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"II THIRD PIIITT" HIT
IT KNEW DF NIDSIG
lsalirlle 1 jOwc ami Players
Scorp. Anollirr Triumph in
Karee Comedy.
"The Third Party," described an a
hilariously amusing farce, lived up
to It* reputation an iirMcnlcil at the
Academy la.?<(. niislit with Isahelle
l/owe anil 'In Academy Players. Miss
l,ow 11 Is a* thoroughly charming as
a comodleniie as she has been suc
cessful in dramatic roles. anil seemed
tn enjoy the play last niKhi as much
as ill*- audience. As a whole, the
hook abounds In I'auBh-produeliiB
lines.
The a musing adventures ? f a yullim
?lancing star. portray d l> y Miss
l.owc, and the mix-ups that i.eriir
when a*i attempt Is made t>> shield
the Innocent "other man' leads up
t.i dellKhtrul complications for tin
audience.
While a deftly written lane. "The
Third Party" docs ml i.fT? nd I! is
'lever without Ih-Iiik ils'iti*. anil,
while the u< tlon sma' 1.- of the v 1.tj?
tick ? ? -i "ion a 11 v and lack ? repr? ?
? n. the wi.rk i.r Ml is I .owe, J0I1 n
Warm r and t " -apatite c-tut save I hI
It tint Ions
A" P." ???iii mid iSayth'irne. .1 ?l.?:i ? ? ?
and social favorite. Miss Lowe had a
part suited to hi t type. 11? ? 1- to .t1 ?
<nt of the character Is not t ... ri
'?11*. and lift * a deft touch that .*
pleasing
MIsm Cirollni Morn- n attain derii
onMrated f.?? r ability as a character
a< tress In the role of th< .iilv.in> ? d
thought" woman The wori. of M ?
Morrison was sincere and done with
an earnestness that places her wII
n the fore among the players. Ralph
K. CiimmlliRii, as Christopher Pot
,;"K''r, M. P., was a real treat. He
vented the ro|e with n 11 f el 11< en e SH
that was convincing
John Warner takes the j..-irt of the
debonair "n.an about town." Hilary
1'he.fr. with Kood r<"-i|lt* Mr War
ner was a food foil for the playing
1 ^ Mi. 1 u turnings. a -id ti:?- teamwork
? ?f the two conspirators was ev
t r' rue 1 y funny Kracke was
excellent as the proprietor of the
rehx>ifrant where all t'.e 'rouble [,e.
van Howard Miller, Wiliard Foster
and Miss Uita i.'oakley ;ire well
worthy of mention. j jj j4
Amusements
1
Itenl Jn?* llnnd at l.jrric.
A distinctive r.ovcltj Is offered In
dancing and singing hy Hh kettund
!ie|rnar?. aided I , the '.Syncopated
Serenaders." a real Jiiz7. hand, at
the l.yric the f?r? ? part 'if this wnk
Miss Hackett Is an exceptionally
graceful dancer and manage* to lo-. .
coo| In spite of some "hot" step-.
The company seen In this act Is un
iuually large for the l.yric Mil and
really amounts to a "revue" of the
la?(??' mus " and dance stepq.
Ned N'es'or and olivette l|ayn<s
have a clever skit In ' Her ? iunrd :an."
which gives Mir-s Hayne* a chance
t'i display considerable originally of
the plenslng kind. Being slightly
dlfTer.-n- In theme, the playlet is
thoroughly enjoyable.
A comedy skit with some of the
new song*. a few Rood Jokes, and
s'rre J.ike?. that are not so good s
?ern in "The INew Doctor " "The
Three P.eau llrutnmilf ft"m Wall
street," P a well rounded number of
song and stories that Is put over
with vim. Althea J.ucas and I'r.tti
pany are go..d Iti their line.
Accompany; rig the show is a
varied and seasonable motlon-pl ture
displav. Including the popular
,\ < ' ip's Fables and Pa'hi- News
.1 M U
i.arc;k production
FROM VIRGINIA 1IKRD
PKTFRSIirRO, VA.. May 22 One
of tin1 11 ? i r ? bred registe r *? ?I Hoist*' n
Krleslan rows, owned by 1! K. Se
ivnnl, "f Petersburg. recently made
77''. S pounds of butter in days,
a ??orrtlnp to th* :.ir?ri bulletin of
?Reported !?>-?>- ^f H'.l t .m - l-'riesla n
cowf" published bl-w?ckly by Mal
colm H Oardner, of pelavan, Wis.,
superintendent of AHvn--' ' >;ctrlstry
of Ihf I! ...... .tat ion
of Ante rt> ;i
This cow. old Inn Judith r'olanth*.
reported as havlnc; made at the
ac.> of two v.ir- and rl< vni months,
a record of 1G.S7S. six pounds of milk
and f>2!.47 pounds of butter fat In
days, equivalent to the above
amount of butter. Another cow.
Koxy Segls Poptlac f'olantha, also
ow ned by Mr- Seward Is listed with
producing, at the acn of three years
and flcht months, 4 3 f?. poun'!? of
rnilk and 1P.S I:t pounds of butter fat
In seven clays, equivalent to 23.5
pounds of butter.
BLAMES HIS WIFE;
TAKES OWN LIFE
r Special io The Times-Dispatch I
NORFOLK, VA.. May 22.?-Des
pondent because he tiad failed to
brlnK about a reconciliation with bis
wife, from whom be bad been sepa
rated about three weeks. William
Henry, electrician. 34. sealed all the
cracks In the windows and door*
of his room, turned on the pas and
lay down to die. His lifeless body
was found this morning shortly after
R o'clock and several notes, written
to his sister. Mrs. Mary Avant. his
son, William. Jr., and his wife telr
ing why he "ended it all" were found
on a table In the room adjoining at
412 York Street.
That he had contemplated the act
was Indicated in several of the notes.
They were dated May IS and in all
reference was made to tbo unpleas
antness between his wife and him
self.
SIX MONTHS' TERM
FOR SIX FAT CHICKENS
PKTKRSnmn, VA . May 22.-Six
months In jail was meted out to Will
Hill, colored, who was caught Satur
day night by Oflleers King and Aber
nnthy. with six fat chickens stuffed
under his shirt. He was Riven the
heavy sentence for carrying a re
volver. The charge of stealing
chickens was carried over until Wed
nesday morning, to give the police an
opportunity to find the owners of
the fowl.
nnnsomc Plead* Oiiltty, Sentenced.
DANVILl.K, VA.l May 22.?S. ,T.
A Ransome this evening at Halifax
was Indicted for car stealing. He
'pleaded guilty amd Judge XV. M.
Rarkedale sentenced Turn to eerve
? five yaars In the penitentiary,
^ v., y WhUB <-.v; ? ??
GLYN'S "BEYOND THE ROCKS"
PROVES INTERESTING FILM'
Gloria Swanson and Valentino Score?Mary Piekford,
in "Little Lord Faiintleroy," at Broadway, and
"When Romance Hides," at Colonial, Please.
AI llir IIIJoil.
Klltior Clyti'n popular fantasy,
"fieyond the Hocks," t li ?? l!ij"u ut
tractlon this week, Is an liitcrestitiK
picture. Tho eotnIt!nation of (Jloriu
Snatison and Itodolpho Valentino is
t!??* chief .source of thin fascination.
At the initial showing yesterday af
frrinnn the house was packed f-? i
the Ktory Is t ruI> the most conven
tional love affair that Meatric- Kulr
fa.v could yvisli for. Kuoh separate
event mo Interstices with its follower
that one inipht say it is pure liokilni
I'roliahly It is <Slorla Is a dear lit
11?? sweetheart. even for the no
torious lto<lolpli'>, Itudolph ur 11?? -
dolph, a" tin* case may he. Tlie
li ist rlon istn*- are tinctured with a
traci. "i reality that doubtless Is iri
Itultahle Tin- sc. 11 < i _\ is ?? x*??? 11?? nt.
and t)i?* ??list very j?ood
\t tin- llrond ?vn \.
I!* M? ? liv far than r- <?< :i! !>'? ' ires
Jier< Is l.ittli> l.ord I'aun' 1<f v ' with
M ? Pl'kf 'rd tali tip th? tit ?? role
"I ? i . t ? . 01.. -t . \?|Uis. te It. n
art aial liild 1? t ? si en nln. ?? .la k'i
t-ati' M II ?also a tiro id
I wit); picture It i" the famous *lor>
of ?a : ??!.. aii.'th an fellow. i i.: i appei
in a network of intrigue and aili
atices who <l< i<l< <1 to sin rltl< t h?
true hirthrlttht of alt American c!tl
7.ot\ (hcomlnK President) (oi th?- l?-s
alluring earldom of JV>r 'ncourt
Nothing could equal the artistry of
Mary 1'ickfnrd in the character of
I?ittle Lord Kautit leroy. The scenery
Is gorgeously done. An excel lent
Kngllsh rast fornix the hacki;round. J
\ t the Colonial.
V.:ine C.rey's Interesting tale of
horses and ioman<>\ "WlSdUri1,"
? which proved so popular soni*- f<".v
yearn ago, was remodclril for the I
I better under the caption. "Wh?,n !{?>?
I inn nee Hides" 1<>r the f ree? The
. Colonial picture rings genuine and
(carries a real punch. The premiere
coup de mail re results from tin- fact
; that a- tors acquainted with \Vest??n
; life wen ??nllst?-?l In making Hi
j I'U ture. There is one man who de
serves special mention .lean 11 ?r -
! sholt playing the part of Joel Cre?i-h.
halfwit. Vou will ha v? no ilifh i!
in recognising in Mr ll>r-l.olt a r< a
actor. The Kcenery Is excellent and j
the entln p< rforman<-? ? r?-d : ? a }?! ?
I \t the llluehlril.
Krank May<i is responsible f<?r the
pr,rc-i|.al role In the Illuehird picUiP. .
j "The Man Who Married Mis i wn I
j Wife." Mr Mayo's ability became j
evident as quickly as the heroism ..f
jihe diaracter lie portrayed evinced
its ir< niiincne;-?. The sale :s delight- |
j fully filmed against an appropriate!
'petting 'if adequate acting and j
scenery. The shipwrecking scenes
' are particularly good.
LOCAL AND VISITING WRITERS
GUESTS OF PAGEANT OFFICIALS
Sixtv-Odd Members of Fourth Estate Sit Down at Fes
tive Hoard to Speed Speetaele on Its Way?Sands
Emphasizes Importance of Unity.
It) the words of the Ayrshire ]
poet.
"A ehiel't; amang >" t.<kin' not?n.
And. faith. he'll prent it."
Some sixty-odd members "f the
Kourth Kslati- thi'V were that -at
down to a dinner at U 30 o'clock vis
terday afternoon In a prlva'e dining
room on t he mezzanine floor at
Murphy's t-. Kpeed tli'1 Vahtapa rclc- .
(?ration on its way with ! "?1 wishes,
nud pledging H enthusiastic s.ippnrt. )
It was h nolalilv nath?-rlrig of edl
t" r 1 n 1 and ii'-wk writ?-rh with a
M rlnklint; of men and women from
th?- newspaper ? ?'tinting r-oms. In
M'veral jnrli.dK >?( th<- Virginia
whli li I>r. Ht?*ven* transferred t"
i tri<! dramatic in hi* historical
( play. to b>- ena< ted through the week
at Itryan Park, the nsDflllbUce W'l lld
have been one ?.f "}??? knights at.d ;
ladyes of ye quill."
And they wore all the quests < f the
high booster, !?'. J. Tletsort. of th?
Philadelphia Public l.edger, acting
; Xor IIms occasion, "fraternally yours," I
fr.r the Vjrginla Historical I'axiant
' Assi'-ciation At his ntrht hand was I
the enterprising and aggressive Oliver
.1 Hands. there for the Specific pur
pose of making the only speech al
lowed and priming the journalistic
guns for action.
| The late hour t'i u hli h the dinner 1
to the visiting press was neccsnarlly J
postponed prevented the attendance ?
<>f a number of representatives of
metropolitan newspaper?, who must
?needs keep vigil or. swiftly movliiK
pageant events and yet their copy
early on the wires. The hoard was
graced, however, by a noble repre
sentative of these in the p"t\- n >if
t i.'? redoubtable Harry West ?chris
tened. without his '""."?Im);- "r i-<-n
fent. Harold), who wandered into the
j office of the Baltimore Sun forty-one
years agri, and whose name has .since
led all the rest on the Sun's pay
roll.
The advertising men <?{ the Rich
mond newspapers were represented
by It. II. Thomas, advertising mana
ger of The Dispatch Papers. There
i were representatives of the editorial
arid news departments of The Tlmes
i Dispatch. The Evening Dispatch and
the News I.eader. From out-of-town
and participating In the festivities
i were:
I R. C Rear.ley. The News. South
Ronton; '.Harold E. West. The Sun.
ila 11imore, Md.; R. Tonilln^on and
wife. The Sentinel. I'rhanna; John
W Edmonds. Jr.. Peninsula Enter
prise, Acrnmae; E. <"'nrl Walien. In
ternational News Reel. New York:
; R ,\ James, Jr Danville Register.
, Danville; Mrs. W. A hand. Rlack
| stone Courier. Blackstone; C. TV Mnr
j ton, Hopewell Progressive, Hope-i
i well; Miss Irby Edwards. Daily Press.
, Newport News; I*. K. Pugh. Times
I Herald. Newport News: -Mrs. E. E.
Kir- i v Altavista Journal .VtavU'a
< V.lonf! I'clrr Saunders. The <"hr?in
i'-Ie. Rocky Mount. Helena A Ti*-t
>?? rt. New Vork Sunday World. New
York f'lty; J H fiwaihm^y, Hfra'.d
Pr< gri-sy, Ashland Mr and Mr? I. \V
Tyus. Waverly Dispatch, Waverly
('Motif! Tho:na>- .1 Randolph Daily
I'i ogr< ss. ("har'.ottesville; II. H
!ln, Thf Republican, Sprin gfleld.
Mush.: K Worth Hlgglns, PetcrsburK
I'rourr''" Petfrsburs. J. C. Lynn*.
The f'roi;rch<. Pftfrsburg: 1-" .1 Ti<?t
S'lt i:v< tiiiiK Public I.? deer I'hlla
<!? Iphln
My n i:iiaI happy < nsent the pi.*!
prandial oratory of thf pre-pMdiild
t ion era ???? ochewf-rt, Oliver .1
S.i <l- holding thf U? <*? r uni-ont>-:cd,
made a htisdnfs?llkf and f? - us
talk on "What Wo Arf Hero For .(n't
Why.'
Mr Sands frnphasized the .impor
tance of unity among thf pre" ?>(
Virginia In furthering not only thf
Virginia Historical Pageant. but all
tl inRK else having to do u Mi the
j upbuilding and advancement of the
grand "Id CommonwealHi whose h!-?
I tory thf hip show now on is de
signed to unfold in a manner enter
taining and diverting. as \\#l! a- ?<1 -i
rational
"J.ft us remember always that w
are Virginians first, and Itlchmond
fr.??? or Petersburcers or Iianvillian."
or f.vnchhurtfrs or othfr burghers
aftorward." the speaker exhorted.
II-- urged a ?;rnnc pull, a Ioiik
pull and a pull altogfther f.-r thf
ltdvanonifnl of thf Stat* l|f of
i f? r? 'I ii.any interesting and helpful
."?JKRi'siU'ii". t" thf mfii ami womfn
of the Virginia press, and the speech
wax received with fnthuaiastic ap
plause
Following the dinner nt Murphy's,
the visiting- newspaper men and their
ladies were taken to the pneeant
grounds for a tour of Inspection he
forf the opening of thf initial ep!?
! fode of the historical drama.
Urenvfr Three Stolen t'nrs.
PIOTKRSnfHf!. VA . May -Three
1 automobiles have be< n found through
the efforts <?( 'he locul polio*
par'tnent. Saturday night an auto
mobile owned by W. S Ligon was
j stolen, but was recovered a few hours
later in front of the Du Pont Clun,
Hopewell. The police were notifleo
yesterday that a car belonging to
.1. P Savedge. of Littleton, Sussex
i County, had been found In Newport
I News. Captain of Detectives .lefter
son sent an officer after the car ihis
tnornong. Several monhs ago the
automobile belonging to a man n*~ied
Robinson was stolen from High
Street. It was located In Danville a
few days ago through the efforts of
the local police.
Efc!&
MERCIER"? EQUESTRIAN STATUE OP
GENERAL. ROBERT E. LEE WAS UN
VEILED MAY jo, 1890, AT THE LARGEST
RFUNION OF CONFEDERATE VETER
ANS EVER ASSEMBLED. ONLY THREE
LETTERS ARE USED TO INSCRIBE THIS
WONVMENT?t.F.t-A BRIEF BUT MOST
ELOQUENT INSCRIPTION.
Great
thoir
men make
names go
down In history by (he
service they render man
kind.
The Company is ad
vertised by the service
it gives its customers.
Its growth is steady.
Irrespective of its size,
we invite your account.
BANKING?THl'STS?
It 10A L ESTATE
RICHMOND TRUST COMPANY
Corner Main Capital
& Seventh Sis. $1,000,000
Corner Broad
& JWonroe Sts.
John Skollon Williams, Chairman of Board
E. Ii. Hcmlss, Pros Id Ant
Jfts. I). Crump, VIcc-Prcsldcnt
C. J. Anderson, Vico-Prosldcnt
P. E. \V. Goodwin, Vlce-Pres.
R. J. Willingham, Jr. Hcc./Tres.
l)eanc Maury, Trust Officer
POLICEMAN IS FINED
UNO PUT OFF FIEF
Pelrrsilnirg Oflircr A tl in i t s
CamMing; ( nuhltr to Pay, |
<*oes to Jail.
I'HTKIlsnnu;. VA.. May 22.?Ofll- !
0 r Cuy l?. 11..> 1... ,,f |<>t.a| 1
depai trisi-nt. who was cauitht in a
raid on th e Kichtiiond llnuso, all
I'.a.st Hank Street report, eai ly vi's
t< r.iay tiK.rniiiK. ami chartjid with 1
Kamhllru?. Was fin. >1 $ 1 M> ?iy .lust Ice
elements t his mornlnu in Police
' 'ourt. I .liter tin- ottlc'er was dis
charged from t h ?? p'li.'e department .
I>. .Major ot.-> Walker, ilinitor of
public safety.
11. i 1 ?? Kilmltt.'.i <. ii the staml til's
tnorniiiK Unit m- was i:.unMnu;. l.ut
before tin- trial. t..l.| a reporter that j
h- was in th.- house tHeck Inform -
Htlon and . vI'I. ik . to |. ad to tli.- ?r- ;
r- t of tin- oiii< r K im).!, t - II.. did
'? i main- i'i. tateim n t<. th- court
II* had l.i .-ii on th.* lor. . fot on.- 1
\- .r. Hi- was off .luty at tin- lime of
his afreet. \V i l h him w.tn tiim*
other tn. ti. who were fltu .1 ?'jo in
"?urt this mot nliitr. Movie was tin
ah|?- to pay his f i n ?? and went to
jail.
U. S. CIRCUIT COURT
j
Th- Inited S'tatfi ?"ir?->:it Court of
Appeals r< ?n\"ti..| yslorday Inorn- j
1 ti n at in o'.-io.-U, with the follow- |
itiK ju.U-. s and officials in al t endi'nco; '
circuit .Indue:* Martin A. Knapp. of
Washington. 11. C.; Charles a. Woortn.
'if .Marlon, S. c. and Kdmund \Va?l- !
? iili. .It . >.f f;l<htnoti'l; (.'tilted States'
.Marshal Clarence c. Smfthern. of Nor- I
folk, and Clerk Claude M Iiean. of
Hlchmond.
Monday l.elnt; eonf"rpnee 'lay, no ]
?-nsc* \ver? arfcued. htit the court
went into rnnference tipr.n ras. s ii?i p
tefore iirKtivl ar.'l remaining u*ide
clded.
Cases (n rail today N ? lfc.3, Vul
canite Kooflnn < 'unputiy. In
corporatod. appellant. vs. C mmon
wealth Kt.nni.thlp I'ompniv.'. limited,
appellee; appeal from th. ["'strict
Court at Norf.'lk Va To he nrpnii
!.?. M?>ms. 11 up lies tattle .V Seawe.!, :
of Norfolk Va . ami ,M< >ts Ftlim
ham. Knplar .V J lie-, of New York,
for the appellant, and hv .loan M.
W"olsey, of N' w York, and Messrs
It.iird. White & I>ai;iilnn. of N'^r: .Ik. -
Va., for the appellee
No. 1D5*J. Susquehanna Steamship
<"<)., appellant, vs. A ?' Anderson ~
appellee; appeal from the ;?is
tr:> t Court at Norfolk, Va To ;
argued by Messrs. IlUKhes, l.jttle \
Seawell, of Norfolk. Va., and A. C. I
Cass, of New York, for the npp llaiit, j
anil by Messrs. Duncan & Mount,
John K McMauus and 11 S. Hcr'-j
win. of New York, ard Messrs Hair-l.
White & I.annini; ? f Norfolk, Va.. r-.r
tho appellee.
CHICAGO l.ltAIN MARKKT.
CHICAOO. Ma/ 'i.'. ?A'.thfiKh wheat
I.rlre* tor.it an v*: turn at the jtart ?>.
day. the market ,iver.\Re.l lower. Heavy
urr v*.? here and at other loading ifnl( ??
tn.itr?tni that th* amount of wheat stir
available \?.ih larR- The r \cf<- ? .<- un
s-'tUcl a'. I'-, net 1?. :.ti. t'< % advun
A-ltli M?y ! 'J'- m. ! Jti.v . \ t.. l .? ,
Ci.rn rtn!?h??l ? to S > ?ntv flown *? 1
r.fj t, to . ?nt l'r'.vn"i..nii, th-. ut
e.iir..- %?!>,'. f-.im T rrr.ti .lerllnt ??. t
.,? . ntr M s; trailer* i;r.i,1 u.t 1 ?>*
vert-l t.. th' t.e.ir M.le us th.' far- 1 ??
r?me apparent 'hat f..r at lea?t tit" tlnio
any ?;ain.? '.a pr!< n oun .? h.i I
t . inatii'ii.n I.ark ef any IiIk -ti ; ;.i e
demand het-. together with the ui; i"u: v
larr-' reo-:;.t# and tho r.intlnu. d u .1
?.zed movrm.nt from the inter. ?, i.li
t?-nd?d to fttt.iilr.tr m>1:iiik. *'h h .? -
riu.tad ronftU. rahiv ll<|ui'lat Inn i.ri th- y.art
of hol lerp.
ni-mlilei, rr'.p teporta wore c?nerH*!y
favorahie, a-.1 It u-?s predict".I t'h<t har
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were no r.r <*n*hA? \ Ther?
l r..rln?r purchancU i.'W b*KS "f p'L,ou'l'01"'
/
Signs Along Highway
Destroyed at Night
(Special to The Timi's-liisjiair'h i
<;i.<>i:?ri-:sTKit. va.. .May ?
A very peculiar ivJece of vandalism
was perpetrated "in this county on
a recent night. hnrge sIk"* along
the Tidewato Trail were cut down.
None of the trail signs were mo
lested. but large business signs
were cut down. Some of the signs
were ereeted by the Retail Mer
cha nts' Association of Newport
News ami some were j *it up 1?> t
Portsmouth concern. Ii Is said
that the signs were cut all the way
from Gloucester Point to Salul.i.
A woman heard the ciittniK an?l
the falling of one sign. Ilor b-is
baml could ni>t believe that any
mi' would destroy a siRti, and as
he heard a car start up he coil
eluded that some one had had ear
tr-jMc.
The raw Miliar ftliures in :? r" i' - ? wa-<
II": on covering anil trad" teiv.i.^. ?-|i
final price* 1 lo 8 points n*t hlinter, The
V ?!!(? I 1 I.-*:ii*- - wan . cli'. :'h ?? ??r
now .it in<reiii|> Inclined in lioM (t and
? d-veUiptiieiltH III I lu ?|>"l ?? t
? '?i ?' '' September. -V.. I> ?? "niii'-r. . ?!
V r. l: '?
1 i r>'rini'il. withdraw alii nil old ord? r*
?e Imr new bus'.tieii* w.ts 1 ni >
Price* were uncliaiiKed at a
'??- H. ? granulated
a Mb- of one let ? : luH In
??'inv.i tii ii-.-H ,t r rm. ii- i-,int
f ... we .Ji l--.ua pre ? ? were
w- rn cent-, h k!i-i .lu y. ? ? .
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i-yTTi.'XSKKU Oil.
M-:\v VOItK. May Cottonseed oil
<i- -.-i ? - ini* tlrri.. iirilu- iiiitiifli!* rii ? w
nt i-i ?r?:n? of 1 to II points at the
? -? 1. I rd was dp- I bv -)i?
-t I - Jl?Tt h d' M'. a > ? 11 ill loltoll SaU?, .', *e ?
hirre < Prime ? rude. 9.?V :?Vt?>. ; r rn ?
-ii:,.-iwr ?i.?.t. ll.WZfllvt: July Jl.v1.
11 71, lirciMnliT, .1 ?. bill.
I?It y GOODS
?S'KW VOItK, May K?Heavy cotton
r-.ods were in frond demand today by
K-'Merit' tuantifact orlni? trud.? ltetal!ers
hi I |o1i|mts li'iiiirbt mrrl< rat'-.y Miirli-t*
*??(? tire. witli a rjuliis ti>iiilen< y as cot
ton advance.| Haw huI< was hlsrher and
primary tnaikcts wcte active. llurlaps
a-re stronit'T Diiiinnd for worsted (tooilii
?a is inn derate. while some liner,s of
woolen* told steadily. Lltudis allowed u
?enden. y to advance.
NAVAIi STORES
SAVANNAH <JA . May -Turpentine,
fi- - V, f,i|??. Jf,7; receipts. ship
-I ? :i*. m ?. 1\. 1.Itn.-tn flrni ; mile*.
!/*>?: ri--,; - t. T>^. shipments I -j*-: stock.
?' ;e II <: . I>. 4.3AC
I: I 4r-'i I.-J'- I--. |J. II (.<?/'. | 4 ?'/,4 .V..
K I I |> M. t.Mfi'f. r?; >.". r.V>; WO.
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WASHINGTON MARKETS
WASHINGTON. r>. C.. May
I'fi;.* Strictly fresh, selected can
<i.?-d. pet dozen, average re
ceipts. Southern, 'J5.
l^lve poultry?Roosters, per lb.. 18:
turkeys, per lb.. 25<U>30; chickens,
winter, per lb.. 40ft 50; spring chick
ens. per lb, aO'iiTi^. keats. young,
each. fowls.
Drcsseil poultry ? Fresh - killed
winter chickens, per lb., 401^45; hens,
per lb.. 30: roosters, per lb., 20:
turke\.?. p,-r lb.. UTi-ft lo; keats, young,
cach 60.
T.i\e stock?Calves, choice, per lb.,
IoJ. medium, PJ-fjlO; thin, 5Sf ".
lambs, choice, per lb., 16; live hogs,
per lb.. 10.0.
Green fruit?Apples, per bhl., R 00?
0."0, per bu. bask.-t, 2.00ft 2.75; West
ern, per box. 2.7f> Ii 1.25; California
oranges, per crate. t> oifi S.hO; lemons,
per Vio\. S.r.Oft 4.50; grapefruit, per
box. 6.00ft B aO; Florida oranges, 7.5o
9.50; strawberries: Southern, 8?
22; home-grown. 28^35.
Vegetables?Potatoo?. No. 1, per,
bbl.. 2.50? 2.75; ji>r sack, 3.25ft3.50:
new potatoes, per bbl.. No. I, 5.00({p
lfi.00; No 2, 3.00ft 3.50; sweets. 4.00'u
,4.50; yams. 3.00ft 4.on; lettuce. South
I ern, per crate. 7601.25; roinalnc
SICA1>KP PROPOSALS will be re
ceived at this oilico until 12 o'clock
! lioon. May 26tli. for the construction
of sewer in Noble Avenue, from
| Hrooklnnrl Park Boulevard to culvert
near Pupont Circle. Forms of pro
posals can be obtnined on application
A certified check for amount stated
<($300.00) on proposals must accom
pany each bid as a guaranty of ex
1 ecution of contract. The Director of
[ Public Works reserves the riwht to
reject any and all bids.
A l.l.KN .?. SAV1T.I.K
Plrector of Public Works
Icltucp, l.OOTt 1.50; Miu'lnsr^. per
? rate, I 25'if 2."ft; nnioi.v pti crate,
J.iirt'(j>3 (til; cahbaire, 11 <_? \v. ; 1 ? ? t- vvt..
2.0Vtt 2.75; ell cumbers, 2 .'JO';I .!.50; ?ZH- '
plant.-'. |n-r < :!.???? ? ::M> t'>mat"?-s.
l"'r box. Florida. 1.00? i 50; bean 9,
1.00fj'2.tHi per iMskot; jh ;is. J jn\i 1.00,
pepper-. j?t . rate, 2.50 b ?..*.??; kale
1 Jasparamis, por ilnzcn, I on{f
;i.50; spiuaeh, per bbl? 1.00 ft I 50.
HALTIMORK MAKKKTS
It AI/riAtOKE. Mil.,. ?May. 22 ?
Potato*-*. white. 100 pouiid--, 1 25O i
1 5". No 2. ?">" 1i 75; new potatoes. 1
barrel. 00''f 5.25. buahel, 1.00 '<i 1.7.'.; 1
swoetH ami va in k. b.tirH, 3.(U'':< I 50;
No. 2. 2 ""fi 2.5"; liusli>'!, 1.25rn i.50;
I X" 2. 5"''i 75; ;is|ia; ;m'is. <1 >y,eti. 2 50 i
?' .1.5". No. 2. 1.20"<j I.Sit; b? in*. ham- !
I"!". 1.25ft 2.50; beets. i tut. ?! ?!. 'lit; ]
? ?alilian<>. crate. l.uO'ti 1 25: carruts.
i I'll'. 6.00'>} 7.00; ???> r tt, orate, 2.0'i'-t t."".1
I cucumbers. crate. I.00ii'2.50; ??kk- i
l>bints, crate. 1.25'u a.""; kal*-. bushel.;
' 2" ft :t".
j l.l'tllll'c?Haskcl. I'M/ 1 'Ml; ntl III!). 100
. poll litis. 3.50 ft 5 i"t, Nn. 2. J .'??< ; .t I'll,
| s|?rliin onion* I'm. 1 ."??> <i I 7 5. ??? is".
I hamper, 2.5h I..Mi. pcpp'-r>. c t .it.-.
! 2.110'<| :i 50; rnilishe-*. 1ft". 5"'; ?'n;
rhubarb. l(ni. 4 ttf, .rfiOit; ? i11:???
I bushel. .'t" ft 5"; s<|iiash. crate. 1.25ft
j 2.50; tomatoes. critic. 2."0'u 4.50.
Apple!- Packed. barrel. '*? 5i'w S.'ft.
i No. 2. 5 tin'.j 6 i it. bushel. 1.75 "<i 2.5";
box a:>!ilc.? 2.50 <t I fti . blnek bcrrt
ipiart. 2ftV 25: cherries!. pound. 2 '.
Krapefrult. box. 3.5" '.i : orantv
box. K OO'tt |t <>. p. .1.1,, . , I 1 ;
[5.00; strawberries, quarU low 25
Poultry?Live, spring chlckchx,
pound. t.*.:.r.. will',' l-?.?bori- .i
t": voumk \\ Inter*. !>>'.< i
254730; xin>i11 and white I.tRhorns.
26ft JS; t> 1(1 rooster*, If. iltu ks. 20't
(22. small and poor. 16ft IS, pigeons.
I pair. '<i (ft.
I'UK!- I.rifs- r.ff. n,tli\o and ) ? arbv,
flrr.ts. dozen, 25; Southern. : .1.
iioti:i.m ami kksoht.s.
W&te,
v"a
heWaverleyj;
O. ".m front. Prlvnf
a t h h. Descriptive
Hook lot on roqurst.
Hotel Chalfonts
"On the Atlantic Ocean,"
Virginia Beach, Va.
Golf, Tennis and other
amusements.
Mrs. Horace Lucian (iray,
Mnnatrer.
.Hotel
Bretton Hall
BROADWAY
i sr.tb tn Rfith Street*. New York
SI IUVAV STATION AT Hfilh t urner
lift, t'rntrnl I'nrk ?V Rl%(*r>ldt" l>rl\e.
l-arRcst ami
Mont Atlriic
tlv? Trim
stent Mill
town Hotel.
Convenient
to
All Shops
ami Th?ntre?.
Dnrlnc Sprlnp A. Summer Miiiillts
fiOU ItooniN >vlth Prlvnte Until
lit Verr Attraetlvr Kitten.
A Inn Suite* of 1!, .'t nu(I -I ItoontM.
Henluurnnt (if IllBhrdt Stitiidnrtl.
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I Gel It?
"When can I got it?" That's
a question every shipper of
freight knows by heart. lie
has asked it and had it asked
of him a thousand times.
There is one variation td
that question. It is "When
will THEY get it?"?when you
are making the shipment.
No matter which question
was asked, the answer was
always the same: "I cannot
toll you exactly. It will have
to go by freight."
You will notice I said "was."
It is different now, and the
Richmond-New York Steam
ship Line has made the differ
once. Those ships leave Rich
mond and New York EVERY
Wednesday and Saturday, and
j arrive at their destinations
two days thereafter.
The Richmond-New York
Steamship Line has made
shipping between those two
points more dependable than
it has ever been before. The
rates are low?water rates
always are.
There is not a merchant in
Richmond but can use these
facts to advantage. Not all
merchants are using the boat
lino, however, and this we at
tribute to the fact that its
really great advantages have
not been called to your atten
tion. Wo are. thorofore, tak
ing this opportunity of doing
just that.
Moreover, the Richmond
New York Steamship Line
would welcome any criticisms
or suggestions for the better
ment. of the service. They
shall receive due attention and
be put into effort if it is at all
possible to do so.
We are bore to serve you
..nd to save you time and
money. Inquire into the rates.
They will interest you. This
is your line, and what is more
interesting than that even, it
is a growing business. The
tonnage has increased 40,000
tons in the last year.
Hundreds of merchants and
shippers are using it. How
about you?
Watch for those sto
ries of the Richmond
New York Steamship Lino
every Tuesday and Friday.
S. A. OVKN,
General Manager.
NEW WRKSteameJ
(sails tomorrow rtooni
iet yoviv fxei^htj
in. earl>r
STKAMSHIIN.
CUNARD
AN0 ANCHOR UNESj
Connections Encircling
the Globe
Drafts and Foreign Money Orders
for ?*ll!nn aii.1 Fu'.l Information apply
COMPANY'S OFFICES
517 lith St.. N. W.. Washington
?r 0. O Alley. H30 E. .Malu St., Richmond