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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-14
PRESIDENTIAL Nomination. Confirmed.

WAsurNeroS, y. C.. March 13.-The
Senate met at noon. and remained in
crct session until 2.3o, and then az
iOulned
The Senate in executive session to-day
confirmed the following nominations.
Arthur G. Mclfetie. 10 be Governor of
Dakota. and Luther B. Richardson
secretary of Dak08: Cornelius n SAN
ford. Chief Justice of the Supreme
court. Washington Territory; George.
W. Irwin Marshal Of Montana Terri
tory; Smiley VI. Chambers United States
Attorney for the district of Indiana;
George :. BatchcIor. of New York. 10
be Assistant Secretary OF the Treasury.
Albert G.. Porter, Minister 10 Iiaiy;
John a. Enander, Minister 10 Denmark
Walker Blaine Examiner Of Claims for
thc state Departments also a number of
postmastcrs
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OYSTER PIRATES CAPTURED.
Captain seth Poster Gets In His work \
Iunatic In jain win Ross.

GLOUCESTER c. H., VIA. WEST PoIXT,
March l3-About 3 O'Clock this morn
ing Captain Foster, Of the steamer Ches.
apeakc, oyeIhauled two dredging boats
OF Gwynns Island. The boats were
under fall sail with no lights up. They
had about twelve hundred bushels of
oysters aboard There were oysters IN
The dredges, and fresh oysters were on
the decks The vessels were the
Samuel Washington Of Tappahan-
mock. Va, Captain " J. White.
and the Ostrich of Crisfeid Md Cap
tain J. II. Brussels. The Chesapeake
took the vessels into East river, and the
men we're taken before Justices A. j.
Miller and Lemuel James as Mathews
Courthouse The captains were bailed
for FIVE hundred dollars each The crews
consisting of ten white and nine colored
men, are IN charge Of the sheriff. They are
required to give bail in the sum of lily
dollars each All viii be presented be
fore the grand jury at the April term Of
The County Court. The oysters will be
sold Some wears ago the Legislature of
Virginia relieved Captain Bussells OF a
five hundred dollar fine imposed for the
violation of the oyster law.
The personal property Of George
Hughes was appraised to-day. Ross has
a good appetite and is cheerful He is
visited every day by his wife and other
members Of his family A noisy lunatic
was put in the Jail this afternoon Ross
asked 10 be removed 10 the hotel This
Vas not done The lunatic is now quiet.
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LEXINGTON
a Big Enterprise 10 he Started al Bnena
Vista.

Special 10 the TimosI
LrxHGroN. Va. March 13-The
Green Forest Iron and steel Company
organized here to-day and at once made
application TO the Circuit Court for a
charter Of incorporation, which viii he
granted the first thing in the morning.
The object of the company is TO build a
ten or twenty ton charcoal furnace and q
seventydve ton coke furnace at Buena
Vista The Bucna Vista company has
granted a free site, ore, fiuX and wood
for charcoal for one year In the char
ter Captain G. +. Jordan is named as
president and general manager T f.
McCorkle, secretary and treasurer, with
B. c. Moomaw, Jay Hugh wills, c II.
Eninger. + T. McCorkle. C. T. Jordan,
of Rockbridge, Mosbv II Payne, of
Lvnchburr and +. \. Baylor of Staun-
ton directors. The minimum capital is
Sj00JO, maximum S3,000U00 The char
coal furnace D. TO cost $4,000, with the
same amount of working capital. 1t is
to- he built and operated at once \
large body of manganese was located on
the Buena Vista tract yesterday
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The Daily Tiiac~ " VIII.
~ soon ~ vraCtlCabic,
move it> entire plant and
Office tO the first ilO0r OF
Che large and COmI1odiOuN
bnilding No. 9Ot East Vain
street. recently occupied
bS VIM. Mitchell y 60.
lyasing added largely 90
ghc former outfit. shc
.. Ebaiit Einscs j. NOW pre-
pared 20 fuIni all the re-
quisilc@ Of a live, progress
iVc uSW spapcr.
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THE PLINED KNIGHTS son GETS
FAT OFFICE.
PRESIDENTIAL APPOINTMENTS
CONFIRNED BY THE SENATE.
SENATOR FRNtS sPECfAI COMMIT
Tff On Pacific RAILROADS.
Preliminary Report on the Cont Pro-
duct Happenings of Interest
I'm the National
Capitol.

WAsuNGroN. ID. G.. March l3.-The
President sent 20 the Senate to-day the
following nominations Eugene Schuy-
Ter. of New York. TO be- Assistant Sec
retary of State. vice George h. Riycs
resigned Walker Blaine. OF Maine. to
be Examiner OF Claims tor the Depart.
ment Of State, vice Francis Wharton
deceased Cyrus Buzzy, Of New York
city, to be Assistant Secretary of the In
terror, vice David l.. Hawkins, resigned
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PHILADELPHIA, March l3 -Pairicb
DOYLE aged forty year, was committed
i0 prison go day. charged with a fcl0.
nuu- assault On bis teu-vear-old daush.
tef Lizzie Doyle was detected in thC
oct by his wife on her arrival home from
early morning mass. She caused
hcf husbands arrest. and at the
hearing the child stated that her father
had been badly treating her during the
pas, four wears OF late Doyle has pro.
ic-,ed great piety. and insisted upon his
wife attending early mass. To-day Mrs.
Doyle laid the facts, Il, stated. before the
priest of her church. and he advised the
prompt arrest OF DOYLE
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FEGHTNG MoNoPoLY.The Illinois
Legislature last week took important
steps in regard to the telephone monop'
oly and in spite Of powerful lobby the
senate has passed bill reducing the
rental of telephones in Chicago from
1925 and 800 to S75 per year, and sim
liar bill will be reported fayorably by the
House Judiciary Committee The bill
provides Tor the following rates In eli
ties or villages having population of
10000 inhabitants ormore, - perm0nth;
in cities OF villages having population
of 35, 900 and less than $4,000 inhabi-
tants, 81 per month in cities, towns OF
villages having population OF less than
35 900 inhabitants, and all other places
S3 per montb.-Bah. Sun.
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WAsmN0I0N. y {. March IA
telegram received from san Francisco at
t.e Navy Department to-day stated that
ihc cruiser Charleston would be- ready
for her dock or steam trial in about three
weeks According 10 the contractors
Champ Bros, the Baltimore will be ready
i'm July but the Government Inspector
thinks she cannot be put in condition
before September or October The gun
boat Petrel which is being built at Balti-
more, viii be- ready in about two months.
barring accidents, and The Philadelphia
in about wear
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CAPTAIN +. ". DAWSON.
Comments of the Press on Hi, Death


Mr. Dawson was a power for good in
the new South His ideas were those Of
progress. He was man OF progress, he
steadily counseled the people Of the
South to bury dead things and take hold
Of living opportunities, 70 stop talking
about things as they were before the
war" and take intelligent account OF
things as they are and should be. His
loss will be felt in the States for whose
political and social advancement be had
done so much.-N Y Times.
SEVERE Loss TO SOUTH CAROLINA.
Mr.. Lawsou's lamentable death will be
a severe loss 10 South Carolina and 10
the Democratic party His energetic
work and prudent counsels were Of great
value 10 the National Democratic Com
mittee in three Presidential campaigns.
y J. star.
VALUABLE TO TIRE WHOLE COUNTRY.
The assassination Yesterday Of Cap.
tain +. W Dawson, editor Of the Charles
ton Nsrs and Courier, was misfortune
10 the South in more than one sense
Captain Dawson was not Only one Of the
advanced journalists Of that section, but
he was social power as well. The az.
gressiye independence of his newspaper
made him conspicuous in his section
while his progressive temperament and
his broad views rendered him most yalu-
able 10 the whole country. He was
marching in the vanguard OF the New
soLth.-Nee Yogk World
ONE OF THE BEST MEN.
In the language Of Senator Gorman
'bv the death Of Captain Dawson the
south has lost one Of its best men. and
champion who was ever foremost in
every matter OF material interest OF
benefit 70 that section"
Expressions OF coincidence with the
widow and her two little ones were uni
yersal, and among army people, by
whom Captain Dawson was mighty es
teemed for his manly qualities Of head
and heart, the deepest sympathy was
manifested. - Washington Pest
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e1ne coai PRODUCT OF ,nc United sfate..

g1ho Coal Product OF the United States.
WAsWNoroN March l3-Mr. Charlie.
A A-hhgmer has just submitted to the
United states Geological Survey pre-
imnary report ON the coal product OF
thc United States II shows the total
production 0i coal of all kinds increased
from l2a9,j.5j, short tons i'm 1887 90
Ill.363.el4 tons in 1855. The value
iu 1857 was Sls2.55G.S31. which
increased to S2oS,l le9.s0G i'm lsss
The increased production is shared by
every important coal-producing region
Pennsylvania anthracite. including
c0lHcry c0nsumptions. increased from
420-s. .l91 short tons In 1887 10 iG,j6s.
0J1 iu l-ss. with q corresponding in
crease in value To- SSS.il4000
Aahamn. Kentucky Colorado, Wyo
ming. Washington Territory, and Mon
Wua. show large increases. while a
sleht decrease Is noticed ia Indiana
Georgia, and Michigan
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Henry George la London.

LONDON, March l3-Henry George
delivered lecture at Camberweu TO-
night before large and extremely en-
thusiastic audience. His hearers piled
him with questions, all OF which were
manifestly answered satisfactorily. 1t is
noticeable that each Of Mr. George
successive visits to England is attended
by large increase of interest in his
fIaorfos
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FALL RIVER. Mass, March l3-rhe
third day of the big struggle between
the manufacturers and weayers shows
the situation TO be practically unchanged
About .000 looms are running to-day,
and many of the factories have aban.
doned all attempt to work their weaving
departments
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FOREIGN NEWS.
THE AMERICAN BASE BALL TEAM
PLAY A TIGHT GAME N ENGLAND.
PROCEEDINGS Of THE PIRNELL
COMMISSION YESTERDAY
sHERIDAN's PRICE FOR TEsrIFYING
FOR THE TIMES"
The Case for the Times" Finished. and
the Court Adjourned iii Aprii-Ad
dItionsi News From the other
Side OF the Atlantic.

LONDON, March i3.-Thc second game
between the American base ball teams
was played on Lords grounds to-day
There was large attendance, and the
playing was spirited The score was
All America. :. Chicago. q.
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PERHAPS no local disease has puzzled
and bafiled the medical profession more
than nasal catarrh. While not imme.
diately fatal, ii is among the most dis
hressing, nauseous aud disgusting ills the
flesh is heir 10, and the records show
very few or no cases of radical cures OF
chronic caiarrh by any Of the multitude
OF modes Of treatment until the intro
duction Of Ely's Cream Balm few years
ago. The success of this preparation
has been most gratifying and surprising
purpose leaving heref'
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-14

4 Malone Republican Heris Heavy
Weight at a CoI0red Lawyer.


spe ial 20 the TMUsl
PETERSBURG, March l3-The Con
yressional contest here between Mr T.
c. Yenable, Who very properly holds the
seat, and John W. Langston, has been
marked by some merry features. This
afternoon there was sensational climax
in well-known law Office in this city
Nr Wayerly y Ragland, Malone Re.
publican, and notary public in addition
was addressed by Mathew Lewis. a
coiorei lawyer, representing Langston.
in terms which hc could not stand lie
replied briefly and the upshot OF the
matter was that he hurled a heavy weight
at Lewis. which if The later bad not
lodged il. would have been accompanied
By serious results
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4 LADY DESIRES EMPLOYMENT,
y wifi go "a Companion 10 LADY. assist in
light household duties quot mcuiun, d, willing
tO make herself useful IN a hospliahie home.
Reference exchanged. Address Mis-, \. T..
care tditOr 0f the TINES mhl2 lt'
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A COWARDLl HUSBAND.
Desperate EGort to XIII His Wife and
Then himself.

ERIE. PENS., March l3.-Adam Lanix,
wagonmaker brutaliy assaulted his
wife to-day, dragging her into a bed
room. kicking and pounding her in
a terrible manner While she lay
prostrate he made an unsuccessful
attempt to cut her throat The woman
managed to escape from him, and as she
fed. Lanix drew the knife across his
own throat. When the officers arrived
he had nearly severed his wrist, aud hls
throat was cut from ear to ear. His wife
is not expected to live, having been in
iefnally injured
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CHICAGO. Ill. March l3.--The West
Madison-street police this morning found
great quantity of dynamite. both in
bulk and in cartridges, giant powder
and Illuminating caps. in the b0at-h0use
at Dorlield Park. They are greatly ex.
cited over the find
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vice 4 dmirai Jaures iii,

PARIS, March 3.-Nice Admiral jaures
was seized with ht in the Place De
Concorde this afternoon, and is in dying
condition tonight.
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PETERSBURG March l3-Gwdtmey's 5
peanut factory at Dispu,anta was burned
10 the ground last night The loss is
heavy An incendary is supposed TO
have been responsible for the fire.
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We fear no popular uprising when we
declare Mr.. Frederick Gebhard to be
perhaps the most attractive dead-wall
Mrs. Langtry ever pasted an advertise
ment upon Wdslingt0H Post.
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ELLETr- Entered into rest, March igfh
Lot isE LfyiNGs ION ynaDscsi dansbta. OF
the late James aud Mar, Hudson Eell'tt
Funeral service at II. sanes Church 10
DAY "a hursdsyt At IL o'clock. IT.
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'ALUABLE LAND IN THE CITY OF RICH
MONp AND IN THE COUNTY
ADJOINING THE sOCTHwEsrERN LIN
lrs OF SAID CITY.

By virtue ot DEGREES Of tho hancery c. urt
OF Richmond, pronounced on the 2Gtn OF Janu-
hry ami iith oi Aafeh, so. I'm h. snt therein
de ending under the short sfflc OF Untou
Bank of Richmond. &c. 10. John h. Harvio,
Nc.,' the undersigned, special commissioners.
Will auet 10. -a.e, 9n the Ireslises, fB, 81 ow>
ing REAL ESTATE. of which the faid John
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S0> North Fifth Street
PROPOSALS


Htrthsi rPEurSTFNDyNr'- OFFfct.
Byrd STREET. STATION
Nt. .haUND, "a. February 9Th is,s.
\LALLD PROPOSALS ARE IN
'I'ni fOl the grading. masonry and bfI.g
rfni miles oi railroad. CONNECTING fhp
o. N'hi. tfrieiicsstufg ana POtOna and
iNnlHl und Fcicr.hiirg fqtl,oads nr.,
n'iil' Va. including high bri0ge across
.. 'afils 90 james river the masonry and
.nfh ~ Nhich viii be- let separately
i'NIlr an1 spcclhcatlOus may b. seen 40
2. . ifgr-sar infnimation vii be- provided
a' ''- o1ice March 5th prs
N VII ?" op nst dafch 9th proN.. fhe
.tni frsefYing the fieht o. reject any on
lh,in T.. 4 o. MYTHS.
ff~~tbNnu. Dtnoi al cuI sfinteudent.
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THE HUGUEsoTs USED iar, horehound
and wild cherry for coughs and colds
and with good effect, and their descend
ants continue To use the same in DR.
Dayid's Cough Syrup of tar hcrehound
and Wild cherry.
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The following lots Df GROU Nd.
each 80 feet. NJ laid down Ia the plan
-. liaryie, made by A. Y. Lee, sur
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OFFICE OF 7HE CITY AUDITOR. I
RfcnNoSD, "a, March y, 1859. J
fIIff

The license taxes OF 1859 have been assessed
and placed 20 the Office tor he inspection Of
all concerned.
Tuc-e assessments iuclude all persons liable
10 a class or specific faN for l-sg. and Will re.
main Iu this office uufila
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 2O. lS,9.
The Committee ON Finance viii meet in the
Chuuccfy Count ROOM, Guy liall Ou Thursday
aud Friday. the 2lsf ana '.do March. between
the hours a. . ana Z. NJ. Tor the purpose Of
hearing and considering appeals from said as
. -c-sintnfs. AT persons concerned are notified
10 attend these meetings Of the lmm.ft.r. as
no change ot classification cr tax will att r
ward boz made. except boy order oi the tlty
Council OF recommendation Ot the Finance
Committee.
NH list MILES TURPIN. Auditor.
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DENVER, Col, March l3.-Fire today
in the King block caused losses amount.
ing TO si45,O with insurance Of S7s,-
900. Loss on building $4,000; partly
insured
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TELEGRAPIIIC TICKS.

FALL RIVER Mass March l5-les-
than 500 looms were running This morn
ing ai eleven mills Twenty three weave
rooms were entirely closed of The 800
iooms few were uu hy wcavcrs Loom
hXcrs continuc 20 be discharged for re-
fasint io run looms The ranks
off fhc strikers grew larger to-day
Tie Sing Phillip, Granite
snl American Linen Mill. shut down to-
day Others are expected 90 close to-
morrow The shutdown is practically
complete The boaId of arbitration can
I0 nothing unless solicited by both sides
.toacf They have advised return 10
H0rk pending settlement, but
flr uraycr decline fhi. proposal un-
'.-. some cOrrc-pO -pOnleninr cOnces-
~.4ls arc made bv the mills.
They arr willing fo appoint Il
committee to meet manufacturer, com.
miuec. in presence 0t the arbiiralOrs
Nith view 90 20 settlement The arbi-
'mois Will iv tO have this plan acted
Ou tomorrow u the manufacturers
consent to meeting. y WILL IN ii'cli' be
victory for the wcayers, Who iOr
year past. have sought
such conference. only t1 meet with hai
refusal from the manufacturers u the
latter yield i0 the request now, it will
probably he owing to the unexpected
siren lh OF the strikers The Wcavcr
themselves, as well "a, the manuiac-
furels. arc surprised W tho complete sue
cess oi tuc movement All is quiet and
.r.tfr|r
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| OsT. - ON MAIN STREET BE.
II twccn Laurel AMI iiclviderr. or some
whore In the ncighoorhOod OF Rita station,
t~o return trip tokrls 10 ~ashinstOn 1hc
indei Will be rewaldsd Oy returning them 10
NJ. IA West Nsia street. nhlt-lt
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THE PARNELL COMMISSION
case for the Times" Finished amt the
Court AdJOurns Til April

LONDON, March l3.-At the sitting OF
the Parnell commission to-day, Mr.
-Oames, solicitor for the Times. testified
that he had found that the local police of
Cork believed Coffee, the Cork reporter,
who testified yesterday that statement
he had made to a policeman was abso-
lutely false. Coffee signed the statement
in witness Office and said he would tes-
tify that 1t was true Coffee had not
received the full sum to which ne was
entitled Witnesses for the Times re-
ceived from los to f3 3s. daily.
On cr0ss-examination by Mr. Biggar,
Mr.. Soames testified that he sent Kirby
20 America to see Sheridan. who asked
5000 10 come to London and testify
for the Times Witness on receipt Of
this information, Immediately recalled
Kirby.
At 800 p, VI. Attorney-General Web
ster announced that the case for the Times
was finished
At the request of Sir Charles Russell.
solicitor for the Parnellites, Presiding
Justice IIannen ordered the release from
prison Of Mr. William O'Brien -, Mr
Timothy Harrington, whom it ID seces-
sary for Sir Charles 20 consult, on condi-
ton that they abstain from agitation
during their liberty.
The court then adjourned until April ,
The American Team in london.
LONDON, March l3-The members OF
the visiting American base ball teams
were driven this afternoon TO the Parlla-
ment buildings in two four horse coaches
The police stopped them at the gates, but
a short detention and the exhibition Of
the Speakers invitation suiilced to allow
them to pass Mr. White, secretary Of
American Legation, and the Speakers
secretary, showed the players about the
houses of Commons and Lords and took
them down into the Crypt After max
ing tour OF the buildings, the players
were taken to the visitors gallery of the
House OF Commons, where they heard
Sir William Harcourt and other mem
bers )eak. The Dean OF Westminster
has invited them 10 a special service TO
I've held at Westminster Abbey Oh sun
day. Secretary White has applied TO the
Royal Master OF the Horse, the Duke Of
Portland, for a special permit for the
players to visit the Queens stables. The
men are greatly amused by the sights of
London, and express themselves as
highly delighted with the urbanity Of
the Prince of Wales, who witnessed
their game Yesterday
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
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T il A N K S !
NOW FOR MORE.

Ancr n weeks trade.--
weii-spcd and full Of ex.
Perience OH your part and
Ours---thanks, plus thanks.
Our success has touched to
the quick all our business
zeal. How pleasant ID il
10 do better than our hopes!
and sell Reliable Clothing
we are sure Of. II il n tri-
butc clear as light 10 our
Reliable Clothing, our
Low Prices. our generous
and advanced principles
OF business, We shnlt
make the NEST of them all
ia future service. Thank
Ing VOu again for 80 gra.
Ci0us and liberal n Begin
niHg Of fyOur good will and
announcement to our bus
sae>>. we press OH for that
fuller measure Of il Of
which this past weeks
trade - auerdOn. We shall
drive eur stakes down
deep. and see 10 ID that
s0u gain "a iirncr conf
dcncc in u> and our goods.
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1870. r. BRANCH. PRED. n. acor1
THOMAS BRANCH h co, BANE
l. ERS ND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
BONDS, S10CkS. and SECURITIES
BOUGHT AND SOLD In this and all the
Northern markets.
We have a private telegraph wire from our
1ttce to AL the Northern exchanges, and car
execute orders tor ACTIVE STOCKS within
4 few minutes OF their receipt AZ our Office.
We .tt quotations every nuar'er of an noOr
which are open tor the iasp- :tion OF on,
customers.
Earliest Information on the subject OF Rail
road and Corporation Securities and Stat,
1Ords.
r.tp1sa pp N~u
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81 LOUIS, Mo, March l3-The Moran
Company bolt and nut factory was
damaged about S90,0 600 by fire this morn
ing.
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VOL, III-NUM BER 903.
TEE DAILN TIMES,

'Etst. DxfEt II NES.
Published every dal III the
year. and shc only Monday
morning daily issued In
iFginIa.
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Grand formal opening of the Board 4
Trade Saloon Friday, March 18th, II
O'Clock. w,th,f,if.
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