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New-York tribune., 1908-03-26
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Wednesday, Mar, 2S, '0S.


steamer Hamburg 'Ger,. Burmeister Genoa March IL IL
s N sas sal T. @ ss nd
steamer gsin6ridse esr,. smith Mazzarsl February =
and oan q with sno 70 the ssn
steamer x Kaiser Wilhelm II ,Ger cuppers
Co with 400 cabin 200 seerage passengers mails anu
cun1a 90 b.e, s Nns,on March M Line Ne
With mase rPived apf at the Bar at @
.. pos said br s1S s rs Via Boston
March Ma g. to Norton Son with mdse Arrived at the
a @ MsTs rs snd
msss Passed in Quarantine a SO 70 ana .v
ws n ID % MIN Ma1s Is ans ss
md.e Passed in Quarantine at $50 m 20 .. ,,o
Southern Pacific Co with mdse Passed in Quarantine
Princes m @ TaPey Sayp9r News and and
steamer tira6de Young i, Mobile March II and
udse lss.n Passed in Quarantine at $50 m: r..u.u
!; Hog Mol $. shanghai reoehow il, annoy is
a "ns & Kong 81 Sinsapore JanraTy ~ psnany ~ sena1e
Iunch Edye Co with mdse Arrived at the Bar at
Steamer star New Zealand ,Rr, Beck Cardiff March
at at SIS IL FpnGh m @ de ss5 i for in Ssi Arrived at the Bar
a ne Laura aust Ear Trieste March spd f sns
mdse Southeast OF Fire Island $50
srm9 10 Naples Il and Gibraltar u to the Gunard S IS
m G" Ltd Th :" 8, cabin @ @ and ID ~ rag
Is @ is 36 6d kyTe @ Ges and Han
Arrived 30 p
Sandy Hook. n ]. March -. $3.50 m-Wind soIlneas''
moderate breeze: clear: light
SAILED.
Adriatc tBrl Southa ampon via Plymouth ana
Cherbourg; UtaD. Naples and Genoa Saratot
CRussl Rotterdam Ibau; Admiral sampson 1or' @
Antonio and Montego Bay: Alamo Galveston Allegheny.
Baltimore Corsueo tBr). Hull Creole. Ne"
Masvai ,n & & rePada atn, anS SoT Sn ssy Veore @
Chefoo via Durham: tBr,. Barbados Para etc
Jefferson Norfolk and Newport Indianapolis toll.
Newport News; Porto Rico, Baltimore: CoIslCdh
Gr) Rio Janero. Santos ETC. Seminole TURK is-i'
Domingo City,
New-York tribune., 1908-03-26
WANT q. H. CURTIS TRIED ALONE.

National Bank Of North America are circulating
Petition 10 have him tried alone on the charge
Of conspiracy for which he is under indicf u,.nr
1o-4dy with Charles ". Morse IN the federal
courts when the indictment against Messrs
Morse and Curtis vas handed down II was in In.
form of Joint document Henry L. Stimson
United States Attorney lor this district has an
noUI.oed that he would try the men together
Friends Of Ar Curtis believe that will be much
better for hiIc 10 have sepsrate trial The peti-
ton when resdy. viii Re presented Ny Stn;soa.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-26
WIRELESS REPORTS.

Th. Patricia reported miles of Sandy Hook
81 n m YESTERDAY, expected dock about a M
Saturday. ~, . 1 1cz ,r.o,
rrntsI,p az yesterday, is expected TO dock about
to-day .,-....
The Estonia passing the Nantucket south
Yesterday. expected 10 COCK
about m to-day. ~,
Tre Gala. reported passing the Nantucket south
Shoals Iightship yesterday, is expected to
dock about q Il m to-day.
Tho Naurrtania reported LIS miles of Sandy
Hook p yesterday is expected to dock about
m
New-York tribune., 1908-03-26
IRANSPACiFIC MAILS.

Destination Close in York
Jspan Cores China Philippine Islands
via SeatteD-Tanec Maru. To-day 500 m
Hawaii Japan China and Philip
pine Islands San Francisco)-Nip-
pom day. 500 m
and Philippine Islands (via y
san Francisco)-I States transport. Apr m
corea. China Philip
pine Islands 1ia Francisco)-Asia Apr Q 500 m
New Zealand. Australia teXcept WestD,
Samoan Islands and New Caledonia
Francfsoob-Inv m
Hawaii FrancscoDAlameda Apr 6. 500 m
japan, Corea China and Philippine Islands
via Vancouver Victoria 3 Co
Empress china Apr e. 600 m
Tahiti and Msrcuesas Islands tvia San
Francisco,-Mariposa ..............A Apr IT, 500 m
New-York tribune., 1908-03-26
OCEAN sTEAMERA
MMRrM GERMAN LLOYD,

Fast Express Service.
PLYMOUTH-CHER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Kaiser VIM. II. Mars lceciiie tnewl Apr -
Kaiser d. CIR. Apr kronprinz VIM Apr-Zi
Twin Screw Passenger Service,
FLYMOUTH-CHERBO OuRG-Bfb,ih EN- n,
sBarbarossa Apr 81 glBarbarossa May Il
Kurfuerst. May II Kurfuerst- - June IL
Bremen direct.
Mediterranean Service.
GIB'LTAR-NAPLES LES-GENOA. at II A NJ
K Albert. Mar. 2S Friedrich. .--. Apr. II
p. Irene. APT 4l X Luise hpr. is
From Bremen Piers. Sd & 4th SITS. Hoboken.
N. G. LLOYD TRAVELLERS tHEShS-
OEI RICUs e. 60 No 5 Broadway. y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-26
RAITTW0BE Z OHIO R. R.
n n n 4 HARTFORD r. P

N Y, n. III. Il HARTFORD X. r
Trains densrt from Grand Central Station.
42d St and 4th Ave, as follows FOR
Boston via New London & Prov.-ft %
.xI1o:oe No II Loo 90 * ;oS; VIA S viii. vii
mantic-t@s :U3 A. NJ. f2:O1 n: IA IA
Spfd. te:15 A. NJ. 'Ili2:0O. '!I4:oo. 'li'Oo
iakeviIle & Nort-+1e:oo A. NJ; 1923 P NJ
CT. Darlington Stockbridge. Lenox. Pits
feId-t4:54 t'9:Oo A NJ. 1926 P. NJ
Ticket Offices at cGd. Cent. Stn ana
c25 Union Sd. cls2 5th Ave. Gas Coz,
Ave. c563 5th Ave. c649 Mad Ave. c1oo
W. 125th St. 279S Sd Ave In Bklyn q
Court St, 40 Nostrand Ave. 390 B'~ay
.Daily. Except sundays. 'Stops at 123tn
St xStops at 1osth St sundays only
tParlor Car Limited. Has dining car
CParlor and Sleeping Car tickets also
New-York tribune., 1908-03-26
LAW EES.

ENRIQUE GAMBOA. Lawyer and solicitor
Bogota. Republic OF Colombia south
America. accepts powers OF attorney for the
collection OF debts. from foreign parties
for securing Industrial patents and regis
terinS Of trade marks. etc. etc. References
the colombian Minister In Washington. The
EanCO Dc Colombia In Bogota.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-26
20
Bo7s' So and s5 Refers. ~

New Spring Refers ard Ter ''a,' NV.
or tb-ee-duarter lFnEtA Tan ana v,-er
f'overrs WhipSortiS. tfoit Nd anu -,
Chsv lots and Nay S@rscS- SsiI 't 80,
CoiiarS-With and without sleeve V
ivory or fancy buttons
Refers "a 20 10 yrS.
Tos coats % rs yrs
Limit Two
New-York tribune., 1908-03-26
CLARK's 40 TOURS TO EUROPE
AUCTION SALEa
BUSINESS CHANCES.

ATTENTION.-Hlsh class manufacturing
concern. this city, doing business Of
Sl2o.0o1 annually, Is open for n first class
party with $4,000. striCtest Investigation
allowed. For fun particulars apply McDon-
etd d-WiEgins Co. 25T broadway.
FARMS. hotels, stores for sale and eY-
change. send for catalogue. brokers rro-
tected. II. l.. Reed Co. | West Jith It
New-York tribune., 1908-03-26
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

aItNI<f+NEN''
Sun 6:19 Moon rises 2 Moon age -
HIGH WATER.
M-Sandv Isl Gov Island 2:o3 Hell Gate 3 5s
P M-Sandy 2:52 Gov Island 2:4o Hell Gate 4;oo
New-York tribune., 1908-03-26
STAMPS AND COINS.
TlJtPN fstTERs.

OLD COINS. medals, paper money. bought.
sold. Thomas L Elder. 70 Z. 23d st. y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-26
Old GOLD AND SILVER

OLD GOLD silver ana precious stones
bought at highest market values. made
into new articles or exchanged for new lew
elry or japanese goods at NJ. +. Teppers
factory. 81 West 3ath ST
New-York tribune., 1908-03-26
So CT. All-Iilen DamaSkS... IS

80 inches wide-full bleached -sNtrs
heavy-s good. stout quality specially
recommended 10 h0uSekeeperS-
Iimit-SiN yards
New-York tribune., 1908-03-26

TYPEwRITERs.-Au makes cold. rented
repaired. exchanged: reliable service
German. 30 Nassau ST Teiephons 2740--
Cortlandt.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-26
sc. Pillow Case EuSlirs... 10

B,oacheJ-45 inches vide-for pillow
eases. cr nv scanning centre will make
ful! size sheets
IimIt-iO Yards
New-York tribune., 1908-03-26
y c.. Va. Laces s-dcZ. ydS IL

FdSiuES and insertiugs in splendid asst
Of newest patterns, for trimming Lingerie
and Jumper Dresses. Jnderw ear. NoSes.
Sleeves, etc.
Iimif-I Pes
New-York tribune., 1908-03-26
SOME ~ PRlNG
OF 49, ALE
THE OTHER0PEClALS
~ Ct. White Persian Lawns L /

A. inches wide tnote width. fine frm
quality for Confirmation and Summer
Dresses. Waists. etc.
Limit-I2 yards.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-26
KNICKERBOCKER READY
OPENS at NOON TO-DAY.
Court .4Ilosrs Receiuers PROVISIONAL
Fees of SO 900 Each.

After having been closed little over nve months
tire Knickerbocker Trust Company will reopen TO-
dsr st noon with over si4aN.oeo cash on hand.
which is more than enough TO meet all the oe-
mands that might he made upon II under the re-
sumption plan even il all the depositors siloHio
withdraw the full amount they are entitled 70
The total amount due depositors on demano Is
sIe.-4 se2 but officers Of the company salo sestet-
day they did not expect any great rush OF Win
crauals On the contrary. they said they exiect-
ed -henl TO be largely exceeded by additiohai oe-
posits 1t was announced that a nurnoer OF ne"
derosits ha6 been promised at the opening oas,
Including one cf S5a.ooo. another OF s-"~' nan
e dozen Of sl0aaao each. and lot of snalier
amounts from, s5ooeo down. Ii was said also tnat
the company had received new trust account OF
s.
The final obstacle to the reopening Of the COM
psnv was removed yesterday when Justice Iiark'
in the Supreme Court. sitting in BROOKLYN ois-
charged the three temporary receivers. Ernst
Tfaimsnn George L. Riyes and Henry = ioe-
The court Professionally fixed the amount OF COM
pensstjon for the receivers and their counsel AT
$500 for each former and $500 collective
iy for the latter. q total of SS-e-es, and decreed
that in case the defendant, the hnickeroochef
Trust Company. failed within ten days TO consent
TO the payrlen; Of this amount. the sum of sfoee
be set aside credit of the receivers TO meet
such allowances might be thereafter decldcd
the court
New-York tribune., 1908-03-26
S3A9 Kisses Skirts

Spring weight Cbsyi0t S'rse
Navy all sizes perfectly tdiiotV'
Linit-Tvc-
New-York tribune., 1908-03-26
CT. Heavy White Domets-.. 81.

- inch-Sumraer weight. for Infants =.
ChildrenS ; and Women-S Undergarments.
I.imit-l2 Yards.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-26
Is Ct. Al.--inen Towellirgs II

IL. inches wile-fIU bleache,F and un-
bleachcd. also Checked Glass Every
thread linen and of good. substantial
quality that will stand steady use
Iimit-l2 yards
New-York tribune., 1908-03-26
Coleri2l
SO Wome1's
Untrimmed Eats. 1900 -

chin Jap ami EouS1 FrtiHs -
Navy. Burnt Lsather and Cops'Hs "a
IarS" and medium sailors. Iu1 oaiS
the ueyN Sidc-tijtsd sailor
ir1rYr-ff--
New-York tribune., 1908-03-26
in MANICURE SPEClALTlES:

- ct DR. Prsy's Nail Enamel. -....... *
- Ct Dr. Pray Roselins. ............ f5
20 Ct Dr. Pray OngoIins -..-..--....- %
- Ct Dr. Prays Vanola cream. ...... f5
8 tt- Emery Bcar1s-toz pkEs.-.-...
y CT. steel Pocket Nail files 5 lnch.
30 Ct. Manicure SCISSORS irch.....-. 97
PHONE ORDERS.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-26
s4.9s Leather Suit Cases. =

RuSs-t Ccwnide ISather---. - .easnss
hr7d-dcub!e inside straps
caprsi cCfn-rs-lesther hanii-
Ltnsft--Cu@ .r,sA
No Mail or Telephone orders t''
New-York tribune., 1908-03-26

Narrow halnstitch-seems hardly possible
10 buy mems all iircu Hdkfs- az such a
price. Tut it's true now,
I.init-Oue dozen
New-York tribune., 1908-03-26
.2l.. CT. Madras Cheviois.

Fancy woven Madras Che1iotS -Se inches
wide excellent Tor Women 5 children
and BOYS shirt Waists and Mems
shirts.
IIrrit-'S yards.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-26
$40 Umbrellas.

- inch Union T1reti SIN .l,.--
frames variety 81 handS'm- !.
Including s,,r;,.. o.. mourning CUR
81 - and s. ~ stock
ItufiL-C1e-
New-York tribune., 1908-03-26
2l CT. Taffcta Ribbons 100000. Il

Extra quality ty-Hew Spring shades also
BlaCk-wide widths for cirdl@s. sashes.
hat and hair oowSNnrW. fresh goods
Limit-tO yards.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-26
S2.S8 Worsr'S -,
White Skirts. S..----.--' -

sa-lSrl- and Nairs0CS ieep ~
fioun~eS trim'd IN various ..,.s srt
fancy iaCeS. handsome e"o''s
tutks.
Iiuit-Cns-
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-05-14
Ever Troubled With Raeu.
rnatisn1 In Your Feet?


Under da.c Of June So 1905. this letter vas
received from Ed, ". r. SHREDDER. Pastor
First Baptist Church Casey, TO-. MY wife
syas sorely afflicted WITH Rheumatism IN tho
feet. ] tried doctors and many remedies, but
she got no better. wrote you for bottle
Of Seven BaFks. WHICH proved great bless
iug 10 her"
How some romen do suffer with
their feet They can't hardly stand
on them. let alone walk. when Rheu-
matism gets a good hold We've had
them tell Us just how they've suffered
and asked US ii we knew OF good
honest remedy. We always recon-
mend Seven Barks-don't know OF
anything better. 1t costs but so cents
4 bottle, and when il fails, return the
amply or partly used bottle and vel
,eturn your money. Seven Banks IS
3 great remedy for Stomach troubles,
mt rs good for many other ailments,
90. Try It and see.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-05-14
Is Your Blood and Stone
ach Out of Order?
IF SO READ THIS.

The experience OF Mrs F. E Ritter Of
Dallas, Texas, with our medicines IS best told
by herself IN letter written on July s. 1884,
which reads as follows, Il know from per
sonai experience that Seven Banks and Globe
PILLS ere me very best medicines on carth
Tor Blood and Stomach troubles. \ am In
better health than } ever was in my lie You
are sg liberty TO publish my opinion % your
medicines I hope that Gods blessing viii
Follow you through life.
Ne don't know Mrs Ritter. but we
do know thar Seven BarkS has cured
q good MANY people who suffered with
disordered stomachs. We know, too,
that il IS purely vegetable remedy,
and people say It IS easy and pleasant
to take The doses are small. Seven
Barks has been made and sold for &
years, and If 1t wasn't a sure cure Tor
stomach troubles. the company back Of
IT wouldn't refund the money il it iail-
ed To cure But you don't know the
company. you say; all right, you know
Us. Deposit so cents with us and take
a bottle OF Seven Barks home and try
it. If i doesn't do all that is claimed,
bring the empty or partly used bottle
back and get your money There is
only one way to be cured and that is
to try it, and we don't know OF any
iairer way 10 get you to make the
trial Do you?
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-05-14
JUDGE SPEER CHARGED
JURY ON LOCKER CLUBS

Macon May 13.-The attitude Of
The local Feieral Court towards
locker clubs was made plain yes
terday morning when Judge Emory
speer recalled The grand jury and le-
lyered a special charge on this sub
ject He explained al length what
constitutes 2 1ocher club" 30 far as
the laws II the United States arc con
cerne1. ard showed to what extent
such organizations are amenable 10
The informal revenue regulations 81
The government
judge speer's statements were re-
ceiyed with at interest by those
present III The court room rs wen as
by The grand jury was The 6rt
express ion he had made from the Mas
con bench on this matter and It came
as a general surprise he rale1 tlat
every member Of a locker club Is.
under certain circumstance, liable Tor
q special liqur Dealers TAX
fIls remarks IN fun are as followa
Mr. Foreman aud Cent men of the
Grand JURY
~Y0u have been racontcned 60 pde-
suo further Inyesdga ions against al
legged vioiaGofs 81 DE lews 81 he
Nnitel states It is perhaps proper
taat the court call your attention to
pertain matters in addition 70 he
cnmge given yon at the beginning Of
the term
a case was tried here yesterday for
the alleged crime of carrying on the
business 81 q retail liquor dealer with.
ont paying the special tax. This case
was from HawkinsvilIc. ana there was
q very valuable witness FOR the prose-
cution who did not convince the Jury
satisfactorily Of the guilt Of the de-
PENDANT Certain evidence was devol
oped In the case. however. which Inn
pressed the court with the idea that
the grand jury should inquire whether
pr not the witness was himself carry
ing on The business Of a retail liquor
dealer The name Of this witness was
Joyce Coney You will please exam.
inc the evidence relating TO his con
duct IN this respect, and determine
whether or not in your judgment, IL is
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-05-14

PREPARED INSTANT =. Simply add boil-
ing xater. cool and serve. Ice. per package at
all syrorers tiaYo.S Refuse an substitutes
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-22
Rhymes for To-Day
THE MnEr'CnEp R1cI1.

a T = ! : =
t"Let the scavengers Of plutocracy
j. Davis.1
IN EspIsED by poor but lionests,'
wheresoever life runs! raw,
- Condemned by every hill.bii
throughout Darkest Arkan-
saw
Attacked for every thought they have
and kicked for every deed Il
The poor. unhappy wealthy, what d
wretched life they lead!
No preacher ever breaches without
speaking Of their shames,
No orator will crate II he cannot call
EN- names,
No politician stumpspeaks without
cutting them about.
Nobody gets elected who has failed tc
cuss EN- out
They're unanimous of unrighteousness,'
they're ''malefactors," too,
They're sinister Offenders, they're q
base and CHASTITY crew,
They're foes to the republic''-that's
name that oft recurs-- 49,
They're ESQ says gallant Davis) "plu.
tocratic scavengers."
The poor unhappy wealtly-how un.
popular they are!
HOW loathed by everybody. how &C.
cursed both near and far!
we all despise the purse-proud class
we kick 1t In the eye
And then we labor night and day and
try to qualify. II. S. IL.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-22
SHOCKING NEGL1GExcE.

The tragic, and heroic death Of Mr..
William H. Marsh, who died the other
day Of hydrophobia, contracted from
a spaniel puppy who licked his hand,
again directs attention to the need of
stern measures to eradicate this men
ace Recently. In an article on vivi.
section, The Times-Dispatch remarked
that the argument that there were no
Pasteur institutes in Great Britain and
no hydrophobia was rather a convinc-
ing proof of the efficacy of muzzling
dogs, which is required by the laws
of Great Britain, than it was an argu-
ment against the value of vlvlsection.
In 1875 law requiring compulsory
muzzling was passed in Prussia, and
not single case of rabies has oc-
cured in Berlin since 'SS3 Likewise
in 1889 Great Britain passed a muz-
cling law. though 1t was bitterly op.
The immediate effect of this law was
greatly to decrease the number of
cases OF rabies; and when the law
was repealed in 1892. the disease a,
once reappeared in such increased VIC,
lcnce that in 1895 1t was again enacted
Since 1899 Great Britain has been en-
tirely free from this dread scourge.
| That Mr.. Marsh could have died 70,
harboring a homeless and Harmless:
spaniel Is fearful arraignment OF tn
|lethargy of the public, for the Unite'
states agricultural bulletins state tina
rabies could be absolutely exterminate
lin America by the enactment and en-
4 forcement of muzzlng ordinance.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-22
EUROPE GROWS COLDER.
Temperature OF the Continent Co
AfNnflY Heconl In 4 .nAxcr -

Temperature of the Continent Con-
stnntly Becoming Lower.
these columns some tables a Worked up p
by Camille ILLUMINATION to show
changes OF a meteorological character
which seem to have taken place in
the past few years he has become GER
tain that the temperature of Europe
has been falling. France has been
cess OF cold weather. the thermometri-
cal readings at Paris having been 1
degree below the normal height.
Other readings as,iIts show even less
noticeable during the spring than dur
phenomena are recorded In Grea,
Britain. Belgium. Spain. Italy. Austria
Auguste. in the thirteenth century
the wines of Etampes and Beauvals
were the favorite beverages at court
Henry ". pronounced bon vivant
1.-THE product Of the Suresnes grape. AZ
| the present day there is not vine.
yard of importance north OF Paris, ant
as for the petit vim now made a.
Surcsnes. 1t has become the drink only
| Of the poorer classes.
1 4-In the middle OF the sixteenth cen
fury Macon was celebrated for It:
musca ted wines, whereas the muscate
grape at this moment can scarcely bt
made to thrive there Ancient chron
icles mention the cultivation OF the
vine in Northern Brittany. where nov
even apples are not plentiful. Again
1t is to be remarked that trees which
once flourished in the north OF Franco
are at present found in the extreme
south. and considerable number have
| disappeared altogether.
Languedoc no longer grows tn
Lemon; there is not an orange left II
Rousillon. The Lombardy poplar. s,
familiar and picturesque In old Frencl
| line engravings, is now nowhere to IL
found on French soil. These are fact
which, putting statistics out of tn
/ question: serve to illustrate tn
| changes wrought by temperature u
i t'rance.-Philadelp Record
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-22
Richmond, Va, May 81. 1908
Thomas and Price.

Editor of The Times-Dispatch:
Sir,-Concerning the letter IN you.
issue Of Sunday over my signature that
the editor OF Confederate Veteran IN
May number asks:
who and where from We're Thomas
and Price, whose signatures are az
tested by "his mark" to bail-bond oil
Jefferson Davis?" :,
I have letter from Mr.. Edward ~.
Price, of Richmond. the only survlS-
ing son of the late Thomas II. Price,
who in reference to the above say 81,
was a merchant in Richmond from 1898
Ito 1868. !. Owing to severe cataract. ms 5
sight gradually failed, and he could
not write his name himself. He was
treated by DR.. Bolton. famous sur
geon OF Richmond. and DR.. AgneW. me ile
most eminent eye specialist az lhc
time in New York. but not success1u,i :,
lly, and his last years were spent IN
darkness. He died in 1855"
| was aware that Mr.. T. r. Price was
| a gentleman OF wealth, education, Gull
lture and high standing, and the prince
of dry goods merchants in his time.
am also informed by an intell1g gent lady
| here, who came to my office 70 see iie
about the publication. that these iac!s
press about the time of the batling o.
Mr.. Davis.
generation, since publicity and IN
|ouiries have been again given to the
matters, would be proper, and IN justice
to the patriotic James Thomas, over
come BY heat and nervousness; ant
mess. who asked some one to sign 10
Them. the now historic document
/ i''.''|s THOS, D.&JEFFRESS.
i Chase City, Va, May goth.