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Tic Nmrh Market.

SEW NoEk Nurii 5-'rradluu on The
curb market To-day was very dull. tho i:-
er"satg dealing heinz thc smallest ina,
nave been recorded since before Nh ,irst
az the current wear i'ricos, hove yer, do
spite thu dizziness, uaint".rcd :. ',rin Tone
tcrd.N
There Was rracticalv no feature To tho
market, Interest heinz scattered lh-oug huIt
,h" several d"part n"ni. on ~. curb
2,pl' Aetna Explosives. sass. "tu 'hcN"u-
.ct Motors. llsui.O. 900 Maxin Munitions.
- =; 81 tinted Motors 25is ~ 81. 80 COS
don r!'. - q :; 49, Federal oil -7>siG: -,
M"'r"poii'an Petroleum. l-l"F,-.: 'uro OK
l"hrnia oil, common. &'2m I. 80 Victoria, an.
Hh 81 Ledge, sal: i,"rl coldlicld Cons.
t'l'm u ~: lHt" Green Monster. ?i"f, 8,
"n Lornu" Verde ?-iSWu-lG: 1000 Nu,hrr
Lode +f,&.. l.r9l Ncy Cons. io's nil'a: 400
Sncr"r- laT! i1. 2Oh 'ronupah Est. liaI -. :
'H Ngr-h Am'ri",u l',p,r and rulu - IL:
~" United StH'"s Stcarls hip Co. "a ~: 1000
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I. ID. WANTS
TIMES.DISPATCH
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
Standardized and lndcxcd for Quick
References.

loc "A line Sunday.
SIS 4.S line line Tor Tor eonsss15iys u,sel;iYns
, H,n,,.u,m OF ,r;,, lines is showed.
the inch. Ae anu 'A'' ~
p.rml,.ed IN resui.i elassiiications. No .d.
M NIr.s'I 10 iaHem Tor less tnan one inen
Advertisements with larger than l4-poin
.Hs, chafssl a. Cent q per PI ,ns ad iSi
EASEMENTS are pyrAmiueu Ivretner the
All aufeT,'sei.ents received up to 10 Il. 81.
g. =, NJ. Ha'Ituaya, me day before puU-
NGvcTtisei,lents raeei.E i,.r i'm n tu
WI! be placed in tho Too Late 10 Class
TELEPHONE.
Ae.epnome your Mant Aus To The Times
ors eonvei.ent 20 10 so n'n ..S i0 tn. n'% w,
Gs taken ~ oilro rates.
sUBsTAT1ONS FOL: I'D. WANT ADS.
ihc Io'o"inE lihirs- DIspatcn I.r..lCn o.
htes az 40 Lac Ivu. VI ,ue puuiiS.
re.A.ar ""ice rates winch ar. h.,vu auoI.
"-of Or rOUsiA..E oIrErI.
=" eal E.1u nharinaSS, go ". Lacy 81.
InSun -.
Charles s. Turner. Druggist. Yves, Broad.
i>.rn i"ar."-sy. 2223 liAnove. Ave
NM D'as slore. 49, nio'e Avo.
al
roy's Drug Store. Allen Ave auu Grace
Alien, Ave. Pharmacy. Allen Ave. and
a,el l0n nam D Drug CO. 80; az w. Man ST
lTne street. i-h.....s., o'S n .,,;.. D.
Hurne'. Drus a1..e:, All " brHs4 St
81 L. May d bio.. brook ave. aDd Gay
9. Tarrant Drug Store. Toushee and broad
EAST Or FoUsIIEE STREET.
Sohen Co., II E.s, broad 81
Jehr.s. u.as ,,ole. IA u. Broad s.,
:, Wallis Dt.s a.ci.. riiln anI M.rsu ii
y. x. ,yaushan. sol \. Fifth ST.
kicharuson Drug S,oie. oSi \. s.v.n-
i; il, ,Ghidrry. % y. Eighteenth ST,
{, turner's fnarniacy. twenty nrsI ana Main
=, Williams Williams Pharmacy. Twenty first and
:. Springer, DRUG Co. Twene-,h,rd and
&, horu's Drug Store. Twenty ninth and .
WOOD q sShaaf Drug CO.. Tuenty-nt,n
> u Craig Drug Store. 2ss 4. Broad ST.
-, h ,a, ntrdson Cay su.ct Dru. store. ovl y.
PARAMOUNT.
Paramount Pharmacy. -I2o Fairmouut
BARTON HEIGHTS.
E iinIys D'us store. Norlh Ave
S'ee'es bioe store, loVy North Ave.
HIGHLAND i'AItk
y; y: Cosby ~ 60. AGO Ihird Ave
A X ! .onssf.a. o S,.ton - u SiuaI'
ANIc. " 500 ''A"0
SOUTH RICHMOND.
(, hranch Office Times Dispatch. $50. Ilrn
WOCDlA%D HEIGHTS.
g. m""uiahd i.eGnts i'ss..rm-cy. sloi
Charles ". Garrison. 3ii7 rores, Illll Ave.
SWA%SBOEO.
d. ~ Hoeerta ET-E Stoie. eco. Hull ST
- a. SLACK. :sI. Williamsburg Ave.
cope DRUG store. 300 W !,.a.Isburg
.r PETERSBURG;
M, ,..'cS- p!spatSn Brtncn. $40 North Syca-
more street. phono Peters Uul= 2c3.
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BOND LIST

A Am;, TErt!nE F"pe' as ,..".."..... s.,
MEM rr.rh .; .,... %
a. G, Is. and & col Is Cb.,D .... ~,
n; =. I.:SicSs cv s. IEaltop thidI ..... 72at
SSctureaPcahe ana .OhiL cN. iisS thid'...... III.
3ghesapeak" and ONO cv. = tbid,..,... .st,,
LiESSslt anI Myers IS .-........,........... 80
t1rplIilaru on Is thd ...... ......-....... -
sMGIcantiIe Marine IS ..:,................ .l'=
seasr>&rt-~~air-, line ref is............. &.
ScapOard AIT Limo adj. Observation-Disclosures. ivi :.
Southern taiiWHN . .-..-.-............... n"i (,
SSpuLHtIh halfway "~ ............... ~
". ). Registered p. 1857 ......,,..... ~
u $; Registered -. .e's.................. 49,
p tttf lstSrri - l1-'................. lniie
,'.ptrH '''"h - :-.t.-............. q -
y ,in'rly Loan ma tN,.............--. ~ 90
-, >. EncTN Lon" Isl '-.,-,............-. 81 10
- a. 81 p'r' J. - '' ;... ..-...-t.. %
s'-.sSlo"n lHI"S' ,NE. ~. N"-i tNidp.. 81
GSa.-Car. Chemical Co 'N. Gs th!Gl. .,
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COTTON MAEkI.rs

NEW YORK. Ap.l Thor was q ,harr
a snovement FOLLOWING r.rurls ~ rains n thc
ssessspnthwcst prior to further mi more -
2srited liquidation after F,"oipi~ u; reports
s.sthat the War ludU8trlo- Board would urN,
ss1Eedncsday take ~ tho Que, ZION ~ ,st..L-
ssJishinS prices for cotton ttfT.r- july CON
s<tracts broke 10 SL:r during tho morning.
gratifying TO 1856 AMI sold un 10 .s.. !4'.
:5an the aftern"oh, dosing a. $40. With th-
Il decline of o.? 10 " ,p9uis nh" martot
fsreailzinE. which VS. considered natural ,r
advances. The DISPOSITION 10 taha profits
sson long cotton wa. Increased ty ihr favor
3 able weather news and ny III middle %;
sSthe morning active months We're - tu ..
points under La, nights clo.tn. figure.
SaTrade buying was icas IN evidence than
sssTacently. On weather ndyircs counru.ut-
or hight rams IN texas. tn" mars.t
r .5irmed during The middle OF Ia" das me
a9 reporis that taateIm mills haG been 10.
ttynpnt orders next w""k evidently caused
HsEoine unca sinesS among ary sellers 10. , r.
5sactlon. As they turned {" cover prices
eHsHSorked up readily with offering lighi afi,r
EtAe heavy selling OF tn" morning. auI ,h"rr
$SagHfe rallies Of 20 20 ~ poute from TN,
fStSwest. Later, however, tn" Innri,ct became
Every unsett,cd on The renewed tall. Of urigc.
#3xing. the general list showing not declines
ksnfZ6s tn az point. lust before tho close
Efadffon futures table
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commin. brings SON Home.

Delegate T. .. Commius. Of King
William County. was in tho city .-cs-
'"roay er route homo with his son.
'adrt 'omminS. VII" vas injured in az
airplan" fall last March in louisiana.
Nh'n ms companion was instantly
':lil"d. p"lcSa," E"mmirS VIII accom-
panE mis- son q" Monday 10 Johns Hon.
kins Tor medical treatment.
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PRINTING AND sTArI0yrny

-. Co... trp"' TIC nuninesn build
-. .. ,,olIsr.- Randolph lt5
go h.nd Leake Printing Co.. .s NorIn
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CHICAGO I'VE sr0Ck MARKET

CHICAGO, April 5.-iioES: receipts. 30 600
SIZE; niNsd $500 s ii. h".ly. sii;liSSEa.
S'." rough. Si5I'ni SiGvr: pigs. Il-..J q SlI."r
tattl.: receipts. H,v6r, urn: uativr steers
SO -" Sl,ab. stoCirrs aud feeders, $. iGfi
$lltOri Sl'1i.
Sh.er: receipts 200. irm: sheep. $ie25 {.
Sl;lo; lambs $l5..5c' $50 %.
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MOVING. HAULING. STORAGE

y hpwi-ES rEA$SFtn RansIoJ,I =,
,-"Cl- rates 20 itop.w.il ana p";.rsbu,
sMlill HICKS. Transfer ana stora:
Norih Fifteenth Madison .7I-a.3
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Norris Is Dismissed.

Iam"s MOTIFS. color"d. VINO was ar
'aished IN Police cour, Yesterday
morning on The charge OF stealth. n
$500 diamond rims: from \. II l.IonrI,..
OF IL North Seventeenth street. vas
dismissed at the request OF Dc;cctIvc
:'crtrc@i who arrested him 1t arpcar
ed That Morris had found the RIM T.,
bag OF potatoes sold to h;D hv
J. tourney. according {" his story. The
oWner OF the ring did not appear 10
prosecute the ,a.r
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-06

Elmer Mitchell. charged with break :
h!S INTO tailor shop ana stealing
coming valued at $50 was in"d $3.50
' ElNc', twciNc months in Jail by
the Icnrco Circuit Couyt ,es,or1o,
~ inc time OF the theft. Mitchell was
an inmate Of Laurel Industrial School
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ADMIT women 20 Wirliam and .,,r1

President LYON q. Tvlc~. OF William
and Nary COLLEGE, was in the onic"
Of Clerk John w. Williams yesterday
rorN!"% the S'r"lc hiii making Will
nam an' Mary cocdrcationHl He
stated that H. was for tho Bin. and
wished thnt now mon MnulG 10 ~
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Jsnuary ......... 3IS) 800 $40 $40
SPOT cotton. quiet. m:ddius. cj3j,.

NEW YORK. Arru Port movement
MidnlinE. .'.aoc: stock. li".ols bale.
Total to-day All uurtS--%"t rCcoiuts,
%r6g' hale; rNrorts 1i,%H bales: stock.
Total To- wc.k, -Nc, rccerts $500 bales;
exports ib.Si> bales.
Total for season Not receipts, 80, f;i
bales: exports. G.:5..7.H bales.
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RAJ. ROADS
Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac R. R
To and from, Washington and be,,,,-p,t
Atlantic coast Line

Inv stnnHusd ittiiI0nd nf the South.
1I,-AI.N:a LEAVE IICIlMOND DAILY.
For r'orIdd and S"utu. a. Al. and
for Avifoik:. 6:Va a. NJ. $500 a. NJ. 500
J.. Nj. l.. NJ.
FOH y. " ". KY, West: 9:2u ~ 81.
S;gp For r. p. H.: S;sS =. NJ; nc e.os ~
go a Al. 3:0v a. NJ. $50 A. M, 3 90 r.
M,. 100 l.. 81. t341 r. NJ. $500 l.. NJ
G.lo l.. Nj. S:3o L. Nj.
l.. VI.
Trains arrive I;ichmrnd daily: 90 A. NJ
~ n NJ I:;'" y; NJ: $40 ~. NJ, ll:Io A. NJ.
Nv /. Al. VI 30 T. NJ. I:oj l.. NJ. 6i5 l.. Al.
"a. l.. Nj. Sis l.. NJ
Except sunday. ISunday only.
Time Of arrival and departure and con.
uc'ttrrS not guaranteed
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Rcpnirs to Stunrt Avenue.

city Engineer Boiling was directed
yesterday by the Administrative BOARD
20 report an estimate Of the COS; of re-
pairing the roadbcd %: Stuart yAvcnuc
from Robinson Street to the boulevard
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MISCELLANEOUS MARX ETs.


NEW YORK. April D.. Cotton goods h"rc
TO day W"r" generally strong. p.ini cloths
ana sh"riinss advancing further. YARNS adj
NaHceh' hHiItE. carried yarns being scarce
Tor prompt shium"nl Wool markets STIFF
ien"d Raw sin. Wa, frm Ready to- wear
trAl.a MCEu LusE ON LmLknM and six EnmMa.
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CLEANING AND DYEl>G.
HEATING AHD rLIMu,>,:

join d. EoSr: a CO
PLUMBING. heating. tinntns rrnatr,ns
icit-d North Thirteenth Street, IA,
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'ril Despite - los nf
cotton, crop % Ii-z iii.
"t TIA" mink loli worm.
htN" ho'u PLANTED trls
''- ur"NIilin. hivh pri!.s
"SNo"t"l. .tr'pra!n. ga
r"'"tN"d to atN t:iI.
u-''" Boon arUpiUtoi "a
irri!"u ana distribution
PLAINLY the boil worm
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NEM YnKk rKnnI.CE MAKkr.r.

NEW NpKk: AprII 3.-Eaw sugar. stcaly
centrifugal. 5000. TN" .:ranuiatrI SsiJ. iSut-
ter. unsettled: cheese. irregular SPOT
coffee. steady: Hi" -. ~. santos IS. III.
with no Uuo;ahlr chamEc. Thcr" w.r" no
sales or tenders. Prime rude. Sld"; prime
summer yellow. May. .o.5 other months.
liu.tl.
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INCREASE COTTON ACREAGE
Fink Roll Worn, Tails &" pnmrcn the
Enthusiasm at israyii Growers. AMI
butioUh l. t.nud,

w.tSHl,r,.TpS. Auri
g.. ,pr.vIr Ia tn. iHls a.,
OWN. - tho r;,Na4.,a 81
"%t.UssiN" nov sr",> h.
season hocsus' 81 tn.
ami q la~- "guu D., "
cunsulsr lteu.,i, he's 70
cultural INSPECTORS me
supervise ga" dl-Iufrt
81 cotton -'.d.
Ia TIA" stat" O' y.
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CHURCH NOTICES.

,-,,.,, BAPTIST
H4'Tis hE TiC tl Gii T~e r. n sRa
;ss. :Ey WILLIAM III i5.llGy S ~ i@e IN g-s
s ~. , 1879 bartst church. VIII preach at
l,,it. OF Cuantico. Va. ., ia" .t.nil: SER
at Nam! s nSLi5T S'M al.hI,, Fr4"ki;r
go go, = ~ bh *KINNhi. ) morning M.
N,lision Reception OF new msfnn.r: Nc en-,
ii II { SorE'M d tniS G 1@., s@ !, \.
E M hE srfH Jifl sr ihtErtET HHTEGnI
ALL. SAINTS FlS Eiisj55jrN c,,,.pc,,
b 51H;!a S!re s5c, .G. MS@ros nH1
s ,.a n"rn!mG .t II o'cioci sunday ~
Lent every "Wednesday evening al SI "uT rrI;
"a" "a mornings mornings a. !: and S.lurdsy AFTERNOON.
nA ANNrH @htMtM E sl:'h ;,55 Lnr,.r
M% n EtS serHG,=' ii. - M n" s11iGt
yas E% a'q :" d "a IIEI4SE at la Gsgs
camp pastor at Camp Lee. wi! preach
FIRST rn rs 's' 3 i 'i i: \ cuuncr,
r., iS& mag sa u, II a. ry DE = i. NJ
.!i..Sses 10 l. NJ tinion s.ry.c": ., NH ne
i1. ITs>hS trim Holy TrIW EpisSopa
~ NJ r. ne'H a. ,, The Grace Coyenan, Church.
~ nEj s . c Ihi 1vTaG" viii be 're"'hrd
:. IniEt.'1N T. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
E tiE.N.' ~ SSSEL-L cell -. y. pastor, Ser,
schooi az < II Wadns .@ s II = Eun 81
.GRAcE COVENANT PRESHYTERIAX
~ h'ii. PARK .,vcnu. and Harrison S;reet
''"p y N s., hbath school
ig:W i. iiiblr. Glasses
- "r y VI S"-mOn bN DIR. CALDWELL
80 J.. ". Read Mcmor!al Saba in School
~ T. Young i"opi"'S Soci"t.
tAlbW ELL.
,.,, CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
,liSS ! 'IltRtH Of CHRIST SCIENTIST
i..tu."f services viii he held Tomorrow.
i,'"rm.ms ~ church cdiii'c. corner lark
-, 'i1"' "'ii meadow street. II O'clock
,u',!,ti Il nr"a.iiS- "Wednesday evening
a'Si.lii"hE.r ana experience meeting at :
H'."tN' IN" loading Room tNo cor is
IIt :nii,Tn, IN ne NirSinia Halfway and Tower
tt,u."hG. corner seventh and ErankIJn
streets; ana Is open daily from 10 :. A. ="
Nj sN'"ri Wednesdays ana Suncay,
W ,'il"S'!iHH from 10 \. ~. to : T. N
T >.,',.y. from l.. NJ. to . l.. NJ Stranger:
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Suist church. corner Twenty sevcnth aud
rentblo streets. lntcrncnt In OAkwoou.
Friends and acquaintance invited to at
rnn,,>n. Danvills va. April ). 1917
daughter. Mrs j. il. nSmn. ' at o'clock
MAMIE {. HDMuSDs. Willow 9TH Of tic M late
She MAS Ea%nn%1 o. i'iiaH G"s"y, va va
Epiphany here. ana Is ,suryiv.H by, the Coz
y"'a i ha% NM Mr' j. ~ M d.%si Mrs Mrs
ll:yciEn Edmnnds OF Richmond: Thomas IS.
,n,,,, =, OF Buifa!o " y. and j. NJ Ed
Funeral on sATGRpAr AFTERNOON at
ulCkS.--Dicd. at 1856 l.. VI, April !, 1918.
A a his M HES 200 hirsinia a, street M Ms
5. Hicks.
A voice we love is sim:
place ~ vacant In our hearts
BY Ills DEVOTED WIFE.
Funeral service at J O'Clock SUNDAY
AFTERNoON from the Methodist Church.
and burial will be at lakewood Cemetery.
7. N. At the home Of her, parents lien
TiI rN I?u lof yr v"ri"e R'ss5:$. f1 in"
daughter OF George D. and Edna Wall Rob
Intcrncnt Il, Hollywood April >. 1915.
rAhi.oE Died. at his residence. ooG west
wH HIasf S' ToiHD AnIr fYi.;61GR a. N
lsArutDAii AEfEE%nO% a, O'clock.
sis a, Memorial ios rhsfs MH HpEn
WASSEEMAN. in the twcniy-nith year OF
her age.
BURIAL in Portsmouth. Va
WEIS.-Died, April 3. :: ~ ~. in the Pc
,|ribnrT iiospi'sI ret:rshuTs. ~. ate r
Norfolk Va. in the thirty eighth year OF
her age. She Is survived by four sisters.
Mrs. X. NJ. Smith, of Richmond. Va: Mrs.
J. NJ Black and Miss Loon"ra Wois ~
Norfolk Va. and Mrs. Virginia feamans. Of!
Pittsburgh. Ia.
Funeral private from Bil!urs's urd"r, talk :
ing pariors. Twenty -nfth and Marsha II
Streets. SATURDAY. April {. IL \. VI. In
torment Oakwoud Cemetery
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CnIyAGN GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO. April corn to-day rcsVru "a
The l"ad,rsiii. OF siain. advanced in Hnt;ci-
patton OF bul'ish effects looked tor from
trading rul" atN"ndm' ntS to h" voted ON
to morrow. trturr- in value. However. were
no. We'll maintained Prices vus"d ull.ot-
died. - 81" u't high"r. with May i-Sa.
pais finished '-c to H,c OFT. ami provisions
down -. tea iiv.
WtEAT-
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Seaboard Air Line Railway Company

Trains leave daiy: a. a.. Norlena
local l.lO r. NJ, Sleepers Atlanta and
Jacksonviiie: o:tO r.. NJ. Atlanta Birninx.
ham special: li:Ao, p. NJ. s!ceuers Jack:
81. s;l1 A. NJ. s:is +. 81. U.3V +. ~.
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caused a loss Of onc-third of IA" 1919 crop
'u ear" the loss WAS two thirds of the
crop. amounting Ia sioOOn.0)o.
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IN MEMORIAL VI.


TALLY Whereas. In the disp.rsa,!on OF
D1Nin" Providence our esteemed friend aud
associate. "ll.l.lAMSOE IAI.I.E.i. has beer
unexpectedly taken from midst. b- II
Resolved. That in thu death Of Williamson
T.l"y, the Underwriters Exchange OF
Richmond. Va. has los, II faithful and in
hu"uiial m"nb-r and thu city Of Richmond
- useful ana loyal citizen. memory az who's.
sterling character. kindly disposition and
atua'iir" personality. We shall affection
ateiS cherish.
Resolved. rha; a committee bc sppo. n,cd
70 order suitable floral tribute 10 bc sent
To tn" house OF our deceased friend In tiri~
for the obs-1ui"S. ana that this exchange
attend the funeral In Il body.
Resolved. That .,tesc resolutions n, mint
Cd IN Tho Richmond daily papers. aud thsi
neatly "nrro-scd copy h~ sent To tho no
r"avHd uIfe AMI ChIld 81 III. deceased. with
assurance 90 our deep and tender sympa-
my for them in their P--ai bereavement.
JOHN ". GORDON.
GEORGE A GIBSON
VI. j. STltAUS.
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LINEMEN - Wanted, 81
experienced linemen. Az
ply at once to office of tn
Constructing Quartermas
ter Mechanical and Electri
cal Engineer, Camp Lee, Va
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STEAMBOATS,
STEAMBOATS,
Old DOnlnlOnLine

Le0hc '<iIL.nvn,. tOol
daily. w. 4. Al Connect.ons Win Nam Line
Steamer. leaving Norfolk New YORK
DAILY except SUNDAY 200 r. al. Connection,
ALSO made bJ n. a. W. Ky. 30 +. hi. aud
day. Might line steamers stop At Glare.
veyAnces.
tIKGiSIA SAVIGATION co. Jamss
River by daylight for Norfolk. Old Point
Newport News and All James River land:
inEs: Monday Wednesday and Friday At
$500 A.. NJ. Frelsht received tor ali J2msi
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y .sNlSW YORK. April a.-Mc-cantile papcr:
-FOUR months and SIX months. Il pcr cent
J sterlinG: slNty.dAy hills. Si;.la. CONNER
dc,al SiXty-day bills an banks. $t7l".: com
mereial sixty day hills. Nsu4 demand
siia;t5: cabi.S. Si;G'!t Bar silver. 9l5.:
! MeSican dollars - Government bonds
Z heavy; railroad bonds. Irregular.
+ Time loans, easier: sixty and ninety days
ana, SIX months. IfiGt: call money. nrIn
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o.. cHriS w anted, ut once, Registered {.
sistant druggist: easy hours. aim, tn
Wanied anu references. Park Place IN:
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NNIIRONNS
Richmond 4 Petersburp
Electric .<aiiwav
ChEsAPtAkt &On.O RAILWAY
Norfolk q estern kal,wa

=, LeaSe hEid street station. tiehniond.
EGG sao I :. 49, I'm 81 'S = Is A M '';O' A. M
FOR i;iNCiibCkG AND THE. WEST:
$40 a. III, 1900 r. Nj. 1885 i. 81.
Arrive l!chmond from Norfolk: mae
a. NJ. $50 J.. M From tho West: 1885
A. a-, t2:lU l.. NJ. IL 40 u. AZ. sS:15 p. II.
.Daily IDai!y except sunday, tSunday.
once: s3S u Main St Phone Mad. 487.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
DEATHS.

CHALk Icy Tho funeral Of MRS. MARY
~: iAl.kl.Ef Will take place III Is
Ar lEhNOoN u 1880 from st. l'aul's Meth
Suist church. corner Twcnty-scycnth aud
Senipio Streets. lntcrmcnt In lakewood.
friShus and acquaintance invited to at
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lA[L STREET READY
FOR BIG LOAN DRIVE
Stock Market Shows Only Nominal
Fluctuations During the
VS. Day.
STEEL sADvA Noes QUARTET;
Has Been Reduced to II
4 Minimum, and Plunging Has Been
Eliminated Altogether, Says Iii
nancial Review.
ny BRODAN WALL.

b NEW. YORK. April at was Just
SaSSearS ago that the United states en-
SStsred the great war. and the stock
smarket celebrated the anniversary by
ssbehaying itself in most remarkable
Smanner. All to-day fluctuations were
spNrelS nominal. United states steel
TSfhadSa range of only onc-cighth until
Sfabout five minutes before tho close,
7SWhenF there was an additional iiuc-
'JStli9tionSof one-quartcr y few special
tiles were active. but the net changes
tsfor the day were not worth recording.
THE important fact was the undcrly-
slng strength of the market. With the
Sgreatest battle OF history in progress
Sand promising to grow more violent III
,StheScoming week and, with the third
YIilberty loan making its appearance.
there was nobody wanting TO sell
ftstocks. Money rates cascd up.
This action OF the market means tina;
AVAIL Street has been thoroughly pre-
pared for the Liberty loan. All pri-
,syate interests have been submerged
inSSthe public necessity. The whole
world of finance has put its hous" IN
order, SO that nothing may interfere
with the one big piece OF business
3,of raising money for the war.
The new loan IS expected TO go rapid :
ily,Eand to be largely ovcrSubscribed.
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EARNINGS
MAIZE POOR SHOWING

Railroad earnings continued bad but
tAwhats OF II. What else could happen
%considering the wca hcr in January.
Il The steel corporation will make Il very
bad report OF EARNINGS for the first
t3quarter, but what else could IL do. in
view of the remarkable weather Iiusi-
.neSS-fS now going ahead At full Spccd
a. that speed is being accelerated in
cry factory. Economies to he intro
M Fed on the railroads and increased
,eS that are soon 10 he put into
ieet for both freight and passengers
r. Ill settle the railroad problem. Coal
a being rushed 10 consumers ia record
5,,tolnmc. The government is planninS
y ~ encourage the production OF pc
TYsroleum in greater volume than ever.
The telegraph and telephone COM
'gpanies Will probably bc taken under
AEoyernment control, following the APP
i Draisal now in progress. rhat viii
{ stabilize the price o! those securities.
Isl Brokers have little cause for COM
s4plaint for the bonanza profits made
since the war began are more than
IS fMough 10 tide them over any period
ssRfS slack business, such as may he seen
Turing the Liberty loan campaign.
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BUSINESS SERVICE
BUSINESS sEn> ICES OETEtI:D. /,

Isl SlNESS SER. ICt;s OFFERED. Ia
AN MINIS. AWNINGS: itrade to order. W
w. Mos.lcy q 90 Madison 2lse
J. LA,iS. FLAGS. made to order. W. W
Mos.L-y 90 Madison 2le2.
Gi.-,oorS,w. M and make them. ELL,
Kay Fisher. ., u. EycsiEht Specially.
Second ana Clay Streets. Madison 1850.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. CHINA ana wcddI, !,
presents packed and shipped with car,
MOVING ana hauiln. done pJ Jacob CmlIu
Phone 80. 'NN .
AGREE Trunk and Repair Shop; Iruot :
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AUrO SUPPLIES And REPAIRS. /

AUTO tires and tunes. wagons and COM
merciai auto bodies. Richardson Bros.
Els Brook Avenue. Madison 14G7.