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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-23

IA Price NtovcittcntSc sI'ifst-C lass
Importance Stimulated 13
J33s5 stock Sales, 4. is.s
81 BLOCKS ) Y J 9: < !; ].
Union Pacific Fl'llirictlsl /, \ S
I W iii Lots of .Et.o t11$ Ollc to-
rive Thousand. 5.s.,
Associated Frcss.,


NEW Yo On III March Y. ~ price move,
n1cnt Or 5nrst-class Importance u ~ y
1nystcry attachcd stlmulatcd The languild
Speculative appetite Of tllc stock tnarsct
today. 1'Ileref was time tp-da y gu
iooo-share blocks Of the leading stocks t,r KS
seemed to be ccertcd ms n tic e
v tlunsactibn amongst the nspirlted trad nd;
\ ers. Union paciflc was the leader Of the
i movement, but .lic ~ mystcry. conferred
II tnbout the northern Securities Gomp!nlI n;
aid the probable process of its ulasVI y 4
companySandg tts3lntcrests nude free prize Ne
as Union Pacific az Fig
only, BEN liz There u te
ma t,o 1,,lkof art,ya
saori dealings III 900 to
Great Northern Pre- ferred & and .1aof Il the
curb tncril secu1 TICS were e
as fIsr atoehs Tsh F'
ket, Sit Oregon short lIl,e pprti eip:tt-
,ns s sssy toe
Iorrs. witch we've xclfhngs g fol- Burning
tcn nc,iycsnl'as ltgi &, s I,
8prosnsnptiyc' evidence II Sti,e afeg ,iardins
III Tile advantage sectired Ill dss thai com,
n pnny by III scontrolling II, tercst S1rtll
lernEA Pacific before tllesS CT XXX .I ~
were some d I9rnlis t VI rlln1orS htGd
4 1t one time that The cont es y for control
II IN IT'D Trans.c ntinenials field I was being
slconened ! by the dissolution o. y orr 1Inrn
VI scairItes.I The tnarke t closed VII iput
u any announcement to ccat SSffS y We t t
s da y's Enys cry ~ Z 4,
The movement tbs general nI.i.
was purely ymput he tc nd tfo tn w
6belngs sltghtly 4 xceeded IN 81. Paul and
s5Iniied States Steel preferred closed the
day unchanged. e Until he enor i;><lis buy
Il ing OF Union: cic deycto rcd. the ma y
reactiol, without additional news. unless.
il II might be the disturhing influence 2 Z
II the Sii Hya conlpl ca tlon. Unlon I'ac lfG's
Il extreme Rise reached s 6-S5 on aea lillgas
n ms i0l 100 shares; that IN Great y theill
preferred III lie. nd n orr her nS sseclirii eS
on the curb about pol nts % VII ~ mn g
THE closing was strong and active.
1.-The bond Il maj x WI = ~ ROD ed ny
& bonds related to the Northern SECURITIES
merger h 5si IL
Toiai sales. Epar value. f3tll0.o31. Il.
United States ne ~ fours 4, regis ered ad-
tranced 1-S per cent. &0I1 ca y. 2s
Total sales l,U6l $50 shares.
33S NEW IS @ RI<, Mai oh PC osc; Nj Money
II on cal teady. 51-2 Qto ~ 3T4 per cent;
u closing bid 4 u; IN Tered at "A inc
loans and ga - !, .A = e
8 months B 81 y. Prime me rca n tile paper
N re lt y; 81 erling xclnnge ~ cad 81
With actual biisincs In pa knrs bill sSat
S4sTN5 NJ 10 StsT.10 & for demand. " and at
sI,s4.30 10 $..s q, FOR 81 lis. Posted
S4si.3 Bar silver IS E3-s iexican d ollars
efl.d&tt 4 s,i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-23
QUESTION OF
A NEN''CHURCH
The Members East End Meet
But4R each No &De
Ii.iIl3g l,.34l - .Tb..l. 80 N
ClSlOn,NH

According To previous appointment the
members Of East \. Epd ptlst Church
met aIoDday night tofconslder the az ylsa-
billy Of building n new church, DR.,
Smith, OF the Second Bapt lst Church. and
Dr.; Derieux, of ycnablo Street Church
were present and made addresses. and
Rev joel r.. Tucker, I he pastor, exhibited
a map, showing the environments OF tho
church. and the location of the member
ship. On account OF tho had weather the
ATTENDANCE was small aud tho vote was
not tnken.s Next s uiday a fternoon, the
church will convene. and the much syexed
question will be decided s5
"A COMMITTEES ofsthree was appointed to
confer with o committee from the M!n-
listerst Conference as to tho location Of
tho new church, AT the same meeting
mkt sundaSiuf tcrnoon there Will 'e. the
ordination Of four or five deacons,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-23
.H.lSKlNC'..DD.:||.M|'''||.
FOR AN'|0'S'E||::.
Philadelphia Man Enduring End: I[i o.
tttires Of Deatl,sto Overcome @
4 Dcforlnity 5s#

Especial to The Time p lspatc NJ s$.ss9s$S
III PHI I,ADELPII1A, is March 22,-.os'c ,fi'
Leonard again underwent a long ana and
tedious operation ut he hands ~: ot l r'1
Charles Harrison Frazier, ct the Y niYef-5
slty Hospital Monday after.nto N ms.
determined effort to acquire ~ no se.5t Born
without one. Ito has been sper:s 4 2 lns
hs attempt to repair the iiiperf h an 7l3
worl, of ma tlre By means Of the skill No -
the SURGEON and although conscious thai.
for the next three weeks no woul SUITS s er9
agony Understandable, he checrfu W SUI ny 4
mtted to etherzation short y " n e ".
q clock II was r,enrl VI On rk who N u ~
FRAZIER finished 3 ~ $ 81 ,.,Ss !a 81
N ono attompt, which II wal tfouEhtW, Us
successful failed Z through, Leonard 3 an
abi lily to endure the ira ~ be
delriousF and spoiled the surg 70 8ork N
$bystea away his &inlprovised no. ! se.
Ten days ago he 1T tle flngerS Of Leon
ard, g lott hand was prepared to furnish
the m an, no Is TWEEN W; five years.
With m. nose. Tho nal Z a nd 8cllti clo5 were
stripped iRoff. AS 81 wa rened I'm the
skin over tho place where tho nose was y
10 grow, and the fling was N serted ~
tile orenins DR.. FRAZIER bound 81 he arm +
III such a position that, It was thought,
3the fingerEcould{ not be removed; with the
OF amputating tho finger atI tbs
second Joint when 1t had been grn tied q
1.-The face to form the; founda tion q ~
perfectly ali ared nose N y.
r. he enta and ID hyaical IA In Of mold
Ing his arm In tho same posi- tlon.5n at even
moving It IA; fracti lon OF iEcll through \;
long days and nights. became unendlr-
able, and4last Friday the pa tient became!
idelrious, and with an lrnost t. superhus
man effort, L tore away the finGe causing
a4frightful wound. When he RECLAIMED
his senses he asked Or, Frazl Ter to repeat lt
tho operat ion. II 99 :s$ ID $
sa DR.. IA Frazier wa s 3 assisted Nor ida by
Dr. Van liz IA hoyel1s and his ssst-
pntSresidents physician Dr.. II AZ n orrlss.
After the operation which lasted three
hours, was over and the fiji ger had In
lEbesn bound into the 4 operlin 8, The ply
sicians said they did not thir Is leonard
would agal, tear5his il hand away III he
lexperience gained A by the II frs a tempt.
|it8was said I, had cnnbl hem ITO III acc
1.-the plaster casts and NJ ban ages nrou nd
I8hts arm III such way hat they believed
| it3wol,ld be impossl Ia for A even a 5d W.
rioils mn to- tear he arm ava eonard
uas In asclleerful m nod be fore the opera
ton, and said That IL slle "a ID not become
Snsar ne Slle would I'll force hlmsel 81 to- keep
| his nrm III place. b He8 has had q In made
In the grating process. lla ling been
born houtS one, 8&
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-23
' VA | ES II|'F|I.E|::,S !;
B. BEFORE / n i, COMMITTEE
f(By Associated Press.

gu WASHINGTON, p. GU March,. o. ~ he
Nc Call committee to-daysac continued IS
Investigation Of the "ndlctme NOM IN
hers OF the House by tlle; office De- PES
Fpartmqnt. First Assistant y i ostmaster- en-
General Wynne and Charles Waters,
superintendent Of tho Salaries ard q lloW
sancc Division, were the witnesses.
E Mr. Yynlle wa a 81 1cd about his lSnoW
edge 1.-THE list OF congressman in the
report. \ Mr.. 5yVynne said the list came
StoES his attention wheE the 'ostmaster-s
General showed him a letter from Chair
man Oyerstreet, asking fols5i Information
as 10 clerk hire and leases ma dc to mem
Sbers OF Congress. Il. .s s .53
The Postmaster General ii Instructed Mr..
ByYynne to procure tie list Mr.. Waters
produced the list and MI lynne said he
roticed that 1t contained the names of
senators. members 9 & Congress and
Others, LII. K III ~ * ii3 Il =
FL called tlls to the attention or tho
Postmastel- General said MI. Wynne,
s"and on my statement; that II would
not be right, to couple tho names Of
these gentlemen With beavers and Ma
ScheG,. ho agreed witt me. i'4stgs
8S Tho names were eliminated and the
list sent to Mi Oyerstreet without them
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-23
.Rande9lph-Macon Alumni.

IThe RAndolnH- Macon AIumnl tAssuN!Nr
st.on of Richmond is preparing plans for
its third annual meeting and 5dlllmc>, 20
Sbe had at tho Westmoreland club 4, -,
association lis strong nNmerl callys and IN
the promipenee Of its slnembers, and ils
annual meeting will attract 10 tho city
many well knpWil alumni esieling IN. Y sl7
An orator III i! ~ be- chosen, and the COM
miltee In charge IS NOM ndeayorlns 70
select and ~ cure Sonic 5prominent gra.ln7
ate OF tlleScnl lego 10 ScrVe IN This Y. pacl-
IN. Twp OF three nre IN view. II pnc
CAN beS secured, These annua cslabfn,,
lions are IN he nature OF reunIollsS nmu
of Gils ligndsh Alps and M sesltlr
lions and ava Eraatls enjoy co. ~ M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-23
IS ALREADY PRESIDENT.
General Fitzhugh Lee Has Hands
Too Full for Politics. 81

General F'itzhug b Lee, to whom, General
GrSsyenor Fl #, oi,iore tetred az cnyI-
presidential nomination, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
misses the idea OF rs Ills being a. presl-
dental q prant. eclarlng that he IL now
Company and Isl offlcially connected with
Il he Stuart Monument Association an Il va
5rious other en- terpriscs, which leave him
no, time sto.rurt for t he presto ency.
" erlco llra gcd BY the prospect of Il Sub
stant m proprIati ton by Congress in MD
of the great exposition He coInmenda
the effort of Senat tor Martin II to secure
I'M A.. q ppropltatlon of s25, 90 M by Congress
4 for the erection of a sea wall around tho
historic remnants 81 .Jnmest own. I t & is
Srayages OF The Hoods and tides. $s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-23
IE,X-lALD|.ERh|l..A'l.Nl ]. KING 4 4
Will NOT SUE.CIT'Y
Jays He Has Intention q
Serving clifton fer.
Pardon Out. is 81.

When seen las sSni sht, q ex-Alderman5
John M .t H ISing said hef had no idea.sof,TT
aueing the city Of IL " one ss8
He was asked by a Times-Dl patch
man about the petitionI that ~ Is going
around asking for his pal don.
III don't know anything about It," he
said. "of course * would like this thing.
to come to an end. There is seriou Ill
ness in my q nd tue lly would a.
like to be By the bedsid Dc OF my b eloYed
ont one. i. d ii very thankful 70 IN " friends
sWtnFareS doing anything fo;.,Jlle, z
King said lie expected to 4 . In r ict-g
mond all siis lIfe.s lis sa id he was born
here and expected atc dte |fei's, IA said
he wlshed IN ropyftO tlte1 pa i,ers In his
case ,5 because tsS was "a mat er4ss Q E In u
terest to him, and for no tol t'ar irea SON..
u twas reported vest erday tina u King.
had asked for IA copy OF the papers from
the clerk Bof the suprerne Court, and ": T.
was intin,nted that he contem tied suit
OF some nature but his he posi- tiyel u de-
%clmed gsl5i gs5
z 10 okpg5 vel is yes are clear,
and his com Nt.X Ion Is not bud. HI spends
most t. of his time in readily Is. f and sal
last light that he had read more IN the
past nine months than he had ever con-
lceivcd of In his career. y At
There is an effort on foot to secure his
pardon. His time will be up tia first OF,
August. His friends are making an eff.
+ fcrt to have the Governor act fnrorably
upon a petition for q pardon: Ten OF
the juryulen have signed the petition
and it is Thought that ine a ia " Or two
the paper will be presented to the COY W
$ern or sfsl * n ~ TIL III y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-23
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
d " edmond, Va, March q. e04.l

Sgta3i, s3ty K BALES g5J5
Virginia as--s oc0- at a2,i ,899
3ssAtianslc Coast Line commons lo5 e; 81
AZ 1os y. I, gs
S ,ns1n' es ssn1''ss ssS 4 q
STATE SECURITIES. Bid. Asked
Meth s ssrsaa g. g. isls IS
=. ssnIHsiss s: Z ana +, ia'i st ss,s
Richmond city Is. r.. $780, 1879. .... 1881: 1eS
RAILROAD BONDS.
4s'sP'f az sh tss = I, J.; 49, 'ss
SssssIs S. :, sa n. saa, ~ 5stS
a ass ana an a.e hsa -
yessefn Cd Cor =. ,s as' 1850 1850 :. she
II 3 RAILROAD STOCKS Par. si
Atlantic Coast Line 9. i iSS q n;
S.iantis soas. Line.
chesapeake and ohio..... l loo q q
SsrtSik ana asd y f DS ISL sa,; e
Sea board Air Line pfd leo ia Is
ssabesTa AK Ns,, Lias e pfa .
BANK AND TRUST co. STOCKS. E 3l5s88
Merchants National l99 3so s.
Pank e.
bPctersblirg Saws and ms ~ G5 $40 s
savings Bank q; Richmond rs AZ
It non nank Of Rehmond Z. 10
"a INSURANCE. COMPANIES, 8.s5F y W
Virginia Fire,nnd Mari Inc: y. doH
B .&atISs.ISLl.sNEoUs. ,5 u 5sa5sis5
Old Dominion $. s. i ioo 70 n:
ssT Gss hss@ ssIs lss ss =:
sys. Car O. CO, Col ~. s c....,.., q ON
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-23
BANQUET 4 ! THE | 1:
EAGLES TONIGHT |


Il ,rhe englets Of u lxle Aerle, Will some
5of tlie veteran Eagles from other por-
tions of the land Will fly and scream
of Tho Acrle. and a dry wrll$Worth cole
sbratli,g wit}fgiseat 'eclat .rhc Annivcrt
SsarS viii be celebrated by an elaborate
banquet II tile meeting room Of tile aeric
InS Nturphyss Hotel Annex, 81 a. hall ndS
sinirnbly5 adapted to slicl, tcletia tioils y
sides ~ tempting menu. seryed blythe
catcrcrs III elegant y tyl c, al equal q
ItfactIvefa and bonntIful oratorlcal menu is
to 10 served by sonn Of the most bril-
crs Will DO laid for d larSeg number Of
tic birds, and their Invited gtiestE, and
there VIII be nc vacancies when the
throng Is gathered around tic board.
Mr. r.. r. Murphy, worthy president OF
the order IS ~ he. toastmaster, n position
for which he Is well equipped. IIe Will
serve " The or:itorlcal overture and pre-
semitic. other sneakers tl happily. \,
Tic first toast. ,eThe United States,
suizcr, member OF Congress- from New
York n city, and widely known as an
orator. Isl ~ b
81 ''rhe Fraternal Order . Isag lea,'' the
next v toast Will lie responded to 3 by
lion, Thomas Il. Grady, ~ State senator
&ot New = orl ii ana VI, 4 ora tor who liaA
been heard several times III this state
lin political speccle 85 He@is known as
1.-THE Tamnlany orator. II ss5st Ell
58''.fV lrginia. III tho Grand Old Common
veal III, Mot Their Q E st ates and $ tatcsnlen,"
Fisethe subject which has Slbaen very ap-
spropriatcl " ass grc cd to ller@hoiNlatd son,
Stlon rs q public spca ker ani 70 post prnn-
dial orator ~ 81 now J,
Aere It's Tie. t toas asslgne Is Ho H.
Richard M. ray lor, Ma or OF the city.
Il rhe5approaching tltcst for. the ayor-
atty Will give aqded Interest to his speech
and the yeccptio on tcord led i him.
olher Il loudsr't sereas
K ssigncd TO NJ r.s.A fred b M lliams editor
sof the IN ewa ~ eade ard a. widely known
Representative the era It & ffS5s n
@ ar NVpmn|,. God a8B less gThem;s&the
Union OF the 8 tess and sthe& Union ofstlie
sexes: Ia One AIarksst tho BEGINNING Of
Mans depend ce, the Other he Err {
IN t Is ". subject t. Whlc Mr.
BhoS dare. S35 q ss8sts $s 53
sl1 D!xie Aeiie. No. 333s, Fra terlials Drderso f
I Eagles, isg he last ofSthe reglllar&tOnsts.
slt5Wll llbe Responded to- by Fl on. CHA rles II
Bland. OF I'Ortsn1o III, w lo is. however, D.
member or n Dixie SAerie. Mr. bland q Id d.
$vetersH pub ltci pea ker and enthusiastic
nent members I'D tits driving order Con- Con-,
#gressma Timothy p. /. sll ivan, d 8 New
y York, International president ot the order,
VIII he one of he most distinguished OF
the guests and wi II be lied upon In the
course Of he ming. Sss s
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MT declines "a ron 81 to 5ss points on these
positions gain lhn mark was IN lleh, AhlsW
points and aonle bnyins. th q ae,n,
to be ACCOM-! q z. n ~ Id
iii tic iate trading tho general ruling ,y =!
weak Wit prices going lower =
u bile thc F1rhrket was finally stead Prices
fey points ", from g ~ "a
sales estimated q I 500 OoD bales. T he South.
orn spot mark officlal reported " ~
were nom unchanged 10 "
ngainstp sg77 last week and III. la g year.
For the week 900 baies Inst q w last
week aud 81. $40 last year rfcel n a.
iSsw OIL d rs 'swe r. y sat6 bales ainst az
last year and at Iiousto ba gitstist
5.d0y last year.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-23
EVIRGINIAN8 &c T HE FRONT
Representative Hay May Become.
~ d Democratic Lea der in House.

Il Demo craticS Lea der in House.
James Hay, OF Virgl nla, who has come
to tho 'front.' through his demand for; ln
investigation Or the relation Of members tsI
ttof the House toR the postoflce Depart
Sn1ent is one OF the CIV scliool OF south
3ern Statesmen who promise to reyiy ! he
prestige Of tho South In. Con gress, Y u
though on lfterent lines from pre- pr;
$decessQrs NJ TX RI wv ii !.
$thn9 fireseating 5flamhoyan charncteristlcs
OF many OF his Southern compat riots.s
He is Intensely prnc tea. and, ifghek hailed
from a Northern State, he N ght safely
ia counted upon to{atnng l,ig Inc Tho re
8liar organization OF What ever par he
to belong TO. B lIe has az wnyRot
getting around an hotll sides OF 10 House,
and there Is no Democrat Is who IS mora
tpnnula,s personally among Iiepuhli Leans
than lie, lie Ia o g tho tyne. % ( Martin
Clay and German rather than ofstie
older school like Daniel !. or OF the neWelt
like lliams; and hei has q reputat Ion
an both Sides of tho n House for getting
thtngs through. lie aceomplishes by gem
4 ia persistenc., more than others accom-
fplish by explosions and fire. works !.
Al faanything We're to happen to W illlams
tho leadership of the minorlt y IN. al prob
ability would go TO Hay, who Of late has
grown rapidly In the esteem Of his party
Observation-Disclosures correspondence
New York Globe,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-23
3FlItT y IlslIlT IN ilIII1 : q x
& COTTON M MARKETS.

NEW YORK. Marcel, e. Tho cotton market
opened weak al q decline Of 41qlisE on the old
and OF 1902 points on the new. crop position
chiefiySon dlsappo over the reports OF
an q the s,ny fall
ure The opening declines were rat err more
how ayer, were isaDsa tiona lily weak, and on the
cali NayssxhibItef even greater iWealtn sell
Inv from 3S5, the first price to 49, o. 1T
was evident, however. that some strong Inter,
ssts were on hand to support the MARKET, and
shortly aftsrfthe cali the first wave OF 1liaui-
dalton having subsidized somew hat prices st cad
led few points With Y Z tlrm
as!in Whals1 an sss ar9sna a
cooled ,s down Somewhat tho announcement was
made that sully's credit had ned 4 petition
Voluntary bank ruptcy. md there WAS q & ra-
newal 81 heavy sel Ing that apparently cana
heavier beeauae receipts, looked large at all
fpoirita. Re fore bis decline yyas check
had been carried down 70 - 50 and July ia 1871,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-23
SULLIVAN ALMOST II
" OTAL 4 Bill IND
(speclal to Tne Illness Ispato

(Sppclol to 'Enel Times pIspAloh.) Z
sullivan. ex,champIon p,iglllst ors the
world and tho most telesllng figure the
prize ring ever produced, As III at his sis
ier's home In RpSbnry, Ihe once 5mighty
eyes, and his friends fear that he viii be.
came totally blind. Besides this aftlic-
ton, Ills llerculean frame ~ said to- be
completely lundermlned /. 81 IL
From From Intimate friends IT. has been
learned that Sullivan is suffering from
The The ravages OF disease, and that It Is en-
8tremely doubtful II he eyer 5regalns his
Tom. Iohn ri Sullivan during his career won
seyera fortunes, but he Is reported to be
"broke, ut the present llmn,s ana his
some ne money to help deffay his expenses:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-23
5DANYILLE MURDER TRIAL
The Case of Thomas Childress in
the Hands Of the Jury,

rFalG Especial TO Tle 5Tlmes-D Ispntch) ~ VIZ
45 IoAh5VI LIE A.. March ans.. he case
or Thomas Oh lldress, on tri9l ~ the Cor
2poratioll Court charged WITH lie murder
of tie Jury. Clements was shat ,l'y Chill
dress OH the rond and Ebled 10 death sber
v fore medical assistance could Mearll him.
The cause or tho StToubl between the two
men has never been definitely known, An
old. feud had probably been existing be-
tween them for some time, !.
The quarrel was renewed ON ! be mig NJ
iii question: Clements had left Ghlldress
and WAS standing on. the porch Of his
own home when The shooting took place,
Chldress went nto the l,ouso aud armed
Sert5 Osborn,8and shot Clements from the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-23
Alabalna Sends a NEGRO,
M a ssoclated Prnss.J

sA AIrlNTGtiMERI. Ala. March g, The
,Reulibiipan5 convention Of the Second
( Gong District Of Alabama Was
Held III lireolyille to-day Charles. \, y. \
tsn uegro. were elected delesat les 10 the
t,Ilea 90 conventions and Nero inst rilnistl
\, Z yfjfo forSthe fhminat Ion ef n peseNelt.
No cala ldat 10 for Con ress MAJ nan eu.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-23
PHARMACY EXAMINATION
The State Board Yesterday Ex-
a1nined Eighty Applicants.

The State Board Ut Pharmacy was en-
Gagged Yesterday at the University College
IN GxamnimE sana,aate pba lgn
3macists, The examining board consists y:
1of N. a, d N tller, OF Rtcllmopdi e; ~
fleet, Of Lynohburg; 4. ". Avis. of lin y
and q. Il, Mankin, Of Falls Church; Tho
board yesterday examined the applicants
"a To tho number, OF about eighty, eompletr
Ing Tie examination last nigh y no pit-
hlicants guided on their staining and the
results announced, sl8f M tl Tit n 8jH
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-23
PRODUCE L: NJ. ;SKET.

lEyN pHHTssu1ss NJ air
Nssai ys asa
ny taspst on
stlons opened barely Y
dup
at
nn Option was dull and sntlrely nont
s9s'Hs pa os,s ess as rs s'?ssa
sPss?s !ss R|sklsf or hs
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opened steady al o1 y points l, q,
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prices To- ali of y p9inss Sales \ rS ss
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fan asl sa sesrss ssS
Egssste ss .ase and Pennsyyapia nearby
agssaSe a.Vsi Long Island
fancy yhandplcked. 5Nc,: other domestic *
elsc, cabhagcs-Firn domestic, per l ton sSbg
ssep ysran nsiL l Sssss Soc
grains Offset to-day IN t no Whaat ply
thu effect OF crop damage Officially reported
fyesterday's ilial llgures, Corn la on .sI!s
Oats are down lc PROVISIONS elosea o, l ss'l
ITO &C., higher Sga 99
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MAY NAY s. ISIS $50
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cash quotations were as tol9Ws;
is9Sas,ac 1dairies 19flalc. Mo- sprlng wheat
ssfi97c, No. q y z red q y GSsas
SIcs fairFto choice mating. 4Sfl55c. " lax
T Tyra ssssl seS Ness poti.s Per barrel,
$50 per 10y ss;s 3 s
short ribs sue 1850 9. fsAeas
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14oo Mo. Kan ard TEX ptd. ".
AGO MISSOURI 1'ncifla .s....
100 NASH. !, Cliat. and s. il..ss,.
hoo New York Cen ira l....sss.s.
t22OO Norfolk md yvestcrn......
$500 N Y Ont. and SWestern...,S
1000 Pacific Mall 4. ..t,..,.
69700 T'etinsylvanln II. 1s.ls....... Il
1900 11eOple's Gas. tShlcago) .s...l
PRESSED Steel Car, 1. u
Pressed Steel Car. pfd.4s...,
leo Republic 4. and s. s.ottl j. Z.
Republic AL ard 81 pfd .,..t
Heading, list pfd i...,..lu.,.
Reading "a ffd...,.:.,... 4
1880 Rock I slnnd .S com ..i...,
coo Rock Island, pfd. "
200 81 dNBi ~. ....., ,is.it. X
200 Sloss. pfd \. .... .;,.....3
z 400 s. Il. and 81 r. I'd pfd
100 q. sL.S and Southwest. pfds..
I 225D0 Southern Pacific ........,.ti
800 gotithcrn Hallway, e on,
\ 300 so,ithern Railway. 11fd,I....'
Seabonrd Air Line, Gomez
K SeabOnrd ALI. Limo, pfd...S
& 400 Tenn. Coal and Iron. .....t
d. 400 Texas Pacific ~.
4O3Ioo Union Pacific
400 United States Leather Ne.
1900 United States Steel .t........s
$500 United States Steel. pfd:...i
I roo Val Car. Chemical com So
4 100 Va. Car Chemical, pfd....F
400 Wabash, com ...,....
4 2100 Wabash, pfd 1900. ..s % ~
$50 Western Union .....s..s..
100 WISCONSIN Z Central
sIijl v yVIsconslnC Central. pfd....
Total sales !, COZ, 300 AS
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