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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-11

for tbroe-vear-olds and upwards, $3.50
added. Of which $50 10 second and flW 10
third. selling allowances. one mile ana
auarter. All preceding events are 10 be
run on the Grass course at shcepshead Bay,
and Will form not the lcast Of the attractions
If the June meeting.
los Angeles. Of Lucky BaldWin's string,
will make her debut in the great Brookli n
n ludicap. II the track j. muddy, Los
Angeles should be- pretty close to inyinclhle
with Pike Barnes in the saddle. This VIII
Dee the fourth season for the great mare. In
ISL she won -iN races and f22.On: in l'9S
twelve races rand $1,000, and in 1859 eight
races and $1,000.
The spring meeting AT Hudson River
Diving Park viii Doe held July ]. ., :" ana y.
stnd the purses amount to S6.iV. Entries
will close Monday. June .. and per cent.
is required a. 'umo and per cent. addi-
tional 10 start. The iracklha- been improved
since la-i season, and is now as iast 81 any
in the country.
or the suburban candidates that viii re-
ceiye % special preparation for that event
Tea Tray must not Joe ignored. Inc
son of Ravon Dor Is in capable hands. and
% IS owner and trainer. Lakeland. ihihh-
highly of bis chance. Since Doe has had nm
tha horse tOmpcr has been much improved,
and that be- h. speedy and can eo "a long DIS
lance. last years record shows. NJ ia
pounds Tea Tray viii beat some of the top
weights. at present more iancied ones, IN the
race.
Edward llanlan and Fred. \. Plaistod
have been matched 90 row three races on
the Tennessee river. at Bridgeport. Ala. on
June Is. 7 and s. for the one mile champion
ship Of tine ntod states. and purse of
s.. 900. Each race viii Doe one mile straight
AWAY. AJAN.
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Wholesale PRICE CURRENT.


Reported ny Davenport Moris.l
g,ooas-rwo strings, SOC. 10 sl.l5; three
strings. $40 10 -; four strings, $3.50 to
30. five strings, $3.50. Market on all
cradles has advanced fully - per cent.
Baskets-W illow, Sl.l5 10 Sl.30 per nest,
Split, 30 10 I5e. per dolca.
Canned 1omat0es-Ihrce pounds, pei
dozen. 80 10 ahe.
Canned Coy,-Two pounds, por dozen,
20 10 SOC. .,-.,o,,
North Carolina cut. per barrel Loo 10 90
gross, per barrel, Sj.3ll4 TO f5.''' hafhet
bare. with upward tendency.
Rtcc-C arOlina, D 20 BE-; Rangoon, 4llc.
Salt-LNerpoOl, from store, Sl."0;
ground alum from store, per sack, coc'i W
Sl.O0. Market unchanged.
Su0drs- Granulated, C5z; confectionery
\. 81 &c.: soft \, 5f-c. 20 &C.; yellow, 90 70
l53.c. An grades &C.. lower.
Tea,-Black. - 70 Soc; Oolong, % 20
300. glinpowdcr, - % &c.
CGgee-Ri0. 1872 70 Die; Laguayra, l7H
10 20i5c.: Java, - 10 &c. Receipts very
small. As well as available supply 10 no
aud 60. lower.
Buckets-Paintod. two hoops, SLID
three hoops. Sl.5O. Stronger advances.
! Inifstg--tc.
Lard-Pure. ne. pressed, 5l9c.
Noldsses-Extra, h0gsheaj. - TO de-;
y barrels, - % l6c.; genuine golden syrup
per gallon. y 10 DC; New Orleans prime
b. choice - % soc.
.Soap-Washing, "a 70 &C.; per pound
Cement. Lime. Plaster, Ete.
Cemenf-U Union. per barrel. Si.5J; Rosen
dale, Sl.3j 10 Sl.40; james River, sl.2o To
$l.30.
Limc-Rockland, per barrel, sl.lO TO
lSl.l5; Anchor, Sl.0j; RNeFtOn, Si.O; ~;
Virginia lines. SIC. TO 81.
Plastel'-Lump, 81; ground, $3.50 10 81,
Calcined plaster, Sl.65 10 SLID.
Iron. steel Nails. Etc.
Tron-America refined, Old Dominion
bar. per pound for standard sizes, l-lVc.;
English and American sheet, 81 10 54c.i
swedes hammered. 90 Sc; hoop, to s4c.
: Nails-Od Dominion, standard size,
S25; steel, $3.50.
Walker h0rse-shoes. 81; mules, 50.
flour and Meal.
Flo,tr-RichmonG patent roller family
$3.50 10 s.; fancy family, s.; family,
Si.5O Do S4.75: choice extra, $50 70 s5.io,
extra, 1928 10 $3.50; line, $3.50 10 IS.
ueal-City, per bushei, 0oc.; couitr ooe'
Hay. Oats and straw.
> Hav-No. Timothy. per ton, slS.ov a
stl0O No. ., Sl2 to si2.50; mixed, - " Si
Virginia clover, 50 10 vi.
Odts-Baled. 81 10 sl2.
L ShuckS-Baled, % " oVc.
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~ MIMOEIhM.
Written for THE TINES. !
Lexington, Va.

u all hut memories heren.,
We sit beside Our sacred dead,
TO gently touch the pallid head,
And vainiy cherish all THAT'S lcit.
Her folded hands and silent breast.
TIE marble lips, the snowy brow,
All whisper OF sweet -lumpcr now,
Rest. loved one; %. forever rest!
Al earliest dawn She went away
The weary night of suffering past,
Rclicf from pain bestowed 40 last,
To enter on = clouiiess day.
eternal life that day begun
without % shadow, storm or fear.
so WEAKNESS. nor pain, nor tear;
= dag without "a setting sun.
Tire last hours llngor. and they VIII
t,ith us who waited silent by.
SO more to do but see her die,
And watch ull breath and heart were Still.
For her came rest with parting breath,
EorU~ the anguish and tu- WOO;
Which none iut broken hearts can KNOW
The bitter Aoplo- ,n, ss OF death.
She passed beyond the need OF prayer,
or service Df our useless hands
Iu vain wc wait herdtar commands
For now sine lis the gels care.
sweet spirits lowering DER her head
our places take. Wu.ln cnNiuus we
Resent their lu>'rous forms to see
Two worlds contend around her bed.
Great reosouiugs surmount the STRIFE.
our hearts. htr,aycd, o. heaven cry,
iu One unsuitable Why?
Why pain. wins loss, why death ln ifcf
How could She dieaud cog DE good?
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THE PILOT
\ Sweet Poem by Mrs. Margaret y. Pres
ton.


Commenting in the Sunday-School Time.
on the lines Of TennysOn-
II hope 10 meet my Pilot face To face,
Nneh have crossed the bar -
Mrs. Margaret J. Preston writes the follow.
ing sweet poem:
Who j. the Pilot. into whose sure hand,
waiting the summons, as the day grows
Upon the border Of this earthly strand,
We may commit our bark7
Can Reason iule the deck. and firmly steer
Through depths whore swirling maelstrOms
rave and roar,
And madly threaten to oe'rwhelm us, ere
We reach the thither shore?
Has colin Philosophy. whose lore unro;ls
The anxious of The ages ever found
a perfect chart to map what rocks and shoals
Bcset the outward bouudf
STccTs the horizon Of the restless tide.
And questions mid the mists that SO harfass
Is there a farther sldee
Dare old Tradition SET iis untrlmmed light
Upon the prov, and hope 10 show the way
Through gulfns troughs that binder make
The night.
out into perfect day?
Nay,-None OF these are strong 10 .nount the
deck
And. with authority assured and free.
Guide onward. fearless Of the loss and wreck
That crowd this sOuudless sea.
0 We who watch the cbbing tide what saith
The wisdom that through ages hath suf-
feed
For questioning souls g-lhc only chart IL
faith.
The only pilot, Christi
Lexington, Va.
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Market firm.


Messrs Baldwin and Farnum telegraph
b Thomas Branch a Co.. a. follows:
CHICAGO, May l0.-Mhoat We have had
a nervous and active market. Gucsses on
the Government report made 10 MI sorts Of
figures. some expecting that the average
will be &C.. or less. II we get bad report
IN the present temDcr of trade. they will
carry price, much higher. and the reverse il
true 10 10 is favorable. our adNicc- from tho
Northwest are not very favorable rcgaul-
ing spring wheat. and fromNew Orleans
that the condition of wheat in many Of the
best sections Of Texas was very di-appoint-
lng. Liverpool dun. a.. lower. Receipts.
5000: shipments. 2sl.Uo0; exports, $1,000;
and 1000 packages 90 flour. Corn was
,ttong for "a few minutes az opening. and
then weakened. scallcr, sold market down
and some long was sold ont around Sijs. but
the market WAS never weak at any time
during the day, and close Is at BIC. bid.
Liverpool was easy and a.. lower. oats
quiet and close rather tame. nothing new.
Pro, sion- dull ali day. estimated hogs next
week. j.Oo0. II We get them We may see
some lower prices, but on weak sales We
say buy. There is undoubtedly a feelings
as always H. the case that Nav and june
are bad months 90 Doe long. provisions as
trade. as q rule are dun. hut around present
prices we think 20 safe property. We look
lor DUH dragging markets tor awhile now.
Let pork alone for present.
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TOBACCO DEPARTMENT.

RICHMOND. VA. May l0.--No offerings
Of tobacco at auction on Change to-day.
offerings Of tObaccos M auction on
Change for the week ending saturday,
May 10. 1879. ~ packages. Highest price
for the week. so. was obtained for pack
age Of sun-cured tobacco.
Private sales reported 10 the secretary
to-day: Wrappers bright, 10 hogsheads;
filters bright. 1hOg-heads: cutters (hrighD.
hogshcad; smokers (brighD, q hogsheadsi
bureys. 90 hogsheads. Total, 10 hogs
heads.
Private sales reported % the secretary for
the week ending Saturday. May 10, ls'''
Wrappers (brghD. l3j hOgshcads: filters
(bright), 1874 hOgsheads; cutters (bright), II
h0gsheads: smokers (bright), 6i hog-heads'
scrap bright. - hogsheads West irgin-
in bright tobaccos. hogsheads; dark TO-
baccos, 90 hogshcads: burleys, l23 hogs
heads. Total. So hogshcads.
Office Of the tobacco inspector reports to-
day: Inspections Bright, 90 hogshead.
Rcinspections Bright, - hogshcads; dark,
> hOgsheads.
Inspections and rcinspections for the week
ending Nav 40, 1870: Inspections Bright.
29S hcgsheads; dark 80 hogshcads; West
ern. - hogshoads. Renspecti0ns Bright,
10 hogshead-: dark, - h0gshe ads.
Total inspections and rclnspectlons for
the week. 62l hogsheads.
Farmers. Wilson's, Virginia. Allegheny.
Old Dominion. Crenshaw's >eabro0As.
Sh0ckOc. Rlanchard'~. DaNonports, and
Mvcr. warehouses report today: Receipts,
ll6 hOgsheads. 10 ticrccs. Deliveries, ol
hogsheads, 3 tierces.
Receipts exceed deliveries to-day, -
hog,hoads, ~ tiorces.
same warehouses report for the week end
ing May l0. 1890: Receipts. 81 h0gshead--
II ticrces. , boxes. Deliveries, 5Oo hogs
heads. - ticrccs. l6 boxes
Receipts exceed deliveries for the week
ending saturday. May 10, lNV; Il hogs
heads, 10 ticrco-.
Office of the collector of the United states
internal revenue reports to-day collect
ions for the city of Richmond as follows.
Tax paid. cigars and cigarettes, Sooo.'1;
t0baccos, 2,tN2.S0; special, Sl'l20. lotaA
S3.6i9.5j.
Internal revenue collections for the week
ending Saturday. May 10, l>9o: Tax paid
cigars and cigarettes. S6.H1@; tobacco,
SlN.N63.0i; special, 32.i'ool. Total N-''-
$3.50.
REGISTERED al the Tobacco Exchange TO-
day: A.. +. LeltWich, Baltimore; Major W.
4. boswell, Hanover.
The Richmond tobacco market was very
active to-day. for "a saturday market, Win
good sales Of bright wrappers. smokers ana
burleys. Inspections aud reinspcctions to-
day very good. Receipts heavy. being
about double the deliveries. DcliNeric-
moderate. Internal revenue collection,
to-day good.
The market for the past week WAS quit
active. with good sales OF bright wrappers.
bright filters and hurley tohaccos. ln~pcc-
iiOn- and rein~poctionS moderate
Is good. Receipts and deliveries for th,
week were Do -ht. tine receipts exceeding the
deliveries by seventeen h0gshcads and nlno-
teen tiorcc~. Internal revenue collections
for the week were very GOOD. {. Mel.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
Chambers Life OF Henry ". Grady other
Book Received.

{ ftanflltr-f ift Uf Henry W NfTtNN Atlntf
Eook- Received.
IlENl:N W. GRADY. including his WITH
i,...- and sp,.rbo- TIL. +, the memorial
..,..,,..,,.. l,.,..,. ~ Grady.
''''''''
coy" .s,47 '', ' N.'l'' c .'',
"i. ID. =, 1870. if..,.,.,' ,V,tt.r-
I.7 ''' 81" M ~ 49, Nh, r,.,I,
'", '". ..,,,if.t ib, ,,.,,,,
DID,, '''' H. I,.iiti,,,,
phases '.'.., -....,,..'r,, ,,,.,,.,i,.t .,r..
....,t ~. t,....,.,.,, f.,. ,u.ti,.e and
,,,;'.,. any. ,,l.. L,.,v him "a mo-
,,ii,,.i,l ,'r,,,.,l i,, Marion + Nrr,lorv. al the
NV, '''' ~ l. ~, V,,., southern society -
hi. -uaeche-. iucludn. ihc great one on the
,r... M ~.ufb al December 81. l~,C.
In, ..,,t,.,i.l,t,nr .,,.r, fine .ocipfio,
f,,'' f-,,,,...r,f,. al l-.r.,if,u .Iuun u 1850
t' A. t... .-,t.., - p.rambor
" ,. '' ,.''.,,,,. ..i.t,.r,.,l. and sketch
"''' "' f,IlI 3D., tl. ,ol,.r,e. are
,,,',,' ,'..,,,. ..fft,,i.l r.f.rence.
'...'' ~. .,,.,,,,, ~ r,.fnnri,l meet
1..,,.,t i. unfinished Dr., the C3.sel
F l,.-.ii. .'t,., C,ru,u, nf View York. and 10
H.. xiii onir hy substitution and the inter-
If.f.offh. family and mother of Mr.. Grady.
/ A. cannot fail o. Doe welcome 90 thousand.
/ 80 f,l..,...- ,.,llir and rriy1to. i'm the
7 North and south. iNi a- VT. 'hiNlifl
+ ,..il sim hi. ~u.eci. The new genera
/ fiou- ti4f ari-. will bring with them men
/ vhDviI Doe gucd Dul.t tine emergencies
tst ml, ans. meG ittcd 10 rule and
.auallo 1f touching OBJ. popular heart; but
u0 generation VIII ever produce genus. 30
versatile. "a nature -o rare and 80 sweet, "A
character 90 perfect and beautiful. "A heart
ped uu-cli-h and "a mind &C such power
and ,i.or as those that combined
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IIorKGNsNULE. Ky. May S.-Our mar
kct was very strong this week ON all -rade-
of AN styles. particularly on sound old
tobacco. and on ness crop in moderately
safe condition. The offerings still consist
largely of hugs. which are generally ~ poor
and undesirable quality. There wa, som,
improvement I'm quality and condition tnl-
week. which partly account, for the stronger
tone of the market Plant beds are Do q
thriving condition. and Will Yield ahund-
antly tor June planting. The May planting
will bee small. owing tp the hackWordncos
of the greater portion of the plant-hed-.
VI. II. CLARK a Bro.
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MARKETS BY IELEGRAPH.
baltimore Market.
LIN -InLlmranI
Rur,vopF Mn May To-,

BALTIMORE. MD, May l0.-Cotton firm:
middling. ll--w l2c. Flour stead, and un-
changed. Wheat southern 10 rly active
but steady: fultl. 13W>l; Longberry. aj0s
50: ~. .. 9~c.; steamer. 80. red. Doc;
Western quiet: NO. . winter red spot. and
May. HDc. Corn southern firm; white, So;
yellow. g. .N i~e.; Western easy; mixed
--.t. ii' &c.; MAY. l2i sc. Oats firm; southern
and Pennsylvania. 3303sc.; Western
white, 3-w&c.; do. mixed, s'o Sc;
Graded 40. . white. soc. Ryc-fair de-
maniprimo % choica. olW62c. good %
fair. .~.bIc. Provision, steady. I'M
changed. Coffee duh. unchanged. sugar
quiet. steady; granulated S6.l6; coppor-ro-
lined. Z. W BE. W hl-hy firm. SlO3G
Sl.IO.
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BRITISH MANUFACTURES.
VIII They he Exhibited at the Chicago
Fair

LONDoN. May lO.-In the House of Com
mons. Mr.. Collins. Unionist member for
Bordc-ly. asked whether in the event OF ii c
rnrin bill. now pending in the American
Congress. becoming a law. the government
would take steps tO encourage British man
ufacturcr- % carry their exhibits 10 Chi
rlgo on theOcco,ion of the proposed World
Fair. Mr.. Ceilings said that De Iasked the
question because the Mckinley Taril bin
prohibit the importation into the tnitod
states al British manufactures.
Sir James Ferguson, under secretary
or Foreign Affairs. replying 90 w
Collins said it was probable the manuiac-
uror- of Great Britain would boz 90 great
extent deferred from sending exhibits 10
the United states on the occasion In ques-
ton If the Tnrn bill, when passed. was
found 10 preclude the profitable -ale ln
American markets of British goods.
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NKw YORK. May lo.-Flour strong; fine,
f.-5ms2.3l. Wheat weak 80. red, win
tcr. 81 .Ooisc: do MAY. 900 e.. Corn steady;
So. 2miXod ifr. ca. "a; May. ave. oats
auict: SO. mixed, May. 3lcai; june,
g. 90. Pork dui; mess 3llNwSlioo.
Lard -tealy. June, 500. Sugar-Eeined
heavy and lower; cui-loaf and crushed.
6r.r.: grauu.atcd. 6i-i6c.; mould y.
3-l6r. Conoe steady; fair Rio cargoes,
ftI
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NV York sun

IN Columbia -ophouOros have been inc
duccl % agree moi o. miugic beer with the
tears obey are prepared 90 shed over the
burial ol le-cudIe, and in return President
Low h1s consented that the funeral of the
lamented mathematician sh.' take place IN
the college ground ih lhe old order
chalrlr, and thur 1890 iHD naughty
nils Of custom aI, t-...tf.y ulu Torn.
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Cincinnati Market.

CrNcTNNArL o., May lO.-pork-regr-
lar. yl3..5ofSl3.3O: family. >l3.25m Slj.3,1.
Lard Kettle dried. G',06Hc. Bacon
short clear sides, S6.21WaD.5l. WHISKY
sales. ln-2 bauls finished Goods on the
blsi5 of >i02per gallon for hisn wines.
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Grain and Cotton Exchange.

RICHMOND. VA, May 10, lS,).
OFFERINGS.
Corn-9O0 bushels.
Oats, $50 bushels.
Rye-2.O bushels.
Meal 800 bushels.
Mill Onal-j tons.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
Corn-MiXcd 50 bushels prime NJ zoe.
oats Mixed. 30 bushels prime at 3jc.
COTTON REPORT.
Market firm.
Quotations. - Middling, 1ic.; low mid
ling l0Ac.; good ordinary. l0c.
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CLOSED lis Doors.
The American Life Insurance Company
in Trouble.

PHILADELPHIA, May lo.-Tho American
Life Insurance Company closed its doors
th,. morning. Commissioner Forster :
now in harrisburg. Wher" be- said yester-
day: ~Thing. look bad for the company
rho stock j. sunk and am trying 30 pro-
fsct tine policy holders with what is left.
10 i-to their interest ID have fhc company
dissolved. The assets are insufficient 10
carry ON the business.
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A BLOODY TRAGEDY.
The Terrible Crime of Farmer of Min

Tho Tcrrible Crimo OF a Iarmer OF VII
nesOta.
CHESTER. MINN.. May lo.-Con~tantine
>chaotler. farmer OF this township MUIR
dorod his wife and child, boy Of six years
Yesterday morning at sunrisc, and commit
ted suicide. The crime had apparently been
carefully planned. as >chaeher bad pur-
chased i'm the village, within the past three
DAYS. 1870 reyolycr,, "a dlrk-hnite, "A bottle oi
,trycminc. and package 0fNermin pol-op'
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New York Financial Market.

Ibf I'ltethph-'
NEW YORK. May TO- Money loaned no
ip.rceni Exchange closed steady; posted
rates. 4~jWl>1 actual rates, 1874 for
sixty days, and 1861, for demand. Gov
.rumonts steady; currency 0s. llO Didi
-. coupon, ~ bid: g. IS do. l1 bid.
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OVER HE SEAS.
Many Matters by Mail aud Cable From
Other Lands.

.pnonlo in ENGLAND have rot the slightest
.,... ,i... ,.-....,t f,.bion oi i,orv-col-
i'.tt..', a.. .,dorf,d D., Nh. Arabs and Zar-
lir..,.; i9ir..,.i.. vr,-t fbe lake REGIONS.
..,...,,. -i.,,tr,l,ro l..o,..- innocence
..i,', ..,..,.,,.,i MN nor,-railiny. The
i,,.', l'.- i,'o,no literally "A most bloody
l.''-,,.. Rand. CONSISTING of from 300 toll
IG0o ,lantoma. armed with Enfield carhiuo-
and olr,rcd hy Zanzibar Arab ana S"a-
hill. range over that immense ioi'-l id Il
cast of the PIPER Congo. Gc~ttoyin- c'cp
district they discover ana dHtinS >uch
natives az escape The sudden iu-iliadr- mo
the deepest rrrc--c- oi Tine forest. III lh.
midst of 70 vast circle. q ~crihcd hy several
DAYS march DOB cNrN direction, the ivory
raider. select "a locality wherein pauiaiu-
Are abundant. prepare few acres for rice.
and while thc crop is Growing sally oui Joy
t"ontio~ OF l'riito l' destroy ,'''l N.'i'-
Nitiiu lu' cure, '''' ~ '''''', ,i.,i, d.,
''i' "i' f'7 " 3D..
'''i'' ANU
Eismhr'k's hr"sH"'h'~@'
-i"ric~ ~ fl-in"i' ''n'''''.. ,' u, ,,,'
d'r and one OF lNr latest l7 ''- +'i''"7 '-'
esq h1nreiIor has away, h'' ID s'i".-il Di'-
posed io woman b eng elh- j." '"l O"'
MAN nom. ""',ti7' '"' .'' ,..,.
,..i i''. .'.,..-.d i.t. iI.,- am fine sub.
.. .r... ,.. if. .f touuf -.IpuNlIfN tho
,,..i..,--.,lor IT. .r.l,t.I v.,- .I-
''..... ...,,r.l,,,., .,.,tb ri-nar.l. and ANUS
Hi's al. fald of m. .plrtod
Idi-.ufr. flat passed between thaW.
non one occasion Bi-m1rch WI~
particularly grumpy, 3nd Doe -nu'.,u h''
only the countess. hut every olIrf lii! .h
| tha room iu tUemo brutal manner. rs Doe
Withdrew from thc apartments one oi lir
large russian ma~'lN- ODD '.' h'Ii"'t i'''.
I'D. l'i"''il, " -'."' ~ ,...,, -.
a,.i ..li.I ,n, -,urilr. .princ.
p,., ...,.i I0f.t ,,,, liam. iif. NM do.,-
,.,,
~ '''''
\ LONDON paper ",@ ' '.,,..'- i',
'HI N".. "9 ..i,. .la, i..'....t
.., a., ,.t,.- were .itan to Nr. Conrticc
r'nnds s.-Gi. Mis-, Loitv Lind came pest
v.fh ..-.l VOTES. and then came Miss sylvia
Dr.v With 2C-G Miss Phyllis br0u-ht1n
received 2Gll: Mis- hatc au-nA. -.'l0;
Fred. Storey. Liu'; Miss NJ lii" "ii'n'
LOSS: Fred Leslie. 1867. Madame '1Na-
iaIli. As. ctr. For some in" VI iithi' ava
n/li Aa. noi h.Du able Ga" l1 amy u'il'ii'-'
DISTRESSING almcnl comp ,iNh- H'l DID
ci-r ihc tNeIe-l pr tu'I'"'' .,' ~. i'''
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NEW YORK BUREAU.
RICHMOND DAILY TIMES.
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gnoi NOUS. 'n' oi I'D. -i,". pi VI .. ',I
t't is Mlil .".,l 'hi7 .'l. w. ".,,'7 ,'
hANt O1 lh' business Oh''i i'7'' w '''' "''
DlNIENlIiNG TRADE.
-n.b fr,a concerns as Ridlcy'~ and
Nl.,,,- which not only monopoIlc thc sale
.of almost o,.rv mtcl. entering into The
.-f... of r.ftN business. hut also undor-eil
il,.. manufacturers. have almost crippled
I..rf.II t-.l.-luon boo fhe once hu~y side
.f,.t. rutir-Ynl e.liiu. in nr.r uu9u-
,'l..-. fs.g aro content Win such small
ln,..r..a NJ rr.a. r.t -mrN store, cannot
.0r,t.f. ,,tb tl.n. NDir 30 mot for thc
f.utua rlruofi.r~ .ud smaller articles of
r..r. lIlf.n-... l... ,,aicnii i-u0t worth while
Ifoiu.i... iolru., to Tine large stores. these
smaller, establishment might Put out th,
|r.d na. and retire ir0m bu-ino,-Nltogcthor.
There. i- another branch of tho retail hu-i-
Inp.- (which I. ALSO suffering from fine same
cause. Ilr-mal butchers are viewing
Iunl alarm $3.50 invasion rs o. similar char1c-
t,r. And 10 docs unj make thc prospect amy
m..o PLEASING to hu0w CHAT they are f'-lnn-
-INI. for it. The mlu that Viii give ihc
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Richmond stock Market.

Reported oy John l.. Williams & Son
bankers and brokers, No III Main street.
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nnlllmnrc sinck Market.
Now Ynrl. cotton Market.

BALTIMORE. MD. Nav in.-Nirgin.a
cn-iOrties. 81 lw lO: do. throes. 90.
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CITY SECURITIES.
RAILROAD BONDS.

A.&C.lst rs r., l9JT........ l22l4 l@z5l
4. g. ar. income Vs 1900. lei .
cane Fear n Yadkin v, 1916. 100 lO'
& 1 Il \. list. rs. c., 1913 lO5l3 co..
c., {. Il Aug. ID - {, 1910. lll3s --.
C.. c. IL Aug. I'd 6's ......... l1ts 600.
q. y q. LIST is, g.. l9l6........ lOi co..
L. A q. "a O's. c.. 1926 ........ - 49,.
Georgia Pacific lst IS, K. 9. ll31. ll112
Georgia Pacific per ct..ly23.. ~. ~
Georgia Pacific incomes ..... 70 80
jackson, Tam. Il X. West 1917 l2 lW
Petersburg Class \, IS, K. G. 100 ....
Petersburg Class b. 6's. X. Z. 100 $500.
Rich. & Dan. gold Gs. & 1915. ITO co..
Rich. Il Dan. debt Us, 1921 100 ....
Rich. 4 Dan. gen. mort. Us. % 49,.
R..Y. K. 4 G. LIST SIS, 1894 lOo
Rich. Il Mecklenburg LIST IS. lOi 49,.
Rich. 4 Allegheny, LIST mort. as -.
Wstern y. G.. LIST IS, guar. ltd1s lut
Western \. G. LIST Us, Z. l9lf. lV-
.A,rrN,o STOCKS.
Atlanta 4 Charlotte. 70 voi
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FINANCE AND COM MERGE
New York stock MARKET.
Reported by c. ". Branch ~ Co., bankers
and brokers, 40. III Main street.
B,d. Askeo'

NEW YORK, May lO.
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STATE SECURITIES.

North larolina fsC, 1910 90. 9lA 80
North arplina VsC 1919 o.. ~ ~
Virgu' ib's. C0ns0ls, l.h0 %. a.
V,rsiu... BIO Ten-F0rties, 1919 q, 40
Vir.luia s.. Sew. 1872. ..... Vtt -
Virginia consol coupons, iund-
able '....................... o3 ....
virginia c0nsOl coupons, non
fIuda5ie. ................+.. - ~