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 dress Millinery, care Age- Herald 2-4,tK
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE. $3250-100x100; southwest corner sth ave- nue and 18th street. $3750-2-story 7-room house; 16th street. near 7th avenue. $4200-50x190; improved; neat home CT good investment; Sth avenue. near 18th street.
 s6oOO-Big bargain in 3rd avenue corner; large lot $s0o-6Ox14O; 18th street, near 14th avenhe. $5SO0-Improved Huntsville avenue prop erty; renting for sS50. $4000-20 acres; 9 miles from courthouse; bargain. s55O0-50x100; 2nd avenue corner.
 FOR RENT S20-7-room; new; opposite Glen Iris. $40-7-room; Beeler station $12. 2.50-Kingston and Woodlawn cottages. MCCONNELL & CARTWRIGHT, Both phones 46 220 Hst Street
 FOR SALE. $50 Cash, balance s15 per month. for good little house and lot at West Highlands Station, Ensley car line; price s75O. s32Oo-Splendid business lot, 25x1O0 feet; close in on South 20th street; will pay good interest if improved. $6250-s150O cash. balance easy terms, for an elegant, very modern, up-to-date O. room residence; South 20th street, near 12th avenue. Also thoroughly modern Broom residence on South 11th avenue, near 17th street: 5000 cash, balance 1, 2 and 3 years: price $500. s11O per front foot for 25xl0O feet; 18th street, near 2nd avenue; ought to go to s225 per foot in next few years $3250-40x1O0 alley corner. with 3 houses: 10th street, near End ayenue s14O0-Splendid residence lot; 7th avenue. near 26th street; cheapest residence lot on Northside.
 SMITH ( sTlLLMAN,
 200lh First Avenue
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PERSONAL,

 MASSAGE PARLoR-Room 3 Watts building; vapor baths; electric massage, body and facial; hair treatment 2-S-2t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-01
WAS Welded TO
FAIR YOUNG MAID.
Miss Calder and MI. Kipps
Are Made One In 4.
Rockville.

III Miss KatMyne L. Calder and Mr.. L. u
I<ipps, w ell known young folks, yesterday
morning journeyed to Iackvllle, Nd, Whers
shortly after midday they were Joined IN
wedlock. s. A. telegram from the groom 70
Mr., "a. G. Calder, chief engineer at the
city Hall, yesterday afternoon confirmed
this fact, and the happy pair are expect
ed to returntto Richmond next Sunday.
3l1 In no sense may the match be said TO
have been a runa way match. On the con-
jtrary the parents OF the young lady were
all aware OF what was to occur, and Mr..
Calder escorted the lovers to the depot
when they departed for the Maryland VII
slage. The bride. who for the past six
months has acted as stenographer for
Mr., William Jenkins Is a pretty miss or
seventeen summer. while the groom IS
about twenty-five and Is MANAGER OF the
Richmond branch OF the bWlnelord
5Lith!a Water Company. They nave been oe'e4
Some time ago Miss Calder Toned
marriage to her mother. but received no
encouragement, the loving parent think
Ing her daughter too young. She In no
way disapproved OF her selection. Mr.,
Kipps. But tho young miss was deter
mined, and 1t was realized that sooner or
later the twain would pc ma mar r,e1 I,
nounced to her mother that she and her
sweetheart were going to MARYLAND e
5be married. This news was Impaired 70
Mr.. Calder. and in few minutes the
prospective groom arrived upon the
scene Both mother and father preferred
n have the wedding occur in Richmond.
but tho candidates for matrlmony were
evidently anxious to weayes a romance
80 father and mother surrendered Their
objection, Sssf,
Miss Calder packed grip, and In a
few minutes she and her lover, accom-,
panied by the father, were on route !. %
er's former employer, was found, and the
bride and groam-to-be were Wished Q
merry goodbye,
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Prices Fell Weakly Back and IN
Showed No Recuperatlo
THE ADlNG'S EARNINGS + n IS.
Report for March Shows the Prosper
i;S Gus q condition Of the Anthracite
.Trad Surplus ssl3,4sy6 LAR
,ssl ger Than II March, leo2.

fnyAssoctated 2ress.)

iEjs NEW Y DIRK, april 80. Some hopes were
entertained that yesterdays. stock market
was a preliminary to q better mo VelI I,ns
"a prices to-day, owing to the fact tina, thas
professional traders had reiT q j. bn.
fala go,hs e'T hd paeib 0a aas half
! Of Z to-day, market demonasttr assed ING
Operation had been simply d 1otasa th hr
effort Of the aal 70 rahg no
absorbent power in the market. SO LINZ l.a
I nr rs feil weakly back and showed no re-
Cooperative power for the rest q 1nes t hny
The co,dituoads w 1era not Changed in any
ga asssent, II particular to-day, but the traders
found that the buying promptee{d ~ \, tn q u
favorable factors was stro,t1Is sy,'eq That
priocs to-day practically retraced t a,e;lr
Course Of yesterday and left the tradin ns
Gnnd commission house element IN the
strsst e mosH sRowns @
Rcoaiers. embodier thus far IN y the, NEW Ne
Jersey Central, Erie ana Leha,sn Az, ,,,"tSe
reports was 2 \, 70 ~ AZ was
even more convincing OF the present pro ets
}perity Of the anthracite trade owing pP fhn
Is Its large share in that trade m ana - Tue r
5 nrs Yros Surplus Of ali the Reading cum
Snnnios. a Including the railway ind Inc coai
and the coal and !. iron co m pnntH at T to
shown o sS1s4ss aIser 1n nrot,t
y, 81 IA a. m early Impression on the Erie
s ala and later upon Reading itsclf Il 4
s.o1"1rha'fHTsrch report for st. Paul sho"eu
m Increase saved for net earnings q
iii .t9e. out OF an Increase in the gross g., o.
sa5 while for Union Facfi Inc y. me ~: q
crease in net earnings was s2sl es .Sso IA! 17a
from an 1ere ana those sT In similar
tnry were as little affected BY this fnyo d.,
nhia showing as &S the III conlers. MlssouI,!
"a cif,c made some resistance, althG,ulgh
insnired statements were current. y t ~,
were obviously intended us preparait, W
for a showing Of decreased not eaI tn
copper and in silver had q speeiai l,,,er
ence in weakening A1nalgama ted copper
and the Mexican railroad stocks.
LII Ia notable strength Of the forelgn ; eH
chanre s market indicated the possloiilty
~ sf,,rther gold exports and the &felenuon
81 the Bank Of England rate at 1ou III per
cent was once more q dishl u .naoe,iar
irnt az sales par value. s1,e5oooo, United
States IS declined rs per cent, on n the ilst
s1SThe total sales Of stocks for the day day
MONEY AM, I7l5XcEANGE -cL.osE;1
we're s57 900 shares. 80, y ), = csnt u
Money on call easy at SQ44 =, per - G oney'
steady: sixty days AZ per cent: ninety ETY.
f ~ per cent; SIX months ~ per per
rent. prime mercantile paper, oAH e}syA I pr %
rent Sterling exchange strong WIZ WIZ o., W. ~,
al business In bankers bills Ct ~, y ~
sS1,T5 for demand and at s4.s4.ooQs;; o 1:SS
TOR sixty day blls pessseeas ,,4 siss a
silver 5o7s; Mexican dollars, !l1s. Coy
Eminent Bonds easier; railroad bonds r.
II -ac In r. AE4 tff1 Ef
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NOV ORPHANS, April ao-coTToN--
PRODUCE MARKETS,

NEW YORK, April s0.--FLouR-Quiet
but steady. Rye lSlourTDnll. c2rnmGeal-
+ Wheat- Steady; No. Q red, SoNc Options
at first buIlshhly AFFECTED ,by the, cold
weather scare and higher cables. Wheat
later suffered from realizing ana men zen
Southwest closing. 11AsGya4e Z. net HIGHER, May Ma
closed at So7sc.; July. f6sc.; September,
T5c, ,,.,.,.
ket opened very dull on the cold weather,
declined under liquidation ana closed ,, m
changed May closed ~ AhS.; ,, IVY
3. asc. Option dull, but steady May
closed at 39lsc, ,sl q I,
Beef Steady. Cut Meats-..Qniet, Lard
steady. Pork-steady. Tallow--linsy;
city. SIZE: country, baaqt5sse. Ro na,3.,
Steady: strained, s2l0. IurpentlneT-iSssu..i,e,t
coffee.The market for coffee futures
opened steady at unchanged prices, put
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COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK, April 3o--Tho cotton mar
ket opened steady at unchanged prices
to an advance 81 points under better L :.
erpool cables than expected and unfay-
3ornble weather reports notably frosts =. m m
Northern Texas and Olslah oma AFTER
ruling rather irregular for a brief period.
however It turned slightly easier under
liquidation and declined to a level net l
point lower to- points higher, From mis-
the marke was rallied sharply, partially
as a result Of renewed pool support and
partly BY out-of-town buying orders.
which showed a preference to-. the .n E "
crop months. owing TO the unfnYoraplea
weather and reports that the movement
would show9 ~ falling off In the near
future, backed up with small receipts.
The estimated receipts for leading points
tomorrow were also moderate and ex :
ports were heavy, footing up a, 3Sl bales;
In addition to tho forecast called for stu
colder weather in the South, and for g
time prices were worked rapidly upW l.,e
With shorts betraylng no little anxiety;
points OF the highest for the season.
while August sold oven with the previous
high point, and July was Within POINTS
of the record /. Toward the close, however,
there was another wave OF LID laatiU, y =
espe cially In tho near months; {, ana ,tne
market was finally easy net 200 points
higher or ago points below the best Of the. the
session. /, . !, - y ~ y, - III
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THE BENEFIT N T, + I FOR ! j
LADY lMACCA !. B !. / !;
"a Great Crowd Attended th*o F'l
Bostock Shows Last
# Night. i. l'...85 5s3

VI a -F4l VI - /.
III one OF the largest CROWDS OF the sea- {
son witnessed tho performance at the
postock show last night, It being tho
benefit ,of the Lady Maccabees. Dvery
detail OF the performances went off With
o,ut. q, hitch, although the lions were very
obstinate, and some fear was entertained
byR the management that a fight might
occur, Baltimore, one of the largest
lions, seemed to be the ruling spirit Of
z ascension, and 1t was With some difficulty
that he was subdued, ~ 5
Before the opening Of the performances
Mr. C. Is. Morris, ono Of the leading Of
) ticers OF the order Of Maccabees. made
e short address, fhankihg the manage
mont for the Interest they had taken III
the walfare Of their anization; also
thanking the audience for their attend.
$ancc,
n Mr. Tudor, treasurer Of the Rostock
show, In q reply to the speech. stated
that they had contributed Ito charitable
institutions to the amount Of So, 900 since
being In Richmond, This amount las
been distibnterd through the different
Dement'S thatIhayes been held in the huld-
Ing. a J. 3 a
From now until the tenth OF tile moRth
only the strongest attractions W9N ~
3ofrered, y RI Ct; 88
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EDITORS NEWS
What the New York Afternoon Papers
Il Say About Yesterday 7 radlng.

s4s Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
Y NEW YORK April % The Go ,,nIness
says p nd feel
Ing over the failure of the Bank OF Eng
land 10 reduce Its discount ra to-
With an increase Of $l2,5 ,OV1 IN loans,
with with the probability of further calls be;
Tore the financing Of the now Transvaal
5ioan Is completed, the reasons lor .pur-
s,f.ng cautious policy are quite NE appdn r.
3f&5. Nevertheless, the action was q als-
5.}Dintment to the markets.
4 \ erling exchange In this city rose
1; ,tg,ion nearer the gold export point. and
talk Of a movement beginning yer! shor '
The more influential factors IN the local
rtock market; however. We're the snow ,is
s,torsns and cold weather reported IN the
freight handlers in New York hnrbor
Both OF these occurrences We're used as
an instrument by professionals.
But the truth was. that there being nc
having accrued TO local traders from yes
terday's rise, the market was prepared 70
go down anyway. !,
Tho strengthen Atchlson anu Ali s,s W.
suggested that In weli-informed OPINION
.he market was over-rating the Import
ance Of the bad weather reports.
Prices eased off very generally IN the
afternoon and closed uncertain, but there
was no business doing
The Mail and Express says; The stock
market received Its first crop scare OF the
season to-day, and prices responded az
lround. although net losses, as rule,
we're rather moderate
The Western advices reported freezing
weather and snow In Kansas, NeprasKa,
Missouri and Iowa, and unscasonanie
climatic conditions In other States. THIS
naturally aroused apprehension N me
it is TO be noted that the grain markets
paid compar atively little heed TO the
weather reports. This was probably duo
to the fact that the previous condition OF
winter wheat was almost perfect and tho
acreage shown WAS much larger than last
year, therefore. n large crop can pc OBJ
fained with considerable detioration.
Opinlon was unanimous, however, that
the low temperature will further delay
planting of corn and oats.
All the Incidents Of the day. however
were not nufayorable. something cheer
full being developed In tho March rail
road statements, !.
The Reading led off with an increase ee,s ~ !!
yurplus after charges and taxes OF {dls, ls6
whirh affords further evidence OF IN
! country's great consumption OF anthracite
st 81 Paul, as generally anticipated. made
good exhibit for the month OF March
Inc Union Pacific did even better
the Evening Post says: No change 0
conscnmence occurred to-day IN prices
0Gcnerflly, II might be said that the mar
Iket was fairly Arm, though II waVere'
4 fnrnewhat at mid -dar. when the WeRthe.
hulletins from the West were discussed
4 Naturally. It was stated from the grain
carrying railways, On which This mll'
pressure was put But tho stock narke
Y a {. T. l.
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PETERSBURG TOBACCO MARKET,
PETERSBURG. Va April %, 1903, e
The quotations for this market are as
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
= :, :, = n, 1,AI 4 oyv MrARKE1

IA HIDE AND TALON MARKET. ,,.. J.
4 CHICAGO, 3 ILL, April 3o-( ALLEN n Miles
Co.'s Hide and Leather letter) .-Packer
hides are steady with goqd demand a. a to1
March inactiye At old prices \; Thirty I'll Y
February LIST to May LIST. sold at e1sc: ls One
thousand short haired Texas branded cows
from Southwest sold at 10c.. and one car
Of packer, shenrlings and lambs sold part.
" ahead at 45c. also one car wool peits
sold at s1.25 Country market Is somewhat,
easier as expected, trades did not occur.
! STelegrams from Boston indicate more
liberal Offering Of bluffs at sslc and tan
ners seem less disposed to operate. some
orders here at SIC. were Withdrawn C.
day, and while dealers are not offering AZ
this PRICE brokers feel that such bids
would be accepted II definitely rendered e
strength OF the market being su 81 e.
The lack OF buying hos no doubt, weak
ened the situation slightly. 93
Son Some II small sales Of tallow were report,
ed b at unchanged prices, Prime city at
6Nc. and edible alto. London cables eight
hundred casks offered with three nun
dred sold prices unchanged to three
pence lower. Greases STEADY, With fair de-
mnnd. Cottonseed oil is little more ac-
tive at further decline.
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turned easier, a result Of mod crate liqul-5
dation eoslng quiet at s soe d Rin e, Ge
mild, steady. sugnr-Raw. steady; retln-
Enthusiastically; extra. creamery 221Ac.;
state dairy, 17@22c. Cheese--s steady IT.
regular on new; State, full cream. fancy
small coored old 15c new. l 2s@ III e.
small, white old. 14Gc; new. Iass,GpdSs3a
i Se; southern. i5c. Potatoes-Qulett;
Florida rose, s3.6oGE4.5o State and West
ern, per $50 pounds, S1.50G2 Long Island.
sl.7b6t2, Is; Jersey sweets. $2.7b93 ~ Pea L.
nuts-Easy; fancy handplcked, 4NG ze
other domestic. 2A@4hc Cahhng &c; .,
Charleston Sl.6091.76. Cotton-By st cam
or to Liverpool, 12c. II
CHICAGO o. ILL April so-The wheat
market ruled steady to-day. and the close
was firm, with May up ss01Ac.a and - uly
ahc. higher. July corn was up &c.. while
oats showed a gain Of ls@Ac.a Provisions
were firm, closing atp ractically yester--
davis figures t-alt We
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Coast Line Earnings.

The Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Com,
thu nine months OF the fiscal year the the
mon Montheo March: Gross earnings, 1923 SSs
assS; ' sxp ssSssss ana defs taxes
sllos5 22s; 1902, soI6, s5s Increase $lls.S1S.
Net earnings. 1908, shd0, ol2;;3 lso2, slll,oti'
inereasei s1ss ,6a1 l., 4 ~ looa
sl3 6sa 1902. sl2, s6l s44 Increase G s9,
TAO Operating expenses and taxes, q Ivy Y y
$903S8l7, 1909, & increase siS, a3,
Net earnings. 1908. s4,e4S1a1 1902, s4,S5S,lto'
incr ease, 3676, O87 s 4 f lS9 u
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GOSSIP ON ,cHANdE
Taking Of Profits Caused Check in
Dealing During First Hour,
Ospecial to The Times-DIspatch)

t@l N Especial to The -DIspatch)
Il NEW YORK, April 30-The, opening on
the Stock Exchange was fairly hard, az
though no PARTICULAR advance WAS MADE,
The hard coal earnings, and cspeGially
orn, were favorable factor, and the
special activity in such stocks rs ERIE
and the fractions was resumed Traders
were disposed to help the advance, ana
the professional element generally seemed
moderately bulllsh. @5 3a8
MOVE IN SOUTHERN:
There was talk OF move in Southern
Railway BY Western holders of the COM
mon
SOME INVESTMENT DEMAND:
The market checked somewhat IN the
first hour as some Of The professionals
seemed to be taking profits, The volume
of trading was not iderhhle and was
however. a moderate invest demand,
especially for bonds which. to some ex-
tent, compensated for the lack OF COM
mission house orders A
CANADIAN PACIFIC:
dian Pacific, and arbilrage houses report
ed better facilities IN London than here
COMMISSION BUSINESS LIGHT
to sag. n spite OF special strength In
places. There was some Of the profes,,
sional selling which is not an unusual
feature Of THURSDAY market, and also
some selling for the West. Commission
house business continued very Ugh, and
the London transactions were tritiinE,
WESTERN SELLING;
The Western selling orders IN MISSOURI
Pacific. Union Pacific, 81. Paul and Atchl'
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son were based on the bad weather IN
the West and Southwest. It Is not claim.
ed that the winter wheat has SUI 81 gu u ~
deteriora ton In condition, but the m na.,
Is Important as regards oats ana cor tn p
RAILROAD EARNINGS:
N Atlantic Coast Line--March net IN
crease sl4ssS7 for nine nine. months net -
crease. s722, 6so 3I,, Y ,,o, Il ant
Union Pacinc--Mo nthm Y March March en- en-
earnings increased $2Gl 679.
& st. 3Paul-Gross for month OF Ma ma en1 II
creased $S55, 400; net Increased $lll,V1'.
TRADING CHECKED 81 ~
& The market became very narrow ~ t -
emily afternoon, but was mot We A81 - u
though the advance in exchange anu pos, %,
sibleE. COL u shipments tended TO .checN
trading, while the floor traders were coll-
tent to scalp small turns elthcr way
STANDARD OIL SELLERS:
standard Oh brokers were moderate
sellers, especially OF st. Eau htull.
iRUMoRs NOT TAKEN SERIOUSLY
The rumors accompanying ,the decline
In Pennsylvnnia were not taken serious,
hut there seemed to be some long stock
coming out and the stories current we're
apparently Invented to account Tor Inc ne
selling. u, III Fl re n y,
THE CLOSE: .3Es. ,5. \,
The close was extremely, dull, but hard.
although at the close there was very
few adYanCes. So ~ - 49, -..-.- .-.-
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U. s. refunding Is, registered.........} 1 10e
~ E ~ regl sterod \. !. ..31o7N
j ] ssv sss'ss
2; N niS pea, etercd 1loM
Ky ~ no,,I,or I. 110N
~ 9,a &c IS fered l021a
e es, e;nnnt 1oSA
,s,o', - .re,,ereI 100M
AtctsoH'$ su LIZ. e, e,,t "a 81 n
Atchlson,S auJuSs hta -. N'st' f101
Eaititnore am. a mh}o o4A
15aitilno! .siu Shin rsnnv a 1903 '
GnltihinoFs ui1a ~ q 105M
SanHui ~ ~ Gnr,i ~ 6,a 1903 Z
Central Of Georglas lst 81 Inc' 1oi,s
~ "a * 4, 49,
Sh5easo, p and 9 81 s,I ne Ssn s H. 1os&
Ghl s ~; Nnrtiiw estern con- 1926
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pnAN11[rI- AND PEA MARKET.

NORFOLK, VA, April so.-TheS peanut
market is quiet to-day. The only change
in prices is Spanish I, PUTS which which, have AYE
dronped IN prise oflo 70 !Ac pushsi' q
Fancy, Quiet at &C.: strictly prime,
2&c.;Iprrme. 2Ac;;, low grad y, ~; ma n.
bms i Biackeye , peas s2.o5 bag: black
and specklel peas. 81; clay and n red !, PEGS peas
SOC Peanut bags II bales, as, IN; 5ilos
now market very firm. 1t
T7ikc.; sellers asking more. Virginrllat,,ss-- =.
Outlet at Sc, wv
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thermometers In New York.

Especial to The -plspatc h,2
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