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Ilisiari,

She once remarked TO me, 4 eannot
portray vice, but can understand and
realize crlme." All the more powerful
passions were within her range-ha
tired, Jealousy, remorse, reyenge--but
her loyemaking, except In farce, was
as Il rule failure. Her mind. like her
life, WIS so slngularly crystalline that
she could not understand mere vice. 4
would rather be great murderess, ="
said she, "than Il morbid. sIeldy fan
tastiea, such as are, for the most part.
the hefolnes of your modern drama. -
Saturday Review.
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A HAD NIix.

The advertising manager was IN
towering rnge Whats the troubleT'
they asked why they went and
placed orr prima donna's testimonial
for II cold cure ON The same page with
the announcement that she had II sore
throat and couldn't sing. Milwaukee
Sentinel.
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WHORE lrheY Agree.l.

"BHt aR so unworthy, darling." he
mumured rs he held The dear girls
hand IN his.
ooh, George" She sighed. III YOU
and papa agreed on every other point
rs You do on that, how happy we
would boz
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There is no better ballast for keep
Ing the mind steady ON It's keel and
saving II from all risk of eranltlness
than buslness--L Lowell.
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BY HEZEI-IAH BUTTERWORTH

Co0yrfsbt. 1901 By Hesekiab Bufter~ort6
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1906-11-28

NE mouse was coleman ana stoou
hiSh al the WthdN NH, / nave
Il flad'h past II III night Mhen
Tie dark s;lNihS ltited =ther
e9fieal t'fhS ea The hillside by the de-
efertt orchards and the clouds scudded
over the moon. 1t had two chlmheys
that seemed Ia stand against the sky,
and saw 1t once nj night when one OF
those ehimneNs WIS on hre which
caused my simple heart to beat fast In
those uneNentful days. l had heard my
grandfather say That the minutehen
stopped there on their march from
Worcester 10 Bunker lltll and We're
fed with bread from ont OF the great
brick oven.
a. -, '.'e ",'o'''e'
- W ~, - HW',',.''si NY ~,
- a., IT,. -
-. 49,. - -
~ ''' Nv, Ne'e "a '''''' u ie''' ,ot
oa'',r' my ,'' 'n,ii iuoius
- ''''' ivy
e9 ,,i ~ -. ..'.'.. ',e '','"
u i'''s' -
wife. She was called Mis- overheld.
She had one daughter. a 1.-THE. diminu-
tive, beautiful girl with large blue eyes
ealaIs beonty that ones .,es could
h5f,t6 L.. =,lf,..s.t,l I'm, ,.,IIi,,,f,,., ho,.
She vas ibe sprattiest ,,irI in MI tbn
country aronnj peonle used 10 saw
- a.,
pfette.
Ila,. mann, VIZ Annie .,s,,.oat Anrio
0ycr0ald" some neant4 named her
When she snv= that tbe pinutomen
were rerelaNed about lend she an
preached die eapIain and said
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-29

NJ. Kelley, H ellen + plock, Uterine q,
b colore,d sch6aj Reserves Nfosele 6.
Robinson, Minnie White, Ida N. Crui1,p,
{Nottie q Bal by, n llliosJ. Ballar Fran ces
u Brown, Mary 15 snit n. y rrnonin Ga d !,
fsweeto, i Annie III, Smith, Indiana Dand-t
ridge Lucy AZ ckson; Z llian sA, I. Hodges
}Lcaoncad 3 j !. Mundlny- Jessie. w llianls..
as$ Pupil liers ~ Rosa %. sutton, Nan
b. Riley, Missouri 4 AT Tharps. Gl Florence
A.Jackson. Hattie G, Mayo Ms Maria 3.
Beverley, Grace Az. Lindsey . Illenno RI ~
Smith.
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GAR q PLUNGEs INTO
Bis new AUTOMOBILE!

"A collision between Broad Stree cnr
/ No. q es and IN automobile occurredayes-
terday q afternoon at $50 . clock on West s
Broad Street. nea the Hermitag &c, R se,a !
crossing, which narrowly escaned eng .s1a
Ing seriously for the occupants OF ne =
MI. u. Baugher. q gentleman \ from N
Philadelphia, who was: exhibiting g new ~,
style Of car to some friends was travel
ingE ca stward toward the city !. when. gos,l
Ing at a fairly slow speed ne turn I,e
across the car track. not knowing ina Z
q. canvas coming behind him. y I, +.
A3 Motorman No.. 1920 was speeding ms ~
Traction car along at a pretty fast re- e.
IN order to- catch the crowd at the rba Sc.
sbnil bark When he saw the aiitomop ~!
start cross the track in trent 7, T., Q. q
iflfmi he shut of the current and turned
fon@ the air brakes. But It failed 70 SUI
Ificiently sdecreasc the MON entum OF the
car, and the AUTOMOBILE WAS struck. ~
the rear witt much force It was thrown,
TO ], one h Side, against one Of . the small
Din oaks which have been planted q be-
tween the tracks, Dteakng u In two 9.
IA wheel was knocked off the automobile
and tho fender Of the car was srla ed
The occupants disentang led themselves
from the wrecknge. N not badly hurt, put
bruised considerably, y a., " !. II
The B street car was empty, ana re-
5ceived little damage VIZ IA ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-29
HIGH school TEACHERS,
Vacancies Filled by School Board
Last Night. 4 53

8 The regular meeting Of the School
Board was held last night AT 8 O. clock.
james jar ST II. fesapers ichairmanI. Charles
Hutzler. DIR. NJ. p, IIoge. g. G Gor IL.
a, b. Clarke, s, 2, Wooden: " y J, Fog t,l1
5(superintendent), G, F. Walford lclerk).
The board after ro4SBe business pro-
iceeded to elections to fill posi- Ions LEFT
vacant at the last meeting. resulting az a..
follows; High School, W. S. Hough, r..
Randolph Jones'. Miss Annie p. Granger
was transferred from Madison TO liigh
School. II, . 5s,s Z Y & re- @
gChildrey,S Mary "A. Grew, 3sallie ~. Doyle,
Eta ", snmuels, lima Won schilling. g.
Z Kindergarten Reserves -Y iEginla A.,
Minor Carrington Jones, Inez Fox. NJ.
M Pupil Teaohers,--Be Bessie 3. .Aldrlch.
Evelyn n. Hold croft Mary Y. Sanders.
Nya u Hey, Annie e Robinson, Il, LII
Richardson. Mar ha Al pa bney Mary
I Cha pull, Alice a, Ovens, Bessie e. Black,
\ Assla 3. aQQgad!p4 saa!s aEaK9sRsgE. slya
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ISighs Like Ft1rnace Oyer@the
Frailties 81 HulnanityRe
-, pI5vorter!s; I Inclu led,

With q sigh JUS tice John took: Z his
! Sc, ii the middle chair yesterday morn
ing. humanity frail he t nc
htnsel all my ministry seems
is go u FOR t ere have been try
ling is reform t hese negroes, these trampst
these lfe ters, and ~ eise.
sanyggood; $it amt any go d,a and he gave e
vent. 'to q ~ sorrowful sigh IA I. Even them
reporters, .'s he nuttered, are #as bad as
lytheArest OF the 60 II
God morning, Ed. 81 ;, &.
.'A1ornin', 81 r; have you used a pple''as
soap pine q, 4. IL. u
Haven't seen YOU for q, long I'm ne
t,ns: be en yhayi1, 'rnysk If. 70 lighter lemnte
20 this time, Jedg reamed sabot1t last
nigh hie gam y
and tina you lerlllre, 30 ~
pleaded ssgB
81 I'm Ed Beasle de pa ted :;!. B !.
Il: r. Gbdsey and Gus leredl - =,
Young white, ii1en, Of lane hest cup
II for hnyings hired pistol ION 9 VI ca
going @oyerato Manches ter at one q CLOCK
"Wednesday m orning "a Each wa s. fine S]al.I
{. M Long and w. Fss1aufsey Whit
we're Trunk and strespassing on the prop!
$ertyS of{the$ Southern Railwa
i'Why aint you or king a me
EJeOge. fCr0ClOuSIy.zS
liii,i Ain t got o. good Job, onel
|; but his explanati Ion Of the job wasn't sl15
tsfactory,. & .se.s55
;Give EN- thirty apiec IS
John William N refused to move Is talEe'llss$
when ordered It cost him 3 to KNOW
ihoW next time. n /,
l Isl sadsfaced Buck Nichols. who !. had had
promised SO faithfully to keep away from m
the ledge for ninety d ays, scringe ed u
| 2tBnck, Buck, q you will bring me down WI:
III gray hairs to my gra vc; lloughltttyou
we're going to keep ava from my august
countenance for % nine ty days. and I here
YOU are again RI Can't help It, old z boy
gotterss give thirty, days Buck
sIsJ Ohm ha nj. ool ored va g charge with
!.'cussIngs, ana abusing Minnie Burfor d,S
n plen SAINT faced scolored woman Like q
iscornful Nlobe she stood & before u the,
ledge ana preferred her chGr ges, !: n aver
deigning to cast even q y glance an the
direction Of Pelham. ..sS
Pelham accused her Of being q drunk INK
en- Isot. .. I'll !, Z,
Honor. e AZ IN ss !: N ass 81 RE-
The case was continued " TO o-norroftv'33
morning, IN order to summons witnesses
to appear in theS{ CO ses;S Nj 4 .ta F,3B Ss
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NFy " Z, j, K PRODUCE NiARKRT.

auiet, Rye Fioar-stcady. Co.nmeal-:steady.
Rye-Dull. Barley-N on,ina z, 49, aS#
y = G'1eI nee, iowsr
July. ssy &c. RI September. sec.; December, Nc..
gCorn-Easy No, 5 2. 60c nom nal elefatoE !
Options ac net lower. July bS1sc. Sse 3; ~.
ber 6shc. December g 81 oats--s' eaoy'
neef-s,eady Cut atea IS q Ia5aa
Steady; western prime {s.sogs. SSi Te rl,,,
steady Pork-Firm. Tallow--Duli. $ss Ho o IA
Firm at $40 Turpentine-St eady 80.
Rice-Stendy. Moasses-s ~, ~ m,1dT
spot RIO steady No. invoice, ,3Me;: mug
Future; Arm 1, mi aasaefs
Centrifugal ls-o2aah &C.; molasses sugar
2ls.ieIs7sc refined. firm. I, !, ,,aa =, !. 4,
Freishts9pul q and unehanged Pos I: 20 5.
do irish eobhleya do; "a ch n.y. y ssa
si .5 aS cabba ses- Easy and unehsngsd
Ncottonseed Soii--Steady and g shade higher
mn a moderate demand. Primo crude. &. Q. 2.
ys!iey prime prime v'''
a CHICAGO. Juno 5yS,-tcxcellent Weather Tor
harvestin !, In 4 tho Southwest INDUCED free
iiouidation OF wheat to-day and caused q sWeak
tone In the local market AZ the close whest
for September delivery was on &c.5. corn lWAss
down q Nc. Oats were practically unchanged
Proyisions were unchanged TO SO. lower,
NJ Tho leading futures ranged q! foIloWss y
n ~, ir'sIs Open,it High. Low Close,
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.CilAMORI0FBlARs|.
SENDS. PR!G {
Rush to Buy for5 Profits SssCa uses
Extensive Rec overyy o u Stock Ee,sl a.
Il Il Market. 3l L
IPRI ICES WELL SUSTAINED J 4 i | D
shrinkagc if If Actilvittyast
Higher Level, and Closing
Y N. Was Irregular. sSl VI.
llf1,v aAnclnt ctl ] Press. )

III S (I3ye Associated sPress) It'd
NM NEW & R1k, June ESP rlces OF sto cks
4 moved In an 4 exceed lngly feverisl anu an
uncertain manner to-day n WIZ ~ y,
Ing clearly toBtfc large y, %
the Short interest had been built tI'l y r q
mo course 81 tho rapid decline ~ sof i
Itd 5thc heavy liquidation OF the ln a:s
4 iew days. rho liquidation wa $ comm y! 9.
E,icd N large volume Iii the early part VI
pf the day But the Gag err1e ss o. ,tlle
Bears to secure their profits a i1 tr !.
prcciptntc rush to buy Tor t z. !. ~.
posc caused extensive recoveri.es, ~
From the ono extreme Of the Gay ~ IA
tl,e oycIllu ton Of prices there loro,
/. wns violent and the extreme YIN g MIS-
8s,,,s5,,,,Ehy n,.ptrous smaller ylbratlo
4refiectlng the uncertain state OF M -
nf@fhe professional opera tors 70 q" Ill.
attempting ID follow the mi = e,:Ii
arvel opments OF inrned ute N p q. 80
values were not import ana te
hient OF the market was llie $50 ),
l1f.ondiiions inythc money ma rKetS5 Y
unchanged. rates continuing 70 " - = 4
s5r,naer With TIC approach OF tho ivy s..
\ tia,,,,nnt ne ,C he call loan rate go aposc
isncr cent early In the ieatnrs5
I'm the tmo loan market was me
witch sprafg UP Sfor II.
5ltlc girortertS periods as CON l'atea ~
IA Tho al 1rlOS SexCluSiSCA GeiA y -
sowin z over tho end OF the year. when f...!
ans been ii, evidence for ONE Y me. on.
loans on Industrial
\ IA at 1 por cent. This 'sas the naluI.
sgaIsconseauerce OF the hardening tehue'i'cey
5ins the call loan market. n. &,
JSlr,rices were well sustained durins &t Wy
iatterSpart y fthe day, ana some ''i, STU
lines gains were tnblishcd In the met rneIfs
S.i,rial speculative favor w" M
"a .Srotnble shrinkagc IN activity az Ing
#hlpher level, and the closing tone was WIS
slightly irregular, but near n 9
Bonds were Irregular. Totai5 salcs' pl.t
value, 1880. 00o .sS I, 4 y y, !;
United states. bonds were sun chan geo 81
4 Gull. @ y. III SS5 D. K, ,on VA
shares. ;a5 Ii sss5
MONEY AND EXCHANGE. S G ~ y =,
Money on cali, tlrner aid h!g y, Y.
per cent. :sSruling rates, 4qt4 !,
Closing bid, q l-2.a offered Q T ;lt plp
IA -, strong sixty do SIS. = ~ pei cent
ninety 1ays, S-4al5; six m tbs. l-i,!t
Prime mercantile fapcr. b % &. ~ 1s !.
zen sterling exchange. weak hl = I.oay,
v SI4S4G5 for demand. and at Sisio1 sl 4 !: =
FOR sixty-day bills Posted RI tes, 8. - IL
&fI4s3 and B;4.s5 1-2G4.SG. CONNIE rcial pllls,
ka:s1 So. Bar silver, G5 ia cen e y ae 81
can dolars 50 Us cents.
s.5 pALir1lslonE STOCK niAIsisEr. Il
BALTIMORE II D. June q: Sea board All
Line, common and red-s' othlhs
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!. MARINE TINTEnL1GENCE.l

PORT OF SRICHAoNDa JUNE 52s. l lls's". III
st as& - .3 ARRIVED. I ~
steamer Brandon. Harvey. Sortolk. ,mercha an
disc and passengers. Old pomin Line |,
la nHn 81 and Norfolk rnerchandl and passen-
GERS. Virginia navigator, y IN, GO e.
steam 1er Brandon, Harvey orfolks mercha n-
disc and passengers. Old Dominion Linoi
PORT OF, WEST POINT ~ IN 2 2Sii 1905
+ a. 1854 t7gARRIVEDI4sas X
gtenmstip Charlotte Murphy, BAlI!fnofe. pas pa
scngers and general cargo a
l554S R. SAILED
Steamship Charlotte Murphy. Baltirose, pa
ven9ers and general $cargo IL
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BULLETsG LANCEs OFF
Man Fell from Car; and q Boy
Nearly Loses Hand.

The city ambulance was ca He'd to = hir-,
tenth and Broad Streets to Inst night
to attend William Coleman who & had
been shot by John Holmes, both colofe g
5Holrnes shot three times, but only one
bullet took effect, striking squarely over We
tie left eye, and CHANGING off Dr. Mason @
treated the man for q flesh wound, and and
left him. 4 NJ 4. sf!g.f NJ
LAT s:15 last night the ambulance was
called to Elba Station to treat Mr.. Ruff.n
Henderson, n white ernployel 81 I the Rich
lmond, fredericksburg and Potomac Rail-
road who fell on g, car g near r J A sn
land and was badly bruised up, lie Was WAS
I taken to tho Retreat for the Sick. n
Kenneth Bass, fteen3 year old boy,
while running a plane II NJ III or ~ Nll!ler,s
!, mill yesterday morning, reached his hand
overs revolving saw, which &caught n
] in the wrist and nearly severed It.. The
ambulance was called. and ssDr, Mason
took him to the hospital, whf1e last night
he was reported as doing WEI 3. 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-29
If NEWS OF THE SICK l.'la,
Confederate Soldier to- Undergo
Operation at Virginia Hospital.

III Mrs 4 n. T.. Blanton. Of !, 1885 wal al
Mrs s.. q. Wlngfield: Of newport l News -
left THE Memorial Hospital vest drday,
after recovering from an opera tion, =.
Mr. w. /, H. s. Ewing, OF Meherrin,g yn,,3
entered the Memorial Hospital vest erday'
S' Mr.. r. d. Bragg OF Lunenburgg county.
has entered the Memorial Hospital ~ Z foF
\ INF MI L. a, cotfman, Of Riohland, ",
va, was able to leave the Memorial Hos los
p'Msa Me- guy aaillyan, q this city Was
operated upon at the Men}or!al tio spttta1
yesterday, and Is doing NICELY !.
Mrs, ri, n. James, OF q ucester coun--
y,Nunderwent an operation at the me-
maioorial Hospital vest Last. 4. night
10 Mrs. G. w. yYeislg ger, Of Ashland en- 4
tered the virginia Hospital yesterday. NJ, l,s
Mrs. Kellog was able :. TO leave tne
Virginia Hospital yesterday, after, @ 4, s,le-
mr. M q. n Maestellar. an old Gonfed-;
crate soldier, was brought to. the Virginia
Hospital yesterday from the Soldiers
Home He Will undergo an opera Ton TO- =
M III. Ruft,n Henderson o. Woodland, Va,
vas a' brought 10 the Retreat for the
s SILK last hight, He fell OF g car On TIN
Rchmond FredercksbnrrlEv q nd, Re pGtomao
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III 4. refpndnr ~ reg cred \. /. 1903,
III s. refunding Is, coupon lo4
u a. rcsistered 4. I. :. !. h. 1881
n q a. co;,non 4. 4. (, 4, 4. I, ios1
n va old aSsrorisiered 1U2!
ii IA Il. ~, nm . 3, \, I. 1881
f,$: y Naa, = h. "A - 81 ~ arei 29)
III 81 Nav Iii nm s.. 12v5
"A rcrtca ~ Il, Tnhnccn Is
ma rica \ Tohn ceo a AZ. IL n liz
a IAN iaon fvencrni Z a = l0i;
Atchisonb ndjuBtment =.
O. itit,,nra n nj c1hio !, y, 1881
I,a ti,norc ma flhin 3Hs n I. ~
pr,nkIE IN iii n - 4 n nof,y . yss
t.eni nj .of N S,eorr a IL II Il
Central Of Georgia lat Inc. g g
Contra Of leors la I'd Inc. g
Central OF Georyin Sd 1nc...... y!
chesapeake and Ohio 1879 S
Chicago and a ton y y,
Chicago. =! and Quincy new ..;.'s.. -! -:
Chicago, II. ~ and Pac. H. r. 4s,... 7Ss
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.sALHs.
-. - 49, y =

1.soo q L. com. D. IS. I
81 300 American SfnelterHY COM.
l0i 800 Afr1nlgatiihtcd Copper
X ND An. ~ Ca r tlnd Fouf1ury.., NJ
Am. Garland Found. pfd.
z, 500 American Cotton OH ia.
1i2G American Tobacco, pfd...,
LOO American Gun b. .,i..l...
70 American Can, pfd. .....f
B O,C00 sAmcr.3 Loco, com. u..s...i
Amer. Loco, SID ..s... Z
\ :, 900 American Sugn + /. Y. ..y
X 8, 300 Az T.4nnd 81. IL, coin.., 9
1880 baltimore and Ohio =. ".
81, 500 tBroolslyn Rapid Transit. 4
b 1900 Canadian Pacific d. !.
2,20o Chesapeake and OhioH..
Z g. 100 Chicago Gretlt Western |.
G.. go Chic, Mil. and st. PAUL..
22,300 Colorado Ftlel and 1ron...l
4 1.8O; Colorado y Southern, CONF
Z n 200 Colo. Southern, 1st pfd 4.
100 Colo. Southern I'd pfdts
u 1900 c., C...g G. and # st. A u; .,...
900 Consolidated Gas .....t II!
) 5000 Della war and Hudson Il;
27.doo Drie, com
800 Erie, II Gpfd. "
2.d0o Erie, "a pfd. 4. s
ss0o General Electric .... 4
4 1900 Great Northern pfd. ~.
4 1.500&1llinolB Central ~. \
1000 Louisville and Nashville,.
Manhattan ~. /. ..,..
g ". Metro Street IN ilwny ~.
& 200 Mexican Central ........
1900 Mo. X and Tcxns, ON.
LOO Mo. X. and Texas. pfd..
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], MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

55 ,;s5 e q DRY GOODS MARKET.
Il NEW York. June g. The dry goods mar
ket was generally quiet Iur y n q
= ere Announced. and fruit Of the loom goods BOD
nre reported 4old for the sea son . s1ne =,
gin gi,ams for dress goods are being hooAee
from selections that are now oa beinTs aS e,
90 tons point toward q record Bingham year s:.
Linens are firm and higher. IN 81
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Cash Qvota!lon were t s1IsSSo F!0uF
j jsSs sa Sss So ssSSEs !
,ys sie oho %Ss'G ,aai Ss
tSs stS mo No. i iiiasseed, ON No. north
sN pssMe i'o'esX hor ,ee Els. sIsa
mess pork PEI sHa1i
esaEb, s siaes wtnes cream
cries, il 0soc,; diaries. l!M glss; EygsEsteaesay:
at mark, cases nsstst ~ doc'
Fl 10Y al 10. ,5s a u "A III & i III
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National r.. r. OF Mex con; IS Offered -. ~
"a Vor, r.on q, ron, shs ". sS,
Nev Inr.nt, C,ent mi zen ID 1871
Ny III 81 ciGc u. I, Z. l051
Northern Pacific
Norfolk and Western con sol 4s l99
Da,p .,va MA cnI,v siss 91
f,en Hi1r e, anern Il "a III y. 4. !. 1927
81 oils nni ron Mnuntai Tc5n IS = i
& ouislf 81 n IRA nc gr fgyg eo1
| 81. Louis southwestern con. q
seaboard Air Line As (ofr ered g. g.:
Sessuthe., pncnc Ia III tes OIL
seSthsrn Y pn iwn III IN I. 1lsA
e. "a par sista n, lis
= eets sI ss -, yreafe ~, ST.
Iyicup' 81 =. - !. i05I
i,ta4 uta AZ ssteei 2d 81 ~. y. "
ME- =, i 4. e. Il
,1sttsti :, n 82i
Ni1 ssi
~, ~ 70 III - ]. =. w, ~ Ia E.rt ~ ~
q Central Is . u,
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ATT .AlNTIC COAST ], Inc;

EFTECTIvE MAY 27TfI i'll
81 Trains leave Richmond daily III
H For Florida and South. 05 ~ :. rs II
For N. and ". rsy west, 1s 10 and s:se.
IN For Petersburg 100 AS. 100 49,
PIT H.. 49, 9:sO IN :25 and II $50. y:
For aoldsboro and ~
,.io:45 and 1l:lo "A. NJ /: = 100.
and $50 p. NJ
s Except Sunday s.sunday only.
Time of arrivals and artures ana eonnsoss
tions> not guaranteed sss
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Chicago, r. and Pac.3 r.. n col. = y!
Snorado n ndns rial 81 series "a 7. 781
S.Sior,io fndiMtrai Ss serie 3 I, n. 81
SSors dn MIdIaf,d q u rs
Soiorad ard Southern Is i 9a1
Sha 6s Yered) Z. \. 1U8
M TIlioH Grande is.,.....,....,... 1VU3
fistiiiars; Eccnrtios !, !.
frria nrior iieri Il N I. Z, 1911
Iyre 1 tensra 81. n +. I. i. Il, pay
Hoci I'M FSvaiisv u . !, 1857
IA n a. ~, ~, W.
Ian,. 4. IL "a seres !. ps5
ID "a rtiiloat 90 g4l
n NJ 4 rcrt "a fes IA S.
- al. d I'd aefi % i. \. SS
I 1aisvi M ana Nash uniflcd q =. ;. $. 1OI3
m nhattan Tcnrsoi rcd Is.i.. I, .l0i
~ ericn !, s. csnt 70 d u . q, I, I, !. "a
cant raj lst inc IN.
ana Al II ouis a (oti cred) =. I, I. I. yS
n .sn,ri "a nans n nd Texaa AZ. r; ~
1tsso,ri' Kanaaa and Tcxas IDS ......... 49,
Mnhijs ana 0hiof Col al oral Trust 4s...... %
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n edium to good. heavy, 70. e5Q9.7o butchers'
weights, IA S. Is Ia; s good a to cho heavy,
X e 4 'sa 81 ss naens
10 r,sbs steady. Sheep. So tt5oae.eoi yearllngs,
shorn lambs 3 1901. g s;s
iSEW.3YoRK, June 2s.-BEEvEs-ReceiPts
Ass he adj Market stendy Dressed beef ee i. g q
ayesR eceipts none nearly aio$ siaes
mon ia q choice tlaG % - 1870 calves unsold.
Sheep and as4t tead sheep'
81 head " half q car on sale. Market nomi-
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Seaboard Air Line, Railway.

8sol,thbound Tralna Q ave RI chmond gDally
4 s;s 10 io,t M.V Tiimins ID s $50
). = 3 ~ Throush sie \ers ana coachss A.
lanta nrs9!nEham ~, e
ID. 100 ~ Mr-Through&C oaches and sleeperssseNss
fS.' annah. ID cksonytl tlansa.S Hirfnin
Nor+hbound trains Arrive Rlchnond Daily
10 "a NJ. ASS P. NJ. ~ s,ss
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!.l - \, "a y -, =,
paesi cxpors 20 az
rIuHce q t,v.6 oaleh ~ =, l5 49,.
Dr Total slsss ssp tes,Sss is
receipts. ~ ~ baes g 20 "a Xxi I'd az
britain ~ 10y " n 1aH
phies: 20 tne ~ wv on
|AS .---& s .g 4
u NEW ORLEANS. 558 June 81 2S.-COTTOS.-s1ot
e}oSea steady and Unchanged: middling. lie
to,ss ee1i Sale 81 spy Ano
Futures 8 opened quiet. 165 points undeI
yesterday close. The ma rket ugnout ny
session wnB. dull and narrow. ~ sligh declne
= as ca used By good weather reports; The close
Was steady @ WI pric es, a.. y the I. lowest ana
Cotton futures Iciosed stead ~ az tJllows MY,
August. i05s bidt AuElss.: BID
Scptembsr. 10 20 bid October. 10 22i8 Novembef
10 "a hid Dec en- bcr TO- 20 January, TO- 81 bid
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sRICn,1oND sTo q, s Il y IT,
Richmond, June .eI zss is g;


WI g;Ss SALES AT BOARD. I'LL s
Virginia es--5, 900 at II. 95
yirania Centlres-100O Of wv. - /. = "a
S FATE y EcUR1TIEA & az (. -
North Carolina {ts c.. 1910 az M
as Ole. G. and RS. l93? oS at
ayn, Centuries. 90. c.. and se7s ' -
RAILROAD BONDS.
Atlanta ana Char. LIST IL, 1905. lo oS
a - r, r. Con Tr.5 p. c.....ftss ~ ~
r Ctfs. OF Ind NJ p. G.. W
reorsIn, So and Fla. 1915. ~
u ;sornia and Ala Con. S. Il! ~
1 Nor. and Western Ri, A.. 1895 a s3' ...
M and Western Poca. 4s .l9ia... " $50.
western !, 1 H. 81 q. c 81
al RAILROAD& s RTOCKS. f ar,
Atinntic. Coast Line ;. l9o Ivy s'..Eg
Ata ntic Coast Line pfd ~! S9 i
tlantic Coast Line com ~ i2o
c,haaa peakc and Ohio. November !eV V S9 %
II rfoik and Western com ~ !, .!
Rank AND TRUST siOe'G . ms.
American Satiotsll. .l99 TX
Broad ~
CITY "a, lana 100 go
First. ma n, 100 475
National Bank OF !. TX iSs,s
state Bank OF TX 1877 iSo
Bank OF Richmond x \, ~" ~
CONAN rs. al
Virginia sta te ). =
5$ MISCELLANEOUS, ,n, IN "a
Car Chem. ptd. p ~ ~ ~,
Va Carolina Chemical com .i eSfs IS.
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R,Ichmond ana Petersburg EIsctlIc Railway.

Car 4 leave corner Sot III Seventh sand Ferry
streets Manche stsr every hour (ona ihS. Aop!1
from a. to 70 r. NJ Last cali1 m,aaa.shss
Care y leave a Petersburg foot Of 6ysanoIS
Street. every hour from ese A 70 Ag9 " IN
N. Last car, II 10 Pt Limit I'D car III sAts
III daily, except Sunday Y. M
Xll cars from Petersburg eonnessins Men
rnrrd m RI. ~
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GRASS WlDoWE rs, III RAIN FROM
58t';vvAYNEs eoR g, Ia CD o. RY,,. .s{

stinu!ng each NJ onday thereafter until sep-
TENDER 10th, special III train will leave.
Waynes boro at 9 100 A NJ, arriving Rich
}mond 9:46 "A, NJ. " 81 topping ut al sta tons
to take on Rpasser gcrs, 5 II: fi
Locate Il your family for the sumner
along the line II Of the Chesap ke h and
Ohio. and spend Sunday with them in tho
mountains. Ono fare for the round trip,
plus a twenty-five cents. on Saturdays;
tickets good until the Monday following