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Certificates have been issued to the following
named Indianians:

Certifcates have been issued 10 the following
named Indianans:
Original-Thomas J. Beckley, Royal Center. SIP
Increase. Restoration. Reissue, etc;-John s,
Iredell Richmond S12. Eli W. Parnell Bridge
port $40; Henry c. Woods. Knightstown, sl2:
Hazleton Apologize. Walkerton. Sl2; Milton l..
Rock Hartford City. $24: James Davinburg In
6ianapolis IS; Samuel II. Matthews Fremont,
s.; samuel Bait, National Military Home. Ma
ron, sl2; Enoch Scotten, Clayton sl7; Jacob
Lowell. sl2; Valentine Apple Cumberland sli;
Miles n. Newman, Osslan. $40; Denis w. Wilson,
Jasper Mckee, Elkinsyille, $40; Elijah Shook.
dead Joneshoro, $50: Chas. a Westfall Brook
ston si4; Aquilla Edwards. Greensburg. $50 Bar
nett Fairfield. Greentown, IS; Seth Watson. Rich
mond. Sl2.
Barbers Mill. SO; Lusetta Tyring. Sturgeon IS
Cornelia \. shook. Jonesboro. $l2; Susan r.
Linn, Andrews, S.
Renewal widows. etc.-Lydia A. Smith. Craw-
louisville, sl2; Sophia MeKitrick Rochester, 81.
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Four Years for stealing $4,000.

CLEVELAND. May 23.-Judge Stone OF
the Criminal Court. to-day sentenced former
Deputy Police Clerk Tony Desner TO four
years Imprisonment I'm the penitentiary on
the charge OF forging Police Court witness
fee vouchers. Deisners steaiings amounted
10 5000 He pleaded guilty TO two OF the
four indictments returned against him by
the grand jury.
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INTERuRBAN TIME CARDS.
UNION TRACTION CO., OF INDIANA
Time Table Effective May 23, 1902.
StatiOn-Union Block,
.110 West Maryland street.
Traans hun oy oensA, Tins

For Anderson. Muneie. Marion. Alexandria and
Intermediate stations. Leave: s.l5 a. and
each hour thereafter until s:l5 p. m. and ll.B
=.
Limited trains for Anderson and Muncie-
Leave: S a. m, II a. m, >. m. and D. m,
arriving Anderson IN hour and twenty-five
minutes and Munce IN two hours. III a. m. and
5 o. m trains make direct connections at Ander-
son with limited trains for ElWood.
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Poultry.

NEW YORK May 2s-Poultry-Alive firm
turkeys. sG10c; fowls. 1Se. Dressed frner
broilers, &q32c; fowls, he; turkeys 13dlic.
LOUISVILLE, May 23.-Hens lOIz6l1c per ID:
spring chickens 2.5Od3. 30 per doz: young ducks
9qlOc per Id; young turkeys, 6gSc; old, sac.
ST. LOUIS, May 2S-Poultry firm: chickens
9Ik@1oc turkeys. Sl2c; ducks, SIC; geese. 4d4IRc
CHICAGO. May 23-Live poultry steady; tur-
keys 10d12c; chickens lldl1kc
CINCINNATI. May 23.-Poultry quiet: chick
ems. l06fl5c; turkeys. Sc.
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Money Rates Abroad.

LONDON.-Money 21zG3 per cent. dis
counts, 2&62 1916 per cent Consols, $50
90 lilo Spanish tours, IS.
PARIS.-Three per cent. rentes, 101f nc
for the account. Spanish tours, 1872.
BERLIN.-Exchange on London, pom
4S1pf for checks.
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INDIANAPOLIS a GREENFIELD RAPID
TRANSIT COMPANY

PASSENGER CARS-Leave Georgia and Me-
ridian streets. First at s. a. m. and hourly
hereafter until 10 .. m Last car leaves AT ~ %
-, aisD streets al a. m. and leave at a. N
49, srrive at a.S0 and leave at $3.50 p. M.
<Nt~SATRINATION PASSENGER AND EMPRESS
= StSS-Ieaye Georgia and Meridian streets AZ
: a m q. m. u noon. ,. M. .. m. .
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Ing futures ranged AS follows:

Cash quotations were as follows Flour steady
No. spring wheat, I2q74Ac; No. red, 7sqsll2c.
No. oats, 43i5c; No. white 45645Lc; No. 3
white 449sQ45Hc. No. 2 rye. $4,000. Good feed
ing barley. 6Sd69c; fair to choice mailing 7O9
re No l haxseed; Sl5s; No. l Northwestern,
seed. contract grade, $3.50. Mess pork. per brl.
s17G17O5. Lard, per 100 lbs, so. 156 20 Short
rib sides Ooose), s96Oa97O. Dry-salted shoulders
(boxed) ssqS.25 Short-clear sides Cboxed). $40 20
@103O. Whisky, on basis of high wines, s1.30.
Receipts-Flour, II. 900 brls: wheat 900 bu
corn, $4,000 blu; oats. $4,000 blu: rye, 1000 bu :
barley, p, 900 bu. Shipments-Flour, 1000 brls
wheat $1,000 blu; corn, l02, 900 bu oats 80 900 bu
Ia rlev 1 hu -
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Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS. Nav 23.-Cotton quiet and
steady. Sales. 1000 bales. Ordinary, 77sc: good
ordinary. S9sc; low midding. sac middiing
Lice; good middlin~ sl2e; middling fair.
10 l-l6c. Receipts Loss bales stock, 1900
bales.
NEW YORK. MAY 2S-Cotton-spot closed
quiet; middling uplands, s52c; middins gulf, sstc
Sales. 1850 bales.
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Treasury Statement.

WASHINGTON.-Fr statement of
the treasury balances in the general fund,
exclusive of the $50 100000 gold reserve in
the division of redemption, shows:
Available cash balance. S1S7 639. 253
Gold ....................... IS, 733, 1856
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK, May PA quiet general dry
goods market has again been reported. There
has been change in prices in any description
of either cotton or wooden goods, any change
in the general market featur Linens are in
fair demand and very firm in prices Burlaps are
steady. with a limited business doing.
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GREENWOOD a.
FRANKLIN u. n. CO.

Passenger cars leave Pennsylvania and WASH
,neton streets First car at a. m. and hourly
tbsresfter until 10 p. m. Last car leaves at u.lI
PCombination passenger and express leaves
Ceorgia and Meridian streets for Greenwood ory
at s:3n a m. and 3.30 .. m
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Markets for Silver.

NEW YORK-Bar silver. 5l8c; Mexican
dollars, 41&c
LONDON.-Silver bars dull at 24d an
ounce.
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SEALS, STENCILS AND STAMPS.
RAILROAD TIME CARD.

z. NJ time Is in BLACK figures. Trains marked
thus: Daily; S-Sleeper; P-Parlor Car; C
Chair Car; D-Dining Car: t-kncept sunday
f-sunday only tDaily except Monday.
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Metals.

ST. LOUIS. May 23--Metals irregular Lead
active $500 9714c. Speter stagnant; last sale
at 4.35c.
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Hogs-Receipts. 5000: shipments. 500. The
harkeung or hogs continues of very fair
NOiume, the receipts thus far this week be-
ing nearly 800 larger than the same time
last week, but fully $500 smaller than the
corresponding time year ago. The re-
ceipts to-day We're not ouite ss Lore ,s :,
week ago and fully 1.5O0 smaller than a
year ago. The market opened with very
nttie inquiry from outside sources but
there was a good demand from nackers
and, considering the limited cOmpetition
bids were very reasonable. ConseauentIv
u GIG not Idke long 10 establish basis for
operations, and almost from the start The
trading was fairly active at fully steady
prices compared with yesterday Packers
were eNhausting the supply rapidly when
shippers received a few orders and the
closing market was considered strong com
pared with the opening. The quality in
some instances was possibly a little more
satisfactory than yesterday. but the aver
age did not show material Improvement
Sales ranged from $500 10 s. 32Is and the
bulk of the supply sold above So 20. Quota
tons.
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moved slowly. and. if any different. at less
satisfactory prices than yesterday Inc
demand for stockers was not equal 70 the
supply, and. therefore. some remained un-
sold. Spring lambs sold at $40 10 $3.50,
clipped yearings as high as $3.50, culls 70
good sheep at $3Q5.25, stockers az 26VdS
and bucks ar 81 75li3. IS. Quotations.
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to choice medium and

Sheep and Lambs-Receipts. 1000: ship
ments coo. There is a continued liberal
marketing OF sheep and lambs the week
thus far indicating an increase Of $50 over
the same time last week and about 2 COO
over the corresponding time a year ago.
The receipts to-day were 800 smaller than a
week ago and 700 larger than year ago
About the usual number of buyers were in
the field. but on account OF what appeared
20 be an ample supply the demand was not
aggressive and buyers were more particu-
lar IN making their selections. They were
but there was not a large proportion OF
good stock represented and statesmen final
" succeeded IN dispOsing OF that class OF
stock at quotably steady prices compared
with yesterday. The less desirable stock
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BaiIding Permits.

IL T. Thompson repairs. 2iil Broadway ma
:. NJ Shelley. frame. Indianapolis avenue. nsa<
Twenty-eighth street. 500.
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Sheep-Receipts none; shipments none
No changes were noted in anything. Condi-
tions are fully as satisfactory as they have
been for month past. Best spring lambs
are worth $3.50; best yearlings, S.; with top
sheep at $525 Quotations:
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transactions at the Interstate Yards.

lNlEhS OlOCh AINDDt mia
APOLIs, Nay 23.-Cattle-Receipts none;
shipments none. The market to-day was
steady at yesterdays figures on all kinds.
The demand from the different sources
is just like it has been for some time. The
calf market was steady, with the best sell
ing for $3.50. Quotations.:
Good TO choice steers, 1850 lbs and
Plain fat steers. 1880 lbs and up
ward Observation-Disclosures. 6OOd $50
steers Observation-Disclosures. 6OO9 $50
Plain fat 200 to 1.SOO-lb steers. 565a 6l5
lbs ........ s -. .' 425a AS
lbs ...........t......................3.75 a Ais
Common TO good stockers. S25GD $50
Good TO choice heifers. ............. 5.O0G 500
FAIR 10 medium heifers. ..-......... 4250 40
Common to light heifers. $500 425
Good 10 choice cows 4506 $50
Fair 10 medium COWS ............... 3.254 AS
Common old cows....................1 5Od 300
Veal calves ..........................6 .O06 $50
Heavy calves .....................4 O0G 6.25
Prime to fancy export buiis....... 45Oa AS
Good TO choice butcher bulls. 3.l54 10
Common TO fair bulls. 2.75d $50
Good to choice COWS and calves. .S5. O0q50.OO
Common to medium cows and
calves .2O.OOu JUN
Hogs-Receipts. 500; shipments $50. The
market to-day was steady at yesterday S
strong demand from both local and Ship
ping sources, much in excess of the sup
ply: The quality of the stock was fairly
satisfactory, but there continues a marked
absence of good heavy weights among the
numbers being marketed. Choice heavy
hogs were quoted at $7.3Od7.35 with choice
lights worth S6.90Q7. The supply was quick
ly exhausted, the market closing strong TO
a shade higher than at the opening. QUO
tatiOns
Good to choice heavies. 81. 20d7.3
Good to choice medium grades. 7.O0d7.20
Common TO light weights. ........... 6.7517O0
Light and heavy mixed. 6.S517.25
Light pigs and SklpS..-..-............ 5.OOd6.6O
Roughs 5.50d6. Is
Sheep-Receipts none; shipments none.
No changes were noted in anything. Condi-
tiOns are fully satisfactory as they have
been for a month past. Best spring lambs
are worth $3.50; best yearlings, IS; with top
sheep at S5.25. Quotations:
Spring lambs s.. OOG165 50
Good to choice yearlings ............. 5.O0q60 90
Common to medium yearlings...... 4OOd5O0
Good to choice sheep. 4.OOG5 Is
StockerS and feeding sheep. 2.00d30 O
Common to medium sheep........... 2.00G3 25
Bucks, per 100 lbs. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 3.5Oq375
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THE LIVE STOCK MARKETS
PRIME CATTLE SCARCE AND SELL
ING AT HIGHER FIGURES.
Hogs i'm Fair Demand and steady to
Strong-shecp and Lambs steady
Condition of Other Markets.

UNION STOCKYARDS. INDIANAPOLIS,
May 3.-Cattle-Receipts, 1000; shipments,
800. Combined receipts of cattle for five
days have been fairly liberal, showing an
ancrease Of 500 over the same time last
week and 1900 over the corresponding time
a year ago. The receipts to-day were near
~ 100 larger than a week ago and a year
ago. The proportion of strictly fat cattle
OF good quality In the arrivals was small,
and scarcity of that class for several
days has had a stimulating effect upon the
demand. Consequently the market opened
with active competition. and the best sort
sold early at strong to high prices, occa-
siOnal sales being considered the highest
of the season thus far. Good cattle in their
class brought at least steady prices, but
common TO medium stock were neglected
until all of the good kinds had been sold.
When the supply of desirable stock had
been exhausted the trading was less ami
mated and statesmen experienced more diff
ficulty in transferring the common TO
medium and "tail-end" stock than they
have heretofore. In fact, a few claimed
they were unable to get even an offer on
some of their holdings There is a very
healthy feeling prevailing in the market
beware of others. Fat steers, averaging
1.106 TO 1.4S3 lbs. sold at S69Oa7.25, with ,O5S
TO 1.394-lb kinds at S6.40G6.S5 and lighter
butcher steers sold from s. 10 $625 as to
quality. There were no heifers here good
enough TO bring over 1915, and other sales
ranged from 1915 to $5.65. The extreme
price reported for cows was $50. and cam
ners TO choice COWS sold from POS to $3.50.
Quotations:
Good to choice steers $50 lbs and
upward ...........:.:..:........ $1,000 $50
Plain fat steers, 1850 lbs and up
NdINs -..-.--.-...---..... 6.151 100
Good to choice 100 to 1,SOO-lb
steers go :.......... s.e5q 700
IAN TAT I.-eV 10 I'SoO-lD steers. $3.50 Go
Good 10 choice 100 10 1.15O-lb
steers OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. : S5T1 & IN
Plain fat 1000 TO J. 150-lb steers 3 25T 3 IS
Choice feeding steers, 1000 to LOO
lbs Asa 525
abs lbs ;;; $500 40
Medium feeding steers. 500 TO 900
lbs .;-............. 4OOa $50
ScOilHoh 10 sOoG sIockers-.-....... 300 4.75
GOOu 10 Ch0icc helIerS.............. $3.50 600
Fair TO medium heifers. 4 son 25
common hsht helters............... 325d ABS
Eoou 10 ch9ice cows..-...-..--...... Asa $50
ar 10 medium coWs..-..--.......-. 3.25d As
common old cows.---.........-...... 1.5Od 800
neal caves ....'-.................... 5O0d $50
1sdVy caves -......-....:..:.........3 0Od 500
IIlHe 10 iancy export pulls. asa SIS
Good 10 choice butcher bulls. 25GI 4 81
Common 10 fair bulls...... 3 OO6 4 IN
Good 10 choice cows and calves "a OOq5O az
common TO medium cows and
calves ............................. .2OOOa9OOC
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. CHI. IND. & LOUIS RY,
rnIr a. WEsTERN N IA
INDIANA. DECATUR & WESTERN R,y.

-oIedo, Chicago and Michigan ......t7.O0 .lo.2s
'oledo Detroit and Chicago linn. ..'12. 20 20. 25
iuneie Lafayette and LapOrte spect 20 t1O.26
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Y0RK-RIvER Line wzs ~ s,,x,
TIL fa.vnirA ~oUTE HCETd.

tn fa.onLT= -.0uTE AUGTd.
LEAVE EILHAU&D.
$50 F, NJ, on. 'G, Baltimore Limited. daily
except SuuL-ys. fot West FONT. couurctinS at
vest Point with steamers toy Baltimore aud
York River landings.
2:l5 P. NJ. No 10. daily, except Sundays.
Local. xpresS for West tulat and intsr,4eiI- Il
stations Connects with stage AZ Lester Manor
for WalkertUn and Tappahsnruck.
$500 =. NJ, No ~, local uiNrd. lcaves daily.
except sundays. for West Point and Iutrrme-
date stations, connecting with Stage Lester
Manor FOL Nuikcrtcn and 'iappaaaunock.
"a TRAINS ARRIVE N RICHMOND.
s:15 a. H., No Is. daily. from West Point.
with connection from Baltimore. EXCEPT M"ne4y
1875 =. NJ, 40. O. dairy except sunday aud
Monday.
1850 P. b., daily except stndlys, from West
Point and intermediate stations
Nos. Is and e will nlaEs no stops between
Richmond and QuiutCn-
Steamers sal from West Point $50 P ii
daily. except Sundays. Steamers call tilol.
Cestor Point and Clay Bank MONDAYS. Wcdnes.
days and Friday. and Yorktown and Almonds
Tuesday. Thursdays and Saturdays.
c. W EES.C2C2T.
District Passenger Agent.
800 E. Main S.raet Richmond. Va
S. II. HAEnUICIl.
General Passenger Agent
{. II. ACKFERT.
General Manager. Washington. D. c.
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JUSTICE JOHN
ON TIE BENCH
Has Recovered from His Rec5Rt
Illness Story Of the
r P5Eice Court.

Justice Cr-utc1rcC vas IL his aocl,s-
tor1ed place in Inc Police Court yester.
day morning after an absence due TO i'll
,,ess Of several weeks. he said he was
snproving and did not anticipate any
further set-5acks to his Improvement
The docket was not an important one.
George Washington, colored. WIS fined
So ard costs for beng drunk ana dis
o5darly
wil.is Galloway vas nred 81 because
he would not move when Policeman
scil.ief told him TO Go 50.
Willie Gecn was placed under bonds
for thirty days On the charge OF taliii.S
a piece Of fresh beef from the Cola
Storage Company
george Nic.lo.as tcoloredl was ale ed
to have taken g pair Of pants from WI
liam RANDOLPH, and he viii tell ab-ut
WASH Watkins (colored5 IS sal . lave
struck NNilheiniEa Watkins. Tie case
Faant- stoyan charged Jim c ao~e1
WIN takirs q Natdr De be eng to
her. The case went over cne day.
flames tohnso- toolored charged VI h
cuttirg. sta5ni1s 2 q " nli..g c. aries
Johnson was ar este7 at Wint7~rocE
by me Gonstaba a. that pare on the
grounds that he had heard he vas wa t
- here. The case will BE i..T stisated
faliy.
Allen has lo7g police record. and vas
arrested tbs sam das- he was cut
for beati-g a~oti-cr regro.
Mary Dani ] pad s. for cCrsi7g AMI
abusing Bette Conway
Robert coienla Il. espassed and hit
Annie En~ 81 WORT
Lucy jefferson assaulted and cursed
Alfred Perkins 10 sti7e 9Zten- O. SO
.t1nlus DAVIS etcol 3redt va dis rCerlE
and paid $50 fer Il.
44arry Reese. as a suspici Us charac-
t. placed under bonds for Twelve
months
" A Nixon ~zs dtrrnis~ed e tte
charge Of tn eatcni2s 10 shoe. lis wife
VII lam Sheppard colored. was sent
OF to the grand Jury on the charge Of
shooting Lee TeHaferro with g pistol,
and was fined $50 for carrying g con-
cealed weapon. TaltaferTo was dis
rieeed Of the charge Of cutting shep-
pard. or tic grounds that he did SO in
self-defense.
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EiC1In]1d, Fraj2ricls3If5 &
P0ton2, E2iIT5lI,

SCHEDULE ~ EFFECT nov. 80. 1862.
80 =. =, d-lly. LEsm by@dStre=t Station
: tel cd. aud Ale4audcia. otoys az Uceo-
441l Sundays S.e=piGg cars - y lsLiugtyn sud
6.45 4. ID, dGIly. rom Main-streer Station
ttoflla Ard Metropolitan LiuuI.t Tor Wash
1LstOn ard be- gud. 81 is - Fredericksburg and
A!ezautria Bufet Sleeping Cars I" EeyS York
Ton. accommodating ter Ash!aDd and t1tern=-
500 a. HI, SUNDAY only from Brrd-s,rest
Station for Washington en,. beyond. Stops at
HlDa Glen Hen and local stations Ashland
70 Cherry Hill. inclusive. NesL-y, UccO.u4u and
alexandria Bure5 purIor Car
Station for washington anI Beyond stops at
E,b4 Glen A!l~n ard local stations. Ashland 10
Alexandra inclusive parlor C4r-
100 AoNn, eAtes'l s-nt-,y, t-~-- Byrd-Street
station Tor ',->Li-A-L14 III beyoIt. stops Il
LlD-, Ashland. boswell Milford. treletIcAs-
Uur. auG aleA4 adrI5-. hIfS-t t'ar!O- Car. Ton
recIS :!th Congressional Li-lltsd
s:JJ 2. L., except SUNDAY from Byrd-Srreet
Statt.'n accommodation tcc tsrel=E.czstlrc aud
tr;erlueG;"se points.
for Washington aud beyond. Stops al boswell.
Er-desick-ut-E- bru"se. Ns!deT4tcr 4uC Al-S-4-
d-la:.- BgGet Steering cer t. sNw iorz
o:25 P. ~, except S@ndaE, from E!oa Sta
tiou Accommodation fer ashland ard Uterine
5.V5 :. ii, daily. from Byr4-strest Station
i;rooEs, whitewater. E,oantico ana Alexandria.
SIPS at other ST. ions sunday Sleeping Car
ttichngud 10 - York and Washington 20
lit E H.. except SUNDAY. from Elba sta
ton accommodation for Ashland and interme-
T TIA ARRIVE RIcHMoND-sor I4wARD-
$50 a, ii. except sunday. ~ Eiha sta.Lon-
accoI1-cdattJn from Ashland and intermediate
500 =. II. daily. at Byrd-street Station
Stoos at .fieSF EilTil. Ccn.qLAn, Underwater.
brooke Fr.-tip-icA> nITG. sIt}Eacd Boswell Ash
lard sud ElDa- stops st o,he7 stations SiE-
day Buffet S'ea2iag Car New York 70 Rie1
rs a. a. except Sunday. at Byrd-s.-ee:
Er.gtcI. ACCOMMODATION frUn fredericksburg scd
tuteruo6iHta rrEts.
,20i P. x. s>eeot sua1sr. At BTrd,,ssrsss
Staten Stous at local stations. Wa>a-&-toC
te ;-shlsac. inclusive. Glen allen 11t Elha-
2'o5 r W. daily: at atala-strast s-s-loa-
stems II AIessr5@ia Lorton. occoqusn Q'lanriao.
rrede-fc!,styrc. SFil.ord, boswell and Ashland
Buffet Sleeping Car from New YORK.
500 ?. IL, except Sunday 81 Elba Station.
accommodation from Ashland and intermediate
81. P. u, daily at B7rd-5rresr Station.
Ashland and Elha Sleeping Cars from New
York and washington. Dining Car.
500 p. n. d7tly 1T Byrd-Streat Station
Stops ct AeIyGniria and local stations ouaL-
ticc to Ashland inclusive. Glen alien and kioa
1928 ?. NJ, da-l-. at sraln-srrest. stattoa.
F,orfia and Metropolitan Limited SIPS a,
Alaysndria fredericksburg and boswell Buc-
ter Steering Cars from New York.
ll:oo ?. x except Sqnday At El6a Station
" D. DIXIE. f:ensr"! Manager
z t D MYERS President
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DEATH OF MRS. GAY
Died from the Ef1ec:s Of Asyhyxia:ion.
fingered Four Days.

After suffering since last Thurs stay
morning from he effects OF asphyNiation,
Mrs. :. D. Gay dted at the residence OF
her daughter al the Franklin House,
sunday evening
Mrs Gay was found about ha!f-ra~t :
oc.ock last Thursday morning a-d did
rot regain consciousness until - o'cf (
in the day. She hen continued to i'm
prove until Friday evening, when a
change for the worse was noticed Sire
continued to decline despite tire effo is OF
DR.. NJ D. Hoge, w.o was attending h r.
Mrs. Cay was sixty free years old and
was born in Union county. y. c. Sc
lived in this city for twenty-one years.
Us NJ dutch ~. "
who is natron ,of the Franklin House
Her husband. S. Cay. has been dead q
number Of wars.
The fune-al vii take place this at
ternoon at . O'Clock from Hose-MeUo al
Church, Of which she had been a mAnher
since she r1oved 70 iris CITY frnm her
home in North Carolina She will lie
buried il Oakwood Cemetery.
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management, ana. the boxes have ell
reserved for them.
There is a great lesson on the srbze
OF inten1perance II this old s'anda q
pay. which during these times OF ijouor
license agitation, II is mo aptropriata
10 study.
The play will be presented in mot
complete manner. with al; the fe
that SO 70 make j: a success "a
moral Will BE so clear that children can
even see il.
AS az objact lesson 20 those who Go
rot know how TO ha~dle in-o''ioatins
drinks Ten Nights in 3 Bar o7m
stands far above a7ythi-g ever attempt
ed Il is moral pay ard Tire less,n it
carries vi Il i is lasti~g- 1t Ia been
endorsed ~ Fey Lyman Abbott. Re :.
TIenry Ward BeecHe~. Hon. James G..
Blaine. M Frarcis AIurrhv. the n7+ed
temperance apostle. and many Others f
note. including the celebrated john 3
Cough.