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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-19
the tired and happy guests turned th he'll
faces horncward. ~ IT, III h. S
CORNER STONElL LAID.
Attorney 3 F. Galloway Resigns
as Mavors Of 1alax.
,oc,a, = The r,imes.Dispatcf

n #5s (Special to The Times Dispatch III "a
$GALAx, q a., July 18.-The 5corner-st ne
of the Methodist Episcopal Church, so0u SOU.
was laid with, appropriate ceremonies py
the local lodge OF Aiasons, assisted by tn ne
odd Fellows and Rebeccas. on last satur-
IN ~ Judge Robert G. Jackson, OF Wythe-
vile, delivered very able address upo n
the occasion. The Nuckolls Brass Band,
isofi IIillsville furnished music. The church.
which is to be Of brick, will tbe rushed
10 completion, and will be q credit TO
the thriving little city Of Galax:
Mr.. w, L. Stafford, Of Bristol e who
is visiting Mr.. G. w. Caldwell ;nfell ana
seriously sprained his knee. recently. DIT.
STANFORD IS the ticket agent in the union
station ut Bristol. i{S sd !. !, ~
ri Mr.. II z. Osborn, formerly OF Gray
lie Graham, OF Potato N. CT, are mar s.
ried The groom is a graduate Of the
Virginia Poly tecllnic Institute. ella 50 OF
] Nj. y. a. Houseman the prominent
.lnmber-dealer OF this place, who was
shot by Drake SLOVENIAN III some weeks 'e el1s
ago. Is slowly convalescing. fli.sfai. 5,sa 3 I
Attorney B. n. Colaway has resigned m e
as Mayor OF Galax, on account q MS 5
duties interfering with the pract've q !
his profession, Mr.. ]. ttI4andreth Is
Mayor pro TEN. I, !, u
Misses Cora Thomas and Myrtle ORA per,
Of Clito, are the guests Of friends IN
town.
Miss Susie Ward, OF WY theVf'te '3sls
visiting at Hotel Waugh igt
n 4 Prof. e. n, Carr has been elected prln-
cipal OF the Gnlnx Hlgh School for n h N
next session. ~ t5slIt'.4sstas
Prof. p. p. .Jvorrell, Of Norfolk, was In IN
town Saturday. sss KIRK s} 'f \, "A
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4 DEAF MAN is KILLED.@
Walking on the Track and Engi
III II neert Elk nerat Ted

Special to The Times p lspatch.)
4 SBOYDTON, Va. July is, George Mall
lit, deaf young white man, living In.
tho neghborhood, WIS knocked off the
tracks Of the Southern Railroad by an
engine near Antler's Depot, four miles
east Of here, at 1880 this morning and
Killed. His body was brought here, and
Justice ]. w. Duggar, acting coroner.
held an inquest over the body. Mallitt's
body was terribly mutilated, His skull
was fractured and his arm broken in
two places g
Mallitt was walking on the track. and,
being deaf, did not hear 8 the whistle,
warning him to get off, The Jury Of
inquest exonerated the / engineer OF all
blame for the accident, as It appears he
did all Shescoud to stop his train, Z. Il
For q distance Of tlyenmiles east Of
this place Q strange fatality appears. to
overhapg. N the a Southern II Railroad, for,
within a period pc Fl teen years no less
than nine deaths have y.ocau,red BY gacel-
dents on this road and In this same Sec
ton: there have been two frlghtfull acci-
dents, causing injuries to several persons,
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CLEVER GIRL ] COMING.
ERQMICH!hA1:T' 0 !. /. D !.
Will Try for the q. B. Degree
at Randolph Macon .fss
Lynchburg s
tsnacial e rha Ttmles-Dispnatch.ll

Especial to The Times-Dispatch)
5LYNCHBURG.i " A., July 1s.-T- I'M Nil s lie:n
.Tsung Lok. Of Shanghai. China, has sc Sc
cured room at the Randolph Macon 'l
College here for the purpose Of beginning
her foreign education next September.
The young lady had an opport ulnty 70
enter university in Berlin b but y11,
preferred to be a student in the Ya as!s 8
OF the South" here. She Sa5 comes with
the Recommendation OF a we'll known
missionary In China that she yisS the clever
est and brainiest young woman he mas
ever met in China. II IN n :. -%4S
n She will enter the COLES With Q View
to taking tho A. B. degree.
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over $4,000 Has Been Subscribe at
the Same PrlcA ffercd 70 "
II Another fact that should appeal to any
is that this stock nus peen. sa
cents por share. During that time re
Shnory No. q, at Atchison, has been built VI
besides over seventy miles r1ore Of r ms
trunk pipeline secured and ssysfal sp1iadi
tfs stSSk es s
tnye, months, tor.eyery dollar. OF this en- en- a
etltesprise, whole "a great deal 81 it has
value for tRe COMPANY W reason Of cerS
tain rich discov rles on the diferents on
ever this company Is no stock jobbingl
scheme. w are not trying tos prop up
fictitious values, but Sreallze that capltal -
absolutely necessary and what the Sool z
pany wants AZ twenty cents pc sha X
which will do the work, egtrtlsss 81. the tn
fnot whether It Is worth d 70 rty cents or
benefit 81 tho Increased vulus II YOU send
In your remlttnnces promptly on tho va 4
sis offered heret,. on which as Det ,aH
stateS has nave
been on ( the ground and inv stigated Af0r:
themselves, and II this company can 2 meet
the rigid requirements ana IN Ye 9, p,
OF the many. as It has done, It ~ &C, ceT y
for You. "a $500 check or draft win buy
1000 shares II forwarded promp tly M
X "a sons Why This stock Is aging Div.
" |9 lds nds. &; I.
Nine hundred barrels per day /, Will II \ b 9
roflneries, commencing this week 3 y
1900 barrels per day, and by, some tira ,e
October W r. 81
day!t Suppose, however S that the COM
pany only averages 4 900 barrels pergdeaa5y
for tho sIx months ending Decsmbe 20
1906. or in her word only = h a. oaea
barrels, at a profit Of. ga only 7, VI per q
barrel, that would make ! q t otal profit
OF $3.50, O00 N ow. the company VIII re y
profits than por barrel, as &, 8 VIII pre- );
duce tho bigger part Of g., 600 &a barrels De,
per day OH the average from it's own
wells A However, $3.50, oOo,woullsd pay nearly
or two cen t. per. share IN 4. six northsao =,
stock twenty = Gents
sHaa thouSh
into Increased development and make.
your stock just that much more val ble,,S
Certainly Strong Manufacturing con-ts
isS cer r. II *
an, and influence that is back Of this cons
pany now, It cert ainly can and wi force
|sit3Ito the top notch, when as before
stated the stock may go to- IS per share
1t does not look unre asonable, whe n YOU
All H ows.t et.eompany si per barrel profit
and tn 4, 900 barrels
pay uVerI, Sixty. "a c6i rs per year on
stock Il Owls ellingsff for ptwenty cents per
share. This looks big, g OF course hi t;
|tthen that I Is Just the way It counts up, I
sand no one can deny II. h only Dues
$.tion ,s.a can & theEfcoIa pany build up TO
fsdof IN time. And Il you fall secure.
some. OF the stock now, nd n We fl years
longer, you will see where NJ you. threw
I5not ~5oiningEs this strong manufac turingi
enterprise when Z It was young and !. solic-s
lifted your COZ opera ton In rood IN TIL 81
5,s'S ssstsr8 aeks ~ f'tane stock.
he good wi Il OF tho general public
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Social Affairs in PoWhatan.

Especial to The Times s. Dlspatch'l.. ~
her Of Young people from Belona went to
Belm nai / on the James Monday to spend
tho day The trip was given IN !, h, hon or
county, who is tho guest OF Miss birdye
Baugh. Tho day was spent In visiting
the school building and so viewing me
Miss Lena Rudd entertained g 10y
friends at her, home. White Oak droyee /, I.
yesterday evening, Supper, Was servea ~ 2,
the fish pond, after which tbn party
returned to thal house, where they were
entertained by the hostess for the ne eve
Mt Mrs, Cora Doyle, who has been visit,
Ing her sister, Mrs French. has return =
home, N Z. y, =, Z, /. . . i, (. ),
p; 2. n, RadL !. S q Richmond, spehe
i Rev. MI Stuart, Of the Venable Street
Baptist Church, Richmond, delivered |, q
very Interesting and Instructive LECTURE
on s'Homn Missions, at Provlde nce Pres
Ebyterlan Church Sunday evening, l3t
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THE RHODE ISLAM 81 Al D y.
Big Battleship Little Hurt Hurt BY
Bump from British Ship.

(speelal to Tho Zines Dispatch
N ORFOLIl "A NJ, ] " Is. -----.rhe damages
received BY the battl eship Rhode Island 'r1,'
in collision with the British steamship t. ll'l
4urnsey, OF Newport n ews, last night !! i .
not SO K serious II rs first thought w y
to-day reported at the IN orfolis navy yard var .
The battleshlp will not have to be re-
paired at present, and her movements p V
i i, these waters will not be interrered
With. Two OF the three-inch guns OF
the ship and their mounts were derang-
cd, D and the scron work and a awning
frames; n the starboard gQuarters OF 4t ne
ibnttleship received some injury. 4,
3YSrrnntnin BOWMAN, commanding fs the
Rhode Island, has 4 received ala dispatch
from Acting Secretary OF the Navy ne W
berry, directing him to take SUCH Steps
al may be necessary to protect the 'm ,ss
ests Of the government, even to the llpel-
Ing Of the Britlsher, should that 20 nee
gaSsOry
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-19
81 DAMAGE VERDICT
Eleven Indictments for Illegal
Sale of5Liquor5 in Dry District

4 Sale Of Liquor; in Dry District
Especial to 4 The Tines ispatch,)
3s sTANARDsYILLE. VA, July ls.--7The
Circuit Court, which was In session here
last week, gavo the widow OF sa John Col-
Her averdict for $1,000 against the High
Top copper mines, This suit Is the TO-
suit OF an explosion Of dynamite at the
IIigh Top copper mines on the mornln.
OF March s. 1906. by which John Collier,
with two others lost his life, The mines
are owned by Morris D. Brown; OF New
York, nd Collier wa ernpl Dyed as. Hatcll-
man when the explosion occurred. +, II,
"a The main claim for damages was that
the dynamite was kept in an, unsafe
place, n and Collier, being an ID ignorant
man. did not know the danger he was
in. The suit was brought for ten thouz
sand dollars An appeal was taken by
I the defendant, issIj. Ia B iiH.
Judge White also called a special grand
Jury for the purpose OF investigating the
illegal sale Of liquor, this being q dry
town, About thlrty-fiYe y or forty Wit
NOSES were heard, and the jury, found
eleven indictments against nine different
persons-six colored ana three white n
The Normal Institute, which has been
In session for the past two weeks, Is 5ac-i
complishing lots of good among tho teach
ers Of this and adjoining counties. under
the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF Pro fessors JollrI
son and Cooke, IL p4 siS & .l5y g, N if 6fl n
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NM n; SANDS A /. |
Emo |: D! 4 R n! 40.
Make M8the First Stage Of 4. a
~ IgTi8 y & !. VIZ 7'l t8 ~ 40
Journey to Lewistown,
Yit.itis \. si{is n IA Pa. I'll 81 II
fsnccinl q The Times ii spatcll.)

Especial to, The Times Dl spatch)
p5HARLo TTEsyIL LIE, Var, July 30,
q, 1 san Is, president Of the American
National Il Bank. Richmond, and party,
consisting Of Mr.. md Mrs. Skinner, ~
SBurnham. Pa. and MI, 3, A., Blenner,
representing the White Automobile o. Com
1,any. en- route to IJawistown, Pa, in Mr.
SINNERS big White steamer, y spent Z TO-
nightFin this city. g a s3is /.
A The marty left Richmond at s o'clock
this morning, but sixteen miles out nt
the city encountered considerable trouble
IN getting over the clay roads Of doocll-
land. The rain Of last night and this
morning made the roads yssy sticky, and
itgtook tho big auto three hours to go
a distance of seven miles.,f
Mr.. Sands states that he found the
roads very heavy until he struck Alhe-
marie, Charlottesville was lt,aehed at
O'Clock tonight and the night was spent
at Hotel, Gleason. At 8 to-morrow morn
Ing the party will 5mako q start for
Stanton Via Greenwood, y oyer the Blue
Ridge Mountains They expect to reach
gttpsfr5 destination by SATURDAY evening.
Lewis oWna is Il slxty-ono niles west " o.
Harrisburg, Pm, on the main Inc of3 the
A 'enHsy lynnla, "a v, # )
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ireflneYies btillt. THIRD oneahatf paid for.
1,100-aprer lot. i 48 sOsag et conceded by con-
SservatiYe men 70 be worth oyer 8, 900, 600.
(s0 0ao) = add tlot,nl acres OF y.oll and gas
ii,eariy loo, oii and Eas wells, tlvo, pumping
i llysaG' and thIrtysve usS} niles Of
main trunk pipeline and five pumping
stations oyer seventy per cent. completed e i
naGf hss 2ae sSSsp'"s nps
In freis ht VIII more han pay double,
Nlnetdent.;sA1Ai distributing sta tons N ~
.K n, ' MISSOURI ana Oklahoma Thous-
andy barrels q 81 and alts By;
.ductsi III storage. -Four complete drilling II
rigs nig 81; " ~ a4nSy
In which event this. - ock would go to
several times 81. 90 per share. Fourteen
tank oars with nine more being ship !; !. !
Over fifty tank ,yn gons deliYering oil e
Of the above ntioned properties there /,
Is CLOSE to 50 vent Thousand r. dollars r
($70 0o0)s subscribed on 81 t-edg con tract
OF the stock still ,unsold, Will will be
placed twenty cen PEI share 10 Or PET
ter. Even at twenty eel ts, " with con-
tract stock that IS being pa q 3or, every
quarter OF d million dollars yet to COR. !.
Itplete the work, while less than one- hal
that vii place the oo1pany
(s1o, ooo.o ten thousand. dollars per day.
Or hotter. Nearly one hundred men arc
employed mail thu. different t
OF tho company. Every man knows his
work, and the company cornpelled to
meet the demands OF the rapidly growing
trade, and to be where the head men
could be close TO where the river trattic
touch with Omaha. Do Moines, Chicago
and st. Louis can be maintained, hnve!
located i ,s n s5 81 rs
Main Headquarters at Kansas city, l<as.,
s. 5s$
on; the third floor Of the yyyandotte.
building, where the IL nclo Sam Tlanag e-5
|5ment will be glad to me ct any prosle;c-
tive investors and give any further In
lorna ton about this rapidly growing ell
sterprise. From this office we Will V
I'LL parties whom we h lcve to be n IN
EU9d Rasses Unce 54s ssm
ride IRON Union Depot. n KANSAS II City.
sou #over the southwestern al Wis ION Of
Santa Also So r.
over Over one ,n hour s ~ tic Missouri Paciao
or Burlington roads, hlcha have q train Il,
about every hour during the day. VIII
l3also give you q pass ito grounds. where.
|$worknen 1 arc now building Tnlsn refln-5
cry, q, Unclo4 Sam No. y q, WI lch you can
|$reach by y Frisco, fsout leaving about
IsarriYlng at Tulsa "a bout s 20 clock In the.
morning, and 9cans stay there al day. and
come e back ito Kansas CT tyl next mi gnt.i
leave Un lion Depot Kansas
vs. clock in 8 the morning and NJ arrive It!
the blgswells near Bartle syilleSatES 8. clock
next morning, and thus 1T goes; a 81 can
|fcite you Ito where in a fe WI hours n ride
from Kansas CT ty you ca SCI E he vast
properties Of this com any. !; VI From a. few.
miles south Of Bart lesvtlle thc main trunk
pipe7l!n comm and you e. u fol.
hundred and thirty five miles, and will
/ find the pumping Ns tations 4and al the
I$plpe-line either nlorg the RICH tot way
sixty da0g, tlets DE MI epilaneth i:of llnc
Twill be eins use,, say ing the company big
\ money, pumping I'll OH tai theis Cherry
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-
4 folk and Portsmouth Traction Company,
sets forts & that the dos troying y Of he
lights ana signs was done under q MIS-
apprehension and without any IN entlon
TO show dlsrespect to the court; that hose
3 who removed the signs did $50 thinking
that encral N1anag err HI thaWay had Or
5dered their removal i s4lls
1 The lights and signs have been VI re-
\ placed and the Railway and Light Eof fers
& to pay tlrescost Of their rest cratic g
$3s Judge .yVaddill directed 81 that the hear
ing Of the matter be continued ntll the
October term Of the court. 81 58 5
as Comm dore Charles "a Long streth, OF
the Corinthian Yacht Club. Of Philadel-
Sphia, who was nominated by the Middle
Atlantic Coast Ynchtsmen to serve on the
Jamestown Exposition yachtng regatt to
committee, has been a ppolnted to that
posi- by the B board OF Governors OF
tho Exposition.
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Continues 10 Keep Its Promises.

II
8 Several months ago the Uncle Sam OIL
Company pronisedst to declare q dividend
on all stock OF record on June 20, 1906.
This. was done. just as promised and
after several weeks h Of II hard work our
clerical force Is ready to commence mail
Ing these dividends to all stockholders,
and the first Will be In the n ils Tues /.
day Of this week. This dividend Is being
paid from the earnings q the Cherry
vale refinery, q ncle Sam, No. /, and with
fAtchlson u refinery, Uncle Sam. No. 2,
added to the refining capacity OF No !,
at Cherryvale. and Tulsa refinery, Uncle
Sam, No. 8, which will s. open ups, II =
August. KIN I'd si s3S3 ;54 sai
gis II Another Dividend y \
December 20. i g0s. This dividend will be
between $40 900 and 500. 900. This COM
5pany guarantees this dividend to be- e. not 9
less than Z $40, 900, and will very likely
"a ~ considerably more. By the time this
dividend IL paid you will see the principal
work or the Uncle Sam Company com-
Spleted. and It Will then be only g, Sues-
ton Of d short time until the DIVIDENDS {,
will,increase3 at co CHI div dend cd until
this fstock will gain In solid value To- seY-
3ernl, times tho present selling price.
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Ii Smallpox in La'ncas ter.

&.
III 1RYINGTON,sS YAn July 1s.--The Board 70
of Health OF Lancast ter county has pro-
n,,ounced taa genuine q number q cases O.
reported smallpox at Churchticld, two
and half miles from here, i has treat! {
ed the patients very mildly ana no ON, one
has died from 1t. There are now eish-
teen cases In that section. ,and one W., y
white stone, only a few miles away, put
the malady has not spread since alaraln !,
5tined3 by tho board OF Health, and " ~
"a Ia that I'll will soon be artldica ted, k No
White, people have suffered the lnalaay
YET @ ~ !, tss,1 z. II I, is !.
Lancaster Circuit Court was SMALLPOX,
IN tina. afternoon an enthusiastic meet
ms Of the citizens II the coerits SEAS t,eld
for a few miRp.ss IN the courtroom A;si--
the smallpox ecare was discussed The
Board of HealG:: and most ofItfie physl-
clans wns,irellss.SsI TO appear at court
esterday, 40 that tis,y condition Of the
matter could be thorpuginy looked into,
lfr>>ksl u
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.[|Ou.|RNAME n IN
CLARKE !. { | COUNTY D ] Nj
4 Fourteen knights Tilt on Spirited
Steeds for the Favor 81
Their Lady Loves.
N MISS SUSAN &. PAGE QUEEN J
The Ball Opened With the Royal al
t57 Set WitlTthe Successful
585 Ones. Sss.s
1sple,cial Is u The mines Dlspat ehN'

Z Especial to The Times D!spa tch. ,8.l2S
" WILDWOOD. VA, July 1s.--l>ne gra Illt
tournament OF the season was held ron
the grounds oftthes beautiful Sara Q :! ga q
estate, near Boyce, vast rday.7 a la aIr't
assemblage OF friends and acqulaIl y tancas
were gathered toSlwitnese this trial III o.
knighthood The delightful shade and
even track made tlk. place chosen i{un-
surpassed in it's fitness for such chiyai-
rous exercise, Fourteen knights. win
colors and fayors OF the ladies for whom
they, rode, on highy-lnettled stoeds, ga'ly,
caparsoned. were drawn up In tine pres pres
cnce Of X the youth and beauty Of the
WILDWOOD neighborhood, and, under the
skillful and trained eye Of Capt. w lillian
Page Garter marshal OF the day. went
through various eyolutions and presented
i bea utiful pageant and then received
beautiful and Impressive charge IN
choice and ornate language from Mr.,
Z q Gorge H. Burwell, of Mount Airy,
" Those who entered the list We're: Ed,
ward Gay Butler knight of Anneheld !;
! George II, Burwell, Jr, knight OF l1sper-
sance; j. Il Townsend 8itsurWeil' 4sfA1ilsnt ~
Mount Airy;gI., Clapp, Jr, KNIGHT Of
GRosemont; Mack Clnigett, Knight Of
Clairmont; Edward l., Jacobs Singh Of
tho Poppy; Courtney Jones, Knight Of
SRosney;s Lewis Meade. Knight OF Long
Branch; Hugh M, Ntalson, Jru Knight ~
tho Lone Star; Nelson Qsbornei lsten
Randolph, Knight OF New Market Henry
a L. Watkins, knight OF Carter ttall NJ NJ \
George sI 4 Page, Knight of Saratoga,
II The riding i oyer, Mr. Donald Il eillpsIl,
knight of ISentmere. crowned MISS susan
4 n. Page queen Of love and and beauty,
IL Mr.. George B. Page made Miss Rosn
Voolfolk first maid OF honor; Mr., lewis
N Meade, Miss Mamie Nelson second malu
pf honor; Mr., Hugh M. Nelson, IL, MISS
Henrietta Wilton third maid Of honor
Mr.. Edward Gay Butler, Miss sybll But :
I. we'll fourth maid OF honor; Mr.. Courtney
tones, Miss Margaret us Burwell NTH ma g
n pf honor, I'll 3t IS X ssl
The coronation address was delivered
y by Prof. William III. Whiting, ~, ano
was gem of its kind. The coronation
b took place on the grounds. N
The tournament party was held on
TUESDAY night at the Blue Ridge Country
a Club, In sAlillwood, Whera young and olt
snjoyed themselves ttllYA late hour,
The royal set was first danced by ths
successful knights, queen and maids q
honor. Then followed the german, an:
n later q bountlful supper. after WhscH
81 y. Il j ,
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|AN0ulT.INA II
FR0N | { (: s.
81 Al CON bine 81 cling Street 4
5s5 Railway Tick ets il 5a,.s
orfolk. gs5SIs
DEMAND 81 q FIVE {. PER CENT 1: 4 I
aashington N.ewsp;aP per M Men thes
Guests 81 the |. Pilot Asso-; ss,a
citation. \ NJ
DEMAND i u J. FIVE PER CENT !: I ]:

ESPECIAL 10 The TImes-Dispatch.

| l6pSClul Ao
III NORFOLK, VA.y July 1s,-Druggistz5
ana soda water dispensers fof Norfolk
or those of thom who have been selling
street car tickets six for q quarter, have
formed a combine, and unless the COM
bine. which Is decidedly detrimental to-
the public veal 81 Is speedily crushed out
or arrangements are made to vet along
without It. the people Will nave to pay
five cents straight for the str cot car;
rides. n gF
The said druggists and soda water dis
pensers have formed solemn compact
not to sell the tickets any more without
five per cent. co compensation on s thei
gross sales. The railway company has.
baked Mt the proposition General Man
ager Hathaway thinks that two days
notice their d etermina ton, which the
sellers gave, rather short, but says that
lie will get other people to sell his tick
pay the combine. Mr. athaway thinks,
too, that It Is a little strange that the
tmembers OF the combine who are no "
asking compensation for the sale of the
tickets We're among those eager to SEE
cure the privilege Of selling the tcketa,i3sstt
According tor the agreement Of the rail-
way with the city the tickets must he,
kept on sale a no less than fifteen sl,laceS5
In the city. Only 'shree or four q thu
former sellers were selling them to-day
Other}tickat sellers are being sought. l8
VI The ultimatum Of the combine went!nto
effect esterday. 5S 81
III A party of newspaper correspo ndents
lof Washington Is now In this yienlty,
the guests OF the Virginia Pilot y ss s''
citation. f They are being entertainer
aboard the pilot boat William Graves
Captain w. r.. Boutwell, has them ~
charge. They winll be here about g Weex;8
5and before returning to Washington VIII
visit both Jamestown and York town. 5s.s.
In the party are Fred y, serader y.
w. Thayis Robert Jones, ], II. Aubere,
Yrs i N hitaheat showalter and Smith,.