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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-19
HEAVY FINES.
Barkeep,r Punished for Keeping Open On
c.,d,v-Threot nv iIr Trafieri.

:
Trafieri & Della Nlura were fined $500 in
the Police Court yesterday morning for
keeping their barroom open on sunday
ana for threatening to shoot the officers
who worked up the case
In the testimony as brought out 1T APP
peared that Mr.. Tratieri in speaking OF the
case, stated that had he been present
when the officers entered the bar he
would have shot them before they could
have gotten in.
An appeal was taken, and when the case
comes up in the Hastings Court the ques-
ton of license will also be raised
The other case, that of c. Onesty was
settled by the payment of $500 fine.
James Logan Tor disorderly conduct
and trespassing on the premises of Lille
Shanberg, went down for thirty days In
lieu of 800 security.
John Ross alias Horse Cake" was sent
down for sixty days and fined $40, for
assaultinS Price Eldridge.
Then came a long line Of DRINKS.
Most Of them We're due to too much ST.
Patrick's Day. and as they were all first
offenses, the culprits were permitted to
make their departure.
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Medicine
Man
And a Sure Loser.

re mn nse, old man, you can keep on
irving them, one after the other, but the
game old haunted look in your eyes, the
same lantern jaw and clothes that need
a bicycle pump, viii continue until you
quit coffee
There are hundreds Of thousands OF
your type sick ard miserable half their
lives. taking cathartic pills, stomach rem
edies, blood purifiers, tories. ard an ealess
string of remedies, some of which might
be beneficial il YOU We're not constantly
pouring in a poison that Keeps up your
trouble, and that poison is coffee.
Won saw: Il ought to be able to drink
car,.e because ] see others that use it
end thrive:" but. my dear man. Your
make-up may be so highly organized, or
AZ such a character. that coffee. even
one small cup q day. is an absolute poison
to you.
Won can prove whether or not it is by
leaving off coffee totally for a period of,
saw ten days or a month. During this
time eat plain food and drink Postum
Food Coffee.
If your stomach gradually begins to
recover, pulse beats right and you lose
the uneasy feeling of ill-health, you can
safely conclude that coffee mas peen q
noison to YOU, and il you want TO do
things In this world-make money. be n
success. round out your body and win
friends by your good nature and health
ulness-yoa want to throw over Your
coffee and take in return all these good
1;,ings. It's just scnse-p1ain. good. COM.
mon sense
Underneath all this arc reasons of the
most scientific character known TO the
physicians and chemists. In a nutshell.
scofree is poison to many people. Take
ii away and introduce Postum Food COT
GAA which Is 4 liquid food OF high char
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FROM NEW YORK

pAssENGEKS can leave DAILY. 81.
,tA Sunday, from company's pier NJ
e mort and So nba. ,esosnnsetlng with
5Gnesapvtra trains for Richmond, or . .litG =
.Neste sieamer Brandon: leaving Norfati.
ne new ssa sT Thursday and Sunday at7P M
'i YES EtGHT received and forwarded daiIv
eS SsdSa nu on sale at company.s office. No
,o, nlc nest Main Street, Richmond Trsno.
Ter COMPANY. No. G Sos East ass Main Street;
Mu a pR;;chmond and Petersburg denots
H Baggage checked through to
all points, ,.earn,..,,r
- " s1is- JOHN F. MAYER, Agent.
No 1o1. q. Main Street. Richmond. Va
General offices: No: 81 Beech Street.
corner West Street; New York; n.
az. B. WALKER, Iranic Manager.
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5 ~ line
80 s aat5more
Via C. & @. Railway and
Old Point.
II. S. MAIL ROUTE.

!, MO ea RailWay daily. except SUNDAY, at4P
NJ. coi.iteI Innrs Of the Old Bay Line. Ieav-
superb 2iS p NJ. arriving Baltimore $50
ing NJ al IN Il time 10 make connection with al!
trains North Eas, and Nest 6f s Snor, n rail
rae az i, Southern waters Returning.
s srrive Richmond 10 A NJ daily. EXCEPT
Monday. oa,.ra, In incarnation an
fol SnaroI offices Chesa pcake and Ohio
pts as Richmond Transfer Company
and IoO6 Eas. Main Street.
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have denied to them. They were never
less dependent upon us for trade than
they are to-day, and we were never
r.cre dependent upon their goodwill as
purchasers of our products, while the ans
nexation sentiment which was pro-
noinced factor in the public mind OF
C;nda twenty years ago, has now almost
entirely disappeared.
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Vns r sErectrd

At the meeting of the Board Of Trus-
tees of the Westminster School, held yes
terday at the First Presby Church,
Miss Carrie Lee Campbell was unani-
mously reelected principal. Because OF
the fiourishing condition of the school it
is judged probable that at some time in
the near future larger quarters will have
to be secured.
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.ppmORTAL EXPANSION.

ton.
TERRITORIAL EXPANSION.
..There is vet another aspect to this
auction" said Mr.. Iowes. sit seems TO
he recognized that the healtnful CROWN
n. the United States REQUIRES that we
shall have from time to time some form
OF territorial expansion. If in the future
Ills should seem necessary there is no
exYension of our national limits which
would be more natural than that which
brought about union of the Angio-SaNon-
ncrnle of the American continent, ana
cave to the United States a territorial
area equal to that which we now nave
and possessed of unlimited, but as yet
,,nteyeloped natural resources. This un-
TO-, can never be satisfactorily brought
about by force. If it is to come as it
should come. it must be by binding the
Canadians so closely to us by bands or
trade that their interests and ours shall
be as nearly as possible identical.
cat the present time the Canadians
are Justly dissatisfied. with our manner
of treating them. They have Increased
their purchases of us four-fold WITHIN the
last twenty years. while. barring gold
silver and copper ores, we buy from them
nit little more than we did In 1880. They,
have put upon their free list about half
Of what they import from the United
states. and tax the remainder. about ~
ner cent. ad va1orenl. We tax nearly all
Canadian products except those Just
mentioned, and our average tax rate is in
the neighborhood of so. per cent. This
z,oljcy was originally adnnted at the
suggestion of those who believed that
The Canadians were SO far dependent
IRON the American market for the dis
pt.sal of their wares that if we closed
on, doors against them they would get
down mon, their knees and zhes to be
taken into, the American union. tt was
a grieyouslv mistaken policy: an Anglo
Saxon people can be: led. bntsaevers driven.
rrhe result has been the industrial devei-
o,nent Of Canada on independent lines.
trade channels have been formed, rum
,,ing east and west. instead Of as they
should have been run, north and south.
The Canadians have found for them
selves in Europe the markets Which we
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-19
h. Old Dominion.
Steamship Co
Laiiy Line for New York, the Mort
and East
FROM RlCHmOuD

PASSENGERS can leave DAILY er
cent Sunday, by Chesapeake & ONO Ran.
way at 8 4; Al via ia, SSo 5Ies. and 40 ?
ND P. NJ by n. & w. Railway via
NSnrfolk, both lines connecting with direct
STEAMERS sailing same day. or by com.
Ptsanday Wednesday and Friday at p
~ arriving Norfolk at 6 a. NJ. then
NJ. ,sfarring to New York steamer.
= F1;1RESEeIGHT for all northern. eastern and
- norts received and forwarded
d 1ou,s except Sunday. at Company's
eharf Rockets.
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I,-ea tIl-ms.

Three alarms of fire were turned in yes
terday n1orning-one from No. Oil Ven
able Street at s O'Clock, caused by an
overheated stove. and the other from No.
730 North Ninth Street, at 1915 O'Clock
from a. similar cause. A slight blaze at
No. GIG Graham Street Fulton. caused
about $40 worth of damages to the kitchen.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-19

The Berkeley is 21s feet long. SO feet
beam, II feet depth of hold. carrying 500
tons of cargo, with draught of u feet.
She will have Accommodations for fifty
four first-class and forty-eight steeraSe
passengers. The contract requires her
speed to be Of fifteen knots.
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Kiser's Assailants Rordcd.

Especial Dispatch to The Times.)
STAUNTON, VA, March 1S.-In the case
against NJ. G. Reed and r. E. billiard. for
assault upon A. J. Kiser last October, was
continued until the next term, as an i'm
portant witness, William Simpson. chief
OF police, was sick. Bond was required of
Di,lard in the sum of 81. 800 and Reel $1,000,
$3.50 Of which was cash. Both furnished
bond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-19

A number of persons upon whose prop
erty the taxes for 1898 were due re-
claimed their property yesterday in the
Hastings Court and saved it from the
hands of the land-grabbers.
Deputy Held. of the Treasurer's office.
sold a lot of property yesterday morning
upon which taxes for 1900 were due.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-19

Mayor Taylor received a letter from
Scotland Neck. n. c., yesterday, signed
by a. C. Prince. in which it was stated
that two boys left their homes in Colds
boro, n. c., on Sunday. The age of the
boys is given as about twelve years. One
wore a blue suit and cap. and the other a
light suit and cap.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-19

The parents are anxious to hear from
the boys and to have them back home,
and all information may be sent to Mrs.
A. N. Pate at Gcfdsboro.
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letter was received by Major Howard
yesterday from Mary Z. Wright, a
ten-year-old colored girl, of Churchiand
Va She asks that her mother. Laura
Wright, be hunted up. The latter left
Weldon, N. c., in January.
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WANTED TO EXCHANGE 1 LADY.s
silver Watch for doube-action 80 or s.
calibre Revolver, or % or 32-caIibre
Rifle. Address QUEEN, care Leader.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-19

City Clerk Ben. T. August received a
letter from Joseph MurGock. Hagerstown.
Nd. yesterday morning, which explains
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-19

please leave me know when you will
have your Street Fair. and who to write
/ to for the privileges
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WANTED TO EXCHANGE A BILL
at Chimborazo Hospital" March 1865.
for a Websters Unabridged Interna-
tional Dictionary. The prices paid for
groceries in said bill seem perfectly
fabulous. Mrs. GATHRIGHT, Perkins
ville Va.
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WANTED TO EXCHANGE a HEAVY
1-Horse Wagon for a Jump Seat Sur
rey. Apply IA W. Broad.
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGE.
WANTED no. EXCHANGE a GENTS
Crescent Wheel. nearly new. and an.
S,llN professional Camera and outfit
that cost SIPS. for good standard make
Typewriter and #Roll-Top Desk. Address
c. A FOSTER, Carson. Va.
Smith Gun with two sets of barrels: 1
rc., Winchester Ia ke-down4 Shotgun,
With two sets of barrels;f3 new Bristol
Steel Ely Rods; thoroughly broken
Setter. Want anything useful. VAT
SON & WATSON, Walnut Cove, N C.53s
WANTED TO EXCHANGE 81 s5-GAL-5
lon Parcelain-Iined MATER Cooler for
SOM thing of equal value. Address
IVATER5C COOLER. care Leader,
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WANTED TO EXCHANGE l TWO
Horse Wagon for 1 light 1-Horse Wagon.
in good order. Address WAGON =
Leader office
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WANTED TO EXCHANGE . CLEAN
ders. a pink and a white. They are Z
feet tall, were in full bearing last year.
good oak tubs. Will deliver them in
town for 2 Iron Bedsteads, with
springs. S. x. Dabneys. Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-19

HAVE 1000 TWO CENT COLUMBIA
Stamps and about 500 Foreign and Do
nestle Stamps: would like to exchange
them. What have you to offer me? Adj
dress EDk, 107 E. Leigh Street, city.
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WANTED TO EXCHANGE 40 POUNDS
nice Chicken Feathers, suitable for
making pillows. for a good Mattress.
Mrs O., Dabneys, Va
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wAErED-MALE HELP.

wANTED-FEMALE HELP.
WANTED, A COLORED GIRL FOR
small family at Philadelphia. Mist be
neat, clean and active. Good home for
suitable person. Address, with refer
ences, M. A. B., Box $685. Philadelphia.
WANTED-GOOD SALESGIRLS. THOSE
with experience preferred. Apply to
MANAGER, Miller & RhoadS.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
TO SELL ONE POOL AND
one Billiard Table; also six pool-room
CHAIRS. one National Cash Register.
large MIRRORS, two ten-foot extern
sion dining-room TABLES. one hand
some oak HALL RACK. one dozen i'm
library TABLE. The above pieces of
furniture are as good as new and will
lie sold cheap. Call and have look
at them. FRANK FERRANDINI. No.
IL East Broad Street.
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CITY HALL NOTES.
Police to Take Steps Against Sunday Opening
and Gambling Other Items

Something is going to drop soon in
Sunday opening and gambling joint cir
cles..' said a man at the City Hall yester-
day afternoon. Major Howard and the
captains of police have Just held con-
ference, and it is said that these two sub
jects were given a good deal of attention.
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WANTED TO EXCHANGE A AS
Camera for good Top Buggy. G. L..
care Leader.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-19

WANTED TO EXCHANGE 10 IMPORT
ed Imperial Pekin Duck Eggs for Is gen.
uine Silver-Lace Wyandotte Hen EGGS.
Address PEkIN care Leader.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-19

I MOST RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE
my candidacy for the City Council from
Monroe Ward, subject to the result OF
the Democratic Primary Of April 10th.
THOS. B. HICKS.
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RICHMOND & PETERSBURG
ELECTRIC RY.
BEGINNING Sunday, Feb. 10th.

cars ave corner OF Hull Street and
Petersburg Turnpike. Man I, :S,o every
alternate hour ps1 tso FOOT o. o & sgcaoss
ctrasf every alternate hour from A
~ transfers may be obtained to or from
p;oh,nond and Petersburg cars from or
anV noint IN Richmond on lines OF
R II Passenger and Power Co:
HsJr,i,ar transfers may be obtained to or
from all lines In Petersburg
OLYDE STEAMSHIP cos, @A4
u PHILADELPHIA S
RICHMOND AND NORFOLK STEAM.
SHIP LINE.
Appointed sailing days: Every TUES
DAY. FRIDAY and SUNDAY. at day..
light. Freight received daily till p. u.
For further information apply to
Gen. Southern ACT, Office, RockettA
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WANTED TO EXCHANGE CHILD.S
Folding Bed forms table when closed.
What have you to exchange? Address
''N., 6-S-10 n. Eighth Street.
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MEETINGS..

MEETINGS.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS I<EAR-
NEY POST,g-,o. TO- G. A. r., will have
a reunion and camp fire at their rooms.
No. 904 E. Broad Street, second floor.
side entrance, on MARCH Goth at S P.
M, to which all Union veterans of the
Civil War are most cordially invited.
Members of the Post will meet at Z z.
NJ sharp. Come one and ALL PETER
MORTON, Department Commander.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Stockholders Of the Iredegar Company
will be held on the 10Th INSTANT at z
mond. Va.
]. r. ]. ANDERSON,
Secretary.
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WANTED TO EXCHANGE CANARY
Bird. splendid singer; Cage and Breed
ing Cage; latter good as new. for some
thing of equal value. Address BIRD
AND CAGE. care Leader
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-19
SPECIAL NOTICE.

At the earnest solicitation of his
friends, Capt. Jno. ]. King announces
himself a candidate for Common
Council from Lee Ward, Subject to
Democratic Primary.
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Spaulding Wheel for Sewing Machine;
New Home or Wheeler & Wilson pre-
ferred. l will exchange for anything
else of equal value. Address S. NJ, 2231o
E. Broad Street.
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Richmond, Va, March 10, 1902.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Stockholders of the WEST-ENDs HOME
be held at the office of the president,
James II. Dooley, No. 110S E. Main
Street, Richmond, Va, on WEDNES-
b DAY, April 2, 1902, at O'Clock p. NJ
The transfer books will be closed on
March 18th, and reopened on April 5,
1902 GEO. j. ROGERS.
Secretary.
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WANTED TO EXCHANGE A NICE
Oak Refrigerator for Wardrobe. Adj
dress NJ. c.. S., care Leader office.
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WANTED TO EXCHANGE PINK
Hydrangea, which bore 81 superb
blooms last season. for F'oldinS-Bed
Springs. Mrs. NJ, Vontay, Va.
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Arrive s. A. L. Mair-Street StationIa
P NJ. daily from Washington aha
th,. North: 1c:29 p. NJ. daily from, WASH
ington and the North: $50 a NJ, ana an
P. NJ. from points South: o:4a t. W.
from Petersburg and local nolhts-
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FOR EXCHANGE.


of equal value, one fine Electric Medical
Battery. with extra dry cells. Apply
$40 N Fifth Street.
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tAii q G. o. Main-Street Station
mr., csie all c. & o. Railway trains may
Ee taIcen. passing over the new steel VIA
d,,ct an route to Lynchburg. Old Point.
SorfoI[l and Portsmouth. etc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-19

Those who avail! themselves of the tree
Exchange Columns are requested 10 re-
port the result to The Times.
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To Men n.
Free Trial Pack age ofhis New Dis
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and Vigor.
and Vig0r.

Free trial packages of a most remark
able remedy are being mailed to all VINO
will write the State Medical institute.
They cured so many men who had pat
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-19

Southern Railway-Leave 1920 y. y
daily for Durham, etc. connecting !;
Burkeville for Farmville- 2:30 p. NJ.
30. limited train daily for Jacksonville al
all Florida points; Havana. Nausau. e'
Connects at Moseley with Farmviile al
Powhatan and at Charlotte for New Q
leans: 1880 P. NJ. daily. for Atlanta a!
points south: 6 Z. NJ, except sunday, I
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-19

No Free Exchange ads for Real Estate
or sales of any kind will be taken rms
column is intended exclusively for e1-
change of personal property.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-19

WHAT HAVE YOU TO OFFER IN EN-
change for sixth annual repo1t of tie
Statistics OF Railways in the United
States for the year ending June so, 1895;
also thirteenth and fourteenth annual
report of the Railroad Commissioner of
the State of Virginia of 1889 and 1890
Above books are well bound and in good
condition. Address G. V. S., Glib Peters
burg Va.
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Arrive Richmond A NJ. and 5:9
P. NJ from Atlanta, Augusta, Asns
vile, ETC.: $40 a. NJ. from keys.ilis'
3::225 P. NJ. from Durham. Charlotte, oa''
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WANTED TO EXCHANGE L 5o-vOI.T e.
Light Dynamo. = horsepower. for any
tninc of equal value. Address '.F' a
X. M. 1912 E, Main
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WANTED TO EXCHANGE A HIGH
grade National Cash Register for Groc-
cries, or saleable merchandise of any
kind. P. 0. Box ll3. West Point, Va