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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-12-17

o'clock last night so he should be abla
to close up the whole deal in New
York today. The bonds will be pre-
pared in New York and come here for
signature. They will not be delivered
until late next month or possibly early
in February, but that will be in plenty
of time for us. OF course they do not
begin to pay interest until they are
delivered.
The million dollars which is thus to
be placed in the Territorial treasury
will be the second million of the 81, ,4OO,-
900 and odd authorized under the Loan
Act for the purpose of doing a large
number of public works in Hawaii. 1t
has already been appropriated under
that act and the administration will
therefore be enabled to continue the
work which has been so auspiciously
begun. The new Alakea street dock
will be one of the largest individual
items of expense, but there are differ
ent works all over the islands to be
attended to as the schedule of appro-
priations shows.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-12-17

Governor Carter and Treasurer
Campbell this morning both expressed
themselves as being satisfied with the
arrangements made for the placing Of
the new loan in New York at a pre-
MUM of $1,000 and at Az per cent.
'In considering the new loan in COM
parison with the former one it will be
seen that we have got a good deal bet
ter bargain" said Governor Carter to-
day. The present loan at 4A per cent
sells for a premium of $1,000 where the
former one bearing AZ per cent brought
1926 premium. The saving on interest
alone in the fifteen years will amount
to S37 500"
while we would have liked to have
got the money at 4 per cent, we could
not have done so without a public
sale" said Treasurer Campbell. pub
lie sales are dangerous things in some
cases as the crowd is apt to get TO-
gether and do a little smooth work. AS
it is we get better terms and are there
fore able to sell privately.
Il wired Secretary Atkinson at IL
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-12-17
WIFE AND FIVE
/: BABES ABANDONED
NJ. j. RODRIGUES CHARGED WITH
DESERVING FAMILY FOR AN
OTHER WOMAN.

M. ]. Rodrigues and Mary Preiassa
were before Judge Whitney this morn
ing to answer to charges of adultery.
Both were found guilty and fined $50
and $25 respectively. 1t is charged
that the man has deserted his wife and
their five little children, for the other
woman. He has failed to provide for
them, the wife stated today to High
Sheriff Henry and in fact has left the
woman practically destitute. He has
not even paid the house rent she, as
serted The woman and children were
at the police station this morning.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-12-17

scriptions to bring the professor here.
Stockton was in Honolulu when the
New York was here with other Ameri-
can war vessels and gave several con-
certs at the local hotels which were
greatly appreciated. At that time
some of the members of the society
discussed securing him as Jocher was
about to leave, and there has been con-
siderable correspondence with him since
then. He is a leader of great ability
and is also interested in vocal music
and will probably take charge of the
choral society as we'll as of the sym
phony society. It is believed that he
will do much to increase local interest
in musical culture and to increase and
improve the local organization.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-12-17
SAVE YOUR MONEY.

The Twenty-Ninth Series of Stock in
the Pioneer Building & Loan Associa-
tion was issued in July, 1904 and is
now open for subscription. The men,
bership fee is fifty cents per share, and
the monthly fees are one dollar per
month per share The stock draws
much better interest than a saving 5
bank.
Further information can be obtained
from A. V. Gear, Secretary, 122 King
street
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-12-17
KINAU ARRIVED THIS MoRNIl

The steamer Kinau arrived this
morning shortly after 10 o'clock from
HilO and way ports, Admiral Beckley
was busy memorizing his speech which
he is to deliver at the opening of Moo
heau Park at Hilo but between the
lines he found time to give brief ac-
count of the trip. The vessel brought
a much larger cargo than usual, includ-
ing 225 head of sheep. she brought
fair sized crowd of passengers. The
vessel came down from Lahaina I'm s
hours and AZ minutes.
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sPRc1AL cHR1sTMAs Mass.

There win be special midnight mass
Christmas eve at st. Augustine's chapel
Waikiki next Saturday evening. Rev
Father Valentine will officiate. Ar
rangements have been made with Man
ager Ballentyne of the Rapid Transit
Company to run a late car in from
Waikiki. leaving at a. m. Sunday.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-12-17
DRUG STORE XMAS GOODS.

We can interest you with fine per-
fumes, kodaks, toilet cases, brushes
and combs, hand mirrors, fine soaps, in
fact we have many articles suitable
for the holidays and would like to show
them to you. Hebron Drug Co.
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THE ASYLUM CONTRACT.

The time set by Governor Carter for
a decision by the Hawaiian American
Company over the new Asylum con-
tract expired today. Governor Carter
embodied his views in a letter which
was sent to the contractors and which
was not for publication.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-12-17
ARRIVING.
Saturday, De

Saturday, December II.
Stmr Noeau, Tullett, from Kilauea,
at 7:4O a. M, with 1890 bags sugar.
Stmr Kauai, Peterson, from Kailua
Honokaa and Kukuihaele at $3.50 a. m,
with 30 head cattle.
Schr. Chas. Levi Woodbury. Harris,
from Hilo, at 1880 a. m.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-12-17
IWALANI GOING TO MIDWAY.

The steamer Iwalani will sail at
p. m. to-day from the Inter-Isand
wharf, for Midway with supplies. Pa
pers and packages intended for those
at the island should be sent to the
vessel OF else mailed.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-12-17
PASSENGERS.
Arriving.

Per stmr. Kauai December II, from
Hawaii ports John Campbell, Thomas
Lawson, c. w. Ashford, p NJ. Pond
and deck.
Departing.
Per S. S. Miowera, December II, for
Sydneyq: Mr.. and Mrs Simpson.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-12-17
ALL STRICTLY NEW.

1000 Xmas books for old and young
lately received, and our toys all strictly
new this season. Arleigh & Co.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-12-17
OPEN EVENINGS.

The great Santa Claus Emporium at
Wall, Nichols will remain open every
evening from now until Christmas Eve.
The rush is now on. Buy early.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-12-17
BEETS LOWER.

SAN FRANCISCO 1.-THE London 88 analysis this
shings previous quotation
ber shiIings,
The quotation December
IS, shiIings.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-12-17
MONDAY GIFT DAY.

Handsome painted plaques win be
given away with each dollar purchase
Monday at N. S. Sacns Dry Goods Co.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-12-17
WHAT Will Be DONE
With THE BONDS

THEY HERE FOR SIGNATURE
JANUARY F
RECEIVED FOR THEM ALREADY BEEN APPROPRIATED so
IMMEDIATELY
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-12-17
SYMPHONY CLUB
GETS A LEADER

JOSEPH STOCKTON, LEADER OF CRUISER
YORK INVITATION CLUB-A
MAN A GREAT ACQUISITION THE LOCAL
SOCIETY
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-12-17
NINE LIVES LOST.

NEW YORK Dec 1.-THE Sound steamer Genesnd burned today
with the loss of nine lives quarter million dollars.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-12-17
IMPERIAL SHAVING PARLoRs.

For good shave go to the Imperial
Shaving Parlors, 15c. Three good bar
bers
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ALBANIANS ASSASSINATED.

SAKARUNEVO, Dec IMany aassnaOns of Albanian by Bull
garians reported.
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JAPANESE PUDGET PASSED.


proposed by government
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-12-17
Japanese
Vessels In
Collision
Associated dPressC to he Star)
mOJI 1.-THE
collision heret Both damage
CREEKS FIGHT BULCARTANS
CONSTANTNOPLE Dec I7TwntyfOur
encounter with Bulgarians
MRS. CHADWICK'S PLEA

ELAND, O.. Dec. I7.-Mrs. Chadwick entered plea Of
e arraigned today.
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COTTON 8, MARKK:'T1a.

4 NEW YORK. Dec Elm spite OF tho inter-
ruptt on In trading MS a result OF the suspen-i
sion OF business for an hour Immediately fol-
lowing the noon call for the, annual Christmas
were distributed among the members Of the
exchange, each OF which was cunnngly con-
trived to touch on some individual pecu titys
and the presentation 3of which wax nccompa nled
by all kinds OF tshylarking and hilarity. Busi-
Sness for the day was noderately active with.
nations were Irregular with the5net exchange
q small OBS. The market opened easy at n
decline Of sos points under liquidation by yes
terday'H late foll0EinB poorer l.irerpool cables
That had been sent by Liverpool the previous
agement the local trade had expected that the
Engl tsh market this morning would make quito
IN firm showing. Instead I; Liverpool prices at
the hour OF the local opening were aali points
deney was owing 10 the Hing for the account
10 fthe Same spot people who had bought here
on the day kaG0re, After the opening, hoW-
ever there was a consd erable demand. + Spot
houses appeared to be buying and wire houses
We're evidently covering shorts for out.of-toWn
clients III. ,2ss 5s5 5s y. ss5 i5jst NJ
Prices gradually worked up until about 20
when there was Relation, and the market
toward midday qultods down with prices about
Is or 6 points down from tn top. After the
elaboration there was q renewal OF bear press
market was barely steady ut g closing decline
< rsecelpts OF cotton at the ports to-day were
1856 bales against s. ~ last ~ week and 1901
receipts at New Orleans AZ ,55s bales against
81 al . last & year. and at Houston 1850 bales
aKa1 nst S554 last year, SE I'll ~ y
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PRI|CESGO, down;
MARKET [|STLES|s:.
Operations Oh Exchange App'aat--
Srentlyin Hands Of Group }of
Small Professionals.
STOCKS sTAGNANTs AT CLOSE Y
Unfavorable Influence Of Report
Of Commissioner Of corpo-
rations Still Evident.

/. .----- -4--a--------.----.
lpY AssocLnted Press. J

NEW YORK, Dec. q. There was
further downward swing In the price level vel
to-day, but the trading became 50 listlc q
and nearly stagnant as TO demonstrut the nc
inertia OF tile rnarketss1t Is clear What
operations are In tlih bands Of the smaller
professionals i...ual sncws developmen
played little part In to-day's market me
unfavorable influence Of the report OF IN 9
Commissioner Of Corporations linBered,1
and the subject WAS actively discussed III.
all Quarters OF the financial world IA IT mad
been loudly caiined by some enthusiasts ISL
i that tho Reading dividend was 70 pc q ~ =
tho rate OF per cent a year.. ana Inc ~
announcement made yesterday Ter INC
closing OF the market, OF a. per cen q.
brought a good deal OF seliing o, ,a ~,
Of Iron and steel products aid not j hold ,,l.,
the prices 81 the United states e,a n ,nna
stocks ,hs Snl ther Seavness
was Of the trouble from nnd WAFER ! q
supply for mills In vestern pennsylvania NJ
and Eastern Ohio Money mere was 9 ,eX-
easy f e
i1to nracticaI stngnation in the latter
less. 9 ''e - ~ ]. s. S !. {. !, J.
s.. $500. United states bonds were tun-
8aTh nsea otaissaIes Of stocks for the day
we're Aa,5oO shares. Ia
MONEY AND F;xc1IANGEzcLtos 9 !:
cent cent closing BID q per cent; offered at'
.S1-2 per cent; time loans easy SKY ~,
days. ninety days and six months ms sl. d1
s41sl- percent Sterling exchange firm.
closed ca sier. wit h s nctual busin ~ II
bankers, hilsSn ut S. 81 20 for demnpd ana
1T 81. sAGb. for sixty lay bills: posted rates,
Ass ID and Ass; com mercnl Bills s. s. -. I
Bar silver, 81 1-s; Mexican dollars, g It.
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WAS W 4, I USED AS a HAMMER: e |
Children Were Playing IN the
Kitchen While Mother Lay
I'D cad i'll Another Room. &.
! NV. Associated Press.) i

DETROIT, MICH. December, 22:-hrs
Thomas E. Barnes was killed to-day IN
her home at No. c5s Pine Street, BY tho
explosion OF a ''one-p "a pid lire
gun cartridge. which, It ls suppos &c, y sf fN
was using for a hammer In the CHRIST 81
mas preparations for her two baby gil Is
How 1 he explosion occurred Is no defi-3
4nitely known; - IS she was alone with the
children. but It Is said by friends .or ~
Barnes that she had used the cartridge
for a hammer at other times
The cartridge had been in the possession
OF the Barnes family for somo time, and
Ia said to have been given to Mrs. Barnes
by her brother, William Mayhem, a gun IN
nor. In the United States navy. who s,s
thought ito be attached to the ii unlteu
states torpedo station at NeWpor y :. vs..
The woman's right hand was torn OH ~
the wrist, her left hand was inutllatea,
part OF the cartridge penetra ted s5lses
breast and cut her heart and lun ss and
her hack was also cut by parts Of the
shell. ss \, 1. .$l Z, !, g!
the Kitchen SO that they would not see
her preparing for the Christmas tree,
which was TO. be set Up In the archWay
between 'parlor. and sitting ROOM cyl.
IDENTIFY she had been rearrangh1g the cur Gu
stains 8 Il the archway SO that the candles lt1
5of the treo would not set the curtains on
fire. n Using the cartridge 81 Tor " a l-
hammer, she was instantly kl1iea Dy eS y
pioslon that resulted =,
Neighbors found Mrs, Barnes dead on
the floor exactly at tho spot selected for
tha Christmas tree, Mrs. Barnes and her
husband had lived hero less than year,
scon,in q { here from New Y ort. IS. a
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4 SALES.
hoo A, g. LII com ......,.....,
700 Amer. Cotton Oll,.......,..i
247oo Amalgathated Copper 49,.
24oo Aemr. Garland Tonndry..
300 Amer. Car and Foun.. pfd..
Amer. lob, 4 p. c. ctfs..
1900 Amer. ,fobo pfd..
200 Amer, Cam. ............i
1900 Amer. Can. pfd.
24o0 Amer. Locomotive; CONF.
Amer. Locomotive, pfd...
20400 Amer. Sugar ............s..s
1920 "a, II. and s. Fe. com.......
100 A.. 7. and 8. Fc. pfd. 49,.
$500 aBltimorc and Ohio.....:..i
300 Brooklyn Rapid Transit
500 Canada Southern ...........
100 Canadian Pacific ..........
n 300 chesapeake and Olllo......
i110 Chi. Great West. ..,........
5000 Chi. Nil. and s. r ...........
45o0 Colo. Fuel and Iron.
100 Colo. Southern, con. ......
100 Colo. Southern, list pfd.
800 Colo. Southern, I'd pfd.....
Clcv. Gin, Chi. and s. Ii.
Cont. rob. pfd ............
1890 Consolidated Gas ..........
100 Delaware and Hudson.
Del. Lack. and West.....
100 Erie. conln...... ............
200 Erie. list pfd.........s......i
1900 Erie, I'd pfd..................
100 General Electric ............
1900 Illinois Central ............i
1900 Louisville and Eashvillc....
Mnnhattar.... ......
& 600 Metro. Street Railwayx..,y
4 300 Mexican Central
400 Mo-. Kan. and Tex, com. ].
No. Kan. and Tex. pfd .....
800 Mo Pacific. cx. div. ~ pac c.
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{ m MARINE INTELLIGENCE,

PORT or R1cILA!oiM,gg2.; DEC. 20 1921.
steamer Berkeley, Shelly, Norfolk, merchan.
disc se ana passengers Old dominion line
Steamer Pocahontas, q raves James River
landings and Norfolk, lnsEeha ndlss and passen,
gers Virginia Nayight LORI co. IN n n. n s3
lIsTs ts- IA AZ SAILED, VI 4 ~ il5l7
4 steamer Rerkeley. She s, Norfolk. merchaa-
barge Israel W Durham. Elmer, Norfolk.
stone i{it1 5ss5 X tsslS n a 81
PORT OF WEST pom DEC. n, 1901.
NJ y sts. AR RIVED, MS III u
charlotte Murphy baltimore, passsngera and
general cargo, = ~, Z, :, ss.a q ,s
! Charlotte, Murphy BAL timore. passengers and
genera cargo. jS,S;g set5 81 ~
ss PORT NEWBORN ~ y yyS, DEC. 20 1904 a
iSSs jss & ARIfIyED, 8s4 4 XII .35 ~ ~ <
4 Steamer Plate ca, NORFOLK i54 isS Isl
Steamer Massachusetts,. Nassau. 81 4 bs s h
Harge George Moon u Proyidonce vs. y
IS Barge Meas F 'Is,s rs. i
Schooner Percy Hirdsall. Boston, il * f
Enssonsr TInstoness ISortsmputh, IN Ssl{Ii sliAi
Barge Easton, Fall Rtyer. RS
Barge White Band Providence al 4, e
Barge Indian. Boston as.s sri ST.
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I RICHMOND PR opucR MARKET.
(Corected daily Unless otherWtse stat to 't.'0s
q uotaiions arc wholesale price,

Corrected daily. Unless otherwise -
auotaii Ions are wholesale price, -,
,7e fair q good. per Pound und 1sc-
ducks choice ptr pound undrAWn' iSsyiSc
fair to good. per pound nndraw io1iic.:
xssse es sosd Poandd
chickens choice per pound. ioxsiIc.
fair 10 good. per pound u udw dis:
"a per pound undrawn.
Drawn poultry. &c. per ponna h's ~ 49,
s whole deer Pc, pGnnaI ys.
Pound. large: pet a ea
sS SNAIL IarKs ga Small
a aus saU's each Z ,,sr snound
17sa fancy dairy g5S11sd i eSaiss
choice dairy packed per Penmies. 5ped per
store packed per pound nsr sound ioG lie
s lSts s ys1'o ya,1 rDs "a =.
EGG SIN crates nears sSs::t,ons Der dozen,
&c. in crates. D other "a sec e'SA'' ~
hogs rgs chs esoee
per pound sn dre ssspe ribs per pound
xe en per pound Per, RSa4Ro
Sss, p Ssl pS!
smai white. Per bushel So onions peg
pIshel choice per Y S g
veas, fair good nss n0s seep oi far
prime per pond, g ttle fair to prime peT
pound: 2dsc.;; hogs, fair g prHV' ~ -
%%s sis
straight I, patenn ornmeal city
nasShsass pSsaa,
s5c' MliIfeedE per TON '. u
bran, $lS,50Gol. 90. ,4yg;,ss " .
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4sIFfl
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET
Richmond, Va. Dec. e. 1901.
il sALEa A.. A 4 \, 4.
SyirgE,n Ccnturies--,,0 900 at esss &. R5
virgins Carolinn Chemical common-2 share

yirgiS,tn ccnturies--,0oo at estsss FTs}&
.s Virginia Carolina Chemical common shares
and 81 B. s. e, e. q 20;
STATE sEcURlTIEs 8as w BID Asked;
EsT,s e sssSas &, lss
Va 7s New c. md r.. 1879. IS s3 e
Va csntures 81. and II; j sol:.s ss's I. siA
CITY SECURITIES
Richmond CITY. 1895. &c. JOSH
As RAILROAD BoNDs.1 "
r. Con- IT,. p. c..t. sa
a as g.. ana ana Fla. Il ii &. g
s seefsis ana and M Ms
I NJ and ~. Ry. Pocahontas g
h,sb. s anq ise fon Il u 4.
Florida Southern. 1914. 91h $,...5
estern Sos ,, is q ,s .si.. - sss si
RAILROAD STOCKS. PAY.
Atlanta ard Charlotte. 81. 1oo lss
Atlantic Coast IApc :. 4 l le9 1ss
Xt,an.is Coast 3, Line pr. p,a i ~
Chesapeake and Ohio. 100 q
Norfolk and Westerl,. cor .i ioo
r.. F.. and r. Div obi 100 K go
seaboard Air Line pf1 loo .. q
d Ecaboard Air Line com. 100 10 sY H.
3 BANK AND TR ~ COMPANY STOCKS. ~
Bank Of Richmond i i!0 l l
Z.
Broad Street Bank x, e. %
II rst le9 o y
pSs s1sesrsN s s1ynfs ana g
4 Union Ban kof Richmond .e0 10 sEt
Virginia Trust CO. e, 100 -. leo (
INSURANCE COMPANIES. 81
Virginia Fire and Marins,..s......s5t " =.
MISCELLANEOUS. t$s VI a5
American Locomotive ptd (. s. 100 lo2 ~. q
u ar. Chem. nj ~. 100 liz 1l5 ~
Va rolina Chemical y com 100 40
Co.. pSlS 00tk
@ The Board will adjourn Friday. December
!. t2, q 800. y to Tuesday, December u 1el4. n.
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". 8. irefuhdinG %. coupon ...............,.,
u s. 49,, registered 80. ..,..........,,
y. s. So, coupon. !.
u, IS. New 81. registered ....,...............
u s. New 4r. coupon ~.
u. s. Old is,6 registered .,...,.......,....
II. s. Old 4s.sl coupon ),
Atchison genera "a.
Atchison dJusttpent
Atlantic Coast Line
baltimore and Ohio
baltimore and Ohio Il 3iis.....,.:.
Central OF Georgia 6s .........
Central OF Georgia 1st lnc..
Chesa peakc and Obi Is.
'Chica 90 and Alton 80 \,
Chicago 3. and Quincy new T. X.
C,hica TO- N 8 and st. Paul gen. Es....s....{.
Chicago and Northwestern cob. 7s...,......s
ChcnKo, Il. ii ]. and aclficl ~. q
Chicago, r. ]. and P:lc. col. 6s............ Il
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NAVAL STORES,

WILMINGTON IN N. G., Dec. 2s-spIRITs
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at 49lac, e receipts. 22
casks, ERosln--Steady at S?,4o !; receipts. bar
Crude Turpentine-Flrnl at s.? 40 receipts.
rs barrels a. =, - b
steady at t0lkc!; receipts. $40 casks Eales. 242
casks; shipments, e05 casks. Rosin--Frm; res
ceipts. s.s9! barrels; sales, eal7 barrels; ship
CHAR iii LESION. s. o.. Dec sa.-TURpEN-
at 4s,kc, RoAn-- Firm. Ct
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.S0UTnEE:R RI Az.

scHEDuLns1N. EEgEGT nDs: = lso4.
200 A sN.-Daily-Loca for Charlotte. M q
= 80 p. Daily--Limlted- Buffet Pullmanz 20 !
81 M Atlanta and 3Birrninsham New orlaanAs
Memphis, Chatt anooEa and Az tn. South
II 80 p. # 1f.--Daily- lmit ted P altman s ready
80 Pr q. for Ali the Sou III
YORK liver LIN q. assy s..5js
\; The Sfavortes route to- Balt!nore. ana Daste1a
points. Leave Richmond 40 P: N. daily. sx-ss
sS:15 M2Local lesdsys and
4:so Esoept Wet 8. I, Point.
and river landinks Mondays, vvsdnesdayss
MI Point Almonds and Clay Bank.
4 l:l5 a.. M.--1xcept SUM ay-Local mixed Tor
s325 TRAINS ARRIVE PIEDMONT.
#6:58 and s6;l2 p. M.--From all the 0oushs
s:S5l p, M--FromE Charlotte and Durham. Al.
s:ae ;Eroi II yras eSsy ans e.. Po,n,.
o:l5 A. N. 81 $50 p; M.-From Wsst Pom.
C.tW,EWESTBuRY. d. p. A. fichmondt VI.
al sHfIIARDWICH. So w. u: .TAYLORsN
p IL M, q g /. e.
Ri G. II. 5ACKERT,S Gem L. NJ gr..
Washlngto tom D.; e. a4ss8s
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lNk&S!W N6iitoIk&Wsshln'l..

LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
4. 500 A. 35M.A-NORFOLK LIMITED. Arrives
Norfolk 2I u:2o a. AZ: Stops only at Pstasseu1s.
s:ce 4. M ana saTcka EXPIRES. * puns,
pasioT Car Peter,burE q to J. Lynehourl,aa and
bus, Bluefeid to- Cincinnati also Roanoke 70
Knoxyile, and Knoxville to Chattanooga and
a la:io p. M.-RoANoKEs for Farm
Ellie. Lyrfchburg and Roanoke. Nh
4 300 2. M-oCEAN sHvREA LIMITED. Ar-S
:siyss Norfolk $40 u N steps only at Petsr,s.
.teamers to Boston. Providence. New Yort. i
baltimore and Washington. as fff& Fl
~ ~ e. M.-For Norfolk and al stations est
s;sO r. M..NEw ORLEANS SHORT LINE:
pullman Sleepers Richmond =. Lynch6yrn ana
Chattanooga. Memphis and New Gaze
$I 10 p M.-sT. LOUIS EXPRESS. TnreushS
pullman Sleeper Petersburg to Colusab ". Ca1s
4. Trains arrive from the West {! y a;o g
=. ~ and o:05 p NJ; from Norfolk II: 20 ~ ~.
and :60 p. NJ al }S;gs
Office No avs Eas. Main street %. s933s
w. b. BEVILL, So lss c. u. BOaLEY. ss
"a Cent Pass. Act. Dist Pass SAge--
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-23
.d1scELLANEOUs MARKETS,
4 pR,'F ooopg -MA Il,


NEW YORK, Dec. e. THE situation In the
dry goods market Is likely to remain ind 4 err
same time sellers show no disposi ton TO force
business BY making any concessions, and are
berlis proceeding very ca Y ously and although
certain sections of the trade are now. active
little speculation Is evident III sIs.E
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-23
III AZ 100000 on Hand.

z . 3 80 -. 1By Assbc1Hteu FTess' !,
CON. Dec, ss- Re- y !! q. =
I I3is y ~ head Of two banks here, who COM
''nitted L suicide when the institutions
- lad has made a report. sho wing that
sIss, 90 lis nov on hand. the (, Idle h lou
s sell .srpnorting' aid some improvements
lave iee,, made on tho premises. The
Idle Hour nurseries have been operated
Mt a profit, t& "a.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-23
AND OHIO RAILWAY
fcHRlsTMAs AND. HOLIDAY Ex-as
cURsloN RATES For. THE

10 the public, snld December %. Gath,
ath. 26th, SOtn, S1st and January LIST and
ed, limited to expire January 4, 1905. .,ss
ana surrerderlng certificate from presi-
dent. principal or superintendent of COZ.
.legesi or schools, sold Dccember 18th to
24th, limited 10 expire January 8, 1905,
For detail4ntormation and rates, call at
o. o. Ry, Passenger Office, No, 500
East Main Street, or Richmond Transfer
Company offices.
D, II, A. O.. & O. Ry,.5 Richmond. Va.