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Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-05-04

John c. Brewington and ]. W. Tull
were in Pocomoke City, Md, the past
week. They went over in Mr.. Brewing
toms gasoline boat.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-05-04

Mrs. A. ]. Hamilton this week gath
cred from her orange tree, which she
has carefully sheltered in her house,
four large oranges and distributed them
among friends. The fruit was as sweet
and juicy as that grown in the tropics.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-05-04

r. c. Newton, of Lawson & Newton,
marble and granite dealers, Hampton,
Va, is in this section this week taking
orders for gravestones, monuments, etc.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-05-04

wANTED:-Travellings salesman. Must fur
nish references and invest one thousand
(Si. 900, dollars, in first class per cent. bonds
Salary and expenses paid. Experience not
required, we teach business at our mills. The
wheeling Roofing s. Coruice Co., wheeling
w Va
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-05-04

Miss Helen Croxton closed her school
on the Island last week and is spending
this week with her aunt, Mrs. S. B.
Griffith, at this place, en- route to her
home in Essex county.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-05-04
AFRO-AMERICAN NOTES.

Anderson Owens was drowned al
Jackson creek, on Monday of last week.
Deacon Armstead Nickens, of Cal
vary Baptist church, and ex-member OF
the Virginia legislature, died at his home
near Kilmarnock Thursday last, after
short illness. Aged 70 years. Funeral
services were conducted by Rev. l.. r.
Ball.
Mesdames Kate Fisher. Carrie Beale,
Willie Fisher, Francis Holmes and
Hannah Taylor, and Nathan Taylor,
Geo. and Clarence VERIFY, JAS. Waddy,
Tom Banks and Lollie Beale attended
the ordination of Deacons at Rowland
Baptist church, near Heathsville, Sun
day last. They reported a large at
tendance.
Miss Sallie McTaylor, of Ton1bs, and
Horace Bell, of Crisfeld, Nd, were
married at Sharon Baptist church Mon
day night, 1880 O'Clock, Rev. L. r. Ball
fficiating. The couple left for their
future home in Crisfeld Tuesday.
The sick, now improving, are: Mrs.
Inez Smith, of Tombs, and Mrs. Joe
Carter, OF Irvington.
j. w. Virgins, near White Stone,
met with very serious accident Tues
day last by catching his foot in gaso-
line engine and crushing it so that Drs.
Treakle and Newbill had to take -out
several pieces of shattered bone and
sew up the wound. 1t is feared that ne
will be cripple for life.
Rev d. H. Chamberlyne. pastor OF
Calvary Baptist church, was in Rich
mond and other points on business last
week.
Rev. ID. Tucker preached to the Odd
Fellows at Lottsburg Sunday last.
Revs. Tucker, Ball and other min
listers of the Northern Neck, will leave
Saturday, May 5th, to attend the
Baptist State Convention, which con-
venes in Norfolk Tuesday the 9Th.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-05-04
LOCAL MENTION.

LO(iAL MENTION
All communications should be addressed Z,
the ViRGrSfA CITIZEN. lexington. Va.
Bernard Willing is in Baltimore thil
week.
Miss Lurline Willing left Friday las
for an extended visit in Baltimore.
II. B. Boughton, is spending few
days this week with friends at Millen
beck.
Encou-ags home enterprise and buy YOU
.umoer of W. n. Jesse. i.it'sssts,n. ~ oI-tei
Co. Material the best. prices low big freigbti
sayed.
w. K. Pitman, of Regina, visited his
brother. j. w. Pitman, near here, the
past week.
C. W. Thurston, OF Primers Point,
Va, spent last week with friends here
and Urbanna-
f. A. Gunby has sold his piece of
land near White Stone Wharf to DR..
H. B. Treakle, of White Stone,
Mrs. Maggie Street and little son,
Pollard, returned from visit to Mid
dlesex county Wednesday afternoon.
Chesapeake Academy baseball team
will cross bats with the Urbanna boys
this afternoon (Friday) at Urbanna.
, Miss Julia Chandler, of Urbanna, was on
steamer Sunday en- route to Atlantic City,
Va, where she will remain some time.
Notwithstanding salesman. Must fur
nish references aud invest one thousand
(SiOOO, dollars. in first class per cent. bonds.
Salary and expenses paid. Experience not
required, we teach business at our mills. The
wheeling Roofing s. Coruice Co, wheeling
W. Va.
John c. Brewington and J. w. Tull
were in Pocomoke City, Md, the past
week. They went over in Mr.. Brewing
toms gasoline boat.
L. c. Newton, of Lawson & Newton,
marble and granite dealers, Hampton,
Va, is in this section this week taking
orders for gravestones, monuments, etc.
Miss Helen Croxton closed her school
on the Island last week and is spending
this week with her aunt, Mrs. S. B.
Griffith, at this place, en- route to her
home in Essex county.
Mrs. p F. George continues ex-
teremly i'll. Mrs. Katherine Dyke and
Jas. H. Bussells are slightly improved,
while Miss Annie Sanders is out after
being housed few days.
Do not disfranchise yourself by neg
lecting to get your tax receipt before
tomorrow night Saturday.. When
others are voting in the primary and
the November election you will fee
sheepish if not entitled to vote.
Sick headache results from n arrangement
OF the stomach aud is cured 10y Chamberlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets.
Sold by Messicl & Gunby. Irvington; w. a
Cameron * Bro, weems; G. w. Sanders x Son
and ID. II. James, White Stone.
Mrs. A. ]. Hamilton this week gath.
cred from her orange tree, which she
has carefully sheltered in her house,
four large oranges and distributed them
among friends. The fruit was as sweet
and juicy as that grown in the tropics.
Late arrivals at Irvington Beach
James r. Butler, Stafford Murphy, Col
Burgess, E. ID. Clopton, Smith Brock,
enbrough, R. B. Smith, John L. Smith,
w. B. Lee, Charles S. Williams, Geo
w. Cook, l.. Thomas, r. c. Newton
H. C. Woddell, r. N. Greenhead anC
w. G. Walker.
Wednesday of this week was day Of
accidents. DR.. w. j. Newbill fell Will,
getting into boat from a small wharf
hurting his side and shaking himself VI
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ACCIDENTAL DEATH.
Verdict Of Jury in Case Of Anton
Cocciatore,

An inquest was held at the morgue today
In the case of Anton Cocciatore, who was
struck on the head and fatally injured while
working in the excavation for the founda-
ton for the New York avenue bridge. Wit
nesses told the jury that Cocciatore was
at work In the excavation with a pick anG
shovel at the time the accident occurred
Two carloads of concrete were dumped into
the excavation and one OF the cars over
turned. Several pieces Of timber were
knocked down and one OF them struck the
laborer on his head.
Have you ever noticed cars overturn be-
fore?" one witness was asked.
81 have" was his response. THE cars
frequently turn over"
The District inspector who was upon the
scene at the time the accident occurred
told the coroner and Jury that the usual
precautions were taken to prevent aoci-
dents. including the overturning Of cars. It
was the breaking OF a. board that caused the
accident. The overturning OF the car was
followed by the breaking of the braces and
1t was piece of one of the braces that In
ficted the injury.
Deputy Coroner Glazebrook explained that
the left side Of Cocciatores skull had been
fractured. A verdict of accidental death
was rendered and friends were told that
they were at liberty to remove the body
for interment.
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THE GRAIN MARKETS.

CHICAO May 1.-The wheat market was
firm at the opening today on a good de-
mand by leading commission houses. Offer
ings were small. The weather conditions
rather favored lower prices. but the fact
that the Liverpool market failed to respond
to the decline yesterday here Offset the
rains in the west and southwest. July
wheat opened Il to u higher at 1915 to 79A,
and sold UP to 791a.
Reports of wet weather sent July corn up
TO 467sal615.
July oats advanced to BIZ.
July provisions opened steady. pork at
1890. lard at SIS to s.771k. and ribs at
s671k.
The market was firm all day. The high
point for the July option was at 791s. The
close was firm and u higher at T9Ma799s.
Like wheat, corn prices were firm all day,
and July prices closed Aa& above the
close of yesterday, and at the high point
Of the day. Final quotations were at 455z
Close Wheat-May, 7S&. July, 1914.
Corn-Aay, 4TA; July, 1914
Oats-May, 329s: July, 311sa31A.
Pork-May. 1855; July, 1885.
Lard-May, 500; July, 775.
Ribs--May, s.45; July, s:e7M.
Rye-Cash 62a64; May, 5Sa6o.
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MORE VICTIMS REPORTED.
Additional List of Killed and Injured
at San Francisco,

Gen. Greedy has telegraphed additional
names Of dead and seriously injured as fol-
lows:
Dead-Mrs. Blaney. Kee Kim. Frank Ho-
gan William Johnson Mcdonald, Patrick
MoElroy.
Injured - Armsby, A. Burns. Sophy
Blumenthal. J. r. Cahill, w. c. Coombs,
Arthur Christian. Julia Bryan, Thomas
Edmiston. Mrs. L. Gibson. Francis Grist,
C. H. Hildebrant. 'Adolph Kornleld, Mr.
Krachol, John Lakas, James Lawlson, -
Linsey A. NJ. McCurry, George Mumun.
Mrs. F. Peck, J. S. Perry, v. w. Rice, Mrs
Kitty Robinson, E. E. Starr, Mrs. Mabel
Steel. H. Solomon.
A telegram was received at the War De-
partment today giving the following ad-
ditional names of dead and seriously in
jured at San Francisco:
Dead--Mrs. Bianey, Kee Kim. Frank Ho-
gan. William Johnson Mcdonald, Patrick
McElroy.
InJured-Armsby A. Burns. Sophy Blumen-
thai, ]. r. Cahill. w. NJ, Coons. Arthur
Christian, Julia Bryan, Thomas Edminton,
Mrs. L. Gibson. Francis Grist, G. III. Hilder-
brant. Adolph Kornfeld, Mr.. Krachei, John
Lakes. James Lawlson, Linsey, A. NJ. Nc
Curry, George Haum. Mrs. F. Peck, ]. 8.
Perry, V. w. Rice, Mrs. Kitty Robinson
E. e. Starr. Mrs. Mabel Steel. H. Solomon
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Dinner Of Custom Cutters.

The Custom Cutters Association of Wash
tngton and their friends gathered at the
Hotel Johnson last evening. the occasion
being the first annual reception and dinner
of the association. President p. J. Foley
acted as toastmaster, and e. b. Thiele, w.
B. Butcher, G. B. Wagner. g. Safonfck, O.
e. Ryder, T. II. Kelly and L. A. Downey
responded to toasts.
w. =. Jones entertained with feats of
iegerdemain. Vocal selections were rem
dered by Master P. b. Becker and others.
Music was furnished by an orchestra The
officers OF the association are. p. j. Foley,
president; NJ. FL. Kensinger. first vice presi-
dent; o. e. Ryder, second vice president !;
Thomas r. Kelly, secretary; L. A. Downey,
treasurer.
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E0oe~zseafhx frssh Virginia. "a, west
ns.ssA ~ North Csrciins. 10 D,ioE
SoSssFs prices ere somewhat higher
than prices quoted Above
wssssn s.ss assas seconds sns acaai plo:
packed. frssh. ia
cfIERsM.-Nsw York stats factory. fall
large, 1ot fall small 10; summer large,
is; summer small, lSMi western factory.
new choice. II; fair TO good. i2A13.
PouITRY.-chicksns, winter, per h..
2Sa25: spring chicks, per lb.. e6a3o: hens.
.ss.s ps sao ss saass Dss
keats. per lb.. oa10
DRESSED POULTRY. - Hen turkeys,
undrawn, per h.. II; average, undrawn,
per lb, 14a15; thin. per h.. 10a1e; toms,
81: medium. per h.. aaaas: small. per ID h..
2aa26. hens. choice. per H.. IA; ROSTERS.
per lb. Sac; ducks, per lb., 12a16; Geese.
Per ID, 10.
OVERWHELMINGLY potatoes. Dbl. 400
ab,ooi old potatoes. New York. ss; old
Potatsos e. Mieh'gan . sS; sweet potatoes.
100; spinach. Dbl. 7s.Ioo; kaie. Dbl.
26a50; celery, Cal, 76ai 2s: celery, Fla,
S.o0a3.50: cucumbers. dollhouse. 10a20; cu-
cumbsrs. Fla; crate. 2eoa4.oo; Bermuda
a3.o0: onions, Dbl, 1.5oa2. 90: peppers, car
rier, 1.60a250; string beans basket. 2.60a
800; tomatoes, crate, 2.00a4.0O; Brussels
sprouts, box. l6a25i rhubarb, doz., 25a3o;
new beets. 9.0Oa6.00 barrel crate; sspara-
gus, Charleston. 200a6e0 per dox bunch
es; new cabbage, barrel crate. 175a2 90;
green peas. per basket. 2O0a9.0 90; squash,
Fla. crate. 1.2oa1.75: eggplant. Fla, crate
"a ro AfaH Narfnlk ma hrnch OAR
GREEN TRUITs.--Apples. Baldwin. Dbl.
9,ooa7.oo; Russsss, Dbl. o.oeae;So; Ben
bS av' 4.soas i; oranges oranges. Fla. br.sht.
box. 9.O0a4. 90; Florida russets, box, 3.Ooa
400: fancy indian River. box. 4.ooa5.0o;
California navels. box. 3.oOa4 90; lemons.
stfawberries per quart. 12h a15; pineap-
pies, crate. 400ab.0Q
18.50a17.00; No. 1, 180oa1e50; No. 2, 400
a15.00; mixed hay, 11.0oa14.00; clover. 500
a12.50; straw, rye, bundle. 11.5Oa12.50 80;
rye. machine thrash, s.50ap.0 90; wheat, 7.50
airs; oat straw, per ton, 7.50a7.75.
LIVE sTOCK.-Cattle. extra, per cwt..
5.ooa5.5o; butcher. PEI cwt' 4:O0a4.7S;
ordinary, per cwt., 25oas.6o; rough, per
ordinary. per cwt.. 55oao0a; sheep. wool.
4.0Oa5.0O: lambs, spring, per h.. choice.
9a10; calves, choice, per h., 7a71s; me-
dunn per To-, Sac; common, per H., 4a5;
COWS, prime. fresh, each, 35.00a40. 90; COM
mon, each, 200oa30.00; old and dry. each.
10.0Oa12.00.
Wholesale market price Of BEEF CTS
NO. 1 ribs, per lb.. ID; No. 2 ribs. per h..
IL: No. ribs per h., 10; No. loins. per
Ib, IS; No. 2 loins. per h.. ~; No. loins.
per lb, 10: No. chuck. per ib.. 8A: No.
chuck, per lb.. 9; No. chuck, per lb..
S; No. / rounds. 8; No. rounds. 71s;
No. 8 rounds. z.
FLOUR.-Winter extra, .3.00a3.25; WIN
ter straight. 3.75a400; winter patent. $50
a5.0O; spring straight, 375a4.o0; spring
patent, 4.00a4.50. Cornmeal. per 100 lbs.
1.20ai 30.
GRAIN - Wheat choice, 7oas2;, off
grades. 50a75. Corn, shelfed, new. white.
western white. No. 2, 37a3s; mixed, 36a37.
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Liverpool Cotton Prices.

LIVERPOOL. May Cotton: Spot quiet;
prices two points higher; American mid
ding fair, $50; good uliddling, 620: mid
ding, COG; low middling, 300; good ordi-
nary, 5.72; ordinary. 5.52. The sales of the
day were 5000 bales. OF which 500 were for
speculation and export. and included 1890
American. Receipts, 1900 bales, including
II 600 American. Futures opened firm. and
closed quiet; American middllng g.o.c..
May. SIS; May and June, SIS: June and
July, $50; July and August, $50; August
and September, SIS; September and Octo.
Der, 574 October and November, SGT; Mo-
vember and December. 500; December and
January, 5.66; January and February, 5.67j
February and March, 5.68.
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District Crematorium I'm view.

Action will soon be taken by the Com
missioners toward the selection OF a site
for public crematorium In the grounds
of the Washington Asylum Hospital. Fiji
teen thousand dollars has been appropriat-
ed by Congress for the erection of the
building. which will be large enough to
serve also as a place for private incinera-
ton for which the District will be author
ICED to collect fee. The main object in
erecting the crematorium Is to enable the
District to dispose of the bodies of per-
sons who died of contagious diseases.
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The World Of
Finance and Trade

Baltimore and Ohio, Io8as.
BROOKLYN Rapid Transit. "a
Canadian Paciflc, 1904.
G.. c.. C. q ST. L.. e55s.
Central Leather, Al.
Chicago. NIL s. st. Paul, 157.
Chicago e Northwestern. 1864.
Colorado Fuel & Iron, 43M-
Colorado Southern. 1915.
Consolidated Gas. 1884,.
Corn Products. 221a.
Delaware and Hudson. 1872.
Denver and Rio Grande 80.
Distillers' Securities. IS.
Erie Common. 39Ss.
Erie first preferred, 75A
Erie second preferred, So,
General Electric. 1874.
Great Northern pfd.. 2S51a.
Kansas City Southern pfd., 51%-
Louisville and Nashville. 14Oss.
metropolitan Secs Co., TON.
Mexican Central, 1917.
Missouri, Kansas and Texas, com. 3O4.
Missouri Pacific 49,
New York Central. 132H.
New York. Ontario and western, 45h.
Norfolk and Western, Sc.
Northern Pacific, 100.
Pennsylvania Railroad, 1854
Peoples Gas OF Chicago 9OK.
Pressed Steel Car 45A.
Reading, 11s&.
Rock Island, COM, "a.
1.och isiAnQ, pro-, W Il.
Sloss Sheffield Steel, r.
8. L. & San Fran, I'd pfd., AZ.
Southern Pacific, 62E.
Tennessee Coal & Iron 1877.
Texas Pacific, 80
Union Pacific, I42Z,
U. s. Rubber, 49h.
y. s. Rubber. pfd. 106A.
U. S. Steel, 38b.
U. S. Steel, pfd., 1O4h.
Va. Car. Chemical Company, 37&s
Wabash. pref, 42A.
Wisconsin Central, 23N.
Wisconsin Central, pfd., AIN.
Wooden Goods, 34Z.
American Tobacco As, IS.
Wabash Deb. BIS, 70.
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BOSTON WOOL MARKET,

BOSTON, May 1.-The wool market Is
quiet and firm. Most Of the manufacturers
have substantial supplies and the chief buy
ing Is from mills who are purchasing small
quantities of raw material Fleece woods
are scare and dull. Ohio and Pennsylvania
fine unwasfed Is selling at 25a25h Quarter
blood Is firm at 80. 1t Is reported that some
Xxx has been transferred at about 341s
Some fine unwashed Michigan ieeces have
sold at 2ia241s. About everything else has
been cleaned up.
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Congressional Committee at Norfolk

NORFOLK, Va. May 1.--Messrs Rams
dell OF Louisiana, Davidson of Wisconsin
and Jones Of Washington. from the House
rivers ana harbors committee, and Repre-
eentatiyes Small Of North Carolina AMI
Maynard Of Virginia returned this morning
with United States Engineer Winslow from
Elizabeth City, N. c., to which point they
went yesterday on the government cutter
McGregor on an inspection of the route OF
the proposed North Carolina inland water
way. They were entertained at an elabo-
rate dinner by the Norfolk Board of trade
and left this afternoon for Wilmington N.
c., for an inspection Of that harbor to-
morrow.
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Sales.-Regular call II o'clock Observation-Disclosures
Gas cert, $3.50 at l16H.
Capital Traction, 20 at 144E, at 144S.
Washington Rwy. and Elec. pfd., 10 at 91es.
at 91sS, 50 at 81.
Washington Rwy. and Elec. CON-. $50 as s9N.
$50 at 20 buyer go, so at 39X. 80 at 40 tbuyer
60, 100 at 392, $50 at s9ss. SO at 40 buyer 60l.
National Safe Deposit and Trust, 10 at 1856.
Mersenthaler Linotype, at 1881, 10 at 1913,
10 at 1893, 10 at 1893, 10 at 1913, / at 1884, 10
at 1928, 8 at 1881. 8 at 1913.
Lanston Monotype, so at IA. 100 at IA. 400 at
a. 400 at IA. 100 at II. 100 at II.
at 2sas, 100 at 2sA, 80 at 2S%, 100 at 2sss, Is
at 2s&.
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Pastor Presented With Purse.

Rev. r. L. Queen. the retiring pastor Of
Allen A. M. e. Church. was presented last
Sunday with purse amounting to S201. O3
by the members Of his congregation The
organizations instrumental in raising the
money and the respective amounts were:
Heart and Hand Club, S67.68; Bowen Road
Club, S24.21; Stanton Club. $14.O5; Garnet
Ribbon Club. $40: Mrs. Anna T. Young and
company, $40; Dramatic Club, $7.43; dollar
money, $b5. and public collection. Sizes.
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THE BALTIMORE MARKETS.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch 10 The Star.
BALTIMORE, Md, May 1.-WHEAT-Dull, but
hrn: spot contract, STtaas7s4 May, sT1aaSTE: :
July S2La asked; steamer No. red, S0aS04; re-
cepts 3II5 bushels; southern by sample, 73a75;
southern grade, s6aeIis
CoRN-Strong; spot. 55a55A; May. 55a55E !;
July b3a5SA; steamer mixed. 624a52G; receipts
los 54s bushels; exports 720 bushels; southern
white corn, 54lss551s southern yellow corn, 54a58
OATS-FiFm: No. white, 3s13a3sas; No. 3
white, 3TisaSs; No. 2 mixed, 3Ta37L receipts
Ii leo bushels: exports 15o. 600 bushels.
RYE-Firm; No. western, 81 export, TlaT2 do
nestle: receipts 4.511 buHhels.
HAY-Firm. unchanged.
GRAIN FREIGHTs-Quiet. unchanged.
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BIG DEAL Consolidated.
Deed Filed Which Calls for Payment
Of 400 28Q %

Mrs Louise e. Hitchcock today transfer
red by deed premises Nos. 72S. 100 and 7S2
10th street northwest to L. Kemp Duvai.
trustee, for s19e. 2S9.25. The property 10
known as original lot % and part Of orig
inal lot % in square OCT.
Mr.. Duval purchased for q syndicate. the
names OF the members not being mentioned
In the deed of transfer. Last week he
transferred the south twenty feet to the
American Security and Trust Company.
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announcement Vas nsada todky d me
passins Of thu Dividend by the Mitchell
Mining Company. 1t - evident from the
decline IN this stook tor several days past
that this action has bean somewhat an
ucipatsd, and 20 that today, whom 1t b.
ca.ae generally known. There was but lit
tie change made In the market quotations.
II sold today at eight and It was TO be
had at an eighth advance at the close,
with the bid at eight Yesterday the bid
was 81 at the close. SO there Is differ
ence Of half point between the closing
bids OF yesterday and today.
This record brings the price OF the stock
to about where 1t was when 1t was listed
on the exchange some weeks ago. An
advance then took place and sales were
in It have at no time been very heavy on
the local exchange.
The directors Of the Mitchell Mining Com
pany yesterday decided to pass the dividend
OF i per cent monthly AZ stated ia the
this suspension 10 the assured early building
by the La Ddcha and Pacific Railroad Com
pany Of the road from the Mitchell mine
to tina Pacific ctAast. which demands an tnl-
mines. with the object OF equippans II for
an early production OF copper on Q aargs
scala
Greene Copper sold on higher level than
was the case yesterday. as the range Of tho
salcs waa from 269k to 2SM.
Lanston sold at Il and Mergenthaler was
traded IN at 1853.
A plan OF adjustment now proposed in the
fixing of fire insurance losses in the city OF
San Francisco In the establishment OF q
fiat percentage Of loss throughout the de-
vastated district. and that a proportion OF
such loss be attributed to earthquake and
g percentage to fire-say 10 per cent for
earthquake and 90 per cent for fire.
Today's Government Receipts.
National bank notes received today for
redemption, $769, 723; government receipts
from internal revenue, s262,862; customs,
$s4S. 396: miscellaneous, F7,37S: expendl-
lures, N5SOOOO
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Closing Quotations.

At the close of the stock market the fol-
lowing stocks had changed in price since
the above quotations. there being no change
In the balance of the closing prices;
AmalgamRted Copper. 1OoR.
Am. Car y Foundry 3.
Am. Ice Securities. Son.
American Locomotive So
American Smelling 143iA.
American Smelling preferred, 116.
American Sugar, 1907.
Anaconda, 24A
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pocahontas Memorial.

A meeting of the Pocahontas Memorial
Association has been arranged for, to take
place at the Ebbitt House Thursday next,
at $50. The old and new members are ex-
pected to attend.
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Sufferer From Paralysis.

Mr.. Donald McCathran, veteran en-
ploye of the government printing office, is
reported to be suffering from a stroke of
progressive paralysis at his home on 10Th
street southeast.
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JAMAICA. L. T., May First race, five
furlongs; selling; two-year- olds-Donna En-
vira, Ii to and to 8. first; Joe Fallert, 10
to place. second; Haiton. third. Time, 1.02.