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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-07
Cured Lunnhaao.

A - Canman Chicago, writes March {.
1903 Having been troubled with Lumba-
40 at difrcrcnt times and tried ono physl-
Clan after another, then different oint-
ments and linumcntg gave y up altogeth-
err so / tried once more ana got a bot
Tie OF BallRrd's Snow Liuameut which
gave me almost instant relief / can cheet-
fully recommend It ana will add my name
TO your list OK former sufferers" Doc. 500
and 81 Sold by y. G, NJ /. Drug Dept
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-07

60 make his winter quarters there. As
is usually the case, the loss Of life WIS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-11
mr.. CLEVELAND
ON THE: ! SOUTH !. ]. /.
The Former President Delight
H ed by Her Vast
Strides. 3
Especial to the Times. Dispatch.

Especial to the Times plspatch,) u 4
NORFOLK. VA May 10 Former Pres
ident Grover Cleveland was here to day
on the steam yacht oneida as the guest
OF Commodore p. G, Benedict, Of New
York. who Is president Of q lumber plant
here. Mr.. Cleveland said; M s' E
~ am surprised and delighted to see
the vast strides that are being made in.
all directions In the South and look
for a continued development Of her vast
resources. That Is not to say, he con-
tlnued with a SMILE THAT she Is not al
ready occupying IA proud place.
5.s.'"Yes. the South IL, the next place where
they are going to take tho next BOOM"
said Commodore Benedict, 1.-THE region
Is accessible ard fill Of great resources.
II ] was a youngster1I should not think.
OF going West. but would come to the
SOUTH 81
Tho Oneida lay In tho harbor here tho
greater part of the day having come In
the Virginia capes early this morning and
sailed away for New York Tonight.
MAYOR BAIRD DEAD,
j. Thompson Baird, who has served as
mayor Of Portsmouth, for twenty years,
died at his residence IN Portsmouth, last
night as the result OF q stroke OF paraly-
sis from which he had been confined to
his Bed for several weeks.
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5yClOIlITT0N S1AlRKET.

! NEW YORK. May 10.-The cotton market
was hardly so active as the last two days, but
ruled generally firm. with final prices showing
a fair gain for the day. The opening was Arm
at an advance OF 1910 points In response TO.
higher cables than expected and active cover
Ing. he weather map was considered favorable.
however, and after working up 70, a net nd
vance OF about 6al3 points rumors that leading
bulls were taking advantage OF me crop,
created by covering 10 unload a par: OF their
holdings as checked the demand and prices
sagged on to within about 4a6 points OF last
nights fnals.S On the decline leading spot
people started buying, there was n renewal of
.bul support and early sellers covering, sent
prices In the early afternoon upfto a new high
detel for the day or. n net advance OF about
.l4g1s points,li Toward 4 the close there was.
realizing and prices worked or from the best
Tho close was steady ut q net advance Of I o.
II points. Sales futures estimated mt cl5.000i
bales. Private advices as toiithe size OF the
new crop continued conflicting and spot mar
kets wcrc said to be steaedily held, although
demand was reported light.
g Receipts mt the ports to-tiay We're 20. 402 bales
against 22,+t5 last week and 6.lo7 last year.
For the week (estinated) tx, 900 bales sngap,st
i72,7ss last week and s5,7ls last year To.day.s
receipts at New Orleans were 1885 bales
bales against 500 last year 555tS
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cessive steps In the problem OF its coll.5
struction, how the boys solved that pro-
.blem and how thoroughly their enthus!;
asm was aroused NTH the =; SANE aEne sk ~
secured resul from the children, M
Bailey carried his audience. WI tn him anu
greatly interested them He wds given
an ovation when he conclude dec. @
It o-day's Programme: Il
To-day,s programme, which, It will be e
noted -:is to 4abe carried out at tho hall
Of the Dung Mems Christ NJ A !.
ton, both morning and evening, is mere ''s' e.
D. 10 ':Day Nurseries Means 70 Ed q.
Suca ton. M rs. Arthur Dodge, presiuent
Z Fedora ton of Day Nurseries.
rs REPORTS of delegates on the 'Medlcal thsEec-
ton I'm tho Public School, OF their rcspec lYe
communities discussion opened BY Dr. Moses
ID. Hoge.l Richmond. z =, Z. ( ., Il,
Miss Ruth Mintzer, teacher OF cookery PUBIC
schools, Baltimore. Md. discussion n, opened ne
by Mrs Talcott Williams, Philadelphia, "a,
q EVENING SESS1O \ \, e
IA AT s; Psf NJ Round Table-'.Design ana q ~.
plied Design in the Manual Arts and Crafts.
DR.. Talcott t Williams, Philadelphia, Pa 81 MRS.
William, n Ellicott Baltimore, Nd; !, MIS- MIS-,
sanford Blssell. New York city; Mr.. Il Henry
Turner Bailey, North scituate, Mass. i I554
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-11
NATIONAL TRAVELLERS PROTECTIVE
ASSOCIATION, RE DUcED RATE TO
SAVANNAH, GA. VIA Sc
R0A an AIR LINE RAlLWAI. HI

Account OF the T. +. "A. Convention at
savannah, Ca, the sEABOARD Agents
will sell round trip tickets from Rich
mond at rate Of sl655 each; tickets sold
May 18th and 18th, limited to return on
or before May 2Gth, 1903 THE SEA-
BOARD has been chosen as the OFF,
.CIALE ROUTE to Savannah for this occa-
sion, and has the shortest route and most
convenient schedules. Extra Pullman
sleepers Will DO operated for this conven
ton, and everything possible will be done
for the convenience and comfort Of dele
gates attending this convention. For
Pullman reser yations and all information
apply to Richmond Transfer Company,
II. s. Lizard, 2 w. M. TAYLOR.
f Dis. Pass, Agt. City Pass. Agt.
81 $50 East Main Street. 81
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THE PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK, May o.-FLoUn-Bare,y
steady rye Flour Quiet Comm Gals teady
Barley-Dull. :. !. Y y.
whea,--spot easy; No. red. s41tS.. Options n
closed dull Int x a,sc net decline M Nay closed
at 9s,sc. July, $50. September ssAc.,
8 corf7-kspot steady y. No. 2 5sc options
closed Nc lower on July. but Ne Sup on May.
May closed at b3,4c. J uly, 52Mc.. oats-spot
81 ead ~ mixed oats. 3ih d55c. Ss is4s
Y Beef-Firni. Cut gAlcats-Irrcgular: picked
bellies 4 IL 16c. 5 Lard-Stcady::S refined, ulet
Pork-QuIet. Ta1low--Q Quiet Rosin--F!rl n.
Firm at civ a62c. 455 F
IS Coffee-spm Rio. steady: No, invoice,
SIC; mild, steady; Cordoya. lo71ac. Futures
closed steady and unchanged Su gar-AIl
gradeg OF refined sugar were reduced SOC: a
hundred pounds to-day Raw unsettled; iair
refining. sMc..:: centrifugal % test thc:: mo
.lasscs ! sugar. SIC. 3: refined. easy Confec;;
tloners' A., $50; mould a. $3.50; cut loaf ana
crushed. 81. 65 powd red s. 80 granuiateu,
s. IS; cubes. slo.s IRce--Fr holasses- >
n Dutter-Stcady and unchanged. IN Checse-Firm
ana 1uncha nEed Eggs-st eadys and unchanged,
Po,a toeA-St eahy: Florida, new. &! %;
s,a.e and western. Doc. a 10; Jersey sweets,
50 J0ff4 90 Peanuts-St eady: fancy hnndpicked,
5lM5,tc.: other domestic. AZ 95ac: Cabbage e
Easy: Charleston. per barrel era e. .oc. g sLU;
.cotton--By steam 10 Liverpool. lo9 l4c. a
CHICAGO, ILL. May lo.-Pro{i t-taking5 on
large scale created a weak tone In Etne WneAt
market to-day. IA the close the July option
was on Ac.; corn Is down y c. oats are un-
changed. provisions are up 2k7Gl21ac.,
q The 4 leading futures RANGED as tolow1; .i
(ly1h1 II
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sJrsCELLANEoUs MARKnlTs.
DRY GOODS MARKET

i NEW YORK, May 10. The dry goods market
Is quiet this week. but the absence Of ac-
tIvity is making no impression upon values
no tendency indeed Is towards advances In al
most al lines, Including tSooolens, cottons
and linens. Certain domestics were to-day ad-
.vanced S9,s per cent, while wooen goods arc
many Instnnces, There are few out OF town
buyers In the market. Jobbers are doing only
moderate business
5bl NAVAL STORES. q n il
WILMINGTON. n. c., May to,-SPIR1Ts
TuRPENTINE-Seady at size: receipts. IS
casks Rosln-F firm at ss,1a; receipts. III bar
relss Tar-Firm at 81. receipts, IS barrels,
Crude Turpentinc--Firm at $3.50G400 and $3.50;
SAVANNAH. ia. May IL. -TURPENTIEE--
Firm at $780,; receipts, 4s4 casks; sales. ass
casks: shipments. el0 casks. Rosin-Firm; re-
tceipts, 9ss barrels; sales. 4o' barrels; ship
Inents, 6?2 barrels. s q, s:ss4 u
ciiARLEsToN. s. CT May lo.-TURPEN-
TINE AN p ROSIN-Nothing doing.
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MARINE 1.NTELLIGENclEs.
PORT OF R1cHMoNp. MAY 10. 1895.

IL III
PORT OF RICHMOND. MAY 10, 1905. 4 .5
ARRIVED. lf
Steamer Brandon, Harvey Norfolk, merchan.
diBe and passengers Old Dominion line,
= W. i8 555ss5 81 SAILED. s5si 5
!, Steamer Pocahontas, Graves, Norfolk ana
James River land lngs. merchandise and pas.
set,gers. VIRGINIA Navigation Company III
Steamer BRANDON Harvey, Norfolk merchan.
disc and passengers, Old Dominion line. a .sg
S PORT OF WEST POINT, MAY 10. 1905. Y.
;sf ~ sa n s3g ARRIYHn WI "a g ~ t
. Baltimore, Courtney. Raltlmore, passengers
Elm City Haynes. Mattapon,s River landings,
passengers and general 81 ,,ss&Tso'
Baltimors; Courtney Baltimore. passengers
MIN City, Haynes, Alattnponl River landings,
passengers and general cargo.
PORT NEWPORT NEWS. MAY 10. 1905. s5l
ARRIVED S y
Steamer Manchester Inventor Galveston.
h Steamer Dnlarno, Mobile. i4
Vi Schooner ieneral n. &. tGreely. Boston.
Barge S. R,S Meade, p Providence.
sI3argc Majestic, Providence. I@t55 Y
SAILEn Sa8
Steamer Manchester Inventor, Hamburg
Schooner Josie n. Burt Alleyn's Point. n
Schooner Henry u. Peckhanl, Bangor. Il a
Barge George r, Skolheld. Providence. sSaS
barge Dnos Soule. Providence. Z II ~ & N,
Barge independent, Fall River,
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TO SAVANNAH ,i8 GA, AND RETURN.
5gs{ VIA SOUTHERN 8RAILWAY.s n ,f

3 One fare, plus twenty-five cents. for
ern Railway. Tickets on sale May 18th
and 18th. Return limit May 2sth. Quick
ana convenient schedules through the
Piedmont Section and the Cotton Mil
Belt, Unsurpassed dining car service,
G. w, WISTRlTRY,E
D. r. A., 0@ p. Main Street,
Richmond. Va.
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REDUCED RATES VIA &. ATLANTIC
COAST LINE RAILROAD TO sA.

20 5VANNAHI GA,, MAY 6.23, 1900, Z, N
Account OF meeting OF the Travellers.
Protective Association Of America, So
yannah, Ga, May 18 to %, 1905. the At
1ant!o Coast Line will sell tickets to sa-
vannah, Ga, at rate OF one fare plus 25
cents for the round trip. tickets one sale
May 1ath and l4th, with Anal limit May
26th. The Atlantic Coast Line operates
two fast through trains daily between
Richmond and Savannah. with Pullman
and Dining Car service, 53 g{f 4
For further Information apply to agents
OF the company, Richmond Transfer Lo,.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-11
gyoRx RIVER cHEpuLE FOR THIS.

on account OF the failure to some OF tho
machinery on one e the York river l4ins
steamers. sailing for the present week
VIII be as follows: From West Point.
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, con-
nection leaving Richmond 1920 F. NJ.
From Baltimore Tuesdays. Thursdays and
q, w. WEsTpuRY. II
D, II. A..
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q, S, CAMPBELL. D. p, A..
SSs e, Main st.. Richmond. Va.
The FAvoRITE ROUTE TO eALTl,
MORE,THEi NORTH AN o THE EAST.

MORE, The NOF7T7 AND 7 He EAST, VI
York River Line Leave Richmond
daily except Sunday 4:20 p. NJ; arrive
baltimore 800 A. NJ, connecting with
trains for Philadelphia, New York and all
points north and cast Low rate ex-
cursion tickets now8on sale daily, 335
y Is q S C. w. WESTRURY,
3S D. P. A., 900 East Main Street.
55ieS Richmond. Va. fl
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Spot cotton closed quiet, 10 points higher;.
middling uplands s.1b; middling gulf; 58.iOIslS
Cotton, quiet; mlddling, s.l5; net receipts. II
bales; gross, 5,ioi bales; stock, .loS4i bales.
Total to-day a t all PORTS Net receipts 400
bales. export to Great Britain,t8683 hses;fsto
the Continent $50 bales; to Japan 1881 bales;
stock CPS. 73a bales Ii. * n
Consolidated at all ports-N OF; receipts, D4.2l2
bales: export to Great Britain, 76,6c6 bales !;
TO France, l0Fe6 ba lies to@the Continent 35,62S
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bales; 10 Japan. 1881 bale. 10. Mexico, ID

q Total since September list at all ports-Nct
receipts. COS bales export TO Great Britain
s.aj954o bales To France, 7o9. as bales to the
Continent, 2, saD.23s bales; to France nnauanou
Continent z.sso,2ss bales; TO japan, z22,So0
bales. TO Mexico. Is. 81 hales. $500
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Rail. nv

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT APRIL s. 1906.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND .35
700 Daily-Local for Charlotte, y. G. I'll
~ 80 p. M.-Daily- Inn! ted Buffet uman to-
Atlanta and nrminEh han. n New Orl eanss
5is@% Memphis. Chattanooga and all the South:
500 p. MEX. Sunday--KeyVvtllA Local
II 80 Observation-Disclosures ed--Pullman ready s:SeB
t3FS53 r.. NJ. for all the South III
it3i YORK RIVER LINE. ~
The favorite route to Bait lmore4 and Eastern
points. Leaves Richmond 4:eo 2. Nj: daily,
2a5' p, M-Local-Da Daily. except Sunday.
1870 p M,-ExceptE Sunday--Fors West Point. (
competing with at Gamers for BaltLnors$
ssli and river landings Steamers soall at York.
town and Clay Bank Mondays,I Wedncs-
days and Fridays and at Gloucester Point
and Almonds Tue sdays, hursdaysB and
EaturdaysS sss.1tSt s5
ltg West Point. sslje
( TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND. S8s
$3.50 A. NJ and $40 P. M.-From all the SOUTH
/ sS n M.--F>romS Charlotte and Durham;
$40 A. M.-From, Keysville y, al
9:2B A. M,--Bnltmore and West Point. 8;5
:E5 Al MI Daily, except Sunday and Monday;
$50 P: n I, daily. except Sunday rom {
q. w. WDsTnIJRY, 5, T. A, richmond s! V:
ii 3. SPENCER. oen'l MET.
Washington. D. e, NJ 81 8 ,3s
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N-nrlha.,3 "a II ~ Al II n
Nortnil IA Wes,.rm con. is....,........... 162t
1,reror SHIRT IJna 1refunding f4si........... SsH
Ssng..,,,s AZ cnnr axs,..,,..s...........l 02 h
!, ssaInr General D 4. i02X
a. ct ,,,is nd iron Mountain con, ba,.... 1i6tt
St. Louis and San Francisco 49, 4sn...i SsA
ST. Louis southwestern con. 4s..".......... 50
S::$;:: a; &c; :,
Ts1as and Pseiiic NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 2sn
Toledo st. L. and Western s4s.............. 9!
finion pasiae cow 4. /. llsA
II sieei ID :. skH
Wabash ists !. :. !. 1i6H
IWahasfs & Deb Bs +. I. !. .............. "a Il
Svesfern Ma. "a 50 II
Wheeiine and Lake Erie = ~. s4h
wisconsin Central II. eSX
M and o. Collateral Trust. G......... 81 Il
G~IErul OF Georgia ID -
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PRICES SAGCED
IN HEAVY !. MARKET N | 4
Substantial Interests Abstaii,,ssd aimed.
Almost Completely From Par #
sticipatioil il Dealings.
THE. RATE QUESTION UP AGAIN i
Wall Street Figuring OIL Latest Latest.
Utteranccs Of President and and
Secretary Of Wat
nv 4 ssociated Press.)

a
NEW YOR r. May 1c-Prices reversed
Il the movement OF yesterday and saggcd 4 ~ I
heavy market. The only signlillcihinntcse}
which can be attached to the movement y
vn 4 the almost total abstenton from ON Wy
dealings OF any real holders OF stocks or
anv5 real seekers for stocks. The NANNY
81 the room, traders to get prices far q way
from n given level is the unfailing siEn
ofathes aucscence OF ali substantial inter-
ests in the market. whose opera tons form S'i
tbc basis for the only successful cam
= paiEn BY tho purely professional element ,
Llduidation seems to be compieitcd anu
the supply OF stocks In the fnarKe " e N,
ceedingly small The nltlat,ye nn,e 81 tie
settlement Is awaited with some reneW s..i
apprehension, which was shown by t T,r
renewal s6f light liquidation mere d ler
cussIon about the Stock Exchange most ,f..
stress was laid on tho revived discus I,.,
blythe President and Secretary. OF VA. VA
of the railroad rate 81 W IL
tached to this ,auestion by the aamil ~
tration. Money was extremely easy nv ,.ls
sterling exchange was stron ns a ,gna,h snr
4 the small demand In the local money
3 market would not permit an outgo OF god
Reading was elped by the reports IRON
cries from the extreme decline which
were not wide in themselves. pHt th =
/ closing was easy. 81 rs
Bonds were g,aT Tot sales par az
Z oil unchanged ON ca llsss NJ Z. Is . IA
The total sales OF stocks amounted 10
Il 900 shares. ~
4 MONEY AND ExCHANGE-cLOsE:
Money on call easier mt l2I2 1-25 per cent.
i closing bid.3 2 per cent? offered iat 2l- -
per cent; time money slightly ! easier:
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r. r p n Ric.Inond, Fredericks.
ne x ] . burg 3 Potomac II. =.
- 7l xYacl,,,, nrt hNVa I'd.

Uvu - pOA 3 ~ = oSVAAA0S - - b
Trims leave Richmond-.-N orthlWaEd.
l:i, A. 9M.--uaily--Byrd ST. Through,
US &. M,-Week pays-Elba, Ashland s. As
$40 S sem mepay-pyrl st. Through, Local
1905 s. & Tsrsssa
l5'' burg Accommodate 4. ~ 5
4 4 .os, p M,--Dally--Alatn st. Through. b.
s,os s nMs."psily-nyrd st. Through.
Trains Arrive Rlchmond-So
$50 a. M,--Week Days-Eba- Ashland Ao-
$50 s. sMisWssK Days-nyFa ST. FredsF'ek''
3 az A N. -paiiy-Byrd St. Through.
ii 10 a. M,--Week Days-Byrd 81, InFousA' /
q 81. 3 fof M.s1 sEsRiII st. Through.
Sis p, M,--Week Days-Elba. Ashland Ass
N 'I3 con,modation, y. =, L. ,5 Sssta
5:d5 E E M,- -i5aillbya ST. ThsousS Local
h o 80 F. M,-paily-Maln st, Through,
NOTE-Pullman Sleeping or Parlor Cars on
ali above trains except trains arriving Rtch-
n.ond 100 a. M.6week days, and local accom'
Time Of arrives and departures and connsa.
" ys9''I Is. HI pu KE XII C. ", cuLp. ". PTAYLoR.
Gen'l. Man'r. Asst, Gent. Man'r;. Traf, Man.
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Council to Meet.
Coming Entertainment.

The olympia Club Is arranging for an
entertainment to take place at Leader
Hall on the goth instant. The entertain.
.ment will be under the management OF
Prof. Mum, OF Richmond. who Will put
on a vaudeville bill for the entertainment
of the friends OF the club.
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Sc / 1 J, B I j: ID D
Air LINE RAILWAY 58

: 1906. WI s. 81 4 &, 4E
TRAINS, LEAVE RICHMOND-DA1LY.5 Il
a.i0iA.r N.--Local-For !Norilna and Hamlet. 81.
$50 p M,--Seaboard Fast Mail--Savannah,
.'7ss Jacksonville, Atlanta and Southwest
10 100 p M.-Ssaboard Express--Savannah,3J ack.
i-'S ~ sonyille,f ATLANTA and Southwest
W. TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND. .s
Z e:s5 a.. M.-From Florida, "A tlanta and south-
ass r. M,-Fro.u Florida, Atlanta and South
efa west. u y le IS. al sA4 3 81 .g5 ~
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CLYDE STEAMSHIP
COMPANIES
PHILADELPHIA

(. RICHMOND AND NORFOLK LINE.
Freight received and delivered daily az G.
Broad Streets. II. X. WOopFIN. soicitipE
Agent. Va, Nav. Co.'S Wharf. Rockets,
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OFFICIAL RANGE AND SALE o. STOCKS IN new YORK
SALES.

a. 9. T., OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
500 Amer. lob, pfd..s..........
$4,000 Ainalgamntcd Copper. x.
900 Amer. Car and Foundry. J.
Amer. Car and Fotin., pfd..
Amer. Snuff ...9...........
l0 Amer Snuff, pfd............
100 AMER Can ..............,.i
700 Amer. Can, pfd..............
sOlW Amer. Locomotive, com 4. ~
bW Amer Locomotive, pfd.....3
200 Amer. Sugar
11s0l a.. I. and 8. Fc, com. -
lW Al and s. Re, pfd .......
\ 1bpQ Baltimore and Ohfo.,.. \
/ 800 Brooklyn Rapid 1'ianslt....-
Canadian Southern .........
400 Canadian Pacific ............
llW Chesapeake and Ohio. .....
1900 Chi. Great Nv cstcrn. ~.
2S600 Chi. Nil. and s.. p.
2sGO0 Colo. Fuel and Iron. .......
100 Colo. outlern. com ...,..
Colo. Southern, list pfdE...
1 GOO Colo. Southern, I'd pfd. ~.
s GOO Clev. Gin, Chi.sand s.. H..
Cons. Tob., pfd.
eco Consolidated Gas I,
200 Della ware and Hudson,.....
Del. Lack. and West. $500.
1880 Erie, com. ~.
1900 Eric, LIST pfd.......,..
100 Erie. "a pfd
General Electric ...........
2G0 Illinois Central s..,..........
42M Louisville and Nashville.
go Manhattan .....................
200 Metro. Street Railway. 80.
200 Mexican Central 80. .4.......
1000 Mo, Kan. and Tex. conn.,.
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NEWS GATHERED
FROM S s D ]. ] /: i !:
Glass Works Plant Nearly
Ready for Oc-
cupancy.
PROGRESS Of SMITH n / CASE ;l';:;.|:
Much Business to Come Before
City Assembly T,o-m me
row Night.
PROGRESS OF SMITH CASE IS,
Much Business to Come Before
Manchester Bureau, Times Dispat ch,
N q. n lO2 Hull Street.

8t$f Manchester Bureau, ~ lmes..D pdtCA,$
$ Progress on the plant OF the newSg glass
works is rapid The plant is near COM
spletion, and the manager said last night
that the plant would be ready to light
the fires by the first Of June. The open
Ing OF the season will probably be post
poned until later in the year, as the,
hot season Is always taken as! a .vaca-
ton BY the people employed at such
works, and It IS not likely that The regu-.
lar season will open before September.
When st does open; the full force will be
In operation. The salary list viii be
something like $50. 900 every two weeks. s
City Water Works.
The Water Commission has given out
the contract to complete the improve
ments to- the water works. The improve
ments consist OF a double set OF engines
and pumps. so that there need be no fear.
OF short supply Of water, either at a.
Are or in case of drought.
Council to Meet.
The lower branch Of the Council will
meet on Friday night, at which time q.
lot OF important business will be trans 3
acted, The Glass Works Company will
ask that they be relieved of the contract
they entered into with the city for the
property which they could not accept and
the Street Committee will proba bly, ask
for more money to prosecute the work
they expect to do this year.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-11
n k&zM N6itoIk&!'W6;i

s LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
\ 800 A. M.-NORFOLK LIMITED. s5 Arrives
Norfolk 11:2o a.. NJ Stops only at Petereburg.
waverly ana SUFFOLK s.
s:o6 A. M.-CHICAGo n EXPRESS. Buffet
Parlor Car, Petersburg to ly1chbur9 ana
Roanoke Pullman Shoppers Roanoke to Column.
bus. Bueneld to Cincinnati q also Roanoke 70
Knoxville, and Knoxville 70 Memphis. Cafe
Dining Car. Roanoke to williamson, w. Va ts
lilo r. N. ROANOKE EXPRESS Foe Foe
Farmville. Lynchburg and Roanoke A5sa
+ 800 p. 4M-OcEANS SHORE LIMITED. Ar.}
rlyes Norfolk $40 P. n. Stops only at Peters
burg, WaSerly and Suffolk. Connects with
steamers to Boston. Providence, New York.
Baltimore and Washington & 5ssgfst n IN
1925 p. M-For Norfolk and all ! stations cast
$50 p M.--NEw ORLEANS SHORT LINE!
Pullman sleepers Richmond e. Lynchburg and
Roanoke, Petersburg to East Radford. Lynch
burg 7. Chattanooga. Memphis and New Or;
$3.50 =. MIST 'iouIs EXPRESS Pullman
Sleeper Petersburg to Roanoke and Roanoke to-
Columbus. Dining Car.
Trains arrive from the West ~ "a. NJ. o:os
p. M and s:ls p n. from Norfolk. II: An
and $50 p. NJ. n ss5
B ofice No sss East Main street. S.s,
III IN w. B. BEvrLL, c. H. BOSLEf,5ii5
Gen'l. Pass EAgt. Dist. Pass At
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-11
lE0IRI.N|IEW YORK.

via Might Line Steamers Except Saturday
making Connection In Norfolk with Main Line
Ship following day 81 ne, y also Norfolk
Shesaneake u Ohio Ry, at "a. NJ, and 4 p.
NJ Z making connection daily Except Sunday
at Norfolk with Main Line Ships sailing ut I
= K y Nj =. CHARLEY. City Ticket Agent, sos
n Main st. y, F.. MAYER, Agent. stca mel
Wharf. H. 3. WALKER r, and T, NJ.
New York. N, y.