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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-26
.R0NI WANTS TO FIGHT
PROPRIETOR MARTIN CAFE
Martins Offer of $4,000 to the
Count de Castellane as Head
Waiter Resented.

NEW YORK, November 25.-Mr Mar
tin, proprietor OF the cafe Martin here.
has received the following cable caal-
lenge from Paris 10 a duel.
Ny friend, Count de Cubsae. will call
upon you TO demand reparation with
arms for your insult.
CASTELLANE.
Il refers 20 Mr. Martins recent cable
gram 10 Count Boni de Castellane. offer
ing the divorced husband OF Anna Gould
$4,000 a year 20 act head waiter, now
that his income Is cut or.
Mr. Martin says he is not sure whether
some ono is trying to scare him with a
Joke or Count Boni is really challenging
him 70 a duel. Boni is the best duelist
with the sword in all France
Il never heard OF Count de Cubsae. %
said Mr. Martin, but n he wishes 20 see
me for any reason shall receive him il
IS possible that somebody in Paris sent
this cable as a JOKE"
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SELLS HER CHILD
TO PAY HER BOARD
Remarkable Case Of Poverty and
Helplessness Comes to Light
In New Jersey.

EASSAIC. y. j.. November 25.-Mrs
Maria Mucsiua. Of this city, has signed
papers releasing her three-year-old child
Co Mr.. and Mrs.. william Bacher, as COM
ps nsation 70 Mrs. Anna witch for an
s. board bii
Mrs Mucslna was married ~ Hungary
and soon was deserted by her husband.
who was thought 20 have come 20 Passaic.
She moved here. and soon after the child
was born. While incapactated she lived
with Airs. Anna Witch. becoming inGebt-
ell 10 her.
Although she strove TO wipe out the bill.
Mrs Mucsina was unsuccessful and final
ly gave Up. leaving her child with Mrs.
Witch AS Payment Mr.. and Mrs Bacher
sa " the child and took a liking to &.
They wanted to adopt the little one, but
Mrs. Mucsina said that before doing so
t.ev must satisfy her debt to Mrs Wutch.
This. the Bachers could not do because
OF poverty About this time Mrs. Wutch
obtained living apartments in Garfield. n
Passaic suburb She proposed that Bacher
a small coal dealer. move her goods and
take the child as payment. thereby re-
lieving her Of considerable expense and
clearing the Mucsna woman of her in
dcbtcdness. The idea was adopted.
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ahfv because Canada, Russia, Roumanla
and tho Danubian have the call, as the
sfpplers Of this cereal Neither Is there
anv comforting demand Tor spot grain IN
New York.
ifr,derfone OF heaviness. due to larger
receipts Of hogs improbabiity Of stocks
further decreasing and the Likelihood That
with colder weather fat hogs will begin
20 come upon the market in ever-increas-
ine numbers Wcll-posted shippers saw
Germany has enough lard on hand TO
last until March. The domestic trade has
fallen of so sharply that prospects are
for an accumulation despite the immense
shipments the last three months by ma
nipulators ~ the big lard deals. The
feeder IS making the most Of his opportu-
nifty while hogs are high and corn is
low. but II seems inevitable the respective
values must get nearer together
JOHN II. TODD.
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BY request OF ". T. Hancock. Esq. ".
shall sen. BY public auction. on the prem
tses. on
MONDAY NOVEMBER 18Th. 1906
AT 1 O'CLOCK p. n.
his well-known and highly vaiuablo fac.
tory, on the east side OF Twentv-sacond
street. between Main and Franklin
streets. being most capaciOus. well-c0n-
structed and th0rOughly substantial part
four-story and part three story brick
building. fronting about 100 feet on Twen-
ty-secOnd street. with ample depth the
ground comprising nearly Il 90 square
feet and tho buildings about 40. 900 square
feet floor space. having large yard and
shed. three good elevators, water and
gas piping etc, the entire premises be-
ing in good rider.
This property while especially and ad-
mirably adapted 70 the manufactures and
handling N tobacco. is we'll suited In
size, capacity construction and location
for any warehouse or light mauufac tur-
ing purpose. and possession will be given
tho purchaser at once.
Parties Interested may see tho property
at any time upon application 20 the auc-
ti0neers
TERMs-One-third cash: balance on
long credit y desired. or all cash. az op-
ton OF purchaser.
J p. ELAN & COMPANY.
Auctioneera
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Geo. ". Mayo. Auotioneer.
Court Sale.

In accordance with the direction Of the
United States Court for the Eastern Dis
trict OF Virginia. by It's order entered or
the 18TH day OF November. 1905 "a the
matter OF John Pryor. Jr.. bankrupt, IN
bankruptcy. 7 will. on
MONDAY. NOVEMBER IS. 1905.
commencing at 1880 o'clock A. NJ. on
the premises No. l-27 West Moore street.
Richmond Va, sell a. public auction the
Stock Goods and Fixtures Of said bank
rupt now in said store. No. 1927 West
Moore Street. consisting Of Groceries.
Canned Goods. Tobacco. Barrel Goods.
Candies. Cakes. Crackers. Flour. Soaps.
Soapine. etc. etc, Showcases. two ITp-
right Butchers Refrigerators. Scales.
Butchers Tools and other fixtures, etc
TERMS. Cash
r. r FLORANCE. Receiver. etc
Geo. W Mayo. Auctioneer.
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Guides Who Use Arsenic.

Horses and mountaineers," said A
chemist. Consume arsenic as a college
boy consumes Egyptian cigarettes. No
particularly evil results. so far as can
make out follow
During the Alpine season big consign-
ments Of arsenic so out regularly to the
swiss guides These men claim that Il
lump OF the drug. allowed 70 dissolve
gradually IN the mouth. helps one I'd a
stt{ grade as rope would do.
pinch OF arsenic Is occasionally
sprinkled over horses oats. or z piece the
size Of pea is fastened 10 their bits The
stuff puts fire and so into the animals. II
rounds them out il makes their coats
glossy.
But no one should take 20 arsenic
No one should takr to any stimulant
We arc better on without such things
New Orleans Times Democrat
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SETTLES CFLRICHS CASE.
Ccmprornise with Wife Permits
Probate Of the Will.

NEW YORK. N0Vembcr 2o.-Mrs- The
reese Alice Oelrichs has agreed 10 with
draw objections 10 the probate OF the
will Of her husband Hermann Oelrichs.
who died on September lst. while coming
home on the Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse.
In consideration 81 this waiver Of her
opposition she will receive from the ex-
ccutor Charles NT Oelrichs, brother Of
Hermann. 100 bonds or the South Pa
cihc Coast Railway Company. par value
8 900.
The son az Hermann Oelrichs known
as Hermann Oelrichs. Jr, and only fif-
teen years old. has also. through his
legal guardian. paul l. Herman, waived
his objections TO the probating Of the will.
and he will become the possessor Of the
9I5-acre "Cygnus" ranch. Solano county.
Cal. valued 10 $50 o0o which was one OF
Hermann Oe.richs's ret possessions.
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Troubles Of a Farmer.

George AIDE awoke from troubled slun1-
her on his Indiana farm. Calling his
valet. he said. ''Willyum, have the cows
been exercised this morning.
Yes. sir"
"Did you order my foreman 70 have
the pigs washed?
Yes. sir"
Very well. Telephone to town for some
more fresh eggs and country butter. and
send my secretary here. wish 10 an
nounce to the newspapers that the re-
port Of my engagement to Miss Triple
de We're. Of the Shutdown nyirlesGge~s. ia
inequivocaliy falso."-Birmingham Age
Herald.
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MARK TWAIN BEARS UP.
Sorry for Library Officials Who
Were Shocked at Ewes Disrv."

Twain was surprised but not displeased,
to-day when told that his book. "El,-e's
Diary" had been tabooed by the public
library authorities az Worcester, Mass.
He said. however I'm not worrying
I'm happy ] hope they can get along
MS well without the hook as can bear
their refusing Il. 7 shall do nothing
about it."
Dispatches from Worcester stated that
Ewes Diary" was barred yesterday from
the Charlton Free Public Library. because
woman attendant and a trustee were
shocked at the pictures
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POPE TO RECEIVE KING.
No Return Visit, However, VIII
Be Made TO Grecian Monarch.

ROME NovemWpr 9Th newspa nsr
correspondents are informed that the
Pope has consented 20 receive king
George Of Greece. now visiting Rome as
the guest Of King Victor Emmanuel. on
the condition that he be accompanied TO
the Greek Legation by the Archbishop Of
Athens, and shall dispense with return
visit to the legation by Cardinal Merry
del Val the Papal secretary OF state. in
the Pope's name.
This last condition is exacted as the
rule is strictly enforced that cardinals
shall not enter the residences OF diploma Is
who are accredited 10 italy. The 19ops's
conditions We're submitted to King George.
who accepted them. and he will be re-
ceived by the Pope tomorrow afternoon.
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PROposAI.s - Il

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received
a. office 81 Superintendent Post Fund.
southern Branch n p. j. y. S. VA
NJ. December %. 1905 and then opened
for material and labor for removing old
wood, furnishing and erecting new Tag
starr GOO IT,, metall ar Southern Branch,
n II. j. v. s.. in accordance with ORA W.
Ing IA. Quartermaster Generals De-
nartment instructions and specifications.
copies Of which. with blank proposals.
and other Information may De- had upon
application 20 Frank Z. skinner. Super
intendent Post Fund.
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Auction Sales, Future DAYS.
~ (. l.. * II L. Denoon and Sutton &.
Company. Auctloneera-


BY c. L. < II L. Denoon and sutton &
Company. Auctioneers.
COMMISSIONERS SALE By PUBLIC
AUCTION OF THE
VALUABLE AND ATTRACTIVE IN
NESrMENT PROPERTY. CONSIST
M OF FOUR BRICK STORES
AND DWELLINGS AND SIX
FRAMED HOUSES. ON BROOK
AVENUE AND DUVAL. STREET.
AND NUMBERED sis. $50. SO Goa
90 l-2, 6e6. 100 AND 70a BROOK
AVENUE. AND NOS. sol AND B0s
WEST DUNAL STREET. AND THE
VACANT LOT rs THE REAR
~ virtue OF decree OF the Law and
EQUITY Court. entered November -. 1906
N The suit OF Mary Elizabeth Heexe's
guardian et ais, plaintiffs. vs.. Joseph H.
heeke et ais. defendants. ana Louise
- Heeke. plaintiff, Us. Joseph IT, Heeke
e. as. defendants. the undersigned CONE
Hlssloners therein appointed viii sell By
p'O TUE Essay No 17s dPysFnseS. 3se
commencing at o'clock Z. NJ. the prop
erty above described. being the attractive
stores Nos 40 and ZOE Brook Avenue.
side OF Brook Avenue and running back
along the north line OF Duval Street 50
ieet 8 inches. also. the stores and dwell
ing at the southwest corner OF Brook
Avenue and Duval Street. numbered CPS.
~ IL and 81, and the two frame tene-
ments II rear, numbered 50f and SO West
Duval street. and the frame tenements
Nos. CTS. go and 622 Brook Avenue. with
the large vacant lot IN rear of said tene-
ments; all OF said property - be sold
according 70 a plat OF survey mada by
r. Crawford Redd * Bro. Surveyors.
Walch may be seen At the oflca OF the
auclonecrs, and win be exhibited AZ sale
All OF the above property is occupied by
OLD tenants al handsome rental and
vii make hrst-class investment
TERMS-One-half of the purchase
money 10 be paid In cash and the balance
II Two equal instruments at s and %
months, evidenced by negotiable notes.
with interest added. and title 10 be re-
tanned until All tine purchase money Is
PAID and a conveyance ordered by the
court. or All cash, al the option OF pur-
court.
ALFRED z COHEN.
WILLIAM a. MONCURE
Special Commissioners.
c l. & II l. Denoon
Sutton & Co. Auctioneers
IN THE LAW AND EQUITY COURT
OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND:
nary Elizabeth Heeke's guardian. &c
- plaintiffs.
Jos H. Heeke and als........ Defendants.
/, p. p. Winston. clerk Of said court
certify that the bond required OF the spe-
ciai commissioners by the decree in said
cause Of November II. 1906. has been duly
,, Given under my hand. this 18th day OF
P. 2. WINSTON. Clerk.
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Seated Prorogals.

NOTICE.-THE BOARD OF
supervisors Of the county Of Greeaesville.
Nirg MIA. will. on the nth DAY OF DE
CEMBER, 1905, az 10 o'clock A. NJ. re-
ceive sealed bids FOR the construction ~
an iron trestle $50 feet long. sam, 10 he
located Just beyond the County Bridge
IN the town Of EmDoria. Specifications
or hle In County Clerks Office. Emporia.
Va. Right reserved TO reject any or all
bids
BY order Board OF Supervisors. Greenes-
vile county. Va.
Teste. r. PEYTON TURNER.
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Railroads.
r. F. ca P. ss.:s s:..:s:s.:s .

r. F. ca P. ss s:s:.,:s:so:s
Trains Leave acknowledgements.
So A. M-Daly-siaia s.. Thrours.
''S' a A-"ees Leys-Ei0a Asaiand A.
80 a M-Daily-Byr3 81. Through Local
I - as-,a-week L.ys-Byrd 81 - rourn.
wv 4 A-Meck Dave Byrd >. Erera-tcE1
- purE 20 ~n1od atfon.
n -LailF-Nl.n 80 Through.
e-o' M-Week Days-Eioa ash and &C
ND 'v-px-1 s. .rArourh.
Trains Arrive Richnond-southwarc
~" A. a-Week Days-Elbe Ash.and 40
80 4 M-wesk Days-Byrd p; Frsdsricss-
90 burg Accom- odatson-
q M-na iir-r s.-~A 81 -h-.r,~-
y % NJ " ook r1,yq-r,vrs s.. T7,rourh.
lnrai
zle ?. M-Dsily-Main 81. through
e,-I ~ ~ V..ek Days-Eioa- Asaiana Ae-
~ = n -n1iy-Byrf s. Through.
VIZ -Dai'v-Byrd 81. Through. Local
~, r. n -Daf'v-Nf7in 81 Through.
r-f' Imam Sieef ~ ~ Pa~'or Cars On
r,,-a 81. rafns evre-t trains arriving kich-
SooHo il % X week days. and iocai Accom-
eth - arrivals eni departures sna cornsc-
- nT-vr G " cTuP W p TAYLOR.
- - Pref Gen. supt rrsf. Mt
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Seaboard Air Line Railway.

soutrbound Trains Leave Richmond Daily
30 A. M-Local 20 Noriina. IA elsa. Char
irtfe "a rn'rgf0u
20 =. M.-ThrouEh Sieepers ana Coaches. At
lanta bir.n .ngnam. Savannah. Jackson-
vile and Florida pnints
10 % 4 " Through Coaches and Sieeners Sa-
vannah Jacks1nvilie Atlanta. Birrnlag-
ham and Memphis
No~+HHcu-4 T--f-s Arrive Rfcr-7ond Daily
ef A. NJ f55 e. NJ. $50 Z NJ
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Argentine Shipments.

ArEerffna r-t~r-e-4- .-..
lower thar .no.e 80 d. ,-..- '--
here was an ,,rs-,,,.. ~ ~, a., 49, 81
over the rnove-r.enr ~ 49,, 80. ,.-.''.'..
Statisfi~- sb).,,. 80.
The wear A~re--.-c sa,-..l..' '-'' .l s' ~
Fresated $500 90 aes,-is more sasn Tor the
lncres-.rs movement ~ "a ,'r,.i,',l'... e.e
Areert.n. taat 80 ,.s. . 49,. IL
Virtually made or.Cs.t .
IIvtrrool Lad r.-tis-0,, - ~,
r.. ran. -r-f H.. -..- 81. - ga.
districts o- tt.. -,..ts '.--'e " o.. @'
,s -H-.''i '~-i- 4clu"-
,he le,.,r,..,-- ,-.4 ''.-' q"
.-.t-, -''''7 o4 inc
I'm
~ ---'-' ll4-es al nome,
..- 1..''-'' 4.-e4Pls t-at
r,..f--.- ''. NroN. NHlcas".
---'.'- ana eve" ~ Winnipeg.
"1a 20 report from Gay to DAY falling
'- ~ ''iii-iN 10 Win % year ago. The
''i-'a' so testimony 20 these points in
FAVOR OF supply ot Wnca- none too
large has been a strong bun asset Il
IS condition against which the bears
have thrown tcir arsumcrts diplomacy.
wits and Influence En- vain II is adj
mitted on all hands now thnt am alleged
shortage 81 cars for moving whea. b
not an adequate explanation. nor is th,.
supposed alsinclinaton Of farmers a.
sell wheat Al rreseut rrscas % s..tf-fa cfo..,,
motif Opinion IS strengthening thar
there will be some revision of f.,ures on
produetion. and that that revision viii
partment gives out lis anal aslres the
middle Of next month.
Dettcr Jour Trace.
Better -four trade WAS renor,od f-o,,
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THE STOCK MARKET OF THE WEEK
C-'rom the New York Evening Post OF Saturday.
STOCK EXCHANGE TRANSACTIONS.
THE STOCK MARKET OF TIE WEEK.
Railway and MlseeUaneous Shares.

The following table shows the week. highest
audo
- A L - 81
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Lack Of Go"

Likewise there is lack Of go i'm the
market for oats. Prices do not suffer
from the commercial inertia, but the
snap IS all out of the trade. Foreign
demand for our oats Is lacking. rresum-
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By virtue OF a certain deed OF trust.
dated May 2nd, 1894, and recorded ia the
Richmond Chancery Court clerks ofrice
n D. r. $50 a. page 90. default having
been made In the payment OF "A portfo7 OF
tire debt secured thereby. and having been
required by the beneficiary therein so 20
do, l, The undersigned Trustee. will on
MONDAY, Sd DECEMBER 1905.
az 4.5o O'Clock z. NJ on the premises.
proceed TO sell at public auction the prop
erty conveyed therein. viz: All that piece
or parcel OF land. with all improvements
thereon. beginning at the intersection or
the east side OF Seventeenth street with
the south side o. Wsshir EtCa street.
thence extending southwardlv along the
said east side OF Seventeenth street, and
fronting thereon forty-three tf) feet
and extending back eastwardly from said
front between parallel lines and along
the said east side OF Washington Street
one hundred 900 feet. more or less
This is q valuable business stand and
being a corner makes 81 very deslra BILE.
the present occupant having been there
for a number OF years
TERMS, All cash, except the amounts
10 become due under the deed. viz. one
principal note for g.. 40 20 become due
May End. 1909. and ten Ci0) interest notes
for 81. 70 each. 20 become due every three
months, the first one 20 become 1ue Feb
ruary End. 1907 which amounts are TO be
secured by a deed OF trust on the prop
erty.
3. c. WHERRY. Trustee
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Excursion to Norfolk
Thanksgiving Day
Thursday, November 29th.
$50 ROUND TRIP,
Via Norfolk and Western Railway.
Virginia VS.. Carlisle.

Special fast train OF vestibuled coaches
will leave Byrd Street Station. Richmond.
30 A. NJ, Returning. leave Norfolk
7:15 =. NJ.
c. II BOSLEY.
District Passenger Agent.
EXCURSION TO MEHlc } CITY, MEX
ICO, VIA SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
on November 22d TO 2sth. 1906. lnclu-
sive. the Southern Railway will sell
special tickets from all points 70 Mexico
City and return at greatly reduced rates.
return limit so days. stop-over privi-
leges. Round trip rate from Richmond
$6S15: correspondingiy low rates from
other points Communicate with passen-
ger and ticket Offices Nos. 800 and Si9
East Main Street. Richmond. Va. for fur
Their information.
c. W. WEsTBURY. d. r. A.
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FOR NEW YORK

Via NlgAt Line steamers except saturday,
snip Glowing day a p " also .Norfois
enc " ssSsf" -.t' az a. a NJ ana 7, sno
? N. max ing connection daily Except sun
davo ~ Norfolk wlfh Main Tine ghlns SAILING
At 7 p. NJ Tickets 80 e Main street. RieA-
M 'nd Trance 80 sTa = Main Street re
JEFFERSON Murphy's Hotsl
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BY II A. McCurdy.
Real Estate Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE
nH

TRtSTEES SALE
OF
A TRACT OF LAND OF "a is ACRES.
WITH GOOD IMPROVEMENTS.
FRONTING on BROOK ROAD
AND ADJOINING LAX ESIDE PARK.
AND IMMEDIATELY on THE
RICHMOND AND CHEsAPEAKE
BAY RAILROAD.
In execution Of the provisions OF two
certain deeds Of trust from Alfred Llntz
10 the undersigned a. trustee. dated. re-
spectvely, 10th December 1876. and 9th
June. 1905. and reco rdei IN Henrico Cofn-
Y Court In D. p, IA s. page sos and n.
Is. lti 3, page -, respectively. and being
required so to do by the beneficiary there
under. I will ofter for sale. AZ public auc-
ton. upon the premises on
WEDNESDAY. THE 2STH DAY OE NO
VENEER. 1906. AT $50 O'CLOCK p NJ
abe above mentioned real estate which
owing 20 rs location and surroundings.
Its nearness 70 the CITY and IT'S access
thereto by two electric lines SHOULD COM
msnd the attention Of all those seeking
either a suburban home or an Investment
which will RAPIDLY enhance IN value
TERMS-Cash as 10 cost and expenses
paid for insurance, and sufficient 10 nav
on the balance due on bond secured under
first deed. amounting 10 $685. Sc. and sum
Client 20 pay or balance due on bond Sc
cured under second deed. amounting 10
$So9; balance In equal instalments az one
and two years. 10 be evidenced by nego-
table notes with interest added, and Sc
cured by trust deed
II. A. McCURDY. Trustee.
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.LITTLENESS IS
ITS Chief TRAIT
Wheat Market Reaches Climax Of
Inertia Which Has Charac-
terized It for Several Weeks.
SMALL RECEIPTS MAIN PROP
Prices at Home Held Up by Re
ports From Wheat Centres OF
Comparative Falling off.

CHICAGO. November 25.-For down
right listleasncss and inertia IN the wheat
market. the past week was the climax
G. the experience OF several weeks. There
was scarcely anything doing IN this mar
ket In "a speculative way. and at other
contres came the same story. Commits
sion men are complaining bitterly OF lack
OF business. Nothing happened 20 stir
the pulses ~ the trade aud tie immediate
future looks barren OF Sensational
features.
There was nothing important in the
news OF the week that has not been
played upon iu variations many times
during the last two months. Neither the
plu nor the bear could find q substantial
new basis on which O. hang even tho
Eembl4nce OF "campalgr
There was present ln the market al
Tho time, however. tie boEy 81 December
o. creations After the December specu-
laiive clouds are all cleared away the sit
Natlon Viii be az least clearer 10 the
II ado Faraway May wiu then De tie
only thing 70 bother about. Actual De
ccmher liquidation and stili more Boz pros.
poet oampcned any enthusiasm which the
la4ls might have shown JOB the face Of
commercial conditions the world over.
Mess Some very important foreign news
develops. II is not likely that the spe-ula-
i've trade viii take or much energy Until
mo December situation is DISPOSED Of
D. rently and definitely
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Railway.

=, - Rains LEAVE Prf-r0F0ND.
- rs - Following schedule dgures puhiishea
5.s a. intormat ION and are not guaranteed
90 - n Ifaflv-Lo~ai cor charlotte.
"a" = aiiv-1 limited Ruref Priilrnsa -
Atanta an Birmingham View Orleans.
Me-nn1iS Chattanooga ans al re SOUTH
1ron-~ c0qcf f7~ Chaea CITY Oxford
-, Aurnarn anf 'efFA
II ~ n-Ex acknowledgements Locai.
49, = ~ af1v-T '~1tfe Pullman raadv So
p n. for q the south
YORK PrvrP TTNT
'"~ M-Except sunday-no fs-Batimors
z.l6 M-Exeept sunsay-No io-Local 70
10 West Point
as A 5Except sund,y-No. 7t-Loosi -
10 p from AL ths s1ueA.
$50 - -r,-on Charlotte Paie'rh. Durhana-
-. ,hare CITY and vocal stations
y From Ka~rvfffa erf zeal ctRffrn9.
~" y No l5-From Bsitiu1ors and Weot
o'S " No .: s.fS . VI ". 3-rro1
vest Point and Toc-i gtat.-saL
M NF-7-rrr-pv -
~ - 30 2. MAIN G. p'e--r0~d vs.
n p SpV'T-FP 2 Y uARDwTCN-
Ger No p,rs Traf Mgr-s
WaaNfrrt@7. y c
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ChesaDeake a Ohio Railwav

Cincinnati, Indianapolis. St Louis. chIea-
90 Louisville. Nashville. Men1phla
2'i6 NJ and Il 90 r " daily
Wsstb0und Local Trains;
-, rs A NJ and SIS p NJ week daya
NEWPORT News Norfolk and old Point
300 A - and 100 p. " daily.
Local 9cr Newport News and Old Point
Us N and 800 p NJ daily
James River Line;
70 daily. 5.i5 p week days
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IS 30 A NJ. s3.s5 ?. N. ssT.l p N From
Est 30 IS " -l1.o .To0 p n.
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-26

Total sales for foe
bonds. were sl0.81 .OQ.