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ants
WA1
rator and occupy spare tint*
H5ftL.»«o»«»u. Address .»» rra
S,S€.«
■BBBiteui■■■... m i ii uni i
“ tar, Hsar*
i’ANTKD—TW EKT Y
(■■■I TrotrNa _,
WANTED—A YOUNG LADY WHO HAS
faAd experience with tailors to help
•g,yW Apply 202 North Second
for
RENT—NJCRtY BURNISHED
.u
posrrtoN waiiw.
•wamBiriorrexstg 70;
^r. w»Jter or useful man.
——. MILLER. care Richmond Vir
ginian.
EXPERIENCED CHAUFFEUR DB
•tree position careful driver, owi
repa re. Address M. E. J., 1100 Woel
Leigh street.
WANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN OF
food habits, and no cigarette smoker,
» position as stenographer or book
• or both combined. Addmws
E. B. D. oar# Richmond Virginian.
WANTEb~^Osit7oS-~A* GROCERS
—.-write for experience and
references. R. F. D. No. I, Box ««.
Wallace, N. C.
PRTNTKR-QgNERAL^NgWgWVfet
and “ad.” man—open for Job.
n—open for Job. can
come at once. Address E. w. F.
m ^ VUVO< .A *1 ti I t ItJgefl ee . W • I
d* Washington street, Portsmouth.
Wanted “ by ora duate uTUffiSfi
p*ndolph-M»con. t poiltion 4
- — r ■■ — w wvniiivH tv
f**Ch Crfi-*0*' 0< Ad
. drees Box lOl. Amher*t.„Va
WANTED, BY' AfTrst ORA&'E~WR
gtnla teacher of several years’ exits
rience, s position In public or prl
vate school: Latin and music. Ad
l/llt* VaT~ ca*° p®*tma#t#r. Popl*
Harried man-want* "’worSTo]
-- — .A' vv v/ivn up
any kind belt lacer, rose grows,
•“djrsrdner by trade. Call or writ,
StJb, Hi East Main St.
F, *TaNF1EIj6. *#S EaaTiiate —
PRINT B R—GEN REAL NBWSP A BETb
and “ad." man—open for Job: cat
oome at once. Addrass B. W. F.
,1* Washington street. Portsmouth
Vs
Wanted, hF young MahriedmX)
Aluiation as manager on farm ex
pertenoed: can give references Ad
dree# MANAGER. 121# North Nine
teentb.
wantbS—AXL-RbuNb pSfNFTSi
wants position at one* will go any
where; married. A1 references Ad
drees HOWARD SHACKRLFORD
HH Ashland street, city,
f tnnso colored BOY ' iVIliSi
old wants position as butlar or wait
or. Addrass CARLISLE SPENCER
Caro Richmond Virginian.
YOUNG MAN I* YEARS OLD WANT
position reference# furnishes 1J
dress »0t West tarr stredc
T5w!
fOTf
home, or work by the day. lit At
It
"'’•"*1 w* Of XV* m u/ ufg WSJt »vt
street, lead of Ninth street
rite n mono, \ i.
jrbuxSf; woman Wants posirloS
as nurse. >#4 st. Peter street.
WANTED—FAMILY WASHING. ill
North Prentiss treet
APPLY
W ANTEtK^DAfir WORK.
No. » North Linden street
WANTED—-FAMILY WASHiB6'~ AT
home. Mht North Sixth street
YOUNG WOMAN DE8IRES PO^WfON
as stenographer. Capable, eoma ex
perience, good re Or re ocs lilt N.
Twt - ”
. e-anty-first street.
♦VANTED—TYPEWKITING TO-DO a¥
home, rapid wrttar. Rates reason -
sble. Phone Madison M1T-L. ‘
wanted—posfridSi aTTbaimIk
-posmefe
or governess by a ooliege graduate.
2» year* of age. bolding s first grade
certificate: best of references fur
, nlshed on application. Address M.
* VIOLA LUPTON. No. ltd North
Franklin street. Washington, P».
Wanted—bt young t-adF^jSSSi
tlon to teach In graded er high
school. Certificate an* testimonials.
Address Miss a., care Postmaster,
North View. Vs.
A YOUNG LADY "WITH TWO TBaK#
successful experience in teechlkg,
and holding first grade eertldoate.
i wishes posit Ion In a gr
room school state salary. Addrass
MISS Is P., care Postmaster,
soma. Buckingham county, Va
Ran
Wa NTED—A position
In a private school Latin,
sthematles
all
maths
branches; good references.
R. care Postmaster. F. V.
No. *, Trevlllen. Ve.
A _Y6ung iIaDY~bF 'KXPKSJlSt^
desire* a position to teach la pri
s&iTtSOgz srv -™
music. Address MISS X. cam
master. Hod op hit.
Va.
YOUNG WOMAN DESIRES" POSITION
as stenographer. Capable, some ex
perience, good reference, UT| W.
Twenty-first street.
“HI
la own
eacea and wage, I
GENERAL MANAGE
..sgssaa
ptu " o *
STOPI LOOK AND TRUNK.
and steam cleaning; Indies
and dresses cleaned »l.**v
skirts French cleaned, ft
gloves cleans
eta
jriain.^ X**"
Auction la all weri
GOLDSTEIN BAT8 XT
FORM THAT HK VT\
Want Ad Rates
One cent per word when paid In advance. No paid ed
taken for leas than ten cents. \
No Ads taken for teas than twenty-five cents when
phoned in or charged at the counter.
Contract rates are much lass. Phone Madison 1758, and
Mr.Garrison, Manager of Classified Department, will Call.
TO THOSE WHO M.
a&rjjjtATE ’isHO'
VERY LITTLB MONET. FOR THK
raOl an© winter styles n
I YARDS MATERIAL *4 INCHES^
»tt TARD*T SATIN >•' 'INCHES*
WIDE. AT |1.#S. LSI
Iiwfso SILK, BUTTONS.
OOLDSTKIN BUST FORM. WITH
PATTERN AND FULL IN
STRUCTIONS FOR CUTTING
AND MARINO .> t.*«
A TOTAL. OF . .IU.M
IF TOP Make TOUR SUIT TOUR
STREET. INFORMATION FREK
OF CHAROE.
WARNING TO LADIES.
DON’T PAT .FOR TOUR FALL OH
WINTER SUIT* ANT MORE THAN
•II.M. THAT’S ALL A FLAW SUIT
IS WORTH. IF TOUR TA11XJH
CANT MARE IT. Wt CAN. M
RING CO,—WS
r FOR FALL
* THE COM
REN BROAD
SPECIAL NOTICE—IF TOU NEED
rubber Urea. 1 sis still puttlac then
os U the «M price ae I bousht a
seoA let of rubber before the prttja
ef rubber advanced; »o fat buar and
take advantage of thU. A;
B. C Brietewa. No. 11. 1*. 1
Etshteenth (treat.
to
erth
several trunks or Mmautnr
•Mph trousers; special
{E*ss,- ■gVTKuiTrr*
math, mar Bml street.
SON.
UOiM DON’T NEQLECT TOUR HAIR
ramplealoa awl aalla wj
hm work done At imuca
•ST E. Broad a treat, u pat*Ira.
*kM
reduce
y«a «U
IL OOLDSTKI.N HAS ORIGINAL MOD
ELS FOR THE BALL AND WINTER
SEASON. THESE ARE MADE UP
TOCR ORDER. WE
FOR THE FALL
M. GOLDSTEIN, Li
»1« NORTH FlATH
poena roil am.
FOR RENT—A LA ROE SECOND
floor front room, times windows
convenient to both flkd telephlse
istrobe hoot. Apply No. iz tfoute
rim stroot.
FOR RENT—ON CHIMBORAZO PARK
»l* force rooms; oil modern conveni
ences private both. Address 214 N.
Thirty-second.
NICE ROOMS. PlTRNfsHKD FOR
light housekeeping, and for gentle
' Twelfth
men. fit North
street.
FOR RENT—TWO OR THREE
ftorne rooms end small rooms ex
cellent
MU-J.
location. Phone Madison
ONE LARGE FURNISHED ROOM FOR
light housekeeping; also others. 714
East Franklin street.
*M EAST CLAY—COOL, CLEAN
rooms; nicely furnished, bath, phone
LARGE OR SMALL FURNISHED
1ST North Third street.
WANTED—OCCUPANTS' FOR LARGE
front rooms room adjoining, and
small front room telephone, electric
lights, beat, bath with or without
board. SI IS Hanover street.
WANTED—TENANT FOR TWO FCU
ntshed rooms; second floor, front;
porcelain hath adjoining use of
phone location central board conve
nient. 4IS North Twelfth street.
WANTED—A COUPLEToK TWO GEN
t lemon to beard In n private family,
•n i West avenue. Bright room.
Phone. Madison ?t*S.
WELL-PPSkTshisB, ’
SINGLE BED
rooms, hall rooms, etc.: centrally lo
cated phone smT bath..Tu... East
Marshall, near Eighth street.
FOR RENT—TWO BRIGHT ROOMS
on second floor, furnished or unfur
nished central location; phone Mad
ison J44T-J. •
TWO VERY LARGE SECOND-FLOOR
rooms, unfurnished no children. *12
West Grace
FURNISHED
ROOMST
___ LARGE AND
TlS East Franklin streets
_ . YOU COME TO RICHMOND
rget a clean, comfortable bed tor SSe.,
phone, bath nod tee water free; ex
cellent meals served next door. 1002
East Clay.
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS' HOME
comforts.; 14 North Sixth, between
Franklin ad Main.
FOR RENT—TWO OR THREE LARGE
rooms and small room exes He nt lo
cation. Phone Madison 704S-X
ONE LARGE FRONT ROOM ONE
bright hall room rent separately or
together both furnished modern
convenience# private family. Ap
ply 110 East Franklin.
WANTJBB— OCCUPANTS FtSiTLAKGK
frost room, room adjoining and
small front room telephone, electric
light, heat, bath, with or without
Apply >11* Hanover street.
DESIRABLE SECOND FLOOR; tHWEe
rooms, at * south Third street.
ARGE ROOM. FURNISHED Ft>R
light housekeeping also others. Ap
ply 710 East Franklin street.
FOR RENT. MODERN FLAT SIX
rooms end bath. Ill East Main St.
TWO LARGE. CONNECTING FUR
alshad rooms; .hoard If desired. Ap
ply !•( West Grace.
FOR RENT: FURNISHED ROOMS
Apply 100 North Seventh street.
014 EAST CLAYUnEYTlY FURNISH
unfurnlshed rooms; special
summer rates; phone Madison 2200-J.
bath, home comforts.
RENT—TWO NICELY FURN1SH
frout rooms, second floor, 504 N.
Seventh street
TWO LARGE, CONNECTING. FUft
nlahed rooms: board If desired. Ap
ply 104 West Grace.
RENT—TWO BRIOHT CON
_ rooms, also back parlor; 8a
Third. Phone Madison 4200-J
FOR
FOR RENT—TWO OR THREE LAROE
-_and small rooms, excellent lo
cation. Phone Madison 7440-j.
NICELY-FURNISHED ROOMS
ON
ZdMtfewrgy. near Broad; convenient
to hath; me Of parlor. Phone 4008.
FURNISHED ROOMS POfr LIGHT
---^4 ,wa single room#
rent. 410 North Seventh.
ROOMS FOR LIGHT
for rant 411 North
JSD ROOMS. LARds ANTD
• 10 Bast Franklin street.
fOOT‘fkMB LARGE
' easeUent ‘
rooms home
BTTgfrar’BTOTO
by NOONAND
OORPORATION,
ntun. LOT « ABOUT 200;
. brand-saw gix*roo8i frame bouse,
wtjh closets sad pastrlra; larva oak
grove; Wg m of bW-bulldtnoi at
\ atop, FtMMbwi car line. Mm,
■„ *1.660; ft SO cash, balance aa rent by
month.
SIX-ROOM
Taylor
good houae; only *1.IS#.
7 SB, WEST
lot; detached
NINE-ROOM FRAME HOUSE; NICE
lot; detached house; Robinaon atreet j
near Main; only 11,600.
SEVEN-ROOM BRICK HOUSE,
Cary atreet. near Jefferson Hotel;
only 62.SOO.
SEVEN-ROOM HOUSE AND FIVE [
lota, at Highland Springe; only
*1,750.
THREE LOTS AND SIX-ROOM
honae at Highland Springs; only!
61.000.
SIX-ROOM HOUSE. PANTRIES,
china press, bath, etc.; nice home;
Highland Park; only 62.500. '
FIVE NEW ~hSmE8. BARTON
Heights; dirt cheap. About 6300
cash and balaitee like rent. Get one.
WE HAVE A BIO LOT OF HOMES.
Chelsea HiU, at prices cheaper than
coat of building; 650 cash, balance
monthly. Get one.
TWO FIVE-ROOM HOUSES. ONE
six-room house, Fulton, renting for
613 per month; 62,00 gets all three.
LOT 152 BY 108 AND GOOD 8IX
room house. Temple street; only
83,000. Big speculation here.
LOT 45 BY 160 AND SEVEN-ROOM
house, all for 81,866; house coat more
to build It; William atreet.
13-4 ACRES, FIVE-ROOM HOUSE,
at Glen Allen; only *1.350; terms.
LOT 132 BY 290. HIGHLAND
Springs, at atop, and four-room
houae; good out-buildings and plenty
shade; price, 8760. t_.—- -.
AND PLENTY OUT-BUILDINGS.
See u» If you want to buy or eell.
NOONANDSON REALTY CORPO
RATION.
_____ v
TWO NICE HOUSES ON FOREST
Hill car line, near 2600 block; dirt
cheap; owners want to sell bad.
Let ns show them. NOONANDSON
REALTY CORPORATION.
SUBURBAN BARGAINS BY GAR
RETT A CO.
*4.250—10 ROOMS: CORNER: ALL
conveniences; 60x120 feet.
*3,750—8 ROOMS, RECEPTION
hall, bath, range, hot and cold
water, electric lights.
*3.600—7 ROOMS, ALL CONVEN1
ences.
*3.650—6 ROOMS; ELECTRICITY,
latrobe. Ac.; 50x120 feet.
*3,900—6 ROOMS; BATH, ELEC
trlctty. latrobe. range, shade,
closets in all bed-rooms; 8700
cash, balance monthly.
*2.600—8 ROOMS; BATH. PANTRY
wired for electricity.
*4,000—10 ROOMS; BATH, PANTRY,
cellar: well built; hot air heat
LOT 165x136 FEET AT *8.00 PER
foot.
*3,000—7 ROOMS; BATH. PORCHES;
62x148 feet.
*3,250—7 Booms,
feet.
*4,000*—7 ROOMS;
houses;—elf
NEW; 62x141
BATH; OUT
tricity; modern.
*5,150—10 ROOMS; 2 LARGE HALLS
and porches; bath, etc.
LOT—NICE 62 FOOT LOT; 6I2.0O pel
foot.
- Phone Monroe 72S.
GARRETT * CO..
__ 1®*9 East Main street.
SPECIAL FARM"BARGAINS BY
OARRETT A CO.
NO. 229. *12,500-1.0*8 ACRES IS
Charlotte county, adjoining thriv
ing town; half mil# from railroad:
175 acre* in fine low ground; bar
gain.
NO. 81*. *S,500-187 ACRES IN HAN
«nr«r county; half mil# from R. R;
at* miles to Richmond; good dwell
ing and excellent land.
NO. 198. 14.500—110 ACRES IN HAN
ovar county, (onveaiaiit to Rich
mond. This is a fln# truck farm.
NO. 199. 82,500—32 1-$ ACRES IN
Henrico county, convenient to car
line; near Ashland; 8-room house;
rtco county, close to railroad; 8-room
house; store and blacksmith shop.
NO. 194. *4,000—104 ACRES. FIVE
mile* from Richmond, on fln# road;
fOOd building*.
so „Ut- acres, eight
miles and on splendid road; rood
building*; in splendid command
NO. 174, *5,504—49 ACRES; FINE
truck term; ^ Iw&lpg and
out-buildings; exoeOent lanii con
venient to school and
NINE-ROOM DETAi
Wants
twccr
- nervous Uni ittawk
»tal Soleatiet; MhnmHi
**rmMoV*r*. AddSsJTMHhls 3
"couparwffH
SJH to nt board near
Virginian.
TJ?TT
WAfn^WIPIf ''*.
HAITI
Tonic. If not natUBod go to the drug
g!»t and gat your monay bests- -—
rlgknothlns,
you
HOt g£ _
Ff’nrmrnv
Hama^Hawltf C,o.*3flW'.tBroad"rtrief.
al* work guaranteed. Phone. Madi
Fifth atraat; wall paptri. room
moulding, etc., high olaaa work; low
Mt prlc*«’ Investigate
KEEK INTEREST
IKSEMDir
Senior Eight Oared Shell Rgc
is Main Event of National
Regatta. y
WASHINGTON. Aug. IS.—in terra
in the second day* races of the na
tlonal regatta, keyed up by the cl os
nmanes and In tome cates unexpected
results of yesterday’s races, rote to i
nigh pitch to-day. it centered to
the most part on the senior eight
oared shell race, the main event o
the regatta, and there was enough un
certainty about the result to make an
entpr look good as a winner, fn sev
eral of the other events also th
merits of the oarsmen had been a
little tried out in a Wg regatta tha
the experts had no ground to stam
on In picking winners. Precaution
were taken to prevent the foultm
which occurred at the start of two o
yesterdays races, and the arrange
menta were perfected to prevent vari
ous mishaps which marred the firs
day’s racing.
The program was made up of th
following events:
Association single sculls; senlo
/our-oared shells; intermediate shells
quadruple scull shells (senior); cham
plonehip single sculls and the senlo
dlght-oared sheila
The entries in association sing)'
scull (senior) Included nine of tin
most prominent scullers'-tn the coun
try.
In the senior fours were entered thi
Minnesota#, of St. Paul; the Mount
City Bowing Club, of St. Louis: tbi
Argonauts, of Toronto; Arundel#, o
Baltimore; Potomac a. of Washington
ten train, of St. Louis, and Ottawas
of Ottawa.
In the intermediate single sculli
wcre entered six crac oarsmen.
In the quadruple scull shells (sen
ior> were entered the New York Ath
letlc Club and the Naaeau Club, o
New York *
The entries for the senior eight
oared shells were the Potomaca, o
Washington; Vespers, ot Phi lad el
phia; Argonauts, of Toronto, and th<
Ottawa Club, of Ottawa.
Although the Vespers of Phlladet
phia, were the favorites In the bi|
eight-oared race, the Canadian crews
who showed fine form in yesterdayi
races, were picked to give them <
strong puli if they did not win. Thi
Potomac*, of Washington, wars ex
pected'to make a great showing also
Many of the best oarsmen of th<
country were matched against sack
other in the single events. The asso
ciation single scull race was expected
to bring out new championship tim
ber. in the championship Singh
sculls the veteruna Miller. Sheppard
and Mehrhof were the contestants
the odds being slightly in favor
Ktrmr. aespue Mchthor* good~iSow-~
g yesterday.
Pear of the Western- and Canadian
clubs was less to-day, although the
Argonauts, of Toronto, were dtrongty
backed.
Detroit __
DETROIT, August*. 11—-*arl Wil
s-n. the pitcher whom the futtroi
American League baseball club se
ured from Peoria, wag released »<
■Toronto in the Eastern League. R
v-sy be recalled nest spring.
i Font Royal Defeats Stresharg.
FRONT ROTA*
TAL VA.. August It
^ront Royal defeated Strasburg yes
erday in a seven-inning game. 6 to
i. Tha. visitors could do nothing with
Dalton's delivery.
FDHESEES KIT FUTHE
FOR BMIS«
P. J. Egan, Saw York Real Es
tate Man Impressed With Busi
ness Opportunities Here.
Kirhmond may *oon haws another
real estate dealer an a lares seals in
the person of Mr. F. J, inn. of New
York, who has been la the oily for
several days looktac ovur . tits Held,
and who is thin kina seriously of mak
in* the Vlretala espial his home.
Mr. Scan Is enthuMsatls over Rich
ntond. for which h* predicts a «reat
business future. He believes the city
Is eventually dsstiaed to become oat
of tho chief , Industrial marts sf tit*
South. _-j_.
"Richmond is a food otty sad is
ssttiac hotter rlsht alone." aald Mr.
. "TWa is lar«ely bosasss titers
Is an almost satire absence of ssmllon
vMktss or of the pM*ttak*«tftefc i
•oilemea which era found at the bet
tern of so many town boosts In the
Nbrth and IheWeeM Heal estate berew 1
Cor instance, is steadily Increases la i
vatua. and for every advanos there is |
a reason. Frequently, you know, prices ,
LIGHT IDWHCfS
MADE ON MINUET
Opening Very Brisk With Good
f Demand Resulting in Rise
of Quotation.
NEW YORK. Aufuit 1*.—There
era* a brisk demand for stocks at the
opening of the stocK market to-day,
with many >«aue« making moderate
advances, but the gains were not well
held and recessions were noted ail
through the list. At the end of fifteen
minutes, however, the tone became
steady, with the majority of issues
showing alight galnf.
Pronounced strength developed In the
market following the receeeton Just
after the opening, and the upward
movement carried prices to new high
figures for the week.
Government bonds unchanged: other
bonds steady.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Americas Best Sugar...,..
Am. Agr. Cham. Co.
AlHe-Cb aimer*.
Allis-Chamber*, pfd.
Amalgamated Copper. •, •
Amerieaa Can.
Americas Can. pfd.
Amerieaa Car * Fdy.
Amerieaa Car A Fdy. pfd..
Amerieaa Cottoa OU.
Amerieaa tocemotlr*.
Amerieaa Locomotive, pfd.
Amerieaa Sees!ting........
Amerieaa Sugar.
Amer. TeU aad Tel. Co ...
Amerieaa Tobaaeo. com..,
Americas Tobaaeo. pfd....
Aaaeoode Copper_....
Atehleea....
Atlantic Coe** Line.......
Baltimore end Ohio.
Brooklyn Rapid Tranelt. ..
Canadian Pacific..
Cham peaks sad Ohio.
Chicago Greet Western...,
Chla. Mil. end St. Paul....
Chi. sad Northwestern....
C, O. w . pfd_....._
Central feather..
Colorado Fuel aad Iron....
Colorado aad Southern....
Colo, and Sooth., let pfd..
Col. aad South., Sd pfd...
Coaeolkleted Gee.
Delaware aad Hudaon.
Dearer aad Rio G.. rom...
Drawer aad Rio G„ pfd....
DMiHere*6ee. Cor..
Erie...
Erie, let pfd.
Erie, 3d pfd. .
General Kiaetrte.
Gnat Northern, pfd......
Greet North. Ore. CUe_
IiUaoie Central..
lat. Metropolitan.
lat. Metropolitan, pfd....
lat. Mer. Marian, eom_
at. Mer. Marias, pfd.
lateraational Paper.
International Paper, pfd...
Kansas City So., com.
Kinase CRy So., pfd.
Uuiseflle aad Nashville...
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Richmond f*M« aaautnrr.
Richmond, Va_ Aug. l*, if!
■TATB SECUKITU* Bhu a*
Worth Carolina, la. e. Ill, ... .
Va. la. Old C. and R.. im »S
Vi. Cant art as *-*, C. and K.
mi . .'.*«* i
C1TT SECURITIES
Kanohaatar City.
Richmond City la R. list*
lin-m)
railroad bonds.
. C 1* R. R. Con. Tr. Ip. e 91
CD Ctto. lad.
and O. Qaa Mtr. *%a . 100
a. Rac, lot. la. C, im,.m
aorgla Sou. and Fla. 1945 1»«
a. and Ala. Co*, la. mi ioj
artoik and Waal. Hr. la. _
or,*and West Does in XliV 1?!
lab. **« Dan. Gold la C
m« .....a**
inboard Air ldna. la 19*0 a *
NEW YORK. Aug. 13—After open.
In* steady at an advance of a point -
to a decline of S points, tha cotton
market this mornin* eased on a •cat-'5'
tcrlng liquidation and local hear pra#>
ture. Gable* were about as doe,
there seemed to be better prospects
for showers in the Southwest MjS§
Sunday.
Cotton prices: August. 15.0at
September. 14.38 6 42; October, 1U1
#«•: December. 13.57 9 65; January*
13.50951; March. 13.659S0; May,
13.60981; July, lS.ei9(5.
Bank Statement. .
NEW' YORK, Aug. is—The weekly
bank statement shows the foUewfwr
changes:
Reserve on all depoaits. Increase,
$4,218,476. 7258
Reserve on deposits other than
S., Increase, $4,313,500. ^Hg
Roans, increase, fl5,10.09; "aSI
Specie, lnoresee. 112.033.700. 'rM
legal tenders, decrease, $1,117.50.:
Deposits, increase. $35.•87,709. . |
Circulation, increase. $107,300. is
Tout loans. $1,334,305,300. v;®
The surplus of the banks Is 565,*-'.
673,825, as compared with fM,7»4,»*ii
a year ago apd $00,014,535 two year* >
Ex-Lightweight Champion
at Rest After Losing Hopei*
Last Battle. ....
BALTIMORE. MD, August f£^¥|j§|
funeral of Joe Gena will take place
thta afternoon at 1 o’clock from Wlutt
coat Methodist Episcopal church, lax.
ington and Pine streets. There was an
early morning service at the Gans re*bw
dence for the family, and at t o'clock
the body was then.removed to
church, where It wtu remain until
ter the church services. This whs
cided upon yesterday by the fan
in order to give the hundreds of Rep«
pie who will be unable to attend tha |
funeral a last chance to view the body
of the dead champion. Rev, OthMnL 1
Cummin*#. ,of the Asbury Methodist
Episcopal church, conducted the e***y i j
services at the home. t ^
The church services will be in charge '
of Rev. Alfred Young, pastor*of What* J.
coat church. He will be assisted by .
Rev. Cummings and Rev. F. R. Wll- ”
Hams.
A feature of the church service will
be the music. The dead master of the
lightweights was a great lover of tnt|%!
sic. It was announced at the G
home last night that Lloyd tilfaha.
well-known colored tenor, and Mel
TunstsU, a colored barytone singer,
coming from New York and wlH
rive here this morning in time for
services to sing several favorite hyi
of the deceased. ■"*
All yesterday floral pieces arrives
the house. They were placed on
sides of the »Uk-lined casks}, in
parlors. A steady stream oF vttl!
called to pay their respects, am
them being several businese and j*
feesionai men of this city.
The Whatcoat church seats ah
L600 gfesntn. and it is thought I
every seat win be occupied when
service begins. The pail-bearefa ’
be members of tils Elks. Knights
Pythias and or the Silver Borings i
clai Club. 61 all oif which the dsasa
was a member. :
Among the floral pieces which ’
decorate the casket and church pi
form to-day. will he some fro*'";
following admirers of «M former pw
tstic Thr M—> ^"fir Kr
ing Journal. E. Very Stokes, Abrah
U liman, Alexander Hemsley; a la
pillow of flowers from Mrs. Joe (Sa
a floral piece from Mm Wallace Smi
a beautiful chair, entitled the chi
plan's seat,- from Joe Barrett; a
tifui design from Mrs. William C
a wreath from Hurry Lyons; a
some floral tribute fro* Howard
able; a floral pises from Hiss
Fisher; a handsome design fiftfl
beys of Leach's Hotel; a noth*
Jim Robinson: one fro* the Ki
of Pythias; a magnificent floral
from the Monumental' Brew*
handsome one from Mr. WlINg
Strain; end. beautiful fterel^ri
brances from John W. Hawfcloa
riah Gan a, Julia and ffslur Q*
a pretty floral design from 3. Alt
and many others. a
BOSTON. August II.
:omplaiat» to make aid
ton American club top
«d,” mid Harry Lord,
third baseman, when ht
the Mub headquarter* I
“This deal with Chica
turprise. Not that I h
i gainst Chicago, but I
.n the East where t uoul
amtiy Before I *w»
tome body wilt have to t

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