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Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-04-25

Miss LAURA DAWSON will hold her
second spring opening Of millinery on
Thursday and Friday April oath aud
18th. All the ladies are invited.
COUNTERS and clothing tables built
to order at Robe & Rightmire's.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-04-25

a large furnishe room On the cor
ner 81 Spruce and Walnut streets
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-04-25

ALLEN BUSH NJ. D., office Moreland corner
n lately used by Peoples Tei.Co Special attention
to diseases of women and children. Peoples phone O.
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COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. April 16.-The cotton market
opened steady with prices unchanged to 8 points
lower, this being an Indifferent response to very
disappointing Liverpool cables and TO large re-
sccpts at the ports. Soon after the call the
whole list eascd off point or so further in the
absence OF generous speculative support and elm
der scattering sales BY Wall Street commission
houses. The new crop date from private wires
reflected favorable prospects for the cotton al
read in the ground and told of active prepara-
lions over pretty much the entire Northern por-
ton Of the belt. The weather conditions were
ideal. and there was less talk Of acreage re-.
duction but as was the yesterday, when
least expected. May shorts began to seek cover
Wall Street buying orders came to the front
and the New Orleans market made upward
lunge, which surprised even tn. bull leaders
here. For the balence of the day speculation
was active with the general COURSE OF prices
upward on covering and new buying.
Soon after midday the July option In New
Orleans moved up to 8. this being points
above the previous record price for the season.
New Orleans buying orders here helped TO adj
vance May to 3:o7, July to 80: and August to
S.S6 Towards the close the commission house
contingent sold freely to secure profits. and
some Of the more daring traders went short on
the theory that Liverpool will prove dsappoint.
ing again tomorrow. The close was quiet;
prices net points higher to :: points lower
the new crop positions alone showing the de-
eli
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-17

But There Mas Selling Of. { eforle
the Close.
IolD FAYoRIIEs GO HIGHER.
Chesapeake and Ohio and Norfolk and
Western EnjoYa Rise-Sensational
Jump IN International Power.
Other Stocks Active.

- 80 49,, ,-err4 active YES
ne siocka So,ti1ern Rail
NJ ~, e+ Iaaer hIIts tl,e price did not
,ct,,sd ver,. 1a,1ci, sold as; high as
III. and 40 lon sTis. The highest prices
vel werai ohta, ned in The early part OF the
session" Tho nreferrss1 sold off toward the
close at oGiss' louisville and Nashville
also tool, a t,,rn downward and went as
low . 124si but afterWgrd rallied to 1s55!ss
where it closed. Baltimore and Ohio
shn1.es 90, siJera h1a Strength going as
l,;e y ~ q 11nsI Atchfson was one OF the
fcN stocks "a hold on te, the gain It was
strong to the last. and the Closing price
among. The active stocks in yesterdays
<tradine and made some gains. 80
>s-zsss.t = e. o. AND N. &. w
For the first time in several DAYS Cfles-
4, n.eLsAs 1Gt;n1Aar M N-orfoIlr . nd Vest
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. - = = y 571-l7 = 2 = Z
CATTLE MARKETS

NEW YORK. April q EEvEs-Recc.pts.
s.eaag: thin cows 1oa Sc. higher: steers. IS
@7; bulls. s.. g5.4o: cows. s2:25@5,25.
Cables quoted live cattle higher at 14a51411c
per pound, dressed weight: sretriserat tor beef
lower at lie. per pouGse exports 3: a7o quarters
OF beef !; to. rnorrow.531 cattle and 1875 quarters
Of beef. Calves Receipts. 1854 head #Eveals.
5oe. @S1 higher; somes sales. S1!5 higher
S4@7.F0; little calves. S3@S.5o city dressed
reals higher at SO 1oc. per pound 8 extra lie
Sheep aud -iambs-Receipts 1.165 head; sheep
fsteadvls prime lambs. 10 Gl5c. higher than
Monday medium grades weak: unshorn sheep.
ss4.5oG e:e5: clipped sheep, ss5oG5; unshovn
5culls s.. bo94: - unshorn lambs, S65O@7 so;
clipped culls. SIS; spring lambs. $3Gl5.25 each.
sIIogs-Receipts. 6.173 head; market 81 strong;
state hogs, $3.50 a. &C. I
Isl CHICAGO. i LIZ, s.; April / 16.-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts, a19, 900 head 1O q 15c. lower: good 8 to
prime steers, $6.75 al .5o poor to- med um, 81 Is
SI6 so: s stockers and feeders r. 80 g5.25 cows,
81 5096; IS heifers, Sa.50@ g: Gamers. S1.50@
80; bulls, s.. "a $50; Ives. @5.25;
Texas.fed steers; S. at. 3 Hogs--Receipts,
S33 900 head morrow q. 900 head; left over,
S. 600 head; q 1Oc.s lower; mixed and butchers,
Sss. soa 7.so;s good Is choice. .2oG7.4o;
rough heary. So ao1 {. isht 50. hulk
sales $685. Gl7 e. Sheep--R cetpts. 600
head 4; sheep steady to strong Ia mbs steady,
T good toscholce wethers, So e26:.western sheen,
$4.Ib9 81 M TIT. lambs, St.Ia Ids5; western
lambs rs as g..
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C 4 | Ar
NEARER R hnRMAL
Transactions in s i Chief
feature Of Market {s1i
saof c31s q 8
+ .--
PRoFlT-IAKlNc WAS /! HEAVY.
This Kept Stock Below Last Nights
Level, butts Net Loss Was Less
Than poin.-Many Rumors
Prevalent.
PRoFlT.IAKlNC WAS HEAVY.
Sa!tf.ssss


NEW YORK. Ahrii97s. 1.-The stock mar
ket reverted TO a mora Normal condition
today ate: yester4t extraordinary
transactions IN that stock, although
scarcely more than. amer 1tsari er of those
of yesterday, still, ove7s1adowed tho mar
iiet and were OF a sesIn Beyond precedent
with q very few excennnns, Heavy profit
taking was in evidence all day long,
which kept the price almost constantly
below last nights leNssE The stocks net
: loss was ". 80 = =.
There was some selling Induced by the
emphatic disclaimers on the part of the
Southern Raiiwa y ttTests of any parts
cipaiion in the Louisville and Nashville
purchase. present or prospective. but The
distinction drawn between j.. p Morgan
e. Company bankers and the same
firm a S the controlling fnfluencesin South
eIn Railway seemed somewhat strained.
The extensive power oyer Louisville and
Nashville. allotted TO the firm. seemed
sufficient security Tor its operation in
harmony with SoGthcrH Railway. The
brokers most activE-hE1t11n selling of that
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Wireless Biography.
(By Associated Press.l


BERLIN. April 16.-Great Britain has
accepted Germany's proposition for an in
ternational conference to regulate itf. use
of wireless telegraphy. The other Pow
ers TO which the proposition was made
namely, the United States, France and
Russia-have not vet responded but the of
ficials here confidently expect favorable
answers. and especially from the United
States. which has taken much interest in
the matter.
Germa ny's suggestion embraces merely
the calling Of the conference. but without
definite formulation of a plan for the dis
cussons. This matter will be left entirely
to the conference.
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stock to-day wore those who1ve.e .hea y,
lest buyers yesterdA W. and who. n n;,as
ts
sellers Of Other SOCK Ks II e;
Gently been bought up 10 z l mat5e ese
buyers at new points i In the markeS
having a large part in the advance e., OF
the eoalsrs. both hard ana soft The 1 sTd
Western and Baltimore and Ohio seemed
TO be based on TIE assumption that they
should enjoy feNsame ,advanta ee.s: "a 9 :.
an STe 81 hs
and Pacific roads wereasuh1ect 70 IeanS-
ing, but there were a number OF smsnsr
railroads whose stocks were sna Hp!n 70,
ss'anced with an appearance OF aesoI ptlu ~!
for control. which readily induced spscn1-
.atlre following among the Rrofe;ss IS 2na
becSuse Of the prevalent feeling IN n. val AL
overnight without being snapped up by
some syndicate. is the expressive pn,1 as
of the president of one Of the Coaicrs:i
instance Of this class. its stocks rlsing!
more than points and closing strong ~
large number OF minor stocks which
showed gains Of a point or more at one
time during the day. but the cases are
tanned. Sugar became. strong for 2 tune
on the decision to limit the period for de-
bate on the Cuban reciprocity bill. Anal.
farafes Copper WAS sold on account OF
the reduction in The Ana conda dividend
and on fears that similar action would be
taken tomorrow in the case, of the Anal
gamated dividend. INTERNATIONAL Power
made al; extra ordinary upward move
n1ent of 1888 points. closing with a net
gain of III. Rumors We're current Of
some combination with American Locomo-
tive. The gains were not we'll MAIN
tanned jill any case, and there were not q
few declines. but the evidence that the
financial powers which have been leading
the speculation were still active kept the
interest in the market awake.
The money market showed no disturb
ance. and there MAS no advance in the
exchange market despite large sales of
stocks for London account and the pro-
spcctive demand for exchange on account
of the American subscriptions to the new
British consol loan. the terms Of the is
sue of which We're announced to-day. The
market closed active and irregular
There was continued heavy realizing in
bond market generally was Irregular. To-
ia sales. par value, 1896. Ooh United
States bonds were all unchanged on the
last call
The total sales of stocks for this day
were $4,000 shares.
MONEY AND ExcHANGE-slcney on cal,
asked: 4d45s per cent: prime mercantile paper,
4itM5h per cent. Sterling exchange steady
with actual business in bankers bills at Sls7h;
Tor demand and at S4.S!1k for sixty dars: posted
rates: s. Sc and S4.ssla: commercial bills.
S4s41a6 4.S51s. Bar silver.453ls Mexican dol
lars; a. Government bonds. steady: State
bonds inactive; railroad bonds irregular.
~
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Big Gambling.
(By Associated Press.)

VIENNA, April 16.-Count Colorado
Mansfield. the president OF the Jockey
Club: Prince Aversperg. the vice-pres-
ident of that organization. and other
members of the Governing Committee.
have resigned, owing to the prosecution of
Count Potoc!1i and others for gambling
a the club.
The trial arose from the great gannb-
ling at the Jockey Club December 2lst.
when Count Jos. Potocki. a Russian noble
man. lost 100000. Potocki and two other
foreigners, in addition to the fine were
permanently banshed from Austria.
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roRr NEWPORT NEWS. APRIL 10. 1902
A5DOCOR,s BAD PLIGHT.

..Tyyo years ago, as result OF SCI
we're cold, / lost my voice. writes DR..
NJ. L. Scarborough. OF Hebron. Ohio.
n.Then began, an obstinate cough Every
remedy known to me as a practicing
physician for. 50 years. failed. and daily
grew worse. Being urged to try Or.
Kings New Discovery for Consumption.
Coughs. and Colds. found quick relief.
and for last ten days have felt better
than for two years. Positively guar
anteed for Throat and Lung troubles by
Owens and Minor Drug Company. tcc.
and 81. Trial bottles free.
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American Bidders.
fBy Associated Press.)

NEW YORK. April 1s.-It was an
nounced to-day on Wall Street that J..
p. Morgan and Company and Barring
NIaguon and Company, OF New York:
Drexe and Company. Of Philadelphia:
and Kidder. Pea body and Company, of
Boston: had bee authoized to forward APP
plications for allotments OF the issue OF
ESQ 0fO.cO1 British consolsi Of which e16,-
100000 have already been placed. The
price of issue was fixed by the British
Treasury at % H.
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Market firm at Sc. for good lots.
COEFEE NYAREET

NEW WORK, April 16.-COFFEE-The market
for coffee futures opened steady with prices I'M
changed to 5 points higher. following steadier
ruling of the European markets than expected
and smaller Brazilian receipts than forrshad-
owed. The market later turned heavy under Ii
quotation and selling by importers. and at the.
close was steady with prices net unchanged to
points lower. Total sales were &c. $50 bags.
Spot Rio. quiet: No. invoice, 5lsc.; mild,
quiet: Cordova. SI12c.
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BALTIMORE MARKET,

BALTIMORE, MD. April 16--FLOUR-Firm.
prices unchanged. Wheat-Insctire at the adj
vance; spot. contract and the month. 79hM
ss0ssc.; southern. by sample. rs q S3c. Corn
Firm; mixed spot and the month. 64Lt G6issc.:
southern white, 6115 Iesc. Oats-Firnaer;;s more
active; No. white: 50A @51a REe-dull;
No.: . nearby, 60@e1c. Sugar--Firn aud I'm
changed. Ghense--F Firm and unchanged. Butter
and eegs-Firm and unchanged.
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
Richmond. Va. April IL, 1902.

Seaboard Air Line 4's-$S,o0o at s41s; $1,000
virginia Carolina Chemical preferred-1oo
at 1s1I4:1 share at 1S11.:o shares at 1871;
shares at 1914 10 shares at, 1917
Virginia Ss-slooo at 991i; $1,000 at o5;
$1,000 at %.
Georgia. Southern and Florida 1st preferred
seaoosrd Air Linep rererred-:5 shares at
ATS; As shares at a
Virginia Carolina Chemical commonly sharIS
at II; 35 shares til; Is shares at Il.
STATE SECURITIES. Bid. Asked.
North CarolIpa 4s. g. 1a1o...... 1o5
North Carolina 6s. q: 1919 s:13S
Va. SIS. new, c. and r.. 9s22. 95 as1a
Va Centuries. 20, c. and R..... 951s SO
CITY SECURITIES
E,ss e Ct, IS 7ss91sss Il
RAILROAD BONDS.
tlsnti ae e e eos Ger 81 IND
Char. Celum: and Aug: Cd IS. g. 1ls1s 11s
and g.. 3. ar. and =; p ts' "a 1o4
6. and O. r. and a.sD. Gen,i Mos 80:
celu@ and { G a - 1st es. cl5 Is
Ca a.. 50 So and Fla: Con- IS. iai5l1s -.
No, folk and sstern Ey. IS, 1886 g! r
Pet. Gas. 4 S.. r. G. 1875. lis
Pet: Glass 3 6's, \. 6. 1885,. 127 1s5
k e. and and Pf f. Com Com: *: J.
Rich. and Mecklen. list as: 1915. Sc
South Bound list SIS, 19a1 .-..s. III
s. a.. L. Con. 1stB As. 1850. SIG s49s
S.A. h. Collateral Trust s. 1os 4
Western n. G. 1st SIS c., 1914. 120
RAILROAD STOCKS.
atlantic Coast Line S. 90 IS IS 8
Atlantic Coast Line pfd 100 * III *
Atlantic Coast Line com 100 l2ois la3 Is s
Atlantic Coast. Line OF Conn % css2 40 81
Ca, So. and Fla list pfd 90 10 1D3 81
Ca. So mud Fla. Cd pfd 100 3S11a Isl 55
Norfolk and Western com 81 S s..
Rich. Fred. and Pot. com. 100 $50 s5s -
r, +. and r. d =. Oblix 90 .ss
r. z. ard P.E6 pc guar 90 270
r. f.. and EP.Es guar.... 100 $50
seshoaYd Air Line pfd -. 400 Il e As1k
Seahoasd Ak Line CON 8. ]. :. 100 2eil "a
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CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. I'LL. April 16.-Tbere was a
sharp and irregular action in the grain pits to,
day. Dry weather reports strEnS thenins
in the first early buying. but rain came to the
hears and prices We're forced down. May wheat
and May oats unchanged. Provisions lost GIG
8 to Zoe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-17
R1cHMoNpa TOBACCO ,LARKEr.
5(Sales MT Union Stock Yards.
$3.50 n ict naoua = IA ~ ncfl 4 & q. Qf

ftlCn nl0Nu
8 Report of the live stock market for the week
ending April 16. q 9O2: 49,
Reccipts-Catt,e, 365 head: hogs, 300 head:
sheep. $50 head calves so bead. All sold.
Prices: CattIe--Vcry best. 614 M5Ac-;: a few
extra, &C.; medium to good 1850: common to
fair, s45s4c.; bulls, 3G4Ac. Sheep. 41sc.g
gross. Hogs. SIG G6!kc.s;; few extra, Gs4c.s
Calves, 4661sc.s gross.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-17
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
Richmond Va April 49, 1902
PEANUT MARKETS.

A NORFOLK. " !. April 1G--PEANUTs-Qui
virciniuns-Actiye ut sac. for best stock.
fancy. 3@31sc.; strictly prime. &c.; prime. 21a q
csc. Spanish. TIC.
PETERSBURG. VA. April 16.-PEANUTS-
Market quiet. -.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-17
BY Augustine Royal1 q Co.
Real Estate Agents and AucttoneerA
Office No. 10 Tenth Street, Leader -
Building, AlancheSter.Va ia.
rOURT SALE
HANDSOMEST RESIDENCES IN The
THURSDAY, APRIL II. 1907
AT $50 O'CLOCK p. NJ,
-9 ON THE PREMISES.

By virtue of a decree of the Hustinss
Court Of the city OF Nanchester.pro-s
nounced on the 18th day of Jure. 1901. ia
chancery suit thersin psnain;ff. 81. sfYisa
nublic auction. on the day and hour above
that sRsndlqS Tssdenss sn
Railroad Streets Tho lot fronts - Feet
and runs back about as3 feet n ners =
with modern improvements. This prop
was built With Ersais 5e MT
most desirable piece Of property, being
situated in delightful nelEhborhood.
This property always commands nFss-5
class tenants and is never vacant. AS
an investment it presents very attrac-4
tive features For further particulars CAL,
on the auctioneers. ssts54s. Ssrsas
TERMs+One-fourth cash. balance upon
credit of :. 1. and IS month. purchaser
to give notes. with s per cent interest
added: title retained until the whole plir-.
chase money! is paid and conveyancs'
go BEVERLY r. CRuMP.
DAVID C.. RICHARDSON.
f,nr1n faaion RI.
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steady. 80. spring wheat, 74@7ec.; No. 5
spring wheat, 70M72c.: No. 2 red, S1@72hc.
No. . oats. 43ls M44ac.; No. white, $50
45$ac.; No. 8 white. 44ia @i5sic. No. rye,
571ac. Fair to choice mailing barley. eSG6Sc.
40. I naxsccd. S1.651a; No. northwestern.
SITS; prime Timothy seed. Ss.s5G6.9o. Mess
pork. per barrel, SIG. 75G116.so: lard. per 100
pounds 50 bo g o. 90: shert ribs sides zooss}.
81. 62l2 @7.75: short clear sides. s9.6oGo.7o.
Whisky, basis Of high wines; $3.50. Clover.
contract grade. S7.aO. Butter. firm; creamery.
25GI31c.; dairy. 81 G29c. Cheese unchanged, 100
49, Eyes. 1Tm: fresh. 1sHc. Receipts
Wheat o. 600 bushels; corn, 900 bushels: oats.
o5s, 0e0 bushels; hogs S5. 900 head.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-17
NAVAL STORES.

s8SI WLN11NGToN.N n. 81. april 1e.-sP1H1Ts
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES doing; receipts
casks. Rosin-Firm. s1.1o91.16: 81 receipts, 6s6
barrels. Crude >turpentine-Qu ] $50 ESQ;
receipts. u barrels. Tar--steady. s1.2o; e re-,
ceipts. 127 barrels. Il
s5 sAyAENAH.SGA.. April s1e.-TURPEET1NE-
Firm at ~ &c: receipts. 1.co6 casks; Sales 40i
casks; exports, LIS casks. Rosin-Firm; re.
ccipts,S 2.S14 6 barrels: s exports $40 barrels.
Quote "A B.. D.. 81 .25:H F.. S1.3O: F. S135:
C. s1.45: II. S1.eo:&I. s1.e5 K, S2:45; n, $3.50;
NJ IS. w e, $50: " ". $685..
CHARLESTON. G.. April 1e.-TURPEN-
TINE AND sROSIS-Unchanged-
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Cotton quiet; middling. 1s-1ec.:. net re-
ccipts, 2 bales: gross. 6.362 bales; sales. 3.s76
Total to-day-Net receipts .(an u s. portsl.
1854 bales: export to Great Britain. S.4Ss
bales: to tho Continent. 1862 bales; stock.
679.277 bales. if
! Consolida ted-Nct receipts tfall u s. ports).
1886 bales: export to Great Britain. 1892
bales: to France S,1o1 bales; to- the Continent,
1924 bales.
Total since September 1st--Net receipts tall
U. S. portsl. 7,o7S.I13 bales: export to Great
Britain. .. $50 bales: to Franco. 64S.4os
bales: to the Contnont.t =. sos. 1S9 bales.
PETERSBURG. Va April 16.-CoTToS-l
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE
PORT OF RICHMOND. APRIL 10, 1902.

LA1o>ee
ARRIVED.
Steamer Brandon, Catherine, Norfolk. mer.
chandise and passengers. Old Dominion line.
Schooner John NcGinuiss, Galloway, Severn
River. sand Southern Glass Company.
Schooner Kate, Todd, Colonial Beach, gravel.
Armitage Company.
SAILED.
Steamer Pocahontas. Graves. James River land.
and Norfolk. merchandise and passengers, vir.
einia Navigation Company
k' Steamer Lakewood. Craddock. james Rives
landings and Scotland. merchandise and passen.
gers. F. ". Archer. manaGer:
Steamer Brandon. Catherine. Norfolk, user.
chandIse and passengers, Old Dominion line.
roRr NEWPORT NEWS. APRIL 1e. 1902
ARRIVED.
Schooner Alice E. Clark. Boston. &
Schooner 81. D. Cressy. Boston.
Schooner Fannie Palmer. Portland ,ss.lz
SAILED. lsszz-a
Schooner James Pierce. Providence.
Schooner r. F. Pettfgrew. Bangor.
Schooner H.4V. Kelsey, New Haven. -
Schooner L.. L. SpraGue. Lynn.
Barge n. and ". No. 6, New Haven.
Steamer Lugano. Norfolk.
Schooner Agnes e. Manson. Boston.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-17
. LYNcHBUne TOBACCO MARKET.

Lynchburs. Va. April is. 1902.
Recefptg Of tobacco in the warehouses of the
city 4 continue light. and there is no material
change in prices. There has been strong de-
This grade are very high. The offerings are
generally of an inferior quality.
. The quotations are as follows: IS
sEN.>1sf'5575.59s DIRK GRADES.
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKEr.

BALTIMORE, ND. April dashboard All
Line common. 261261s; do. preferred, 46Ss @
Aga. seaboard is, s41i @Slls.
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GEO. w. a9lA 10, AUCIiuHs0ss
ESQ. II. aleTtfne. 9ale1r1au
BY the Valentine Auctton Co.
Auctioneers. So So

BY H05.t 64enL&NSSsf AlASstkAAS9 NAses0
Auctioneers.sas.sss=SS - IS
a UCTION SALE 80: -
HOUSEHOLD AND KfTClEN.sGu&Nl>;
A : no Is SOUTH FoGRTH STREET..
On account Of moving from the city.
we will sell for Mrs. W. a.. BradShay,a &
her residence. No. las South p darsnss
Street. g. .sssss.
TOMORROW fThursdayAkMOR
u APRIL 7.130e,
commencing at 1880 o.clock.
all OF the F,urniture contained In her re11-s
=dence-namely: Such as Oak Chamners
suits. Oak Chiffonrier, 12-foot Oak Es.ss
tension Table. Oak Dining Chats; very
pretty Quarter-Sawed Oak Buffet. Cham
Der Cane-Seat Chairs, Mattresses. Sprtnxs.
Pictures. Croekery and Glasswase, Ksn1ss Is
Pitchers, Side and Centre Tables, blank
cts and Quilts and other HOUSEHOLDS
Goods too numerous to; Enenfion:s -
THE VALENTINE AUCTION. CO..
5Eg-54s-sssz Alctioners.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-17

I certify that the bond required by the
decree entered on the. 26th day Of June.
1901 in the suit named above. has beer
duly given.
Hastings Court Of city of Manchester.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-17

At the request OF the Board Of Direc-5
tors of the Old Dominion Building and
Loan Association. which IS in voluntary
liquidation. we shall offer Tor sale az
18th and 18th days OF April. 1902. Begin
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-17

Spot cotton closed quiet. ] -16c. higher: mid
ding uplands. . 5-l6c.; middlng gulf. 9-16c.;
los 3 SIG haleS. - -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-17

promptly at AGO o'clock p NJ,
and selling in the order IN which they ara
here named. the following pieces OF prop
First. Three OF the best residences lots
in the city. fronting 30 feet each, on the
southside of Porter Street. at the cor1e s.
feet to a. 12-foet alley. =,
Second. House and Lot. No. f4s1
Semrnes Street. fronting 3ox100 3ssG. good
lot and six-room .dw cling.
Third. Three Houses and Lots Nos
1910. 1912 and 1914 Bainbridge Street. The
houses contain four rooms each. ana the
ming back 140 feet to q 10 foot alley.
Fourth. House and Lot No. 170S. Everett
Street. Very attractive six-room dTelling.
with lot 42x1s5 feet to an alley 20 .eet
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-17

BEVERLYsT. CRGMP.
DAVID G.. RICHARDSON.
Special Commissioners.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-17

AND THREE OF THE MOST vALu>
MANCHESTER. VIRGINIA.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-17

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