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OFFICIAL RANGE AND SALE OF STOCKS TN NEW YORK
.!sAtps.
~ FHaH lls

1,M0 a. G. l.. CON ..I...5......,.
100 American Shelters .........
]!4W Ainnlguftlhted Copper '......
1,100, Amer Car and iT0tifi ....i.
Amer! Car and Fot,n., pfd.
n 400 American Cotton Oll.!......
100 American 1TUbncco pfd....
\ GW m erlcan Can ...,,.....,....
800 American Can, pfd. ...,....
Il 400 Amer. Locomotive, coms.
100 Amer. Locomotive, pfd.....
1,lW Amerlchn Sugar is..........
\ 7SS QD ~. and 8. Re, coi11......!...
3. 2M Al, z and 81. re. pfd.......
1900 Baltimore ard Ohib.........
1870 Brooklyn Rapid I'ranslt.,..
Canada Southern n.........
$500 Canadian Pacific ......,n
Is 700 Chesapeake md OhiO......
z 800 Chicng 60 Great NYestern....
1860 Chi, Nil. and ST. Paul..,..
3,1OO Colorado Fuel md Iron. II.
800 Colorado South, com. ..,..,
{ Colorado South, 1st pfd ~.
~ 100 Colorado South, I'd pfd....
100 Clev.. Cin,8 Chi. and st. L..
900 Cha ttn. and st. LOuis......
100 Consolidated Gas ........,..
Y 100 Della ware and Hudson. ....
SlSs Del, Lack. and Western.
1000 Eric. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
100 Erie, lat pfd.................
1900 Erie. I'd pfd .........
100 General Electric ............
$500 Illinois Central ............y.
300 Louisville and Nashville.
d 200 Metro Street Rnilwny.....
b,eOJ Mexican Ccntrn ~. ,........i
700 Mo, !; Kan. and Tex. com ~
200 Mo-, Kan. md Tcxa pfd...
3.70O Missouri Pacific .,........,.l
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For New York.

Via Night Line Steamers Except Saturday.
making Connection In Norfolk with Main Line
L Ship Following day at z p NJ. also Norfolk
and Western Ry.,St 9 a. NJ: and az. n; ana q
n, \ making connection daily. Except, Sunday
at Norfolk With Main Line Ships sailing at
Z P. NJ. lst8
r. q. BOSWELL City Ticket Agent. sOs T..
Main Street; j, IT. MAYER. Agent. Steamers
Wharf; H. y. WALKER, V. p and T. H..
New York. N X. VA
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RICHMOND GRAIN MAEKEF,
Richmond, Va, Sept, 2s, 1906
QUOTATIONS.
CATTLE MARKETS..

& CHICAGO, ILI., Sent cATILEI,-,Re
sasl s9s sSsEE e Ss
49, calves. s2G7 90. HOGS Rscelpts, 1GoN
and selected, t555G5. 50; pigs and roughs, 900
-645, sheep-Rscelpts, 1900 head MsFks
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Chapel Hill, NC.

81 Especial to Tho Times-pispatch,)
= CHAPEL. HILL, N. O., September g.
Tho Athletic Association OF the uniYer-
sIty holds a high place In the manage
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strong q loc. higher. sheep, ,sssae 80 lambs.

NEW YORK, Sept, Hs.-BEEvEs- Receipts.
sl7 ' head Nothing doing; feeling steady. Dress ::
cd beef slow at sac per pound for native &,
3lIrated supply and steady. Yea Is. SI|?. 81. top
for grassers $50 Dressed CAVES .e
head. Sheen almost nominal but nrn, lambs
sSc. higher: common sheep. $3.50: lambs, 1850
s co. Eiogs-RcceiptA, 2.6e1 head. Market Arm.
Good Stale and Pennsylvania hogs, IS. s0q6. 10.
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n NV K6ito|k';&||,W'6sth|lI' /
June 1896,


" LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY. e
800 A. M,3NoRFoLk LIMITED !; !; Z, Asri Irs
< :o5 <. 3M.IcHicAGo EXPRESS. Paror
and Roanoke, Pullman seepers, R9anok /, Z,
joke to Knoxville, and Knoxyills .Me:!phta..
iso 10 i r. RosANokE ExPREss For
Farmy!lle. Lynshburs and Roanek f,r,, Z,
rives Norfolk b;?0 +. NJ. Stops only at Peters,
burg. Waverly and Suffolk, Connects With
steatners TO Boston, Proy!dence. New York;.
7:St +, M..-Tor Norfolk and all stations east
= % 80 ei p. M.mNEw ORLEANS SHORT LINE:
Pullman sleepers Richmond to Lynehburg an -
Roanoke. Petersburg to BRISTOL Lynchburg 70
ChattaneoEa Memphis and New care
$50 r. INST. LOUIS EXPRESS, Pullman
Sleeper Petersburg to Roanoke and Roanoke 90
Trains arrive from the West ~? !, IN ~
tp M and 0:18 p NJ. from Norfolk l1;tok Al -.
and $50 P. M. ~ TIKI
d. BI1VILLE. 9. ~. HOSlAH
Oen'l. Pass ACT. DIST Pass. = ses
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BALTIMORE, Nd. Sept q, FIJI UR-F!rn'
s S5ass Sacna ape NO red wssern 81 GsiTe
schssn 81 asSSf t Gesnapo9sits sr
IRpfi ssN No mixed, asAc Rye ronk and
higher; hTes9 hu 1aesos SG
steady and Unchanged ct 2lo Cheese-ssteady
and Unchanged at l2AGisc Sugar-steady
and unoha nRed, dEsa s4Ft tHf5f5 55I5f 'p55F
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Merchants and Miners
Transportation Co.

Boston, Mass. and Providence, r, |,
Steamers leave Norfolk for Boston Tuesday.
dence Monday. Thursday. and Saturday at g
p, NJ. Passengers and freight taken for all
Now England Points, Tickets on sole at c, and
o. Rwy. and N, and W, Rwy. Offices. and
No. $40 East Main. 3i
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A Tho leading futures ranged az follows.
49, s'-",''5 ,7iz35 Omen, High. Low. Close

Cash quotations wers as follows: Flour
Easy" No, 2 spring wheat, &c.; No. s. s2gt SOC. !;
No. red, SSH JsSho. z No, Q corn. 62Mq5?lto !;
No. yellow ;S.s.io, Nc H.: u.s.;
~ Tic. Good Feeding barley, s7c.; fair
10 TO- choice mating, 4la4so No. flaxseed. s7e ;
No northwestern. ,loah prime timot ~ s e
nerS 100 pounds, ,7?s; short ribs sides !oose
short clear sides boxe,d1)s S Sf6Ssg
csntraci grade, }l2. rs, Butter--steady; creams
cries. i79l9hc.; diaries. lels 9lshe: Eggs.
steady at mark, cases Included, l7hc, n 1sI
,Cheese-Firn at llQ9lllsc
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> I, I. z !, 4. I. \. 4. !. 4. oSh
., ! a,is nd iron Mountain con- 5s..... l17st
9. - ,,. IA 81 IRA nctsco fg S94
e. e. VIZ an hreatrrr con, 84h
e. e. ~ VI linn IL observation-disclosures. 91h
Southern Pacific , 81 81
Southern Railway :. iss #
HslsSo a,n5 Western , ssa
I union I, aTo onn.'ti s 1874 n
uniVm ststes ateei I'd NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. s7h
14iahe II os i.ia 1lBh
1 y 11sh IA 73h
~ n, su.n IA IL ~ S9M
t ~ nj Take Erie is e1h
~ tS'anfroi 4s 95a
~ onn az ~ 1o1M
Ini,a IL. cartinc cat es 9lh
~ ~ 1,ns - serics s91M
Satnral III prd 20 sGrics AZ 73N
Colorado Ind S.. series b.. KY .sSss
Southern Pacific lat 49, certlaca $. -. S SoH
car al ~ Georria cd Inc. s3h
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n
u. s. refundng %, registered . Y;
u. s. refunding 2s. coupon.
U. 8. 3s, registered
U. s.. 49,.
u. 8. New 4s, registered =.
u. y, New ~, gcOupOn....t..s... ..'t'''t a
IT,. s.. Old Il. j registered
u. s. Old A., toupon !. 4.
American Tobacco As, ccrtih Gates ...'.. -! :. .
Atchson general
Atchison adjustment 8is........ ...,..
Atlantic Coast Limo 4s........ .!.......'. :. . ;
Baltimore and Ohio ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
baltimore and Ohio 31s........ SO. Z
Central OF Georgia So. ...........- .......t..
Central OF Georgia 1st lrc.... .......'''t...f
Central OF Georgia I'd 1nc......} ............5
Chesapeake and Ohio ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Chicago and Alton 31s..,...
Chicago. =. and Quincy new 4s +. 1900.
C.hica Eo, X. u. and Pac. II. X. col. 6s.....
&C, c. and st. Louis gen. 4s............ ~
Chicago Terminal .;.....
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L
s3s1 bales; sales ao0 bales: stock. 1871 074 bales;
81 sort 10 Inc Continent 1855 bales !. 4.
Total to- day at all ports--Net rcceipts; 81 w
bales; export 10 Great Britain. 9, oo2 bales 70
France, 10. 1850 bales; to the Continent. a,Ns
bales; stock. 67i,980 bales NJ -. =,
Consolidated at all ports-Eet receipts, ~, ~ o.
bnles, EXPORT 10 Great Britain. H., 5lS bales: 70
NJ To- ey3 bales; to- the Continent. S0'bSa
bales; TO Japan, bales. (, =. VI
. Total since September. list at all porisn,Set
receipts, S73, 200 bales;t export 70 Great bl1ta
iie sl0 bales to France. 65 0ss oales; % me
Continent, 1870 bales to Japan. 7s6 pa pal
to Mexico, 100 bales W lis
NEW on LEASs;, la, Sept. 2s-coTToN---
Spot cotto continues IN good demand. : but the
offerings are very lIEht; sales 1870 bales IN.
Guiding $50 to arrive u WI,
Futures quiet with prices lG3 points down
The improved conditions at LIVERPOOL where
sales were made Of 1000 bales Mt full, prices,
caused some fear among local shorts. who sent
prices up on themselves. The improvement.
however was OF short duration. quito a lot OF
cotton held by weak longs was thrown over,
board, values easing on to about the opening
flgurcss The market closed steady. net one
Cotton futures barely steady and nominal:
October. 10. 4sIl049: November, 10 bl9l0.67 De.
ccmber, 10 66Il0.G7; January 10. 76a 1911; rep
rlnry 10. s2@lO.s4: March TO- s2Gti % \; April,
l0.eSal1 %: May, II .o29llos; June, ll.osallloi
-IilY.3 II. liG11.l8. a.-.--.l ---.-
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATION s

Il Colorado Midland !. rs
i r.oioro IA ond so,. hcrn ~ . 93h
CHA ~ Icriinca ten. 105il
ran ,.er nj r. Ia "a m nde "a i0l
I Tfstiiera: aecritiea a. s2N
1 iTrIe nrnr Ian IL \. y. l02N
| Fort Worth and DEN City lat tofferod).. ~ s,
1 Hooking Valley NJ
nmI.viin a nd Nash Unified 4s,....,...... 104k
| ~ nha In ron roid a. 1864
4 Mexican S Central IA. "
M ea1ea and st louis ss
4 Missouri, Kansas and Texas 4s............ IVES
M,'ous R 9, nRH Ts5as
4 Nav York Central gen az 81. 9oN
Il Ncw crsey Central gen. IS. 134h
4 Mort hern h PaciNc q. 105
4 Norfolk and Western con- ts...............1oa "a
! oregon Short Line refunding ~ g
] Pehnsyv ania cony. 100
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Every Sunday until October l6.

Arc stlll running every Sunday. Large
crowds continue to patronize these popu-
lar outings. G.. y O.. outings Will con"
gtinue every Sunday until October 18th.
This Is The most beautiful season OF tho
year to visit these points, i1,oQ round
trip every Sunday, "
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NAVAL errOREA

wr1M1NGroS, IN. SEPT. 2s.-sPIRlrs
TURPDNTINE-Flrm at e4lsc. bid receipts,
81 casks. Rosin-Fir n,ta -. Is ): receipts. 2sa
Crude Turpentne-Flrn at $aa4.4o; receipts, 70
!" SAVANNAH GA. Sept. es-TURPENTlNE;m,a
Firm at 65Ac.;I sales, 407 casks receipts. 5es
casks /: s shipments, D5 asks. Rosn-Firm;
Saes 1.647 barrels receipts 2, lss barrels; Ship
""e.HARIEsTON," S. c. Sept. 2s.-TURPPN-
-TINE AN D sROSIN-Nothlngs doing. Wy
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STEAM BOATS,
ND Dominion
" Steamship Co. %.
Night Line for Norfolk.

Leave Richmond every evening (toot Ash
streotl at Z p. M. stopping at Newport News
an route. Fare g. 90 one way, 81. 20 round trip
Including stnteroom berth Y meals, 300. each.
street Cars TO Steamers Wharf. z. @5 Ialaa s5S6$
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q MISCELLANEOUS MARKET
my GOODS MARKEr,8 Il

NEW YORK. Sept. 2s.-The dry goods mar
ket was strong. and although buyers were moro
Interested In spot goods than In any Other
division OF the market yesterday, the cont n.
ua nce OF export business made them somewhat
more anxious respecting the future, Prices
n { re very nrm. .S8tg5s$If tti ~ Aais
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6n#E n Richmond, 5.53
Ike. "a Na Frederlcksburg@A I
= = u..,u. =. Potion Ia &. e.


Trains Leave Rlehmond---.N orttWard.s3
sE 4:15 A.. M.-Dally-Byrd st. Through s;3
X 6:46 iA4 M.--Daiy --Nalnl ST. Erhroug .5ISE
7:26 Al n. week ~ AshAnd As !'
$40 A. M.@paiiy-Byr st. Through Loes,
1a:os no noon Days-Byrd st. Il Through. II
Y 400 p. M.--Week 5Days-Byrd st. Frederickss
fSfS@8 burg Acconltl,od ion. Ri
Fl sos r." M.-Daiiy-Main ST. Through! l.ssSs5
$3.50 P. NJ Week Days--Ilb shland Ao-E
II sos p. i M@Dai Sly St. Through.
ESrralns Arrive s chmond----SouthWardsI
$40 a. M.-Woek Days shland ri 4 As
$3.50 A. III. week Days-Byrd5 ST Frcdrlchs
1856 A. M.-Daiiy-SByr st. Through.
II 10 a. II. Week Days---;Byrd st. Throus -
4 a;14 +, n Daily Main ThrouEh ss
55s MBsIlyByrd 81 H9aSafa
ii $50 p. daily fain st. Throug
Sleeping or Parlor& Cars on
ali above trains, except trains arriving Rioh-s
mond II 80 Al NJ. week day !, and local accom-
mod ations 1
Gen Mani ASS t. Cen i; Man rraf ~ a.
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Richmond City 4s-loa ut 1o4N,

BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
+ BALTIMORE. MD. Sept, q. --Seaboard All
Limo common, g bid do. preferred. 46 bid, q
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LEGAL NOTICES.

FILED SEPTEMBER IS. I9o5.-IN THE So
preme Court of the District of Columbia holding
States for the District Of Columbia, In the mat
ter of the payment of damages resulting to ada.
from and shissss f'sss
act approved February IS 1903. relating to the
Ssre e No s Bsre o sas
Docket No. 2.-Notiee is hereby given that we, the
By ss hvs e s 's s
sSang special tern az nnied States District
sion to apprase the damages resulting to adjacen.
property from changes in the grade OF streets.
S. q 'ne to
construction Of Union Railroad Station in the
District OF Columbia. viii meet at o'clock pm.
United States Court House tClty Halp. In the
District Of Columbia. in a room to be assigned as
by the United States marshal for said District for
the changes ih the grade of the following named
IN the matter of the damages resulting from said
changes Of grade In accordance with the terms
April p. 1904 entitled AN act 10 provide fos
payment OF damages on account of changes due
florida FORD ssssss' NORTH
northeast between list and North Capitol streets
the minor street and the alleys In square mum
for.y-nine (74s) and ID street. 'iK.' street, and
!. of the aforesaid act Of Congress approved April
%, 1904. provides that the owner OF any reel
shall have the right within sixty ieoS days after
the date fixed for the meeting OF said commission
shall be signed and sworn to. for an allowance Of
damages; and upon the failure OF any such owner
ssi A Isi Ss s claim aim s a PsHsa
BAKER. GEORGE W. MOSS. GEORGE SPRANsY.
Commission 70 AppTsse pnIages ssa tsgs
til.I5aEis; Asst. clesl. \: LEETwi6H SIN
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from the hands of the fairest queen Of
beauty, even from the Virgin Mother her
self 1t is for this that these men mortify
their flesh, and to set us an example who
would pamper ourselves overmuch 1 say
again that they are Gods own saints. and
l bow my head to them"
nd so you shall. mon petit" replied the
archer. L have not heard a man sIeak
better since old Dom Bertrand died who
was at one time chaplain to the White
Company. He was very valiant man, but
at the battle of Brignais he was spitted
through the body by a HainauIt nnan-at-
arms. For this we had an excommunica-
ton read against the man, when next we
saw our holy father at Avignon; but as We
mad not his name and knew nothing of
MIN, save that he rode a dapple-gray rous-
sin have feared sometimes that the
blight may have settled upon the wrong
man"
Your company has been, then. to how
knee before our holy father, the Pope Ur-
ban, the prop and center of Christendom? ?"
asked AIieyne. much interested "Perchance
you have yourself set eyes upon his august
face?''
Twice saw him." said the archer He
was lean little rat of man. with a scab
on his chin. The first time we had five
thousand crowns out of him. though he
made much ado about IT. The second time
we asked ten thousand, but It was three
days before we could come to terms, and
am of opinion myself that we might have
done better by plundering the palace His
chamberlain and cardinals came forth,
l remember, to ask whether we would take
seven thousand crowns with his blessing
and a plenary dissolution. or the ten thou
sand with his solemn ban by bell, book and
candle. We were all of mind that it
was best to have the ten thousand with the
curse; but in some way they prevailed
upon Sir John, so that we were blest and
shriven against our will. Perchance 1t is
as WELL for the company were In need Of
1t about that time.
The pious Alleyne was deeply shocked by
this reminiscence Inyoluntarily he glanced
up and around to see If there We're any
trace of those opportune levin-fashes and
thunderbolts which, in the '.Acta Sancto-
rum" were wont so often to cut short the
loose talk of the scoffer. The autumn sun
streamed down as brightly ever, and
the peaceful red path still wound in front
of them through the rustling yellow tinted
forest. Nature seemed to be too busy with
her own concerns to heed the dignity OF
an outraged pont4ff Yet he felt a sense OF
weight and reproach within his breast, as
though he had sinned himself in giving ear
to such words The teachings OF twenty
years cried out against such license. IL
was not until he had thrown himself down
before one of the many wayside crosses,
and had prayed from his heart both for the
archer and for himself that the dark cloud
rolled back again from his spirit.
Go be continued tomorrow
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RAILROADS.
SCOUT ElIEIRN RADlWAY.

Trains leave from Pcnnsy lvania Station
1:35 am Daily Local for HarrisonburS, War
10:5i am. Daily. Washington and Florida LIN
tied. Though coaches and sleeper to Columbia.
Savannah and jacksonville. Dining service.
l1:15 am Daily. United States Fast Mail.
Dining service.
4:Oi pm. Week Days. Local for Harrisonburs
and way stations Manassas branch.
4:55 pm. daily. Local for Warren.on and Char.
ESQ pm. Daily New York and Atlanta Express.
First-cass coach to Atlanta. sleeper TO Columbus,
Francisco Mondays and Fridays.
$3.50 pm. Daily. New York and Florida Express.
Through coaches and sleepers to Columbia, Savan.
nah and lacksonyile, Sleeper to augusta rs and
1000 pm. Daily. New York and Memphis Lin
tied (va Lynchburg9. frst-class coach and sleeper
to Roanoke, Knoxville, Chattanooga and Memphis;
sleeper 10 Birmingham and New Orleans. Dining
io45 PIN. Daily Washington and Southwestern
Limited. All Pullman train. observation car to
t. Nashville, Atlanta. Macon, Birmingham. Mem
pn;s and New Orleans. Dining car service.
TRAINS ON BLUEMONT BRANCH.
Leave WashingtoB> S:lo am, 1870, 4:45, $500
days for Leesburg only On Sunday leave Wash
tngton a:10 m, SOS pm. for Buemont.
Through trains from the south arrive Washing.
ton e:42 e:5Z 80 a;So IN IN s;oo. $50 and g:so
am. week days and 8:20 pm daily. From Char
lottesville, s:25 am, from Lynchburg, v:.o pm
daily.
information can be had at ticket Offices, 706 18th
ST. b1l Pa. ave. and Pennsylvania Station. Bag
gage checked through from hotels and residences.
Phone Main $3.50 ?; r. r; Cab Service.
Oct. D. $. II. HARDWICK, Pass. Traf. Mgr.
l. s. BROWN, Gen. Agent.
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'.Or ayant entire tous freres
Battons charognes bien fort
En- remembrant la grant msere
De Dieu ct sa piteuse mort.
Qui fut pris en- Ia gent amere
Eft ventius ct trails tort
Eft bastu sa chair, Verge ct dere
Au nom de battons plus fort
Then at the end of the verse the scourge
changed hands and the chanting began
anew.
."rruIy holy fathers" said the archer.
in French, as they came abreast OF them.
..you have beaten enough for today. The
road is all spotted like a shambles at Mar
tinmas. Why should We fnishandle Your
selves thus?"
.'C'est pour vos peches-pour vos peches,'
they droned looking at the travellers with
sad, lack-luster eyes. and then bent o
their bloody work once more without heed
to the prayers and persuasions which We're
addressed to them. Finding all remon-
STRANGE useless, the three comrades has
tened on their way, leaving these stra.-ge
travellers to their dreary task.
Mort Dieu!' cried the bowman, there
is bucketful or more of my blood over
in France. but 1t was all spilled in hot
fight, and / should think twice before 1
drew 1t, drop by drop, as these friars are
doing. BY my hilt! our young one here
is as white as Picardy cheese What Is
amiss then, mon cher?"
'It is nothing" Alleyne answered. my
life has been too quiet: am not used to
such sights
ma foi"' the other cried, II have never
yet seen a man VINO was so stout or speech
and yet SO weak Of heart"
Not so, friend" quoth big John; at IS
not weakness of heart, for l know the lad
well. His heart is as good as thine or
mine, but he hath more in his pate than
ever you will carry under that tin pot of
thine, and consequence he can see fur
Their into things, so that they weigh upon
him more
Surely, to any man 1t is sad sight"
said AIleyne, ito see these holy men. who
have done no sin themselves. suffering so
for the sins of others. Saints are they, II
in this age any may merit so high a name.
Il count them not a fly! cried Horde
John; flor who Is the better for all their
whipping and .yowling? They are like other
leave their backs alone, and beat the pride
out of their hearts"
by the three kings! there is sooth In
what you say remarked the archer. Be
Sides methinks IL / were lie bon Deu, II
would bring me little joy TO see poor devil
cutting the flesh off his bones; and should
think that he had but small opinion OF
such provost marshal work. No. by my
hiIti i should look with more loving eye
upon a Jolly archer who never harmed a
fallen foe and never feared hale one
Doubtless you mean no sin, said AL
LEVINE. IF your words are Wild. 1t is not
for me TO judge them. Can You not see
that there are other foes in this world be-
sides Frenchmen. and as much glory to be
gained In conquering them? Would 1t not
be proud day for knight or squire If he
could overthrow seven adversaries in the
lists? Yet here are we In the lists of life.
against US: Sir Pride. Sir Covetousness,
Sir Lust, Sir Anger. Sir Gluttony, Sir Envy
and Sir Sloth. Let man lay those seven
low and he shall have the prize of the day.
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OCEAN TRAVEL.
AMERICAN LINE.

AMERICAN LINE.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -SOUTHAMPToN,
PHILADELP HIA-QUE ENSTOWN-LIyERPOOL.
ATLANTIC TRANSPORT LINE.
NEW YoRK-LoNDON DIRECT.
RED STAR LINE.
ANTWERP-DOyER-LO
WHITE STAR LINE.
NEW ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
BOSTON-QUEENSTOWN
rH u9S MEDITERRANEAN WIS
FROM NEW YORK:
REPUBLIC. Oct. 10, noon; Nov 30, Jan. 26, Mar. Q
FROM BOSTON:
ROMANO. ....... -. Oct. 2s Dec 2, Feb 8
CANOPIC. ............ Nov 49, jan 49, Feb. "A
WASHINGTON OFFICE, 1905 ST. NV.
DAVID LINDSAY. Passenger Agent.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-09
PRESSURE ON THE PORTE.
Six Powers Indicate Determination in
Macedonian Scheme

A cable from Constantinople last night
says: Collective reports of the six embas-
sizes regarding the financial control of Mace
donia were handed to the porte yesterday.
The financial delegates of the powers are
proceeding to Uskub
A dispatch from Constantinople, October
2. stated that the porte persisted In Its I'M
yielding attitude in regard to the financial
control of Macedonia. Replying to the col
lective note of September 20 from the six
powers. declaring that their decision to as
sumo international control of the finances of
Macedonia was unalterable, the porte re-
iterated what 1t regarded as insiperable OBJ
lection TO the scheme The dispatch stated
the delegates of the powers who were to act
as financial controllers of Macedonia must
remain idle until pressure compelled the
porte to issue the orders necessary to en-
able them to enter on their functions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-09
Lord Inverclyda Dead.

A cable from Wemyss Bay. Scotland, last
night says: Lord Inverclyde. chairman of
the Cunard Steamship Company, died this
afternoon at Castle Wemyss, his residence
here.
He had been i'll for a month with pleuro-
pneumonia. Two operations were per-
formed but they failed to afford relief
Lord Inverclyde,s brother James Cieland
Burns succeeds to the title.
Lord Inverciyde was forty-four ysars old