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Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-29


 The more one studies the action of the Territorial board the more outrageous it seems. In a former issue we had something to say about the Territorial tax levy made by the Kibbey-ridden board. The assessments as returned by the county assessors showed a totaH increase of nearly s13,OOOOO0 over the assessment of last year. The Terri torial board ordered about $12,000,OO) more to the total assessment Here is an increase of S25,OOO,O0O over the assessment of last year, and yet this board of equalization levied the same rate of tax for the Territory as was levied last year-95 cents on the hun ired dollars. Including the raises of !, the Territorial board, the increased revenue which would come to the Ter ritory would be about S232,000 It is
 known that the Territory is now on a
 cash basis. Why was not the Terri
 torial tax levy reduced in proportion
 to the increase of taxable property Will the Enterprise, which gleefully
 urged the Governor to make the min ing industry stand and deliver, give u: some light on the subject?
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-29

the columns of the newspapers in at tracting the attention of customers and telling them daily of what he Is offer ing for sale and naming the price. Advertising, as a science, has been studied closely and during the last ten years it has been almost wholly reyo- lutionized. Such advertisements as John Jones. Dealer in General Mer- chandise. Storeville, has about dis appeared even from the columns of the country weeklies. and instead we find daily announcement of some special ar
 ticle, with minute description and price: offering some special make of shoe or hat, with the price stated Every person is not interested in every advertisement. but every adver- Itisement is interesting to some person. Iaccording to his needs and desires. If
 the housewife is needing table linen
 an advertisement describing and giy-
 ing prices on this line of goods will
 have her close attention. while per
 haps she would only glance at. an an
 nouncement of special bargains in la dies hats or shoes. The same with
 men; if a man wants to buy a wagon.
 a saddle. set of harness, suit of clothes,
 shoes. hat or other article of wearing apparel he is attracted by an adveT- tisement of whatever he desires to buy.
 This is why it has grown so that a merchant seldom ever allows his ad- yertisement to appear for more than 1.-Two or three issues in newspaper, as levery time an advertisement is
 changed a new line of customers is reached.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-29

One result in the increase of the valuation of the mining property in Graham county will likely be the di- yiding of that county by the next legis- lature. Already the Copper Era at Clifton has made the suggestion in the following squib:
 If the east end of Graham county is compelled to pay sever-eighths of the taxes it ought to be permitted to have the conveaiences of a county seat. What do you think about it, Morenci?'
 The east end of Graham county, in cluding Clifton and Morenci. includes about half of the voters, and with the rate of assessment of patented mines proposed by the Territorial Board of Equalization, the east end of the county will pay more than two-thirds 0f the total taxes of the county, or an ample amount to support a new county cut out of old Graham. In the west end of the county. there would be many to favor the county division proposi- ten. according to reports from the Gila valley. The Mormons of the valley, t is believed, would rot object to a division of the county as it would put he Mormons practically in control of rr IT the county is not divided it is likely that the Clifton country will make an effort to move the county seat
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-29

SEass paper is kept on Tie at law 1snee's Advertising Agency. 401. Ex- ..z1agx.zsr Bldg, Los Angeles Cal, where esx9eraets for advertising may be .szsafe-
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-29

The Review is delivered by carriers Sa the following towns: fdzco GaA1anea. Essgglas. Tombstone. Benson. Ssssath Bisbee. Paradise. sAsln Luis. sze4rce.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-29

An Arkansas man who wants to be 7zssssrzaster of his town proposes to all g-FzzEs wager of battle in the form of y1rTmary election The plan is good, zzzz not new. It was the common prac- e-zes ef earlier Democratic administra- z5szzs to appoint postmasters by the -.7zsEase and consent, as it were, of their EzEov townsmen. There is no more oz=zzzs1n way of putting the right man Ezro the postofice than by picking the --zza zzho is shown to possess in largest zz1szsare the confidence of the com
 zzznl1y for honesty, capacity and fidel- 5.y to public duty.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-29
&5G TALK AND GETTlE STICK.

President Roosevelt has thus far sroEsd himself a brave talker and a cEslzid performer His writings and 5zS speeches have given convincing 7 .esvE3ence of an unbounded desire to do a,zne thing, and yet he has done noth- ug Elected by the greatest popular EDa5xity ever given a candidate for ehs Presidency, he hoid5 the powers c1 that great office with hesitating Tlzsza, all the while promising great Ehizgs
 Nobody doubts the sincerity of what he says, and yet everybody is uncon- zEEcEs2y giving up the expectation that -azz1y of his promised reforms will ever C5z snrked out in deeds, says the St, Ees1Is Republican What is the matter yTuh ahe President? Brave in all his JzzIzances, and defying censure so zzng as he feels that bs is right, he is, "a. aE1ion. halted at every turn by the z.sasclsive T dare not waits upon I Ronld"
 
 E7zn of calling an extra session of Con su1ess to consider reforms which he gszumed 1mperatively necessary, the czI was postponed at the behest Oi Ezzzszy leaders and is at last abandoned =ss1uSe4her
 Preaching a crusade against what he qzrzclalmed the crying evil of freight p-zb0zes, he ordered prosecution of the szaz&sEad rebaters; but when Paul Nor nz xose like a jack-out-of-the-box be axe him, the prosecutions were called >rzS and milder proceedings instituted IDxnng the present summer he has -zzzLa much about the necessity of firr =1zE aszen harsh measures against cer e1z1z. 1rus1s, and yet he keeps Moody sFr hls attorney-general, while Garfield z retained in the bureau of corpora F1zzz
 The Panama canal was to be dut -vx1fsout delay, and yet after year ha' Esesz wasted another year must pas ElrEore the work 1f construction cal Es1siz. No enterprise was entered upol y1z71A greater vigor and success. Pan ana Eas brought under our iniuenc zxsE c0Etrol by a revolution and tn .y5u-E.hase of the French company zzzEkEs was rushed through against muc r,-FEvxss7fion, open and secret Wer eensy right who attributed the energ zE 6huse earlier transactions to tn .zzxzs-Ez hand of John Hay, or has tn ErESsdsnt merely lost interest as tn sz1zsmEty has worn of?
 Es It xycmcentration and continuity gzxvpase that the President lacks, ( Ez n political timidity that seems to srznzkLng him the toy or the dupe of h zuzrzyas machine leaders? The comin z-EEalar session of Congress will a ssazz some of these questions and e zslse the country to form somethir KEz1 an estimate of what the net T -zuns of President RooseTelts admi .szzElm are to be-
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-29

raise of over s2,5O0,00O. Here is equalization of taxation. This ,tion ought to haunt Governor K:Sbey and the Republican party in Arizona dur. ing the lifetime of this and the next generation.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-29
ADVERTISING.

Probably there has been no greater zzszace in any business method dur xzE me last decade than in advertis- azE The time has come when no man, nz matter how much money he has, ,ezz expect to compete for business in .srzY line of merchandise without using
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-29
lowell Branch Office.

A Branch office has been establish "a Et Lowell in the building occupied ~ Lcweil Drug Co., News items and advertisements left there will be giv- .gu pEOmpt attention.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-29
AT HAMPHEN-sIDNEY.
Foot Ball Team Getting Down to
Regular Practice Work.

5tflH4tN (SneClal to the l'Tnea-l|sP
ID HAM iiDEiN- SIDNEY 6COLLEGE, An
september S,-The football team Is busily
engaged in practlcing every day from. :
O'Clock to 6. a squad NJ about twenty
Ave may ba seen every afternoon being
nut through all tho PAGES Of tho game py
ths coach, Russell James, ar old Viz
sinia Military Institute man. and all
Southern full back last season, The team
will not be- heavy one, and VIII not
average more than one hundred and ifty.
three pounds. but will make up lack Of
weight In speed,
Mr. James Is doing thorough and con-
sciantious work, anthtts commended hln-
self 10 tho students, both by his knoWl-
edge OF the game and his manner OF IN
structlon.
The first game OF the season will be
played on Saturday. when tho college
team Will meet That Of fIoge Academy
on Yenable Attressc Field@at Ilampden-
Sidney 40.
Tho next game will be played with
washington and Lee at Lexington Rich
5mond Will DO the scene of two of this
seasons contests. Hampden-Si VIII
meet William and Mary there on the
18th Of October and Richmond College
on October 2lst,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-29
The Produce Market.

Tho Cary street commits slon merchants had
q busy time yesterday. There was actiye do
ma nd Tor az manner Of produce and hs spp
ply e yrs sn Feabe
about doing business Is III
Virginia apples were in active demand espe-
fairly satisfactory TO buyers. and sellers had
no special complaint to make, Preserving pears
are In active demand. but the receipts were
large and nobody complained. (, 5Lt
Rece!pts of chickens and eggs We're rather
inand. and in consequence prices ruled high. ID
81 Chestnuts and hnckwheat, famous old Ylr-
glnia products. are showing up IN great shape.
keep away up In the pictures, Apples, YIr-
glnia apples are plentiful. but the active
demand Keeps them rather high. 81 5.5 I
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-29

e x. u
,nent OF athletic affairs and the import
nnce Of the frat meeting brought otitSa
good crowd of the students who Kept
up d lively show Of enthusiasm through
out the whole of the proceedings. Mr..
j.. ". Howard, OF Tarboro, was elected
president OF the body rho other officers
were Mr.. j. r. Moore Of Columbia. 8.
c., vlce-presid enta Mr.. T. II. Haywood,
OF HaW River, secretary and treasurer;
Mr. j. X. Wilson was chaser as post
graduate member, and Mr.. r. p. Sciglc
undergraduate member Of the Athletic
Advisory Board Mr.. ". u. Stephenson
Of statesvllle will be editor-in- chief OF
the Tar II eel, tho college weekly. On.
,liis staff will be following associate
editors: Messrs N. a. Townsend. ]. s..
Carr, Manlioll.s Orr, W. D. Nc Lean, J.
II. a spruill. y. HI D'Alemberte. 5 4 h.
The football material Is developing well
under the systematic training Of Coach
Warner. Ten days have passed and still
a squad of thirty or more men come
out every afternoon and get in some hard
work, The schedule for this year will be
as follows: ,s 4,
Davidson College. in Charlotte. N. G..
October7 University Sof Pennsylvania,
in philadelphia October IA: Navy, In 3Ar-.
nnpolis October 81; Virginia Polytechnic
Institute, In Richmond. Va, October Is;
Georgetown University In g Richmond,
Va, November a; a and M, in Raleigh.
NJ. c., November II; Virginia Military
Institute. In Winston-salem, November
IS; University OF Virginia. in Norfolk,
Va. Thanksgiving Day, November 80.
There is little hazing In college this
year and none Of an objectionable char
3acter This Is probably in&a measure due
to the appeals which the faculty have
made to the students though they have
never been constrained to deal harshly.
n Last Monday night was the first time
that the fraternities were allowed to.
spike the sephomores When each band
had gathered their goats all retired to
their respective chapter halls and the!
limitations followed. The next morning,
according to custom, initiates and old
men came out on the campus bedecked
In ribbons OF the colors Of their fraterni-5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-29
4 FIGHT OF BROTHERS.
The Younger Gets the Best 81
the Bout--Big Barbecue.

3 q y y K Is
.i37ssjs Especial to The Times Dispatch.) s5
II SALISBURY N. q, September 2S.-
Charles Parker, "a young white man ems
ployed at the I<esler cotton mill. This
city, was badly used up In a fl ght yes
terday afternoon between himself; AMI a
younger brother, Espy Parker. who Is
likewise " employed at the mill Tho
brothers fought desperately for some mil,-
utes, the younger knocking the older one
down. At this junctlre an officer ap-
peared on the scene, when one Of the
young mon drew n large knife and for a
moment serious results seemed Imminent,
The combatants were soon suDdued, how
ever by the officer and placed In jail
At noon to-day. Sheriff D. r. Julian,
who Is serving his third term as the
chief executive Of Rowan county. gave a
sumptuous barbecue to large number
of invited guests, who were taken to6the
banks OF the Yadsn Piver, where tho
event took place. Prominent among the
guests were representative locomotive
engineers of the Southern Railway, who
run in and out OF Spencer. and With
whom the sheriff Is very popular. No
moro elaborate or tempting menu has
been partakcn of in Rowan for years.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-29
PINCH |N8M|0||:||N||l|.E|:.'Y'I';
LOANS !. A \. / ]. HIGH.
AEstagtation8 Of Speculation Was Y
the Principal Result I7Sr az On the the
Il. New York Exchange.
SHARP BREAK IN COTTON ION
sThe Resumption Of Rcfunding.
Has Evidently MadcsQ Quite
u. odI.npression.
!. Inv Associated Press.l

s5 NEW 70 RK,8 Sept. 2s.-Ihcrc was a!
perccptible pinch In money conditions O.
night ana the stock innrkct showed the.
effect, although, mo course Of money
forcsccn, Both call loans and time loans
rates were quoted higher, call loans go
ing to s per cent and the SUPPLY I, w ), ~
obviously gro owing scnrctr some slishi
but the principal result Iii the stock mar
4 ket was tho stagnntlonio the 3specu!ation.
The event or tho ttiy was the advance
Y in the Bunk OF England discoun t! rate ,lt!
Of fu cent e 3al ner GENT. yeays
ago. since which time5 It had progress
siyely declined until tho advance OF I hree
Il weeks ago. Il Is confidently expected
4 that the Imperial Bank OF Germany VIII
meetIng4 e"S rhe " eject s nil be to throw
4 obstacles lii the way OF the movement
OF gold TO New York II was reported
4 that some increase In the> supply or
ton bills was perccptiblcii exchange az
sharp break Of the Inst two days n
the price OF cotton. which has brought
4 in now buying for foreign account -
that market after he demand rom y
cd, owing 10 tho high level Of prices In
duced BY the speculation In cotton. Tho
resumption ofrcfunding. announced by
Il the Secretary OF the Treasury made 1. q
ROO0 slfnpTcSHlOHt35U ctiCA II'1St
market BY this method will depend. on
Fl he taking out OF new circulation which
may result, and will operate but slowly
4 at the best. One or two stocks showed
some degree OF strength and helped to
sustain the market, notably Sou thern
Pacific, which was tho subject Of re-
%vved rumors OF early dividend action
The late movement In Chesa penke ana
Ohio was similar. but was OF sll ght ef
feet on the closing tone, which was cnsy.
An additional item to be considered IN
next weeks money market will pc the
payment Of New York taxes, the re-
uuirementx for which are estimated at
Z betwcen $50 100000 and $50, 900, during
the week. III s 3sg5 ..Ess q 53 q u AZ
Bonds were dull and heavy. Total sales.
par value. $3,Oo5 900. United States rs
declined 3-8 on call. 5s 3s3S
Z Total sales OF stocks we're 42d.1oo shares.
# MONEY AND EXCHANGE LosE:
Money on call firm and higher 4 1926 IL
percent; closing bid, 81; offered at 8:
& Time loans firm; 60 days, 90 days and
six months, 1-4G4 1-2 per cent; prime
mercantile paper, 4 1-2G6 per cent; ster-
ling exchange weak, closing firm with
actual q business bankers bills Z. at
7 $4855oGli.s5.t6 for demand and at $4.s2.bO
FOR sxty-day bills. Posted rates. 34.S3 IL
I and 34.ss s1-2 Commercial bills. $4.S2 lag
4,S2 3-S Bar silver. 81 IL cents. Mexican
y dollars, n cents. H III $ls4s /; 81 & Il Isl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-29
Getting Ready for Trial

Especial to Tho Times Dlspntch.) aII-"
WINsTON-sALEM, N. g., Sept. 2s,-
boro this morning to check up and see
If nll government witnesses for the Fed
eral Court next week have been sub
poenaed. It Is quite certain now that
most OF the revenue officers indicted by
OF the United States Court Will put UP a
stir fight, They have employed abe
counsel "You can say that the defend
ants will be ready for trial next week
and that they will demand hearing
in position to know what he Is talking
nhout. Y. sa .3tl-la .a M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-29
PRODUCE MARKET,

NEW YORK. Sept. e,-FLO UR--Duli. but
steady. rye Flour-steady. Buckwheat Flour
steady. Rye-Dull. cornmeaal--s Bar Bar
5ley-Luiet. 49,,
5vator. Options closed partly &c net lover eve
September, ole; December, so?e:; May; seH 70
Options unchanged.l September. 6shc.: Deeem-
her, 4 53hc.: May, 5ohc, Oats-steady; mixed.
Biseaet1stcady. Cut Meats-Easy: picked bel
tlles SIX 0lO,ic.: do hams. 100. I>ard.s sady;
refined, steady Pork-steady@ Talow--
Steady u Realistically at 81. 50, Turpcntine-
Ouiot at 6s66shc.i asked. IA ~ .tt#
:. Coifee--spot Rio. quiet; mild. firm Cordoya.
1ol13c.5 Futures steady and unchanged 10 Q
points lower. Il Sugar-Raw. tlrm; fair refning.
l-iGc; centrifugal 9s test 3 l1-t6c. Molassos
sugar. lslee:: refined, steady. Rice nm
Enthusiastically. ~,,o,, 90, .
dairy, lslI ano. cheese@ouet and unchanged
Ergs-Firm; 3 nearby selected Soc; western. ex-
ira, lrsts,a c2fD2sc. Stia
i Potntocs-Steady and unchanged. Cahbages-
Dull and unchanged Freghts and PEANUTS
Steady, but quiet, and unchanged.
> Cotionsecd Oil-Marc active and higher t
Primo crude (. o. b. mills 191sc. prime sum
smer yellow. c5A lo6,tc.; prime white, .s4soc;
prime winter yellow, ssd9soc,
CHICAGO, ILL. Sept. 2s.-Llberal receipts
OF wheat to-day in tho Northwest tended 70
weaken the wheat market. The close wheat
for December delivery was OF hRHc.g Corn
and oats are each down &c. Provisions are
up 6dl2lsc. 3g5 IA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-29
STOP IN SALISBURY. a
The President to Spend Five Min
utes in That City.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.),
4 III RII z C . NJ q --- Ssnx,4 o.

sALIsBURG. N. CT, September 2S.--A
letter received here to-day from secre-
tary Loeb to Senator Lee s.. Overman
states that President Roosevelt will make
a five-minutes' stop IN Salisbury In the
afternoon Of October 10Th. on tho occa-
sion OF the Presidents Southern trip.
President Roosevelt was invited by Sena-
tor Overman to speak In front of.the
Washington building In Salisbury, which
building was named in honor of George
Washington who, In 1857 spoke frolh
the steps In front, This Invitation was
necessarily declined on account Of the
lack OF time, 5 I'll ~ t|t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-29
COTTON MARKETS..

. NEW YORK. Sept. 2s, The cotton market
Business was moderately astSs saes
prices ruled quite generally above last nights ,s
4 finals. and tho close was at net gain OF bq7
points although tho 4 final tone was barely
steady. Tho opening was hrrn at a declin OF 2
points to an advance OF o points, the declines
being on near positions. which were influenced
w fear OF notices y OF Tomorrow, while tho
later months were advance. by covering OF
shorts and a renewal OF bull support. partly
encouraged by reports OF, an Increasing demand
for spot supplies and partly by the expectation
Of a reaction following the, break Of yesterday.
After selling about sal points net higher. Inns
medIately following the call. renewal Of bear
pressure and liquidation caused decline 70 q
net loss Of some points e the aGtiIye
10 the closing figures OF yesterday. and IN
the afternoon showed "a considerably nrmer
tone with prices up to the, host point Of the
session, and ut ono tme showing q net gain
OF SOIL points, Il Z. /, , -. !,
Street and New Orleans bought on the after
noon Improvement. Southern spot markets wero
unchanged To 1sc lower. sti ls
Receipts at teh ports to-day We're SO, SOS bales
"a Inst &c, %. last week and 6S, 900 last year
For the week testlmatedl 800 oo9 bales against
ays receipts at New Orleans were sos b b Les
against 1850 last year, and at Houston 06S5
ba les against 1900 last year. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-29
Tobacco Sales

Leaf tobacco sales are confined now entirely
to tho disposition Of prim!ngs But few OF
Hss s 81 ne spo ek S
about 1000 pounds and s.onewall not over
1000 pounds, These primlngs are In demand
sun-cured tobacco viii not begin to como in
until tho 18th Of October. The warehouses ex-
poet to have big opening sales on the 18th,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-29
~ 10, = Y Y
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF n1crMoMp; SEPT. %. 1905.

? = aA--- :. 't3T Z
PORT OF R1ctMoNp, SEPT. %, 1906
Steamer Brandon IIssney Morfolk III merehan-
Steamer Pccahontas.f Graves Norfolk mer-
chandise and passengers virginia Navisauon
q Schooner George H. Meekins, Evans. ames
River, machinery sydnor Pump and Well Co.
Il Schooner Mary S. Bradshaw, Lear, Now ork
salt. Harvey. Blair and Co.
Steamer Brandon, Harney. Norfolk, mcrchans
disc and passengers Old Dominion inc.
PORT OF WEST POINT, SEPT. q, 1905.
" ARRIVED. All
Charlotte, Murphy, Baltimore passengers ana
/. Elm city, Haynes Mattaponi River landlnss
passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
steamer Charlotte. Murphy, Baltimore pas
seEgers and general cargo
Ls saeansr p s z md general cssso
/ PORT NEWPORT NEWS. SEPT, q, 1905.
ARRIVED.
i Collier Nero, Norfolk. 5
d Schooner Sycamore, Salem. H ~ k 81
Barge Enos Saule. Provid ence. III le
Y Schooner Harriet c.. Kerlln. ~ Boston.,
Schooner Margaret Haskell, Boston. III
Schooner Fannie Palmer, Boston.
SAILED. Al
4 Steamer Windber. Providence.
Steamer Ekltptika. Norfolk e .sa III
sohooneri Isabella Glli savannah.
Schooner Wlnfrede a. Foran. Savannah.
IS Barge William Fl. Connor. Providence
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-29
Southern r ailWa:lIy,,

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY g, 1905.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
Y 100 "A. M.-Dai ly-Local for Cha rlotte. N C.s.8
~: r. y-Lin1lted-- f3uffet Pullman g
Il Il Atlanta and Birmingham, New Orie ear.
with through coach for Chase City, Ok
ia ford Durham and aelgh. 81 is.ss s.asss
600 P. MEX. Sunday--Chase City Local..
II 80 P. Day--L United Pullman req dyt s:3s
P. NJ. for all the South. n ss s5
YORK RIVER LINE.
The favorito route to Baltimore and Eastern
points Leayes Richmond 4;2o z. Mo d ga
3 2:l5 T. 7M.-Isocal--Dal ally Except Sunday
"A 80 r. M--Exoepta Sunday--.For West Point
and river landings. Steamers call e. YORK;
5 town and Clay Bank Mondays tWednes.I
days and Fridays. a nd at GIoucester Pon{
j !$i and Almonds sdays. ~ ursda y u ana
Saturdays. We. $s =
i4:45 a. M.-Except Sunday--Locals mixed ZOE
9 West Point. NJ n
Il TRAINS ARRIVE RICIIMON ND. ss: st}stss5
1853 a.. M. and 642 p. M.-From all tho Soueh.
Z S:35 P.jM.--From3 Charlotte and Fale Oh.
10 AZ M.-FromB Chase City and lint ermodiats
e:5 a. M.-Batimore and West Point. 5s3.j., "a
sI day; $40 r ~, daily. except Sunday
O.. ~. wEsTBURY. 3. P. AZ. Richmond. = Va q
IS. H. HARDWICIS. vi w, Il. TAYLoE.3lts
p. n. NJ. IN G,.A - A.
H. b. SPENCER Gen'l. Mgr.
Washington d. e. tsgs