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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-23
CHARLOTTESVILLE.
Report on the Escape of bryant
Other MPntiOn.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA July o.
(spccial)-The special grand jury sum
moned TO investigate the escape from ~"
on Thursday night last Of c. NJ. Bryant
the forger. adjourned yesterday il louhd
that none of the officers Of the jail Were
to bIa,,e for the escape of the prisoner
and suggested that steel bars were ne
cessary to hold shrewd criminals.
The Jury. responding TO suggestion
from Judge Duke, made a report as -
the condition Of the jail Flrst' IL l'""N
the cell space inadequate; secondly many
Of the prisoners are held for ouences I'i
from grave. The following remedies were
suggested: % Shorter terms 81 'H-
prisonment I'm cases Of slight ms sue
meanor. and CD enlargement of tho jan
AR L, /. Mckay left Tuesday for New
York. TO meet his mother. who arrived
on the steamship Lain, Of the German
TIovd Company. Mrs. Mckay has been
abroad for nearly four years. spending
her time with her two married daughters.
whose homes are in Switzerland ana
Germany, respectively.
The Albemarle Baptist Association
meets in its lO6th anniversary al AM
herst Courthouse on Tuesday, Angus
17tb This association is composed oil
forty-eight churches. located in me
counties Of Albemarle. Nelson. Amherst
and Fluvanna. representing Total mem
berehip OF 600. Efforts are being pat
forth 10 make this meeting one OF more
than usual interest and profit 70 the
churches. The Rev. +. y. Robertson. OF
Lynchburg will preach the Introductory
sermon.
The Hon. NJ II. McCord, recently APP
pointed Governor Of Arizona by President
Mckinley. and over whose confirmation
there was a vigorous fight. is now IN the
CITY. having come here for the purpo-e
of taking the oath Of Office before CHIEF
Justice Harlan. OF The Supreme Court Of
the United States. who IL delivering ID
course Of lectures before the summer
law class of the University.
POLK Miller gave one Of his delightful
entertainments al Midway last evening
before the School Of Methods teachers.
Argument ia the suit Of Miss Evie j.
BoWcock vs.. the Charlottesville CITY ana
Suburban railway for damages alleged
10 have resulted from carelessness Of the
company was concluded this afternoon.
and the case given to the jury at /
o'clock After remaining out for some
time the jury failed TO agree, and were
accordingly dismissed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-23
*. SakS & Company.

IT, Smith. and Miss Anna Smith, are on
visit 10 Rawloy Springs.
Miss Esther Campbell. OF Harrisonburg
is the guest of Mrs Anne h. Howell
Dr. Lewis McC. Gibbs, of Charleston
$. c.. is visiting his mother. Mrs. \. j.
Gibbs.
Mrs. Guy S Garrett. of Laurens S. c.,
and Mrs r. S. Tutwiler. Of Port Tampa,
Fla. are the guests of Mrs. e. Tutwiler
Miss Rebc Glasgow. of Richmond, is
visiting Miss Argyle Tutwiler.
A teachers institute for the white
teachers of this county will bc held in
the Lexington public-school building for
three days beginning Wednesday, July
18th Among the instructors will be SUI
pcrintendcnt- of-Schoois r. ). Stcarnes. of
Roanoke county; Mrs. VI. f.. Momett. Of
Steoles Tavern; Professor Sidney I.
AIorcland. DR. j. A. Quarles. and Pro-
fcssor W. S. Currell. of Washington and
Leo University faculty.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-23
The EVIDENCE ALLIN
IN THE ALLEGED CONSPIRACY
CASE At NORFOLK.
SURRENDERED BY HIS BONDShAN.
An Immense Crowd I'm the Court
Room Ycstcrdny-i Startling De-
ed Criminal Assault.

NORFOLK. VA. July 22.-(speciaL)-
So dense was the crowd at the opening
OF the Police court this morning that
the continuation Of the hearing Of the
case Of Smith. Hall. and Cannon. charged
with consplring against Mrs. Lillian
Cannon, was adjourned to the spacious
room Of the Corporation Court. The
evidence IS now all in. and the argu-
mcnt, which was opened 10y Common
weaiths-Attorncy Duncan this AFTER
noon, will continue tomorrow. The
most sensational feature Of the trial
to-day was the surrender of Guy Han
one Of the prisoners, by his bondsmah
J. r. Prince. Hall was returned TO jail
In the evidence he most startling de-
veiopment was the testimony Of y. 5
Morris. who stated that Cannon had
declared to him a week after his mar
rage TO Miss Balm that he hated her
and would secure a divorce, no matter
AT what cost. The further assertion was
made that the young husband had cursed
his wife TO friends on the public streets.
The defence A44 HUI Hiti N""'N 90
witness. The case has occasioned the
most intense excitement here. it mas
not "a parallel in the criminal annals
Of tho city.
Mrs. Sadie Whitehurst. Of portsmouth,
has sworn out n warrant. charging
Daniel Herbert (colorcD. with attempted
criminal assault Herbert who hao
been arrested and fined in the morning
for trcspassing I'm the house or Percy
Williams. had paid his fine ana p'en
released from custody. lie was just
leaving the Jail when he WAS rearfeSle"
on the more serious charge. MIS-.
Wbltehurst alleges that she was smell
tered on Tuesday night by the WE OF
Percy Williams. who put her In a spare
room to sleep. She was in partial
stupor when the negro Herbert entered
her room by raising a window. 'he
saws he attempted TO assault her, Dn'
upon being repulsed took away from
ber all the money she had i'm her pos
session. and escaped through the WIN
dow upon hearing the approach OF inc
Williams woman who opened the door
10 the room in time 10 catch sight oi
Herbert. She viii be % witness against
him
Tbirty-one mechanics employed at the
machine-shops Of the Norfolk ana west
ern railway at Lambert Point on
charges Of violating the sabbath have
all been sent on 20 the County Court
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-23
LEXINGTON.
Washington and Lee Law Faculty
PcrsnnnI md OencTnI.

Washington and Lee Law Faculty
Personal and General
LEXINGTON. VA. July 22-tSpe-
c'al1-Thc law faculty no Washington
and Lee University for the coming ses-
sion will DE composed o. the following:
President. William H. Wilson, Ill d.;
Charles A. Grayes NJ. A., Ill. ID, Dean
..I Professor of Common and Statute
I.w. "a. ST. George Tucker NJ. A., b. L.,
I.....-or of Equity and COMMERCIAL
I.. and of Constitutional and lnierna-
t.. Law; William Reynolds Vance
80 49, ph. j., Is. L., Assistant Pro-
f.s.l ol Law.
Iln. The session of IS55-'9S q course
or lectures will be delivered hy President
Wilson 600 the Development ana HIS
t0iy of Modern Parliamentary Systems.
l,r Edward ~. Wilson will be law lie
l.laG.
Iu-e appears to be very strong
suumcut among the Democrats OF Rock
lr.-. county 20 nominate fer me
I.ls. of Dclee1tcs w. i. T. Leech
aul Do S. craig. the present members.
10th of them have made creditahle re-
cords as useful members and the eN-
l.u.u.c they have gained viii be Nilua-
l. io their constituents an the next
ltHiatgrc
I.e Democratic primaries VIII be held
throughout th. county Saturday 10 SCI
bret DELEGATES TO Che Roanoke convention.
r.w ro-t-of1ce has been established
u u..s county ON the Norfolk ana Vest
uu railroad. ana called Marlhrook. the
name hy which the locality has long
boon known j. Rudolph Templtton has
ten appointed pcet-7o' Ser.
Wilson's Sprir & a last assuming us
summer uycty ~ OF those who arc
hr. seeking plea and rest are Mr..
Thomas White ann family. Mr.. Daniel
Welsh and family Major i. w. Hous-
'a ana family. Mr. j. j. Welsh ana
..nIt Che Misses Morris and MIS-.
sme Hrs l.. ! Cochran and family
"ailr James stuart ana family, MI
hatp -oore and family. Or. W. =
N.f, at family. Mr. Gufus Patterson
ava family. Mr.. George Tcaiord ana
family th- Misses Harman. Mrs. KIM
n'ar .nl Miss Susie Klnnear Messrs.
D. sl Wade. j. w Wilson. i. l.. Nc
Gong J. vs.. McClung; Professor d. y
I%ic. ~ McDouough Nd.
Dr add Mrs Henry Alexander wife
are 20 thc Worm Springs
Mrs J.mos IS. Gllock Is visiting her
sister Airs. Vs. D. JoNel. ~ Bessemer
Mich
The Row r. J. McBiyde, rector OF
O. cc-AiemorIal church. left this morning
f'r NeW York where he Will take
steamer for Genoa. lie expects 20 spend
$50 months in Europe. and VIII VISIT
!'y Ireland Eugland GERMANY ond
Switzerland
Mfs IT, T. Cochran. o. Stmuto1. g. the
Tie Rev Henry 81. White. OF VIM
chester is visiting relatives In Lcxins-
iou
Professor and Mrs A. l. Nelson Of
Washington and Lee University. are Wis
Wng AiT and Mrs w s Forester. near
louisville. X.
Mr William n .McEiwce Is visiting
hlenda al Big Stone CAP va.
"'s Thelass J.. Pfssteo AsTs Frank
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-23
TIE COCKADE CITY.
Wanted In Several PInccs-IIe Came
Down the Tree.

DOWh
PETERSBURG, VA. July 22.-(Special)
Tho man Henry French. alias Gordon
alias Rogers. who was arrested in Law
rencevue yesterday is wanted I'm Dln-
widdie. Chesterfield, and Petersburg. The
Chief Of Police went for the prisoner this
morning. and no will be brought back by
the first train. lie will be first tried IN
Petersburg for stealing u wagon and mar
ness. ....,..... ,rtl ~
A meeting OF the stockholders Of the
Richmond. Petersburg. and Carolina
railroad Uhe Virginia and Caroiina) Will
boz held in this city on the 9Th Of August.
when an organization Will be effected ana
definite steps taken towards the con-
structon OF the road.
In the Hastings Court to-day tho SUIT
OF w. Il. Crowder, colored ietter-car-
rier. against Lieutenant r. ). Chandler
Of the police corps. for A.00 damages
for assault and battery was begun.
There are three separate suits brought
by Crowder and his son against Lieu
tenant Chandler for damages. two or
them being for false arrest, and amalnt-
ing in the aggregate TO 500. They VIII
be tried separately.
Last night about 3 O'Clock as Mr.; NJ. II.
Saal was sitting In tho porch or his resi-
deuce on Market street, he heard the
breaking of the limb Of a tree which
stands between his house and ST. Josephs
Catholic school building. on making IN
vestigation as 10 the cause be- was sur
prised 10 see a negro rupidly slide do"n
the trunk and escape In the darkness.
II is supposed that the negro was maxlng
a survey Of the two houses with the sob
iect OF committing burglary.
Mr.. r. NJ Washer and Miss Annie g.
Northirrton were married on Boiling
brook street this morning Row. w. ,.
Leake performing the ceremony.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-23
Snnrcme Court of AppeaIs.

WYTHENILLE VA, July 22.-(Spe-
cial THE following opinions were hand
ed down to-day in the Supreme Court Of
Appeals:
Combs vs.. the Commonwealth From
the County Court Of Wythe county.
Affirmed.
kimban and Fink, receivers OF the
Norfolk ana Western Railroad Company,
rs Carter From the Circuit Court of
NVvthe county Affirmed.
NcDoualds Administrator vs.. Norfolk
aud Western Railroad Company. From
the Circuit Court OF Pulaski county.
Affirmed.
Augustburg Land and Improvement
Company Us. Pepper. From the Circuit
Court OF Wythe county. Reversed.
Powell VS. Town Of Wytheville. From
the Circuit Court OF Wythe county. Re
versed.
Southwest Virginia Mineral Company
rs. Chase. From The Circuit Court Of
Russell county. Amended and affirmed
Bristol Iron and Steel Company VS.
caldwell trustee. ct ais. From the Hust-
inss Court of the city Of Radford. Re
Norsed
Lawson VS.. McGavock, ct ais From
the Circuit Court of Wythe county. Ap-
peal and supersedeas. Bond, $1,000
Wright VS. GoOch etc. From the Hust-
ings Court OF RoShohe. appear ahu
supersedeas Bond. 5000.
Merchants Bank OF Danville vs. Belt
Of a's From the Circuit Court of Dan
VIE Appeal and supersedess. Bond.
S2tN
Photophoolos VS. Commonwealth From
the County Court Of Pulaski Writ of
error refused.
Farmer VS.. the Commonwealth. From
the county Court OF Dickinson. Writ
OF error refused.
uarman VS.. stearns. Petition to re
hear refused.
Hudgins and wife VS.. Simmons ct ais
Petition &c rehear refused.
william VS. Reynolds ct ais Petition
10 rehear refused.
Mathews administrator, VS.. Traders
Rank. Petition 10 rehear refused.
The court adjourned to-day TO meet AZ
stanton on the 7th. instead OF the lVlh
81 September
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-23
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
Df.t,~,~F u Tulv % fgtT

Richmond. Va. July y, 1881.
Auction offerings on Change to-day, 62
packages. and / taken In; highest price,
sci. John r. Jacob q Co. sold "a pack
ages: W. b. Palmer & Co, q packages;
and Shelburne < Co, . packages.
Private sales. Filters u; wrappers. B.:
smokers 8; dark leaf. l6; lugs, IL; scrap,
81. Total 1i2 hOgsheads.
Revenue collections: Cigars and cigar
cites. S5.l3710; tobacco, SSo28. Total,
Messrs C. NJ. Fleming. OF Wilson. y.
L. Belt Rocky Mount; j. r. Rogers
Goldsboro: and w. A. Bobbitt. Kinston,
y c.. were here to-day.
Quite a good demand for brigh, scraps
IN some very good sales. and more proba-
bly, TO be reported.
Good sales OF sun-cured on Change to-
morrow.
II was reported In these columns a
few days since that Mr. +. .. Bransford.
OF Mullins s. c.. was In the city which
we now find was a mistake, and wish TO
correct
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-23
MONEY OR BLOOD.
The Pistol in the mn City--So
One Hurt.

LYNCHBURG. VA, July 2.-(speciaD
Considerable excitement was created on
Main street I'm front OF tho National Elk
change Bank about noon to-day by
rencounter between b. v. Hughes, vice.
president Of the defunct Traders Bank,
and G. o. Burford, well-known mer-
chant. Burford was a depositor or GER
tihcate at the bank at the time ot lts
collapse TO the amount Of several nun
bred dollars. Hughes became guarantor
on Burford's certificate. and had prornis-
ed from time 10 time, 80 Burford claims,
10 make good the amount when no
failed TO do Burford approached him
to-day and demanded money or blood.
Hughes could not pay the money, and
Burford thereupon drew a pistol and at
TEMPTED 10 shoot him. At this juncture
City-sergeant Johnson appeared on the
scene and dsarmed Burford. who was
escorted 20 the station-house and placed
under bond for his appearance before the
Mayors Court tomorrow.
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Sudden Denth of a. Urbana Lady.

STORMONT. VA. July 22.-(Speciai)-
Mrs. Virginia Gressitt widow of John
ID. Gressitt, Of Urbana. died suddenly OF
heart disease in Baltimore. at noon to-
day. The remains will be Inferred I'm
the family cemetery near Urbana, Satur-
day. Mrs. Gressitt was the daughter OF
Colonel Henry Muse of the war Of lN2
She had been consistent member Of the
BAPTIST Church for nearly fifty years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-23
Enterprises of Grent Pith and No
mont

have ere now, had their currents turned
awry." as Hamlet says by an attack Of
dyspepsia Napoleon failed to improve
his advantage At Austerlitz IL c9Eae-
ouence. il is said. Of indigo ston brought
on by some indiscretion in eating IN
order TO avoid dyspepsia, abstain from
over-indulgence and precede the mea
bv a wineglassful OF HOstetter's stomach
Bitters. moro effective Than any dietetic
in imnroVing the tone OF the stomach.
liver complaint. chills ana fever, and
rheumatism are annihiiated by the BIZ
ferg.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-23

GATE CITY. VA. july 22.-(Specia.)-
Fx-SherlN w G. Fugate. of this county.
a wealthy and most popular citizen, died
Yesterday ana was buried to-day. He
was g years old.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-23
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. July 2.-Flour-Receipts
9. vi barrels exports. s.4n barrels; sales,
800 packages; steadily he'd, Dut me lrade
refused 10 meet asking prices.
rive FlOur-Steady, sales 80 barrels.
C0rnmeal-Quiet
Rye-Steady: No. 2. 23s4Abc.
Barley-Dull.
Barley Malt-Dull.
Wheat-Spot quiet; No. ]. northern,
$3.50 afioat New York, SIC. anoat.
Opened weak. under lower Engiisn
cables. rallied at noon on strong Paris
markets. but finally weakened again on
iiouidation. and closed lfplixc.. net lower.
sales included No. red. July, S4e6 use
closed SIZE; August closed e14ic.' sep
TENDER 7slan7s SIC. closed 7SA.c.
Corn-Spot quiet; No. 2 asc., Ia elevator
~ s-Sc ahOaf. Opened easier on favorable
crop news. but rall..d later. on covering.
anu closed practically unchanged; july
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-23

You'll know just what you're gettingand you'll get
just what the ticket says. Our guarantee is that THEY RE
rrrrW SUITS THAN YOU CAN BUY FOR SO, $3.50 or
$3.50 ANYWHERE ELSE Sc is the special privilege price
nothing Whatever to do with the worth.
THE You choose the better you'll have to
choose FROM They're going very fast
or folks want to amper with their markings, let them.
u deceive youbecause these standard values compare
chs WITH
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-23
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
DfoLroonT Va Iufv - 1.fT

IEILIIIIIVII'If ' Nff "EFI - I'"''
Ouotations: Wheat-Longberry. 72lJ78c. !;
mixed 7l47Sc.: shortberry 70diSc.: No. 2
red 1Se. Corn-White. Virginia. 33l2c.;
No. 2 white. 33izc. No. mixed, 32a$zi2c
Oats-NO 2 mixed. 22hc. No. 3 mixed,
2lbG2iNc. Rye-No. ?, agile.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-23
HALrIMoRE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. July 22.-Virgina 3's
new. 7lS-S' bid; Virginia Centuries.
81 3-S bid; Consolidated Gas, 81 l-205S;
Baltimore and Ohio, 1O1-2Gl1; others not
quoted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-23

Miss Elizabeth Leo Mclndoe' u"usn 'oi
Of Mrs. V. T. Goodman, has returned 10
her home. No. go North avenue pA' 70"
Heights, after a months VISIT 10 me-
INT AR, /. w. Burroughs. at Bon AIT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-23
,foior sco,rS Condition.

WARRENTON, VA. July 22.-(Special)
Major r. Taylor SCOTS symptoms are
not quite so favorable to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-23
Gtntlcmcn---JuSt Think Of
Il a Moment.

The Suits offering in this special sale marked so
caro and $3.50 because THEY'RE WORTH IT. That's what
NJ adc them TO sell for That's what they been marked from
lIy they left workrooms
And that offer you the choice it you shall pick
the hundreds that in the otwhether it's SO Suit-a
e. 5l-or a $3.50 one-for
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-23
FINANCIAL.
STOCKS.

RICHMOND, VA, July 81, 1897.
There will probably always
be rumors of war, but the
peace of the world is to-day
well assured.
The tariff bill is practically
disposed of. Crop prospects in
this country are excellent. The
crops of Europe are below the
average. Our exports of bread
stuffs will be very heavy.
The amount of idle money at
the bankingcentres is enormous
and rates of interest low.
England, France, and Ger
many are very prosperous. Our
markets for Securities, Grain,
and Cotton have turned. With
advancing prices, as in the past,
Europe will become a buyer,
tempted by the promising re-
turns.
This year bids fair to repeat
the history of 1879, which
ushered in an era Of wonderful
prosperity for this country.
We are bulls on the situs-
ton, and believe that careful
investments made now will
show handsome profits before
the end of the year.
We buy and carry securities,
Grain and Cotton ON margin,
favorable terms. Corresponds
ence solicited.
THOMAS BRANCH & CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-23

DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
ID EXECUTED AT THE DISPATCH PRINT
ING HOUSE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-23
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. JULY p, 1871.
ARRIVED.

PORT OF EICHMONb, JUL q -o'i.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Virginia, Porter, Baltimore,
merchandise and passengers; Baltimore
Steam-Packet Company
Steamship Yemassce. ONel. Philadel-
phia. merchandise and passengers elyee
line. ~. -. ,.>.,.
steamship Richmond. Clover. New, YORK.
,rerchaudise and passengers; Ola DO
rninion steamship Company.
steamer POcahOntas. Graves, NOTION,
merchandise and passengers, fHsihia
Navigation Company
SAILED.
Steamer Ariel. Shelly. Norfolk, iner-
chandise and passengers; Virginia NaFi-
cation Company. ,,.,.
steamer Virginia. Porter. baltimore.
merchandise and passcnzera' bittii"ofe
Sfeam-Packet Company.
schooner Mary Curtis. Maker; light, FOR
Lambert Point
PORT or NEWPORT NEWS. JULY y.
Dy telegraph
ARRIVED.
Steamer Grecnbrer. London.
Schooner Governor Ames. Providence
Rarye General Knox. New York
Barre HelicOn. New YORK.
Barge Kingston. Providence
SAILED.
Steamer DANA. Hamburg.
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NEw YORK STOCK QUOTATIONS.

Closing stocks.
Wabsst. 81 Lo1is AID Pacific. pr sterred.. 1874
Hheelin- snI ~ &, b,ls ....-........ l@s
Wheeling aajLik5 Fro prof8rrsi....,.-
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RlcuNONn sro,k MA2KEr

RfcHfDso. July %, 1897.
sALfs.-virginia-C Carolina Chemical Compa-
ny-lO shares at 474.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-08-20
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daily 10 Toledo and daily except sundaa
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week days. ITO o M: l0.00 o. m; S0a ~
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LEAVE MARKET STREET STATlON
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A1 ItpNpEiNBERa. week days. 64. a1sA
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Sao. $40. 's.ls, 1919 p. m.
Rates to Western points lower than ~
any other line.
W. M. GREENE, D. b: MANTLE
Gen. Manager. Man. Of Pass Trams.