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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-30

tlfrfrfn Va. Mar ~. special -
II.i nr.h there were three lots sold as fol
l.H.. On. Dot. NifA brick building. 10 John
Smith for $1,000. One iOi 90 Major ii. &.
hIIfoH, for $500; one lot 90 j. W. POpham,
i Boston. for $3.50. Major Burrows will
erect handsome tWo-st0fy brick building
in ile nelr future. and VIII occupy IL him
..If a- ieneiy store. Mr. P0mham Will
erect FL ESQ story brick building on hrs lot
in ilc near future.
D. is whispered that "a Land and Improve
N'ni tOmpanY viii bc started IN the very
n.af future. in short time Culpepcr VIII
se Ael streets thrOngcd with strangers
King iO make Investments; for as soon as
N.f citizens make the start 90 open her rich
N'ds 0i mineral and open her proposed
factories. strangers viii De anxious 20
s.aie ile large profits.
On Wednesday evening. March 10Th, fire
Diphe oui iu ihe stable OF SIR. l.. l.. Nelson,
Wialll destroying his stable, courthouse and
..'-A1u,c. Insurance, $225. The Volunteer
ife Company saved "a dwelling near the
Aie 1i prompt and active work.
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Now York Financial Market

NEW YORK. Mar. DO Money closed easy
al 3l5 per cent Exchange closed steady
posted rates. $500 80 l., actual rates. iriw
lSllt for sixty days. aud 5000 lsD4 iDr
demand Governments. chosen steady, cur
rency IS. ms bid; As, coupons, i2j BID ?
iif's do. lO3l bid.
The stock mlrkot was extremely dun
a +, morning. only 3s.ls, shares changing
hands in the two b0ur- to the close. Lrle,
New ENGLAND. R4ek Island. feNps Pacific,
jersey Central. and Iackawanna absorbed
most of the speculation. There was no tea-
ture in connection with the dealings. Price,
saggod erlduaiIyfO tho close. Wnen tney
were fraction below those of yesterday
The bank statement was somewhat iAfnf-
able. showing an Increase in ihe reserves a
tlf. NIU
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TOBACCO DEPARTMENT.

RICHMOND. VA. Mar. Mo sales Of to-
baccCs on the loose breaks. and no 0neringS
az auction on 'Change to-day.
Private sales reported 10 the secretary
TO-DAY: Wrappers. , hogsTeads; nllerS- "
hOgshcads; scrap. h0gshcad-. DARK 10
baccOs. iogsheads. Total. rs hogsi'C''"s
Private sales reported 10 the secretar, inf
the week ending Saturday, March ~ lN3l'
Wrappers, IA hogsheadsf fl'"rs, ~ hos--
heads cutters. . h0gsheads; SMOKERS. ~
hogsheads; scrap, Il hogsheads; Nes'
Virginia bright tobacco. II hOgshcads; DARK
tobaccos. 1903 hogshoads: sun-curei. ~
hOgshcads: hurleys. 1hosahcads; primings,
- hogsheads. Total. 81 hOgshead-.
Ofhce Of the tobacco inspector reports
today: Inspections. bright. = hOsshead-
daik. 3 hogsheads: Western, "a hogsheads'
ReinspectiOns, bright, & h0gsheads; dark.
hOgsheads.
Inspections and re-inspeciious for the
week ending Saturday. March 20. $500: ln.
spectOns Bright. - .hOgshcads: dark. ~
hogsheads: western. 81 hogsheads. Rein
spections- BRIGHT. 90 hogsheads; dark. y
hog-heads: western. I hogshead. Total M
specti0n aud re-iUspections tor the week
i61 hOgsheads.
Farmers. Seabrook's. Wilson's. Cren
shaw's. Shockoo. Blanchard's. Davenport
Centre. OiNAllulNINIs sh'l'i = "i.' 49,
burne's warehouses report 90 hogsheaas'
fierce and 3b0xes delivered to-day.
Deliveries for the week. jjs hogsheads' u
tercos and 6 boxes.
Office OF the collector 0f the United >tate'
internal revenue reports COLLECTION lor tn'
city of Richmond to-day as follows: lan
paid on ciglrs and cigarettes. s5'ln. t1'
paid on t0bacc0s. -. 9@.s4 Total. >1,Do.s'
Internal Revenue collections Tor the weel
ending saturday. March 18th. 1870, were az
follows: Tax paid on cigars and cigarette-
-. 43O. 80: tax paid on tobaccos, S2l,9-i.sS
Total. 3l,3jS.3s.
Registered at the Tobacco Exchange 10
day: j. b. Cobb. Durham. y. G.; Bian
Burwen. POwhatan; +. Is. Hurt. Abingdon
The Richmond tobacco market was quiel
and dull to-day. The market for the past
week has been fairly active-holders nrm
though there were good sales OF bright
wrappers and filters and dark t0baccos. In
specti0ns light: deliveries good. &. Mel.
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AsHEyIIIE. NC. Mar. 2s.-Our sales this
week have been fully a. large as the last.
The standard of color has been decidedly
higher. while the quality has been no bet
ter. Prices nave been very nrm at outside
figures for an grades possessing color, and
this includes what is known as "colory
nOndescrpt." which have recovered iuilN
this week. reported decline in them last
week. but an green stock Is more or less
neglected. and ranges from 2c. O. &C.. or Sc,
and has % be- Of an improbable shade, and
also somewhat faded. 90 bring the latter ne
ures. Heat and mold are much more ire
quently found now than heretofore. Indeed.
the proportion hitherto has been very small.
when the milduess of the winter Is consid-
cred. Mr. ". Duke, of Durham, was here
most of this week, and returned home yestet-
day.
The weather would Dee delightful, but for
the March winds. which truly. for mo-
ment let MS forget the particular season.
We hear of no complaints 0fbad prospects iof
plants. and suppose they will bee ready ai
the right time. as q good many of our FAR
mers lost by the conduct and ilightot POM
dexter from Danyille last week. 10 Is hoped
it will nure % the benefit Of This market
hereafter. y. BOILING.
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BALTIMORE. MD. Mar 29.-Cotion nomi-
nal. middling. llAW li'sr. Flour quiet.
Howard street and Western suporinc.
$1,000 $3.50. do. extra. $500 $500, do.
family. S1.ilQ $3.50; city mill. Rio brands
extra. St9lWNi0: winter wheat patent,
SLO@SlS0. spring DO. do.. ,f.15Ci 500. DO.
do. straight. Sl.iW SL,3. DO. do. extra,
SlG0NSiOO. Wheat southern quiet and
steady; fulfz, soW s0c.; ionghcrry. eiW>s;
40. .. do. SiW gel; Steamer rcd. slc.;
Western quiet, 40. 2. winter rcd spot. s3ilw
$3.50. Germ southern inactive; white. 800
flc.; yellow. 3UW3,c.. Western steady.
mixed spot and March. 1862 n16i ic oats
fair and unchanged, southern and pennsNl-
yania. 2lW30tc. Western, white. ~m
3Oisc.; do. MIXED, 2ln 2Si .c.' graded No.
white. 3oU3W O.. R}e slow, prime 10
choice. 55oijlc. Provisions ifm: mess pork
old. 5000. neW.fll.1J. huik meats. ioose
shoulders je.; long clear and clear rio sides.
jtic.; sugar picked shoulders, 1i4W1iic.f
sugar cured smoked shoulders. Dil ntiic.i
hams. l0WlOisr. Lard Refined. isc. ,oaee
quiet RIO cHr.0cs. iair. Zjc. sugar steady
soft. o. 3-it'. Copper. refined. -tead' 40
l21-ml3l.c. Petroleum firms refined. ic.
Whisky nrm ut slNNWfl.l0.
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FROM LYNcHBURG.


- $500
in scare" OF HIS VIE
l.run.rD. VA. Mar. % Special. -
..l...ff f..,... Hi. f.ro,,,.5
H... .n iae border oi me CITY, was sNd
....tf.a syndicate for $4,000. % be laid
..ffnr lots and made "a part Of West
I.....rrf. lisa beautiful portion of the
M
Yesterday the elders 0f the First Prcsby-
..n.iI.r.h. the oldest in the CITY. COM
...I Bib. purchase of the ruustall lot on
...r.r.r Cont and Niufh streets. for
. -...nfa fine new church in the center
n. .tr Obj. inf cost 500 per foot.
.... ST.. nlf.i - pastor.
...n4- p. atI0r of Aupomatt0X. gall
f..f ...lnnf.I.rnf. soldier. and brother OF
d. D.. ,iIi.r Tlri0r died Yesterday at his
,.
Az. honest -..nIr. man from Hinton. w.
..tl..... today in search of his
...I. .|lndonod her home
..l.. -.m of her husbands
..I ..r. .n This direction with "A
.... Individual al attraction. Neither
.I. ,...... r.r Iar famutor could Doe found
.. I.t. .. .r. aiolrhf 10 Doe i'm Danylllo
..., lf an, ratio. Tine discon-olate
......rI u...I SEARCH for Them i'm that nuar-
-.. m. I.. Iar.. himself willing to forgive
-. u....rl rife IL She viii return with
.... ...H.mo
f.r. d. ..rsa. % negro woman boarded the
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LIZ AI MTcHElL.s srATIoN.
sparks FROM "a saw-Im The &. . o's
Northern Oufl'i.

sparks FROM a saw-nni- The &. 9 o.'s
northern outlet.
GORDONsvuLE, Va, March -o.-.-pe-
cial. A heavy wind storm visited this sec
ton, commencing early Friday morning
and continued through the day, with more
violence during the evening
A very destructive tire occurred late IN
the evening at MitchflFs station, on The
Virginia Midland Rlinal. burning the
freight ana passenger depot. which was not
large or valuable. aud Two stores. one ~
more dwellings. together with the saw-mill.
The latter. near the village. furnished The
SHARKS o. DO fhi, great damage.
The agent has nearly completed securing
options for the right " way from euaniicp
10 this place for the Chesapeake and ONO
Railroad. Northern outlet. and 10 n learned
that II Is npOn satisfactory terms. II Is De-
iieyed ibis branch viii Boz built in ihe near
future. which VIII give competing routes
North. and. with the present railroad iacil-
tiles in almost every direction and the Or
ange and heysfllla. VIII Dee connecting
link IN large syndicate.
The West End land and improvement
Company will soon be- ready Tor active oier-
4finu-
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W.T. al once taken TO the church. fol-
ioWed ny many devoted friends and rcla-
yves Ter funeral was preached by Rev.
-, n, II. cutter, who accompanied the remains.
iIer remains were Inferred in the family
NdNe,yard ut her fathers Old place. and
no" inc property Of Miss Mary l.. Wo0tton
siSui OF the deceased. Mrs. WilkorsOn
,'.u ana uled CHRISTIAN; none knew her
but 20 love her. Her bcrcaved husband
children and sisters have the sympathpof
our community.
MI. X. W. Price. who has been sick of
ia grippe for about two weeks. and now
confined 70 his room. is thought 20 be- I'M
proving; also 7. j. Price. who has been
suffering with the same malady.
captain W. X. Johnson, who is al home
on leave Of absence, will soon report for
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-30
THE TERRIBLE TORNADO.
Reports of Further Havoc and Destruc-
ton AT Various Points

ton at Various Points
LOUISVILLE. KY. Mar. 29-'lhe latest
and most intelligent estimate Of the total
numbered dead throughout the city, is thatit
Will not exceed $50 persons. This is care
fully and fairly accurate.
THE sWATlIE CUT THROUGH KENTUCKY.
LOUISVILLE. KY, Mar. 29.-Ihe swath
of the tornado which wrought such terrible
destruction in this city is clearly marked
through the state. Reports from Paducah,
near which place the whirlwind must have
entered Kentucky, give details OF much
damage The new town Of Grand River. on
Cumberland river. was destroyed and scye-
raj people killed. I'm Larkin county many
houses were RACED TO the ground. From
Crittenden county the same story comes.
Heavy storms are reported from nearly all
the river counties. In Christian and Irigg.
i'm the southern part OF the state. the loss Of
life and property was very heavy. last OF
Louisville but little serious damage is re-
ported. although a numbyr Of houses were
unrOoied boy the wind.
DEATH AND DESTRUCTION IN ILLINOIS.
MuRrnNsBORO. lLL., Mar. ga cyclone
PASSED through Jackson county Thursday
evening. spreading death and destruction in
lis path. About twenty-five people are re-
ported killed. Sixteen are reported killed in
and about shiloh, and north Of Campbell
Hi. in the Northern part Of the county.
several were Killed about Poplar Ridge, in
the Southern part Of the county. AT Grand
Tower four were killed, three children are
missing and great destruction Of property.
NEARLY A HUNDRED KILLED.
EVANSVILLE. IND, Mar. 29.-Reports re-
ce:yed from Point Township, Pozcy county.
on thu Rising river, state that nearly one
hundred people were Killed and irjur d,
and that a number Of PHYSICIANS have
been called TO attend the Injured. Taere
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GAINESVILLE, Tenn, Mar. B.-ILa ro-
ceipts are steadily increasing with the inn
proved condition of country roads. sales Tor
the week ending to-day foot mp 'i5 hogs
heads. our market continues very strong.
being mainly sustained by speculative and
factory demands. Farmers are very much
encouraged by the improvement in prices
during the lasklew weeks, and in many sec-
tions of our district they show disposi mon
fo make am increase 0ntheir intended plant
ing. But il is already ,O late now that many
of them will not Doe able io Increase their
planting as much as they would like TODD.
NJ. II. CLARK a BRO.
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EFFECTS OF THE FREEZE.


'i>WoDn NA- March 29.- Special.
Ia.t'0e'.o'fa.harl freeze are visible upon
Oboe n.a through this section. The
growth $3.50. t.rT rank this winter, having
u.l. lNt the blades are killed
above ground. and DO has "a dead appear
"'I.l vegetation is injured 20 con-
'l'. extent ihe most serious damage
i'I0- "..n done to the fruit crop. our
iN' 1cy bad condition. But lit
.fN HNrA BIS being done as yet. Owing
I I-l.reeable weather there can be
'.'IINt much done 900 this line.
l't lHuNier and Isaac kilg0rc are as
r.n- Oboe lands OF fle Western district Of
INil. They are making some adj
nren.ni upon the assessment Of loso.
'-' 0I ilN lands Of this section have been
I,.N..IiIr improved since that time.
I0. mlI, are very irregular here. The
-N waters have been some drawback 70
0tH.auiy 0f the mails, bat the princi-
..N-N ls "a nOu-cuuncctiOn ON sandy
I-0. where iie carriers from this place
nN Lebanon are o. meet and exchange
.l..i.~. H- there is uo Office 40 that point.
5000 ItI iAe time the carrier from this
.i reports that Boz waited the required
.rt'h 0f time. and the other fellow "camc
Frequently are received packages
'.NI Nue noen unwrappcd ard just loosely
wrapped un again.
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THERE is something refreshing and ex-
hilarating in. the fearless manner in which
John II. Deyereaux speaks out in an inter-
view this morning. Twenty years ago no
man would dare 10 open his mouth IN print
and say anything which would in any way
intimate that the wharf owners Of Charles
ton, Ga, or the capitalists Of Charleston,
were not public-spirited citizens. Mr.. Dese-
reaux says bluntly this morning that the
reason Charleston is 30 far behind IN the
race for commercial prosperity is because
Charleston's capitalists don't care iig for
Charleston's prosperity at least that's
what he intimates.
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GEN. MALONE AND AFRICA.


said to he offered the Command Of Ger
man TrOops-firc al culpeper
ALEXANDRIA. VA, Mar. 29.-lspeciali-
During high wind this forenoon Chiei
Creighton was telegraphed that a connaera-
lion threatened the town Of Culpeper. me
Columbia engine was boarded speciai
train, but later The Mayor teleS.sph'1 'ns'
the ire was under control, MRS, - T..
ttohtfoot,s large house on Main street 10
~indward was destroyed and other dam
age done. ,,,.o,,o,,,s ,ho,
,.neral Malone has been offered the COM
mond of a body Of German troops m AFRICA,
and mat this is Mr.. Asa Rogers mission
abroad. ,,
Mrs. James Muir stewart is dead
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-30

NEW YORK. Mar. -p.-FlOur moderately
active and weak: dne. sI.lJNsl.30. super
Zine. s.. IUW2.iO. civ mill extra. Si.2lW,i.iJ
tor West Indies. Wheat uuchauged; no =
red winter s0i.c. cashi do. March. ~.
Corn dun and unchanged; so. , mixed.
30 10. cash: do. March ibfic. Oats quiet
ana steady W. mixed, 2sisc. cash; do.
March poe. Pork dull, mess, Sll.JlWfl2
for new. Lard May S6.lS. -ugnr-te-
fined. steady and fairly active; cui-ioai aud
crushed. 3 .e.; grauulated. 49, &c., mould A.
G5-iG. coffee steady; fair Rio cargoes.
2Oilc.
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DURHAM. C.. Mar. 2S.- Special. The
sum total ofthis weeks receipts were nea'y.
The offerings comprised mostly medium and
good classes OF leafwith some Improvements
in qualities OF such rs is desired for plug
work. strictly fine wrappers were NOT fi7.-
bic and wrappers of general class We're
rather scarce. All classesof leaf are in good
demand. W EBB kkAMhh.
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BERLIN, Mar. pa military balloon,
containing a captain, a lieutenant, and a
private, collapsed over the forest Of
~chrimm, in Posen, to-day. preclpltating
the occupants 10 the ground from great
height. The private was killed. and the
captain broke both legs. The Lieutenant
was not seriously hurt.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-30

THIS il good season OF the year for ru-
mors. The latest on dit IS that Mr.. +. j.
Pelzer. the great cotton factor and cotton
mill owner. is about 10 sell out all his
wharf property, and either retire from busi-
ness or move West. Mr.. Pelzer has large
interests in cotton mills In Alabama. Ten
nessee. and various other parts of the south.
The repoF. is that he has offered Ills wharf
properly, for which he paid over ssoO, oOo,
fJr $4,000.
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THE CITY Council, ~ Columbus, Ca, has
placed upon the people .he responsibility II
determining whether 10 is advisable thar an
expenditure 0f $1,000 should be incurred
by the city % aid in the holding ~ 80 'N-
position this iall. An election IS 10 Dc o.
arnl.
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CHICAGO. Mar o. Wheat opened steady.
Com -lrmcr. dlll. Provisions steady.
Closing Wheat. March. l9i &C.,; May. II. sc.;
June. 1O3tc. Corn March. 2,iir.i May,
2gr ,i 30c.. june. al'. c. olt- March. pc;
MAY. Dds june. 2ii.c. Pork. March,
SlO.Eisr.; May. si0Gl'.; June, Sioea"
Sl0G.llc. llg.. March. sil2il'.; May,
sG.1lisc., June, >6.22i ic. short ribs. March,
May, Sjlllsc.; june. Sj.2NWf3.33' .e.
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Bl5MARCK'S FAREWELL.
Places a Wreath on the Old kaisers
Comm and says Goodbye.

BERLIN, Mar. 29.-Prince Bismarck, yes
terday. paid a visit to the tomb Of Emperor
William l., and placed a wreath upon the
coffin Of the old Kaiser. To-day the ex-
chancellor babe farewell 10 the Royal
Princes. An enthusiastic crowd witnessed
his departure from the palace, cheering
him yOciierOusly.
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Grain aud Cotton Exchange.
RICHMOND. W, March ~, 1890.
OFFERINGS.
wheat-i.2o0 bushels.
Corn so bushels.
Oats 800 bushels.
Ryc-l6 s bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO sEcRErARY.
Corn -Whiic. 30 bushels choice for seed
on private terms.
Oats White, 30 bushels very good ON pri-
Yate terms.
RYE i6S bushels common on private
terms.
COTTON REPORT.
Market firm.
Qu0fatOns.- Middling. lOHc.; low mid
lling. 9jkc.. good ordinary. kc.
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Isltnot worth The small price OF 20 cents
b. free yourself OF every symptom ~ these
distressing complaints? 10 YOU think ~. cal
at our store and get u bottle 81 ShiloA's Vital
izer. fNfrf bottle uas prl.ied suifnnite
ON n. Tee accordingly, ara IL u does you no
xOOI IN Will cost you nothing. sold ul bDllr
Ser Brothers and N. 81. shields q Co., corner
OF Fiftn aud Marshall streets.
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THE MISSISSIPPI FLOOD.
evees Melting Away Before the Rush Of

Levees Melting Away Before the Rush OF
Water.
ARKANSAS, CITY, ARK, Mar. @.-Ihe
storm of Thursday night caused two breaks
in the leyee, near Huntington. At least
half Of the people have been compelled 70
leave for the highland.
LEYEEs MELTING AWAY.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Mar. 9.-Ihe leyees
below here are melting like mush. Two
breaks have occurred near Greenvllle, an
other on the opposite side, in Arkansas, and
still another is reported az Helena.
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NFw YORK. March 29.-Reserye. in
crease, 1913. $50; loans. increase, $LOiD'-
400: specie. increase. Si,Jl2, 400; legal de-
crease, $4,000; deposits, increase, SOIL
900: circulation, increase S2i,coo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-30

shiloh Cafarfn remedy "a marvellous
cure lOf CafarIh. Dphthfrn, C1nSer Mouth
ana Headache. WIN each be- tue there Is an
Ingenious Nasll Injector for the mono sue
ce~sful treatment Of these complaints ~ ~
out extra charge Price 90 ceufs. -p'd ~
I0dcker Brothers 70 nl ID. n. Shields s. 20.
corner Of Fiith ana Marshall streets.
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Gable Notes.

THE HAGUE, Mar. 2s.-Tbe Grand Church
M Apeldoorn, Netherlands, adjacent 10 the
ROYAL Palace, was burned 10 the ground to-
DAY.
PARIS. March 29.-The Chambers ad-
journed to-day until Tuesday, May 9th.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-30

" YOU want 90 SCI a variety n styles q
YictOrias. Suues-. phaetons aud Family
Carriages, call and see DAVID AINsiiF,
Nos. s.. lO and D., Tenth stree
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PROPERTY rRANFERs.

Chnnccrv COmf.-John Bowers 10 Clay
street Baptist Church's trustees. 63 feet ON
Grace street. northwest corner Pine. $3.50;
Edmond B0ssieuX 10 susan T.. Knox. s. feet
on Concord street. northeast corner Rich
ard. $3.50; 4. II. Christian, Jr., and James
Caskie 90 Thomas j. Todd. ~ feet on Broad
street, southwest corner Shaier, 50. ijs;
William II. Haxall's executors to T.. a.
Saunders a son. 20 feet on north side Cary
street and q feet on Exchange alley,
southwest corner Mechanics alley, 3d.
900: Henry Neur0hr to Susan l..
Knox. 20 feet on north side Richard
street. between Valley and Concord, $50;
Henrico C0uAfy.-J. II. Brown and II. J..
Cabell TO George r.. Dunkel, 80 feet on east
side Eggcston street, near Winder, SID;
North Side Land improvement Company "a
North side Land Company, l3J l6tlOO0
acres and 12i 73tlO0O acreas on Meadow
Bridge road. and IL 3O-lOO acres on east side
OF Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad, exclu-
siye Of lots and squares previously sold.
$4,000.
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GREEN BAY, Mar. Especial. f.
ih remains Of Mrs. A. &. VIII
Aris9n, wife Of Captain A. {. VIII
D. on, OF Richmond, arrived here and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-30

Circuit C0mf.-llenry Neurohr against
Quarles & McCurdy. Judgment for plain
tin for Sl6G.j7.
ID. A. kuyk against MOllie j. Turner.
Judgment tor plaintiff for Sl2j.
P0iicc court Richard Bland. William
Bannister and Edward Thomas (cOl0red),
obstructing the street with their hacks.
Fined s. each.
Malakiah Allen (colored). charged with
stealing one lot Of tobacco. the property OF
Boykin. seldom AZ Co. sent 20 Jail for
fifteen days.
John Dangerfeld (colored), charged with
being disOrderly in the street and cruelty
whipping his team. Fined SO.
Thirteen cOlored boys were before court,
charged with fighting rock battles. Ten
were fined 81 each. and the other three dis
CHARGED
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Rich. & Allegheny. lst mort us :"
Virginia Midland. G VI - ~ ..
Western \. &. lsi ~. &. 1890 ~ ....
Western \. 4. ist 0's. &. 1914. -
EAfLRoAD STOCKS.
Atlanta " Charlotte. .......-. sl'l "a
n. y. x y. common .....- w -
RAP. DlY. Obligations JOS 30.
BANK STOCKS.
Citizens SAVINGS .......... 2>A ~
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Virginia Fire AMI Marine. ... ao1S ...
MISCELLANEOUS.
old iJomiuion :. :. Co ...... - -
West End Land a Imp. CO -J,l -
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FITs.-All Fits stopped free by Or.
kiines great Nerve RcsfOrer No tlt
after first days use. Marvellous cur, :
Treatise and $500 trial bottle 'free 10 Fit
cases. Send TO DR.. Kline. a3l Arch stree {,
Philadelphia, Pa.
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Richmond stock Market.

Reported by Jonn l.. Williams & Son
bankers and brokers. No I'LL Main street.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

DUTNAM's THEATRE coMIQUE.
FRASKLIN STREET. BErwEE> rnlErEENn
AND F0URIEENIH.
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NEW YORK, Mar. %.

Reported by G.. ". Branch < CO., bankers
and brokers, No. III Main street.
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GREKNvmLE IN DANGER.

NEW ORLEANS, Mar 2g.-The Picayune's
Greenyille. Miss. special says. The tele-
graph operator at Barnes Landing tele-
phoned at ; Z. VI. that auemeudous current
- coming with the back water from
faston and Huntington creeks, and rising
at the rate Of two inches per hour II this
il true. the protection levee in the rear Oh
Greonyile cannot last through the night.