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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-05

New York. April .. 1910
GRAIN-WHEAT-Was nervous early. and
prices. after showing advance Ot a q p G..
broke sharply IN the afternoon and closed az
net loss of y r q Cables were slightly
lower than expected. the foreign market being
Influenced by large vOrld'- exports. which
according 20 BrOonhal all. amounted - IL
10000 bushels. against 9.120 600 he previous
week ard s4S4.O00 last year. Tho Missouri
state report. Published after the close on sat
urdst, made the condition 81 per cent. against
o. in December and 20 last April Kentucky
reported 30 De~ cent. against - last year.
but around midday this report was correct cd
70 read -. against 81 last year. and resulted
in active liquidation TIE part # early buy
srs. During the last month the visible has
increased 3.221. 900. compared with 2 decrease
n T9e. 600 for rha same time last season and
decrease Of . 56t 0o9 two years ago. Cash
wheat here was easy. with No - red quoted
= - bid { T. and No + Northern DulIth
81 - nominal opening navigation. CORN
steady al the opening, but later values
declined sharply and closed AZ ret loss Of
S = "a r.. Tho visible suppl decreased SOS 600
Esiust 900 decrease last week and an
Increase last year Of Lfs. 000. Steamer corn
here vas quoted 60 &c, and No 4. G0ilc, both
elevator export basis. Export No =. SO &c
nominal b. OATS-S-ead~ rhrouCl ont
most OF tho dav. but finally gave way IN SYM
pa thv With wheat and corn. and closed a. a
net loss Of q = &C The visible supply showed
Increase last week OF 900 00o and a decrease
last year OF = 600 Cash oats easv, with nat
uraI white. IS 50 So ID. quoted = 2 IS iec. and
clipped white, "a TO - u. - Sc RYE
Dull No western 90 - nom nal New
Nom ina.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-05
EoREIGN MARNETs.

liverpool April 4-wEEAr-sPot duil:
futures steady May - I'd. july. = Ilssds
O~tobsr. - sd CORN-spet quist, new
American mixed 1s "a old. 81 81 futures
duu. july s. SD PEAS-Can1diar - 90
rLOU-R-winter patents. SIS HOPs-tn Lou-
den tPacifc CoasJl. "a fosWf5 10s BE
~ "a India mess strong f3os. PORK Prirss
mess Western, 1tG5 60 TANS-Sncrr cuf frIu.
T5s BNCON-Cumberlsnd cat. short RIB and
clear bellies. T3s 6d. long clear nliddles. ught
and heavy TGs- short clear backs. los 81.
shoulders suuare. 63s 81 LARn-Prims
Western. tlerces and American renned. pals.
eos to CHEESE-Cauadian finest white.
strong s4s Sd. cuinred. Gts "a TNLLOW-
Prime city. gSs TCRPENTINF-Spirtt 4,s
Ga ROSIN-Common los 81 PErEOtEUM
Refined Ttsd LINSEED on. 3qs -
COTTONSEED OII--Huu refined. spot. SIS
rad TALLOW-AusrTaiian IN London. Sts 50.
Londou. April RAW SUGAR-Centrff
uraL los go nluscovadO. fSs sd BEET
81 GArN-April la 0Ad CALCUTTA LIN
sEEp.-April- June 6sis- I.IN SGD or. SSs
ga SPERM on. fS2 PETROL Tt-N-Ayrer-
lean renned. 6tad SPIRITS "a. TCR7 ENrTNE
-SpirttE. 4Gs4ld ROSIN-American strained.
los % hue 15s Sd
An.worp April 4-PETROLECM. 20 francs
MonSreaL April 4-cHEEsE-Dun. white,
t2S c = sd. eolorst. I'm els Nd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-05

spot quiet and points higher. ar - soc
cor rn1fe ~ upland ana -5.osc fo~ uiddfiue
Gulf Delivered on contract. s zoo bbIs LIN
e~rooI cables. spot i'm good demand. sales.
q 600 bales speculation and export 1000.
American. 1000 called 5000. imports. 1000.
all American middling upland so4d. Fut-
uras opened steady. 70 3 points higher.
closed steady. 4 20 81 points htshe- April.
T.7S-sd Aprii-May. TT3tzd Mav-Juue. 771d.
JGae-JuIv. : ted. July-A 1gCst. T67d. August
Ctr-a--be~ 3at-d Sepreuh October. 44d
October : over1rer. 6 -8t. November Decenber.
3 IS ,G DeceIa Der JauCaT-. O.. 65t. Z Tauuarg-
Fsbrdar-- s65isd. Tehrua---- March and March
oril. $3.50.
CoFFEE-More active. sales amounting 70
] s 30 bags but prices were lover. closirs ar
q net decline 81 al poirts The technical
pcsifton is believed 20 be improved by the
recent selling. which has carried prices down
50 Z 30 points f-om the ton OF the season
Most Of the selling was 81 September. at from
8 s5~ down 10 $500. and was b. several prom
iren- operators. Is Le the hu~t-E was largely
Nv two houses active t- the spot market
FOREIGN markets were eas-- Havre showing p
decline Of =. franc. Hamburg down d q p
rferuiE. Pho - refs lower. and santos vU-
changed 20 50 refs decline. SPOT vas inactive
but steady. az s1sc for Rio 40 Z. Warehouse
deliveries IN the United States Tor the week
were g. s45 bags. against - SPA last week
and 14q o64 last wear OF the former am cunt
Ne-v York had 572as bags Local contract
prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-05
CHICAGO eRAIN AND PROVISIONS

Chicago. April 4-Tndlcations % a com
plete hreak IN drOuth conditions IN the
Soufnyyesr started general selling OF wheat
which resulted in declines ~ more than lc
In All deliveries. The market closed &C al
ulost the bottom. Corn and oats duplicated
the action OF wheat ard closed az material
declines Provisions were not affected BY
the slump In grain, but held Arm all day.
Range OF prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-05
EASTMAN KODAK

- Eastman KODAK Coupsr-s ~ Nsr-
Tsr--- has issued its report Tor she rea~
ended 0e-erI he- 81 1879. The income ac-
.-.rf - F-r cor~oaav end ttz subsidiary
-H---a. les compares as follows.
-a.a 1905 1907
s..-- ---@-z CSC so SOS s. 49, $40 s. 2e- 40
-...re-7 a. ga8 t52 s-Tz.1Se = Psi 4e2
r--r- Sge6 a. s. los. --- g. noS. aa7
-... --r-.rr ISIS So 55ss 1s- S. "a
b. SURF 81 4i8 n2s s-.7ss.el2 S5.5ss lf1
rEa- profits ere E..-r sF--r dr5u--.nE fund +~-
o'' a1Q i- -soS. $500 900 u -2'7 and $500 0oo
.- ta5s
-ar--- allowing f7~ 6 rr- cert on ere gre
f---l --or. -r- ~ su-- cl 81 IS 6l1 equal
rl- .--- earned 1- She s-p SO 30 common
--e-er--lE er compared r--. Fl - Ter
r. canned rr same stock as. scar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-05
wrs-EEx WV YORK & FENN
PtrIPohD EARNINGS.

~t-A-Ia% NcI-EER,i
r-n. v-ssaa $3.50 So ~
IOWA r---Dt|.
--r. .r SCH sI.-.-.7 E'falfG - ~.
--stE e -o.'-'"
TarCrrs = En- -0r-s
t..r. l..N-s sas.4 ~. ~,
a .Gsf-HC ---'3- o'..-- p
WABASH
~e.r ....- SO. rr- 500 Or
I.-- So. q. aE.t-.t-. 1s.-. fTI 10 '-i.rp,
-. .f.- LACE rvA,-tE NEzI-
s-T.r-- -alg 1872 Increase
fs. s.-el.If s. -ta sss S7- als
. .t .- ts-TusT I1fT.s .. -'s
.- ..,- ... g. o-r--1t rs-a-r1 sas7 e-9
.-.... IL. .-. F. ~ q 40 -l- 283
---
--... -... -... al 80. - es-saas s2g2 80
--'- tlt.n 30 st4n --v
,-e. .a-aae sassl1I s7C-.aos T2i-i-S
81. .-e..... s.. s.-. -as 80 o. I'D s-.siso0s
i..r ..l,..s-.. sza-s - - 10 49, 81. ~,
ryc- --v sd ai5 ~ som2as3 sag -
GEL ~ 1Gs --fsi 's1
zas- ne, ~ g.. - za4 81. - % sLsso SO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-05

usai 9G test 4 SEC. ulrscovade. az test 5s6c,
uolassss sugar. 90 test. 3.6le. SAFES we're
about %. 900 bags including CubaS ana horto
hlco. the former at SC cost and frelght anu
tne latter - 3Gc r 1 shipment rae Amer
ican vas the buyer
EECE-stssdv here generally barely steady
a. primary points, and quiet al around-
NEIALS-COPPER- tandard STEADY; SPOT
ana April 12-TTis D12c; May L 81 2 4Sc.
June. -. s2iz d 13c. JuI- II s. u l3c- London
unchanged spot fJs = 81 futures. $50 IS
Lahe copper here. 1875 1880 electrolytlc.
~ q 1850 casting. Il 70 q 13c- TIN-Easy az
- g bloc May. .dS. OK q 30. 15c; June 800 y
IiTin but lower; spot. 1850 Is 81 futures. tl5-
Is Sd LBAD-Steady. SPOT, - 2 l. soc New
1o-k. 4&UE A25c East st Louis LONDON
lover az ti2 15s. SPELTER-Duil' spot . -
g 5-tJc New York. 5.57is 5-4ItI East -
Louis London unchanged at 10 lhON-
UNCHANGED at sis 4iaJ for cleveland warrants
m Lordo1. Locally quiet No foundrE
northern. SIS SIS SO. No Northern 40 I
southern and No I Southern scft SIS - %
81 -. Pig iron certificates unchanged 40
sales
MOLAssEs AND sYEUPS-stsedy. with
moderate activity.
NAVAL STORES-Spirits turpsutins steady
prices. Rosin and tar steady. but only fairly
active
OILS-I.irseed oil IN fair demand. with
prices hrm 81 the advance Of last week- Re
nned petroleum unchanged
CoTTONSEED OTI-Firrn early. influenced
1y the hruness IN cotton and buying By refining
interests. but when cotton weakened there vas
the market closed irregular, with old crop month
showing an advance ~ > - 10 points and late
positions 20 points lower. Sales. $500 bar
rsls- Local contract prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-05
~ YnRK rRIrEs.
INTERIOR RECEIFIs.
sEABoARD cLEAPANCEs.

COTEON-Tbe opening was frr- AZ az
-an-e Of TT10 points ana during fhe early
trading active months sold 1od L points net
higher with Nay touching Il soc and October
- Sic. about Is % points a5cva the low
level al Sarur5a-. After easing Of 20 abcu-
The closing figures of last week the market
s-eaG3ed Up on buying r- New Orleans bull
leaders art covering rvr the FAC hat spot
houses we're sellers Inspired confidence IN local
bears. and closing prices showed a loss %
from g. 20 . points from The high level NJ
las week Liverpool cables a=-r'5ed the reia-
tive fEuuess there 70 trade demand and small
offerings Local contract prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-05

-Ex dividend and rfEh-= fEz 50 PER cent
stock dividend and I Ter cent cash
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-05
BOSTON CURB STOCKS.

Furnished bv J. Thomas Rsiuharst No. 3s
Broad street. New York. ard 80. - Devon
sr-r- strrr-. Elsfhr-L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-05
NATIONAL LEAD.

National Lead Company report t0-
f-a scar ended December 81. l-a, a. i0l-
rCTl zoos 1907.
--- ----'-rE g 1g1. z@1 s. A1-. I--a s. e.
-.-- ..-.- -a- 80 -0r so 200 -
z.----a Isl 49, -s srrq-o-1 sl.G8.sfa
49,. 4-r U.. --a fHo---o 9s- IsI
--- CZEE gTS Er5- glT $50 -
49, ----..- a4-- $50 g - 2a+ 4.l1s So.
--... su-D.. s. -la.i-a 81 s5s 40 ss.2aa 2of
ss -- = ger re-t earned -r $50 f-l5 ioH
common arr~H- HH rnr-r-~zi with BIS per r"r-
ru---r ri Same stock Iar- rra~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-05
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

bid. 1T Elevator. export basis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-05

afa.ar.uE i9io-..2
,r-,.rrissed by svar-golt & Appenzsliar. NO ~
Pine ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-05
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York. April 4. 1919.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-05
COUNTY, PRODUCE MAEkErs.

New York. April 4. 1910
BEANS AND PEAS-Psceipts TS6 bags
beans. Dull. End Just enough urgency to sci 20
keep values weak. Red kidney hru and
BEANS. marrow. choice. bushel. e 90 fair 20
good s. Sod$2 s.. medium. choice. s. 20, pea,
s. 30. fair good g. - ~ 1S2 21i1. imported
medium s. 15Is2 20. pea 81 22ts 6s2 -. white
kidney So 2OGs3 -; red kiGrey. s. BOG So 3 =
yellow eye s. -, black turtle soup. So 9o9S2 ~,
lima. California. sass %. PEAS. scotch. bags,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-05
Taxes .......... 1.o4i.Eoo 10000 $40 eco


cper- income sIo-5ia-oaa 81 s2i.7e4 sIOso,asO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-05

WEEKLY EXPORTS
Liv- Tive crs- %
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-19
Yes or No, but dc not indicate what
Nuat BE Indorned.

TN view of the fact that: you MAY
be required to take test before a
postmaster. STATE what post-cf.icd
would be most convenient to you for
this purpose. (This test is of a prac-
teal character, consisting chiefly or
wholly of the filling put Of a sample
schedule of population from informa.
ton furnished regarding typical fans
lilies. and, in the case OF enumerators
whose work will be in rural districts,
the filling out of sample schedule OF
agriculture.)
Are the answers to each OF the fore
going questions true to the best OF
your knowledge and belief? Are they
In your own handwritingg
Endorsements of each applicant must
be secured from two representative
citizens OF the community in which
the applicant resides. They must be
at least twenty-one years of age and
acquainted with the applicant not less
than one year. Endorsements VIII not
be accepted from any person who Is IN
any way related to an applicant. me
Endorsements certtfes that the appli-
cant "is thoroughly trustworthy and
honest person. of good habits, and. IN
my opinion. is fully capable of dis
charging the duties of census enun'-
orator, If appointed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-19
This Contest Closes Wednesday January l9h 1910 II Midnight
statesg If naturalized citizen. when

states? If natural!zed citizen. when
and where were you naturali2ed?
.'Of what State or Territory are you
a legal resident? How long have you
been legal resident thereof? or
what county and ofSwhat town or city
and ward are You a resident? How
long have you been a resident thereof
What is your sex and color? What
was your age at last birthday Where
We're you born?
What is your education? (Give
tho principal facts.)
what Is your present occupation?
what. is your professional or bus
mess experience? tGive the principal
facts, and If at present an oficeholder.
name the Office you hold0
Have you ever been employed on
census work, either national or State?
II so, In what capacity and for how
long u period9 IT an cnumerator. for
what territory or district? Describe
as accurately as possiple.)
Are you physically capable of q full
discharge of the duties of a census
enumerator? Have you any defect of
either sight, hearing. speech or limb?
If so. state nature of defect.
do you speak English? Do you
understand and speak any language
other than English? If SO. what lan-
guage? Specify languages spoken.
as Bohemian Chinese. Danish. French.
German, Greek, Hungarian. italian.
japanese. Lithuanian. Magyar. Norwc-
gian. Polish, Portuguese. Russian.
Slavic, Spanish. Yiddish, etc.
Are you member OF a political
committee of any party? (Answer
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-19
IS u q + : Il j ~
.ETTR|CK VILLAGE
MAY INCORPORATE
Citizens at General Meeting Take
Steps to This
End.
ToAWARD CROSSES OF HONOR
Interesting Feature Of Lees
Birthday Exercises in
Petersburg.
TO AWARD CROSSES OF HONOR
Times-Dispatch Bureau.
100 North Sycamore Street,

fcleTSUuT " d., OduuuTy 40.
a general meeting of the citizens OF
E;tSick was held last night to con-
slider the question OF Incorporating the
village and securing self-soyernment.
This subject has been agttated for
some time and sentiment seems to ia
vor the Incorporation. The meeting
last night was addressed by repre-
sentatives in the Legislature. w. w.
Baker, OF Chesterfield. and Samuel w.
thinner. OF Petersburg. who advocated
Incorporation, and explained its bene-
fits and the manner in which 1t could
be accomplished. The meeting de-
towards Incorporation. and will at
once get up the necessary petition. to
be presented to the Circuit Court OF
tho county.
To Award Crosses of Honor.
An interesting incident OF tho cele-
nration of General Lees birthday ami
versary tomorrow will be the award
Ing by Petersburg Chapter, United
Daughters Of the Confederacy, OF
crosses OF honor to several veterans
and descendants of veterans. Among
Veterans-JaInes s. Seay and William
II. Scott: observation-disclosures P. Banks,
G. F. Lauterback and Mrs. NJ A. Har-
rison.
The Petersburg Chapter will serve
an elaborate tea from s to O'clock
In the afternoon at the home OF the
president, Mrs. w. Pryor Jones, on
south Sycamore Street which prom
ises to be very largely attended.
James Weddel1. prominent and
popular merchant. Is confined to his
home on Franklin Street, with an at
tack of pneumonia
M sta az =, d.
recovered from his long spell OF Ill
ness that he expects to return to HIS
duties this week.
A. S. Reinach, ono OF Petersburg q
best-known citizens, yesterday cele-
brated his sixty-eighth birthday ami
yersary. Mr. Reinach was born in
Germany and has lived in Petersburg
since 1854. lie was engaged for many
years in mercantile and manufactur-
ing business and served in the war
az a member Of the Twelfth Virginia
Regiment. Mahone's Brigade.
Fire last night destroyed a frame
dwelling in Pocahontas. owned by
James D. Bass and occupied by a
colored family.
The residence OF Mrs. Peter oxen
non, in Matoaca. was slightly dam
aged BY fire Sunday evening a
daughter of Mrs O'Kennon struck a
match TO light a lamp The head OF
tho match flew off and set the cur
talns ablaze. Prompt efforts prevented
serious damage.
The recently appointed assessors OF
real estate for Petersburg will enter
on their duties as soon as the neces-
sary books are furniehed them The
question Of their pay has not yet been
settled. the Council voting to give
them $500 and the Aldermen only
$1,000. 1t is expected their work Will
last through eight or nine months.
The principal criminal case before
tho Circuit Court OF Prince George
county, now IN session. Will be tina,
ofstwo negroes charged with setting
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-19

fire to and burning the barn and
stables of W. H Adams. IN Brandon
District. some weeks ago. Mr.. Adams's
loss was heavy. and without insurance.
Saturday afternoon j. e. Vaughan.
a citizen OF Matoaca, had an arm
broken by being thrown from his
buggy.
Another case OF smallpox has de-
veloped In house oni Washington
Street, which was quarantined some
days ago. The family came recently
from North Carolina, and until the
husband and father broke out with
the disease none of them had ever
been vaccinated.
Chief OF Police Ragland has been
presented with a bloodhound pup by
Chief Brinkley, Of Suffolk. which he
will raise and train for man-hnnting
purposes
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-19
OBITUARY
william a. Gates.


William A. Gates died at his resi-
dence. All North Twenty-tlird Street,
yesterday morning. He was sixty
years old He is survived by his wife,
eight children. one sister and four
grandsons.
The funeral will take place from
Leigh Street Baptist Church Tomorrow
afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Funeral or Mr.. Noting.
Phe funeral of Harrison Noting. who
died Monday at his home, 504 West
Clay Street. will take place from his
residence to-day at noon. He was the
son of the late A ". Noting.
aIrs. n. NJ. Lee.
Mrs. Maria Jane Lee, widow of n.
n. Lee. died last night at l.er residence,
14l2 West Broad Street. She was
eighty-two years of age. She leaves
the following children: Miss NJ. Lee,
Miss Bessie Lee. Mrs. A. W. Ball. Mrs.
T. a. Davidson. Mrs. c. r. Tonlinson.
Mrs. A. C. Porter and Newton NJ. Lee.
Announcement OF the funeral will be
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-19
IN A SHADOW
1nyeterate Tea Drinker Feared Pa
ralysiS.

Steady use Of either tea or coffee often
produces alarming symptoms, as the poll
son (cafieine) contained in these beverages
acts with more potency in some persons
than in others.
II was never coffee drinker, writes
an III, woman, but tea drnker ! was
VERY nervous, had frequent spells Of SICK
headache and heart trouble, and was q &, SUD
iect at times to severe attacks OF blliolls
collie.
mo end OF seepless nights-would
have spells at night when my right SIDE
would get numb and tinsle like a thou-
sand needles We're prickins my flesh. AZ
times ! could hardly put my tongue QUE
OF my mouth, and my right eye and ear
We're affected.
''The doctors told me was liable to-
become paralyzed at any time, so ! waa
in constant dread. took medicine OF vas
rious doctors, and no end OF patent medl-
cine--all to no good. VI
"The doctors told me to quit using tea,
hut | thought could not live without
it-that it was my only stay; had been
a tea drinker for twenty-five years was
under the doctors care for fifteen.
about siNamonths ago nnally Quit
tea and commenced to drink Postum.
&. 81 have never had one spell Of sick
headache since, and only one light attack
of bilious collie. Have quit having those
numb spells at night, sleep well and !,
heart is getting stronger all the tine ~
Read the little book, THE Road q &,
Melville, in pkgs There's Reason
Ever read the above letter? new
one appears from time to time. They
are Genuine, true and full al human
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-19
MRS. HARGoUs KANE SUED

south Carolina Dentist Attaches New
port villa to Collect a $3.50 Debit
Newport, f. l.. January 1S.----Dr. II
j. Ray. dentist of Aiken. s.. G., has
brought suit against Mrs. sallie Eiar-l
tist hill OF $3.50, which he asserts she
owes him. The papers In the case
were recorded atthe City Hal and
the sheriff levied an attachment upon
Mrs. Kane's villa on Bellevue Avenue.
case is $500. 1t is said that the bill
is two wears old a.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-19
BLANKS HERE FOR
CENSUS TAKERS
Supervisor Moore Will Inform
Applicants How to Secure Posi-
tons as Enuinerators.

Census Supervisor C.. Ridgeway
Moore, of the Third District of Viz
ginia. whose office is in the Mutual
Building, has received supply Of ap-
plication blanks for persons applying
for positions as census enumerators.
Numerous applicants have asked Tor
positions, and blanks will be sent out
as soon as the lists are complete.
The applications, properly filed out,
must be returned TO the supervisor not
later than January 81 the Census d.
rector having extended the time for
filing from January 20, which was the
date first set for closing The consld-
Grafton of applications. The test
Will occur February 5. as previously
anpoyuced
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-19
colored cnila Burns to Death.

fSpeclal to The Times Dlspatch.l
Wadesboro, N. c., January S.-Mary
Little, a thirteen-year-old colored girl.
was burned to death near Bethel, this
county The child's clothing caught
| fire. and she ran from the house into
! the yard Death resulted from the in-
/ iuries within a few hours