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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-06
Frederlclrsbnrr.

tcorrespondence Of the Richmond DispatchI
FREDERICKSBURG. VA. March Mr.. Ru-
pert Harris, son Of Sheriff Harris. aged 10
years. died at his fathers residence. IN
this county, this morning, Of consump-
ton. 80,
Mrs. Rebecca Mcintosh, Miss Harriet
and Mr. o. II. Livingston, o! New YORK,
are visiting their relatives here, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Livingston. l.
Mr.. j. B. Ficklin. OF his city, has con-
tracted with northern parties to have his
prapite-auarries. located near this city. de-
Mrs. Roberta SkinEer, of New York, has
purchased large lot IN this place and Will
erect fine residence thereon and pernla-
nently locate here.
MAYOR Rowe and wife, who have been
visiting relatives and friends in aud around
Richmond, have returned home.
Miss Lorena McGhee, daughter OF Mr.
r. III. McGhee, of this city, and Mr. o.
Fluent. formerly of Michigan. but now OF
this city, were married last Thursday
night.
has been absent for several months, has
returned home.
The citizens of this place have taken
$4,000 worth of bonds in the proposed
street-railway. OF this amount the Fred
ericksourg Development Company took
a 600 worth. -,
Mr.. Carter Blake and wife. Of Richmond,
who came up to attend the funeral of the
father of Mr.. Blake, will return home to-
morrow.
MIR. Ezra Reist. of Mannheim. Pa Dr., has pur-
chased a large lot IN the corporate limits
and will erect a commodious building
thereon for the purpose of manufacturing
wagons.
Hon. Chancellor Bailey, of this county,
is quite i'll.
Miss Bell Hildrup, of this county, is very
sick.
who has been visiting friends, left for her
home to-day.
Mrs. Manning. of West Virginia. who
has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Yates at
their beautiful suburban home, returned
home to-day. -.
Miss Lucilla Yates, who has been visit
ing in Baltimore. has returned home.
DIR. j.. Is. Word, of New York. is visiting
Mr.. George Furneyhough and family, at
Sligo"
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter b. Tyler gave a
charming card-party at their handsome
residence last night. Among those present
were: Miss Simms, of Lexington, va. !;
Miss Carrie Ficklen, Mr.. and Mrs. II. h.:
Lane, Messrs. Hoomes. Johnston, and
Willie Richards.
The historical farm in this county known
as the "McCoul Farm on which Is the
celebrated Bloody Angle, !" was purchased
to-day by syndicate Of southern and
northern gentlemen.
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On the Race-Course.


GrrrysnuRe. March 5.-The track to-day
was very muddy. About 5000 persons
were present.
First race-six furlongs-Panhandle won;
Orc second, BREWER third: Time, 1;2i.,
Second race--four and ono half fur
longs-Glitter III. won; Derango second,
Objection third. Time, 591.
Third race-one mile-Sr George III.
won; Sandstone second, Frank l.. third.
Time, 1:4SA.
Fourth race-three furlongs-Elk Knight
won; Vocal second. Dillon j. third. Time.
37A.
Fifth race-four and one half furlongs-
Dixie won; Little Fred second, Mcheever
third. Time. So.
Sixth race-seven furlongs-Van won !;
Pelham second, Kemplaud third. lime,
1:a14.
IN SOUTH JERSEY.
GLOUCESTER, March 5.-The following
are the results of the events to-day:
First race-six and half furlongs-Cor-
colanus won; Carnegie second, Pilgrim
third. Time. 1:324.
Second race-six and quarter fur-
longs-Knapp won, Jersey second, Erect
third. Time, Lac.
Third race-one mile-Umilta won |;
Birthday second, Garwood third. Time.
l:56H.
Fourth race-seven and half furlongs-
Algonquin won; Fernwood second, Brave
third. Time, lao.
Fifth -ace-four and half furlongs-
Austral won; Annie f., second, Hawkeyt
third. Time. 50.
Sixth race-six and a quarter furlongs-
Rose Howard won; Houri second, Rover
third. Time, l:29.
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Petersburg.


t-o-reepondence of the Richmond Dispatch.l
prrrgsBrRG. Va. March 5.-Rev. Roane
Ndiick. Of Sussex county, spent the week
with his parents in this city.
Nrs. General Chamberlayne, of New
York. who spent several days with her
DAUGHTER. Mrs. G. A. Jackson, IN this city
Las returned 10 her home.
b. Meade Calender, of Davidson Col
le-e. North Carolina, is visiting relations
ana friends.
Professor J. n. Ingram. of California,
delivered lecture at Anderson public
school Thursday before large audience
q teachers and scholars. His subject
was -Four Years Exploration in the Au-
,,ralian Colonies" The lecture was highly
entertaining and gave much valuable In
formation.
Mrs. Watson, Of Trenton, N. j., is visit
iue her sister, Mrs. n. Nj. Tannor, on Mar
bet street.
Mrs. Clinton Minetree and daughter,
WHO have been with relatives here during
ihe past week, have returned TO their
homo. IN Knoxville. Tenn.
Mrs. J. W. Eppes and daughter, Miss
Sa.lc, Of Richmond, are the guests OF Mrs.
Marshall Pvne. on Jefferson street.
Miss J. Flanagan. of Cartersville, va,
WHO has been visiting her sister, Mrs. r..
. lrce returned home this week,
Mr. Nayerly Clary, of Blackstone. is the
guess, Of HE friend. Mr.. Wesley Jones. on
ieaTI street.
Miss Genie Smith, of this city. is visit
ilc friends in Norfolk.
Mr. John A. Andrews, keeper OF the
Nc,'-End Park. has been sick for several
months and improves very SLOWLY.
NJ l.. l.. Badger has accepted a position
oa tle Chesapeake and Ohio railway. and
..f rt4..l. To- Iifffar, LArna 20
upon bis duties.
The Lenten services at tho Episcopal
churches have been 80 arranged that the
pous observers Of the season can attend
tcu early in the morning. at noon, and
if 'le aiternCOn--once, twice or thrice q
3av
A lone woman and child got of the train
bum Richmond on Thursday. She had
- money and told a pititul story OF
Dr. desire 20 reach friends in Charleston.
Sic was kindly cared for at the station
house and on the following day was placed
OH the s1uth-bOund train with ticket IN
i.r hand for her destination.
Tie ladies' OF Wesley Methodist Episco-
lai church had q very successful feast this
week ~ aid Of the Sunday-school library
ilul of the church.
Mrs.. H. 5. oykin, of Richmond. who
Las been visiting her parents IN this city.
'e.t Tor hey home yesterday.
Colonel William Blow. of Sussex county,
j. the guest Of his daughter, Mrs. w. n.
"a and, on Sycamore street.
captain +. 1. Walker. OF Cincinnati. 10
W Tug ms old home and friends.
Sir. William Crichton. who has been
N,iiug relatives az Newport News, has
returned 10 the city.
CapiaIn William Pretlow, of Southamp-
lol county. IS IN the city.
q, Aiss Bessie Seabury Is visiting Miss Lou
Taylor, Of Manchester.
Mss Jennie Frazer. OF New York, is
visiting Miss Grace Kevan.
bliss Alice Russell, OF Mecklenburg
county. Is visiting the family of Mr.. A. G.
~ Martin.
If. William Wright. OF Baltimore. is
waiting friends in the city.
Al,s stuart Bradley, who has been visit
~ the Misses Johnston, has returned TO
Richmond.
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DanNille.

.Vof'ospondenpeoi the Richmond Dispstch.l
DANELLE, Va. March 5.--As the Lenten
ee.,vn has come society is Of course moro
ssy.usseiyaIiye and social entertainments
ue lew. The season. Just closed, how
,'ef' Is by far the most brilliant ever
nly~n. Only a few years ago social gather
, e- m tins city were few. and brilliant re-
,..n was rare event. But three or four
IAN since sons of the ladies began TO give
,o,'. vlock teas. and these became moro and
ss.Ie elaborate. until the regulation
,sell reception was inaugurstcd.
~ D,tpnng the past winter large number
=. Nese receptions were characterized not
N,1Y by the elegance and refinement, but
r ,ss'ile cases by dazzling splendor. The
toOpie q Dsnyille, a. o rule. are prosper
Is ind they have elegant homes 10 which
~ ~ entertain their friends. aud they hsye
~ ~. spared trouble nor expense during the
FIsl season In dispensing hospitality.
H. oa Monday night the last german Of
,ns series Was given 81 Hogan Hail. u
"ssort Of leap-yeas affair. aud the eiyls
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Stnuuton.
Stnunton.
fCnrrnsnnndence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l

Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.l
SrAUNroN, Va. March 5.-Mr. and Mrs
G. A. HanscOme are sightseeing in Rich
mond They are the guests of Mrs. Eliza
Duyal. of Third and Franklin streets.
Mr.. David Williams. Jr., OF Louisville,
who has many friends in Staunton, his old
home, was in the city Wednesday.
Miss Cora Pritchard is visiting her aunt,
Mrs. Stanley Llpscomb. of east Grace
street, Richmond.
MIR. Charles Il. Caldwell. Of this city, was
in Richmond Tuesday.
Mrs. j. Mason Miller. who has been in
Richmond for several weeks visiting her
mother, Mrs. John b. Young, on west
Franklin street, has returned.
Mr.. X. Page Waller, of Norfolk. is in this
city. with his wife, visiting Mrs. Walters
mother, Mrs. J. L. j. Stuart.
Mrs. Lewis Hartman. of Clifton Forge, is
in this city visiting friends.
Miss Mary Il. Atkinson IS In Petersburg,
the guest Of MIR. and Mrs. Robert G. Os-
borne.
The "Inter Sc" Club was very graceful
ly entertained at itslast meeting by Misses
Bessie and Rebecca Young. The feature
of the entertainment was progressive
euchre" Miss Cornelia May secured the
prize and the BOBBY prize fell to Miss Lucy
Messrs. Philip b. Shield and Beverly 7.
C1ump, of Richmond, were greeted by
friends here Friday.
Miss Rapp is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Terrill, in Waynesboro'.
Much to the regret of their many friends
hore. MIR. and Mrs. John X. Lggett will
make their home in Charleston, w. Va.
Probably the prettiest german of the
season was that given by the Staunton
German Club Monday evening. Glorious
music was furnished by the Weber Orches-
ira, brought for this occasion from Wash:
ington. A sumptuous and substantial
supper was served. Misses OFT. from Har-
risonburg; Miss Clemence Cook, of New
York. and Miss Mamie Dyer, OF New Or
who were present.
Mrs. James Mills is visiting Rev. and
Mrs. G.. Moseley Murray, at Rapidan.
Captain John Rice Patterson, of Peters
burg. who has been greeted by a host of
friends here, left for Buena Vista Tuesday.
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Society In Matthew's.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
MATHEWS COURTHOUSE. Va. February a..
The society of Mathews was honored with
a very handsome entertainment on Tues
day evening. given by MIR. and Mrs. John
A. Fleet in honor of their charming daugh-
ter, Matte V. Baker. Among the many
guests who were present were: Misses
Mary and Lucy Brown. Clara and Ellen
Byrd Miller, Helen Miller. Josie and Katie
Winder, Maggie Hudgins. Ethel Marchant,
Mary Butts. Willie and Ida simmons,
Misses Pugh. Mrs. v. Z. Hudgins, Miss
Salhe Burke, Lottie Blake, Miss Lane,
and Miss Adams, Mr. and Mrs. L..
II. Fleet, Mr.. end Mrs. w. Il. Fitcnett,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Z. Fleet, Mr. and Mrs. K.
w. Fleet, Mr.. Boyd Sears, Robert L. Sears.
DE-. +. E. Rambo, Henry Sibley, K; w.
Shultin. l.. 5. French, DR.. Il. b. Lane,
George Lane. George ). richardson, Steve
Adams, Nicholas Miller, Arthur Winder,
julius Pueh, Master Dabney Baker, Calvin
J.. Fleet. Howard Fleet, and many others.
At II o'clock the bospitable host led the
promenade to supper to the delightful
strains OF music. when all seemed to enjoy
the bountiful feast.
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williamsburg.

Correspondence OF the richmond Dlspatch.l
WILLIAMSBURG, Va, March 5.-Miss Julia
Armistead, daughter of Robert L. Armi-
stead. 10 IN Hampton with her aunt, Miss
Armistead, who has been quite SICK lot
some time.
Mrs. Dora l.. Jacobs left during the
week for Richmond to visit her brother,
Mr.. j. Echtenstein, l4l3 Broad street.
Mrs. Jacobs is the sister of Mrs. III. Teiser,
of our town, with whom she has been
staying for some time.
Miss Mollie Jordan. of Smithfeld, 10
here visiting her sister. Mrs Il. w. Lane,
Jr., Waher street.
MIR. Charles W. Coleman left for Rich
mond Friday morning TO be absent several
DAYS.
Dr. Edwin G.. Booth, of Carriers Grove.
who has been on visit of recreation and
pleasure to Washington. has returned
home.
MIR. Walker Joynes, Of the United States
Coast Survey, with headquarters at Port
land. Ore, was here during the week to
visit his grandfather, MIR. w. w. Vest.
Mr.. Joynes left Friday morning for Wash
ipgton. from whence he goes direct 10
Oregon in few DAYS.
Mir. James A. Banks and Miss Lucy
Walden left yesterday for Providence
Forge, where they will remain for few
DAYS to visit friends.
hlr. IHOIOdS NtWuldu, tiohSutci VI W N
county, came up to-day from Newport
News. =.
Mrs. Lewis Williams, the wife of our
popular and courteous depot agent, re-
turned last evening from Richmond.
Captain John T. Bull. Mr.. j.. W. Lane,
Jr., and Mr.. Norvell Henley, with pack
of hounds numbering about twenty, re-;
turned today from q weeks successful
fox-huntng IN Isle of Wight.
Mayor Leonard Henley is slowly i'm
proving from has recent spell of sickness,
and hopes with an improvement IN the
weather to be able TO make his appearance
| upon the street.
MIR. Archer Brooks returned last evening
from a visit of several days to Richmond.
Judge Richardson, OF Richmond; Cap:
tain McCracken, of Fredericksburg, and
Colonel Taylor, of Norfolk, were here
Thursday 10 attend meeting OF the In
sane Asylum Executive Board. Accounts
for the past month were reported and al
lowed, and the water supply was DIS
cussed.
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Warm Nprln2s.

Correspondence OF the Richmond DisDatch.]
WARM SPRING, Va, March 5.-Mr. @. T..
Wexford. of Richmond, made flying
trip here on business this week and bad
the large mortgage of the Chesapeake and
Ohio railway recorded.
Mr.. William NJ. McAlIster has returned
from business trip to Washington.
Captain q. G.. Gooch. of Hamilton. has
been here this week looking after his in
terests.
The Weather Bureau at Washington is
irving to place an observation station at
this point. Mr. III. @. Francisco will pro-
badly have charge of the work and will be
supplied with all the necessary apparatus
for careful and accurate observations
The Southern Improvement Company
have now two stations in the Valley and
one at Covington and make accurate notes
of the rise and fall of the mercury.
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Suffolk.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dlspatch.l

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
SUFFOLK. March 5.-The Odd-Fellows of
Gates county. N. O., had grand demon
stration at Parker's church, near Cora
peake, on Thursday last. Equality Lodge,
No. lO3, OF Suffolk, was present by special
invitation, and the visitors report that the
affair was most enjoyable and inspiring.
Rev. George O. Vanderslice, of Suffolk,
delivered an address which reflected great
credit upon his literary ability and gave
evidence Of the fact that he Is thoroughly
posted in Odd-Fellowship.
Mr.. Max, Weyhmann, OF Suffolk. arrived
home Thursday from his old home in
Dresden, Germany, where he has been on a
visit for several months.
Mr.. John III. Shepherd, agent of the
Southern Express Company; lett on Thurs
daughter, Miss Annie, who is perfecting
berself in vocal music at a celebrated
school in that city. Miss Matte Boswell
accompaled Mr.. Shepherd. she being a
special friend of his daughter.
Several of our young people went to
Norfolk on Wednesday night TO witness
the Little tycoon"
Mrs. Robert W. helms and children, and
Mrs. Il. p. Savage and children. left here
this week for Hampton. where they will
reside in future.
Al the UettiuS VI thC otuuu Sodkos
KNIGHTS of Honor. in Roanoke this week.
r. II. Prentis, Esq, of Suffolk, was elected
grand dictator for the ensuing two years.
Al the regular convention OF Welcome
Lodge. No. so, Knights OF Pythias. last
Thursday night, committee was appointed
% sol,cif contributions from the members
of the lodge towards the fund for the erec-
tom az memorial to Samuel Holden Hines,
tina Pythlan martyr who lost his life in the
Spotswood Hotel Ere in Richmond. The
lodge has already made one contribution
from its treasury to this object, and it is
contemplated to supplement by donation
from the lodge the amount raised BY indi-
y,dual subscriptions.
County Clerk Il. K Smith, OF Suffolk,
rafurned Q few DAYS ago from cunning
tyin 10 Ragged Islard, near Virginia Beach.
In ons day Mr.. smith killed ffty-one can
vas hack ducks, two red-heads, several
ANAL black ducks, and two swan. Mr..
Saith was this guest Of the Ragged Island
Tsh,nc and Cunning Club, which also en-
tertained President Harrison, who, on
ssarinr Of Mr.. Smiths excellent, work.
ssfea "a see the man who could make such
an admirable record. The distinguished
Rspubiican politician and the disttn:
c,,rhsd Democratic sportsman met and
Rad 8 most ENJOYABLE time with toe mem
bsss . q rs io s'uS r~vssncs eloshisra 0!
s13oIk. hsvs cold theif STOCK @ g3oos enq
Sfore lxtayes 70 necDfA - - Porter i
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West Point.

correspondence Of the Richmond Dspa.ch.l
WFsr PorNT. Va. March 5.-Mr. S. W.
Tinsley. of Ark, Gloucester county. was in
town to-day. tie was looking fol. house,
and SAYS he will move his family to this
place in short time.
The Baptist Ladies' Aid Society held an
entertainment here Thursday night. The
entertainment was followed by festival.
and neat sum was cleared.
The unday-School Union. which was
Adjourned from last Sunday on account OF
the inclemency of the weather, will be
held in the Disciples church on Sunday
afternoon.
A vessel has been ordered to freight the
woodworking factory from Laurel to
West Point. ~,
The authorities shipped tramp to Bal:
timore by yesterdays boat to get nd Oh
him. :,
Mr.. T. H.. Edwards Is spending several
days on a visit to his father above hing
William Courthouse.
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Lexington


Correspondents OF the Richmond Dispatcn.I
LEXINGTON. March 5.--Mr. and Mrs J. T..
Blame, Of Taylor. Tex. are visiting 1t Dr.
III. Z. Barton's.
Mrs' Q. +. Keys. Of Washington. d. g.;
Mrs. RI. N. Burford, Of Lynchburgi Mrs.
H. y. Lucado, Of Lynchburg, and Mr., N.
NJ Washer werc in Lexington attending
the funeral OF j. Madison Pettigrew:
M Joseph X. White, son Mr.. William
White of Lexington, and well-known
bus,nes s-man of Richmond, has located in
Mr. D. {. Wheat. of Staunton. grand
master OF Virginia Odd Fellows, has been
Visiting tho lodges in Roctbridge county
shi: week as was With On E's Monds,
n,@ht on Tuesday night he visited Dem
msrk Lodge. No. Is, at Denmark.
twelve miles from here. where ne hs
sIprsssed himself as well pleased With the
progress made BY the order during his
re Roe 4 Lodge. I. o. O. z. ~. -
e.ected On Thursday night $e1t0SenQ
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MARRIAGES.

GOLDEN-DEPRATE. Married, at the
home OF the brides mother, at 500 Brook
avenue. on the 18th of February. 1872. BY
EN- to Miss ROSA DEPRArE.
wALTON-FAUDREE Married, at the
residence of the brides mother, by Rev: DR.
Sledd, February II, 1892, CHARLES WAL
TON to MAUD FAUDREE.
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Obituary.

Died, in Alexandria. Va. March 1, 1892.
Thomas HARRISON ROOSTER, son of Lyttle-
ton and Adelaide Register, of New Kent
county, in the 35th year of his age:
Mr.. Royster possessed virtues that drew
TO him large circle of friends. He was q
good son. an afectionate brother, and q
faithful friend. and was always ready to
respond to any call for charity. He was
happy in life. and in death Is " At Rest"
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Mean temperature. ................

have accepted the sole agency tor the
CITY of Richmond for Avon bottlin9 OF
Bass 4 Co.'S Pale Ale and Guiness's Dublin
Stout, which is considered equal to and
perhaps superior to any other bottiing OF
these health-giving beverages, and the
price is very reasonable.
JULIEN Bnyoap.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-06

Now I have only thirty-fve Of Major
Drewery's Westover Hams; pretty sizes.
II you want them call early this morning.
JULIEN BNfoRp, Agent.
12O6 east Main street.
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

DALrIxoRI. March 5.-virginia consols, 3's.
7llSa7IA: Baltimore and Ohio stock. 96a963 I;
Northern Central stocz, 69t4a694; Baltimore
ana Ohio Southwestern lists, 103I4hl04; do. ID
incomes, 10 asked; consolidated gas BOMBS, aba
1874: do. stocks, 50I3a503z-
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have only fifteen of Major Drewry's
westover Hams left. They are two years
old. but juicy.
JULIEN BrSroRp, Agent,
1206 east Main street.
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THE BANK STATEMENT.

NEW YORK. March 5.--The weekly bank state
ment shows the following changes: Reserve,
decrease. s5,077.475 loans, increase. e7.7e5,-
300 specie, decrease, s3.334,o0 legal
tenders, decrease, et,933,000; deposits. In
crease. close 500; circulation Increase. S132,-
400. The banks now hold s21 ,292 ,225 In ex-
cess Of the requirements OF the rs per cent.
rs,tr
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mARiNE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC. MARCH 8. 1892
PORT OF RICHMOND. MARCH 6. 1892

ARRIVED.
Steamer Ariel. Deyo. Norfolk, merchandise
and passengers; l.. Is. Tatum. VICE president
Bsrkeniine yidette. Long, City Point, light, 70
Curtis & Parker.
Schooner Mary z. Morris, Smith, Baltimore,
coal, s. II. Halves
schooner Sophia Godfrey, McCarty, Newport
News, light, TO Curtis & Parker.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. MARCH 8, 1SeA
GBy telegraph
ARRIVED.
Steamship Nillids, New Orleans.
Schooner A. e. Rlckerson. Philadelphia
schooner Thomas i. Clyde, New York.
Schooner j. N. Brown, New York.
SAILED.
Steamship Victory, Liverpool
PORT OF WEST POINT. MARCH s. 1904
lBy telegraph
ARRIVED.
Steamship Richmond, Jenney, NewYork, gen'
eral cargo.
steamship Charlotte, Nickle, Baltimore. pas
sengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Regulus, Liverpool, general cargo.
steamship Richmond, New York, general
cargo.
steamship Charlotte, Baltimore, passengers
and general cargo.
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.

NEW YORK, March o.-lhe STOCK Market
opened with firm temper in the whole
list, with the exception OF the Richmond and
West Point securities and New England scored
further improvement In the first hour The YAM
derbilts were still the strong features, and Lake
shore rose rapidly from 1858 % 14Olt, Michigan
Central more than keeping pace with 10. with
rise from 11l56 20 I1D on a much smaller busl-
ness. All the other stocks OF this group felt the
stimulus, and Northwestern and New York Gen.
trail made material gains, solling upto the high
est point OF the week.
RICHMOND AND WEST POINT DOWN.
Up to this time the concessions In everything
but the Richmond and West Points were in
significant, but that stock opened. down ls4,
and reured ] per cent. further, While the pre-
ierred, after opening down 81, at 6S, further
dropped 70 "a. In the face Of the weakness In
tue rest Of the lis. il rallied 10 81, but closed as
05.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE
EueninI.-Exchange duiet and steady AZ 4S6lsa
4soIs. Commercial oils. 4S4$4a4S714. Money
easy no loans closing offered At 2. subTrea-
sury balances-Coln. sl09,6O6,000; currency,
sla.S~:.Uuo. Governments duh but steady;
per cents. liz. State bonds dun but nrm.
Ororv OrOT aTIQNA
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GRAIN ANo COTTON EXCHANGE,

RICHMOND. March g. 0YrRxN0s- Wheat.
l.s54 bushelA Corn 1889 bushels. Oats, 1000
bushels. Meal, 40 busnelk
sALxs -whest. 1854 bushels- Corn, lS2
bushels
QUOTATIONS.
WHuAy.-Longbsrry el.O2set.05. Mixed.
elsSL05. snortpsrry. Csc soL04 No 2 red,
Los ,ef.04.
Cosn.-whits. Virginia, 4os51c; No 2, 60a
Sic. No Y. mixed. 4cc-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-06
- PASTORS TAKE NOTICE.-

oO~ PASTORS TAhE NOl1CEs-
THE EVANGELICAL ALLIANCE VIII hold .
public meeting TUESDAY NIGHT. March 9Th,
q O'Clock, as The FIRST Presbyterian church
(Rev. 4. r. KExk0, Grace and Madison etrsetA
Iddrcsses WIN be doiivered BY Rev. \. D. HoGn
ana BahOp RANDOLPH eub1sct: "Tbe coium-
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