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Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-19

during the storm a fash of lightning
blinded him for an instant and caused him
to miss his footing while stepping from the
top Of one car to another and he landed
heavily with both feet on the track. Both
ankles were badly sprained and 1t will be
several days before he will be able to walk.
He was removed to his home at 1902 South
Eighth street.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-19
Plumbing and hratinE. siIby g Son.
Puck'S Domestic soap is best for laurdr
Rates for Reunion.

Secretary Knox OF the Iowa Society Army
of the Philippines. received notice yester-
day that the railroads would grant a rate
of one and a third fare for the round trip
for the reunion OF the national society
in this city in August. 1t is understood
that this rate is to apply to all points. The
local committee had hoped for a better
rate than this and will take the matter
up again with the railroads.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-19

which It is alleged was stolen from the
plaintiff by George Parker and Frank Nell
son. The money, which corresponded with
the amount stolen from Bunderson and
which was found on Parker and Nelson
shortly after the robbery, was in posses
sion Of Chief Of Police Tibbits until he
surrendered 1t to Attorneys Lindt and
Mynster on order Of Justice Bryant. The
attorneys held an assignment Of the money
from the two prisoners. 4.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-19

alleged that at Halls camp he offered to
sell the horse and buggy, but failed to find
a purchaser. When he returned the rig
last night he had no funds with which to
pay for its hire. Whether Kelley sold the
whisky he disposed of at the different
camps is not known, but the attention of
the federal authorities will be called to
the case.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-19

O.. B. Kelley, a stranger, was arrested
by the police last evening. who placed a
charge Of vagrancy against him on the
jail register. Kelley hired a horse and
buggy from Utterbaeh's livery barn yes
terday morning and drove out along the
line Of the Great Western grade. He is
said to have distributed whisky at q num-
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-19

Keep your system in perfect order and
you Will have health, even In the most sickly
seasons. The occasional use Of PrIckly
Ash Bitters win insure vigor and regularity
In ali the vital organs.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-19
Davis sells paint.
Puck's Domestic soap Is best
swttchman Has Peculiar Accident.

A. e. Marble. a switchman in the employ
OF the Milwaukee railroad. met with a pc
euliar and painful accident at an early hour
yesterday morning. While switching cars
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-19
Wash Goods Sale

T1.2c-Double fold zephyrs and 3o-inch
Madras, former price II 1-2c IL
and 15c-on sale ........ ......A -
All our imported Wash Novelties rang
ing in price from 3ec, 45c, soc, oec,
consisting of Grenadines, Foulards
and silk Mulls, in one lot 90
on sale. OOS
10c-Fine Batiste and Irish Dimities,
full 80 inches wide, over 100 styles to
select from; formerly re- ~
tailed at 15c-19c; on sale. ......1OC
bc-A choice lot of Dress Ginghams, in
plaids, checks and stripes, colors guar.
anteed, and usually retalled
at Sc and 10c; on sale DC
A B0-inch Dimity and Batiste, large as
sortment beautiful patterns, and
sold all season at IL 1-2c; ~
on sale ........... ......... %. ~
1pc-A large assortment Of our Csc, 33c
and 35c Scotch Ginghams and Mer-
cerized Zephyrs, very desira- IN
BILE for waistings; only 5000. 1SC
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Five Extra
Special
Glove Items

s5c-sIlk gloves. patent finger o.
tip, two clasp, black and colors, .1oC
regular retail price SOC, on sale
25c-Ladies' Berlin Isle lace gloves, very
scarce and desirable for hot 0
weather. regular retail price, SoC
2bc-on sale ....... .-... ..... 49,
SSc-Lsdies' washable fabric gloves, two
and four button-the very -
latest fad, look like undressed .HaHC
kid, actual value soc, on sale ...OOO
10c-A lot OF odds and ends in ladies',
misses and chiidren'st
colored taffeta gloves,
former price Csc, on sale sees. ..~O
tipped finger, three pearl
clasps, white. black. slate, for INC
mer retail pricei$1, on sale .....N
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-19
Gravel rOOhng. A. H, read. 54l broadway.
No Money to Pay livery mn.

Seven transfers. agErekating........tl $3.50
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CONTINUED on Ninth Page.)
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-28
COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK, March p. The cotton market
opened. steady With prices 2a4 points higher
light port receipts, further advancing after the
call to- s.67 for July on active general buying.
the early rise, though shorts were the more
eager buyers: However. strike reports from q
number OF Southern mills. wi tn further. prom-
Using labor advfces from Lowell. resulted in a
change of front on the part of room trade, and
before II O'Clock the whole list was OF some
shorts sunhesitatingly sold May. and July con-
tracts: was noticed thatA European reports
orders were taking nearly all the short cotton
cod, and this led conservative operators to
look for a rally in the event OF estimates for
being small. The figures proved to be decd-
edly5 below the actual receipts of same day last
year, and for the. rest Of the session the
Of tho day reached in the last half hour on a
furry OF general buying, led b. shorts The
close was very steady with prices net 4@1S
points higher. y
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COLORADO FUEL
VERY YERI.sH.
This Stock Occupied The Largest
Share Of Attention on Market.
DROPPED OVER FIVE POINTS
Good Par. Of This Was Recovered. Althsulh
Il Was on Downward Grade at Close.
AmsiIanated Copper Advanced
and Thea Fell.

NEW YORK. March 1.-THE fevcrish
and cratic speculation in Colorado Fuel
occupied the largest share of attention
lent drop of 5ss in the price of this stock
was alleged to be due TO the desires
OF the members of the. pool to shake off
q weak following preliminary to a re-
logical explanation was found in the ad-
mission to the Stock Exchange list for
the first time to-day Of the convertible
a very active market on. arbitrage for
these bonds on the curb for some time,
due to the fact that they were consid-
erably lower in price than the stock took, was vas
consisted in buying OF the bonds on the
curb and selling the stock on the Ex-
change: 1t was necessary to oorro DIV. STOCK LOCI
for delivery until to-day, when the con-
yerfible bonds became good deilVery.
against the sale of the stock under the
ruling Of the Exchange. The bonds also
declined sharply from last nights prices
on the curb. but it was noticed that they
were held well above the price OF the
stock as though to discourage the con-
version Of the bonds into STOCK, Mex. Mex.
was in Amalgamated Copper; for which
there was an active demand, III Whlch
brokers usually employed by inside inter-
ests were conspicuous. The movement
was believed to be directed against the
short interest. The stock lost most OF
It's gain and Colorado Fuel recovered
good part OF It's loss, dillOuSlis IL MdS ci
the downward grade at the close. An &C
tive demand for Sugar sprang up late IN
the day, apparently based on the advance
sugar. The arnicable course of ncgotia-
tons between the anthracite miners rep
resentatives and the operators induced a
covering movement in the Coalers ana
caused general advances in the group.
Reading was also helped by its good earn
ings statement for February. The con-
tinued calmness in the money marker.
while the demand was being satisfied TO
carry over until Monday next, relieved an
apprehension of a furry which has been
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LOST HIS MONEY.
Passenger from Baltimore to Richmond
Claims He Was Robbed.

Complaint was made to Major Howard
yesterday by Mr.. Nat Chamberlayne that
on his way from Baltimore to West Vir-
ginia, over the York River line, he had
been relieved of $40 while on the boat
between Baltimore and West Point He
gave the Chief some information about
the loss, and the detectives will work on
the case. Mr.. Chamberlayne was anx-
ious to proceed on his way. and asked
the Chief to aid him. He was given a
letter to the Chesapeake and Ohio Off
Gals with the request that transportation
be give nhim to Clifton Forge, and he
left yesterday afternoon
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FELL TWENTY FEET.
Automatic Brakes Saved Long Drop Of the
Murphy Hotel Annex Elevator.

= !
Murphy Hotel Annex Elevator.
The automatic brake on the freight
elevator in NIurphy's Hotel Annex was
given a severe test wednesday when the
big controlling weight attached 70 TIE
steel hoist cable became detached anu
turned the elevator loose.
The car shot down about twenty feet
when it came to a standstiil with a
thud, the brake jaws clamping the sides
of the elevator shaft with sufficient force
to hold the car suspended between the
third and fourth floors.
In the car at the time was the negro
employed to run it. He was badly fright
ened by the noise Of the falling weight
and the coiling of the steel cable upon
the car hood. but he was not injured at
all, only suffering an enforced stay in
mid-air until he was rescued by work
men.
The damage is slight The passenger
elevator is not affected by rhis mishap.
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Knights Of Pythiae Charm.

a letter has been received by Com
monwealth,s Attorney D. c. Richardson
from Mr.. James c. Haslam. from Charles
!. ton, S. c., IN which he states that sew
eral days ago while on a train going from
Rdchmond toa. Cincinnati. he found q
knights Of sPythias gold charm In THE
smoking compartment, which he would %. be
glad to return To- thesowner. His address
viii be. this week, at ST Charles Hotel,
New orleans, and later at the Oriental
Hotel. Dallas, Texas Mr. Haslam's homo
address is Cincinnati s5fssa5s
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Bonds for Preferred Stock.

(By Associated Prcss.)
TRENTON, ~. J.. March 27.-The SEN
ate to-day. with practically no debate,
passed the bin designed to authorize the
United States Steel Corporation to take
up it's preferred stock, which bears I
per cent. dividend. and substitute there
for per cent. bonds. The BILL as amend
ed. was passed by e vote OF II to 8.
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REAL ESTATE-PRIvATE SALE.
1904 NET INVESTMENT
Absolutely Guaranteed at
NEWPORT NEWS. VA.

NEWPUKT- NEWS.7EF 4.
THE GREAT ATLANTIC SEAPORT.
Ten thousand workmen regularly employed;
100000 weekly pay-rolls. Excellent CORNER
LOT, with two detached buildings. containing
store and 20 living rooms can be bought right
now for only s., 900, if all CASH is paid Consd-
erably less thun its real value. Owner pressed
for cash: We will give a years WRITTEN
GUARANTEE that this Will pay you IL PER
CENT. NET OVER AND ABOVE taxes and in
ssurance. An excellent bargain. Secure 1t Mt
once. Deed and title will be guaranteed by
Title Company. Wire. phone write
J. "A. SobfMERyILLE.& CO..
<137 26th ST.. Newport News. Va.
References: City Bank, Newport News, Va. !;
Front Royal (Fa.) National Bank.
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NEW YORK, March 27.-CoFFEE-The mar
kct for, coffee futures opened steady with prices
of the day was tame. professional affair at
best. Prices kept within narrow rut and
total sales reached but 11,750 bags. Spot no,
quiet; No. invoice, 31sc.; mild, quiet; Cor
dnYa. SD Dc.
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CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO, ILL, March 27.-Grans exper-
fenced another day Of heavy trading and IL, for
however. dlssipated fears of crop damage. and
corn shorts had comforting assurances against
the gossip OF corner in July corn and Dc e
cIines were registered. May wheat closed1 IS a
l1sc deprcsscd; May corn. &c. lower, ana
May oats, &c. down. Provisions again acted
independently strong and closed ogI4s 70 ooc.
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Tho lcad,pc cultures ranged as follows:

Cash QUOTATIONS. were US 1oIloWS: T TUT
steady No. 3 spring wheat, 70@73c.; No.
red 7sc No. yellow w, corn, SsM a;c No.
white, 4Sh @44s4c. No. 2 rye. 56A @57Ac
Fair to choice mailing barley. 5o@6ec. No No :
haxseed, $1.6s; No. northwestern SlId.
Mess pork, per barrel. $4,000 6.65: lard, per
100 pounds. $97o@o.7 IS; short ribs sides (loose),
IS. 57s.30; dry sailed shoulders (boxcdl
$7.12LM7 2h; short clear sides (boAcd), 80 log
9a5 WhIskey, basis of high wines, S130.
Clover contract grade, SS.75. Butter, easy;
crcameries, 2O@2Ic.; diaries, 13!sM2oc. EsSs,
stendy: fresh l31hl14c.
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BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE, MD. March 27:--FLoUR..
Contract. the month. 1874 @7sasc.; southern by
sample, 7o@s1 &c. Corn, easier; spot and q the
asked Oats. stcadicr; No. white. 49649!.c
Rye, quiet No. . nearby, 6o@61c Butter. lrm
and unchanged. Eggs, firm and unchanged.
CHEESE, firm and unchanged.
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LYNoHn1,aa ro.Accos MARkrr

LynchbUfH 6. Va March q, 1902.
While prices in the kynchDurS tobacco market
have not been ruling quite as high for the past
ton Of the mnrket IS regarded as highly salts
factory. There is strong demand for all
grades Of leaf. and offerings are large. Reports
from adjacent counties show that the farmers
arc taking advantage !, of the spell Of good
wea Their in preparing for. the new crop. There
is no indication that there will be any falling
or in the area to the pltRrted
;Es5fS5gss 3ss$4 MARINE lNTELNdGENCK.
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WEDNESDAY, April 9. 1909.

a. Il o'clock A.. in front OF the CUSTOM
house. on Bank Street. in the city OF Rich
rnnnd Va. all the REAL ESTATE OF the.
Midlothian Mining Company referred to
in said decree, and situated as above
stated. together with ali the Buildings.
Machinery. Fixtures, and other PROPERTY
ON the said land. or any portion thereof.
and with all Coal. Coke Gas. Oil, Ores OF
other natural products In or on the safl
ppepe5f Or y PprS MInne nn
Rights of every characte. and description
iE. to and upon the said land.
These well known and hlghy Ky
ern Railway. at Coalfeld Station. thirteen
miles from the city Of Richmond. with
excellent railway faeliites; are highly ,
excellent quality OF bituminous coal which
actual explorations have shown them to
contain. and for the comparative cheap
ness of mining and marketing the same.
The main coal-beds embrace about $50
acres and are estimated by high author
acre. and on large portion OF the land
there is valuable timber and large guam
tity of cord wood.
The buildings comprise a large Brick
Store and Warehouse large, well-ap-i
pointed Residence. and about twenty neat
comfortable Dwellings for operatives. am
Much Of ,.le machinery is Of costly
and valuable character: consisting of En-
gines. boilers. Pipes. Shafting. &C.. &c
James River. opposite the wharves of tho
city of Richmond. while very valt,abls
adjunct to the mines. afrordlns deep
water transportation. is also highly vai-s
uab Bile independently of them. being an
excellent site for any warehouse or u1an-s
ufacturing purpose.
It is believed that with some outlay
for additional and more modern equip
ment, improved mthods. and q moderate
amount Of working capital. these mines
can be made exceedingly productive and
The auctioneers will exhibit plat OF
the property. give any information re-
specting It, and viii. If desired. furnish
Conveyance and show the property to-
those wishing to see it with the view to-
bidding thereon.
TERMS fourth cash. and the hall
ance In five annual instruments at one.
two three four and five years. the de-s
ferred payments to bear interest at tie
rate of 5 per cent. per arnurn. and to Do
evidenced by negotiable notes, with fn-S
terest added, or by bonds bearing interest,
the title to be retained by the court to
secure the deferred payments until all the
purchase money is paid O.. deed to be
made and the purchaser to secure the
said deferred instruments OF purchase
money by a. deed Of trust upon the prop
BEy. T. CRUMP.
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DIVIDENDS.
Office Of the Secretary and Treasurer.

Office Of the Secretary and Treasurer.
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Co.
Wilmington, N. c., March 20. 1902
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company
&. have declared THREE and {ONE-HALF:
s PER CENT. (sE per cent? interest on
the Certificates of Indebtedness of the
& Wilmington and Weldon Railroad Com
s pany for the six months ending March
s 81 1902. Interest due and payable on
and after APRIL 1900, at the Office
to all holders of record of March 81. 1902.
Transfer Books will stand closed from
4 March e. 1902. to March 81. 1902. inclu-
6 siVe. JAS.FF. POST,
Secretary.
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CATTLE MARKETS

EAST BUFFALO. n. Y. March 27.-CAT-
light steady f9 4on soos grass
Sena ste sSy; closing 5@ioc higher heavy
mixed sSe,a oS s}ays p heep
and lam5s-Receipts. $500 head: stady for
ambs sheep firm sheep o l9ps - mlaed thc SSov@
earrings, s5.756G25; top lambs, S6.6O@6.7o;
culls to good. si.6o@6.55.
ceipts $500 head including cars T e. ans;
steady to strong good to prime e steers; SoeoeS
feeSsrs p0os &c Hs9n cows
S..5cM5.S5; Gamers. $1.3o@2.40; bulls, SsooGe
Bio; calves s25odo; Texas sd steers s9@s.
row. p 900 head left over, 1000 head; active
and rGioc. higher$ mixed and butchers. Sc. 4o@
&c shGse hsnxs $5@s
sales. so.4oa sos. sheep-Receipts. L; 600
sheep lover; ls99s i5@ssf
e qne, y'eaSiinss. sS2Sa5s5: native lambs, SIG
GIGS; western lambs, s5.c5G6.s0
East LIBERTY, PA, March e7.-CAT-
TLEeSteady; choice, $50 @675; prime,
s62O66.4o; good. .s5.50@59 80. Hogs-Higher;
prime Heavy hogs. ss.so@6.s5; best me me,
dinmS ss1S@Sso h xs ios york I.a $s iS@
$50; cuiis and common, s2.5o14; veal
calves, s7@7.75.
NEW YORK. March MISUNDERSTANDING
s113 head; no trading: feeling unchanged; dress,
!: ed beef, firm Mt S@101ac. per pound Liverpool
Z and London cables quote live cattle higher nj
l36lllISc per pound. dressed weight; refrisera'
tor beef, higher at 10R oil Ac. per pound; nc
exports 81 to-day. Calves-Receipts. 1O3 head;
feeling FIRM; vcals sold at $5MS.5O: per lot
hounds ; small calves at SIG .5O. sheep and
lambs Receipts, 1,430 head; sheep, steady;
lambs slow and 10c.S lower; 8 cars unsold SheeI
sold at $4@5:75 per 100 pounds; culls, s.
lambs IS. SOI690; one car at. ST. culls: S4.50g
x Hocs-Receipts. 10 cars; feel STEADY.
- CINCINNATI. o., March 2l.-HOGS--Actlve
and higher. $5.65@6S0. Cattle-Dul1. $215M
g. as Sheep-Dull and lower, $2.I5g5.40
Lambs-Lower.I 81. so $500.
NAVAL STORES.
WILMINGTON. NJ c.. March c7.-SPIRlTs
TURPNNTINE-Firm and unchanged; receipts
Fl casks Rosin-Steady and unchanged; re-
ceIpts, $50 barrels Crude turpenttne-Steady
and unchanged; receipts, 3 barrels. Tar-Firm
$40; receipts, Clio barrels.
Is SAVANNAH, GA, March 27.-TURPEN
sales % casks: exports. Oh cnsk IS. Resin.
cxpor ;723 barrels. Quote: A. B, g. D. sl.so
n. 81 .35; F., 81 40: 81 :d5;.H, $l.So; Il Sl:l2
X. 5s2o.45 N. s2.s5; N. 1925; w G, $3.50; y
", $3.50.
:. CHARLESTON. S. c.. March 27.-TURPEN
TINE AND ROSIN-Unchansed.
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Licensed to Marry.

Ma5r'ass fSnses ana ave 9een Tsued 70
Frank N. Snyder and Lois B. Heple-
bawer, John Cornett and Bertha Barry
VIM. J. Harris and Clara Bell Radford
Edward L.. Allen and Mary E. Brown
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Unlicensed Dogs.

The police have up to date reported
1872 dogs and three goats as unlicensed.
The number of licenses taken out this
year IS greater than ever before.
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE. MD, March 27.-Seaboard COM
mon. 24@24A; do preferred, 44@44sss. Sea-
board As, S4k ass.
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s1asy. strictly prime, e; psins. 53So O.
TX CD opaRdsh, IT,
sPETEkSBURG.EVA.. March 27.-PEANTTs-
fvirSipiaps-Activs at oAc. for best steck.s
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STOCK QUOTATIONS.
Fprp3shed by NJ essrs. SCOTT & STK1N0FELoW.
Members New \ ork stock Exchange.
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Office of
Virginia Carolina Chemical Co,

Virginia Carolina Chemical Co.
Richmond, Va. March 5, 1862.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THIS
company have this day declared the req
"a ular quarterly dividend of 2 per cent.
1.-TWO pei. cent? the same being dividend
81 No. %, on the preferred stock OF this
checks will be mailed to all stockhold-
y ers OF record April eth next The books
for the transfer Of preferred stock Will
be. closed from April 9Th to April 15th,l
both days included.
S..sNV sTRAVERS. Treas.
The BOARDEOF1DIRECT OFsTHIs3
I bank have this day declared the regu-
s lar quarterly dividend OF 1 per cent.
same being dividend No g., on stock
of this bank. payable April 1902.
Checks will be mailed to ali stockhold-
ersS 0tsrecord March 8.
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present TO the mind Of spectators all
week and induced not little covering OF
short contracts. Some of the prominent
railroad stocks had the advantage OF this
movement, but the general market was
extremely dull and sluggish all day. as
Is usual on tho eve OF a prolonged holi-
day. The widest movements were among
a few Specialties. The upward movement
was renewed in the Colorado and South-
ern stocks. Green Bay and Western
Jumped SIS: Keokuk and Des Moincs. "a
the preferred, 3l!s: Lankawanna, Twin
City Rapid Transit, ok, and American
Gable. 2. The late rally In the market
caused a recovery in the stocks which
had been heavy early in the day and
wiped out most OF the losses.
The feature of the bond market was the
active demand for Green Bay and West,
ern debenture BIS from widely scattered
sources They rose Ia net, and the de-
bentt1re AS rose 3 on a few transactions,
Total sales. par value, 81, Gil. 300.
The total sales of stocks for tho day
were $4,000 shares.
MONEY AND ExCHANGE-loney call
firn all loans ut 4 per cent: prime mercantile
paper 4Js95 per cent. Sterling exchange urn
with actual business in bankers bills at
81 S7% M4S7k for demand and at - Box g
4 s5M for sixty days: posted rat 4s6 and
4sSis: commercial bills. si.s4h@4 s5is Bar
silver 5SN; Mexican dollars. 43A. Govern
ment bonds, steady; State bonds inactive; rail-
road bonds, irregular.
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Mutual Assurance Society OF Virginia.
Richmond. Va. March %, 10.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
members of this SOCIETY will be held
at the Office Of the society MONDAY
April Hst, at o'clock r. NJ.
EDWIN A. PALMER,
Principal Agent.
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PORT OF RICHMOND. n1ARcH q, 1909.

PORT OF RICHMOND, MARCH q, 1902
ARRIVED.
Steamer Rosalie, Willis, Norfolk, merchandisa
and passengers. Old Dominion line. ss525@
S steamer 5PocRhontas. Graves, James River lard.
and Norfolk, merchandise and passengers, Y IN.
gina Navigation Company. ~ & 5,
Steamer Lakewood, Craddock, james Rives
landings and Scotland. merchandise and pa ssen-
gers, l.. ". Archer, manager. s
a Steamer Winyah Simmons, Philadelphia. Pa.
merchandise and passengers. Clyde line. ~,
Steamer Maud, Clifford, James River. shucks.
W. B. Bradley & Co.
schooner y. =: Mott, Torrey. Rockland. lime,
8. II. HAYES & Co.
Barge Israel ". Durham, Elmer, Newport
News, boilers, W. r. Trigg Company.
= Barge D. Fairfax Bush. Baltimore, coal, s.
a. & Co.
SAILED.
Steamer Resale. Willis, Norfolk, merchandise
and passengers, Old Dominion line.
PORT NEWPORT NEWS, MARCH q. lao2.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Buena Eventura, New York.
SAILED.
2 Barge Havana, Fall River.
Barge City Of Montreal, Fall River.
Barge Indian, Fall River.
Schooner S. P. Blackburn, Providence.
Steamer Powhatan, London.
Steamer Apppomattox, London.
Steamer GanecoSorta, Pensacola.
Steamer Orion, Boston.