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IL THf BLACK HILLS

in weekly receipt OF about s5oGoo profit
This i IA" present condition OF affairs after
yield of nearly sIo000,0Oo profit,
IN rHf BLACK HILLS
LEAP. :. y. oct y party OF capitalist
visited Lead and spent several days inspect
,ng he oro ,iondo mine In the lar,y we're
Ma% aar. MsFF OF Se% OF York e% a ama Of Ma%
BENJAMIN II. latem, mine owner and capt
,9s1 ,an "iFenn. Fnrs. Mpn W,i,, u i4nS"ll4'm"r n
N Thomas of Philadelphia. They are all
heavily Interested in the uro londo, and
wer" here for TIA" purpose Of INSPECTING the
development work and planning future
The ORC Hondo company owns 900 acro-.
mostly patented land, adjoining the Home
sta kp mining estate on III. south aud on the
southern continuation OF the great Home
stake system OF gold ore veins. The COM
installed a hosting plant capable OF linking
700 feet. together with pumps. air COM
prr.>or and drills This maGhinery ha- been
connected, and sinking viii bc resumed in
the -haft n soon he plant can be properly
housed. A large shaft hou-e l. being erected.
Inc shait has been IN ore almost from the
grass roots,
CCSlEn, ) D.. oct ?s. Returns recently
received from ore, taken out of the shaft
Roosevelt rroup Of claims in Custer county
show an average Of siua ton IN gold This
o." was ia ken from depth OF ninety feet,
2 few feet below where the shrft Intercepted
the ledge, The company ~ hosting ore at
present, and storing II, preparatory to ship
plng ~" best oI II to Denver for reduCt ion
The mann working shaft will be continued
III th" meantime, the ore for shipment being
taken from drift on the vein
MRxIco.
AUSTIN, TcN,, Oct. q. The Iimulc mine
owned by IexH8 capitalists. has been de-.
vcloped INTO paving property, the first
ClNi""iid having been paid few days ago
IL II asserted 10y mining experts who hn We
examined this property that 1t Is destined to
become one Of the largest copper producers
III Mexico. The ore assays 20 per cent.
copper ,.,
plhy ~ Installing II twenty-stanp mill, an
ar compressor. tramw1y and other ma
G,ih"fy ~ It's mine near San Antonio de Ia
Huertas, state OF Sonora. The DEVELOPMENT
work on this mine has EXPOSED large re-
serves of rich ore.
A great dea OF development work is being
done IN the mines in the Moctezuma district
state OF Sonora. by the Americans who have
promising mining properties there. num-
Der OF California capitalists recently acquired
va luable properties in that district
rich placer strike has been made on tho
hngustura group OF claims on the Altar
RIVER. state of Sonora. The deposit il 200
feet wide and 400 feet long and the excaya-
tons that have been made show II TO be six
Itet deep. The pay dirt runs from $40 to
$3.50 gold per cubic yard
u Is reported that the l.hva de ORC mine,
SITUATED near rique, state of Chihua hua
has been sold by i y Mckenzie OF Parrai,
Mexico. to the New York Electric COMPANY
Tor $500 gold
The sun., 1902-11-03
OLD DOMINION LINE.

FOR Old Point Comfort, Norfolk, Portsmouth
PinncrS Point and Newport News Va. connecting
i0r Petersburg. Richmond. Virginia Beach, Wash.
mgton, - G., ana entire south and West.
freight and passenger steamers sail from Pier
20. ~ r., foot Beach u cNcty week day. at p. NJ.
~ Il. W\lkl'R Tranlc Manager
The sun., 1902-11-03
POST OFFICE NOTICE.
POST OFFICE NOTICE.

tShoud be read DAILY by all interested as
changes may occur at any tmel.
Foreign mails for the week ending Nov. g. 1902
VIII close PROMPTLY In all cases at the Gene raj
Post once as follows PARCELS POST MAILS
close one hour cartier than closing time shown be low
Parcels Post mails for Germany close at 8 =. NJ.
Monday per steamship *. W; der Crosse" and
Friday per steamship Patricia"
The sun., 1902-11-03
MINING.
MINING PUMPS.

THE CAMERON. In use the world over and con.
eeded to be the most seTNlcoable durable and nrc
i've station and Sinking Pumps on the market
TO day, Often INFLATED never eQualled. Write for
catalogue and prices to the
~ :, CAMERON STEAM PUMP WORKS
Foot Last ?Jd St. New York city l. n A.
The sun., 1902-11-03

Regular and Supplementary mails close at for
sgn station hall hour later than closing tinc shown
MEOW eSrent that Supplementary Mails for
Europe and Central America via Colon close one
hour later at Foreign StationD
The sun., 1902-11-03
LackaWanna Railroad.

r.HN' ~. uTh ItUV NdT'IhN anu NrINtOpI'f Nls.
,NOA M-for ilnghamlon and ~ racuSc
'IoW y M-lor buffalo. Chicago and 81. Louis
NJ, Tor Buffalo and CAlCago.
sW + M-ior Scraton and Plymouth,
.blop For Buffalo and Chicago
.sI5 M.-for Utica, Oswcgo, Ithaca. Buffalo
zn r,AM NJ re, Chicago SceperS open y = VI.
r,hL,nhe,s a, llS' ~, iis3 i'rosdway, y Y. 35s
FuNoh ST. brooklyn DAILY Except sunday.
The sun., 1902-11-03
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMAf.Es.
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALES.

DRtSSAiAKER desires engagements out by day,
moderate ;sSsas. Mrs. HOLMES. l2s West iSph st.
The sun., 1902-11-03
ROYAL Glue LINE.

FOR BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON =
fsm 'i08 'll.BA VI, 100 2OD. :.3 to 500
'TDc y. VI. 'l2l5 Md,
1lrom Liberty Street only. 'Daily. 'Da,y
eMcpl sunday tSunday only. 'Parlor cars only
OfccS: Liberty 81. Ferry. south Ferry As,or
House llS ?6i. l3i 1900. 1854 broadway. II? Sth
Ave, - nlon square West. lS3 Eas, le5,h 81, ,
?IS West l2j,h 81. 2ij Columbus Ave. New York
4touri 81, 3i4, $40 Fulton st. brooklyn. o. Broad
way. Williamsburg. New York Transfer Go. calls
iior ana cheeks baggage to destination,
'" - bl.NLtN {. VI. BURT.
hcneiai Mhhhgrr. General Passenger Agent
The sun., 1902-11-03

Malls for Newfoundland. by rail to North Sydney
and thence by steamer. close AT this ONCE
daily al $50 =. VI. connecting close here every
Monday. Wednesday and saturday, Malls
for MlQuelon. by roll 10 BOSTON. and thence by
steamer. close at this Once daily al $50 p NJ
Malls for Cuba. by rail TO Port Tampa Fla
and thence by steamer. close at this ONCE
daily, except ThurSdav. at $40 \. ". dhc
connecting CLOSES are made on Mondays, We'd
neSdays and SATURDAYS. Mails for Mexico
tity, overland unless specially addressed
for despatch by steamer close at this Once
daily except sunday at ~ p. VI, and II ~
NJ, sundays at 100 T. VI. and 40 =. NJ
Mails for Costs Rica. Belize Puerto Corte,
bnd letter mail for Guatemala. by rail to New
orleans and thence by steamer close at this
ONCE daily except sundays at Sl.s0 =. NJ
and sll 10 p sundays at yOO p. N. and
iii:30 p. NJ connecting closes here Mondays
At til:30 J.. NJ for Belize, Puerto Cortcz and
letter mail for Guatemala, and Tuesdays at
III 30 y. NJ. for Gotta Rcai. tRcgistcIed mail
closes al 600 =. N. previous day
The sun., 1902-11-03
WHITE STAR LINE,

. MN lOkh ~ EENSIONN LIN ttIPDOt..
Germanlc. Nov 8, noon Cymric Nov. is noon
Ieutonlc Nov. ~, noon Oceanic Nov. 49, n 20 AN
Pier ~. North River Oihce. broadway. New YORK
The sun., 1902-11-03

275 20 400 tons of 81 50 20 s2a ore daily The
Venture tomp9ny OF London. England. is
in weekly receipt of about $4,000 profit
This l. the pres. III condition oi affairs after
u Nicli of neArly $40 900. 900 profit,
The sun., 1902-11-03


HONEST AND INDUSTRIOUS YOUNG MAN
looking for a position OF any kind. can read and
write English and German; 20 years OF age, ClIAS
BACHER col Bushwick av. brooklyn,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. by young man astravelling
salesman OF cigars and tobacco; 4 years expert.
ence. Address A.. box 10. Sun once.
The sun., 1902-11-03
ANCHOR LINE GIa:.ssM; Y.

from iferSi, North River loot OF Vest 2<th ST
AnchoriA Nov. g. noon Columbia. Nov. is. , Pm
Ethiopia l.. Nov. \, noon Astoria 49,. Nov 20 noon
First Saloon. $50 and upward
Second saloon, t35 and up I'd ciaSs s?d and IN
HfNDfNSON BROTHEIS. u and 10 RroadwaN
The sun., 1902-11-03
NAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA.
NEST INDIES ETC

NfNl lNIIfS, fTt.
& n for '' C'fNTRsi SAsMfics'ars AMFRicas' '.,reSt 1c%
oos'a RiiCA and sorrH PACIFIC PORTS
steamship All'sncan: az eso r n for "a.
MAlCA. per steamship Admiral Dewey from
wEnNrSpAY.--M 500 A. NJ for BRAZIL. per
steamship byron, Via Pernamhuco Raha and
klo Jarelro mail for Northern Brazil Argen.
-ncI steamship byron : az o 30 /. M for 'fn FOR
TTrNE iSLA%n psr sienmshir fandra ,msn
rlandra1: at 10 4. " for HAITI. rer steam.
Ship prl1S der Ne,hcrlendcn mail for Curacao.
Venezuela trinidad, british and butch Guiana
TINE ,,i,Rl:GrW s%a .pkhtGti, 8" ATH"fs rsr
MARTINIQUE and RtRBADOS. per steamship
l'ller mail for British. Dutch and French
Guiana must be directed per steamship Tails
THrRShAY.--At 81 NJ for Cr'R,. Yr'CATaN.
sHMIThy ysAIcn shASCm sDS ID, CMtIApAS per
Mexico must be directed per steamship Vri'
Tor nAHAMAs and SANTIAGO. per steamship
FRIDAY.-M 10 \. NJ for NPwFor.NDI.A
direct. per steamship Silvia; at Y NJ for MEN.
a, 1880 P, 81 Tor INAGrA and MAIrii, per
WlRb .iSLtNDS. pRiiTlSHi W nj'Tcm rTT II and and
s,rtlR;HI rFtlRFNCH GuiANh per S.smfhp hin Cngbere
steamship Pretoria: a,SA a. II for PoRT6 RlC&H' &
steamship Ponce; ate \. ". tsunplencntay
per steamship zulia mail Tor Ssvanilia and and
a. pss' s be S'csS sSr. Psr scSms9 y
TowN;, per steamship Valencia mali FOR
ks ps' Pc fES'Cs or crB psr sfsmsGD sesm.
ship Mexico via Havana.
The sun., 1902-11-03
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS,
READING SYSTEM
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL R. r

Liberty street and South Ferry uimc from
rAsTS2WI' S2I'h M Er,,Y FIJI ri, as m.q's; c,.1,SE~ AVN
MA,fH CMtNk 200 ja Easton only,
SuntayS. 1925 \ NJ. 100, $50 NJ
"iLkESHARRE AND SCRANTON-zioo, $40
\ 800 ? " sun tsyS. Ii.?5 \ ".
LAKEWOOD, TONS RIVER AND RAR>E.
CAT NOl pio \. ". 80 t3;iO Lakewood
only. i90 VI. SUNDAYS. 1000 4 NJ
AIi:A>HIC CITY 70 40 \ VI '3.iO y NJ
NlNEIAND AND BRIDGETON-'ztO 4. NJ,
LONG nRANCH. AsnIRy PARK, OCEAN
smoRE pciNfs % ,tdd nssS> 20 Il 40 ANc >aA. "a
tI5 SD, C.b y. NJ. sundays, r,c.nt Ocean
Grove. 400 VI, 400 +. ".
PHIIADEIPHIA READlNG TERMINAL
I'i?S, 100. IS %. 200, 1900 III \. NJ. 'I2,OD
'l@ tl3. '26. 800 400. 800 1900, y 81
900 y. VI. 'l?;ij Ndt.
?ifh AND .CHESTNrT STREETS -u?5. 'sO
'loSo. ~ 80 \. ". u 90 1870. 800. 100 '9?i
y. NJ, ~ IS Mdt
READING, ARRISBI RG, ,POTTsyIIIEAND
WIIIlAMsPORT nlUD. 1s2j 500 I'aiO
uolo on \. NJ Reading only, nN o. I 20 ZOO
NJ Reading, POtsylllc aud Harrisburg only,
800 l.. ~
The sun., 1902-11-03
AMERICAN LINE,
RED STAR LINE.

NEW IWNk-NNTN ETII'-FNKTN
kenslngton Nov s.lOA " Nadcrland. Nov ~ lOA N.
frcSland, ,NoviS, iOA.M kroonand. Nov ~, 10 \ NJ
INTERNATIONAL. NAVIGATION COMPANY.
plcrN u and Is. Y. Il Offirc. q NrnANMAN. Y Y
The sun., 1902-11-03

We shall be pleased To send you full
particulars about the property il you are
looking for an opportunity TO invest in a
well-managed Gold Mine that promises
to be a steadily increasing dividend payer
for many years.
Price to-day SOC. per share.
Address all communications and make
checks payable TO the Fiscal Agents.
WI. A. MEARS { co.,
?5 HROND STREET. >EW YORK.
200 Iand little building. philadelphia.
The sun., 1902-11-03
ANrIc NAILS

TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.
MONbAN.--N $50 4. ". for SCOTLAND direct,
per S'ra amship Anchoria mail must be directed
pcr steamship Anchoria,
TUESDAY, -. ~ $50 A. ". for EUROPE, per steam
ship Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse Via Piy.
mouth. chcrhourg and Bremen: at $50 \. n.
Tor ITALY direct. per steamship Citta di Nj
lano mail must be directed per steamship
- Cltta di Milano1.
WEDNESDAY.--At $50 A. NJ for EUROPE per
steamship 81. Paul. via Southampton: at $50
\. NJ. supplementary 10 4. NJ for EUROPE,
-u, mi sieamship Germanc. VIA queenstown
THrlRESJn,AfI;1An lEJ, y M ior FRANCE; sM!T-
KY; EGIrT. GREECE. nRITiSH. INDIA and
LORENZO MARQUEE. per steamship Ia Cham.
payne via Havre lmall for other parts OF Europe
must be directed per steamship La Cham.
fRinAf.-M $50 p. NJ for AZORES ISLANDS.
per steamship Cambronian, from Boston.
SATl lRDAl At $50 A. VI for EtROPE per
s''SMm,,hlG ,h Tamnan,a; rr,T; va Queenstown; a. 80
ship Noordan mail must be directed "per
steamship Noordam1. at 4. NJ for BEL.
1il direct per steamship Kenslngton mail
mus be directed 'pcr steamship Remington;
ats@ NJ for SCOTLAND direct. per steam.
ship Ethioula mail must be directed per
steamship fthopia1 AT II \. m. for DEN
NANh direct. per steamship Island mail
must be directed "pcr steamship Island.
'PRlNTFp NATTER. ETC.-This steamer takes
PRINTED Matter Commercial paptrs and sam
pies for Germany only The sane class Of
mail matter FOR other rsrtS OF Europe will not
he sent by this ship unless specially directed
After the closing OF tho Suprlcncn,,,v rrans
a'lsntlc Mails named above additional sun
nlementary Malls ere opened on the picrs Of
me American. English French and German
steamers. and remain open until within Ten
Minutes OF the hour OF sailing OF steamer.
The sun., 1902-11-03
OCEANIC STEAMSHIP co,

NAWtrfdn ana Australian Lt1eD
Sails from San Francisco to SAMOA, NEW ZEA.
LAND and AtSTRALlA NOV. 81 Dec, Is and
cyeIE = days: to HONOLtI.u every 10 DAYS;
TAHITI once month Round the world tS37 40.
T.. =. BURNETT. q, r. Agt., AZ broadway. \, y
The sun., 1902-11-03
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.

n0TEl MlpTv Table dhotc. BUc. ,AuSlcJ
uVALH """Ai Private dining room. LOO.
- and ~ Vest ?%th ~. relc 1890 Madison 50.
MADAME MARTY Prop
The sun., 1902-11-03

CUNARO LINE IT, TO LIyEEpooL n,.sa1,6,si
From Pier 81. North River.
Csmpanla, NoN.s. .lOA.M. LuCania Nov. ~. 1oAM.
tmbria. ..SOV. Is. ? PM EtrIria.Noy. 20 ? +. NJ
VERNON II. BROWN 4 60. Gen. AgtS. ~ Bvay.
The sun., 1902-11-03
RAILROADS.

. rains arrive and depart from Grand Centre,
o'Stoh, '?d street, New York. as beIowi
a., Nofth ana weStbound trains. except thosc Tea,
mn riand central station n, 3.i5 $50. II 80 \. NJ
30 $50, u, II 30 NJ. VIII stop AT i25,h 81. Ia
TC'Nr passengers, ten minutes after leaving Grand
central station
al Souihbound trains except the Goth Century
anu thc Empire state Express" and Nos 20 and
wv WI >top al l2bih u ten minutes before thciI
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-01-07
The Frsderieksburg Park

Rnt more repIete with stirring interest
il Representative jenkins billfor the sur.
vev of the ground and establishment OF
the Fredericksburg and Adjacent Battle
fields Memorial Park in the State OF Nir-
ginia." II this plan should be carried out
il would undoubtedly make the greatest
military park in the world. Ii would
contain something like $500 acres OF
land. upon which were fought several OF
the greatest battles Of the Civil war. The
bill recites. upon the authority OF the late
Gen John c. Newton, that within this
limited area more great battles were
fought and more execution done than
upon any other spot OF the same size in
the world. When il il considered that
the land in contemplation was the scene
of the great conflicts OF fredericksburg,
Charlottesville, Salem Heights, the Viii
derness and Spotsylvania. there Will be a
very general acceptance Of this statement.
To Mace the total losses of the Union and
Confederate armies in the various engage
ments Mt 1875 900 in killed and wounded
is 10 make a very conservative estimate,
and the number no doubt considerably
exceeds the figure given.
The bill provides that the park shall
subject To the supervision and direction
of the Secretary OF War, be in the hands
of three commissioners appointed IRON
civil life. one of whom shall have served
in the Confederate Army OF Northern Nir-
pinia and the other two In the Army ol
the Potomac. For the preliminary,wor
of the survey ard condemnation OF prop
erty the bill approPriates the sum OF
500 900. Washington Times.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-01-07
RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG AM
PO OMAC Rail ROAD.
Schedule In effect Nov. oath, 1901
,,- .r,uaauus Ann

5.43 A. NJ. daily. Stops on signal at
WOODBRIDGE 81 ldays only.
S85 A. NJ daily No local stops
lO.U5A NJ sundays only. STOPS on sigma !
az BrvnS,. Aqua. Wide Water, Ouan'i," anu
i0s7 A. II daily. except sunday stops
on signal at frOOke. Aqua, Nide Na'er'
Quanticu aud Woodbridge
80 +. NJ daily except sunday. No local
- 2. VI. daily. No local stops.
7.4S D. m, daily. No local stops.
80 p. 81 daily. stops on sigual At
Booze. Vide Water auu Quautico. stops
LEAVE soCrHwARD.
500 A. NJ. daily except sunday Richmond
Accommoda ton Makes all local stops.
train. stops at Milford. boswell and Ash
land. daily, and on signal OF other local
stops on sundays Ouly.
10.44 A. NJ daily except Sunday. Makes
local stops on signal.
1924 =. IA. daily. southern Railway train.
I2.ss P. ii. daily. Seaboard Air Line
train stops on signal at boswell and Ash
land: pasSens gers taking this train for ElhB
and BYRD Streets will transfer az Acca.
5.lS 2. 81. daily. Atlantic Coast Line
train. stops at boswell and Ashland
ego Z. VI. daily. Makes local stops on
SAP +. NJ daily. Seaboarj AIR Line train.
Stops az boswell and Ashland on signal.
Accommodation train lce'es Hichmond
? IL daily except sunday arrives Ireiericks-
burg ) 30 7. NJ
W. Z. TAYLOR. Traffic Manager.
+. T. ID. MN GRS, President.
{. G. COX. agent.
W d. III KE. General Manager.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-01-07
(Communicated1
Scores the Constitutional Body.

To The FREE LANCE:
The Constitutional Convention is sim
ply a hackneged farce, OF which 20 per
cent. of the Virginia people arr tired OF
reading or thinking about. it has ceased
10 be Virginian or representative OF VIZ,
einia. II the present electorate could VIII
II the Convention would adjourn at once
sine die II its work il submitted to an
electorate of 10000 voters, all Demo-
Gratis. il is the opinion Of leading Demo.
crat OF this city that 800 OF them will
vote for its rejection.
II the members of the Convention wish
TO close debate let them adopt the ruling
of the House OF Representatives mot
Reeds rules. but those which have been
in vogue for a quarter OF a century,. Let
the Convention. before going into debate,
limit the tims fc- general debate; then,
when general debate is ended. let debate
no in order under the 5-minute rule. and
then let il be in order for the Committee
az the Whole to rise and for the COnyen-
tion to fix a time TO close debate. even
under the 5-minute rule After that let
the Committee Of the Whole rise. report
TO the Convention, and let the Convention,
under the operation OF the preyiousques-
ton. vote.
THE Convention Of 1S20-'G0, with the
greatest men in it OF any ever held IN Eir'
CHINA Convention with Madison, Mon
roe and John Marshall in the lend -
wrought out that Constitution in Just
100 days. The present Convention has
been in session, including reeesses, oveI
200 days. and yet only one real article o
the proposed Constitution finally passed
through the Committee OF the Whole, and
even this article not finally adopted by
the Convention
The Convention OF 10000 az a stu
pendous failure is a colossal success. =,
To have served in this Convention VII
stick to the members OF it with politlca
ambitions in the days that are to com
worse than the shirt OF Nessus Il
Hercules 80, w.
fredericksburg, Va, Jan 6, 1902.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-01-07
pIst!uzuished Visitors.

During the past week the L. 5. Steamer
Jessamine has been on the lower Kappa
hammock upon lighthouse inspection duty
She hal aboard party OF gentlemen Of
national repute The party consisted OF
DIR. Henry S. Pritchett, President OF the
Massachusetts Institute OF Technology
and member of the Government Light
house Board; Col ". A. Jones. L ;. A.,
President OF the Board OF Engineers for
MARYLAND. Virginia and North Carolina
Congressman c. F. Joy. OF Missouri, and
DR. :. J. Mixter, an eminent surgeon Oh
Boston. These gentlemen dropped into
Irvington where they became the guests
Of DIR, ". J Newbill and ". Mcdonald
Lee Later the entire company spent
some DAYS shooting quail in Lancaster
and Essex. The Jessamine was much
used by Presidents Harrison and Mckin.
lev az their yacht, and it was aboard OF
her that President Mckinley and his Cab
net drafted the protocol OF the Spanish
American treaty
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-01-07
MRS. THEODORE RoosEOrLT AND
FRIENDS.
They Erjoy she Hospitality of Mr James A
Arnold on the Potomac.

Last week Mr.. James 4 Arnold, oi
Potomac View on the Potomac ii'rr'
had distinguished visitors at hls home.
They were Mrs. Roosevelt. Wih. OF tie
President OF The United States, Ter chii
dren. Miss Carew (hcr sister. ard D. /.
NJ. Rixey. her family physician my
came down from Washington on ihr-
steamer Dolphin and landed NJ the wharf
and spent the day at the Arnold home
Mrs. Roosevelt, the smaller children
and Miss Carew enjoyed themselves Mt
the elegant home OF Mr. Arnold, which
commands beautiful view OF the Poio,,
mac. while Theodore Roosevelt. Jr ana
DIR. Rixey spent the day with MI Arnoiu
hunting. They killed four wild turkeys
% rabbits IL cartridges and three
squirrels, and went home that evening
with many pleasant memories OF Their
success and AIR and Mrs Arnold ;
hospitality.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-01-07
Entertainment.

Miss Matte A. Tansill pleasantly en-
tertained number of her friends on Fri
day night. Those present were Misses
BETTE s Cole, BLUE Cole, Allene Cole,
Alice G. Cole, Wilma Wheeler, Kate
Kishpaugh. Annie T. Cole, Lueie 7. Tan
silI and Annetta Word, of Richmcnd'
Messrs. W. f. Price, Sam c. Spicer. Rich
ard Spicer. John T. Donahoe, }. b. Jones
e d Cole. Jr., and s. +. Eastburn. The
evening was passed with vocal and In
strumental music and innocent, pleasant
James. In the guessing game the prize
was awarded Miss Alice g Cole and the
booby prize TO MIR. Richard Spicer. AZ
IL oclock refreshments were served, ana
TO the company dispersed greatly de
lighted with the pleasure OF the evening
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-01-07
LOCAL MARKETS.
Corrected by Simon Hirsh & Bro,


Wheat ~ to 81 corn, old and new,
62 TO s.: meal, 81. 80 to Sl.40 per 100
pounds; oats. 4S TO 80; fowls Qive), 6
to I ; turkeys dive. Ito 8, (dressed) IL
to IL: ducks (iive) IS to 7;dressed chickens,
8 to 10 per pound; lard, 10 to 11;eggs,
24 to %; butter, Is TO 20; hams, II
to is; Irish potatoes, 1910 80; beef, 3 to
3H; veal, AZ; pork, 6to6A hides Cgreen)
5 to 6; hides dry, Z to 8; baled hay,
$40 to $13 per ton. .,
Wool-Unwashed, l6 10 II; washed
Isaf Sumae-6O to So cents per hun
dred pounds.
THE GRAIN MARKETS.
The grain markets closed yesterday az
follows: an.
Chicago-Wheat, Jan. 10; May. s3h
corn. Jan. 64H; May, 67R; oats, May 46ls
New York-Southern wheat, 81 to 90
corn, 80 to 20.
Baltimore-SOuthern wheat, 80 TOGO
Southern corn. 66 to 6S4
Richmond-Wheat, 80 to SO; corn ~
to "A. -
Alexandria-Wheat, 10 TO 80; corn. o.
! IN IN
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-01-07
SHERIFF HARRIS SHOT IN THE HANr
Arrested Two Ven Charged Win Stealing
Cattle,

Sheriff T. \. Harris, Of Spotsylvania,
while arresting Milton Pryorand Hawks
Bcazley. both colored. near the {. H..
Sunday. was shot in the hand by one OF
the men. The men were charged with
stealing cattle from Richard and Robert
Hilton and VIM Thornton. The sheriff
succeeded in arresting both parties and
lodging them in the county jail. Pryor
has made n confession.
Sheriff Harris's wound was dressed and
treated by DIR. W. \. Harris. The wound
while painful il not serious
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-01-07
IYNES AND Els BAND.

Fine Performances at she Opera House.
4 select audience greeted Innes and his
band at the Opera House Monday alter.
noon. The splendid program OF eight
numbers. with encores, included scenes
from Lucia. Every number was encored
and the performance was a tinished one
in every respect. The WoOd-Nymphs
Waltzes. BY Prof Franklin, OF Freder-
icksburg College, was substituted 10y
Innes for one on his program. the rendi.
ton of which did credit 10 the band and
brought down the house
The audience was highly pleased, and
lanes will always receive warm vel
come here.