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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-23
WASHINGTON ASSEMBLY,. \.
An Interesting Programme Was as
Rendered at Leigh School.

XashinE ton As aSno Yes ar.
iinv ~ the pupils and visiting parents.
intwhleh The following programme wa :
fI sons. WINTER Song by the SCHOOL !,
@ Recitation ..'All II onor to vV V gton'
Herman ~ ttlgheimer. . . ]. !, Z. 3;
'iiEiaa Exerclse." Ei ghth Primary. 4
Song Star Spa ngled Banner. 1, chorus;
RocItatIon STORY OF yVashinst ton"
s soiis So Learnlng tho Lesson" Spencer
l1 RRsadins. rl,e Color Guard Dickson
54'e oSr Natior's colors. sixth Grammar
pIHp ssoltation. tyyhy DO We Honor Wash
'h solo' sAnnia laurie, FANNIE AlPertns I.
Address, washington Approprlat cd
pIss' song. .colun'bia, tho Gem q tie
''S Washinstoa and His Fortune, seven
ss'RRsscstatlon Our Hired Girl Gladys Gladys
''ss ong, !, America, school, N
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SENATE TRYING TO II
WIND UP $SWAy!NE NE CASE 4 I':',| s,
Impeachment Pre- edings Stand
ing in Way Of Important Il
Measures. \ y 1.l l3s
"a n
Assdciated Press.)

,yAsHINGToN, a Feb.3 Ill q The 4 Senate
to-day, considered at some length the bill
providing d civil government Tor 81 the
Panama Canal zone. Tho question OF he
government ownership OF the Panama ma
Railroad and tionshlp to the gen
erals question OF government ownership
Of railroads was debat ted free e
SiE a number Of witnesses were examined
on behalfaof Judge Swayne In the! lm-i
parchment proceeding against HIM.
8Washington's farewell address was read
/ session. Mr.. Hale reintrodnced in some
what. different form his resolution TO
bring the swayne inlpe chment trial to g
close next Sat urday aging that he hoped
In view OF iii FORMATION received he WI uld
not be compelled again to coll II up ~ his
information. lie said, was to! the effect
* hat an y arrang ement was being per-
& fected whereby the trial might be ter
minated by the end Of the present week
Z He added that unless such an orange
Sment could be Sconsummated he would
/ And some way OF bringing the ma ttergto
the attention Of the Senate SO as to get
vote. He said hat In order to- get action
upon the appropriation bills 1t was "a bso-
8lutely necessary to promptly dispose Of
tho trial, IL 9535
s5} Mr.. Ba con obj ectcd TO undue expedition
In disposing OF the; swayne matter, say
ing that while he agreed with Mr.. Hale
as TO the Importance OF pressing consid- !
GRAFTON OF I he regular, business OF the
I Senate, he regarded. the trial rs a con-
8stItutional function of great Importance.
and therefore deserving of most careful
consideration. He suggested longer daily
sessions OF the Senate. IS j
Consideration OF the bill for the gov
crnment OF the Panama Canal zone was
then resumed. 81, Isl Nj s5
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KILLED ON FlRS III DAY
AS IA BREAD WINNER
l1s necia Ia The q Tln,, 81 III spatch.l;I 81

Special to The Tim es- Di spatctl.lSt 5!.ia
y{5 NEW 70 Faif, . Feb. %. When Hixt cen !
r-old John NJ rCabe set out yesterday
morning from his home. No: 326 Forty
third Street South Brooklyn, TO accept ms
first wage-ear11ing position as an elevator
boy at the Bush Terminal Company's
warehouses, at the foot OF For I Y
Street, his mot her ran after him and.
With a prernonition OF ida Il ger, pleaded
with him to wal t and Sc eli. other employ.
.ment. Laughing Of her fears, the boy
hurried to work. u
4, His punctuallty was CONNIE ed by. ! re
foreman, nd no was put TO work on me
elevator and his duties explained to him:
The car became Mountaineering seyera
times, and III. The ftcrn oon., while on the
sixth floor. Johnnie, in. rying TO adjus :
the npr,a m tns, was drawn over, the Ssha It.
His Right arm was torn from Its socket
and he was throw VIII U pom he top OF tho
~ s1iS Il sg
/ B His body was! found Soma time later by
workmer who had sion q 70 9, I; use y ne
elevate Death had come v,it u Am
gian Hospital, sa Id. ~ 81 NJ 3Fs
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M|L[SsQUA.BB.L.|...
[ | ! AGAIN 4.
After Brief But Spirited Debate bate
K House Sends Army Bill Back ycl;:
Il to Conference.
SENATE AND sWAYNE5 CASE I ] IS;
Proceeding Blocks Important
Measures Still Hanging Fire b re-.
# Move for More Expedition.
8(By1 ASS ociated PRESS,

tl3ys
e WASHINGTON, FEB. ". "A fter g brief,
but spirited, debate, tlie House to-day sent
ba ok 10 conference the army arpropr.in;-
ton hill. All Benate amendments again IN
were disagreed 10, with the sinsl q excet-
ton 81 one sapproprlatins IS 90 for con n
tinuing tho cable from valdes to sewa
ALASKA. There was renewed Il discussion q ! 81
Of the provision regarding retired officers
on duty wthSthe5 militia Of, several States,
the name Of General Nelson a. Miles once
more figuring consplcuousy 81 the de-
bate Determined opposite Ion develo ped 70
d motion BY Mr., Ames, OF Ma-ssa q use ~ Vs.
to gree to the Senate amendment on that
|ssubject, which Is favorable to the reten-
ton of full retired pay BY officers q high
frank serving with militia organizations.
~ Nj. sAmes said disappointment OF Cen
eral Aiiles ali inspector general Of NJ assa-
lSchusetts was q. political one. MI HUH
declared the attempt to put the whole
flight on General Miles unfair to the
House, and to the general himself. 8. /. H ! :.
would rather have the bill fall than yield
TO the clamor raised by retired officers'
In their attacks on tho treasury. " = T.
Grosvenor (Ohio) opposed the Senate
endrneut, He said there never had been
"a foul All attempt to Influence le gtsla-
tion@"in tho direction OF craft. pure and
simple.5 Mr.. Hay 4 Virginia) also 70 pposefsdd
the amendment. s The Senate amendment
Id amended by Mr.. Ames then was dis
agreed to, and the report was sent ba ck
to- conference IS sS'.$,
| The remainder OF the day was devoted
| to consideration OF the river aud harbor
appropriation Bill. III i, # "A, S5S 8
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To do ; the slipper any, harm; that Is
about AL 4 hat can be said for ."ss y "a
y, f5t8 MT Sn IA Ger Now. s

II Evidence that The PresidentSi ~ not SO
strongly M favor Of rate legslatilonrt LIZ y
found 1T, the fact that lie has nut Oh
the ok tra session to October It ~ nbs -
fiutelya certain 3that$leas than two months y
ago he was about d led 70 have u 4 p p
ithe. spring He told ~ delegh lion from r. e
tta city that l,o could not make any
definite nrrangements for newt spring g, n li
/ tn probabilities were that there would be
m extra session 81 Congress then. II !! y. ss
i not believed that The. President no longer
warts eglslatlon designed TO relieve he
shipper OF what are asserted to be bur "
denH. but there Is not much doubt that ,,
lie Ii not nearly SO ca ger for i as lle
p3isE ak weeks sngo. IN " 81 ssi3
zeal most exttaord.narytan and q
confidence that did not falter, he SET! out out
to bring Cassatta and Spencer. round to
1 fiH way Oh Il thinking. He ma not: be
thinking now aa they are. but he S,is not
thinking as hard the other we. as he was
when he started out to convert them.
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District No. IL George T. n nkin. Falls
District 10. Coz. sl,awsn tertord !;
District No. ~ rensry, Front
Royal. @ s3 x. SS.1 s n ~, I'M
Dissliet t 40 10. DIR. IL III Rogers, MI, cFaw-
bI..rst Se7 s s t s., Mao. sl'op aorn
Green. = I - ls -, N
m = b;strie au! NJ. 1o.-p X. Baumnn. 1oya.
B,,, rst NS spe. onaneock
District No. 10. l.. Rocks. capeville ,8$l5
Distt No q IL Ben r oven, il Man.
h en District No. lI-rhonas S, Heath. SCOTS
pi..rict No is. Jane. 3. yyood, charlottess
District No Ohm 7; Smith Way Y = as
8 District No. al.-C. G.. Burks, Gladstone
District NO.. q Thomas. Roan IN q, y,
District No. a3.W'. Taylor t cllf ton
District pistrict No. CAV. 7. Dcplcy chan,bl'ss-
lpis.rict No. :s--IIenry Al sou,hall, Lynch.
District No. q. &C. g Farley. Deaton:sy!lis
District No s.--W.. "A I; Bailey. Emporia
n District No. . w; W. Prison, Peters
DG District No. ao-perose DcverelI, Clare
mont. S . Sf . . y. I. y, 4. \.
AZ District No ss.-R. II. Cobb, Frank In.
District No. SO. Caleb r. Fulgham,. i Olson o,
Diatricta No. 81 II, s.. 1,urdie Norfolk.
858 District NO. asJohn d. Farls. charlottes-
8S'r n,.t rict'aNo. sM,-M, French, Houston.
District 2S.-H. II. Martin. Danville Y,
AZ District Mo- %. III. 3, ~ Atart,n g
a District No, 4o-Wllllanl NJ Ellis. shaws.
vile. = y y !. Z. W ri, M - Z. q Il.
# District No, An B. Rhudy ytheyills.
District No. 43--Joseph 7. iDelp. Elk Gre OK:
No at. p. rd chatham ~ tiilt.
# District No. 45..-John n. New Fo 'cs
''I District No 49, George ". Burnett, Bristol:
$gDistrlct no. Al. ossph a. Baker, frlsattee'
4'i,strlct 10 Isl. N Kelly Big Stone Gap.
" District No. 49.--J.s D. Carter.I p itie!d
& Ilisi rict No hQ.--M. G. Ely JoneaYllle. a
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PANAMA CANAL. g5
v Sss -~-----
Commissioners Report Substan
tial Progress il Work. q.
fRx AssocIated Presa.l 81

Z. Me-, (By Associated Press,) s5 Ii II
NOW YORK;, n, Feb 9e-- Reports o sub.
stantial progress In the actual work OF
digging, lhe, great lsthn,!un Canal were
itliIssioners William Barclay Parsons and
Nv. II. Burr, who arrived on the steamer
"a Alliance from Colon. . NJ 9 U, 5,
Tho Investigation Of tha affairs OF the
Panama Railroad In the matter ct fees,
''''STiese fees are an right we all got
dollars IL handed each director after each
meeting n They amount to SEQ to 800 9
ryenr. - 3irh'5 III lss5
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MoRGAN'ss PROTEST.
Says Monroe Doctrine Does Not
8 Apply TO Santo Domingo Case.

4,1vAsHINGTON..8F Feb. ga sena or s1lor-
gan flied with tho Senate Foreign Rela-
tions con,mitte To-day prote st against
the course Of the administration Iii rela-
ton to santoa Domingo. The committee
was in session a short time to-day. and
had the treaty with santo Domingo for
consideration. The protest OF, Senator
Morgan was not read. 81
The protest by Senator Morgan is made
in reply to the message Of the President
declaring tina t 1t is necessary hnder#the
Monroe doctrine. to proceed to regulate
tho financial a fairs OF the Dominican
republic. The senator argues that tho
Monroe doctrine does not apply to the
present santo Domingo case In a par
ticular. s1$ 8 "a Ia s !,l Il js til ;, d j3i
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Lynchburg Tobacco Market.

u; Lynahburg, Va Feb. %, 1905 @
Sales OF loose tobacco on. the tLynchhurS
market for tho two ~ eeks ending February IL,
1906 reported by John l. osleesby, Of Lynol's
Sold week ending February. 10Th, ss5, 200
pounds sold week ending February nth, sss.S0o
pounds Increase for week ending February
i1th.s 23. 500 pounds. t4t ~ Vi
1906 4, SO. 800 pounds; sold from September !,
1905 to February II, 1904, 7sts. 900 pounds; In
Grease for 1905. 1850 pounds, y 81 E III. \;
The receipts OF tobacco were, quite light dur
Ing the. past week. end the weather h.Ls been
5tohelght, 'ihe Quality q the tobacco offered
was good, and all OF 1t was In pretty tai
,condis1on. Prices wers fully up To- the aver
age for lhe. past several weeks, which ,ls gen
are TOR light receipts for tina next two weeks,
The quotations are as follows y. !. :. !.
Dark Tugs, Inedlum,.. t,M q 10y
Dark lugs good tI5 4p by
Dark leaf common .,.,,.,,,,,.,,,S 200 Qp $50
lark lent, MEDIUM ..,....,.,,.,,,, eo g 800
Dark leaf, good 10Y q llVo
Dark leaf fine, !!0o GP le09
Dark wrappers @o,N ~ ssW
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Judge Quarles Here.

y nx.C.ongressnlar j, IN NJ, En- ttuat1es, ~ OF
sta,,fto !, ! wa 8 a visitor at the law library
yesterday, Judge g urarlss has hs q .,lll
FATHER poor health since the. lonst.tytlol !,
Very VI greatly ana IS looking as we'll rs
.he has locke for years, He came to
Richmond on9law busin ess' ldse Quarles
stated that he had paid llttle attentl {, 7
Was not inn position to ma We any state
men t Z al TO tie rel Ave Ptren 9Th Iof the
Candidates for Governor and sen or ~
his sect Ion, w s WIZ IS !,
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Statements PolsLtlssac:rl'ipts.

Senator Mltchall, Of OREGON, wrote
three postsoripts to that now famous
letter 70 lis law rsrtnsr,9 The Arst pest.
script aald Iii effect Don't lot anybody
know about this, T he second one said
hut What I have told yel!,, ana the tt..q
one said; NBurn This wit hptt fall. ~ Other
statesmen III distress will be apt to re gard
Senator Mitchell as FL q 81 model ~ letter
,writer,- Savannah News, sstls. Il y,
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UNION EsTOcK YARDS, 5PITTsBURG,4PA.,
Feb G !: sl!ghe and = g,
good 81. so@6. 1b !; common, $50 4 co. \ fiogs-Res
celpts 10 6olIble3decK market higher, Prime
IS 4oG6 Is light yorxars. 81, gs. 81 s19
$40; Il rouslis {494. 10 Sheep and I.anbs--sup-
ers S.. $3.50 Il: sooa mIxed.S IS 75as.ao com
& IRON, S3d14. co. veal calves, $SGe 3d. igt
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4 u. .ti' "a ill+l ~
TOBACCO MARKETS.
Richmond, Va, Eel

Richmond, NJ Feb. ~ 1905.
& STobacco-Dark Flied (Newo Market con-
owing to continued unfavorable weather the
receipts are very light. Reordered-Un Unchanged;
very little doing. brlEhts.L,ght receipts and
cha nEed and fairly active. On account OF con-
tinl,ed cold, severe Swea Their the receipts Tor
Tie week have been light. AIS ~
5' NECESSITIES Of loose TOBACCO TO January i.
1861 Sl, ST. sol pounds; same time last year.
2, 800 pounds; increase Of receipts. ,9o2
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n NV A5ijo|k'&!'' WlssbIIn | ].
J,E,AiyE RI,ErtIMO ND 5E,ArLY,

! 81 81 LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY. III sss
Q 10 uA. ~ ORTpLK d L United. Arrive
Norfolk go Az. stops ory at Petetsbursss
Parlor Carr. torsbnrg 70 chhurE i, sildS
tRoa noke. ullman sic epers Roanoke to Col
bus, Bluefeld Eto Cincinnati; also Roa nokeN to-
3Knoxville, ana Knexville 10 & n smphts Gaze
pla!nS sas lSeoass 81
syillef Lynchburs and foano sa
rlves Norfolk n s'tops &only at Peters
bur &, SWavery ana f5uno Connect wi tn
atea n,ers on: Iroyi dence New Yords
altiinore and Washing ton.
and al &sta lions east .pS
IA 20 Pia Eyv Or TiANs siIo
Pullman sleepers Rlchmqnd to !, , burg AMI
burg to Cha ttnn ooga. N onlphis mi New on
$50 ?, MlsT LOU Is EXP REss pullman
SLEEPER Petersburg 70 soa noke and Roanok sto
Columbus. Dining CIR ea3
7 Trains arrive from the West :isS a.
p. M. ind 9:lS II NJ from n orfolk ~ ~ AZ al,
81 rice No. SIS East Main Street ], n.
13. BBEVIf.1. G. SI3OsLEI NV
Gent. Puas. "A Ct dist. Pass. SA w.
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MARKETS
4 ,,,cHstOND PRODUCE AlARKar. +
fcorrsotod daily. .Unless othetlyse stated thess.
E,.bt IA Gfn Who'll sai8 prieetl. {,sss NJ Ifs
III nj $40 b a & 70 (hAisJ

aS,t,aAsisS,Iss sfe TStssar'ss h.
s ssSa , maassn s puha ,said ducks
s s Sas.w psuna ia!is ss.ss
Choice, ii1draWf, per poiitld, LA llc. fair 70
4 pSnda 1871 shtI s'Y \.
s soes una assSn ps psssd
ooise titdrawn. per pouha. i2aJ iac; registers.
choice, tindrawn. rsr pSsna snec. Drawn .
pIIulyF is ps aa'sSp
net hens, per poitnd, III apl2c.; ducks. per
Ssse sss; ~ !ss 'ss
Gsss s.5 sssskse e. b ps5 souI7 S
ts asssse. 9ss Pssns
Is s 81 Ssss ssass
~ d6s..i n crates fresh. early dozen. soe.;
,qs!s s.r t de:sa gs BE- a0's q 4 barrels
irSii s fitANBoU hogs, small per
& B. hoss sGss p.s aS1d
chine and ribs per pousad, ISIS DRIED neachss
ess sssy ss.a
g9?$s
VS. Be- Sa.ss g sssssf .s HIS
, snsy ger 1u'hsS sl5o eooFsd
esSS; e, SSSna
sYs sHssp sS $751;
pr pound. stp!,ssS; beet cattle, common to
:a: sirsifss essni xsse
peaaq si .aeKsa
e2li Tesc. milf h!pstuff per ton, f2l.5o0
4 22.6o bran. tis ~ .oo. ID S s
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u q. n Richmond, Fre1ericks.
IL To- * u d burg g Potomac II. II.

Trains Leave Richmond...N orttward.
rs 4. M --pailsy-Saan 81 T nhros
6:46 q. y---Ataln st. Through. ~ {
INK E Pullman Cars
e:54 Except " Monda Byrd II Ct. i
s Through All Pullman Cars. #
nv rs AZ. NJ Wee lba shland 49,
$50 AN, Daily b I'd 81. q Through Local Z
Il rs nooil--Week Days Byrd St Through.
z 4:oQ p. h.-;Week Days--Byrd ct. Free erl chs-
burg 3Acconimodat Ion. rs
90 F. " ;4T--Daily--Mnns 81 ST. Throus Il
SGD MISWseek Ashland AZ
rs =. 'a Msspsiiy- Byrd 81. rhrougt,
Ira ins Arrive Rio htnond-s cut Inward. ssSS5}5$
$40 "A. My'eck pa IDlba. stland S5 A..
$40 Al M--IVeek Day yrd st. Tredericlss--S
gSgi5f burg Accomnoda ion. iasSt |
e al 9ys a, ss ~ 9! q
iii p IN n -1 stSH7, Il ST. rhronsh.
$40 4 :, shl md, Ao4
I'm pa|Iygyr1 q T Fl, &, 8.
Il o:4s PS. rallv--Atain s.. Is
so ?. iM,H1pally Main St Through Il
40 z, Week Days. BYRD ST. ThrouEt.
Pullman Cars. sSSS
NOTE-Pullman6 Sleeping or Pa rlorl Cars on i
NIL above trairs exec pt ira ms arr Wing Rich
mond 100 week and local accom-
Time Of arrivals and departures and connee-l
w, 81 DUKE, O.. W. GULF }. ". T. TAYLOR
Gent. Man ASS Cen Mans
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sSt53 BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET. 8 Il
ana sIr chi rged ;5% fancy Imitation 2sGp9sc. do
creamery. "a 3IG &C. do, lad 2a1:6c. store
packed. 70 G22c FAX EgSs-Easy at zsc. Cheese
Firm; large l3A me iufn, 15xc.; srn oil, 1ic
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slIsCHLLANEoUs MARKETS..
PEANUT MARKET.

+ PETDRsBuRo, VA, Feb, ssSrPEANuTs
Spanish -Siarkat firal at aoc. recslpts !noreas-
Ing. Observation-Disclosures arm. att ak G4e, for
fancy stock; ma chine picked, 2.s9sHe, \; shel ling
stock, aQp!Ec, 9s IN AZ
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY


SCHEDULE in EFFECT DEC q. 1904.
TRAINS LEAVE !. RIG HMoN p. S
& 100 a.. M.--Dai for Charlot NJ -.
IL 80 III Daily Limited ffet pullman to-
Atlanta and Birmingham, New Or cans
i Il Menlphis, Cha LtnnoOga and all the SOUTH
Y 700 P. MEX y-KeyHyille l.oca!.
1850 p. y--L,n,ited-- ready 9:s0
y. NJ H. for all the Sout IN
Sf5s YOHK RIVER LINE. w saSS Sgs
Tho fayorlte3 route Balt!more and Essterns
points b Leave Richmond 4:eo !. n .4s Aondays
Wednesdays and Fl Ida Us. 3j 10 nv
ais r. M.-Loca ~ londays, Wednesday and
1;eoi !. tM.1Excopt Sunday or West Point
a5 connecting With steamers for baltimore
and river landings Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays. Steamer calls at Glouces ter
Is ti3 Point, Almonds and Clay Ba nix.
4;l5 Except Sunday Local mixed tor
West Point. sr . ~
G8:5s AM and 6:42 p M.--Frnul all the Sou{n.
3S:S5 r. M.--Froms Charlotte and Durham.
$50 a., M--Fronl Koysylle. VIII
8:a6 "a. MIL timore and West 10 y I, a
51O: AS Is. Nj wednesdays and Fridays 6:l0 s:
NJ, daily, except sunday-l rom M Went e. "
&. ". eWiE;sTBuRY. o. P Riohm9nd !, ], VA.
"a S.. III. sHARpWICE: W. Z. 3tIAfLOiG,5 E
g, II, lAcKERT. < Cen'i: MGR. X.
Washn gton, d. G.. VI SySi8 h e
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MARINE INTELI.IGENCI,

y \ PORT or RICHMOND. Feb. %, 1906,
:, Y. n,sr 1,rand onI Maodss, Norfolk, mercban.
ldlss ana passengers, Old Dominion steamsship
Company. III X I &, III, K N, y . =. : y,
dis sS and. passsnsers, Old Dominion steamshlp
Se stsssMss Pocahoassy, Graves, ii9rtolk and
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MER CHANTS AND MINERS
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY

Steamers leave Norfolk Tor Boston Tuesday.
Boston, Mass, 4 Providence, Isl
Wednesday. Friday and Sunday. For proytss
idansu Monday, Thursday and Saturday NJ g
r. IT. Passengers ind freight taken Tor al
New England points. Tickets on sale al ana
o. Rwy. and n. and W, t.wy, oRlcss, ana No-
"a Esst Main. 5ssS Ny .i
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RA1LRoADs
\. fs: "

M uuu go $W1luUteD 10 NOFIOl84 XII
. Leave ri GiiIi6 D@hA yrRouNp
A 1875 AZ a. ~. Week Days Local TO N Newport
800 a. AZ. daily 3 1ted-z Arrives SyVllan,sa
y VA burg e:bd A.5 M \, Newport News f0;a0 4.
Old Point 800 "a. NJ, 4. Norfolk ~ 10
a. NJ. q Portsnoiih Ill .45 AZ
100 D., NJ. DAILY spotini rrlvts tliatns.}
burg = .6S II. NJ, Newport News $3.50 Fl Nj
ga Point 49, r. IN. Norfolk :ss5 r. NJ,
ID S n - s' ta u y IA IN
~ MAIN II NJ .1SsT 81 Ms foa''
SEQ A. ". ---Loca l--yYeek f'lifton
300 n. M.--DHil lth through Pullman for a
Cinclnrau III Indianapolis and Chcag oSwi tbs
"a out change. Imam service for Louis
,6: s. wse t. eoronsyS
Vice for Cinclhna Il lie, st. Louis
An ia i SiEs HI YER LINE
1920 -Dal " lsxprcss-To BIS Lynch " g,g
b Lexington, va,s5 Clifton Forge and III ijei.g \
pal stations y on week days to 1loBne
Esnorit. Parlcr Car. n 4.Sti 4
s III XRk1yH IsIoa1 E ERoM
Norfolk and Old Point lo,c5 a.. NJ. week das y.
11:i5 daily and u 100. r N. dali and
from Newport News s. p. NJ. week day }iS
From Cncinnnti and West I 100 a. NJ daily
and $3.50 p NJ daily Main Line Local i64
NJ. week days from lltton Forge Gordonsvlilo y
Accom- 8:15 Az Nj, week days. is u III
R'ysr Line ona trsn lian Fosfe
il. " ft,I &, ". g. ARTHgN
g. e. DOYLE, Gen'l Manager.
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sll- u Avail osIHEE ~, n. !,
ID casks; tosln
rs barrels; tar. 1888 barrels; crude turpeRtine,
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"A Dirninjshing Figure,

some III, the Russians who were trained
7toYthink or the Car as their Ut tie father
hardly thinks qf hin ~ o Dutch Uncle
now,rs lsRgo Men s's' y \ IA
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CATTLE MARKETS. S3s
< RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.

(Sales at Union Stock Yards taS{sBIt&
Richmond, Va, Feb. q, 4 1905. 81
F The cattle market is active and stronger and
mon. Best steers 54 e. med um 70 good. * @
rood heiters. 1alKc. /; extra, Shade hisher;
sssHe; al dry COWS. good as& &; commoh
Z ixgsae.; Veal calves, \ Sp7AaS; fresh COWS,
n Ssas selected ass.
"T aI sie. ,narke. was steron n and good de-
and grades, Good pest sheep $40
e pra.psss. sosd 8 II k,nd. y stock -
ceip,! he'd Make IKE Good sto
Rfe ,tsss sag so s
fiosssRsse ptsS .. SS Sssd Magkst sssds
sa tSaai SIss good choice wy
sa q 3, s Il sAF
90 shSssR aG good ss Gsa
mixed D. a; A. 81 IA;
ssi head Good 70 choice ia
S9Ssns 1u
st;rs sp ftsasy 81 s ss
6s
1915 Dressed i, cal;.es res.at
ea
Sheep scarce nd steady: lalnbs ra ther easier
sSfisn fs'is sass
hoa S. 60a5 IS ~ choice State pigs. n 75 ~
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MASONIC OFFICERS.
List Of the District Deputy Grand
Masters Recently N Named.

Following lis the list OF district deputy grand
masters appointed at thegrecent session az the
Grand Lodge OF Virginia. "a. 4: .
E District No. 1.--Slcorge Aiankin,@ Ealts
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s,rhirteen thousand dollars worth OF
8Lnsns on sale at The Cohen Co.'S to-
day. Sc 4.
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H. W, FULLER, WI q. WARTTIEN,
ll@s Gen'l. Pass. Ast.T Il Dist. NJ Pas. AS IN
~ l83f @ ca 3. DOYLE, Gem. Manager: