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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-17
SOuThER Rail WAY.

SCHEDULE IN#EFFEcT DEC. q, l9oA
50 TRAINS K Lt-Ay IGH MOND.s, ~
n 20 A M!--lJull for t.har otte, NJ. Co
I . IA p NJ -Dai ffet Pullman to-
u = Atlanta and Birmingham. New Orleans.
Memphis, Cha anouga& and all the South
4 son p III Elk. Sunday-KeysyillesL oca! q.
80 fo NJ for all the Sou x
III ssI y RISsSAi1VER LIN FL u
Il The fayorIte route to Baltimore ana Eastern
points. Leave Richrgond 40 F.. a. MondayA
% US IS @ vednesdays and
II "a IS. M.gExcepts sunday-For West Point.
s'-p cnnacting With steamers for Baltimore
and river landings Mondays, WednesdeyeS
~ and Fridays Steamer calls at, Glouce3tess
Point, "A Almonds and Clay Bnnk. =
4;45 ~ nI.-Except Sunday. Local mixed ZOE
" NT ,fsA 1sSiss ARRIVE RICHMOND.
4 "a An q and t6:49 p M.-From all the South.
~ ~ M From Charlotte and Durham. a
S:.i A. M-From Keysvllle sti
q ~ AZ M,-Baltlnore and West Point. .Ss..S
1G.Is A. AZ I, Wednesdays and Frtdaya;s b:lO 5F,$
q s.. daily. except sundny--Frem " Ytt''8
q w ,eoWs1EfsTBuRY. D. P. a. Richmond Va.
4 =. - l~asp IL n NJ, S5 c. Pr A., 5ss
a. Fl. ACKERT. Gem. Mgr. I s
Washington. D. c. E5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-17
JENKINS NOW CHAMPION,
Bitter F cling Between Men
h When They Went on M at.

55 tspecial to The Times Dlspatch.)
NEW Be YORK, March "a. The victory Of
Jenkins In the match witt. Gotch "Wednesday e.
Ca tct- as catch can wrestling championship he
lost a short while ago
There. wag a bitter feeling between the men
when they met last night, for I ] erktns wac
determined that he would win the title back.
In the first bout he was the aggressort most
OF the time. Gotch started in the SECOND 6
bout in z a way that showed heFwns q deter.
mined to win, and had Jenkins. running al
over the6 ring to get away from his holds.
Then he caught Jenkns, and for four, M
Weight when he ut last put him down there
~ as great cheering. 1t was expected, !. owing
10 the way that he downed j enkins IN the
lrrcssiye tactics in the third but Y he failed
IL do az. and jenkins had him on the mat
most OF the time, until he put; him down tor
Jenkins won the first fall with a half Mel
son and bar lock. The work. Of both men
In this bout was clean. Gotcha spe Hle 3
time IN nay Saf Neson
and Goch. In trying to break the holu sl'pea
into the bar-lock md was pinned TO the mat
The time Of the bout W
b The second bout went ito Gotch, VI u, q Dat
lock and neck hold, In six minutes ana LOFTY,
seven seconds The men were more So ~
seemed no escape. Jenkins persist ed In crawl
ing OF the mat. and aroused the
ire. Gotch got o. crotch hold ana I, Jenk ~ y
the bar-ock After 81 lot q pushing Jen,
:M Kln.s s oxhu.sted after Ills bout:
Gotch started In the thra ana st
soon got q body hold and threw him to at 4,
floor tried every waySa9 nreax ,ne
MIMI OF hard work Jenkins got Gotch's
shoulders to the mat and won tns ial r rsferss
Championships Tin Hurst acted as rsi ~ tss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-17
STOCK NARK[T
IS REACT|0.N|l|A|R|;|Y'|.
Prices Were High at the Open
ing, and Then Hurried
Downward.
THE MONEY RATE Is FlR I !: !
Chesapeake and Ohio a Point Of
Resistance to the
Reaction.
-lBy 3Associatetl Press.l

g55S NEW ~ DIRK March 16.--The react Ion a
airy tendency in the stock market, which On
developed with the furry in the ca'l
money market later yesterday, was con-
8tinucd to-day. The selling seemed due
to the same cause, as there was no APP
parent change in conditions otherwise nor
in the character Of thesreports in circu-
flation which have reen the main influence
on the speculation for some time sf7
Tie tip, was circulated extensively at
the opening that The ong-heralded Van
derb,lt deal would certainly be announced
during the day. tho alleged increase pt
the Chesapeake aud Ohio dividend being
Included In the plan, and opening ad>
yaticcs ran from Il large fraction to near
8ly6two points III many OF the prominent
stocks Tho first prices, however, were
tho highest, almost without exception.
and the rapidly with which they TOOK
tho downward course suggested duite
forcibiy that efforts had been made to
make the opening high TO afford q basis
for selling the profits at greater q q ivan
&tage. With the reactionary tendency Of
the market established, the professional
operating element attacked prices win
rcat ~ gor.8 81 ~ rs q. q, 5
furry iii call ioa- IS was due to the recall
IL of government deposits and was mercy
TEMPORARY Preparation for the stanuard4
|#Oil dividend Is Ass assigned as the Bocca-
sion for the shifting of loans. ss
The money rate was firincr. ~ Wever,5
mo Oans being made below three per cent
and thesrate rising gain TO a hi her = g
8ure late in the day There were points Of
resistance to the reaction in the days
market. notably the local ira tlons: tne
railroad qulpment companies and SChesa--
#Ilelke and OhiO.s
The towering by shorts worked a ma q
Steria1 rally all around during tho last hour
Sand 5the days declines are moderate In
eonseaucnce. The closing. was Irregular.
" Bonds were irregular. Total sales, PAL
value. 50. sso coo. United States bond were
Tall unchanged Son call. 5n3isf
THE total sales OF stocks for the day
were 4 200 shares. S8 i5s5S i
i$ss IoNEY AND ExcHAEGE-CLOsE:
Money on all strong "a 2 1-2l4 per cent?
closing bid. 2 1-2 pee cen !: offered at 2 IL
per cent. time loans, steady; sixty days
and ninety days, 3 per cen q; six months,
Bill per cent. prime mercantile pa per-
70 3-46i4 1-2 per cent. Sterling exchange
weak with actual business In bankers'
bills Mt s4.sS.45sl4.s6.5G for demand and at
ss4S4459 .SA65 for SIS ty3 days Bills posted
rates. sAS5 1-2 and III s4.S7 IL; commercial
bills S4S4 1-4G4.S43-s. Bar silver, So; Mex
lean dollars, IS, IN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-17
new ORLEANS RAGE
Meeting EXTENDED
IA Notice Posted That it Will.
Continue Until March
M 26th.
(By Associated Press


NEW ORLEANS, March ,--A notice post
ed at tho new Louisiana Jockey Clubs track
this afternoon announced the extension Of thy
present meeting 10 and Including March goth,
Kitty Plat and Arch Oldham we're. the only on
First race-raile and slxtsenth--Mezso "a
to first Dr. Stephens "a @ % Y, second, yelos
second racssix trlongs-E Fairly go 70
Il Ia 1 to |, th a n Tims, l;lls.5
Third racethEse and q q, ha ! furongs.hlask
Handbag Is to 81 third. Time, ;i3 rs.
en- fprle 9ag handea s e
81 second. Trapper % TO q third. Time,
1:2s 4-5, hi. ,l ~.
q to q first, The lIuguenot ~ TO % second,
Mae Hanton "a to y third Time, l;4I go y.
sixth race--six furlongs Opinion % y TO p
first Mon Amour .Qo TO y second, Clique q
10 IL third Time. li1b, US 81 5 m
seventh race--fiys fyrlengs5T--A Arch Oldham
20 to 81 first, Whippoorwills q to p second,
Stella Allen Il to ~ third Time. 1901 3-6. M
&
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-17
.BA7'7.L|NC.DAN[
WASIN|0|7i |. Il
Paid No Attention to Caffrotf's
Hot Air, and Will Likely
Bring Britt Is Terms.
/ FIGHT Ugh BEFORE Be: q SIX WEEKS ::
Great Interest Taken in Result
~ - q 49, 45t t4.3t
FIGHT BEE ORE SIX WEEKS E
Great Interest Taken in Result
ofWcdnesday's Match Between
55 jenkins and Gotcll. IS
10 The Times. Dispatch,

Especial to The Times. Dispatch.)
SAN FRANCISCO. March 1s-"Jirnrnlo
Britt ana II will fight here In Frisco before
six weeks have gone BY, said Battling Nell
son yesterday. They tried to ucare me. With
that talk about Britt meeting White, but I
notice that when 1 announced my Intention Of
packing up and leaving here hey seemed TO
get suddenly worried. = H = @58 Fl 3.
L Developments surely indicate that Coffroth's
announcement that he had signed abez White
as the next opponent for Britt was solely to
force Battling Nelson to come to his and
Brtt's terms in order that Britt light corral
the extra ten per cent OF the proceeds.
3S In tho face OF his Z sta tenaent the match
had been made with White, y Goffroth, Willie
\ Britt and Eddie Graney we're after Nelson and
HIS manager, Billy Nolan, again to-day beg
sgng them Z to agree to the original terms.
Nelson still held to $hls declaration that ne
was entitled to an even break wit h n l5rltt IN
Z tho sixty-five per cent OF the proceeds OF
the fight to n be given & to the fighters. and
scoNroth's BLUM with regard to White was With
out result. IA
would mot stand for a ma h be tween BRIT
and SUCH mark as White, and any NJ
between the two men would be q losing ven.
bture. White has not fought in three years. and
has no record that would entltle him TO q
match a with Britt. Coffroth Will probably
come to Nelson's terms, MS the Dane is3 the
only one who can put up @ good III ht VIII
\ Britt, Nf,l33t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-17
COTTON MARKET.

NEW YORK, March 1G.-cotton market was
less active, hut showed continued nervousness
With fluctuations irregula and rapid. although
In n comparatively na riow range Closing
prices showed a partial decline OF z points,
4 The opening was stea at unchanged prices
to q decline OF 2 points. Liverpool showed
weakness early, but later rallied A private
cable explained tho arly weakness by saying
"A the prices We're Influenced by larger Offerings
of actual cotton, There was heavy selling
here during the early trading. and after the
Gcall the market gradually slipped on, Hull
Interests sent in heavy buying orders on a
scale down, but New Orleans Was selling, and
there was heavy realizing by recent buyers.
Around midday the market reached a net de-
cline or l01lb points. on active months under
\ this pressure. but offerings became less ac-
tive at the decline, and In the later trading
there was an irregular recovery OF several
points with the late months showing relative
firmness Tho close was steady at unchanged
prices to a decline OF Il points, Sales futures
We're reported Of 40, 900 bales. N q n M sa63 N
Ea Receipts Of cot ton at tho ports to-day were
ELSA bales against al,0ls last week and 1897
Z last year. For the week 10000 bales against
sl67,glt last week and 81. G+5 last year. To-
days receipts at New Orleans We're 10, 100 bales
A against 4,4l6 last year, and at Houston 4,l63
/ bales against 500 last year Y NJ
Cotton futures opened steady and closed
steady. 81 5sti
March opp H''a Low ", e's s;i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-17
NEGRO SHOOTS NEGRO.
AND GIVES HIMSELF ]. !; UP. III
w in the Case w ounded
Man Expects to
% Die. Isis

Lewis Johnson, colore1L1 was shot shot and and
probably killed this morning abous 9
o'clock by William 7 homas colored
Thomas rents house n 1l1s n Boyd
Street, and subrents a. room in It to Hat
tie A1osby, a negro. woman. This morn y;
Ing shortly al ter I'M idnlght, the Mtloesby
woman and Lewis johnson be gan to ma ke
says he attempted to quist the: disorder.
Finally Johnson. wild with rage drew 9
pistol with the evident purpose of shoot
ing Thomas, whereupon homas pro baby
fatally shot him. ~.
About o, clock Thomas ran into the
Second Police Station. and gave himself
up, saying that he had killed Lewis y ohm
son in self-defensc. Nj
He said that when he fired, y ohnson
fell limp In the corner Of the room, and
he ran away. The police went to work at
once on the case. iS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-17

SHORE 5 LIMITED. An
NJ. Stops onlygRt8 Peters. Z
Suffolk. Connects wit !
Providence. New York.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-17
Nav Lose Wagner.

Especial to The Tmea- Dspatch.)
b, PITTsBURG, Pa, March le,-rHans aEner.
team is still at his home In Carnegie, and
does not know when he Will Join his CONF
ipanions at Hot Springs, There is much
all other players In the League. received a
good sized reduction n salary this year, and
Mi eeepA the terms oered him. ne
& Wagner, It Is we'll known, has receied offers
from minor leagues more liberal than that Of
Tered by Dreyfus The Pittsburg president,
according to reports from Hot Springs, Is very
Indignant over Wagners refusal to join tho
team, ut the training grounds. Meanwhile,
sWagnersis deYoting his attention to his b,is-
.iness IntereAla ut Carnegie. go .-.- -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-17
Klinrl,e-.Y oung.3
8(specialto The .TImes-Dispatcl

Especial to The Tlmes-DlspatcH.l@ 3..22ll.
|, iEARLING1TON, March 1G-T Mr.
and Miss ;Frances Az Y DUNG. 4 o + Belona.
Va, We're married. In Earl II 9 ton, on
wednesdays evening, March 10, at 9 g COCK:
The ceremony took pla ces at he handsome
new residence Of Mrs. Henry W. Rogers.
on Man Street. The r lev. e. \, Bell
officiating. Owing to- recent q eat his IN
the family Of the bride the wedding was :
very quiet one. onl ew intimate NJ !,
+ na tive OF Virginia. being. a 1nugh ter Of
Colonel and Mrs. w. M DUNG. She
/ has many warm friends in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs III line will make their. future
home at Earring ton, where lie IS en-
Rp!oyed IN the ,ansportation5sd apartment
OF the TO uisvilleA and Nashville Railroad.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-17

iis 8 Especial to The Times Dlspat cha
q NEW31YORK, March JIG. The victory OF
jenkins In tho mate with Gotch Wednesday
night gives back & to the Cleveland man tho
ca tct- as catch-can wrestling championship he
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-17
"A Secret Wedding.
Especial to The TImes.Dls

80 Especial to The Times. DIspatch.)
secret marriage came to light here to-day,
Miss Annette Newberry md Mr.. j. w.
Matterson,. both residing near this place.
were married in Lynchburg at st. Paul,s
Church byAthe rector =. NJ. Owens, We'd
nesday. March. 9Th.
s. "A little over ono week ago this couple
boarded tho early morning Norfolk and
Western train for Lynchburg, and re-
turned the evening Of the same day.
The bride and groom bound the rector
over to secrecy md the news did .notsleak
out until to-day Society has been all
couple were, but We're not satisfied until
this morning .f5,5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-17
ROCKEFELLER ELATEJD.
Tossed Hat5in Air When He Won ~
Coli Match. 3
snacla1 10 Tho Times Dispatch

Ntspeolal to The Times DlspatcH.J :,
LAKEWOOD, N, il. March l6.-John D.
.Rockefellers long sweeping drives counted very
effectively In tho winning ot q folr.a9me a.
golf which lie and Charles " !; M Il; r5d o.
and Dr. Frank b. Billings OF Chicago. on
Mr. Rocketeller's private links here Yesterday
~ ~! nd, Two 10 play, and the Standard OIL
man nm Was as enthusiastic over tho victory ms
a. schoolboy who had won a5hatful Of marbles I
rrnn, Ills companions III tossed his hat In the
airN and lust bubbled over with delight. 5 .
'nchnrlie these western folks have some;
thing TO learn about this game; quite q gooa
Iii to learn. Don't you think so n chortled
MI Rockefeller to his partner.
N'i'It was a great MATCH" he added
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-17

D EXPRESS. Buffet
~ to LynchburR and (
ers Roanoke to Colum-g
matt; also \ Roanoke TO-
lie to Memphis. Gaze,
Williamson. VIVA (.
J EXPRESS for Farms
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-17

NEW. YORK, March 516.--F'LoUR-prll. +, Rye
Flour-Quiet. BuckWheat Flour-lnactiSe.
cornmeal- Barely steady, Rye-Sominai. BAR
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-17
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET
Richmond, va, March II
4 SALES.

4 r. r.. and r. 3 p.g c. gunrnntee-5 at 3o4H. iss
gdullldu3s .memehth h 7schchth Shehemtmtl,nupp
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-17
iVirginian Eligible

Especial to 'phe{ Times-Dlspat 2538S t3
h NEW2IIAVIN, CONN, March 16.--Pres-
sident Hadley. of Yale, announced to-day
the eligible candidates for. the Rhodes
scholarship. Harry Rice. 0of Cole $ Ferry.
Va, a graduate, who passed the examine
ton successfully last year, Is made eligible
again this year, and his name. With five
others, will be passed upon by President
,aadley president luther of Trinity,
and DR.. Cushing. Of the Westminster
School, who comprise the selection COM
.mittee. ss3 IA, s5 g 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-17
Mr.. MAYER Was Convicted.

IN the Hustings Court Of yesterday the
Richmond Art Company case for exhibit
Ing nude pictures was on trial.
Mr.. "a. c.. Mayer, manager, ssentenc ed by
the Police Court sometime. ago to- one
days imprisonment.a and SO fine to which
ia The ryEbrought in a verdict Of guilty
and Mrs. Mayer was sentenced to one
Sday&in jail and a fine OF SIS. Mr.. Roscoe
4 Nelson, counsel for the Richmond Art
Company, appealed and Judge Witt
bailed Mr.. Mayer to appear April a.
1906. III III i4 55is i5 iS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-17
TO COMPLETE PARK.
Appropriation to Riverside May
t5 - gsS.

Councilman Dave Bottom last night
made strong fight for Riverside Park.
The amount from the budget, as appoGTr-
asked 3 that a. certain amount OF about
$500, laid aside for the possible purchase
Of mules and carts for the Grounds ana me
credit Of Riverside Park. I,
va The River Side fund two YEA rs ia go had
8been didived. Last year 81, 900 was appor-
toned to the park, whlc his now assuming
some sort of shape. The sugg estion wa 8
adopted, and tSsis thought the amount
In hand will complete the park. f1si
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-17
USE u / I HYPNQ7 !: s. As IS!
CURE FOR RHEUMATISM
3. q
4 INV Associated Press \.

y CHICAGO. ILL, Mar. ,,-Hypnotism.
as euro for rheumatism has been,
brought to the attention Of University
OF Chicago medical professors by dis
coveries and demonstrations OF Otto W.
gGreenberg, a young medical student. who
claims to be able to cure the most
chronic case OF the aiment by hypnotic
power. b I,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-17
MAY GET HIS PICTURE
51s OUT Of ROC GAL LERY

(speoal TO. The Times pIspMtchl
ALBANY. Ne Y,,, q March 40, Roland y.
taken out, Of, the SRosues Gallery ~ "a hill M
stroduned yester ~ by Mr. Iartman, of New
York beeonles 2. law. " provides hat the
photograph ot sa person accused OF crime may
be taken when he ID. arrested, but II the ms
dictment aga 1,t him 70 quashed or u he III
.ScqHlt ted. III Hl6ll ha deatrayads Xxi & - f5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-17

!. Z. \. :, ia, 3, n
r.t,i. -, xIy, rr co,,i IN 1891
NorIolk am Y ,a rafund,nT s7E
gsesom, Sno ,ta cnn;,t aIs 10si
81 :. AL a. 1o2
"a 1rn, Mountain con S. 119 y
g.. a,u "a GO rrsncisco ~ Is. 91h
g.. I,, s,,th,.nstc ron Is SAX
Ss Inc lie G0ts
fseausaalu o. d. :, a. 4. s5A
. i1,,so /, = 4. ~ 1919
~ ~ os cc ats 122
r entn CT ~ - M Western 4s,,,,...... Sc
I Ioieao rs o.. 1Os
iynio, 1,ac;fc - 1854
~ . n q al ~ .sa n. III 95
:; e e Z, s'.e.. ~. - Il . 1l9 Ks
~, " t t3 q !. h. II
Maps ~, NJ is - Z. 93K
W ts,Iir' 20" II Ia Erie III e2i
" nes.I.s 90 r.ant 70 a. IA SAX
NJ. and o. Collateral Trust 81 |,
Cent raj OF Georgia Sd =. ooss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-17
Postmaster Arrested

Especial to The Times Dispatch,)
M MOBl,L ~, g ALA, March 16-Wm. Mo
lii jail here awaiting a hearing on the
charge OF embe2zllng postofflce money
order funds. He was arrested by a special
agent Of the Postofflce Department and
brought to Mobile. ~ 9 M Va q 93 81 5sS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-17
FIRE IN Theatre
DURING PERFORMANCE ]. !. !.
{By As.oc,atsd S. Press - )

s DAYTON, o., Mar -6.--Fire In the
Victoria Theatre building tonight caused
the dismissal OF the audience In the
third act, There was no panic. the. as
sembly passing out quietly. Miss Rose
SCoghlan In !" diplomacy was at the.
theatre tonight. VI us
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-17
5Alabama's Legislature to Meet

'.--''1-- --'-'
MOBILE. LA, March Ga fter an
absence OF twelve mont lis in New M eXlco
4 in search OF 5illcalth,S Governor w. D..
4 elks will return next Monday and as
sumo the duties OF Ibis office. II EIi3 return
will mean a special session Q + the gis-l
}lature to pass upon several acts that have
been declared unconst ltutional by the SUI
prcmo Court. {i' 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-17
S:El,.AB 3; } r ID
AIR LINE RAILWAY

20 1905. s} !. !. & l5ssS
TRAINS Leave itistiMoSDMp % I, Z.
o;l0 g. Norlhas an Isa
- jacksonville. Atlanta Sonthw Y.
$3.50 II M.-FlUrida t l4lmlt edLSolld va fulHlaA
80 New York to nr.5 Aug uStine
ii 100 i. HS-Seaboard Express--Say annah, y ack'
4, son Vile. Atlanta and S1g.nnSWSss;AlS.
56,23A. M.--solid pullman from ST. AuglslstnSs.
S:i5 A.. M.--From Florida, Atlanta ana soutA's
AIS F. M.-From Florida. Al entn and s ''t
west. icy, ~, St5.la4;ti s4S4E
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-17
CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS

=. q. 3, and ST Louis gen. q \.
SnesaSo i Naand
sSoiora ~ aud south ,rr, q 9aA
CUBE g sns ser Fio ssspd. 81
l 3i,s,i anS se ny 4,sa x = 50 "A
iSr,s rrInr ,Iien \ "a ~ e. 10l Y
8E.r;e GenerzI { 1. z. a3ss
E;nri Gvvorth and Denver City ists 11oA
Hooking - H.. 6s
,1I nSs an corso aan sod
H Hss!sss S;ssss' 4; 4 s
tissnpri. Kans and Texas !. 1904
stissSn,r; Ka rsas and Texas 2ds s6z
National r. r.. OF Mexico con. Is 50 ia
m, 1sr.sv Central een 80 q. 1a5l
S.or+hern oacc T z. LOG IA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-17
Injuries Proved Fatal.
NJ Bys Assocla ted Press.5 IN

KNOXVILLE. TENN Z, II NJ arch ID
Henry o. s5 Ewing, u clerk Of the United
States Circuit Court for the Eas stern Dis
,trict Of 1t tennessee d led at his home SIN
CHAT tano ogss harly to-day MIR. Ewing
sustained injuries which proved ia tal. be-
ing thrown from his horse last Monday
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-17
CATTLE MARKETS.
y RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.

@ Richmond. Yas. March TO-, 1905.
market, Best steers 6aD,t 3. 4 q lot Of extra
$flnc cattle at higher prices medium to good
yteers, 4Itai4Xc.; common fair. az GpAc.;
heifery 3Is Ac,i dry COWS. ~ atio'; bulls. go
lis light run Of hogs. Best. " az SOC roushs
Az goo. & ~ q 81 III =. GE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-17
$4,000
MANCHESTER CITY
BONDS FOR SALE.

no PROVIDE FOR THE REDEMP-
ton OF see, 900 Five Per Cent. Bonds call
able May list, 1905. the Commits or. FL
Manchester lt Va, ~ q resolution adopted
March Sd, B 1906, has instructed me to a a,
lvertise and receive sealed bids for the
purchase Of all or any portion OF the
SIS, 00O four per cent. coupon bonds hay a,,.
ing 80 years to run and dated M ny =, 1905.
{requred to meet the above ca u.
The bonds 81 will be issued N deno NINA
Sealed bids for the above viii be re-
1eived at the Office Of. the City Treasurer r,
1905. The Committee On Financ will meet
at the Council chalnbe r at 8 o'clock Fl N.
kofS that day to open Vnd sconstd der the bids
Ss The right to reject any or all BIZ is ex-
a For further informa lion apply to J.s,.W.
EBronaugh. Jr.. Trea va q.
Mol, 8.15t I. City Treasurer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-17
BOOKMAklNG is MADE s.
A Eel ONY BY MISSOURI
IlRy Assoclated Press.l

4 JEFFERSON CITY, NJ March .---
Tho Senate to-day accepted the fiuuse
IbillSmaking sbooknlaking and pool selling
anywhere In dissourl "a felony, q h
able by a fine and from six months to
two years Imprisonment. The measure
adopted toYlay will, if AZ is signed ~
making throughout Missouri, both ON
races run in Missouri and elsewhere so
far as betting In Missouri ts concerned.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-17
n, NAVAL ", STORES.

WILMINGTON. N. & c.. March l6-sPIR1Ts
TUEPENT1NE-Steady at ok c.: receipts.
casks RosIn-Steady, at Sic; receipts, s47l
barrels. Tar-Firm at 1905 receipts. 1856 barr
rels. Crude Turpsntine-Firm at 12.3oa3.70;
receipts, 90 barrels.
"a SAVANNAH. GA, March 1s.-TURPEN-
.TINE-FIrm at 59!sc: receipts II casks sales,
Il, casks: shipments. $50 casks. Rosin-B ,irni
receipts. s7s barrels; saleS. 1876 barrels; ship
{ments, ii 1856 barrels. h 49,