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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-08
NEW BUILDING.
Favorable Report on Granting Charlottesville
Appropriation OF $500,
Cry Associated Press. J

WASHINGTON. March 1.-THE Senate
Committee on Public Buildings and
Grounds to-day authorized favorable
report on a bill for a new public build
ing at charlottesville, Va. to cost 500, 900.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-08
Cabinet Meeting.
(Ey Associated Press,

LEY sassoCiatGu = rcss.y
WASHINGTON, March THE Cabinet
meeting to-day was devoted to the con-
sideration Of minor administrative de-
tails.
gett postmaster Of AtIanta, Ca He has
been deputy postma ster and succeeds to
a vacancy recently caused by death.
The Cuban tariff question was not dis
3cUSSed s
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-08
pALT1a1oRE MARKET.

5 BALTIMORE, March 7.-FLOUR-Firm
and prices unchanged. Wheat, firm; spot con,
tract, S3A 1Sc3sc.; southern by sample, 1GM
s3ac. Corn. dull; mixed, s5ot the month and
AprilA eiss q SOC; southern whit, 67@6515GS:
No. 2 nearby, &C.,. Butter, firm anil unchanged.
Eggs, cheese ard sugar, fiji m and unchanged.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-08
CHICAGO MARKET.

a CHICAGO ILL, March Speculation in
grains was again a waiting game to-day until
Just before the end of the session, when the
DEVELOPMENT Of fair export business augmented a.
ports ard gave all markets an up turn May
wheat the close registered q net gain Of Sc;
May corn, 3sc.. and May oats, &c. Provisions
closed GGi 10c.E higher.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-08
'lhOII|asBl3lCllC0.
Established 1889
Members N. Y. Stock Exchange.
Members N. Y. Cotton Exchange
Private Wires TO
Principal Markets.
Investment Securities
a Specially.
The total sales of stocks for the day
were COS, 100 shares.

MONEY AND ExCHANGE-Money on call
closed steady at 2t.0l3 per cent; closing oid
and asked. 2lsM2H per cent; prime mercantile
paper, 4M4& per cent. Sterling exchange custer
with actual business in bankers bills at Si-Sl Is
eId.s7& for demand and at SI.S5ls a. ssh Tor
sixty days; posted rates. $4.S6 and 44.SS3s
commercial bills. SASH M4.S5ia. Bar silver,
54i.; Mexican dollars. 49, Government bonds,
strong; State bonds, weak; railroad bonds, firm
Total bank clcarinss week ended March 9th,
So. 144. 1851; decrease. 70 per cent. Outside
New York, $50. 5ii, 073; increase. 9.6 per cent.
STOCK QUOTATIONS.
Furnished by Messrs. SCOTT & sTRINaFELoM,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-08
Cancelled Engagement Of Gold.

NEWtYoRS, March 7.-Heidelba CHI. lex
.leheimer and Company have cancelled
their entire enga gement of 81. 000. O0a gold
for export tomorrow. This reduces the
total shipment tomorrow to 50 500 900
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-08

SAVANNAH, GA. March 7.-TURPENTINE-
exports, 10 casks. Rosia-Firm, receipts. 1.S49
barrclu; sales, 5,9O6 barrels: exports, $50 bar
refs. Quote: A. 3, c, ID, s1.3O; L, $1.35; r,
$1.40; C, S1.45; II, S1.50; l, Sits; X. S2.45;
NJ, $2,s5; n, S3.25; " G, $500; " ", $3.S5.
CHARLESTON, s. c.. March 7.-TURPEN-
TINE-Firn. 42c.; sales. is casks. Rosin-
Firm and Unchanged; sales, 100 barrels.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-08
LYNcHBunG TOBACCO MARKEr.

Lyncht urs. Va, March {, 1902
Receipts OF tobao.o for the week arc heavier
than they have been for several weeks, but the
quality of the offerings is not satisfactory, a
large majority of them being of the common
grades. Prices remain high.
The quotations are follows:
DARK GRADES,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-08

BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE, ND, March 7.-seaboard com.
mon. 2i4 @24M; do preferred, As bid. Sea.
board As, SINs ass.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-08
] COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK, March THE cotton market
opened steady with prices 2@5 points lower, and
following the call continued to ease OF under
active realizing by commission houses and bear
selling, both prompted by disappointment In the
Liverpool cables. May sold OF to $50 and July
to S.S5 after which the tendency was strongly
UPWARD on substantial room support and almost
a surfeit of bullsh news. May worked rapidly
inward until So reached, while n July,
climbed to SOC, latter being the top figures
reached yesterday aud the best for the season
thus far. 1t reported from several quar-
tiers that Southern spot markets were frmcr
again with domestic mills demands still unsat-
listed. Liverpool rallied sharply just before the
close, all news from the spinning centers was
very encouraging. Yet, far-sighted longs took
advantage of the early improvement to secure
profits, fearing pronounced reaction under "a
was due at any time. In mid-afternoon cable
from Liverpool stated that the Royton mills
has decided upon short time. owing to a trade
dispute, which would affect some 1900, 600
spindles. This created a temporary stir among
smaller longs, and under the heavy realizing
which followed May broke to SIS and July to
$50 rallyins partially just before. the close on
SUPPORT from room bulls. The close was steady
with prices net i point lower to points higher,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-08

eishth-Dr. Stephens n5 to u first. Frank
Jones 6 to y second, aieggs d6 TO u
third Time 1:55.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-08
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
Richmond. Va, March Z, 1902
PEANUT MARKETS.
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
Richmond. Va, March I, 1902.

NORFOLK. VA March T.-PEASUIS-QuIe
fancy, 3Gs1sc.; strictly prime, &c.; prime, 2la@
csc. Spanish, re.
PETERSBURG. VA. March 7.--PEANUTS7
virguans-Actiye ut SIC. Tor best stock.
Spanish 72Lac.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-08
NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON. n o., 3laich 7.-SPIR1TS
casks Rosn-Firm. f1.15@1.2O; receipts, 500
barrels. Crude turpentinc-Steady S1.S5 ESQ;
receipts. % barrels. Tar--Firm, S1.20; receipts,
1O5 barrels
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-08

Snat closed quiet, 1-16c. higher; nlld-
ding uplands s. lie; s middiins guilt, &C.
co.ton. quiet: n,iddling, o s-16c. net re-.
ccipts. 500 bales; gross, ,554 bales; stock,
ia Total to.day-Set receipts (all U. s.. portsl.
q. paI bales; export to Great Britain, 2,76SI
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-08
100000 fire
{. W. Gates & Sons Stock,
Large Lots 10 the Retail Trade
and J0bberS.

The majority of the goods are in fai1
condition. only slightly damaged b1
water, embracing 900 cases Sardines. 3H
cases Salmon, 500 cases Corn. 500 boSe5
Macaroni. 800 cases 3-pound Peaches. 1a
cases Strawberries, 800 boxes Cakes and
Crackers. 100 sacks Green Coffee. AGO cad
dies assorted brands Chewing Tobacco,
5000 pounds assorted Smoking Tobaccot
500 cases Potted and Canned Meats, S0e
boxes assorted Soaps. 500 cases Canned
Peas. 80 sacks Mixed Nuts, 2900 sacks
Flour and large quantity AIe-.i. 100 buck
cts assorted Preserves. 100 boxes and
barrels of Lamp Chimneys, large quau-
titles of Brooms, Buing. Backing. Wood.
enwarc. Spices, Pickles and a great lot
of other goods usually found in Il first
class jobbing house.
TERMS: Cash and goods to be removed!
at once, as the store is merely rented
temporarily for this sale.
GEORGE w. MAYO,
Geo. H Valentine, Auctioneer.
Salesman.
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CINCINNATI, o., March 7.-HOGS-Ac-
tive, $5.25@655. Cattle-Steady, $2.35@6 So.
Sheep-Steady. s5.45@5. So Iambs-Steady,
s., 45m4. go.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1902-12-01

stall for COWS that will permit one cow
to step on its neighbours teats. When
I used the stanchiOn as a COW tie lost
more teats from this than any other
cause, the bruise causing inflammation
which could not be redtced in time to
save that quarter of the udder. | can
recommend no stall in which it is pos
sible for such an accident to occur.
When finishing cement floor for a
COW stable, do not smooth Che surface
with the trowel, as it will be so smooth
that the COW will slip on it, but leave it
as 1t is from the wooden float and she
will not slip on it.
cannot decide whether a person
shall build one story COW stable or
whether he shall make it two or three
stories; that depends on what he is go
Ing to do. If storage room is needed
Tor hay, grain or other purposes. put
the barn up and get this needed room
under the same roof with the COWS.
1t is an advantage to the COW stable in
some ways to have a story above it:
one reason is that it makes the ceiling
frost on it in cold weather. Ten feet is
good height for the COW stable: eight
feet will answer, but l would not build
with less than ten-foot ceilings. I have
one stable with twelve-foot ceilings.
but that is higher than is necessary.
The old idea that we should build
COW stable with a certain number of
cubic feet per COW for air space ought
to be exploded, as it is not up to date.
Arrange the floor space to make it con-
venient for the COWS and yourself, and
provide fresh air by a system of Venti-
lation. l have the King system of
ventilation in four COW stables and it
works very satisfactory. This has
been described so frequently in the
dairy papers that it seems almost I'M
necessary to describe it here. IT con-
Sists of air flues in the outer walls Of
the building, opening near the floor or
at the sills on the outside, and extend
ing upward as high as the stable cell
ing, and there opening into the stable.
These flues should have sliding or
some other comfortable kind of a door
by which the amount Of air can be con-
trOlled, as in case of a strong wind
there may be at times too much cold
air received into the stable. The i'm
pure air is. taken out by flues opening
near the floor of the stables and ex-
tending to the highest point of the
barn or stable find this principle to
work very nicely, having used it for at
least fifteen years as near as I can
remember. I once had visitors test
the ventilation of an empty stable by
closing all the doors and windows,
when test showed a circulation of air
was going on all the time, coming in
the fresh air flues and going out the
foul air fiues.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1902-12-01
Wbat TIE Law Decides.
- VggVgvV11ggvNssgV 49,

The rule that a drawee is presumed
to know his drawers signature and
hence cannot recover back money
paid through a mistake of fact upon
a bill to which the drawers signature
was forged, is held, in Woods G.
Malone VS.. Colony bank (Ga.), So l..
r. A. 929, not to- be available in favor
of a holder who by his own negll-
gence contributed to the success OIL
the fraud practiced and whose con-
duct had a tendency to mislead the
drawee, who was himself free from
fault
The maker of a check given, after
full opportunity for investigation, in
accordance with storage contract.
requiring a return of the property,
or eff it is destroyed to pay it's
value" under the belief that the prop
erty had been stolen, is held, in State
Savings Bank VS.. Bull (Mich), Sc,
L. R. A. 944, to have the right to
stop payment and avoid the settle
ment as made under mutual mis-
take of fact, where the property is
discovered in the storehouse the day
after the check is given.
The constitutional right of liberty
and property is held, in re Davies IN
", Sc L. R. A. 855, not to be illegally
impaired by requiring one to appear
before a referee and furnish evi-
dence to aid the encouragement I'D
instituting proceedings for the sup
preston of a monopoly.
A majority of the stockholders of
a corporation are held, in Maynard
VS.. LOCKER (Mich.), Sc L. R. A. 94f,
to have no vested right to elect the
directors, which will be infringed by
statute giving the minority stock
holders the power by cumulative Vot-
ing to elect a representative mem
bership in the board of directors.
Under a statute providing that, in.
case of the illness and discharge Of a.
juror in criminal case, another may
be chosen and the trial commenced
anew, if the illness occurs during the
process of impaneling the jury, after
the accused has used some OF his
peremptory challenges, it is held, In
People VS.. Zeigler (Cal), Sc L. K. A
882, that the number used must be
restored to him.
A street-car conductors trip re
port as to fares taken is held, in
CalIihan VS.. Washington Water
Power company (Wash.), Sc L. R. A
.772, to be admissible in evidence in
confederation of his testimony that
he received no transfer on a trip, for
alleged injuries during which an
action has been brought against the
company by one claiming to have
ridden on that trip and to have paid
fare with a transfer, where it was
made before he knew of the accident
or that any question as to his having
taken a transfer would arise.
TOhn Dillon the Irish nationalist
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1902-12-01

John Dillon, the Irish nationalist
leader is i'll in Chicago.
The Holt County sentinel., 1902-06-20

Capt. James T. Howell was a St.
Joseph visitor this week.
Don't forget To call and get
prices at the New Grocery.
Tom Kneale was on the diamond
market in St. Joseph, the first of the
week.
Remember that you can secure THE
SENTINEL and Kansas City Weekly Star,
one year, for only 81 80.
Charles Patterson, living ner Fred
Markt,s, had a fine COW killed by light.
ming last Sunday morning, June 10.
Call and see us-we have a bargain
for youths SENTINEL and Kansas
City Weekly Star, one year. for only
$50.
-Born, to John E. King and wife, of
Gardiner, Douglas county. Oregon 500
and Jake King and wife, of this city, are
grandpa and grandma, again.
Miss Della Parks, of Hamburg Iowa,
who has been visiting her cousin, Miss
Ollie Carroll, for several weeks, returned
home last week, accompanied by Miss
Ollie, who will make her a visit.
The Holt County sentinel., 1902-06-20
Mccormick Binders and Mower
are sold by Schultz Bros.

Mccormick Binders and Mower
are sold by Schultz Bros.
Mrs. Nina Curry has returned from
a few days'visit with relatives ia Omaha.
Go to the j. c. Philbrick Drug Co.
for wall paper, largest and cheapest line
in the city.
-Aut Curry and wife, of Omaha, Neb.,
are here here on visit, and will remain
until after the fourth
j. NJ. Wickersham, of Rock Port,
made short visit with his numerous
friends in Oregon, one day, last week.
-"Bozy." Frank Evans, of the Kan
sas City Star, was fishing at Big Lake
his week. "Bozy" should not do this
way-go right by his old home, and not
only not stop, but not even say hello.
One Way Excursions Rates to Cali
fornia and intermediate Points. From
Forest City to San Francisco. Las An
geles and San Diego, s25. To Salt Lake
and Ogden, $40; Spokane, s22.5O. Tick
cts on sale by
VINE HovEY, Agent,
Forest City.
The Holt County sentinel., 1902-06-20
Call and see Shamballgh 4
Co.. for fresh groceries,.

| Call and see Shambaugh 4
CO., for fresh groceries.
DIR. W. c. Proud. residence first
door south of the NJ. E. church. Tele.
phone, -.
Henry Shuts has sold his residence
property in this city to Harvey Evans.
Consideration, $1,000.
Mrs. Becca Coleman and daughter
Grace. are the guests of her daughter,
Mrs. Clarence Riley, of near Maitland.
DO you want bargain? If you do.
call and leave 81 80 and get The SESrI-
MEL and Kansas City Weekly Star for
one year.
Miss Gusta Upperman will serve
ice cream, cake and lemonade st her
residence. on July 18th. She asks her
/ friends to remember this.
! The st. Joseph News is responsible
! for the statement that recently at one of
the base ball games in that city St
Joseph girl yelled SO loudly that she
sprained her ankle
Mrs. DR.. Grant Meyer and daugh.
tiers, June and Georgia, of Lincolnville,
Kan, arrived last Friday to visit relati-
YES and friends for time. The DR..
will arrive later and accompany his
! family home.
The Nodaway county officers last
week purchased pair of blood hounds
at a cost of $3.50. They were purchased
from the Beatrice, Neb. kennel, the
money being raised by the sheriff and
city marihal aided by the merchants Of
the town.
Frank Petree and wife, of Oregon!
visited al Claude Petree's Friday. Satur-
day and Sunday. Frank is rising young
attorney, of Holt county, and is being
strongly pushed by his Republican
friends as candidate for prosecuting
attorney.-F'illmore Lever.
DR.. B. g. Pierce. Dentist. will be at
Corning for four straight days next
week, Monday. Tuesday. "Wednesday and
Thursday, June %. "a. %. 20. 1t will be
just the time to have your teeth fixed
He is regular graduate and knows
what to do and how to do.
The Holt County sentinel., 1902-06-20

Tom Peasants, OF ST. Joseph, sun.
dayed in Oregon.
Mise Bertha Chappe'ear : visiting
with relatives in Graham. Eodaway
county, this state.
Go to the J. G. Philbrick Drug Co.
for wall paper, Pitkin' g celebrated mixed
paints, fine varnish, oils. brushes, &c.
DIR. Thatcher tells US there is new
baby boy at the home Of Ray Whitehead,
and the date of his first birthday is June
II, 1902.
Mics Flora Cain, Of Forest City. who
has been attending school in Tarkio the
past year, has returL ed home to spend
her vacation.
The Holt County sentinel., 1902-06-20

Maitland has been made an inter
national money order Office.
Rev. Father Hurley will hold Cath
Ole services at Forest City Sunday next,
22d inst.
Mrs. r. C. Allen and children are
here on visit with her parents, Alex
VanBuskirk and wife.
Doctor Kaltenbach, wife and chill
dren were here for few days last week,
visiting with Grandpa and Grandma
Kaltenbach.
Jim Vaughn tells Us that some mis-
creants have teen shooting holes through
his we'll buckets He will be compelled
to cause some arrest unless it is stopped.
The Holt County sentinel., 1902-06-20

oh, Joy! Mound City will again have
e. rect lights. State street will be lighted
with arc lamps, and fifty incandescents
will be used to light the residence por-
ton Of the city An agreement was
reached Monday between the city coun-
Gil and the Electric Light Company and
a five year contract has been entered in.
to. In q very short time the lights will
be turned on and Mound City will again
assume her metropolitan airs While
there has been a difference of opinion as
to the manner of lighting the city. some
wanting the arc system as used for five
years, others claiming that ,ncadescents
will distribute the light better, all are
agreed that the contract made is by far
better than be ng in darkness. Mound
City News.
Elmer Bartram was quite severely
injured Tuesday night. He was at the
stock yards receiving hogs awhile before
midnight when the accident happened
A wagon Of hogs was being unloaded
and it ran back against heavy gate.
knocking it of it's hinges. The gate,
which was very heavy, fell on Mr.. Bar
tram, knocking him to the ground. After
he got from under the gate he spoke Of
not feeling we'll and sat down. Then he
went home and by the time he arrived
there had became unconscious. A
physician was called and in few hours
Mr.. Bartram had recovered from the
shock sufficiently for his mind to become
clear. He is in bed yet and suffering
slightly from his head and side but NO
further trouble is apprehended.-Mait-
land Herald. June II, 1902.
The Holt County sentinel., 1902-06-20

George Leach, the whole souled
big hearted miller, of the Fillmore Mills
has our sincere thanks for fine channel
catfish, which he sent to US by Charles
Rocker and Charles Marsh. George is
always glad to see his friends and enter.
, tains them royalty. May he live long
and prosper.
One Of EXCHANGES asks, "What has
become OF the o'd-fashioned mothers,
who used to say, Ill box your ears''?:''
she is still on earth, We opine.
And now the busy candidate
Improves each fleeing minute.
In hopes when 'vention day comes round
He'll be just strictly iu it.
-ChildreDs' Day exercises were held
last Sunday evening at the Grove Evan.
gelical church. The attendance was un-
precedented, many being unable to gain
admittance; the program was interest
ing and profitable throughout, being fit
tingly cIimaxed by missionary Offering
amounting to sl3O5. Everybody seemed
delighted with the occasion.
r. G. Cowan sold drove of cattle
to d. A. Gelvin recently which are said
to be beauties. They are to be fed out
into the summer and it is expected they
will be the choice beeves of the county
at that time. They are western cattle,
but fine stock and Mr.. Cowan bought
some of them in Kansas City and one
shipment in Omaha.-Maitland Herald.
We offer our entire lot of household
goods at private sale. Anyone needing
a set of furniture. folding bed, folding
couch. writing desk, side board, dining
table, dining chairs, rockers, cook and
air tight heating stove, carpets, etc.
We hav. a new Adam Schoop No )
light walnut piano. which cost 500 that
we will sell cheap. Call at our residence
and see these at once.
RI. HArsAMAN.
Fay Harmon ard DR.. F. X Zachman
have purchased the H. G. Hare stock of
general merchandise. They are now in
voicinx and will probably get possession
in time for Saturdays trade. The new
firm will no doubt do a good business,
Both members are young men possessed
of the faculties essential to success Both
are intelligent, free from bad habits,
pleasant hammered, and above all
strictly honest.-Fillmore Lever.
Tom Hinde has sold half interest
in his drug store to Joseph A. Dohrer, of
St. Joseph, who will remove his family
to this city, in a few days, taking posses,
sion Of the R. J. Hausaman property,
which he has rented. He will enter the
store about July first. MIR. Dohrer is we'll
known to the retail trade in northwest
Missouri. having represented the whole
sale drug house of c. D. Smith & Co., in
this section. Mr.. James Hlnde retairs
his half interest in the firm, and the firm
will be known as Hinde & Dohrer We
wish the new firm success,and extend to
Mr.. Dohrer and family hearty welcome
to our town. Mr.. Tom Kneale will con-
tinue with the firm, and see that they |
keep things up to the proper standar d. |
Tom Hinde ls looking up a location |
where he can fish, shoot squirrels aud
rest, and is willing to pay fair price for
just what he wants.-Gosh, wish it I
were 40.