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New York Money.

New York, May % Money on call closed
easy. m 2WH3M per cent closing lin aud
asked 2AN3 per cent Prime mcrcnntilc
paper 400 per cent Sterling exchange
heavy with actual bdSincss in bankers
bills at 4.sT for demand and nj 4SiM for
sixty days. posted rates 4.SIi,GiI. SIS; cont
mrrcial bills 1 s3A@i Sla, Bar silver 5l5S;
Mexican dollars 4l&, Government honds
steady. state bonds inactive, railroad bonds
Nful
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GALVESTON STOCK
HIDES AND WOOL.

Dry hint hides .....'..'''''''
Dry tilnt kips ..,..'...,,' L.. se !.
Dry :alted hides aad HiP'' s o
Wet sailed hides and kips' se@ 3
lected ,......,''''''''' 10 v
Sheep pelts ..,....'''''''''
Deer skins, fints ..'''''''', 70 \.
Goat skins, hints ..''''''''.. 81 Y
Horse hair ....;..,''s'te'i2 !,
Wool, free medium, 10 I.
months, free from 9u ,rnonths. .ess,
Wool, free fine, s to IL inVN - \
Beeswax .....''''''''''' 20 Y
Glue ........''''''
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COTTON MAKESLITTLE CHANGE

counted a surprise that the ac: results
amounted TO almost NIL while fluctuations
covered range that reflected the unoer'
New York opened Z points NJ on JUNO
and I up to / down on other options. mere
was slow but steady advance Ia the early
moments. which continued until top prices
were reached in the nrst hour. quick
loss Of same followed and With q very light
improvement formed the range that extcnl q.
ed until midday. An advance then set ~
which caused almost a complete recovery az
the end Of the next hour There was
sudden drop OF 3 points IN thirty minutes
time and a further decline Of ns mucn N
the hour after which with very small
Improvement made the level until the
hnal call In the net result June lost
points, July and August vent unchaaged
and the balance Of the list declined and 3
New orleans started / 20 points above
the previous close There WAS nm early
advance OF points, almost q total loss on
same. then ? gradual recovery whtch FORM,
cd a leve. that did not vary more than :
TO 3 points during the balance ~ tho morn
ing and almost throughout the next hour
A steady recession fhcH began, causing low
mark 10 be reached IN thc middle or IN"
afternoon. and from which there vas Httl'
change until the last moments. whom q gain
a 3 70 4 POINTS occurred IN m" net re-.
suit May a'N ancsl : points. JIM" aud
other optlcus vent point lowol 20 ti-a-
ur Sales az the four American mArI"is
amounted 10 Solb bales AMI spot quotations
were left untouched except az Houston.
where they we're lowered Use.
The movement was exceedingly shallow.
Receipts AZ mn ports for the day were 1925
bales, compared With i2.3iQ Tor thc CORE.
spending day Of last wear For thc week
they have heen %. go halcs, compared with
~ S42 for last week and $4,000 'or the cor
responding time Of last year. Thus far IN
- IS Oh s.. I...
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COTTON SEED PRopus"

r. o. B. plll Texas in''' Ptp'
rording 10 location S
Prime crude oil, loose ~" ii
Prime summer yellow ol OLE ca9
Linters, according to guam" Pei to-
Hulls. loose $3.50, 80, 2JD
Prime cotton seed mesi q 90
Prime cotton seed cake c.ctton 81
Quotations on prime ale are ia n
ard prime cotton seed e"A
at Galveston. a
Memphis. May q: --co aato npoTnInsl
crude SSlA0i3g; on cruuv ,nsr yea,'
summer yellow a.; on su .auaer yels.s
inaI; choice cooking SUNNI s,ln,s as.6Qi
inai. Meal and cake-fr'~'
nal.
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SAN ANGELO NOTES

san Angelo, Texas. May 21.-Mr. s. Roach
OF this city has bought the Wheels pasture
In toncho county, about 1900 acres. mt
90" per acre also ninety-seven cows and
The Pa ,Mey wool clip, 2o,325 pounds.
has arrived.
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PEC0S VALLEY EXPERIMENT.
PROVED A SUCCESS
A Thousand Brood Sows Kept on Ranch
Through the Winter and Were in
Excellent Condition.

An experiment OF raising logs on alfalfa
4, y,.,,,.,-.rlI, demonstrated iu the foll,N-
,.,,' ,.y,..,,,,,'..
ms FROM Ndu9'S '''' 'N'"'"-.
c. Chisholm Of Roswell, y. NJ, had
I,ud Of rtS.rnslnd hogs on the market to.
81, -, 60, -. ,,, ,,.,,i,,, .h.,I t.,o,,
cay ""l'" 20" l"' o. '"" ""''' '''' ''>''
iuttcned on altoltN supplemented ny 4
total Of 3t2 mound, Of Kadr corn meal.
.,,,t ., ,t..'.o....,t TO-, 90 n,,.-. Nh ,,,i.
t, u,N n ,i,roI s,,", Nnn. S,.>i,, ,,l,,rc
tE'"t' No. r,ti ~ '.'' ti ~ NV, 80,
u, " '"H'e' a. - ~ ,",ir',,.. No
iiId Nv r,,,r' 8" tbn ',rI"Tt,t"L
GSta'HShvn Il H'N ANY" a" W, 'yl'u'u'yu
100 n"t'i ' ,d ~.
"n ,,I t,S ~, ,,,,o ,,i,i In
W., IN ~, , ', ,I',, 'r,o, r,r,
u'tVS, uE '",tu'i" "n" MI @
~ut'ns !" & ,i ' fNpII',ii, biH "pC
pI'i'tr.n , n", ,nni t,'H ,b SI"u." Vim ',
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Especial to The Post)
New Orleans, May 23.-The New Orleans
live stock exchange reports Market closed
inns evening with an active demand for
choice beef cattle and calves and yearlings
common In full supply Choice cornfed
hogs scarce. No shoep wanted
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London FinancIal CahIc.

New York, May 23.-The Commcrcial-Ad-
yrftfsor's London dpo6ciai .eubIrrram snrs.
Imly poac" is now regarded as Il certainty
and as . result the markets were huoyaut
today. Tn" American department was idle
and featurclcss.
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STOCKS. ARE AGAIN STAGNANT.

cleqrlngs at the cities named for the week
ended May 70, with the percentage Of In
crease and decrease as compared with the
corresponding week last war. Totals In.
clude clcarings Of nfty-two other cities.
canadian totals include cearingg Of seven
other cities In Canada. Per Per
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NEW YORK COFFEE

New York, May 23'-S,o,hia- ouist' !,
No. Invoice 5ls. Mii ouiet
s6i11Ib. Futures closeq rner IT,
changed TO 5 points nlss SO; w
il,T50 bags. May BOO, ho; "
october 5. 20; November
b.56; March o.so
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st. Louis, May 2S.-W NsSS,,7s: Iss
steady; medium grades , i9gi,Ttup =
l2Gl5I5; heavy fine lUsA-|
1925.
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London May 23.-ConSols Tor money 90
account 9C l1G. Bar silver dun. Money I'd
per ccut. Short aud three months nnls
9h4HI 1916.
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T., ,nlg1ago May 23-Cattle- Receipts 250o
i,ne, ,,li 200 Texans; market steady; Eood
5.O@6. %; s,ockers and feeders 49, 5l
COWS vs. gsa6 90; heifcrs . 5Oas Is; Gamers
- NJ Ss92 80: bulls ? 50d5 90 calves 3 o0S
49, teNas led steers s. 30d6 SIS. Hogs :
SvS1s,p's SslOV1' market steady good 70
iirphee hsaIT 2sol 40; heavy q. &oSf7 90,
Hset o'IoG7 90; bulk s.e5G7 80 shsepG
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tx in Presses and Warehouses.
- '''H y - -. ~ I-I-'H-tt
Houston Weekly Statement.

Gross receipts this week ..,. qI95
Net receipts this week - III
SL"Ss ltstlpts TINS week last year 20. So
~ ttCcipi- this week last year. iO,T5S
Tr|,ai ae.e'nts mus year ....,,.,, t173, III
trtni nv t'elptS TINS YEAR,, Sgt, sos
Irot,ai, ls.elplS hst year .,,.,.. 3 2HO. SIS
81 SILL w reyStpts iast year ..-. 81, 40
shipments all rail to ana Via New
sbinirr,ann1S ana eastward ..,:,..... 1,t6e
ca.tan' u ~ ~ Snpah ana west ..,.. 800
N"''"h III UhhSll ''.'..t..,..,.... IS
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Vessels Destined for Gaivestan'
STEAMSHIPS,

Bernard Hall (BrD.........:,.,,.,;..,. !
Queenstown, via .bafUa9n
Carrlgan Head (Br)........ ;i ba,ls,
Gymeric CBr). hauy s.s
iornby Castle tBrD.......' Rotle, W..
Lampasas .......,...''''.N e" ~
Ramon de Larrinaga (Span.) ,;,.,,,, (
.......... Liverpool, wa hT WI
Sabine (Am.). .............'Nen i''
Saturnina tSpan) ...'.,'.,,,,,s.,"s,,
......,. Liverpool, via hsnsrs
ST. Quentin tBrl..,....,...,,;;.,,''S"'''''-
SCHOONERS.
Edwin y Hunt Baltinot (
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HIGHER PRICES IN LONDON
INDUCED BETTER OPENING
Until the Last Hour There Was Hardly
Enough Motive Power to Give the
Movement Direction.

New York, May 23.-lrodny's stock market
was dull to the point OF stagnatlon. The
higher prices IN London induced an improve.
mcnt at the opening here. but II was lost
through more inanimation Unu the last
hour there was hardly enough motive now
CT 20 show amy direction In the moycmant
with the exception Of some special stocks.
There was quite an active demand for the
National Lead stocks. due 10 the eApo> Co..
ton that the company would benefit FROM
a proposed combination In an allied branch
The American Linsecd stocks rose on
tumurs of combination OF the vegetable
oil interests The himnesa of Amd,gamatvd
tcpIor Anaconda and SmUitng was due
60 the continued reports at tle widening
demand for raw copper BON nero ana
abruSd.
IMPROVEMENT IN THE
.rrrlh TRADE.
The improvement in the copper trade is
an influence extending far beyond the stocks
Immediately affected The allegation is re-
ccived that the recent heavy export Of cop
per is going abroad in part at least. as
stocks Go get he btucdt Of tho cheaper
money rates over there for holding PER
poses.
There was renewal Of the recent
strength In Canadian Pacific but when the
Mall 2is-point rise was unexplained
the George a. FULLER stocks made wide
advances and the Now York public utiA les
ana Colorado Fuel developed late strength,
tlv latter rising ~.
/ Tho appearance OF the preliminary figures
Of the weeks movement OK currency
awakened more animation tnan ga any time
during the day. outside Of those stocks
already mentioned, the eject was not uutd-
( BILE except IN st Paul, Union Pacific and
/ Atchsou The currency figures indicate a
net gain by the banks ON the lutciior move.
meht o. nearly S'.uuuWn. which Us supple
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MARKETS CONDITION DUE
TO THE GREAT COAL STNIlNs


New York, May 2S The following table
compiled oy Bradsrcet, shows the bank
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The range Of prices at New York ana
Nov Orleans for he active months was os
follows.
New York Opon High. Low Close
July ..........S gl-q9 S ~ s. IS 5 9Oa1
August GOODS. epGl 66 S.57 S. $500
Nov Orleans
August ......S. tElh N7T $ IS :. IS 80
b bid
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BULLS CONTROLLED EARLY.
LIQUIDATION BROUGHT DECLINE
Talk OF BIG ccop--World's Visible Called
5earish by sene--strons Support
Lacking.
AT THE CLOSE:

At THE CLOSE;
liverpool, holiday.
New York, unchanged to points
lower.
New Orleans, peint down to 5 points
higher.
SPOTS:
Houston, t-se lower.
Elsewhere, unchanged.
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BANK CLEAEINGS.

Following are the clearing, OF the IIous.
ton banks together with the amount of in
oIeAsn or dDrrrnse ovpr last ycnr.
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NEW YORK EXCHANGE.

Not Included in totals because contain
Ing other items than cleariugs.
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New Orleans. MAY 3D. Sugar-Steady
open kettle 1itd2 $40; o9on kettle ceutrif.
ugal 3aI3is; centrifugal yellow 3iad4 lit,
seconds 2lsft3 $40. Molasses-Dun; cen.
tr!fugal 6dlS
New York May n3.--SuEar-Raw firm
fair refining 25k: centrfa1ni 50 test f.io.
molasses sugar Ills. Rehned-steady.
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There hns been no change In prices IN any
description OF either cotton or wooden
goods.
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HouStons estimated receipts for today
are $50 10 3oo bales, against aGof last year.
New Orleans expects 1000 TO 1900 bl!cs,
against 1861 last year
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Houston Daily Statement.


Houston Comparative Statement.
NIics
Gross receipts thds fnr this week 3.125
Gross receipts 2t+ days this season ] ,p7lIl2
g. osS receipts 26 DAYS 1900 1901 2,2S1G}G
Gross receipts 264 days 1890 100. l.1Sg,I9D
Houston Railroad Receipts
Following are tine receipts OF cotton Ivy
the various railroads entering tho city:
Bnlcs.
Houston and Texas Central ........... IL
International and Great Northern .,...l9l
Galveston. Harrisburg aud san An. Is
Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe.......... y
San Antonio apd Arkansas Pass ,,.,.. -
Missouri, Kansas and Texas. .-,...,....iSp
Total 49,
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otal sales for the day, 1913, 100 shares.
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An Erioyalole TackY Party.

An enjoyable tacky party was given hy
MIS- T. f. Cilildrey al her home on Oak
vscod Avenue Thursday. November 21ti,.
in honor of her daughter, Helen Agnew.
Merry games were INDUCED in until a.
iatc hour. WREN light refreshments were
served. Afterwards the nr1zAs we, e award
ed TO Miss Callie4 Brauer and Mr.. Rob
elt Dickinson for being the tackiest.
Among those present We're Misses Bette
I-ai-us. Marie Adams. Callie Brauer. Bes-
sic Gathright. Helen Childrey, Leslie
Ga.hright. Louise Pitts Blanche Tignor,
l7stelle Terry. Blanche Terry. Clara Dun
ford. Vera Woodson, Katie NIcPhail. An
mic Blankenship. Palma Coleman and Hat
tic Mills: Messrs. Alvin Pugh. RAYMOND
Catilright, Robert Dickinson. Edward
Vaughan. Vivian Dickinson. Woodsoi
Godsey. Arthur Iignor. IIarvie Walton.
Courtney Sharp. Jack Schurmnhorn.
Clarence Walsch. Walter Mcl9hail.a and
Frank Cooke. Miss Helen Dickinson. Mr.
and Mrs. Woodsoa and Mr.. and Mrs.
0Phaup.
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News From Barton Heiehts.

Nr. William Wager has returned from
pleasure trip TO New York. Philadelphia
aii1 Washington
Mrs. j. D Haslzns of Washington. ID.
.C.. is the guest Of her daughter. Mrs ] !.
II Cole.
alr. 1. o. Boone left Thursday on a
hunt in Hanover county.
MIS-. Saunders, who has been visiting
'e1 brother. Captain +. L. CHM. has re-
turned to her home in Williamsburg.
Mr.. Joe CrCNtons left thursday tor Han
ever on a hunt.
Marie ana George Smithers. of Henrco
county. who have been visiting Misses
Edna and Anna GUffue. of Brookland
Park. have returned home.
Miss Cannon. who has been visiting
Miss English. OF Brookland Park. has re-
termed to Hanover county.
Mr.. George Jones. Of Raleigh. y. c.. Is
the guest of Mr.. ] :. r. Jones.
Mr.. Francis Reinhale. of Washington.
who has been visiting Mrs. G. B. Pease-
ley. has returned home.
Mr.. Charles Smith. Of Norfolk. who has
been visiting Mr.. " alter Gordon, of BROOK
Hill has returned home.
Nir. ". S. Malone. OF Petersburg. is
tie guest of air. John Wilkinson. of
Ercokland Park
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SOUTHERN RAluNAY
SCHEDULE. IN Effect nov. 2, l3o2
TRAINS LEAVE AND AKtsIHE FOCK1EESrD
s rogers rCf

~
a STREET STATION.
TRAINS LEAVE lsICtfMUSD. VA
Il. 200 q. ID. No. Z. daily ror i)Anyitls. Char
lotte.s md all local statious South Connecting
at Danv:iie t,r stations to Is ncnburS: also With
Il D. and W. KY. for 3iartinsviile sud stations
on that line: mt Greensboro fce all stations .ast
8 lis 2. NJ. No. 10. limited train daily for
Jacksonville aud all Florida points. Havana Mas.
sau. etc. Connectsiat N,seley with sarr,yiIle
ard Pnwhatan katlroad: at Greensboro Tor Dur
ham. Raleigh and Wins ton. Salem: at DanyilIe
sith No. 35. United States Fas. M-iI solid train
daily for New Orleans and points South which
carriers sleepers to New Orleans Drawing Rnon,
BuTet Sleeper Richmond to Atlanta and BIZ
ningham- Through coach for Chase city K M .
snrd md Durham. Through train with S,eeper
Salisbury to Memphis. D1nin. Car service ~ =
AA.sa =. ID, No. II. Southern Express daily
s cog Atianta Augusta, Jacksonville an.. poi,,t,
h sleeper for Danville. Greensboro Sails
| LILY ~ snd Charlotte. open ut Rtchmprd q an p
~ Connects with New York and rIarids e. ,
p prs and Southwestern Limited, which carrie.
| 80. SIeepers to Augusta. Savannsh Jncs.
| s S.i Tampa. Nashville Memphis Atlanta
$50 p.' .ssas, &c CorSl!ste Dining Car service
go imam Tourist Slscpe. Mondays we,,nes.
"a. a.. triltys Washington to sen Francisco
i {, 70 ~" q &c. With connection for all points
500 - es G ard cal.fornis
~ ht Sr and Intermediates points
e.ss ,teAlNS ARRIVE IN RIrFSfoSp.
80 a. Nj and 5:25 P. n from 4flsnta An
som.s Jacksonville. Asheville and all points
so a y from Kevsvtrre and loca, stations.
+ rif1,-,s Il. Il n nt'rNan Charlotte. Dan
aNfiie aHH 4fn<"-r,n6'r. 70 e.->t~rs
Lnr.tL FREIGHT l-rP. ,rNs
| = 81 and So. between Manchester sud
:
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YORK-RIvER LINE ur,K "a s,,,,
TAE tA.oaITa ROUTE NoarH.

J.,
1880 P. Mon. III. ba.tiluuru Limited daily
except Sundays. for West PuInt conr.criny at
West Point with steamers for Baltimore and
YORK River landings.
2:I5 P. "a. No. TO- daily. except SUNDAYS.
local Spress for West Point and intermediate
for walkertop aud Tappahannock.
500 a. "a. No. ~. local mixed. leares daily.
except Sundays. for West Point and uterine
diate stations. connecting With sage At Lester
Matior for Walkerton aud iappabannock.
TEAMS ARRIVE IN RICHMOND.
e:15 a.. NJ, No. Is. daily. tom Vest Point.
with connection from Baltimore. except VI uuay.
1o:45 a. NJ, No. 9. daily except Sune4y aud
Monday.
$50 P. NJ, daily except SUNDAYS, from West
Point and intermediate stations.
Nos Is and l6 will make no stops between
J Richmond and Quintcn-
Steamers sal from West FONT $50 NJ.
daily. except sundays Steamers call at t,lnu-
cestor Point and Clay Bank Mondays. Wettnes-
days and Friday. and Yorktown aud A'linnnds
Tuesday. Thursdays and Saturdays
CIV. lWESf3TR
District Passenger Agent.
900 E Main Street. Richmond. Va.
S. II EIAEDWICK
Generai Passenger Agent.
{. II ArNEET.
General Nauager. Washington. D. c.
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Richm md, Fredericksburg &
P0ionla; Eai|roa1.
SCHEDULES IN trEEcr Sov..2 1aoa

SCHEDULE IN EEEEcT Eov.42. 1909.
| S:ESS a. L., daily. from BSrd st-eet Station
fredericksburg aud AieIduaie4i. sto Ucco
| guan sundays. Sleeping Cars To Washington AMI
New York. Dining Car.
6:s5 A. NJ, daily from MainStreet station.
! Florida ard Metropolitan Limited Tor Wash.
insiou and beyloud. Stvpa ut Frederick sbusg aud
Ais2aharia. Bullet Sleeping Cars To New YORK
= 10 a. H.. except SuAdny from Eliza Sta,
I ton accommodations fereAshland and inrermes8
$500 a. H.. SUNDAY only. from Byrdsrrees
Station for Washington ansi beyond Stops ut
! Elba, Glen Allen ard loca. stations. Ashland
To Cherry Hill. inclusive. $eeiey. 0ccoGuuu aud
Alexandria. Buffet farlor Car.
$50 a. ", except sunday. from ByrdStrest
Station for Wtshingto and beyond. Stops at
Elba, Glen Allen and local stations. Ashland to-
Accotink. inclusive. Seminary and Alexandra
| Parler Car
mon. except. sundsy. from Byrd-strees
Station Tor Washington ga beyond. Stops u Z
tib4. ASaiaId. poswell Milford. tretisflcAs-
burg alesanerla Buffet parior Car. Gun-
asess ;.ifl Congressional Limit O.
&c f. 81, except SUNDAY from Byrd-SsSee.
Statten, accommodations Tor Fredericksburg and
a;lo ?. NJ. daily from Main Street STATION
for E Ton ,d bsSS Wsn SIPS s al
dsi5i. Sleeping Car to New YORK
$40 P. except Sunday, from Elba Sta
So SIS :. n daily. from Byrd-stseer Station
Ashland boswell. Milford fredericksburg.
Brooke Whitewater. Qusnrico ard Alexandria
! Steps other stations sunday Sleeping Cur
Richmond 10 New York and Washington 10
bhil:.tlefi hia-
Ills r NJ, except Sunday. from Elna Sta
ton accom- mediation for Ashland and snterine-
distts Tsiuts.
40 4. N, EXCEPT Sunday. at bloa Station.
accommodation from Ashland and intermediate
points.
SIS A. NJ. e1cept SUNDAY. at Byrd. Street
Station. accommodation from Fredericksburg aha
y s:4u A. b.. daily. at Eyrd-street Sutton
StoI,s at AIexandra. Occoqran. Whitewater.
Broke Fredericksburg. Milford Doswe.l asn-
! land and Elba Stops at other tons sun
day. Sleeping Car New frrkato Rieemnnd
Station stops at I5cal stations washington
+ 70 Ashland inclusive. Glen Allen and Elba-
2:o5 P. NJ. daily. at Main-strses Station
St8ps at Aisxan.irii LnEtiu. Occallall.a fft'u'
ericksburs Milford, boswell and Ashland.
Size ing Csr from New york
SOC P. VI. except Sunday. at Esoa ssatios.
accom- r,oda tion from Ashland sad intermediate
rs ". daily. at Evrt Street station
s-S,,s at Alexandrias fredericksburg boswell
Ashland ausl Elh. Steering ears from He"
York ard Washington. ntni1: Sas
$50 p NJ. daily. st Brrd-S5reet Sfstton.
stoos at AelxanIr,A and Icqt stations Juan
riec to Ashland inclusive. Gien Allen snt E'oa-
1919 P NJ daily. at Msfn-Strest STA tios.
F1orIda and Nntropoitan Limited SIPS az
A!axandrfa Fredericksburg p9sseH INV, vs'if
land \ EnfFst Sleenina Cars froii=.|sH" CRY.
~ II. 90 p NJ except SGIt,ay. az Elba station.
49, ~ Pr. AMOR Traific,z Mannses-
X . ptrEE f:.rera1 Manager
y. MYERS President.
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Supreme Ceurt of App Gals.

The proceedings in the Supreme Court
of Appeals yesterday were as follows:
7atuin rs. Tatun,ss administrator and
Others. Argued by John ". Carter for ap-
pellent ard Samuel 4. Anderson for APP
Tlces and srhritted
alillhiser Manufacturing Company VS..
t;ailego Mills Company ard others. AR
llttG by. James Cannon fer appellant and
.cn.,tirlued until Monday morning
The next cases 70 be heard are: Nitro
Phosphate Syndicate. Limited, VS.. John
son and IIenly vs.. Cottroll Real Estate
Insurance and Loan Company. Nos, II and
1
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-29
Admiral me,yi.ia leaves.

After a flying visit to the !Trisg Ship
yards of this city Rear-Adnliral George
w. Melville, of the Navy Department,
lefts RE mond early YESTERDAY on .ais
return trip to Washington. He spent
about twentS-tour hours in Richmond.
Admiral Melville came down to inspect
the work on the Government cruiser.#the
Galveston, now nearing completion. lie
visited the yards a':out 10 o'clock huis,-
day morning and spent some time there.
He vas shown around by several Of the
officials of the company.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-29
Atlantic Coast Line

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