davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-20
PEONAGE IN DAKOTA:
GIRL SLAVE RESOLD

a Chicago special to the st. Louis Globe
Democrat says: zM
After spending fifteen OF the seven
teen years she had lived In alleged bond
age on South Dakota ranch. Miss Louise
Elalsy has been rescued and Is now safe
in the home OF her uncle John Mayer,
in this city,,
The young girl was sold to Dakota
planter for $25, 1t Is said, when she was
two years old. She never left the ranch
IN her life. never went to school. and her
existence from her earliest recollection
was one Of horror. A few days ago her
Uncle discovered her whereabouts and
ranchmen to aid her In escaping.
The father OF the girl, who sold her into
peonage. is said to be In South Africa, and
advantage was taken OF his absence 70
rescue her. All tho rnnchmen, telegraph
operators, cowboys and trnlnmen In the
vicinity assisted In the deal, Fast relays
or horses misleading kilograms, the stop
ing OF trains on the pralres and other
methods helped to get the girl out OF the
Jurisdiction OF the man who bought her.
She will be placed In school In this city
IT have never seen the inside OF
church or school-house, and have never
had plnymates like other girls" said tho
girl to-day, exhibiting pair Of hands
that would do credit to a street iaoorcr
Dolls? I have never seen one. MY ne
has been one round OF work-digginE
wells, milking cows, pitching hay, rang
INK cattle and breaking horses.
During her dreary years OF drudgery
she would by chance secure piece OF
n newspaper BY reading which she would
learn something OF tho happenings OF me
world that seemed 10 lie away oil SONS. .
where In space, She read OF the lives 81
other sIrs at times, and occnsIdrI2 |
,he would get to read Bible, which she
you'd, steal out OF It's hiding place In the
ranch shack. Revelations that came
through these mediums filled the girls
soul with longings for different and a
l,ottap 1ife NJ 25lts5t .zt5t .-tfHf sfsr ,'H
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-20
COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK Aug 1oThG no s9tso on ASsnst
y "a Scntcmhcr. while the later positions were
pons higher The 1s,,; asGne wh II sts later
,,nmtMs wcrc sustained by the steady cnnles UNIV
TAX Of to. much rH 4he sta. how @
.,'aro ,vus little demand from any source; Weatn,
err reports aside from further rains cabes from
Enrish market showed tendency 10 s.en h,.'
nbroad This brought realizing oy rcccm a oni
crs md by the end OF the first rev mon,S r.,n
scnten,rcr showed net loss Of points, WIZ. WIKI
inter- Iosittcns 1Gla points lower, hug1st M as'
nnmna; ntIycly dull and neglected during INC s e6
e,nn selling as low as 1926 and as high as l.'So.
closing ut 1926 Later however, inc a, u4" about
steady. HFaE ..,o,. during tho
o,tnr,oon md the close was little on tue 'e',
~ ~ thr DIV, The market was finally dun. net
point higher to points lower WIN MasS nonis
tou,hrr and November 8 points, octoper l,o ,s
lover p December unchanstd, and the last three
noint higher to point lower. ~, -
! ro'u'l Vnr,, snot sales were 025 bales all TO
SINNERS. Sales futures 7o,70o bales
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-20

BY virtue OF certain deed OF trust,
dated 9Th August, 1892. OF record In clerk'a
Office Henrico County Court. D. y. lCi =.
&c 1914, default having becnrmade IN the
payment OF the debt thereby secured. ana
being required by the Der cftc'ary go 10 DO.
I Will sell by auction. upon the premises.
MONDAY, 24TH DAY OF AUG. 1913.
at5:ao o'clock p. NJ. the houses numbered
as above and described as follows. VIZ:
All that ccrtnin lot OF land lying and be-
ing In the town of ITalrmount. In Henr'co
county, Va, beginning at pon; on the
cast line OF Nineteenth Street, between +;
Street and Fair;nount Avenue Tor 8
Street. distant l24 foot north OF the north
line OF r Street. extending thence north
Wardly along the said east line OF Nine-
teenth Street and fronting thereon Is
feet 6 Inches and running back between
two parallel lines, one OF which Is the
south line OF the alley between t'alrmount
Avenue and X Street, l25 feet Inches 20
an alley in rear IA feet wide. Fa:rmourtt
is growing; buy now and buy here, ana
grow with the town.
TERMS--Cash as to expenses OF siie,
together with all taxes that may be duo,
and n note OF STILES. with 6 per cent. In
terest thereon from the 9Th day OF Dec.ul.
Der, 1902; the residue as may be named IT
Tune OF Sa'f EDWARD S. ROSE.
aug l9-tds trustees
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-20
CHESTERFIELD
SCHOOL TEACHERS
Typhoid and Mala i'>l'l,i7 Fe g s
Prevalent. butts Very @
Rarely Fatal.
1s.oclnl = rho rimes.piHpa teh.)

(Spcclnl to The Times Dispatch)
CHESTER, VA, Aug. 1o.-Thc Bermuda
District School Board, which held n meet
inr here d few days ago, elected tho
following teachers for the public schools,
session loo3-'o4 Kingsland (white), MISS
Virginia Il. Wills; Chester, principal. Miss
Eunice spiers, with Miss Lillian lvey as
ASSISTANT Port Wnlthall, Miss Mary Ruf-
mn; Enon, Miss Annie Dahl; Osborne.
Miss Agnes Wilkinson. Colored schools
as follows: kngsland. Gertrude Rose;
Chester, Maggie Rowlett; Port Walthall.
Mrs. A l.. Hunt, with assistant to be
supplied Enon, Lille Jones. The school
session Will begin on Monday, 18th OF Sep
rho picking business. that is. the rnis-
Ing OF cucumbers for pickles, did not provo
tho success here that was anticlpnted.
Which was selected for the purpose. Had
that a large yield would have resulted
from the expense and pains taken In their
culture. t75 III.
MIR. Walter Bishop has moved into his
new residence, and Mr.. Z. N. Perduc also
and Mr.. T. II. Lyon Is pushing. his new
home fast to completion, and Will occupy
It soon
Mr.. Henry Pannill. OF the Pannll Paint
Company, OF Petersburg, with force OF
painters, has Been here for several days,
painting tho roofs OF number OF dwell
ings.
Rev. J. T. sewcll. the Methodist pastor
here, has gone on short vacation to Wis
It his parents, near Baltimore,
IN Rev. MIR. Fizer. of Randolph-M Macon Col
lego Will supply his .puplts. next Sunday.
Mi-5 Mary Echelherger,, who greatly
her gracious presence the past two weeks
returned to Baltimore the first OF tho
week, Miss Mabel Robertson, OF Chester
M wing her home. .f5.
Mrs. A.tW. Coleman and daughter. Mrs
DR. Simmons, OF Kentucky have been
visiting relatives and friends In this coun-
ty, and Richmond and Petersburg. They
formerly lived near this village. but MI
grated TO Kentucky some years ago. Ihey
were natives OF Chesterfield and conse-
quently had large circle Q: friends and
Typhoid and malarial fever Is reported
from portions OF Chesterfield, but few
deaths are recorded. Master Edward
Robertson, son Of G. p. Robertson. who
convalescing, and is on his feet again.
DR.. S. D. Drewry Is on trip to BAL
timore to Visit daughter, and will be
a bsent FOR short while.
Mr.. T. II. Friend and Miss Bessie Bur-
ton. Of this place. went BY excursion yes
sent three c>.ys. They will visit relatives
there. @
The Atlantic Coast Line has steam
shovel at work In heavy cut here. pre-
They seem, however. not to contemplate
the Immediate laying Of the rails.
The vegetable production OF this vlcin-
ity, Notwithstanding the abundant rains,
has been much below the average. but
grass grows enormously.
Calculating painting, fencing and build
Ing, Chester has improved nearly 50 per
cent. in the past two years.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-20
PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK Aug. 10.--FLouR-Stc but
dun, Rye Fiour--S,endy. Cornmeal-stcady,
Nye-Ouet Barley--pnll.
When,-spot firm; 30 2 red, Soc, Options
opened steady with The Northwest, but soon
vicllod to liquidation. Near the close there was
4 sharp rally on covering and export business,
last prices showing u lSc net advance May
closed al SsAc,; September, h6ae,; December,
s7ssc. ,o,J. o,,,o.
ket opened easy on warm weather, rallied later
on prosepects for lower ,empern,i l, broke
inu and closed unchanged. MAY closed at
57Sc.; September. 51s.s; December a7ssc
Ga is Spot -Duli no. = SOC,
Becf--Firm, Cut Aleats-steahS' p'ckied Del
lies Dmi2c. Iard--0uiet; refined, easy; Cont
nent. $500. Pork-Easy; short clear, sli,5od
10 Is. Tallow-stendy. Rosin--steady' Iur
Coffee-TEe market for coffee futures openet
] steady ut su advance VI 546 points. followln.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-20
Tuesdays Heavy Proflt.Tak-
ina Left Market Weakened.
CLOSING At THE LOWEST
Declines In the Active List Range from
ii One 10 Four Points-Ear'y Strength
in Bonds Gave Wayto
Heavlness
my Associated Press.

NEW YORK, Aug l9.-The reactionarS
forces which developed In yesterday 4ale
stock market became 1e,i prepo"a aharn bnct.
set in prices. 1t was evident tnat tne ~. !.
deriving cause Of the reaction WIS tnn !
Tho rebound had been too fast and hael
gone 700 tSo ots,de causes which were ad-
yanced to account for the decline were tn the 3
effect rather than the cause or y; liz t,,e
dominant influences on prEes we're ~ AZ
market itself Yesterdays heavy PPM appnii-
inkjng left the market in q weaker tecnni;
anI IS s;tion The concerted swing oil
through the list caused the BELIEF mat
large bear party had been organlzodt
among the professional traders 20 rt'' and
protection for prices which have peen ~
evidence since the trend definitely Iurt e.ii
UPWARDS was noticed to-day, ana the lali
IN prices was not considered ,,or
The reaction uncovered a large nu, 1.ro.r,
of stop-lossi orders and wiped out nar TOW
margins Of the smaller spectators WIZ
have been attracted by the rnpla! lepo r.nro
As for the news developments that v. We ,,e
Given 81, +, to the question raised whether inc
reiection Of the Panama treaty ny me ~, ~
iombian Senate is to be regarded as 1l1lal.
Yesterdays news Of the rc,eIG;tioin VIZ ths
exchange market for the time being Buy
ers on this factor were naturally dlsap-
nointed BY to-days revised view OF the
canal treaty outlook Inc seitis W."
much concentrated, prominent house
disclosing Of many thousands OF shares re,
during the day The personally OF ING
firm and Its past employment by one 9i
The great financial groups caused cohs,la-
cradle significance to be attached 10 'ils
The further reduction in prices Of South.
ern Mig iron had its greatest erect on
Tennessec Coal. but the iron and steel
stocks all shared In the days weakness
The concentrated selling referred TO large
" conyerged on Amalgamated Copper and
Rock Island was q leader In the reactlon'
There was a considerable covering move
mcnt at the beginning of the last hour,
hut the bears made fresh onslaught ana
forced a weak closing at the lowest OF me
day. Declines in the active list ran from
1GA points. ~ ,,o,d nov.
ket gave way to heaviness. Total sales,
mar value, s1.952,0o0 United States bonds
vrnra unchanged at coll.
Total sales Of stocks for the day were
$4,000 shares.
4 MONEY AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES:
Money on call closed easy at lN@2 PER
cent: time money firm: sixty days, 4E9no
nrr cent. ninety days, HG5Ia per cent; 81: SIX
months b1h@6 per cent; prime mercantlle
raper. fTGM ner cent. Sterling exchanW nv,
arm With actual business in bankers DIS
at Sass SOFA s5.@5 for demand, and at
pa.1hG4 SO 90 for sixty DAYS bills; posted
rates. s4s3lhT4.A and s4.sek: commercla1l
hills. As27sGA 50. Bar silver, o43s' Mex
can dollars, 43ls
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-20
MILLER FIGHT
BREAKS0UT AfRESH
Says Charges Made Against
Him Are Too Absurd to
Be Considered.
(By Associated Press,)

WASHINGTON, Aug, l9.-The contro-
versy between tho Bookbinders' Union
and VIM. A. Miller, assistant foreman
in the Government Printing ONCE. has
broken out afresh, At the close OF the
days work Monday Public Printer Pal
mer handed to Mr.. Miller set OF
charges, which had been prepared by
TIE Tni9n Miller s cent fhem 5aek IT,, to
statement that they were made by ire
sponsble parties that they, were based
on heresay, and were too absurd to Sc.
II was learned that the charges were
mainly directed against Mr.; Milers per-
sonal character and related TO acts said
TO have been committed as l, f nI BACK as
Government Printing Office stated that
Mlller's status in the Office Is not likely
TO be disturbed 4e#t. gs4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-20
HORSES AT THE CIRCUS
They viii Have Prominent Place on
the Shows Programme.

The amateur circus to: be given next
Saturday week is BY no means a horse
show. but the equine will figure very con-
sp;ruously on the programme. There will
be several bareback riding acts, for which
beautiful horses have been secured. Then
the hippodrome races will serve to intro
duce a number of blooded steeds. Nearly
every clown will ride long cared don
kew, to the huge delight OF the little
son has secured some ponies that are
simply beauties Prof. Munn's trick dom
key Will no doubt share the honors with
DAISY Bell, the wonderful performing dog
Both of these acts especially appeal to
the young people and are altogether OF q
The amateur circus Is to be a pretty
good imitation Of the biggest OF railroad
really clever, and only the prominent bus.
mess and professional men who are to act
as clowns are 10 be taken as joke. Tho
res Of the performance may well be taken
seriously, ..t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-20
BUSY NIGHT FOR
SH0CKOE COUNCIL
Matters Of Great importance
to the order to Come Up
This Evening. !.

"A most interesting meeting Of shockoe
r ANAL Royal Arcanum, VIII be- held
~ thc Masonic Temple tonight, and all
members who can do so should attend
In addition to several matters Of i'm
portance deferred from INC l,st mfe''
~, tna Council will consider tho ques-
Lon :, nroyiding for the collectors trans
actInr ali the detail business, enyotlng
his entire time to the work,
II is proba BILE that Treasurer elect irwin
IT, Sutherland will be installed, He sue
coeds Mr., q. y, Smith, who has reslRt4e4
on account OF his approachins removal
from this city to Raleigh, ~. =,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-20
TO Preach for Emmanuel.

Rev. w. Z. Robertson. Of Baltimore.
will preach for the Emmanuel Baptist
congregation In the Cavalry Armory next
Sunday both morning and night. tIe
takes the place Of the pa stor. Rev D.
4 solly, who has been called to Phila-
dclpha by the death OF an aunt ard
vii not return until next week, when
Mrs, Solly and the children Wi! accom-,
for the Emmanuel people few weeks ago
and they were greatly pleased with him.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-20

T.
curtaiment Is beginning to be more OF an In
nuence in the dry goods market. both upon buy.
era md upon the attitude OF manufacturers to-
ward further business. Buyers contend they
will be Obliged to drop certain lines sompelled
not allowing lines to lapse The fenr OF over
stepping the bounds Of prudence Is also restrict
ing purchases
NAVAL STORES.
g WILMINGTON, y. c., Aug. 1e.-sP1RlTs
TuRpENTINE-No Nothing doipgi receipts, 10
cashs. Rosin-Nothing doing; receipts, u bnr.
rels. Crude Turpcn,Ine-Firm at $l.ob@S.25;
receipts. los barrels. Tar-Firm at $1.05; re-
ccipts. 65 barrels. 1
SAVANNAH. GA. Aug. lo.-TURPBNTISE,ow-
Firm at &c.; receipts 3o5 caska sales. 1876
icnsks; exports, 3 casks. Rosin-Firm; receipts s
1,oCo barrels; sales, ,T2 barrels exports. S'3lo
barrels. ,,>
TISE-Nomina. laosin-Stendy.
coTToSSEED OIL MARKET.
NEW YORK, Aug. lo.-Cototnseed oil dull! and
nominal on spot futures stendy. Prime crude
T. o. b. mills. 20 G3oc.. new crop; prime SUMNER NM
yellow, II q 42c; OF summer yellow. oec. !;
prime white, Acc; prime winter yellow 46A47c.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-20
Rev. Edwin S. Kinks in Dem1nd,

Especial to The TImcs-DIspatch,1
I.EESBURG, VA, August 19.-Rev,
Edwin S. Kinks, pastor Of st. James
Episcopal Church Of this place. now In
Boise City. Idaho, acting as temporary
dean of st. Nicholas Cathedral. Of that
permanent dean by Bishop Funston. Of
the Diocese of Idaho He has lately been
extended call to st. James Church at
Warrenton.
cit her call, ttI W-asfIH
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-20
Nrw nank Building.

fspcc!al to The Times Dispatch.) j
WILrAAMsBuRG,. Van. AVS, ~ "
n Morf DienIns HSa bank Building To-day. TIE
Work viii qbe pushed As rapidly as pos
sible to. comp!etlon ,,,. a. t,e
nomination to the House. Is making
vigorous canvass. a
Mr., II G. Spencer. the undefeated cam
didnte for commissioner Of the revenue
FOR James City county is also looking
after the voters in his county,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-20
Lawn Party Tonight,

will hold n lawn party tonight In the lot
OF the Cavalry Armory. In which the con-
gregntion Is now worshippng. Refresh
n,ents will be served and large attend
ance Is expected,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-20

Cnsh NNotatlolN wore =. lniu'"b: = TOT "1n ~
Easy. No. spring wheat. slGsac.; No. .: sog
t1lac; No. . yellow. 521Ac. No. 2 oats s4Ne.;
No. . white. 33c.; No. g white, s4h 93S 1sc' No;
Q rye, 611ac. Fair to choice mailing barley. AoI
E3c No. ! naxsced 001ac.; No. northwestern.
81; prime Timothy seed, 1925 Meas pork, per
bcrrcl slo,459 1900; lard per 100 pounds. 50; So
@8.7b; short ribs sides (oosel, $7M7.2o; Dry
sides (boxcd). S7.62 lh0D7.7'. Whiskey, basis OF
of high wines. Sl.2O. Glover, contract grade.
s12@l2.5o. Butter-Steady; creamery, lag NC :
cluded, llM15Hc. Cheese-Stcndy at 1OMl i.c &c:
Receipts Wheat 212,90O bushels; corn. 26cM,o
bushels; oats 900, 900 bushels; hogs, 70, ooo heaa.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-20
stock Market GOSSIP.
sroc,,, to The Times. Dispatch.

iSrccial to The Times Dspntch.)
NEW YORK. Aug. lo-The opening M: 20. on the
Stock Esch'nse showed pr n IN c
,rpnt to tcst the strength OF the nul account.
The heavy tone In London md the moderate
favorable influence in the opening transactions
COPPER HELD WELI
OF conner stocks In London wns firm and there
seemed to be some evidence that trnhe Inter
ests were bulsh both on the situation OF the
metal and the prospects OF the STOCK
ROCK ISLAND RAID: ).
The Waldorf crowd made n vigorous raid on
Rock Island Mt the opening. and are taking
rather freely about testing the strength OF the
controls market position.
CHEMICAL OPENED OFF:
Virginia. Carolina Chemical common onencd a
point on on passing the dividend, which, how.
ever had been expected
DID NOT RECOVER ANY EARLY Loss
The prices showed no tendency to recover
their early loss IN the rst hour although r. ther
From the character OF selling IT was connected
were on toh of the.:mnrlet for turn
CURRENCY BILL CHANCES NOT BRIGHT:
The most disturbing factor In the early trading
was the report from. Washington that the
chances OF currency bill at the early session
in November were not very bright It Is said
that the Standard OIL interest attached good
deal of Importance to such legislation. nnd is
disposed to express Its disapprovhl or the delay
by hammering the market n little. .4
DISPOSED TO RALLY IN SECOND HOUR:
The market was more disposed to rally In the
second hour, MS the foreign selling had been
comparatively light. and outside Of tho opera.
lions OF the uptown professionals there was not
much real pressure.
WEsTERN SELLING:
There was little Western selling in Tcnnes.
Ing from people who expressed serious doubts
rs 10 the report that the Steel Corporation Is
likely TO acquire the former property. People
who ought to know have not heard OF amy new
The control OF Tennessee Coal and Iron and Colo
RADIO Fuel which used to be identical Is now
chnEged.
THE EARLY AFTERNOON:
The decline in the market checked a little
In the early afternoon especially ns the larger
professionals were getting back stock The sell
Ing credited to the Standard OIL interest was
still an important factor. but seemed to have
about run Its course for the time being,
SALES OVER ESTIMATED.
u A. Harrison's sales probably oyer.
estimated. but they nay easily have amounted
to 10000 shares, and nscrbcd to The
standard OIL interest.
COVERING OF SHORTS:
The covering OF shorts by WnssprInann and Jnco)
field was r. feature OF the afternoon trading
Tne former took about 10000 shares Of Rcuhn,
nni gave the impression TINT the uptown pro
fcsslonsls would be willing to buy stocks o
my further recession.
TIE CLOSINGi
irAc closc WAS depressed, and although the las
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-20

NEW YORK, Aug. o-BEEyEs-,-Rcceip
2,46l hend; steady top grades, steady steers,
to Toe, higher, steers, si5O@5,ao; bulls, S2:5oM
$40; cows, sl.hods.25 Calves-Ecceipts, 1915
hend. Vcals, firm; top grades, los. higher; grass,
ers and butcrmilks, full steady. Venls, SbGf
8 25; culls s4m4,75; western calves. S5Mo'25i
grasscrs md but'crmlks, $ahOM4 20. sheen
and Lambs Receipts. II l64 head; sheep SLOW
heavy sheep weak; good lambs stead? and IN
fair dcnnn', medium and common slow; common
grades weak Sheep, s2.5oGa,7b lambs, ss@
O75; culls. S4Qii,25 Canadian lambs W,
Iogs-Receipts Ass head; Arm to Zoe. higher
state hogs, $O66,+0; heavy, $500
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-20
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. AUG. 10. 1908.
ARRIVED.

PORT OF RICHMOND. AUG. 10. 1908.
ARRIVED. gl
Steamer Brandon. Rhodes. Norfolk. merchan'
disc and passengers. Old Dominion line
Sten mcr Pocnb tas, Graves. James River lano
ings and Norfolk, merchandise and passengers
Virginia Navigation Company.
barge j. A. O. Dren, Gray, Norfolk light.
Barge Chesapeake Scott, Perryyille, coal
Cru1np and West Co.
Barge Florence, Gallagher. Baltimore coai'
Crump and West Co.
SAILED.
Steamer Brandon. Rhodes. Norfolk mercha D.
disc and passengers. Old Dominion line;
Schooner Mamie Saunders Soper, Guy Brothers,
Philadelphia, railroad ties.
PORT OF WEST POINT, AUG. 10, 1903.
SAILED
Danvlle, Courtney, Baltimore. passengers and
general cargo.
SAILED
Baltimore. Courtney, Baltimore. passengers and
general cargo.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-20
AUCTION sALEs-THls DAY. +
Geo. w. Mayo, Auctinnfer,
1905 East Main Street.

q HoW-cAsEs. WASHING MACHINES.
y PIER MIRROR, CARPETS. = ,AC,k =
BAR. .ENAMEl. BEDS, ETC, H1lfa,t'A
AUCTION.
/ viii sell at my auction-house at 1880
a. THURSDAY, AUGUST 20, 1903, !
2 GooG show Gases, 4 Washing Meshlres,
white, Frame Pier Mirror 4 With I PAGE
BACK Bar Mirrors; Fancy E S'nra H snd'
Rubber Door Mats, Garden Hoe, Stoves.
and a large limo Of Household EnFnlture'
lot Of Merchandise. Notlons' ETC. e1s. -
Geo. ,H. Valentine and A, P. MONTGOMERY.
Statesmen. s@44l8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-20
1r,>,onr STOCK MARKET.
SALES.

,,rIMnun MD. Aug, 1o-scaboard Air
line common, 22M hid; do. preferred, 3o9 W. )
do. As, IS bid Atlantic Coast Line common
II86,1a: do preferred, no eales. t,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-20

:, ! ..,,.,,,,o o. rec,stercd I, 1861
:, - % .o,,na,nr % common ~. 1oei
:, . . .. : -om,. terod, ....... 1907
~ % o. o. .ssnoa 1907
~ :, 90 ..,starod 1874
y. .. NeW 49, ~ 'N'''.....,.,,. 1874
L. S. old 4s, registered. .....'....''.''' i io
Y. :. oId 49, cou,o.,. ''''''....,,,,. lot ]
Y. 5 bs, registereo ,..,..t. 1O1 !
y. >; Us, COUPON .' l.; ...,.,,..,. o01
Atchison, genera ~ ''''''.,,. S.
Atchison, adjustment 10 '''''.,.,,..,. 100
baltimore ana G ,,;e 81 aSks ...,,....... o.
Baltimore anu on,1 o1a IT,, IA ..,.,,. Ut
Baltimore nnd oh,o eoh'' ...,,,. 1901
Canada southern Ios '''''....,.,,....i1 O4 !
Central OF Georglh Us i,n ,. II:
Central OF Georgia lSt nv ,..,,... 1925
Chesapeake and ohao fa.,,,,, 72I
Chicago and Alton otSs nor d. ..,...... oos
ch hi NJ. md S. Paul o gen con- IS IS iS0
Chicago and Northwestern con' - -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-20

PORT NEWPORT NEWS. AUG. 10. 1908.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Alexandria, Galveston.
Steamer Crang Lee. Darlen,
Bark Baltimore, Trintdad.
Schooner Thomas ". Lawson. Boston.
SAILED.
Steamer Alexandria, Hamburg,
Steamer Craig Lee, Sharpness.
Schooner Addie NJ. Lawrence, Portland.
Schoonc rIarry W. Cramps. Providence
Schooner Cora F. Crosse, Boston,
Schooner W. l.. Roberts, Salem.