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Greater Richmond'* Greater Newspaper
GREATEST WAST AND REAL r.x.
TATB MEDIUM IN VIIIOINIA, AND
UNIS OF TUB BEST IN AMERICA.
Want Ad Rates
In carol June 11. liU.
iinilj. oue vent per word- when pnld
In trdvance. No Ad. lukru fur lean tbun
leu centa.
Oue and one-half cent* a word nit
eluaalllcatlon* except Situation Wauled
fur Sundny. Situation Wanted, one ceut
a word. No Ad. Sunduy taken fur lea"
than fifteen vent*.
No. Ada. taken for leaa tbun fw?nty-.
Ilve cent* wheu phoned lu or ettarated
u( the counter.
I'bone ordern not Kiinrnnteed.
ClBHMlflcatlun nut Kunrnnti'vd after
Uiau 1?. M.
For hunlue?n contracts, nrnd fur lh?
Want Ad. .Mali, ubuue Mourue 1.
K.U&L ?UU JfhUtlv*_
Lost,' Last \vi:i:ivV'i-:iTi'ifci;'fiudav
or Saturday, one Kappa Alpha pin,
surrounded by opals; nuine on buck.
Howard it ruturnod to 113) Mutual
iiutloiiig. _ _
LOST tkuhkua v. monogram an.
ver bolt buckle, Reword. MRS. L>
c. TQURMaN, Madison 3500-J._
Lust" yesteh'd? r evening :- >me
time, a ta.ii card base, with tho name
Keith Taylor bhetld on bom Bides
.jtiu a lot oi drawing-; case contain?
ing some vary Important papers.
Findol' wiC please return to Thu
Tiroes-Dispatch oltlco.___
L?ST, FRIDAY MORNING, ON SUUTH
side of liioad Street, between Sixth
und Joftoraon streets, u ladya pin of
pearl, Morcury wings, with diamond
In the centre. Reward if returned to
i'.'I Kant Franklin Street.
FOUND, ONH BROWN WATER SPAN
lei. Apply 1423 R. Main, and pay
for ud. and get property.
Jsytlp v-tuuvtu. JUUIE.
W ? S i Bt) i . .i;.m; Mi.'.n 1*0 LEARN
tbu automobile business; position*
secured competent gradumca. lticil
MUND AU'lV SCHOOL, Graliain
Street. _._
WANTED, CANVASSERS FOR THE
city directory: mum be good spellers
ami plain writers. Address, in own
hundwrltlng, RILL DIRECTORY CO.,
jiZ Mutual Building._
?V ANTKdT* If A11.'A' A \ MAIL. Ct-ERKS;
Kiciimoud cxuuiinatlonu announced
January 10. Sample <iue?tiuns free.
FRANKLIN INSTITUTE, Dept. 410 K.
Itocncuter, N. y._*_
i'OU ARE WANTED FOR GOVEHN
ment job; 41a month. Send poatul
lor list ot poiiUlona open. FRANK?
LIN INSTITUTE, Liepu 410 K. Ro
?hetter. N V.
GOVERNMENT POSITIONS AT HIGH
salaries open id competent stenogra?
phers. We can leach you uulcaly,
cheaply and thoroughly, Visit our
Buhool at the new location, >u'J East
Uroud. MASSEV BUSINESS CuL
LEOE._._
WANTED, RELIABLE 1 MAN TU MAN
age and work, on nalury, well-equlp
ped farm, directly on railroad; com
lortuble house; all supplies furnish
edl no cncunibruncf pieferred; will
i ouaider party with wife und .me or
two Mnull ciuldreti. First-class ref
rences required, Apply in writing
to K 195, care Times-Dispatch.
WANTED,' CYLINDER PRESS FEBD
ets. Apply at once to WILLIAMS
I'ltTG. CO._
N'l ED. .mV.'N TO learn HARBER
nude, few weeks required. t>teudy
position fo- competent graduates;
wonderful demand for barber*. Fro-:
booklet RICHMOND BARBER COL
LEG.., Richmond, Va._
M A lb STENOORAP7ll0R?\VANTED.
Last Thurbday we Imd four good po?
sitions open to our students. We
can teach von and guaranteu poal
tlons. MAS8BY BUSINESS COLLEGE,
?"j East ; Broad._
I. AN TED. TH REE GOOD TINNERS
Apply R. M. MASTERS, 12a King
Street. Charleston. S. C.,_
w ?n'ted7~for~u. s7 akml ablk
bodled. unmarried men. between ages
of IS und 45: citizens of United Status;
uf good character and temperate hab?
its, who can sprik. rend and write
the English language. Per informa?
tion apply to Recruiting Ofrtcet. ?20
E. Broad StreeL Richmond. Vs.
a>ciy itUguimrii, jj tiiiaie.
POSITIONS GUARANTEED.?UNI ?ER
certain tuay requirements wc. guar?
antee all our competent students
positions. Call or send for our prop
oHltlon to-day. MASSE? BUSINESS
_COLLEGE, 802 East Broad^
WANTED, AN EXPERIENCED LAD~i
to run a ten-room boarding house
In Norfolk, Va. Addrct,? Box No. 17,
Trotvllle, N. C.
?uuaiions '4i?aRU-u. .ifemale
tA'ANTED.* b'v^a REFINED ANd'TinT
telllgcnt young woman, work by the
hour; reading to Invalids, boyfl, at?
tending children during matinee.
Address EMPLOYMENT DEPT., Y.
\v. c. A._
REFINED NORTHERN WOMAN (NO
encumbrance) would like potltlon as
housekeeper for bachelor or Widow?
er. No objection to one or two chll
djen. 320 South Fourth Street.
professional J^2\o ?^iantE?.
TEACHERS WANTED.?TEACHERS
for January openings, graded, high
achools ami colleges. Splendid ojien
IngH received dally, twentieth year;
three ottices; one enrolment: guaran?
teed services. SHERIDAN'S TEACif
urs' AGE.nvifs. ?;i ei n wood. S. c.
Situations, ^rotES?ion?l.
W^aInTED. by "ax bxperIisnced
teacher, pupils who wlfih private ln
atruction. Address K IKS, care Times
plapatch,_
*j?3Utiiuca auo %>ait??nien.
WANTED. a Sa!\bSMan^foit^ANMLJS~
usually attractive atock proposition.
SOUTHERN FINANCE CO., Norfolk.
Va._
jfctal estate tor s>au.
fcXi 1 i'LxcTla NtlEr T "SPiTeN DID l N ?
come property in the fashionable
northwest section of Washington, 1>.
C, well rented lo good tenants, for
a lurgc country place near Richmond.
Va. Address JAMES J. LAMPTON
CO., INC., mo g Stroi t, N. w., Wash
ington. D. c.
NICE NEW DWELLING AND FEW
acres on Anhlnnd car line, near Rich?
mond, at less than cost of house.
POLLARD &. BAG BY, Richmond, Va.
FOR HALB, 55 11-12 FEET ON broad
Htrcet: wtdl-built brick house on 33
feet, numbered 1225 East Broad
Street; vartint lot ndjolniug, 28 11-12
feet. Telephone M.-idlson 2151-J, or
iiddre:ts OWNER, 1225 b. llruud St.,
Richmond, Va.
ixfti'. 'itiauiir tor iuiu.
bt?iTeTwi'i'ii"oii'w iti iuut d'w'kll.
lng, suitable for n grocery; neat, con?
venient, etc.; rent very reasonable;
located at 729 Woat Marshall. Apply
117 Went Clay._
house, ?06 8. HARRISON street,
with 60-ft. front lot, suitable for wood
and coal yard. Apply MARCUS Mc
coy, f/0 Wrest Main.
i^eai estate ?X?^nteo.
WaSStED, to purchase from
owner, a ten or twelve-room dwell?
ing; centrally located. AddrCHfi K
481, enro Times-Dispatch.
^oms^Kante?^
ffi?*T>BIJEMBER L FOR adults, 3
or 4 rooirm, unfurnished preforred.
State location and price. Call phono
Ma.fUa.QA 2014. * .
' h ., ,-, '.. ? :? ?? . , -
_____ ^tttf?^_
it emov^aTT not ic u^vfyT^AntT^ffiw
ut 80^ Eust Broud Street, and have
thu lurgeut, mom convenient and beet
business school In thu South. Call
!for a vlult or bund for catalogue.
MAHBEY MUS 1NEBS COLLEGE. _
VINE WEDD1NO ca It hi ao ES, 3PE
clal bridal couch, whlto silk Hr.ii.n- .
uiso ambulance service, ahtiihk C.
_ nelson. cpu State Street._
to WIIO.m'Tt^May CONCERN: this
Is to notify tlio public that Resale I
C. Marslon, having left mo, I will
nut be responsible for any debta kIio
inny contract. E. H. MARSTON.
_Roxbury, Va.
the TASTE that TELLS th e
tale. Taylor pork roll. that's ulL
!?? a. 11 El nhl & CO.. DtatrlbutorH._
wanted, the PUBLIC to KNOW
thut jahnke linos.. Jewelers, 312 j
East Main Struct, buy. n. H. c.xchungo :
und tent,,nut diamonds In tho latest ,
style?. Old Bold and silver always,
taken in exchunge.
^usiues? opp?fiuimtf?.
WANT Tili;' Ot>NSEItVATIVkTnVEST- 1
or to investigate the 8 per cent, pre?
fer rod stock now being ottered by
one of the oldest, most widely known
and the only manufacturing company
of Hh kind In the enllro South. Havo
tlie largest trade of Its kind In tho
Southern States. Company has paid
2t> per cent, por annum, average, for
many years, on the cupitul invested.
Also have several good positions to
offer to investors in our cupitul
stock, from S2,?oo to ?5,000. Full in
formutlon to interested parties. Ad?
dress P. O. Coa No. 123, Richmond.
__Va.
WANTED. TITREE YOUNcf~MEN TO
Invest |30o each in a good proposi?
tion where your Investment is fully
secured against loss; this proposition
hours Inspection, and will pay In two
months J10 for every $1 Invested.
Remember you aro secured against
loss. 11. V.. Box 31. Station A._
SPLENDID BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
In ono of the most thriving towns and
Wealthy neighborhoods in Albetnarlo
coumy.il In the heart of the quarry
section, for livery business and
blacksmith; also wheelwright. Write
for full particulars. Address L 612,
cure.Times-Dispatch.
NICHT SCHOOL. TEACHING ALL
commercial an') English branches;
superior system:;. equipment and
teachers. Low rates of tuition.
MA8SEY BUSINESS COLLEGE.
EINE OPPORTUNITY POP. ALL THE
business men who like to run con
foctionery und fruit storea. We have
two handsome stores. In busy l.oca- i
tlona. Big bargain for purchasers, ,
Addnegs K. 192, care TlnjesfDlspatch. .
$oidtrj>, #et anb l?lie fetoch !
FOR SALE, SIX GOOD MULES, CHEAP.
Apply to MANAGER, STRAWBERRY
niLi. Fa IUI -Box 3$7 Richmond. Va;.
? or phone Madison 4679._
3Rooms for ~.ttn. |
Ni' iii.v Furnished room, the
Wellington, 914 Eut.1 Clay. Phone
MuillBon 2200.
THR kj 3 ku h Nl ri hITd ROOMS FOR
light housekeeping. 30S N. Twulfth
_Street._
LARGE FRONT ROOM. well Ft*fi?
nished and heated; references. Ap?
ply, 312 1-3 South Fourth Street.
TWO FURNISHED ROOMS, BATH HOT
and cold water; J?> per month. 510
i North Seventh.
for rent, nicely furnished
room for gentleman next to bath.
I Apply 241? Hunovor Streot._
LARGE FRONT ROOM. WELL F?R
ntshod and heated; references. Ap?
ply 312 1-2 S. Fourth Street_
THE ROANOKE, 114 NORTH EIGHTH
Street, handsomely and newly-fur?
nished roomj throughout: single, en
suite; transient!:: permanent.
MltsT CHARLES ?T BOWERS. 116!
East Frank Street, handsomely ap
pulntcd rooms, with hoard; table
hoard u specialty.
; FREE ROOMING AND BOARDING IN
formation; consult our tiles ut South?
ern depot, "Traglc's." Saunders & I
Crump's and 28 North Ninth Street,
CABINET INFORMATION BUREAU.
WANTED. TWO GENTLEMEN OR j
couple; large, bright, heated room:'
also table boarders. 100 West Main,
next to Jefferson Hotel._
WANTED. BOARDERS AT 315 EAST j
Franklin: also table boarders. MISS |
PALM ORE.
jTiais :irui' xxziu
: NICE FLAT^T^?R ^REnt; TH REE I
; idrsiiK and bath, JS. 412 N. Second |
Street._
FIRST FLAT, FOUR BEAUTIFUL j
I rooms, pantry and private bath, 8
West Franklin. Applv 6 West Frank
1 lln._
FOR RENT; A FLAT OF FOUR ROOMS.
I'm East Broad Street. _
;_.
iTfcTiM^tNMys""BE ;
now ut bu2 East Btoad Street. Pay
us a visit. Day and night sessions.
Moderate tuition rutes. Positions su
curetl. MASSE Y BUSINESS COL- ]
LEGE. _
WANTED. GASOLENE ENGINE, 6 or |
8 horsepower; must bo cheap. An?
swer by 0 A. M. Saturday. Address
11 61, care Times- Dispatch._
WANTED.~~TO BUY FOR CASH, HOUSC
hold goodb in any quantity. Phono
Madison 3851._
IS E C O N D-H A N D MACHINERY OF I
every description bought at full I
value. CLARENCE COSBY. 152j E.
Cary St. Phone Mndtson 3528
?Loci aiiw ttiaou?.
LONG. THE WOOD MAN. HAS MADE A
Specially of wood about 14 yours. He
has the Kind thut splits easy and
gives heat, because it is perfectly
dry and sound. LONG'S. Madison
1069.___
I KINDLING WOOD. THOROUGHLY
seasoned, $1.75 per half-cord. S. H.
COTTRELL & SON. Phone Madlaon
177._
iJfiscMtai?.
HUMAN HAIR BOUGHT AND SOID
at HUGH 158'S. 200 North Third.
WIGS! WIGS! WIGS!
WE FIX AND MAKE WIGS FOR
street wear. Our prices are very
moderate. RICHMOND HAIR EM?
PORIUM, 221 East Broud Street.
pl~ea\se^^
lor pork roll.
iilistfUtKicoiis.
I U1 'ViOLSTEkING' ANjS^&i ATTRESBErV
PARIA3R SUITS, COUCHES AND OLD
pieces reupholstered. MulLressos
renovated neatly. Sanitary methods.
Rollublo work. 8YD.NOR Ac HUND?
LEY, 711 East Broad. Mutliaon S2ol.
^ SHOE REPAIRlfJO
7Gc. II ALFSOLE MEN'S SHOES, ?0c
Indies; every pair sewed; best leath?
er; no nallo, no pegs. Royal rub?
ber hoele, 25c; Tred-Air rubber heels.
40c; leather heals rebuilt like new,
25c. DREW'S ELECTRIC SHOE
FACTORY, 716 East Main. Phono
Monroe 2667._
WINDOW CLEANING.
WAXING AND STAINING FLOORS A
specialty. WILLIAM JOHNSON, Mon?
roe 3120._;_
TAYLOR PORK ROLL.
, SLICE THIN, COOK QUICK, TAYLOR
pork roll,
DAILY PUZZLES
What part ot a bullding?
ANSWE3H TO YB?TKIUJAY'9 PUZZLE.
Bngplpe.
yov ?alt.
0110 top buggy und several wagons,
all In good repair and painted. Tuese
aro burguina. A. MEl'liH'S SONB, 731
East Cary Street._ _
WAGONS TO SUIT TOtr, RUBBER
Urea put on pronptly, at RlCliARD
_SON BROS'.. 616 Brook Avenue.
STRUCTURAL /RON, oT?bX and
pipe of every deaoription cut to oruer.
CLARENCE CUffli : .j.'j 1 Cary
Street, Richmond. Va._
t on SALE, STEAM HjEATLNC PLANT,
SASH. DOORS AND FRAMES; AP?
PLY OLD MADISON SCHOOL BLDG.
FOR SALE, A OOOD FIREPROOF
sufe, cheap for cash; deliver (In tho
City) Drat iloor free of cost. Address
it, T. LIPSCOMBE, City. Phone Mad?
ison 481. _ _
SECOND-HAND MACHINERY BOUGHT,
Hold and exchanged. L Bl.UFORD ??
CO., 158?-?"2 Eaat Cary Streot._
FOR SALE, ONE OF THE BEST Lo?
cated drug stores in Tlacwater Vir?
ginia; good navy trade; reasons for
Helling, owner not a druggist and
unable to give business attention.
Address 1'. O. Box 62, Portsmouth,
Va,
CH A U F FEUR'S C H US CHI LL A COAT,
good as new; cost 140; price $26. ?0O
Barton Ave., Burton Heights. Phono
Madison 3144-L _
DELI CIOUS SM1THF1F.LD SAUSAGE
now on sale ut your grocer's._
SEE ??fT":HIGH-GRADE LINE OF
business and pleasure vehicles low?
est prices. A. MEYER'S SONS, 721
Ennt Cory Street. _
I WE HAVE IT?JUST WHAT YOU
want for the rough weather this win
tor?a perfect closed-up buggy for
the business mun; ball-bearing axle,
rubber tires, neat stylo. Call and In
t spect aame. Large stock of buggies,
Hurreys and wagons. A- MEYER'S
SONS, 731 East Cary._
TAYLOR PORK ROLL FOR BRKAK
fapt; for breakfast Taylor pork roll.
FOR SALE. MAHOGANY BED ROOM
suit, oak dining room suit and kitch?
en milt at Bncrlllce. Address E 371.
eure Times-Dispatch._
?huoinrjtnles tor feale
SEVERAL USED FORD CARS. 3 AND
a Passenger, which wo have tattun
in exchange for latest models. These
cars now being1 thoroughly over?
hauled and w.U palm It desired. Will
Instruct thoroughly regarding oper?
ation, or will hend instructor home
wit : out of town purehaber*. I'OhU
AUTO CO.. 1623 West Uroad-_
-ifcoaro Qj^aivuo.
FURNISH ld 'ROOM ANd'bOARD FOR
murrtcd eouple; best references. Give
address. K 478, care TlmeB-Dlspatcii.
ifuetmaa.
^^~^^^Tbe Atlantic Lund and
improveutent Company,
Olllce of the Secretary.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the regular annual meeting of Stock?
holders of The Atlantic Land and
Improvement nnpanv will be held
at the otbee of the Company in the
City of Ricnmond, Va.. on TUESDAY,
tho 21st day ol November, A. D,
1911, at 12:3u o'clock P. M.
IL L. BORDEN,
Secretary.
November 4. 1911._
Atlantic Coast Line
Railroad Compuny,
Oflice of the Secrutury,
NOTICE IS 1 BREBY GIVEN THAT
the regular rtinuul ineelitig of Stock?
holders of the Atlantic Coast Lino
Railroad Companv will lie held at
the oflice ?U the Compuny in the
City of Richmond. Va., or. TUESDAY,
the 21at day of November, A. D. 1911,
at 11 o'clock A. M. Tho transfor
books of the Company will close
Weanesday, November 8, 1911, at 3
o'clock P. M, and will be reopened
on Wednesday, November 22, 1911, ut
10 o'clock A. M.
H. L. BORDEN,
Secretary.
November 4, 1911._
Richmond, Frederlcksburg and Poto?
mac and Richmond and Petersburg
Railroad Connection Company,
Ottlce of the Secretary,
Richmond, Vu? November 3, 1911.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the annual meeting of tho stockhold?
ers of the Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac and Richmond and Pe?
tersburg Railroad Connection Com?
pany will be held at Us olhce in the
city of Richmond, Va., on MONDAY,
tho 20th of November, ut 10 o'clock
A. M.
Transfer books will bo closed from
November 13 to November 20, 1911,
both inclusive. W. 1>. DUKE.
_ _ Secretary.
Richmond, Frcdoncksburg and
Potomac Railroad Co.,
Olflce of tho Secretary,
Richmond, Va., November 1, 1911.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the annual meeting of the stockhold?
ers of the Richmond. Frederlcksburg
and Potomac Railroad Company will
be held at its oltlco in the city 'it
Richmond, Va., on MONDAY, the 20tb
day of November,' 191t, at 11 o'clock
A. M. Tho stock transfer books will
be closed at 3 o'clock 1*. M. Monday,
November 13, 1311, and reopened at
10 o'clock A. M. Tuesday, November
31, 1911. NORMAN CALL,
_Secretary.
Washington Southern Railway Co.,
Oince of the Sccretury,
Richmond, Vu.. Novombor 1. 1911.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
tho annual meeting of the stockhold?
ers of the Washington Southern Rall
wuy Company will bo held at Its of
llco in the city of Richmond, Va., on
MONDAY, the 20th day of November,
1911, at 13 o'clock noon. Tho stock
transfer books will be closed at 3
o'clock P. M., Monday, Novombor 13,
1911. and reopened nt 10 o'clock A. M.
Tuesday, November 21, 1911.
NORMAN CALL, Secretary.
Potomac Railroad Company,
Office of the Secretary,
Richmond. Va,, Ndyomber 1. 1911.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
tho annual meeting of tho stockhold?
ers of the Potomac Railroad Compuny
will be held at its office in thu city
Of Richmond, Va,, on MONDAY, tho
2fith day of November, 1911, at 12:30
P. M. The stock transfer books will
bo closod at 3 o'clock P. M. Monday,
Novombef'18, 1911, and reopened at
10 o'clock A. M. Tuesday, November
21, 1911. NORMAN CALL,
Secretary.
Democrats Expected to Continue
Policy of Retrenchment in j
Next Congress.
(Special to The Times-Dispatch.]
Washington, November 17.?Word
reached Washington to-day that there
tuny bo warfuro among the Democrat*
In Congress this winter over the mat?
ter or making appropriations for
rlvura and harbors, publlo buildings,
the construction of additional battlo
shlps, tho enlargement of the stand?
ing army of the country, and other
mutters of a similar kind. It la to
bo a flght between those members who
will contend for their usual appropria?
tions regardless of what the Demo- {
nruts as a party may think about cut?
ting down governmental expenditures,
and those members of the Ways and
Means and Appropriations Commlltccea
who have ulrcady let It bo noised
about that tho pruning knife lu being
whetted In most approved fashion.
Just how fur this fueling goes with
members of tho Ways and Means Com?
mittee Ib to be seen from the fact that
a member of this committee to-day,
in nnBwer to a question us to what
ho expected to get out of the rivers
and harbors bill and other almllar
"pork barrel" measures. Bald that ho
did not expect to get anything; on
i the contrary, that us a member of
the commltteo Just referred t?. he
expected to do everything possible, to
cut down expenditures. "The Republi?
cans." ho said, "have carried recent
appropriations to Buch extreme meas?
ures that It will be up to the Demo?
crats to swing the reduction uxe, and
for one, as a member of the Wuys and
Means Committee, 1 mean to do my
part."
It has been understood for some time
that this, would bo tho policy of the
Democrats In Congress this winter?
ever slnco last spring, lu fact, when
the Democrats chopped off the heads
of countless officials around the Capitol,
It lias been recognized that the spirit
of retrenchment was In the air. The
reduction In the force of employes at
that time sent up a loud protest, but
the decapitation went on Just the same,
and before tho Democrats had been Irj
control of tho House a month numerous
j heads tilled the oftlclul waste, basket?
I on Capitol Hill.
When It becomes generally lenown
I that there is to bo opposition to n good,
I healthy river and hurbor 1)111, a public
building Mil and others, and that tho
I Democrats are going to opporq the pas
siigo of a generul pension hill and will
likewise fight army and navy appropri?
ations, especially for the construction
of new battleships. It is almost certain
that there will he many protests. The
1 Democrats are not all a unit for aucii
I wholcBUle reduction of appropriations.
! Many of them say that the people
throughout the country are entitled to
receive a continuation of government
appropriations for the development of
their Internal Improvements of differ?
ent kinds, and that their constituents
will be heard from unless they protest
most vigorously against a pdllcy of
small and insignificant appropriations
As a matter of fact, It Is quite prob?
able, In spite of all the reductionists
lu Congress may do, that this session
will be another "billion dollar" Con?
gress. It Is the "long" session. The
Democrats are In power in the House,
und huvo practically control of the
henate. Such a sltuatl-n has not ex?
isted for almost twenty years, and
may not exist again for another long
period, according to somo of the well
posted Representatives who hold mem?
bership In the Sixty-second Congress.
Therefore, they claim that If thoy
ever expect to secure anything worth
while for their constituents they must
do It now.
If the Ways and Means Committee
of the House, when Jt meets early In
the comfng month to frame up legis?
lation for the coming session, shall
announce Its policy to be one of cut?
ting to the bone, trouble may be
looked for. Using the pruning knife
to a limited extent, many members
say, la all right, but swinging It too
vigorously and cutting too deeply Is
all wrong. P. H. McQ.
TREASURER RESIGNS.
W. Elliott I.nne Appointed In Isle of
Wlprht to Succeed llenj. I,. Roberts.
[Special to The Times-Dispatch.]
Suffolk, Va., November 17.?Benja?
min L. Roberts to-day resigned as
treasurer of Isle of Wight county, and
W. Elliott Lane was appointed In his
stead bv Judge B. D. White, of ihn
Circuit Court. Mr. Roberts has filled
the office for many years, and was ro
nominated on the Domocratlo ticket at
the spring primaries, but failed to havo
his name on the ticket at the Novem?
ber olectlon. Lane enterod a threo
cornered Democrulc flght, and won
tho election this month. Ills regular
time would not ordinarily begin until
next year, but for the fnct of his np- 1
polntment by Judge White to (ill the
vacancv left by Roberta's resignation.
Lane qualified to-day In $10,000 bond.
I
Ti,8s GALESKI ?p,te?,co
Main and a Broad and Third
Eighth Sts. i Next to Corner
I
Best? of Everything Optical and
^Photographic.
IfiWOMtLNS OUTER GARMENT5 fl
xREEDS
i dozen Heavy Gold Plated Or
SAFETY PINS . <CDC
Worth three times the peicc Mui!
orders. Stamps or coin'
Smith & Webster, Inc.
Jewelers?Opticians,
1 612 Fast Main, ? - Richmond, Va.
News of South Richmond
South Richmond Bureau.
The Timee-Dispatch,
10-JO Hull Street,
Phono Madison 175.
Although no definite date enn be *et tor
the Initial meetlnc of the Swanriboro Civic
Improvement League, the prornotors are
working: hard and expect to obtain the hall
In time for a meeting next week. Mean?
while they art not letting the grass grow
under their feet, but are seeing voters
and winning them to tho plan. While tho
results are not expected to nppear Immedi?
ately, It Is hoped In tho near future to
have an organlistlon which will be u factor
to bo counted on In every Importnnt ques?
tion confronting the county. It la not ex?
pected to opon tho question of Incorpora?
tion or annexation nt precept, but It Is
thought that tho Hoard of Supervisor, can
be shown tho many needed Improvements
and a remedy sugReted.
I ir-ht With a Mrak.
Plueklly fighting for life against man
and dog. a handsome mink, measurlnc
twonty-four Inches from tip to tip. was
killed by Walter Hastings, clerk of tho
Police Court. Part while on a hunting
expedition near Falling Creek. The ani?
mal was first discovered by the dog. which
was being; worsted In the resulting fight
when Mr. Hastings Interfered and sepa- j
rated them. A poor shot Inflicted a smail .
wound on tho mink, which turned and sei*- I
ed Hastings by the l?g ??'1 held on with
the tenacity of a bulldog until clubbed to
death with tho slock of the gun. The ani?
mal wns on exhibition all day yesterday,
and wh? greatly admired. The owner In- j
tends to have a fur made out of the hide.
Body Not la Canal.
Rnmorr that the canal would be drained
drew a orowd of negroes to the banks of
the canal to participate In the discovery
of the body of Wallace Jones, the half
blind negro, who Is thought to have fallen
In and drowned early In the week. The
crowd lined the banks, but met with disap?
pointment, ur.d dispersed when the an?
nouncement was made that the rumor was
false. The family of the man, however,
patiently waited until darkn-as and Iben
reluctantly left for home. An effort will
he made the employer of the man to have
the water let out to-night The negro, who
was never known to go above Twelfth or
below Fourth Streets. wan last seen In a
drunken condition near the water edge Ills
hat was found floating In the raceway next
Itevlera of Trade. '
New York, November 1/.?R. G. Dun
& Co.'s weekly review of Lrado to?
morrow will Bay:
While It Is retarded that buslnesa
Is Btill in a great transition period, yot
Bucli progress baa been made In noces
sury readjustments as to Impart a
better feeling. TMb lu especially no?
ticeable In the West, which for tome
time this year has seemed to be more
depressed than the East, which is |
closer to the sensitive financial mar?
kets, i
A larger volume of buslnoss la be?
ing curried on and there is now fur- j
ther buying for the future. The iron
and steel trade Is Btlmulated by th;
lncrcRBed orders of railroads for rails i
and rolling stock, and by the, some?
what ),ettcr demand for nlructurul rua.- I
terlals. Dower quotations Induce Horno
business jn other Ilnlshed products,
but dullness still prevails In sheiit
Blee], tin plate and wire product*. Iron
Is Homuwhal improvod, buying of
foundry grades being larger In cer?
tain directions, although the llxing of
quotations for 1013 Is siill a retarding
influence. Bessemer Iron Is weaker
at Pittsburgh.
The Increased demand in retail dry
goods stores, duo to cooler weather,
naa led to more active demand in pri?
mary channels for any lot of mer?
chandise ready for quick shipment.
Prices are settling to lower levels, and
this la .stimulating the placing of con?
tract business In a quiet way. Orders
for hose, belting and miscellaneous
wide dt.ck are increasing, and prints.
glnghaniH and bleached cottonn are
moving ntendily in small lots.
Miscellaneous export trade on the
cotton goods In very satisfactory and
no cancellation of China orders has
been received. The narrowing mnrgln
of profit is causing a careful atten?
tion to the danger of overproduction
at the mills. In woolens and worsteds,
mills aro running n substantial part
of their machinery.
Weekly Cotton Review.
New York, November 17.?Cotton
hay offered a stubborn resistance to
anything of a depressing character,
lime alter time it has demonstrated a
certain strength which has defied bears
and others. it might decline, but it
speedily rallied. The crop might bo
estimated as high as 16,000.000, but
larmera have refused to pell freely.
Many of them have been holding back
their cotton ultogelher. Many believe
that a big crop, even 15,000.01)0 to
16,000,000 bales, lias been amply dis?
counted In tho big decline In prices
since last summor. It Is pointed out,
too, that a grown crop Is one thing, a
commercial crop, or a crop actually
sent to market. Is another thing. The
commercial crop may be much smaller
than tho olio actually raised. The
South, It is added, has In the past
shown Its ability to hold back cotton,
und what has been may be again. The
export? aro largo. Large spot Inter?
ests have been big buyers of Decem?
ber and other near months. One of
them In forty-eight hours. It Is said,
bought 100,000 bales of January. The
revision of differences hero on Wed?
nesday Is confitrued as bullish. Some
half dozen well known Llvorpool
houses, at one lima bearish, are now
bullish In their convictions. Tho na?
tional ginners' ligures up to November
13 were 11,178,000 bales, against ex
poetattonB of 150,000 to 200,000 bales
more than this. Liverpool housos have
been buying. So to somo extent have
American spinners. liuurs havo, as a
rule, become more cautious. Many of
them havu covered and have been
watching a. market that somehow re?
fused to go down. Yet thoro ure still
bears. They point to the Chinese news
as portending poor trude In China; to
the report that China Is canceling
largo orders m Lancashire, where somo
of liie nulls aru ahutllng down on that
account, and to the lact thai at tno
very best tnore is no very ducidod im?
provement in this country. Whore thu
takings by Northern spinners, at least,
continued to run considerably behind
those ot last year. They Hunk that
holding back cotton at the South will
in the end prove a boomeranif. i ne 1
into-aight movement is large. Stocks ;
it tho ports are liueral, and they aru
oiling up at tne Interior towns. Hero j
in New York tho market has got Into
a sort of deadlock. Holuors Will not |
.,cll freely, and ?pinners, as a rule,
buy exooodlngly cautious. Spot mar?
kets are. quiet. Tho weather of lato
hu. been generally favorable, though
,t now threatens to becomo very cold
In tho Western bell. Tho market Still,
as a rule, holds lirmly uround 9 cents,
and tho wholo market ha-s got Into a
ruL What is to extricate il remains
to be soon. Prices aro somewhat lower
for the week, but bears have won no.
successes to boast of ^^r that matter,
neither havo the bulls '1 he Bast In?
dian crop is estimated by Rally at
SOO.uOO bales, or 100,000 less than lust
year. _ ^_
World'? VlBlblc Supply.
Now Orleans, Da., November 17.??
Secretary Hester's statement of llm
world's visible supply of cotton. Issued
to-day, shows tho total visible .to Uo
I 11" 299 bales, against 3,918,675 last
week and 3.799.513 last year I ho
total amount of American cotton la
S.682 299. against 3,363,575 lost week,
3 129.G13 last year, und of all ot'fier
kinds; including Hgypt, Brasil. India,
etc. 578,000, against 555,000 last week
ami' 670.000 laSt year.
Of tho world s visible supply Of cot?
ton, there Is now alloat and held in
Great Brltnln and Continental Europe,
1 94S.O00, ugttlnsl 1,965.000 iMt year;
In Egypt, 116,000, against 213.000 last
year- ill India. 210.000, against MS.00O
last "year, and In the United States,
1 866.000, against 1,471.000 last year.
Hoffman?Irtrln.
(.Special to The Tlmrs-Dlspaioh.]
llarrlsonhlirg, Vo.. November 17.?
Announcement is made of tho. marriage
In Woodstock. Shcnnndonh County, of
Or Richard M. Hotfmnn, son of Dr.
rt J Hoffman, of Toms Brook, and Miss
Nan Irwin, daughter. <>r I.ln lrwln, a
former Woodstock druglst, now of
Richmond. Tho groom Is a graduato
of the University of Virgins
morning. A general alarm w?i ??ot out
from police hmdquarteri.
Trnrrio Violation.
Summoned lo answer chance* of violating
the traffic ordinance. O. O. Fairbanks and,
Prank Yatoa failed to appear In Pollco
Court, I'art Z. yesterday morning. Itule?
wore Issued against them.
B. P. Kahn. charged with violating the
traffic ordinance. wns dismissed when It .
was shown to the satisfaction of Justice
Maurtee that tho street on which |
IC.ihn wm charged with violating lh? (
lllnana? wne In such n condition that the]
violation wns unnvoidable.
Adams Ort? Continuance,
Raleigh Adams, tho young whito man ar
.rested on the chare* of stealing !?>:<) from]
his mother, was granted a continuance un
tit this morning by Justice Maurice In Po- !
lice Court. Part ?. yesterday. Ilsll tri?
Inter fixed at J1S6A and Adams was rolciis
ed. ff his mother refuses to press the
charge, ss she did about a month when
he was held by the police of Gary. Ind..
the young man will be freed. Howevor. If
she lets the warrant stand he will be, jenr
on to the grand Jury, which meets for tui
November term next Monday.
Andrew Huband, charged with being
drunk and unable to care for himself, was
penalized J2.C0 and costs. Huband 1* get?
ting lo he a regular contributor, as this IJ
his third appearance In ss ninny weeks on
tho same charge
A flat sentence of ninety days each *n
Imposed on Thomas Scott and Henry
Heim"?, a pair of colored wayfarers, who
were arrested by Officers Bnughnn and
Donnlvant on '.he premises, of the Atlantic
Const Line, charged with stealing coal.
Tho m?n. It was claimed, had been nl-nl
Ing coal for a couple of weeks.
When Officer Webster w?nded his way to
"Tnnyard Bottom" to serve a warrant on
Wllllard Smith, charged by his wife with
threatening to do her bodily harm, he was.
warned that Wllllard had promised to
(?hoot any or all policemen who darkened
his door. Nothing daunted, Webster want?
ed In and nabbed tho man. who showed no
. signs o? resistance, notwithstanding 'he
fact thut a shotgun and pistol were at
hand. The negro spent a few hours of
meditation In tho "bull pen" at the Third
Police Station, but was released yesterday
morning when the case was called because
the wife, who answered to the name of
Tampa Malone Smith, withdrew the war?
rant.
Hnrt While at Play.
While playing during the morning recors
' Wirt Walthnli, a fourteen-year-old scholar
of the Powhatan School, foil and sustained
a serious sprain of tho leg It was Junt
thought that tho limb wns brok?n, but mi
exnmlnntlon by tho elty physician. Dr.
Rurkor. showed thin mistake. Young Wal
thall was carried to his homo. Twelfth
nnd Stockton, where he is resting easily.
It Is though that ho will bn up and around
-"In next week.
Landmark Disappearing.
Rasing of tho old pollco station In Wash
Razing ot tho old police station In Wash?
ington 3>junre was begun yesterday, and
almndy tho roof Is off and a portion of
the wall Is torn down. At the rate the
work Is being rirrl?d on tho building will
be completely demolished by tho end of
next week.
Mr. Redwood Is Parkkeeper.
As was predicted when tho position was
created, Lucy Redwood receive*! the ap?
pointment t0 the position of keeper of
Washington Park and Janitor of Hustings
Court, Part 2. Whl> no opposition lo Mr.
Redwood materialized. It was a forogone
conclusion that ho would go: the place,
hnvtng tho solid hncklng- of tho' South
Richmond delegation In the City Counoll.
His new duties will begin January 1.
By Oarrett * Co..
Real Estate Auctioneers,
CS N. Seventh Streot.
At the request of the owner, we will
offer for sate, on the promises, at pub?
lic auction,
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 13. 1911,
at 4 o'clock P. XL,
that very desirable property. NO. 104
FOURTH AVENUE.
Highland Park
Dwelling contalna eleven rooms. In
Al condition, several closets, city
water, nice bath, electric lights, piped
for gas. Frontngo 90 fcot hv 140 fuet
deep. Possession January I, 1912.
TERMS: Easy, and announced at
sale.
_OARRETT & CO.
High Constable's Sale
I will sell hy public auction, on
SATURDAY, THE 1STH DAY OF NO?
VEMBER, 1911. 10:30 O'CLOCK. A. M.,
at No. 301 West DuVal, the following
property, to satisfy civil executions
vs. Lewis Grocery Company in my
hands: Refrigerator, Showcases, Coun?
ter, Scales and lot of Groceries.
TERMS: Cash.
W. IT. WYATT, JR.,
_H. C. C. R.
MAIN STREET PROPERTY??11.500.
Good business corner, about 45x145
feet. Two brick buildings, paying
good interest. Excellent profit can be
made on this, we believe, In near fu?
ture.
_CHAPIN & HUME.
FINE INVESTMENT.
Lnrvgo corner lot, 125.10x125. Ele?
vated land. Near Lee Monument. Low
price for quick sale. You can moke
good money on this.
_CHAPIN & tnjME.
?7,600
Will buy corner lot, with brick store
nnd flat and two-story brick dwelling.
Modern. On car lino. Ono square from
St. Andrew's Chur.-h. Brings good
rent.. Let us show It.
CIIAriN & HUMQ,
$ofcl?.
Table d'Hote Dinners Saturday
nnd Suniluy evenings, U to U o'clock,
?1.60 each.
Richmond, Va.
The most mngnlflccnt hotel in the1
South. European plan. Rooms single
and en suite, with and without baths,
Spacious snmpla rooms.
Rate. $1.50 per day and inrward.
The Confederate Museum
TWELFTH AND CLAY * STREETS
OPEN 9 A. M. TO 5 P. M.
Admission, 25c. Free on Saturdays.
The Valentine Museum
ELEVENTH AND CLAY STREETS.
Open dally from 10 A. M. to 6 P. M.
^dmlsBlon, 25c, Free on Saturdays.
Suxi?jn &alt*. f?mn
The Valeutme Auction C&
AUCTIONICR3 " > >l!
? t a fcAST droad ar?
BANKRUPT AUCTION SALS -^M
STOCIC O ROCKRIEH, SHOWaUB* 1
SCALES. REFRIGERATOR, KTO.
Pursuant to an order of thu Distrto*
Court of tue United States for tho;
Eastern District of Virginia, entered??
on November 1R. 1911, In tho matter'
of Joseph H. Robinson, bankrupt, t
will sell, on tho premises, No. a South'?}
Linden Stroot,
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 20, VjjS
commencing nt 3 o'clook P. M.,
a stock of Groceries, consisting ot
Canned Goods. Bottled Goods, Lamp;,
Globes, Soaps, Washing Powders. Blue.
ling, Cereals, Cakes, Caka Cans, etc.;
two Showoasos, Bins, Counter, larga!,
Refrigerator, Scales, Coftcs Mill, Elec
I trie Pan. Awning, etc.
j Salo positive Monday, I P. M., No -.;
i vember 20.
TERMS: Cash.
LEON M. BAZTLE.
Trustoo. 3
THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO.,
Auctloneors.
By Oolaan & Nash, Inc.,
and
J. Thompson Brown & Co.,
Real E3tate Agents and Auctioneers,
COURT SALE
MONUMENT AVENUE, BOULEVARD*, ,
BROAD AND GRACE STREETS
LOTS. I
20?CHOICEST WEST END LOTS?2?
TUESDAY, NOV. 31. 1911,
3 o'clock P. M.
I commencing at Monument Avenue and'
Boulevard.
Shoppard. Guardian, vs. Shoppnrd and
als?Decree of the Circuit Court of
tho County o? Hcnrlco, entered 21s6
day of January, 18S9.
By virtue of snld decree, and In con?
tinuance of the execution thereof, a*
commissioner therein appointed for the
purpose, I will proceed to sell at pub?
lic auction, to tho highest bidder, at
j the above time and place, n nurnbo?
] of the most desirable ami cholcout lota
j In the West End, and on said avenues
land streets. Among them are some
I handsome and beautiful corner lots.
> Those ar.i the liust ar.d only remaining;
i lots to bo sold In said suit, nnd the-:
only lots to be had from first hands on
*heso popular thoroughfares.
TERMS: One-llfth cash and balance?
In ono note of thr-,o years, with soml
? annual Interoat notes, secured by deed
of trust.
.Maps can bo securod from the auo-?'
tioneers. JO LANE STERN.
Special Commissioners.
Golsnn * Nash, Inc.,
J. Thompson Brown & Co.,
Auctioneers.
ShenpaTd, Guardian, vs. Sheppard an*,
als?In Circuit Court of tho County
of Ilenrleo:
I, Samuel P. W.iddill, deputy cleric
of ?nid court, certify that the bond re?
quired of tho special commissioner by
the decre.1 In snld cause of January'
21, 1SS9, has been duly given.
Given under my hand. 11th day oB'
April. 1SS9.
SAMUEL P. WADDILL,
Deputy Clerk.
By II. Seldon Taylor & Co..
Real Estate Auctioneers.
TRUSTEE'S AUCTION SAX.E
OP
THAT COMFORTABLE TWO-STORY
SEVEN-ROOM BRICK DWELLING.
NO. 1719 FI.OYD AVENUE, BE?
TWEEN ALLEN AVENUE AND
PARK STREET. LOT FRONTS 20X
179.9 FEET, MORE OR LESS, TO AN
ALLEY,
In execution of a certain deed' ot
trust to tho undersigned trustee, dated
April 27. 1908, recorded In tho clerk'f
office, Richmond Chancery Court, lu
D. B. 197-C, page 58, default havlnp
: boon made in the payment of a pare
of the debt securod thereby, and being
required so to do by the beneficiary,
I will offer for pnle at public auction,
upon tho premises, on
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 21. 1911.
nt i:30 P. M.i
the property abovo described.
This house is comparatively new,
well arranged, nnd contains the usual
conveniences nnd will make you a nlco
home, or will pay as an Investment.
TERMS: Enough In cash to pay cost
of sale; all taxes to day of sale, and
the sum of $2.r,00. with Interest from
October 22. 1911; balance on credit of
twelve months, purchaser to give noto
for credit payment, with Interest added
from day of snlo, and secured by trust
deed; or all cash, at tho option of tho
purchaser.
H. SELDON TAYLOR,
_Trustee.
AUCTION SALE
OF
COWS, HOGS, CORN", HAY. FODDER,
FURNITURE, FARMING IMPLE?
MENTS, ETC.
Having sold my farm, Oakland, on
tho Wllllamsburg Road, throo mllaa
below Richmond, I shall sell by publics
auction, on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 22. 1911.
commencing at 10 o'clock A. M..
the following personal property: Sev?
enteen Cows, all giving milk, soms
fresh with calves by side: ono young?
Holstein Bull, fourteen months old (a
beauty); eight Heifers about twelv-o
months old; six young Bulla about
twelve months obi: one Milk Cooler,
seven ten-gallon Milk Cans, eight five
gallon Milk Cans, one Ice Box, two
Chester White Boards, one fourteen
nnd one three months old; three Po?
land-China Sows, one Chester Whito
Sow, twelve Shouts, ono 6-horse power
Geiser Engine, nearly now; ono four
roll Deerlng Husker and Shredder,
new; ono Self-Feed Bli/.zard Ensilage
Cutter, now; one Ohio Steam Hay
Press, new, capacltv 20 tons per day;
one Superior Disc Drill, with fertilizer ;
attachment; one Manure Sproador, ono
Deerlng Corn Binder, new; one John
Deer two-row Corn Planter; ono Hock?
ing Valley Disc Cultivator; one McCor
mlck Mower, one Deerlng Hay Rake,
self-dump, new; one John Deer Diso
Harrow, ono two-horse Hay Wagon,
ono two-horse Wagon, nearly new,
with body; one two-horse Running
Gear, ono Top Buggy, noarly now;
Wagon. Buggy and Plow Harness, one
Wood Saw, with pole frame: one Plat?
form Scale, capacity -.00 pounds; oun
Wheelbarrow, one Honey Extractor, lu
good order: forty tons Timothy Hay,
20 tons Millet, 10 tons Pen Hay. 10 tons
Crnbgrass Hay, lot Corn Fodder. 100
barrels Corn, several Grindstones, u
collection of two and ono-horso Plows,
Cultivators, Harrows, Hoes, Fork.'.
Shovels, and a general collection ot
xueh Tools as are usually found on ft
woll-conductetl farm; a collection or
Household Furniture, consisting ot
Bedsteads, Springs. Mattresses Chairs,
' Sofns, one Range, ono Cook Stove, |
I three Wood Heaters, one largo Cup?
board, ono Tin Safe, etc.. etc
TERMS: All sums of twenty-five .jol
lars ($25) and under, cash: all bills
amounting to more than $25. a credit
I of six months will be given, secured
by negotiable notes with satisfactory,.
Indorser. said notes to bear o per cent.'
interest from day of sale.
Don't fall to attend this sale, as tt
Is seldom that yon have the opporo
I tunlty of buying implements so welt
i kept H. RICH.
' W B. FRAYS RR. Auctioneer. . v
I p.'s._Leave the Wllllamsburg Road:
1 nt tho red flag.
_-?-:?-?
Atlantic dtp fceaorta*
GALEN HALL
Atlantic City,
Rotel nnd r>nuatorlam,
With iis elegant comforts, its snnjcj
and curative baths nnd superior table,
and servil-. Is an Ideal place for fail
and winter. Always open. Alwaysj
ready. Always busy. ^ %
General Manager,

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