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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-04-25
MCINTYRE Z co. SUSPEND.
oId Firm Hrcom-s Embsrrassed and
Hecrtver IL Appointed.

Receiver Is Appointed.
NJ" YORK. April 24.--The widely
kho~n brokerage firm of r. A. McIn-
tyre q %, members Of the New York
rtocN Exchange and OF the New York
'<oktpI and PrGdnc~ Exchanges. with
n'anch ofnces in Chicago. Baltimore.
E.sion Hot springs. Va. and other
cisiHs OF The country, wan placed in
me baacs ~ receiver within few
poHfs After the announcement OF the
arnls shspension on the stock Ex-
change ,o-iar.
g EHfinKbam, the receiver APP
pplnsHf by Judge Hough. M tho United
rt&f"s bit'rie, Court, stated Tonight
that ~ estimate could he given out at
th's sims regarding the liabilities or
astets ~ inr firm Ths suspension had
~ pbsefrabir effect IN the stock mar
ts..
ihN rrfats troubles arc said 10 have
haH if's.f inception at the time Of the
fhabetai panic last fall when the csp-
l'af ~ tic afn became impaired. ac-
ft,fGiUR ~ 4 statement made BY wal
tff ~ N6tst. oifce manager NJ the SUI I
pfhffa Institution In tfig city Sir.
Inisf ssin tie arm had suffered from
p&s sfffsts ~ r6esHt adXerss Legislation
m tte Hpt;tit Neither sir Mcintyre
mn riNst HeHlbefs ~ The firm were
~ tss9 aftF1s n das nm no ,nfgrtna-
ai9e seti1iG be obtained regarding -, s'H
EsyS,f, .rsJss
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Sunday Services in City Churches

tor. will preach both sermons in Ven
able Street Baptist Church tomorrow.
The subject of the morning discourse
will be The Church at Sardis." and DIT
O'clock in the evening. The Con-
version of zaccheus."
Paradise in the Home" Is the theme
of DR. D. 81. Ransay's sermon to-mor-
row evening al the Grace Street Bap-
list Church. This IL next to the last
discourse in the series on The Reli-
gion We Live from the Viewpoint of
the Home" At the morning hour the
Pastors subject will be The Magnetic
Saviour
Services will be held tomorrow in
The Seventh Day Adventist Church,
North Thir,y-third Street. near Clay.
The sermon AZ F::5 in the evening will
be preached by the pastor. the Rev.
H J. Farman.
The pulpit Of the Clay Street Meth
odis, Church VIII be occupied to-
morrow BY the pastor. the Rev. George
Wesley Jonss !. special sermon will
be preached in the evening TO the
business men. The subject viii be
What OF the 4dmoniiion. Not Sloth-
fu1 In Busiaesz. Serving the Lord Az
We See II To-Day7
Al Centenary Methodist Church, The
pastor, Inc R.v. J. y. Latham. viii
preach q: II 4. 81 and ~ 2. 81 The
morning subject IS The Hands of
jesus and tina, tor the evening, True
HsrotguiH
Z
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and industry Is as yet OF the slightest.
Some gain is reported In few sections.
notably the South and Central West.
in retail trade. but at the South retail
business since Easter is rather quiet.
and Easter trade as a whole was not
up to expectations. Some engagements
in filling in orders By jobbers is noted.
and few Western points report slight
ly more buying for fall delivery. but
hesitancy and conservatism rule opera
lions to an extent not approached IN
recent years.
Textiles are very much depressed.
though weather and crop reports are
harbingers of hope for the future. and
short time is well-nigh universal North
and South.
Bushes failures in the United States
Tor the week ending April Esd number
23;. against PSI last week. ISL in the
like week of 1907, III in 1906. 1913 III
1905 and 1sS in 1904
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In the absence OF the pastor. Dr..
G. W. Mcdaniel. Dr.. J. B. Hawthorne
will preach al II A. N in the First
Baptist Church. His subject will be
When. How and by Whom Shall Evil
be Removed from the Earth and the
Reign of Happiness That Shall Follow"
AT p u the Rev c. 3. Arindall. pas
tor of Sorthside Baptist Church, will
preach and administer the ordinance
OF baptism.
The rastor. Dr. ". c. James. will
preach a; both services tomorrow IN
Grove Avenue Baptist Church. The
subject OF the morning discourse will
be For God and Home and Native
Land. a, The evening service a dis
cussion Of the parable of the sower and
the seed. viii be resumed.
The Rev. James ". Morris @il,
preach II. Monumental Church I'll tho
morning service tomorrow. and the
Easter, music will be repeated. In the
afternoon the SUNDAY school viii haze
its Easter celebration.
Regular services viii be held in The
Seventh street Christian Church To-
morrow. At II O'Clock A. II the pas
tor the Rev II. D. C. Maclachlan, .ill
have for his subjsc; Deeds. Not
Words" At SIS p. II he will preach a
special sermon 10 the United CONNER
c,al Travellers, his subject being The
Religion OF Travelling Men"
DR.. f, j. Willingham. correspondence
secretary Of the foreign mission board.
southern Baptist Convention, who has
lately returned from tour around the
world, visiting nearly all the mission
stations OF the board Will deliver the
annual missionary sermon before tl..
Woman Missionary Society ot Cal
vary Baptist Church tomorrow a, the
morning service.
The Rev William n. Proctor VIII
preach in Trinity. Methodist Episcopsl
Church tomorrow al II A. VI and at
8 T. NJ. At the morning hour he YiIi
preach the Anniversary sermon tor
Unity Lodge. No. So. /. o. o. T.
/ The Rev, g. II. McTaden viii presef,
| in Asbury Place Methodist Church to-
morrow at II a. II. and p. II
1 AT Broad street Methodist Church th4
| Rev, Ernest Stevens, OF Ashland. xii!
! preach at il a. II Tomorrow Al !
| J., NJ, the Key. Dr. GIiby - Kelly, the
pastor, VIII preach. talIng for MS
;reme The Man TO wnom Spritual
! knowledge is Promised"
In the First Presbyterian Church al
/ IL a. NJ. tomorrow n special service
| viii he held by the Richmond HoFSii-
zers who VIII march 10 the church III
la body The sermon VIII be preached
By the chaplain, Or, J r. Smith. ~
night the pastor, Or T.. II. McF4Geu
] will preach,
At Grace street Presbyterian churts
Ito-morrow pr. Jere Witherspoou. M
pastor. Will preach both In the morn.
ing and at night He viii take for iii,
morning subject The Mission D. rbs
\ .Church," and al night his subject 1li
be Some Words Of Promise frotu tHt
4 MASTER.
4 The Rev Charles Il. sln4rL M a...
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SENSATIONAL RISE
in STOCK PRICES.
Advance Came All Along the
Line-Stcel Reaches New
Level.

NEW YORK. April IA further
/: substantial rise in prices occurred in
the stock market TO-DAY. and the
volume OF business at the same time
expanded materially Most OF this was
+, achieved in the first half OF the day.
the sales to noon rising to near soe,ooo
| shares. which is above the total daily
average for some time past
There was some Improvement all
along the line. both in the volume of
activity and the rate OF advance The
failure of an important Stock Ex-
change house. announced at the outset
OF the trading. offered no explanations
to the advances. owing to the large
outstanding short contracts which re-
manned to be covered for account of
the failed house. which has been noted
for his espousal of the bear side of
the market for many months past.
The rise in the United States Steel
stocks though small was sufficient to
establish them at new high levels for
the year.
Union Pacific continued the leader.
and the price also rose to a new high
level.
The lull in the market came with the
publication of the forecast Of the
week CaS.l gEnaH ESS.s
The promise OF an accession OF be-
tween fs,obo,o0o and ,s7,oNcooo in the
reserves of the bank must be reckoned
In connection with the weeks outgo
of gold. which ran to sS,5o0,o n6. to es-
innate properly the significance these
figures in their revelation Of the tide
Of the currency movement from the In
eterior 70 New York. The showing
proved a monetary danpcr on the
Speculative enthusiasm. Prices sub
s.auently advanced again. however
and closed generally near the highest
Bonds were strong. Total sales, par
value. s5.l5s,ooo.
United States bonds we're unchanged
on call, Total sales OF stocks to-day
were s1a5oo shares
NEW YORK. April ...-Money on
call easy. 1892 per cent; ruling
rate. ! 50: closing bid, / s-.: offered
al per cent, Time loans quiet. but
rather hrmer: sixty days. oi-2 per
sent: ninety DAYS as-; to per cent;
six months. 3i-e 10 s3-4 per cent:
Prime mercantile paper. sds1-2 per
cent. Sterling exchange steady, with
actual business III bankers bills att
ss.s1s5 q s4.s7so for demand and at
si.S4I5G s.ssso for six.y-day bills.
Commercial bills. s;.s.i-n TO s..s4 SIS
Bar silver, 81. Mexican dollars. 81.
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BRADsTREE1's REPORT

NEW YORK. April 2a-Brad.,reet's
Will say:
Improved weather conditions and ex-
cellent crop reports throughout the
greater part OF the country. coupled
with the favorable construction put
upon recent financial developments
have made for the growth of bettar
feeling as regards the outlook, but the
actual efec, upon distribution trade
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Weekly Bank C1earinc.,

NEW YORK. April 2i.-Bank clear
ings for the week were sI.ess.657 900.
against s2.2sI,3s2. 900 last week and
se,s25.'ss.o00 last year.
Richmond, ss,s5o,ooo: decrease. III.
Atlanta. sS.sa7,ooo; decrease, 14.7.
savannah, s2..ss,ooo; decrease. 2e.s.
Norfolk, sl.sss.o00; decrease. 3a.7.
Augusta. s1.isTooo: increase. So.
Knoxville. sl.2si.ooo; decrease. 1s.a.
Jacksonville, sl.ses.ooo; decrease,
ll.e.
Charleston. si.7o7.ooo. decrease, AZ.
Macon, 100000. decrease. 1s.5.
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who came to Richmond as an usher at
the Crawford Mccarthy wedding on
Tuesday last. has returned homes.
Mr.. George W. Face has returned
from Hampton.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Luce and Miss
Helen and Miss Elizabeth Luce have
been at Staunton and Natural Bridge
during the past week.
Mrs. z. NJ. Magruder and her moth
err. Mrs. Roger Gregory, OF charlottes-
vile. are visiting relatives in Rich
mond.
Mrs. Churchill G. Graves has re-
turned from visit to friends in Nor
folk.
Mrs. Homes and daughters, OF Boyd
ton. are spending some time at o15
East Franklin Street.
Mrs. Frank Nallc and Miss Eleanor
Nalle. OF Somerset. Orange county. are
at Mrs. B. NJ. Abbott's. 3o1 East Frank
lin Street.
Mrs. NJ. o. Burke. who left with her
husband DR.. Burke. for Roanoke last
week. has now gone on to her homo
In Russell county.
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-AJoR ROBERT ". HUNTER. Sec
.Nu rotary OF Military Records, was en-
IV gagged yesterday in having his OFF,
cial effects moved back to the base
ment OF the Capitol from No. ITO Capitol
Street, where he occupied quarters during
tn. session OF the Legislature. The furnt-
ture OF Major Hunter was going In at q
pretty steady rate. when Major Moses II.
G.ecn. of Fauquier. entered and started to
relate real war, story The Secretary
OF Military Records and his watchful as
slstant. Captain r. Travers Daniel. had UP
4, this moment been apparently Interested
to some extent at least In the location OF
tie furniture, but when Major Green got
to the point where he killed several Yankees
the two officials seemed to be spcll-bound.
and told the workmen Just to leave the
bookcases In the middle of the floor. and
declared that they would be properly placed
later. Meanwhile. Major Green went
with his story. and Major Hunter and Cap
tain Daniel were both 1ottng It down to
he put later into the Military Records OF
the State. Several newspaper men entered
the room while all this was going on. but
they got no more than mechanical good
evening" as the three distinguished heroes
were lighting tho battles of sl-65 over
again. The furniture will be thoroughly
to-day. and the memoranda made
Major GREEN'S adventurous ex-
periences will be entered Of record at length
either by Major Hunter Mr.. Daniel
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ness" The Mems Bible Glass meets
at $3.50 "A. N.
me regular services will be held at
Randolph Street Baptist Church to-
morrow. There will be preaching
morning and night by the pastor, the
Rev. ". E. Robertson.
In the First Unitarian Church SER
vices Will be held tomorrow morning
at II o'clock. The subject of the SER
mon will be THE Message of the Ma.
terial Side of Life to the Church" Sun.
day school will be held at 10 O'Clock.
The Rev. j. Wiley Bledsoe. D. D..
VIII preach In Park Place Methodist
church at u A. NJ. tomorrow, and the
rev. NJ. 5. Colonna at O'Clock In the
The Rev. ]. B. Hutson. the pastor of
Pine street Baptist Church. will preach
at both services tomorrow morning
and evening. ''"s
regular services at First Church of
scientist, will be held to-mor-
~" st II o'clock In the church. Paw.
.Aus and Meadow Street The sub
lect OF the sermon will be probation
After Death" .'o!'
H. bo.h morning and night services will
=; - ucled tomorrow in the Church
OF me covenant blythe pastor
=, The Rev. S. NJ. Glasgow. of the Union
ansolosical Seminary. will preach to-
h.aa, morning at II O'Clock in Over.
~ ooh presbyterian Church. Barton
Heights Sunday school will be- hold
at s:i5 A. NJ
me Rev B. II. Melton will preach
70. .. morrow at u A. N and at p. N
~ hafsnall Street Christian Church
ne ordinance Of baptism will be adj
nlinlssered at the close Of the night
Inc Rev j. D. Garrison, of Somerset
"a is drawing large congregations In
.ne s1iyai services at the Cowardin
avenue Christian Church. MANCHESTER
re VIII preach at both services sun
Dr. ". r. L. Smith, the pastor. will,
preach IL: the Second Baptist Church
~ me morning and evening. HIS sub
leets VIII be "Arrearages In the suffer
hs o. christ and "Paul's Prison Life
Dir. Lewis ). Mcintosh. general Sec
rear OF the State Sunday School AS
sociation viii address the Sunday
s s,, 9, the First English Lutheran
ehp'ch sunday morning a $50.
The Rev. o. D. Maple. a noted evan.
sslks from the Middle West. will be-
sih feries Of eyanselistic meetinti,
al Third Christian Church on sunday
apri 2sth He will be assisted IN
n ,nese meetings by Miss Marguerite
irsihia Han Of Wheeling, w. Va. In
the song seryice.
BIZ. Samuel McPheeters Glasgow, OF
me senior class OF the Union Theo-
.os'sai seminary. will hold services In
ne ofsrhfook Presbyterian Church at
~ the Emmanuel Baptfst Church, the
pas,of, the Rev. r. w. Stone, will
pieach Tomorrow at both services.
ssao2s ..:,, The Great Business OF Life
and The Triumph OF Earnestness, or
sDe feeFsi of Getting There"
5at .------------------------------
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CRASHED THROUGH WINDOW

y. NJ. Brennan Falls From Ladder, Which
smashes Plate Glass at McCoy,s.
While cleaning large plate glass
window In McCoy's store, at Eighth am
Broad Streets, yesterday morning, j. M.
Brennan. an employe OF the National
Window Cleaning Company, dropped
from his ladder, which, Jared by the
fall. crashed through the window, badly
damaging showcase inside. The fall
ing man. who lives at No. 4os South
Harrison Street. was caught by ". F..
Reacmnm. another workman, of No.
lsta Yenable Street. The window cosk.
about sls5
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Sulliyn u-Gnrncr.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.
FREDERICKSBURG, VA. April "a
Mr.. William NJ. Sullivan. OF Stafford
county. and Miss Annie Gamer. daugh-
ter of James Garner. of this city. We're
married here last night by Rev. Decatur
Edwards. al the latter's residence.
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/ Cotton. quiet: niddlink. l3.le: mel re-
csipt. 50 bales: gross, 1879 bales: stock.
:Lso5 bales
Total to-day a, ali Ports-Se, receipts,
1856 bales: export to Great Britain, $40
bsIs.: 10 The Continent, c,73. bales: stock.
;ss,5ss bales.
consolidated at all ports-Set receipts.
- AS bales; cSpor, TO Great Britain, ss,5ss
bales 20 France. 80 bales; 10 the Coni-
1ssnt se.sss bales: TO Japan. 500 bales
Total since September lst at all ports
Net receipts. T.s7t.s5i bales: export ,o'resi
Britain. .slS.sts bales: TO France $3.50
bales: 70 ,as Continent. s.s5s.:so bales: TO
,s;.an. Ss.is bales: 70 Msxico. LEE bales.
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rrof. Willis a. Jenkins Of Newport News:
Colonel John Cussons, OF Glen Allen, and
Mr.. r. H. Bagby, OF Portsmouth. are reg
istercd at Murphy's.
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Virginia Weddings
7rsp.cial 10 The Times Dispatch. /


RADFoRD. VA, April 24.-Miss
Mamie Smith. popular saleslady at
w. r. Roberts. and Mr.. r. T. Worley.
travelling salesman OF the Radford
Grocery Company, gave their friends
a surprise by going to Roanoke Mon
day. where they were married the
same evening by DR.. Neighbors at the
parsonage. The bride wore blue
travelling dress with hat and gloves to
correspond, and carried Bride roses.
They returned to Radford "Wednesday
evening and Monday Will go to Wyth-
VILE, where they will reside. The
bride is a daughter of Mrs. Mary
Smith and the bridegroom the son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. j. ". Worley, both OF
Radford.
rspeciai Flo The Times Dispateh.1
LEXiNGToN. VA, April 24.--Mr.
Leslie Lee Weaver and Miss Mary
Mildred Arthur were married Tuesday
morning. April 81. 1905. at the home
of the brides parents, Mr.. md AIRS.
Jesse NJ Arthur, on Jefferson Street
Rev William S. Hammond. the brides
pastor. officiated. The attendants We're
Mr.. A. L. Arthur and Miss Carrie Ar
thur. brother and sister Of the brida ,.
Miss Maggie Arthur. another sister.
played the wedding march. Mr.. and
Mrs. Weaver left Tuesday for Roanoke
to visit the groom's father. Mr.. NJ. j.
Weaver.
The bride is pretty and attractive
young lady. She was tastefully dressed
in a going-away gown of gray. Mr..
Weaver Is an enterprising young man.
and is foreman In the Office OF the Lex
tngton Gazette.
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS. I

chicago. r. /. and rac. R. r. col. ss.. SIS.
c.. c.. c. and ST. L. gen. As did,. ~
Colorado Industrial So. series 49,. SSi1
Colorado Midland 4s..............- so
Colorado and Southern 4s............ SOL,
Cuba OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1cei.
Denver and Rio Grande +s........... ~
Cistil!ers' Securities Ss................ Iik
Erie prior isn As. Observation-Disclosures. sS
Fri. General Observation-Disclosures. 7o,i
Ecckins Valley AS tb.dl............ 1oii9
Interhoroush Metro. 4As............ So
japan Observation-Disclosures. 1sn
JaTan AIS. cer.ihcates......... sssl
Japan ths, certificates, and SERIES. sSA
Louisville and Nash. Unified 4s...... ISL.
Manhattan consol gold 4s (bidl..... %
Mexican Central Observation-Disclosures. so
Mexican Central LIST 1ne.............. 1875
MINI. and ST. Louis <s............... so
Missouri. Kansas and Texas 4s...... 81
Missouri. Kan.a. and Texa. ands.... s1A
Natl r. r. OF Mex. con. Is (bid).... so
New York Central gen. s,ss......... sa:t
New Jersey Central gen. So tbld).... l237s
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Northern Pacific Observation-Disclosures. 1oo.t
Northern Pacific Observation-Disclosures. 1854
Norfolk and Western con. IS. t94,.
Oregon Short Line refundins 4s...... sais
pennsylrania conv. sl,s. 9sH
reading General H..........+...... 9sss
ST. Louis and Iron Mountain con. ss. los
81. Louis and San Francisco Is. 49,. 7oh
81. Louis Southwestern con. s.....,. 6.A
seanoard Air Line IS Odd. ....)..... AK
seuthern Pacific IS tbid,........... ssis
southern Pacific LIST Is. certificates. sess
Southern Railway Observation-Disclosures. 81
TEXAS and Pacific lists. 100
~ oiedo, st. L. and Western l...... II
urion Pacific Observation-Disclosures. 1ooM
y mon Pacihc eonr. 4s............... SIS
! vn,.ea states steel End ss........... s7h
Wanasn lists Did Observation-Disclosures. 1o7
u.ah.sh -. o........... ......... -
:, " apasn new 4s......... 4s
Western Md. IS
wheeling and Lake Erie 4e........ So
wisconsin Central 4s............ s2E
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~ the Emmanuel Baptist church. the
pastor, the Rev r. w. Stone. viii
preach Tomorrow at both services.
subjects: The Great Business OF Life !"
ahh nc Triumph OF Earnestness, or
WIG rsFFei ~ Getting There"
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Regular services at First Church .,
Christ, Scientist. will be held toner.
row at II o'clock in the church pau.
avenue and Meadow Street. The NH.
1eet OF the sermon will be "Proba tIon
After Death, ooa ''o"
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The Virginia Hot Springs Co.

on the 9Th day OF May. 1908. at - o'clock
noon. at the office of the company, In the
city Of Richmond Va, Will open tenders to
sell to II on the lowest terms such an
amount Of It's per cent. second mortgage
bonds with coupon No IL and subsequent
coupons attached. Issued under and secured
By that deed OF trust or mortEage dated
the I'd day OF June. 1902. between the Vir-
giEia Hot Spring Company and Henry r.
Wickham and Henry Taylor. Jr.. trustees.
as the sum OF twenty thousand dollars Will
purchase. said sum OF twenty thousand dol
lars having been set aside to be invested
tho term. OF the sinking fund provision OF
tn said mortgage.
BY order OF the board of directors.
DECATUR AXTELL.
President.
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Mr.. John B. Marshall. OF Greenville, s..
g Is spending few days in the city, hay-
ln; come here to visit his friend, Mr.. Alfred
3, Williams. for many years editor OF tina
Grcenvlle News. ~
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OFFICIAL RANGE AND SALE OF STOCKS IN NEW YORK
By Thomas Branch Bankers and Brokers'
SALES:
1870 Allis Chalmers ........
400 Allis chalmers. pfd......
$50 AmaiEauated Copper 80.

100 disclaimers ............
400 Aliis-Chalmers. pfd.. -.
$50 Amslganated Copper -.
loo American Can ............
l.1D American Can, pfd.......
1870 Amer. Car and Foundry.
500 Amer. Car and Foun.. pfti
s.op American Cotton oil.....
$50 American Locomotive -.
S1 Amer. Locomotive. pfd. Z.
$50 American Smelling ......
l.cn Amer. Smelling. pfd......
S.IsS American Sugar ..........
iS American Tobacco. com.
ISl American Tobacco. pfd..
$50 Anaconda Copper .......
$500 .Atchison ..................
so Atchison. pfd..............
i.iW Atlantic Coast Line. $50.
100 Baltimore and Ohio. ......
1880 Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
$500 Canadian Pacific .........
2.alh Chesapeake and Ohio....
$3.50 Chicago Great Western. ;.
$50 Chi. Mil. aid ST. PAUL..
CHI, NJ. and ST. Paul. pfd
S.i1 Chicago and Northwest. !.
2n Clev.. Gin. Chi. and st. l.
$500 Colorado Fuel and Iron.
6,s0n Colorado and Southern.
80 Col. and South. list pfd.
aN Col. and South. I'd pfd...
i.ioo Consolidated Gas .......
$3.50 Delaware and Hudson.
1871 Dtstiiisrs' Sec Cor.
. fsn g-rt.
100 Erie. LIST pfd..
1p1 Erie. I'd pfd. ............
l.Sa General Electric ........
$50 Great Northern. pfd. -.
i.i5n Great Northern Ore ctfs.
on Illinois Central .....
$50 Int. Metropolitan .........
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;, hoth morning and night services viii,
~ Ioaa ucted tomorrow in the Church
u 'he covenant blythe pastor.
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nue.. Norfolk.
The table was beautifully decorated
and covers were laid for Miss Mines.
Miss katherine Newbill. Miss Mar
Ruerite Taylor. Miss Landon Walton,
Miss Leila Hobson and Miss Louise
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-04-25

The Rev. ]. Wiley Bledsoe. D. n.
VIII preach in Park Place Methodist
church at l A. NJ. tomorrow, and the
hev. NJ. 5. Colonna at O'Clock in the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-04-25

In the First Unitarian Church ser.
vices Will be held tomorrow morning
at II o'clock. The subject of the SER
mon will be THE Message OF the Ma
terial Side of Life to the Church" sun
day school will be held at 10 o'clock.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-04-25

pr. samuel AcPheeters Glasgow, OF
me senior clasg of the Union Theo-
.osicai Seminary. will hold services In
ne oTerbfook Presbyterian Church at
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-04-25

SPOT cotton closed quiet points higher,
riddlins upiands. ioie: middlins suit.
1875