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New-York tribune., 1904-09-18

NEH Y0Rk. NEN HlYEN 2 ElRIFNal a h

traias degar- from lrsnd Central starioa. 4zd s.
ami ita follows. flr
BOSTON London
= 1880. - I0-0c A NJ =. / 90. I.05 sY's5:O6.
p.
BOSTON via W Wlltuantic--fys 60 A. N. e a0 P "a
BOSTON. VIA Sprugdsld-T9:00 A. NJ. t't2 %. "i4:Gas
sIl-3O P II
wEIITE MOUNT AIMS. ST ALBANs AND OCEBEc-
fs 4c A. N, r9 90
PORTLAND AND BAR HARBOR-fTs-o0 P n
FITC BJ re via Wllulan-ic. Putnam
-~S3-o0
AhE' 1LL-z a1c 10 ttFtllEe-e l5 a " 7e3--5 = "
CT B48RiSCFuE SEOCSBRIpr5E, LENOX PITS
FIEI-D-T5 DO. r'S rs a. NJ - IS TgS-25 P
WATERBC ~ and WINSTED--5-50 S. %. f9s-1ls
f'l9:o2 Fl40Z go Watsrburr) A. N TF1-0S.
SIS oI- $500 $4,000 go W-aterburyi p M
Ticket of1ces Grand Central S-ariou and cIG5tn
St ellis. c-61. HISS CIG5t Broadway. c5 PARK
Place, co UECn Sxla-s cIS1 Fifrh c945 CoIr1ous
Az S4s Madison Ay- c3lS West 125th st I53 East
l2Sth st IN BrooEIya. ct Court ST, $50 Fulton ST.
990 BroaGwaF
'DalIy Except SUNDAYS sSundays onlv Satur-
Hgas Dining Car Agencies selitne. Parl.r anE
Sleeping tickets a-so
7 EENfPSTE.AD. Ger. Pass All
NJ SHEPARD cen Supt
New-York tribune., 1904-09-18

Il EAST 18TH ST,
The entrs contents contained therein Particulars
brief
DRAWING ROOM: Magnificent Louis XVI suite
bronzes and Bronze Groups Louis XVI Ormolu clock
Sets. very large and pieces Capo de Monti
Royal Worcester old French. English and Sevrss
teries
RECEPTION ROOM: Elegant Dutch Marqueteris
Cabinets. sofas. Chaira Tables WEBER WHITE
MAHOGANY UPRIGHT GRAND PIANO.
DINING ROOM: Massive hand carved sdeboard.
Table. Chairs and Cabinets complete Old Delft Cop
per and Brass. Tiffany. Gorham and shefed Plate.
CRYSTAL ana china
LIBRARY; Massive hard carved embossed Leather
suite odd and easy chairs Teakwood Cabinet. Ma
nogsuy Library and card Tables.
BEDROOMS: Handsome double ard twin B-ass
Beds and Bedding, Mahogany bureaus, ,,hiTonie-ss,
Cabinets aad stands. Oil Painting. EnFra Wings.
EtchinEs Brlc-a- Irac. throughout Rich Draperies
and H9nsnSs throughout Oriental Rugs ana Carpets
throughout.
KITCHENS AND SERVANTS QUARTERS.
The above residence contains some and
rich effects having been especially made order
by OF very best cabinet makers New York
and abroad. principally By Herts Brothers. OF New
York.
The property having been title 10 be passed
the I'D Inst at noon the conditions or TIE sale
inst
Responsible draynan and storehouse man ., take
orders on the premises for packing and shgpEg Tor
Exhibition and catalogues at house. ocIock n tho
morning day OF sale.
a DvERTIsEMENTs and subscriptions for TEs rr.huns
rereiVsd az snsir Uptown once
Advertisements rece!vs. a. the following b-aach
oaices at regular oalce rates until CLOCK viz:
80 East l4tf-sr e57 Ads between eth ana sTS
Ia5th-st. 34-avs- between 18th sai
TIth loea 3d ave. 6lst s, Tos ave near
ave near 4ist 81 Gss 81 ave: - Christashsr -
HEeoklEn. n. IA couTt-st. 2Is cousss
New-York tribune., 1904-09-18
COuntrg Board.

RENT FOR BOARD.-Gsutlsrlau and wife having
large house with all modern i-nprc-erleurS com
petsy furnished abou- hour from city Lack
awanna Railroad would ike arrange with
genial Family take their house and board
the References exchanged VIII
interview. Address GENTLEMAN. Tribune Uptown
Ofce. 1856 broadway. y. Y City.
TONEERS.-I5 Overlook Terrace. Locust Hill ave-
Summer and winter. pleasant sxcaIlent table.
river view. ore how R-ctor St. refsrsnces.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-18

AT YONKERs. I57 Bruce Ave.-New house. Il
roorrs. laundry. storeroom. shower
toilets heat. hardwood trim. cabinet raa7tes
fae awnB lot lO0zi0O 300 feet Van Cortlandt Paris
tar1i station minutes walk trains night: G. C.
Station -. l55th-st. IL minutes; trolley subway
r0rnruta'icr. including Ell 50 terms vs-y
l-SES-e compelled 20 take the place
.'re 'ne- oa<EaiR decorate to suit. every
Tor inspection Rent $500
C. ". CLARK. Owner.
"a WRIi-s..
SsV York
New-York tribune., 1904-09-18

Pennsylvania

PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.
TIE ONLY FOUR-TsaCK LTNE LEADING o,-r m
NEW YORK.
STATIONS foot or WEST TwENTT TrI1pn 49,
AND DEsBROssES AND CORTLA NLF srR rETs
s.ss 's ;.y2s cav ,,.s ,s . 1T. ,5s Bs,5,Ss.s.
FOR THE WEST.
es55 A. VI. CHICAGO SPECIAL
.9;5S A. M. ST. LOUIS LIMITED
AS-SS A n THE PENIS LLXANIA LINITED-33
- ,-5s IS ? ". CHICAGO AND ST. LoCIs EzPREsz
- +-S9 - = 81 CHICAGO LIMITED
's.Ss SS r r =. n wEsTEsS WI rqsls fxFREss ExPREss
s'55 " PACIFIC EXPRESS
.s Is p " 6LEyELAND AND cINcINNATI EXP
WASHINGTOS AND THE sOUTH
'-ss - $ 25 '92S. '9.55 .los5 a m 122 .ia5s 2lo
80 'Ge7srsssiona L.ni,sd. a25 .42s ass as
80 sl255 ls325 '-ConC-ess'0naI Liruitea'l = =
soiIEfiS 4 RITl3 All & AT5s5 n as 42s pEA 5m s,
sT, - 81 81 CSAs4 IINH9za am and - daily
SoRFoiKD AL M 49, = Pm anu Il % am daily
FOR OLD PoI>sT CoMFoRT aad xoRFoLK-7s5 a m
ALI-ANTIC C!TY-e.55 a m and 2SS , m w.sk-azya.
TATE SAFE 4AY-l255 ,. n weekdays
sgndaysl. ana Pont Pleasant S55 a N. T. - 1855
)szeep9 En9 9 s,5c5 sSfsp' Lsas e 81 Brs9sh ne : & IS as
sundays S25 a N. aad 455 .. m
FOR PHILADEI PFFIA.
100 .2S, aI5S. S2. GS5 - "a IS ass 10 ..
10 50 ll5S A. m. L. Is sf255 q So 40 e5 3 IS
S.1S. 40. $40 A56 Css455 for North Philadelphia
oay 'o55- 65J, 755, SOS 2 y 9a5 fo- North PhiIa-
ssPhia only pm y 10 night weekiays. sundays SOS
800. 80. sS-2S st955, 055. s41O2S s1O-5J H.
1-@9 ri&S5 '155. s58. ass s4.z5 st4 50 FOR North
1-nladeIphia oBtyl, sA55 sS.SS Is
e25S n FOR North Phiiadsphia oayj N. 12-Io nish
Itcsey Offices Nos s6 la64 iIg ana ssf Broadwav: I89
alE Avenue below 23d ST. 283 Ftfth tHorner
@eth ST. i Astor House. stations named
SrooEJn Court Street 500 Fulton Street.. Brra6-
way. and Pennsylvania Annex station Tha New York
trsnsfsr Company VIII call fo- bags
ron hotels and residences through destination
Service.
v. ". ATTEPBT-Rv p WOOD
General Manager Passr TraHc Manager.
GEO. " BOYD.
General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1904-09-18
LackAWanna

LackaWanna r aiirood.
Leave New Yo-a. feet Fa-Ciay ard ,'hrisr1pher
IS 90 A. AI--Eor BtnshaElrou ard Syracuse
1000 a 81 For Buffalo. tlicaz} ac3 81. LoGlA
- 20 = M-For Buffalo and Chicago
TAGo 2 M-For Scranton and Fiyualth.
'6- 90 = M--For BUIalo ard Chicago
"S45 p NJ -For Buffalo. C-5-a
- 90 \. AI--FT1r Chlcs eepers oper = 81
Tickets g2l fTSS. 1895 Rroa|3way- \ r.. sSo
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Ocean Steamers.

For Porto LP3i@On
s.eaIusaivs Of the RED - LINZ viii sal for san
Juan direct follows;
: FiIlLADEIfF14-A 'ctQLcr j. noon
) CARACAS. saturday. October L..
80 80 For s.eight passage aspy %
ROTsLTON, BLISS X DALI.TTT
General Managers. 81 W1Il 81
DED ID" LINE.
Ia FOR La Guayra. Puerto cabelo Curacao ana sazs-
c.th, rta curacao. calling also at Juan p p
Fr,,s Pier -. adjoining Wall St. Ferry Brooklyn
g DELPHI A-...- SATURDAY, October J..
s. CARACAS saturday, October IS,
" - E'or "a eiuas-a. Curacao AMI Haracaibo.
{ LILA SATURDAY. September
8 WAPACAIRO Saturday, October =
hsxa xfsarnsrs nave superior for pas
sengers.
HprrITON. BLISS r. DAIIFTT
General Managers. 50 Wall 81
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Country Property to Let.

nEsTRABLE q ACRE PLOT for farming EASY drive
II NeW-Yorh markets. reasonable responsible
party only E. TANENBAUM 4 Co asa Uroadway,
New
New-York tribune., 1904-09-18
READING SYSTEM

49, JERSEY CENTRAL r. r.
oeEty street and south Very l7irne tom So
F0STC1N Es5-Trt5 - 1IT5er than sn0Vu below
GFIT|Sssr nE ELAEdEE. ALLENTOWN AND MATCH
~ % { 10 Easron onIvl. 2 10 NJ n s0-
3 - EasJon oniyl q. sundays. ~ Is
WILKEsBARRE AND sCRANTON-u4oo. oo. s1o
Y - = - Suaday5 "a 17 a. m. 100 Q m
A-AnEM0OD. LAAEHU RST. TOMS RIVER awD
sNE-tsAf--z4 90. - % "A 2 Il
oo0 and LaSeeurst only. go Sundays > Is
AILANTIC CITY, 40 a n ~ - . I,
'INEl-AND AND BRgDGETON-fzf. 90 p. n zft -
LONG BRANCH. ASBURY PARK OCEAN GROVE
POINT PLEASANT AND SE4sFiORF POINTS.
3Seos $50 ll2b a n xL1 90. 1Gl ST. 445 a.
ss0 4i-59 D N sunday except ocean Grove . IS
Fh14L-ADE HIA-tREAD DING TERMINAL sAzs
L-el- TsoN. - 90. $1,000. T1LO0 a
s!39 400 F3oo. $500. 1900. $500 = So a "a
Al0S p 80 Is u7d-
-4IA AND CHESTNUT STREETS . "a 80 -
.1s-g9 a m, -2o9, $500, 500. "7Qe. 7g25 . m
BALTIMORE AND WAsHINGTON-s o. .faga
.,1-- = ~. - HN. - co. 200. "l2I5
a n Reading only. ELu0 IEe. D N
Reading PottsviIls and harrisburg %. f5.0O
SANDY HOOK ROUTE r. oT Rector ST. Pr q
Atlantic Hids. Ssahright Monmouth Bch. Long
5ranch, AshCry Park, Pr Pleasant 1e00 L. "a.
SIS. +3' zoo 70 Ions Branch D. Sundays.
zFroua Liberty street oaIv- sDaf1v. fUafv excsos
SUNDAY Sundays only rParor only va Ia
rnag-a- xSatu-Gays aFEVceDt Saturdays
ss- +24 1890. I35t Broadway. tSc 5-h Az. @5 U1to7
square West 153 East 125th S. 1c5r1 So 2ts
columbus Ar- New York. court So. 3f4 500 FIltoH
81 B'kIy7. $50 Bwav- W'ushurE Ne~ York Trarsfer
90 ea' p peI f2g and checks baggage - dSstsaasion
Vice Pres and Gen. Nsr- Gen Passr
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-16
FULTON NEWS.

There will be big interesting meeting held
ten GasSs e sos is
class OF new members VIII be Initiated. and II
Is desrsd as many members VII at =, ~ so
ter r. Mrs 'si Ellsabeth Weodcscls, who was
trenasy ~ has returned g her home On Get-
congressnlan John. Lamb Is v!s!tinE his fan-
tx Sl. 1aayey HSn,e. latH' t, home.
81 s
ordinance Of baptism to-nlght'after the weekly
mss af's s,aIsA Tr re Else t. Han
The hullders League CT DENY srnan
as: 4, df ha M ss9 Mrs
Seal on Nicholson Street.
Victor the little son Or NJ. ana Sss e a|sh
sasSs IL AZ y sba,r i ia
aora q al q, S 81 s9 3, ' AZ
Soneft or ths Fulton Baptist porsonase, The as
s as Msxss sseas VIII n ehassd Wh
WII eatisIs Y r. Eyssta e the refreshments
Mr. E. Fl Harvey s'i iIolmes on Fulton street,
Mr. ~ w., shlScenyost has begun laying 1 e., t, y,
handsome dive llng on the adjoinins lot. which
hc now occupes With bis family, gis8i re
Tho Fulton Yeast Cake Company was granted
charter Monday5by the GorpoIatilesn Gsn'm,i,s-
sim N, W Rogers Us the president. " lac
en- pitai stock ii $4,000 to sah 0Oo. 8.
Mrs, Mary FERGUSON continues ~ az tho
l,cme of her daughter,S Mrs, FANNIE Wrenn, On
MI s. A Bailey. who has been Visiting at
ST ny Creek, Va, has returned home
J,n ser WIio VAS severely burned about tho
fuue ana head several days asa, by the eN,
lniesion OF Ncan OF kerosene oil, ~ getting
along nicely. Ono OF her eyes is thought 70 be
nfyected to U slight extent Z, Z, ~ 55, u,
1,he inlte,l Stitlcs revenue cutter otlaWii,
which left FOR Baltimore Md, Monday morn.
ins, and mn aground 9ppos,sL AZ, The RIshm9nd
10 he aground again al Windmill Point, about
ten niles below CITY Point. M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-16
.COULDN AFFORD
A PULPIT BIBLE /: J.
Donation Made BY Society tsol
C,,lored ChurchThe Blind IS
Colporter. 9s

The MI. Pisgah tcoloreO Church. otss
Orange county heavily burdened With.
debt, caused BY the erection Of q hoqss
Of worship. could not afford that NEST
Indispensable Of church efte ts---the pulpit
Bib a. Al ~ needing o. the board az
managers OF the Bible Society OF War;
ginla Monday evening q donation 81 iftS
pulpit Bible was made To Z he congrs saTS
considerable other business was trans
nssted by the board. The anriversaryis
Meeting was arranged for the ssconMs sun
day AT May nj Centenary Al'sthoaist 81
Cni,rch. E'he sneakers Wal 20 y ne ittsg,,
DR.. w, j., Young. PASTOR or Ssel'i nuatrs,.s
and he Rev. Dr. I. \ n, aleFaden pastor
al tha first PresbyiprlMl8 Church. .AiS Goss
nation OF about 1000 Bibles Vas mage s = 81
TIE ~, NJ, @. a. In PoTtsHit,pth, tie Nay
Nm, o. A. in Norfolk and me 3,hrJilya
branch III S9ld f,plnt, a dqnat 8 syfts5
also made Ia the Presby terrain mIssionsS
SUNDAY school my INiltull. ~ ne lseYs;lj
4 .R,ya q. Moore was appplnte aseML 4g.T5
the soeicty at Emporia. and NJ ~ tltfS
Payne. OF .Accolnaa, WAS sieet sa 4 its ISL
porter . .sg II 4, Z, ". is
II. Rosson tor anot her sseas kt9sys5
son rs n co!porter and Is ~ ~ ~ M
Is led around by u oas pnv, y MI MI
travels from Gown " 20 n ~
OF a month he Travels anaps s' Al lssalse
sells allsl slses3 aMsts MAD N
sl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-16
BARTON HEIGHTS.
e. II. Pitt has returned home

arr. II. Z IL Pitt has returned home from from
Wilam g hos gone e Chester TO visit
his mother Sarah GO yne y. q,
day fs isr l Mi ea., TO- ives
II Miss aiia IL Magruder. who has been visit
Ing Mrs. FCi. @ B. q Tnyl hal returned to her
he mo in charlottesville: . sI &
been q Visiting "a Mrs william has Jeff
= Mr.. Clay Puryear. who: has been visiting
Mr.. Luther Ellis, has returned return 70 MS nome
Mrs t. P. Ellis, who has been quite aicsS
at her home in Broosland Park. Is able to be
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Wilson have left I, fGT
their home In Columbia after peasant WISH
to Mrs William Slaughter.
Z Mr.. e. d. Redd Z who has been Visiting rela-
{tives In Hon Air. .ha s returned nom
Mr. aud Mrs. r. NJ. Perlslns md fanil ~ have
left for Portsmouth, Va, where the re-
M IS Ailca! southal who has been val ting
AIRS 9: N. Moores. has returned 70 sher nome ON
\, George Gruhbs. who has been very III 4 sa
n Mrs DR.. Gregory, OF King William, Is visit
ing ends on the Heights. SE3
a Mr., and Mrs. NJ. Collins. OF fork street,
have moved to Virginia Avenue. ~
a business trip to West Virginia. sS8 A IL. SIS !.
Niles Ida Lee who has been Sis or
parents has left for cotmnns. ~ . !, ~
"A Mrs. Robert Scott. who has been qult as.ck
Misc Graham Benson, who has been III with
tho measles Is able to- be GU. IN
Mr.. u. Waiter iliWeil Of PenbertfPn Isl WIS.,
Ting his parent . AZ h. =, 4, (. !,
his one on North Avenue, Is able to beS out,
Mrs Scanck, Of 5Ohlo. who has been syisi lac
Mrs G.. g. Cosby has returned to- her home
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-16
VERY GOOD NEWS
FOR SHIP-YARDS3

some people In q position to know what
they are talking about express the
opinion that the reopening Of the Trlggs
shipyard is not an idle dream, A bill is
pending In Congress to relmburse the
shlpyards Of tho country for their losses
IN building torpedo boats and torpedo
boat destroyers for the government ut a
time when all the yards were experiments
ing with this new craft, These expert
ments, 1t Is snld, broke the rrlgg Cons.
pany, and II the BILL passes, the refunded
money will go SO far towards llauldatlllg
It's debts as to reasonably assure a re-
organization az the company ana q re-
sumption OF work.
Ona optimistic reorganizer giles SO far
3as To predict q resumption or 0Peratl lions
~ Christmas, If the bill pass.1as, and IT IL
said that tho prospects for its passage
arc good. 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-16
Pronerty. Transfers.

Richmond Samuel Cohen and VIE 20 lsa =;
Cohen IS fee. on north side Webster street, ~
s John W. Gordon Ell Catllni heir wives
Eilen McC. Rogers and others to T, IL Bruno
taa feet on Park Avenue northwest
iIenrleo Rif u hsss
IDS feet vest Of Thirty sixth. $3.50. u
Rchard NJ Cioole and wi to ~ y att. !..s
Cioode Z, interest in lnt In block ga v ~
FredeT!ck Mehlbrecll ana wife To- MabIa NJ
% nren. SO feet on south side New Brla sas
IL 4. page to Indiana Page. his wife. 50 feet
on south side Main Street., rect east sol9
Hnber. ". Faincs Jr..i and vi to iil,aynss
y S'In yborne lot l40, E DON Park I'M
to n,aintahi Telephone lines across On
Broad Street Road 80 .3l WI
,rs ~ iyVortha m TO Kate r.. Vfarto
feet on north side Floyd Avenue lVs feet 5Wesssss
OF Park Street, ISLE ~ e7 4s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-16
j i BOND ]. ), QUOTATIONS

Chicago. n. I. and Pahlflc col.
'C., G.. c. and St Louis gen. 4s.... gSs
Snm ia " rotac AZ \. . :. 6S
S,oior,, III ami Soither1 4s. "a
n ,c,,vcr Ssnd Rio Crandc 4s,. !. o.
X ia ,rnr 1cr IA sV Al ,........ o.
Ea.9 tvnrt Ind oenverg Citys lists :. i0iL
IrnL, :, u iiav '4tla a l0is
+ n',;svP Ia = ~ IA III IjnGed Az. 9sl
arn In Il i 0c1nsol uod I. Z. 1881
AJaxirs - Il cant raj AZ I. !. 6a
,rasroI,s r-s "a ri mo . /. :.
"a 81: niiis IN 3. IS
r. s;,,s Il" n n MI trcxas a. 98
Missouri, Kansas and Texas IDS ..!9s11,
National II. r. of Mexico con-
New York Central gen y
Ncty Jersey Central zen. 5S...s.........s.SlSJ
~. ,sr, 81 =. TcS ls ". 510at
NJ. t III, ~ II ~ "a d, . 707
Norfnki ana Western con. ID 91i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-16
PARAMOUNT NEWS.

Mi. Sheppard, Of Altoona Pa, who was here r.
paitnf y W. fo,s ta 5ut
where no goes 70 put pess In several eh ,is:
hu.stoac f. e ebe r Isls a
Services Mi Do resumed at the unlon CHAPEL ~
on wv Street, rs between Twenty SECOND 4 ana
Twenty.third Strceta. next sinday@ evening "
@ {,s.iit y. ..,.e. q ": ses.
degntru social as sl ,,absa q,
themselves with music ganes rs f r ,1r
tSss psss se wsra dF .Ess Evs
Hobson Araninta Doyty Irene si rnaa
I Pqrrin e9 srn H H5bso a inrS
Sohnson Agnes sae dha Priss 8 sfsssss
Harry Robson. John C'onneis Thurman !, Da,y
Luther al Gley9lana p gS1S
Willie Wright q Mrs. spcer and e, Mes g 9, $:
Charles ohns, Emma Hobson and Is
x graphophdne contest Will be given g Ta!r-
mount baptist Church on Friday evening for
Following Re ID the roll q honor for tho Twsnty-
ninth Street School. week ending March 1lth ,aS
fdu aoM Rpns Minnie mH % ssass
sSssT
weeks Kenneth Ford lt%o
son sek Leslie three E,n e, M y, s 4
cone week., Mabel Peay Conc week) Eie Cur
stlss Zone week & TX 81, 5 ~ sd
Mrs Willie Nc Dowe)l Is quite II ut her 1csi-
dsnce on Twenty first Street, III Fairfield
Rl Mr. Frank Jones is in Washing n u.
a Mr. II. kuhn, who has been Dangerously
III with blood poisoning, Is reported as being
The Tairmount Hive OF Lady. AIaccabees met;
yesterday evening at Card z !. Hui Miss $Ette
NJ. Er 5innd, Stntc fcomnander,ssW was present
and refreshments wero served. 4,
mi Tho funeral OF Mrs. Ora s. ttox. who dled
4 ay,aStook nlaco from Leigh Street. Baptist
Church Monday evening at 3:So O ne
burial was in OF atwood. q
Mrs amcs $CllidsI and lssle daugh ter Sadie
Bell IRE In Dinwidde count Svis!t ting 4 her
Al members 81 the Home Circle OF King .
DAUGHTERS OF Christ Charcll are requested to
4 be present at the meeting to-morrow evening.
Following5 is the roll OF honor for Bowling
Green school. No. 2 for week ending March
18th: yi. 4,
Bertha Ra Hey, Romoln Frank, Es = er &, lones.
Mytre Lonri Cora !, Hugh Bar1ss,
Harvey Williams, willie Walton, Harvey Rol Y
Inns Vernon Tuck Clifton Bla !4l l a1'a
IL Mrs N Garrett. Of 11oils Twenty:thtrd
Street Is visiting relatives In the country
trhe ladies oe tho Methodist Church arc buoy
Scoilectlug runIlnaE for their sale. wi ch will
bas hold the first week In April They request
Ithcirsfrienls TO save NIL their rpn1nlnge for
them and they Will send for II When hottie
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-16
Moderate and We'll s'gillI Sustained
Dc,nand'forsto Through
sl aS5s IN out The List, !. q
THE BUYiNG INTERMITTENT En- 4 7
5tl'he Northern Securities. Case
stillstl,e Point OIL Which the
Whole Market Hinged.
(By xa.ssocIatsd l,ress.l.

" NEW YORK. March 15.-T There %hsssl
modern i and we'll Sustained demand for.
stocks to-day, which resulted in q. sub.
etantial advance In prices throughout the
list business WAS not larger than yester-5
day while the delivery Of tho Northern
securities opinion was In progress, but
sto.day'ag market wns entirely lacking In
~ he feverish tone and the cratic fluctu-
.ttions which characterized yesterdays
market. "a 5 Isl .5i II "A ;;$ II, IN Il IS B$
,rl,e buying ,yns somewhat intertnlt tent, 4
but there were no Intervening oa ckse VI Y
~ g,Yas The general vction38 t u,
SbuyIng came from short interest W!llsn
He N SisS secmrlties decision 10 buS
stocks ut a profit. There vas IA 3 sviden e
to-dayEof any pressure to sell OH account
1,erceying this Proceeded my u co / 4.
&tIejrs short con facts. They found on,ys
moderate offerings OF 81 ochs and /, were
obi IA to bid 8prices up consldsrilply ge-
Tho Northern Securit los ca e was Still
The point on which the whole. market
lilngeu.sSl T. IL cyldpnt that. 'latde \ rom
The incident ~ 4 reals5in'
ltyg has materially ffisd y q q eellns q
snlue OF tile Northern Securities device "
since the period Rhen j to me re stnentf ION
was suttlcient TO acon1ures up buoyant e g g
stiv.l!cs in the stock mar a nother i'm.
arortnnt influence tiponthe sentiment q q
opera tors was the ASSURANCE III conveyed
Eiil# Attorney General Knoxa AZ statement:
that nthe yernment does not intend ~
run amuck.tt This was cepted ~ a, NJ
StiInn,l Ion that the pOWcrs no." undon bteaiys
secured 10 the executi We 81 and believed
to be applicable toSmunSs her important
corporate lts. Ehicii have been I'olnte1; 70
us Vulnerable under proceedings based ON
tho case j,st detcrminca were con spici-
ous Iii to-daytS UP ward IN oNelneilt sI3.
Northern Securities Itself anl. SECURITIES
5of the companies Immediately ATE cted
were strong and gave a sylnpAtf1etl tic tong
tOlslt heSirest OF tue market a rush 9 s
sIelntedS shorts f1& cover, wED had IN i5Gdi
Sint hope of az reaction, mlde the Losing
strong and active Al about the Top prices
5of the day.s'rhe Pacifics, Eries and the
2ennsy iyania. group snow ya.inf Of f. points
or upwards. y 4 N il III SSS3s.
The bond market was i'm and more,
jo,nt IA and United States Steel "a bs. ay
& Total snles, par value. si,IIngoJ. III
United States bonds Were unchanged Oh
cali. - .rrs
Total sales were 4sic9 shares.
z NEW. YORK. March 15.--Close: Money
on cal steasy. q f3-i 10 per cent. closing
lid l ~; n offered al ! al. Time loans
easy Il sixty days q per cent? ninety days
IS to e1-e: six mcns hS g q to ~ Primo
m rcantile paper - TO s "a. Sterling
1;li mess In Lankerss bills nj $685. TO
st.S6.7O II for demand. and at $i.s3.91G 10
xLG4 for sixtys day bills, Posted rat sR
ISL Il e and Is ST 1-2s Commercial hills
sAS3 81 Bar.S.N tScr 10 SIS, Mexican dol
Jars ~ Is ft fS1 35S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-16
COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK, March "a The cotton market
ths Old and IL ieJiO points on The new crop
months under llgudat lon and Ioons sc. ing. Ct
trlcted by the Disappointing cables ind expec-
tations Of rather q large movement, While
nsfuctory spot demand Before tho declinlng
tendency vas checked My nad solh sdswn e
senevaily from l2al7 points lower. the new
crop posi- Ions showing Telatiye fr,aness IN ne
selling, however, appeared TO exhaust the
liquidation OF the weak long in.oreat, and
prices rallied a few points, After this ths
market, while moreor less 3irrsg9.lar, sh,oWea
room had osersola or the early bTeaIk and
Ton was offering. rs Inmates for tomorrow
receipts at Galveston aud .IeW. Orleans Wsrs
Expectations and Inst years iisl,rcs, IN spite
or these facts however ana tha Feae !; anary
to udyanes and II the middle q ths Afternoon I.
had sold III To- l6, AZ for May and 10, A. for
.iply.swish. March, which ATTRACTED Very little
business. calculating around ". 10, This reprer
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-16
Z Mr.. sclliverea, the Evangelist,

The evangelistts meetings for men,
spices Of the Young MEMS Christian Assn
meeting last night at The Second Baptist
Church wns We'll attended, and n there
were several decisions for Christ. The
meetings during the remainder Of the
week will he held In the Young Mems
Chris tan Association Hall, speclIl music
sci,iverea IS certainly d strong man, ard
he presents tho gospel in q plain and
forceful way. lie took for his subject
last night Paul's exclamation, ~ am not
li.e ponarioi God unto salYatlon,'''
These meetings are for men only, and
the men of Richmond have n great op-
iportunity In the chance or hearlng. this
man OF God, W.