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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-25
FLAMES IN WINSTON.
The LITTLE CITY AGAIN THE VICTIM
or THE FIRE FiENp.
etorsue-H House, Three Residsness, ana ssv'
erni Animals Consumed-Losses ana IN
surspcs-vsncs Memorial rund.

WINSTON. N. c.. April A-(speciaL)--
A destructive fire occurred In this city
about $3.50 o'clock this morning. on Fourth
and Four-and-a-HaIf streets. between
Poplar and Spring, involving loss OF
about $4,000. The fire was not discovered
until II had gained great Roadway.
HOUSES CONSUMED.
A large storage-house and the residences
OF q. Il. Miller, J. w. Farrar. ana ex'
Sheriff league were destroyed. Three
horses and one or more cows persisted In
the flames. The fire Is supposed 10 nave
originated In the storage-house.
HEAVY LOSSES.
There was insurance upon most OF the
property, but some Of the owners GUS
tanned heavy losses.
BENEFIT FUND.
A mass-meeting Of the citizens OF VIM
ston was held tonight, looking to the Or
eanization OF Vance Memorial Associa-
ton.
Mr.. Polk Miller, OF Richmond, has been
secured for an entertainment here on
Nav 18th. for the benefit Of the Vance
monument fund.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-25
AmPUTATED AT THE WRIST.
smith, Davis Wedding To-Day Il" 'h'o"-
Adjourned Presbytery Meeting.


EAST RADFORD. VA, April 24-'Spe'
iaD-Charl-s Reynolds. young wil'e
,,.r .rnploved on the Norfolk and west
.ru had his left hand 50 badly mashed
tctw.on two bumpers that Drs. Cowan
aud Hack amputated it at the wrist.
air Robert r. Smith. Deputy Treasurer
~ EadforG. and a prominent merchant
80 To-day for Union, W. Va. where ne
Win he married tomorrow to Miss Jennie
j.. Davis. Of Union.
CAPTAIN Richard II. Adams, postmaster
Of Rndford, left Saturday for turning
seu Ala. TO attend the Grand Encamp>
r~.nt Of Confederate Veterans. He Is the
only rapresentat!Ve of G.. c. wharton
C,mn mat viii attend the encampment.
THE HARDEST FALL.
Mr. i T. Uedrick. one Of the men who
went down In the bridge disaster, is out
and 10 conversation DAY OF TWO aso
said he WAS worse hurt failing out Oh
wagon once than he was In TINS ninety
foot iall. a..
Railroad Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton. has resigned and returned TO New
York. lie b. succeeded by Mr.. u. w.
Clymor. Of Gladstone, Va.
MONTGOMERY Prcsbytery will hold an
adjourned meeting IN Radford on May
el al which time Rev. Mr.. Hobson, OF
Ga,chiand county. win b. ordained.
Riyer-Nicw Lodge. Royal Arcanun, was
-rrarized in Radford Monday night with
rspfain John G. Osborne regent. About
twenty men went In as charter members.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-25
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

RICHMOND, VA. April M.-Private
sales were very light to-day. No auction
offerings on Change
Revenue collections: Cigars and eiga-
rettes. s3,i9i60; tobacco, $,yO6.5S. Total
S. i0l.l3.
Loose sales were small all round to-
day, and consisted of very poor quality,
with but few desirable lots OF colory TO-
bacco on the floors. Prices were strong
for the quality. and possibly a slight ad-
vance on last weeks figures. Dark sales
were also very small, but prices continue
we'll up on all grades.
Mr.. s. w. venable, Jr, OF Danviile. Va,
was here to-day.
Negotiations have been completed and
contracts signed for the building OF a
new loose warehouse here, work on which
will begin at an early date.
The Wood cigarette machine mas been
operated experimentally several times
lately, and promises in every way to meet
the demand OF the many small cigarette
firms. Every feature embodied Is new.
and It can be placed In q handbook Makes
a single cigarette without any semblahce
TO an endless band attachment, ABOUT
which so many suits have originated
and has capacity OF about 5000 cisa-
rettes day. 1t IL a Richmond Invention;
and made here. about which more VIII
be known later. -
Some little dark tobacco Is coming In
this evening.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-25
c.orra,h,ca, and Historical Society.

The Geographical and Historical Society
Of Richmond College held its regular
meeting yesterday afternoon In the
modern language lecture-room. Il. w.
Hatcher read a very interesting paper
nrenared by w. l.. Britt. a former men,
her OF the society. on 1.-The Prison Life
Of jefferson Davis"
s. II. Carney read a paper on the Cos
port Navy-Yard." Portsmouth. -,
on Friday. May 18th. the society VIII
make an excursion to jamestown. The
Ariel has been chartered for the trip, ana
only e,udents and their friends VIII go
ON this excursion.
This win be strictly a school excursion.
and every one who goes will have very
pleasant time.
Mr.. Charles Poindextcr. an honorary
member Of the society, was chosen orator
FOR the occasion. and Professor b. Pur-
year was elected his alternate.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-25
MEETINGS AT SCOTLAND NECK.
Cows Die from Supposed Poisoning-Per
sonaI and Other Notes

SCOTLAND NECK, n. c.. April "a
Especial. 1.-The meeting in the Methodist
church here has been in progress three
weeks, and the interest Is still lively.
Rev. ]. ID. Hupham preached in the
Baptist church at Tarboro' on Sunday
for the last time before he enters upon
his new field in Shelby. He preached In
the Baptist church here Sunday night.
and will preach again Wednesday night.
Mr.. G. w. Bryan has lost two very
fine cows recently, both OF them dying
suddenly, as if by poison. He lost one
last night.
MIR. j. l.. Bell has been appointed special
relief agent for the Norfolk and Carolina
railroad.
The Baptist Sunday school here on SUM-
day collected $50 to purchase new books
for the Sunday-school library.
Mr.. w. S. Brinkley left for Reidsville
Yesterday, where he went to enter the
business house Of Mr.. Hendricks as a
clerk.
Mr.. r. T.. Powell. of Nash county. Is
here on visit to his sister, Mrs. ID. Ed
mondson.
MFR. John r. Lawrence. one Of the lead
ing farmers OF the Dawson's section.
gave his usual birthday dinner yesterday
to his brothers. sisters. children. and
grandchildren. This was his seventy -thiri
birthday. and there were many at the
dinner.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-25
THE RICHMOND DISPATCH WEDNESDAY,. APRIL Is 1894

cash,s and Chowan Railroad ard Lumber
Company, where q number Of hands
were telling trees One tree, - fal'ns'
struck . dead limb on another tree.
tearing Il on and II fell on the back
OF Mr.. Hushess head. crushing the SKULL.
Messrs. A. 8. Rascoe, TIP. Suriy, and Z.
r. Harden returned home on MI nos
Goes launch, The Tuscorvro' from
q iishins trip on the lower Cashie. Iney
brought home with them several hundred
.sspeckie perch" Mr. suriy caught the
largest one. which measured fourteen
and three-auarter inches.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-25
Mi.. palmer,s Recltal.

Miss Clara Belle Palmer, the gnted
young musician. gave plano recitA,
yesterday afternoon at the residences oI
Mr.. w. p. DeSaussure before an auoience
composed Of cultured ana apprec,ss'sss
neofIe The programme consisted OF
ballet music By Delibes graceful little
piece by Goddard. the mountain scene
from Griegs Norwegian suite. = iovsiy
barcarole by Orth, q waits py Cnop,n.
q pathetic night piece BY Schumann. Ms
largo from Beethoven's d major sonnts.
a quaint piece by Bach. ana se1oeuon
from wagner's Flying Dutchmen
Miss Palmer Is = most Qsse1u
former. and her manner u entirely No
from asfectation. Her technique 70 5000.
but the chief beauty Of her PLAYING y ~
poetic feeing which comes from ~
heart. This makes certain paehetlo 49,
sages sound Nike revelation. Aise Seass'
has q brilliant future a. .-...-.A---
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-25

Cash Quotations. -FOUR ste1uys Win
prices favorng BUYERS. Wheat, s-xc.; No.
: red. 5sc. Corn. Ssisfl3Sa4 Oats, sc. Pork,
81. s2lzqia 4s; Lsrd: ,TG nasEss i kies.
Gs7iasf7f2ix. Whirkey, S.i5.
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.
Union STOCK-YARDS. ILL.,, April
A-Cattle-Receipts, 400 head; market
weak: common to extra steers. f.a5n4W;
stockers and feeders. -: 5oN3.sS; cows and
bulls. u.Sas.eo: CALVES 81 G.I snaH .r.o,
weak: heavy. Nss05So: common to choice
mixed, $.s5l5.20; choice assorted. SloW
sis: light, s4s5ff6. TO-; pigs, Heeg5.D
sheep Receipts. 500 head; maIk ses
lambs. ss.osaS.co.
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI April 24.-Flour-sprins pet
cnt, 81 4Os aeJ; family. s2.40ts2.0os
wheaI-No 2 red, 57s57Isc.
Corn-No. mixed. t2c. NO = WHO m'Ae''
oats-Ho. 2 white. size. No 2 mixed, 3SNa
Potk-City mess, $3.50 /; clear mess' siAso;
family pork, s12yo. 80.
eacor-s,eady; shoulders. olc.; shost.rto
sides, 5,ac,: short clear sides, Nc; oseoH
''v WHISKY steady at ellis.
THE COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL April s+ :,,Ln;1 d r M-
prices unchanged; American middling,
/ i-i6d Sales, s00c bales American, 1000
bales; speculation and export, 800 bales,
Receipts, 1900 bales; American. $1,000
American mlddling. low mlddling Clause,
May and June. 3 6o-6in3 6l-sid. June and
July. 3 6s-6id.: July and August, G3-6fd.;
August and September. M l-S+i.
and May I 3 ESD; May and June ) ss.sii:.
buyers; June and July, 62-6id.. bid;
July and August, l-s4d.; August and
September. Esd. sellers; september ana
vember 3-6iG4 4-sid.; November and
December, 4-eia4 5-6id Futures closed
steady.
NEW YORK, April 2t-Cotton steady;
midding Gulf o ISL Sc:. midSi ,ys. up lands
steady; sales. lsi. 500 bales; April, 1910
/. 26; May, 1891 20; June. s7.35a7.ss; July.
N4iG7.i2: August. sLtIqI!s: september.
N5lQL52; October. s7,5sa7.5i; November.
T57aI5s; December. N.63a7a; January,
Consolidated net receipts Of cotton re-
ported from all ports, $3.50 bales; exports,
| Great Britain. 3.on bales; Continent, AZ
bales: stock. 65s 237 bales.
| Totals SO far this week: Net receipts.
| 2O,324 bales: exports, Great Britain. 6,5is
| bales; France. S5i bales; Continent, H,@1
| bales.
NEW ORLEANS. April 2i.-Cotton-Fu-
| lures quiet and steady; sales. 5lao bales
| April, 1886: May. 1896; June. N:oi; july
N.i2; August. S.l7; September. Sis: DC
tober, Sill; November. VA; December
'"' NAVAL STORE MARKETS.
WILMINGTON, N. c.. April 9,Rosln
dull: strained. S2lec.: good strained. @hc::
rurnentine firm at 26iac Tar steady at
soc. Crude turpentlne Arm; hard, H.";
| soft, $50; virgin, 500.
SAVANNAH. Ga. April 24;-Spirits tur-
| pentlne market continues firm, with q
| strong demand at zee. for regulars. All
| offerings taken at quotations. Rosin mar.
ket firm closing with q good demand at
quotations: Quote: a. b, c. and nd y; H'W;
| 81 50Ii. gr l. 81 sO6fl 80; X, s2.25: NJ, 2:3O;
n, @.l5; window glass, $.55; water-white'
CHARLESTON, s. c.. April 24-Tur;
pentne firm at 26c. Rosin hrln; sooo
| strained, SOC.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
Roported for the Dspatch)
| NORFOLK. VA, April 2i.--Markel
ouiet: common, 1lsM2c.; prime. 2A4Z9sc'
| extra prime, 2l2c.; fancy, 2ssc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-25
Sandy Scott Arrested i'm Louisa.

ASHLAND, VA, April A.-(Special)--
Sandy Scott, negro who was arrested
a few days ago as supposed witness III
a robbery at this place and hailed on
his own recognlzance, and afterwards
skipped. as he was found to be the prin-
cipal In the case. has been arrested at
Mineral City, Louisa county. "A teie-
gram 10 that effect has just been re-
ceived here. A reward of so was offered
fo. him. The Mayor of Ashland VIII
send for him in the morning and have
him brought here for trial.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-25
A PSEUDO REVENUE OFFICIAL.
i. III. Rowland Arrested for Obtaining
Money Under False Prefcnces,

Money Under False Pretcnces.
J CIIARL VA, April "a
Especial )--One +. VI. Rowland, charged
with obtaining money under false pre-
fences. with being a suspicious character.
and with violating the internal-revenue
laws, was tried in the Police Court to-
day. lie represented himself as a deputy
United States marshal authorized to col
lect money from persons suspected or
violating the United States revenue laws,
IL was in this pretended character that
he procured money from the saloon-keep-
ers. He has been here for several days.
Mayor Hanckel sent the prisoner 10 the
United States Court. He thanked the
Mayor for sending him to Lynchburg
and added that he would have something
to say there
The annual meeting Of the John Bowie
Strange Camp OF Confederate NeteranS
was held tonight. An address
on ''The Confederate Soldiers IN
War and in Peace" was delivered by Or.
William l.. Judkins. Of the Methodist
Church.
STILL IN STAUNTON.
Richard r. Guard. who recently shot
Miss Laura Il. Martin In this city, was
not brought here last night. as reported
He will he brought back in a short time
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-25
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC, APRIL 20, 1894.
snn r,sss 5;22I HIGH TIDE.
sum s ,,ss' S:53 Morning. $40
Moon rises. 49,. 1900 Evening. :..-...: s:5l


PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL "a, 1894
ARRIVED.
Steamer Pocahontas, Deyo. Norfolk, merchsn-
disc and passengers; Irwin Weisiger' super'n-
tondent. uun
Steamship Old Dominion. Couch, New YORK,
merchandise and passengers; George W. Allen
schooner Maggie J. lawrence, Holloway,
Charleston via Norfolk, coal; vessel Curtis q
Parker.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS, APRIL "a. 1884,
ARRIVED.
py,t,sh steamship ToukerviIle, Savannah.
Barge Coal Ling. New YORK
SAILED.
British steamship Tonkervtiie, st. Peters
burg.
PORT OF WEST POINT. APRIL "a, 1894.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Allegheny. Nicholson, Baltimore
passengers and general cargo.
steamship william Lawrence, Foster, Provl-
dence via Norfolk and Newport News, psssen-
gers and general cargo.
Steamship Baltimore, Bennett, BALTIMORE pas
steamer Rlm City. Marshall. Wslkcrton. pas.
sengers and general cargo
SAILED.
Steamship Allegheny, Nicholson, Providence
via Norfolk. passengers ana general cargo
Steamship William Lawrence. Foster, beisS'
mores passengers ard general cargo.
Steamship Baltimore. Bennett, Baltimore pas
eengers aud general cargo.
steamer Elm City, Marshai, Wslkorton. pas
sengers ana general cargo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-25
DE irfiS.

GORDON.-Died, in Petersburg, Va, on
Tuesday morning, at the residence OF her
grandson, w. NJ. Habliston. Mrs. MARY
ID. GORDON, In her s5th year.
Funeral from the house THURSDAY
MORNING, at 10 o'clock. Interment in
Hollywood.
No flowers.
MITCHELL.-Died, Monday evening.
April %. 1894, at $3.50 o'clock. at the resi-
dencc of his brother-in-iaw, a. Walker,
Jr. 9O7 north Seventh street. JOHN ID.
MITCHELL, son OF Elizabeth Mitchell:
aged q years and months.
He leaves a devoted mother and an ar
fectiorate sister, other relatives and
friends to mourn their loss.
Funeral from the First Baptist church
fcolored). WEDNESDAY EVENING.
April o. 1894, at O'clock. Friends and
ocnuaintances invited to attend.
New York and Philadelphia papers
please copy. ~
TALMAN.-Entered into rest, Tuesday
morning, April oath, at 5:l5 a. NJ, JOHN
TALMAN, I'm the 10th year OF his age.
Funeral from his residence. No. l29 south
Cherry street, THIS "wednesday EVE
MING. at $3.50 T.. NJ. Friends and ac-
ouaintances respectfully invited to at
tend. Interment in lakewood cemetery
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-25
CRANKY STREET METHODIST CHURCH
Cornerstone Laid With Masonic Cere-
monies Episcopal Residence.


NORFOLK, VA, April 2i-(Special)-
Al O'Clock this afternoon the corner
stone Of the new GEarby-Street Metho-
dist church was laid by Atlantic Lodge,
ot this city. and other Masonic lodges
Of Norfolk and Portsmouth and Berkeley.
The address Of the occasion was delivered
by Rev. Or. 4. Coke Smith. and was
great effort and deeply interesting Thou
sands or people were present to witness
the imposing ceremonies.
: deed has been admitted TO record con-
viewing the lot. a1XlOo feet, and build
ines on the northeast corner or Free
mason and Duke streets, 10 he used as
residence for the bishop Of the Protestant
Fpiscopal Diocese Of Southern Virginia
The price paid il $3.50.
REV. sam Small will arrive tomorrow
morning from washington, D. c.. to take
uart IN the Prohibition campaign.
The negro swltchman, Jack Snow, died
of his injuries today.
The papers have been signed In New
York for a contest here on May Slst be-
tween Charles johnson and Austin Gib-
hons. The rght win take place In the
Ariel Club house
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-25
GENERAL THOMAS MERCER WHITE.
Death of This Respected Citizen nj the
Advanced Age of 0e Years.


Advanced Age of 02 Years.
ASHLAND. VA, April A.-(Speciai)--
General Thomas Mercer White. the Oldest
cltizen Of Hanover is dead. lie died at
,i4 residence near here to-day. in the
eei year of his age, and will be buried
tomorrow at 2:3) +. NJ. General White
was ~ remarkable man. Strong. vigorous
and intelligence he lived life OF full use.
fulncss u his county. state. fanny anu
himself In early years be was captain
I'm The state troops. and was Afterwards
nrouofed bv degrees until he became
general In the late war he took no part
ON account Of his age. but was always
loval ~ the Confeleracy. General Whlte
has been magistrate I'M this county Tor
thirty years. and NJ 10 within a lew
DAYS be attended TO his official duties
SHORT ILLNESS.
1,,s loe, Illness was OF short duration.
,.s,inr only ten days. ana UP To that
time ne daily followed his occupation
~ -, farmer. lie represented HanoFer IN
Tho LEGISLATURE during the sessions OF
is-7-iS,S and was also an assessor III
ms county for twentT-sN years ~
man Wa. ever known better than me- anu
~ ,In same al an times-kind, generous
and courteous His father was IhoiiiAs
Whit. "a gallant soldier. who was present
M the surrender Of Cornwaius' hiS
.nother was Miss Blackwell
General White was brother OF OaP
lain Clement white and Niillam Laih N,ni
White. both deceased, ana WIS an AZ, Go,
=, ,bc late Joseph j. White, the hrs'
T,,'c. 1netice OF Richmond. and the
i,,. r,rtain Thomas Y. White. lie was
III uncle OF Messrs. Edgar b., D.
carter, Wythe. and Stafford NJ. White
OF Richmond. , ,,,. fret,
Deceased was twice married. his mrs,
Viz was a Miss Elicit. and MS seeonu
Ais Priddy. lie leaves a WIDOW anu
yv,rai children.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-25
THE NEWPORT Naws sroffIcs
Its Removal Recommended by f"D"c
uee,ipg--A French Steamer Arrives.


Heeting--A French Steamer Arrives
NEWPORT NEWS. VA, April "a
epeciai) --There was a meeting OF the
businessmen Of this place held In the
office Of Colonel c. NJ. Braxton at z~
o'clock this evening 70 discuss the aa-
visibility Of accommodating the removal e'ss.
Of The nost office from its present locality
Mr. William A. Brown. Post-omee IN
spector. from washington. who was here
to-day looking after this matter. was m.
vi,ed to be present. Mr.. Brown sssseo
10 the meeting that he eouid mass nv
Recommendation himself. but would re-
port the action OF the meeting TO the
First Assistant PostrnasterG General There
were several localities discussed ~ SUIT.
able. and before any or them were voseu
ON the meeting unanimously decsosd tnat
~ present location was unit Tor the pus'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-25
CARLOADS OF WHlSkEY.
Beer on Tap Mt the Old Places In Caro-
Iina's Capital.

COLUMBIA, S. c., April H.-Car-loads
OF whiskey are being received here. Beer
is on tap at the old places at cents
glass. A number of new saloons are
being opened. No effort has been made
SO far to stop them. and the proprietors
are making no effort to conceal their bust
ness. The Prohibitionists threaten &c
take a hand and have arrests made tc
test whether prohibition exists. So fav
however. no warrants have been sworn
ont. 1t is understood that the Supreme
Court is anxious to give speedy hearinl
10 test the case. IL one can be brought
hefnrc IL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-25
THE ARTHUR CASE CONTINUED.
| Five More Indictments Found for Misap-
Dropriation-Mr. Ballard Resigns.

BEDFORD CITY, VA, April H-(Spe-
ciai)-The case against l.. c. Arthur,
late County Treasurer, was continued
from to-day until Monday. owing to the
illness Of one OF the counsel for the de-
fence. The grand jury brought in five
more indictments against him for misap-
prOpriation.
James w. Ballard has rendered his
resignation as Treasurer on the grounds
that the remuneration is insufficient. No
action has been taken.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-25
Property Transfers

Henrico: James III. Barton and wife 10
George ID. Gaines. lots 3. .. and in block
1. Brookland Park, $40.
Peploe a. Sands, special commissioners
to John r. Ellyson. 40 feet on Lownes
street southwest corner James, 1910.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-25
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND. April "a, 1894.
OFFERINGS. -Corn-White. 800 bushels; mixed,
600 bushels. Oats, 1000 bushels.
No sales reported.
QUOTATIONS. Wheat-Longberry. 62a63lsc. /;
mixed. 6la63lsc.; shortbefry. 60a63c.: No. 2.
red. 62Hc Corn White Virginia bag lots)
4Sc. No. 2 white. 4sc. No mixed, 46a47c.
Osts-No 9 mixed. 37Iha3oc.: No. mixed,
36a31c. Rye, 53a55c
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-25
VANCE MEMORIAL SERVICES.
A Farmer Killed bv . Trss-sucesssfal
Fishing Trip.

Fishing Trip.
WINDSOR, N. c.. April A.-(special.)--
The citizens Of Windsor and vicinity met
in the courthouse and held memorial
services for theAl Senator Vance. The
building was draped In mourning. and
resolutions were passed deplorjng his
death and the great loss that Tie State
and Union had susalned. Several
speeches were made highly eulogistic to
his memory.
Levi 8. Hughes. aged -. : prominent
farmer md lumbsrnan Of this county.
was instantly killed on Friday evening.
IIo WAS In The Iumbsrs woods Of ne
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-25
THE F0URQUREAN-
PRICE COMPANY
The
AD1e7fc0n-BO171
Rou1fEoo
Beauties.


The Domestics show up credit.
ably beside the Imported Cotton
Novelties. Their unique pattern
ings and honest values are fast
breaking down the high wall Of
prejudice in favor of the foreigners.
Quality is bound to be recognized,
beauty will attract the eye, and
why shouldn't the economy Of the
American prices have weight with
you in making your choice?
We here in this country are pro-
gressive. The better work we do
the cheaper We find way to do.
Many of last vars popular "
prices are discounted this season.
The variety of effects is widened,
satisfaction crowns every creation.
The DiDaitieS
are the regulation 81 inches wide.
figured on light and white grounds
12lc. a yard takes choice.
The Irish L0zC71S
are 40 inches wide, with the Ameri-
can type Of art in their designs and
colorings 1910. yard commands
them.
The JacOnet DucheSSe,
new and novel, latest colorings. fine
and sheer, 1910. yard.
Zephyr GinShanas.
You certainly ought to find one
that will please-old price, 1890.
new price. 1910.
FIGURED C0na67fcs
offer stripes and small figures or
white and light grounds, 12lc; 9
yard.
Perca1e
! in fifty different styles, sc inches
wide, 12lc.
Crepe Cloth
in all the latest evening shades
12lc.
The Princess D,ocEs 4
come in stripes and polka spots
handsome. staunch weavers, fash
ionable, 12.c.
The GivehGnaS.
Toile du Nord, in unique and on
ginal designs and shades. loo.
yard instead Of 1910
Serpentine Crepes,
q debutante, with the same charm
that everything crepey have for yo'
this season, evening shades, 2oc
yard.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-25
OBSTRUCTIVE FIRE At DURHAM.
A Livery stable, Nine Horses. and On'
Mule Consumed-Loss0 $4,000.

DURHAM. N. c.. April A.--tspecial.)-
A fire alarm was sounded at 2 o'clock this
morning. The livery-stabIe Of A. A. Sears
was entirely Consumed. with It's contents
or grain, and nine horses and one mule.
All but two being the property Of Mr..
scars. There was but little insurance
viz. $500 on the building. and $50 on
vehicles. The loss above insurance Is about
5000. The insurance was with the Orient,
~ Hartford. and American, OF New York.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-25

BALTIMORE STOCK MAHkEr.
BALTIMORE. ND. April 2L-viryiIiis
century. CO.. asked: Baltimore and Ohio
southvestern irsts, Ioe6107; do. second m
comes. a asked; do. third incomeA 10.
asked; Consolidated Gas bonds, llsh. bid;
do. stock. 6hft1n-