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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-08-22
NOTICE.

Second District Young Mems sDemo- cratic Club. No. 345 Warren street, McMullin Lunch Room, tonight, Thursday evening at 7:3O D. m. to bring in the names of delegates and aldermen. All Democrats of the dis trict are invited to attend
 GEORGE H. WOOD, aap President.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-08-22
COMMISSION SUSPENDS.
 PROPOSED COAL INCREASE.

Washington, Aug. 22.-The inter state commerce commission suspend ed, pending an investigation, a pro posed 15 cent rate increase. on coal, from points in Illinois to Davenport and other points in Iowa, today.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-08-22
200 KILLED OR
 WOUNDED IN
 STRIKE RIOTING|

Rio De Janeiro, Aug. 22-A series ori arrests were made, today, fol1owinsi yesterdays battle between troops and striking stevedores in which nores than 200 were killed or wounded More fighting is threatened
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-08-22

FOR SAIlE.-Three good corner
 building lots in Stratford. No req
 sonable offer refused. Also small
 place near Paradise Green. i've
 room house, 3 chicken houses and
 large garden, improvements. Cheap if sold at once. One { family house on South Ave, Stratford- Can ba; bought very reasonable. Pea&s Realty Co, 1925 Main St. Bridge port. r zz hep
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-08-22
MAY IS PRESIDENT OF
 A. Q. H. WITH BIC VOTE
New London Man Wins Over Lodge, of New Haven, By Vote of 40 to 66-Choice Is Made
 Unanimous

Elections of Other Officers Tn Progress This Afternoon Judges Award New Haven First Prize Pledges of Alliance Between German and Irish Organiza tions Renewed-Leeney Elected Vice President.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-08-22
NOTICE.

Meeting of the Young Mems In. dependent and Second District Demo- cratic Club tonight at 523 Lafayette street, corner Railroad avenue. All Democrats of the district are invited. Business of importance.
 JOHN FORD, Pres. a~ VIM. CARTER, Secy.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-08-22
FORMAL ARRAICNMENT OF
 ROSENTHAL PRISONERS
Package of Deadly Cyanide of Potassium Sent to Peo ples Attorney, Who Regards the Incident
 Lightly

Two Policemen Indicted for, Perjury Tn Connection With Charge of Concealed Weapons Against Big Jack Zeig Hearing Before Coroner Simultaneously With Arraignment of Accused Quintet
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-08-22
LINEMAN KILLED
 BY ELECTRICITY

Darien, Aug. 22-Bernard MCCOY ern, 24 years old, of. New Haven, was killed by an electric current of 2,500 volts while working on telephone pole here today.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-08-22

YOU DON'T WANT any old junk or old things around yo1r premises, but we want them as we need them for our business. Sell them to Jacob Bros. We9will pay you the highest price and get them out of your way. Prompt attention and satisfaction is our record. 55 Kos suth St Tel. 236. B stf.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-06
N ew Y ork
Stock Market

New York, September Son COM
paTauve!y small volume OF business
stocks to-day manifested decidedly
stronger tono than they have recently
shown. The rise was slow. but prac-
tcallN uninterrupted except 10 several
specialtics. which un previous oCca-
slons have recorded reteoNc advances
Canadian PacinC. Onion Pacific. North
"rn Pacific. - Paul. Missouri Pacific
and the anthracite shaCes were most
prominent features o. the railway Glvi-
slon in which New York New Haven
ana Hartford alone developed some
hcaV!ness
Among the industrials United states
steel. AmaigamSteo Copper. American
Sneluns and thc Equipment issues
rose from one to over two points. Will,
gains tn the tabScco group. Mexican
troleGm and Texas companies as
WeI as half score scellanrous
stocks ranged from two TO eight
Money vas less . factor the rate
for call loans only once approachinr
YESTERDAY hiEn rate " per cent.
mos ho5srowings being made shade
under that fgure since last Friday
local banks have lost over 8 ooo 1s6
10 the Sub;rea sury. that sum lust bon.
.tseAt'Ns 4aSi week actual SUR
f..S reserves 90 the clearing house I'M
@iitHNons Exchange on Chicago To-
day advanced o5 cents per q and So.
Eestins a further outflow OF money -
ine interior
=, turiher liquidation in New York
Guy per cents was the fea,i,-s ~
ne bond market prices otherwise
showing irresUlarity Total sales nsr
e.ite assreHated sl.cS0.10o Tn,t@d
ebsue aFo3veFnmeni bonds were un-
New York September 5.-Monev n,
.1'n -.sQf per cont. ruling rats
'nle loans stronger sixty days.
Pr cent Prime mercantile naner
~ per cent Sterling exchanse ~,
.,:ea' si745o for sixty-dav 7'btIIs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-06
WILL OPEN on MONDAY.
Bright Prospect for Third ConEres-
sionm Agricultural High School.

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.
Chester. Va. September 5.-The
Third Congressional High School VIII
open its third session here on Moniay.
L. NJ Tyler. principal; Mrs. A. j Hart.
assistant; J. c. stiles. agriculturist
Miss Bruce HouEh. domestic science
Miss Ella Avis. Miss Flora Rcdd Miss
Virginia Wills, Miss Grace Clements
and Miss Mildred Sutherland will form
the corps OF teachers. The school Will
open under better auspices than at any
aid. and some increase OF funds BY in
creased values OF county property. inc
school board will be enabled to put
IN better equipment for the manual
training, domestic science and the az
ricultural departments. An unusual
fine crop of corn for the season is
growing on the farm. which is expect
ed TO make the farm self-sgstainlng
another year. \ fence has lust been
quit enclosing the larger part OF the
farm to protect the products from
stock and chickens. and the land is
being improved ny lime. bone meal and
the turning in of COW peas and clover
The ground being entirely new. 1t
VIII take few years to fully develop
and put buildings and land in an at
iractlvc and profitable condition From
ABOUT sixty pupils at tho start, the
school last Year had ESQ pupils from
direrent localities in the district. ana
there probably will he 300 or more stu
cents the coming session The stand
ard OF the school is high. and /, ,,,lI
ne the effort Of the school authorities
steadily to improve it, There are good
grounds for basket and baseball
games
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SUSSEX COURT NEXT WEEK.
/ hse Against Robert Mitchell Probabl,
VIII BE Postpoucd

tSpeO!a! 10 ne Times Dispatch
sussex. Va. September 5-The CIR
cuIt Court OF sussex County viii con.
Nene next Tuesday The Cor,mo-.
Weaith case against Robert NiitcheIl
or stony Creek. probably wiz be con.
unucd. In an altorcAtion diIrjng
"9II game al sussex Courthouse SOM
time aso, young Mitchell struck 80.
nc Clements severe blow IN ~,
nrad with baseball bat. causing = r.
trFe OF the skull II was tnons'h. -.
pV1"e time that young Clements yyo,,ic
gie. re was operated on b. Dr / q
,s,a p oi Petersburg. and taken r.
ne petersburg Hospital as soon .s a..
eou.u De moved, and Is now much ~.
psoNea. He has left the hospitai = ~
I,'iiA 10. IL rapidly gettin. I'll
- i'lyneu vas arrested. and after ~
=. iillharN hearing before Ius,ico
o. vas sent on TO the grand M
"o"u peine given for his ann,
tte september term OF ~ 60.
our The case Will be CONT, 80 u !
- Ha.t ne ultimate recovery ~
Inere. are several civil case. -, 4.
l i raSe 81 Amma G Collins ADMIN n.
1850 against the Gray Lumhar ~, &c
ti..aainii IS set for the sth Ss,,,,,e, pm m
I,, ,,'t,s vas employed by III GO
ssr,i'peF company as a locono,i,., ~
-, ana was Killed in n u.recr en- :
ldst year. HIS widow some
'o' $4,000 damages Is sums
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-06
OPENING OF TERM
At WAKE FOREST
Especial to The r.mes.pispatoh. ]

Wake Forest. y. G. September s.
with already more students enrolled
than in any previous year. the seven
,y-eighth session OF Wake Forest COL
loge bids fair to eclipse all others in
every respect Already more than 400
students have registered for INC tail
term and more are coming in on every
train.
The accommodation and rooms FOR
the boys are taxed to the limit. All
dormitory rooms were engaged before
the session started and practically
every room has beon taken.
The prospects are bright in every
respect All of the professors are back
on the hiil and r.ai work was begun
to-day. The college is particularly
fortunate in having an addition TO the
faculty tins year in the person Of Dr..
Hubert Poteat, son of President Poteat.
who has been elected to the chair OF
Latin.
The prospects In athletics and cspe
clally in football are particularly
bright Practically all the men of last
years team are back. while every line
man has returned, and is contestis :
tor his former position. u,ley ana
singletery are the only two back neld
men to return. The squad was taken
out yesterday afternoon and put
through strenuous practice by Cap
tain Holding. All the preliminary
work was gone through with aud the
men as far as possible gotten in shape
Tor the arrival OF the coach.
Frank Thompson. who made such an
cnviable record as coach last year and
who was selected as coach OF the all
state team. viii again have charge
both OF baseball and football this year,
and Will be here in time to begin by
next sunday. AT yesterdays practice
more than sixty men presented them
selves for the team while practically
everybody in college was out TO see
the men put through a work out,
Among the most prominent new men
are J. Riddick. an Estate member
of the Raleigh High Schoo! team. A.
Riddick. another all state player. hall
ms from Asheviile. White. a FORMER
member of Mercer. and Gooch and
Harkins, both members OF last years
team, representing Horner. and ooth
all-State members.
A new dormitory Will be built al.
once. Already architects are work.
ing on the plans for the buildiins. and
Just as soon as they are accepted. work
VIII be started. Tho building is 20
be modern In every respect Electri-
city viii be used for lighting purposes
while the building Will he heated with
steam. Running water Will he put in
every room and when finished IL VIII
be one OF the best buildings OF us kind
in the South
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-06

CT Spteia to inc lines. D,.,,.oA
'oraonsville. Va $50. -sPatchJ
Serna rom Greensboro y. C.. bs. =, 'els-
ned here by Mr. ana Mis- as 10 Gee, 9een re-
.,-,"e the marriage in thar chs, VIZ w. an
oon OF their son. Joseph W. ~
NJ ,''aee oven. daughter OF NJ 49,
-, j.. NJ owen. OF Wyiiieshurr ~. ana
""n'y TIE bridal party wss s -, na ie
~ Ed Mrs. calvin Haley. OF rs,srs,i n ieu
-in-iaw and sistes %: Miss Gre, .'l.
lIS O. is. Leci-sy o: Baltimore ~ ana
,annss walton Wright. OF Louisa. s,s,a- Sn ns
cousin OF MI Hall s'H'rf and
r,Ss owen was an honor graduate ., III.
onthside Female Institute las, Ivns ne
an oilcer In the graduating class AID
one 81 the editors OF tho school anrr,,t
m" Sonthside scraps Mr. Han +. a.
hlnmnus Of the Virginia Polyiechnic In.rrl
lte H'acksburs He taught one sessfon ~
orange County. and for tho past two Yea =.
as principal o; the wylliesburs Hirh
Scnool during which time ne was seora,a1,
% the sixth Congressional Teachers. 49,,
cation lie is also associate manager Of Tho
virginia Teachers Bureau
After a trlp to Asheville. y c. and othe,
southern cities and q short visit 10 n.
sroom's parents in Gordonsvnie. they vii
reside al Dulwyn where Mr. Hal VIII ht
principai Of the high school for the tns,iin ,
year.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-06
CzOLG0Sz COMPLIMENTED
nc fhrn>hcd Man who rauntea M,
with sons Act

leV"iand Ohio September s.--paui
Eoisosz father Of Leon czarrosl
wn as IN, non,|;aI,s.lnai.d nrcsiden, Mckinley.
'.e's tor having thrashod Synatz Rns.
slnsis'' VINO tainted Czolgnsz for his
'H99iFoosz vas in court on an assault
ana battery charge preferred h." -
i, uGI' Aiier DECLARING him not guilty
C1oisosz was tainted H., P,ss.,.,.,
ana nvo companions ahou, HE so,,s
".n act In this case the fa,bor :
. r9t spon2sible for his sons Sins
VIII r., should have whipped Tho
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-06
lNCENDIARY CONFESSES
Tic Tells How Torch WINS Applied TO
Tobacco Warchomscs

MhEheId Ky. September i-Testi.
iyine to-day in the trial Of Wood Cor
Hpn. accused or arson I.ee Perkins al
mitted that he was implicated in ~
destruction ri tobacco warehouses here
ana confessed that re set his own
home ahiaze after the storehouses
Perkins sworo that Bolin w-,a,
who is under arrest and c;ordon cor
,iryaot"d With him to apply the torch
u" weakened he said. hu, stood rsard
"n,le INC fire was started by Wrirht
ahg Gordon He said Gordon. who is
10 KIN him If he divul-ed the aiiA"oG
p pc. Gordon was held to the grand
The three men arc accused Of ori,y
warehouses; IL which was stored
Tor foreisn shlpment neId
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-06
Old DoMrNIoN LINE.

Lv. RichinoIu loot OF ASA st. daiiy.I:oo =. ii.
Leave Newport News............... 90 n NJ
AITiNo - ~
ConnectA with main line steamers leaving
Norfolk for New YORK daily. except Sunday j.
100 p. NJ Connections also mado by n. a
W. ny. =. II. and g. g. Y. Ry. at p. Ii.
Night line steamers stop ct Claremont to
land receive passengers on signal. and
Will be met By pubic conveyance.
VIRGINIA NAVIGATION co. Corrective
March LJ.-James River by daylight for
Norfolk and Old Point. Newport News and
all James River landings. Steamer leaves
Monday. Wednesday and Friday ut $40 A
a. freight received for all JAIME, River
landings Phone Madison IA
Main Ticket OnIss. III y. AAin hIrset
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Eichnonh and Chcsnpcalc Hay Ry. &C.

Richmond and Chesapeake Hay Fly. Co.
Schedule Of Electric Trains. enective May
81. 1872. Leave Richmond Laurel and Broad
Streets: .6:o5 A. NJ. .7:io A. n. bs:io A.
NJ 9:ln 4 NJ. ..io:iO a. n. u:io A. N. 1910
r. -. 2:io p. NJ. 5:lo r. NJ. bi:lo =. IL. $50
r. ri. $40 l.. NJ. 1910 Il. M bS:io p. NJ.
1910 f. NJ u:t5 p. "a. Leave Ashland. Eng
land and Maple Streets: '5:5S A NJ. b 200 A.
Al, 500 A. NJ. bo:0o A. NJ. 1000 a. ~. ell 10
A. 81, 1890 ~. $500 T.. NJ. 900 r. NJ , 10
p NJ AGO +. N. bs:0o p. N. 900 r. n. 100
=. NJ. 500 p. M. b9:0o p. N. il:oo p. II.
'Daily except sunusy. "Su.as5 only.
tLkrIies baggage.
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Railroads
Atlantic Coast Line
The standard railroad OF the South.

The standard railroad of the South.
EFFECTIVE AUGUST T. 1872
TRAlHs LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY
For f.9fida and soa'p' ais A. AZ ana
For Norfolk: $50 a. NJ. 400 A. ~. .3:o,
4. NJ. $40 i. ii. -'5a +. n.
For ~ & w. Ry. West: 6:l5 a NJ. 90,
a ID. 's.Oo r. ii. $40 f. IL
For Fet1sburs leo a. n. Sis A. ~.
"sl0 A. NJ. SIS 4. NJ. 900 A. 81, $3.50 A
ri. 800 i. ~ $40 h. Nj. Sos T. NJ s.as
T.. n. LBS r. II. $40 p. n. ii:G P. n
For G'ldsooFo and Fayetteville: 1910 l.. 81
Trains arrive Richmond daily: S:0s 4 AZ
$40 \. NJ 1875 a N. 1851 A. NJ .s,o:x5 A
n. 'ili0 A. NJ. ''i.is A. NJ, $40 r NJ
--ito r. III. e.@ =. "a. SIS Z. Al. 500 4.
VI. 500 l.. N. ..l0.25 =. AZ. 80 A. "
Except sunday. .'Suhday only.
TIME OF arEiva! and departure and con.
nections NOT guaranteed
c. S CAMPBELL. ID. +. A. So Main 81
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Richmond & Petersburg electric Railway

cars leave Manchester. seventh and Perry
Streets. Tor PetersourB:
Is. T. s. 80. ~. u, IL A. n, 2. "a L &
80 a. . !. >. -. " =. Il
100 p. 81. sos Snester. 1900 midnight for
Cars leave Petersburg. foot OF sycamore
street. Tor Manchester:
ts:is. e:s. ..7:i5, '.:SS. s:s5. s;ss 'io:s5. Il ~
A NJ; 1895 .l:3s 2;Ss. s:35. 'E35. 5:&, s:aA
u g. $50, s:s5. 1910. li:io p. IL
tDaily. except sundays and hoiidaya
Carries baggage and expresa
.si.iraited. except sundays and holidays.
All cars from Petersburg connect with
cars .of Richmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-06
NANAr STORES.

" minsfoh. g.. September 5-S7i-it,
~ p"niin. --ieadS Al a7i. receipt. cssk.
Eosin- steady a. $50 receipts = barrels
lHr- Firm at Ssio rsroirfs j. barrels Crude
in7psnun" Firin ar Ssaait receipts :,
sa,annah Ca September 4. -rurrcn,ins-
sa.es SO asks receipts
i-i rAsSs shipments 5.7.0 casks. STOCK $3.50
rs Hoslr-F irnl. saies 3lii N.--tis re-
retrt- Sia nrrre's shipments eoil barrels.
s'ork i'2.5d barrels cuo;e 3 s. 30
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Raflroan5
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway

7:1cA. -Locai-Da.ly--Sew pori News
t..5 A.-Lccai-Dally-Ch Vile. Ell Sun
Thurmopd
% @ A-Erp.esS-D Aiiy-Sorfoik Old Po,a,
'ie;oo A.-Loca.-Daily-Lc Lex. C Forge
az 90 Noon-Express -Daily-Nor;o!k old p
gas P.-E1press-Daily. Gin. L Vile.
i'.oo ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS y. EevA
200 P.-Local-Daiy-S. News. Old Point
Sis P.-Local-EI. sun.-Gordonsville
t.i5 P.-Loca.-ES. n.-LynchourE
$40 P.-LiFn!ted-Da y-Cinein Chicago.
IL 10 ss-DaNy-GinciEnzti L'ytiI.
-S.eepers- fFeror Cara.
TRAINS ARRIVE ACKNOWLEDGE a,on
East. $40 4. II. 7.4o i. NJ Through from
East: ii.so \. NJ. 10 p al. $40 p u. LocAl
from West: $40 a II. ''3:Ss A ~. Aad
30 Il. Through: $50 a II. L:Es a
81 &rd 2;5o ?. n.
James River Line s.s:s5 a NJ SO r. "
''Isiy ep~~pt EupdsS
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Norfolk & Western Railway

ONLY AL LRAiL LINE TO NORFOLK
Schedule in Effect August Z. 1919.
Leave bytG Street station. itiehmonc Fol,
NORFOLK: ba:l0 =. Ii. 800 a. r.. nS os
+. NJ. '4:i0 p. N. b7:s5 p. II.
FOR LYNCHBURG AND THE WEST: 's:ls
Atrive Richmond from Norfolk: an:4s =.
NJ. bil;s6 A. n. '6:3S p. NJ. b,o:2 P. NJ.
III 80 2. NJ From the West: s6;E A. NJ.
A2.lo T. n. o,:&0 l.. IL. 'so5 p. NJ. 800 p.
Nj
.Dany. aDaay Sunday. bsundey only.
W b. BEVILL. g. Il. BOSLEY.
G. T. A. Roanoke. .. II. A.. Richmond
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Ensagement Announce,

Special 10 Tho Tines.
nd S Si nan Va. September -,
ana ,b Mrs. Edmund c. pecbin o,-Mr.
r rns eH 81 ,h ana approachihe1 0Tnee
lev. to sy lg6,r diasns,hter Bertha Shel.
S yii; County. England T SSn ' ,,'. Of
ls,,a axe place d, 'GrevIad ead ~ &
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-06
TAFT'S COUSIN DISMISSED
lie Could No, ncla Position Under

tIvfl SERVICE
Nhieago' H.. September 5.-Federa
eiyil service rules d, was announced
o co'uaI %erS rosp9nsible for the dis
years old. cousin Of Prcsidont Taft
rom minor clerkship in the Irntt.G
states customs ONCE hero After The
~Mpir"uon OF his temporary appoint
neni II was found he could not retain
MS position. even if he passed the ex-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-06
September S.-cattlc-R,.

ceipis a.,N1 head Market steadv 70 s,ronser,
eaFes hisheF Bceves. sS.s5di07O; Texas
steers $40 " io western steers. s. S5dei5.
9.Ners ana feeders. S44jp5i5. COWS and
hci'rrs iJQSli. calves. s>50Gi.o IT,,
N''nipis l6.pr9 head Market fairly active:
generally ae: lower. LiEhi ss..5asoo; miN-
go. - rs q. heavy $500 $50. rough So
49, PICS s5.iS g 10. bulk OF sales. ssq
as1' S.ee? Receipts -o,,1O head Marke,
stehaN 10 d higher. Native And western.
500 ',5i y.arlinss. H5or5 IS: LAMBS ma.
I'VE sA'ogTH. western. s. iia7 40
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sEAnoARD AIR LINE

southbound ra!ns scheduled to leave Rich
mond daily: s:o5 a. M.-Loeai to Sorlins.
20 II M.-s!ee Pers and coaches. Atlanta.
Birmingham, savannah. Jacksonville l:lC
y. M.-s!eepeTs and coaches. JacksouviIir
n:2S l.. M.-sIeepcrs and coaches Atlanta.
birmingham, Memphis Eorthbound trains
scheduled to arrive Richmond daiy .
1850 a. NJ. 6.so A NJ. 6;oS p. ~. $40 p. ".
Local
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
may GOODS MARKET

NaT foFk. September S.-The cotton goods
HHrk"ts ~ steady with fair business r--
rnried ampHs fonhors and in Tho roadv-to-
"f1r ira6e- Raw ak rs hcinv bought
&c taily. Yarns rule steady Wide pr!ni
e. '"ihs arc hfmer
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-06
CATTLE MARKET,
nc HMoND LIVE STOCK MARKET
'snies at Union Stock Yards)

ending September =. 1872:
bes, steers ~ g7s.c.; medium to good.
- q &C. common 70 fair. 4i.a5,sc.; bes,
neaeIs ~ IS. medium sood, 8 q SIC.
o..e.' medium 10 good. r.G4s.c; common 10
ialr ~ G8i3c. bulls. ~. a SC Fresh cows.
go 90 GO per head Best veal calves. nc,
ar 20 5000. eis &c; dicks. "A &C.: best
n"ss' sa ~ shoats. 7d7'sc; sows and
stag. Sn7e.i best lambs. sg7c: common,
-. "a S0'' oes' sheep. aaic.: common to fAir.
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ehandiso and passengers. Old Dominica Line
Steamer Aurora. Furman. Petersburg and
James River landings. merchandise and pa--
/ sengers Furman Line
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-06
M>RINE rN1FIIIrTxcr.
PORT or nj mMoND SEPTEMBER isi,
ARRIVED

ARRIVED
steamer Brnnson Harary Norfolk msr.
-handise ana passens.r.. old Dominion Line
steamer pocahonfas Graves Norfolk and
Jam's rover landings. merchandise and pas
scnFers NirEin!a Na,isaiion Company
Stenmer Aurora. Fnrfnan PETERSBURG and
Jamea River landings merchandise and pas
sengcrs Furman Linz
SAILED
St'ainer Brandon Harvey. Norfolk mer-
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feSsnts contents and thus avoid rejection,
nus market srades hay In accorda1r
win the National Hay Association.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKrr
RRoWM sllIrPINQ

Richmond, Va. September .. 1912.
q" lowing are ihe quotations on the Rich
md Tobacco ENcN9ns,.
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~loiaiions for intfrest-peyins bonds are
a. price 20 which interes; must DO ADDED
4" .oiHe bonds ana certificates OF indebted
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- Total sales for week (three shares
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-09-13
Talks With Men of
National. Prominence
At Washington. D. q
At Washington. D. q

Ia West. Virginia republicans 3 in
complete harmony and united in sup.
port of candidates for all state offices
and for congress-" declared w. G.
lConley of Charleston, attorney general
of the state, who is running for con
Gress in the Third district.
There is absolutely no division in
the republican party except in the
matter of presidential electors" con-
tinued Mr.. Conley. This situation
makes it q certainty that West Virginia
will elect a full republican state tick
ct and send a solid republican dele
cation to congress in place of the DEM
%ocratic delegation in the present
house.
Judge Hunter Moss, who is the
republican candidate for congress in
the Fourth district, is sure to win
against John Hamilton, who was re-
nominated by the democrats. Judge
Moss is n of the able young lawyers
Of the state, and a man on whom the
republicans can unite. He will make
an excellent representative in con-
gross. George Mclaughlin will surely
win over John W. Davis in the First
district, and Jim Hughes is sure Of
reelection in the Fifth district.
For representative at large. How
ard Sutherland is certain to carry the
state. All the candidates for congress
have been Endorsed by both factions
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-09-13
JEWISH NEW YEAR 5s7s.

New York. Sept. 1.-THE setting OF
the sun this evening ushers In. the
Jewish new year 1913. The festival
is one of the most important OF the
Jewish calendar and IL sedulously OBJ
served by the reformed and orthodox
alike. The orthodox carry the OBJ
servance over two days. during
which time they a all work. The
reform. Jews celebrate only one day.
Theirs are more thar sixty Jewish
churches in greater New York. but
even this large number is insufficient
to accommodate the large number OF
worshippers on important feast or
fast days. This lack Of adequate &C
commodation is not to be wondered
at. in view of the fact that nearly l.
600, 900, or considerably more than
half of the total number Of Jews in
America, reside in this city.
For the present holiday season the
,Kehillah, or Jewish community of
New York, has made arrangements to
use a number of provisional syna
gogues. The organization a also
made arrangements for the holding
Of services for the benefit Of the Jew
fish inmates of the tuberculosis camp
at westfield. at the emigrant station
at Ellis Island and in various other
public institutions.