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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-03
SEWER CONTRACTS.
Award to Norfolk and Petersburg
Firms,

(sneclal to The Times Dispatch.)
PETERSBURG, VA, January 2.--The
City Council this afternoon awarded the
contract for the laying OF pipes In the
construction Of the extensive new sewers
provided for by a bond Issue to tho
Southern CONSTRUCTION Company, OF Nor
folk. Stratton and Bragg, of this city,
received the contract for furnishing pipe.
The contracts are awarded at an ast-
mate per cubic yard for excavating and
per llneal foot for laying pipe and FUR
nishing pipe. Several streets included In
the sewer plans were eliminated by n
close vote, the building OF each now
sewer requiring the Councils authorisa-
tion by q two-thlrds vote,
There was much discussion Of the pro-
posed streets.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-03
cUND1FF INDICTED.
Lynchburg Drug Clerk to Oppose
Patent Medicine Law.
special to The Times-Dispatch,)

Especial to The -Dispatch.>
LYNCHb AG, VA, January 2,-Jim
Cundlfr, colored, who shot and killed
John hendricks, also colored, December
18th, We're indicted by the grand Jury
of the Corporation Court to-day.
six OF the members of the Lynchburg
Druggists Association left Tonight for
Richmond. to attend the called meeting
of the Virginia Pharmaceutical Associa-
ton and all OF them will oppose the
proposed bill to regulate the sale of
patent medicines In the State. Most Of
them are also favorable to allow the
pharmacy laws to be undisturbed.
The fight against these proposed laws
started here some months ago In the
organization OF the Retail Drug Clerks
Association.
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3.lcs bales; stock, 2o5.s57 bales.
Total to-day at all Dorts--Set receipts. 25.3io
haies expor; to Great Britain, 500 y, bales; to
export to G3,at britain 33,23 bales; to
France. u. 900 bales; to the Continent, N.ts3
bales; to Japan. 3,2 bales.
Total since September LIST at all ports-Net
receipts g. ill. sis bales export 10 Great Britain.
i,6sfstl bales; TO France, El.1gI bales; to the
Continent i.a2l. fs bales: to Japan. 8, rs bales;
70 Mexico. sGi bales.
NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 2.--coTToN---spot
cotton dull: there was little demand and few
buyers visiting the sample rooms. while sell
ers appear Indifferent Sales go bales. includ-
Ing 90 TO arrive. Delivered on contracts, 80
bales. Quotations reduced hc; niddlins,
IL e.isc.
points since Fridays finals. Influenced by low
er Liverpool After the opening there WAS
selling Sy bears. which carried prices down
lever than Fridays closing. At this level
shorts attempted to take profits. and the buy
ing caused prices to recover is9l6 polnts.
Thereafter the market lost a point or two me
closing was quiet. the list showing net losses
Futures closed: January. li:A; February.
II 90; March. M.s9: April. lI1t; May, lLS;
June, list; July. I.3o.
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Y. NJ. |. CADETS
FINED FOR Rl0TING
Negro Whom They Beat En-
ploys Lawyer to
Prosecute.
,sneciaI 10 The rimes-Dispatch.)

(speciaI to The Times -Dispatch.)
LEXINGTON, VA, January Fifteen
cadets Of the Virginia Military Institute
were to-day summoned to appear before
Major Walker accused of being In the
riotous crowd last Saturday when the
negro George Toler. was mobhed and
beaten. Twelve of the number We're fined
ten dollars each.
The negro was accused of shooting q
cadet Christmas night, He was balled
out of Jail to-day.
II is said he has employed counsel to
prosecute the cadets. No doubt the grand
Jury will investigate tho affair and bring
the guilty ones to trial.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-03
Federal Matters.

(t'rom our Regular Correspondents
WASHINGTON, d. C. January a.
James W.. Moore, appointed postmaster
at Rectortown, 'Fnuauier county. Va,
vice Thomas Thornton. removed.
I Patents issued: Virginia-Francis NJ.
]Broadwill, South q. Norfolk. collapslble
table; Thomas "A. Mason, Colonial Beach.
windlass; Osmond A. osmondson, Rich
mond, bill file and cabinet, Christopher
q. Raykin, Norfolk, souvenir cradle,
North .Carol'n i-nenry M. Blaylook,
Houston, folding edstead; Patrlch Fl,
Fontaine, Rethe Mil, riding saddle.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-03
Richmond Produce Market.

pouLTRY-chshen.. small; hrishsi: pc, TN. ID,
.nall. per ib.. lloi,s.; hsns large; per 10.
large. lat. each. ssa.sc, turkeys. large, per
b sats 'p Pa1Ts sa nss w. 1s Zee, and
turkey sdaa fair TO good per h. i7aisc; ducks
eno'Gs fat, Per S isae sseies fan eer h.
isdllc Drawn poultry. IL TO &C. more thar
unarnwn Badiy-dressed poultry about &c. on
GAME-Rasblt., choice to fancy, each. lag
1ei.c. rabbits small or badly shot each. Sg.e |;
nartridres. choice each. Isc.. pheAsants. choice.
each. s5175c.; wild turkeyA choice, SS1 'o'
EA;s-In crates. nearby. fresh. per doz.. Sc
in crates. SOUTHWEST virginia. per s @n 10Y.
IN p UTE h family pasA per b. lse,
s sssksa PER .ds
, Grades, eA psr lb roll i.a Rss -,
LIVE sTocKysals shoiss Pc, H. y.a iS7 1an
veais fair to rod per H.: eg 9s, i pr.me. per
TO-. Ell aSc.: lambs sr.!ns LEI ~. .ps Sae.
cattle. fair to prime. per 10, satss.' noss.
fs6 70 Small small. per b.. s7e choice, large
n.r III. SasXc.; rough. per lbo haa5tIc.; o!a
se,,s Etc. per b.. ii 95nc.; spare ribs ana
oa rniyS . BAcoN--Hams ANAL wen spok.
ed. per 10. lsfl7c.; hams large, wen smok IS
per H.. la1l6c.; sides, well smoked. POT 10:
iId1sc.; shoulders. we'll smoked per io.' 100
lf a;1nEs-pry fiin. per H.. 49,. dry salt. per
H.. lie. green salt. per ID. lie green. per b.
iV Tg4yRss-ot,er. common to prime. $4,000;
beaver common to prime. 5000; mink, com.
mon to prime. $1,000; raeeeon. common %
My. tmusk.rat common to prime. 109ltc.;
SKUNK. common to prime. 5oc9sioo.
INTERCHANGEABLE PEACHES peslea.
yontSc dried RppieA bright, 6lCer,
Der h. xlLasc.: onions. choice dry, per bus.
&c. peas biackeyc, No. I. per bus 81 SsGi. 60;
$3.50; beans. choice navy per nns; N.oovsA w
h.. SOL. IS: snake root. per ID. DGsoc;; Wild
ginger, per h.. s6l2c.: pink root par h.. ITO
1885,; seneca, per h., ao440c.
MlOUR (Jobbers' Prices).--Winter superior.
e. eE9a76: winter extra, ta7665,00; winter
clears, So b013S0 winter straight Sf04.c5; win
ter patent, H60d475. Buckwheat per pound.
sEfsc. cornmeal city sacked 7od7chc. /;
country bolted sacked. s2h9 edc.
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Although Situation Yesterday
Was Appreciably Less Acute
Than Last Week.
RATE OPENED AT SO PER CENT
Went Down to IS Per Cent,
With Late Rate OF
90 Per cent.
tRy Associated preys)


NEW YORK. January 1.-The action
OF the Stock Market to-day Indicated
rather more conservatism In the specula-
ton than was the case last week. even
while money rates were ruling at lW
per cent level The speculation made
progress to- day, and there was broad
and active market with plenty OF evil
dence OF strength. The strength, how
ever, was In spots and the market show
ed large degree OF irregularity due to
pressure OF profit taking on some of
the principal market leaders of last week.
The action of the market also showed
the strain of maintaining the speculative
position In the face of hope deferred IN
to-day was appreclahly less accute than
last week, nevertheless the market was
undeniably strong. The rate opened at
20 per cent. and there was small dispo-
sition to yield below u per cent, Whiie
the active operations of the Day We're
still In progress and beiated borrowers
made rate OF sixty per cent.
Some special effect was produced on
sentiment by the manifest pressure on
the United States, Steel stocks. Union
Pacific and Amalgamated Copper. which
were Influential leaders of last weeks
advance. The recovery in the money
rate ON the demand from belated bor-
rcwers late in the day added to dis
appointment over the small outside parti-
cipation In the market. induced general
throwing over Of stocks in the final hour
wh'cli carried the average level below
Saturday and wiped out many OF the
earlier gains. The closing tone was ir-
regular. Bonds were irregular. Total
sales par value s2il5,0oo United States
Sc coupon advanced 3-4, while the old 4s
coupon declined per cent. OH call.
Total sales were 5l.5A.so0 shares.
NEW YORK. January 2-Close Prime
mercantile paper. per cent. Sterling ex-
change steady, with actual business In
bankers bills at is5.5ofI4s5.e0 for demand,
and at 4s2,59Gi4S55 for sixty day bills.
Posted rates 4saliiS2 i-2 and 1856 1-2a4s7.
Commercial bills. is2ai4se is. Bar silver
7-s. Mexican dollars. so.
Money on call strong; 25@60 per cent:
ruling rate. 80: closing bid fifty: offered
at Co. Time money firm. GO days and 90
days, 6 per cent. six months 1-2d5 "a.
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NEW YoRK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. Jan. 2.-FTlOUR-steady. but
f Bu fSs
i,Sssr F Ssy 'ls e siev yy
'' esoerrn-Firm; No 3. b7Me. old elevator, op..
tions unchanged January. 62hc.; May. ~ e.;
July, 5o7sc. oats-Barely steady mixed. se'fG
FL Ss sss
s sss$as ns RostsaSy ssos, sIssss ixs
s$s5Si:$s a s
cerdoys, 6ieae; Fusures dull and uasha,n ,Ir
ss pea a Assss sc
u, state e da sCi,
o osi'u ana White, sspte,nbsr fancy, lts, d9,
estssssF ss; So
is Sseas a1c sss soatheras, @dee.
ehsT @ ass ssssay
m sS Maize psin Da Vssos and Esasr
i Mss.1S aS aSs t tslsaa s Jaw
Flrmer; red. bsa!sh. per ton 'lsass % small
e9 cosenseed goF,rm with good speculative
bnyng Prime crude. e. 8 y; mills, a4.s 9as5eG:;
Sms sumsr yH ntss sl}lHss; s Rc.'ns
CHICAGO, jan 2.--Decreased shipments @. q
wheat from Russia formed the chief cause ior
a 'frm market for wheat here to-day. n the
eSss whsa. fE
gain nf Ac. Provisions We're unchanged 70 cav
''SSnsV', So. -, ,.a -. PoII,ws.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-03
Large Increases.

In the United States customs depart
ment at the port OF Richmond for the
year ending December 81, 1905. the collec-
tons amounted to ssl,497,0l. For the
year 1904 they were a good dea. less.
For the month of December. 1905. the
collections were $S,296.55. The heaviest
month was November, when the collec-s
lions were nearly $4,000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-03
PostoFice Business.

Receipts in the Richmond postofflce
for the month OF December, 1905, We're
.;4O12s.27, against s34,669.45 for the corre-
spending period OF 1884,
This is an Increase of s5,45s.s2, or over
10 per cent.
The pay roll for the month is $4,000.
Of which $4,000 went to rural free de-
livery carriers, There are now 500 Of
these on the pay roll in Virginia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-03
GEO. II. KING & CO.,
Stock Brokers
11041a e. Main st. Ricl

,IlU41n Il. MHIn StN E6RSfRFRV''S1I Vp'
Telephone 5ass.
Orders for
STOCKS, COTTON AND GRAIN
executed on margins or otherwise.
~ Fractional Lots Speciality. N
Private Wires. New York Chicago,
Wall Street Tlcker. !, N
Leading Financial. Grain and Cotton Pa,
pers on fl'e,
Strangers Visiting the city arc Invited
to make our office their headquarters, and
have their mall and wires sent In our
care. 5.
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:, NEW, YORK. Jan, ,,-BEEvEs aRsssp,s.
eeipts So nj Westerns. except 10 head Moth.
steady; veal calves weak Sheep and tainhs,
I!eceipts. l.s7a head. Sheep arm; lambs !oY
$40 Hogs-Recepts. 2. eS head No sales re-
ported on live weight. Nonlnally steady,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-03
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PEANUT MARKET.

tReported by Rodgers. Mccshe aud Coz
spanish-Warkst arm at s71is, per bushel, .Vir-
good usmEnd. Receipts light. yirgnias-Mar-
picked. lh.sD2c.; ahelling stock. 1hqsc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-03
IL Exnected To-day.

Colonel William Fl. Chapman, the new
revenue agent for Richmond did not
arrive at his post from Greensboro yes
terday, as was expected. He Will almost
certainly be on hand this morning.
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NAVAL STORES.

WIIMINaIpNa N. c., Jan. 2-spIRslTs
II Casks Rosin-Firn at. q, 90 BID; receipts, 40
tarrelh. Tar-Fir mat $lS0; receipts l7e bar
Nls. Crude Turpentine-Firm At Ss.so14,5v; re-
SAVANNAH, GA. Jan, :.--TuRrnN II sao
casks shipments, 1877 casks, Ros,n--F1rm;
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK, Jan. a--The dry goods market
to-day had not recovered from the effect Of the
holidays and nothing OF Importance was done
to start the New Year Prices were frm and
unchanged,
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NkMHMK5itolk&WsstaIn
November %. 1906.

Liza, :. A.ASAAAAOASN-NAILY.
$500 a. 4a.--ANSk-e OA>rA LAail ED. Arriyes
Norfolk li:1 a. al; o.ovs on.s at Petersburg.
4, avery Nld Sunolk.
s:oa 4. M-sT. LOUIS AND CHICAGO Tx
pREsS Parlor Car. Broiler Service, p.ters-
burg to Lynchburs. and Roanoke. Pullman
sletuer Roanoke to Columbus. blued.id TO Gin
cinnati; also Roanoke 10 Knoxville, and KnoY-
Vile u Memphis. Cafe Dining Car. ROANOKE to
1a:iS p M.--RoANoKE EXPRESS 20,
Earniyille. Lynchburg and Roanoke. ef
400 p M.--ocEAN SHORE LIMITED. Ar.
riyas Norfolk $50 p. Nj. stops only at Peters
buzz, Wayer,s and Sunok. Connects With
IsaIf,.n,,lc and Washington. s'
7:M p. M.-For Norfolk and all stations east
o. az! ps'g p. ao M.sNEw ORLEANS SHORT LIME
Pullman Sleepers Richmond to Lynchburr ana
Roanoke, Petersburg to Bristol. Lynchbura Ia
Chattanooga. Memphis and New Orlear : Gao
s.a p. M.-wEsTERN EXPRESS pullman
Sleeper Richmond and Petersburg to Earl
Radford. and Roanoke to Chicago. Cato Dinins
Car.
p. NJ. and o:ls p. NJ. from Norfolk 1l:40 A. IL.
and $3.50 p NJ
w q. REvTLL. c. H. BC9IUY,
Gen'L Pass AIT Dist. Pass Ast.
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET
BALTIMORE. MD, Jan. o-seaboard Air
Line common, not quoted. sSeaboard Air Line
prferred, IS asked
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RAILROADS.
M "a fredericksburg q
aEzn<suuvv,snuu.s.u-r,u--.. Potomac n. r.

ID g. p taiepmond,
szzsss..,s,snusus..ru...u Potomac n. n.
Trains Leave MISUNDERSTANDING.
s'.o A. M.-Daly--Byrd st. Through
sS 4. M. Iiy--slain 81. Throush.
20 e G.; mMWeek Days-Elba Ashland 40.
$50 4. M.-Daily--Byrd 81. Through. Local
ia: SS n noon Week pays-pyrd St Through.
400 Z. M.--week Daya--Byrd st. Fredericks.
purg Accommodation. Ig 49, y
e;So e e, M,nWesk Days-EiSa Ashland An.
$50 r M.---Daliy-Byrd st. ~hropsh.
rains Arrive Observation-Disclosures.
$40 A. Week Days--Elba. Ashland Ac-
$3.50 M.-wcek pays-Byrd st. Frcderieks.
burg Accommodation
SO. a. NJ .-Daiiy--Byrd st. Through.
LOO q. M;,s s,, Days-Byrd ST. Through.
81! ?. M-paiy- .iain St Through.
eAS r M.-Week Days--Eiba. Ashland Ae.
s ss MbPsiIybByra St 81 rhTFG9ggs
Stops. - ~
800 ?. M.--Daily--Mnin ST Through
NOTE-Pullman Sleeping or Parlor Cars on
all above trains. except trains arriving Rich
mond llt5o A. NJ. week days. and local Accom-
modations.
Time Of arrivals and departures ind connec.
lions not guaranteed
". b. DUKE. c. ". cuLp w. p. TAYLOR
dene'l. Manr.. Ass't Gen'i Mani. rraf Man
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PIrrspuRG. Pa, Jan. :-GATT1 Z .oss, III
sh,; m e ,s n steady choes sbt
ket active. Prime heavias, mediums. workers.
snd piss rSgsShs YSo shsSsp
!s 5s9s oo son,an sasS sss g 81 spring lambs
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CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
{6ales at Union Stock Yasds)

Richmond. Va. Jan 2. 1905.
Best steers. 4na6c.; lo, OF extra steers
brought shc.; medium TO good. ah44ke-: COM
mon to fair. 3Isiic.; best heifers 3xQp41tc !;
common TO falr. eK63Ao.; best cows, 3N1akc.;
common to fair. 29ac. oil poor cows. ih8l&o.;
bulls. 2,tg3c.; veal calves 59Sne.; fresh cows
lMoSc. fair to good. 3h1iHc-; common. 10
Sc; best lambs, 81. &c. common. 415c: bucks.
Soc: best hogs. 6h0s.scc,: common to fair
Prospects good for all kind. of stock for
next week
CHICAGO. Jan. Receipts. 1000
head la 1 Market steasy e e. sSss'
ealevs, ss.50Y756:. Hoss-ReeeIpts. 2s,oo9 head;
m ssssSy f q e heayy
hheep-Receipta i5.6 head Market steady
to strong saeep, stfso9; lambs. s7I7.H.
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Cash quotations were A. follows: Flour
Rull and .ss Easy No. sPrinE wheat No 4a saSn
1 &C.; No yellow. &c. "a. oats axe:
No, 2 white. saAaagc, No. 8 white, .ylsas.c
Ne. rye, ssc. Coed feeding barley, az aase; ;
81 10; No. northwestern Si.6. Mess pork,
pc. barrel sls 4sai3-59; lard, per 100 pounds
clear sides boxed, H.ogLn. Whisky. basis
OF high wines. tl.so. Clover contract grade
sale daries. iTaa-c. Cheese-Slow at iii, y
&c. Egss-Steady at mark CAGES included. $50
&c: nrsts. 22c.; prime 1rsts. &C.; extids, 27c
UNCHANGED. Wheat-Duil; spot, contract. SAC
Sc: seo. No. I'd Western ssaa ,s,,s;s
corn. tAQtsAc. oats---steady: No. mixed.
ssit da7c.. Rye-Quiet: No. western. 49,
Hutter-trfn and unchanged; fancy Imitation.
.iI2ilsc.; creamery. 2d1eShc. .Eggs-Easy at
asc. Cheese-Firm and unchanged. Sugar
Strong and unchanged.
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!, cINcINNAgl. g.. Jan. \. AL g! 9Gs-stsady'
81. 4oa6. s.. Cattle--auist. Fair TO good ship
pers, Si,25846; common, $2G266. Sheep
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UNITED COPPER COMPANY

The United Copper Company. having set
aside out of the net earnings for the year
ment OF, the regular dividend on thu preferred
stock during the year 1906 70 per cent. amount
Ing to 500. 0o0}. has declared u regular quar-
terly dividend OF III per cent. on It's common
stock. and an extra dividend OF Ia per cent,
payable January 3ist 1906 to stockholders OF
record January sth, 1915. -
Transfer hooks close January sth, 1906. at 3
o'clock =, NJ. and reopen February LIST. 1908,
= +. AUGUsfus HEINzE. President
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATION

Chicago, n. I. and Pac, r. r. col. os.... 50
G.. c., 6. and st. Louis gen. 4s..........: 1928
Colorado Industrial o. series A.......... lsZs
Colorado Industrial 6s series B............ TX
Colorado Midland ~ lex. inO.............. !s.t
Colorado and Southern Neutrality-suspicious.. s3a
Cuba NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1oTs
and sS G5snds = lex int Old M
Erie prior lien Is tex Observation-Disclosures. ssh
Erie General Is Tex. int.) .,............... Slts
Hooking Valley 4hs Tex, int).,.......... l99.k
Japan 6s I'd observation-disclosures. Ssas
Japan 4trs. Observation-Disclosures. 9?S
Japan SIS certificates. ID series. ........,.. o.
LOUISVILLE and Nash. Un.ned Is Tex. int l03k
Manhattan consol gold ~ (ofrered) ......... lo3A
Msxisan Central Central = Eek int)......" sh
MINI and 81. Louis IS torered). ........ 81
Missouri. Kansas and Texas H.............. 19oii
Matonal e 4. Of Mexiso ss con is... g.
New York Central gen. sss Tex. int)..... 3sts
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New Jersey Central gen. 6s (ex. int.).... 1914
Northern Pacific rs lex. int).............. lc4is
Ssrlsk and nrf Ms.,ssa con ,S ~
oregon short Line refunding 4s............ So
RRs saasss asast sSn !. q: I$i
s ND a2s lI Saas asfs'a Il sSn s lss
st. Louis southwestern con. ss.,..,....... 81
Seaboard Air Line Observation-Disclosures. 10
Southern Pacific Observation-Disclosures. 81
Southern Pac. LIST As certificates lex Int). Is
southern Railway IS lex. int)........... IFS
Texas and Pacific lists ,..................... 1888.
Toledo. st. l.. and Western is............ S2G
Union Pacific "a Tex, int.)................ 1864
Union pacihc cony. is.................,.... ASK
United states steel "a tS.................... 81
wabash lists. ll6is
M sss R &d. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sss...... S
Mseolns and Lake Erie ts,.:.,............. BIZ
NJ. and o. Collateral Trust 4s............. ~
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-11-08
a Few Correctic.s.

a few things picked up from q child's
schoolboolS: Never say. Il don't think
it will rain" What you mean is. II do
think it will not rain" "All over the
world" is bad; say cover all the worll."
THE reason why" is not only Incorrect.
but doesn't sound as We'll as The rea
son that" In the King james version
Of the Bible, quoted by some aUthori-
ties as Il standard OF pure English, one
may find the following, which occurs
in Isaiah xXXvii, SO: Then the angel of
the Lord went forth ana smote in tie
camp of the .Assyrians Il hundred and
fourscore and five thousand, and When
they arose early in the morning. he
hold they were all dead corllses." In
other words, the corpses arose early in
the morning and found themselves
dead. Don't say "a man fell of the
dock" A man might fall into Il dock,
but to say that he fell off i, dock is no
better than to say he fell Off a hole.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-11-08
A Curious Tomb.

The most curious tomb in England is
that of Lady Anne Grimston, daughter
of the Earl of Thanet, who died nearly
two centuries ago and was buried in
Tewin churchyard. Upon her deathbed
she disregarded the efforts of those
who sought to administer spiritual
comfort. An atheist she had lived. an
atheist she would die. ut is as likely
that should rise again from the dead,''
she said, 'as that Il tree should grow
out of the middle Of my coffin" A
tree has grown out of the middle of her
coffin-an oakland by it's side a syca-
more. The vault is square, of brick
and granite. The two trees first filled
the interior before they could find Il
way out. When they did burst through
the masonry they SO spread as COM
pletely to envelop the grave.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-11-08
The Crested Rat.

The crested rat of East Africa is re-
markable, first because Of the great
length of the black and white hairs
down the ridge of the back, which are
rendered the more conspicuous because
the hairs along the sides of the body
are SO short and so differently colored,
being brownish gray and looking for
all the World as If some one had taken
pair Of scissors and maliciously shorn
off the decorative hair, leaving only a
dull underfur. Secondly, ii. is remark
able because the skull has roofing of
bones exactly resembling that of some
turtles, while, furthermore, this roof
has granulated appearance recalling
that presented by the skulls of certain
fishes. In its habits it appears to be
arboreal while from the structure of its
teeth it would appear to be at least
partly insectivorous.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-11-08
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