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VERDICT SET ASIDE.
Much-Tried Case to Be Tried
Apain-Mvsterv Solved.
(specinl 10 mic Tlmcs- Dtybntch.

t
q WELDON; N. G., Sept. 4--on motion
Of counsel for Etl,e defendant In the case
OF Lonnle Daniel VI. the Roanoke Mills
Company. Judge r. B. PEBBLES, prcsid-
ing over Halifax Superior Court last
week set aside the verdict of 5000 for
the plaintiff as being excessive and con-
Etrary to tho evidence and q new trial
Is granted. This case has been three
times in tho Superior Court. Twice pnr-
TALLY tried and In each case OH account
of illness of a Juror q .mistrlal, and once
Wholly tried, us stated, last week, and
a verdict Of 5000 for the plaintiff, after
tho Jury had been out for nearly twenty
hours.
In the case OF ]. A. House & Bro. Vs.
the Seaboard Air Line, the jury failed
to agree and a mistrinl was the result.
Rev. Homer Leach Hoover, who re-
Gently accepted the call to the rector
ship OF Grace Episcopal Church, preach
ed .his first sermon Sunday. This is
Mr.. Hoover's first charge, he having re-
Gently been ordained n deacon. sI
as The case of the young man, w. D..
Stainback, who was found in the woods
near Sunolk, and which so puzzled the
doctors at first, was found to be paraly-
sis OF the brain and limbs. He died
the next morning after he had been
brought homo by his father. Tho state
ment that he was at one time a travel
Ing salesman and the son OF a clergy
man, was incorrect. He was employed
s In railroad service and his father T..
associated with Roanoke paper,
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I PHILADELPHIA

HILADDLPIIIA, PA. Sept. 4.-Although
there are no large structures at present u, u,
some branches OF the building industry at
union headaunrters for more men Than can
Ing, a period OF prosperity. The only cloud IN
the sky Is that The members Of he,lTypograph!.
Organized printers the country over, OF a
gigantic battle on January ist over the eight
hour in tho hook and job Offices 10Th N
for the conflict. Among the textile workers.
some unrest prevails. In the painting trade
sunensncss Is felt over a coming demand Tor
forty-onc cents an hour. 53tE}3. X x, IN ~
Outside Of the Industries specified Phlladel,
labor with conditions that are generally good
Few idle men or women nre reported, and the
rood. ~ al34tl,a7
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HEAR REVENUE CASES.
Federal Grand Jury at Greensboro
Investigating Them,

Especial to The Tlmes-D spatch.) Il
y GREENSBORO NJ c., September A.
Owing to death in District Attorney Hol-
TOMS family tho special term Of the Fed
,eral. Court was not opened until three
o'clock this afternoon. Judge Boyds
charge was clear. forceful discussion
upon the duty Of grand Jurors ana the
United States laws. particularly those
relating to the duties Of government off,
clals He said the term was called for
no other purpose than TO 1inyestgatc nj
legged offenses5 against tho internal
revenue stntisticsxnnd no cases would be
tried. Perjury and official corruption.
were stressed by his honor as being the
most demoralzng In the public service.
After specially cautloning the grand
Jurors against giving out Information
gained by evidence before them or coun-
sci with government representatives, he
placed them in charge oof tho marshall,
saying that tho court would not sit
during their deliberations, but would
stand open for their convenience or as
slstance No visiting attorneys are pres
.ent, but there is a vast array of wiz
nesses here, summoned from all parsr
OF the district. Collector Hnrkins, Of
Asheville, arrived to-day, but 1t Is not
known that he Is to be q witness.
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CHICAGO

CHICAGO. ILL. september d,- 4, ere
probably never was time. when laDor
IN illinois was so generally and probably
EMPLOYED is tgiday 4 T Wei s as %
n .@iIIed 7 IA boz 10 Chicago and to other
Industrial centres of the State. OF UNI
skilled ylaborers there are not enough to
meet the demand, and n premium on
ordinary wages fails to SGT the neces-
,ary force.
tlozenlto nifty men come and go and the
general public knows nothing OF them H.
Aside from the woodwoIkers ana pr'ntse
smal moment The disputes arc chiefly
regarding conditions Of labor, wages rare are
( ~ enp:Ii & Into the question. :. l
Tho Illinois Free Employment Bureau.
? state institution, has been able to IL, AZ
half tie demands for laborers, T 4 y,
wharfage - especially true OF skilled
labor Railroads al over tho West and
moro rnrliculnrly In Chicago and It's ell-.
Yirnns are making frantic efforts to get
pore common laborers, bridgemen, sec
lion hands, ditch dggers and the like.
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CINCINNATI

CINCINNATI. z O.. septemhsr 4:-r ne
world OF labor in Cincinnati ana tne
Stntn az Ohio at present Is aslnsu.ih!rly
free frcnl disturbances. All lines OF the
cra,ss arc bunily employed IN producing
!, : record hrGakIng volume OF manulhc-
tIred commodities. Artisans have no
dlficulty in finding employment wages
are satisfactory and there has pcen ilttle
cause for friction. =.
The railroads have been taxed 70 the
utmost to move the products Of the man,
ufacturIng concerns scattered throughout
The State There Is even now dearth
Of cars. The shoe and clothing business
both wholesale and retail. Is said 70 be
IN toying unexampLed prosperity. Machine
tool and machinery manufacturers say
,Eev are jus, as fortunate The imple-
mnit ana carriage trades arc on the
cro3i OF II substantial boom.
The year has been noted for extensive
flliluing optratlons In the larger G. les OF
tho state, wi:Ile residence and small build
Ing blocn construction has gone forward
with a hound in the smaller towns and
villngcs thousands Of lnborers have
found steady work on traction lines
In Cincinnati! there Is one strike on,
among the sheet metal and furnace work
ers. q, I,
prospective strike of the printers. which
may be inausuratcd on January ISL. @
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#P Fl

a pI1~rSBURG, Pa, Sept 4.-Plttsburs enters
10 end well. In keeping With the three proceed
Ing seasons which have gone TO make this the ~,
city as the headquarters Of a great Industrial
district. This is no unhealthy hoom. nor are
there any Indications OF falterlng IN Industrial
progress. a4 7st
Il has long been the custom and rule to rate
a ny previous year by wide margin. Those
who have watched railroad and river trnfl q
are going as high rs 1875, 10000 tons In their
cstiinntes The most conservative admit that
100 ott9 go tons W III be passed. III
A Hut for the continuous performance struggle
between rival organi "a lions in the window s. lass
trade and the expected difficulty between the
flint glass manufacturers and blowers, tne
labor situation Is very satisfactory
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ONE u.s. KILLED (. I.L|.0Ll..:.I[
ANOTHER INJURED u: !! !.
And the Mule Who Caused the
Trouble Also Lost His
Life, 81
Especial to The Tlmes-Dispatch.)

u (specIal to The Times -Dlspatch.)
Y RALEIGH N. c.. September 4.-To- day
Z q rather singular accident occurred In the
suburbs OF Raleigh, at the point where
there Is n very. dangerous crossing OF
public highway by the seaboard Air Line, Inc
A long freight train was passing, and
seven or eight teams from the country
we're standing on one side, waiting for IT
4 to get BY Suddenly one mule, attached
to wagon In which were two white
farmers, James Clay and John N1ppor,
made a Jump and sprang between the
cars Just MS n fiat car was pa ssing.E inc
mule was killed. the wagon torn to pieces.
! Clay met death in q second and Nipper
was badly, injured. Vt was two y hours
before tho coroner came, and ne llrst
looked after the wounded man and then
went to the dead one,
The coroner had arrived from chatham
county, where he yesterday heid y post.
mortcm examntltldn OF the. body or
Charles Nall, the patient at the Central
Hospital Of the Insane here, whose death,
It is alleged. was due to harsh treatment
by three attendants who captured MN
after his flight from the hospital. The
coroner declined to say anything rs to
tho result OF the autopsy, beyond the
fact that 1t had been performed, and
said that the Investigation which was
begun last Friday would probably be res
sumed tomorrow.
state Superintendent OF Public Instruc-
ton Joyner and Or, Charles D. Mclyer,
who leave Tomorrow for n trip abroad,
20 first to France and thence to Ger-
many, where they will look somewhat
into tho German schools and universities.
they will be absent something like ten
weeks, Al
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BOSTON.

BOSTON, MASS, Sept. 4.--In tie labor
world In Boston the fall opens under most
auspicIous conditions. Trade 10 good and there
IL more work than men. IKE n "a ~ ss
Against this combination is only the sligh,t
discord with two St!kes on, both Of them sinall
That there Is more work in boston than men
can be testified 70 by contractors and build
Of labor In their own neids. have come here.
but have found that aid Is not to be OBJ
tanned 8f {$s RI WIZ a 5}s e K
The greatest rejoicing In the local labor
field IL among the building trades. not only
because OF extensive building operations. but
because OF the signal Victory arising; from the
decision OF an umpire who recently decided on
an increase In wages and concessions. SIX
two unions, viii receive an Increase OF twenty
eight cents a day beginning October LIST.
land are similar to those In Boston, plenty OF
work and general cacefu tuation. Is the
report OF the characteristics Board of Concil-
5iatlon and Arbitration. Although this board
keeps record only OF Massachusetts cases. II Is
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. SEPT. 4. 1905.

PORT Or, Nle AK fMgiiHSt =
steamer Berkeley. Shelley Norfolk. merchan'
dse and pa ssengers, Old Dominion line.
81 Steamer Brandon, Harvey, norfolk. fnoTchan'
d!ss and passengers. Old Dominion line:
k Schooner Silver Star. Williams, TURKEY ls.ano
wheat, John f. Jacobs an M, C a. - r,,rrsy
Island, wheat, G. Watt Taylor. s, .
: Barge Edward Fay Seacord. Baltimore. coal
Cr,,mT, and West Coal Co.
Barge Delaware. Falrbrothers. Phllaaeiphlh'
Pa, light. s55t
SAILED Il
Cleaner Berkeley Shelly Nqrfolks, IN mer 1Ins
steamer Brandon Harvey. Norfolk, m seastie1r
d.se and passengers. Old Dominion line.
- a. amer Luray, Graves, James River la1u!,u 6s
and Norfolk, merchandise and passenSeFs' VIZ
gnla Navigation compan.
PORT OF WEST POINT. SEPT, 1905.
ARRIVED.
steamer baltimore. Courtney, Baltimore. pas
stngers and general cargo. q
lil5li. sAILED
steamer Baltimore. Courtney, Balti:aors. pos
stnsers and general cargo.
PORT NEWPORT NEWS. SEPT. s 1905.
ARRIVED.
y steamer Alnora Baltimore
Schooner James "; p nai ;,, Jr;. oos'oa
barge Ive. Boston. 81
A Barge Sunbury. Boston. ~
Barge Randolph, Boston.
n "a S. 55 SAILED.
Fl schooner f. T. Stoesbury. Bangor. X
Echooner Margaret Hassell, Boston.
& Schooner Levi 8. Andrews Boston.
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.1)anvillc Tobacco Market.
az reported BY pJbrell Brothers.,

Danvillc Va. sept !, 1905.
This was another week OF very small trans
consisted OF little else than prlmings. and the
Z sales have held the buyers an average Of less
show an advance, and The little Of tho better
grades that has beon selling has been bring.
Ing prices that certainly cannot be said 10 pc PC
oid belt belt Is now ia full blast. rho ,drum,ners
from, the different warehouses who have been
port ' that in some localities tobacco has been
hiring very badly.s and that tho bottom ieav We
whole. we conclude that the 1905 crop VIII
hardly be equal to the previous one az ya .a
ncreage 1t will not exceed that OF 1904 In qunn..
look aul,Sh an oso a az yhc thee
ia j. /, smaller stock held BY dealers than lor
years There Is Larger popordd0thh eee
arc OF a dark to medium mahogany color. 81 81
which there probably W o &c ,obaeao Is
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AN 'EX-NAY3R SPENDS
THE NIGHT IN JAIL ] |
Man Who Assaulted a Judge APP.
peals to Supreme
Court.
tspecIal e rhe Times Dlspatch.)

DURHAM, N. q. September A--Ex,.
Mayor. n. p. McgoWh Who. assnu l,tst
was vas committed TO jail Sunday morning 10
begin a sentence Of thirty days, Wnss
carried to Ruelgli this morning TO hp-
pear before Supreme Court Judge Pat d.
Walker, in habeas corpus proceeding.
aent, a the cn8e came UP us an appeal 5
A Justice Walker heard the case ut once
us 1t was arranged that there should be
nj Immediate hearing by the full Supreme
Court. He denied McCown's application
for discharge and release from llmprisoil-
jail 10 ser&c out the sentences Imposed
by Judge Ward Mcco y, was ,sfs
.tcrnoon and replaced IN jail. The SUI
premc Court viii specially hear the case
tomorrow morning, Solicitor Brooks and
Acknowledgement Gimcr representing
Judge Ward and the state
The ducstio TO be decided Is the orig.
inal on whether Judge Ward had the right
to attach for contempt for an assault
upon his person out Of court. l
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Mercnntile houses are calling for truck

Mercantile houses are calling for truck
smc1, at warehouses and similar help.
N NTH manufacturing line labor Is crn-3
ployed up TO the limit of capacity. IN
the making Of building material labor is
being employed overtime at II premium.
Tho same is true IN many clothing con-
Germs. Sunday work y Is common Sin tho
fcverlsh pace set his season for the con-
structiOn or skYscra pers, manufacturing
contractors report that their nlasons, by
working overtime, are making 80 to $l2
81 day. g493 w # "a 43s
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MILLION IN TOBACCO.
Showing Made Last Year BY the
4. Winston-Salem Market, .2l

. Especial to The Tlmes-DlsputEh,J
WJNsTON- SALl1Ai, N, e., September
4-The Wlnston-salem Tobacco Assocl-
alton held Its annual meeting this after
noon. President Sterling Smith and the
other officers were elected, inc
presidents report showed that 1H493,s5o
pounds of leaf were sold on this marker
tho past year. 1t brought $l,S92 aso,so,
IN average Of $7,97 per hundred
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FINANCIAL.
T'HE|SEABOARD COMPANY

JILL OIH r. " fSts1 SSUua 'u
NOTICE PRESCRIBING TIMES
FOR PAYMENT OF THIRD,
FOURTH AND FIFTH INSTALL
NlENTs OF THE SUBSCRIPTION
PRICE FOR FIRST PREFERRED
STOCK.
The Seaboard Company, having
heretofore called for the payment
Of the arst instament Of twenty per
cent. Gao p. ca Of the subscription
price Of. the First Preferred stock Of
the Company at the time OF the do
livery ofsthe subscription agreement
and not later than July %, 1905, and
for the payment Of the second in
stalment Of twenty per cent. (20 p.
%C) on August rs, 1905, hereby
calls for the payment OF the third
instalment of twenty per, cent, GO
!P. O. ION September %, 1905, and
for the payment OF the fourth install
ment of twenty per cent. Gao p. O.
on October 2S, 1905, and for the pay
ment OF the fifth and last lnstalment
of twenty per cent. Gao ~, CD on
January /, 1906, and prescribes such
dates as the times for the payment
Of such instruments.
All payments must be made for
the account of The Seaboard Conl-
pany by check or draft payable In
Eew York exchange to the order OF
the Morton Trust Company, IS Mas
sau Street. New York.
This notice will be published on
August 90 September 5, and Sep
TENDER -, 1905,
THE sIlABOARD COMPANY,
BY Order Of the Board OF Directors,
ID. C. PORTEOUS. secl etary
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SAN FRANCISCO

4 SAN. FRANCISCO. CAL Sept. 4.ENot in
~ TRANQUIL as now with tho lull In indus
trial conflicts building operations are boom.
Ing and there Is a great display OF energy
along other lines
Throughout the State the situation Is much
the same, In the orchards and vineyards there
lis n heavy demand TOR labor. IL
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Reorganize Life Insurance,

(specIal to The Tlmes- plsp.tch ~
81 CHARLOTTE, N, c., Sept, 4.-Chnr-
.lotte's only life insurance company, the
Eastern, is to be reorganized In all Its
departments, It's capital stock Increased
to one hundred thousand dollars and
the name changed to the Conservative
Life and Annuity Company.
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1,yncllbt,rp .ronacco Nlnrket..

\ Lyhchbirg, Va, sept !, 1905.
II Tho tobacco sales for the sensoi, 1oo5-'oe
opened Saturday. There were few loads of
pflniings offered. Tho prices obtained were
very satisfactory where tho quality and condi-
ton was. considered the .prlces ranging from
81 1880 TO $40 per 100 pounds. rho prices above
ind lcac that the buyers are ready TO buy. and
thai printing! OF good quality and In proper
condition VIII bring satisfactory prices
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TOBACCO MARKETS,

Richmond. Va, Sept. 4 1905.
Tobn cco--Dark Fired--Recelpta and offerings
eo4n GR very light and market very quiet,
,l Sstyt and markef qulet but arm. sun Cured
Market Gpe and weak Light o rsasIp tso hrb
orSer ms much OF the tobacco coming In 10
damaged and whom such Is te case sells
TAI below market price
irhe quotations arc as follows;
x 1nAr,I< i RED TOBACCo-REORDER
r n,.s .,,,,.,....,,..,.,..,,$5 $50 4lS G.?5
Short leaf OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. g ~ SS'
Medium ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AN " s.ue
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Admitted to Academy,
( (By Associated Press.)

a. u 7l.l Iby 7ABHucIa leu I1Ftss,J I! v .- n
ANNAPOLIS. MD, September 4.--Wil-
liam u. Roberts, Of Georgia, was to-day
admitted to tho Naval Academy as mid
sh!pHan,
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MAR. K ! ( !. /: ); / S: S.
Baltimore Produce Market.

d BALTIMORE, MD. Sept. 4;--1utter-Firm
s:a2sc.: iadie, lsDi9c. store pasked, ,la9l7c.
Eggs-Flrm and unchanged at 2oc. Cheese
i.Isc.i small lsa Sugar-steady and un-
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET. +.
st.sf Ypanortod ~ Rodgers. McCabe and Coz
p1r iiEEfss sis Va Sept. A.pEAMUTs-
spanish-Market quiet at {l.l21.g5.: l per PER
hiIshei * Virglnia--AIa quiet ut 3Ac tor
fancy stock: machine picked. 2,Ad5Nc..; she'll
ING Rtock at 26l2kc. III ss435 3Fl5 HEY
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1 nnp eo \ h Il, Z. 1000 % 1900,
Wrnnpefs and selections !. U. I. roo "a 1900
Nf,K ~, ,o,i 7o5 d 800
: Medium !. !. ..,...... 90 1870
ITInn Il ,,...,,,,......... 1900 % 49, 90
cttprt,t, t.ntnn,on I, h. 11oo q 1zto
NndiiiiI, IN. ,i,,,..,,i,,,... 1900 Gf1tO1
trina ~. \ ,i,..... yil60 d 1890
Fahcy 1900 q IS VI
Etf,ttSt,s-c-o,ntncr =, 4. WYNN, 100 q 800
Mcdiiifi r. 800 a 1000
uood IN. ...,,.,i,,.. 1880 d Tito
Find Observation-Disclosures. 1900 q 1i0o
n,',,....,....tloo 60isot
Medium Observation-Disclosures. i7Oo q 1000
Il tinad ~ ab,00 a a.C0
a Fine ........ $3.50 a. S1.D
II Fancy ............... 1000 a 900
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Cathedral School Opens,

st, Peters Cathedral School reopens
to-day at o "A. NJ. New pupils AWlll be-
enrolled and the classes arranged, Many
applications nave haan renlyad
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NEW YORK. Sept MISUNDERSTANDING s, i g
and medium. bI25c, off J.. bulls and cows
steady Native steers s4stS,, M va. e. ECO
bulls a. eows + sl2s9s Sayss
and 5butternlilks. strong, yeals, R,5oGl9i25;
sssISo ana Reon
i.ambs-Receipls,, is,4s7 heads Sheep. I
op shs !s%sSSi ow s4as Sheet fssS@S
Canada lambs. sSQS25. Hogs-,Reeelpts, SASS
head Market easy. Stale and Pennsylvania
hops SO, IO6IU 90, 5fs'i KS 5 I'D. Z. hG
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SOUTHERN Rail WAY.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MA Y Is. 1905. {Sss ii%8s:
gi5$;5 TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
700 a. M.-Daily-Loca for Charlotte. N, q f4s
1850 p. Observation-Disclosures Pullman Ia
Atlanta and Dlrmngham; New Orleans.
with through coach for Chase CITY, Ok.
B 500 T. n. LEX. eunday--Chaae city Local.
r.. NJ. for all the South. uG3i8
&ssi $l5 sss# YORK RIVER LINE. n. s5ss
n The favorite route to Baltimore and Eastern
points. Leaves Richmond 4;20 P b b Nj, daily,
except Sunday. s.&sl FL I. stE Il %5lis8o
2:16 p. M,-Locnl-Dnily-Exce Sunday.
51:2O p. M.--Except Sunday--For West q Point,
aEs.F7a connecting with steamers for Baltimore
E9 and river landings Steamers call at ork>5
town and Clay Bunk Mondays. Wednes-5
days and Fridays, and at Gloucester Point
and Almonds Tuesdays Thursday and
4:45 4. M..,,Except sunday Local mixed fo 81,
95 = TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND. =, 5 8
6:b3 A. NJ. and 6:42 P. M.--From all the South
s:8S P M.-From Charlotte and Raleigh s
I $40 A. M.-I7rom Chase City and ntermedl;- L.
s;y a. M.@naItimore and West Point. .
s1o:H A.. M.-Dally- Except Sunday and Mon.
day; ~ "a - M daily except sunday
g.. w. WEsTRURY. p. r.: A. Rt L; no !; \, Va.
s, II. FIARpWICK, w, II, !, IA =, 7 L .'
i II. Is d SPENCER. Genl; Mgr.
Washington. p, i8t 3A
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Ez4zM!Hl|5li No ! TX, y
Juno Ii. 1906.

Juno II. 1906, ~
IA LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY }fa 8fg
500 a.. M.--NORFOLk@ LIMITED. ID Arrives
Morloik ll:2o a. NJ. stops only at peserpburE.8
Warerlys und Suffolk. 30 : = - -
9:o5 a.. y. .CHIOAGo EXPRESS. rarlo.
S@s' Hroiler Setrics, Pc tersburg to Lynchbara
a aaI Roanoke Pullman sleepers RoanoEe "a
columbus, Blueneld to Cincinnati; asS Roan-
exc 9s1. 70 =, kinoxy!lle and KnoxyilIs o Aomphs
!, " ~. ~ P; M-,RoANOKE ExPREss. Fol-
fSr n Lynchburg and Roanoke. Is $&
a:D f.. A. OCEAN SHORE LIMITED Ar
r ,..s Norfolk $50 P. n. Stops onlyTat Peters,
purk, lWaverly and Suffolk. Connects with
s S. :. to Hoston, Providence. New xorka
bs!dih1oro ana WashlnSton. M y3{E5fi a E5.5'5
=, 10 -. NJ For Norfolk and all stations ea1t
D;9o P. M-NEw ORLEANS SHORT LINZ.
pullman sleepers Richmond t. LynchburgF ana
Roanoke Petersburg to Bristol, Lynchourg "a (
Chattanooga Is. S Memphis and New Orleans caft
$3.50 ?. NJ: ST LOUIS EXPRESS. Pullman
Sleeper Petersburg to Roanoke and Roanoke "a
Columbus. Cats Dining Car m fgs&2 gig$
Trains arrive from the West Z ~ A. NJ. f3:ok
p. n: and s:1S P. NJ: from Norfolk II 10 a NJ
and 6:5Oy P. NJ. g aGIE3 50
ores NJ: sag East Main street: !.
w. B. BEVILI, 9ff345}5 a}t}sf c. II. BBOSLEY, tx
Gcn'l. Pass Axt. Dist. Pass. AIT. &8%
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q CHICAGO, Sept, 4--CATII4I1 ..iece!pts, p COO
a md heifors, sl,soGslo; stockers and leeders
u a5di5. %; Western cattle. 50, l5fN.75. Hogs
uood 10 choice, heavy, s5,S5F6esi light. s5.eo0
sos; heavy $sSSMd95j rough sS6salo 81; mix q,
1000 head, Market steady to l0c. lower; ma
lives $3.5O15,60; Westerns, 36oIS, Co. Year.
lings, IS loq6,so lambs $4,000; Western
lambs. $607SO. 5f
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ATLANTIC COAST LINE

rKAINS LEAVla ItlVl1AiOND pA1I4t ---p VS.
STREET STATION.
EwEECrIyE SuSDAI. APRIL lytA,
az MA. c, l., Express to al poiHss
. .oo souMSi. petersburg and Norfolk,
,S,WW g. M,-petersburg md and w West.
ASS.M Z, M,-Patersburg and Norfolk Il
,ss;HyS +, M.-lioldsboSS Local.
's!M y M-Petershurg Local.
s::@@ = M.-''FlorldG and West indian Lin.
''D ted. to all points South -, 49,
a.rn : I.-Priershurg and n, and w. WeSt.
lis s. M;-P4H,fRrssSSqRgs ELECTROMAGNETIC.
4! tENnA. 4. Nj; 'iiis A, III; .s;sS A., ssA9sM
AM, il:lo a, NJ; l;e9 z -" q Nj sos
= N. 7:t5 r. Nj 9;!S T., Al, 4H-
f;,S NJ. sunday, ''Sunday only.
f3-AeSs q. s. CAMPBIGL H., DIV pSIS' Ag1 a
w T. CRAIG. Gen. Pass Ag' III
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sSEABOARD.
Am LINE RAILWAY q

IL l-9-l90o
rpA,NS LEAVE HlCHMOND-DAlLY
a - IL ocal--Epr Norllnn and Hamlet.
S 9'av q, -SeaOoard Fast Mall--Sa vannAhs
So Jacksonville, Atlanta and Southwest
a. M - M.--Seaboard Expreas--SaVannah JackH
WV aan,nvillo, Atlanta and Southwest.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
f,a5 M.-From FLORIDA. Atlanta and south-5
4,ss >. M,-From Florida. Atlanta and south-
40 3. SM.-From Local Points, ~.
- .: Dist. Pass. Agent ci,y Ticket Agent.