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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-06
Mill CELEBRATE THE
FOURTH O! ri. At CHASE A! i. CITY
Colonel Hughes Leases the Bar
nett Hotel and Will Run
Both.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
CHASE CITY, VA, June 6.-Prepara-
lions have commenced hero for q grand
Fourth OF July celebration to eclipse any
OF previous years.
A splendid band Of music is already en-
gagged = 80
Governor Swanson has accepted an In
vitation to be present and will doubt
less be accompanied by his staff. oil re-
splendert in their uniforms.
Major Francis r. Lassiter has also
promised to be here on that day.
Governor Glenn, OF North Carolina, has
be en- extended an invitation but not SO
far heard from.
An effort viii be made to get another
military company from this State or
North Carolina to attend and have
siam rattle with the military company
here. This will take place on the en-
tensive grounds of the Mecklenburg Ho-
tel in full view from porticos.
:. Many other Festivities will also be pro-
vlded and it will be genuine gala
day. }E .i{S ts8
# On account Of some informalities in
tho election OF officers for THE Neck
lenburg Guards In April tho Ad1utant-
General has ordered q new election to
be held on Juno 18th. at this place.
Colonel W. T. Hughes, manager Of
The Mecklcnburg, has also leased the
Barnett Hotel here and Will run the two
In connection.
Mr.. w. p. Farls, formerly proprietor
OF I'arnett Hotel, has been elected SER
geant Of the town of Cnnse Nity, the
duties Of which position will occupy his
time. 80 955sii .3a 5Asy. ~ i5.s Ef-&
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THE SUPREME COURT.
The Summer Term Opens a
Wytheville.

p Especial to The Timcs-Dispatch.)
WYTHDvILLE. VA. June 5.-Tho su-
prenle Court of Appeals opened here to-
day Judges Cardwel, Buchanan. 1Iarri-
son and White present.
The following cases were disposed or:
Eureka Club vs., Commonwealth. from
city Of Roanoke, submitted on briefs,
CULLEN vs.. Commonwealth, from Cir
cult Court Of Scott. argued by W. s,
cox and s. II. Bond for plaintiff In error
ana Encouragement for defendant. and
submitted.
Ande ason and, Moore vs., Commonwealth.
from Circuit Court OF Scott. submitted
on briefs.
Commonwealth VS., Pocnhontns Coal
ana Coke Company. continued,
Fields vs.. Fields, called and nut at
foot Of docket.
Norfolk ana Western Railway Com
pany VS., Sutherland submitted on briefs
Richardson, trustee. vs., iPerce, briefs
to be filed In ten days and submitted.
Next cases to be called; Mort, guardian,
OF ais vs.. Jones; Norfolls ana Wcster,
Railway Company vs.. Stcgal; Fulkcrsor
vs., City of Bristol; surace 70. City OF
BRISTOL H
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N, & w. Report.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
NEW YORK, Juno 6.-The April re-
mort OF the Norfolk and Western agrees
In q general way with the April reports
Of other soft coal roads on which strike
troubles Of the early spring were siight.
The suspension In the anthracite helas'
probably bccnuse OF the ovcrstocKed con-
dit.onr OF, al markets. did not cause an N
overwhelming rush TO by soft coal. II
probably did have some effect In in keep zee
Ing up "a moderate volume OF coal SNIP
ments. Tho April net earnings OF the
Norfolk and Western were $40, cog ahead
Of those Of April. 1905, but $4,000 be-
average monthly gain In net for the
ten months OF the fiscal year was
$173 900
to a gain OF s1.421.000 in surplus. appli-
cable to dividends At the time the
January earnings appeared calculation
was made in these columns on THO earn
ing power OF Norfolk and Western COM
mon stock for tho current. fiscal year.
with actual figures for seven months
and estimates on the other five. the sur :
plus applicable to dividends was put I
81, 0s5 900, equivalent to the full diyi-
dend on the preferred stock, and 81
per cent. on the common.
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COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. June 1.-THE cotton market was
nervous and unsettled. Trading was active
early but quiet in the afternoon. when prices
"a rly break. The close was steady at a net dc.
cline OF 71l3 points. Sales were estimated at
go, 900 bales. The. opening was barely steady
~ m advance OF point to n decline OF !
points. Gables were a little disappointing. uu
the local market was aggressirely raided BY
local bears right after the call The De sine
resulting In the absence Of important bull sup,
port caught stop-loss orders and forced out
some OF the recent buyers. There were one or
two slight rallies on covering. but the market
showed q downward tendency until July sofa
at 1915, and December ut 10. %. or about l5TlI
points net lower, when Il was steadled by GOV.
with the close $40 points up from the lowest
The days weather reports were favorable.
the South was a seller In the local market and
the weekly report OF the Weather Bureau was
considered bearish. Private cables from LIZ
erpool reported senimen; badly mixed and at
trIbuted the decline after the opening there TO
American selling. Southern spot markets were
unchanged 10 No, lower. a warehouse firm
was reported involving about 1000 bales OF the
local stock. but this attracted little attention.
Receipts OF cotton at the ports to-day wero
~ ayS bales againat 1878 last week and 237b7
last year. For the week 60,oo) bales against
Is n57 last week ana ll2420 last year To.tay's
receipts at New Orleans 1880 bales against 4sla
last year. and at Houston s217S bales against
$40 last year
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. June 5.-FLOUR-Duii and
Steady. Rye-DniL Bar,ey-Inactive
|. Wheat-Barely. steady No.. red. &stc. noml-
ma. elevator. Options Adp2c. net lower. J uly.
sHc.: september s+Kc,; December s5itc.
Corn-Eaay: No.. 2. 5Sc.. nominal. elevator.
Options AGpHc.F net lower :July. 66,tc.: Sep
tenber, bsHc; December 5Sc Oats-steady;
Beef-ouie.. Cut Mea,s-steady. Lard
Steady: western prime, IS. 70as 75 nominal; re-
nped. quiet. Pork-Steady. Tallow-Steady.
Rosln-Firm at 800 Turpentine-Flrm at 6Vg
6d,sc.
R!ce-steady. Enthusiastically coffee-spo.
RIO quiet; mild. = steady Futures steady at
net decline Of 6dlo points. Sugar-Raw. firm !;
fair refining. 2 15-1662 sl-32c.: centrifugal.
15-32l3Hc.: nolasses sugar. ll-lGG2 23-32c.;
refined, Arm, Butter-FIrm in tone, but UNI
changed In prices. Cheese-Easy: new State,
full cream. very large. best, 1oAc. EgGs-ltlrm
and unchanged.
per bag, So. 5012. 65. cabbages-In light re.
ceipt and unchanged. Frelghts and Peanuts
Quiet and unchanged.
Cottonseed Oil-Compara.lveiy quiet with
prices shade lower under light liquidation.
Prime crude. T. Q. b. mills SOkc. nominal;
prime summer yellow a7hl3sc.; prime white.
4lc.: prime winter ycHow, Alc.
CHICAGO. June 5.-1mproved weather for
the growing crop caused weakness to-day IN
at a net loss OF sc. Corn was aiso down nc,
Oats showed q net gain OF Sc. Provisions were
up 1OQpl7ic.
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LYNcHBURG TOBACCO MARKET.

Lynchburg; IVA. June 8, 1905,
Sales OF loose tobacco on the Lynchburg mar
ket for the two weeks ending June LIST. reported
BY John l.. Oglesby. Of :Lynch's Warehouse.
were as follows: 3 As
Sold week ending May 18Th. 1900 pounds;
sold week ending June 1st. liz, 100 pounds: In
crease for week ending June LIST. 49, 800 pounds.
Sold from September /. 1905. to Juno ]. 1908.
1858. 800 pounds; sold from September !. l9ot
to June /. 1905, 1881. 900 pounds; decrease for
1906 4l2200 pounds.
The receipts were much heavier tho week.
past than last. Prices were about as for the
Sunday and Monday produced one OF the hest
and most general season for planting tobacco
a large proportion of the crop had beon plant
ed. number stated that they had planted
good condition. which indicates that the crop
will be planted quite early.
~ THO n,,otn fions nre follows. IsHst
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Leaf Tobacco Market.

terday at Shockoe Stonewal and Shelburae's.
The total amount sold w..s ABOUT e. 900 pounds.
The stock offered was good and the bidding
was supritcd. Most Of the goods were tine
tlllers. butl several piles of sun-cured wrpapcrs
ihowed up and they brought good figures, some
piles going as high MS $50.
The Indications are that tho breaks will DO
much larger to-day. Up to the present time
there have been no sales by sample on inc
floor OF the Tobacco Excha ngc. E5lts
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Produce Market.

Tho receipts by rail- OF country produce for
Cary Street commission merchants were large
yesterday. and the demand being little m nor
held up very firm, and there were no changes
in prices. ~ d La
the retulle;A with garden truck from nearby
counties are rather. upsetting Cary Street husi:
this Kind OF thing always happens about this
time OF each year, generally u little so5ner
than this year. ~
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Cotton '2'1tlltl1 Z. .1 Letter
/. TOR CT ST R--,-'----.-s ~
BY MILLER 6 COMPANY
: 11ee,,,-,a,o,,a, = rhe Times-Dis patch,

NE S9p Work, June 5.-Enorts to boost
4 ivaynool this morning on yesterdays
hu yeapoGfi figures failed dismaly. this early
ADVANCE Of five to six points bclng iol-
lowed by decline Of 10 op points nds Sag, "
T III l level. The Immediate cause OF
thc shnrp break In Liverpool was the
indifYerence displayed by our markot,
whicil.t however, was not surprising, ~
view OF the fnct that lspot sales ~ Liver
this seemed an indication that spinners,
Mt least did not consider tho govern
,nents figures bullIsh. and were prepnr-
Cd 10 stay out OF tho market Oh any
attempt to advance prices.
2 A new low level was established for
declined within point Of tho low level
OF last week. There was considerable
ST eadiness displayed, however at the new
level Profit taking by shorts was quite
.cenernl and some houses are taking the
Tong sldo In anticipation Of good rally 81
materially and make It much less OF
one-sidcd affair than 1t has been Of late,
Tho wceisly weather report was, on the
whole, favorable, although North Caro-,
e continues in Southeast Texas and
parts OF Louisiana, Everybody seems
Convinced that any serious damage to
the now crop would be the signal for q
sharp upward movement, the difference
OF opinion lying between the naylsablity
of buying cotton now and holding It for
q change for tho worse IN crop prsspccts.
or taking advantage Of continued favor
able weather to sell i IN the belief that
premature buyers will tire OF their task
and unload unless unfavorable condl-
lions develop speedily,
liverpool Ia duo to come points lower
on near months, md . points higher on
now CrOn. a, &fttt ft-
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RICHMOND PRoprCn MARKET.

EIOCR-Na.ket continues fairly actove with
light receipts. WlIEAT-Receipts very light.
Milling wheat In good demand at quota oI1 1
common and on gradss IN sa,hs, better better dsa
light receipts. OATs-1u good demand; light
receipts. RYE-Unchnnged. quiet. HAY
lower than last week: demand however con-
tnues good for the best grades. Glover. very
dull. s E5
MISUNDERSTANDING Increasing. hut our
market continues Arm and In good shape.
Z EGGS-Act!vo to-day at prices quoted: re-
ceipts light.
BuTTER-Market continues dull; majority
OF stock Is being sold TO packers at J: cents
per pound: only Z limited quantity Gun be sold
At top prices: receipts liberal
Is POuLTnY-1n very good demand at quota
tions: large spring chickens especially active;
receipts continue moderate.
VIRGINIA. BACON-Recelpts continue hight
and demand good choice stock active.
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Contempt Suit Dismissed
Especial to Tho Tlmes-Dlspatch

ISpeVlul 70 TIC TIWes-Dlspatch.)
WINCHESTER VA. June 5--Judge
Harrison In tho Circuit Court this At
against Frank Parker. who was alleged
to have kidnapned his own child after the
court had awarded the custody OF the
infant to tho mother, Mira Alice Parker.
Parker Ia su!ng his wife for divorce, and
the court viii allow the custody OF the
infant to be determined by tho decree
of the divorce
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active positions. July showing the most weak.
ness. Late In tho day prices strengthened Of,
a good spot demand, reports OF heavy rnInu
and winds IN portions OF the belt where they
did damage, and good export inquiry from both
Liverpool and the continent. On tho closing
the tone was called steady and prices We're
point lower to points higher than Friday =
closing. f
Cotton futures steady: July. 1875: August
1913: September. 1923; October, 10 IS; Noven,-
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TOBACCO MARKETS.

Richmond. Va. Juno s, 1906 ~
Tohacco-Dark. Fired s(Rcordcred).-No special
tinues very quiet. Very little doing: on ACCOUNT
OF dry weather the receipts for the past week
havo been light. Brlghts-Receipts continue
light and market quiet but f1hm. Sun.Cured-
Market continues active at, unchanged quota
tons. Receipts very light
damaged condition. and suchS tobacc,, Sells law.
Planters are cautioned to look ser tho order
OF their tobacco before aendng |: 20 rarket,
I haFo nfofio "a ne al
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Southern Earnings.

Especial to The Timcs-Dispatch.) @
& NEW az YORK, juno 1.-The gross
earnings OF the Southern Railway for
crease OF Sls7,210: for the month, an
increase OF s5S3.C7s: from July 1st. an
increase OF S4,9l2,726
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NAVAL STORES,

WILMINGTON. y. c.. Juno 5,-sPlRlrs
cnssa. nosin-Firm at $40 receipts. lis bar
rcir Tns-Firn, ut 500; receipts. ls barrels,
Crude Turpentlne-F Firm; hard, 3; 10; dip, s.lv;
VIRGIN, Si75; receipts !C harrola,
J ESVASNAii, GA. June T.
Firm " 7e salss SSs easfsj ressS,Ipss H.
Gs In rrvls; receipts. i.733 barrels; shipments,
i,isl M,rrc!s; stocks. Gi.?75 barrels.
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D;ANVILL1Il TOBACCO MARKET.
sefE- Reported by Dlbrel, Bros.) Il

---Il7 -7-T--77 DIhVlIIt, WIN JUT1e D, IvJ6,
Tho farmers have taken advantage OF tho fine
season We have recently hud to SGT out the
tobacco crop. and we estimate that fully 90 per
cent, to 90 per cent, OF tho crop has been
farmers have been kept quite busy at home
and consequently our sales, have been very
liNht There Is still some, little tobacco left
in tho farmers hands which we think Will be
sold within the next two or three weeks,
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Cotton futures closed uteaay. prlees ransed as

SpoV cot!Un c1usetl ,la ~ aainsh "'''
1l.2s; m!ddling gulf lso; no sales'
Cotton. quiet. m!ddl!ng; II. %: gross receipts.
s045 bales: stock, lc239l bale
Total to-day al all ports-Set receipts 1890
bales; to France, ll:a bales; 70 tho Continent,
II, is2 bales; stock, AT, ~ bales.
!. Consolidated at all ports-Sct rcceints 81, ~
bales; export to Great Britain. l:s7o bales;
to France, 1852 bales; to the Continent, 4G,l'!
hnles: to Japan, $50 bales.
4 Total since September LIST at all ports,,.Net
receipts 7533,s64 bales; export 70 Great Britain,
Continent. a,i5O.l35 balcs; TO Japan !la.sl'
bales; to Mexico. 2.704 bales. @
NEW ORLEANS, juno 5.-CoTTON-spot
cotton was quoted at q decline OF 80; MD
ding, l0Mc.; seies, 1850 bales, including w 20
arrive. Delivered on contracts, 200 haies
Futures opened steady at an advance OF i1o
8 points on an accumulation OF buying ORDERS
orable, and late liverpool cables were heaI!sh,
which combined to put prices down until they
stood at q net decline OF 41ll points on tho
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Richmonders in New York.

Especial to The TImcs-D1spatch.)
NEW YORK. June 5.-Waldorf, G. ".
Stevens; HOFFMAN s. P. Howard. F. 8,
Powers: Imperial. G. J.; Ryan, J: B n fore
marlborough. g. r. Randall, w. 8.
Thompson; Herald Square. r: T.. Cole;
Breslin, l., Smith; Holland. Co. w.
Stevens: Grand Union, G. Manning.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
my GOODS MARKET,

n 81. ~, DRY GOODS MARKET,
NEW YORK, June 6,-The dry goods mar
ket was quiet and firm on domestics to-day,
The tobbiry- trade was good The China trade
Is very dull but there Is a steady export trade
with tho West Indies South America and tho
1t was apparent that grey goods ara hard 10
get from thu mills. Prices were 1rmer last
~ ok Z ga Il .
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET
CATTLE AlARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
5t}4 (Suley nj Union StocN .Yurds,)

(Sules 4, Union Stock Ynrds)
Richmond, Va, June I, l.rG
| ending June 4, 1890 IS as follows:
Test steers. SdfAc.; fair 70 gaoa;;, 9 &c;
cpmmon,y SH Ms.sc.; best cows, sSNa9sr,; best
COWS md cages. ssola5m per head; oaives, 40
| G..c,; extra, ic.; best sheep. 4.&latse. common
10 fair, 3a+c,; lambs, sh@7e.;. fen at 7.ts,
best hogs, GuGAc.; common 10 FAIR, 5GoMc.;
sows and staHs. Ia lilc.
! Prospects good for MI kinds Of stock,
| CHICAGO. June s.-CATTLE-- lleceims $50
hepd. Market steady Common g Prime a.ecr.,
ss.sMi " eaiyas s:.is1l; IS; s:otl;e,s ana fssa,
Maikr.5a5 higher &. Choice 70 Es's.e. heavy
90 ls4aGans; medium 70 Ea,'id heavy 81 4osS
choice heavy. mixed, ss, 40G9 Al; naekIns, 500
prices lower, SHEEP. s.;75g9.si; yeasings, .j,tO
(, $50, sNosn lanlby. ~ sSA05o
NEW soRK. Tine 'sce'H;s. y ~
Calves Mscep1s IN mead Ye,!s,, si;of' "a;
bufsmilks h1nlnll; slcsp a,,.l t.a.'ibs,i q,
I'D OF 4sImS ne,e; lambs. sas.S2; ssar.iSs.
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REACTION WIPES
OUT DAYS GAINS
Sustaining Measures Lost Eff
cheney as Session OF Market
Advanced.
VOLUME OF TRADE LARGER e !:
Conviction General That Opera
tons Arc Still in Hands Of
Professionals.
(py Associated 1'ress.)

Nrcw YORK, June 5.--.Thc added
breadth to tho stock market G nt,s.a ny ~.
IN e vi to-day
NE Sustained volume OF the trading,
compared with last weeks small daily
average. The results OF the larger large
we're e,sv 20 see ;ha. some Of
the principal stocks in yesterdays mar.
ket were being fed out to take profits on
the higher level. The effect was seen
stocks, While other stocks were adva ls,
ing. The conviction remained general
that tho stock market was still In the
hands Of tho professional operators. mae
movers in tho market is nvowedly based
on the prospect that money is In course
OF accumulation on bank reserves,
where It's enforced i1lene ,m,n rs ,neIy
In addition, the news from tho CROPS
is regarded as satisfactory and as war
ranting an assumption Of prosperous mar
vests In the event OF condi., roaa, comfy, INA
movements to- day were irregular through
out by reason OF q series OF sustaining
advances, accompanied BY simultaneous Ut a ecu
tanning .s measures us ssi lost their efficacy as
the day advanced, and q general reaction
set in. 1nnking the closing easy
Bonds were steady: total l,,, sales ,op par
were unchanged on call.
The total sales OF stocks for the day
amounted TO 845,700 shares.
MONEY AND ExCHANGE-CLosE:
Money on call easy, 1903 1-2 per cent;
ruling rate. 31-4 per cent; closing bid 3
per cent; offered at 8 Ia per cent. Time
loans easier on short IA ties; sixty days,
AGA Ia per cent. !; ninety days 1 1-lG
IL per cent; six months, 4 l-294 3-4
per cent. Prime mercantile paper. 60
10 per cent Sterling exchange easier
at s4.S550@4.s6.55 for demand and at
S4.S2. 40R4 .82.45 for sixty-day bills. Post
ed rates, $3.50 and 1886 Ia CONNER
ctal bills. &4.s2 1-s94.s2 IL. Bar silver,
&C. Mexican dollars, 81.
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PETERSBURG TOBACCO MARKET,
rs reported by craadock- Jones, virginia

Hf5 Petersburg. Va, Juno B. 1905. }
Having had a favorable season Tor handling
we look for the remainder Of the crop now in
planters hands to BIO marketed in the next
two weeks Market continues active.
Tho n,,otations re- q follows:
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Amounts 10 the Same Thing,
1t CONES to ray conscience subliminn,
That II people name rs q criminal
A man ~ho does crimes--
Then {, nan m, VINO h ,, qoss rhymes ,,nn,, .
New Orleans Times Democrat
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Richmond. Va, Juno 5. tx
STATE SECURITIES, BID, Al

5 BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE, ND, juno 1-seaboari Al,
Line common and notwithstanding DONG.
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Soutl1ernRailway

sciE II, IN EFFECT APRIL, g. 1905.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
~. D.-Following schedule figures publlsheo5
only as information, and are not guaranteed
1:oo 4. Ms-Daly--Lonal. for Charlotte, N. G. Il
l2;30 2. M-Daily--Liml .ed-Bufet Pullman to
Atlanta and birmingham New Orleans
Memphis, Chattanooga and all the South.
Through coach for Chase City. Oxtords
Durham and Raleigh.
600 2. MIX. sundny-Keysvilie Local.
ll:oo T. y--Lmited--puman ready a;ssS
p. NJ. for oil the South, 5s 5al31Ss
YORK RIVER LINE. 6Ssfss n
$3.50 = M-Except sunday-No. 16-Balumos0
Limited. ksH5i
a:16 ?; M.-Exceps sunday-No 1o-r.ocal 10
West Point. S T
4A5 4; M..Except sunday-No. 74-Local TO-
Wost Point 4 q
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND. 55
6:5S A. NJ. 1850 P. sM.--From nil the South.
1888 .: M-From Charlotte, Raleigh. Durham
Chase City and Local Stations. @ d
$40 A. M.-Erom Keysville and Local Stations,
9:l6 A. Mo. 15-From Baltimore and West
Point. -5z7iFIi5fag z.l5f tslF l}aS
1886 q: NJ. No. 0. 5l5 p. NJ, No 7s-Trom5
West Point and Local stations.
IN, No. l5 and No. 10 stop Quinton. Tunsta1lsz.S
White House and Lester Manor ~, ~ lE3
G., W. 1, WEsTnTRY ?. Hchmo yT ;,I ya
II. b. SPENCER, Cent? Mgr. Sss
Washington. ID. c. "A
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RAILROADS.
Nv p RAILHOADS. II
~ - g ~ Richmond,
k. Frederlcknburg u
Potion &C r. n,

N. ~ M p raoss:ssG r.
Trains Leave Richmond-N
6:2o A. M.--Daily. BYRD st, Through. S:
500 A. M.--Daly--Main 81. Through.
1880 a. M.-Week Days-Elba. Fredericksburg
Accommodation.
$40 A. M.--Dnly-Byrd st. Through.
l2:oo nooh--Week Days-Byrd st. Through.
400 ?. M.-Week Days-Byrd st. FtedetIc1A-
burg accommodation. tsss,
sos p. M.-Daily--A1ain ST. Through. s
$3.50 F. M.--Week Dnys-Elba. Ashland 90
conimodation. q
$3.50 F. M.-Daily-Eyrd ST. Through.
Trains Arrive MISUNDERSTANDING
e;to a, M.--Wecl Days-Eba Ashland Aa-
comtnodation. s3
SEQ A. M.--Week Daye--Dyrd st. Fredericka.
burg accommodation. sGf1.iss
S:a5 a. M.-Dnily-Byrd st. Through.
n:so A. IN M,.- Week Days-syrd 81. Through
2:i! 7. M.--peify-Main 81. Through.
$50 p. M-Week Days-Elba Fredericksburg
Accommodation. AZ ~ 49,
7:is F. M,-Da!ly-pyrd Ct. Through
stops. ~
$50 7, NJ r-Daiiy-s st. Through
,NoTE-Pullman Sleeping Or parlur Cars IN {
niond il: 80 a. II. week days. and local accom-.
modntions ~. ss
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lions not guaranteed IL III. $ !. n,
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Asst. to Prest. Gen'l. supt Trat. Mgr.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-06

How susceptible ono Is when ono is in
love But how intolerant of susceptibility
one ID who has ceased 70 love Duchess
d'.Abrantes.