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SPECULATIVE DULLNESS REIGNS
New President'. Expression With Re
gard to H s Tendency to Pursue
"Legal Methods" Gives Satisfaction
?Wir? Interruption Handicaps.
(By Associated Press.? i
NEW YORK. March 4.?The luau-1
guratlou of the new President wa ?
received with passive satisfaction in
the financial district, so far as the
operations iu the stock market save
any sur.ace indications.
The p^ltu lu the character of the
new ""President which Is most prized
In financial clrcies Is that stated I?
him in the appreciative estimate or,
his predecessor, published in a perlo-.
dical in the wcrds "his intense' dealru
to reach practical results for good
ihas made him at times Impatient orj
the restraint of legal methods, while
1 have been trained as lawyer and.
Judge, and am strongly Imbued wilhj
the necessity for legal methods
eleven years on the bench are likely
to make me."
The Inaugural address contained]
nothing to surprise stock operators.
As it 60 happened that subsequent
considerations induced the closing outj
of much of the recent pun liases, the
professional traders found little left
for them to d.> as an expression "l I
opinion over the political succession.|
The day's dullness was attributable
In no small part to the serious Inter
suption of wire communication wit it j
all parts of the country The tele
graphing by cable wns freer than by
land lines, and foreign cperations ml
this market, narrow as were their |
dimensions, were of considerable ef?
fect.
The brightening of the Balkan I
situation rprcmpted some buying of
stocks and helped the opening show j
of strength here.
The clearing of the steel trade
situation, reported by the organs <d |
the trade, was not definite enough,
nor followed by enough buying to|
cause any great impression. There
was another drive against Erie on
the score of restriction on the jmt
raisslcn for its bond issue.
The sustained strength In the wheat
merket, speculative as it is in ori?
gin, directs Increasing attention to
the promise for the winter wheat
crop and keeps alive anxiety over Its
fate.
Money rates are tending downward I
again and ready sale I. still reported |
for new Issues of railroad bunds.
Bonus steady. Total sales par
valne, $2.284,000, United States bonds)
were enchanged on call.
Total sales of stocks today t'.i, TOO |
rlftrrs. including: Copper 57.500;
Sugar 200; Tobacco none; Atlantic
Coast Une 500; Chesapeake & Ohio|
t?ftO: Louisville & Nashville 1 !M1
Reading GT.tifcV Sloss Sheffield Steel I
* Iron 400: Southern Railway 1.400; ,
Tennessee Ccppe- 60?; Union IT.eirl.-j
4S.5O0: United States Steel 70.500;
Virginia Car. lira Chemical 500.
Clos'ng Stock List.
Amalgamated Copper . fit1;
American Car k Foundry . 4S'-i
American Cir & Foundry, pfd 110
American Cotton Oil . ?''-''??I
American Hide & Leather, pfd """-T
American Ice Securities . C'>7?
American Unseed . 1?.
American Locomotive . r.2
American Locosootive, pfd .... Ii:
American Smelting <V KeTng .. 80?;
Amer. Smelting *.- RC'ng. pfd Hrt
American Sugar Refining . I'S'i
Amer can Tobacco, pfd . 9l\
Omerican Woolen . ?_,'i?4
Anaconda Minine, Co . tnvi
Atchiscn . W*>
Typewrite
We have for sale, rent or ??
Typewriters, in frrst<lasa i
t)nc Remington No. fi ...$";T.i<o
One Bartoek No. 1? ... $."M .no
One Remington No. 6_$.10 etc
One Smith r-rcmier No ; $n; ?M>
Charles C. I
TYPEWRITERS AND ALL SUPP
Visiting Cards
and We
If you art* in DPfxi of any
rpm wh-i *rm , gn do f ?r yon.
ri.t>work M iiOatraBi Statioi
Invitations. Kf?.
We turn < ?t nothing bol
I J. J. Pain
The \jemdi
-Krtabl?
'AtchUon, pfd . ,n;f?
Atlantic Coast Line . H8
Baltlmoie & Ohio .+ 107%
Baltimore A Ohio, ;>fd .m W
Brooklyn Rapid Transit . "l i
Cnnailiaii PaclAc t. ^'Jj'a
j Central leather .
Central Leather, pfd .
Central of New Jersey . 2J2
Chesapeake ft Ohio . 6t%
Chicago (Jreat Western . "
Chicago ft Ntrth Western. 176%
I Chicago. Mil ft at. Paul . 11
. <?.. C. C. ft St. 1. tils . "3
j Colorad > Fuel ft Iron . 31
Colotncio ft Southern .
1 Colorado ft Southern. 1st pfd si
I Colorado ft Southern, 2nd |>M TH
1 Cons. Miltner) Gas .
t Corn Products.
Delaware ft Hudson . l"!
l>? nver ft Rio Oraode.
Denver ft Rio Grande, pf.l ... 85%
Distillers' Securities . :('>*4
Krle . 25%
Brie. 1st pf<l .
Krle 2nd pfd . :,1
General Electric . K,i
Oreat Northern, pfd . 139%
(Ireat Northern Ore Ctfs . (is
Illinois Central . 1 11
luti rlmrougb-Mei . H*4
Interborough-Met. pfd . *19fc
Intel national Paper . . '"'"J
Intcrnatirnal Paper, pd . W
Internati mal Pump . 35%
Iowa Central . -*
Kansas City So uthern . 42??
Kansas City Southern, pfd -
Louisville & Nashville . ljs'<4
Minneapolis ft St I/mis . 62
Minn.. St. P. ft Sault St. M. . 13*4
Missouri Pacific . "7%
Missouri. Kansas ft Texas. 39
Missouri, Kansas ft Texas, pfd 71 Vit
National Lead . "?'
New York Central . 122'i
New York, Ontario ft Western 444
Norfolk ft Western . 86%
.V .rth American . s"
Northern Pacific . 136*i
Pacific Mail . 30%
Pennsylvania . 129%
Peoples Gas . 11?
Pittsbnrg. C. c. ft St. liOtiis . 89
Pressed Steel Car .
Pullman Palace Car . 16!?
Railway Steel Spring . 41
Reading . 123
Republic Steel . !!>>i
Republic Steel, pfd . 721-..
Rock Island Co. . 23
Rock Island Co. pfd . ?1%
St. Louis San Fran. 2nd pfd. . 36%
St. Louis Southwestern . ?1
St Ixtuis Southwestern, pfd.. 50%
Sloss Sheffield Steel ft Iron.. 69?^
Southern Pacific . 116% I
Southern Pacific, pfd . 127^i j
Southern Railway . 2374
Southern Railway, pfd . 62%
Tennessee Copper . 37s* 1
Texas ft Pacific . :tj 4
Toledo, St. Louis ft West. . 4.'.
Toledo. St. Louis * nest, pfd 68
Union Pacific . 171
Lnlon Pacific, pfd . 94%
United States Rubber. 2!?
United States Rubber, 1st .pfd 102%
Tnlted States Steel . 44%
United states steel, pfd . no's
Ctah Clipper . ln*4
Virginia Carolina Chemical . . 13% |
Virginia Carolina Chemical, pfd 113%
Wahnsh . 17 |
Wabash. pfj . 1
Westinghuuse Electric . 7 s'?. j
Western l nlon . 65 |
Wheeling ft Lake Krle . !? I
Wisconsin Centra] . 4ss4
A. T. ft T. Co. . 12<t j
Chicago Grain and Provisions. I
(By Associated Press.)
CHICAGO. ILL. March 4 ? Wheat .
prices broke sharply here today I
owing to the private reports Riving I
estimates < f farm reserves of wheat
which reports showed a much larger
amount of grain in fanners' hand.
than had been forecasted by leading
local bells. Part of the loss was re
gained but at the close prices were
still % to % below yesterday's final
quotations. Corn and oats closed
firm, but previsions were rather
weak
Articles Open High ls>w Close
Wheat -
May . .Iis:, 119% 1174 1l7r,
July ...105% ltn>% Ii?."?1* 106%
Sepi . \>9K 9VS, 9SN, 9\:?
Com?
Mai ?iT1-.. 6tt% ti7>- ijs's
rs for 5ale
xchange. the following rebuilt
ondiflon:
One Remington No. K . %i' .At)
One '?, Premier?wide
carriage ... .tpvnn
? e
2pes & Bro.
LIES -9<>9 Wsshington Avenue
dding Invitations
thin? ia this 1'ne. < all and
Wo do ?11 kindf of Copper
scry. Visiting Card*. Wedding
. the very finest ?'laus of work.
ner's Sons*
ng Jewe>legv.
hed 1892?
July
Sept
Oats?
May
? Ji.ly
S?pt
66%
M %
67%
87
?>''? %
31%
42
50%
41%
Most Pork, per bbl.?
May 17.32% I7. i.> 17
July 17 40 17.42V* 17
I>ant. per 100 lbs.?
May 10.00 10.00 9
July 10.10 10.12% 10
Short Klbs. per 100 lbs.
May 920 9.22% 9
Jnlv 9.35 9.35 9
66%
50%
11%
?2%
02%
67%
?ti'i*
56%
50 *h
41%
17.80
17 3.'.
9.97%
10.07%
9.17%
9.30
New York Money Market.
I By Associated Press, i
NRW YORK. March 4? Money oil
call, l*i per cent, ?-asy; ruling rate
1 \: closing bin 1%; offered at
Time loans rather soft; sixty days
2% a 3 per cent; 9o days "ai per
cent and six months 2% to 3 per
cent. Close: Prime mercantile pa?
lter 3% a 4 iper cent; sterling <
change steady with actual business In
bankers' bills at 48.V60 for sUty day
bills and al 487.70 for demand. Com?
mercial bills 4S.".% a %. Bar silver
54%; Mexican dollars 44
STILL OWED IT.
Gladys?My brother Is just awful.
He can't save a cent.
Harold?He has saved a ten spot
of mine for the last eight months.?
N. V. Herald.
In the Days of the Past.
Hnml In band, with the tniirrh of time.
Come mnny sweeping changes.
The Btovt s that prehistoric mm once
used
Wer?- ?Impty mountain ranges
?Jutljr*.
Hopeless Case.
Dill -I lost my silk umbrella yester?
day at the club .
Pickles?Too bad! But you'll get it
back, won't you? Aren't your initials
on II7
Dill?Well, come to think of it, there
nro some initials on it. but they aren't
mine.
Cool.
Boy? Pardon me, but are yon the
gentleman who Ib waiting for Miss
Mlghtie?
Swell?Yes.
Hoy?Will you kindly have pa?
tience. She asked me to tell von she
would come as soon as the rain
stops.
Simultaneous.
"My daughter." reniarfced Mrs. Nex
dore. "has developed u perfect passion
for music."
"Yes.'" returned Mrs. Peppery. "But
"I'll warrant it Isn't so strong ss the
passion your daughter's music arouses
iu my husband."
Perils
"Isn f there danger, ' satd the timid
man. "of dropping! thing* from an air
ship on the people below ""
That isn't the w.rst. ' answered the
candid Inventor. "You re lucky if the
whole airs, ip doesn't fal! on you."
Plenty of Time.
"(live me a little time." said the
-oung msn. "and I will do something
t.i arouse the country."
Three mouths lat??T ke had Ms
cl-.anee He was hawSlog aiarni riocks
from bouse to house.
Striking a Balance.
"Why are women who Pgnre in the
press items Invariably beautiful*"
"To offset the newspaper cuts. 1
Imagine "
Winged.
Her- Whet became of Aggie Stage?
s'-inks angel?
ife?He was too fly for her.
The Feast of Dolls.
The feast of the dolls is the quaint?
est of all the ht?e Japanese ?Irls
:estiva!s In the storehouse, where are
kept all the famity treasures th- :.? are
boxes filled with dolls which have
come down from th. g. an?!mothers
I and great grandm: Ibers F-ach new
tiridr brings J-.er dolls when -he tomes
to her father in law * honae. and she
keeps the feast fS? h vear :>I| her ekl?
est daughter Is old '-polish to lake ,t
up?London.ItsUv News.
He Gave it Up.
After Ife-rolew had p.is -d ?sVr?
j throuch twn Fnartb of Jnlv r. lehra
i 'lens, a half ?Wer. fnoihill games and
a hnnttnc season !n the Maine woods
. hS iiervertrtor cave n;i trying and snr
1 rendered tVe s'oien rr?*s-?
ATTENTION HIBERNIANS
Ou account of the death of Mrs
Rose o I'a'llghatt. t'-love<i * fe o'
Jas O'Cailishan, an ?n'i-?-m<'ii itiom'vr
of this division, oiii ?r? b? r?-bv noti
ned to a tend 'n * bod- for tfce fnas ral
I from the residence. r-K% .und S'
I at 4 p as. this i Frida-i afternoon
M A HICK ET. Pr-?
P A. OHARA. Secty
iaoooosaooooooooooooooooeoooooooooooot:
The Want Ads Are
Business Peacemakers!
In the store, the office, the factory, the work-places, the home
wherever human interests clash, wherever workers and employee
come to he discordant, wherever new workers c ..ew work are the
urgent need?the road to peace lies through the want ad. columns.
In almost every case, a peace-wrecking Incident of daily life
needs but the simple remedy of a little want advertising?whether
it is the sudden exit of the servant, stenographer, clerk, cook, roonv
er, tenant; or the unexpected need to quickly "raise some money."
More and more, every day, in the lives and affairs of the people
of this city, the want ads. are coming tc play the parts of adjusters,
cf vexation-preventers, of BUSINESS PEACEMAKERS!
Advertisements under classified heads will be Inserted at the
uniform rate of one cent a word lor each insertion. No adver?
tisement, however small, less than 25c tor the first insertion.
Special rates made on long time contracts.
WANTED.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
' WANTED?BY YOUNG MAN. Posi?
tion; can do anything. Salesman
preferred. Willing to work one
w< .-k as trial. PA.M, Care Daily
Press. 5
WANTED?TO BUY. SELL OR Ex?
change, furniture and stoves. C. W.
LEWIS. 2502 Huntington avenue.
I WANTED?TO SELL SEED POTA
tocs. I rich Cobblers at lowest prices;
flottr. meai, hay and grain. Full line
of fruits. COUNCIL PRODUCE
CO., Twenty-eighth Street and
Huntington Avenue. 3-16
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE?SMALL STOCK OF
groceries; good stand and cheap
rent. A. It. C. care Daily Press. 7
ATTENTION LADIES?THE MAN
who is not particular about his
clothes is not apt to be particular
about anything at all. and the man
who is particular alvnit h!s clothes
might as well not be, unless he
finds the right tailor. Particular
people are always pleased with the
clothes mude bv T. P. Keating. 221
2.1th Street, and ?veating & Wruble.
42S Main Street. Norfolk.
AMUSEMENTS.
? MARCH 5
Lew Dockstader
And HIS 70 MINSTRELS
Prices 25c to $f,50.
Pale Mow Open.
T. S. BOONE. EXPERT HAIRCUT
ter; first-class barbers employed;
best attention paid to all. 3112
Washington Ave. 5-2"
DR. R. LEE ROBINSON, DENTIST,
will move March 10 to opposite
corner Washington Ave. and 28th
St.. over "The Mirror." 5-19
I FOR SALE?THE DOCKSTADER
Minstrel soncs now on sale. GEO
1). HAMPTON PIANO CO., 21
2'ith St. tf
|FOR SALE OR RENT CHEAP?
Nice, airy dwellings on 47th Street,
between Washington and Hunting
ton; 45th Street, near Huntington:
No. 1142 25th street. North s.do of
29th Street. n<ar Washington ave?
nue. No. .",15 .list Street, and one
vacant lot north side of 47th Street
All have baths and other modern
convenient s. Neltns & Company,
Inc.. Real Estate, Insurance. Rents
and Loans. No. 2517 Washington
Avcnce. Newport News, Ya. 10
1 LOTS FOR SALE Of* LEASE IN ALL
parta of the city. Call aDd get
prices. OLD DOMINION LAND
CO.. Hote: Warwick Building.
FOR SALE?MARCH ISSUE EDISON
records Just received. Also the Co?
lumbia Doubl? Disc records that
play two selections for the price
of one. Geo. D. Hampton Piatto
Co.. 210 2%th Street. tf
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT 31* AND .".1* FORTY
fourth Street, two ten-room houses
modern conveniences; apply .tit'.'
Washington Avenue. 3 2 If
FOR RENT?BRIGHT. DESIRABLF
front room for a conple; apply 1
r Ith St. " 3d
FOR RENT
rooms, one
s' rert.
TWO FURNISHEr
ror-f. 117 Thlrfv-first
FOR RENT Nit ELY FURNISHED
and oomfo'-'aW.- room: all conven
lences. bem lo ;? ton. References ex.
changed. CENTRAI*, csre Dell
Press. 3-4
FOR RENT- 2 BRIGHT. AIRY
rooms with board: mod. conven. 13a
31st. St. Bell phone 34*. 21?-lm
FOR RENT?LA PGR. WnTlX LOCAT
ed store r*K*m.
hp T. W. JCDKIVg.
reaaonah!. For Information sppo
DsJtj Prem o.*fleu.
LOtT.
LOST i;OLD WATCH BETWEEN
231 Tw ntv ninth street and M.y
i r's Pro? store. Retara to Mev
i-rs Bros |; ,r,|
TRANSFER COMPANIES.
OLD noMJNION RAOOAOR TRANS
fer; offers C * O Station 'r none*
Reil. Kos p?| and Itt: CINt'ti? No
12. tf.
NELMS & COMPANY. INC.. 2517
Washington avenue. Insurance of
all kinds, loans, rents, real estate,
notaries public. ' The oldest agency
In this city. See them first. Of?
fice hours from 8 to f,:0U; Saturdays
S a. m. to 9:30 i>. m. 3-18
ATTENTION. FARMERS & TRUCK
ers?For sale: Canada field peas,
seed oats tnd full line garden seed
and fertl Izers. S. A. RUDD, phones.
NORFOLK TALLOW CO. ?DEAD
animals removed free of charge by
C. H. Schofield, 'Phone 84-L. Hamp?
ton. 12 31-3m.
HOW ABOUT THOSE OLD BILLS?
WE can collect them. Guarantee to
collect or no charge. GEO C.
Biand, Room 2, Coleman Bldg.
RESTAURANTS.
THE 8TAR RESTAURANT.
For Ladies and Gentlemen.
We buy and ?--*e only the highest
grade of everything that's good. We
want your patro:isge and we will do
ill In our power to cam iL Cleanest
?nd mt.st satisfactory olace in town
?11 Twenty-seventh street, next Sil?
t Bldg. MM yr
AT
The
heatre
BellC
Home of High Class Amusements.
Picture Programme
"The Suffrarjette's Dream."
Good Comedy by Pathe.
"The Test," Drama.
Beautifully Colored, by Pathe-.
VAUDEVILLE
Clark ?nd Bradley
"Teddy Bear Girls."
This is a Hummer. Sc.' It.
""oote olfe
Mimic a Good One.
Performances?Matinee 3 to 6,
Nisht 7 to 11. Admission 5 and 10c
Wonderland
VAUOBVILLE I
JOIiiN WaiKInS
In His Funry Hebrew Sketch.
MOTION PICTURES
Feature Subject. Fri. and Sat.
"Shanghaied"
A thrilling story of beautiful
California and the Pacific coast.
$5.00 Pnse Given ?*,-, m Miss- |
inj Word Contest.
SEE PROGRAM AT THEATRE i
Sc Only!
My 5c!
Tfctrt *Ve Facts k Tc
ivf% f*wn Teat Ire
W irrte Bcaty
Tc Tea!
Fart 'hat will have much *o
?i'h vour purse with your
pians. with vour con-fort.
Fs?l? ?hst will .-fford \ r>n 'he
' aerwer" to a good many que?
d'l. that distort* you -f-spect
al>> pt rseooestion?.
Your da?1'? work is nnttnished
until vnti have Poked up these
facts?and von will find som
of them In the s'ore-ads. ?nd
?rsnje of them in 'he want ads
COMMISSIONER'S SALE.
Under decree of the rorporation
f.urt of Newjiort Newa, in the csuae
of old Point Comfort Impro-.ement
Co vs. OwweH's Ex. et al. I shall ot
fer for sab-, at public auction, lo th
highest bidder, for cash, in front o;
tb?- roerthouse door in Hampton a'
1:30 o'clock p. m..on Saturday. March
Sth. I9i?9. all that certain piece of
land containing -V3 lere? m E-ira
hetji City County. Virginia, nweuded
on th?- East hy the lands of Adam
Perkins, on the. west b> 'h" linds
of S E Bickford. and on th.- north
hy the Ixnds ef Shields and Bi< kford.
h? !ng commonly known as Mck
Swamp.
c. AY LETT ASWBY
Special Commissioner
I herrhy eertlfv Hist the bond re?
quired of the foregolue atrial com?
missioner has ">eea dttlv given
D. G. SMITH
Ork
BT R E MAR ART ?B.
Deputy Clerk
Chances for Quick Profits Offer?
ed All Purchasers at
These Saks
CONSULT POWELL TRUST COM?
PANY. Inc., ABOUT THESE
TRUSTEES' SALES OF VALUA?
BLE PIECES OF REAL ESTATE
To be held on
TUESDAY. MARCH 9. 1909.
for default thereunder, respective?
ly, at tho rennest of the parties sev?
erally secured In the hereinafter men.
tinned Deeds of Trust, the undersign?
ed will offer for sale under (he. terms
of the same, at public auction, In
front of the several respective prem?
ises on
Tuesday, March 9, 1909,
XT 11 O'CLOCK A. M.
That property on the East Side of
Oak Avenue, between Twenty-fifth
and Twenty-sixth Streets, known as
Lot Number Thlrty-rour (311 in Block
Number Forty-five C. (45-C) on Brax
ton's "Mop showing the locution of
100 lots, etc.", as described in Deed
of Trust dated March 20, 1908, exe?
cuted by George Haycox und wife to
the undersigned Trustees, recorded in
I Clerk's Offl 'c of Newport News cor?
poration Court in Deed Book No. 31,
at page 21;
AND ON THE SAME DAY
AT 11:18 O'CLOCK A. M..
That properly on the East side of
Chestnut Avenue, between Twenty
sixth and Twenty-seventh Streets,
known as Lot Nutubvr Thirty-five <...>)
in Block Nuniber Ten C. (10-C), on
Braxton's "Map of part of the City of
Newport News," as described in Deed
of Trust dated May 14, 1904, executed
by John R. Ray field, (unmarried), to
the undersigned Trustees, recorded in
Clerk's Office of Newport News Corpo?
ration Court in Deed Book No. at
page 342:
AND ON THE SAME DAY
AT 11:30 O'CLOCK A. M..
That property on the South Side of
Twenty-first Street, between Roanoke
and Chestnut Avenues, known as Lot
Number Forty nine (49), in I! lock
Number Thirty-two C. (32-Ci.onBrax.
ton's "Map of part of ;he City of New.
port News." as described in Di ed of
Trust dated August 20. I'.'Or,. executed
by Florence ,T. Diekens and husband
to the undersigned Trustees, recorded
in Clerk's Office Newport News Cor?
poration Court in Deed Book No. 31,
at page C7;
AND ON THE SAME DAY
AT 11:45 O'CLOCK A. M.
That property on the North side of
Twenty-eighth Street, between Orcutt
and Roanoke Avenues, known as Lot
Number Sixteen (16), in Block'Num?
ber Seven C. (7-C). on Braxton's ".Map
of part of the City of Newport News.''
AND ON THE SAME DAY
AT 12:00 O'CLOCK M.
I That property on the North side of
I Twenty-seventh Street, between Or
icutt and Roanoke Avenues, known as
| Lot Number Twenty-six (26> In Diock
Number Eight C (8-C), on Braxton's
"Map of part of tbe City of Newport
News," as described in Deed of Trust
dated September 17. 1906, executed by
VandaHa A. E. Bircbett and husband
to the undersigned Trustees, recorded
In the Clerk's Office Newport News
Corporation Court in Deed Book No.
31. at page 221;
AND ON THE SAME DAY
AT 12:30 O'CLOCK P. M..
That property on the North side of
Twenty-eighth Street, between Jeffer
! sen and Madison Avenues, known as
i Lot Number Twenty-one (21) in Block
Number one Hundred and Thirty-nine
1(139) en "Map of part of the City of
'Newport News. Virginia." as described
jin Deed of Trust dated August 16.
'.902. execnted by William C. Llewel
llyn end wife to the undersigned Trus
I teeR, recorded in the Clerk's Office
i Newport News Corporation Court, li
; Deed Book No. 24. at paje 72.
TERMS?In the case of each sale
i terms tj be: Cash sufficient to pay
the indebtedness secured, and .-.'tie and
[unpaid to the beneficiaries, respective.
!ly. In said Deeds of Trust named with
interest, expenses of sale and execu?
tion of trusts; balance -:pon terms
' to Ik* anno"nced at sab s. A deposi*
'of 915A.n0 require,] in each case at
; time of sale; terms in each case to
I be complied with witbi:? ten days, or
I respective properties will be resold
[at costs 'f defaulting purchasers.
JACKSON II. RALSTON,
and
E. QCTNCY SMITH.
Tr JStee*.
WILLIAM C. STUART.
At'orner.
STOLEN.
j STOLEN?LAST FRIDAY NIGHT.
horse and buggy, also set ni harness
j from A. L. Parker. Horse stolen
has white .?!>ot in forehead and cit
I on foot bi barb wire. Buggy :? old
I with new curtains. Liberal reward
I wifl he paid if found and returned
to GBO W niLWORTH. dairyman.
j on Briarfleld road, near shipyard It
STOCKHOLDERS' MEETINGS.
NOTICE.
The snnnal meeting of tbe stock?
holders of the Newport News Shi|e
buiMtns; and Dry Dock Company wl I
be held at tbe office Of th" General
Manager of the Company, a* Newt-ort
News. Virginia, on Th'irsda*. March
itih. IMS, at twelve o'clock, noon, fo
'be election of Dtnarfors and a Pres?
ident for the enduing year, and for
the transaction of naefc o'b r '?u.-t
less as me* properly e-?ni-?
ib?? meeting.
C. K GRAHAM.
Til Serr-tarr.
tiasDCRTAKSPJS
W. E. HOUSE
Office anal Swowroom 234-2.w 75th St.
?Phones si. Res. 110
J. HUGH CAFFEE
rrvrnAL director and em
bakner. Office 'Phonos. Bell and
Cits. No. l Reeid*!*-" IM; No r,.
1 Wtf.

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