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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-30

Astonishes Creditors BY Paying
Them Made Millions While
in Hiding.
l 81, e The mines: Diypatch..l

. (SpeClal 10 lIle lil11SSSA
DENVER, COL. June 29.--Grantss G. G.
Gillette. known as the Cattle King,
who fled from yvoodb ine, Kan, in Nover n
Der, 1898, after having raised money Y = by
mortgaging thousands OF cattle belonging
to others Of which he was IN charge e.
came to Denver three days ago Keeping
his coming a secret, he located two Dem
yer creditors and paid them every cent
due them. His creditors were Mrs s. Alvin wi
q. Dake and Edgar a Keller. Mrs !.
6Dake and Mr.. Keelcr received sl5o, ooo.
Neither expected to realize a. cent.
ok During the eight years he was in hid
ing in Mexico Gillette made fortune;
tt is reported that from gold, silver. ana
lead mines in the Parral District, State
OF Chihuahua, Mexico, he. has made 5 ~, e.
OK, 900. It is certain that Gillette has ai1s'
made q sum sufficient to pay all debts.
Gillette was twenty-eight years old
when no fled from Kansas. At that time ne
nearly every bank from Kansas City to
San Francisco held his paper
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Prnnertx Transfers.

Richmond: Joseph Hoffman and wife to
Lizzie Tyler, 38 10 feet on west inc OF
Monroe Street, southwest, corner or Cath
gerlne Street, subject to vendors Ian for
Sl7b, s2175. -,
nero, * * fcet' ona east line OF Eighteenth
Street Str 9 12i feet south Of Broad Street,
}1.560. 1880.
M cannon. 40 feet or north line OF
franklin Street. $50 feetlea OF Rylantdl
Street. $500 ~, \,
Margaret Gognn. 20 feet on south line
OF Floyd Avenue southeast corner OF o.
ng John q. e pLynem email to sas r. brown,
80 feet on west limo of Thlrteth Street,
between N and Q Streets, SEQ,
"a II =, Gilbert, oO4 acres adjoining tho
lands Of Oscar Gibbs and others, $3.50. .
John Hundley to Julia Russell, &c 20 feet feet
from northeast corner OF Marshall Street,
500,
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COTTON MARKETS.

y. NEW -. YORK. June ss.-rhe cotton market
was less active and very nervous. At times
prices showed considerable hrmness, but in
the late trading there was very heavy liqui-
dalton and final prices We're 1891 points net
lever. Tho opening was weak at decline Of
11d22 points under selling for both accounts in
response to disappointing Gales, which were
local opening. when ar advance OF log1l points
was due on, the New York close OF tho pres
ylous day. But there was big demand at the
decline, encouraged by continued strength Of
spot markets. and reports OF too much rain in
some SECTIONS q the belt; and inside Of the
nrst half hour tho market had rallied to nearly
the closing figures Of yesterday. This was
followed by, considerable irregularity. but
prices showed generally steady tone until
teward the close. when fear OF Revolutionary
developments in Russia, added to some uneer-
alnty over the infIqenes Of notlces to-mor;
and southern account Tho close was steady
at the decline, with late months showing the
greatest loss. Sales were estimated at $50. 900
bales III
Receipts at the ports to-day were a,6ls bales
against 17,1l5 last week and 4 $50 last year.
For the week g(cstimated) 10000 bales against
1887 last week and 1880 last year, To-days
receipts at New Orleans were secs bales
against s.l0O last year.. and at Houston SOL
bales against Al last year, III
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france 2ss bales: to tho Continent. I'LL bales;
consolIiated at all ports-Net receipts iV Is
bales export To G rcat Britain. 1877 pales eo2
Franco ib 723 bales: to the Continent, 1e,-'.
bales 10 Japan 1891 bales. ~.
Total since September 1ht at I'll portsn,Net
,--~,-t- raa 51l hr 'es: exrort to Great Brltan
77s z7s bales TO France. 1893 SO bales; 10 me
Continent 3,0Se.358 bales; to Japan S 'os'
Bales: to Mexico %. 232 balex. 3sS
NEW ORLEANS. LA. June 2o;-CoTToN-
spot cotton quiet While the offerings were ere
ver,, light factors were demanding fuli noa y,
figures for their holdings. Sales 200 bales. m
Guiding 100 to arrive. Quotations UNCHANGED;
Under the Influence OF unfavorable Livcrpo !.
futures opened 1913 points lower. soon aL .s
the 5nrst call an active selling movement WuS
5irauYuratcd, which carried prices down UNI.
they were 20 points lower than yesteIrdlay 9
closing This was followed by rush OF Ply ply
Ing orders, apparently from the outside pa y,
loss was recovered. Realizing by timi =, longs 2
again started the market downward, tnc &c
Rim continuing to near the end OF inc sss.
sion. The market closed quiet with net to as
cotton futures steady June. -: July ~
.. *: August, 94i9946: 6eptember, " sas.1s J
October 3sas 40: November peEe n,
ber 9.+G3.s5: January. v.oyNs'oA' < S ,
39.54as.57; March, $500 81.
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DIMENSIONS Of
MARKET SA.R|.U|N'I|.k''..
Premonitory Symptoms Of the
Preparation for the July Set
tlen1ellt.
THE OUTLOOK IN ODESSA.
Il Brought Up the Probability Of.
q Demand on New York.
for Gold.
THE OUTLOOK IN ODESSA
CAV Aaaocinted 1,ress.l

& tBys Associated PreSs)
NEW YORK, June 29.--Prces lost some
ground on the Stock Exchange to-day,
and there was shinkage In the dlmcn-
I sions OF the market which had moro 10,
do with giving character 10 1t than did
the recession in prices. The money mar
ket yielded some prcmonitory symptoms
OF the preparation for, the July settle
monts. Call loans were reported light,
even while there was no marked change
In the. quoted rate, and there was a
considerable paying off on the part OF Dor.
rowers on call.
The grave aspect OF internal affairs in
Russia and this outbreak OF violence In
0dessa brought into renewed discussion
York for gold. There was little change In
the local exchange rate. The immediate
changes. therefore, werc all towards re-
Taxation of the pressure upon New York
for gold. News bearing on Immediate
prospects OF dividend disbursements on
stocks received close attention. Thus the
esery we're to-day for their
Heading dividend supplemented BY the
showing OF May net earnings made by
Valley. \
Assertions that higher dividends were
Y In prospects we're the influences in the
ADVANCE y OF 56f Louisville e ana eI NdSnVllle,
Amalgan3ated Copper and Brooklyn Tran
sit. The Pennsylvania group. however.
was subjected 10 decided pressure on
realizing except Norfolk and & Western.
Tho Same we're true OF tho Pacincs and
the Northwestern grangers, which were
sharply advanced yesterday. Late efforts
towards recovery were defeated by the
Il rise in call money rate. Louisville and
Nashville broke sharply when only the
regular dividend was declared. and the
market closed easy at about the lowest
q OF the day. f8 5 IA u ,}55ss
Bonds were irregular. Total sales, par
value. 81 635, 900. United States bonds were
all unchanged on call
The total sales OF stocks for the day
amounted to G35,400 shares,
s.3s5 MONEY AND ExcHANGE-cLosE
Money on call strong and higher at 2 1-e9
s1-2 per cent; closing bid, 3 per cent. !;
offered at 31-4 per cent; time loans. dull
and steady; sixty days and ninety days,
53 per cent; six months, 3 1-2G3 o. per
cent; prime mercantile paper. 3l-244 "a
per centSterlng exchange heavy with
actual business In bankers bills at s4.s70
4s75O for demand and at $4.S5.15G 4.S5.9o
Y for sixty day bills; posted rates 81. SO and
s!ss: commercial bills. $4S5. Bar silver,
+ IS l-2; Mexican dollars. Is II Govern
ment bonds steady; railroad bonds, n
fvfe r,,l a r
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Richmond. Va, June q, 1905.
q sgl tF QUOTATIONS.. z,
CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
(sa1es at Union Stock Yards.)

Richmond, Va, June 20, 1905.
The live stock market for the week ending
Monday Is as follows: q
Z L,gh. run Of cattls Best steers 5s6Me
3h94c.: cows. 2G4c.; heifers. sh@4Ac.: bulls.
2hgsc.; cows and calves, 5000 per head;
sheep. !. sGiAc.: best lambs. saskc.; a few
extra. &c. 4 common to fair ~ 96hc.
Hogs. sa5hc.; extra, 5,Ec.
r CHICAGO. ILL. June e9-CATTLERe-
ceipts, 10 90 head, Including 600 Texans; market
steady. Good to prime steers, $. ssas.s5; poor
sc.5od4.4o; cows. t25oa4 5o; heifers. Sc. 1880;
Gamers, $1.5odo.5o bulls. s2.4og4.O0: calves,
s.. S0G6.25; Texas-fed steers, $3.5014.7o. Hogs-
Receipts 80 900 head. Market 10c. lower. Mix.
ed and butchers. $5.2Sa6.521 good to choice,
heavy. s5.45a5,5 50: rough. heavy. s5g5.a5: light,
Receipts. 1000 head. Sheep 1oc. higher: lambs
lo@l5c. higher. Poor to choice wethers. $3.50
$50; fair to choice, mixed. $fQ4.15 native
lansb. including spring lams, $500 $50.
NEW YORK. June MISUNDERSTANDING
40 head all for to-morrows market; feeling
steady. Calves-Recepts, 2a5 head: feeling
s.75; throw outs" sl4;. buttermilks. s.1s,5;
veals. 7hdd0lsc. per pound country dressed,
5a9c per pound. Sheep and Lambs~Receipts,
33077 head. Market excited; lambs fully fboc.
higher; supply not half equal TO the demand:
Sheep. sab0G5.0o: few choice. S., q; lambs g. g
Is; yearllnss, ssd17.5o. Hogs-Receipts, g. 6
nssa M rm ct s ssssS5 asn' A's
FL CINCINNATI, o.. juno 2s.--HoGSS-Steady.
Butchers IS 56&l5 57ia; common $i4Ogo.S2. Cat-
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Richmondcrs in New York.
(sneoial tn The ,rlmes- pispatch.)

w IHNFNTHT NJ FITU F''1t1''7 k7FDP FFFS'''1 $50
NEW YORK, June l2O,--Fifth Avenue
II B.SFitts, IT. NJ, F'tts, Miss *. II
Raves. Marlborough-Hs r. Lewis and
wife, Hollandr-C. n, Whltlock; Ioff-
.mnn--Mrs. @ Reid, DR.. II NJ, cowarhin,
Miss cowardln f. G. Mayo; Contlnan-
.tal-W, O. smith; st. Denis-T. y. Roy
and wife; Navnrre--E, Leigh.
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/ Heavy Tobacco Shipment.
fsnecial to The Times DIspatch,)

WINsToN-sALEM. N. c., June 29,-The
shipments Of manufactured tobacco from
this city during the fiscal year ending
Tomorrow aggregate S0s13,742h pounds,
this being an increase over the past year
and the largest In the history Of the local
tobacco market. The tobacco stamp sales
TOR the year amounted TO sl.sss. sasA5bi
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orHER pRoDUcE MARKETS.

NEW YORK. June 29--FLOUR-Flrm and
unchanged. Rye Flour-Steady, Cornmea!---
Wheat-Flrm; No. red. s1.os elevator, op.
lions closed 7sllhc, net higher. July closed
at 97iflc.; September, 92Nc.; December. 9ihc
{ Corn-Steady; No. 2, 6?c. elevator. Options
closed weak at hGNc. net decline. July closed
at Gle; September. 6ohc. oats-Flrn; mixed,
S6lS8hc. ~ IL
lies SNUl0c.. per pound. Lard-Steady; refined,
quIet. y Pori-Steady. Tallow-Quiet. Rosln-
Quiet. Turpentine-EasyS at Glq6lhc.
y Coffee-Spot RIO, steady: mild. steady.
Futures quiet. net unchanged to 3 points low
or. sugar-Raw, quiet; fair refining. Sssc, ;
CENTRIFUGAL O6 test, 4Nc.; molasses sugar. 3Sc. !;
reOned, steady. Rlce-Ftm. Molasses-Firln.
Butte-Easy and unchanged. Cheese-Steady
State Pennsylvania and nearby, fancy selects
ed white, 2il3'c.; southern, lo@1Sc.
Potntoes-Easy; southern rose, $lG p 4 south
ern poor 406lG5c.; Jersey sweets. $lQpa %. Pea
nuts-Steady; fancy handplcked, 5MgHNG,, 9, :
other domestic. az qoHc cabba es- ~ L.
steam to Liverpool. loa13c.
CHICAGO. JUMP 29..-Internal disorders ~
Russia stiffei,A ,,rilAs In the wheat nhr re
hero to-day. Fresh damage reports from s tMe
American northwest furnished basis Tor aao!. .
tlonal publish sentiment, At the close Whea !.
for September delivery was up A9lc. corn Is
on sc; 4 oats are down Mcy. and provisions
show losses OF q shade to 1870. iii
II A.''S 80 vi OoHn, EixlL Low. Close
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. JUNE 90. 1905.
ARRIVED
NAvA1...5 sroREss

FOHI4 Or 4oVos
ARRIVED
4 Steamer Brandon, Harvey. Norfolk, merchan-
disc and passengers. Old Dominion line.
i Steamer Old Point Comfort. Graves. Norfolk
and James River landings. merchandise and
passengers, Virginia Navigation Co.
SAILED no
Steamer Brandon. Harvey, Norfolk. merchan.
.z4cij y Dom MON slime. 7aIa
Schooner Hester A. Waters, Sullivan, James
town, cement. 53
PORT OF WEST POINT. JUNE 20, 1906.
ARRIVED 5 Fi9t4
Charlotte. Murphy Balumore passengers and
q Elm City, Haynes. Mattaponl River landings.
passengers and general cargo. "a %
s5 If IA d SAILED.
!, Charlotte. Murphy Baltimore passengers and
4 ELM City. Haynes, Mnttaponi k.yer landings,
passengers and general cargo. 5e3 :. !
81 PORT NEWPORT NEWS, JUNE 20, 1906.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Bayyiew, Lakes.
Barge Bavaria, Lakes. ~
4 Barge Badger, Lakes.
s. Barge Baden. Lakes.
& Barge Britannia, Lakes
Barge Halton, Providence.
x Schooner Margaret Haskell, Boston.
SAILED
K Schooner Prescott Palmer Boston.
Schooner Magnus Manson Providence.
Barge Marion Chappell. Providence.
Barge Landseer, Providence.
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RIcH,fo y PRODUCE r 2 3 MARKET.

sfcorrected daily Unless otherwise stated these
Fluctuations arc Wholesale prices.) s5
LIVE POULTRY-Spring chicken. large. per
pound. a09o2c: small. per uound, az lsc.: hens
Der pound, 121lsc.: ducks. per pound. l3gl4c:;
geese, per head, 60975c.; gulneas, per head,
4 BUTTER-Choice dairy packed. per pound.
1e014c. .choicc family packed, per pound, 40
&c.: store packed. yellow. extra. per pound
lsIiic.; store packed, fresh. mixed. per pound
le9il3c.; common grades. per pound. 1o9lcc.St
EGGS-In crates, fresh nearby, dozen, &c.,;
in crates fresh, per dozen,< &c.; In barrels,
fresh. per dozen, l16c. ts s5iss5
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. peaches, c..
fancy, per pound. ls91+c. peaches Virginia,
fancy per pound. 1oG l3c peaches, ,unpeeled.
per pound. a Csc: apples, fancy. sliced. per
pound, 404iscs; apples. ovaporated, per pound n
idsE Peas-Blackeye.9 No. per bushel, si.259
81. 70; blackeye, No. 2, per bushel, 81 4o; black
per bushel sl4o; clay, per bushel, sl.109l20
Beans-Han picked. per bushel 81 $50 l@o:
white mixed, pcr bushel. SLl011sS; colored,
per bushel. $l.l5GLa.
b LIVE STOCK-Veals. choice, per pound. so
6ltc.; yeals, thin, per pound. 4hQ5c.; runners.
per pound. 1850; hogs, choice, per pound. 40
&C.: lambs, choice, per pound, 5G6hc.; sheep.
choice per pounds sa4Mo.; beef cattle. Gem st 4
&c. Irish potatoes, fancy, per barrel. leo;
choice, per. barrel. 3l,36: medium. per barrel,
s!.ee. a Country hams, 12Gl4c .5s8
FLOUR-Winter superior. s. 606a76: winter
extra, 3s.756D4.2 Is: winter clears S51e. %; win.
ter stralgat, S5,2595.6o: winter patent. 4.1bV
city sacked !. 7o872hc.:. country holted. sacked:
69H 6C5c 9 Millfeed-ShIpstuff per ton, $21G9
% %; bran, Sl9.5o@21oo.
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spot size. southern white. bsuslkc. Oats
Firmer No white, 35hc Rye-Dull: Butter,
Steady and unchanged fancy Imitation; ~
&c.,; do. creamery. 2lc. Eggs-Ftrrn and an
changed; fancy Imitation. 17glsc.; do. cream
cry, 2lc. Eggs-FIrm and unchanged at 16iac
.Cheese-Flrm and unchanged. sugar-Steady
and siIncha nEcd, 3 & I'll
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pRY Gonns MARKEr.

DRY GOODS MARKET
NEW YORK, oune 2s.-operations in the dry
goods market are not particularly large. but
are firmly convinced OF the strengt III 5of the
market; and are endeayorng 70 secure prompt
newed interest is notd in xprt sources, but buy
3ers' ideas are below tho market. $slS Z
l.s NAVAL STORES. IL
s WILMINGTON, q NJ c., June 20 spirits
TURPENTINE-Irrcgu at 57,kc. for small,
later offered at 57c no uyer: .recelpts. 50 casks.
Tar-Nothlng doing; rec ipts. arrels. Crude
Turpentlne-steady Ct, =. 5oIiBoi and as4.15; re-
tceipts 2ss barrels. - aSIs .
SAVANNAH. GA, s4ans sSa,-;'ruRPENT1N J %
Firm at 57c.; sales. - :0i7 Casks; receipts. SIS
casks I shipments, 2.477 casks Rosin-F firm !:
sales, $40 barrels: receipts, barrels; ship
ments, 4.S05 barrels. ~. iLs-.-.
3. CHARLEsToN. s. c., June 2a-TURPEN-
TINE AND ROSIN-Nothing doing
coTToNsEED OIL .MARKET
NEW YORK. Juno 9.--CottonseedS oil firm
and more active. Prime crude. T. Q. mills.
21,1c. prime summer yellow, 2Sh 929c. ); OF SUM
mer yellow, nominal: prime white. SOd5lc.;
prime winter yellow, sOa3lc.
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tle-Ste.dy. Fair to good shippers, s4.35@o.oo
common, S2G275. Sheep-Strong at $250@4.Si
La1ns-Activc at $53563. 90. s Ri IA III
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HALF RATES TO TUSCALOOSA, Ala
AND RETURN, VIA SOUTHERN
{4g RAILWAY. l@3l s9i

Tickets on sale July l-a-IO, limited Is
days from date OF sale. with privilege
OF extension to September 10th upon pay
f,,ent OF fec of fifty cents, account SUM
,iner school. This rate y open to the
public. S ssfs f4 45
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b. BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE. MD, June 5-Seupoard Al
Line common-Not quoted. Seaboard Al
Line preferred, 20 bid.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
PEANUT, MARKET.

%E (Reported by Rogers; McCabe and Coz
Z PETERSBURG. VA, fJune 2s.-PEANUTS-
Spanish--Market firm at sll0 per bushe. Vir-
g!nias--Market steady at axe. for fancy stock:
machine picked. ~ @3Ac. = shclling stock, "a
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.S|UUTHERA RAIL WAY.

ooC-HEEDuLE lN art, ECr MAY u.s. 1906.
..no TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND, giJ V
80 :W a. M-Dally--Local for Charlotte, NJ q
- 'Sv Z. ..-Daily-Lirpited-Duf Pullman &c
1A1uanta and Birningham New Orleans
nits.Wpnis. Chattanooga and all thu South.
WIN WIN through coach for Chase City, Ok,
! "a l 70 Durham and Raleigh. 5NSs'
- :W Z. FIX. 6llnla Chase City Local. II
y 'So +. M.--Daily--Iami ed-Fu lln1an ready 9:ae
=. NJ, for oil the South 954sSt
nj, !, X DIRK RIVER LINE. sS e Sfs5!y.sl
! ne layorlte route to baltimore and Eastern
POINTS n,i, Leaves Richmond 1870 P. NJ, daily,
|. 2:l5 S z, N. ocnl-Daily.. except sunday.
4'lo =. M.-Except Sunday-For West Point,
connecting with steamers for B altinaors
ana river landings Steamers call at York;
toWn. and Clay Bank Mondays Wedncs-
Gays ana Fridays. and ut Gloucester Point
a. ana q! Almonds Tuesdays Thursdays and
4:45 4; n Except sunday--Locai mixed To-.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND. s..i ss3s 4
S:6S a. N: and G:42 P. M-From all the South.
& S:ao M.--F.rom Charlotte and Raleigh
2 S:4o q. M..From Chase city and intermedi-l
s:2e 4. M.-Baltimore. and West Point. Il
l0:1 a.. NJ. Daily, except Sunday and Mondays
6Mo :. M daily. except Sunday From
g. W: WEsTBuRYy D. F. a, RICHMOND. Va
F. 8. H IiARDWlCk. 3 n Z w. n. ATAYLoE.a ~
II. s.. sPgNcER, aen' Mgr, Il Sd 1A.'S5Ss
n Washington. D. G. 81
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July 18th at the seashore.
SPECIAL EXCURSION VIA
Norfolk & Western Ry.
7NORFOIK and VIRGINIA BEACH.

TNORFJlllI ana -V11tUINIl IA 15TtkO1I'
Special train OF Yestibuled Coaches Will
leays Byrd-street Station July 4, going
4thruue il to Norfolk and Virginia Beach
" tIout change OF cars In either direction,
on the following iast schedule Leave
H. arrive Norfolk II "A, NJ, Virginia
Bench ll;I5 a.. NJ; returnlng. leave ViLr
gina Beach $3.50 e M 4 Sorf9lb F 7;ls, e &
Morfoik and return sl.Oo. Virginia Beach
and return. si.25. FOR tickets and further
Inflammation apply at company ONCE, 900
East Main Street, or at TICKET once,
hyFq r ~ ~ amen C. HI BOsLEY.
SS;,t H. pass, Act. Il Dist. Pass. AIT.
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N kN7A!VDiHdiffo|k8AAIl6Stnrn
! JUNE II, 1905.
Y,EAVFI RICHMOND Dali.

y
LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY. 55S gs5
S 900 a. M.--NoREoLA LIMITED. Arriyeas
Norfolk l1:2O a.. NJ. Stops only ut Petersb urE.
.Waverly and suffolk . 5 :, -
4 o:o5 A, M.--CHICAGO EXPRESS. II VI ParloR5
Car Broiler Service, Petersburg to- Lynchburgs
and Roanoke. Pullman SIeepers Roanoke to;
oka to Knoxville, and Knoxyll q, to Memphis
CAFE Dining Car. Roanoke 20 Williamson -
10 Ia P.M.-ROANO IKE % EN- R E:SS. z y Eos
Lynchburg and Roanoke q 2
400 p. SG.-OCEAN HfSt1OttE B l.LlrED.&fsAr-i
rlyes Norfolk go r. NJ. Stops only at Petera.
burg Wavery and Suffolk, Connects win
steamers to Boston, Providence. New York
7:nP M.--For Norfolk ana all stations ea a
OF "a ge{ 8 m.MNEw ORLEANS SHORT LINE.
Pullman sieepers Richmond g LynohburE and
Roa noke Petersburg to Bristol. fLynchburs to-
Chattanooga, Memphis and New Orleans. CAFE
D a.sna > MIST ,-sT. LOUIS EXPRESS. Pullman
sissner Petersburg to Roanoke and Roanoke to-
S,niumbus.t Cafe Dining Car :ei ii -
Trains arrive from the West 7:i9 A. N. $50
p, M and 9:1s p. NJ: from Norfolk ll:4o "a, n
an nfr I:s" No. SIS East Main Street
M. B. BBYILL. g, a.: HosLEY,
Cent. Pass, Agt. L DIST F'ass 5AEf.i I'll
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STEAM BOATS,
ND DOMINION
8U STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
fRjght Line For Norfolk.

Leave Richmond every evening (foot Ash
street, att p. NJ, stopping at Newport News
en- route Fare 81. 80 one way. 80 round trip,
SiIcluding stateroon berth meals 6Oc. EACH.
Street Cars to Steamers Wharf. &lf
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FOR NEW YORK

z Win Night Limo StenHers Except Saturday)
makInr Connection In Norfolk With Main Line
Ship following day at 2 p. Nj, also Norfolk
chesapeaka and Ohio ay. at 0 a. NJ. and y,
NJ, making sconnect!on daily Except Sunday
at Norfolk with Main Line Ships sailing at Z
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!. Made a Great difference.

Uncle Jared and Uncle Benjamin
made sorry pair. True, there was
blood on Uncle Benjamin's forehead.
and he looked white and faint But
Uncle Jared, who tried to support him,
walked with a very pronounced limp,
displayed only one coattail where two
should have been, and was rumpled
and bedraggled generally in a way to
suggest participation in riot.
What's happened to you?' asked q
tcwnsman.
THAT pesky colt Of Benjamin's run
away and throwed him Just as I came
along" Uncle Jared answered. I'm
giving him a lift along toward home"
Look as though you needed one
yourself" pronounced the inquisitor.
What's been happenin' to your"
who. me? Why. nothin' to speak
of-just been to town to see the big
procession. Got more or less bustled
round and tromped on. but" He
stopped painfully to adjust a shoe
which had been ripped open 20 that
half OF the upper tapped az he walk.
ed.
Don't see much difference betwixt
ye, judgin' by the display - wreck.
age" the neighbor persisted.
There's considerable difference. I
take it," Uncle Jared answered, with
conclusive dignity. "Renjamin's met
with an accident. but I've been pleas.
urin'."-Youth's Companion.