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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-26
OIOSING.AC CUNTS
FOR TIL HOLIDAY ] A.
Stock Markst Was n to 70 ] / lat Re a,
son Rather Dull.
COLORADO ISSUES $; u S WEAK FAX
+ St. pasl and uaioa Pacific Steadily ssld
Southern Preferred Sells Ex.Diyidend.
Colorado FseI Was Active.
Railrsss Earnings.
COLORADO ISSUES WEAK {

RS =
As the Stock Exchange will be closed
on Friday traders are disposed to even
up their accounts this week. and SO yes
terday's market was rather duh. More
over. there was fear Of a strike among the
coal miners, and that also had a. tendency
to check Speculation. The standard stocks
were disposed to DO reactionary. but owing,
to manipulation some OF the Specialties
and Union Pacific were steadily sold. the
former by brokers connected with Chicago
houses. There was good buying of the
Readings, but they We're heavy through
anxiety over the labor situation In the an
thracite coal fields.
Colorado Fuel was quite active. It
started at 1914. went down to 1oss11s and up
to 1061s and finally sold off just before
very strong, selling from III to 1251s.
COLORADO WEAK.
Colorado and Southern issues were
weak. especially the e. second preferred,
The first preferred went down to 10A and
the common to 26a.
Southern preferred sold ex-dividsnd yes
terday. It opened at 95A, but sold of to
9i11as.
that it will 20 down to 40. The weakness
is said to be due to the declining price
in the metal
Car. The company is making large earn
ings and insiders are :, ,y yyrI bs!ilsh.
The earnings q the pg In March de-,
creased SO, 500; the earnings Of LOVE 10 va Cen
those of Texas Pacific decreased s4l, SSS
The earnings Of missouri. Kansas e,o a a5o
and those Of Buffalo: Rochester ana Plets-
burg increased S1S,4I6.
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OFFICE OF The S.
George {: Tre Z Mining CO.
81 Williams St, NewYork.

March TO- 1902
The Treasury stock OF the George a..
TreadweIl Mining Company win continue
to be sold at $3.50 a share until March
18th. On and after that date the price
will be So share until further advanced.
The price will probably advance again
very soon.
"a Make checks payable to the order OF the
George "a. Treadwell Mining Company and
send them to 27sWilliam Street, New YORK.
The abundant merits and great promise
+ of the enterprise are becoming appreciat-
ed more and more every day. The work
at the mines under the superb Imanage-
ment OF Mr.. Edwin D. Treadwel1 is going
on steadily, rapidly and economically Tie
great and extensive properties Of the COM
&pany5 are being developed on scale
worthy Of the splendid showing which in
duced Professor TreadwellF to give them
the precedence over all the copper mines
he had found as the result OF a forty
years quest.
permanent ore body at 200 feet in depth
and we are building a smelter to handle
the large supply of ore even now in sight
In the Brookshire main tunnel we are in
more than nine hundred feet and have
less than six hundred feet to go to- strike
the ore body at 400 feet that we left at the
200 foot level above. Strong copper water
is 1O"lUES$ 4IO11s LIlS ELu1ASl CONSTANTLY
increasing quantities and we have COM
menced collecting it and saving the cop
per.
In the Cliff We are taking out ore all the
while and getting nearer every day to the
great ore body that Professor Treadwell
says we are sure to get under the im-
mense gossan cap-the largest in the
world-tlaat crowns the mine.
The other properties are also all looking
well.
Our Treasury stock is being taken up
by hard-headed business men and invest
ors. Our roll of stockholders shows names
from all over the United States and from
England, Germany, Mexico. and wherever
we come to be known. We are taking in
money faster than we are spending it.
We pay our way as we go and incur no
debts. Every dollar Of earnings will be
applicable to the payment OF dividends
and there is every assurance that the
amount Of such earnings will satisfy the
most ambitious stockholder.
Professor Treadwell is putting his whole
grand old soul into the enterprise and wlll
be satisfied with no ordinary success for
the only company in the world to which
he has been willing to give his name
MIRA B. MARTIN,
Secretary.s
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Brokers Closing Accounts to
Tide Over Holiday.
BOND MARKET IRREcu LAR
Revival Of apprehension Of Labor Troubles In
Anthracite Region Also Had Dis-
eouraflnE Effect on
3 Stocks.
(By Associated pres..)

NEW YORK. March 25-To-day's stock
market began to reflect the expectation
OF the coming triple holiday from Thurs
day until the Monday after Easter So
long an interval in tho trading always
prompts some closing out Of accounts.
There is the additional incentive that the
narrow resources OF the money market
may lead TO a furry in rates when the
demand develops for loans to carry over
from Thursday until Monday. There were
no immediate developments of Importance
in to-day's money market, but q number
Of important requirements are to be met
for the first Of the month and the begin
ming of the coming quarter. These re-
quirements are known TO be so consfdera-
bic. owing TO the project Of syndicates.
that the available credits of the banks
within the legal requirement Of % per
cent cash reserves would be more than
wiped out IN meeting them An extensive
shifting OF loans obviously will be neces-
sary to I,le.t the situation. Bankers leS-
press confidence that the steadiness of
the money market will not be disturbed
but spectators on margin with borrowed
money know from costly experience that
this does not necessarily mean that their
call loan accommodations Will be undis-
t1reed at a pinch. There was a revival
of apprehension this morning of labor
trouble in the anthracite regions, which
seems to be justified. in view Of the con-
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scOTToN 4nIARKETs.s

s. EEw#YoRK, March o5.-The cotton market
opened easy with prices 3@5 points lower and
then stiffened up Quit. sharply on actiIs cover.
that a reaction from the late severe break was
IN order. The Liverpool cables We're disappoint.
Ing but port receipts were light and export
cIearances were very heavy. It was figured out
that weak long interests had been pretty thor
ough1y shaken out and that the short side had
been Erea tly augmented. On the call May rose
.to$ 81, the figure being i ga points over last
nights final bids. It was not long, however,
before the buyers found generous supporting or
ders totally lacking. while It vas seen that con
break under stop orders,' selling: A. quick
turn; to get on the right side Of the market r
resulted in rapid. decline throughout the list
led by May and July. Large interior town re-
sceipts and Full estimates for tomorrow New
Orleans and Houston receipts greatly disturbed bee
tired holders and gave fresh emputus to the
downward rush Of, prices. Early fin the afternoon
the market gave some indies ton Of stifening
up, but in the last hour became very weak
again under small stampede Of worn out longs 8;
to sIS and July to $50. In the last five min
utes proft-taking rallied prices a triae but the
close was barely steady with prices net S@13
points lower. total sales were estimated at
45O, Ot0 bales. The March option was relatively
steady all day on demand from exporters.
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1rr r1 sArra- NAyl
BysJ. Elan = CO SIS.
and $500
~ Augustine Royall q Co. -
Real Estate Agents
$DuBLICs SALE s:ss.s
--CoNNIss1oNERssoF THE CoU1s1 ss
THE ENTIRE PROPER
Midlothian Mining
Company

comprising the main tract Of S1.SS141S 49,
at .Mfdlos hian. in Chesterfield county..S1
the tract Of about 50 acres near saMs si, ~
Greek Bridge In said county. ana e9S
tract Of about three acres. lying party Y
said county end partly In the city o IN.
chester, ard opposite KocksetS II LnS ~
ings, Machinery. Fixtures and other prog-
erty on the said lands. or. any portnr99sn
Ores. or other natural products In OF On
the said sproperty.sor any portion tneLeg3
and all the Mines, and all MINING 49,
Mineral Rights Of every charter ana - -
scription In. to and upon the said Iano-
'.Dodds, who sues, &C..
- VS..
Burrows and others
In the Chancery Court OF the CITY
Richmond.
In pursuance of the decree7o OF MAJ, -
1901, in the above-named cause. the unGSasss
signed, special commissioners, Will SetS6
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PORT NEWPORT NEWS, MARCH Is, 1902.
ARRIVED.
STEGER SUIT.
Evidence Partially tleard-lniuuction 1t
johnson Divorce Suit.

Evidence Partially Heard-lniuuetlon IN
johnson Divorce Suit.
The suit of r. II. Steger against the
Passenger and Power Company for
$4,000 was partially heard in the Law
and Equity Court yesterday afternoon,
and was continued over to to-day.
injunction orders were granted re-
straining c. NJ. johnson from interior
ing with Florence D. j Johnson, and also
restraining Julia Reed from molesting
or interfering with Harrison Reed, her
husband.
Judge Minor disposed of the Leaker
case yesterday, after having the papers
in hand for about month. This suit
arose some time ago. Mr.. Leaker
fell over some obstruction in the
street at Fourth and Leigh Streets
and hurt himself. He sued the city, and
the city strove to get Mr.. Fritz Sitterding
in as a party to the suit, but the statute
of limitation was pleaded and the city lost
with verdict Of 81 900 for Leakcr. Then
the city entered suit against Sitterdfng
for the recovery OF the 1000. This was.
also. lost, when Judge Minor this morning
declared In chambers that the contention
by counsel for Sitte:ding that there was
an independent contractor IN the case was
tenab!e. - This case will be appealed.
Bloomberg and Bloomberg represent Mr..
Sittcrding and Mr.. Henry r Pollard
the city.
Bernard H. Perkins qualified as guar
dian of WILDER e. Perkins in the Chan
Gerry Court.
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Spot cotton cSpsed quiet; middling uplands,
s;sc.; middlins sGf, 9lsc.; sales. 200 bales.
Cotton quiet; middline. ssc.: net receipts,
1,G75 bales; gross, 5,2o6 bales; sales. 700 bales;
stock, 1T, 125 bales.
1o. 1856 bales; export to Great Britain. II .200
bales; to the Continent, 9,42S bales; stock, ESQ.,
41D bales.
As 1924 bales; export to Great Britain. 81, 100
bales; to France, so bales; to the Continent Ia
oS4 bales ,
Total since September 1st-Nct receipts TALL
u. S. ports). G. $50, SIS bales; export to Great
Britain, 2.713.13S bales: to France, 64o,8l3
bales; to the Continent, 2,113,S57 bales
PETERSBURG. va. March 25.-CoTToN
Market firm a. Sc. for good lots.
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WEDNESDAY,, April 2. 1 9O2.

q. L o'clock NJ, In 'front.' Of the custonDs
house, on Bank Street; In the CITY Of Eic e,s
Midlothian Mining Company referred 70
in said decree, and situated as above
stated together with all tho; Buildings.
Machinery, Fixtures, and other property
on tho said land. or any portion ehereo1.
and with all Coal. Coke. Gas, Oil, Ores or
other nlttral products. In or on the SAG q,
the Mines, and all Mining and Mineral
Rights of every character .nd descriptions
In. to and upon the said land:
These well known and hiEhly.valua1l0
Mines, situated Immediately on the SousA-
ern RailwAy. at Coalfield Station. tnlrtcen
lsS from the city
esteemed for the inmenss quantity ,an0
excellent quality OF bituminous coal wkien
contain. and for the comparative eheaD-
ness of mining and marketing the same.
The main coal-beds embrace about 90
iIv. TO contain 1o,ooo to l..ooo tons per
acre. and on a large portion Of tho land
there is valuable timber and large Quan-
The buildings comprise large Brick
Store and Warehouse, large, Weit-apsa
pointed Residence. and about twenty nea6
comfortable Dwellings for. operat iyes, nrA>s
pie barns, sheds. &c.
Much of sae machinery is Of 2 costly
and valnabl character consisting OF E Sl1s
The tract Of land, about three acres, on
James River. opposite the wharves Of the
| civ OF Richmond. while d VCfy faydltt<1QlO
adjunct to the mines. sffording deep-
water Transportation, is also highly val>s
liable independently of them. being an
excellent site for any warehouse Or man-s
LfacturirS purpose. IS
1T is believed that with some outlay
for additional and more modern equip-s
mer1t improved rnthods, and a moderate
amount Of working capital these mines
can be made exceedingly productive and
highly profitable.
The :suctionecrs wilt exhibit plat Of
the property, give any information res
spectins it, and will. if desired, furnish
conveyance and show the property tn
those wishing to see il with the view to
bidding thereon.
TERMS-One-fourth cash. and the 3bat-.
ance in Ave annual tnstalments at one
two three, four and five years, the de>l
ferred payments to bear interest at tho
rate Of 5 per cent. per ennum. md to DO
evidenced by negotiable notes, with ms
terest added, or by bonds bearing Interest,"
The title 70 be retained by the court to-
secure the deferred payments until all the.
purchase money is paid, or q decd to be.
made and the purchaser to secure tho
said deferred instruments of purchase
money by q deed Of trust upon the prop.
ertS- s-,-,,,--,,.r
WILLIAM A. MONCURE,
Special Commissioners. s3
The bond required Of the special come
missioners by the above decree has been
duly given.
Cleric.
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RAIT1MORE MARKET,

and prices unchanged. Wheat. dull; contract,
spot spot and the month, 77ss @775sc:; southern by
Simple, Il @S1c. Corn, firm. but dull; mixed,
spot and the month"; 61A @6l3sc.; southern
White, 64Mc asked. Oats, dull and easy; No.
white, 49@49hc. Rye, quiet; No. nearby,
oogslc Butter ssgs ana , rneSs s anu
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COFFEE MARKET.

NEW YORK, March o5.-COrFEE-The mar
.ket for coffee futures opened steady with prices
unchanged, and after the call followed a narrow
,rut with room traders holding off for some new
influence on which to base fresh ideas. The
close was quiet with prices net unchanged to
5 points lower. Total sales were 1920 bags.
Spot Rio dull; No. Z invoice, 5 11-1Gc.; mild,
Quiet: Cordo1a, SGI12c.
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CATTLE MARKETS

NEW YORK, March OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
16S head; no sales reported: Dressed a. beef,
pound Cables quoted American steers ut 12lsM
1acc., dressed weight refrigerator beef ut 10Y c;
per pound Exports to-day, n as9 DeesHs 4el
CENTS, AZ head: steady: rcals sold at S650@
S.oS per. 100 pounds; few small SELVES Mt 81;
s,y head Sheep, steady
lambs firm; sheep sold at $500 per 100 pounds;
lambs at Sc. 1901; few clipped sheep at S4.Sg;
a few clippcd lambs at Sc; dressed mutten, So
49lhc.s pcr pound; dressed lambs, 9H GLE. Hogs
Receipts, 2,246 head; weak
CHICAGO, ILL, March o5.-CATTLE-Re.
ceipts. $500 head. including 425 Texans; market
steady good to prime steers eoga; poe so 70 70
G525: cows s1.40sI5.50 heifers, s.. 50S26: can
ncrs, $l.A0GIo.4U; bulls, $o.5oGL5; calves, S250@
6.a5; Texas-fcd steers, SoA6. xHogs-KeGeipttss
To-day Is 600 head; tomorrow, 10 900 head; left
over, 1000 head; 5@1oc. higher; mixed = anu
butchers, $6.3O@ 665; good to choice heavy, ST. SO
MS!o bu GGusn hsie:. sRaepRe
ccipts, 900 head, strong; lambs strong to loc.
higher; good to choice wetEers, 5000; Wtth,
lambs, $4I665; western, S3.2oG16 50.
EAST BUFFALO. N. y: March o5;-cAT-
:TLE-Receipts:s light; steady and unchanged;
ycaIs, tops ST.75@S so; Others. 500 80. Hogs
RECEIPTS 5000 head; active and 5Mloc: higher;
ss s fs stays, s4a4.50. Sheep and lambs
REGENTS :, 800 head, stronger Ior iamoS Sncep,
scarce and firm; sheep. tops mixed. So.50@5.l5;
culis TO good. So 5Odl5 40; wethers. S5.75@6;
syearllngs $5.9OG6.25; top lambs. $6.10@6.15;
culls TO good. S4.75G g. 5. 5,
E.Sr5LIBERTY. Pa. March 25-CATTLE-
Steady: choice. $G60@6.I5: prime, sc. 20@6.40;
good, IS. 5O@5.90. Hogs-Steady; prime: heavy
hos. Sc so: best mediums, sc. 70@7 .55;
heavy workers. $685. @G 65; light workers., S6.s5@
q so; pigs, $G@6.25; roughs: $3.50 20, Sheep,
Steady; = best wetilers, $5.I0@5.9O; culls and
Scolmcs, $I3.506l4; veal calves, 81 1880.
s5sCINCINNATI, O., March IOGS-Active
and higher, S55O@G.SO. Cattle-Strong, S2.s5@
@. 30 So Sheep steady, s.. Is 5.5o. Lambs
Steady, $4.T56l7.
6. NAVAL STORES.
swIEAiIHGToN, n. c., March 25.-sPIRITs
MISUNDERSTANDING doing; receipts. 10
casks. Rosin--7N Nothing doing receipts. 234 bar
5 barrels, 1ar-Tirm, s1.20; receipts, 26S bar
5rels,
SAVANNAH, A., March &25,.-sPIRITs TUR-
SPENTINE-Stcady, 51c.; receipts. .O6 casks;
sales 81 casks; exports. 504 casks. Rosin-
Steady; receipts, $50 barrels; exports. 1916
barrels Quote: A., B. 9, d. .s5; p, $1.4O;
81 Die 81 55;s G.. SIS; i, 81 $50: X. SEAS; II,
S2Sb; 81, So. So; w G. s.. 60; !, a.So.
.uHARLESTON.&s So March c5.-TuRPEN-
sTINEIAND sROSIN-Unchan gcd:
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Several Choice Houses
DIVIDENDS.

Office Of the Secretary and Treasurer,
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Co..
Wilmington, N c.. March 20. 1902.
THE OFT DIRECTORS Or TIE
Atlantic Coast Line Haflrocd Company
Is have declared THREE and OEE-ILALF
I PERCENT S1s per cert. J Interest on.
the Certificates of Indebtedness of the
pany for the six months ending March
IS 81 1907 Interest GEe ard payable on
and after APRIL g, 1852, st tsc. oglceS
of the at w llMington. Me-
Transfer Books 81 Ill stand closed from
March q 1907, to- March 81 ]. 1902 sinelu-a
y Give a S. s. Pe
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CHICAGO MARKET.

grains was OF Il see-saw nature to-day. There
was less force to the markets. than on Monday
leaders were less active and there was nothing
for the general rtade to follow. Good crop
weather and an absence of export business
worked against the bulls, and at the close May
wheat was u shade under, May corn SIC. lower,
and May oats ,sc. down. Provisions closed 2fs@
Ia
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. Richmond, ~ AZ March
Priyn te sa les were reported to-day us follows:
/ LnCs. shogsheadss leaf, 46 hogshe Ids.
ncsetions-Brisht 4 hogshcads; dark. oShogs-
hessis: western, i; hossheads. Reviews-Bright,
amor sheads ;Swestcrn. s hoEsheads 80
|; ahe1hnrnes Warehonscs, small sales; Crenshnw
fchonsc 1861 pound chest price, Sl3.:5
GhocIoo s Warehouse. Z, 500 - pounds-highest
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Tho leading futures ranged as follows: :, !.

dull and easy. No. 3 spring wheat. 1oG721sc;
No . white. 431k 0l45c.; No. 3 white, 42M a
1890 No: 2rye, 571@c: Fair to choice mailing
northwestern SIG; prime Timothy seed. $685..
Mess pork, per barrel. s15.S5M15.9o: larry. per
100 pounds. S0.3:,s Gl9.4o: short ribs sides
(loosel, 5SS.G0@S.7O; drr sailed shoulders (bo1-
ed) S7.12E @7.25; short clear sides tboxedl ,
s9.10@o.2o Whiskcy: basis OF high wines Sl:So:
ORGANIZES, 20M 27c.; diaries, 19h@25c. Cheese,
steady, 11AI12l@c. Eggs, easy; fresh. 1SH q
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. MARCH Is, 1902.
ARRIVED.

PORT OF RICHMOND. MARCH Is, 1902.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Resale. Willis, Norfolk, merchandise
and passengers, Old Dominion line.
steamer .Pocahontas, Graves, James River land.
and Norfolk, merchandise and passengers VII.
Finia Navigation Company.
Steamer Lakewood, Craddock, James Rive.
landings and Scotland. merchandise and passen.
gers, F. Y. Archer. manager.
SAILED
Steamer Ycmassee. O'Neil. PhiIadelphIa. Pa.
merchandise and passengers. Clyde line.
Steamer Rosalic. Willis. Norfolk. merchandise
and passengers, Old Dominion line.
PORT NEWPORT NEWS, MARCH Is, 1902.
ARRIVED.
Barge Sal qua, Newport.
Barge MatanZns, New Bedford.
Barge Sow. of the Seas, New York.
Barge J. B. King, No. 10. New Haven.
Schooner Arthur Seitz, Boston.
Steamer Orion, Boston.
SAILED.
Schooner NJ, D. Cressy, Boston.
Steamer Northman, Boston.
Steamer Lasscll, Boston.
PORT BERMUDA HUNDRED. MARCH c5. 1902
SAILED.
Barge Patapsco. Olan, loaded railroad ties,
Philadelphia.
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Council Committees.

Council committees are scheduled for
the week as follows: Thursday, Schools.
40; Water, Sis; Health, T. Second Mar
ket, Z: 80. Friday, Streets, S: Third Mar
ket, s; st. Johns sBurylng- ground. 8.
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tingent order OF the convention before
adjournfng FOR a strike unless certain de-
mands arc complied with. Reasssrances
on the part OF those connected with tho
cipated We're not wholly effective, and
there was some active liquidation. espec.
| tally In the Readings Tho issuance OF
in5unctions against Western RAILROADS.
forbidding rebates and rate cutting, was
| not unexpected. but the reported deter
.nination of the Interstate Commerce
Commission to hold n further and string
ent inquiry into the rate question was
surprise and had a chilling influence. Pre-
parauons for further suits In State courts
against the Northern Securities Company
were TO be reckoned with. The testimony
OF the principals in the great contest Tor
control of Northwestern railroads. which
is being taken in legal contest. Is read
with great attention in Wall Street ana
not with altogether reassurins effect on
sentiment
There was a slump Of more than Z. points
In Evansville and Terre Haute. The adj
vance was renewed in Colorado Fuel and
Iron after some early heavtness. and, the
stock gained 81 allowing for the dividend
+ off North American made a further up
ward dash. and late In the day the KAN
sas City and Southern stocks and the
minneapolis. St Paul and Sault Ste.
planation. These gains were the exception
TO the rule, which was on the side of
losses. Amalgamated Copper was sup.
ported in face of the postponements OF
Anaconda meeting, and closed signify ad--
vanced.
There was heavy selling Of Wabash de-
benture 3 bonds with a loss OF l1s per
cent: otherwise, bonds We're Irregular;
Total sales, par value. S2.350, 600. Unit ed
States bonds were all unchanged on the
The total sales of stocks for the day
weer 554, 400 shares.
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LEGAL NOTICES.


II N THE CLERKS OFFICE OF THE
Il CIRCUIT COURT OF THE COUNTY
OF 4POWHATAN,- ON. THE 24THHDAY
OF FEBRUARY, 1902.
Frank p. .Jones-....
against
Laura B. Jones, John II. Jones, Jr.: and
g Edward e. Jones'. defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
: The object Of this suit is to partition
in kind or by sale. if necessary, among
the parties entitled. two certain tracts
of land lying in Powhatan county, va, to,
wit. One Of 100 acres. and is designated
as lot No 2 on a plat made Dyke.
Reynolds. surveyed and filed in the clerk,
office of said county; and one other tract OF
125 acres, and is designated as lot NO. 4.
in a plat made by w. A. Brown. county
surveyor, and filed in said office, OF which
Charlotte Jones died seized and possessed.
And an affidavit having been made and
filed that Edward r. Jones, one OF the
defendants, is a nonresident OF the state
of Virginia. it is ordered that he do ap-
pear here within fifteen days after due
publication hereof. and do what may be
necessary to protect his interest in This
suit And it IS further ordered that a
copy hereof be published once a week Cor
four successive weeks In The Times. a
newspaper published in the city OF Rich
mond, and that q copy pe posted ct the
front door OF tho courthouse of this county
on the first day OF the next term of the
County Court
A copy-Teste:l
JAMES A. tTILALAN, Clerk.
11I1fan Rryant. n d. {5zz5sas. l5s==s
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE, MD, March 25.-Scaboard COM
mon. 24]s @2i1s; do. preferred, 4iA @i4a. Sea.
board As, SAY @S4H.