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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-07-21
Parade on Sunday.

The prob bitionists will have street
parade on Sunday, preliminary to an
other mass meeting in Aa.a Park. The
leaders think that after the local brew
cry had its "Beer Sunday there can
be no objection made to their having
"Prohi bition Sunday in the same
streets. The prohibitionists will rally
at kawaiahao church at half-past SIX
and after a short meeting there, the
forces will march to Aala Park, where
another meeting viii be held.
This meeting will sandwich between
two booze rallies. the liquor sellers hav-
ing secured the use of Aala Park for
Saturday night and for the night be-
fore the taking of the plebisclte.
A canvas of the business section of
Honolulu during the past two days con-
firms the report that there Will be
substantial majority against the saloon
in downtown Honolulu. At one time it
was thought that the city vote would
be largely against prohibition, but later
information brings the idea that Homo
lulu will be for prohibition probably
stronger than any other part of the
Islands The Portuguese voters, upon
whom the booze sellers counted as sure
dilleS IN tntlr eHOGl 10 IdHtcH tue Hdiooii
shackles still faster on the Hawailans,
are now said to be rather for than
against prohibition and such thing
as a clean sweep among the Portuguese
for the saloons is pau. The liquor sell
ers have rather Over-reached themselves
in their statements that the Portuguese
can not do without WINE and would not
do without it. The Portuguese resent
this slur upon their race and intend to
express that resentment at the polls.
The Hawajians have not been hood
winked by the silly campaign lies told
them and they are inclined to resent
the idea expressed by the booze advo-
Gates and their organ that any old kind
of idiocy, if it IS only repeated often
enough, is enough to get their votes.
Continued on Page Four.)
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-14
SALES or TOBACCO
BREAK RECORDS
OVER 1000 POUNDS OFFERED
IN THE SEVERAL WAREHOUSES
ONE DAY-PRICEs GOOD.

all previous records of the year
we're shattered In the tobacco market
Wednesday when, In the biggest break
OF the season, iVo.V0V pounus Of weed
was solu The double sales in all the
warehouses were hardly able to nc
-ommouatc the business, and Shell
burns warehouse continued their sales
up till 3:3O o'clock. The market OPEN
ed rather weak, from the effect of
Tuesdays decline. but at the close the
offerings were bringing the highest
prices of the year.
Most of the tobacco offered was OF
the lower sun-curcd grades, with no
hurley in sight. Friday viii be the
hurley day. and the planters are prob
ably holding that brand back until
the set sales.
While there is come tobacco from
nearly all the neighboring counties.
lfenrico, Hanover, King and Queen,
and Prince Edward, by far the most
Is being brought from Caroline.
Shockoe warehouse led the list of
sales Wednesday with a total of 3d.
600 pounds, and Ehelhurn's followed
close with what is estimated as So
0o0. Stonewal disposed of 10000
pounds, Daycnports $4,000 and Cren-
shaws the same.
The Warehouse people say there is
every indication of IA big sale Thurs
day, too. and the buyers will he on
hand in crowds.
The X. j. Reynolds Company se-
cured the largest amount of any one
concern In the Wednesday sales,
though the American Tobacco Com
pany and the r. A. Patterson Com
pany We're also largo buyers.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-14
THREE BODIES WILL
Be IN THE PARADE
MERIDIAN LODGE AND TWO COM.
WANDERERS TO TAKE PART
IN UNWILLING.

The program Of the Masonic exer-
cises 10 accompany the aging of the
cornerstone Of the new .lostotfce has
been completed b. ia. IL Frank W,
Cunningham. master ceremonies
The Masons VIII mees tic Masonic
Tempe. and headea kessnich' =
band. viii march In parade up JET
ferson to tiraes. down Grace 10 Ninth
and thsn down TO the ueW bailains.
At the head Of the line OF maren
will he q special detaehments OF
mounted poiie enen, VINO viii clear
the way for the rest. Richmond
Commandery No, 2. knights Tenn
plars will march under the leader
ship of the Eminent sir J. J. Mat
tern. followed by ST. Andrews Com
mandery. No. -, in charge OF Emil
nent sir George j. Freealey. Meri-
dian Lodge. which is to haze charge
Of the laying stE the stone has Ia
yited all the Matter Masons in the
city to join la the parade with them.
I1r. W. +. Mathews. master OF Me-
ridian Lodge. will lay the stone.
After speeches ~ ksx.ivs ernor A.
j. Montague and J. Aston cahell.
luncheon will he tenoered to ~
guests by Contractor Miller at the
business Mems club
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-14
TAFT STROLLS OVER
TO SEE HITCHCOCK

WASH NGTON. Dec. lit be-
came known here to-day that Presi-
dent TAFT. like the sultan OF the Ara
hian knights, last night donned a big
fur overcoat and a slouch hat and
walked through tho city streets In
the dusk of evening TO the postofiice
department,
The executive surprised Postmaster
General Hitchcock, who was engaged
in clearing up Il few administrative }
odds and ends when Mr.. Taft sud-
denly appeared III his door. After
remaining few moments, chuckling
at Hltchcock's embarrassment. no re-
turned in a roundabout way to the
White House. 1t was, said to-day
that this was the lirst time since the
early days OF Jeffersontan simplicity
that President has personally visit
ed an executive department. Taft was
accompanied by two secret service
agents.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-14
What We Have Now

according to the opinion OF tn
best mining experts, we have COLI
in quantities that win justify IT,
establishment. OF reduction plant.
that will handle more than hum
bred tons OF orc per dsv, which cas.
be treated at cost low enough ~
show handsome profit, which q.
course means dividend to thooc
who own stock in the Company
We also have the best plant in tho
State Tor producing the ore, which
consists of number of corrugated
iron buildings, two a0-horse power
boilers, IN sir compressor with
power to run four drills To the depth
OF 500 feet, a first-class hosting
plant, pumps, etc; also 150foct
shaft with three compartments,
which develops magnificent vein,
starting at the surface with a thick
ness OF "a inches and gradually
widening until it shows six feet Al
the bottom, with Indications ~
continuous widening az the depth.
Of the shaft increases.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-14

in the county jail hero in default Of
ball, which h" was unable to raise
following his plea of not guilty to Il
charge of embezzIement Inst summer
TN the United states district court.
was examined this week by a com
mission of physicians rs 10 his sani-
ty. Tho report OF thu doctors Is now
In the hands Of the United States dis
trict attorney. If the report Is favor
able for an insanity plea, legal steps
will in all likelihood be taken TO have
Rowe committed to an asylum and
the indictment against him will be
dropped.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-14
What We Need Now

Il the newest type of reduction
machinery in order that we may
take at least 30 per cent. Of the
GOLD from the quartz as it is
brought up from the shafts.
This high grade machinery costs
and il is for this purpose that
the directors OF the Argus Gold
Mining Corporation have decided
to place $4,000 shares of its treasury
stock ON the market 1T the low price
OF Doc per share, 70 they can quick
~ raise the funds for the installa-
ton of the desired and essentially
necessary machinery,
When this block OF $4,000 shares
has been subscribed for not another
share will be offered at the same
price, but ii will be much higher.
So our advice 10 you is, make it
point to investigate the PROPOSE
ton without further delay, and il il
appeals to your judgment, buy as
much as you think you can afford
and remember il costs you nothing
to lind out the particulars.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-14

was asked what he thought OF the
situation from an insurance stand
point and Its bearing on the Virginiu
situation.
''As far as I can see" he said, Il
don't think the request made by the
New York authorities will amount e
anything. Practically all fraterna
orders have right to raise their as
sessment, and that seems to be the
chief trouble in the case at Issue
Furthermore, 1t liz nothing unusual
for them not to ghaye in hand an
amount equal to the insurance car
ried. and they not required to do SO.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-14
VIRGINIA PYTH|lNs
ARE NOT DISTURBED
LITTLE ATTENTION PAID TO RE.
QUEST FOR REcEIvERsHlp
I
IN NEW YORK.

The fact that the New York State
officials have been asked to cancel
tho certificate OF the Knights OF Py-
thias to conduct life insurance bust
ness In that State is causing little or
no concern to members of the order
in Richmond. who say that 1t will
not affect the situation In Virginia
one way or. the other.
One member Of the order carrying
insurance In the New York lodge. 1t
appears. has become disgruntled be-
cause his assessment has been raised
ana - . reult he ha directed his
lawyer to ask not only for cancella-
ton o. ths certificate. but the APP
pOintment Of receiver. In his petit
ton he alleges that tho concern II
carrying Insurance Of the fourth class
70 the amount Of s30.6S7,60O. with
uaah On hand amounting 10 only
I SGiB.Ses.
"a IN aboeuOs 81 virginia Insur-
\ Auoe Cggnna1 onef Huttoh WAdnee-
lopu11 sok Hreoaiuan
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-14
READS PAPER ON
fAMlUs sos DRUS
Continued from Frs. fege.)


me temperature usually rises as nisn
"a the iiiain. Ih,nlui tiie.ts VI
,ne inJectiol continue ivr al tcsst Two
weena III most lasts, ANA .ual Ia u
sps~ItI reason WAY i, Is ESSENTIAL tnat
tue paIieu, sIiouIu ne III hospitai
Nilefe the btzl attei,ion can tie nad.
Exact s,O-. 10, nsoun.
Tho urus Is gei4oW l,owuer COM
ing Ill snIaii vacuum tupcs, and mas
to he miA.u suortiy perore the inlec-
ton, II IL very essential. Dr. Sycie
saiu, that the pnysictan using II anouid
know nov 70 mis the druk, and that
hc should be careful IN making the
,nJeC ton. 90 tar, hs said, the exact
dose has not been definitely asccr-
tainea. although IL is ueiiesed to pe
about fifteen grains for malignant
cases. lie said nc would not be WILL
ing to experiment in other cases until
more is known IA to the real efficacy
confina himself to the older remedies.
even though they require treatment
for four or five years.
While the composition OF the drug
IL not specifically known. DR.. sycle
has reason to believe that II contains
a considerable degree of arsenic. lie
secured his samples from New York
the early part of November.
Great Discovery, He Says.
Judging by the case he treated. DR..
Sycie regards the drug as the most
wonderful discovery Of the century In
medical science and he intends 10
follow up the case for at least a year
to further confirm his belief in its
efficacy
Although 1t IL not generally known.
he says that more deaths result an
nuaiIy in this county from specific
trouble than from either tuberculosis,
typhoid fever, or scarlet fever. Few
deaths are ascrihad directly to this
trouble. it is true, but II Is neverthe
less fact the toll eXacted by the
disease directly or indirectly is very
great. Many eases Of locomotor ataxia
and paralysis are due directly 10 spe-
ciiic trouble, he says,
DIR. Sycie's paper was given the
closest attention by the doctors In
attendance and come discussion fol-
lowed its reading.
Reads Mia, Paper.
Dr A. l.. GRAY also read an In
teresting paper On the N-ray III which
he showed the wonderful progress
made IN this special line of work
As usual. the doctors met IN exc
cutive session. believing that the
papers they read and discussed are
not Of sufficiently public interest for
the press To be admitted.
Officers for the ensuing year were
chosen as follows.
President. DR. George Ross. frs'
vice president. pr. l.. A. Gray; sec
end vice. president. Dr S. Harsiey:
third vice. president, Dir a q Brown
secretary. Pr Mark W. Peyser. who
was elected for the seventeenth term;
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-14
NEGROES HAVE III
BOTH VERY BL =

Blood flowed like water
day afternoon when Wii1Jmx
and Tom Gwyn, both co1o4G
at the formers home, 335x &
street.
The police came Ia and r.
the fight while there. wao IT,
and taking the two bloO<Y.
men into Turner's drug 0tO&
corner OF Twenty-f3ra< 01S
streets, and phoned for khe Il
bulance. saz
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-14
BULL SUPPORT
SENDS COTTON UP
LIVERPOOL INFLUENCE GIVES
THE MARKET STEADY TONE.
PRICES 4 TO 10 POINTS
HIGHER.

NEW YORK. Dee. a4.--~intiuenced by
Loverpooi, the cotton market at tho
opening was rteady. 4 to 10 points
higher, followed by further advances
on aggressive support by leading bulls.
This was In part based on Neill's con-
firmation OF his estimates for a con-
sumption of 12.500,00o bales. Not un-
I'll May reached $la.a5 did much cot
ton appear, and then bulls let go a
little. checking n further rise,
Cotton pricrsi December. Si4..6 a
i4.7E January. Sli.a6mi4.s7; March,
s1sI3M1514s May. sl5.ssaIi5.a4 July,
Sl5,32 ss 1891 August, sl495af1AsT !:
September. 51a.25; october, $i3.60I
1852.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-14
BOOST ANIDON FOR
CIRCUIT COURT BENCH

WASHINGTON. Dec, li.--~Presi-
dent Taft was to-day urged to APP
point District Judge Charles T. Amt
don, OF North Dakota. to succeed.
Judge Willis Van Depanter on the
circuit bench by delegation inclua-
Ing senators McCumber and Purcell
and Representatives Gronna and
Hanna. The vacancy Is due to Judge
Van Devanter's elevation 10 the SUI
premc Court.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-14
To TRY ALI. SUSPECTS
NEXT SATURDAY MORNING

The case against Harry Northing-
ton. who is charged with being a
member of the ovcrcont gang, MAS
continued to Saturday BIZ Justice
Crutchicld in police court Wednes-
Gay morning. The cases Of the other
two suspects. Howell and Nash, .-pme
up at that time, and 1t il probable
that all three OF the young men Will
be heard at the same time.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-14
CITY SCHOOL BOARD
SETS CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY

From the end OF the school day of
December 23 to the morning OF Jan
nary the school children of Rich
mond will have their Regular Christ
mas holiday this year according to
the ruling Of the city board of odn-
cation, which met Tuesday night.
the public schools.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-14
PLANS ARE FILED
FER BIG ST.

Plans and specifications IN
HE Dairy Company's prCp4
at 500 North Seventh ntre11
Wednesday morning In tl4
the city building inspectpr
cation was made for 4 pexs1 4
construction. Inspector &o
looking over the blue pFtnt n
probably issue the permit (r
week. sss;Ss
The stables are to cost
be two stories high. ana
wood, brick and steel. ~
about l33 feet long ana E
and wheii completed win hG
the most modern and
equipped In the State.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-14
NEGRO PORTER HAD
ENa.Nl a,vNE BROKEN

Especial to The Richmond Virginian.l
NORFOLK, VA. Doc. l4.--eausht
between the eics ator car and the side
OF the shaf., James j.. Bunay. colored,
was crasnen TO ueath TO-DAY In the
store Of Wnichard Bros, Inc, on RAN
doiph street, where he was employed
as n porter. Every bone In his body
from mis- neck to his waist WAS broken.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-14
NO CHANGES IN
MASSACHUSETTS
ELEVEN CITIES REMAIN DRY
AND THREE REMAIN WET IN
YESTERDAYS ELECTIONS.

BOSTON, MASS, Dec. I4.--To-day's
complete returns from municipal cleo
tons In fourteen cities Of Massachu-
y.tts Yesterday show that they re-
suited in the reelection Of seven may
prs No change was made by any
city on the license question. all yot-
ing az they did year ago, IL for
no license and for license.
In Worcester Mayor Logan had Z
close CALI but was re-elseteA.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-14
MuT|uOUs CREWS
HAVE DISSEMINATED
BRAZILIAN CONGRESS NOW DIS.
GUESSING DISPOSITION TO BE
MADE OF MlTINEERS.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1i.--Amhas-
sador Dudley. at Rio De Janeiro, re-
ported Ia the State Department to-day
that the crews of the revolving Bra
lillian warships had disemnarked
without resistance He stated that the
gov ernment controlled the situation,
aud that congress was still discussing
the question of what should be done
with the mutineers.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-14
MAKES THOROUGH TEST
OF MUNICIPAL SYSTEM

Supervising Engineer II. w. Traf-
ford has made thorough test OF the
city's lighting system. and announces
that as soon as the lights arrive from
Pittsburg the municipal plant Gun be
started. The plant VIII furnish light
for the Ornamental lamps along Broad
street, besides for the regular light
ing system on both sides of the river,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-14
TAFT WILL. TALK TO
COMMERCIAL CONGRESS

WASHINGTON. Dec. l4.--That
President Taft will address the men,
beers Of the Southern Commercial Con-
gress was decided to-day when he ac-
cepted the invitation OF Governor
Brown, of Georgia. to speak at At
lanta on MarchN10. Governors OF fif-
teen Southern States unite din extend-
ing the invitation.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-14
TO PROTECT LAND
IN IMPERIAL VALLEY

WASHINGTON. Dec. 1.-THE
work Of protecting lands ard prop
erty In the Imperial Valley or Gait
fornia, for which the government
has appropriated sl.oep. 600. win start
IN IA few weeks, according to a state
Inent Issued by the comptroliers Of
the treasury. who to-day recommend
cd to the secretary Of the treasury
that j, IA, ockerson, engineer. who
win be In charge OF the project. he
appointed special disoursing agent to
pay bills for labor and expenses.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-14
PROVIDES NATIC
DEFENSE

WASHINGTON, p. C
bill providing tor i t0n 4
defenfe. 10 ccnst 4 ~ IN
war and NAVY. the -
House and senate csss1s
tary and naval atfnayG m
tfOna. was to-day n@1f&
House by Repfsssnt y
Alabama. 5 VA n
This board. Il r l1l
tate the policy ~ -
y eas1y n 4 !! :!
~ uo1A
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-14
CONSERVATIVES
GAIN one 81
COALITION NOW HAS MAJ0
OF 90, WITH 81 SEATS Ut
TO BE CONTESTED. 81

LONDON. Dec. 12.--Dncc n1oe
conservatives have net gain 0NS
liberal labor alliance. the capE
a seat from the liberals -
throwing the balance in their 1G4
one.
With only ~ seats yet to 7
tested the coalition, exciusiN4S
eight seats won by the 0fN
has a majority over tho con11
OF 90. with the prospect Ok~
increasing this before thee A1
week. I'M MI 4
The standing this afteFnO4
Conservatives. 25l: liberals laG
Irish natiehalists. 81: O'Hr1G
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-14
HEAR RECOMMENDATIO
FOR REuRoANIZATIO

Recommendation regarding the
reorganization Of toe ..Ity engineer :
once asilt lie Received W the special
Investigating coinfnlttce. when meets
In the enN!neer oalce "wednesday
night. AT the same meeting II VIII
formulate Its report on TIA. richards
Toad controversy.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-14
NAMED RECEIVER
FOR NEGRO BANK
JUDGE GRINNAN APPOINTS AT
TORNEY CHEWING TO WIND
UP AFFAIRS.

Attorney A. J. Chewing was WedA
nesday appointed receiver for the
Nickel Savings Bank, the colored IN
stitution on Twenty-ninth street which
was recently throwninto receivership
by Judge Grinnan, OF the city Chan
Gerry Court.
The receiver was appointed at the
request of Messrs. John Lewis and
Robert Scott.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-14
$59. "a Per Ton Was
Recently Assayed.

From run oil mine ore taken
from one shaft in Our mine this is
Tar beyond the average Of any
other mine in the country
II is imperative that the most
modern, high power machinery b
installed at enee, in order that the
greatest possible saving can be made
and rs soon ~ this Is accomplished
We will have equipment eq,ialed 5y
few and excelletl by none.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-14
MODERATE TONE
AND SLIGHT Gain
EARLY DEALINGS SHOW CON-
PARATIxE ACTIVITY IN A FEW
ISSUES At FRACTIONAL
ADVANCES.

NEW YORK, Dec. l4.--Moderate
strength was displayed In the stook
market at the opening and In the early
dealings, with the few issues n which
there was comparative activity show
Ing slight fractional gains.
Marked improvement was shown at
ter the opening. aggressive bidding
for stocks forcing prices UP sharply.
Government bonds are unchanged:
other bonds dun.
The market held firm all through
the forenoon.
Price changes after midday were eS-
fremely narrow.
StockH closed duh.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-14
Licensed to Marry.

Marriage licenses were "Wednesday
issued III the Hastings Court to SIR.
James Cronshaw aud Miss Eehekah
Newell, and MIR. George Dudley and
Miss Louise Woodbridge. The tirst cou-
pie will he married Wednesday even
ing, the second December %.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-14
PEANtT MARKET.

tReported by EoaserA. sTcCabe & Co. }
f'IaTERSBURG. Ma, Dee. lf.~-rea-
nuts-Spansh--Firn al sf.t0 per bush
ell MISUNDERSTANDING fancy hardpick
ed. 81. n 3I&e,: mAciino picked, 20. q &c.
sheIling stock. an3hc.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-14
JUDGE SIMS MENTIONED
FOR COURT OF APPEALS
FREDERICKSBURG. VA. De,

FREDERICKSBURG. VA. Deo. Il.
-Rumor has It that Judge F, w.
Sims, OF Louisa. member Of the
state Senate from this district, who
has announced that he will not be
4 candidate for rsnominatton. win be
q candidate for = aeAt on the Supreme
Court Of Appeals bench when the
Id1lDla4uro elects.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-14

The property OF the ARGUS GOLD MINING CORPORA
TION is located about fifty ght miles from Richmond Va
the counties OF Fluvanna and Goocland and comprise
holdings the of 344 The stock is fully paid
and -assessale
Positively when these $4,000 shares have been sold the price
will advance and another share will be available at Soc
TERMS: Cash IS per cent cash and the balance in
three equal nstalments OF Is per cent each
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-14
CATTLE MARK EFT.

CHICAGO Dec. l4.--CIosc--t'attie -
receipts. $4,000 head market dull. wca X.
Beeves 81 s1a7 10; Texas steers s3.9aa
SIS. Western steers. 81 aoa6,ao; stock
ers and feeders, ss.7sa5.so, cows and
heifers. sc.aaa5so. calves. s1aa Hogs
Receipts. $4,000 head. market duh. ESQ
lower than vest erday's average. Light
s7.30a7.T0; mixed, sf35a7.75: heavy, ! :
a5a s..e; rough, s..S5a7.50: good "a
choice heavy. Ss,50a1.70. pigs s6.8sA
Ts5. bulk of sales. s7.sSa7.e5 sheep
Receipts so 0eo head; market weak Ma
tive, 81 4ea4.25; Western. s2.5oas, 80
yearl.ngs, S4.t0a5.,5; lambs, alive, Ss35
80: Western, si15as.40.
NEW YORK. Dec. ls.--Beeves--Re
ceipia eos head. No trading. stead
feeling. Dressed beef slow; native
sides. 6laaIoi.e.; fancy beef, II. Lon-
on cattle market, f21aaf3iAc. dressed
weight. refrigerator beef. sisa9A pei
lb. Caives-keceipts. $50 head, Market
steady. veals. sia1t2a: nulls4 s5as,so
Indiana calves, s450a6; Westerns, ss.st
as 80; harnyard calves, nominal
Dressed calves steady: city dressel
veais. lais aifc.. country dressed calves
Gals. sheep and Lagnbs--Receipts. 2,
554 head. Market slow: steady. Sheep
s2.75a4.ao; cults, ss.so: yearilngs, 50
lambs, ss<aas.75, Hogs---Receipts. j..
as4 head, Steady at ssas.ss,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-14

iamfs 6&l61@e Cows and calves, SO
IL so 90 per hsad Best hogs sac me
dunn to good. sms1.e., sows and atass,
1stsc.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-14
INSANITY MAY BE
PLEA OF OFFICIAL

TRENTON. ". j., Dec. ii.---Linds-
commissioners - Jersey CITY, who y
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-14
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