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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-03-26
ROMAN|AN REVOLT
BEYOND CONTROL
Stories Of Peasants PiIIaging
from MaIdavia and WallaChia
AT TACK AND WHIP TROOPS
Villages and Synagogue Sacked and
Plunderlne Continues On Large
Scale-40,0oo to Attack
Jassey.
ATTACK AND WHIP TROOPS

Bucharest, March 25.-That the revolted
peasants Of Roumana are at least tenn
porarily beyond the control of the govern
ment forces in the field is amply evil
denced by the stories of pllaging and in
cendiarisms coming from all parts of Mol
davia and Walachia.
There have been several serious con-
fiicts between peasants and troops notably
at Bacess. in the district of Vaslui, where
1000 peasants, armed wit hrifles and re-
volvers attacked company of soldiers.
The troops fired several vole5r, killing
forty peasants and wounding large num-
bers, but the soldiers were so greatly out
numbered that they finally were obliged
to retreat.
At the village of Teleorman, in the
Alexandria district, Waiachla peasants
sacked the synagogues and burned forty
houses The rioters also demolished and
completely pillaged Himnicea. another vii
lage in the Alexandria district.
Army Plumbers.
The army reserve men are fraternizing
with the marauders and participating in
the work of plunder
Thousands OF peasants surround the
little town OF Rosiori De Vede, in the
Alexandra district with tie intention OF
looting it if favorable opportunity
arises.
Moldavia is $3.50, but large reinforce
ments are still required.
AT today's session o. the chamber Of
deputies the members suggested to the
government thai energetic repression was
the only course suited to the conditions
in the disturbed regions Of the country
The plundering continues on large
scale in the district of Roumania. Putna.
Jasy and Bolossahnl. Tie peasants are
setting fire to everything Witnia reach,
but they fleet on the approach of SOL
diers. The foreign consuls at Jassy have
asked the authorities to take measures 10
protect the resident foreigners, and the
project of Jassy has given assurance that
the necessary precautions would be taken.
Additional Troops.
The minister of war has ordered the
mobilization of four additional regiments
at Jassy, where 1900 troops already have
been concentrated. At Jassy the artillery
is encamped on the principal street
All the shops are closed. 1t Is reported
that a large number of peasants, esti-
mated at from 1900 to 5000. are ready to
advance and attack the place. Copies OF
a manifesto were distributed in Jassy
Yesterday accusing the government of re-
sponsbility for the recent disorders and
advising the people to take the law into
their own hands. The author of this
manifesto, the procurator of Vastui, has
been dismissed from office.
A condition of anarchy prevails at
Nanolossa, and the reports from the VIII
Iage are alarming.
bloody encounter between peasants
and Mills is reported from Gatz. where
on Sunday the troops fired on gather
ing of peasants, killing 200.
Reports from the Naptha district show
that this section Of the country is still
quiet
The situation has become SO serious
that the Roumanian parliament Is con-
CONTINUED ON PAGE I'D
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rally. At the last the market was ex-
cited and irregular, with quotations bet
ter than the lowest, but showing wide de-
clines from Saturdays figures.
Canadian Pacific, which was weak last
week. however. closed point higher than
Saturday. The principal declines OF the
day are shown by the closing quotations;
Amalgamated Copper 5&. American
Smelling s1a, Anaconda 2ss, Atchison rs.
Baltimore and Ohio 4. st. Paul .. GeIierai
Electric s. Great Northern eh' Great
Northern certificates s, Missouri Pacific
oiL New York Airbrake 15 New York
Central 3k, Northern Pacific ca, Reading
5a. Rock Island IL, Southern Pacific 3,
Union Pacific SIS, United States Rubber
5Ih, United States Steel 2ls and United
States Steel preferred ~.
The total sales Of the day were l,'@,oo2
shares.
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BonHIa RsOTganizas Army 10
Fight to the End
SACNNG OF san MARCOS
Americans Suffer Considerable Finan.
ciaI Loss-Pitiful Account of Out
rage on Women BY Soldiers
of Nicaragua.

Washington. March 25.-Senor Corea,
the Nicaraguan minister. today received
a dispatch from President Zelaya, of Nj
caragua, announcing the capture and oc-
cupaton of Tegucigalpa, the capital of
Honduras.
The fall of the Honduran capital today
was predicted by the Nicaraguan foreign
office yesterday, following the capture
of Choluteca, the most strongly fortified
town in that country, and the flight of
President Bonilla, of Honduras. Only the
bare announcement of the capture of
Iegucigalpa was received. 1t did not
reach here until late tonight, but the
news had been expected hourly by Min
iste- Corea.
President Bonilla, of Honduras, has re-
organized his army and intends to make
a prolonged resistance to the Nicaraguan
forces. This news reached the state de-
partment late today from Philip b.
Brown, secretary to the American mis-
sion to Honduras and Guatemala, who is
now at Teguciagalpa.
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ABOUT-TO-BE BRIDE
CHANGES HER MIND
Miss Josie Leamon Runs Away From
Home Before Ceremony, But
Next Day She Marries.

Atlanta. March 25.-(Special) Miss josie
Leamon. who Sunday afternoon left her
home an hour or two before time for
her wedding, and did not return until two
hours after the ceremony should have
been performed. today changed her mind,
and she and w. b. Godsby of Salisbury.
N. c.. were married this afternoon. and
the young couple left for North Carolina.
She stated that she had not left home
because she did not love the man she was
to marry but because she could not then
bear the thought OF leaving her home to
go to another city.
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oliver Speaks at Banquet.

Tonight's session was merged with
smoker given by the Progressive union.
About half an hour was spent in Profres-
sive union business matters. after which
Governor Blanchard of Louisiana took
charge OF the meeting. In addition to the
governors speech. Senator Blackburn re-
peated his speech OF the afternon, and
said that he had been commissioned to at
tend the meeting to listen and learn
whether the gulf states had just griev-
ance In the matter OF Panama canal trade.
j. W. Porch and w. J. Oliver also
smoke,
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CANNON PARTY KICK
ON QUARANTINE
CONGRESSMEN REACH COLON
FROM VENEZUELA AND ARE
, HELD OVER NIGHT-MAJOR COR
GAS MAKES NO EXCEPTION.

Panama, March 25.-Speaker Cannon
and the members of his congressional
party, who arrived at Colon yesterday
on the steamer Blucher and were placed
in quarantine because the steamer had
not been out from Venezuela six days,
were released from quarantine this morn
ing Accompanied by Chief Engineer
Stevens and Lieutenant Colonel Goethals
who is to succeed Mr.. Stevens, and other
chiefs of the division, the party jour-
neyed across the isthmus inspecting the
canal work on their way and arrived
here at noon. The party returned to
Colon this evening, and the Blucher left
that port tonight.
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Measles on Board the oeoraia.

Newport News, Va, March 25.-The OUT
break OF measles on board the battle
ship Georgia. which will delay the de-
parture of that vessel for Guantanamo.
scheduled for tomorrow, has developer
into an epidemic. more than fifty men
having been taken from the ship to the
naval hospital at Portsmouth, Va.
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n ie Mot Banker Walker.

Milwaukee, March ga Sentinel
snecial from Baraboo, Wis, says: The
suspect arrested here today on sus-
nicion of being Treasurer Walker of
the savings bank of New Britain.
Conn. turns out to be a convict just
released from Jail at Lacrosse He is
not the banker
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Details of Capture.

Managua, Mic, March PA few de-
tails of the capture of the Honduran-Sal-
vadorean position at Choluteca by the
Nicaragua. forces have been received.
The Nicaraguans captured 1900 rifles,
large amount Of ammunition and guam
titles of field equipment.
The Honduras and Salvadoreans had
200 men killed, and about an equal num-
be- wounded.
some of the Nicaraguan wounded who
were captured before President Bonilla
fed, are reported to have been hanged,
and their bodies mutilated
President Zelaya has issued orders to
the Ncaragllan forces that all wounded
prisoners arc to be treated with proper
care.
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Richmond Va. March 25.-Atilda Will
son, colored woman of Pittsylvania
county, yesterday took a tobacco knife
and severad the head of l4-year-old ne
gro boy from his body. She claims she
was commanded by neighbors to commit
the deed
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S1os. 600 Fire In Memphis.

Memphis. March 25.-Fire destroyed
the plant of the Memphis Furniture
manufacturing company late today,
entailing a loss estimated at $125,OOo.
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Small Rally.

Toward the close of the day buying
demand. apparently to close out short
contracts, appeared, and gave prices a
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-01-25

New York, January 23-The cotton
market was little more active today
with an early advance lost, following
the report OF the census bureau, and
the close was steady at a net decline
of to 10 points. Sales were estimated
at 1875 900 bales.
The opening was steady at decline
Of one point to an advance of points
and the market worked up to net
advance OF about to Il points during
the early trading as result OF increas-
ed spot sales in the English market
and the smaller estimate for to-mOr-
rows's receipts at Houston. Toward
midday trading slackened owing to the
interest felt in the voting on the pro-
posed amendments to the bylaws and
the market ruled very quiet and about
steady during the early afternoon at
prices just before the census figures
were issued, standing around 9.44 for
March and $50 for May or about 5
points net higher.
The report showing II, ,167, 900 bales
ginned to January 16, was just about
as expected, but was followed by a
renewal Of bear pressure and some lit
tie liquidation under which prices
broke quite sharply during the late
trading with March selling at 9.35 and
May at 9.45 or about II to Is points
down from the top. The close was
within point or two OF the lowest
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HEAVY FINES IMPOSED.
Against Coast Line and Seaboard
Roads by Florida Railroad Commits
sion.

The railroad commission, as organ
ized last week, today gave substantial
ton to the vigorous policy as outlined
by Chairman Burr upon assuming Of
fee
In cases which were heard Tuesday
and Wednesday the commission today
assessed fines against the Atlantic
Coast Line in two cases amounting -
$1,000, and against the Seaboard Air
Line for $4,000.
Complaint against the Seaboard Sir
Line was brought by the Southern
Pine Company, of Savannah; that
against the Coast Line by Paul and
Weymer, of Jacksonville, and Mercer
Muller Company. of Brooksyille. In
the Brooksville case the fine against
the Coast Line was $4,000. judgment
was reserved in three cases.-Talla-
hassee Dispatch.
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MCLASSES-Steady. y.


SCGAR-Raw firm. fair refining g.;
centrifugal SO test ga; molasses sugar
"a: refined steady
COFFEE-Spot steady; Rio No. Z.
7c: Santos No. 4. Sc: mild steady:
Cordova to 12z: futures unchanged
to points higher.
BUTTER-Firm: extra creamery 81
to S1h; common TO extra 81 TO 81:
held comon 10 extra 20 TO 30: state
dairy common to firsts 20 TO IS; rem
ovated common TO extra 16 TO 231z
western factory common to firsts 17le
to 2011 western imitation creamery
extras "a: firsts 81 to %.
CHEESE-Steady to firm, unchang-
ed. Receipts 1,073.
EGGSSteady: nearby selected alto
%: do choice % to so: do mixed extra
29 to 30: western frsts 261z; seconds
251A to 26.
PEANUTS-Steadyu unchanged.
OTATOES-Steady: Bermuda per
barrel $50 to $50; sweets, Vineland
per barrel $50 to $50.
CABBAGE-Steady unchanged.
COTTON SEED OIL-Was firm on
light offerings. Prime crude fob mills
36lk to 81 nominal. Prime summer
yellow 465k nominal. Prime white SO.
Prime winter yellow 81.
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OffOn Movements & Quotations Local & Foreign
OOllO11F L Financial News & Other Market Reports

IOns were followed without any show
OF firm convictions, and constant shift
ing by traders kept values in an unsta-
ble condition that made the market
Closely resemble that of the day be-
fore The early decline, in sympathy
with the break in the Hill stocks elic-
tied supporting orders Of the kind that
made the bears grow timid and which
have given color to suppositiOns that
an accumulation of stocks has been
going on with a desire to avoid violent
price fluctuations. The movement in.
the Hill stocks was direct response to
the judicial upholding of the conven-
ton OF the Minnesota State authori-
ties that consent of the State Railroad
Commission was required for the pro-
posed issue of new Great Northern
stocks. The opinion in the stock
market inclined to the view that ma
terial obstacle had been encountered
in the day OF the proposed plan for
raising new capital. The companion
movement in Northern Pacific repre-
sented the view that its proposed stock
increased might be opposed by similar
measures, while the marked contrast in
the upward movement of St. Paul was
caused by the speculative assumption
that the quick manner of completing
its stock issue had forestalled such
probable hindrance. A feature of the
money market is the improved demand
that has sprung up for commercial pa
per which has resulted in a reduction
in rates to 5 "a per cent. for prime
grades.
Discounts in Berlin receded to-day.
Net gains predominated today where
declines were the rule al the preceding
close.
Bonds were steady. Total sales par
value S2.298.006O Total sales 627. 900
shares
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-01-25
LIVERPOOL COTTON.

Liverpool, January 23.-Cotton Spot
good business, prices to points
higher. American middling fair 6.66:
good middling 6.18; middling 5.68;
low middling $50: good ordinary so;
ordinary 4.96. The sales of the day
were 10000 bales Of which 5000 We're
for speculation and export and in
cluded 800 American. Receipts 26.-
600 all American. Futures opened
steady and closed quiet and steady
Am erican middling G. 0. c: January
$50: January and February $50; Feb
ruary and March SAT: March and
April 5.46; April and May 5.45h; May
and June 545h: June and July 5.45;
July and August 5.44h: August and
September $40: September and Octo-
ber 5.36: October and November $50;
November and December .211a.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-01-25
NEW ORLEANS MARKET,

New Orleans. January 23.-SpOt cot
VEN eaosed steady. unchanged, middling
1888: sales ON the spot were 5000
bales and 2.260 to arrive.
FIXTURES opened unchanged TO one
point lower. The reading of the CEN
sus report had Slight bearish effect
on she market and caused downward
tendency. Bulls rallied to its support.
however. and shorts were content to
cover at the decline. The close was
barely steady Z to 9 points under that
Of Yesterday
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York, January 23-FLOUR-
Dull but firm.
RYE FLOUR-Steady.
S24 elevator. Options k to &c high
er. May s51a; July s4B.
CORN-Spot firm: No. 2. 54 elevator
Options Is to u net higher. January
5s1z; May 54k; July So.
OATS-Spot firm; mixed Al.
LARD-Steady: western prime s9.4o
10 $50: refined barely steady: CONT
to S&c.
PORK--Steady.
RICE-Quiet.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-01-25
PORT MOVEMENT OF COTTON.

Galveston steady at 10hc: net re-
ceiDts 1887 bales.
New Orleans steady at 1880: net re-
ceipts 4.499 bales
Mobile quiet at 10Ac; net receipts
1,013 bales.
Savannah steady at 20 3-16c; net re-
ceipts 6,S06 bales.
Charleston quiet at 10c: net receipts
% bales.
Wilmington steady at 1Oc: net re-
ceipts 304 bales.
Norfolk steady at 1oEc: net receipts
1926 hales.
Baltimore nominal at 10sc.
New York steady at 1890; net re-
ceipts 244 bales.
Boston steady at 1890: net receipts
1876 bales.
receipts l25 bales.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-01-25
THE MONEY MARKET.

New York January 23.--Money on
call easy at 21s to per cent; ruling
rate "a; closing bid 21a: offered at
2A. Time loans dull and easy; sixty
days Az to S; and ninety days 5; six
months 5A to 5h. Prime mercantil
paper 6 20 6M per cent Sterling ex
change heavy with actual business in
bankers bills at 4.s570 to 4.S575 for
demand and at 4,s13O to 4.s135 for 6
day bills. Posted rates 4.S2 to 4.S2H
and ass to 4.S61a. Commercial bills
4.e1 to 4.S1A. Bar silver 6S1a Mexi
can dollars h2&.
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NAVAL. STORES MARKET.

New York, January 3.-Turpentine
tirp, 10 to 731s. kOsin fir11
savannah January 23--Turpentine
steady 10: receipts $50 casks; ship
aeEts 1872: sales none. Rosin steady;
sales i.s5T barrels; receipts 1921: ship
$4qa; Is 41o 10 4.15; F 415 to 4.20:
q 4.se to $50: II 40 to 4,5e; 800:
K sac: Al s.Ss; \ 6.25; w G. SIS; "
w 8.a5.
@saarlestsa, january 23.--Turpentine
and rosiR aething doing
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CLOSING STOCK LIST.

Adams Express -. :. . .o90
American Cotton Oil 303s
American Cotton Oil pfd " SO
American Express :. ..235
American Linseed Oil TN
American Linseed Oil pfd . SO
American Locomotive .. .... 1874
American Locomotive pfd. .. lily
American Sugar Refining. :. .l...132h
American Tobacco pfd certif. . 81
Atlantic Coast Line 1271a
Baltimore and Ohio. =. .117k
Baltimore and Ohio pfd. . SO
Corn Products >. :. :. 24H
Corn Products pfd. -. .... S61a
Delaware and Hudson 214h
Delaware. Lack and West. 495
General Electric. :. w l611
Hooking Valley. :. :. .....126
Louisville and Nashville. =. .13sk
National Lead. 49,. 71A
New York Central. 1909
Norfolk and Western :: 80. 8SA
Norfolk and Western pfd.. s5
Pullman Palace Car. .172
NeauiHS :. 12S1c
Southern Railway. 49,. 29A
Southern Railway pfd. S6A
Tennessee Coal and Iron ..155
United States Express. ..10S
Virginia Carolina Chemical 35h
Virginia Carolina Chemical pfd. 1861
VI NAA go"
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-01-25
NEW YORK DRY GOOHS.

New York. January 23-The dry
seeks market was very firm to-day and
large purchases were made for the lat
ter half OF the year. Bleached goods
were advanced 1-4c Il yard by jobbers.
Silk piece goods were firm and quite
active. Heavy cotton goods were firm
er. Hosiery and underwear had a
larger duplicate SALE
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Escape OF Three ConvictS.
(Snenial to The MESSENGER

Raleigh, n. c., January 23.-The
penitentiary announces the escape from
it's convict camp near Washington, of
three negroes, Charles Bobo, sentenced
from Craven for life, for murder; Bill
Hargraves Tor will Ray") sentenced
from Gates, for 20 years for burglary,
and Edward Leary. ten years for bur
giary and larceny.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-01-25
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago, January 23.-An urgent de-
mand for wheat by millers and export
ers caused an advance of more than
one per cent per bushel in the local
markets today. At the close wheat for
May delivery was 1-8 to IA Corn
was 1-2 20 5-8. Oats was 1-8 to IA
higher. Provisions were 21-2 to Sc
lower.
Chicago. January 23.-The leading
futures ranged as follows:
Open. High LOW Close
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-01-25
COTTON RECEIPTS.

New York, January 23.--Receipts at
the ports today 45,964 against 4s,904
last week and 1887 last year For
the week 100000 bales against 34S,741
last week and 111,502 last year. To-
days receipts at New Orleans 14.449
bales against 4,734 last year and at
Houston 9.421 bales against 6,097 last
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-01-25

Tine amendments TO the bylaws elimi-
mating quarters and making strict
low middling stained the lowest grade
tenderable, were carried, but the amend
ment in favor of an additional meet
ing of the revision committee in Feb
rllary was lost
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-01-25
L. y. AND OTHER BONDS


=. s. refunding Is registered. .104&
q. s. refunding IS coupon. .104A
L. s, 3S registered. ..102
I. D IS coupon 102A
L. 5. old As registered. ...... 1909
L. 5. Old As coupon. =. .. 1908
L. $. new As registered. .12SA
L. ). new As coupon. =. =. .1294
American Tobacco As. =. -, 70
American Tobacco 6S :. . ..11O2
AtchisOn general As. -. ..1OZ
AtchiSon adjustment As. 92h
Atlantic Coast Line As . 98A
baltimore and Ohio 31as . =. =. 92&
Central Of Georgia 5s.. HOG
Central Of Georgia 1st Inc. -. so
Central Of Georgia End Inc -. >. 76
Central of Georgia Sd Inc. .... 63k
Cuba 5S 1031
Denver and Rio Grande As. :. >. 961
Distillers' Securities 5s. :. =. =. 8S7s
Hooking valley 4hs... .104h
Louisville and Nash Unified As 1908
Manhattan consol gold As. ...101
Mexican Central 4s... S5h
New York Central gen 31as. ..S3R
New Jersey Central gen 5s.. ...126
Norfolk and Western consol As. 80
Seaboard Air Line 4s- . - 80
Southern Railway SIS. =. -. ..112k
Western Md As. SnL
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-01-25

A tissue builder, recCns:ructor,
builds up waste force, makes strong
nerves and muscles. Some people do
not realize what a grea: remedy Hos
listers Rocky Mountain Tea is. IS
c>nts. Tea or Tablets. r.. Il Reiia.ny.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-01-25

BETWEEN WILMINGTON AID
NEW BERN.
Daily Ex. Daily Tx
Sunday. Sunday
North 3. South II
Lv Wilmington ~ % pmIAr IL 40 pm
Ar New Bern. is So pmiLv 8 10 am
Trains Nos AZ and Al carry Pullman
Sleeping Cars between Wilmington
and Washington. connecting with
pennsylvania r. X. for all points east.
T. G. WHITE.
General Passenger Agent
w. J. CRAIG,
Passenger Traffic Manager.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-01-25
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

New York, January 23.-There was
further decline in the activity Of
staodis to-day. the total dealings bear
ing NO larger proportion TO those of
yesterday than did those of yesterday
to Monday. Professional operations
again seemed to make up practically
all Of the dealings. Also those opera
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-01-25

The London Express is getting ul-
easy because II has discovered that
the United States is getting rdch ten
times as fast as Great Britain Sull,
the American also spends his money
ten times as fast as his British cous-
tn.-Wahngton Post
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-01-25

Flour steady; No. 2 spring wheat rs
to SO: No. so to 81: No 2 red TAX
to 75A; No. corn 43A: No. > yellow
434; No. oats 35A: No. white s6
to 37sz: short ribs sides Ooose) $S.75
TO 900: mess pork per barrel 1890:
lard per 100 pounds $500; short clear
sides (boxedl s9.12 to s.371a whiskey
SI2o
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To THE BEACH
In Effect October 18th. 1000.

"Daily except Sunday.
s"Sundays this car will leave
Wrightsville at 1900 a. m. instead OF
900 a. m.
Cars leaving Wilmington at 700 a.
m, $3.50 a. m, $50 p. m. 500 p. m.
and $3.50 .. m. will not run beyond
Wrightsville unless there are passen-
gers for the beach.
SUNDAY SCHEDULE.
Cars every half hour from 100 70
$500 p. m. in addition 20 the above
schedule.
FREIGHT SCHEDULE.
Freight car leaves Wilmington daily
except Sunday at 400 p. m.
Freight depot open from 200 TO
400 p. m.
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SCHOONERS,

SCHOONERS.
Horace p Shares, 500 tons, Flynn,
to CO. Gafftt.
Harriet G. Kerbin, ass tons, Cochran
to c.; D. Naffftt.
G. ID. Mafftt.
Annie -. Grace. asa tons. Benseil
u M2f6tt
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Atlantic Coast Line
NOTICE

These arrivals and departur,- are
given as information as well as con-
nections with other companies; but ar
-ivais and connection 80 not guar
=; ,si-
--tse.- - - r. --..
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''T had tried everything for my baby.
until DR. Lyle recommended Cascas
weet I can truthfully say it is the best
medicine I ever used for babies. -
Mamie l.. Taylor, Bedford, Va. Cas-
casweet is sold by Robt. r. Bellamy