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The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-03-18
ANOTHER INTERESTING
DAY At THE CHAUTAUQUA.

Thursdays program at tho DeSoto
County Chautauqun was nued with
rood,things At 1890 n. I. Ir. Chns.
j.. Varncy delivered his a. yd morning
lecture. his subject being Ready Ref
erencc.' Dr. Varney gave man, vau-
able suggestions as to how the memory
may he cultivated. These incoming
lectures should be more yldc'v attend.
I'd. as every one of them hu, been OF
intense practival value.
We were sorry not 10 hc permitted
10 hear Karl Jansen, in School of Swo.
dish Physical Culture. Those who
have heard him express themselves IS
much pleased with his lecture. Mr..
Jansen is on the program again to-
night.
Our DR.. Y. w. Hughes delivered
his famous lecture, "'The Legal As
poets If the Tragedy Of the Cross.
This lecture was very instructive. \
more complete report Of his lecture
will be found in andther column of this
paper.
Mrs. G. W. Bell Of Frankfort Ky.
mud q member Of the faculty Of the
Byron W. Kim School Of Dramatic
Art. Pitt>hurg. Pa. favored the au.
diencc with number Of most delight
ful readings. No one has received more
hearty cncorcs after each number than
she. and none more richly deserved
Them. She fully maintained her most
rnyiublc reputation.
The winner Of the gold medal i'm the
piano contest was Miss knight.
Of Murdoch, while Miss Ruby Tricc,
n Arcadia, received honorable men
ton.
The chautauqun course now I'm prog.
ross In this city brought To the lecture
platform In last evenings cntcrtain. /
mcnt, Dean Hughes. Of the law depart, |
rcnt Of the University Of Florida. who |
reproduced his famous lecture entitled. /,
Legal Aspects Of the Tragedies Of the
Gross.
1t was indeed n great treat to the !
people OF this city to have the privilege |
VI hearing lecture 10y so distinguished |
an author and educator, and especially |
upon a subject Of such great interest. |
Dean Hughes address was delivered |
TO n very large audience. and proved |
Ia he intensely interesting from start
Ia finish.
Dean Hughes lecture was true to its
title In every respect. 1t dealt solely
with the legal aspects Of the arrest.
trial and crucifiXion of the Savior as
deduced from both the Roman and
Jewish law. His deductions were clear,
his premises well laid, and his conclu-
siOns were convincing to the most eX-
acting. Dean Hughes discussed every
phase Of the proceedings connected
with the trial and persecution of Je-
sus. using both sacred and profane his
tory as testimony In connection with
rcsourceful applications Of the laws Of
the land.
The Legal Aspects Of the Tragedies
of the Gross" proved to he II great
lecture indeed. IT was unique In char
acter. forecful in expression, clear and
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-03-18

Newport News, March 12.-OfiiccrS
Of the German cruiser Eitel admitted
today they feared the cruiser Karlsru
he had been sunk IN the West Indies.
She has been unheard from several
months. The German commander TO-.
day IN sworn statement sent 10
Washington declared ne was justified
in sinking the American ship William
Frye, because she carried yellow
maize, conditional contrabaud cousi-n-
ed to a belllgcrent port. Repair work
on the Eitel is being pushed rapidly.
The commander of the Eitcl asked
permission this afternoon 10 keep the
ship here three weeks necessary for
repairs.
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~ 4arcus AleySour state Eyert
pfyer hsp0tetested in the use m
made of the tax money which he $@
tributes TO the state government but
he is far more directly concerned in
the contributions he Is making Ia the
county. More directly interested. be
cause he pays four to six timex as
much taxes 30 o.. support ut his cbun-
ty o., he pays foy an sta.e purp6ses.
including pensions, = . because bis
tax money going TO the county ID or
should be used for purposes WI ch
brings 10 him and his family moreld
rect benefits, in the way Of school I'll
vantugcs and local public improvcmA
ana development.
Every safeguard should he throw
around the county finances. The PEG
pie ARE entitled to a painstaking aud
business like administration Of the
county affairs. In some counties Their,
Is entirely too much extravaganza and
too little regard for the Interests oi
the tax payers. improvements ant
progress are desirable but it is alsC
desirable that the tax burden be held
down to as low minimum as posSibl,
commensurate with n proper admin
iStration of the public business. Take
are too high in some Of the counties
As means to remedy this condition
to an extent at least ! suggest tina
a law should he passed limiting tn,
maximum millage which can he lev
led for tho various county purposes
and also plainly providing that no ex
penditures shall be made i'm a count,
In excess Of the annual revenue Of IN,
county. unless such expenditure is frs
authorized 10y vote Of the tax payers
The law provides specifically for tn,
removal of any officer who violates III
provisions.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-03-18
JUVENILE PROTECTIVE
ASSOCIATION FOkMED
i'll Undertake TO Establish Juvenile
Court to Govern DeSotO County
Delinquents.

From Tuesdays DailyO
rge number of representative
q Of this city assembled at the
ci'izs church at Z o'clock last night
nap.s purpose Of organizing a Juve-
for Elective Association for DeSoto
nile Pa '''' ASSN
county bpening of the meeting Rev.
AZ esey occupied the chair as
Joe officer. Rev. Crawford
presif Atlanta, Ca, was intro
JacAss n address, and he present
quVe" " forceful argument on the
ed a W and the practical appli-
necess Juvenile protective associ-
alton. ,.,on y. Do, Jackson,s
s 1.-THE sense Of the meet
soui.'o pile Protective Associ-
ing 'nss =, eounty be formed for
atlVn W. 49, tabilshing a Juvenile
tpe Pu. -. The organization was
Gou. , y = 81 ted.
Rev. j. y . was '1iooeu 80 -,
! 80, n n 5hell, vtco president F.;
e- q ~ secretary and treas
D. Shore, chief Of pro-
s.,,.,, osa, and II. G. Jones,
49, 'esi.,.. legislative committee.
S w. 49, LIN Der meeting held at
- oseoo 30 f. rrice this afternoon
at 4 o'clock ftf purllss Oh cnoo '
sn, ~ d,rol,, Rev. Shore. The
Acc nfeoors - association serve as
tho orocuttso hmittee Of the same.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-03-18

Washington, March 12.--"Thcrc Is
no doubt whatsoever the German
cruiser prinz Eitel Friedrich will be-
informed" said Assistant Secretary Of
the Treasury Peters after conference
with the president today. II il infer
red the president is determined that
the raider shall not depart
Unless the German government vol.
UNFAIRLY offers tn make restitution for
the destruction Of the American ship
Frye. sunk by the converted cruiser
Prinz Eitel Friedrich in the South At.
lantic, and expresses regret for tle
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occurrence, strong protests will b,
made by the United States, with Z
request for reparation
No announcements concerning thu
case probably will bt made, It was said
by high officials until after an inveC
tigation had been completed. PresI
dent Wilson stated today that searcI
ing inquiry would be conducteda ~
officials were unanimous iu/ g
opinion, and II was shared largfi a
diplomats, too. that the commgX q
the Prinz Eltel had no right IN
the Frye. IL was consldered
by the officials that the COY
ernmeqt would admit the 81 ms is :,
naval commander and agr "
the usual rrpafation. SOM
thought sufficient amends, w., 4,
payment Of damages, would Ekf
courtmartialiug Of the German N
cor.
It was made clear at the state d9
Imrtmcur that whatever action tak1r
us result ~ the sinking of the Fly,
would be entirely dlsassocated fD6n
questions arising out Of the entryIint,
nn American port If the GermgWcruis
err The vessel could. therefore, de
part leaving the questions Of the de
Of the American ship 10 he
settled through diplomatic channels.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-03-18
G. ii. J0HANS0N
Mechanic
Clean and Repair on NJ,
Typewriter
FORT Hf1n

l.. A. SNfDhh
Successor to Tampa HAMS
on Trimming Department
Old Stand, 413 Cas- Sus
TAMPA,
Auto Top, Buggy and g.
Tarpauling. All kinds and
to order.
Seats recovered. NeE
serted. Furniture upholan
work turned out guaraniN
satisfaction. Can save ycr ,
us figure with You and es1'
Don't he humbugged, for y
make that top for you, ;"
money.
We solicit ysur pa'.e
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-03-18

assee.
H.. W. Il. clay has gone to o .l',a,,a
LIZ Ia i oonyille. Mr.. Clay VINO
ITay viii meet with the directors c,o,,s,s oi
II new railroad to be CONSTRUCTED :,
49,, ~ me Florida peninsula ana OF
- be e TN cfiel ,ngneer'
~ - 81,
I M and Mrs Il y judge, Of il and
S4ored 20 Arcadia SATURDAY IN, w
mt SUNDAY 10 this CITY Acco0'panN
Sfben vas Mr.. lBdgs mother, Absl
H fudge ais sister, Mss
Judpe Of Yorl; City, WHIT
eng ~ and Mrs Judge
nome ar Hui
prominent
issouri, hay
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-03-18

90 state wOman's College at Tai
...-aa
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-03-18
Civil Engineers and

Land Surveys, Mualeipl {
ments, Drainage Engineerins
Engineering, Supervisor q
tlon, Examinations, Repon
Specifications, Maps, etc
Parker Building Am
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-03-18
1MiI.Es Seward Improving.

.rt4.6ny friends Of Mr.. and Mrs.
IA. Seward and family will be
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-03-18
X. f. Brown.
BROWN & JONI
AttOmeys-atIAH,

ARCADIA. PLA.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-30
tHtNCERN TRANSFERS..
f''S"t Leeds Of HnrEniu aud sale
Amounting 10 SI.NI5

West End nevelopment Corp. To !
ranh!ln street. i13 feet west OF Ia
iaNette street June 80. 1911: ss75
sam" TO +. l.. Fletcher. 56xi3u cn,t
north Inc Franklin street III fcst
west OF Lafayette street. June %
W. II. Robins ~ ny 10 w. Il. Fran
ciS. ~ feet inches by 1876 feet : IN
cheS west line Wcst street 49, fee,
south OF Main Street, December IS.
1915: tax. Sl.5o: $40.
Lewis NJ. Cowardin =; ux. to + l.:
and y. l.. Phillips ir.. 1873 feet on wcss
side of sixth street, Dos fee, north q
crouch street. peccmhcr 80. 1915; tax
William y. challlcy 81 nv. to \. |.
Rockwell. $oXll7 feet east line Bryan
street. between Christian and Little
n.a"c Su"c's. December -. 1915 tai.
Real Estate Loan Deposit Co. 80
James X Hrngs. lots and in block
/ in the plan OF Nrcinia Place. Nc
cemher IS, 1915: Sl.3oo.
same to same. lot in block in
the plan OF Virginia Place. December
IS. 1915: $3.50.
!. l.. Griffin 81 ux. tn J. w HancncE
IoNli" feet east lin. Fourth street
90 feet north OF Willow street. No.
rember =. 1915 tax 81: $40
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-30
EXPORTERS OF WHEAT
SELLERS OF FUTURES
Larger Spectators Favor Hcnr Side NJ
Present rinit-Corn Is indie
penileNfly Strong.
Especial /" The Timcs-Dispatch.

Especial /" The Times Dispatch
CHICAGO. December @9.--InStead of
being found on tho buyn.; sid" OF tho
wheat market at Chicago to-day. cN-
portcrs were sellers of futures ~ the
Scah";"d. Scarcely Il day passes but
what foreigners take more or less
wheat, nut to-day WAS an exception.
asked. although il was shaded some
what, compared with earlier in the
week. tn" December future Was under
more az less pressure, and closed with
- loss Of 1-Sc.. while tn" deferred
months We're up a-Sm1-Sc There are
only few days left in which the shorts
IN December wheat can even M their
POSITION. and they are securing all the
caSh contract wheat at hand and pI;v-
ing IL in position where il can lac
dcliyercd to longs during tho balance
OF December
feature OF the days business was
the selling OF May wheat on hard spots
10y the BARTLETT Frazier house.
The larger wheat spectators favor
the bear side at the present time one
OF these is James y. Patton. who SAYS
wheat still is in conScsted condition.
and that the only relief will be :; gen
GRAZ readIlstm"n OF values. I'atten
rs bull for long pull. hut believes
that prices must sell off some in ease
the export business does not Increase
" rs believed here that foreigners arr,
inr@" holders OF cash and future wheat
and that their position will hc AN en-
Nlibic one before another CrOp is avail
ahlc. TIL" wheat surplus now held in
Canada; is said to he largely owned by
Great Britain and il is also said that
VA" larger part uI the visible supply
IN the United States is owned either
abroad or by som" OF the larger Sprcu-
lat"rs here cash sales to-day were
small az l5.00o bushels
Corn was independently strong and
was supported on several occasions dur
IN" the day by the larger longs. as we'll
a. som" huyinG for short recount.
Iher" was no Improvement i'm the cash
demand sales for the day being 80. 600
bushels
oats were up lisa l. &c. and the trade
was light and almost wholly local.
There was talk Of new export sales and
the cash business for Eastern shipping.
account here were small! at 20. oou
Bushels.
tn the provision market at tinIc.s
,h"re was pressure from tn. larger
packers and from scattered interests ~
the stock Yards who are looking for
Increased receipts Of hogs next week
offerings wer. we'll taken until late
when the weakness in grain gave the
bears chance 10 sci! prices down
ward
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-30
CHARTERS ISSUED.

Quarters were iSSuad ,ut ~
,ht".S 10 .N'StinS charters authorized
nN thc State Corporation ,.o.umis@i..n
yesterday follows. -
Amendment to tin. ,b.,,,
'"itinuous Casting Corp Eienn,.,,I
n"u"clhS capital Stocii from So unn
o0c to $l.NSJ.u0u 49,
amendment to tn. charter az ~
'ercc oil Corp. Eichmond in,, -
, ,ns nS "apital stock from sSn.ooG. ono
,.,,,'i'.r granted; Nomini Grove
mum $4,000. minimum. 81 o0n N.Y.,
v ,,.'!. Ei""; canning and packin. b,,ci
80 * ~. stuart. president: stro.
Ei"i l. Edwards. vice prn S!,.r.
N",hihi Grove: Frank Stuart. secrct.,,,:
ana treasurer. Montross ''''H
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-30
Norfolk & Western Railway

Only hi.h-KAli. LIN: TO NORFOLK
S'hrdui" IN effect December 3. 1915
NokIOi.k 90 ~ NJ. 800 y. NJ. 800 p.
ron LyNciiBuhG AND THE WEST.
90. y NJ, 'y:JI il NJ. 800 T. ~ .y:2j
T. VI: Local To crcwe. $50, l.. NJ
Arrive Richm"rh from Norfolk: .ii:tD
NJ 90: J. ~. 800 l.. ~. .ii:3o r. 81 From
We west gle \. NJ, 'S:3i y. NJ. 1910 H. NJ.
tl;N J.. NJ. 'GIf T.. Nj. 900 T. NJ
DAILY. tDaiiy except Sunday. ,Sunday.
". u EEVlI.I. w g. S,ixnL,pc
T. =. NJ. Roanoke g. t. A Ron,n1,
{. Il. BOSLEY. ID. 4 a.. Hichm,onI v.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-30
RAILROADS.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

trains Leave Hichmiond-Main ST. Station
Schcuulc hsuros not guaranteed. For tho
Sonih-Daily; $50 \. NJ. local: 1890 a. 81
express T. NJ. express. with obscry AT ION
sleeping car FOR Atlanta: Il:l5 =. NJ ex-
press, 7iccpinG car open 800 =. NJ. 800 u
NJ. local, for kcysviIle and Chase CITY.
week days.
YORK River Linc--5.lo r. NJ Steau.,
Ifaih' except Sunday. connecting for BnItI
'H"r nI"r'"' car I'D y. VI. and 4:iJ t.
Irhihs Arrive Rchmond--Fron the South.
"" ~. ~. ana 5 90 A. NJ. 600 l.. ~. $40
From West Font. S:i5 y. NJ. except Non
Gay . 40 a. NJ ana G:lh 4. NJ. daily.
'niicr 9O1 Il. Main s.. phonc Madison .7o
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-30
"n,>.Eny DEEDS or TRUST.
seven Deeds of Trust. Amounting

Mary T.. nurrciI ct vir. 10 Henry s.
liut:lcr 81 al. trustees. i"Ni21 Tee,
Us: lin" 81. John St""ct. between I'd
'ral aud courts street December =.
1918: SLIGO.
Is l.. iIobson to W. :. Eell ct al.
tru% .ccS, GoXl26 feet at tn. sOuthweS,
,orrcr OF bancroft Avenue and Wei.
liuaton Stpcct August :. 1915; N,4g>.-
-
Sa.:-c 10 Charles * Willis g, AL.
trustees, the same property "a lie.
>.I!b' d in deed next above August
- lr:t: S2UG5
W. X Francis 10 T. l.. Robins, trus-
tee. 81 feet " inches by l%i feet in
ch"s west line West street. l&5 fee,
south ~ Main street December J..
1918: sl.23i.
caroline w M"tzgcr 10 y T.. Cohen.
trustee. - feet inches by - feet .
inches west line Fourteenth Street 81
i.ci north OF Lombard Alley. Decem-
Der in, 1918; z1.H2S.56
trustee. lot in block = in the plan
Of Virginia Place. December y, 1919.
i.nu.ui
Same to same, lots s ana in blo.l
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-30
omA>cEnr u,:,.n>sr: ,,.,.,,>
f""f Ucicnsc Deeds. tmu,lntIn. .


~. funsten, trustee. to Charles ~.
:, ~ IN 90 leei west line Twenty.
n street % feet north Of - stree;
December \. 1918: SI.Au2
H. NoorcNcld TO Z. l. Saunders.
a" az 80 Ieci north lin. Minor Street.
- ,'c' vest OF Montciru street De
c"mbcr -, 1915: SoG.s
g taylor ct al. trustees. To John
q. Thomas. l50Xl2o fee, at tie south.
, u.s. corner OF Wellington Street nnd
oG5. w. ''''' s.
=; y Connolly ct al. trustee. I,
,Giien Gum, - fee, GI-a inches ,,'
- leet inches north line Hanover
Avenue - feet east OF Strowherrv
street. December =. 1913: s.aGl,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-30
MARRIAGE LICENSES

nhrIintc licensees were issued by tb.
clerk Of the Hastings Court ves,cr,in,
as follows: H'9''i VIZ
EohGrt l.. Van Horn nmd Elixabcu.
William Il: Portcwig ana Aniio r,.
liau Moss "''t az
-, hertram lNnwood Bond and opnl
Theresa Hardin.
Vernon L.. Mitchell ana Io,,ia
Louis" Nuckols
'iande \ Bowman ana Alice T..
Ellingcr
Collins 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-30
RE HI ESTA TIE
AND COUR rs

Trading on the local real estate
market Yesterday was dull Few sales
% city property developed. ana t!.is
business was confined entirely TO the
transfer Of small property. IIcnriro
county ana South Richmond property
wa" m"a i"aG,ivc The sales OF city real
w. t.. Robins sold to w r. I.r,ur,s
iH' ir"htinr i"rty-ioU" feet nine in.
SnrS on me west side Of West stree,
between Main ana CARY streets .i,.n.
Is. briggs acquired three lois v"stn,.
H az IN what is known as Nir:in,;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-30
NEW YORK PRODUCE M>Kk.r

MEN YORK. December 2H-Rnw srr,r
eaSy: 'cntriiugal $iiiH$+5S; noiassca sass.
E"Ai; refined. duh. Spot coffee. quiet Eio
firm
1"ttnnsocd oil wa~ abou, steady. with =
Sunll 'Netins ."p trade. Fnal prices yer"
y'"S"d easier spot S.jrfiS.i?; January 500
~; February. Ni1tiSi3. March, \ i,;,, Il.
49, JuIy. >"5"S"'; August >;lH>.7- Tu,a
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fourteen out

ala North Eighth street fourteen out.
lets and four iixturcs
Winston Electric Construction Co.
Tor Life Insurance Company OF Nir-
Einin. Tenth and Capitol streets. re.
moving certain wires from conduit
Same. for Thomas y. Carter. 20J
West Franklin Street. changing cu
trance
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-30
Richmond & Petersburg
Electric Ry.
Leave Petersburg
Richmond & chesapeake Bay Railway Compan,
eul,rtscIinE Schedule Of April II. islS
schedule Subject 20 Change Without

Trains leave Richmond b'5:5o A. ~. .7a
~. us ~ NJ. y. NJ. s'l0 a. H. II A. ~
= NJ. l.. NJ. y. NJ. bt T. H. $500 r.
Al. t:2o T.. NJ. 7:i0 l.. 81. bs T. H. 10 r.
NJ. ll.t5 r. ~.
Trains leave Ashland $3.50 A ~. bs7
a.: A. NJ. % a. NJ. 10 4. n. 'si1 A. NJ.
~ noon ~ Il. NJ, i. NJ. =. NJ p
"a. b5:20 p. NJ. 20 r. ~. 7:lo +. al.
A. NJ. bs r 81. II T.. 81
'-sunGnys only
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-30
SEAbOAFD AIR LINE RAILWAY
rive Per Cent Adjustment Mortgage

N" aemi annual i,staimcn,s OF interes.
On Se"pohTG Air Line hallway Adjustment
b"nls. amounting To ~ 20 t25Ocl, rep
$3.50 each vii be raid On and .f,cr
February l. 1910, q, The ottico OF Messrs
SEAHOAKp AK LINE HALLWAY CO.."
by ID. &. rokrEOUS, Secretary,
Vow Ynrh ILna. 49, -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-30
rI.u,IpING PERMITS.

The following permits We're issu. /
Yesterday by Plumbing inspector Ian
J.. NJ chcatham. for Muhlcman Z
kayh"c, West street. between Hanover
and Stuart Avenues
w. r Hendricks. for J. w Han.
Bowman X Gregory. for Medical
College OF Virginia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-30
ELECTRIC MiTS.

The following permits were issue
yesterday by the Electrical Depart.
mcut:
j. T. Stringer. Tor Singrcy-Grccn
Co. Firth and i'raukli1
twcnty-Onc outlets
MnriiM AZ Myers. for T. \. Gehha rdl .
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-30
CHiCAGu GRAIN M.,KkIT

I'll 'A'in' December .. Despite n,,ncr-
Gus rallies. wheat to-day AVERAGED lower
influenced largely by u decline Il, Liver,
pool The close was unsettled. carving from
So ni' !" - uu, Win Nay ~ $L2I,USl -
anu Jay 80 slice, Corn gained pc t. No
"n! oats. SO to '2o. In provisions the out.
come ranged from Pc decline - 4, .h,,i.
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Atlantic Coast Line

EFfECT|EF DECEMBER q; i.T5
TRAINS LEAVE. RICHMOND DAILY
For Florita ana south sis A. 81. ana
g. T. 81, 1880 A. ~
For Ncttolk; s:i5 \ N. go ~ NJ. 500 p
NJ. 800 y. NJ. tS.lO l.. 81
For y a ". hy. Wet: e:l5 \, ~ $3.50
For Petersburg: 1850 a NJ G:l5 A NJ
h:lo A. ri. 800 =. NJ. $50 A. al. 400
NJ. 400 l.. NJ. ti:!o T. 81. 5:55 f. 81
t:@6 T. ~. 20 T.. NJ. u so f. ~
For Go!dHboro and Fuycttcvilla: = 90 T. 81
fpr lup"N'llt 5'lI 4. NJ -i.la T. ~ 1-:r
i. NJ. 3:l5 l.. VI
Trains arri,. Richmond daily: eco A. ~.
:;lI " o.'S \; " SD y NJ. 1870 a. NJ.
-:W 4. NJ y, % T. NJ, ",l7 T.. ~. h;35 +. NJ
- l.. NJ 500 T. NJ. ll:3O T. NJ
Except sunday. Sunday only.
llne OF arrival and departure and con.
nectious not guaranteed
Z $ CAMPsELI- y. p =. S:s Main 81.
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Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac R. R.
10 lss ifto HIklsrts ana g,,,,s

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Nl3W ORLEANS. Dr, 'uihng t. \"w tend
"'s aEAinst janunry contracts nuuidati"n y:
TIA" i"uE interest good Nnium" ut short
sci ing ana un!ayurab. comment on intcr-
national r"Ntic, worked AGAINST values in
TIA" cotton market Lcrc to-day. The cluSe
was at the lowest "i the day I. 10 ~ points
down
In Tic early TRADING. The rcpo, th,t $50
January notices wrr" circulating caused
unloading on long cotton. h"ld"rs "f long,
displaying nervousness" over the daily ap.
p"atttr" "i finders. Tho nCuru"Ss Of III.
d"mhi' holidays also increase tho ,lcsir. t.,
even ~. Around the mibdl" at tho Jay The
most active months We're about 81 :, bali.
H"Nh la the afternoon scalpuG shorts took
rr"ntS, aud their hIyiuG caused s;cad!r.ss
Tor II short time. but toward the close offer
ins- Increased ami another sag took place.
ia" market closed steady: January. H. 10.
March. l2lu: May, i2,3N: July. l2.It: octoIrr
!. u Spot steady, unchanged. sales on IN,
SPOT $50 bales: /" arrive iGa baics MID
ding. n 10. "