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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-20
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, VA, May - 1874.
No offerings OF tobaccos at auction on
Change. Offerings at auction on Change
for the week ending to-day. 100 packages;
highest price for the week for sun-cured
tobaccos, $3.50.
Private sales reported TO the secretary
OF the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day:
Wrappers, II hogsheads: filters, 81: scrap
dark, /. burleys, 3. Total, % hogsheads.
Private sales reported TO the secretary
OF the Richmond Tobacco Trade for the
week ending to-day: Wrappers. 1870 hogs
heads: filters, 1871: cutters, 40: smokers,
rs; scrap bright. 2; scrap dark. 80;
leaf dark. 80; sun-cured. ,: burleys.
10: Tugs dark, %. Total go hogsheads
The tobacco inspector reports to-day:
Inspectlons-Bright. 1j4 hogsheads, dark,
Is hogsheads and 81 tierces. Reinspec-
tions-Bright. 22G hogsheads and tierce;
dark. ~ hogsheads
Total sampling for the week ending
to-day. 57l hogsheads and SO tierces.
Myers. Seabrook's, Allegheny WI
sons. Meals, Davenport's, Shockoe, Old
Dominion, and Shelburne's tobacco ware
houses report to-day: Receipts. IL pack
ages; deliveries IS packages.
The same tobacco warehouses. with
Farmers, Vaughans, Jones, Planters,
Crenshaw's. and Virginia added. report
for the week ending to-day: Receipts,
800 packages: deliveries, sol packages.
the week ending to-day, l9S packages.
United States internal revenue cOllec-
tions for the city Of Richmond. Va.
to-day: Cigars and cigarettes. S4225.O;
plug tobaccos. S1.79l.1j. Total, $6.0l6G5.
United States internal revenue collec-
lions for the city Of Richmond, Va,
for the week ending to-day: Cigars and
cigarettes SIC, 2GS.55; plug tobaccos. $l3,-
G47O3. Total. S23.9l5.5S
REGISTERED at the Tobacco Exchange
to. day: J. A. Kent. Fluvanna; y. b.
Farley. Greene county
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-20
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
THE CLOSING QUOTATIOSS OF
MONEY.
Offerings and Sales at tho Richmord To-
bacco Exchsnge-InternaI Revenue
Collections--Foreign Advic.

NEW YORK, May 19.-American Sugar
proved to be most vulnerable as a stock
on the list again to-day. and under heavy
sales for both long and short account,
q break from $50 to "a ensued. odd
lots were sold as low as 933t. At % the
stock shows loss of l23s for the week.
The opinion is that local and Washington
operators, as well as i'm the big pool IN
the stock, have been forced TO sell. 1t
trarspired to-day that the recent heavy
sales by bear houses were for firms
identified with the pool and that the
clique formed to advance the stock early,
on Washington information, has acquired
experience a the expense OF its bank
account. Manhattan touched 11J3, the
lowest price Of the year. and closed at
llGl2 after selling up TO lllA. Dis
tiilers and Cattle Feeders fell 10 22;S.
Louisville and Nashville to a, New
England to 3%s, and Western Union to
S2M. all the lowest figures OF the week.
The Railway list, as rule, showed more
resisting power. but the changes were
some good buying Of Sugar, and the
stock rallied to 9JAn9i% This had 4
tendency TO steady the market and specu-
lation left off quiet, with prices any
where from q to y per cent. above the
lowest of the day. In the inactive stocks.
United States Cordage fell "a to 1917,
Edison Illuminating. Of New York. "a
to 10l. and st. Paul and Duluth ~ 10
23A. The net changes show losses OF
HN3B for the day. Atchison. New
York Central. and Burlington gained u
TO q per cent. Railway and Miscella-
neous bonds were weak.
Money on call nOminally l per cent;
mercantile paper. 3AQ4 per cent. Sterling
exchange firm, with actual business in
bankers bills at 1917 for sixty days and
1854 Q4S9 for demand; posted rates, 1851
@49O; commercial bills, 4SGAG4S7. Bar
silver, G24. Government bonds steady.
State bonds dull.
The sales Of stocks included 1900
shares listed and 5000 shares unlisted.
Treasury Balances-Coin, 800 10000;
currency, S55OJT 600
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-20

Miss Rosa Duffy left yesterday morn
ing for West Point TO spend a few days
with her uncle, Mr.. James O'Connor.
She was accompanied on the trip by her
friend Miss Minnie Seaman
Mr. James Vaughan had pleasant
sarenade last Thursday night by his fell
low workmen. The serenade was very
much enjoyed by Mr.. Vaughan, and also
Dis neghbors who were attentive listen
els
Alr. +. NJ. Gibson the wellknown brick
burner and manager Of the West-End
Brick Company. has removed his family
10 the West-End. Mr.. Gibson has been
q lifelong resident OF Fulton, and is
well and favorably known by the peo-
DIE.
A little son Of Mrs. Slidders was quite
badly hurt a few evenings ago while
playing with his companions one OF
them thOughtlessly threw boiling lime
in'c his eyes and the little fellow is
painfully suffering as a result.
Dr. Daniels has removed 70 No. lO4
north Seventh street.
One Of the most delightful pirate
p.-aics Of the season was given Monday
60 Cardeid's grove. on the Osborne turn
Ike About twenty couples were in at
tendance. and were charmingly enter
'a.aed by Mrs. Garfield and her daugh-
o.. Miss Annie.
On last Sunday a committee was ap-
pointed 10 make the necessary arrange
ments fo~ a grand picnic. to be given
by me members Of s.. Patrick's church
e, Providence Forge in the near future.
Ar William Blunt Is critically III at
iie home Of his sister, a few miles be-
o" The city. His friends are anxious
i.r speedy recovery.
ST. william Lawder has returned from
l9rn Carolina, and intends 20 spend
i-a weeks with mis- Fulton friends.
ir Frank Parker. Of Atlanta, Ga. is
visiting relatives in Fulton.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-20
CHICAGO


CHICAGO. ILL, May l9.-The shorts
had scare this morning and the bulls
were happy In proportion. Wheat OPEN
ed anywhere from sSglc. above the close
Yesterday, made a further gain OF &c,
settled back, and closed lie. higher than
Yesterdays final figures. trosts pre-
vailed all through the northwest and
southwest last night, and Liverpool cables
reported an advance in that market OF
ID. IL anything else was required 10
infuse courage into the minds VI those
who have so long suffered defeat at the
hands Of the short sellers 1t was derived
from the character of the buying at yes
terday's sessions. Wealthy but conser-
vatiye men, who are abundantly able TO
carry enormous quantities OF the grain,
were represented, ana II was mainly ON
their buying that yesterdays closing
rally took place. They were again in the
market at the opening this morning,
and bought freely throughout the day.
Some Of the Partridge following became
frightened around JGtic. for July and
covered freely, but there was no evidence
OF buying by the leader himself. July
wheat sold between 5I19g5Gsc.. and
closed at 56Ac. Cash wheat was higher,
with the futures.
Corn-Ths market had nothing partic-
ularly interesting In its action. GOOD,
firm tone TO prices was the principal
characteristic, but the feeling came from
wheat. The range OF prices Tor july
was between 3sQ3sIsc. and 37bc. The
close was at 37%sc., "A net gain Of Egl4c
oats were equally firm. with wheat
and corn, although the gain for the day
was not so great. The cold weather
VAS a factor. At the close July oats
were &c. higher than yesterday. Cash
oats were steady.
Provisions were dull and devoid OF fea-
ture. The opening was firm, probably
from sympathy with grain. but the latter
market evidenced dropping tendency
The early reports quoted #. and product,
OF course. followed its lead. July pork
and ribs closed PIC lower than yester-
day. while lard was unchanged. The
cash demand was at a standstill.
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A PRIZE OF $40.
Here is a Chance for n Man that Can Write
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Having decided TO make a special effort
TO induce immigration to Virginia, we
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United States and foreign counties. The
Land Guide contains not only list Of
the farm lands. etc, in our hands for
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concerning Virginia. To make it more IL
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of about 1000 words on Virginia, setting
forth the inducements that our state
offers TO settlers. The following gentle
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GEORGE f. CRAWFORD & CO..
Real Estate Agents, 1905 Bank ST.
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Miss Lillinn Russells Age.

George w. Leberer, Of the Casino, yes
terday received the following letter Of
inquiry from a Broadway wholesale firm:
NEW YORK. May II, 1S94.-Dear Sir
In order to decide a bet will you kindly
inform us as to the age Of Miss Lillian
Russell The bet TO be decided is whether
Miss Russell is over or under forty years
Of age"
Mr. Leberer. who is truthful while at
the same time gallant. replied with the
announcement that Miss Russell has late
" passed her thirty-third birthday.-New
York Herald, Saturday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-20
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. VA, May 10. 1871.

Onerings-Wheat, 1905 bushels; corn
l,nitei i 220 bushels: corn (mixeD. coo
brshels. oats. "a bushels: rye. - bushels.
Sales2Wheat, 1882 bushels; corn
(white). 1880 bushels; oats. "a BUSINESS
rye. ~ bushels 20
youiotations-W heat-Longberry, 5,c. 10
5siSc.; mixed. sec. TO 5shc.; shortberry'
SOC. TO 55lzc.; No red 3I1sc' 20 @'e' 40,
No. white, 4sc.; No. 2 mixed 4Ol2c.
TO 47c. an. No 2 ,n,xea
3sIac. 10 SOC.
Ive I3c 10 DOC.
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TILE COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK, May 49, otton duII ;
middling gulf. ! 7-i6; middiirg up c1osnd
s,eady., sales. 64,40o bales; May, o.
Std, June. Gg3; August. 7.02; Sep-smper,
- "a. October. 100; November ~. De
cember. rs; January. 7.2i; Fepiua'''
100. -oc.,nts Of cotton
me eV" so.nav and go far this week
r repra ~, norts were 765 bales; exports
rom ~ rrsat britain, CSC bales; Continent
10 ,os 'r Saiss, stocks. 49o. AZ bales.
M NEw S@' ORLEANS. May la.SC St nd au-
lures steady raIes. III az: August august s7S;
30, yImr All: october. CTS; November,
S ? ~. nscember. 0s6; January. 6.ei,
o'T TSa total visible supply OF cotton Tor
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK PRODCCE MAhhEl'
NEW YORK, May 19.-Flour dull and
about steady; winter wheat, low grades
81. gOq2.JO patent, S31Ou3.30; Minnesota
clear. S2.2JG275; patent, $3.25q410; low
extras. Sl.JOu2.j0. Southern flour Jun
and steady: common to fair extra, S2.o0
$500; good to choice do, $3OOq3;5O. .,
Wheat dun at %i4lc. higher; NO. =
SO. Gjsc.; afioat, Joqosltc. Optlons aG-
tive and irregular, opening l0lAc. ad-
vance. fell ltG3sc. on realizing, and closed
firm at 3,GlC over yesterday; NO : req
closed: May, J77sc.; June, 3oAc.; july
$3.50. ,o.,~,,.
elevator, 43HM44c. ahoat. options dull
and firm at hH3sc. advance May hoe
June. 43c.; July. 433sc.
oats moderately active and firmer;
Options dull and stronger; May. 3S+ec. :
June, CSC; July. 3Isc. Spot-No. =
3Sa,c; No white, 43c.; mixed western
39G i0c. white do. 42H46c.
Hav steady and in fair demand; ship
ping, GOd6jc.; good 10 choice, sOqWc.
Wool quiet: domestic fleece, 2OqZ1c.'
Lard dull and steady; western steam,
S7.jj: May. 500, nominal July, $50,
nominal. Refined duh; Continent, Sl.SO'
South America, $50 compound $o''o9
Pork quiet and steady; old mess, $l3.25
Ml3.5O: extra prime, $l3.jO.
Butter steady and quiet; State dairy,
12di6i2c.. creamery lidlic., western
dairy, 9Q12c.; creamery, l3alIc.; Elslns'
lie.
Petroleum quiet and steady:
Rosin dull and firm strained, com
mon 10 good. 81 22l2al2Ii3
Turpentine quiet and firm at 29l2q3Oc.
Rice quiet and steady; domestic, iair
10 extra. SIC: Japan. 4Eq42ic.
Afolasses-Foreien nominal; New Or
leans. open kettle. good TO choice. dull
and unchanged at 2II3Oc.
Peanuts steady.
Conee-Opuons steady at l0G25 points
down: May, $1j.1J; July, Sl49J; Septem-
Der. S1415d1425: December. Sl3.5Jq l3.'O
Spot Rio dun and nominal. No. Z, Sl6l2i3
Sugar-Raw quiet and firm; fair rein
ing. 2I5c. Refined quiet aad firm; on
A. ? il-1GG3 Billie; standard \, N
13-1Gc.. cut,loaf. 43sQ4 bile; crushed
faLHI Lille; graduated, sat Bloc.
Freights to Liverpool weak; cotton,
5-Gld.; grain, Id. asked.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-20
VIEWS OF MANCHESTER.
uoTs rAKEN YESTERDAY IN
TEE soUTHsiDE CITY
.. pav Thi, Afternoon at the Con-
,r.l methodist Church A sps0i"'
Grand Jury-Personais.
.r. BrRrAu RICHMOND TINES,

,,Si VrlI STREET. BFATriE BLOCK
i.sI,o Of interest occurred in TINS
,,s,erday: even IN the Mayors court
'.@ -. was a further continuance OF the
.,., thompson case, owing to the iact
... old woman. who was so severe
u'''' ....,5 BY the accused was unable to
agqcar ...s chic after.
o'clock Children's-Day will
,.s~a.d. The programme is as
~ building Jacobs Ladder, recita-
t.,louCues. singing. etc. No doubt
p.~,h will be crowded.
o.. ..s will be held to-day in all OF
she's. W. II. Uranium will preach
i.' .-l.a-Avenue church morning and
subject at night service. Tempest
-..3 SEA Of Life
,fr Van Houten Will I'LL his pull
+ hc Presbyterian church at both
..es at west-End Methodist church
M and L. NJ. by the pastor.
.r., h0ol at 9:15 4. NJ. The Chris
raIcavor Society will meet at Z
John J. Clopton. rector Of Meade
,----al church. will exchange pulpits
r Rsv. Bergman Green. of Leesburg,
.r Nr. Clopton left yesterday for
ga. place.
~. s5lowing special grand jury has
49,, drawn for the May term OF the
t,..,.res court. which convenes to-mor-
.,t at 80 o'clock: c. II. Sims, j. r.
c-..r O.. $. Wells. J. Il. Perdue, Jr.,
y..-h j. Blanton. W. r. Hart. Augustine
p.,.. =. \. Lamb. and a. Q. Powell
c.1Icl.
Mrs r. J. Carwlle. who had been I'll
Or some time. died Friday evening at
t.- residence. 17l6 Everett street. The
s.,.ssel leaves a husband and one child
s.. was only twenty-siX years Of age.
The remains were taken 10 Meherrin, on
,ts r. rhmond and Danville railroad. for
!rt.rmeut yesterday.
Nr j. Burley Anderson is again quite
SILK no his residence. on Twelfth street
between Hull and Decatur.
Mrs Conrad Lipscomb. who was taken
Suddenly IN Friday morning. was con-
si.-ahiy better yesterday.
The entertainment given at Cowardin-
Avenue church Friday night VIII De re-
peated Tuesday night.
The Asbury chapel Sunday-school has
been changed from an evening TO a morn
,-r school. with Mr.. j. Il. Busby as
superintendent.
Miss Katie Kimble has gone TO ROCK
Haven. Pa. 10 visit her mother.
Mrs. a \ Webster left yesterday 10
visit her sister. Mrs. J. Geter, in Caro-
line county. who has been quite SICK for
some time.
Miss Walden. who has been visiting
Miss Webster. left for her home yesteT-
dly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-20
SAVANNAH.

SAVANNAH. GA. May l9.-spirits tur-
pentine market held firm at 2Ilsc. for
regulars; bids Of 2'lic' not accepted;
9al,n market was very active: pale
eades have been tirmiy held, brought
Quotations. and entire Offering one ms OF stock
amounting to about 1000 barrels =, is was
taken: E rosIn also advanced v,u n &c, IN part;
entire Sales 5000 100 p SiI siicslis; F. si.s
G. ana ia,! ~ i 81 as; I. sia5; X. s225; 81.
81 40; N. SEQ; window glass. s2.75; water
white. $500.
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CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, o.. May 19.-Flourn
Spring patent. s2.40q3.95; family Wv
G2.6J.
Wheat dull; No. red. SOC. .
Corn steady; No. 2 white. 43Ac.; NO.
mixed 4lLc.
Oats-No. . mixed. 3sc.: No. white'
39c
Pork-Mess. Si2J0; clear mess. sl'.-o'
family, Sl1.75.
Lard-Steam leaf. 1925: leaf lard,
sT37A
Bacon steady; shoulders. S6.I5; snort
rib sides. 500: short clear sides. Si.'o'
whisky steady az Sl.lJ.
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For the Priesthood.

Rev c. r. Kuyk. Of the Episcopal
ehlfch, who has been successfully labor
ing at ST. Luke's Episcopal chapel. at the
corner Of Beverly and Washington streets.
VIII this morning be ordained TO the
priesthood by Bishop Whittle at ST.
Johns church.
rev +. L. Goodwin Will preach. and
l a. H. a. Goodwin will present the can
ddate
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-20

the world is, 3.5G6.ss7 bales. OF when
2y31.6s bales are American, against
3.5', ,sJJ bales and2 ,924. 500 bales. respec-
lively, last year; receipts of cotton this
week at ali interior towns. l5.02s bales;
receipts for the plantations. II, 736 bales;
crop In sight, 1.l2i.jS9 bales.
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CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.

Union STOCK YARDS, ILL, May
"a CatfIo-Receipts, 800: market firm;
common to extra steers, ST. 40g4.35; stock
eps and feeders. $2.75Q3s5: cows and
bulls. 81. 6jd350; calves, f-.UOao;O
- but closed easier: heavy, 81. SOn
S ga; common to choice mixed. S4.75Q
2y09 choice assorted, S4.oOa405; light,
SI75d40O: pigs. S4I5a4.s5.
Sheep-Receipts. LOO; market firm;
inferior to choice, SL7jG4.5O; lambs. S3.25
1913.
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On Exhibition.

The architectural. mechanical. and free
hand drawings and models. and the mod
els Of the modelling class Of the Night
school Of Technology Of the Virginia
Mechanics Institute are on exhibition at
ne clasS-roons Of the y NJ c. A.. and
remain there for several days The public
are cordially invited 20 call and examine
them
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Cash Quotations-Flour inactive, feel
ing easy, and prices unchanged; wheat.
54aic.: No. red. 5i2ic.; No. corn, 3l4c.
No , oats. 33ltc.; pork. $llS2124 IL 50;
lard. S7l5H7.17ia; ribs, SG.20G622l2; Shout
Hers, S5.7j0G.OO; sides, S6.62i2G hl212'
whisky SLID.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
pf.-UNOND. VA, May 10, IS

Cattle-Receipts 175: sales, 10.
Sbeen and Lambs-Receipts, 200; sales.
Hocs-Receipts. 1915; sales, l25,
Prices-Cattle: Best 3Ac, to 4hc. gross
medium to good &c; 70 os St:c' s gposs; CON com
mon to fair, &c, 10 -tc' sfoss' puiis'
2iic to CSC. gross.
Sheep-3ihc. TO 4c. gross.
Lambs-5c. to SIC. gross.
Hogs-6Itc. TO CSC. net
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WILMINGTON.

WILMINGTON. y. c.. May 19.-Rosin
firm. strained. SOC; good strained, 90c.
CTIde furpentine firm; hard, Sl.O0; soft,
81 70: virgin. S2l5.
Turpentine steady at 26i4c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-20

II Won want The best Ceiling Fans for
tbe least money, call on the Old Dominion
Electrical Construction Company, ChaH-
Der OF Commerce. we guarantee oui
Fans for two years.
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ne good TO yourself for once, II troubled
"sith bad Cough, Cold, or Lung Affec-
pToh' and use promptly DR.. d. Jayne's
c.orant, safe remedy for Asthma
90 &c pleurisy. as well as all Throat Com
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-20
Baby Carriages.

Biggest assortment at lowest prices.
100 different kinds OF CARRIAGES to
select from, ranging in price from s. 10
so. 1900.
We offer special bargains IN BABY
CARRIAGES at S, 20, SO. Sll, and So
our great special May sale OF HOUSE
FURNISHING GOODS Tor the balance OF
the month.
Very stylish for Shirt Waist, to wear
with any skirt, BLACK GRENADlNE,
with Molre Ribbon Stripes. only a.S5 a
yard. -,....,..,,
Dresses ORGANDIES. MULLS, INDIA
linens. MANSIONS, CHALLIES. AL
BATROss. SERGES. and HENRikI'.Ir'A1SS,:
LADIES AND CHILDRENS Slbh
WHITE CHAMOIs GLOVES. 75c. pair.
SHIRT WAISTS, -. %, and oOc
FAN SCREENS. 10 to z2c.
NOOUETTE RUGS, I.2; worth -.
TAPESTRY RUGS. Soc; regular price
CHUDREN'S WHITE CAPS. last sea-
son. regular price 81. sl.5O. and 81; your
choice SOC.
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE. MD. May l9.-Flour dull
and unchanged
W-heat-No. . red spot and May. 5SA
aisle: June. 5SHM59c.; July 5Si24
5Sssc'; August 59Ha59sc.; steamer No.
. red. 5jG5jhc.; milling wheat. by sam
&c Corn quiet; mixed spot, 44%a447sc.;
the month. 49, 0i4c.: July, 43a43i.c.;
steamer mixed. 422ic. bid; southern corn.
by sample 5G3JJc.; do. on grades, 3oll
oats firm: 40. white. western, 43c.
hid: No. . mixed, western. iO8ilc.
Rye quiet; No. ., 53456c
H9v steady; good to choice timothy,
S1450Gl5 90.
Butter unchanged.
Eggs firm at 12c.
Coffee dull: No 7. Sl632l2.
other articles unchanged.
Bonds-Vireania rs. new. y asked;
baltimore and Ohio stock. 50 bid; Balti-
more and Ohio Southwestern second in
comes. Is asked: third incomes. Q asked
Consolidated Gas stocks, 6lAaG2A.
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CHARLESTON

CHARLESTON. 5. c., May lo.-Tur
pentine firm at 26i2c
Rosin steady; good strained. $l.0O.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-20

100 sample Trunks, ROuntree's best
make, at fully % per cent. less than
manufacturers cost.
Hand Satchels and Travelling Bags.
Remnants OF Mating, the 25c. quail.
ity. II l-2c. yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-20

lhe'IoWer,'
Cor. Second and Broad.
YOUR DOLLARS
WILL DO
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FIGURED CREPE CLOTHS. regular
price, u lie; special price
&c.
DARK GROUND oRGANDIEs, with
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&c.
Everybody knows what MERRlMAC
SHIFTING PRINTS are; special price
&c.
PERCAI,ES for Chlldren's Dresses,
Boys and Ladies' Shirt Waists, the price
has been II l-2c.; special price
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GALATEA CLOTH, for Boys Wash
Suits, guaranteed 10 be the best Wash
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100. Yard.
Complete assortment OF colors.
36-inch DOUBLE-FOLD IRISH LAWNS,
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Another special offering that are selling
everywhere for u l-2c.; our special price
Sc.
| The new POINTED LACE SCARFS,
| all the rage. 10 introduce them we Will
sell the 81 quality for
62ac.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-20
Solid Color Lawns and BatistoS.

5 LADIES' WHITE LAWN DRESSING
SACQUES, regular price $2.25; to close re-
duced to
Soc.
The evening world., 1894-03-20
ANNOYED By WARNING BOYS.
Entrance to Central Park Jsed n a
Battle Ground.

The residents in and above Fifty
fourth street who like to send their
babies with nursery maids to the Park
by way OF the sixth VENUE gate, are
seriously con stierins the advisability %
calling the attention Of the police to the
annoyance caused by schoolb5y battles.
Tho rivalry OF the young Americans
has len Increased. II Is claimed. by the
action ~ the Fitty fourth street boys. OF
School No. ~. with Master Benjamin
Wise, grandson Of one OF the F. I. vs..
a. = leader r-'itioning Acting Mayor
Mcclellan 20 prevent the hosting OF the
IRISH nag oye- Ctty Hall on st. Patrick's
Day.
For a long time there ma. been war
b-tu cen the boys Of No. - and the boys
OF d school in Fifty-ninth street. nearly
all u whom are proud TO wear the green
on -. PatriCk's Day.
The Mill In Central Park. Just beyond
the StNtv-uinth street gate, has hAau the
battlefield.
From the start the FtNy-ninth street
juniors were at A disadvantage. Wh-n
the Ethical culture Society opened the
Workingman's School. a few doors east
u No. 81. the Ethics were induced to
h-lp the minority.
clubs and exercise with pine dumb ba!l-.
A. a result the hoys in Flfty-ninth street
got licked every time and the Ethics
didn't count.
Not content with his. 1t occurred to
tho boys OF No. ~ hat they might van
abolish the celebration in his honor.
They taH"i In .ci-. but residents Of
the n~aishbO-N0o! say their ardor has NOT
been chilled In ne least.