davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-27
r. A. BERRY & CO. P. o. Block BerkeI.v
station

station
We are onerfng new Groom house In th.
Asnpy District for $1,000: rots on either sfde
one OF them corner, may be secured AT rea-
sonable prices: convenient TO the Kew Roufa
train. ' ~Aoee7
Also a new 5-room cottage that must ba so,a
quickly on account Of the fact that the owner
Is leaving the State; large lot. fine garden ana
convenlences for poultry raising: price $3.50
Lots IN Peralta Park: 80 down. $40 per
acres on railroad and water front for sale
as bargains; fine for factory site
sale. A''
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-27

THERE is But ONE WAY TO ATTAIN
PERFECT security In purchasing taking a
mortgage on real estate. and that Is TO have
She title insured
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-27

SMALL ranch on the Garcia River not far
from Point Arena; fine fruit orchard in bear
ing; substantial buildings; good hunting and
fishing: price $1,000: very reasonable
Several very desirable summer resorts at
reasonable prices. Call at office for par
ticulars.
T. r. D. CRUDE. scs Mills bldg.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-27

PACIFIC ave. 1918. cor. Chestnut-Furnishsd
rooms: moderate.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-27

NAPA VALLEY-47 acres of the finest land :
all level creek running water through the
land good we'll: windmill, tankhouse, 1000
gallon tank: acres in good bearing vine
yard: acres in young vines, first year crop
family orchard; balance in grain, alfalfa
and corn; farming implements and cooper
age; good Broom house. stable barn. horses
cows, chickens, wagons, buggy, etc. go
SEPH STRAUB. $50 Market ST.. 8. F.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-27

1.0oo-LEvEL and splendidIy located lots IA
West End Homestead: 80 feet frontage,
227 deep.
t.e5o-Large lot, 2sx11c: nns view; Buena
Vista Heights.
$50. ooo-Elegant residence in Western Addition.
reduced from S23 coo.
Other improved and unimproved real estate
for sale at great bargains
l. r. D. GRUBB S25 Mills BLDG
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-27

AAA-"OUR PRICES" on ranches are lower
than anywhere else because we do not add
huge commissions on to the owners price:
we only handle places know to be
good; never misrepresent place; see
US and save 20 per cout Santa Cruz County
lands a speciality. BURR-PADDON CO., 40
Montgomery St. San Fra ncisco. Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-27

s105o-13-ROOM boarding-house ever nor,
occupied; $500 plano; furniture all good: one
block from university: this is a good paving
proposition See IT at once
5000 for a 21-room hotel: everything new
and in hrst-class condition: rooms all taken.
Wei located; money maker. See at once.
S4OO0 for an up-to-cate 7-roonn house o,
car line; very desirable this Is cost: will
bring $1,000 within a year
SICOO will buy an 11-room castle in Berxe-.
ley: new; very imposing best house In town
1000 VIII buy Broom apartment house.
on Ailston way. near Shattuck
$500 will buy a block Of 30 lots on San
Pablo ave. this week Houses Of an kinds
for rent
BAKER q CO..
2107 Shattuck ave. Berkeley
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-27

FOR sals-On account Of Ill health of owner:
large winery and distillery: elegant residence
also: fruit ranch. fine trees and vines in
bearing. as a whole or subdivided: price very
reasonable; solid investment and bound to
increase rapidly IN value: u mile from
Mountain View, Santa Clara County, and on
line of electric road. Maps and circu-
lars on application to I. r. D. GRUBB, S25
Mills bldg.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-27

s105o-2& acres Of choice land, a mile
from Elmhurst station; all the land around
this is divided into city lots; must sell:
owner going away.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-27
SEPARATE PRESIDENTS
FOR WESTERN ROADS
Hartman to Resign and Become
Chairman Of Executive
Board.
nv A ssoc,nted Press. !

SAN FRANCISCO. May 26.-Followng
the retirement OF Mr.. James Angler as
manager cftthe Western system OF the
Southern Pacific Company, and the re-
organization OF the divisions of the road
into two districts, comes n report TO the
effect that b. III. Hartman and his as
sociates In tho control OF the Western
railroads have decided to elect separate
presidents and Boards OF Directors for
each of their roads and that the first
step to be taken Il, this direction Will
be made shortly, when Hartman. who
Is now president of the four com pailic.s
that compose his net work Of lines. VIII
resign from all Of these noshlons to later
become chairman Of a Executive Board,
that will be created at tho proper time
In New York. AZ.
According to the reports that have
reached tho higher officials Of the South
err Pacific Comnany In this city, Vice
President and General Manager Calvin
Will become president Of that corpora
ton. with his Headquarters y this city;
a. r. A1ohlcr, independent and gen,
eral manager of the Union Pacific. VIII
be elected president OF that company,
With future headquarters In Omaha;W.,
IL Bancroft will he promoted 10 presl-
doncey Of the oregon Short Line. and
possibly General Silpcrintcndcnt PARK.
OF the Union Pacific. or General super
lntendent Buckingham, OF the OREGON
Short Line will he made president of
the Oregon /. Railroad and Navigation
Company. 35
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-27
DR.. HENSON WOULD ACCEPT
ROCkEFELLER,S MONEY
- :,

SPECIAL, to The Times Dispatch,)
BOSTON MASS, May 26.---ReN, DIR,
p. S. Henson, a native of Fluvanna
county, Va. and graduate OF Rich
mond College, now pastor of fremont
Temple the most Influential Baptist
Church in New England. comes to the
rescue OF John p. Rockefeller against
the Baptist anti Rockefeller crusade In
augurated by. Rev. Herbert s. Johnson.
OF the Warren Avenue BAPTIST Church..
REV. ORA. G. Dixon. also refuses to
march under the Johnson banner.
Dr. Henson says: There Is no call
for setting up the cry Of tainted money
against Mr.. Rockefeller's gifts. TO re-
fuse Mr. Rockefeller's donation Brother
johnson should try some standard by
which tainted money may be sifted
from that which is not, and perhaps In
that case all money might appear
tainted ! certainly am not In favor
of any movement here against accepting
gifts from Mr.. Rockefeller. and doubt
that the movement moves At least l
shall not move with It."
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-27
PLANNING. MOVEMENT
TO benefit SOUTH.
President Says He Has Matter
Under Consideration--Will
Visit North Carolina.
f1sp Associntcd Press. J

WASHINGTON, May &c. w. A. Erwin,
n prominent North Carolina planter, and
DR.. G. NJ. Curtis. of Atlanta, delegates
to tho Southern Industrial Parliament,
were presented to the President to-day
by Senator Simmons, of North Caro-
lima. Mr.. Erwin is tho author of several
resolutions relating to the extension OF
the cotton trade of tho South. which
were presented to the parliament. Tho
President expressed his deep interest In
suggestions for the extension OF the cot
ton Industry, and said that he was giving
consideration to some matters that would
be beneficial to tho South in an indus.
trial way IL carried into effect. Senator
Simmons urged the President to Visit
North Carolina next autumn at time
which would enable him to attend tho
State Fair In Raleigh on October 18th.
The President said he would not be able
to be In Raleigh ut that time, but would
be there on October I'd. 1t Is probable
now that the President will stop long
enough at Raleigh, Durham, Greensboro
and Charlotte to address the people
briefly.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-27
COTTON.

NEW YORK, May 26.--In the spirit OF
candor, which I always endeayor to OBJ
serve toward the public. ! bog to say
that have this morning sold out the bulk
of the cotton that ] bought at very much
lower prices. In saying this, do not
mean to imply that ! am benrlsh Pres
sent inllcations nre that the CROP OF
10000 Will be marketed at much higher
prices than these now current for new
crop deliveries, but ] am not clever
enough to hit the top and fully recog-
nze, and have always recognized. that
no great market movement Is over Qc-
colnpllshed without reactions, AS ] have
repeatedly stated. ] am under no delusion
us to the inpossibillty Of any individual
controlling the cotton market and my
action ought not to affect the Judgment
of others. Meantime, It leaves me in 4
position to repurcioase should the posi-
.blereaction develop, "a
THEODORE H. FtslC ~
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COTTON MARKETS.

z NEW YORK May 26.-After a sensatonally
active advance at the opening cotton lost the
sain during the middle session under heavy
liquidation and reports that leading bulls had
unloaded to steady up toward the close on
+ covering, promoted by frIner south spot mar
kets and large exports The opening was
strong at an advance OF l6l20 points with ex-
+ cited buying for both accounts in progress, and
short sellers OF the previous day acting badly.
\ OF rain more or less generally over the belt
and approximations OF a renewal OF aggressive
bull support. But at the advance leading In
terests sold very heavily indeed and when
prices had gained another point or two on
the active months the continued realizing, the
absence of concentrated bull support and
runlors that recent leading bulls. having taken
profits, were going short for q turn. Eeased the
market on, and In the early afternoon prices
were Just about net unchanged. But while
the Idea that the bulls had unlonded was born
out by a sta temen Issued by the bull leader.
stating that without being bei,rish he had
taken his profits, reports of flrmer southern
spot markets and the buish character Of prl4
waite adyices concerning new. crop prospects
caused covering at the decline, and In the
late trading the market was steady to firm
# with closing prices steady at n net. advance OF
6G9 points. Sales OF futures We're estimated at
I $50. 0d0 bales. Southern spot markets were un-
changed to Sc higher.
Receipts for the day were liberal. but were
eceeded by eports.
K Receipts at the ports to day were 10, 200 bales
against 1865 last week and 3la6 last year. For
the week estimated l2S.0JD bales against les, SO
last week and 26.253 last year. To-days re-
ceipts at New Orleans 3545 bales against 1881
last year. and at Houston e.62 bales against 2l1
last year.
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WOULD-BE ASSASSINS.
Nat Crump, Who Shot H. C..

tspecal to The Times Dlspatch)
f SALISBURY, NJ C.,il May 2G.--Nat
Crump. who, on Monday attacked to
5assasslnate II. G. Grub and Clarence
Thompson. Of Davidson county, was seen
at Bridgeport on the Western North
Carolina road yesterday afternoon and
later In the day was shot Mt by
the officers Mt Marion. He was
In company with another negro, sup
posed to have been n member OF the out
.iawcd gang. a message tonight from
Hot Springs. to Sheriff Julian. Of Rowan.
states that two men. believed to be tho
guilty parties. have been arrest ted Mt that
place and are being held for identifica-
ton. !, !.
Grlbbs himself expects to go to Hot
Springs, # necessary to identity them. y
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET =
Richmond. Va, May IS, 1905
~ th5,E. QUOTATIONS. ~ So -, Y
CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
- lSales at Union Stock Yards.

Richmond Va, May 26, 1905.
There vas q fair !, supply Of cattle on our
There was falf supply OF sheep ana lambs
good demand; prices steady.
prices. Outlook fair for next week.
We quote choice native Virginia butcher cat
fey fancy sdsm to sGSa
to good Southern hefers. steers and cows, 31a @
&C.; common to fair. ylsgshc;: bulls, s94e.:
oxen. 81 @ 4c.: veal calves, 51Shc.; Southern
calves. 4aohc. per pound.
Sheep, 495c.; spring lambs. 7gsc.; good hogs
SH ;gng. IT Pigs 6aH & 20 a.
suitable for our market.
GHcAG 5 I'LL May sGArrb LEI e
prime steers, s5.6oG6.5o; stoekers. and feeders.
sss ss ssG sssa s saSss
to oh, choice heayy, sseas, rough. hsayy
Sa5ds.is Sheep Receipts. 8. 900 head Sheep
weak; lambs steadyr~~ Good to choice wethers.
s 81 1r ss6oasGo fair to choice. mixed shorn.
s360g44o 40; native lambs shorn, S75G6.2o.
NEW YORK, May % -BERvGs-Reeelpts
bull sas $3.50 eSs sews soa s'ssf'
ceints. 472 head, Active, :5d5oc, higher. yeals,
fasI sa,ye ssg4o
pound, sheep and Lambs-Reoelpts, s.sSs head.
sheep slow; good yearngs and lambs steady;
other grades slow to 25c, Off. Sheep. s3.5oQD5 rs
yearlings. Ss.sod6.7o; unshorn do. $50: lambs,
s7.5oaS76. Hoss-Receipts. 1900 head Market
lower; State hogs, t5eod6l0.
UNION STOCK YARDS. PrrTsBURG. Pa,
May g. -cATTLE-supply light: market
steady. Choice. ss25d6+0; prime. sGd6.ao.
Hogs--Receptsg fair; market lower. Primo
heavy. 3d. 1895: 1865; medium. heavy workers., and
light yorkers and {pigs, $40; rough. sidi.75.
Sheep--Supplyi light; market steady. Prime
wethers. s5Go.lo; common, $2b0Gls,C0 spring
lambs, ssGs.oo; veal calves. ssds.5O =
Butchers, 1885, common, s4g5.3s cattle-Slow.
Fair to good shippers. 81, 6;dS.75; common,
se.25g30 90, sheep--Steady at 81 60144o. Lambs-
Steady OF S4G6;25, "a.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-27
BANK CLEARINGS.
Report of Bradstrect's for Week
Ending May 25th. .a

&5Irit q tBy Associated Prcss.) E "a aH
NEW YORK, May 26.-tThe following table,
compiled by Bradstreet's shows the bank clear.
ings at number of It's, principal cities for the
week ending May 25.s with the percentage OF
Increase and decrease. az compared with the
corresponding week last year. sixty-two other
cities are included In the totals. 9t
$ New York, sl.773, as, a04: Increase, 63.I
y boston,. $50, 426.a67; Increase HI.
philadelphia s139.6lS,sia; Increase. $50.
ST. Louis $50, e6s, e3s; Increase. IA
4 iPittsburg, $3.50 Ga; increase, 33.7
* san Francisco, 500, 500. 2e5 Il Increase, 1913.
4 Cincinnati. $40, sss, o5O; increase. 90.
s Baltimore. 1881. 053 !; increrase. 36.2
Kansas City. SCI, 800 5Gl:s increase, 29,2
II New Orleans, s6,509.47i; Increase, 49,
Il Louisvile, s11,7l1.724 : Increase. So.
Memphis $4,2aS.372: Increase, 22.S
h Richmond. s4,602. 800; increase. I. a. If
& Washington. s4.9s1 $40: increase, 2Es.5 ~
Savannah, s2,7s5.si6; increase. 60
4 Fort Worth, s4,to3, 1876; increase. oo.4.
s Atlanta. s2ss6. ST.: Il increase, S3.1.
{ Nashville, s2,827 POS: Increase, 1876. 6
x Norfolk. y 81 .sl7.631, Increase, IA.
Augusta sl.S59. SEQ; d increase 97.S
Birmingham, sl,4i4 ,S61; increase. 49, II
Knoxville. sl02s. 500; decrease, 24.5
y Charleston. 8. c., y. o6I S44 q decrease, 80.
III Chattanooga, ssD6.el7; decrease. 90
Jacksonvllle, Fla, 81, 2e3 541 !; increase 1873.
4 Macon. s3i527 ID: Increase 21.1. ;,
4 Houston, 81 $40. 076; Increase. 1875. 96
Galveston $9,6i0.000: increase, 723.
4 Total United States. s?,G74. 173 1893; increase,
1919. stGSW &
Total outside New York 5000, 927, 2o5 increase,
PA -is,t.s'. SA
Total. Canada, s52,115, ISL; increase, 27.7.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-27
SOUTHERN RAIL WAY

q SCHEDULE j n EFFECT MAY %, 1905. u
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
Ivy a. M.--Dnily--Iocnl for Charlotte, ". g.
l2.So r. N. --Dafly-Limted-LuH Pullman u
Atlanta and Birmingham, New Orleans,
~ Memphis. Chattanooga and oil the South
with through. coach for Chase City, Ok
ford, Charleston and I,alegh. M lgT
600 +. MEX iSunday-6hase City Local. "
II 80 F. M.-Daily--1imed- Pullman ready s:sa
+. NJ, Tor hil Tho South. ,iFs754
YORK RIVER LINE.
The savorite route TO Bait more and Eastern
points. Leaves Richmond 4:0 p. NJ, daily,
except Sunday. i d IN N s5l}l}i's&
2:16 p. M.--Locai- Dnily., except Sunday. 81
4:2o P. M.-Except sundag-For West Point, /
connecting with steamers for Baltmoto
and river landings Steamers call at York.
town and Clay Bank Mondays. sWedics-
days and Fridays. and at Gloucester point
and Almonds Tucsdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays. a s s$5
West Point. S5 }g& ;t5s5 el Is
ss6 TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
$3.50 A. NJ. and G:42 p. M.-From all the South.
3:35 p. M-From Charlotte and RAJ egh. 8
4 $40 A! M.-From Chase City ana intermcd-s
ei3 ate stations s5ii "a t5
i 9:25 A. M.--Baltimore and West Point
lO:+5 a. NJ. Daily. except Sunday. and Monday;
$40 p NJ. daily, except Sunday From
w WissTRuRr, D. P. A., RI {, Va.
6. II. HARDWIclS. VII. $T T; z q
H. b. SPENCER, Gen'l Mgr. - i lSls
yton. 10. &C,
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$50: midding gulf. SIS: sales, 2,11l bales.

$50: middling gulf. SIS: sales ali bales
Cotton, quiet; mddliTg:>s $50; net receipts,
Total to-day at ain ports-Net receipts. $3.50
baIes; export TO Great Britain. 2l.9ls bales:
to France. 8.5i2 bales; to the Continent. 4,6.4
bales; stock. 5s5.SI7 bnles.
Consolidated at ali Eports--Net receipts. $50
bales ;exsort to Great Britain. II, e75 bales: g
France s,S66 bales: TO tho Continent. ,52,1S4
bales a@ty8f3 80
Total 1snce September LIST at all ports-Set
receipts s1lb 1870 bales export to Great britain,
s.4f5, Oh bales: 70 France 1882 bales; to the
Continent, 2,9a,947 bales: to aJpan. 1855
bales; TO Mexico, 2 1se bales. ss h,
NEW ORLEANS. LA, May "a. The demand
was good for spot cotton but the offerings were
very scant Sales 1850 bales. including I. 900 to
arrive Quota tons 51-lsc. hi CHER.
$s Futures opened firm with the active months
Bali points above last evenings finals on
bad weather map and a surprisingly good Liv-j
declared very great. with trade activity In the
milling sections. unprecedented. The market
here fell on n few points on heavy realizing
sales by tho Wall Street crowd. but recovered
later whom prominent local bulls commenced
taking everything that was offered. May OPEN
ed II points up At SIS. sold up to SO. receded
TO $50 and finally. reco.Sred TO s.34. The mar
of SOLE points. sst ysss
Cotton futures closed steady. May closed
at S34Gs. IS: June s.20fs. 25; July, s.I4 August
Es,ofIS.c9:= September. SOFAS 90; October, S0s4
sol: November, S67ds.G9; December. s.l1Gs.12;
January. Slias.l6.
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A great deal OF husiness was transacted on
the Tobacco Exchange during the past week.
During the four sales days 900 packages We're
ca IMPLIED and sold. nearly all OF which We're
OF the suncured stocks. The larger portion Of
the tobarcos sold were of the commoner grades
these sold very. we'll. prices recorded ranging
all the way from 500 up to $50. 3sAll other
grades were off and all sold lower than during
the previous week. Filters are not bringing
tho money that the farmers had looked for.
The tobacco growers are well enough satisfied
with what they are getting for suncuredi wrap
pers but they are far from being pleased with
what they are getting for the lower Grades
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-27
MERCHANTS SUICIDE. 8
A. j. Samuel Sends Bullet
Through His Head.
lsneclnl % -Tho Tlmes. plspatch.l

~ (specInI 70 THO 7TImcs.DIsRltth.1
BLUEFIELD. W, VA, May pa. j..
Samuel pioneer grocer, Of this place.
committed suicide here to-day, He was
standing in the doorway OF his room and
placed tho pistol to his right temple.
The bullet going entirely through his
head, and Embedding Itself In tho wall.
rho pistol used was Smith and Wasson
special which carried a steel bullet. He
rame glere from Frederlcksburs' va,
He WAS n member OF the. Dluoilelda
Lodge Of Eks. Nothing can be learned
OF the cause of his rash nct VII
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The Produce Market.

Receipts OF country produce wero fairly good
yesterday, that is the receipts of such articles
as came were large enough in the bulk, but
variety was lncking, The commission men
on 1.-THE block found the demand right along
up with the supply and they had no trouble
selling green stuff and other eatables they had
In stock Potatoes are tho one overly. plenti-
full vegetable and potatoes are lower. & AZ!
other vegetables to be found on the block
were as high yesterday as they have been at
any time this season. and some OF themtwe
higher ~
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sl.na11 o;g No. Q red. slosha1os,s. No. corn.
CSC. No. z yellow. ssc. No: 2 oats. slAc No.
q rye. 7sa78tc. Good feeding barley. 4o942c.;
fair TO choice mailing. 4sG4ec.s No. faxseed.
= 2s; No. northwestern, sl.45 Z, prime Timothy
lard. per 100 pounds. s7.l5a7.l7h; short ribs
( sides Qoose) 81 05g7l6: short clear sides fbox-
si.ss clover, contract grade, sl175a Il. Is. But
Ster-Ste ady: creamery. lsG2lc.: dairies 163l9c.
Eggs-Weak at mark. cases included, &c.:
frsis BIC; prime firsts. l6c !, extra. Ito
: Chccse--Weak at 1oglo1sc.
" BALTIMORE. MD. May es.-FLOUR-Quiet
and unchanged. aWheat--Weak:t spot, contract.
and the month. sl.a6hGl.05s4: southern by sam
pie. 9h.. 4sl.0s. Corn-Dull and easy; spot and
the month. 55h1S5xc.; southern white corn.
62a5slic. oats--Easier; No.2 mixed. si9s4,sc.
Rye-Dull: No. 2Swestern. SIC. Butter steady
and unchanged: fancy imitation 19lsos.; do.
crenremry. 22ap3c. Eegs-<Steady and I'M
changed at lsttc. sCheese--Weak; large, lie. |;
small, 1liac. Sugar-steady and unchanged. :
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Highway Robberies.

II fsrecal in The Times Dspatch)
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. VA. May 3D.
Mr. Sylvester Lee; Of orang@ ,, GGn nnns
Cn,,rt this week, was held up on tho
m,bllc highway by three negroes and
robbed OF sS5. Efforts are being made
TO apprehend the hEhwnylmnen,.. !.
" was robed ot $lC0 In cash while az i
lending court at Orange Courthouse s'tls
week. Y
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

tReported by Rogers. McCabe and Coz
5 PETERSBURG, VA. May 26.--PEANUTS-
Spansh-AIarket firm at slo2a., Yirgln!ns-
Market quiet Mt 3aG4c, for fancy stock; ma
chine picked. 2lsgalso; Smelling stock. 24essc
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TOBACCO MARKETS.

Richmond. Va. May o6, 1o05. 5
Tobacco Dark Fired --Reordpred: Receipts
moderate and market qule'. Very little doing.
celpts. red--Reordered--Fair receipts
and market fairly active at quotations.
Note-We advise shippers to avoid too high
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North Carolina Postrnasters.

G7rom Our Regular Consequently
WASHINGTON. d. c., May North
Carolina postmnstcrs appointed;I Branon,
Yadkin county, Mary T.. Ireland. Vice G.
Tong resigned; Glen Ayre, Mitchell
county, James S. Sparks, vice Grover N.
Greene, resigned.
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RAILROADS.
fS asA,, Scenic Route !! !! !.
sSsxafssss 10 The lest.
z Hours and rs Minutes 10 Norfolk

Jan III 1906
H. LEAVE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
100 q. M.--Weck Days--Local to Newport
~ News and way stations. 81 NJ
WV a. M,-Daily--lintited-A Arrives williams
burg $3.50 A. NJ. Newpor. News 10 30 4:
80 a. NJ. Portsmouth HAS a. NJ.
tVV 8. NJ ..-Dai Observation-Disclosures Williams
5nrs $50 Z. M, NEWPORT News $50 P. 81,
9ld Point 600 p. NJ. Norfolk 6:c5 P. NJ,
= ~ portsmouth 6:45 r. NJ. 45tE
wv = M.--Week Days-Locai 70 Old point,
e.oo MAIN I.INEr-WESTBOGND.
''1o e, .a.il..-lfocnl--Week Days-To Clifton
acc Si E; pally-wi,h through Pullman lot
u ,m chaDge. Pullman service for Louis
s,s " r, ~ and st. Louis.
s1S;a 5 MM'--Wcek Dsys--1.oca to Gordonsv.lle.
wv M..-Datly--Limited -With Pullman ser
s ine l Ior cinclnnatI louisville, Sc. Louis
,o.sn 4 =, JAMES RIVER LINE.
sS +, ~ - Dally--E KIP r ss--To Lynchburs.
roihingion. Va, Clifton Forge and princi.
h. stations; on week days to Rosney and
s,,s rbssmnont. Parlor Car. D "a s
o'lo M tM1,,.-c-Wcek Days.-Local--To Es.nont
Il ,,o rftsin,iNs ARRIVE RICHMOND FROM
~, Hpi ioik ana Old Point 1906 a. NJ week days
f f.c,u n. NJ daily and 100 p. NJ daily. and
IRON 1Ir. newport News 500 p. NJ. week days. Il
-, = ro 81 =, Cincinnati and Yves; 1870 q. NJ daly
~ w go +. NJ. daily; Main Line Locni $40 ~
a.. week days from Clifton Forge; Gordonsvilla
<NGep.Il. s:2o A. NJ. week days.
Ga p itiys l Line Local from cifton FoESe
Ii W. FULLER, ", O. wARTr1EN,
#s Gen'l Pass. Agt. Dist. Pass, ACT n
G. n. DOYLE. Cont. Manager. s5 III