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FOR RENT

1871. st. and 7th ave-, N, 8 rooms;
furnished $40, or unfurnished $50.
9th avenue 18th St. N, s rooms; porce-
lain bath; house to be painted and
renovated; $40.
10 room house. 23rd st. between 9Th
and 9Th ave-; good repair; $50.
New double house; IA rooms to side:
bath on each floor; modern; 9Th ave.
between 22nd and 23rd SITS; $40
side.
10 room house, 10th st. near 7th ave-.
N; s45.
18th ave. 25th st.. NJ; new room
house. s35. AZ
Ave. l near 18th St; 2 new 7 room
houses; furnace heat; $40.
St. Charles st. near 18th ave-; 10
rooms; furnace Aeat; $50.
New Z room house. Montgomery street
between 18th and 18th aves.. s.; Idle
wild car line; furnace and bath; $S5.
room house, Highland ave-, between
22nd and 23rd sts.; $50.
14th ave-. between nth and 18th sts.;
rooms and bath; $35.
room cottage, 18th st., between 18th
and 14th ave-, s.; bath, plumbing,
ETC.: SIS.
tween Goth and 31st sts.; s25.
room cottage Wheeler ST.. between
9Th and 10th ave-; ldlewild car line;
s25.
9 room house; 18th ave, between 18th
and 18th sts.; bath and plumbing; s35.
| New 10 room house; furnace heat; 18th
ave. and 21st ST.. s.; $685.
| room cottage at Lakeview; SIS.
STORE ROOMS AND BUSINESS
HOUSES.
| 4th ave. between 18th and goth SITS. ;
ground floor, $50.
| End ave. between 10th and nth; store;
$25.
| 18th st., between LIST and End ayes. !;
store 35x100: $50.
new stores, End ave. between nth
and 18th; floors 25x140; $3.50; whole
building, floors 5ox140; electric ele-
vator; $500.
story building back of Title Guaran-
ty building for rent at very low
price.
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FOR RENT.
Four new brick stores at corner I'd avenue
and 18th.
Six new brick tenement houses End and
14th. These are just finished and ready
for occupancy
s2O-No. 1909 Srd avenue; rooms. hall and
pantry.
s20-No 1911 Bird avenue; rooms, hall and
pantry.
s5o-No SOS 18th street; 8 rooms. bath. etc.
s10-No. II 7th street; Broom cottage; fine
garden spot.
$25-No. 1903 33rd street, south; new 7-room
and stable and cabin.
s25-No Bolt G.; 8-room, newly painted and
papered: and now ready for occupancy.
$20-No 2412 c.; 8 rooms. bath, pantry.
Several cottages near the above ready for
occupancy.
sso-No. 1127 18th avenue. south; s-room.
bath, etc.
A nice Groom cottage near the above.
s20-No 500 Montgomery street. Richmond
Place; rooms.
J. D. cRosrHWAIT q CO.,
1896 First National Bank.
FOR RENT. OCTOBER 1. 1904
932 South 18th street. rooms; modern.
2220 18th avenue. north, rooms.
2012 Avenue ], Q rooms.
1904 7th avenue, rooms, cottage.
2316 7th avenue, rooms.
POPS Avenue III. 5 rooms; cottage.
1oo6 South 14th street. rooms. and SER
wants.
1914 South 18th street. 7>rooms. and SER
wants.
143U 7th avenue. rooms, and servants.
2210 Highland avenue, rooms. large lot.
2430 LIST avenue rooms.
316 North 18th street. rooms
CHICHESTER q YANcEY,
Phones CO. 118 21st Street.
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ONE CENT A WORD.

hAfEs-One cent word a. day; no
ad. taken for less than rs cents Tor
first insertion. Cas4 must accompany
every order,
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P.ALMISTRY.

MADAM DEL REY. scientific palmist,
advises you on love, family and busl-
ness affairs. sickness, changes, law
suits, investments, speculations, lost
articles, etc. Confidential. 2012 Fourth
avenue. first house from central mar
ket. 9-13-1m
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FOR RENT.
$65.00-e rooms, bath. servants house, etc..
600 N. 18th street
$60.00-11 rooms, bath, etc.. brick house,
61S N. 18th street.
S50.00-7 rooms, brick. modern. $40. N. 18th
street.
$780, rooms. brick. modern. 1904 9Th
avenue
go Cos rooms, being built, ready Oct.
LIST. 9. W. cor. 18th and 18th ave. N.
s30.0o-7 rooms. brick. modern, 1895 N.
18th street
s25.oo-6 rooms. cottage. up-to-date. 2517
Sth avenue.
IS. Undesirable rooms for light house,
keeping over 1900 N. 9th ave-
$1S.50-5 rooms. cor 18th ave. and 21st
street, N.
16.oo-5 rooms 1913 N. 21st street.
SOUTH.
$50.00-9 rooms, bath, etc., modern, 2o1T
Avenue f.
sSO.oO-7 rooms. bath. modern. 2eo1 Ave-
nue. D.
$780, rooms and bath. up-to-date. zoos
Avenue d.
$20.00-5-room cottage and bath, s21 s. 10th
street.
STORES
$27. 50-161S I'd avenue, 25x75.
sS5.oo-Warehouse. 1872 I'd avenue 25x14.
THoMPeoN REALTY CO,
2o7-S Title Guarantee Bldg.
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HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS.

CHRISTIAN ENDEAyOR HOTEL,
Worlds Fair; one of the largest hotels
In the world. Ac exposition gate
Market street cars direct from Union
station. Safety, comfort and conven-
fence. Everybody welcome. Write for
particulars. Address. Christian En-
deavor Hotel, st. Louis. 9-S-30t
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BOARDERs WANTED.

WANTED-A couple to occupy for the
winter, with board, a large front room;
southeastern exposure; references re-
quired. Mrs. Lucy Miles, 1905 Highland
avenue Beeler station, Lakeview car.
9-16-tf
BOARDERS WANTED-At 1911 9TH ave. |;
newly opened up; all modern convent
enees; Bell phone 1854 Mrs. E. Maur-
ing. 9-20-5t
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED-Girls for laundry work; ex-
perienced hands preferred. No old wem-
en- or negroes employed. Imperial Laun-
dry company. 1908 and 1910 LIST avenue.
9-20-2t
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FOR RENT.
6 rooms; 1144 13th st.
rooms; North Haven.
0 rooms; zoos 9Th ave.
rooms; 2131 Sth ave.
Z rooms: 1905 N. 18th.
8 rooms; 2231 7th ave.
7 rooms: $40 18th st.
6 rooms; 1124 23rd.
8 rooms; 221S 9Th ave.
IL rooms: 2530 9Th ave.
7 rooms; 143O 7th ave.
8 rooms TIC 25th st.
8 rooms: 2431 9Th ave.
10 rooms; 1927 S. 18th ave.
{ rooms: SIP Ave, F.
rooms 1904 Ave. e.
rooms; 932 s. 14th st.
7 rooms; 2119 Ave. !.
rooms; 2915 Ave. H.
6 rooms; 1920 S. 18th st.
Z rooms; 1887 S. 18th st.
We have. other houses and stores for
rent
MCCONNELL & cARTRiGHT.
Phone 46 220 N. 21st Street
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ROOMS WANTED.

WANTED-By young man. room on
South Highlands, Highland avenue pre-
ferred. or other location equally as high
Must be well ventilated. two or more
windows. and on second floor, entering
Box 2S5
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The Aee-Hsrald Engraving Depart.
ment makes good cuts.
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS WANTED-Reiiabie ladies in
every city to call on business men and
take orders for goods; also ladies' to
make house canvass and take orders
for toilet goods; salary per day; refer
ences required. Write Standard Medi-
cine and Supply company, Knoxville,
Tenn.
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REAL ESTATE.
FOR RENT-OTOBEk l.
MISUNDERSTANDING
u st hath. etc; 5 rooms, SO.


e17 18th st. bath, etc. rooms, $50.
1912 Ave. J., brick; modern; I rooms, s6.
s2s 18th st, new, modern: 8 rooms, sS5.
Modern brick furnace, gas electricity,
etc Dula St, near Five Points, COM
plete October /; 8 rooms, $50.
400 10th street; rooms, $3.50.
1908 Ave. q; modern; rooms, s2A
1909 18th ave-; modern; 6 rooms, $50
1901 Ave. E; renovated; rooms $50.
DwELLINGS-NoRTH SIDE.
1917 18th ave, bath, etc; rooms. SIS.
222o 9Th ave-; modern; rooms, $50.
s15 18th ST.: modern; 9 rooms, $50
170s sth ave.; modern; rooms, sl5.
2522 18th avenue, bath, ETC.; 5 rooms, $40.
2526 4th ave-, BATH ETC.; rooms, $40.
2bso 4th ave, bath, etc; rooms, t20
9O4 18th street; rooms, s15.
2418 4th ave.; modern; s rooms, $685.
1923 10th st.; modern; Q rooms, $40
4lo 18th ST.; modern, Z rooms, $685.
1901 sth ave.; modern; 3 rooms, $50.
721 nth st. modern; rooms, $3.50.
$40 18th st.; modern; 8 rooms. s45.
Ina St; modern; 8 rooms, $3.50.
PA 18th St. modern; 8 rooms, s45
707 18th st; modern; 9 rooms, s45.
1923 sth ave-; modern; rooms. $3.50.
1914 18th ave.; modern; rooms, SIS.
1915 9Th ave.; modern; 9 rooms. $40.
2430 4th ave.; modern; rooms, $40.
STORES AND OFFICES.
LA N. 18th street.
224 s. goth street.
221 s. goth street.
2025 LIST avenue.
201s 1st avenue.
2308 End avenue.
2128 Morris avenue.
1929 Morris avenue (railroad).
113 N. 21st street.
106 N. 21st street.
We have desirable offices for rent OF
18th street. LIST avenue, Dist street. Ala
bama National Bank building and severa
ground floor offices.
w. 3. -EEDY & co.
Phones AZ. liz n 21st ST
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49,
DWELLINGS FOR RENT
-Northside and North Highlands
rooms 1928 9th avenue.
rooms 2O09 5th avenue.
rooms, 1915 Ina avenue.
rooms, 2431 9Th avenue.
rooms, 2020 9th avenue
rooms, 2231 18th avenue.
8 rooms, 2316 4th avenue
rooms, 1872 8th avenue.
rooms. 230S Sth avenue.
rooms, 2017 Park avenue.
rooms, TAG 21st street.
rooms, Woodland avenue North Ha-
ven.
rooms. 2517 18th avenue.
rooms, Woodland avenue North Ha-
ven.
rooms. Woodland avenue, North Ha-
ven.
rooms 160s 9Th avenue.
rooms, $50 18th street.
rooms, 241S 4th avenue.
10 rooms, 61S 10th street.
rooms, ia 18th street.
7 rooms, 1130 18th street
rooms, 4sth street and list avenue,
4 rooms, 47th street and I'd avenue
Woodlawn.
rooms, GA I'd avenue.
rooms, GIG I'd avenue.
rooms, 81S Sd avenue.
-Southside and South Highlands
rooms, 1922 18th street.
7 rooms, 1915 10th avenue.
rooms, 2122 avenue /.
rooms, 3019 avenue G.
rooms, 1912 Goth street.
rooms 3112 avenue F.
10 rooms, 1918 st. Charles street.
rooms 1900 10th avenue.
rooms, COS 32d street
rooms, 1921 18th street.
rooms, 2210 Highland avenue.
rooms, 1927 18th avenue.
rooms 18th street between 18th and
18th avenues.
rooms, Bolt avenue q.
10 rooms, Highland avenue at Crowdel
station.
rooms, 902 18th street.
s rooms 1717 avenue I.
5 rooms $50 10th street.
S rooms, COG 32d street.
rooms 500 9th street.
8 rooms, 1923 21st street.
rooms, 819 18th street.
rooms, 615 30th street.
We also have a number of desirabl
stores and offices for rent. Call to Sc
us.
MEssER-MooRE INSURANCE AMI
zAL E3TATE co.
Phone 49, 22< N. nst st.
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MONEY TO LEND.

to $1,000 promptly made. Central Trust
company. No. Watts building s-2-tf
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HELP WsNTED-MALE.

WANTED-Dancing teacher who can fur
nish floor and music for a lesson daily
or evening in waltz and two-step. Ad-
dress Gentleman. care Age-Herald.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. abstract clerk;
must be competent typewriter Address
Abstract. Box s73 Birmingham. Ala.
9-4-27t
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FOR RENT.
ROOMS FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Nlceiy furnished front room.
elegant bath; price reasonable. Apply
2212 4th ave. 9-7-tf
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FULTON NEWS.

Two Of tho residents OF Fulton liiit We're We're
visited several nights ago by thieves Who We're
successful In their attempts mo cniche.,,,
house OF Mr. H. IL Trant WAS enteIel , UNI
about forty fowls were stolen, fa a y, pe ~
ireported that II negro man haNns on MS nlcs
"a bag containing twepty-tWo chlckel,S Whlcn
had been killed for market, waa lntsrcepIs1
Oh Church HUI but no droppsa 1S pns ,a a
The home Of Mi, William NJ; Archer z, unoshsr
s,ieces IdyS robbery occurred. The family Waanr
INV IsfS sften left ON the line ana next inorn,
Ing Sa2zst1h the family awoka they We're Ilillnii
surINsRcd 10 discover; that their clothing hila
Mrs. ViirsIpip Clarke loft yesterday afternoon
rur HAMPTON Va having bes. tasa 70 a ne
bedside Of her daughter, Mrs. Eiizapetha NSo9u-
Several young men OF Mpiltrose, near the
National Cemetery, are nrrpng ingi 70 oIsalii.e
al athletic club IN I iat i,eIg hhorhood WITH
headnrurtei.s at iieftett's Hall. l.sS N ~ ts,4
Messis Myer Angle, Ir,p and y n .sfockinorT
yon have returned from very pleasnn coon
hunt in Chcsuhomlny swamp. They We're
successful In capturing Two large coons ana
Of The Funeral faneral q Mrs f,liaabsth .a,I,dsrs
widow % William L-auaasrA Ehe disa lt
4 o2ciGck from Wo,iNeill A1einorlql Episcopal
Church Mrs LpundcrS va hy i io!,f
Ihomns launlels MIS- ,eoS3t
nj. Mrs. usal, slnsffs aud iiii NY III "
4 phas Frsy c,lnS tnts hs.s
been ala SSa
inE e "a
SNlsa ss'sS VI
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SHOOTING CONTEST.
Big Gunners Coming to Rich
mond Next Week.

Tho shooting season will begin here
next Thursday, when the West End Gun
Club viii have as their guests mem bers
OF tho U. M v G. Southern Squad. q club
composed Of wealthy sportSmen, who
arc touring tho South. The East End
Gun Club Will Join the West Endcrs in
tho entertainment. !.
Mr., +. p, Butler, Of New Jersey, ac;;
companied ,byBAlr NJ, II. sharp, ans expert
rifle shot; is In the city, making ar
rangements with President Nv: A.. Hanl-
mond, of the West End Club. for the
shooting here Il - Eael.
at tile targer. he members Of the local
clubs will also shoot q similar numbertio of
times. ri 81. ig53s 81 ga1 ri III 3
g Some Of tho expert rifle handlers OF the
West End Club are franklin Stearns. w.
C. Boyd, James tlignor and a. Ham
MI II. "A. Marshall. ! OF Illinois. Isl cap
tain OF the II. NJ. @. South bern Squad. This
squad broke the world s record for rifle
shooting ut Palestine, Texas. The squad
broke iSs balls out of 500 4 The squad will
remain here only ono day. XII.
Thomas & W'hittet, secretary and treas
turer Of the West End Club. viii receive
tho names Of local rifle experts who wish
to take part In the hlbitlon. # s3
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FUNERAL AIKEN I 0:-DA'Yl
nv. Assoclated 9ress.)


,5Ss 81 NJ "a BY Associated Press.) sFs
WASHINGTON, G. a March 70, 81 II en-
resentative George ". Croft + = Aiken.
s. ca died al his homo in this city to-day
OF blood poisoning
Mr., Gro # had been i'll for over six3
weeks. as the result Of IN mi uiry caused
BY d. splinter in his thumb, from which
blood poisoning resulted. DR.. Croft. a
!trother, was summoned from Aiken but
the efforts Of himself and the local ply
sicians, with whom he consulted. proved
5unayailing. Ills heart also became seri-
8cusly affected and all hope Of his recoy-l
cry wns abandoned yesterday 4 MI, Croft
was fifty-sovenT years old. Fl o leaves
six sons. NJ n q was "a Demo crat, and Wa
serving his first term In Congress. He
had been twice elected president OF the
South Carolina State Bar Assocla Ion
md had i served in both houses n 9 e tfle
state Legislature. x ss S.ss
4 Tho funeral train, bearing the remains
of the late Represe ntntiye w Croft
land the committee Of his col leagues In
the House. designated to- attend the fu-
neral, left Washing ton q t 9:45 9 clock to-
night for Aiken, 8. n g, S The ira In VIII
reach there at 4 O. clock Tomorrow fter--
"A be fixed until the party arrives q the
late homo or representatives Croft
8Sggs CHAPLAIN SPOKE FEE 1IlNG sl.1
IN the House OF Represent ntiyes to-day
tho chaplain fcelingly referred to tho
'dcatllS OF Represent tive George NVllliamS
Croft, Of South Carolina. "a n. IA
f5 Tho spaaker announced X the q ppolnt-S
s1nent Of W. Bourlse Coo tran, OF n eW9
y ork. as IL member Of the Committee on
$Wnys5nnd Means, 5 4. II 5 S#
MI. Finley (South Cnrollnn) then was
and announced the dea til Sof2
his colleague, George William Croft. The
Rusua resolutions OF sympathy and re-
gret were presented and adopted.
Mr.. Oyerstl'eot ndiana) secured unanl-
NOUS consent for & a cont nuation to.S
morrow OF tho order limiting debate ON
the report or the Postoffice Department
Involving rescntativcs and senator's t' 3ut''
It'll i o'clock
Tho speaker ann ounced the folloWlng
as the committee to represent he House
al tho funeral OF the late Mr. Croft;
NIessrs. Finley, Aiken, ] ohnson, l.egare.
Scarborough and Lever (all OF South
Curolina), I.oudenslager New Jersey),
Patterson Pennsylvania. Richardson
(Alabamu), McLain (AIisslss lppl), liols-
ton (Delaware)j sihley Pennsylyania,,
Yeisse (Wiscons!n). and jackson (Ohio).
AS "a further mark offrespeci the ll Ions
ut 1910 o clock adjourned, i7i
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take on at Newport News. She has been ar H
Z cepted by> the government and viii 30 toWcdS,
+ to Newport News Ii, a few days.
Mr., i. q Harry LaHder, deputy commissioner
OF the revenue, is much inpIov wed aftsr AZ q
y Constabie T. IA q Cyclone,l saInuels who
was Injured while attempting TO- set on q streeSs
ear about two weeks go, is able 70 % yout
after his s!Se the
last night at Kerse' Hal on uislanag Street.,
~ uenrico Council, y No. 733, q Royal Arcan1n,
held IAN interesting meeting last ~,
son Hall. Tho attendance was good. sl EenriSo
ss ss sis aAass
3 George Kline. who huz been ill.8si a muehg
3 Virginia cauncil. pauehtera OF Llbe
.,,est to- night Mt Nesen,s Hall
h we eIl1 ending March as follows
Alice s. Clnss-Cnrn Jenkins. AVA u FarTIsnst i
Mabel McCiehee, Annie Shaw, Florence Ear
4 rish willie Shaw and Mnude Eooker. allsaS
HUGHES 5 ClasB-1reneS sont hward. Lloyd Eeas.p
ley. lice IInkc. Pearl ia q h!.la II $3.50
and Timothy Sullivan. $g} sss x ~ I'M
n Richard Southwark, a. young man, e1llnloyes4s
mt tho Richmond Cedar IWpr KS. while opeFat-%
ing H. matching machine yesterday aiternootsS
hnd his right hand caught and the nd OF one
hs gera badly q 4 Hs Z. vas snsr f
Mattaponi Tribe. No, Ito. !. o. r. Nj. held 3
an Interesting meeting on WEDNESDAY night at \
ther wie,ytnI at Nielsen 8 Hall. One new MEM
her WAS initiated and the applications ot fouf
applying for membership were received n, Is.
NiT. L, ii, Kemp. Jr.. who has been ~ with
tho grin ut his homo on the Williamsburg z
Road, Is able 10 be out, II 7a{ gs5 VII
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THE TOBACCO MARKET.
Large Sales Reported and Fine
Prices Continue.

Large sales were reported Yesterday
by ali tho tobacco breaks Of Richmond.
activity prevails on the market.
Following are some Of the prices re-
3ceived at shelburncs war ellouse where !; |,
r. NIllls-165 pounds at s4,e0 2l5
pounds, SIC y 22445 poun dn, S19 14o pounds
s$l7:: 100 pounds sss!s %, U. y.
Athinson = m nonndg - e
i175 pounds IS. 20. RI "a ~.
G. r. 5Llndsay.e5O pounds ut 1915 (; 20
pounds, 1880 325 pounds, SIG; 1S5s pounds,
q r.. L. Surle s--3 800 pounds at So; 800
pounds, $l4: 8165 pounds s1s.. %: sisi .
4 u, e. Schools-oosO x pounds at So 300
pounds. s12.75 /; fl Ia ounds;; Is 81
Mr.. John Landstreet. president o s the
Independent T obacco Manufn cturers' AS
ISOLATION, has returned from y ashl Ing ton:
tho passa Ges OF the bill. to- abolish premium
and bonus systems in the TOBACCO trade. AZ
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4 NEW PAYING JOB
For THE RIGHT MAN

Postmaster Knight has at his disposal
n job that will pay pretty well 4 Just
the right man can be found to. take It,
and there Is but little doubt that he can
a7Jrhe postmaster has been authorized to
appoint Il clerk at 5000 a year. to assist
il, n Archer. who has been designated
secretary for the. Board OF Examiners I;
hcaIauartersg in Richmond, The nostnins-.
tor will mako this appointment IN few
Tie office will be In room No. 16 shn-
cations Of appointments and promotions
for Virginia and North Carolina. which
have hitherto been handled In Washing,
ton. will be made. through this ffice,
Richmond Isl therefore, the headquarters,,
10 FAR as civil service goes. for every
Virginia and North Carolina postoftico,
where a free delivery system exists, Us
well as every customs house
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CATTLE MARKETS.
4 RICHMoNDsLIyE STOCK MARKET.
Il, s{ (Sales at Union stock Yards.)
Richmond, Va. March 70, 1

Richmond, Va. March 10, 1904
sssS1Hsn Tx so head market fair
Ss:' sassss e S
sSs ssI;
!. Hass-Raccipts. 1.sas head: market steady.
Good hogs. 5;;l9s5.SS; shoats: sgsNca 3,
sheep, q sgi.sc,., common TO fair. s'ss Q i.sc:
Prospects favorable for all kinds Of stock.
GH!cAG9 bta s MayHst w q5sa e
so s stocke ss and ieeders, COWS
buils % sS Texas
fed steers. AZ 81 Reseipts. q, 200 head
sa Sss sSoss
heavy. IS. 50I570: rough heavy. .45: light,
4 pS sd salsI Sheen
Good to prime wetbers fa.r 70 elloiee
native lambs, Si.5ol5.75, 3sss 81 555 q s
/ sfead: consigned direet. 4 bout cars native
sde DfsSssd BEEF Sssaay
ReeeipAs. e06 head. sNeals rated iirm. yeals,,
ssdls, 20 City dressed , teala. 4, per
Sheep nominal: lambs rated SLOW and steady.
Sheep sldi4 lambs, So $50 essed NUT
sslq sad ash s
firm, a few State hogs sold ut $6 10. n %
UNION TOCN@YARDs PITTSBUR G, PA,
March l0.--C Attn E-SupIly & light; market
steady Choice 500 prime. s4.7S04, 50: tar,
Sslog lggs-t iEht anlarset &,
heavy workers., sSea8 10 light workers., s5599
90; pigs So. 4uI5,5U: roughs. Sa.75 G595. Sheep
supply fair; market slow lMa vet hers s4SvGD
$1,000 $50; Yea % ives So 5OQ Z 90. RI
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AZ Christ Church.

Tho Rev, Ernest Earl Osgood rector
OF Emmanuel CHURCH VIII preach ut
Christ Church tonight, Miss Mamie liza n
rlson, Of te,ltennry, cher. NH sing q,
CONTRIBUTIONS AT Christ G.lFch Is held
every SatlVGuy afternoon atE 5 2lp'clocl.
Service and sermon By the reetar. f9
There IL much interest IN the mass
Meeting of The congregation which is 70
lbo held next Monday March 18th at 8