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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-14
MINsTRELs FINED.
Policemen Suspended for Allow
ING One to Get Away.

tSpeeiul 10 The 'Times-Dlspnteh,I -
Wli.ALlNGTOiS,SN. u, April liza the
MAYORS Court to-day Duncan Clark alia
eight members OF lis female minstrel
aggnagation. Who were arrested here ~
they were about to leave Tor y sWIefn y !
,ruost;ay afternoon, submitted to having
iuartirirated in an immoral and lnie-i
cont play at tho local theatre honda u
night. and were let off upon payment q
costs with tlhs exception of Proprietor
Clark. who Was fined SO
,rhe amount VAS promptly paid ana
fla company left In the afternoon foi
Sewbern. one OF the male members of
do troupe made his escape ffona the sss
tfo p.sht previous and two pollcFnlsa &c.
iaIied "A watch tila same were suspended
1ron. the force in esnss Nence thetsot, \! NJ
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NAYAL sTOREs.

MtFSTH lNn \; & & s AEf l 9scses
casks. Rosin-Nothlng doing recepts. 90 bar
rels. Tar-Firml at Sl.90i receipts, 6S barrels
Crude Turpentine- Firm, at 81. .5as75 and Si~;
receipts, "a barrels ..., y.
sa les, 1856 casks; receipts, gGo
casks; exports, 1856 casks, Ilosn-Sales, el1
barrels; receipts, 0st barrels; EXPORTS llSo par
rels. Js 60, 90 rI,pp,,h
TIN 70 AND GROSIN--Eomlnal.
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James Rivers landings, merchandise and pas.
sengers, Virginia Navigation Co.
8 steamer Brandon. Rhodes. Norfolk, mcr-
cilandlsei and passengers. Old Dominion line.
Barge Mary S. Brady, Kelson, Philadelphia,
Pa. railroad ties. &
PORT NEWPORT NEWS. APRIL IS, 1904
ARRIVED.
Steamer Plane Venus. Tampa.
SAILED.
Steamer Planet Venus. Hamburg
Barge w. d. Becker. Boston.
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THE HEARST MICROBE
is FULLY IDENTIFIED

(Special 10 The Times-DIspatcf.)
EMPORIA VA. April 13.-After care
full n,icroscopical examination OF the So
called Hearst parasite. q local poltico-
scientist emphatically ayers that 1t Is
neither aerobic or averobic. consequently
It is harmless in all respects, and that
It resembles in a great measure the
bacillus aerogenus capsulatus-a gas
forming nlicrobe. i3s
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ertes. 14a23tsc; dairies, 12,sa2lc. Bsgs-Tirrn
a ltsl.c. Checse-Weak Al. 91l01Ec. ll-El

BALTIMORE, MD. April .--F1oIR-We9ak
and lower wlnter gassn. ssfe 81 .ot spr anS
Contract and The month. 81 Logo o2lt spot. no
8 red Western. 81 900. o3s southern by sam n.
Sic. oats-Dui and lower; No. 2 white, 40
4iEc. Rye-very quiet; No. uptown. soa ;a.
i9asoc. do creamery. s5hs azsc.: DO. iadls
i5aiGc. store packed. i2aloc Eggs,,steady
and unchanged. RI Sugar-Strong and IN.
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

show no signs OF recovery and the majority
designate trading as about tha dlles st. n they
there Is moro or less vreguurlty 10 prices, aud
yet even at concessions buyers show no inter-
cat eXcopt Cor Immediate wants.
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ARRESTS MADE, in
THE PlNCK'.N'|.E:Y CASE j {;
11,u Asaoclatc,1 1,ress.l

HOUSTON, TEN, April Sheriff
Lipscoinb and Ills posse to-day arrested
Aaron washington md dim Williams.
Inc alleged leaders OF tho negro who Kill
cd tucker pinckncy, brother Of Con.
grcssnlai Pincknet. Tho sheriff GUIDED
e,rnued citizens aud has landed his prls-
amor. Al jail at Houston for safe keep
/ t,,x, K 4 . /,
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:. MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS,
PEANUT MARKETS.

PETERsBuR1 VA. April ls,--PEANurs-
continues firm, at sl.l5 per hushel for Spanish;
oirered. Virgnias firm at 4Nc. for fancy stocE.
Some shipments are being. made from Peters.
burg OF stock that had been stored IN this
NORFOLK. VA. April ls--PEAN UTs
Fancy, %Adf5c,; strictly prime. 4SWi9sc. prime,
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s, can Va. spring wheat, oop97c,: No .
s So yellow, bsc No. oats. s1Ese, No 8
White, NO. I'VE Slvse Hip pp
1919. M I i,axsced, slQ9; 80. northwest
srn 81 ii; prime Timothy sSed, s?s9 Ma ,ss
po PER barrel slaSaiss I nIa psT ~
IT, SsMss7 sfiot clear sides iboSe
~ sIds basis If hish vines 8. Glover
soat sr sraas. Slc.7s' HpttersEasyi sssal''
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ROYAL ARcANUM
MEETING GRAND COUNCIL OF vlR.
GINA, NORFOLK, Van APRIL
4o-- "a AMI pot ~ .iz2lt ffE4r.lt..s

!
$3.50 round-trip from Richmond Via
Norfolk and Western Railway, and corr
respondingly low rates from all points
on Its Inc within The state. Tickets Will
bo sold April 18th, 18th and 10Th, good
for 4eturn passase until april sd,
Quickest and only all rail line between
Richmond and Norfolk Three daily
trains yeavc Richmond a. NJ, 8
r. Nj. and 7;25 p. NJ, For tickets and fur
thor information apply to Ticket Agent.
Byrd street Station, Richmond Transfer
Company or at company office, SOS East
Main street; Jno. u. Wagner, City PAS
senge, Agent.
C. N BoSLEY, Dist, Pass, Agent
SnFlNEsT cOAsTWlsE TRIPS I'm THE
WoRID,N
Richmond 10 Boston and retllrn, ST 80
40 providence and return y 05p; inclnd-
ing meals and room, via Merchants and
Miners' Transportation Company from
I Norfolk. daily lire 10 New Yoris. iek-
Eorfolk and Western Railway oflicss,
M. SIN Fast Main street g2
'ss, ~ '' s,s n. u q yNElciHTN ! n y
agent. Soifolk,
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against 1895 last week and o.2ls last year. For
theSwcek 81, 900 balea against II Isl last week and
49, s32 sI;st year. To-day'k receipts at New Or
leans were s.Zil bales against 5.16o last yenr,
and at Houston LILO bales against $3.50 last
year.
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,1,oTroNsplyD on MARKET.

z Nr.W YOIlK, AprIl 13.-The batter feellhg
IN hos products Mas reflected III the cot tolssad
oil market. which, WAS HtssssaIy baI ap'sl
SIMMER Yellow, ssiao.i on summer yelov, nom
inal prime white. 35GDSsc, prime winter yel-
low, $50 6c,
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::s:::;: .;:;::
". p, So COupUu 1000. g1ul
T.. s. New 4ss registered 1875
u. s.. New Is. coupon. Observation-Disclosures 1885,
u. s.. Old ~. registered 7. ~
u. S. Old As. coupon .......................10 1914
Atchisoh general 4s Observation-Disclosures. a3la
.htchison adjustment Is ................... D19t
Atlantic Coast Limo IS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 03tI
baltimore and Ohio 4s ................... loo,a
Baltimore and Ohio 3laa ................... a3Ea
Central OF Georgia Is 1071z
Central Of Georgia IS .....................1 1914
Central Of Georgia list Inc ................. 5sts
Chcsapcakc and Ohio i,as ................. 1o2st
Chicago and Alton 3iss ................... 7sh
Chicago, y. and Quincy new 4s.......... Y
Chicago 81 and ST. Paul gen 4s 1o3H
Chicago and Northwestern con. 7s....... 1904
Chicago. II. ]. and Pacific As .............. 7ls.
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Richmond. Va. April 70, 1906
CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
- = 81. La "a In i'm Sfnck a -

(sales at Union Stock Yards.)
Richmond. Va. April 10, 1904.
Receipts for tho week ending Monday:
C'ATTLE-Recepts. 1T head. Good cattle
lower; common and medium grades stronger I!s
Best steers 6GISkc.; medium to good, 4hG4G G. +;
common 10 fair, 3l:@4kc.: heifcrs. 3Afpit;c I:
dry cows. 2G4hc.; bulls. alsAc. calves. ~ o
SIC; fresh COWS. SIS. q 49,; quarantine cattle.
ai- al. 50: bulls 3l3iac.
\ HOGs-Receipts 1874 head. Market steady.
Good hogs 5.4ogs. Coo; rQushs. 4q5c; shoats'
sHEEP-Rcceipts, ~ head, Market firm;
Best sheep. &c. others 4aa':c.; bucks. SAG
E#5
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PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. April 1s.--FLoUR-Quiet, but
flrm Rye F'lour-ouiet Cor ,,df.sa oie,
Rve--Weak: No. western, 1?c. Bar!eyaQuiel
q Whca;--spot Arm: No. red, sl;eaIa- optlons
onened lower on account OF weak cioics, put
Instantly rallied on strength West, on NUM-
croi,s bullish crop advlces ana co.a Msu.nss
Tho close was strong at Ietsc. net advance.
Nav closed ut y6i.c,; July. 9.lsc.; September.
S5a.c December, soy -, /, y,
: f,orn--spot firm. No. nominal. OPTION mar.
kct oncned barely steady. then raiiied WIN
,who.t and after holding firm all DAY closeu
fitmT|c nat higher. May closed at $3.50; July,
ILL., n Onts--Easy; No. ?. 42!sc
Z 5eef-tluiet. Cut Meats-Easy; picked pei
}ics \ 7sl7Nc.H Lard-stcady; Western steamed.
a. q. = Waved. steady Pork-Steady. Talow-
.f I.asy nosIr--Tlrm, strained, sa,S5.S Turpen-
stine.~Filln at 57Sta.5sic, :,
''H,nYee-spot RIO iirm; NOT invoice. TIC.
\ Mia II steady: co,dovu, lO1l3c. Ihe " marker
tnrH coficc futures opened firm and unchanged
d ~ - ADVANCE of points on q fairly good de'
,nanI frnm scattering SOURCES attracted pre-
sun,ably BY tho recent bullish advlces concern-
s,,Har Raw. nominal; fair refining, 3tsc. cen.
= ris'r, I Ds test 33sc, u,olasses sugar. -hc
..nmaIH ,,,,ct i,Ice-Quiot, Molasscs-F!rn
+ i,mttor., ISirm; extra fresh 8 creamery Is,
STATE dairy, 10000. Cheese-.Quct; state ,iu4!
cream small colored fancy, september, i-c.
small white fancy, septemoer, Isssr
arn ~ host ls,,c. Southern tlrsts, l7}:c ;.
~. '1potn,oes-Firin: Florida, new SLh9ua'ao:
!, ong island. ts.75@+.5;, state and Western.
aarns sS a3dIS 50 Jersey sweets, s9.5oH LOO Pea
r ,,,s.staady; fancy hnndplckcd. 5Hc;. other
dnmcst ics GiiM6lsc Cabbagcs-Quieti Florlua,
barrel, crates SSGs.5o. Cotton-by steam 70
Liverpool, 1"c. ii
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UNCERTAIN
AND Dull,
Fluctuations iii Union Pacific
iCause Of Unsettled Condition "
Of the Whole Market. &
WHEAT SOMEWHAT sTR 'l0 !: R
Reports Show Extremely Large
Export Of Steel Products for y
Marcll-Cotton steady,sss8

NEW york, April 13-Thn dull ana
uncertain stock market Of to-day was lhe
natural outcome of the course 0l tne
previous market. Tho rather violent brenk
In Union Pactic, with which the market
closed yesterday. was regarded to-day I, as
due to a raid. rho more careful consld-
Grafton OF the part taken by the Attorney
General In the Norhern Securities Iroo..
4 ccedings at st. Paul modified tne n u.
mpresso on that the government Z, .wl AZ IN Tdn
posing Itself on principle, e ,or rne 1 bod.
iugs OF Northern Facing. me spccuII!u wv
bass for the recent movement IN oh1oh
Pacific and the problematical on.eo h ,,,, o.
4 givingg The uncertainty thus 'saused
and reflected In tho hesitating iluctun Ions
in Union Pacific unsettled the whole mar.
was also on the side OF reaction. ana
there was fears that the Russian naval
dsasel night result N further depreasio
The United states Steel c.orporAt.on. and and
the reason given that i was feared th ta.t
OF blast furnaces was not OF reassulng
effect on sentiment regarding tnc iron tf,
and steel trade. Renewed strcngi Y III INC
weakness as duo to prollt-talIng on me
government report. On the other hand.
reports were current Of args export ;So y q
SLsel pEvCuClS flol .'Idi hlih ~
cheerful. view OF the trade outlook. ex.
pressed by the Iron Age and published
near the close. had sanaimportant influence
IN rallying tho market. So did the in.
crease in. The dividend on Rdadins second
preferred, which gave point 70 the re.
ports OF large accommodations Of nthra citc
5nt the reduced spring price schedule. The
failure Of d Threatened bear demonstta-
ton TO appear prompted some covering
iS ofshorts byproom traders. and the. closing
was firm. The dullness OF The trading was
4 Observation-Disclosures to the close
Bonds were irregular Total sales. par
value, 81 $50 90. United States new is
ADVANCED rs per cent. on call.
f The total sales Of stocks for the day
were 1888, 20 shares. % Ef RI gdS s q g hi.
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Mr.. William A. Rinehart, first vice.
president Of the Covington National Bank
Of Covington. Virginia, having determined
to remove to- Cincinnati, Ohio, presented
his resignation as vice-prcsdentt and d.
rector to the Board Of Directors, at Its
regular. meeting held on April ., 1901;
twhercupon tho following resolution was
unanimously adopted by the board:
Resolved. That this board accepts with
great regret the resignation Of Mr.. Wil-
liam A. Rinehart as first vice president
and member Of the Board OF Directors
of this bank. He has faithfully attended
TIE meetings OF the board when IN town.
His counsel has been always wise, and
his duties have been ably discharged
we shall miss him greatly at our meet
ings, and in the community in which he
has always been a most reliable citizen.
Our united best wishes will follow him
to his new home, where We trust he Will
find roth prosperity and happiness
r. l.. PARRISH.
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William f. Braithwaite.

(Spec!al to The Times Dispa tchD s.1
Y WINCHESTER, VA April 13,--NVilllum
+. Braithwaitc, a we'll known and inflll-
entlul county man, dleh last evening az
cross Junction, aged seventy-fivo years,
from a complication OF diseases, a. widow,
four sons and thrco daughters survive,
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was exceedingly we'll known. and had
many friends and relatives throughout
tile citylqand State. Miss 4 Moore was
about ninety years Of ags. ST
Mrs. Mary =. Minor.
4 Mrs. Mary T, Minor, wife Of Mr.. r. Az
Minor, died last night at 10 o'clock, at!
their home, No. 24l0 West Cary Street.
Before her marriage to Mr.. Minor, tho
deceased was Mrs. Mary T. Woodfin. of
Goochland county. She survived by her
husband and Il little girl about two years
old. 5i3
The arrangements for the funeral have
not been made. IA
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

Chicago 2. I. and Pac, col, IS. ........... sta
a. r. q and al. Louis Ken. 4s.......... l0oH
c,tcarn ,Tcrninai IA Il..........,......,..., so O.
S.nnsof,1n ~ Tain eco As Observation-Disclosures. ssh
r:olnrnao and Southern Northumberland. s5h
Denver and Rio Grande Is ................ ssN
Eta Genernl Is se%
~ tInrth ava roenyer civ lists 100 s.
IIocL INC W Va lev AK 1861.
p inmisvi1e and Nash. Uniiicd ls............ 3tts
Ma nhattan conxol gold is,,.............. 1D17s
MarInan Central IL .........................e t&
,ta~cen C.nn,roI 4 NJ mo . 10 r
stinrIt- md ~ ouis Ia ,,,........ 9SIt
sstisnn,ri - lansas E a nd Texas ls.,,,..... 9o%
sfissouri Kansas and Texas 2ds......... ISL
NatJoroi n 3 Il n NJ Mexico con. As 49,. rs r.
Saw YORK central ON. aus ............... 0SA
s.".. yerss,, Cent m gen, 1a3
Ner,barn paeiflc As I. J. y. 1914
Northern Pacific as /. rex
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Norfolk and western con. Il ...."........ 9TH
( Oregon ort-.Lne Az and Part!c.....,,.. V5A
gpennsyivanIa conv. 3ysg NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 0j1a
Reading General As Observation-Disclosures. o7A
st Loi,is nnd Iron Mountain con. 5s....., lle,a
Sd. Louis and gan Francisco fig. 4s....... sa,a
ST. Louis southwestern Ists................. a5h
Saaboard Air Line 4sV...................... 6ia
Southern l,acific As ...................... S9is
Southern Railwayi3ts ......................1 lsia
Texas and Pacific 1sts ..................... III
,roiedo II land Western As............. 90
Union Pacific As 11st
Union Pacific conv as Observation-Disclosures. ?1la
lis Steej RI 70
Wabash lists 1l1h
Wabash Deb Us OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. G23s
Whesline and Lake Erie As .........,....... ssh
Wisconsin Central 4s OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. S9l:
C,oInrndn F1iel3 ron az ..,.,.,.....,.,.,.. II
SI nnJ n y collateral trust 4s,..,.,,,,,., IS
Central Of Georgia I'd Inc. ..........,..,... 30
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( rtrrcAr:o. I'LL, April fl3.--Pesslmistlc re-
MI mais.nu 'Ino condition Of the winter crop
re,,sea shnrp advances In wheat to-day COM.
Jared With yesterdays close, tnal figures 70, e.
hay showed net gain Of US Tor r. me se Ivy
delivery Corn IL up &C.. Oats a"re SsV'Ac'
higher. and provisions loIl5cs
rho lending futures ranged as follows:
~ 'SN''S Omen. High. LOW, Close.
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NEW YORK, April ls.-BEEvEs-Reeeipts
steady , to strong medium and good cows. tra:
thin cows. steady. Steers; 81 500 ~: oui 10
s3fti00; cows ST. 3ldi so. Calyes-Recslpts. 49,
head. Market steady to SOC higher: no ad; !;
vance In mcclure and common stock S 6l1ssa
dull. Veals.s 49, 50d6.00; few choce 70 iianfs.
81. 25G6.5o tail end. $500: little calves. w:
Dressed calves slow Sly dressed r ysaIs Jsw
neceipts, 472b head. Sheep, steady: lambs.
loal5c. higher Unshorn sheep. 49, 5sg5 %:
prime clipped. sL7S; wooded lambs. sea s:' Z
each BY the 100 pounds. $3.50. IIogs-Receipts.
,13I head. Market firm. State hogs. So.lo9
6.75; mixed, westerns. IS. 20,
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CHICAGO. ILL. April la.-cATTLE-;Rs !.
sceIpts 1900 head Market steady Good TO
brine steers, s5dI5 20: poor to medium. $500
s:so; stockers and feeders, 1915 t.30; COWS. $40
s9 heitery 225GAte sa a5s :rSss =.
steers steers s4sliGo. Hogs-Receiptsc Il, 90 head
Ete,-inorrow. 1900 head; left over. 2sds head;
and butchers, SIS. 10G5.39; light, s4s5 20; bulk
OF sales. s5.l5G5.SJ. sheep-Receipts. l5goo
head. Market steady. Good 20 choice weth-
crs 81 5G5.6S; fair to choice mixed. S36oG4. 80;
Western sheep. ;i,5o9l5.4y; native lambs SiSoU
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7.@ MONEY AND EXCFANGE-CLOSE
closing Bid and asked. 1I-o per cent. /;
lime loans. easy and dull !: sixty day.,
p "a per CENT: ninety days. 1-29p
ia per cent: ri xmonths, :S-4 per cent;
Sterling exchange strong with actual bus
iness In bankers bills at A.s7.%oni, 80
for demand and at slsi $50 $50 for sixty
day bills: posted rates, si.Sj IL and s4.Ss;
commercial bills, si.Si Sd. Bar silver.
60 81 Mexican dollars. 40. s.
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MARlNE 1NTELLllENcR,

PORT OF RlcIlMoN NJ. APRIL NY l99i
III ANY, ARRIVED. 5'.sl Il
steamer Branton. Rhodes Norfolk, n,erclap-
sd,se ana pussene ers. OLD Dominion line. 5s
, : Harge IA tiantit, Bslch, James Rlyer, shueks.
William. Te,nple Go, VA
issE sAl lie n 5s
steamer Fecahontas, GsaYes. N9rtalk apd
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BALTIMORE. Mpi April ls.-cArT Il hEI r. :;
last week. forty-six carloads on sale to-day
Market dull and us sloW At Iasl weeks 1s Prizes prizes
ST. 6Oai Isl; medium to good s4.l0Q435i com.
mons, sl.75QAeo; hefers, $3ssI LOO; COWS. 81 %
GI3,6D: bulls, s?,75Ga.99,
CINCINNATI, o.. April E-HoGs-Aet!ye
s.75 sheep-Quoted at 5S31s5o Lambs-strong
n ,f4flf.s
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7, r. AyreS.

Especial to The Times Dlspatch2
LEXINGTON, Vas, April d. slt,t . o ON
.Relplogle Ayrcs died at MS nome l'ea 'l
AI,,rat, Rockbrldgo county, Monday, aged
elghty-flvc. His wife, who, before Jnar-
rage, was a Miss Mackey, survives at
the ago Of eiGhty-one.
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George w. Andrews.
Especial to The Tlmes-Dl spatch) #

&$s&IS Especial to The fIlrleS-DlSpdtcn.)8S E
& uCREWtE VA IS pril t3.---Mr. George
Ky. Andrews died hc.a this morning, !. ~ ~
the lone Of his son. Nlr. T. An An.
drews,, in his seventy-eighth year, and fol
twenty years had been entirely blind.
HeS.. caves five sons, three OF whom live
In. petersburg, one in Texas and one
Eert..
lie WAS an invalid for several years,
and bore his sickness with the bravery
characteristic Of an old Confederate sol
dier.4 Tia va
TIc. will he buried Thursday at 2 O'clock
in the Ettrick Cemetery, Petersburg 81
Mrs, L. H. Terrell.
Especial to The Times .Dispatc tl.l
LYNCHRURG, VA April lS.-Mrs.
Laura Hamilton Terrell, wife OF MI. w.
II. Eerrcll, died this morning. aged TWEEN
| ty-six years. She was born IN Albemarie
county, and was a daughter OF Mr. w. n.
Brown, who was engaged in the whole
! sale family grocery business in Lynch
burg for a number OF years, Besides 'ie,
her husband who is foreman Of the
News Office, Mrs. Terrell is survived by
a little daughter The remains Will 4 %
taken to Danyllle for intermcnt
Miss Helen Christian.
Especial to The Times Dispatch2
| LYNCTBURG, VA. April 1S,--Ncws
has been received here OF the death In
washington OF Miss Helen Christian,
who died at the home aof her twin sister
Mrs. John NJ GaddIs. Miss Christian was
n daughter Of the lhte Charles w Chris
l,inn and was born IN this city sixty
years aga The remains will be brought
There for interment.
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Mrs, r. E. Wells.

s Especial 10 Tho -olspntch)
PETERSBURG VA, April l3,.--Mrs. g.
70. Wells died Monday at her home near
Reams Station Dinwiddie county after
I, illn2s>;
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Cotton. futures opened steady and closed

y Spot cotton closed quiet IS points Io@er:
-nIdditug upinnds. 1870: middllng gulf, 14.e6.
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John f. Curtis, Jr.

Intelligence was received yesterday Of
tn, death in ST. Louis, Mo-, OF MI. John
IL Curtis, Jr,. which occurred on Tues
day. Mr. Curtis was the son Of MY.
John u. Curtis. ST.. formerly Of Bedford
City, VA, and had many relatives ~
this city and State who will be panied
to hear Of his sudden death occurring on
the threshold Of u noble young manhood
Mr. Curtis was "A nephew Of ], AleNan-
der Mosby, Robert II. Mostly Miss -
j. Mosby and Mrs, II, r, Gray, OF this
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Since that time he engaged in no active
employment Until this winter his health
has tcen good. Ills sickness wa $ q short
one. He was taken with pneumonia
Easter Sunday. lie Is survived by his
wife, who WIS q daughter Of Thomas
Pe,n1crt on. OF this city, and also leaves
four children Charles Al Margaret C..
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. Miss Maggie Dollard.

Miss Maggie Dolard died at 4 o'clock
yesterday afternoon at the residence OF
her brother, Mr. Patrick pollard NO,
5l9 Church street. She had been long
"a sufferer from rheumatism. Until Two
years ago sho lived In New York eltyi
then coming to Richmond, hoping for
beneficial results from the mlder ell
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sllo was descendant OF Colonial Gov
crnor William Gooch. OF Virginia, and IS
survived BY, three children. James Gordon
Ruyncs, OF Manchester, Va; Archer
Kemper Raynes, Of Ashland, Vao and
Hrs. Laura Elklc. Of Augusta county,
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lie WAS an invalid for several years,
and bore his sickness with the bravery
characteristic OF an old Confederate sol
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4 RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
55 Richmond, Va. April Is, le94.

3SstE ltsi 49, SALES, it5ss {
Virginia Ccnt,iries--idc 90 at 9aii; 1850 at ofs
q Virginia Carolina Chemical Co. prefcrred-s
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-01-06
REDUCING FORCES.
Many Railroad Men Have Been Discharged
During Past Three Months.

Fifteen railroads IN the General
Managers Association, of Chicago,
report the laying off of nearly eighteen
thousand employees during the last
three months. While the majority of
these discharged were employed in
the maintenance of way department,
this does not account for those dropped
on seven Of the roads which report
mo reductions except those incident
to the winter weather, such as reduo-
ing track forces and outside forces
generally, as is always the case at
this season of the year."
Some of the roads report that in
stead of reducing their force they
have reduced the hours of men paid
by the hour. This had been rendered
necessary by the fact that expenses
were increasing more rapidly than
earnings.
Twenty-Five roads in all sections of
the country reported that while their
gross earnings for November last were
ST., 1888, 469 over those of November
1909, their expenses showed an in
crease of SO, 312, 901, making a decrease
of 81, 079, 80 in net earnings.