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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-06
rnlnn uall rs a SHOW Tlaoe.

Several of the papers have expressed
Great surprise that Eaton Hall should
have become such popular show place
there having been about $4,000 visitors
there during the last year. Considering
that Eaton is within a short walk OF SO
central a city as Chester, and Is so easily
accessible from Liverpool and Manches
Ter there does not seem 20 me TO be an!
oorse FOR wonder. The fees payable by
visitors have amounted to $780, OF when
tbo Duke of Westminster has made an
excellent use, 500 going 10 'hp chester
indrmary and $500 to the urosvenoI
museum. The hall at Eaton Is the third
,cb,ol hos been there during the present
,entnrv. ana it a. estimated that the
present duke and his father nave eNPenu'
ad a million and half on the place.
The house is magnificent IN all re.
s-eots. being sumptuously decorated and
furnished. with a superb private chapel
and enlendid stables; bat j. has the de-
feet of being a great deal too fine ana
large for habitation, and it has really be-
come simply a mUseum. for, except in
the three or four weeks OK every WINTER
/ during which the duke and duchess en-
tortain larc. PARTIES, the owner and hi'
] family live in one wing and lhs ~, i.'1 ~
( the house is practically closed Inc gu
/ dens have cost an immense sum- D9
/ Eaton is no4 a pretty place ana coui'
never be made one. London IL th'
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New York Cotton Market.
10y Telegnph.l


NEw YORK. February 5.-Messrs. Hub
bard. Price a Co.. say Liverpool opened
this morning easy. at decline Of 2G4c..
and closed steady without improvement.
This market opened no last nights prices.
sold of slightly and then commenced 20 inn
prove under the execution Of heavy buying
orders for foreign account. and closed steady
within one or two points Of the highest
figures reached. and some 10 points
above last evenings figures. The cause Of
the advance seems undetermined. Receipts
for the day are larger than We're expected.
and aggregate 10000 bales thus far for the
week, Indicating that the earlier estimates
Of 10000 bales for the entire week
will be fully realized. The interior move
ment, except at Memphis, continues and in
excess Of last year. and present indications
are that IL Will eqsal. IL not exceed. the re-
ceipts for the same time last season. The
question now Is. will Liverpool follow the
advance here. We are hardly inclined 90
think that such will Doe the case unless re-
ceipts next week begin 90 show more sub
stantial evidence of exhaustion than Is vet
apparent, and our private cables to-day
confirm this view. We should feel Obliged
If our friends would, upon receipt of bis
communication, telegraph MS their estimate
OF receipts in their market for next week. ne
IL is upon the probability OF this movement
that "a further advance entirely depends
Futures closed steady. Receipts 40 uOrts
today estimated at 81. 900 bales. against %
80 Daes last week, and 1920 last year.
spot cotton is quoted at lie. for middling
uplands, showing an advance of l-lso. spin
ners bought 4j bales. Futures closed AZ fol-
l)ws February, 1850 lO.9S; March. 1897
Gl0.9s; April, ll.OlM HOP; May. 1860
ll.r; June, II .060 100: July. l1.l301iIf:
A b.. .Hf.
1868; October. 1920 1923: November. II .OS
Mll.O9: December lO.099l0.10.
In Liverpool spot cotton closed steady:
I middling uplands, Cd. Sales, 5000 bales.
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DYNAmos ON WAR SHIPS.


la Case Of Accident.
III YOU want TO know what the most
interesting Of the recent electrical inven-
tions is-the most interesting to naval
men. that is"-said naval officer the
other day. "you will find it in the dyna-
mo governor. The ordinary run Of peo-
pie did not think about this point. Of
course. but when Edison's works dowG
town in New Yorl. burned out because
the load on the dynamos was suddenly
lightencd and the whole power Of the
machines was turned loose on the lamps
that remained, there was not naval
officer but stopped 10 think what would
happen on a war ship should such an ac-
cident occur there. Under the ordinary
method Of controlling electrical systems
the engineer has to stand by to manipu-
late what is called resistance box when
ever the load at the dynamo is suddenly
increased or diminished by adding 10 or
cutting off the number Of lamps If this
box is attended 10 instantly matters are
all right.
But in a war ship in time Of battle it
might very easily happen that an I'M
lucky shot from the enemy would not
only cut off all but few Of the lamps,
but also kin the engineer whose duty it
was TO handle the resistance box. Or
the lamps might be cut off and the en-
gineer be too badly frightened TO DO the
right thing In q moment the remaining
lamps on the ship would be destroyed
and the dynamo as well. The magazine
would be in utter darkness, and fatal
confusion would prevail. The one thing
for which naval men have looked was
governor for the dynamo. When it was
found it was a simple thing-iust an ex-
ira coil IF wiro placed Vu tire dynamo,
this coil being made Of much larger wire
than is used on the horseshoe magnet.
1t Is not easy to explain the action Of the
extra coil Of wire, but it receives the cur.
rent and serves it as a governor serves a
throttle on a steam pipe Of an engine.
If there is a call for en- increased service,
the series coil, as it is called, provides it.
If every lamp but one of a 500 lamp cir
cult be cut of at one stroke, that one
lamp burns on, unaffected TO any appre-
ciable extent.
"There is another feature Of this gov
ernor that makes it valuable TO war
ship whose coal space is limited. When
the lamps are cut off the power Of the
dynamo and the consequent consump-
ton of coal are not wasted in forcing the
current through a resistance box. The
reduction in the power used is almost in
proportion TO the load removed or the
number Of lamps cut Off. If 500 lamps,
for instance, require 80 horse power, the
power required when $50 lamps were cut
of would be, say, 2 horse power, which
means a saving Of the coal required for
the 43 horse power dispensed with
"Tho invention is not Of the sort 20
attract notoriety outside Of people inter
ested in electrical plants, but TO naval
vessels it is q matter Of enough impor-
lance to remove the only objection
against dynamos on shipboard New
York Sun.
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Sir Rutherford Alcock, chairman o.
the British North Borneo company hao
recently very pieasaps report to MAKE
Of the progress in North Borneo' where
lsnd is being taken up so rapidly ior To-
bacco plantations that they have bad 70
raise the price from IS TO So per acre,
SIX hundred thousand acres are now iaio
down with tobacco, and the crop no"
being cut will yield 900 tons. The qua'i'y
q said to be superb. A free grant OF
rom 900 10 /, 800 acres Of land Is oher
"a TO- any one who will bring 1t into cui-
ovation and keep it in that state iof
coffee sugar, sage, hemp, indigo or pep
oer On the whole the report was yer.
hopeful; but why does Sir Ruiherio'a
Mock give thc revenue Of his company
in dollarsg Surely We have nct yet com,
~ such a pass that the British pouno
sterling is to DO disused as the monetary
INIT in the very heart Of the British en-
n;re.-Pall Mall Gazette.
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NEw YORK, February Money closed
at per cent. Exchange closed steady
posted rates, 4sl0lSs; actual rates. 4s1i4W
4Sz for demand. Governments closed
steady; currency -, 10 bid; As cou.
pms, l23iS 4ifs, do. l0lls.
The stock market this morning was dull
and fluctuations, as "a rule, were confined
within narrow ranges. The opening prices
we're = TO 7s per cent. higher, but after the
irst call on selling Of Rock Island, Lacka-
wanna aud four other leaders, the advance
vas wholly lost. sugar trusts made some
wide fluctuations. They declined I point
at the opening 20 80; recovered % j07. and
then declined again 90 jsls by II O'Clock
i'm the hour 10 noon dizziness was the chief
The sugar trusts were
frmer after noon and recovered almost all
Of the early decline. AT the close prices
were generally ,. 90 % lower. The sales
to-day amounted % 24s, III shares.
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TOBACCO DEPARTMENT.

RICHMOND. VA, February 5.-Sales OF
loose tObaccOs on the breaks to-day, -. s0J
bounds. Highest price 5000.
There will be fair sale Of loose tobaccOs
on the breaks tomorrow.
Offerings Of tobaccOs at auction on
Change Wednesday, February ,, 1870: Total
offerings 40 packages, Of which 10 packages
were sun-cured, and q packages were
West Virginia bright tobaccos.
or the sun-cured tObaccos-one package
sold nj $3.50. one at Ss.7j. two at So.2j. one
at $. one at $3.50, one at 81; one package
taken In az 1918: one package sold at 50. 70;
four sold under S., Of which one package
Was taken In.
OF the West Virginia bright tObaccOs (:
one package sold at $3j, one at S3i, one
package taken in al S2s; one package sold
at Woo one at $3.50, one at Sc. one pack
age taken In $3.50, one at SO, one at S2i.J0,
one at $3.50. one package sold at $3.50,
one at S2l.1o, one package taken in at so,
one ~ $3.50. one at $3.50. one at Slj.25,
one at yl4.j0, one At sl4, one package sold
at Sli- one at SEQ, one at 1915, one pack
age taken in Al 81, five packages brought
under 81, Of which one was taken in.
Private sales reported to the secretary To-
day. Wrappers, 40 hogsheads; filters, 9
hogSheads; burleys, Is hOgshcads: dark To-
baccos. % hOgsheads. Total private sales
reported 10 the secretary to-day, 81 hogs.
heads.
Farmers, Wilson's. Allegheny. Sh0ck0e.
Crenshaw's, SeabrOOk's, Blanchard's, Da-
yenports. Centre. Old D0mmion, and Shell
burne's warehouses report rs hogsheads
delivered to-day.
Office Of the tobacco inspector reports to-
day nspections-Bright, Al hOgsheals
dark, II hogsheads. Reinspections-Brigh,,
A. hOgsheads; dark. II hOgsheads.
once Of the collector OF the United States
internal revenue reports collections for the
city Of Richmond to-day as follows TAI
paid cigars and cigarettes, SOLOS,; ta1
paid tObaccos. S3,G22.J6. Total Interna
revenue collections for city Of Richmond
to-day, $f,242.2l.
Registered A. the Tobacco Exchange 10
day: j. ". Wills. West Virginia. J. }
Baughan, West Virginia; K. A. Blanken
ship, lieuIiCv, y. G. Carpenter. Louisa.
The Richmond tobacco market was strong
and active to-day. Good sales Of wrappers
4. Mel.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE
New York stock Market.
Reported by G. W. Branch 4 Co., bankers
and srokers, No. I'LL Nsin street.

NEW YORK. February j.-The market
to-day was very peculiar the pool in Read
ing holding that stock firm as a rock. while
the trust stocks all broke sharply, and gram
gers were heavy. The news as a whole was
more bearish than bullish, but not sufficient
ly hard TO stimulate any healthy selling.
As the market is very narrow and confined
% traders, they sold stocks deyn, and
prices closed about the lowest. There is a
great deal Of good and also bad in the situa-
ton, and therefore we are still unable 10 see
anything more than narrow market. peO-
pie taking moderate profits who sell on the
bulges, and buy on the declines. The
weakness i'm Rock Island has added another
umcnrfain laclnr 10 the sifnafinn
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THOMAS BRANCH q CO@oo,,vps
HANkEK- AND BkOhhiso'


DICE BIB @NNNf A"'"f
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'.I.. Richmond Nul t,....,,,r...f ,ava-
.NI. NfinrlIN. ,,,.f rnnuauv Of
. ... .....t.. af DI.. 40 -ecfth anu ~"
Interest. subject io ldF-nce id PRIV
I.. dated 3l september, i970'p , IN
f..... f...I.. March and ~cpteL wv - ore
.. rs.II. september, 1900. ,'r,,,..r.
..I... I... MORTGAGE Du fNt Wu"i. 800
...... U.0ImUud and linfiiit 10, lin
..| practically nr n mortgage on me t4N.t
hmm. ..r... ...II nafNI bought WIN lnt Il"-
r...... I.. .HIa Of The bonds iacn TO-,
.UI r.I bought uuucr ine ltus' si, ~.
.....IrIF marked as ine piopt lly =" on. 'i pa
..N..I m.I Company iIf lhc pui l-, .,.,'.,..
..I.... and "a condition Oi noe upI it'~'
H..... ..rfI. annual payment 90 the iius-
sufficient lp lal nh "t .,..,,-
Il-.. I.tu.I hereunder Winnings en- ,l,.
...0.. fIa numbers OF bonds 20 DC p"
... I... annually determined uy Tot 10y ti'
"e. Im.f Company. These ~ hl.liss
.N I.I .f In. whole Joan ni par lh "h "f'i-
.fr.HNf Inl ole-laIf years. ..
l. NNf conditions NJ lne inoiituse nav \
I..r .IefnIF considered Dy Tie cpunscl vi
U.I.r rlI Im.I Company, 80 as TO Aecci !
IIII.I.U. Itf uI IIf bonds the most aihbi'
nf....I... lID annual report Of the hlch-
ml.I anI j anFils Railroad Tor last ytHi
f....-..f 500 tius over operating tApensef
aaI NT.I Chan yes of S4iI.jol .Ol -equ'i "
plf cent pi lht .tpt.. W. "~ ''l.,i,, :,
0.Ins 'H.r share .s hli Ou the open huiAe'
ff .tue.. tho Increased equipment nov
f0.ns.n IlD road bought With Tie pfofced'
.INIO.. bonds Is eXi ected % very largely ih
OI.I.. f.O nfuss and uff receipts.
l.1lu THOMAS BRANCH 4 90.
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WA )LEsALE PRICE CURRENT.


iReported by Davenport & MortisI
Rroo,os-Two strings. SOC. 90 Sl.l5; three
strings. Sl.40 % s.; four STRINGS Sl'9O ID
10 gO. five strings. $3.50. Market ON an
trades has advanced tally ID per cent
Baskets-Wnlow, Sl.lj 10 sL3Oper nest,
split, 50 10 Toe. per dozen.
Canned Tom0t0cs-Ihree pounds PEI
dozen, so 20 9Oc.
canned Cogn-Two pounds, por dozen,
20 10 soc. .,--..so-o .
North Carolina cut, per barrel, sou 10 % /
moss. Der barrel. $500 90 500. Market /
Strong for reliable good hsn properly /
packed. -- ~,
SaI-Lherp00l, from store Si.59i /
ground alum from store, per sack' soc, 10
500. Market unchanged. .....,
.S,i0ars-G formulated. o.; coliecuol ers'
A 61zc;. soft a, Pc. TO sci 40 go i' 'ls''
II TeGsEBlack. y to 50c.; Oolong, % 10
Soc; gunpowder, 30 10 Soc.
G66ee-Rio. IT t. 2Olc.; Lsguayra, 10 to
one. Java. - 20 DC. Very strong
probability Of an advance Of 10 ID points
IBssee s TIVE hoops, sl.lo
three ho0ps, $3.50.
| IditO.S -.
| Ldrd-Pure, nc; pressed 0i4c' a..
| MOIdsseS-EXtra, hogshead' 10 I'd loo.'
| barrels. rs 10 lGc.. genuine golden syrup
per gallon. q 20 52c.; New Orleans prime
TO choice 80 10 Doe.
Soap-W ASKING, 81 TO &C.; per pound
Cement. Lime, Plaster, Etc.
| Cenae,,,-lriOn. per barrel, 9l.oD; ho.eu-
dale, Si.35 10 Sl.4Oi James Ri'er, 80 10
II Time-Rockiand. per barrel, sl.l0 20
lH.i5. Anchor, SiO5; kiycrton, Sl.V'i 80
Virginia lines, Soc. 10 81. -
Piaster-Lump 81; ground, SO.oO 70 -
Calcined plaster, Sl.bo 20 al.'o'
Flour and Meal.
FIo,r-Richmond patent roller family
q IN 10 So; fancy family, s.; family
$3.50 70 Si.75; choice extra, S5.'V 20 5'''''
skna, sa.-j 10 s3,41i Are' s-''v ~ 81. -o,
Nea1-City, per bussel, ooc.; country oOc'
HAY. Oats and straw.
Ho,-No. / Timothy, per ton. $500 q
Sf4.OO: No , 81 % $3.50; Mixed - 10 I'll
Virginia clover. ~ % Sll.
Gafs--Raled. Sli fo Sl2,
Shncks-baled, 30 20 ooc.
Str1ir-Co Compressed, 100 pounds ~ u
4Oc.: loose, pressed, large bales, AZ 70 ioc'
MIL Feed.
Shipstuh. per ton, >li.
Brownstuh, per ton. $3.50.
Bran. per ton, $500 % $3.50.
Irop. Steel Nails. Etc.
Iron-America refined, Old Dominion ll,
bar. Der pound i0r standard sifea, hive
English and American Sheet ~ to 'tse'
swedes hammered. % &c.; hoop, D 10 +'.e
n Lumber, slaves, Etc.
Il Lumber White oak, per 1000, $40 % ST.
~ yellow pine. framing timber, - % $40 p
II 600: boards. - 10 $40; poplar west VI
einia. No. !. $50; No. >, 50; NO. ., $40
at Country Produce.
fReported by spTatiey &Oyerbey, coinini
sion Merchants, 1906 Cary street.
ppres-Choice, 500 TO $500; prm
a. 81 .Oj 10 1925; poor 90 good, sl.9o TO NV;
Bacon-Nirgnia hams, choice oiu' lo
Der pound; pew hams. small, 1910 iic.i he
hams. large, II to l2c.i sides, - 10 %
shoulders, TO &c. .aoo
Beans-Choice navy. Sl.l5 10 WV
RIack Eye Peds.-Sl.lJ 20 f2VV.
BeeSirdr-2O % gle. per pound.
a. Broom COrn-3 10 &c.
dv Bucktohedt-3c. 10 SIG.
IN. Butter-Nirginia creamery, ~ 10 -i'
u family packed (YirginiaE II to nc; chel
,. yellow, store packed (Nirginia), 10 70 !.
r. store packed, mixed color and sweet, 10
= l5c.: store packed, common 10 iair, y 10
ry. Cdb5agc-Per 100, 50 10 So
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-06
Chicago lIarket.
by telegraph.

CHICAGO, February 5.-Wheat closed
dull Corn dull but steady. Oats quiet and
Closing Wheat-fcDruary. - lc. May,
1gl5c. March, 1910. Corn February,
2S34c.; March, % &C.,; Nav. 81 @3i1c.
Oats February and March, Die. May,
22lsQ % Sc. Pork February, $3.50. March,
$3.50; May, SiO11l.. Lard-feOmary.
Sj.s2ll; March, Sj.sl $3.50; May. S6.O2
Short rbs-February, $3.50 March, Si'sJ ;
Mn II o.
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scotch copsrlght Money.

A sum Of no less than s2,2S2 Is paid
everv wear out Of the public moneys 10
tho four Scotch universities by way Of
conversation for the losses they are com
puted 20 have suffered when the copy
ficbt act waS passed deprlving them Of
.t re r,cht hitherto possessed Of claiming
Comics enr Of every book published IN me
United Kingdom. 1t is now proposes 20
'nnmute this annual payment ana 10
hand over to each university once Tor an
: ann which may be considered equlIa-
Me under all the circumstances
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-06

c6E@S5l1c. Oats firm and quiet; Southern
aud Pennsylvania. 2Sa 3lc.; Western white,
2yl1gJlc.; mixed. 2,M 2gc.; graded No. ..
dO@3ic. Rye dull and unchanged. Pro
visions steady and unchanged. Petroleum
iirm; refined. $3.50. Coffee steady: Rio car
goes, fair l91c. sugar quiet and easy; A
son, y &C.; copper refined. firm and and ac-
tive, l3Jl9lic. Whisky quiet, sl.OSgsl.IO.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-06

NEW YORK. February Flour closed
dull and unchanged. Wheat closed dun;
spot sales, 40. 2, red, sjisc Corn closed
LMLc lower Oats closed dull. Pork
Mess. $40. 1JWSll.2j. Lard dull February,
SO.lj bid. Sugar dull and unchanged; re-
fined. ne; powdered and cubes. Co.;
granulated Is J-l0c. Conee-spot closed
steady: fair Rio cargoes. 1870.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-06

COTTON REPORT.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, Md, FEBRUARY 5.-eottsh
steady: mlddling 10 5-lJc. Flour steady
and unchanged. Wheat-Southern steady
init. 74aslc.; Longberry, 7j9e5c.; No. =
siiIc.: steamer 55isc., Western hrm; 10. .
winter red. spot and January, sl1.c
Southern firm; yellow, 52@o'c.
Western firm; mixed spot and February
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Cincinnati Market.
Talesrapni

CINCINNATI. o.. February o.-PorI Iesu.
lar. slO.25aslO.31ll. Lard-hcule dried.
SLlGszc. Bacon-Sh0ri clear S6.1i0.u).
Whisky sales Of 1915. lI2barrels, Finished
Goods on the basis of Si.02 per gallon Tor
ligh wines.
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ST. LOUIS. February 5.-Flour quiet and
UNCHANGED. Wheat better; March, llc.
bid. Corn dull; February. 2jiac. bid.
Oats firm; MAY, 2ec. Lard Prime steam,
5,tc. PQrk--standard mess. siq,22. Dried
s5.G2ilflS5.1Oc clear ribs. 5000 fJ.'pi
short clear. $j.71M5j.sO.
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10y ItINHIlUII'
NASHVILLE, Tenn. February 5.-M neat ..
easy; 40. . winter, $50 ,le.; NO. '' 'i8
20. Corn steady; white milling, os14c.
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OWENS & MINOR DRUG co.
1907 MAIN STREET. OPPO. POsTOFFICE.
RoaeI! Reacl. Road,

w. r. =. Hardy, Chase Ciy, Va..
To IS with great pleasure that certify tnat
by the use of Chase city Mineral Water my
wife was relieved Of the worst case OF dyspep-
STA / ever saw. The Improvement seemed al
most miraculous. the trouble, originating as
it did. from chronic catarrh gastrits. Through
the entire month of January and nearly all
OF February, the present year, the patient
ate mo- food except small quantities OF skim
med milk. Any and an medicines--ihe
simplest and hlandest--actcd as irrtants
whenever taken. hismuth and lactO-pepsin
lowed. From the first part of February 10 the
and mush. with occasionally the yOlks of
hard boiled eggs never more than two at
rmo1 She was reduced from 100 pounds 10
lis pounds DO weight. She went 90 the Min
cral Hotel ~ Chase city July 6th. I'm one
week Improvement was lcrcepuDle. 40 the
end OF the illtn week sine came home. appar-
entity Transformed into another being. She
could eat almost any Of the ordinary articles
" diet She had gained DO that short time p
pounds of flesh, gong from ils 90 lao pounds.
This Improvement nns continued and her
health would no doubt now be perfect. had
not "a liN. trouble OF recent origin tempo
rnrlly REGARDED her recovery. Whcncycrany
article Of diet dlsaNcrs with her she runs for
her bottle of "Chaso city Winera Water
ara itSg8QM i9iihiQ fflifHe.4,. ono.o .ue
eause III trouble ls fermentation 30 the stOr
mach. 300 olhcr words, where there Is no ma
Uguant disease, and the stomach is the mann
Very respectfully and gratefully yours.
~ d. BOOTH. VI. ID.
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ELIXIR BABEK.

Preventive against Miasmatic Diseases. a
saf, and positive cure FOR MALARIA, fEvEH
and AcUE I'm an It's forms. Contains no
Quinine or arsenic. Absolutely vegetable
compound. For sale at druggists Fifty cents
bottle. Trade supplied by PURCELL LADD
& Co .BODERERBnos. nzo-om
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RlcnmosD. VA, February 3, 1890.

NIIHNVl'UI ' - 7 VI '''''I -
NOTICE.-MY WIFE. CORA BELLE
y STAGE. having left my bed and board
and taken my two infant children with hef'
all persons are cautioned not % harbof them
or TO credit them IN my name. as VIII not
nav or be responsible for any debts contract
cd by them.
ae4.at. I.W. stage.
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RAILROAD STOCKS.
Grain and Cotton Exchange.
RICHMOND, VA, February 3, 1880.
OFFERINGS.

OFFERINGS.
Wheat-4,1g0 bushels.
Com. Ol6 bushels,
Oats-i,O 900 bushels
sALEs REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
Wheat Longherry, 40 bushels prime AZ
She Mixed. 600 bushels prime al sOc.i ], 10Y
bushels very good at SIC; l'2Vy oushe ~
common on private terms. ShorlpeIr!,
s,,abels fair at ne: 80 bushels common AT
49, Total sales of wheat. $3.50 bushels.
Corn-White, 100 bushels very good al
i3c.
COTTON RKPOET.
Market firm. -.
ofnfions.-Middling lO3sc.; low mia
ding, 95sc. good ordinary, sc,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-06
4 DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE


10 WHON IT Nay lVNVHIEN
Ihave qualified as the administrator OF
Wilson Monroe deceased. of henrco county
An uer,ons indebted u the estate viii make
fn1raedlate payment, and an persons having
claims against the estate VIII present We
same Tor payment % me OF my counsel
II. Beveridge. .,.,..,....,
Administrator Of Wilson Monroe,
90 Capitol street. Richmond, va.
t1gg- 1nNlW
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-06

JOHN /. WILLIAMS & SON.
BAN x + r >,
teD DEALERS Us
INVESTMENT BONDS
MAlH STREET.
mn MAlH STREET,

. speciality Of urst-class invest
.. rt... which we keep constantly on
aUe 90 FlpuclAh'ia, .".7'
..I .<uINVE-TOEs GENEkALi.1.
cn. AND RAILROAD boNps
I.... f market rates.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-06
DIssoLUTIoN OF PARTNERSHIP

This IL 10 certify that Drs. T.. Z. s. j. T.
WEIGHT have hv mutual consent, this day
dissolved partnership in ihe practice oi dent
istrv. Dr J.. q. wright has established hls
office at his residence, so. us east Marshall
street. where bee will be pleased io serve iIa
fsiends and pafrons. Being centrally l0-
Gated with reference 90 the several lines of
street railroads he will endonvor 90 serve
fine convenience OF an who may laNof hiin
with their patronage.
Dr j. 4. Wright viii remain at the old
stand. ...,.,. ,. , O..
ia21-lm l.. !. Whl'hl % ~ b. ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-06

RICHMOND. January 81, 1890.
D THE PUBLIC.

i -
Take notice taot have This day appointed
L.W. LiP5COMB my agent " carry on the
retail green grocery and general merehan-
disc business at 40. 12l west Marshall street
Richmond. Va, with power To buy and sell
for cash only. .,,..,.,,
f.l-gWf T. T. NJ NNit,