What a terrlbl'u
Orl' anu thls was r.'.t very comfdrtlng.
'i pat nt medicines .n.i
aood. 1 was thoroughly
' The doct.
n
U
"TlK'; 1 gave u:> coffee and ooi'nmeiiced
Kostuni Food poffo**. .\t rlrsi i dldn't
llkn it, but after a tiv, trtala aml follow.
ing the dlroctlons exactly, it wh* ,r,:i,?i;
Ji wns refreshlng atid satlsfying. \n~it
?roiiplf of -weeka 1 notlce.i ;. great c-augo
3 beeajiie atxonger. my hralu grew clearor'
J was not troubled vvlUi forgetful'iieiiii
ns Iri coffee tlme*, m.\ power '.i endui
?mce was moiv tlmn douhlu.d. Tlie heart
.troublo and Indigestlon ulsapptared aml
j'uy nerves ?bacanie 8teady and htrpng.
?*I began to tuke an; Interest !n things
ai.out nie. Housework'and home-making
Wca'rne a pelnsvire. My friends have
marveled at the change aml when thev
r-iujjjie what bcouglu II about, l anauer
Postuin Tood Coffee.. njid nothing .i.,,. |n
t'bc -world:' " Name given i, ? postuiu
Co.. Bntile Creek. Mlch.
There's a reason^ Read 111 * - l|l|], lrt?,
"Xhe HOiid to WelhHic."' i? pkes.
Portsmoulh.
Clalms attorney, Commercial building.
Portsmouth.
Superintendent iof telegruph, care of
Western Unlon Tel egraph Companv,
Portsmouth. j. m. BARR.
rresitlent and General Manager.
It ls Beml-officlally estlmated that the
actual earnings of tho. Loulsvlllo and
Nashville Railroad for the current flscal
year will be en.ua] to about 20 per cent.
ou the company*.** stock. This. of course,
Includes the amount spent for Improve?
ment aud charged to operating expenses.
as well aa the equlties of Loulsvillc and
Nashvillo in tlie surplus earnings of the
Nashvllle. Chattaiiooga and St. Ixiuis,
tlie "Monon" and the fleorgla Railway
and from other sources. The Income.
of the Louisvllle and Nashvllle has bo
grown thut the company can now pay
present dlvldends *nd put fS.OOO.Oivi a
year into Improvements out of surplus.
It pan do this wlthout eounting- on its
cquities from thn subsldiary and con
trolle'd roada named nhove. Men famlllnr
wlth the property here aay thut the
lAiuisvllle and Nashvillo Is approachlng
the tlmo when It can pay S or oven 10 per
cent. on Its stock wlth as much caae
ns lt pald 4 per cent. a few years ago.
Aftler more than a week glven to con
feretices. the ofliciats of the Southern
Rallway, and the commlttee representlng
tho telegraph oporatorfl and statlon
agcnls on its line, have ugreed on n. new
Bcalo of wages, thus nvoldlng a threat
ened strike. No mlnlmum and maxlmum
wage was adopHed, ns was flrst demand?
ed by the eommltTce, but thn salaries
of the employes at each of Ihe 1,000 odd
posltlons wore taken up individually, and
the rciiiuneration reaehed by thc amount
of buslness transacted at each place.
Mr. Scott, of West Virginia, has intro?
duced ln tho Senato an amendment whlch
he will offer to the railroad rate blll,
piovidlng for ainpln track fae.illtles for
tr.'insferrlng cars from one intcrscctdng
lliw 40 another, at crossings, intcrsec
tlons, etc, provldlng for eo.ua] and
:easoiiahln facllltlca for intcrcliange of
cars and traffic. providing for switch and
short connections, provldlng agalnst dls
crlminatloii In rates or changcs ln such
interchangc, and flxing the compcnsatlon
at a reusonaUo flgure. The Interstate
Commerce Commission Is glven powor to
udjust difTorences and partlea are per
n-.lttcd to secure revlew ln tho Circuit
Court.
At t'ho annual meeting of the Pennsyl?
vanla.' Railroad Company, the annual rc
liort was uminlmously adopted. A com
inittoe was appointed to choose four di?
rectors to be voted.for on Muroli 27th in
place or Efflngham B. Morrls, C. Dewitt
Cuylcr,- James McCrea and Llncolh God
i'reyl The mcrgers ot the Southwest
1'cnnsylvariiu Rullroad, tho York Haveu
and Roewena Ruriroad and tJio Alleghcny
Valley Rullroad wero approved. Tlie
stockholders uuthorlzed a resolutlon aa
follows: "That for tho purposo ot carry?
ing sald agreement witli theso linea into
effect, and for other corporatu purposcs
of thu company, tbe approval of thc
stockholders is horoby glven for the Issue
l'rom tlmo to tlme of tho balance of the
authorized stock, not .required for tho
exchange of the present: outstandlng con
vertlble honos," Thc meetlng then nd?
journed.
The New* Tork. ''CmUtrio an<] Western
Railway Company, wlilcli has nn aggre?
gate mileiige. leased and ownod, of only
V.M'.M mlles, the greater part, of whlch i'a
confined' wlthlh thc bomiilary llnea of
New York State, has made a renmrkably
gooll showlng durlng the past few
months. as woll as for scvorul years
past. ' The earnings for the month of
January for thls road were most gratily
lng, as an Increase ol' 15.15 per cent. waa
rccorded in tlie gross aird the surplus,
aftor all .ie.iiieiioiis, Ineludlng uperatlug
expeimes aud taxes was greater hy SSO.SO
per f*ent. Iliau for the same month of 1905,
Mucli of thiB stock Is hold in Richmond!
Tho Chicago North weslorn Hullwny
Coinpai'iy han bought four Uiicks of land
in Oinaba, upon wilfcll It wlll build. now
passenger and frelgln (crmlnal's, tlius
iH.ik.iiig lt wholly lliilopendent of ihe
Unlon . Paclflo terminnls. The liead
nuartors olllctals- here bolleve that
a hrenJt between ih.. IJnlurt Pa?
clflc nnd ' Northwestern Ih imml
lient, Tho later Is coiiKtiiieilng a ll'ue
acroHU \\yomlng and ls within I.Vi iiillea,
of Sult l.nke elty. A eoniie.M io? wlth
the Could Western Pacifiu i.t tho latu-r
place is regnrded cwi possililc. thus iiinklni*
He Norlhwest'e.rn. liuk'pendenl of Ihe
i iiarriniiui system, '
WJLL MISS AHEMTS
i
Mayor Has? Rocqmi^ertdcd .That
Clark" Spring Property Be'
Sold to Her.*
A GODSEND TO CHILDREN
Mr. Lce, of Boston, Writcs Tn
tcresting Letter * Favoring
thc PJaii.
Alayor MrCarthy... haa . received . flrom
Alr. Joseph Loe, of Bpalpn, vlce-prealdont
o-" tho AmorTcan Clvlo Association, n 'let?
ter urglng hlm to use hla "Influenco to
socuro for Aflss. Graco Arents the Clnrk
.Sprlng property to .bo ti'sed-for a'Plny.
ground for chlldrcn.
The property is wnnted by thc ITolly
wood Cemet-ory Association, but Allss
Arents has offered. to bld as high. antl
Afr. I.ee urges thnt tho proferenco bo
glven to tho chlldren's friend. ?
It Is a case of tho qtilck agnlnst tho
dead; a salo for a cemetery or for a play
ground that wlll glvc health and llfo to
lliousands- of .llttlo ones.
Mayor AfcCarthy ln a message to tho
Ccuncll hns ndvocated a sale to Mlss
Arents, not .only because of, tho splendld
work sho p'roposoa to do, Imt because he
thlnks the growth of Hollywood wlll
impedo the growth of tho clty. and drlve
many from tho pleasant locallty ovcr
lookmg tho James.
At thc present tlme a part of the Clark
Sprlngs property has been lonn'cd to Mlss
Arents, who has In' operatlon tlhore a
small play ground for cliildren. If sho
ls Successful in securing tho entlre prop?
erty, ; sho. .wlll mako tho grounds sbriio
three or Tour tlmes as largo and provldo
healthy ninuscnicnts of nll klhds for all
slzes of chlldrcn.
What Mr. Lee Says.'
Alr. I,ec's letters read In part'as follows:
The benoflelal effect of a playground
well carrled on, as seems likely to bo the
caso wltli t'hls onc in Rlchmond, ls very
great. To look upon thc negntlvo slde
alone, tho eftect'of such 'a--playground
ln the prcventlon of law-breaklng Is eer?
taln to bo very grorit. For Instancc, tho
nmster of a grammar sehool half a mllc
from our Cplumbns Avenue playground,*
In Boston. told me tho wlntor nfter wc
sturtcd thnt whereas In previous years
httrdly a singlo week had passed wlthout
complnlntfi being madc to hlm of law
breaklng on tlio part of hff boys, thoro
had that year not beon a slngle lnstance
of such complaint. The testimony of the
pollce of thnt dlvlsloii is thc same. Slmi
Inr testimony wns obtainod from a'large
number of policemen ln New York clty.
at thc time of the Investigation mnde by
a commlttee. of which Jacob A. Rlls was
secretary In 1K)7. I have sent you thelr
report. Thc polloenion testllled in sub**'
stanco that wlien a plaj*ground was
started the lawlcss gang dlsappoared. and
their testimony wm absolutely uniform.
Here Is an opportunlty for an investment
that wlll save the tlme of your police?
men. your courts, nnd thn keepers of your
prlsons. to say nothlng of savlng the llves
and characters of your cliildren.
The reason ivhy the playground has
such an effect as this is clear to all
thoso who know the modern clty, and
who know the boy a.s he has always
been and always will he. The sub
stanco of the whole matter Is that
play ls nn essentlal part of a. boy's
life, and that in tlie clty there is no
provislon or opportunlty for plny. 'I
do not thlnk that 'we who were
brought up in suburbs or In small towns
or small citlcs reallze what tho life of the
modern city boy is.' Suppose there was
really aetually np place where you could
go and play a game of'ball wlthout belng
llablo to arrest Tor playlng ln the" street
or to belng driven off a man's land for
trespass. As IN say, lt ls dlfflcult to
imugine the sltuatlon for those of us who
dld not hnve to enduro lt. What could
a boy do under such clrcumstancos? As
has been well sald recently of tho boys
who aro arrested In our cltles. ln nine
cases out of ten the offensn Is ono whlch
tho boy oonimitted simply hecause he was
a boy. and we should have. despiscd him
if he hnd not commlttcd lt. It is simply
bls attempt to lead a normal life. to ox
crciso hls facultlcs in the way that tho
Lord Interided hlm to do, and for whlch
wo. In our hllndnesa, have made no pro?
vislon. To tho' boy In a inodern clty,
without playgrounds, thc alternative pre
sonted la elther stunting from the dlsusc
of hls farulties or breaklng the law.
The wholo questlon ls one ot givlng
the ehlldren tho opportunlty that naturo
intonded them to have to grow-up to be
strong and healthy men and women.
Returns to Washington.
Alr. AValter IT. Terry, formerly a popu?
lar and well known young man of thls
clty, who has been In the government
employ in Washington for several years,
and who Is in the eity vlsltlng relatlves
and frlends, wlll return to the gyipital
city to-day.
Mrs. Jefferson Davis Still Charm
ing.
Dr. Osler. disbellover in longovlty,
would havo' been woofully dlspleased had
lle beon present at the recent wedding
of Miss Mnry S.- Bateson to Mr. TCyrc
Glbson Qalllnrfl. The young * brldo ls a
grnndnieoe of Jefferson Davis, nnd Alrs.
Davis, very sweet and dlstlngulshcd, wns
prcsont. Although sho ls olghty-ono
yours old sho was ono of the brlghtcst
nnd nioat unlmated guests, and tho buds
felt ohllged to look to their laurcls lest
they sliouold be compellcd ?? to lake a.
back seat.?New Tork Press.
W. C. T. U. Meeting To-day.
Tho Central Woman's Christian Tem
porance I'nlon will meet thla nfternoon
nt 4 o'clock at Broud-Street Methodlst
church. lmportant buslness Is to bc
trausactcd, and a lnrge attendance Ih
deslred.
Fancy Desserts
in grent varioty cnn b-i proparoil iu a i'ow
ruiuutes from
Jell-O
'I'ry thla for your
Sundoy dinner:
Peach Delight.
'Tllatolve ono package of
any llavor.Joll-0 ln i.nn plnt
of hbtlinj- watfr. I'tmr one
half In miiulil. Ijiy cannrd
peachea In tlie liottum of
imiiilil, When cold pour ln
ri*iiittliidor.I.*]|-r*aii(Iiiin'thi*r
layorof peachea. When cold
turn oni- aud aei-ve with
nlilppcd-creuui, awcetaned.
Wrllc for. pew illus
hulf d recipc book ahow*
Ing 50 ivays ol prrparlng
T.,j,u.o'?S*,- ,,a'n'y dess-wfl* qulckly
aud cheuply.
0 Mnvor-.- Irnioii. Orangt*. H-aapberry.
Strawberry, C liocolate und Cherry.
,, ' 10c. perpa-jUaui-iatallgro-iefe, ?,
? Tha Ganesea Pura Food Co., Le Roy, N. Y.
Eniploycrs Are RcqUested to
Have Employes Vacci
nated.
HEALTH AUTHORITIES ACT
Two White Men Arrcsted As
? Suspicious Charactcrs.'
, Personal.
JIanchester Bureaii, Tlmos-Dlspatch. 1
No. 1102 Hull Stroet, f
A jolnt' tneetlnif of the Henlth Com?
mlttee and tho Board of Health ?waa held
lnst nlght in the offli-e ot Dr. B. T.
Ruckcr, Twelth and Decatur Streets.
It vmti doclded <o request tfto offlclals
of all the manufacturlng plnnts and other
Inriustrles In thO'dty to havo thelr, om
ployes vacclnatod. The secretary wtui
instructcti to corrimunlrnte at once. -wlth
tho dlfferent offlclals of tho followInsT
fltms: Standard OH Company, Richmond
Oll Company, Manchcster Paper Twlne
Comrany, Standard Paper Company, A.
D. Shotwell, Richmond Klcctrlc Company,
J. R. Johnston^ and Ihe Southern ahops,
and make tho request that the employes
bo vacclnatcd.
Thls prccautlon ls taken because of the
many cases of smallpox In Richmond and
In Petersburu.'While there ls not a case
or. the dlscoso" ir, the clty at thls tlme,
nor has there heen a case for niontlm,
the healtti authoi-itles believed lt wlse to
take every nccessary prccautlon to keep
th dlscaso away.
In an informal manner thc members
of tho jBoard. of,'.Health and the Henlth
Commlttee dlscusserl thc appolntmcnt or
thn electlon by. ihe Jolnt session of thc
Council of- a .sanitary ofllcer. lt waa
ngreed tliat tho offlcer should be a man
who would discharge hls dutles wlthout
fear of oriy person.
- There aro about flfteen appllcants for
thc posltlon. .No appllcatlon wlll be re?
celved or consldcred by the Coiincllmen
of a person-who Is nol a quallfled voter.
Evangelistic Service.
The evangelistfc services In-Oak Grove
Baptlst Church are drawlng large orowds.
Rev. C. O. Woodward. pastor of Cowardln
Avenue Chrlstlan church, ls preachlng
every nlght thls week.
After the-revlviil elosrs In the Baptlst
Church, llko services will begln in the
Carlstlan Church, and the Rev.'J. A:
Siillivan, pastor of Oak Grovo Bnptlst
Church, will preach earh nlglit.
As Suspicious Characters.
Tivn young men\ glving their namcr*
as Areher Nlxori and Frank Gu'nn, wt.ro
arrested yesterday- morning by Offlcer
Moore. charged wlth belng suspicious
charactcrs. Nlxon resembles very mueh
n. .plcture of a mari wnnted in Washing?
ton for forgery. "H** is alloged to havo
forg"d several ch'ecks ln Washington on
Manchcster' banks.
Th<*- two" men walked Into the Mnn
chester bank yesterday! and asked
Cashler Vadfii for rribriey to take them
to Petersburg. Mr. VtCden questloncd
Nlxon. aiid the artswers were not satls?
factory' tlfffq'er Moore was told of the
suspicious actlons of the men, and ar
rostod "them. They1 wlll be held for sov
cral days. until tjjelr recorda can'bo In
vostlg'atcd.. " '
A Surprise Party.
Thc fricr.'da of Miss "Myrtle Moriisett'c.
dellghtfully surprlsed' her at her homo
on Semmes Street.Tuesday night. Among
those present were: Mlsses Nonna
WrlRht. Canie Bottoms. Maud Merrlf.
Joslo McCarthy. Ethel Rohinson, Ruth
Hubard and Corina Johnson; Master*
Leroy Hudson, Ch.-lrles Taylor. Kenneth
Baber. Fletchor Rldo. Arthur Daniel and
Andrew Pugh. ? Rofrcshmonts wore
served:
"An Evening of MIrth" "wlll be the
title, of an' entertainment- to be given iu
I.eader Hall- on the- nlght of tho 27th,
under the auspieos of the Builders'
League of Fifth Street Methodlst Church.
The progmmmo now being nrrangod wlll
Include several musical selections that
bld fair to be welcomed by. Uie.-Man
chcuter audlenre.
Personals and Briefs.
?Rev. A. C. Borryma.n, who has beon
vlsiting his daughter. Mrs. A. A. Ad
!klr*s, rloturned ye-Jterday morntng to
hls home ln Churchland, Va.
Mr. L..T/ee returned yefitorday morn?
ing from Now York, where, he went on
account of the illness of hls slster, Mrs.
Jennle Kohn.
Mrs. J. M-. Stratton, who has been vls?
iting Mrs. J. O. Mosby In tho clty, re?
turned to her home yesterday,
Mr. A X.. Adamson la ln Brunswick
countj* to attend Ihe salo of much land
there
Tho funeral of Mrs. T'rancis D. Dol
lings wlll bo conducted from hor home,
No. S01. Evcrett Street, thls nftornoon at
3 o'clock. Rov.'j.' K: Jolllffe. pastor of
Central Methodlst. and Rov. Dr: Crldlln,
pnatoi* of Stockton " Street - Baptlst
Churches, wlll conduct tho services, In
terment wlll bb made In Mnury Ceme
tery. "
Mr. Rlchard- Ilarrls ls' Indlsposcd at
hls home ln Mnrx.-Additlon.
Mrs. A. W. Fahr loft yesterday for
Brunswick county to vislt her relaj-lves.
Mr. R. E. Blakcy, of Petersburg, Tues?
day afteriioon purchaaed from Mr. Mann,
of ManchcBter, a .sevonty-acre. tract of
land ou iho Petersburg Turnpike for
ISGO.
Rev. Mi*. Goodrloh, a- nilsslonary frorn
tho Phllipplnes,. preached ln West-End
Metho<ll8t Church lost nlght.
kuST'KEEP QUT. .
Negroes Not Desired in Court
While Smallpox Prevails.
Raillff (llbboi'iH and Court Offlcer Rob
1ns will for the next two or threo weeks
see to it thnt thc throug of negroes who
havo been aecustoinod to' pack tho rear
pnrt of tho room whereln Justice John
Jeter Crutehllold presldos Is kept out.
.lusili-e Criilchfleld has lssued nn order
thnt "uli negroes who nro not prlnclpals
or witnesses lu somo case to bo calle'd
ln tlm court are to remaln out of tho
elianilier of Justice.*
Thls Is done on account of tho prev
alence of smallpox--among tho negroos,
aml It Is feared that. somo. ono wlth the
dlsense mlght get Into' tlio court-room
and sprond It among tlio othor nngroop
assembled thero?
Tlio order of the court wlll |>c cfirrled
oul lu the letter. .' ? '
Thc Navahoe.in Good Shape.
. WlUMINUTuN. itft. CiV) March 14,-Tho
Clydo liner, Knvalioo, lui'ti reloa*)ed the
cargo whleh was llKlitorOd whllo Hho was
osluire ou cupe U'ear bar laat wee'<. fihd
expects tn proeeed tf) N'cW York tO'lllui'
row,- *?
Tlio vessel wus not dainaffcil. by . llio
b't*ounUln*r lo any appreehitlve oxtont.
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contents and better in the paper on which it is printed.
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FRANK A. JUUNSEY, 175 Flfth Ave., New York
SPEAKS TO-HCRT
"Thc Foiindations of tho City"' to
Cc the Very Intercsting
Thcmc.
LADIES UtfGED TO ATTEND
Scats Will Bc Reservcd for thc
Councilnicn Who May Bc
Dctained.
. "Wliat is the Mayor going to speak
about?" is tho questlon on 'eyorybody's
llps. Tlie nnswer is ensy enough, Hls
subject ls "The Foundatlons of tlie' Clty."
Beyon'd that' no ono except >thii; IMnyor
himself can tell. . Posslhly lifa i fafeno
grapher could. but sho won'ii,' it Is
doiibtful, however, lf- she roultl < tr-jl' all
that ho wlll talk nbout, for when the
Mayor'gets to talklng at, the'Academy*
of Muslc to-nlght On- so broad and mib
stantlal a subject ns "Tho Foundatlons
of the Clty," he mny not conflne himself
to the dlctated tcxti It would bo very
much unllke tho Mayor to do so.
All that Is posltively known Is that
at 8:30 o'clock to-nljht, promptly on the
nilnuto, Mayor .McCartby wlll be Intro?
duced to hls audlenco at the Academy of
Music by Mr. S. S. P. Pa/ttcson. and
v/ill at onco procced to say hls say on
"The Foundatlons of the Clty." Those.
who .know tho Mnyor are pre'pared to
say.they are sure of a few other thlngiv
to-wit: Ho wlll be interestlng; he" "wlll
not be in the least tlresome; ho .will say
somothing that lt is "worth thc" whllo for
every good eltlzen of Richmond, Inelud?
lng the women, to hear; tliat be wlll not
say anything that good women ought
not to hear. Indeed, tho Mayor is anx
lous that ladles shall hear hlm, for he
feels that they, above all other people,
have an abldlng Interest In the founda?
tlons of n. good clty, ln whlch they must
llvo..
The boxes and the best seats iu the j
Academy will be reservcd for the ladlea, \
and they aro urgod to occupy them,
All the members of the Council, llke
other cltlzens, aro curloua to know what
the Mayor ls golng to talk about. and it
goes wlthout saying that all of tho city
fathers wlll be at the Acadomy to-nlght.
Threo committee ineetings hnve been
schoduled for to-nlght, but such mem?
bers of .the Council: as wlll havo to at?
tend theso havo arrangod to luirry
through wlth the buslness that ealls them'
togethcr at S o'clock, so that thoy may
rcacji the Academy at S:30. Scat/j wlll
bo rescrved for thom.
Tho usual brlgade of politc ushers will
be lh attendance, and the audleocc wlll
be cjomfortably seated a.s long us a va
canf seat remains.: Tho Academy wlll
probably , be pueked ' to .Ita utmost cn-.''
paolty, and that evcrybody may be seated
beforo tho spenklng- begins, the hour for
tlio, introduotion of tho speaker of tho
evenlng has boen set for 8:30.'
Admiral Webster To-nigrit.
Admiral Webster-wlll dcllvor his ln
terosllng and Instructivc atereopticau
lecture on Japan ln tho assembly hnll of
Central School. Tliursday. 15th, at S:15
P. M. The publlc. genenilly ls Invited to
,'l*rcient, and oBpoolnlly the patrons
and .chlldren or Central Sohool.
Letter to C. W. Antrim & Son.
RICHMOND, VA.
Dear Slrs: There's nofhlng we llke to
taoKlo so well ns a oheap-palnt 'town.
Doyoo iw cheaper than any of 'em. Clienp
lnoans dear, aud ehenp means cheap; you
can! always tell whloh. Cheap town ls
nutf.ty; cheap Dbvoe Is falthful and truo
De*ijpo. ...
Mjr A J Smlth, Llttlestown, Pa, pnlntod
hla;. houso* h|B palritor told hlm to got
13"4:Kallona Devoe; lind IVi left.
Mr A il Rebert, Bamo town, haa lots of
btilJdlngB; palnts Oevoo; pajB 20 cents
moro a gullon for 11:1s glad to; says It's
tho cheapcHt palnt there is, He knuws
how IjV'CO.vcrSi ho don't half-know how |l
wearayet.' "" Yours truly
89 ? l<* W DJrT\'OE'& CO
. .P. S.-rlinn's Ilttnfware- Co. sell our
pulnti.
LECKUTHRE TO
FINISH UP TODAY
Two Houscs Met Yestcrda/,' and
Will Hold Final Session
This Afternoon.
MANY BILLS ARE SIGNED
Only W'aiting for Governor Swan?
son to Uispose of Pentling
Measiires.
Uotli biunchea of tlio Oeneral Asa'cm
bl'y held. brlef nnd painfully formal sck
sionn yeaterday, thc only buafnesa" whlch
was trnnijncled . havlng been Uio .-it-i.lni
of bills hy the two >presldlng. ofllccrs.
' Tlieae went on tholr way to the Gov?
ernor. and to-day thc flnal sosslons wlll
be held' and tho last farewclls eaid. -
Tlie IIouj-o wlll inecf; at noon tu-diiy
and the Kcnatc nt t h'clock. Thls hr
rinigctpcnt was effectod ln order to al
lr>w one presldlng ofllcer to algn nll tln*
bills, so as not to. delay tho session of
the othor body. Whon' thla shnll hard
been.". dono.'.-.a brlef reccss wlll bo taken,"
ln order to let the Oovernor complete.
hls work of slgnlng up, nfter whlch tlio
umial flnal mossuges wlll he passed be?
tween IIls iixcellcncy and the. law
nmkors.'
?The Govornoris' wlll up wltli his work.
anil the eiirolling clei-ka have thc last
bills reaily "for the npproval of tho pre
sldlng oftlcers' aiid thc Oovernor.
But Few Attended.
Xothlng of special Interest took plaee.
in the sosslons-yestcrdny. and they.woro
sllmly attended by niombers and vlslt
ors. Scnutors present nt tho'nieotlng of
thc upper brauch were MeHsrs. Andnrson
and Ilarmau, of Rlelimond; Gurroll, of
Henry: Mann. of Xottoway; Thomas, of
Lynchburg: Nlemen/cr, of -Portsmouth;
W'ickliam. of Henrlco, and l.ynn, of Lou
iloim. Thero wns no prayur, and tlie.
session was brlef. Tbe House proceed-"'
Ings were opened wltli prayor by Dele
gnto Oalncs, of Norfolk. The record of
tho lower' bronch Is that lt has neyer
proeeoded without the Invokln'g of .divlno.
presence and guldauce.
Must HaveSorrie Fun".
Members present* woro Speaker Card
woll, Uolegatos I.ine, Byrd, Peyton, Pul
liam, Oalncs, Howlc, Snoad, Throckni'or-'.
ton, Karly, Tlrown, I^e, Thornh'll), Cole
nian, Gregory, Churchnian, Cox aud
Dtinn.
A resolutlon was adopted provldlng for
the paymont of tho assistant clerk for
a perlod of thirty doys aftor thc end of
the session,
Mr.'- J.anc mado a. humorous spocch, lu
whlch ho suggostcd that' thc "bust" oU
Captaln John Smlth. proscnted by Cnp
talti Charles Moyer to the Stato, be glven
a placo ln tlio. "bustcd Stato. troasu'ry."
Thls brought Colonel I/se to hls 'feet,
nnd on hls motlon an "Indoflnlto; leavo
\qt absenco" was granted Mr. Lane, aniid
liiughtcr. -
PENNY ARCADE CASE.
Ends in Hustings Court With
Verdict of Acquital,
Krauk Ferraud.lnl, tho proprletor- of tho.
Poniiy Areade, wus trled ln fho.Huatingo*
Cotirt yesterday mornlng on un appeal
from .lustlco Crulelilleld'ij court. Iinwhlclv.
he was llned $fiO und glven ono dny iu
jall for exhlbltlng alleged impropor p h
tures nl tho Ponny Arcndo on Uroiui
Street. , - , - :,,
-Ambng #ft'.'wltilbHses werr* Mayor Mp.
Oarthy. Kov.. Mr. Atklns, Chlcf of Pollce
Worner, Mr. Crulg,. of Uio Crahj Art util
lery, and others. ' '???. ?" ". . ??';',
After thc testimony .waa ,0.11 ln and Al-1,
tornay Polkcs nnd Mr. H,\M. Smlth."' for.
tlio defenso;. had ni'ad0'?P0*-ehP3' ??", J-'r.y
took the onse. After,'ten mlnutes th?.
Jury returned and uskod Jik]ko Wltt lt
t|ioy could imposo a .flno wlthout nddln-r
tho prison sontence. Belng informed thut
ilhoy cnukl *not. thqy took .another-ten
nilnuteH to i!bnfli(let\ und then rctumeil
a> verdlct ot nut a-uAHv.
N. B.
Dahl&Co.,
The Shop qf the
Craftsmen.
Fine Wall Paper and Fabrics,
Artistic Draping, Elegant Uphols
tering, Fresco Painting and other
Interior Decorating. Our whole
stock is new in its arrival and de
sign, and all work under the direct
supervision of
MR. DAHL,
19 East Main Street
?Phone 5585.
Table
Linen
Is glven that be-ullful sllky
flrilsh nt the
Royal
Laundry
Piiro soap nnd water and care
?ful liniullltuj?thnt' does it.
Our prlcea: 25c per duxon
ploctjs. or flfty pieces 5lo. dl
?ilded oqunlly largo and small
pieces. Spreads oxtrn.
Mlniature Theatrcs glven away
free to every chlld calllng.
Phone 1959.
QUICK LOANS
On Furnlture, Pianos, &c? wlthout
removal from your possesalon.
L'owest Rates. No Publlclty.
The "Wcelcly Pay mon l on a l.oan ot?
'., $10.?.ts.I .60
$15.ln. .83
$20.ls.S5
* izo..:.Is. 1.15
$30.ls. l.M
J35.ls. l.jjO
$10.ls. 1.7S
!?.......ls. l.?5
J?0.ls. 2.15
Otlwr cnmpnnis*.. pald nff antl mors
money advanced on easler tcrnis.
If you cannot call porsonally, wrlte
dr teleiihone. and our confldentlal
agent wlll call on you.
?Phono -ISl-'.
RICHMOND LOAN C0.
108'NORTH NINTH $TFIEET.
Second Floor Front.
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\Z N SLVLNTM ST.RICHMONO.VA