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The daily tribune., 1906-03-08
Land Officers Removed.

Washington. March 8-President
Roosevelt today removed from Office
John B. OliphAnt. registrar. ]. A.
Trotter, recorder and X. ]. Hatman.
clerk in the land Office At LovelAud.
Okla for Irregularities In the CON
duct of the Office business. The presi.
dent then appointed George B Roberts
- registrar. This appointment
10 only temporary and will be re-
considered In April.
The daily tribune., 1906-03-08
Elks Plan State Body.

Harrisburg. Penn, March 8-Mem-
bers Of the Benevolent and Protective
Order Of Elk. in Pennsy lvapiA, to the
plumber Of nearly 200. met In this city
today aud took the initial steps for
the organization Of q state body. Sew.
eral Of the national officers Of the
order we're IN attendance.
The daily tribune., 1906-03-08

II UANDIDATES-Elsven candi.
dates we're introduced into the order
Of the Modern Woodmen Of America
in this city last night and ten more
applications we're received. This
lodge now has two hundred memb bers
and She organizers In the district are
working 10 bring the mem bership up
to more than 800 by the end Of the
present wear. There 10 another big
bunch Of candidates and another big
bunch OF applications for next meet
ing A committee Of three WAS ap.
pointed ~ = refreshment COMMITTEES
and all the members will be oalled
upon alphabetically TO do their part
In furnishing the viAnds. Hereafter
shis will bs . feature Of The M. w.
The daily tribune., 1906-03-08
GLASS FRoNT-A sla.s front i

GLASS FRONT-A glaas front IL
being put In II. r. Lutes' real estate
office. Tho plate glass takes up the
space formerly occupied by the
front door and west window, and
the doorway that WAS In the middle
Of the front will b moved over II
ths space occupied by the east win
dow. which will bs removed. Mr..
Lutss will have ~ nice An once n
asy real ss4ats maa In town.
The daily tribune., 1906-03-08

The Lady MAocabees will serve oys.
ters Friday March 9th from . TO p.
m. st she home Of Mrs Weeks. West
Fifth street. All Maocabess and
their families srs invited. Only ibc
osrts.
The daily tribune., 1906-03-08
Dismissed for Grating. /.

st. Louis. March s-Two sergeants
and eight pat trolmen were suspended
from the police department by Acting
Chief of Police Gilestine today.
They are accused Of grating and that
charge will be formally made against
them before the police board.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-06

MONEY AND EcHANGE: CLOSE,
Money on call strong and higher; high.
est, 20 per cent: lowest. 5: ruling rate. 1eg
-: last loan. %: closing bid and offer
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-06

D Total sales OF stocks to-day were 7a4ito
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-06
GIVES
NEGATIVE REPLY.
Will Not Consider the PROPOSE
ton Of Mechanics Asso-
ciasion.
a MERCHANT ASSIGNS AS 'II';
Thomas j. Jeffress Surrenders
Hardware Stock Without
Preference.
ASSIGNS.
MERCHANT

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
PETERSBURG. VA, April 5.--A letter
from Mr.. Andrew carnegie's private sec
rotary has been received in reply to the
Petersburg Benevolent Mechanics Assoc
ciatlon's proposition, through Mr.. James
NJ. Quicke, NSr..nthat Mr.. Carnegie give a
tlreproof building for q; Petersburg public
library. to be equipped and maintained
by the associat ton.
The secretary states that Mr.. Carnegie
Is not interested in Libraries OF assooia-
tons His work only includes the erec-.
ton Of free library buildings for COM
munities which nre to maintain same from
the proceeds Of a tax levied for the
purpose. He believes In the community
taking Its full share by taxation.
The. Mechanics Association offered to
give. IA very valuable library OF ten thou-
sand 1tolGmes.t e belonging to It, and con-
tanning many rare editions of works or
history and fiction. and an excellent coll
lection Of historical relics, the institution
to be maintained and extended by an
annual fund from the association. Tho.
public library question has never been
brought before the city government, and
at present there Is no Indication that 1t
viii be-
Thomas J. Jefferson, a prominent hard
ware merchants and manufacturer, has
made an assignment to Richard 3. DAVIS
trustee, for the benefit OF his creditors.
without priority. or;.,gpref ference. The
amount Of assets and liabilities Is not.
mentioned in the deed which conveys
all real and personal property, including
planning MILL machinery lumbar stock
in store, and bills, bonds, debts and
acceptances due, the trustee to take I'M
mediate possession. and continue busi-
ness for a. reasonable time, selling same
as soon as practicable in whole or IN
part. .o,,do,oa
DR.. John M. Peasants to-day rendered
TO Judge Mullen his resignation as 1us.ice
~ the peace for Fourth Ward, TO thke
effect at once. ~.
passed resolutions requesting me a''e =.
tors of the jamestown Exposluon "
clos0 the exposition on Sunday
Representative clergyn1en OF the ALL
saloon League will preach at the Memo
1ist churches in Petersburg next sunday
morn,nr and evening. Among the tenn
nernncc advocates will he Rev Dr., James
Cannon Rev. DR., r. II. Bennett, rev.
w West and Rev. r. j. Richardson. 5a
Miss Maria Blair, of Richmond, lee
tured on travels In Spain netovs t'e
Young Ladies' Literary Club TINS atter-
noon Mt the home of Captain ana Nirs'
N, r., Pattcson.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-06
NEW Yonk PRODUCE Market.

NEW YORK April 5,--FLouR-Ahout
steady. Rye rlour-Dull. Cornmeal-F!rm,
Rye-Nom!nal. Barley-Steady.
tlons, ssG5Ae. net lower. May. sshc.; July,
aern-Firm IS? .sSsso ELY Or opt ion.
tenn e Q, oats-F,rm; mixed ssass'sf;,
Bcef--Steady, Cut Meats-Steady. Lard
tSeady: refined. steady, Pork-Steady: TAI
low--Steady Turpentine-Flrm at es1dshc:
RIce--Frn,. Enthusiastically. Cofee-Spot
Rio, quiet; mild quiet Futures quiet, ne
unchanged to 5 points higher. sugar-Haw,
steady; fair refining, 3l-3eG3 l-l6c, centrlfugal
8 l7;a:ds a-l6o; molasses sugar, ls-lsc'; re-
Rutter-steady and unchanged cheese-Flrm
and unchanged. Eggs-Steadyi nearby, select,
ed, eoa2lc, western frs's, TO-; sou'herns. lhep
l7c,f E1 'l
Potatoes-Irregular; Southern, second crop.
per barrel, sl50G3,70i state and Western. per
bag, -. 2sd2.50 sweets, steady and unchangea;
Cabbage s--Flrm and unchanged. Freights ana
Peanuts-tluiet steady and unchanged. Cot
tonseed Oii-Flrm and higher on good buying
OF July. Prime crude. {. o, b. mills, 27isG?Sc.;
prime summer yellow, ansIa5c,; prime white.
$6Ism37i.c, prime winter yellow. 3615d 37hc.
CHICAGO, April 6,--Various reports, declarr-
ton, caused a general selling Of wheat e,
DAY and rcsulted In weak market. At the
close tho May delivery was down fSGNc Corn
was nc, higher, Oats showed loss OF 1sqhc.
Provisions We're bale1ac. lower,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-06
SERIES OF FOX HUNTS,
Chief Wallace, Of Fire Depart
ment, Resigns His Office
Especial to The Times plspa'

SALISBURY. N, c., April "A large
number OF Salisbury sportsmem t %sn' or "a
b betng Entertained BY Nj, VI Clay Grnhhh,
S il to ssTfs By 81 fSs cS Snssss of
fnves rurcilused for tho OCCASION, a
large large pack OF trained hounds have been
collected for. lhIy event. ~ eo,,sh,,,,,
chief J. Walblaee e OF aed l his o}tics
on oire aceepnt Of throat trouble, much to
he regret Of the whole town, The de-,
partment has not yet elected q CHIEF
Al the call OF Mayor A.. II. Boydel4,
chairman OF the Democratic executive
committee OF Rowan county, tha commit +,
order the primaries for the county. The
COMMITTEES Is unusually active and big
Democratic victory ia confidently expected
this year.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-06
COTTON GOES UP.
Party Of English spinners Arrive
in New Orleans.
(By Associated Press.)

NEW ORLEANS, April 5.:-The state
n1ent issued to-day by the English Spin
ners' Association that there was only on
hand In their tstpcks arsx weeks supply,
or 100000 bales, which included only
10000 bales American sent, the local
cotton market up tenfan eleven points
on the old crop months. The new crop
months were sent up FIVE and six points.
The party of Englishrspinners who have
been making tour offthe South, arrived
heretto-day, and after,visting the British
consul. appeared on the floor OF the
Cotton Exchange. The party will remain
long enough to get2 thorough knowledge
Of the local cottoni situation, and then
proceed to Texas. Among matters which
they.sare considering&are propositions to
purchase Southern slaiids on which to
raise cotton y for. Il British. spinners
Secretary Moores, said to-day that the
visitors had, reached no conclusions which
they were ready to give out. The results
of the trip will be embodied In an elabo-
rate report to be made to the guaranto ''1
of the tour.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-06
PERSONAL ENCOUNTER.
A City Editor and Member OF the
Police Force Hard At 1t.
Especial to Tho Times-Dlspatoho

CHARLOTET, N. G.. April b.-Mr T.
r. r. Rrynnt. city editor of the Observer,
and Mr., ], I, Blnkeley. a member OF the
Police, Fire and Health Commlssion; en-
gaged In a hand-to-hand fight on Norm
Tryon Street this morning. The fight
was preeipi.ated ny an article that ar p
peared in yesterdays Observer heaoeu
''The Germs Hold a Meeting" and an
other one that appeared this morning
headed "FIow II All Happened.
The article bore on local polt'cs' au,'
30 ther favored the officials mentioned,
mi plake1ey denounced them as untrue,
and Bryant promptly gave him the no, .
Blakeley is big man and weighs
nrobably seventy-nve pounds more man
Bryant but tho newspaper man was on
tor getting in serious work when citizens
stopped them. Both men were pao's
nunished.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-06
Reached Climax at End, Causing
Considerable Flurry in Clos
WI ing Dealings.
SPECULATION IS PARALY z
DAVIS Declines Restricted to
Moderate Proportions -Ncgo-
tiations for Gold. x
tBy Associated Press.)

NEW YORK, April 1.-THE stringency
In tho money market was unrtleved to-
dny, and indeed showed evidence OF ug-
gravatlon. The effect was TO pnyalyze
speculative activity In the stock market.
Of on imitation and a marking ZIP OF prices
ID an apparent, effort 10 revive specula-
tive Interest and keep prices moving W.
wards. Tho attempt was almost en-
tircly abandoned as, soon as the loan 1l1
operations for the day began. the sell Ell,
Ing pressure. however, was singuIar ~,
free from urgency and the en .t.G,a , on
explanation OF the Indifference to the
money rate reflected in the stock mar.
kct to-day that speculative holders are ar,
very active bidding which carries the call
loan rate up with feverish iluctutlions.5
To-day the rate reached 10 per. cent; sby
ana % r efofs the m s1s
situation. Rumors,. were current during
the early part Of the day. Of an engage.
ment of several million dollars go nao io or
progress, but no actual engagements we're
made during the stock exchange session:
Conditions all pointed to the success OF
these negotiations. however, The money
stringcncy here works to that end. The
reduction In the Bank OF England rate
and tho yielding OF the private discount
thracite miners In their demands and
the declaration OF an initial dividend on
the preferred stock Of the Missouri. KAN
sas and Texas COMPANY we're Of slight
of setting effect. The money situation i9 n
hurry in the closing dealings and Tie
days declines were restricted to moderate
proportions. 5r@
Bonds were heavy. Total sales. par
value. f2.5l5,OO.
United, States old As declined 1-s per
cent. and the new As IA per cent. on
call. H
Total sales OF stocks to-day were 7at,ico
shares.
MONEY AND ECHANGE CLOSE
Money on call strong and higher: high
est, 20 per cent: lowest. s: ruling rate. 1e4
u: last loan. 30: closing bid and Offer
ed. 20. fg
Time loans. hrm 60 days and 20 days,
6ll5 IL per cent: 6 months, 5.
Prime mercantile ne; paper, 5l-4ae II per
tual business In bankers bills. s4.s4s5d
4,so for demand, and at S,sc. 356,s 40 for
sxty-dny bills. Posted rates. s4.SaGl4.s3 1-2
and s4.ssG4:ss II; Commercial bills: s4.S2
can dollars, 80 "a cents. Tff
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-06
Cotton Acreage Outlook.

Especial to The Times pispa tch)
BALT1M ORE. April 5.-Sun narizing htteen
pages OF letters on the cotton acreage outlook
from several hundred bankers In North Caro-
lima. South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama Ten
Oklahoma md A'1ndan Territory. the States
practically embracing TIL. cotton belt of the
SOUTH the Manufacturers Record says TINS
week:
.'The replies Indicate a tendency toward
slight Increase In acreage for the cotton belt
Coming the decrease In 1905 from the acreage
OF 1904. and tendency 70 be restrained dd ny
steady advance in diversihcntlon Of crops. a
flrmer purpose than ever on the part of bank,
ers to stand together for the common good ana
''There Is a general purpose apparent al
along the limo for the bankers ana the Rro% "
policy OF cooperation which worked out 80
successfully during the past season This does es
not. OF course. imply less acreage as wnole
in 1905 than In 1905 although such reduction
il prom sad IN a number Of localtles.n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-06
COTTON MAREETA.

Z NEW YORK. April 6.-TradinG in cotton was
not any more active to-day. but prices were
generally higher, and tho close was a net
advance OF AS points Sales were estimated
at 90 bales II
Tho market opened firm at an advance OF
$40 points and soon showed a net gain OF 7l1l
points with May selling at ll.H. July ll.ls
the movement on the new crop and within 466
points OF the highest on tho old crop months.
Tho advance was due to higher cables, bull
ish private advices from Liverpool, reporting
q big trade demand, the large spot sales In
the English market and covering OF recent
sellers. But there was no sign full support
or OF a broadening outside demand, and as
soon as the demands OF smaller shorts had
been satisfied the market hesitated and sagged
OFT to within or points OF last nights
finals, This was followed BY a sesond rally n
and large exports. together with private re-
ports OF rains In the Memphis district. which
were not shown on the early map. The close
was quiet and steady and within 2 or 3 points
OF the best on the new crop months. The
strength OF the Liverpool market and reports
Of a big trade demand tended to offset the
bearish Influence on sentiment. which might
otherwise have been exerted by the statement
.abled from abroad that stocks OF cotton IN
we're $50 900 bales against 5000 bales Mt the
ZANE time last year. Southern spot markets
were unchanged to Nc higher,
Receipts ut the ports to-day were 6,9l2 bales
against 10, 25S last week and 81, s78 last year.
For the week 1OO, 900 bales against 0l, 1872 ln&
week and l94, 500 last year. To-days receipts at
New Orleans 4,4l6 bales against 8,70S last year,
ind at Houston 3, 4s3 bales against 1910 last
year. Hs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-06
kICHMOND GRAIN MARKET. =
Richmond. Va. April 5. 1906.
CATTLE MARKETS.
LIVE STOCK. MARKET
(Sales nj Union Stock Eards.1fS{

=
Report Of the '1 i've stock market tor the Week
ending April "a is as follows:
&C. hest arsers to ia!s a4sc best heiss
4&c.; fair 70 good dl4e. common s@ Ist, !:
, aSgse Su fhr sSs es,ss e
COWS COW: and calves sa5ooa45.co per head; hes,
70 Set 'a sh. sas saj eG
common to fair, 4a6isc.; best lambs 797i.c':
common to fair. 4sG6kc.
prospects good.
CHICAGO. April 6,--CATTLE--Reeeipts. !. go
Is. soae.oo; heters ss.7sa55o; bulls, se,soG+ Is;
calves stock < RS and %ao teeafy s1sy
medium to good, heavy, fs.aodS: 49,; butchers
weights FHSe e. sSGse sheep RsaTy
Reoeipts 1919 Read Market: Sheep steady
lambs dull Sheep. 81 5oa66o; yeariinss' $3.50
$40; lambs, =. 1850.
NEW YORK. April -BEEvEs-Recepts,,
Sse head. Nothing doing. Dressed beef 61S@
s fresh p arr! nN Prime vess $50 sheep and
1 hea az !, e9 Sea- western na'
nal. Hogs-Recetpts $50 head
P1TTsBuRG. Pa. April 5:-CATr,L rs p ).
ply Ea5 s5ee' HoKsNReeeipfs a
e slow Prme heaves MEDIUMS ana workers.
s4s rosshss ssoaso sheep.ssappiy tatr;
s {;5tafNs' veal, veal calves. ssboGs,75
e ;sSs4; ;sS Apr ss ssnmss
eers IL common, s.9Sa s.s ssse lo1
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-06
POE's GOOD LUCK.
Will Recover Small Fortune for
Cotton Burned.
Especial to Tho Times Dispatch,

~ NPpVCIHl 70 ] NU I'H1es-L1IsPH tCl1'J
+ WINSTON-SAIEM, n, c., April o.
John w. Poe. who received over 5000 from
the city OF Winston for the killing Of his
wife by the reservoir disaster In Novem-
Der, 1904, announced to-day that he ia
in receipt OF a message from Washington
advising him that the government has
recognized and decided to pay his claim
OF $4,000 for cotton destroyed In Guilford
county during the Civil War by Federal
troops
MI Poe says that several hundred bales
of cotton owned by him We're burned
by the Northern soldiers, He has de-
cided to let District Attorney Holton coll
lect his claim.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-06
ding uplsnds. ITO; middlln gulf. li.e5; sales
bnle . . T..

ding uplands, lilo; middlin guit. LIS sa1es'
1875 bales.
Cotton. quiet; middlng. 1l.7o net receipts,
44s bales; gross. 500 bales; sales. 1875 bales;
stock. = Isl. 1877 bales
Total to-day at al ports-Net RECEIPTS l6.s,s
the Continent. s.3il bales: stock. e5.ols bales,
Consolidated at all ports-Set receipts. sS.s5l
bales; export TO Great Britain. s5.76l bales:
to France l2450 bales; TO the Continent. O.o7
bales
Total since september LIST at all ports-.Set
receipts G.79o. 1N bales; export 70 Great brta!n.
IN. 435 bales: to Trance, .863 balcs 70 the
Continent, 1884, & bales: to Japan 9l,s3a
bales to Mexico. 2.7l4 bales
NEW ORLEANS April b.-CoTToS-spot
cotton active and Arm; sales 100 bales inciuo-
Ing go to arrive and 200 T. O. b. QUOTATIONS
advanced l-lec.: mddling, II 3-16c. Futures.
Influenced by improved conditions In the Liver Z
pool market and the estimate by the lnterna-
tIonal Mn<tef spnners Federations OF Nc
stocks held by spIners In Europe. opened ~
points up ON the near and points upon me
distant positions. Heavy buying orders ana
strong bull support caused further advance
OF a few points, but later In the session prices
eased OF 2 or 3 points. Tho trading was some
what active The market elosed is steady :, steady
Cotton futuers closed: April s1l.ls; May.
.2s:l June. lL39: July 1l.3s:. August, ll.le;
September. 1851: October, 1911: December. TO- 49,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-06
Shop Picnic.

81, q ls Special e The Times, plsSpatchl
shop picnic will be held this year at
Winston Salem, Instead or Daniille, ns
formerly announced The change is made
the main line OF the Southern and thu
consequent mpractcahility nc running the
special trains over that portion OF the
system
The occasion is an annual one with
the employees of the Southern at Spencer
and the attendance this year will he I'M
nrecedented
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-06
FIJI, DEMOCRATIC
State committee
Greensboro Has Been Selected
for Meeting Of Convention
July 3.
(By,5 Associated Press.)

RALEIGH n. O., April 6.--The Dem
ocratic State Executive Committee. with
United States Senator F. NJ. Simmons,
chairman, presiding. tonight selected
Greensboro and July Sd, as the place.
and time for the next Democratic State
convention.
Asheville came near winning, receiv-
Ing twenty nine votes to Greensboro's
thlrty-one.
The only officers to be nominated this
year are one member OF the Corporation
Commission and sixteen superior court
Judges. the latter to be selected first by
judicial conventions.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-06
Sunday School Officers.

(SpeclaI to- 7The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
CHARLOTTE,.i N. G.. April 6.-At the
session OF the North Carolina Sunday
School Convention to-day the following
officers were elected for the year: Tresi-
dent, T., S.: franklin Charlotle:., Vice
President Roy. 8, N, Rankin. Green's
Treasurer, George Allen, Raleigh: Secre-
tary OF Primary Department Miss Annie
Worth. Greensboro; Secretary Of Homo
Mrs mnhhard Worth
partmeat, j. z. Pegra m, Durham. The
convention adjourned Tonight
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-06
Z APPALACHIAN PARK.
Governor Glenn Announces Com.
mittee to Attend Meeting.

RALEIGH. N. c., April Ex-Governor
Glenn announced this afternoon the mem
hers Of tho committee from North Caro-
lima to attend tho conference at Wash
ington April 25th between the Congress
sional Committee, having IN hand the
Appalachian forestry preserve BILL and
delegates from the States Interested.
Tho committeeman are. Frank r.
Hewitt, Asheville; II. p. Fries, Winston-
Salem; D.'A. Tompklns, Charlotte; Hugh
Macrae, Wilmington; Il, s. Rollins. Ashe.
vllle Dr. Joseph n. Pratt, Chapel Hill
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-06
ST. PETERS HOSPITAL.
A Handsome Gift From Unknown
Lady in New York.
Especial to Tho Times Dispatch,

Especial to Tho -Dispatch)
4. CHARLOTTE, N. c.. April 5-A
wealthy New York lady. who does not
wish her name to be known, has sent
tho treasurer Of st. Peters Hospital q
check for $4,000, to be used OH the con-
tcmplated addition and improvements to
the Institution The money was unsoll-
cited
The gift represents one fourth OF the
estimnt ted cost of the improvements. The
committe expects to raise the balance
Of $500 with comparative ease and in q
short time.
The $4,000 addition will make st. Peters
ono OF the largest and best equipped
hospitals In the State
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-06
A Bugg in the Water,

]. W. Bugg, of Ceredo, was In town
last week and said that he wouldn't give
the property MI, Munday. sold In Ceredo
for all the property and neone In IIinkle-
Vile, and when he started home and got
lost In the creek bottom, one of the
citizens had to carry him home-Pa-
ducha (Ky,) News Democrat.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-06
Leaf Tobacco Market.

The leaf tobacco breaks were large yester-
day. the total salcs being about 10000 pounds
Htehurnes warehouse had the largest break
wall 5000, and Crenshaws about 1900. TO
shockoe went the highest price honor, q o PIE
knocked out at SEQ Prices generally were sat
isfatcory 10 the sellers. The buyers look for
large breaks again to-day. The sales will run
as follows: First at Crenshaws. second a 7
shoekoe, third at stonewall and fourth at
Shehurne's .sfs.., 1tstFt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-06

disc and passengers. Old Dominion line.
Steamer 'Pocahontas. Graves. Norfolk and
James River landings. merchandise and pas.
sengers. Virginia Navigation Company.
tug Radiant, Burk. Baltimore, two barges
OF OIL Standard OIL Company.
Fl@' 'tEgss5H IA y hf SAILED. G 8t& asl1Fs
Steamer Brandon, Harvey. Norfolk. merchan.
disc and passengers. Old Dominion line.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-06
ATLANTIC COAST LINE
EFFECTIVE JANUARY 24th. /

EFFECTIVE JANUARY 2tth. 536
Trains leave Richmond daily;
For Florida and South so5 A. A., rs ana
'll:5o P. M. II.
nc, Norfolk. 500 A. A.. 500 Z. NJ and
1925 p. NJ.
For N s. W. Ry. West. ls.lo and s;os5
P. NJ.
For petar.burE $500 A, NJ. 1910. 500. t;ts.
900 and 40 P. NJ.
For Goldsboro and Fayetteville. 's:bs p. N.
Trains arrive Richmond daily: AIT. $40, % ia,
..1o:H and li:4o A. NJ: 1880. e:os. $780, 500
Escept Sunday. % Sunday only. S;
Time OF arrivals md departures and connec-l
lions not guaranteed. -, = Y, AZ 3$s51
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-06

An Incident in Mount Carmel.
A one-egged man passed through this
locality on crutches Thursday.-Mount
Carmel (Tl.l Republican.
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