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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-13
NO CoLORED BARTENDERs
Bartenders' League Passes Rule
Excluding Darkies.
U3X ASsOC.ated Prt

ROCHESTER, N. Y, May 12.-The del
egates to the convention of the Hotel
and Restaurant Employees International
Alliance and Bartenders' international
League to-day unanimously adopted g
resolution that no charter be granted
hereafter in any city to the colored bar
tenders in the States Of kentucky, Ten
nessee, Missouri, West Virginia, Eir-
ginia. North Carolina, South Carolina.
Georgia, Florida, Alabama, Arkansas,
Texas. Oklahoma Territory and Indiana.
unless by. permission OF majority Of
locals. and that no colored bartender be
permitted to work on travelling card
in any of the States mentioned This
last provision is intended TO strike down
the employment of colored laborsjn buffet
adoption of the resolution Is that col
orcd bartenders in the South are UNI
skilled Workmen.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-13
HIS LEGS CRUSHED OFF.
Terrible Accident in Granite
Ouarry-Child Burned to Death,

Especial to The Times-Dispatcll,)
SALISBURY, n, c., May l2--Robert
Wyatt aged eighteen years, an cmploye
at Artzs granite quarry, Rowan county.
was caught under n falling stone weigh
Ing several tons to-day, and had both
legs crushed off, from which Injuries he
died soon afterwards. Richard coley an
other employe Of the quarry, was seri-
ously injured.
The eight-months-old daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Luther Mesimer, of Rockwell,
near this city, was burned to death yes
terday The babe was In Its cradle when
the clothing ignited and fatally burned
the child
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-13
PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK, May l2,--F1>oUR-Steady. Rye
Fiour-Stendy Cornmeai--Steudy. Rye-Duii.
Earley--Dull.
Enthusiastically steady; No. red. slpe OPP
tions opened steady and advanced on reports
OF a good demand Toward noon the market
weakened and later was heavy under liquida-
Iiassc. net lower Maj' closed a. . ss, 1uis'
Gorii--Firm; Nos 5sisc. option market was
May closed al 5Si:c Iuly IT,; sep'en-
Beef-steady Gu, Meats-pull. LarI-Bare-
ly steady; refined, easy. Pork-Dni'. Ialiow-
Koslu-Steady Turpentine-Si sndS
Coifee-spot Rio. quiet; No, invoice. b&c-.
mild. quiet: cordovn. ioli3e. The marker for
cofree futures opened steady ana unchahseu
but became a little more active later on q
scattering demand, which Impaired sieaaier
tone The close MAS steady net unchauseu 10
10 points higher sales 5l.oV, oaes snsai n.
Raw. trn; fair refining, Shc. -centrii esaii 10
test 3:,c. noiasses sugar 3c.; rehheo, nrm,
Rice-Clulet. Molasses--firn 49,
lRutter--Etrtn; extra fresh creamery, 2vp
npi1c.: state dairy. l3dlsc. Chcese-lrregular
old state large and small. fall MADE. lo5tY
lie (. new State, small, colorcd. 1I,Hc; small.
willie t46lc. Eggs-lrresuiar: state. Penn
syivanIa and nearby, fancy selected zeH sg'ac.
! Potatoes-Quict; new. southern. ~ seIo, q
stain and Western. sacks, $259el3.9s Jersey
Sweets s2b0If.O Peanuts-Stehdy: fancy
handpicked, sac; other donestlcs, sA4bt.c.
at Sl4l.5o. Cotton-By steam
10 liverpool l2c.: freghts 70 Liverpool, quiet.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-13
PRIZE FIGHTER KILLED
IN TEN-ROUND PREL lMIN NARY

(By AssotIat ted PreSs)
FRESNO. CAL, May Eth ten
round preliminary before the Central Cal
ifornia Athletic Club, johnny Bryant was
pounded into inscnsbilty by Walter
Robinson. n negro, and received Injuries
from which he died in n few hours,
rho fight ended In the ninth round, In
which Bryant was floored six times. His
seconds had thrown the spongell into the
ring when the blow on the Jaw, that rem
dered Bryant unconscious. was struck.
Robinson has been arrested.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-13
BIG SALE OF L. & N.
Announced That ]. P. Morgan
& Co. Dispose Of $23,ooo,ooo.

(By Associated Fress.)
NEW YORK May Reinforcement
was made to-day that ]. p. Morgan and
Company have sold s230o0,0oO of Louis
vlllo and Nashville Railway four point
collateral trust bonds. which were issued
last year. Notlce of the dissolution of
tho syndicate which underworld the
bonds Will be published next week, &
1t Is understood that the syndicate will
declare a dividend Of not less than 2
per cent. OF the proceeds obtained for
tho bonds, sll 900 600 was applied to tho
payment Of previous obligations, nclud-
Ing a first mortgage on the South and
North Alabama road, The balance went
for other corporate purposes.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-13
BAD FREIGHT WRECK.
Nearly Entire Train Smashed
and Engineer Killed.

- Especial to Tho T1mes-Dlspntch.)
il FAYETTEvILLE n. c., May 12.-No
200, through soutll-bound freight. on tile
Atlantic Coast Line, Jumped tile track
Just this side of Hope Hills, at 8 o'clock
this afternoon. killing Engineer Allen
Instantly, and seriously injuring the me-
gro fireman, demolishing tho engine and
the entire train, except two cars, and
the caboose A special train was sent
to tho scene from here with physicians
and undertaken. Wrecking trains from
Rocky Mount and Florence are now on
scene 1t will DO daylight before the
track is cleared, all through trains going
via Wilmington.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-13
NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON. n. Co. May 1?-sPIR1Ts
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 80 casks. Rosin-
Firm at so,25; receipts. So barrels. Tar-Firm
at So; receipts. 40 barrels Crude Turpentine-
Firm at so25a375 and $500; receipts. 20 bar
rels.
SAVANNAH, GA, May 12,--TURPENT1NE--
casks: exports ,3c2 casks Rosin--Firm: sales.
l.94e barrels; receipts. 2,eio barrels; exports.
l,S2S barrels.
CHARLESTON. s. c.. May 12,-TURPEN-
TINE-Nothing doing. Rosn-Qulet. /N
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. MAY ls, 1905

PORT OF RlCHMOND, MAY IL, 1904.
ARRIVED.
Steamer. Old Point Comfort, Graves James
passengers. Virginia Navigation Co.
disc and passengers, Old E2minion line
Schooner Don't Know, LarkIn, James
River, light. E
coal. erirr,p and west Coal Co.
Barge Edward Fay. Denlson. Baltimore. coal,
Wake and Bnllauff.
Barge Ann Thomson, Conner Baltimore, coal,
II. r, Murphy and Son,
SAILED
steamer Berkeley, Shelly. Norfolk. merchan.
disc ana passengers, Old Dominion line
PORT OF WEST POINT, MAY. l2. 1so.
ARRIVED.
Dnnyie, Short, Bal,lmors, passengers and
Elm City Haynes, Mattaponi River Land
lngs passengers and general cargo.
SAILED,
Danyle. Short, baltimore passengers and
general cargo.
!ngs, passengers and general cargo
PORT NEWPORT NEWS, MAY IL, 1904.
ARRIVED
Steamer Cayo Mono Galveston,
Steamer Saturnina, Galveston
Steamer Almora. Norfolk
Steamer cayo Mono; :, ROTTERDAM ,,Y,aya
Steamer Kanowha. Norfolk'
Rarse Texas. Norfolk.
Barge Coal King. Portland.
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Will Fill Chair at Guilford.

CEy Associated Press)
WABASH IND. May l2.-Royal j. Da-
Wis, of this city, has been appointed to
the chair Of English history In Guilford
College, North Carolina. Mr., Davis Is Il
graduate of Earlham. Haverford and
Harvard Recently he has been con-
nected with The Evanston. Illinois, press,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-13
Transfers Old Property.
lRv Assoclatel Press.


WASHINGTON. D. c., May 12,--Assis-
tant Secretary of War Oliver signed a
deed transferring the old Columbian ar
senal property, constituting tract, of
slxty-seven acres in Marry county, Ten
ncssee, to the Columbia Military Acad-
envy, under the conditions of the act
approved April q, 1904.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-13
Five Per Gent. Money

h. Tyler, sixty-one years old, for twelve
years chief grain Inspector for the
Chesapeake and Ohio at this port. died
here to-day OF gastrltls. He leaves n
daughter, Mrs. Henry Ungrish OF White
Plains, n, y. who is expected to ar
rive to-day. Interment probably VIII take
place in tile family cemetery. near Bank
.1t 3 IL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-13
Richmonders in New York.

Especial 10 HE Tlmes-DlspatchD
NEW YORK, May l2,--Waldorf q, W..
Stevens, Manhattan Mrs. H.. IL. Lucas;
Aston. G. p. Johnson G.. b. Buchanan;
Albemarle, II. Williams, Jr., Miss II,
Buck, Miss Williams; Gilsey, j, II. An
derson
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-13
CLAW Street League.

Tbe devotional meeting of the Clay
street Epworth L;saFqe %ily be led this
secretary of flo Young Men's Christian
Mr.. Baker has endeared himself very
hee, here. lie is an Interesting talker
ana large crowd Is expected to hear
him. All are invited to come.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-13
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PEANUT MARKETS,

PETERSBURG. VA. May 12.-PEANUTs-.
Continue firm at sl.lS per bushei rof spanish:
offered. virglnias firm at 4sic. for fancy stock.
Some shipments are being made from Peters
burg Of stock that had been stored in this
NORFOLK. VA. May l2.-PEANUTs-
Fancy. 4Ed6c.; Etrlctly priir-S, ll.attsc: prime
r.444sc.: common, 5,sQ3ac.; Spanish. ills per
buahel. .t-
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U s. refundns %, Observation-Disclosures. 1os
u s.. refundIng ~, coupon ............... 1o5
U. s. 49, registered Observation-Disclosures. 1o5N
y. s.. as, coupon ,.,,,,.,.... 1906 z
u. $. New 49, registered :. ............ 1921
u. S. New Is. coupon ....................... 1921
Y. s. Old is, regstcrcd... j107
u. 8. Old 49, coupon Observation-Disclosures. 1o7 +
Acthison general Va ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS l
5Atcilson adjustment AZ ....,.,.. 10 x
Atlantic Coast Line 4s Observation-Disclosures e5l
baltimore and Ohio 4s ....................1l o17s
Baltimore and Ohio 3i,s ,................ 95
Central OF Georgia s. ...................... 1o6ta
Central Of Georgia is, lnc...............," 7tls
c,heaapcake and Ohio Observation-Disclosures. 1o3ts
Chicago ard Alton Observation-Disclosures. 80
Chicago. %. and Quincy new 4s...........,.. Oh
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

showed q slight improvement with buyers
seemingly more anxious to provide for future
requirements. Export buyers have been In tho
market and some business has been done. but
the amount and price vary materially In re-
ports received.
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Northern Pacific 4s .........................1 0l
Northern Pacific IS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 72I
Norfolk and Western con. 4s.,...,.......... 9ia
Oregon short Line 4s and PartIc......... 9i9.
Pennsylvania conv. 3As.................,. o.
Heading General AZ .......,.........,........ 70
ST Louis AMI Iron Mountain con. 5s... ia
st. Louis and san Francisco fg. 4s........ S2k
ST Louis southwestern 1sts............... ~ II
Snaboard AIR Line As Observation-Disclosures. 70
Southern Pacific ar OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. oeH
Southern Railway Us ...................... tih9l
Texas and Pacific 1sts.....,..,..,.."... 1855
u9sa9' p 81 Il a II western 80
Union Pacific COW. 4s...................... DIB
u. g. Steel I'd s. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. IN
Wabash lists Ito
Wabash Deb. observation-disclosures. 53h
Wheeling and Lake Erie 4s.,............ s9K
wisconsin Central is ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Nli
Colorado Fuel ind Iron cony. 5s........ IA
NJ. and o., collateral Trust as.............. "a
Central OF Georgia I'd Inc. uls
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-13
coTroNsEEp OH MARKET.

NEW YORK, May 12.-Cottonseed oil showed
belief that the market is overloaded. Prime
crude (, o. b. mills. 2llsc, prime summer yell
low, 27fpa7iac, off summer yellow, nomnal;
prime white. s2c.; prime winter yellow. SIC.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-13
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
Richmond. Va. May Il. 1904.

virginia cen,uries-i.Do a, sa; 500 at s5H,
1000 at a5ts.
e.A 1000 as CAS- a0oD at 10.
Virginia $500 at s44s; 800 at a4's.
Seaboard AR Line commop-2J at g..
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, IL Hn,.egrsss bv both domestic and foreign
crops we're potent factors in weakening whea.
&c, day. Al the close the July delivery ei was
dSwn &c Corn Is up isgHc.: oats show gain
& ne; provisions closed practically at last
niphtt a final figures. 49, 1919
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CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
tsaes at Union Stock Yards,

.
CATTLE Receipts. es head. Market active.
Best steers mee bsf 10 sepa
e eoMs saa a ' 6uiis 5aie calves 5a&se
fresh cows. s25,a45.; Quarantine cattle. sMa
,iHoes1Reeelpts. $50 head. Market fair.
SHEEP AND 'LAntBs-Receipts. 200 head.
2Jsa4c.: bucks. 3a3hc,; spring lambs 6asc.
500 head. Market active o.strong- Good 70
prime steers. s5.ioI5. 6s: poor 70 medium s.. 1oW
si sssrs a9s sesase: eanne9s s
steers, s4ssasoo: Hogs.ReeeIpts 70, day.: q
higher Mixed and butchers. si6sg4.s5; good
e choice heavy: sl.T5g4s1l;; rough. heavy.
steady lambs steady. Good to chico wethers,
:bs lar Z ssGSe cpp ,ssd native rsi abs
81 b0gs %; clipped Western lambs. ;i.75Q6 10;
wcoled Western lambs. IS ad6.so
NEW YORK May ls.H lSI;s ,, trading.
cd ssas saSS ss PRIME sars s
s sepea a9ss n es d S.neEs ssaas e
spring lambs. SO each Dressed mutton steady
e. s9es per pornd ssr
cass Iiogs-steady.
BALTIMORE. ND. May 1e,-cholce light
veals. 5isff6a4c. per pound; good veal, 4HIoc. |;
poor 10 good. per head, saGs0o. Lambs and
sheep-sprng lambs choice !. and nd fat 7lse per
wool sheep. per pound. best stock, 3u3isc.;
good. per head. sg.soa3.co; Inferior. per head,
sI,Ogg1-5o; old bucks. per pound. 2dSc. as TO
quality and weight
UNION STOCK YARDS. PITTsBURG, Pa.
May 1a.-CATTLE-supply light; market
fair, st2cI4.r5. Hogs-Receipts. 10 double
decks; market slow. Prime, heavy and me-
dlums ssgS;5o; heavy workers.. soGS.o6 light
ilo, Sheep-supply light; market steady.
Prime wethers s5G,5.lo choice lambs, s6.ioG
6.25; veal calves, 5000.
CINCINNATI o., May 12.-HoGS-steady at
s4s5ai35. Cattle-Steady at s. 251i.J0. Sheep
Steady at $3346- Lambs-Steady at $500 4. IS.
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Mrs. l.. e. Shaner.

Especial to The 'rmes-DispatcH.)
IYNCHBURG, VA, May 2.-Mrs.
Luara Ellen Shaner Wife OF Councilman
Louis p. shancr, died this morning after
4 long illness, aged forty-six years. she
Is survived by her husband, by four so
Harry r.. Shnncr. city engineer; owen en-.
a student at the University OF yifgl s1lll;
also by three daughters. Misses Ruby.
Hazel and Selma, of this city, She
leaves ono brother. Mr.. r. J. Berndt.
and two sisters, Mrs. Amelia Bonitz, q
Rivermont, and Mrs. Flora Clay. o. OF
ITousfnlt 5fs9stSH.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-13

BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE, ND. May l2.-Seabnard Air
Line preferred, 17itll7ss. Atlantic Coast Line
common, l07 bid
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

Chicago. NJ. and ST. Paul gen 4s........ 100
chicago and Northwestern con. 7s........ 123H
Chicago. n. l. and Pacific 4s................ eo'l
Chicago, II. T. and Pac. col. 5s............JS so
c., c.. C, and ST Louis gen. 4s............ 1o1 .
Chicago Terminal As ....................... 7o;s
Consolidated Tobacco Observation-Disclosures. So.
Colorado and Southern 4s................ 81
Denver and Rio Grande 4s.............. oSR
Eris prior lien IL Observation-Disclosures. 9Sh
Erie General Is ssss
Forth Worth and Denver City 1sts......... 1918
Hooking Valley 4ka 1o7Ss
Louisville and Nashville Unified 4s........ 1G
Manhattan con gold As .....................1 oas,s
Mexican Central Is ........................ 65ia
M Msn1ea and c 81, no lst i. Inc 5 49,
missouri Knnsa. and Texas 4s............ 1905
Missouri Kansas and Texas 2ds.......... 7Sss
National r. r. OF Mexico con. ds.......... "a
New York Central gen. 3I.s.. .,.......... o9ta
New Jersey Central gen. 6s............... 13o;s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-13
Maior a. r. KinneY.-

(SDecial to Tho Times spatch) sss
STAUNTON, VA, May 12.--Major Alex:
nnder f. Kinney, one of Staunton's most
substantial citizens. died at Ills homn!
here this morning, aged sixty-eight years.
He had been sick for several months.s
hut Yesterday he felt so much improved
mat he drove down to the new Nationalf
valley Bank, of which institution he had
been paying teller fora number Of years
He is survived by three daughters, Mrs.
NJ. C. H. Holiday and Miss Maud Kin
ney, of Staunton, and Mrs. Granville
sherwood, of Illinois, and By two SONS,
William and Thomas, of New YORK clty.s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-13

Cotton, quiet; nddlng. 1895; gross receipts.
1855 balesi sales. lp) bales; stock, So65s bales;
export to the Continent, 1422 bales
II Total to-day ut all seapor;s--Net receipts.
1911 bales export tn Great Britain. l,7e5 bales;
10 the Continent AZ bales; stock 1896 1893 hales.
Consolidated at all seaports-Net receipts,
90 54s bales; export 10 Great Britain 2s.213
blaes; TO rance. ~ bales TO the Continent, s.l2s
bales. TO Japan 2i5 bales, 10 Mexico, 50 bales.
Net receipts B,a53.tai bales: export TO Great
britain. e,3o7cio baer; to France, gIoaa bales;
10 The Continent 45J 80 bales; to Japan, 4iIs5
bales; to Mexico. 25s2l bales.
NEW ORLEANS. LA. May u, COTTON
Spot cpt ton duh and easier; sales, CO.. bales in
Guiding 100 IN arrive Quptations l-l6c. lower.
h Futures under the Influence OF Disappointing
Liverpool cables opened 4a11 points lower.
The big bulls showed not the slightest dlsp9si-
ton to support price. but nevertheless prices
made fair recoveries from the initial decline IT
might be said that the big reduction in the
Boston stock OF cotton had more effect this
morning than y had yesterday. Again the
weather rnapa Mas decidedly bulish. showing
low temperatures and no rain. a loud cry f2r
rain is going up from the Central and Eastern
portions OF The cotton belt The market re-
In the trading July trs. loss u points at l3yl
recovered to 1901 and finally declined to 1891 ;
October los, points at il09 recovered TO II, "A
and declined 10 i.o9. The market closed weak
with net losses on the old crop positions og lSI
II points and sal points on the new,
Cotton futures quiet and steady: May, IL. 500
1851. June. iaTlala.72; july, ~ alal3.o-; An-
gust II gTIt2,aS: September. IL sDgllb q: Octo-
ber 1l-09G lilo; November. lossglLol Decent
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= Fl. Teffress.
sro,,sl n The ,rimes- Dis patch.)

(speoial to The Times ispatch2
KEYSSIELE VA, May l2-Alr. Y, H.
,Iefrrcss died last night. He was mem.
ber az Brlery Presbyterian Church ano
an active vcstryman OF Ascension Church.
Of Keysville. lie served with galla ,nd,,,
during the Civil War, contracting iron.
consequent exposure rheumatism WINCH
made him an invalid for the past twenty envy
years. ,.,,,,,, /, ,sS4 &
and since that time has been ensaReN
s sue, In the mercantile business,
l He is survived by d wife. two sons and
Two daashter Gs So, stanlS e. 1en HuHt
Luther G, Jettfess' ,, Mto Tenn 9".'8,
Mrs. Mollie Rarney.
tsn.cial IA The Times DispatcNl
rpSST RoYAI. VA. May l2'-Mrs,
MollIe Ramey wife Of Chief Of Police
James w. Ramey, died at her nome hsis
Yesterday of cancer, aged iiftS-seyen
years. Two sons, Messrs, Ernest ana
\ville survive her
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I'he lendinH futures ranged as folIows!
1"S tAS'NNNN'''e Oman High. Low. Clona

Cash quotations We're as foIloWs: FLUOUF..
Steady. No. 2 spring wheat, 90qs5c, No 3
Soc; No. . yellow b2leGl5sc, No. oats, ALAG
lshc.; No. white. 42Gtt,ac, No 9 rye re,
mating. 4sn5ec. No. flaxseed, s1,olis; No. l
morthwsstern, slo9,s prime Timothy eed. $500,
Mess pork, per barrel, Sll, loUlll2 lard, per
So 16g6 70; short clear sides tboxedl. s6,a5I6bO,
Whskey. basis Of high wines, sl;?s Glover
cries. isaiSiac.; dairies. lsdl7c. Chcese--Easy
at sisdl9.sc, Eggs--steady at mark. cases In
cluded, 15n4l5isc.
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~ \. +++++++**t++t
+ Official Range and Sale Of Stocks in New ork
Brokers
.4444444 = go < tt+ +tt+++34
Bankers and Brokers.
BY Thomas Branch K Co, Bat
SALES.

100 Nash. Chat. and 8. L."..
500 New York Central .....'...
1Uo Norfolk and Western.n...
500 ". w Ont, and West......
100 Pacific Mall d. ...9....,4..,.
37S Pennsylvania Il. R........
100 Peoples Gas. tClilcago) ~.
yo0-prcsscd Steel Car............
200 Pressed Steel Car. pfd.."..
100 Republic I. and s., CONF.
800 Republic 1. ard ST., pfd....
400 Reading, COM. ..f.........
Reading, LIST pfh.. ............
$500 Rock Island, om.........,.
1900 Rock Island. pfd.,..."...
leo S. L. and Southwest. pfd..
1900 Southern Pacific .....s...
20 Southern Railway, come.
100 Southern Railway, pfd....i
Scaboard Air Line, com....
Seeboard Air Line, pfd.....
$500 Tenn. Coal and Iron........
300 Texas Pacific ...n..........
.S4OO Union Pacific ................5
200 United States I.cather.....
$500 United States Steel,.....
,24tD United States Steel pfd...
p Va. Car. Chemical. conn.,.
200 Va. Car. Chemical, pfd....
200 Wabash, CONF. ..........
37U Wabash. pfd...... .u......
1900 Western Union ..............
go Wisconsin Central ..........
Total sales i10,S00.
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ssssss4 :is 5' IL. HI III ?'i' h, 15i
HsSsmber ,as l lls 1 1l:i HI 8
spot cotton closed quiet. IN points lower
midhlins uplands, 1855: mlddling gulf. 1890;
sales. 1.40o bales. n
The Irish standard., 1904-04-02
= 4 \ 4 \ \ 4 4 4 \ y 4 \ + + 4
WITH THE POETS


Remember Sixty-One.
L can't see why our brothers laud
The God-forsaken Jap,
And spread the fervent hope abroad
He'll own all Asia's map.
l can't see why our sympathy
Should with the "yellows" run.
Or now forget
The friend we met
Way back in 'Sixty-one.
When brothers warred throughout the
land,
And Nultures preyed around,
And Freedom took it's last grim stand
On fair Columbia's ground.
When England stabbed her in the
back,
10 pull our Union down,
The Russian bear
With ships was there,
Reside New York's old town.
Oh, hearty were the cheers that rang
For Russia's standard then,
And marching men in triumph sang
10 Russia's ships and men.
The great white Gar from far away
Had spoken DER the MAIN
Hands off that land
My fleet will stand,
The Union to maintain"
Go ask the veteran old and gray,
Before he answers taps"
Should we assail the bear today
And aid the "Chinks" and JAMS?
I'll take his answer as he stands
And if he'd shoulder gun,
You bet he'd say.
well back to-day
The friend of 'Sixty-one."
j. p. O'Mahony.
The Irish standard., 1904-04-02

An Irish journal had this gem in
answer to correspondent: 1--WE de-
cline to acknowledge the receipt of
your post card" Which is very much
like the Corkonian who travelled into
Kerry to an insulting enemy to "tell
him to his face that he would treat
him with silent contempt"
The Irish standard., 1904-04-02

"Young man." said the old gentle
man, my daughter is too young to
marry. A girl of her age cannot be
sure Of her own mind in q matter of
such Importance"
II fully realize that" replied the
young man, who had just secured the
fair ones consent. 'Thats why l
don't want to wait"