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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-14
NAVY COTTON LETTER.

,,o,,o-y,ne is the daily cotton letter OF
Atwood. Violet & Co, OF New forA' py
$3.50 l,s.s,s wire 10 &. w Branch Co:
P'r-ba oninion we expressed in our let
cor Of Yesterday 10 buy on Expressions
nroved 10 have been correct. as Liverpool
ppnened slightly better than last night
orrd improved 1854. closing hrm, wnere
,bev expected several lower. The eHeet
here Was 10 open our market 10 points
better. improving subsequently points
more r OF which advance were lost.
Snot sales al Liverpool were 1000 bales,
and as the short interest was very iafse-
iv added TO here yesterday, OWING 10 the
accumulation OF bearish features anu IN
fiuences. there was an acuVe u si,ianu
TO cover and buying by those puiiisnlS
inclined IL Is noticeable mere .nae ~.
improvements there is not that amour,
- ceiling among the larger. operators
which developed itself at higher prices,
Nd the selling OF the market mere since
Nav dropped under 7.6O, has been prin-
ainsllv nv the se who's. efforts are 10 scalp
.he market on short downward turin.
There was very good buying py proke's
rsnresenting Wall street connections, ano
rep ,here Is q great deal OF confidence
among many strong people az 10 ah n,ti-
a''o odvonce. and perhaps a considerable
nme n creates, naturally, much I'M
o ,',,, on the part Of those who sell Tor
W., r,,of,t OF a few points. me course
d tva,nool to-day evidences what was
., IN ours OF Yesterday. thar while
TJ~ernool this morning worlo nave NJ
IL IA ent ourage II 10 40 Dst'ci' oMins
% the demoraIized markets mere yes,eI.
dsv. al the same time. anything IN mat
market under 3D., II was q QUESTION
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-14

had no use for the bcgger I'm this life.
INT called on his aid in the after life:
that money is no hindrance to man
reaching heaven. but that the misuse Of
money is the curse Neither does IL fol-
low that "A man X going To heaven be-
cause ne Is poor: the condition OF a man
i'm this life h. no indication of what Will
become of him in the world to come.
The rich man called Tor mercy too late
called when = great gulf was between
him and whore mercy can be found. The
y BILE. the only safeguard In this life.
and the only sure guide 10 the after life.
Mr. Bliss viii close these services on
Friday night. and Saturday night VIII
commcntc services at old Market Han.
NJ. >choo field
Evangelist Schoolncld preached 60 an
other large audience at Trinity church last
evening. His subject was THE Evidences
Of Conversion" and the sermon Was per
haps the most powerful he has yet
preached y profound impression was
made.
Prayer-meetings are being held every
morning between and o'clock at the
Scventh-Strcet Christian church. These
meetings are undenominational.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-14
CHICAGO

CHICAGO. ILL, March l3.-The news
Of the morning ON wheat was calculated
t. depress rather than elevate prices
at the JeninS to-day, but, contra TO
all expectations. first trades were at nrm
"g 4res. After quite period OF nrm-
neys, the market became weak, axd a
decline resulted, which was stopped by
purchases against puts" Within few
minutes OF the close there was hard
cning of values. with May closing lsuiic.
.igher man was yesterdays close. The
rsnge on that future was between 5Stic.
and JSi,c.. the close being 5ssqoSAc.
Corn was still In possession OF the
strength which characterized the trade
in that market yesterday. There was
but little news Of interest received, but
nevertheless shorts showed much uncasi-
ness and were ayerse to increasing their
lines. preferring rather TO cover outstand-
ing contracts. which they did at each
fraction advance. May corn ranged be-
tween 2SIN37hc.. closing &c. higher than
Yesterday at 3s03s.sc. There was good
cash demand for corn, with prices &c.
higher than yesterday.
Oats were firm. in sympathy with corn.
Trade was light. Offerings were not
very free, and the demand at the time
showed some urgency, particularly from
shorts. At the close May oats had re-
corded net gain Of itc. for the day.
Provisions showed "A repetition OF the
weakness which prevailed yesterday. \
further reduction Of l5n9c. per hundred
pounds in hog values was reported from
the Yards and for this reason product
showed 10 ability TO withstand the pr as-
SIRE ~ offerings.
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"THB GREAT CoRNEILLE."
Professor Bostwright Delivers Another In
teresting Lecture.


Quite a gratifying audience greeted Pro-
lessor Il. w Boatwright at the Grace
Street Baptist church last night in the
second of his lectures on French Litera-
ture in the Seventeenth Century" The
lecturer announced as his subject The
Great Corneille" and gave a cOmprehen-
sive and interesting sketch OF the life
and writings of the famous writer. Pro
lessor Boatwrieht reviewed the works of
Corncine in detail and made many in
structive comments upon the style and
influence Of his productions.
The characteristics OF Comedies style,
said he. were grandeur and stateliness OF
thought and language. HIS chief faults
were undue fondness for the sterner viz
tues and a tendency TO depict character
and motive as single rather than com
MEX. Corneille said the lecturer, is de-
scribed as common In appearance and
negligent in dress. His face was agreea-
bic. and he had a handsome mouth and
flashing eyes His disposition Was mel
ancholy, and loss Of popularity. together
with increasing poverty, embittered his
old age. His marital relations seem to
have been pleasant but his private life
was so retired that not many details are
known
Professor Boatwrights lecture was full
of valuable information, and was lis
tened TO with the closest attention by his
hearers. The next lecture IN the series
will be delivered next Tuesday night at
the same place. when Racine and his
Critic" will be the theme.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET


NEW YORK. March l3.-flour steady;
winter wheat, low grades, S2d2iJ, pa
tents SB25n3.JO; Minnesota clear, S-,"ik
$50: patents, S3.Ijni35; low extras, Sz,uo
a245. Southern -four duh but steany,
common, $2gj; good to cnolce do'' So'lOv
Wheat less active and hrmer: No. 2 red
store ana elevator, 6i462c.; atoat, p-4c;i
options advanced i,uAc., fell 'sni2c;, Iai-
lied I,c., with trade only local Closing
mnchanged: No. > red, March, COlsc. May,
Corn nrmer; No. ., aye; elevator,
45I5c.. steamer mixed, 4Jlsc., options dd-
vanced l.n4c. closing hrmi March, 4ihc'i
A 6ats ' dnil and nd easier: options firm;
March, 35I9c. April 35hci May DO 30
snot No . 38tc: No. white. BIC;
mixed western, 3slac.; white DO, We.
Wool quiet; domestic, 2Dg2oc.; pulled
Reef dull but steady. family. l2nl4c.;
s,[trs mess. $3.50. beef hams quiet at
$3.50: tierced beef steady; city extra IN,
dia mess. S1sG2O; cut meats dull' picked
bellies. 500; shoulders, S"@o'-"' nd'''''
500 G2lb: middles nominal 50. -.
Lard quiet; western steam, StiZ' city,
81 ~. March $40. May >bJV, reNneu
dul. Continent. S755; South America,
S705; compound. S6q6l21s. .,.
Pork-Mess, Sl2.JOQlo; extra PRIME si-
Gt250. 49, ,.. ,,o,
Cotton5seed oil firm; crude, 26c'; yell
low. Bic.
Petroleum unchanged. $3.50,
Rosin quiet, strained, Sl.iOHl'io
Turpentine unchanged.
Rice unchanged.
MOasses unchanged.
Peanuts quiet and unchanged, x,e,.
Coffee options steady Aprl, Hlp ID
univ SIS 20. September, Sll13; December
Sl4.2O; spot Rio dull; No T. ll1sc.
Sugar-Raw duh and steady; lalr re-
fined bite; refined quiet and STEADY
on a. 4 3-l6c.; standard A, 4Apf a-ioc. ,
cut-lOaf, 5qj 3-l8c. crushed 900 "-ioc''
graduated, al D-l6c.
Freights quiet; cotton, 9-6id.; grain,
2i5d.
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a NEEDED IMPROVEMENT.
BlseksburR College 10 be Connected with
Christiansburg by an Electric Railroad.

among the new laws enacted during the
recent session of the General Assembly
is one Incorporating the Montgomery
Electric Company. approved February
lH 1894. This law is OF great importance
to an persons corrected with the Nir-
EIuia Agricultural and Mechanical Col
iege al Blacksburg, for IT, provides for a
connection by an electric railroad Of that
town with Chnstiansburg. the nearest
station ON the Norfolk and Western
railroad The distance between the two
places IS about nine miles, and COM
municaton IS at present secured by pri-
waite conveyances. The roads are for al
least part Of the way in rather bad con
diuon. and 10 takes fully three hours
20 make the trip.
The act In question names Messrs.
John A. Hartman, Asher w. Hartman,
w A. Chesterman. OF Richmond, and
William r. Skunk incorporators of the
road, whose capital stock shall be not
Jess than $4,000 nor more than 100000 in
shares OF $50 each. The annual meeting
~ the stockholders shah be i'm Chris
uansburg where also the principal office
OF the company is TO be located. The latter
shall have the power 20 contract, equip,
maintain. purchase, hold ana operate
street railways in the county Of Mont
gomery and the towns Of said county of
Montgomery The ears may be propelled
by horses steam. electricity or other mo-
tive power. The company is also author
lied to transport passengers. freight and
exIScss over its line at such legal rates
Of fare as IL may adopt and it may make.
contract for and furnish light for build
ings. cars and streets and motive power
for manufactures and other enterprises
by electricity, gas or steam for such
compensation as may be agreed upon
Work is 10 be commenced on the road
within one year after the passage OF the
0ot. and il shall be completed within
i've years thereafter.
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The Masonic Home.

The meeting of the Masonic Home OF
Virginia was held at the Masonic Temple
last night President a. X. Courtney
called the meeting 10 order promptly az
o'clock. Among the members present
were A. r Courtney. B. r. Wexford.
q. G.. Gooch, Charles ". Dunstan, George
J. Freddy, II. l.. Pelouze. julius straus'
George g. Jefferson. George n. Ray,
". b. Isaacs, and y. q. Tompkins: Dn
Potts represented the petersburg lodges;
members Of the Board OF Governors:
g. G. Gooch, George II. Ray, William T..
lsaacs William Lovensteln, 1. h. Elicit,
and j. Thompson Brown.
Mr.. Charles A. Nesbitt was unanimous
~ elected secretary
\ resolution Ia change the annual
meeting of the Home 10 the second day
Of the Grand Lodge was adopted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-14
Medical College Alumni.

The sixth annual meeting Of The So
ciety Of Alumni Of the Medical College
OF Virginia will be held In the college
building Tuesday, April so. =,
The society will convene at il a, u.
for scier tifc discussion. Or. s. w. DICK
inson. Of Marion. Va annual orator Will
deliver the address to the society ana
the public at the afternoon session al
$50 r. VI.
The society is now in a very nourlsh-
ing condition and expects 10 make TINS
meeting one Of unusual interest
The commencement VIII De helo
April 50. at $50 +. NJ; alumni oahqui t
al ~ I. NJ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-14

inspections Bright. = hogshea6s: Dark.
Is hogsheads and Z tierces. Roinsptc-
tions-Bright. "a hogsheads: dark. hogs
head.
Allegheny. old Dominion. Farmers,
Crenshaw's. Shockoe. Davenports. P1snt-
ers'. and Seabroo<c's tobacco warehouses
report to-day; Receipts. "a packages de-
livcries. 81 packages.
United States Internal revenue CO lee
fions for The city of Richmond. Va, to-
day. Cigars and cigarettes, ", 3s.S; pug
tobaccos. p,73sii Total, S,oo2.1
good break OF bright loose tobaccos
at Sh-lburnes warehouse to-day. Mr.. A.
!. Williams. OF Gold Rock. N. c., sold
$50 worth II tobacco to-day. The tobsn-
cos sold yell. Another good break for to-
morrow.
dark loose tobaccos to-day.
small sale Of dark loose tobaccoS ae
Shockoe warehouse to-day.
Registered at the Tobacco Exchange to-
day: Joseph Jo-cs, Albemarc. J. n. Nor
Albemarle: J. N. Beddam. Aibepsrle;
j. l.. Abel, Alhemarle; Charles Abel. Al.
bemarle. T.. -. Christian, New York:
w. G.. Huntington. Farmville r. w. Gar
land; Albemare Thomas Garland. Abe
msne; J. III. Rhea. Able aarie; Sterling
Smith. Winston.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-14
"Longshoreman" Cchesham), Mr..

q. "Longshoreman" (chesham). Mr..
Macy.
4. Recitals (a,. descriptive. ''rhe Little
Hero Mattnison). tbl. humorous, 'Eyac-
uation Day" Macy, NJ. Macy:
(selcctc,D Mr. T. W Cunningham.
90. Song. Buzz Little Bee" Gro. Mr.
Macy.
=. Reci,als ta). heroic. silly Billy /;
20. humorous, ''Nat a,,i the sparkin''
by Fred Emerson Brooks. Mr. Macy.
3. Song, "Putney Bus" Anon). MIR.
Macy.
p Solo. 'Enchantress' NrditD. Miss
Blanche Hechler. 49,
10. Humorous recital. Brother BIZ"
Accompanlst for MIR. Macy aud Mr..
Cunningham. pref. J. W. Reinhardt.
Accompanies for Miss Hechler. Prof
j. Emory Shaw.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-14
me CHRIsTIdS WAREARE.
The Battle Against sin is Being unrenit-
tingly Waged in Richmond.

Mr. Needham took the Prophet Nehe-
in.ah as his theme yesterday afternoon
a., the Second Presbyterian church. and
presented him as a strong example Of a
believer in the power and goodness Of
God he brought out very interestingly
The strong characteristics OF the grand
old Prophet and his work i'm rebuilding
the walls and temple at Jerusalem. A
large congregation was present and lis
tened with close attention.
Mf Needhdm preached dsdin last even
lit al Park Place Methodist church. and
thr building was simply packed with
eager listeners, and great Interest was
shown Rev DIS. George Cooper. w. ".
l.an1rum, X. r. Wilson, Or. Young. the
PASTOR and several other ministers We're
present. Mr.. Needham preached on the
subject Of Christian Work" He spoke
on number OF passages OF Scripture.
and fully impressed on his hearers that
tAtie is work for all TO do
Mr. Jacobs led the singing, and rem
uvird several solos.
Mr. Bliss.
Lelgh-Street en- arch was filled 70 its
utmost again last night 10 hear Evange-
iist Bliss. The attendance on these meet
i.ss have been almost phenomenal, ana
or Bliss expresses himself as very much
siauhed al the reverent and attentive
manner Of the congregations, which he
cay ~ rather unusual in his experience.
PIT Bliss has made fine impression IN
edmond, and his sermon last evening
.N Inc Future Unveiled was listened
WIN marked attention. The "Ricn
'idh ana Lazarus" WAS the theme upon
Nmch he discourscd. lie showed that
mere " great difference In the conditions
pm ms ne and Ia The life hereafter, and
lnat noth the rich and the poor man were
S''1..iV9s alter DEATH that the nch pan
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-14
BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE. MD, March i3.-flour
dull and unchanged 49,.
Wheat dull. No. red spot and March,
59A@6Oc.; May, 6l4sq6l%c; july 65isc ;
steamer No , red 56isc. bid, milling
wheat. by sample, 6OG6lc.
corn firm mixed spot and March. Al q
GtlTLc.. April, 4l7SNi2isc., May, f-1sW
&c steamer mixed, Ale. bid; southern
corn, by sample, 42g45'ac.; do. on grades
OATS n strong demand; No; 2 white
western, 3sa3sl,c., No. Mixed western
30a361ac. -,-s
Hay fairly active; good TO cnol1e tip-
Cthy, Si45OHl5.W. -,..o,
Grain freights quiet ana unchansei.
Provisions weak: mess pork. $3.50; nulk
shoulders. 500: short rib sides ana clear
sides $3.50: sugar-cured SHOULDERS so.-''
hams. small. $500: large, SllD.
Lard-Rcnned, $50.
Eggs quiet IT i5isc. ,~-.-,,
Coffee duiet; No. ], iILul'7sc.
Sugar unchanged. $50. .- ..,,.s
Rcnds-Baltimore apd ono, - ssseo,
NrrtheTn Central, 81 asked, Baltimore
ard ohio southwestern nrsts, lHs7. piu'
consolidated Gas bonds, ia bid' TO-
stocks, 63is9O}N-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-14
Progress in the Arrangements.

The chairman Of the various committees
who are looking after the arrangements
for the Moody meetings heid contss-
ence AT the Young Mems Cnristlan az,
ISOLATION last evening ana co,npa ,i. 81
notes. From all appearances, co sa,tsfac.
tory manner. and the meetings will De
successful in every respect. Mr.. Moody
will pass through this city from Masn-
ington to-day on his way 10 norfolk,
where he win this evening pegir q SER ~
or meetings. 10 be con'ihueu ioi wv
Nplka
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-14

Cash QuOtatIOns-FIOur was quot uhutT
a moderate demand. the feeling was
steady. and prices unchanged. wheat,
5,,5sc: No. red. j5isc.; corn, J6'4c.
oats. 3Oisc. pork, SO >5alO.wi lard
SG.67IsftO. 20; ribs. S5,62izu 5osl2t shout
XIV 81 10
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-14
SAVANNAH

SAVANNAH, GA. March iS-spirlts
turpentine market quiet and demand
moderate and opened firm at 2slzaE,c
sales. go casks; closed steady at &c
for regulars. .....,o.,
"a onsned and closed firm and I'M
Changed. Quote-A, b.. G, d, and r.
90: NJ. $50: n. 81 joft2 %: window
glass. 81. TOqy2 ~: water white. sJ."'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-14
rop,crO EXcUANGE.
IOBAINV f7-kV
RICHMOND. -. March i'' is''

RICHMOND. a.. March IL, isoi'
No offerings Of tobaccos at auction on
PTivate sales reported 10 the secretary
~ Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day:
~, ~ ,a 80 hogsheads. fillcrs. q; cutters.
"a. smokers. II; leaf dark. "a: luss tdarD,
20 Total. Is hogsheads.
The tobacco inspector reposts Io'oss'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-14
Corporate security.

Brewers, distillers. store-keepers' ana
gaugers. and tobacco and cigar manu-
facturers who have 10 give bonds 10 the
Government, can procure them by apply
ing To or addressing Peasants a Co., iii
east Main street, Richmond, Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-14
They want the Best

THE people of this vicinity insist on
having rhsmberlaIn's Cough Remedy. and
do not want any other, says John Y.
Bishop OF Portland NILS Ind. That Is
right. They know it 70 De superior TO
and cure for croup' and why should they
NOT insist ,,non having IT. Fifty cent bot
ties for sale BY owens & Minor Drug
Co. P. N: slaughter, z, u dru msfvse
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-14
CHURCH HfLL MUSICALE.
Charming Ent n-nt In Corcorsn
Hall Last Night.

Hall Last Night.
A large audience. combining the cul-
ture and elite of the East Ind. filled Cor
coran Hail to its utmost capacity last
night. The occasion was the fourth
musicale Of the Church Hill Musical
Association. The programme. while OF
a lighter nature than those formerly
given, was none the less enjoyed by the
az dience. Mr.. j. W. Macy. OF New
York. proved himself a most entertaining
humorist. He was the recipient OF many
encores. Capt. Cunningham, with his
sweet tenor voice. captivated his hearers.
The following is the programme:
ing Class" IMacy), Mr.. j. Williams Macy,
OF New York city.
=. soprano solo, "EcstacXl. lArditD,
Miss Blanche HecA1ty.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-14

4 constant cough. with Shortness OF
Breath. Failing Strength. and Wasting
at Flesh. all bctoken Lungs more or less
seriously affected and demanding prompt
treatment. BY using Dr. ID. Jayne's
Expectorant serious results may be either
avoided or paliated
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-14

are not desirable in any home. INSULT
cient nourishment produces ill-temper.
Guard against fretful children by feeding
nutritious and digestible food The Call
Borden Eagle Brand Condensed MIX is
the most successful OF all infant foods.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-14
Moody and Sankry.

Hymn books Nos 6 and 9. for use IN
the approaching Moody and sankey meet
ings. are for sale by us al lowest prices
Manly b. Ramos g. Co., SS Nam street.
next to corner OF Ninth street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-14
WILMINGTON

VII. MrNGTON. N. c., March l3.-Rosin
Arm. strained. soc. good do, voc.
Turpentlne steady at sc.
Tar steady at Soc o, IN.
crude turpentine steady: hard. Nlo;
soft and virgin, <l.sD.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-14

100 Easter lilies. 100 ayalias. 1000 hya-
cinths, AT j. n Harvey a. Co.'S branch
store. 2l5 east Broad street. Open Mon
day, March 18th. All orders for cut flowers
taken now at west Broad street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-14
CHARLESTON

CHARLESTON, S. c., March l3.-Tur'
Rosin firm: good strained. sl.OO.
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PORT OF WEST POINT. March IS. 1885,
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED
Steamship Berkshire. kerwin, provi-
dence, general cargo.
Steamship Charlotte. Bennett. Balti-
more. passengers and general cargo
Steamship Elm City. Marshall, Walker
ton. passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Berkshire, Kerwin. Provl-
dence. general cargo.
steamship Charlotte. Bennett. Balti.
more, passengers and general cargo.
steamship Elm city. Marshall, Walker
ton, passengers and general cargo
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE


RlCIs IND. VA, March IL, ~.
Offeri"gs-Wfeat. In Jshels; corn
(soitel. GO ishels: corn (mi1 sd). 10
hgshels; oae LOO bushels.
Sales-W aeat, Oh bushels.
Quotation s-v h sat-L, ngb~rry. SOC. 20
G3c mixed, SOC TO 63c. shortberry. soc.
TO &c; Nc red. &c. to 62tc.
Corn-White, Virginia (bag lots). SO.
to 4ic.: No. white, iJc. L 44c.; No 3
mixed. i2iac.
Oats-Winter (for seed). BIC. to 4cc;
No. mixed, Sc No. 3 mixed Csc.
Rye. 55c. TO SIC
CHICAGO LIVE eTOCK MA.iKBT.
UNION STOCK YARDS. ILL.,. Marc
13.-Cattle-M Market firmcr; common TO
extra steers. $500 300: stockers aud
feeders. 81 2Jn3.6o; cows and bulls. Sl.&5r
80; calver. S250u5.I5.
Hogs-Receipss. 1900; market very
weak. heavy. Si9onAI0; common -
choice mixed, s.35di.7O: choice assorted.
Si65Qi.10, light. 'SLjJqi.6J; high, 1910
otto.
Sheep-Receipts, 1900; market steady;
lamDs, S2S5n4.l 49,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-14

Hoods Pills are purely vegetable. care
fully prepared from the best ingredients.
25c.
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A second Excursion 10 Old Point via the
Chesapeake aud Ohia Railway, Underline

Rsund-trip tickets on Sunday March
18th. only $3.50 Train leaves Broad
street station at $40 A. NJ; leaves Old
Point Z. NJ, arriving Richmond 600
u Nj
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-14
CHICAGO LIVE eToCK MA.sKw.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

ALMANAC. March II. 1894.
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a delegation from West Point. VA
headed by MIR. l.. $. Cottrell, called on
Captain Wise at the Capitol this morn
ing and requested a reconsideration OF
his action in recommendr 6 Mr.. Howerton
as postmaster at that place
Congressman Marshall returned to his
congressional duties this morning, but
is still very much indisposed His physi-
clans say that absolute rest is necessary
TO his recovery. and have urged him 20
return TO his home.