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II j 1oND>PRoDUC OF MARKET.

Corrected daily. Unless otherwise stated these
'uuotattons are wholesale prccs:) Ss53g ~
LIVE 4POLL.TRY--WinLer hickens. per
pound, l5le0c.: broiiers, per pound, sd 3oc.;
hens per pound. l3Gllic.; ducks, per pound,
1891 ic.: turkeys. hens. per pound II 0lsc.;
turkeys, gobbiers. per pound 141 lbc. geese
per head, 60(b76c.: gulncas, per head 20ctssf
dairy packed, per! pound,
o30r2lc.; choice family packed. per pound; :0ep
.!c. . store packed, yellow, extra. per pound,
,ssliDr.; store packed. fresh. mixed. per pound.
roll, mixed. per pound, u l5c-; common grades,
per pound, 12d11Sc. w 55s5 j8. \,
ZIG GS-InY era tes fresh. nearby. dozen, 15c:;
In crates, fresh. per Dozen IN; in barrels
fresh, per dozen, 15c. ss ssi4
Observation-Disclosures peaches, n. c.,
fancy per pound. 1901 4c: peaches, Y ir9 inia,
fancy per pound, 12fglSc.; peaches, unpeeled,
sper5 pound, 4ll5c.; apples, fancy, sliced. per
pound, 4l4Ec.: apples, eyaporzLted per
t,ound, 4I5c. Peas l3lackeyc,SN No. i per bushcl,
81 SJId 60: biackcye. No. 2 per bushel. sl.4o;
black. per bushc 81, 40; clay. per bushel, sl.1edp
ST. CO. picked, per bushel, SOP
j IS; white. mixed. per bushel $l50; colored,
Sper q bushci. Sl.25at1. ~. ,.is y
.veais. thin, per pound. 4 6a6,sc,; runners. per
lambs choice. per pound idJo1sc. /; sheep, choice.
per pound. 3dIsilsc.; beef cattle. common to
prime, 2,sdl4c. bulls, per pound, i " a &c.
IL INLOUR-Winter superior, S4G4.3; winter
az tru 81 s0dl J75; winter Clears t55O9b75; vim
ter Straight, s5.758e,9 o: winter patent. $s.200i
6, TO- Buckwheat. per pound, 2as psc.s Cornnieai.
city sacked, 172isc. ~ country bolted, yacked.
SEX a65c Elllfced-Ship stuHr, per tim, sel,5o0
200; bran. s19. 6oG2l,00. Il
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S EzA B; c /; D. D.
AIR LINE RAILWAY ss;

5a i.9-1905. s5iG5 Is " n; 4
TRAIN S LEAVE ttlGHioND-,DAILY.
91O7 AZ M--Iocal n orllna anu IAainles,
% p M,-Seaboard Fast Mail-Sayannaass
-. 80 Jacksonvilie, Atlanta and southwest.
s.sO j, M,-FlUrda 81 Limited solid Fullma1
s's SY New York to St. Augustine. Il , y. $50
ii 100 =. NJ. --senboard Express.Say annah JACK.
sonyille. Atlanta and !, Soy S24sSa1 SS1s
"a .pa A M.-SolId Pullman from St.SAugnatlne.
SIX 4. M.W,From Florida, "A tlanta and South.s
ass i. sM.-Fron, Florida, Atlanta and South.
n. west. < l5i E II y, =, !. 3 M
$50 n M.-From Local Points si 3ss5s
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PORT NEWPORT NEWS. MARCH Q, 1865.
ARRIVED. 5i
steamer Bercllfr, New Orleans. ~
Steamer Gradhc New Orleans, an d
Steamer Straits OF Men!n, New, Orleans. L
Schooner Lewis II Coward, Boston.
Schooner j. French Potter, Boston. 81
Barge Ncarchus, Providence
Barge LANDER Providence
FRI SAILED.
Schooner MALCOLM Baxter, Boston. y,
barge George II. Wolcott, Portsmouth.
Schooner y. Howard Spear, Savannah.
Steamer Wa3camaw, Portland. Il
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BALTIMORE. ND, March a:3.-FLOUR-Duli.
and unchanged. s.. Wheat Unsettled and lower; !
81. coz southern by sample, SOC. dJl. o.. Corn
Quiet and easy: spot and tho month, b296e1sc;5
mixed RyeN FIJI No. western.
sssc. Buttcr-Strong fancy Imitation, 23G24c.:
do. creamery III Is G2oc. XII Eggs-F.rm at l7c.5
and uncha
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A,.,I 1 I. COAST Line.

TR AINS8 LlcAVII5 RICHMOND DAIL1-BY1tu
: 5gEt5f SrItEI1r STATION
I EFFECTIVE SUN DAY. JAN. ST ~
0.o5 A. MA z, l.. NJ Express 10 all points
900 A. M.--Petersburg and Norfolk.
II I'D P M,--Petersburg ind N. and w Wess
's::tS p. M,-PetersburE and Norfolk, is5GS5 III
.l:iO +. M.--GoldsboroS Local, ny. Ii
9:I p. M.-''Fiorlda and West Indian Lime
- ~ tied. to all points South! =, ~, !.
1i;SS =. M.-petersburE l.ocal.
III 10 ~ New x I, an4 Elorlda spec!eA
4:o7 A, NJ Nj $40 a, NJ; 7,ta A.. AZ. g :sa AZ
NJ; ..io45 NJ ll,t e A. :a 100 M;asss
: ,E,rcentV sunday. = Sunday only. VI s3 q
= - = q. 81. CAAIPRET.L, Div, Pass. gAgt ~
W. IL CRAIG. Gen Pass. Asst.
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. COTTON MARKET. y

NEW ORR, March ga The cotton market
waH quet, but selling was checked by reports
that Interior holders were withdrawing spot
offerings on The decline, and with q moderate
domand for covering and from spot houses the
market ruled generally steady with hna prices
showing IN light net gain. 8laS 81
Tho opening was steady ut unchanged prices
4 To n decline Of 9 points In response to tho
cables. and following the call prices slipped on
another or pointsAon thet active months
under acontinuation2o OF the scattering liquida1
yious day. I tho decline spot houses We're
seen to be buying, and with private reports
Z fra mtle South indicating greater hrnncss in
the spot situation the market began to do bet-
ter with yesterdays sellers covering and some
demand for long account from scalpins I'm.
houses. Quotations gradually worked upward
during tho middle session. and Mt the close
were Within a point or two of tho best, net 1915
points higher Sales We're estimated at 10000
bales, es5 $50 5s T3{ * {s I'LL
q lteceipts at tho ports to-day were 81. e6s bales
against l,sts last week and s. ISL last year:
Tor the week (estimated) 100. 900 bales against
1l1,e5s last week and o., 100 last year, To-
days receipts ut New Orleans were 8 6i7 bales
against 1000 last year, and ut Houston 5,2S3
bales against ,SlS last year. i4.
.
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sket Is ind farently active and yet sellers show
no disposition to weak Regarding prices They
assert that tho sold-up condl ton Of so many
lines max es It surWarrantu for the buyer
sto{expect any concessions. The attitude of tn
latter continues one of conservatism, though
buying Is apt to show light Increase Of llm-
Its In certain directions.
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;COTTONSEEDEOIL

OH MARKET.
NEW YORK, March s23.--Co ttonseed oil
about steady with a moderate bus mess. Prime
crude, I. g. b. mills, Il hc primo sun, r
yellow, 2sacsAc. on summer yellow, nominal;
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I e. % Richmond, Fredericks-i
sss y u burg s. Potomac r.. 3R.


Trains Leave Ricllmond---N orthward.
t:i5 a, NJ Daily Byrd st. Through
81: M-b BaIllyMn s. &, T aspossh All
:. Through. XII s PSliman : Cars ea '1sl
: 8 70 a. M.-,Week Dayg-Elba. Ashland 40.
$40 4 4 M1paiIy-Byr4 st. through. Local
100 = MNWesk paSysKsyrd 81. Frsdssieks.
burg Accommodation. II s s97SF MI
6:oS T. Daily-Man st. Through. d t5ss
80 +. M..5tVeels IA Days--F' Ashland A.
II ms ArsIvss
( $40 A.tM.;-'Week Days-Elba. Ashland 40
commodation. M
; $50 a: M.,Weak Days-Byrd st. Fredericks.3
burg Accommodation. gE $2 ssss }y VT ~
s:e5 A.. N .-Dnily. Byrd ST. Through.
11:60 ~. M.----Week Days-Byrd Ct. Throusn.E q
2:14 + N..spaiiy Main 81: through.
s5s MMBsiIyBy5s St Il 9a s1sa.s
':ts 3s;,i 4, ! Ct. Through,
1850 z. Ms@paiiy. Main ST Throus IL,
l1:4o T. gM-Week Days-Byrd ST. Through Al
q NoTE@Puman Sleeping or Parlor cars on
all above trains except train arriving Rich
smond II 80 An week days. and local acconn.
b. Time Of arrivals and departures and connso.
w" 3. DuKE q q 81 cur i. rAY1oR.
Cent. Man'r ASS /. Gent. Man 4, Trait. Man.
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RAILROADS.
e Scenic !! Route ! |! J 1t
sSSfsv 10 The West

= -
= Hours aud 30 Minutes to Norfolk.
jan .l1-l3o5 ~
+ ~ " 1111tSAVE MUND---EsASTBouND G
.'' I'd, "a week rays--Local 10 Nowport
a.oo xx AZ and way statons. 8S871$73
Burr ~ otnsa,ay--Limits Arriyss lliAnhs-
NJ. Old Point ii;oo A. Nj, Noffolk iitS
son e. ~, Fortsmonth II. ~ s1's''7gi
NV E. ~ Observation-Disclosures williams
p pu1Ig a;56 2. NJ, Newport News :s0 n, Il.
Pn Par NON. II +. NJ. Norfolk s:s5 p. Nj
MAIN ef rRRfEyshssTl s. SlS Point
o.H ~ e. a,-local-- Week DaysATo CllftoAs
2'oo q q A. .-1,a with through Pullman tot
cincinnati indianapolis and Chicago With
v vni c as Pullman service for Louis,
iV'4o 81! :; M.;-Dall Observation-Disclosures Pullman SER
SnG f Ipr Cincinnati. Louisville, st. Louis
q 30 ! I, JAMEs p1vBn 1,1Ns..
fesasena ya Ggfson Forrs aa priaei
pa pal stations; on week days 70 Rosney and
s.,s EEsm1t2nt. Parlors Car. s5ffsltss 81 St
.iI,t 5; $fnai;:-Weck ys--LocalTo F,sront.
Na oEfMiN Isl AnRIyE RICHMOND F'ROM5 gs
II az e end oId Point 1905 a.. days,
fren, Newport News p NJ week days. Hs'sy any
ma ~ y s;sG = NJ daily; Main Line Local 7:i5
Y. week days from Clifton Forge; C.ordonsv1
AEON ~ W. A.. NJ, week days.
es5 P \, tFsivar Line Local from clifton F0rga
II. " FuLLn~, ". q. wAPTrEN.
z. d. DOYLE. Gen'I Mana GER lG,si y ySl
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AUCTION SALE
MILLINERY 81 STOCK,
FIXTURES, ETC.

Pursuant to the terms Of g deed Of trust
and assignment recorded In the : Rich 9c z,
ENNIS to the undersi gned trustee, T VIII
sell on the premises, No BIG East Broad
Street, Richmond, " a.. on
This Frid lay, Mar. "a, 1905,
alto 80 o. clock a. NJ, either as a whole
or, { 1ipt. In lots to- suit purchasers the j !,
OF Trimmed and Untrim,ned Hats, Feath-s
5ers, Flowers, Bralds q iffons and !, other
stock also the following fixtures 8 Four.
High Wall Cases, silver mounted & y; Low {,
Counters, 1 Extension Ia BILE, q Outside
Case, ! Round Show r DOM Case, High
Oak Cases, 1 Pier Mirror, Large Mirror,
Desk; also Small Ia bles, Chairs, Small
Mirrors and Partitions. All the above
goods and fixtures are In perfect condi-
tom TX ri M
curing the lease Of said store.
~
M v5sdin5 ss gssstss
Mich 23-2t 81 S
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NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON. N. 81 G.. March es.-sP1R1Ts
thing doing; receipts 9
casks. Rosin:-Noth hing doing; receipts, 50 bar
rels. Tar Firm at $1.70; receipts, % barrels.
Crude Turpentine-Fir m at g. Soas. 70; receipts.
% barrels. Z, sf,5ss ~ s4sss
IA SAVANNAH. a IA. March 3.-TURPEN-
3TINE-Ftr1n at 63Hc.; receipts, b27 casks: sales.
z casks; shipments. 325 barrels. Rosln-Firm !;
Srecelptss75 barrels: sale 652 barrels; ship-
fments. = ,372 barrels. S}5 - ~. 81
6T CHARLEsTON.fe s.. c.. March 23.-TURPENc
TINE AND $ROS1N-Nothing doing.
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& NEW YORK, March NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
40 head. No trading to- day. Market nominally
steady. Calyes-Receipts. = 800 head. l5 Veals
steady. Common to prime yeels, So 90: Eculls.
81 co. Dressed calves steady. City dressed
iyeals. a9l3Ac per pound country dressed, TAO
l.4l0 head Market quiet, but about steady.
Western wethers. 1910; Western lambs, $500
Hogs-Receipts, 1851 head ;s feeling q steady.
Primo State hogs lquotable ut $4,000. 90.
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Other Produce Markets. {

NEW YORK March q, FLOUR Dul! and
partially lower Minnesota "a Y patents, Sso1a9
Quiet. Duckwhcat ur-Inactlye. cornmcal-;
Barely steady. Rye-Nominal Barley-Dull,a
Ss sass ;'h 4s sfsss ri s
ssl.1l%; July. 95ssc.; September ssc,
stsady ossa 9 Y sev9tir
s'f seet1ss sady cat Mes.sqaIs., Lard f. q; !.
ifss Wsstssa tsss%ss 'i':Ss
rssfss sssa s e1'fs %s isaas
sugarrsaw. nominal: fair refining, 4nis, CEN on
Lens Island s;s9as 20;
and Wssfersas aslssy
manipulated, 6bsl6zc.; other domestic AZ GlS1sc.
sCabhages steady; Florlda, per barrel T., crate,
" Hu usttv frrn creamery soaesc, Cheese
and Eggs-Firn and unchanged.
II A 81 Ill., Ihs Ms 5sst s Ge,S taax e
M fess S'rs tGs Nag e
esans futures ara ranged a. eowy
Open, High. \ Low. Close.
E ;$$ TIKI TIL 81: 4: Tx III
#$E II III II ~ Il,
EOATS-Nol 3. AZ So e. ,as > y Y, q.
d May e,...,,.....,.s9 30ss al!s .a.a .Desst
kg duly eSo.ss tlss MA a1 ss
81 Sept, ,,,.,,,,....,3 tsls Al, sass ~ .57S
Nj SS P1RlS--l'er Dbl. ~ b ~ 9 !,
nm III a lssss lss 81 isS!.
S HsE g! "a Es ss IS s?,s
lsHOltT II Iss-Per loO lbs ~ 4. y ~
Jy q 7.07A 707s 705 7.07ii
Cash quotations We're as follows: FI.OU R-
Easy. No. ~ spring wheat. slosaals; No, y
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET,
POI BALTIMORE,$aID., March .3.-Seaboard Air
Limo common, 1sss bid; do preferred Nothing
MI t4g
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Y. s. retunding %. registered .......... j.
Y. s.. rcfunding 2s, coupon.............,. i
Y. 8. Is, registered i
III =. as coupon. {. 4. I. i. !. II
y. 8. Now Is, registered ..........,.. /:
u s.. New 4s, coupon I. ~ {.
y. =. Old 81, registered {. II
Y. s. Old ~. coupon. u
American Tobacco A., certtflcatcs..........
American Tobacco Bs, certificates. .........1 u
Atchison general .s.............. II
Atchtson Hdjustinent Observation-Disclosures.
Atlantic Coast Lire ....... II
Baltimore and Ohio ls........ ...... II
Bal uinorc and Ohio 35as. I. }. I. 4.
Central OF Georgia 81. 4. !. ........ =
Central OF Georgis. 1st Inc.
Central Of Georgia I'd Inc. \. /. J.
Chesapeake and Ohio e ss. ........... u
Chicago and Alton Observation-Disclosures.
Chicago, - and Quincy new A.. .......
Chicago. r.. ]. and Pacific r. r. IS
Chicago. r, I. ard Pac. r. r. col. IS 49,.
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In order to wind up the estate OF the
ate Mrs. Lena Rose. we will sell, by
public auction, 81 In the following order,
on the premises y q 84
TUESDAY, MARCH 2Sth, AT P. M
". First Tho i frame st ores or shops, y
above, fronting together rs feet son east
line Brook Avenue, ! near N arsh hall Street,
corner o f an alley R, lsssg
Second. Say at ! 80 p. Nj the brick
warehouse No \. 4l6 Brook Avenue, now
occupied as an automobile stable, but
sulta bile for any. business.
g. ThirA At a P ~ N, vacant lot, corner
Goddln and Griffith Streets. 4Sx74 feet.
first toll gate. 40 81 d IA \ s5
Fourth. At & P. NJ. beautiful West
End lot, 81 feet n Granite Street, near
$Bellyiew or Reservoir Boulevard, south
OF Mann's flower gard en-. i5 q
The legatees OF the above estate being.
n , dents, have de termined "a to- SELL
In order to close tho estate, and bargains
can be had. u The Improved property pays
well na an estment. f3g3
TERMS:s Easy, and announced ut sale
f J.sTIIOA1PsONE BROWNS Coz
Auctioneers.
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

!, g. and st. Louis gen. As offered 1917:
Chicago Terminal 4s ", g7t2
& Colorado Midland Is ioffercd) =. ......... !. 76h
Colorado and Southern As. Z. 5aTs
Cuba bs certificate {. Z. 1868
Denver and Rio Grande As (ofrered) Z. ~. 10o
Idstllcrs,F Securities Is so
Erie prior lien 102
Erie General 4s d. 93s
Fort Worth and Denver City 1sts..... 1909
IIocking Valley AVS tbld) .. 1l01s
japan g. certI feat es.
& louisville and Nashville unhed Is (bid) Z. 1os,a
Manhattan corlso gold rs (bld) .. 106is
Mexican Contra @ As. \.
I Mexican Central 1st ............. e4A
Z MINI. and ST. Louis Is (oirered).. 96h
Missouri Kansas and Tcsls As (bld) 101 s58
Missouri. Kansas and Texas Eds. 5. ]. s51l
q National r R.aof Mexico con. 4s.......... 81 III
Il NETWORK Central gen 3lks I'D 4. 100
New Jersey Central gen. So did Z. :.
Il Northern Pacific los
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BY C. l.. Is II. i, Denoon, 4
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs,
vi sci Main Street f5

n Il SrEIS SALE; or THE NEAT
ID yYELLING AT TflI sOUr1TlN EST
CORNER OF ST. PA I'LL AND COUTrS
STREETS FRONTING % FEET ON
THE WEST LINE OF SIT. PAUL
STREET AND RUNNING BACK Be
TWEEN PARALLEL, LINES 100 FEET,
BY virtue or the provisions OF a cer-
tain deed of trust. dated May 0. 1901, and
of record In Richmond Chancery Court
d. B.. 173 "a, p. III, default having been
made iii tho payment of the note therein
secured, ! Will sell by public auction, OH
the premises, on
"WEDNESDAY, MARCH 90, 1905.
at 3 clock p. NJ, the above described
property.
E ERN1S--Cash as to expenses Of execut-
ing this trust and to pay a note of S4oO
with interest, from May 9, 1903; balance at
l and 2years. I'll
@. u. & II. L. Denoon. Auctioneers.
5Aicll "a ids ss;5 4
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BY The Valentine Auction Co.,
3Auctioneers. Us
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AUCTION sALES-This Day.

by GEO. ". OLIVER, Auctioneer,
10 Broad street, between First and Brook
Avenue. Phone A5sL. aS
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FINANCIAL + |,

MONEY TO LEND
AT THD LOWEST RATE or INTER-
est on Richmond city, suburban and
SUTTON 8 60, ls N. Ninth st.
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CATTLE, IS. MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE $40 K MARKET.


(Sales at Union Stool; Yards.)
Richmond. ! Va. March 20 1906.
There was q fair run OF cattle on tho market
price steady Best steers, 6g5Ac a. few extra
higher: medium to good, AZ GtAc.: common tc
fair, &c. z; heIfers, 3ls G4Ac.: cows, 2M q
&c. 4: bulls, 2is G14c. so NJ
Fair run Of hogs. Best hogs. 596Hc.;; roughs.
l4g4sic. iii, ~ s8;i e
Very few sheep and lambs on market. Best
sheep, 616c.; bucks. 4@4hc.; lambs. 697c.. [;
veal calves. 16,ac.;; extra, &c. & fresh COWS,
SEQ 90 per head. ass n si
Prospects fair for all kinds Of stock.
CHICAGO. ILL, March 23.-CATTLE-Re-
;celpts. Z. 900 head. NJ arket strong to hlgheE
Good to prime steers, S. 1906 %; poor to me
dun. $685. etockers and feeders, 81. 90
s sssd saa aS ,s
200 head 8 aE Y e5loe low
choice: heavy. s: e5a6s 7h rough. heavy. s5:lt9
$685. light, 1905. q: bulk Of sales s5.lOG5.:0
Sheep-Recepts 1900 head. Sheep tl8 md
Enthusiastically. Good to choice wethers. s.: 75R
,eso fair 70 choice mixed 4.soaS:4o; !. Western
sheep. s5d6.ao: ma tive la bs. S5Oa1 Is; West
ern lambs, IS. 1901. G5. Fl 54
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MARINE 1NTEnL1GENcE.

primo white es,sassc.. prime wlnter sello'
2gIa n Sor. 7TGl t1N e
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Z DRY Go.otps8 ArARKET.

stock; n,achine picked. sasmc. shelllng Stock.
Middletown transcript. [volume] (Middletown, Del.) 1868-current, 1905-09-23
GIVE THE WOMEN A TRIAL

In twenty-five States charges Of graft"
are being, or have been recently, under
investigation. This does not include the
department of agriculture and the public
printing office at Washington. Such a
state of political affairs might operate to
prevent women from wishing to assume
any responsibility as governing factor
were it not that the underlying force in
the woman suffrage movement is a sense
of duty, and feeling that woman's GRIM
inality in these political matters has been
her Indifference and willingness to shirk
the rightful duties and burdens of citizen
ship. Thinking men are beginning to
feel their inability to cope with the grow
ing dishonesty in public life and to feel
that in some way they ought to have the
aid Of the reserve moral force there is in
women. Often do they sign eagerly a
woman suffrage petition saying, Yes, l
am for that; women cannot do any worse
then men have done, and | believe in
giving them trial, to see if they can
help us out" Our greatest encourage
ment to hope that they will lies in our
belief that men and women together can
accomplish for good in any direction more
than either can alone-Ex.
Middletown transcript. [volume] (Middletown, Del.) 1868-current, 1905-09-23
WALMsLEY.ENNIs NUPTIALs

A pretty home wedding took place at
the residence of Mr. and MR. John W
Ennis at Clayton at high noon Wednes-
day, when their daughter Miss Susan
Ethel Ennis became the wife Of Mr.. Alex
ander Walmsley formerly Of Middletown,
but now Of Brooklyn, N. Y. The house
was beautifully decorated with potted
plants, and cut flowers, central design be-
ing a handsome arch under which the
bride and groom stood. Mrs. Howell II.
Sevil, Of Clayton, sister of the bride, was
matron Of honor; Miss Elsie Allen, Of
Clayton, and Miss Amanda Fisher, Of
Philadelphia, were bridesmaids; Mr.. John
w. Ennis, Jr., was best man; Miss
Frances E. Allen was ring bearer, carry
ing the ring in large open Gala lilly.
Miss Helen McWhorter, Of Middletown,
was flower girl; the ribbon bearers were
Alice Ennis, Mary johnson, Harry John
son, Jr., of this town and Frank Nc
Whorter, Of Middletown. The ushers
we're Mr.. Howell II. Sevill, and Mr..
julius w. Hawkins Of this town. The
bride was becomingly attired in white
crepe-de-chine over white silk with tulle
veil and carried shower bouquet Of brides
roses. The matron Of honor wore white
silk and carried arm bouquets of carna-
tions. The flower girls wore white china
silk and carried baskets of flowers. Rev.
V. P. Northrup of st. Paul M. E. Church
met the candidates under the arch and
performed the ceremony, the wedding
march was played by Miss Flora Allen
and during the service, Miss May T.
feathers sang 30 promise Me-" The
ceremony was followed by wedding
supper and reception which was at
tended by large number Of relatives
and friends. They left amid shower Of
rice for wedding trip after which they
will take up residence in Brooklyn.-Smy-
raG Times
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RESOLUTIONS

WHEREAS, The Rev. w. J. Wilkie, the
Rector Of St. Anne's Parish, Middletown,
Delaware, has rendered his resignation to
st. Anne's Vestry to take effect October
fifteenth, nineteen hundred and five.
Resolved, That, we the Vestry of st.
Anne's Church express our regret that
owing to illness in his family, our beloved
rector is compelled to move from our
midst, thereby, severing rectorship that
has been energetic and fully alive to every
duty. We hereby express our recogni-
ton OF his untiring devotion and zeal in
the discharge and performance of those
duties; duties which offtimes must have
been burdensome and yet, which owing
to his christian character, his love for his
fellowman and his devotion to his Mas
ter's work, became to him a labor OF love.
And in SO doing we feel to him personal
nearness and Election which brings with
them feelings OF deepest regret, in accord
ing to his request to be relieved Of his
charge. Our tribute to his ability as a
preacher and as man is Of the highest,
and great is the loss Of those services and
fellowship which have been SO long be-
slowed upon US, on the seyering Of these
relations our personal good wishes and
prayers. as well as those OF the entire
membership of this parish, 20 with him,
and may Gods choicest blessing be with
him and his. 1t il ordered that copy of
this resolution be spread upon the min
ntes, that copy thereof be sent to the
Rector and that the local papers be re-
quested to make a publication of the
same. NJ. N. WILLITs,
Secretary.
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WARWICK
rs. Wilson Merritt is quite i'll

Mrs. Wilson Merritt is quite i'll.
w. J. Lofand was in Wilmington on
Tuesday last.
Mrs. M. A. Lofand is visiting in the
Quaker City.
A number from town attended court at
Elkton this week.
James Hicks is visiting Mrs. J. Arnold
Stewart on Main street.
Preaching tomorrow evening at s
o'clock, Rev. Frank S. Cain, pastor.
Washington Camp, No. s, P. 0. S. Of
A., meets every Tuesday evening at 8
o'clock.
Miss Daisy D. Day was the guest OF
her sister, Mrs. George Goldsborough last
Wednesday.
The small boy is preparing himself to
visit the John H. Sparks circus at Mid
dletown to-day.
Miss Ada Marsh, of Wilmington, DEL,
is spending two weeks with her father,
Mr. Z. E. Marsh.
Mr.. John Piser lost quite valuable
mare last Thursday. Heart trouble is sup
posed to be the cause.
A fire of unknown origin among the
outbuildings of Mr.. Amos Wilson was ex-
tinguished by bucket brigade on Thurs
day.