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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-13
CHAHLOTrE NOTES.
A Curious Case-An ola Lady
Dragged 10 Death.
Especial telegram to Tue Dispatch.l

Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.l
CHARLOTTE, y. C., April II. The case Of
Otto Nerwis, the mysterious bookseller who
has been here since last August, Is one OF the
most singular ever known here. For the
past ten DAYS NerWis has been the talk OF
the town aud people do not Snow what to
make OF him. Nerwis was arrested Tues
day, as was ielegraphed the Dispatch, Tor
not doing certain sanitary work. He re.
sisted arrest and used loud and profane
language en- route TO the guard-houSe.
When arraigned before The Mayor he was
mute, refusing TO notice anybody or answer
auy questions. lie was fined one hundred
aud fifty dollars. In default Of which he was
sent TO the chain.gspg. Nerwis being a
young white man and having ALWAYS behaved
himself orderly, public sympathy was soon
in his favor. Yesterday morning prominent
LAWYER voluntarily appeared before the
Mayor and produced evidence, on the
strength OF which the Mayor RENTED one
hundred dollars of the fine. so deep was
public. interest that late last night prom-
nent citizen went TO the Mayor. paid the tne
himself, and then went over TO the chain
gang and brought Nerwis 10 town. Il now
develops that be was falsely arrested, as it
was not his duty TO do the sanitary work be
was ordered TO do, and for which he was ar
rested. Tue excitement in the case con-
tinues, as he says he Will sue the town for
heavy damages.
News is received here to-day OF terrible
accident 10 an old lady IN Allegheny county
on Wednesday. Mrs. Eliza Anderson. who
IS sixiy-Seyen years old, was our driving
alone, when her horse became frightened
and dashed OF at furious rate, throwing
her violently from the buggy. In falling
Nrc An1erSon,s foot caugbt In the smokes OF
the waeel. and for two miles she was drag
ged and dashed against trees. At last her
foot became loose. but she was then dead,
nearly all her bones being broken.
In Rutherford county yesterday Miss
Emma Roberts was to have married jonathan
Norris When the hour for the marriage
ceremony to be performed arrived and the
two arose in front Of the minister who was
10 perform The ceremony the young lady
iain,ed away and within ten minutes she
xas dead
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-13
DanvtIIe and Ghe New-River Bond
holders,
Special telegram to the Dlspatcn.l

Especial telegram 70 the Dispatch.l
DANvILLE, Va. April l2.-rhe Council to-
day agreed to submit proposition to the
Danville and Ncw-River bondholders, which
Is 10 substance as follows: That Danville
viii agree 10 withdraw its suit aud allow the
company to reorganize upon the following
terms That the bOndholders will give writ
ten consent 20 reorganization at once; that
DanynIe viii have representation in the
Board Of Directors that Dangille's preferred
stock OF 100000 be recognized as a
second mortgage on the net earnings OF
the road 10 the amount Of $4,000 per an.
nun: that the bOndholders will reimburse
DauYllle for any expense incurred IN pro-
curing aud sustaining the sUper.ededs; that
the $4,000 now cue the city and any other
amount due the city from the net earnings be
provided for and paid at once; that the gauge
OF the road be hroadened from Danvllle TO
stuart, and that the road come into Danvllle
on its own Independent track.
Trock-laying on the Atlantic and Danyille
road was begun to-day.
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the truth Of allegations regarding the issue Of
secret cfrrulnra

s"' s"'o WI hhrEo'tVus ftkhfuinz Tue ISSUE 81
secret circulars.
The fire which broke out Thursday eve
ming In the steamer Gillian At New Orca M
hiss continued to eat it, way into the 25,o00
bales OF cotton. All the cotton will be more
or hess damaged by fire and water. while
1900 bushels OF corn have been saturated
with waier. The loss on the cargo Is now
estimated by the agents OF the steamer at
100000.
Yesterdays Oregouian. at Portland,
prints the following special dispatch from
Port Townsend, W. T.: The United States
grand jury have found twenty-five indIet.
mcnts against William Harmed, ex.deputy
collector; eleven against Herbert +. Bernie,
ex.tre1sury agent, and twelve against
Quincy A. Brooks, for stealing from the
Government
The Frank Chatham Bivouac Confederate
veterans at Nashville st q meeting last
niebt passed resolutions as follows: While
we FULLY appreciate any proper expressions
OF sympathy from the northern people for
our needy Confederate soldiers, we. en-
pbastze the declaration that we repudiste
any effort directly or indirectly to beg aid
from them IN the North.
AT New Orleans yesterday: First race
five furlonRs-Pauline won; Cassaudra
second, Jim Reed third. Time, 1:05t. Se-
cond race-three quarters OF mile Kee Wee
Ma won; McNurtry second, Mute third.
Time, Lie. Third race -one mile--Inso-
lenee won; Pat Sheedy second, Countess
third. Time, 1:42l. Fourth race-four aud
one-hali furlongs-Ilopeiul won; Osrsrd
second, Fairy Queen third. Time, SO.
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MARKETS BY TELEaaaPa
NEW YORK.


NEW YORK April l2-CottoD firm; sales. IA
bales; uplands, lo4c.: ORLEANS. l0%c-; net re-
ceipts at all ports to-day. 9S7D bales I; exports
70 Great Britain, s,552 bales 10 the Continent,
T. 4S8 bales; stock. 1850 bales Weekly net re-
ceipts at this port, 500 bales: gross receipts,
22Ss5 halcs expOrts-tO Great Britain. $3.50
bsies; 20 Franco, 739 baies; 10 the Continent
6.lSi bales: forwarded, AI04 bales; salee, i.7H
bales: spinners. 3i9 hAlos stock, 232,S9l bales.
southern -four dull Wheat weak: No. red,
Sil,c In store options weak April "a &C.. May,
S5,c.; June, So nc; July. sc. Corn stronger ;
No. ,, 42& a42a.c. In elevator; options lsaAc.
July, 42Ac. Data steady !. Aprh, 3074c.; May.
291sc.; June, 2934 &C. No. sspOt, 81 ka32Sc. Hops
steady and quiet Coffse-OpuoDs closed steady;
May, fl615asi6s5: June. SIS. 5000 July, t17.
Sugar-RaU strong; fair rodning, &C.. centrIfu-
GELS 96-tsst, 67,c.: refined active, &c higher.
and firm: G. 6xa7c. extra G. 7xa14c ;
standard A. S.. confectionery A, Sc cut-loAf,
9ilc. crushed, 9hc.; powdered. SIC granu-
latod. SIC; cubes, S%c MolssseS-ForeIgn
quiet; New Orleans duh. Rice steady and quiet
Petroleum dull ami unchanged. Cotton-eeed
oil quiet Rosin quiet aud steady. Turpentine
steady and quiet Hides quiet and steady. Wool
weak aud quiet PORK quieL Beef dull Cut
meats quiet Aiddles slow. Lard easier; west
EN- steam. i7.H4 city $50; April and May.
f1.15. treights steady
CHICAGO
CHICAGO. April l2--Tno casa quotations we're !:
Flour duh but steady and unchanged. Wheat
No. spring and red. s614 as7c. No. . corn,
Lard. S6S0ai6.s2A. shOri-rios. sJ90at6 Shout
ders $50 y assoc. Short-ciear. S6.37J< aS6.50
Mhiskey. Sl.0a
The Leading futures ranged as follows:
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Governor Hill retains in BIS service At
Albany the servants employed by Governor
Cleveland. The bousekeeDcr, Mrs. Eggles-
ton, was recommended to Governor Hill by
his predecessor, and her retention led to the
retention Of her subordlnates. Homer +.
Bishop IA the Governors steward. Bishop
is black Republican. both in complexion
and In theory, but he IS devoted 10 the do.
nestle comfort OF David b. Hin. As the
Governor keeps no horses, always walking
10 the Capitol, there is no coachman In his
establishment
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-13

stock Swept TO Death a Citizen
| Drowned.

Especial telegram 20 the Dispatch-l
ONAKCoCE via TAsLEY, VA, April r.
Intelligence has Just reached here from the
seaside that seven horses, two hundred sheep,
aud some cattle, belonging to Powell q Gar.
rison, John A. Birmingham, and others. OF
Wachapreague. Va, were swept of Para
more's beach during the storm last Saturday
night and were drowned.
News has Just reached here that Captain
John Sparrow, residing on Puneoteagne
creek, was drowned during The storm last
Saturday night on the Western Shore, in the
Cbesapeake bay.
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THE GLOUCESTER TRAGEDY.
The Argument concluded, aud the
Case Given 10 the Jmry.
IL 81 I'M q Tho lllanafNh 1

Special telegram 10 ihc biollatShsi
GLOUCESTER COURTHOUSE, April l2.-The
argument in the Ross case was concluded
tbis evening about O'Clock. Mr. Marquis
Jones, for the defence. spoke this morniDg
about two hours. His speech was very
able one. Mr.. Robert Mclandlish followed
In very telisg speech, which brought tears
10 many eyes, General Ta'iaierY0 made 'he
closing speech for The defence. His speech
was delivered with much force. and was a
very eloquent ono. The argument OF the
defence was considered very able. Mr.. +.
-. Jones made the closing speech for The
prosecution. lie spoke only Que hour and
a bali. This WIS the shortest speech made
during the argument today, but II was one
OF great power, and IL produced marked
effect upon all WHO heard IL. The court
house was full OF eager listeners. AT the
close Of the speech Mrs. Ross tainted, and
had to b. carried from the courtroom The
Jury retired for few moments, and then
the court adjourned till 10 o'clock to'mor.
row morning.
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TRAINS HORTHWARD.
'DailY tDaiiy except sunday.

'Daily. tDaiiy except sunday.
sTOPPING-PLACRS
Noa Is aud ~ mako no stops. No II
siops only on signal at Chester. No. ~
stops on signal 81 CentraIa No. Is stops
only on signal At Chester. Ceotrslla, and
Manchester No. 50 stops on signal at all
regular stations and also aI Temples and Port
Walthall. Nos. 81 81. IS, and IS will stop at all
stations for passengers.
PULLAAN-CAR SERVICE.
On Trains Nos - and . sleepng-csrs between
New York ana Tampa, ria. tUta Jacksonvillsk
On Trains Nos II and q sloepipg-cars between
Washington aud Charleston and between W ash-
ington and jacksonville. On Train No. -
slespine-cars between New York AMI Jackson
Vile. On Trains Nos. % and - sleeping cars
between New York and 1nomasyille, Ca
THE ONLY ALI.-kAIL LINB TO SOaGoLK.
LEAVE. ARRIVE
Richmond -. 1850 A. NJ. Norfolk. les p. VI.
Richmond -. 200 z. n. Norfolk. ..940 z. NJ
Norfolk. .'6:2O A. NJ. kichrnond ..Ii3 A. NJ
Norfolk ..... 500 r. VI. Richmond SIS +. VI.
These trains slso make close connexions for
Fsrmyille. Lynchburg. and Southwestern points.
aud all stations on tho Norfolk ana Western rail-
road. II. ". sULLf.
superintendent
T. T. D. MYERS General superintendent
I. NJ. EkERS0s. General Passenger Agent
bOI Haas, Traffic Manager NH
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-13
DEPARTURE OF srEAmExs.
PHILADELPHIA, RIG H 4>sEFA
MoND AID NORFOLK
iTEAMSHGP CoAPANY.

Appointed sailing days. Every TUESDAY
and FRIDAY at IL NJ. aud every SUNDAY at
8 A. NJ.
Freight for Tuesdays and Fridays steamers
70 ,eiyed ill 1880 A. NJ. for sundays steamer
tn p. a. Saturday. Freight Received daily till
z. VI.
Fare, s.
FOR further information apply 20
J. w. McCARRICK,
General Southern Agent, Once RockettA
W. T.. CLYDE h CO..
mol General Agents Philadelphia
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Murder TriRI-The Jary Unable TO
Agree.

Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.l
CHARLESTON. ". Va, April H. The trial
Of Frank Dickson for wrecking Chesa.
peake and Ohio train near here on the morn
Ing Of October 9th. in which two persons
lost their lives. came to a close TO-DAY. The
case has been holly contested aud the trial
occupied several days. This AFTERNOON the
iurv after bsving been out all day reported
that they were unable TO agree aud were dis
charged. The case will again come up for
trial at the June term OF the court.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-13
FIRE IA Emory ana Heury-Serious
Loss.
Especial telegram to the Dlspatch.l

tSpeclhl lcitsIah W tho DNF"'NN'i
LYNCmBURG. VA, April ia dispatch
from Abingdon VS.: The Byar's House at
Emory and Henry College Was burned to
the ground To- day. The estimated loss Is
$4,000; insurance. $1,000. This house con.
tanned Csliopeau and Hermesian halls and
libraries, the college library. the museum,
and cabinet. The loss on the furniture IN
the hall is $500; on the libraries, $1,000
damage TO the other houses, $500.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-13
H,HE BRADSTREET COMPANY.
i CHARLES Y. CLARK, PEKsIDESr
BRA0STREETS RICHMOND OFFICE
no. ll0s EAST MAIN STREET.
Telephone Nol3i
III. Witty. superintendent

The Richmond once mas more than Kept pace
WITH The rapid growth OF the city and develop
msnt OF ne territory tributary tolt II offers 20
the mercantile community OF This section all the
advantages OF asystcm the superiority OF which
N recogniEed In every trade centre Of tho ciyil-
lied world That Il Is Ia special sense prepared
10 guard the Interest OF it, local patrons Il at
issssd Dy the fact that Is has now larger suaAsr
0ssts~tSws ass sHs etA<< n<TssnfiH ass~sz
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-13
DEATHh.

COBBS-Died. at the residence Of Mr.. Hiram
Oliver No. 2i20 east Marshall street, April 18th.
at 1918 o'clock r. NJ, Mrs. AMELIA r. COBBS,
IN the seventy-ninth year Of her age.
Funeral from tho residence SATURDAY
MORNING AZ $50 O'Clock. Friends OF the fam-
ly respectfully invited 10 attend No Covers. :
JACKsON.-Dled in Manchester. Aprf 18TH,
at the residence Of her parents. ~ 1870 o'clock,
BLANCHE VfRGiNib. only daughter Of Patrick
II. and Alice Y. Jackson aged fourteen months
and nine days.
Farewell, father. lay me gently
In my little bed.
Think Of God, who gave and took me,
Now elumber with tho dead
Farewell, mother, must leave you
tor tho dark and silent tomb.
Close my eyes in deathlcss slumbcr,
Faded in my early bloom.
Farewell. my two little brothers,
For am gon9 20 l0aYcu
Try 20 meet me there.
For there's no parting there.
Funeral will take place at the residence Of her
parents. No. 5ll Eighth street. TOMORROW AZ
o'clock. Friends and acluaintsnces are in-
vited - attend.
PEACE-Disd, April Il. 1889, NJ 4 4. VI. at bis
homo in New Kent county, !. c. PEACE, in the
forty-nrst year OF his age. Of typhoid pneu-
monia. He leaves wife aud thrco children
to mourn their loss.
Funeral services AZ Black Creek church THIS
Saturday EVENING az $50 o'clock.
WORMELEY.- at the residence Of Ro-
bert X. Hall. Frcdericxsburg, We. April 4, leS9.
Mrs. VIRGINIA WOkhELEY, widow OF John
Tayloe Wormeley.
Norfolk and San Francisco papers will please
copy.
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4 Ftre al EttrIck.

Especial telegram 70 the Dtspatehl
PETERSBURG, VA, April II A IRE oc-
CURED accidentally 10 the picking.room OF
the Ettrck cottOn.iactOry to-day, badly
damaging eleven bales Of cotton aud in.
turing the betting
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-13

~ II 3 ER -
NHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
~ WAY COMPANY

scHEDuLE IN EFFECT MARCH ~ lisa
jHAvx KicBroNp.
SIS A. N. for Nswporl News, Old poinh ana
Norfoik daily. Puiimso Paiace Car
Richnord - Old roint
Iisl5 A. NJ. Through Mail for Cincinnati snd
Louisville. Daily, Horfo;t ~ Clifton
Forge; daily except sunday. Clifton
Forge 20 Cincinnati. solid tram 70
Ilnssnnati. pullman BUFFET sleep
ing-Csr. Charlottesville 10 Ctnein-
matt
s:@P. n. Through Mail daily for Nevpct
News. Old Point and Norfolk. Pull
man Beret rsrior-caf oIceps sunday
10 Old Point
COOP. N. Gordonsvins Accommodation. daily
s@P. NJ Fssi kSpre.s for Cincinnati and
Louisville. Daily. Connects In Gen.
trail Demonstration, Cincinnati. for the
West and Northwest and in Unioo-
ststio1, Louisville. fox Wet ami
southwest Pullman Bunct sleeping
cars 10 Cincinnati and Louisville
ARRIVE AT RICHMOND
sooA. n. from GOrdOnsvillo daily except sun.
day
1865 A. N. from Norfolk aud old Point daily:
Pullman Buffet Psrnr-car except
sunday from Old Ptont
::isp NJ. from Cincinnad AMI Louisville dssiy
except sundsy vest % Clifton Forge;
daily, esst q Clifton Forge.
1sOoP. NJ from Norfolk and Old Point daily.
pUlimsn s1fe' sieeplng-car Old
Point 70 Cincinnati.
e00P. N. from Cincinnati and Louisville daily.
station: Broad street near seventeenth.
Ticket Ofice-: Corner Tsnth ADD Main aud
Railway station n. w. FULLER
General Passenger Agent
IT. HARAHAS. General Manager. tss
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FOREtGS NOTES.
Fighting at HaSti-Earthquske "a
Fort de Pafx.
IBy telegraph TO tho Dispatch.


New YORK. April ~. Advice, from Hayti
by the steamer Delta, which arrived here
this morning, state that heavy fighting took
place on March 18th between st. Marie and
Gonalyes, and that on the same day great
damage was done by an earthquake at Port
de Pax, many houses being wrecked and
several persons injured. Motives were lost,
however. The Delta. which sailed from
Port de Paix on the Sd instant, reports that
the United States ste'mer Ossipee, Com
mander Kellogg, arrived at thst port March
Goth. All well. The Ossipee was from
GoDalyeS and proceeded on March 3lst for
Cape Hayti. The United States steamer
Galena was At Port dc PAX March Dist. All
well.
Ill IN JAIL.
fBy Anglo-American cable TO the Dispatch.l
DUBLIN. Apnl Flames Lawrence Ca
rev, member Of Parliament for North kil.
dare. who was sentenced 10 four months
imprisonment for offences under the crimes
act, ia III IN the hospital Of Belfast Jail.
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aiding futures ranged as follows:

REVIEW or TER CHICAGO MAEKET.
CHICAGO, April l2-Thers was good trading in
wheat during most Of the session, principally
for July delivery. Tho feeling vas somewhat
unsettled and the course Of the various futures
wa. somewhat irregular. May, for instance. adj
vanced 3Lc, broke OIL &C.. and closed l,sc-.
higher than yesterday. Not much interest was
manifested in May and little attention was given
that month. consequently light trading, either
buying or selling. caused wide fluctuations. For
June prices advanced SIC, declined 2s<c.. and
closed about &c higher than yesterday. July
opened hshc. lower. advanced ~, and then
for awhile fuctuated with a moderate range
until after II O'Clock, when tho market broke oil
about eye, reacted some, ADD closed lkc- lower
than yesterday. fair business was transacted
IN corn early In the session, after which the
market became quiet and Inactive. The feeling
developed was steady, the opening sales being
at yesterdays closing prices, and under a
fair local demand mo market ADVANCED &c.
The demand was soon satisfied. however, and
the market reached 10 inside figures. and the
nnai quotations were about the same as yesier-
day. oats we're weaker and luwor. Tho open
ing Was az yesterdays close 20 &c. lower, with
downsard tendency. Prices for May declined
Ike rallied slightly, but closed steady ~ nearly
inside figures Fluctuations In June aud July
were small and the feeling steady. An unset
tied feeling prevailed In hog products and prices
fiuctuaied frequently within q small range. At
the opening the market was stronger, owiag TO
the steady hog market and increased orders TO
purchase on behalf OF outside parties. Prices
Rather free offerings. however, caused weaker
feeling. and prices declined again, but 5000 raj
lied with fair buying by local shorts The up
ward tendency was checked again, aud prices
receded, but toward The close the feeling was
stoadler and prices Improved again slightly. the
market closing at about medium figures
BALTIMORE
BALrInoRy. April ia-E1our weak aud In
clinins lower. Wheat--Southeru scarce and
nearly nominal: Falrz o2c. as. 03: Longberry
sscs bid Corn-Southern active and nrmer:
white and yellow, lsa44e-: westera strong.
Oals stronger and offerings light; outside quota.
tons easily obtainabie; southern and Pennsyi-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-13

Two great enemies Hoods Sarsapsrills
and impure blood. The latter Is utterly de-
feated BY the peculiar medicine.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-13
Mean temperatures ..............
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NKw YORK, April 1g-The stock market was
quiet but fevarsh and irregular throughout
and prices made no material progress In either
direction, final changes in all active sharcs being
for fractional amounts only. London prices
came lower this morning and foreign nouees
evnced desire 10 sell some OF the stocks bought
80 literally during tho past few days. Lower
quotations from London were supplemented by
the bearlsh advices from chicago, but the market
showed most determined resistance 70 me
efforts 10 get II down. The market opened Win
aspurt Of activity, hut this soon died away, aud
il was FOR the most part quiet 10 dun, with snort
periods OF animation throughout the day. The
fret prices showed declines from last evenings
figures extending 10 = per cent. but these losses
were further increased by small fractional de-
clines In the early dealings Fluctuations.
however, we're entirely insignificant untu
after II O'Clock. whom the buying move
ment set in. which largely increased the
amount OF business done and advanced
quotations all over the list with Changers
leading. This was followed by dulness, which
lasted until : z. ~. when the list got segging
tendency and pressure being brought upon
AtrhisOn a considerable Of decline was brought
about Buying began again before tho close,
and the market closed quiet and nrm ~ irTegu-
lar changes for the day. Several OF the spectsl-
ties made a marked movement during the day,
and Memphis and Charleston was very promi-
nont scoring final gain Of 90 per cent, and
WAS followed by Pittsburgh and Western Coiora-
dOcOal. La the unllsted department the sugar
trusts made a further advance NJ hrst, but be-
came feverish and nnally lost all 81 the i'm
provemenL The decision Of Judge WALLACE that
the overhead wires must come down caused
some movement in Western Union aud Manhat-
tan, but final changes in those shares are insig-
niacaut. Total sales. $4,000 shares
Fren,Rg.-Exchange duh and steady A. SKA
4s9+. Money easy at 3as. closing offered
nc 8 Sub-Treasury balsnces-Gold, 1884,
a56 0OO: currency. sl6,iii,0O0. Governments duh
aud steady for Is: per cents, 1897. eH. Int. !;
A T. hon IA AMI and ate z
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DIEDMONT AIRLINE.
RICHMOND AND pANvILLE RAILROAD.
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST hoCrE SpUTh
AND SOUTHWEST.
PULLMAN SLEEPEkS On ALL NIGHT
rRA1NS
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OLD DOMINION STEAM IL
" SHIP COMPANY. LAaS&A

TIcse.s caa DO obtained a. A. w. CARRIERS, 1000
MAN street: Chesapeake and Ohio and Rich
mond and Peyersburg dopots, and ~ companys
ofrces, 1901 kain street, and wharf. itocksttsL
Frs;ght forwarded ana through bills OF isding
lssusd for points beyond New York.
Freight received daily until hour OF sailing.
Passengers leaving Hichmond on MONDAYS,
TUESDAYS WEDNESDAYS. THURsDAlss and
SATJ RDAYS By the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
way ira Newport News IL S:45 A. II. and ~
Richmond and Petersburg railroad same days
a. go A. M, will make connection Al NOR
FOLK with steamer leaving those asya
GEORGE w. ALLEN q CO.. Agents,
No. 1904 Main street. and
.,oa Connnauvis uhxrf hczrN cfra
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FLOUR
We quote: Fine. 80 Is. superfins. Sl.75a
s3.25; extra. l5)A3l75 family, sis3L5): pAton'
family, country, sL75dtl25
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GRAIN AHD COTTON ExCHAxss
RICHMOND. April IL 1899.
oFFKRISaS
wHRAr.-li6 bushels.
COKS.--1, 90 bushels
OATS 5000 bushels.
SALES RgPo2rED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT-Mixed. 50 bushels good st CSC. u
bushels fair az 9Jc.