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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1902-01-16

granted pension Of $l2 per month.
Henry Roehrmsu Of Hope has
been granted pension Of Sc . month.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. 5. Upsbaw &C.
cupy the Ku ach cottage on south
Buckeye
Tie many friends Of N. J. Smith
are glad to see him on the streets
again after his recent illness.
j. G. Beatty, one Of the Beatty
brothers in the Beaumont oil region,
has bought SIS acres southwest Of
Sand Springs for $l7,64O.
Standing room only was the
record Of the "Uncle Toms Cabin"
show last night. 1t was a good per-
iormance Of the old favorite.
State Fish Commissioner Wiley
placed 500 beautiful bass minnows in
the Harrington reservoir Wednesday.
They came from Langdon, this State.
5. A, Ballet was taken to Lam
sing today to serve out his 5 year
sentence in the pen. He has been in
jail in Minneapolis since last spring.
--Herington was connected with
the long distance lines of the NJ Il
K. telephone company this week and
can now talk to New York at IS a
minute.
The Lanier Circle held its first
formal meeting last night. 7, L.
Dewey was leader. Key. h. r. Brown
and H. X. Humphrey were elected as
members.
--~harles Bradshaw of Hope went
today to ST. Joe where he takes a
position in he wholesale house Of
Tootle, Wheeler & Co. His family |
will follow soon.
The Sallna papeys report that
Miss Lulu Ingram of Abilene is gain
ing sight in her right eye which has
been blind from her birth, ~ years.
She has been taking treatment in Sa-
lima.
Manchester News: Jackson Coul.
son has sold his two farms in Cheever
township and he and his wife will 60
to Abilene to reside. The purchasers
of the farms were Mr., Coulson's
sons, Ivan and Jack.
In the supreme court decisions
Saturday in the Otto Gas Engine
works against Reed ct al, suit fol-
lowing the equipment Of Grant Gil
let's Woodbine elevator, the decision |
Of Judge Moore was affirmed
j. s. Baumbaugh sold his large
and well improved farm Of $50 acres
in Hayes township Wednesday to FIR.
VanVoorstof the Glenwood ranch for |
the sum Of $12, 400. Mr.. Baumbaugh |
is thinking Of making his home in
Abilene.
John W. Chamberlain, OF Tiflin,
o., comrade Of Judge Mitchell Of
this city and who was in Libby prison
with him, has been for fifteen years
at the head Of the order OF Amounted
High Priests and has conferred the
degrees on some seven hundred can
didates. He become Mason in 1858,
has been Knight Templar for forty
years, and has his thirty-third degree
He is treasurer OF the Ohio Masonic
Home.
X. c. World: Ralph Stull, an
Abilene man, has quit chewing to-
bacco. OF itself, the fact is not
alarming, but this mans record as a
consumer of tobacco is rather I'M
usual. He has chewed not less than
one pound OF plug tobacco each week
for "a years. That would mean a
grand total Of 1,24S pounds. At so
cents a pound and it never cost him
less than that, as he always bought it
at retail-it would represent cash
outlay Of 1924.
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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1902-01-16
Another Station for Belle Springs

An0tner StalI0n l0f belle springs
BANNER CITY, Jan IA. At a m ct
ing Of the Banner City Creamery as.
ISOLATION yesterday afternoon the
stockholders voted to sell the plant
to the Belle Springs Creamery com
pany. Another meeting will be held
Wednesday to close the deal.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1902-01-16
It Keeps the Feet Warm and Dry

Ask today for Aliens Foot Ease, a
powder. ltcures Chilblains, Swollen,
Sweating, Sore, Aching Damp feet,
At all druggists and shoe stores, rs
cents.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1902-01-16
A Certain Cure for Chilblaina.

Shake into your shoes Aliens Foot
Ease, a powder. 1t cures Chilblains,
Prostitutes, Damp, Sweating, Swollen
feet. At all druggists and shoe
stores, Is cents.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1902-01-16

High school lecture course number
Friday, Jan. II.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1902-01-16

One thing we want to i'm
press on you-Queen Cor
set Covers arc noted for
their correctly fitting quail
ties. They're Corset Covers
daiotily made, and at prices
surprisingly low A pretty
Corset Cover, made Of fine
muslin, trimmed in torchon
lace and three rows Of in
sertion, worth soc, 4Sc
special sale price 4 wv
A &c Corset Covers trim
med with Valencience lace
and insertion, E0o
special sale price QUO
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-23
BUILD ON ANOTHER SITE.
Subscriptions Being Taken FOR Stricken City
OF chilpaucingo.
fEr AssocIatcd press.l

MEXICO CITY, Jan. 222-Subscriptions
are being taken lgn here among American
and British residents for the victims Of
the earthquake atsChilpancingo.
Further. details Of the casualties report
that three women were crushed to death
in the church San Jose at Chilapa while
they were cngeged in devolions. One
woman, at the first trcnlor, ran TO the
door. hoping to escape, but was caught
beneath the church tower as it fell.
Fortunately. a large portion-o OF the popu-
slation were in the main plaza at the time
of tie shock, watching a tight rope per-
forrnance.
.Advices from Cl1fpancinso report that
Governor Mora and family arc living in
a Stable, which has been constructed into
a Temporary dwelling. lie offers $4,000
as a personal contribution for rebuilding
the city. Many people are reported TO
have gone insane as a result OF the hor-
srors Of the catastrophe and from loss of
relatives and. friends. It is now proposed
to rebuild the city on another site.
The Presbyterian missionaries, George
Johnson and Walter H. Semple. both OF
Philadelphia, whose Headquarters are at
zChilpancinso. were fortunately away at
the time Of the disaster.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-23
SMALL. GRADUATING CLASS.
Rev. Dr.. Harding ReslsHs-os. Kline to "ec
Miss Fannie LittistoE.
tsaccl:il Dispatch 70 Tic Tinics-1

{SDrciIt Dispatch 70 A-!c 1tL'S"-'
TAEMTILLE, jan. me st>ou- i,
jag class of the STATE Icihaie Noiii.<-.'
fnI. me session which ends February l&t,
- yoIv s,aail, tnere beii.s only n.!e young
ladies to receive Diplomas. They are:
MISC Frances Nducey Saith, OF Shaf-
i:,ta Courthouse; Miss Mar Son:crvil!e
Snarizs CT Crooked. F2n, Cul:2eper coun-
": Misc Zilpah Temple Iignor, OF
Hampton; Miss Helen II. Winston, OF
Bristol, Va; Miss Ruth CnleSi. Dyer, or
Herrdon, Fairfax COUNTY; Mss MARY
Power. Fa,ti,lrg, OF Newport cse"s, va
Miss Mary Can5eil Jones, MORRISON,
Warwick county; Mss Willie R2dclif!,
Mecklcnhurg county, and Miss Etnlna
Owen, OF Fredericksburg. Va. Ihe oNer-
osea will be held in the Assembly tiai
of the school February lSt-
Rev. Dir. Il. II. Harding, WHO has served
the congregation of The Presbyterian
Church as their pastor for over tWetVe
years. has rendered his resignation. to
take effect at an early day. DE- darai4iS
is one of tho rIcst beloved naen in FARM
VILE, and it is not expected; that his con-
grccation will accept his resignation
DR.. l.. w, Kline and Miss Fannie Lit
Teton. both teachers in the State Nor
mai School. left yesterday afternoon for
Suffolk, where they vii. be- married ut
the home OF the bride Thursday. Miss
I,ittieton is the daughter OF Rev. Fir
Littlcton. pastor of the Methodist Church
at Suffolk. and has been q teacher in the
normal for quite awhile.
Or Kline is one of tho most pronli-
nent educators in the State. and since
he has been in Farmvilla has made many
friends After the marriage DR.. and Mrs
Kline vii! take 4 wedding tour, after
which they viii make their horne in
+ I.arnvilie.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-23
GROW SILK IN VIRGINIA.
Company Formed TO Undertake This Valuable
BUSINESS

Commission hoiner has received a let
ter from Louis B. Magid. No. % Broad-
way, New York, stating that company
with capital of $50 900 had beeen formed
to enter the .'seTiculture" in the South.
They will educate the Southern farmers
TO raise cocoons and assist them mater
tally IN The supply of seed and the plant
ing OF mulberry trees, as we'll as dis
tributing instructions as 10 treating the
sill.worn- The writer wished to know
in what party of Virginia tho mulberry
trees could be grown. Mr.. 1Noiner in re-
plying stated that Middle. Southern and
Eastern Virginia were well adapted to it's
growth.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-23
GOVERNOR UP AND DOING.
Transacts Much Business Alter Absence O.
Two Days.

Governor Montague had rather busy
day yesterday after his return from At
lanta He rested only q short While at
the mansion, and was in his Office at the
usual hour.
Governor Montague has disposed of all
The bills passed by the Legislature. Tho
only one returned without his approval
was that III relation 10 a land and de-
veopment company in Newport News,
which he considered was TOO vague as to
It's purposes Mr.. W. j. Payne, one Of
the incorporators was to see the Cover
nor in regard To the matter yesterday.
Outside of the Lynchburg matter, there
IS no State matters of Importance press
ing upon his Excellcncy now. and he is
not expected to give out any more APP
pointments for some days. He had a
good many callers yesterday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-23
THE SEABoARD RuMOR.
Large Mortgage Flied ID Knoxville That Seems
to Bear Il Out.
(Ry ASsociatcti Press. }

kNOXVILLE TENN, Jan. 22.-Ths
atlanta, Knoxville aud Northern R;ai-
roGd Company to-day fled for record a
mortgage ousf.s road TO secure a bond
issue of g. e09G3G Tho bonds are for four
Fer cent. gold, and are to retire a five
per cent. issue of $4,000 of December !.
1886, and VIII DO used 20 extend the road
from Marietta to Atlanta, Ca. and mako
other. improvements.
The bond Issue, it is believed. confirms
the recent report that the. Seahorad Air
Line his purchased or leased the At
lanta. Knoxville and Northern and Will
run into Knoxville by way OF Atlanta
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-23
HIGH PRICES
AT SHELBURNE'S
twenty-five Dollars Received
on Some Tobacco
Yesterday.

About to5.C eco pounds of tobacco wers
solo, on the Richmond market yesterday,
the sale being in all respects Il good one
With the exception of lugs, which are q
little lower, the prices received were In
most cases excellent, Those at Shell
burne's Warehouse were unusually high,
>. crop of surl-cured of ISIS pounds SELF
ing at an average of Sfl.3o. The total: :
amount sold at tie warehouse was 50, 80
- H. Crenshaw,s Warehouse 46.2io
r,o,,rde. wore, sold With =. highest price or
~ cboc,.le. 1vs,rato,,se sold - 6tzsl pounds.
hjo,,aet r,rCe sl750. There was. a. salts.
facto,.,. sale NJ Stonewau Among the
t;r.t, s,,.s,..,e,,ss received in the sale at
ShaI,,,,,.,,c.s 1,,or, tl,n fo1Iou-no.
es4SS,'s ry,.rri.s sen ,,o,r,,ss. az $40
osl az .,
90 -, po'-i.s.a ~ ,co ,so
Lon, S.iet ,oi'--ips toe''. s1S - fi''
pouhos a. 90 assa<'ee' $50 -
d. j. >hsoehs-lio poa'ics a. 49, l."
ponnas IL w. I'D ;'2s'iltis - Si'--''
slo.l..
= T. Nlils-zso POUNDS at A3; 40
pGunds at ll&e1; 80 pounds at SD; aver
age, $i22l
The boG-d OF Directors of the R:ch-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-23
NAVAL. STORES

WILMINGTON. y. c., Jan. 22-SFiH1TS
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES firm at II a i2c.i closed
firm ut 411SgI42i.c.; receipts, - casks kosln.
firm at $l.10e11l5; rcceipts. 81 barrels. crude
barrels. Tar. firm at $l.25; receipts, 2os bar
rels. 80 f,,r,rs. r-,-r
pESTINE-Firn at ~ u G14:;c.; receipts, $50
casks; sales, PSI casks exports $40 Sas .s,
lsosii, firm; receipts. 2,726 barrels; sales, 100
barrels: exports 400 barrels. Quote: y, =. g.
D. s1.221s: f. $t.2714: +, S1.321.; c. 81 Fl:
S1.45; I, $I.70; X, %; NJ, $50, \, S5.2o; W
e. $3.50: w W. $3.50.
CHARLESTON. $. c.. Jan: 22.-,TUEPEN-
TINE-Frm at Al &c. sales. 20 casks Rosin.
tirgl: ga les 100 barrels. Quote: &, ID. Sl.l2;
Est 20: f. $780, c. S1.32i:: II. 81 40; !,
SI.1i; X. s..15: NJ, S2.25 \, $40; W e. $3.50;
W " SID.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-23
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
i;icrm2nd, Va, Jan. ~, 100.
CnrTuN MANKEl,s.

NEW YORK jan. 22.-Tkc ccttpn marked
opened steady IN tone With prices 40 points
lower, and for time MIS- disposed. To resist
weakness 10 the English market ana the 1ntiu-
,ncc of hig pert rccerts. Wall Street was u
large buyer Of May and lu.S. aud this. support
prolnnted luls 10 stand tirlnIy by their cotton
and not follow tlicr first desire 10 sell out All
went well for time and the market seemed
IN Il fair position To regain the carly loss. as
bear pressure not. Lluci OF u fNctor. While
fh. estimate for to-morruw's Houston receipts.
fell short OF expectations. Liverpool partially
reg;iurd the early decline of 56i3l. points and
sent Il few buying orders to this side. y ct
hruo;ith the surface. the local market seemed
10 bn over long and TO te entitled to Il sharp.
decline under sheer weight nf bales at The
southern ports. Up to midday the tonc re-
NAMED Steudy and nriccs did not vary 4 points
from the opening bids. May started ut S eS and
sStifrencd up to S.ii. at noon being 500 bid.
Then came the New orleans estimate for TO-
rlcrrow's receipts and rush of Southern iii-
tereSts To sell. between 1,,otD and lS COO bales
are expected ut the above gulf port, as COM
pared with less than 5000 a year ago 1t Was
fear of to-morrow'S Liverpool response To the
bic rcccfptS much of the figures t6crl-
selves which disturbed local holders, and in the
scramble 10 unload. which octnrtpu il; the next
hour. May broke To 500 and July to $40. Even.
during this further zi,rrall Wall Street persist
entity bought large amounts of the present crop
bottoms Operations were very extensive, taking
the day rs Il whole, with the market in the
last hour weak under active philadelphia selling
and liuultion of i stop order SORT 'Ehc close
was barely steady with prices net Ga12 points
lower ~.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-23
Pretty Home Wedding,

MIR. Samuel e.. Flowers and Miss Mar
e.,uct gctta liillis werc married last aiGht
~ the brides home, on South Jefferson
street The ceremony MAS peflofhicu ps
gev ar. Johnson.
frhe welding MAS q pretty home affair,
ard in tie parlors. which were SIMPLY
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-23
PettY-Lfnr.
Especial Dispatch to The Tin

Especial Dispatch to The Tines.)
ROANOKE. VA, Jan. 2a.-sIiss saliis
N Lynn. an attractive young indy OF
Roanoke city. and .4.iJacr S. Petty, a
prosperous farmer, We're married to-day.
Rev. DR.. Campbell eiiiciatins- VIII
Lynn. brother OF the bride. was best
ran, ana Miss Nellie Kirk. OF Roanoke.
was maid OF honor.
The other attendants were NJ. w
France and Miss Lilly Cewea. E Hut and
Lizzie Cray. Tile couple left for Rich.
mond and Norfolk
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-23
FOR RENT.
decoratcd. were gathered number Of

decorated, We're gathered number OF
the friends of the couple.
The bride wore blue taiior-made
gown with a vest Of gray silk, hat and
gloves 10 match and carried a bouquet
of brides roses. She was preceded by
her ushers-Messrs. Russell Bowers and
Calvin Cook. Immediately after the cere-
mony the young couple LETT for
Washington and on their retur:, will re-
side at No 100 South Belvidere Street.
MIR. Bowers is connected with the hard
ware firm OF j. L. Bowers Il Co.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-23
Good Roads Proclamation.

RALEIGH, y. C., Jan. 22.-Governor
Aycoc., to-day issued a proclamation for
a State food roads convention to be held
here February - and IL in connection
with the visit of the Southern Railway
good roads train to this city.
The Governor will isst;e commissions
to delegates from every county in the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-23
Murder Trial POSTPONED.
.1snecin1 nisnntch To Tho Tin.

= lSpeciaI Ulspatch 10 TIC TiMes.l
sTAPPAIIANNOcIl, VA, January q.
An immense crowd attended court
here yesterday. expecting the trial
Of Ramsey. for shooting Dunn
Christmas Day. to come OF. Ram
sey was indicted by the grand jury for
murder, and the case was continued till
the February term. He viii be defended
by II. j. Lewis. of West ONT, ana prose-
cutef by Commonwealth Attorney
Thomas e. Blakey.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-23
HIGH! [. MARX FOR
Is Va: CEN IUIRIES
Sold on Richmond Exchange Yes
terday at 100 IA.
STOCK MARKET WAS DULL
Trading Light Steamship. Gossip Occupied a
E Good Deal of tie Attention OF Traders.
Tobacco, Common. Sold
Only on Curb.

The market was dull and the trading
light yesterday. The steamship gossip
occupied a good deal of attention among
traders, and kilograms from Liverpool
stated eilat the feeling In the past few
days Ind developed into an almost as
s;Ired conviction that s;e shareholders or
the White Star Line are not antagoIistic
to the purchase or sma,gamaton o. that
line on terms which; at first aroused q
sense of stuDefactio:.. IN conjunction
with this the report came from Phl'a-
delp!ia that large money was. being Gor-
rowed by the Morgan Interests. which
was believed. to DC used for paying Tor
the steamship stocks involved in the re-
cent deals.
It is r=portes that Atchson was going
TO reopen negotiations with the Hamburg
American Lire Upon tho arrival OF Hess
Balm III regard to the operation OF Z
steamship line between San Francisco and
the Orient, which, nesotiat tons We're once
pending. but were for some reason
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-23
PRICE MOVEMENT
WAS VERY NARROW
Upward Turn induced by Profess
sionaI Operators.
GAINS WERE ALL WIPED OUT
Outside Pablo Maintains indifference to
speculation-a,oney Was Easier aud
Railroad Bond Mafke.
Broadeued.
GAINS WERE ALL WIPED OUT
fsy Associated prcss,1

NEW YORK, Jan. ce.-The professional
operators in the market made an upward turn
OF prices again to-day The duiness OF the
market and tho congestion OF the scanty deal
insS into few stock clearly reflected The cen
tinucd Indifference of the outside public to the
securities market and the abstention of the Bank
movements. Such narrow price movement rs
there was was pretty much wiped out in the
closing dealings and many stocks closed below
last night metropolitan Street Railway was
the central feature. and moved up late in the
day IN extreme 81. on volume of dealings very
unusual for that stock. The gain on the day
was So. Many rumors went &c explain tue
. -noycmcrt, which were III general agreement as
10 n coming issue or STOCK With aul,scrpti9n
rights stockholders, hut which varied srsar,y
as u the use TO be made OF The proceeds Oh 'ps
stock sale.
rhere was tall Of consolidation Of all Se y
York public utilities and OF CONTEMPLATION .. ?.
the production Of electric power iar me he l!,
OF all OF the.s. The stock Of othc. Neg err PIX
acted sharply ut The last. Advances OF points
each in The Chicago and Northwestern stocks *;
and ~; in Lack:..yanna were accODNuDlch oH
rumorS of cu:naE distribution Of scrip Si:-;'f
ans: Peoples Gas gained ncariy = poin1 at one
time. This about exhars,s the list oil htF'lHcs
worthy OF mention.
Tho rain and snow in The winter wheat nclf
hy the traders as arguments for adranrinG rail-
road stocks Money Was easier ana ne i1fse
subscription reported IN New York f"S tic Ger,
man Imperial loan argued IN abundance @f !ocll
resources. although the disposition "a tur: 10
foreign securities, while the local stock market
was SO neglected was taken 10 indicate Il tea
dency not altogether favorable. There 'ras re,
on The assumption that the dividend on The Grst
preferred was 10 be advanced 20 ! per cent.
but the conviction has been general Tor son NJ
weeks that the :; per cent. would not tie
changed as proved be the case to-day. with
little effect on the stocks. The market closed
dull and irregular
The railroad bond market hroadcncd ont to-
day, bringing forward many dormant mortgages
,,,+a r,j--f+1 Igp1 n
notably in the Rock Island As and tho Central
of Georgia income bonds and consoS. were very
heavy. There were advances ranging from to
OF in Rock Island 6's and As. til" Oregon Short
Line 6's, ST Louis aud san Francisco Ga. New
Jersey Central SIS. Peoria and Eastern Incomes
Central OF Georgia LIST. I'd and Sd incomes. the
Chicago and Pacific Division 6'S. Of The st. Paul
| and Texas. and Pacific list. Total sales. par
va Inc. $3.50. 900. United States bonds we're all
unchanged on the last call
The total sales OF stocks for the day were
| $4,000 shares.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-23
EAITl.fnRE MARKET

BALTIMORE GID Jan 22.-FI.oUR-puli
and unchanged Wheat. steady: spot. the
mont, aud February. SIG @S4ESc.: southern by
sample. 1!9S5l4c Corn. dull: mixed spot anu
the month, GG#; el6Gjsc.: southern white coyu,
GSGSs4c. Oats. dill aud easy; No. white.
sc. Bye. steady; No. . nearby 6ogf .nc: aHt.
tor, frul and unchanged. Eggs. excited at &c
Cheese and sugar. firm and unchanged.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-23

t:t@Ii THotRtlons Wrtc ~ tnI!oNs--E LOTT, &c
steady. No. 3 sprins wheat I2ls G1I2i9c-: No
2 red. So1kGiS5c No. . oats. 1514 Qa16lsc.: No.
3 whitc lGis giI14c. No. rye. G2i. Gc5c:
Fair 10 choice melting ha:!ye, GlG6tc. No. l
aysecd. Sl.iT; No. 1 northwestern. Sill Il {;
prime Timothy seed. sG55. Mess pork. per bar,
rel. S16.25Gt1G.So: lard, Fer 100 rn,,ns. Sp.3nS
o.:SI: short ribs sides llonSci. SS.2DQS.AG; dry
saltet. shoulders tboyel> $7.1ol@@I2A; short
clear sides tbozcdl SsIn@ So Butter s stan
stepdy ut 10NGs1o2ic. EGGS. steady; fresh,
~ 20
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-23
PORT OF RICHMOND. JAN. %. 1902.
PORE OF RICHMOND. JAN. 90, 1902.

PORE OE RlCtiMbN'. JS.' loo-.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Automatic Glover, Norfolk, ner-
chnndise and passengers, Old Dominion liue.
Steamer Lakewood. Craldocii. rhl:ka aoIninT-
merchandise and passengers, Z. v Archer,
-'i sch5ener Howard Hunt Nelson. New York.
light.
Stra r,er Poca!iontas, Graves. l"aNes River
.Iandtngs aud Norfolk, merchandise and passcn-
ss Schooner en John So Eeachane. Morgan. Bridge
port, billctts.
FORT NEWPORT SEsys JAN. &C. 1902.
ARRIVED.
Schooner David p Davis. Rostcn.
Schooner ]. NJ. Haskell. Boston.
Steamer Lord IrcaG!I, Galveston. y
StcuIngr SocStdys, Rotterdam.
Steamer uals;itfa. New Orlatus.
Buttlcshp IiiliuoiS,
SAILED.
Barge r. Il. Tho:nas Providence.
Barge Anne II Smith, Providence.
Steamer Wtandotte. Norfolk
Steamer Lord 1ye&@h. hamburg.
Steamer Halsatia, iiayrc.
PORT BERMUDA HlTSDNED. Jan. 90. 1902
ARRIVED.
Barge. Alariaric. Ealch to load railroad Ties.
Barge Il. Fairfax Bush. Nillon, TO load rail-
road ties.
Schooner George w. Anderson, Smith. loaded
railroad ties, South Amboy, New Jersey.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-23
Use Marcoul system
growth.

Farmer Evans thinks the Marconi
system will soon be in general use by the
Weather Bureau. It has already been
adooted for the stations along the Goa ST.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-23
rA1rr,IorE srocE ,iAHKET.

BALTIMORE SD, Jan. o.. --Seaboard com
board is, $s@S4i*. -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-23

c,oso iin,dy ~ :;f nor cont closed nnre
Mt :! per cent; prime mcrcautiIc paper. i14GL51a
per cent. Sterling. exchange heavy With actual
and at S4.S4l4 mIS4Ss for sixty DAYS; posted
rates. So and Si.SS: commercial bills, SiS3s N
4.S4. Ear silver, 55M: Mexican dollars IiH
Government bonds. steady; State bonds inactive;
railroad bonds. SIron%.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-23

Acca Temple, Mystic Shrine. meets at
the Temple tonight The notice SEM, out
is characteristir and all members are
commanded to appear early and wear
sthn;r Hglad scIofh hes