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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-23
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND. Va. March 22.-No offerings OF to
baccOs at auction Oh Change TO-DAY. ., 49,
Private sales reported 10 The secretary OF lne
Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day: wrappers.
3Iogsheads; filters. lO; cutters. rs; smokers I'i
lear dark 80. Total, ll5 hogsheads.
Office of the 70 accO Inspector reports to-uaJ
nspections-Brght % hogsheaGs. 10 ueice7'
dark lO3 hOgsncads, uerces. helhaleV'4On'
Bright, II hogsheads. ..,.. ,,t.oho,, pov-
Farmers Virginia, wilson 3. Alieshahy, nv NV
exports. Vaughan r. SeabiOokes ga - III iiV ~,
Gl1nfers' Shelburnes Shockoe and Neal $ 10
bacco warehouses report today hs0oiP''' ''
packages: deliveries. - - ouoo
The United States internal revenue coNec-
tions for the city of Richmond, va. to-aay'
rxers a. follows. Tax paid cigars and cigarettes
si.l59sl: tax paid plug tobaccos' s-lo''-'' ~
A very good sale at sheburne's today. Moth
ing very fine offered. Sales about 0'OOV iou"0''
A good break for tomorrow -. A.. eoroa
right good sale at Planters 10 day come
fine mahogany hllers were onereu' soo"
saockoe ,oid sioo pounds dark loose tobaccos
to-day. Highest price. as IL ,...o 80
Crenshaws sold 1880 pounds dark loose 10
baccos today Highest price sl;;'5; ,, hoe
been in Richmond for he past day or two makes
the office OF our Mr.. William q. Miller his mead
quarters We understand he leaves via the
York River division OF the Richmond and Dan
VILE railroad tonight for Baltimore.
The Courler-Journal Of Monday. March u,
1892, speaking o. tho Louisville ky.) tobacco
market SAYS: There have been some changes
In the Louisville leaf tobacco market tins week
10 note There has been dimlnution of re-
ceipts The cold weather has been the obvious
cause. There has not been good season for
nrizinc. and farmers have been compelled TO let
no a little. This same cold weather has. how
aver IN some respects improved he condition
81 tobacco. Many hogsheads had become too
soYt and the drop III the mercury has put q
cbeck upon such tendencies.
'"sl he marhet has manifested better tone
,bnn II did last week. The diminution OF re-
an;,,,s and the Improvement Of condition have
impaired strength TO 1t I5e iD t ,Et hS.
nearly always oeen soJq desrsbe me weeE is
on gnod nercentage of line, bright burleys, and
the Sie prices Of the ses a. were realized ,t
but uui W. 'sre not so good. The Improvement
has not confined 70 Any P Erhsq r sr4de
p.rna1pS more regularity and steadiness In the
HHeeHistered at the Richmond Tobacco OnaR Ri.
T,e Warrington: IL. J. Bass. Durham; D. Is
Moseley. Bedford City.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE
.,osrse QUOTATIONS OF xoSEr.
and sales Mt the Richmond Tobacco
Frehanse-internai Revenue Oo'se-
tons-roreign Advices.

49,, yonE. March oe.-NIoney on call loaned
,tkae per cent. The lowest rate WAS ~
no highest . per cent. Exchange closed
81. rosted rates. 4ss9ss9; actual rates, 4s6S
'' ,,r sixty DAYS and 4S7s4 for demand Gov
'-.r,,nis closed steady; currency e's 1903 bid;
=. .,apons III bid: extended Rs registered.
,Nbd.
.". thoueh dealings were confined TO about
DAY .".ts They were Chicago Gas, st. Paul,
R.s 'Tneiand. sugar Trust. Nanderbilts and
Nr sInres AZ the opening prices were
$50, and only slightly changed from those OF
.ssv sugar trust was strong and * per
ye r'ehcr. subsequently weak feeling was
tr,oed and prices dropped somewhat.
a...teo Gas was the most conspicuous. declin-
'"'- rer cent Toward ~ O'Clock Sugar
As common became very strong, and
fenced on the moderate buying per
-, fs OSLO Aftsr "a clock the Nanderbilt
,s... became prominent. There is said 10 be
'..~g. short interest in the stock and a moder-
o." frrinr sent the prices Of them MP at lively
- lake shore and Nlhican Central were
...s~aily prominent IN the dealings. The
s-~er advanced nearly per cent 20 1865.
trs tie latter sold AZ ll3 against no Lake
~. subsequently, retired 20 1885. shortly
.fre noon the report reached the
...r.of. that the Governor OF New Jer-
81 had signed the bln legainng ne
~, rns leal. This resulted IN al active bid
...rr q that stock. IL sold up 20 56ti from
y. &, ile The other coal stocks. with the eNcep-
.-,fI ackawanna advanced on small transac-
.,~s Jersey Central advanced per cent o
,rsnl Delaware and Hudson ~ 10 li2. lhe
-..aersl list advanced in sympathy. and Al noon
-. frsciionaly higher than the close OF yes
',-.fr The sales to noon amour ed 70
En- shares In the last hall OF
FL, aaN there was less doing and
.....swcre not so strong. All II the leaders
pee .an.iicrabie Of the morning advance on
u rs q, realize but the final figures OF tho
~e-e per cent higher. The Sugar Trust
,',.rs were important exceptions 10 the gen
IA. l.t. snd closed ass Per cent. higher for
.tr -,nm0n and per cent. higher Tor the pre-
is--, The ssles for the day aggregated w.
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mixed, s4,1c.; No. 2, 3tc: No. mixed March.
$3.50; do. April. 5ac; May, 33s4c
Fork dull; mess. s9.t0si0 for old; sll@11J0 for
Lard quiet but firm; March, t6.S2; May. 1888;
July, e663.
Suears-Raw quiet but steady; safest Musco.
vado, 2Hc; 96-test centrifugal. 3I4c; refined
fairly active and firm; cut-loaf and crushed. 80
bsssc.; powdered, .4sssiA4c. graduated, 4Sss
confecuoners A. s14a4stc.
toiiee Spot lots quiet but weak; fair 1910 car car
goes, l64c. Futures closed weak; no or Gan Gan
$i2s5
Spirits turpentine held stronger on more en-
couraging Southern advices: quoteo AZ 'o,s@
Tor regulars and 37l4c. Tor machine barIe'ss..
kosin IN light request: strained si'''7a0''
good do. e.. 40di.f2i&. .;.,
Pipe line certificates we're active to-usS WIN
prices weak. Sales, 10000 barrels April opeh-
ing. 5sc.: highest, &c; lowest. 1iS4c' ciosihs'
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CASH SALES

Spring wheat lower. Sales by SAMPLE +. o. b.:
No. 3. 56as1c; No. 4. ,6i@15c. Winter wheat
6s,c . No red S5c: No red. 7l@s)c.
Corn steady; No. in store, S6lsc.; No. white,
s,jSeSslsc.; No. yellow &C.; No. ,, u.s. rs
Seios Nv sample /. O. b.: No white, 3gc. No. 8,
s5i4c. No. white. S714sSsc.; No. yellow S794c.;
No. 4. 3il4@36c. ~ o .-,,i..
osolSsIfc sales by sample f. o. b.: No 2. 2sf4c.,
No white 29eS184c.; No. 3, CHEESE. No. 3
white 2816a29lsc. 80. ..-..o
Isrd-Sales, 1000 tierces at $500; 800 tierces at
Green shoulders Sales $4,000 tierces at $3.50
Dry sailed shoulders siS719
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Chicago.

CHICAGO. Ill. March 22.-Wheat broke nc.
this morning on milder weather, liberal re-
ceiDts and dlscOuraging cable advices, Dut re-
covered ali but i4c of the decline on news re-
garding Russas war preparations and less
weak closing cables.
Corn was hrmer principally on softer weather
and closed &c. higher.
OATS weak early, but recovered with corn
and closed &c. higher. Receipts. 236 cars OF
wheat $50 corn and $50 oats.
Provisions were strong on falling OIL IN the
receipts of live hogs and in sympathy with the
frmness IN corn. Pork gained l214c.; lard,
7lsaiOc.. and ribs 100 l259c.
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WV yoRE. March 22.-Hubhard. Price & Co.'S
r,r,-iar savs: "Our market has not responded
20 What may be considered "a more cheerful ont
l8.k That mas TO-DAY developed Up TO o'clock
flo rlf frnrrovement here as COMPARED with
yt.t.r.iays close is SIX points. III We" OF me
f.c. frst futures IN IlyelpO0l are Deuer ana
ile receipts ezceedlhsIy Hsn. - 80 ~ ~.
f.ntng. There seems 20 be an absence OF mat
.....r.i' that would evidence any increased con-
O. .sn.e in tine situation ana tAe a1Ehhtv eS'aD-
4.sIel IS disprOpOrtioned 10 Mna' lhlsht inv
Teen expected IN view OF the lnpIoNentnt
sI...4 Receipts for the day seem TO 10 lsOOl
ls.es. against 1900 last week ana 2o'OuJ last
SOAR teeeipts tomorrow AT Ne" orleans WIZ
o0.rIe 50l bales and the total port move
r,.r- ,ii nrobably not exceed 100 TO 5000
Iaes Ihere are some who CLAIM that TINS
g. ING oN i'm receipts shows thHt lhe estlhhaV'
o,4uLOll bales has been too promptly &C
esed aud that there is yet Tine tol s,e tbese
ne wlnd-up 20 fall considerably De!oT THESE
fl.r.s. During tue last half hour OF mo 9es-
son the market continued steady 20 hrh' cIoSc
ilI lnallF at the highest OF me uo9' ~ 3,
Points advance on last III sht ngufes- heSeiPt'
ile four towns OF 81. LOUIS, Augusta he dls
fh. and Cincinnati are 1913 bales, AGAINST z,s<o
haze. last year. southern markets are IN
changed and there appears 10 10 Du' "'''0
ne sure of actual cotton ~ ihat quarter.
futures steady Receipts ~ the ports are
l5nu 0sles. against $1,000 last week ana 2nVUO
LAST year Tie movement for tho last week at
2 points indicates q material reduciloh iioni
la.t season The spot market - quiet al IN
changed prices; middlng uplands. l5-io,
Sales 90 bales Transactions IN futures. 5000
bales. March. 6.55a&51; April $3.50 5s:. Ma y
0 lG,. June. 6fJd61G: July. hStso'oo'
August. Gg3e69i; September. Lo3e7.o5.
PRODUCE
-Four dull: fine grades Of spring, e2.0s
2' 10. winter sz.35s 30: superiine spring,
t-We3. do winter. e2.f5.@29O: extra
no. spring sslO@a45: do. winter. s3.2Oa36O:
ezra NO spring. Smells; do. winter, o. BOG
900 city mill extras, t4.'5e4" southern
Iolf duh and heavy: trade and family extras
Nl5dff5
Wheat Options opened iR@slc lower and
On heavy selling by local shorts IN the early
dealings prices further declined. There was
con dtr1b.e bear news IN circulation. which.
ilsefheI With he favorable heather was the
cause ~ the selling The market renamed dull
az weak during the greater part or inc AFTER
noon. Tow "a the close there was rally, but
ne maj "a ares we're 4s5sc. lower spot lots
e9sei easier. Snot salos OF No. red winter
"a. No. red winter, March. s71c:; 90.
AiilA Mysc. DO May. 9j1sc.; do. june. s31sc'
.Nrn Options were moderately active tocohy
'Ni prices strong, closing i8'e1sc. higher SOY
. closed him. spot sales or No. mlkeu
ne. No. mixed. March, 4o9sc.; April, 4o1sc.'
Nas, f6c.; June. 45c
OaIs-Optlons dull and easier, closing lss4c
t"eI bpot lots closed Nc. lower: spot sales
'' white state ssc: No. 2, sS1<c.; NO.
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ST. LOUIS. No, March 22.-Flour weak: de-
mand slow patents. s4.35s4.5O; extra o, fancy ,S
famiIv s9U3J0 Wheat lower; March. S119c.
bid: Nav, SIDE bid; July. s2l1c asked; August
sI6c bid Corn firm and higher; March, 3o,sei
nominal: may. 35isc. bid. Oats hrm anu
higher: Nav, 2SAc bid. Pork-Standard mess
SIS for old. and $1,000 for new. Lard-Prlme
steam So. Dry Sailed Meats--Shouiders' $40 ~
longs and clear ribs. S6.l21e; shorts, 500. ba-
r1ba AZ % and shorts S6.35.
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IdvERpoo1. March 22-Spot steady; middling
upIands. 900. sales. 10000 tales. Futures steady.
March April 3 3i-6i; April-May, 39-64; May
Iuue Z al "a. Juue-July, 4J-64.
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NASHVILLE, Tenn, March 22.-Wheat-Prices
weak and unchanged. Corn, from first hands
sacked. white. 4Oc; mixed 3sc,; 9uIA COIL sce 81
xvhita 4-c m Xed. 46c.
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Cattle Market.

Ux1oS STOCK YARDS Ills, March 22-Cattle-
Receipts 10000: strong and 5@l0c higher; com
mon TO extra steers s3@535 stOckers and feed
ers s. 25a3.75; cows and bulls; Sl.S5s3Sy.
Hogs-Receipts. $4,000; strong ana &c. hleneI
heavy. s4.50a4 IS; mixed and medium. si559
4.S2l6; li9ht, s4.GOs4S2ls. Sheep Receipts.
600: strong and 5alOc. higher; common 10
extra 81 30 &c. 40; lambs. 36109641
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CrNcrxNAr1. o.. March 22.-Pork-Regqlar,
s1O25alO3715; family. sil.$s1s@llO Lard-het,
lie dried. 1880 Bacon-Short clear sides. 500
@f45 Whiskv-Sales Of 6l2 barrels at BIB per
rallnn for high wines
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Wilmington.

Wnv1vGroY. n. G., March 23-Sprlts tur-
pentjne firm at &c Roln tirm;, strained
ais: GOOD strained si.90. Tar steady az Sl2O
Crude turpentine steady; hard, 81; yellow dip
Sl.Al. YlrgIn. Sl.Al
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STEAMSHIPS. .
1r(RG MIA STEAMBOAT COMPANYS
Y A"' JAMES RIVER LINE
FOR TIE sEAsH9HHEE GHE "a I0RF AHp aoSi
o EsFFS%s so'CSf'AREMONT.
AND JAMES RIVER LANDINGS
=. NEWPORT N NM and NORFOLK for
Hampton Old Point and Smithfeld, Va. WISH
ington. d. C., Baltimore, PhilsdelphIa ana Nev
York same afternoon also ad NotioiA ior Last
arm North Carolina and the South.
At CLAREMONT with the Atlanuc ana
Danvile Railroad for Wayerly. Hicksford anu
al s'a'io1o5N Only ALL WATER ROUTE.
JAMES RIVER BY DAfLIGHr.
GREAT TOURIST LINE man
JAMESTOWN DPTr kItEHh yAr' AMI wa"
RATES LESS THAN HALF CHARGED BIZ
Va RAIL LINES; ,oppor
FARETQ PoRTsM01qpi l u A sffC0oSDrcLhsa
FIRSI-CLASS MEALS.
The elegant and fast steamer
ARIEL.
CAPTAIN DEYO 81,
carving United states mahi
leaves Richmond ever, ANA
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY MD rhl ,Jia al, n t. t.
N lSTEEET-CARS 90 DIRECTLY 10 tAn-
Fps WHARF) for above named places heturn.
INC the stealner leaves Norfolk and Newpors
N~ws on alternate days. arriving at hichmon-
apo l.o no tickets on sale on steamer and A.
Garhers Agency No 9Ol Main street baHsASs
ch nee, td t'lilRROoeIs ENGAGED FOR DAY Ok
% n NIGHT
TREIGHE "a NJ.
Freight received daily Tor Norfolk %ik p pos.
month Smithheld. hampton. Old u1ins,
Wo~eriy. HIckSford and Alexandra, W.: "Hsn'
iag,on. ID G.. Newberne. Washington ana ~. a,-
.1s ~ G: ali stations on AtlaGuc anu pan
yiiis Seaboard and Roanoke Norfolk Soutnerl
'nd Farnyills and lowhatan hallroaqs, anl
f.stern North Carolina generally; $50 Ior
Eas,ern shore Of Virginia and Ali regular AND
Ia on the James and Rappahannock rivers,
i nt = 01'WiFST RATES, and through bis issued
l. ~ 'ttiCIEN b. TATUM. Wee, PRESIDENT
No. llY Main street and Rockets
IRWIN WErsI0ER. Freight and PASSENGER Ason''
nm ADFIPHIA RICHMOND AND NOR
FoLK STEAMSHIP CONTAIN.
Annointsd sailing days every IUESDAi an1
rfRlb4yat u NJ. and every 81 NDAi at A d.
Frnaiinbt for tuesdays and Friday steamers re-
nndi'ysd tiU 1879 A. NJ, For sundays steamer
1,ssisP. NJ Saturday freight received daily VII
Eore 10 Philadelphia. .so"S
FF a. ofurther il formation apply 20
o. l"i 'N'' -. W. McCARRlCh.
General southern Agent
Once. Rockets
W. T. CLYDE X 90.
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WORK RIVER LINE VIA WEST POINT.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
THE FAVORITE ROUTE TO BALTIMORE
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
LEAVE RICHMOND:

1IlhfT II
TRAIN No. 10. $40 r. NJ.
| OCAL EXPRESS, daily. except Sunday.
II Stops at all stations. Al Lester Manor con-
meets with stage for Walkerton; also connects
with baltimore steamer at West Point
TRAIN No. 10. $40 L. NJ
baltimore LIMITED. daily, except sun
ID day. for West Point. connecting with York
river steamer for Baltimore. At Baltimore
steamers connect with Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road for Washington. Philadelphia aud New
York. FARE Richmond 10 Baltimore 81; TO
Washington, 50; to Philadelphia, stso; Nav
York. $3.50.
STEAMERS LEAVE BALTIMORE Pm.
NOR WEST POINT. daily except Sunday,
Il thence by Richmond and Danville railroad
to Richmond. arriving at 9:l0 A. " and i0:p
A. 81 =.
TRAIN No. 10, 1850 A. NJ.
I OCAL MIXED. daily, except Sunday; leaves
II Twenty-third street station for West Poin,
and intermediate points.
Ticket Office at station foot OF Virgins strest
open 90 A. NJ to 600 L. d.. and from 900 to
800 A. NJ
City ticket Office. 9Ol Main street.
sol. HAAS. JAS. IL. TAILOR,
Traffic Manager Gen. Passenger Agent
W. A. TURK.
Assistant General Passenger Agent.
Charlotte, n. @
W. H. GREEN. General Manager.
f. BERKELEY, Superintendent.
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RAILROADS.
@~0~oo%~O-0~--~- -.~--~-~-o~~~~~~0~)~-~
n = = NaIfa|k;Xsstsrn
RAILROADS.

'0"Hr' LExy W. h RNItcHHM0ND DAILY.
BYRD-sTREET STATION.
go A. NJ, Richmond aud Norfolk tnroufa
express. Arrive Norfolk II ~ a. -
Stops only at Petersburg, "aVeiU
10 os A. ". For Roanoke. Radford. Pulaski
Bristol: also connects at badiota
for Blueheld and pocahontas. fsr
Tor car Petersburg 10 Roanoke, ana
Pullman sleeper Roanoke 70 Mem
phis via Knoxville and Chatta-
nooga.
1910 P. NJ. For Lynchburg. Roanoke and inter-
mediate stations. No connection
beyond Roanoke.
rs rs H. n t 5I Fo 4 SS5' h.asf Fs.
Bristol Also for Blnefield, Poca-
hontas. Elkhorn and stations on
,lnch Valley Division. Also for
louisville and stations on l.. X "
K L. via Norton. Pullman palace
sleeper between Richmond and
Lynchburg. Berths ready for occu-
FANCY at 900 Z. NJ Also Pullman
sleeper Petersburg 10 Louisville
via Norton. and Roanoke 20 Mem
phis and New Orleans via Knoxville
and Chattanooga.
Trains arrive Richmond from LynchOurg aud
the West daily at 7:44 A NJ. 40 +. NJ. aud z ~
7 ~; from Norfolk and the East at II a5 A. III.
and 6:3s Z. ".
can lie obtained at Richmond and Petersburg
railroad depot; A. w. CARRIERS, s0l Main street
AID at the Companys ONCE, - cas-. Aaih
street. H. ". COURTNEY.
Passenger Agent
W. Il. BEVILL,
General Passenger Agent.
General Office. Roanoke. "a.
4 HESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY COM
" PANY
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JANUARY 1. 1892.
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Grain and Cotton Exchange.


RICHMOND. VA, March % 1871
OFFERINGS
Wheat-G0O bushels.
Corn-i.O2l bushels.
Oafs-lOs2 bushels.
Bal Ohal-i5 tons.
SALES
Vheat-0l0 bushels
Quotations.
Wheat LonQberry. CSC. 20 sl.oi. mixed. 9sc
t5sf0i. short0orry csc. 10 SIG: No. 2 red, sJc
g. e. TO- \
Con-Whi.e. Virginia. sc. to 4sc'; NO.
ul.te. s.c.: No. mixed, 46c. 10 &C.
Osts-No. Z, a5ltc. % 5tc.; NO. g. 34c. TO Sc;
WINTER seed oats Toe. 20 boc.
tye-ssc. 10 gOc.
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TRAINS NORTHWARD.
Daily.


Nos a. u. 83and 80 make no stops. Nos. % ana
rs stop on signa At Manches,ef VeN,Isba sn
.s,'.s rentralia and Chester. 10. q stops
on signal Manchester 9aiy s 5or ssse ssee
~. !. = - rain south OF Petersburg. Nos 81, 81
a. az ~ 10 20 and a will stop Oh sigma at all
stations. -.r,,.~r oar cPRVTCF
o., +r.ins Nos. d. 70 and % sleepingcsrs be
tween New York and l@m dDS5 "a s
slllel. ~ " York and Charleston. On trains
Sos z and Is S 2e'Teeq SsT
ana Jan Wv York and savannah. On trains
be n, ~ and p sleeping-cars between Richmond
And LynchDurg' A.
r., IN IN an NFN YORK AND FLORIDA SPECIAL.
ddnssng P%s9 9 'Sri 2n Hyca 6sGss
III chn.o4ia Fridays. and leaves Petersburg
porth' bound At NJ on tuesdays IhursG ,s;
anu a0t Saturdays. Extra fare Is charged on TINS
s lan ONLY ALL-RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK
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Charleston.


Charleston.
CHARLESTON. S. c.. March 22.-Iurpentlne
firm at 82Jsc Rosin quiet 1T Sl.25.
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ain. .,,, RAIf. LINE TO NORFOLK


NThe trains leaving kichmond at y:1 a. u Aiiu
Nllrfolt At 400 y. NJ. are solid trains between
these two points and pa,sengers 20 'nrou .rs
witnoes a. a. fetersburg by The as L. ~ train
s srom i richmond aud the o&5A NJ. train from
Norfolk. p;.h,oond a, ,0.oq \. NJ 1910
n ira'n noJ tI.s1 ? NJ and arriving n Richmond
4; w. s.qo AZ 81. $40 p NJ. and i5 =. NJ. maze
AZ o.'D ennnectlon at Petersburg 10 AMI from
faFni'Ai'' r. NJ SULLl,
SUPERINTENDENT,
ED. MYERS.
General Superintendent
TN. EMERSON. Tyaiiic Manager
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93iA II, leaves Byrd-strees station daily;
stops only. at Ashland, Boutwell,.
Milford, Fredericksburg, -, Brooke
and Whitewater Sleeper Washing
ton and New York, Arrives AZ
H wSsSinst0PP & b5i a. ri Bali iii
i. ~: New York 2 0 Z. NJ.
II 20 A II. leaves Byrd-street station daily eS-
eep. Sunday. Buffet Parior Car
Richmond "a to New ~ York : " Arrives r. I,,
more, 5:2i T. NJ; Philadelphia 7;i9
i. NJ: New York. 10 rs Z.
7:O5 P. n. leaves Byrd-street station daily
Sleeping car Richmond 10 New
York. stops only al Ashland, Both
yell. Milford, fredericksburg,
Brooke and Whitewater. stops at
other stations on sundays; Arrives
at Washington at - !. NJ; Balti-
moro, y :8j A. NJ. Philadel Dhia 3;D
"A. NJ; New York, $50 A. NJ.
S:iS A. IL, arrives at Byrd-street station dally
Sleeper from New ork. stops only
a. Whitewater Brooke. Fredericks-
burg. Milford. Boutwell, aid ASH
land, stops at other stations on
sundays; Leaves Washington a.
q:ssP. IL, arrives At Byrd-street station daily
Stops at Fredericksburg, Milford
Boutwell, and Ashland. sleeper
from Washington and New YORK
does not stop at Elba Leaves wash
IngtOn al lJ:5l A. n
74s P. NJ, arrives at Byrd street station 3a,ly
Stops az fredericksburg Milford,
Hothweu and Ashland Sleeper
from New \ ork and Washington TO
Richmond. Leaves Washington at
y. u.
s:s5 p NJ. arrives at Byrd-street station daily
except sunday Buffet Parlor Car
New York 10 Richmond Leave,
Washington at :07 T. n new ork
ami rIorl4a special leaves Byrd
street station 800 A. w.. tuesdays
Thursdays and saturdays. Arrives
Hyrd-street station 200 +. VI. Mon
days. Wednesdays and Fridays TX
ira faro charge or his fraLn
FREDERICKSBURG ACCOMMODATION
400 P. NJ, leave, Byrq-stroot station; ssTTrlvss
s;sJ a NJ. arrives, at Byrd-street station;
leaves Fredericksburg az 6 Dj A "
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY
Gas A. NJ, leaves Eliza; arrives AZ Ashland \,
6as P. ~. leave, Elba; arrives al Ashland n
S,i5 A NJ. arrives a. Elbai leaves Ashland al
COS p. II. arrives at Elba; leaves Ashlandsi
e C. 4 TAYLOR. Traffic Manager
E T. D. MYERS General 900'FlH'0na'H''
A TLANTIC COAST LINE
Richmond AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD
TINE TABLE
Commencing MONDAY JANUARY :. 1872,
.taAM trains on this road will run as follows;
TRAINS SOUIhWAhD.
No Richmond. Petersburg.
81 900 A. If. 9:g5 y y. Norfolk Special
a '9:l5 A. NJ. 1000 4 NJ through Tram.
S9-'lOO5 A. NJ. 1880 4. y. Accommodation.
4i-l2:W y. ~. 1:20 p. y. decomposition
- s5.-s u "A 3.g5 T. Al Fast nali
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-04-15
A MYSTERY NO LONGER.
It Bothered Duchess County PouItr,
Dealers tor Week.

It Bothered Duchess County Poultry
Dealers tor a Week.
PoUGHKEEPsrE, N. Y, April 15.-More
than 100 chickens, besides several ducks
nd RABBITS, have been mysteriously killed
during the past week in this city. There
owners found them in the morning with
their wings and backs broken. The
complete absence of any trace of an in
truder or motive for the killing gave
rise to all sorts of theories, which have
stirred up poultry dealers all over the
county.
1t was thought some insane man was
doing the work.
The mystery was solved Wednesday
night when Officer Cruger discovered
two dogs, setter and a mongrel, in q
yard on South Bridge street. They had
killed a chicken and rabbit when the
officer climbed the fence. They had also
torn away part Of the thin siding of a
little building in which were a number
of thoroughbred fowls.
The dogs howled when they saw the
officer and made their escape by leapine
over the high fence, followed by bullets
from the officers revolver. A thorough
search is being made for the dogs, but
nobody seems to know where they be
long.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-04-15
UNITED STATES AND CHILL

The Rumor That Diplomatic Relations
Have Been Severed Not Confirmed.
WASHINGTON, April 15.-There was a
rumor current yesterday, lacking official
confirmation, that the withdrawal of
Minister Egan from Chill, on leav OF
absence, will shortly be followed by the
departure of Consul General McCreary,
and that for some time to come diplo-
matte relations between the two coun-
tries will be severed. Senior Montt, who
was tho Chilian Minister here through
out the late difficulties, has left Wash
ington, and while his successor has been
appointed, he may not arrive for some
months.
Mr.. Egan's departure from Chilli is on
a leave of absence 1t is distinctly de-
MED in Washington that Minister Egan' s
leave of absence has any diplomatic
meaning whatever. Meanwhile neither
the American Minister to Chilli nor the
Chilian Minister to the United States is
at his post. 1t looks as though diplo-
matte relations, if not suspended, are
not cordial