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The San Francisco call., 1908-03-15

he German schooner G2zeIle was cleared Tor
Jsluif Marshall islands. yesterday with nler-
chsndise valued at Sc 7e6 and including the fol-
lowing: $500 rs salt beef zse cs canned goods.
10 kits salmon. % p1gs pots toes 10 pkgs Onions.
800 lbs beans IS kegs pickles. % pkgs groceries
drums distIiIste. o5 drums gasoline, Is bbs oils.
10 bales twsne, , pkEs machinery. 81 pkEs lamp
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coffee. % lbs chocolate ls147 ~ s,s,.s %
kegs pickles. $50 lbs paste. IS pkss groeer5es ana
prSs r4sis.ons sooo lbs sulphur pkgs leather. 6
matches. 1870 lbs sheet lead. T6 bhls ana * -
olls. obls Tar. 215 rolls roofing bales hose :
g arms and ammunition. 20 cs fuse 52 pcs steel
I1s steamer also had pkgs machinery, valued
81 $5eo. en route Sura Fiji tsiauds
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The Overdue List

Dutch bark Gertrude Gersrde- out 11S days
f-6rs Port talbot Tor NejiIlones. 50 per cent
British ship Falkenbsnk. out ~ days from
PORT Ia bot for Valparaiso. Is per cent
British ship Barc0re. out us days from Barry
for Caleta C0losa- per cent.
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small Cargo for HTIo

The echooner ". n. Msrsto1 cleared for
Hio yesterday with LASS lbs bread. 20 ctls cern.
800 lbs lard 20i so5 lbs fertilizer. 80 cs blast
ing powder ICE bbls lime. 800 C coal oil. IS cE
gasoline y cs oils. pkEs carbide. bbls paints.
- bales paper. cs clocks and pkgs dry goods.
valued Ell Sc. s12
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CHINA TO HAVE HALL

cOLMA. March 1.-THE Colma hall
and building association expects to
have its large hall completed within
so DAYS. The town has been without
a place for big meetings, and the con-
tempIated structure will meet all de-
mands.
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- & &
Auction Sale

We will sell at public auction.
AT THE DUBOcE STABLES. 18TH ST. NEAR
VALENCIA
so head Of horses and mares just in from the
country; 20 head of city broke horses; also 10
peddltas wagons and 12 business bugzfes.t1 nice
rubber tired buggy. nearly new, and lot OF sin
gle and double harness Outside horses sold on
commission Sale takes place Monday Narcn
16. IL q m WI CLOUGH. Auc1ioneer-
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Notice 10 Mariners

The following Affects the list Of lights. bu0ys
and day marks twelfth lighthouse subdistrict
1906 uaCe 20:
PEARL HARBOR. OAHU ISLAND T. H
Tripod reef buoy = second class can. report
&C adrift, viii be replaced es soon as practic1-
be BT order Of the lighthouse board.
J. p CARTER. Lieu CON- Z s \.
Assistant 70 the inspector OF the, twelfth light
hrrreo
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Northwestern Pacific Railroad
SOUTHERN DIVISION
February 20, 1o9s
VIA S4USkIUTn

For Sausalito, Mill Valley. San Ra-
fael-Daily-Eve cry 80 minutes from
6:45 to S-45 a m: hourly until 3:45
D. m: then AIS and every 80 minutes
until 7:45 D. m. 800. 1915. 1855 D m
For Fairfax-week DaysEs:45. 7:15
a. m; 2:45, 3:45. AIS, 4:45. Sis p. n
Sundays--s.l5. lo:45. t1s45 a m; l2:45.
For San ouentin-Daily-7:4s a. N.
s:45 D. m. daily and SIS a. m sun
days only for Lagunites- Camp Aeeker.
Monte Rio. Cazadero and way stations
VIA TTBUROS
For Tiburon, BeIvedere and San Rafael
7:4o. s.20. s11-e0 a M 1890. $3.50.
$40, $40 D. N daily.
7:40 a n daily for Petaluna. Santa
Rosa. HealGsburg. Cloverdale. Ukiah.
Willis. Sherwood. Sebastopol. Glen Ell
len. Camp Vacation and way stations
3.SO D. m daily for Petaluma- Santa
Rosa. Healdsburg. cloverdale. Ukiah.
Guerneviiie. Sebastopol and way sta
$40 o. m. daily for Pstaluma. Santa
Rosa Glen Ellen and way stations
s:e0 g. m Sunday only TOR Peralurna-
santa Rosa and way stations
TO Tiburon only-
Ticket Of6ce-Ferry Bnildinz-
General 0fdce-Janes Fiocd Building
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NEWS OF THE OCEAN
Charfered for Lumber
Exports for German oceanica

The schooner S. Christensen. at Grzys Hsrbor,
is under charter for lumber thence to Guaynss.
terms private.
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1G Pr &
ALL CITY BROKEN

WEDNESDAY. March IS. in Oakland. Big clean
up and consignment auction sale OF 50 head Of
horses and mares Among the lo1 are big brood
rnares. p'ov aud ranch contractors general buSi-
ness, delivery. fancy saddiers, roadsters, family
and Shetland ponies. single and in spans. No0by
light harness rigs for park. road and camping
Fancy harness government pack saddles. harness
and government wagons; also 35 vehicles Of
every description All horses guaranteed viii be
hooked up after the sale. Carload buyers, ship
pers and spectators this sale. No limit no
reserve Sale IL a n. 5s5-567 4th ST. Oakland
J. W. MEDEIROS. Licensed Auctioaeer
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Time Ball

United States Branch photographic Office. Mer
IL 1905
The time ball on the tower of the Ferry build
ing Vas dropped today exactly at noon. Pacific
Standard Time fI2ofh Mertdlaul or AZ Sb (1n
COS. Greenwich Mean Time
T. C. BURNETT.
Lieutenant L. S u in charre
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Compagnie GeneraIs Transatlautiqus

DIRECT LINE TO HAyRE-PARIs
ssiiInes every THURSDAY. instead OF Satrraax
st 10 a. NJ from Pier ~. North river. foot Of
FIRST class 10 Harre. $50 and upward: second
rtass 10 Havre. <45 and rpwatd: GENERAL
AGENCY FOR UNITED STATES AND can
ana 10 State St. New York j. T. FUGAZf
Manager Pacinc Coast $50 Montgomery st. san
Francisco. Tickets sold by all railroad ticket
agents
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L. 5. Branch Hydrographic once

A branch OF the United States Hydrographic
Office. located at the Merchants Exchange. is
maintained IN San Francisco for the benefit Of
mariners. without regard TO nationality and free
OF expense. Navigators cordially invited TO
visit the office. where complete sets Of charts
and sailing directions of the world are kept 1T
hand for comparison and reference and the lat
est info-mau9p can always he obtained regard
ing lights. dangers 20 navigation and matters
Of interest to ocean commerce.
J. C. BURNETT
Lieutenant. L. s. N in charge.
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Gibraltar -ManIes-Genoa
Hsnuhurg MAR. 81 Bulgaria App II
Oceana ...-...-.Apr. 2fAoltke .----....Apr. -
NORWAY. SWEDEN. RUSSIA. ETC.
Send for handsome illustrated pamphlets de-
scribin; eur famous summer cruises.
MISUNDERSTANDING LINE
90S Market Street Near Powell. $. F..
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Weather Report

1nited States department Of agriculture
"eatneI bureau. San Francisco March Il 1905
RAINFALL DATA
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Apprentice allowance.
Santa Anita Park fnd.es

ST RAcE-rive ana a half furlonss.
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PrebIe Reaches Port
Al seattle With Leaky BOILER.

The steamer Atlas on the berth 8
Seattle for this port is detained at I'll
northern port on account Of leak
boilers.
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FORMER CHAMPIONS

Championship matches among the
affiliated clubs OF the association have
been played since 1892. During that
time the Alameda cricket club has won
the honor for no less than eight
years. The San Francisco county club
won the championship three times. in
1903, 1904 and 1905. In the latter year
IL won the perpetual challenge cup of
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-03
Market Sluggish as Reflection q
1ndecisivc Business
Attitude.
INCREASED ACTlvITYlN BONDS
Closing Of Small Banks Does
Not Change Situation, But
Strengthens Confidence.

f NEW YORK, February 2.-The slug
Elsh and irregulnr movementRof prices
OF securities last week was the re-
Election OF the indccisive attitude of
speculative interests toward tho imme-
date outlook for business. The mar
ket showed resistance to several unto
ward incidents OF the week and while
this attributed 20 measures OF baneHo-
lent control byklurge, banking ana CAPT
tai interests, these measures We're ac-
copied as testimony to the confidence
existing In the longer outlook. The
pronounced ease which has developed
III the money markets all over the,
world affords facilities for taking on
securities. but there Is no evidence
that these have been taken advantage
OF to an important extent outside the
protective measures by those support
ing the market. Outside operations,
through commission houses. have been
at n low stage, and the professional
clement has been discouraged from TAX
ing part in operations by the growing
that transactions were
largely confined to themselves.
Incrdascd Activity.
In the dealings in bonds at the Stock
Exchange there has been an increase
in activity and tone of strength that
has been accepted as one of the most
factors in the situation.
The closing up OF several of the
minor banks in the New York clearing
house during the week, which were as
sisted through the autumn crisis. was
accepted with comparative equaninlity
in the financial district Conditions AZ
fectins those banks arc seen to be
peculiar, and such as do not involve
the general banking situation III New
York, and the decision that it was not
necessary to carry them further. for
The purpose of saving the other banks
from the possible shock of their clos
Ing. gave an impression cc confidence
in tho restored feeling of trust In the
general banking position. The publi-
cation at Washington OF the govern
nent's plan of procedure for enforcing
i dissolution of the Hartman railroad
merger and the substance Of the Presi-
lent's message in advocacy of new
liability law brought n new
influence to bear on the stock market
md emphasized the dullness and heavi-
ness of It's tone.
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and seaboard receiving points are still
Icing maintained at prices ranging
from II L. cents at Mobile and
Charleston to II cents at Memphis.
Eouston and New Orleans. Tho plan
tation movement and receipts from the
interior towns, when have been in
creasing during the last three weeks,
have continued on n Comparatively
large scale the past week. The amount
brought into sight approx!nates $780,
900 bales. against about 100000 last
week aud 3oS,ooo the previous week
which contrasts with $4,000 bales this
week last year, when the movement
was the heaviest on record from Il
crop which turned out over 13,500,00O
bales. For this week In the previous
three years, the average amount of
cotton brought into sight was about
10000 bales. The total amount OF the
crop now marketed to date, from the
opening of the season on September LIST,
is about 100000 bales, which com
pares with about 100000 bales for
the same time last year, and 100000
bales the previous year, when tho crop
was about 11.500,000 bales
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-03
BR0WNLOW HAS ii
His Name The Only One Filed. and He
VIII BE Nominated without Primary.

BRISTOL. VA, February 2-Con-
gresham Matter Preston Brownlow.
OF the First Tennessee District, who
OF recent years has been dubbed the
Republican boss of all Tennessee. but
whose right 10 that distinction seems
now to be disputed by the friends and
followers of the Hon. Henry Clay
Evans, Isl accused of again perpetrat-
ing plan for a midwinter primary. in
order to capture the 1908 nomination
OF his party in the First District. and
that without opposition that might be-
come serious. Ii given time.
The time for filing names for this
primary has expired. without any one.
except Brownlow. having announced
his candidacy or filed his name with
the committee. The date fixed for the
primary by the Brownlow committee
was February 18th. but the fact that
no one besides Brownlow has entered
the race means that when the Brown
low committee meets at Newport this
week to hear the report OF candidates
filed, the name of Brownlow will be
the only one before the committee, and
he will therefore be declared the nomi-
nee without the trouble and expense of
q primary.
AN anti- Brownlow executive COM
inittee exists in the district, and this
committee met at Greencvillc on Jan
uary 18TH for the purpose of protest
Ing against an early primary, and to
draft and submit counter propositions
This committee requested the Brown
low committee to change the date for
the proposed primary from February
18th to early in June next, as q means
OF giving any and all candidates a fair
show This proposition was ignored
by the Brownlows committee. which
means that the anti-Brownlow faction,
according to its recent action will
hold convention next June to nomi-
nate candidate to oppose Brownlow.
Brownlow encountered such opposl.
ton two years ago, but defeated both
the Democratic nominee and Alfred A.
TAYLOR. who was nominated by the
anti Erownlow faction.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-03
CHILD LABOR MEASURE.
Movement to Prevent Small Girl. aud
Boys From Selling Newspupcrs

.uoNeneAt 10 prevent Small Girls and
Boys From Selling Newspapers.
Especial TO The Times Dispatch.l
NORFOLK, Va. February 2.-A.on.
day night the S. P. c. C. will presen,
an ordinance to Common Council ask
ing It's adoption. in which it is sough,
TO restrict the selling OF papers on TIL.
streets by children to those over four
teen years of age. of both sexes.
The ordinance is the outcome of the
fact that recently u dozen or more
young girls and very small boys have
made their appearance among the
ncWshoys Of the city and have been
seen about bars, hotels and question:
abba places. The attention of the So
ciety was called to the fact that girls
OF tender age are to be daily found
loaftns around barroom doors. OFFERING
papers for sale.
The ordinance provides that to sell
papers persons must have authority
from the Police Department. in the
way of cheap badge, to be furnished
at cost, and the police officials are 20
pass on the question Of whether Or
not the applicant for one of the badges
is within the provisions of the law.
1t Is told OF a prominent gentleman
that coming out Of bar one after
noon this week, when the weather was
very cold, he found little girl hang
Ing about the door trying to sell pa
pers. She was barely ten years OF age.
Believing that she should be at home
and not In such place. the gentle
man bought her out. on the agreement
that she would go home at once.
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CONFUSED BANK FIGURES
How illumination Of Averages OF Failed

How I1liminati0n OF Averages OF Failed
Tanks Affected the Weekly Return
NEW YORK. February 2.-The hank
statement was utterly confused this
Of the four suspended banks---the Me-
chanics' and Traders, the North Amer
lea. Oriental and the Now Amsterdam.
These institutions had loans Of $751;
nooooo, so that the decrease of sl,TSs.-
yesterday would apparently mean that
NE total contraction was close to s20.-
1000; II the averages OF the four
tirely, y
IN the same way the cash, gain OF
SV,a9 ono reported yes terday must have
reelected an actual Increase OF nearly
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-03
BIG FIRE loss IN
CHARIOT TESVILLE
Flames Consume a Restaurant
and Partly Burns a Livery
Stable.
NEGRO is BURNED TO DEATH
[speci to The Times. Dispatch.

Especial to The Times D!spatch.]
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. February
2.-Fire, which broke out at an early
hour this morning. completely destroyed
I The restaurant run by Mr.. Mi!lGrd
Burke, on East Main street near the
l,cw Chesapeake ANA OHIO depot, and
for time threatened TO consume the
large livery stable recently erected by
w. y. Irving e Co. AS 1t was. Mr..
Irving lost several sheds, containing
practically his entire light rolling
stock some twenty vehicles being con-
sumed in addition to fifteen or more
traps owned by private parties.
A colored man. known only by the
name of John, who had been given a
nights lodging in a room in the rear
of the restaurant. was burned to death.
He was on his way to his home in
Eastern Virginia from railroad in
West Virginia, and when he struck
this cit. he was penniless
The night was the coolest and most
disagreeable of the winter, with the
thermometer staining at about ten
degrees, and the firemen worked under
great difficulties. The doors and win
dows OF the main building of the livery
sons. but the blazes were eXtinguished
Fortunately the wind. which was quite
strong. was from the west. Had It
been in an opposite direction no doubt
the entire block would have been wiped
out.
The restaurant was owned by Mr..
G. p. Burke. 4 fireman on the Chesa-
peake and Ohio Railway, a native of
Farmvllle, Va. 1t was operated by his
-brother5who removed to Charlottes-
vile some two years ago from WASH
ington, D. G. Mr.. Burke paid over
5000 for the property, but had only
$500 insurance on the building.
Irving & Co.'s loss Is placed at about
$4,000. The sheds and stock were only
partially consumed The live stock
vas removed from the stable with very
little damage to the animals. Some Of
the more spirited horses became great
.ly frightened at the glare of the
flames. and We're controlled with great
difficulty
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-03
nont0n Dnptist CHURCH.

I'UTVTTT TO Observation-Disclosures !. ~
LYNCITBuRG, "A, February 2.'-
Having Just completed q new church
building, the congregation - the Bon
ton BAPTIST Church. witch IS located
two niles west OF - he y CITY eff ected
an organization TO-DAY ne n church elN|
building Is a. neat 20 airy church ana
q great credit TO Its lnelnb y z.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-03
EXPELLED FOR HAzING
Ten Student. Dropped ut V.sP. T.; Prnc-
tlcc VIII Not &c Tolerated.
[Specialt to The Times Dispatch.

1NN5i'C5i W. ----v a., ruU. --.---IeII
cadets were expelled from the Virginia
Polytechnic Institute yesterday for
consideration of the case Of each man
before them. decided upon this course.
and informed the students that their
decision was positive and final. To
the foregoing official statement to-day
President Barringer adds that he is
determined to abolish all forms Of hax-
Ing at the Virginia Polytechnic Insti-
tute, and that it will not be tolerated.
In this he has the cooperation Of the
commandant and members Of the fac
ulty. The cadets dismissed left last
night for their homes.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-03
Annual budget.

Ispecialto The Times Dlspatch.l
,- LYNCHBURG,ss VA, February a.
The Common Council on Thursday
night will have the annual budget
roported from the Finance Committed
before It for It's consideration. 5s ' IL
budget will carry ab9ut the anne ag-
sregate OF appropriations Tor the
coming fiscal year, Moro work will
be done on the streets this year than
ever before in the history OF the city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-03
ANOTHER HALE TRIAL
ON MURDER CHARGE;
Especial 10 The Times nl.natch.

r $3.50 y ''e = '''1es- f7IHPaFCH'I
BRISTOL, VA, February a,-The
trial OF Roy Hale. who is charged with
having murdered lrby Davis. at John
son City. Tenn, will be called in the
Circuit Court at Jonesboro to-day or
Tomorrow. Hale is q young brother Of
Aclt Hale, and the man he killed Is a
brother OF Lillie Davis. the girl who.
IT is alleged AcE Hale killed In East
Hill Cemetery here. It is understood
Roy Hale will make the plea of self
defense. He was captured at Fort Nc
PEeraon, Atlanta, several months az
ter the tragedy,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-03
ELKToN no he CITY.
Petition Circuln ted Pctlttontng LcEts-
lnture to Incorporate the Town.

lnture to Incorporate the Town.
fsperial 70 The Times D spatch
HARRISONBURG, VA. February e.
y petition was circulated in Elkton
Yesterday petitioning the Legislature
70 incorporate the town of I1llton.
The petition was largely signed. and
a mass meeting will be held tomorrow
to indorse the action Of the parties who
have circulated the petition. 1t is
thought most probable that a certain
element will vigorously oppose the act
OF Incorporation, and a hot fight Is not
unlikely.
With eight inches OF snow on the
ground and the mercury Just above
zero mark Harrlsonburg this morning
suffered the bltterest touch Of weather
this winter. From present Indications
The mercury will drop below zero to-
night, Ice is six inches thick on the
ponds
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-03
Amy OF I'M, null,loyed

NORFOLK VA, February 22.The
suffering among tho poor and destitute
during the present cold weather is
general throughout this section. and
Tho charitable institutions or tho city
nave been taxed to heirutmost ca
pa City, TO answer all OF the calls for
aid The fact That so many Working
people are on { OF emp oyment adds to
THE suffering, WI V as .s3i Nh
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-03
Many Negroes Die.
fSnecIal 10 The Tlmes.Dlsoatcl

rSneclaI toiThc Times Dispatch. Fs$5
ARNONIA, VA, February o.-There
have been many deaths among the coll
ored people in and about Arvonia this
winter. AS many as two funerals
have occurred In one day. Most of the
deaths, IL not all.shaVe been caused by
grip and pneumonia. While there has
been much sickness among tho white
people from colds and grip, there have
been no deaths among them In this
section this winter. Al
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-03
RatlrpaDs.
Southern Railway.

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
D.--FolloWing schedule figures pub.
lishnd only US information. and are not
s.:o0iA. M.-Daly--Lorai for Charlotte.
II 10 a. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pull,
man to Atlnntn md Birininghnm New
Orleans Memphis. Cha .taiiooga, and
~ the South. Through coach fot
Chase City. Oxford. Durham.
800 = NJ .--Ex. Sunday--keysvtle Local
ll:2O p. M.-Dnily--Limfted Pullman ready
$3.50 r. NJ. for NIL the South.
YORK RIVER LINE.
$3.50 r. M.-Ex snnduy--To West Point.
Connecting for Baltimore Monday.
Wednesday, Friday.
2.l5 j.. M.--Monday. Wednesday and Fri-
day--L1cal TO West Point.
$500 Nix. sundays--Loocal TO West
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
& 6:b5 u. NJ, $40 L. M-.Trom ali .he south.
sly =. M.1.,From Charlotte Italsisl,. Dur.
,..o nam Chase City ano local stations
s:ao q. M--Fro,n Keysville--Local.
o:ae y. M.--From West Point, and from
s baltimore Wednesday. Friday and
Point. $500 49,
g. W. wEsTBuRY. D. p. A..
9?o e. Main Street. Phone It's.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-03
COLONEL CABELL WILL RUN
Announces His Cnndid,cy mud Thinks
lie VIII Decent Maynard.
Especial TO The gimes-pispatch.

x - tSpeclal 10 Ihe Time -Dispatch.J
e NORFOLK, VA, February 2.-Nor-
rel George c. Cabel has officially
announced his candidacy in the coming
Democratic primary against Congress-
man Harry L. Maynard. EIe confident
" predicts his nomination, and de-
clarcs he will gladly meet all ops
ponents on the stump In joint debate.
Colonel Cabell opposed Mr.. Maynard in
the last contest, losing by majority
OF seventy-nine votes.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-03
TOBACCO SALES.
Trade IIus Fallen or, for Planters
Arc Holding Crop.

N'''"c nus 'tullcu 81 vi, 1oT 11lantcr
Arc Holding Crop.
sna"'al m The Times D'spatchl
LfNCHBURG. VA. February g.
The sales of tobacco on the local mar
Eet during the past week We're mate
rally decreased by the cold dry
weather which precluded the farmer
from handling the weed for market
Ing The trade continues active, and
The prices are high. The sales for
the week aggregated 3Go,soo, a de-
crease of 5l1.5oo pounds when COM
pared with the previous week. The
safes since September last aggregate
boolsoo. a decrease OF 3.S4S.5O0
pounds under last season. 1t Is evil
dent that the planters are holding for
ktlll higher prices and. too, there has
been less favorable weather this sea
son for marketing the crop than
proved to be the case last year.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-03


In execution of the terms of deed
of trust, bearing date July 20. 1905,
and recorded in the clerks office OF
Va. d. y. 1T3 3, page 1Gs, default hav-
ing been made in the payment OF n
portion of the money secured thereby.
and being required so to do by the
debtedness. we will sell, at public auc-
ton. on the premises,
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 9TH,
at $3.50 o'clock p. NJ, the four double
tenements situated on the north line
of Moore Street, near Spottswood Ave-
and forty G It feet. being lots Nos. 10 10
20. 81, 20, 90. "a and 25. IN Square B,
In the plan OF the eastern por..on OF
Ravenwood.
TERMS: Cash.
II. r. GRIAlMELL,
B. RAND. WEXFORD,
Trustees.