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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-12-07
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WESTERN MARYLAND PAssEN:
GA TRAIN RUNS INTO REAR &
or. Al FREIGHT.

CUMBERLAND. Dec. 6.-Western
Maryland passenger train. due in Ha.
getstown at 7;O5 a M, ran into the
ieaf end Of an extra freight train at
siccoy.s Ferry at $50 O'Clock yster.
tIay morning, tnjuring Flagman Red
ben Wassen, Of the freight train, and
Fireman Bowman, Of the passenger
train,
The engine and combination mail
and baggage car Of the passenger
train were wrecked.
The caboose and a carload Of coal
OF the freight train we're derailed and
me car upset, Flagman wasssn was
fnthe cab0ose'ahd injured In jumping.
The freight train was running on
the passenger trains time and when
it stopped at the Ferry. failed TO send
4 dagman back. The passenger train
was running about 20 miles an hour
when the collision Occurred. The
passenger is the daily accommodation
between Cumberland and Baltimore.
The wreeIdng crew from Hagers-
town cleared the tracks. Passengers
we're transferred around the wreck.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-12-07
Increase Salaries
ELL TO RAISE PAY OF CONGRESS.
MEN TO $500 INTRODUCED.

WASHINGTON, Dec. G.-Represen'
tatiye John Wesley Gaines, Of Ten
nessee, introduced bill in the House
yesterday. raising the salaries of
members Of Congress to $500 annu-
ally, to become effective in the Sixty
first Congress, and relnbursing them
for money actually spent in going TO
and from each session OF Congress-.
Meanwhile, tits not improbable that
the Legislative appropriation bill,
which is now being prepared by the
House Committee on Appropriations
and will be reported this week, will
contain provision for such an in
crease. Such provision would be
subject to a point of order, but there
Is said to be tacit understanding
that snch point shall not be raised.
"a proportionate increase would allow
the Vice President and Speaker of
the House each $4,000 year, instead
Of $4,000.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-12-07

To have, beautiful, perfect, pink, vel
yet.like lips, apply at bedtime light
coating of Dr. Shops Green salve.
Then, next hornlng, notice carefully
the effect. DigFcracked, or cOlorless
lips mean feyershnes, and are as we'll
III appearing. DR.. Shops Green salve
is soft, creamy, healing ointment, that
will quickly correct any skin blem-
ish or allAeGt. Get free trial box
at our store and he convinced. Large,
Glass Jars. Poets. Sold by E.aA.. Bill
lingslea & Co,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-12-07
SHOES

AT SOC PAIR.
Childrens SOC Lace Shoes, hand turned, sizes
2to5, at 800.
AT 800 PAIR.
Childrens $1.OO Lace Shoes, sizes up to No. 5,
hand turned, at 800,
AT CSC PAIR,
Boys and Girls Shoes, all sizes worth $l.49
solid leather, at $50,
AT 95c PAIR.
ladies $3.50 and $l.75 Lace Shoes, all sizes,
uptOdate styles, 95c pair.
AT s1.49 PAIR.
Ladies $500 and $3.50 Lace and Button Shoes,
all styles and shapes, this sale, $1'4s
AT $1.2s PAIR.
Mems Shoes, for dress or work, for this sale
only, at $125.
AT $500 PAIR.
Mems Shoes, worth $780, all styles, button Or]
lace, Sale Price, $500.
LADIES FURs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-28
TRAVELLING MEN TO
HAVE CELEBRATION
Governor Swanson, Mayor Nc
earthly and Colonel Harwood
Address u. c. T.

The Richmond branch Of tho United
Commercial Travellers will have a ban
quet at the Jefferson Hotel tonight. and
the affair promises to be most ENJOYABLE
1t VIII be the celebration Of the seventh
anniversary OF the Richmond Council
and the banquet viii be given TO tho
wives and lady friends OF the members.
Governor swanson and Mayor McCar-
thy will both mako addresses. and Col
onel John 5. Harwood viii respond 10
the toast. "Our Wives, Daughters AMI
Sweethearts.'
Judge W. s Gooch. a prominent mem.
Der Of the order, Will also make an ad-
dress
The blessing viii be asked by Rev
w. l.. Ball pastor OF West View Baptist
Church.
Mr. y q. Kennedy Will be POSTMASTER
and the following compose the commit
tee Of arrangements. Messrs r. G Toone
d. y. MacGregor. T. r. Aaron and VII
liam T. Shepherd.
The Richmond Council held a meeting
Saturday night and initiated twenty-five
members.
The order is a very strong one. en-
bracing about $500 members In The
United States.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-28
COTTON MARKETS.

NV YORK December 1.-THE cotton mar
10 rather easy ana unsettled during to-
DAYS trading "A result Of local pressure
o. the absence of general business or bull
support The close was steady at a net de-
elile Of 5u9 points. sales were eetimated -
iso 200 bales The market opened steai " ~ a
nccline of as points ia sympathy with lower
cables Prices soon eas"d orr % net decline
Of 11S points under scattering buying and sell
lug by some Of che local bears. hut steadieT
around eos for January. and ard midday
rallied 20 about the opening CURES on the Idea
that the recent active movement from January
10 later months likely lead "a small Jan
uary notices to-morroW. But this no snap
q the buying the slight upturn. and the
market weakened again ia the afternoon when
uricee reached a low level for tho session
and were within or points Of the lowest q
khe session A renewal OF covering toward the
close impaired a steady tone to the market.
but last prices were only a few points up from
the lowest
Receipts 40 tire ports to-day were 42.673 bales
against F.7S2 last week and 4ilp7 last year.
ror the week 230 00o bales against S55.7oi last
week and 2l6.0sS last year. To-day's receip pts
A. New Orleans 1913 bales against 997 last
year. and 90 Houston 15,-0s bales against 1901
last year.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-28
New York Produce Market.

NEW Work December e FLOUR-Dau
anl shout steady Ese FloIr-DuN Buck
N.eaf ilalr-lll.f. B4ckV heat -steads Corn
n-ea.-ll.et. Kye-Firm. Bsriev- steady
Wheat spot frm. So. res nominal. cfeVa-
Tor options re- net advance MAJ kftl..
Ju-f. eii1 December sIssc.
'orn spot steady. $50 f-isc elevator.
Options unchanged January -r.r. MAJ.
9 sc December. 5-c. Oats-sp1t frn mfA-
Cd 2sa1eiar
iieef Firm. 60. M-ats- Steady. Iard-Firni-
-tfer1i. prime t.s-Es.-1- refined. arrl-
p 'fE Htea1l Ial.op- STEADY R1slu-- F'Irfl.
Igrf'en tiue Firm 90 7fa7o'-c
.ce-~feaus M1ias~es -s~tcadr Sugar
Raw. stead fair refining. f-ltQ1 3-,-c.: cril-
F-tlss-. flsna 1880. uolas-es sugar e. -1-ltl
.-c-- refined steady. Corce-Spo- RIO.
s.eadF+ No. Z. l'so &c. milo. steady. C0rtota.
~ l---c Futures spl6 points lower Butter
rfiTn and unchanged. Cheese Finn and ur-
changed Egg Steady and unchanged
Peanuts and Frelghts-tlulet and uuchangef.
Potatoes Irish. h-m and unchanged. sweet Do
faf.e- easy and uuchanEe1. Cahhagrs-Firrs
snd unchanged. Cottons-ed Ou-FIrrn f1r SCOT
hlt easier FOR future-. Prime crude. z o b
mills. g &C.. prime summer yellow GO prime
white, nominal prime winter yellow. nominal
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-28
TO MAKE UP BUDGET.
Water Committee Names Sub
committee to Report on Its Needs.

The Council Committee on Water met
last night and consumed two and q half
hours in disposing or the monthly routine
OF business. including the approval of
bilis and pay-rolls for the department.
Perhaps the most important action
taken was TO authorize the chairman to
name committee OF three 10 ascertain
and report the needs Of the department
Tor the ensuing year rs a basis for the
apportonment Of funds in the annual
budget. Chairman Mann and Mcssrs
Mills and Green were named AS the com
n3ittee. the chairman being. ex-Officio a
member. To this committee was referred
the matter OF selecting a location for n
drinking fountain FOR animals near JET
ferson and Broad or wherever deemed
most desirable
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-28
NEGRO GIRL BURNED.
Clothing Caught From Pop.
cracker Which Fell on Dress.

Filled with the whiskey which her moth
er had left IN the room in which she was
playing. Rhena Brown. a small colored
girl. began her Christmas over again with
some hrecTackers. The fumes OF the
liquor she had imbibcd went soon 10 her
head. and she grew careless. handling
the popcrackers with reckless bravado
One OF them fell on her dress, and, IN
a second, she was ablaze from head to
foot. Streaming in her terror, the girl
ran out IN the street from her home, 2220
Moore Street. Rosa Brown. a colored girl
who lives just across the way. real
izing her friends peril. got somewhere
a bucket OF water, and threw II on the
burning girl, eXtinguishing the flames.
The ambulance was called IN. and Dr.
r. T.. Hudgins, responded. He rendered
all the medical aid possible. but the girls
condition Is REGARDED as very critical.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-28
Railroads.
r. F. CO P. $$IgS Saas95 Rsss7ggvs

r. F. ca, P. $$i s 535ss5;l 5s7gvse
-4SAiNs LEAVE RICHMoND- NORTHwARr.
az a. NJ Daily Byrd ST. Through.
-so :. 1aiiy-Main ST. Through
c,n-',--,seck Days--Elba- Ashnnd Ao-
o." s = aM.-oauy-Byrd ST. Through. Locx
~ ~ eo9e Week Dsys-Bvrd ST. Through
=. Week nays-Bryd ST. FrederickS
-,- 14Is Accom- nl ,ia lion
3 IN =, ~ ~ pals Main So Through
- Week bays-Eiba- Ashland 40
80 - = M--Daily- Byrd So Through
t'@NA-fo ARRIVE RICHMOND SOUTH
ca, WARD
commodstion
SEQ a N Week Days-Byrd 81, Frsdericks.
,- ours Accom- mediation
e--' a NJ -Daily--Byrd ST. Through
Local stops
T. /. n -nail,-- Mai, e. --t-,.,-.
eo-r,-,Week Days-Eiba- Ashland -
= Daiiy-Byrd ST. through.
'' =. M-Daiiy-Byrd St Through. Ioca
~. --paiiv-Msin ST. Through
of iNiman Sleeping or Parllr cars q
r~.-.1 80. rams except frsiuS arriving Rich
N. az. ,.t-"' A. NJ week days and local accom-
.,,, 's'- 3f arrivals and departures and counec.
r,- = Pr. Guaranteed
W -. ~ ks. G.. w CULP w p. TAYLOR.
-- trrst Gen'l supt. Traf. Mg-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-28
BARGE ALL RIGHT.
Life-Savers Found All Well on
Board Craft at Anchor.

NORFOLK. VA. December e7.-The
anchoring Of the barge John Hagertv
five miss northeast OF False Cape by the
Merritt, d Chapman wrecking steamer
Rescue led the life-savers at False Cane
and Little Island 70 believe that the barge
had been cast loose in the northwest gale
that was blowing. but such proved not 10
be the case. The Rescue was going south
and dropped the barge that q, NAV be
brought here The barge was taken a
little further south than was intended.
II was thought too. by the Hre-savers
that the barge was ashore. and they
boarded II early this morning. but ali was
well The captain asked TO be so re-
ported.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-28
Southern Railway.

~ - AttAINS LEAVE RICHMOND
,,-i- - FoiioW NIX schedule figures publishes
E ~ a ~ 'ri q sion ana are not guaranteed.
ra.o. y - inll,--i+osal f9r charlotte
-- ~ Daily limited Buffet Pullman 20
anna and Birmingham New Orleans
-t'lllis, 11attanoogn. and All the south,
trough coach for Chase CITY oxford
. 49, durham and Raleigh
=, IN p \, Tx sunday--Kevsviile Local
--'' r.. N --Da ily-Iimited Pullman readv Q.A
A. N, for all the south
90 - YORK RIVER LINE.
' ell Except Suuday-No. ito Wesr
5 o.nt Va Connecting for Baltimore. None
,,- qsys Wednesday, and Fridays
-'-o n M.--ENcept sundsy-No. 1o-L0csl q
AS A. M.-Exron4 eun4av. ~ "a -, -
West Point
49, A n. $50 r. M-From All the south
90 p M-From Charlotte Rslei~h, Durham.
c., .nase CITY ard Local stations
- sl-From Keys file and Local stations
'-' ~ a No i5-Froul Baltimore and Wess
1916 a NJ No. .. SIS 2. NJ. No. 7s-Frou
90 West Point and Local Stations
70 W. WESr8IRT. p. p. A.
O. II ACkERI' IT FTGPTv-Tc-r- o..
4-h N.-F and Cen Nrr. pass No. Me- > b
W. II. rAYLOE O.. p. A, 4
Washington. u. ~.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-28
FATAL FIRE STARTS
FROM MANS PIPE

NORFOLK. Va. December 16 lit dcpcl-
oped to-day that the man who was burned
90 death i'm a tent on the grounds OF the
jamestown Exposition last Monday night
was Burt Haws. Tile nre was started
from pipe which iaws had been snok-
ing. These facts were brought out I'M
an Investigation conducted BY Justice
Carmine. Of ITuntersviic.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-28
MEN
To HAVE BUREAU
Viii Establish Information De
partmcnt Tor jamestown
Exposition
MEMBERSHIP is GROWING

THE monthly meeting OF Post a. TRAY
e.ers Protective Association. was held
last gnt. with quite q large number
OF members in attendance.
One OF The special features az the
meeting was the secretarys report. in
which IL was shown THAT Post A has
reached the seven hundred mark. Fiuan-
claily, tne post was seen TO be in good
condition. Ia point Of numerical strength
the Virginia Division is now the fourth
state ia the Union. and as for new appli-
cations. Virginia DIVISION is the second
t.r.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-28
FELL AT RINK AND
BROKE COLLAR BONE

Mr.. Walter Diacout. OF No. sen North
Twenty-third Street while skating az the
rld, at lakewood last night slipped on
the CLASSY floor and broke his right collar
bone. The injury was OF rather "a serious
nature and a hurry call was sent iu for
the city ambulance Dr Iludgins re-
spondcd. lie set the broken bone on the
spot. and then sent the young man TO
bis homo In 4 hack.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-28
Steamboats,.

last uisht by cutting HIS throat with 81
pockct-knifo. Boyer had been arrested.
charged with assaulting J. a. SurratL
"a spencer merchant. alleging that boz was
an officer deputzed by Mayor Boyden. of
salisbury. ON being sent Co Jail bv e.
trial Justice, Roger bccaSe frantic. rip
ped out his knife and made for his own
throat. hut was prevented from self
destruction by the prompt iutcrpOsitlon
OF officers. after which Dee was landed ln
Jail.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-28
Broke Her Ankle.

Mamie Jackson. q white gln. living at
NO. S1f Governor Street. stepped from
her door yesterday afternoon aud slipped.
breaking her left ankle in two places.
DIT r. T.. Hudgins. OF the city ambulance
came TO her CALI and set the broken
member The shock OF the accident left
tho girl IN "a critical condition. and she
was taken 10 the city Home
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-28

W. l.AllNGION. n O.. Decemher ---sPlR-
ITS TCHPENTINE az 6es.c receipts
ask. Roein-firm az s. Sd receipts "a har-
reis- ler-Elrul ar s. ~. receipts g. larfafs
lsrpentine-Firm a. S5.s5aa5o. receipts. Is bar
SAN ANNAE GA. December c--TI- RPF-N-
TINE Firm a. 67i7c sales IS casks. re~e rfs
81 casks; shipments 500 casks. Resin Flrsn /.
~ - sl4 barrels, receipts -.s5 barrels. ship
wents 6c.- barrels. stocks q aes barrels
CHARLESTON. s c. December g -r-r- r.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-28
AMELIA NEGRO TARGET
UNTIL FINALLY KILLED
LspecIaI b - ~ DIspal.h ]

AMELIA. VA, December Civilian
Wilkerson. n negro. was shot and killed
last night by two other negroes. Jackson
and Goode. The fatal bullet penetrated
the brain Of Wilkeison. and death was
instantaneous. Upon being arrested Jack
son and Goode denied their guilt. but half
an hour in jail brought them both 20 q
confession. Goode fired the first two
shots. which missed; jackson fired the
last and deadly shot
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-28

-rNt -ftNL cotton closed STEADY, ul 14iuE uf-
lands. 90 IS. middns sun 10 81. safes. = be e..
Cotton steady. middunE 80 ~ gross receipts.
1853 bales. sales. - naes stock. i-folf bales.
export 20 Great BRAIN lfs bales. go the
Continent. "a bales
Total to-day az all p1rts-Net receipts & e78
saic-; eNpor- 90 Great Britain. -sl1 bales CO.
we continent -t-t bales. sto b. lais.si- na les
'1r-.li lated ~ 81 pCr-s-Nct receipts. -+3. lsf
nalca. export On Grret Britain. O. ei5 bales.
- France. al'7l nsie-. 2 otnc Continent 13f.s-5
bales. 90 Japan. 1854 bales
Total since September 1T a. an poTts-Ner
receipts, ts-ssif bales eXp9rf 90 Great Britain.
l.l-l.oi- 0aie~. f1 France. s3l s-s bales. 70 IRE
Continent. 81 go bales. O. Japan F.. is- bsies.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-28
Mahoney-Crafton.

a quiet marriage was somenized last
night ln the parlors OF the episcopal resi-
dence AT the Sacred Heart Cathedral bee
tween Mr.. william A. Mahoney and Miss
Alma Grafton. Tile ceremony was per
formed by Rev. Father Massey. OWNS
20 a recent bereavement in the family
only few Intimate friends ana relatives
were present.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-28
STOCK SUPPLY
VERY SCANTY
~
There Was an Absence Of ANY
Pressure to Sell
Securities.
ALL HILL STOCKS REBOUND
The Disbursements OF Dividends
on New Years VIII BE Larger
Than Ever Before.

NEW YORK. December 1.-THE supply
Of stocks Offering in the market to-day
was scunty. and the demand. though not
notably large. was sufficient TO uft prices
Where the buying wax in amy considerable
volume or 20 an urgent in character. the
advance in prices Was fairly buoyant Tho
absence " any pressure 10 sell stocks
was The most distinct characteristic Of the
oay market. and 70 was this that gave
s. tho cuu and strong tone. In spite
a. o." near approach OF che January set
Elements and "a higher range Tor call
loans than Yves secured Yesterday. there
Was mo sign OF necessitous liquidation.
horrowrrs were able apparently To- secure
faculties at tho rates asked and We're will
ing 20 pay them, and there was no forcing
or holdings ou the market. The strong
rebound Boo the Ifiu stocks removed one
81 the most influential factors in causing
tie recent depression iu the market an
O. tls trauFro utineutal railroads were
strongly bought There also was a de-
'ided upward movement in Reading 10
Was argued thaf tnr likelihood ~ "a Woe
J no nurr, at rho end ~ tho voa- ia less
Tie nearer tNn approach made that period.
With tl" trhnqn utility ~ tle money market
maintained
While tho disbursements % profits fn
tre form ~ dividends and interest on
dan 4afF ist VIII ne larger tlau ever be-
ecr'. tlcre bias been 100 sign iu the bond
market cf anN Investment demand ln an
tclpatcu ~ thf resource 20 he supplied
b. these disbursements Some or thc GUS
Fomary preliminary Investment demands
may have flowed into stocks where the
liquidation ~ tln last g. "a weeks has car
ried down prices ~ some 90 the high
64ads issues many rniats.
The strong advance ln Great Northern
preferred. Northern IarIar and ST Pau
was accompanied hg declines JOB the sub
s.ription rights 20 these stocks. What
ever tre sources 81 tlr motives of Tire
caEs demand. its presence was anmistsk-
able and was Wen sustained late re-
action, due o. prolt-takinE on the days
Tieo. was followed hy strong closing
Bonds wore Irregular. Total sales. par
value. Si.cis On United states new -.
registered. declined ia per cent on call
Total sales % stocks to-day were 1890
Shares.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE. CLOSE
Money on cali firm. san per cent ruling
gate. g. closing bid. g. offered az IL.
Tl,re loans easier. sixty c4y~. e LA per
cent. ~ days. 7ul3, six months. eaS IL
Ter cent. Prime mercantile paper, 6d6 -
per cent Sterling cychang" weak with
actual business in bankers bills al - $50
CIs 500 for demand and Al s4.-7s5n4 700 for
sixty-day bills. Posted rates. s4.79a{le -
and S4sid4. ~ l-1 Commercial bills.
So IL Bar silver. g. 3-i cents Mexl-
can dollars. a3 as cents
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-28
Bureau Of Information.

Reports or the committees show that
an have been active AR Joseph b
Montgomery. chairman % the sick com
iHittee. reported that he had looked after
the sick members and found them in
most cases much improved. and every
one sent fraternal greetings 20 the other
members.
The committee on bureau Of information
tor the jamestown Exposition through
lts chairman. Mt Joseph WaUer-tcin
gave somewhat detailed report OF the
progress OF the work and the aDnro--8l
OF Such "a bureau by some OF the leading
business men of the city This commit
tees work Will De "a great benefit 20 i,
dustrial Richmond
Among the speakers on the subject of
the bureau were Captain Iandstreet COL
onel John s. Harwood Nessrs. Crlltch-
heid- Wailerstein. Randolph and Others.
Invitation Cards.
The post decided To have d nun,bar ~
cards printed TO be BANDED the various
wholesale and manufacturing houses az
Richmond 10 be given their individual
travelling men as invitations TO the boad-
quarters OF Post a in order thas th,.v
may enjoy the privileges OF the local
post.
A special meeting Of the post viii h.
held Thursday night. January l0tb +o
near a fuller report from the committee
on bureau OF information of the James
town Exposition
Mr.. r. G. PelOuze was elected cbaf-
man OF Post mem bcrship committee
and Il Is now expected that the member
snip Will increase heavily.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-28
b so A. NJ. and 90 Il. II. DALI.
JAMES RIVER LINE.
n S s NOI1OIkGWeStRrn

ONLY ALI--RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK.
1-eaNe byrd -. Station. Richmond, Daily.
Ia Eject November 18th
500 =. NJ
FOR LYNCHBURG. the WEST and tn
sou INVEST. 900 A NJ. 1910 noon ESQ J.
NJ. Pullman farior and Sleeping cars. Cafo
~ t A Al, - ~ T. NJ From the West: 7:i5
A II. 200 +. NJ $50 =. NJ
Ouice SIS l.. Main 81 silver. . hours %
minutes.
w p HENilL G. H. BOSLEY.
Eei.i Pass. Agent. Dist. Pass AGENT
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-28

SEW YORK. Decem5-r .--rao arv goods
p" beers clearance sales were Nt.f ATTENDED
tn-1ay. and some rub-tsntial orders Yserp taken
On dress aid wash goods. The dav wac crfef
in tue primary houses. IL converter have
begun taking account o. stocks and BUYERS gen
erallr are busy I'M Fastening deliveries instead
Or iiAclng new BUSINESS. The raw silk market
i- very nrm. Sl-A ribbons Lav. had q great
al f0r spring SCme ilaes - wooden flarneIS
r neat fall have been opened a- prices ~
per cent. below those OF las- wear
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-28
Seaboard Air Line Railway.

sOUTuBOUND TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND
DAILY
$50 A M.-Local 20 Norina, Raleigh. Char
lOtfe. Wilmi nEton.
. 20 =. M.-Through Slecpers and Coaches At
lanta. Birmingham Savannah. jackson
Vile snd Florida points.
70 90 y. NJ -Through Coaches and Sleepers sa-
vannah. Jacksonville. Atlanta, Blrming-
ham and Memphis
NORTHBOUND TRAINS ARRIVE RICH
MONp DAILY:
6:S A. NJ. 455 +. N, $50 p NJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-28
Pastoral Relations.

''He has been called 10 ono of your
modern Institutional churches. I hear"
con the contrary, % ] am correctly in-
formed. his new charge Is one % the
old-fashioned, Institutional churches."-
Puck.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-28
Chicago Grain MARKET

'hItASo. December a conaldera0ie de-
crease IA the worlds available stocks OF yvhest
impaired strength to-day 70 the Local wheat
market. The NAV delivery closing al a uer ad-
fhncr az Rn'-c Corn 40 ~ oars
sno" cd gain " 81. Provisions were $50
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-28

BALTIMORE MD. December 27-FIOUR-
Baii and unchanged. Whcat-Ouiet. spot con
trAct, tsA pIic., steamer. No. red. SEA, d53c.
Corn-Firmer. spot. new. 4gst QF5sc.: steamer
mixed. 4ou&isc.. nov. southern. white corn.
45i904sc. Oa,s-Steady. 40. ? mixed &c
Rye-Firm; No. 2. western. domestic, 76c But
ter-Steady and unchanged; fancy imitation.
2oir2Ic.; do, creamery. 33n34c. do. iadle
p use: store packed 19G2lc. EgEs-Flrm AZ
26c. Cheese-Active and unchanged: large,
1910; medium. 1880. small 1850 sugar
fine $500.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-28
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or RICHMOND. DEC. g. isos
ARRIVED

ARRIVED
steamer Brandon. Harvey Norfolk nerchan-
cise and passenger. old Dominion Line
Steamer Pocah0ntas Grave= James River
ian1lngs ana Norfolk. Inercha Ddise and passen-
gers. Virginia Navigation Company.
SAILED.
Steamer Brandon. Heruey Norfolk nerchau-
disr and passengers. Ola Dominion Line
harge sharon Hii. Batterby. petersburg.
phosphate.
Barge John u. McNauy McNany Peters
burg. light.
Barge William Donaldson. McMonage. James
River. MCht.
schooner Z. r. Candy. Sinclair. James river.
-ghr.