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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-13


Made at Union Depot, Columbia, with CelurA.
bia and GreenvilIe Division Richmond and
ranvIle r. K 10 and from Greenville and
WaIIIlia daily by train arriving at 1850 a. 20.
and leaving C0luin ba at 8 10 p. M; and daily
with Charlotte. Columbia and Augusta
Division r. l. D. K. r. by train arriving
mt Columbia at 1870 a. n. and 41 p. M. and
leaving CoIunl bia at $50 A. m. and 6:l0 p: IA.
AtChar!eston with stes u, ers for New York.
Monday, Wednesday and dFriday with stea ner
tOr JAG; sonrille and points on the St johns
River; also with Charleston and savannah
Railroad 10 and from Savannah and at
points in Florida. ~.
AtAugus:a with georgia and Central Rafl-
roads 10 and from all points South and West.
Midland Railroad Through tickets can be
purchased TO all points South and West, BY
app y1lyto ~ 'i
x L. SEAY. q. T. A., Columbia. II. :fgi
4. ". WARD, General Manager.
E.P. WARING, Gen Pass Agt.
Charleston, y. G.
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NoLUMBIA. NEWBERRY Il LAUR.
r.' ..fr "a
7 Y FNS Il. X.
Schedule IN effect Sunday, June 5th, 1892.
sorTHBoUSD NoRTHBouND
cOUTH CAROLINA RAILWAY. &

Nos. and local freight and passenger.
J. r. KENLI, W. q. CHILDS, c. O. LITTLE,
GenI Manager SUpt AsSt Supt-
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SOUTH BOUND RAILROAD
Northward
HooA, lin

Time Table in effect May 22nd, 1897.
To Savannah and Florida via Columbia.
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El1e gN9GeG;;lld anil 50r)I5* 8
CoSGE.SsMA% TOMBSTONE.

The Good Record of iIis First Ierm-His
Splendid Services gain IN Demand.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE
CLOSING QUOTATIONS OF xoSEr'
or.r,,u and sales at tho Rishmond Tobacco
Euchsnse-Internai Revenue oollsc-
~uon,-Foreien Advieo..

NV Yong Feb. 22-Money closed at Q per
cant the highest Of the day. The lowest was
~ nor cent. Exchange closed steady; posted
rates. asslsa $50; actual rates, 4s514siS51s Tor
si,tv-day bills and 4ssSlssA for demand. Gov
eminent bonds closed steady; currency 6s' l'
bid: as. coupons. 6s1t: extended 2s. registered
100 bid.
The dealings in stocks this morning were
fairly active and demand weak, The prlncipsi
dealings were IN Gas. Philadelphia and heau,,
ing, New Jersey Central, Atchlson l.. T. anu
w, Burlington, Erie and 81. raul Inc open-
ing prices were generally from - 20 - per csnT
higher. but a pressure 10 sell was soon desel-
oped in Chicago Gas, which dropped Pa per
cent. to IA and weakened the whole list heau.
ing. Jersey Central and Burlington came hef'
with declines OF 1 per cent. each. htcnlsont ~
T.. and W. aud others were also conspicuous loI
weakness. Toward the end OF the nrst ,houIs
reaction OF / per cent. IN chicago Gas cnecAeu
the downward movement ana tnere was 80
tlOnal rally IN most cases by II o CLOCK. nano
second hour weakness again set IN ana lnueI
the lead Of Lake Erie and Western prefeTreu
prices declined TO the lowest ngures Iha'
stock fell rs per cent. Inc decilhe III Wy -
eral list ranged from y TO =. Ihe safes lOr lno
morning were l7s.gOO shares. Since the VIII
drawal from the market IN connection Win tne
Reading deal OF another block OF ths ntoch ~
has become a more easy matteI 1nan Lone
fore TO manipulate the price. lhis Was zone
with great strength this morning ana an aughnce
OF nearly 4 per cent. scored: Ihe rest OF tno
market strengthened somewhat IN blhpatn''
especially St. Paul. but the general mONenehI
was dull and sluggish. L~ackawanna was pa up
to some extent to-day, owing 10 thc lact 'ns1
the annual meeting was one OF haIIhohy. ~"
Paul was hammered on the theory ,that tneLo
would be no dividend until March notNlln-
standing the fact that one broker openly mas
a bid Off per cent. for the dividend to-aAs: -
closing prices we're irregular 19pt IN a ma]oIloys
Of cases fractiOnslly higher. Ire total safes VI
.t..1- 20 10 70 "a rr-o "a fyU .tl.iJt hlhTts.
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ANumber Of Them Reported on the English
and Irish Coasts.

6nN 81 O'ffTfR
LONDON. Feb. 23.-Reports of shipping dis
asters continue 10 come in from the English
and Irish coasts. The bark Dronnong Sophie
during the worst Of the gale was driven
ashore on Galley Head County Cork. be-
tween the bays of Ross and Clonakllty. She
became a helpless wreck and was rapidly
going TO pieces when her crew Of eleven men
were all saved by life-boats.
A large steamer. name not known, 10
stranded off Morris Castle. County Wexford.
Lines we're thrown 10 the wreck. the breechos
buoy rugged up and with it and the aid Of the
life-boats all hands on board have been
rescued.
The Yacht Surprise has been wrecked near
Belfast. -
The schooner Jane and Alice sank of
Dungaroon yesterday. All were saved.
The weather was worse last night IN the
British channel, but has moderated some
what to-day.
During the night O French steamer, name
unknown. sunk of the Sicily islands. Her
crew, consisting of twenty persons, we're
saved. except three. who went down with the
ship.
The Flushing mail went ashore of Green's
borough. Kent. in the the thick weather Of
last night. it is feared she sank with all on
board.
The steamer Tunise came ashore during
the night on Lundy Isle at the entrance OF the
British channel. Her crew were landed by
the breaches buoy.
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This cure is founded upon the most scien-
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direct from our office.
The LEyERETTE SPECIFIC COMPANY.
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baltimore.

BALTIMORE. Md, Feb. 2a-ilout sesaSs.
Western super. sa25s3.65; do. extra, 49, go
do. family. sl5Osls5: winter wheat, Ae 10 do
b.25; spring wheat patent. s6lOsozS, bin.
straight. s475e5; receipts 10y. ras Wheat
ments, 357 barrels; sales, lo5 pnrvarv at.03L.
weak; No. 2 red. spot, sl.04ts: epWav stosssls
@LO3It: March. el.0254Gi.Q3Ss;, MaS,S ioa iGs
i.O35s: receipts, 1899 bushels; shlpnneh ~ oO0
bushels: stock. sO6,6l9 bushels; sae ora "a
bushels: Southern wheat easier, lua~' nixed
sLO5; Longberry. slsi.05. corn cuach- 49,
ss4a3s5sc.; February, tsessss,sc.' .asI4as7[c.:
@3SAo.; April. 4s9ss4sSc.; May, 80 s95.ea6
steamer, mixed. 4715gf74c.; recelpsSk = 49,
bushels; shipments. Si6.e 2l bushels s'o sSnnnIthern
s2l bushels: sales, 10000 bushels ~ Sac
corn steady; white, ~49s5ic.; yeho"; White,
Oats active and lower, \ seiIc
Western. ssc.: No. . mixed, Western, oo6sJ.'
recelpts. 5000 bushels; stock. s5,o< 81
Rye lower: No. 2, &c; receipts. bol4' stoeA' 90.
2si. Hav steady: good to choice tlmoIhyn s-gs
sIt. Cotton nominal: middllng, N5c. lroFls1
ions firm and unchanged. Butter steany anu
unchanged. Eggs unsettled at nc oonee hrn:
Rio cargoes, fair, me. No. 2, l5c. sugar s'eaas'
granulated. 4 S-l6c. Copper steady; renneu.
ioLc. Whisky firm at si25., PEANUTS urn
Virginia farmers, 2l463lac.; do. hand picked
3I1siLc North Carolina, 234g3c. -.
Stocks-Yirginia consolidated threes. "a,
baltimore and Ohio stock, g~jtsa@o; Northern
Central stock, 6SAs69t5; Baltimore anu ONO
Southwestern frsts. lO3Csl03}r; do. thud IN
comes. "a 10; Consolidated Gas stock 419s
4136.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-24

RocHEsrEe. y. Y. Feb. 23.-rhe man who
tried to rob the American Express car on
the New York Central Sunday night has
been identified by j. b.. Prentiss. agent Of the
Express Company here, rs Perry. who COM
mltted tho robbery on an express car near
Utica several months ago. NJ. c. Inery, the
messenger. IS suffering severely from his bull
lie. wounds.
SYRACUSE, n. Y. Feb. 22.-Oliver ii. Perry.
a contractor and builder of this city. sup
posed to be the father of the express robber.
Oliver Curtis Perry. said to-day: II do not
know that the man at Lyons Is my son. and
cannot tel until | have seen him. | have not
seen my son IN a good many years. and |
could not tell what he looks like now. lie Is
twenty-five wears Of age. Several years ago
he left home TO 20 TO live with an aunt AT
Frazee City. Mimi. and have not seen him
since. He has never written To me and Go
not know whether he was ever a cowboy or
not -
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TAMMANY'S BIG CHIEFS
WILL VOL GO Dows WIN HILL,
INT VIII Swim with the Presiden''a' hsp'-
rant-More Gold for ~Europs-LooN-
ing for Typhus Fever.
INV YoRK BUREAU RICHMOND TINES.
w." Feb. %. 1892. !

INV yopx BUREAU RICHMOND TrMrs.l
Feb. 70. 1892.
Tba Tammany. anti Tammany and all the
n,hsy Democrats. with q few exceptions, nave
,.trrnsd from the State convention 81
Albany. and, strange to say. all OF them ha'9
returned in high glee. While the RANK A"r
file Of Tammsny are enthusiastic partiSsn' -
Hin many doubt the loyalty OF the Dig ch'e'''
Th.x are for Hill if he can win, but they a'o
not ready 10 90 down with the hin mp
This sentiment was accurately vo'ceu
Tsmmspv official this morning who s''enuou
the convention. lie said
upv.rrrY A RECOMMENDATIONS
while the delegation was instruc'ou 10 to
support Hill at Chicago. IL a. a demand
nature of a recommendation IMAM ue" Ho
nhs nonination." The remark was ire
non,Iv NADIA that Flower had the Key 10 the
stnation and that there was a goou chance oi
He lightning striking him. ne nau "I'aso-
nized neither side and woulu s'anu oeloio
80 mon He had shown his strength ana
h.S received q much larger majority than
TIE OPPOSITION.
,foror Grace said to-day that the oppo-
.;tion intends 10 have an enrolment OF the
democrats throughout the State. IN opposi-
tion to the machine. and by virtue OF TINS en-
rollment call primaries ana elect 1elegates 70
Che State convention called for May 3lst at
Sxrscrse I'VE expect" he said, TO get at
.ss, q hundred thousand Democrats TO enroll
themselyes and / think we will rather make
an impression on the National convention"
MORE GOLD FOR EUROPE.
In addition TO having aboard the Secretary
Of the Treasury the steamship Spree today
carried freight IF an unusually valuable
nature in the shape or 81. 600, 900 In American
gold. This is the second heavy shipment OF
our gold TO Europe since Saturday.
Earnings of the second week in February by
the Richmond and Danville system IS T2,oJo
increase. East Tennessee. Virginia and Geor-
gia. $5.747 decrease. Memphis and Charles
ton, s131 decrease.
Mr.. wITHEBs' WILL.
The will of David Durham Withers. the
noted horseman, was filed to-day. III dlvlues
all the property into five equal parts ana De-
queaths the net interest, pr0hts an9 income
equally among his two brothers ana three SIS
tiers. Friends OF Mr. Wlthers DeneVe ne n"uaO.
cumulated q property valued al mLIlons' DuV
tbe actual amount is not known. Among the
heirs are. William II. Clasen, OF AnuapOhs;
MI Alfred w. Withers. of Roane's. Va. ana
William b. Withers. of Loeb Leyen, Miss ana
his daughter. Virginia Withers. OF Baltimore
Md.
LOOKING FOR TYPHus FEyEB.
Tonight the New York board OF health be-
gan AL inspection Of all the lodglng-houses IN
the CITY. Fifteen physicians will be engaged
in the work. They will vaccinate all the IN
mates and look for tyDhus fever at the same
time. This morning Bernard Seimon, twenty
one years old. was found suffering from W
pbus fever. He was removed TO the hospital
and the house disinfected.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-24

snring wheat lower: No. 3 in store, SIG
~ sales Nv samples. f. o. b.: No. ,. 9l1sag5c.;
No 4. 6JSsJc. Winter wheat lower; No. red IN
store. 936q6c. Sales by sample T.. o. b.. No. red
g~3e9ic.; No. red. sse9lc.: No. fred NesSo'
Corn lower: No. in store, 35Ne51c.; No.
3 yellow. 35I5c. Sales by sample. T. o. b.; No.2,
yellow. 8,c.: No. 3. 3ilsc.; NO. 3 white. SeSs4c';
No. 1, 34s35Ac
> white. 3Oitc.: No. 3 white. 2~9e291ec.
Sales By sample. (. o. b.: No. >. 29l4@3Oc;: No.
white, 80N63lc.; No. 3 white. 2Se2ss4c.; No. 4
Iard-sales. $3.50 tierces at s6i5; 1000 tierces
on private terms.
Short Rib sides-Sales. 100000 pounds al $3.50.
Short Clear Sides-Sales, 800 boxes on private
terms.
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ST. LOUIS. No, Feb. 28.-Flour firm; patent,
sL45s4.55: fancy extra. s3.0e4 ass; choice, $3.50
$40; Family, s~31OeA25. Wheat lower; te6rn-
AIRY. g8lac. nominal; March. 933sc. nominal; May
arv. 8iL4c. asked: March. 353sc.; May. 357sS31tac.
asked. Oats lower; May, .fl1sc. BID. FORK
Standard mess, 1925. ~Lard-Prlme steam
sf.s. Dry sailed eats--Shoulders. 5isc longs.
flsc. clear ribs. 6ssc.: shorts. 694c. Bacon
Boxed shoulders, s1.s7t9; longs and clear rins'
= 45a6 Eli. shorts. k6 IS.
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TyroN Stock YARDS, Ill. Feb. 23.-Cattle Re
CENT. fOD head: market weak and 5el0c.
lower; common 10 extra steers. s~2.9OeA23;
sfockers and feeders. .2.5e255; cows
and bulls. sl.l582G5. HOgs-Receipt $1,000. weak
~ ior. lower. heavy. sl65a4.qO; mixed and
medium. s4.45a4.G5: light, s~t.50&t7i sheep
Tight. weak and steady; common to extra, St75
6qs. lambs. s5aGSU.
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goes. ieAc. Futures closed steady;, Bio rr
Santos No. :, March. abs; do. April si@i''
do. May, els. nc
Naval S~tores-Spiri,s turpentine closed = IL
for regular aud 40lec. for machine made n = Tor
Rosin closed at sI.9O for common, srxi,xr.
strained. and sl35 for good strained ""
ket rules firm n bar.
Pipe line certificates dull; saies, TO- orsned
at 5sNc.; highest, 5s4c.; lowest. 5'',c'' e'0''"S'
beLxc.
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Chicago.

CHICAGO. Feb. 2s.-Wheat was very weak on
hearish cables. large receipts and slow sales,
closing 1Se$sc. lower. Receipts. PIG cars.
The corn market was very dull but nrm, ana
closed &c. higher. Receipts, s3l cars.
Very little busine transacted IN OATS, lno
market weakening with wheat and closing sc.
lower. Receipts, AS cars.
Provisions we're more weak because q heavier
movement Of hogs. and lost IS zoe. Tor PORK
7l5c. for lard, and 1g11c. for ribs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-24

South Carolina Determined TO End "A Dis
graceful Proceeding.

graceful Proceeding.
SAyANNAH. Ga. Feb. PA frightful story
has been brought t. this city by a gentleman
arriving today. In the vicinity Of Modoc,
S. c.. on the Port Royal railroad. a white
woman. whose name ~ not given. gave birth
to a mulattO child. The neighbors were in
diguant. and feeling that she had disgraced
the community. demanded of her the name
of the father If the child.
The woman gave the names of three ne
groes, and many men were soon on their
track.
One Of the negroes is known 70 have been
lynched. another Is SAID to have been taken
into custody and his fate Is unknown. and
the other Is at large, and has signihed his IN
tention OF dying with his boots on. The COM
muuity Is aroused. Nothing more than the
bare statement IS given above can be OBJ
tanned tonight.
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Cincinnati.

CrycrSvArL. o.. Feb. e3.-Pork-Regular, Sli.O
afGgl3: family. s12ta1212la. Lard-hottle dried
Tla.i,c. Bacon-Sh0rt clear sides, 500 e5.s3
of l.gS barrels Of finished goods
on the basis % sl2iper gallon.
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RICHmOSD GEEERAL MARKETS.

PRODUCE.
Butter: Fancy creamery, 2ja0c.; dairy
hacked, 22a23c.. Merchants packed lsa20c.;
FAIR. IGalsc.: common ~i0sl2l4c.
Eggs; In crates 2042lc.; la barrels NC.
DRESSED POULTRY.
Turkeys. per round l5al1c.. Ducks. l219al3c,
Chickens. Babe.
LIVE POULTRY PR HEAD.
Live hens, fat pare; hens and ~roosters. ga
Csc; chickens, row &aoc.
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
Potatoes: Irish. 5Oa60c. per bushel.
Potatoes. Northern. S1.f5s20O. per barrel.
Potatoes. Virginia, slJoal1A
Sweet Potatoes, 40aJo. per busheL
Cabbage. sugar barrel S1.5Jal.7J.
Onions. S2.J6aAOO per barrel
Peanuts. 3fa41sc.; per pound.
Oranges, Ria. bright. box sLfJa2.00.
kussers, ST. AGO.
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Trvrrpoor. Feb. %2s.-Spot cotton steady with
little doing. middling uplands' @1E SAFES
bales. Futures steady; feDruary-March
9lI.ci March-April. 1864; April-AaY, 5ii-Oi'
May-Juue. 3 Jl-Jl.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-24

arOppING PLACER

STOPPING PLACES
Sos Il. o.. % and 30 make no stops Nos q AMI
- stop on signal a. Manchester, Centralia anl
chester nos. - STOP on signal A. dan.
chester. DreWrT's. CentrallA and Chester. No. y
stops on signal az Manchester only for passsn.
gers purchasing tickets 70. regular stopping
ssfaees Tor this uain south OF Petersburg. Nos
KS. Sc. .. -. 40 an 3 VIII sop on signal A.
al S'A0 PULLMAN CAR SERVICE
N Trains Nos Is.l5 ana &}sleepIns- cars betweoa
New York and Tampa. Fla. via JscksonylleL
On Trains Nos. Is 2nd q sleeping-cars between
New iOrA and Charleston. On Trains nos. .,
and q sleeplns-cats between Ne" lorA anl
JAcksOnylAo. Du IRAN 40. ] sls. d. . -.
y~.en -ew ork and sqv-nrsh. On Trains Nos.
n and 81 sleeping cars between Richmond anl
LynchDur2. Va
THiF NEW YORK AND FLORIDA SPECIAL.
Consisting OF Vestihule Pullman cars only leaves
Richmond south-hound sc t:ijP. NJ, Mondays.
VeSn..davea and FRIDAYS. and leaves Petersburg
north-bounda AZ 4 n. on tuesdays. Thursdays
ana Saturiays. Extra fare Is charged on this
TIE ONLY ALL.RAn LINE TO NORFOLK
Richmond .90AM. Ecrtolk.....:Is5AM
hienmond..' 5:5 7. y Norio.& -. saOP NJ
NorfoiS 's35A. 81 Richmond -: "
So-toiT 'snJP NJ hichmonl-. 63S +. m
NIybe trains leaving. Rich ond asgO)A NJ ant
Norfolk stsOO L. NJ. arc solid trains between
these Two points. xad passengers 20 through
without chanse or gms b1o no s9nrep"8u, ar,
from Richmond and tho s0A ~ train from
Norfolk LEAVING lehman a. 1Om a.,
pu AMI IL ~ l.. a., aud arriving AZ Rich.
,nona Az A. NJ lp L. N. aud 1B n.
nors close connection a. Petersburg 10 AMI
nom Farnviie, Lynchbgr. AMI 'ust
y" l. n. SVLLf,
Superintendent
i. !. ID. AlEliS,
General superintendent
T. ExgRsoS TrarAe EAAassr
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When Baby was sick, We gave her Castora-
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung TO Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them CastorA
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DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
TIE FAy0RIIE ROUTE TO BALTnvopp
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YOat "'
LEAVE RICHMOND.

IkAlN 80. 40, 1910 T. 81
OCAL EXPRESS. daily. or..ot c--f.
II Stops 81 all stations A. Lester Nar,- ~
meets with stage FOR Malkort0n. also
with Baltimore steamer AZ West p.f.t
TRAIN No. Ih. ga. r.
baltimore LIMITED. daily. erra-. .,,
- day. for West Point. connecting Rt.
river steamer for Baltimore. A H
steamers connect with Baltimore anl Oht.
road for Washington. phiaIel..ta ana l.
York. FARL: Richmond Dob Na. mrr,
Washington, 50; 90 Philadelphia sf0
York. 800.
STEAMERS LEAVE BAITDIORrfpr.
INOR WEST POINT. daily. except s.-l,-
4 thence by Richmond and lanN's rr
20 Richmond, arriving at $40 A. 81 anl
TRAIN No. 30. 7.0 An.
OCAL MIXED. daily, except sunday Iatr.,
II Twenty-third street station ,or Net l81i
and intermediate points.
Ticket Office az station foot Of Virginia r.-asl
omen 500 A.. NJ. TO 6.0JP 81, and ir3l a0 ~
Oily ticket Office, si Main street
sol. HASS, JAS J.. TAYLOR
Traffic Manager. zen. Passenger igort
w. AllNh.
Assistant General Passenger Agent
Charlotte Nl
W. II. GREEN. General Manager
J.. BERKELEY, superintendent
DICHMOND CITY AND SEVEN rfyr5
n RAILWAY COMPANY.
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CharIeston.
Liverpool.

CHARLESTON. S. c.. Feb. 23.-Rosin firm a
si.C0. 1%urpentine firm az 3356c.
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TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

RrcuyoSD. VA. Feb. 23.-No offerings or TO-
baccos al auction on Change To-Day luea""''
February -. l~2' Ill
Privafe sales reported 20 the secretary on the
Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day: wrappers .
hOgsheads; filters, o; smokers. 90 scfab ~ sut.
5; cutting Tugs, /; leaf dark, lo'"l' 10
hOgsheads. H..
once of the tobacco inspector reports to-day
lnsnectiOns-Bright hogsheads; laih' 9t nos
heads. q tierces. Helnspectlohs-bfsht ~ hoss-
heads. gtferccs: dark. d hogsheads.
Farmers. Allegheny, OLD DOMINION 'tsu-
ehrws Meals. Dayeuports SnocAoe ana Tra-
tro,Las tobacco warehouses report to-day; he
CENTS. IS packages; deliveries. l0t
Tine United States internal revenue coAec-
lions for rho city OF Richmond, Va, to-day are
a. follows. Tax paid cigars and cigarettes
si.t5G.5j: tax paid plug tobaccos' s''"'A' To-
" yery good sale Of loose bright tobacco az
sGeiburne TO-DAY. Highest price s.O5o
4 GOOD sale a. Planters tobacco warehouse To-
day. .oh.o.o
TODAY. Highest price elu.
Crenshaw sold55.gD pounds dark loose 10
bacco to-day Highest price $40 line SAFE
OF fine crops Of dark tobacco az hne prices az
this warehouse to-day. n
Nr. ". n. Gary. Of Henderson. ~. C.. AMI VT.
+ /. Morton. OF Clarksyille, Va. are IN hlcn-
moud to-day making their headquarters Win
Nessre. Maurice 4. Smith * Co.
Kegistered at the Richmond Tobacco TX
change to-day: l.. NJ. Hicks. PoWhstan; tharles
Samuelson. Liverpool, England; X ;. Perkins;
J.. ". IuptOn. James y. Brown, !. 4 Brown ana
IS Hudson. Albemarle; W.. l.. Lane, New YORK
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By virtue Of deed Of trust dated January 81.
1881 and recorded in Richmond thancery Court
clerks office in ID. Il. l42 "A, PAGE, 5is, ana 10y
request of the beneficiary, default having been
made in the payment Of notes thereby 'ecured.
| will sell by pnbiic auction, on the premises on
THURSDAY. MARCH 3, ls94,
at o'clock l.. ~. the proIe rty described above.
.TEaNs: Cash enough 80 pay expenses OF SAFE,
al taxes due and unpaid and siH notes each
September q, 1891; October ~, 1871; November
q. 1921; December a, 1891; January q, 1872, and
February q. 1892. respectively, TIL paid and on
time as 10 ;hirty-ono other notes secured by
sad trust deed each for the sum OF slL0s al
dated January "a. Is % and payable -. Sd. 10, a.,
~, * -. -. %. q. -. 10. ~, 81. =, ~3' 81. ~. IA 20,
~. 81, 90, 81, 90. 10. 6l, IS. o., 8 aud d, months
JAMES Ii. CRLN5HAW,
feel -l0t Trustee.
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AUCTION sALEs-Future Days.
By James II. Crenshaw'
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneer,
No. II north Eleventh street.

HHrRCH HILL PROPERTY FOR Sal E
4 THUSTEESSALE or THAT DESlhAlt Z
FRkNED DWELLING OF FIVE ROOMS. MD
LOT. NO. 2Clt T. STREET. Fronting NlNE,
STRFFT AND EXTENDING BACK NlkIH-
WAKDIY BETWEEN PAEALltI LlNEs
~SIXTY-FOUR AND TLN-INELtIH Wi lO-i2)
FEET.