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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-03-29
Atlantic

Atlantic.
Rev. A. J.Turner exchanged pulpits with
Rev. Mr.. Haskell of South Deer Isle, Sun
day.
II. w. Small and Charles Sprague were
in Rockard this week to get plans and
specifications for the new school house.
The local dramatic club rendered the
drama "Our Folks" to fairsized audience
Wednesday evening, with excellent
success.
And now Road Commissioner Staples
goeth forth to Ill the holes in the road
that have been gaping to swallow up and
bresk the legs of runaway horses.
The roads which have been in a very bad
condition, have fortunately been saved BY
not having any heavy rains, and have now
settled down so 1t Is fair travelling.
A. II. Taylor who with his wife and
child has been spending the winter In New
York city, returned home Wednesday.
He has settled for all paving cut on his
quarry during the winter.
March "a.
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West sorrento.
Z. W. Jelllson il critically in

y S'H - NiAbiNa'll H.
Miss Nellie c. Welch has gone to Bucks-
port to attend the spring term of school
at the +. NJ. &. seminary. She was ioined
on the boat by two of her school-mates
Miss Belle Smallldge and Daniel Handy,
who were going back to Bucksport 10
attend the same school
remnant OF the Waukeag sorosis was
held on Friday evening last After partak-
ing OF clam chower, and popped corn, an
hout was pleasantly spent in conversation.
the subjects being the lost arts and the
coming woman, the former subject carry
Ing one back TO the days of our grand
mothers who prepared the frugal meal over
stone or brick fireplace from six to eight
feet long.
Capt. Evans Young who Keeps A board
ing house at Sorrento proper has hauled
h's fishing schooner, the Ada Isabelle"
up high and dry on the WILDER beach near
where she came ashore and fOuuderpd in The
January gale. He is thoroughly overhaul
ing and repairing her Ambrose Hodgklns
Is putting new foremast, new wiudlrss
anu some new spars on and will recalk and
paint her as soon as the weather will per.
init, thus making the schooner In good
condition for taking out parties of tourists
who would Ike to get q taste Of life on
the ocean wave"
March u W
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Literary Notes.

Dr. Geo. f. Shrady has wonderfully
Interesting article in the April Form, on
Americas Achievements in Surgery. :"
in which re shows that TO American sur
geons, more than to those Of any other
nationality, j. due the credit Of the great
and almost marvellous advancement in
thi- modern science
The leader Of the April Forum will be a
candid, and impartial. though frank and
sharp, review of the first year OF Mr..
Cleveland's administration, aud Of demo-
cratic control Of the government The
writer is anonymous, but is so plaiuspok
en- that the article will doubtless provoke
widespread discussion and comment.
All those who are interested In higher
education will find in the April Forum the
first of series of articles, by President
G. Stanley Brown, on Real University
Work in America" These articles wal
doubtless attract the same general Interest
and attention as DIR. Rice's previous series
on the public schools; for President Hall
speaks 10 a very frank and almost radical
manner of present educational tendencies.
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Hancock.

Hancock.
Rev. b. ID. Newell will preach at the
Union church, March %. at 1890 a. IN
also at Mt Desert Ferry schouI-house at
2,30 p, IN.
Isaiah Googins, aged eighty-sevcn wears
and three IN nths, was buried from his
late residence Monday afternoon, March
l9. Mr.. Goo2ins WAS ighly-respccted
citizen, and will be greatly missed, The
funeral services were conducted by State
Missionary b. ID. Newell. Music was
furnished by a selected choir.
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COUNCIL 10 It's secret session.
The ordination took place In the sitter.
noon of the same day. When the cangre-
ga,ion was dismissed, it seemed IKE
chorus taking up and j,yously voicing this
solo Of praise. Professional men aud
working men, women &c wide intellectual
range ana those whose households are
their world. congratulated each other with
glowing faces on the happy outcome. 1t
was the Christmas evangel of peace aud
goodwill. repeated on s.. Valentines nAv.
THE MAYOR Or rLEAsANruN
Pira>aniou, Kansas. {, the unly town IN
the United states now presided over ~
woman. She i Mr.. Annie $ An~tin, and
was elected 90 January H. WI citizens
ticket, politics being ignored.
The issues nf the rampaign werr liberal.
ity with iiquor-,leaIcr> snt gamblers. fnr
revenue, against WHICH prcdnmiuatug
policy Mrs Austin was Of couiSa. arrayed.
- animalct WAS The contest that several
hundred more votes were cAst than ~ ary
previous election here. national or local.
Mrs Austin conducted her own cam
psign. She /, powerful woman. weigh.
iug about 40 pounds, ami with not much
superhous flesh. She was elected by only
twenty votes
To q reporter she said "pf course
VII wipe cut TIE -a)onn- aui gambling
hnn... T..,t- ,,ta. ..... .t..,
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NEAL DOW MEETING,
ihv pubic meeting which vas held at
knral hall March 20. IN honor of Neal
Dow and hi life work, under the ausp ces
OF Excelsior lodge, |. d Of q. r., was a
success. Although the mud was deep
there was goodly number of the people
out The well-srranged programme OF the
lodge consisted of reading Of selections,
all relating TO the great work accomplish
ed by Gen Dow, recitatlons and singing
Rev. David Smith, pastor Of the Metho-
dist church of Surry, was present who
spoke of Mr.. Dow's work before the
Maine law was enacted, as Witnessed by
himself WREN boy aud Of his work be-
fore the legislatures of The different States,
urging on all the same Law; also Mr..
Scsmmon, eacher Of the high school.
spoke "f Gen. Dew as a scholar, and re-
viewed his work in manner which show.
eu that ne was not stranger to the works
OF the hero of the hour. Frank Jellison,
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Bucksport.
Leander Hancock, of the firm of Warren
& Hancock, one of the largest dry goods
dealers in Hancock county, died suddenly
Thursday night. He leaves widow, a
son, Frank w, of Boston, and two daugh-
ters, Addie A. and Josie S. He was
wellknown Mason
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TWO STRIKING WOMEN.
MRS. FROST OF MASSACHUSETTS
ORDAINED A MINISTER.

MRS. A. :. AUSTIN MAYOR or rLF,s.NroS
kANsAs-sHE MAKES 1T sUITRY FOR
GAMBLERS AND LIQUOR SELLERS.
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Miss Nellie Williams - oni,. an
'''' : f"''e ~
Fridsr "' '''"A'' returned 10 Ellsworth
Toesdsy ''''' "''' ~ i'''c'e' Mass on
~ w.,
,t,ri,,, .h' ,"'ae W. ~ hAhSor ana Ellsworth
IL Is RIch returned from trip 10 Bar
h''P"I' March 70
e. II Garland arrived home from Wrs,
Medfnrd, Mass, on Wednesday
Roderick Mcdonald took his 1rivirr
crew to Partridge brook Thursday.
Mr and Mr, Laroy DYun aDt NJ.
Myrtle Dunn VIII start r,r In,y,,W NJ.
today.
! r 1..a, ru-,,.-.h
the hshins at MiddI. Krancb n'',,t srj W
cinity We hope he NAV M, a. .nc,as.f fnI
as last week while accnmnanied NJ Nj
Cote.
March -
Me.,rs Au.ttn ant C,,l o,...,..t...,n.
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stock cured In 80 minutes by Woolford's San
itary Lotion. This never fails. Sold by s. ID.
Wiggin, druggist, Ellsworth, Me.
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At this immediate and saGlclent answer.
the overcharged audience laughed and
clspped its hands. aud. as 1t had become
evident by this time that there was can
didste before the council who would pro
vide ready and concise answers to IS many
questions as their combined astuteness
chose TO put, a motion for adjournment
was carried, and the audience left the
council to its secret session.
The ordination took place ID the sitter.
noon of the same day, When the congre-
ga,ion was dismissed, it seemed IKE
chorus taking up and 'yously voicing this
solo Of praise. Professional men aud
working men, women &C wide intellectual
range ana those whose households are
their world. congratulated each other with
glowing faces on the happy outcome IL
was the Christmas evangel IN peace aud
goodwill. repeated on s., Valentine, nAy.
THE MAYOR or rLEAsANru<
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Two eveAts of recent occurrence will
interest women the country over. One
was the ordination last month of Amelia
A. Frost of Littleton, Mass. a. a minister
Of the Congregational church, the other
the vigorous action of Mrs. Austin who
was elected mayor of Plesssntou, ksnsas,
In January.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-03-29

Rev. A. J.Turner exchanged pulpits with
Rev. Mr. Haskell of South Deer Isle, Sun
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-20
INTERESTING COURT SESSION.
A Vigorous Fight Against Liquor Licenses
An Insurance Case.

ENrpORIA. VA. April l9.-(Special)-
The Circuit Court, which meets next
week. promises TO be an interesting. az
well as busy term. The liquor dealers
viii make a vigorous fight before Judge
Hancock to Obtain licenses. They have,
in addition IN ether counsel already en-
ployed. engaged the services Of Mr. +.
T. Buford, Of Lawrenceyille. Va. ana
Mr.. William H. Cooke. Of Sussex county.
The petitioners against license are ably
represented by llr. Il. Turnbull. OF
Lawrenceville, ami Mr.. II. l.. Taylor, o.
this place.
The civil case Of Vaughn e Co. as
signees, against the Virginia Fire and
Marine Insurance Company, removed
here from southampton county. VIII at
tract considerable attention. The plain
tins are represented by Messrs. Prince y
Sebrcl. Of Southampton county, and Major
T. H. Nash, Of your city. Messrs. w. W.
md Il. r. Crump, OF your city, and Hon.
r. r. Prentis. Of Suffolk appear for the
defendant company. 4 large number o.
witnesses have been summoned by both
sides.
Mr.. Everef Waticy. OF Richmond, was
in town on Tuesday last, and spent some
time in conversation with Clerk Turner
and Supervisor Bailey with reference q
n nre-proOf clerks Office TO be erected
by the county. Mr.. Waddey will present
his plans at the next meeting Of the
Board of Supervisors.
Mr.. w. Samuel Goodwin, Common
wealths Attorney, was In your city dur
ing the week. visiting his wife. who f.
being treated at st. Lukes Hospital.
Mr.. Lee Britt. n prominent attorney OF
Suffolk. WAS In town on yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-20
THE COTTON MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL, April i9.-l2:9o T. M
Cotton in moderate demand. With pricss
sns iss s A@srf S@eriean Ss salss
speculation and export. 1000 bales. Re
ceipts. 1900 bales. Futures barely steady;
demand moderate; American mtdd,ins'
i.sid.: May and June. i-sid. July and
August, 1 3-eilf4 t-sad. August and Sep
temper, 4 Sod; September and October.
5-stat esd; October and November,
=. M.-Amerlcan mlddling. fair.
sid: good, ,middling, tad; middIins.
, ns1 S SrSp aay IA i 4s Nay s and
IA i-G4i.: June and July. i-sia4 2-s4d.;
July and August. I 3-s,d., sellers; August
and September. 4:6id., buyers; Septrm-
and an NO Noyember. 5-stal s-ead. November
aud December, 4 6-6igi led. Futures
Closed clos barely steady at the decline.
NEW T%RK , ARTi n 1S3GSs'9 np,, d%s;
/ H s,isc. sales, ss7 bales, Futures closed
steady: sales, lO2 500 bales: April. s. HC
7.ss; May. s.. ssa7. 10; June N4S.s1.s "; Jaly.
E5il7.52: August. sLgse .5I; September.
N.s4lI6s; December. S69p77c: January,
'ConsolIiated net receipts OF cotton to-
day, al ports, S;Ssl bales exports to
!, $50 bales: stock. go as bales.
Totals for this week: Net receipts, 4o,676
bales: exports. Great Britain. 3e1t BALES;
France. 60 bales: Continent, l6,n5 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, April 1s.-tutures
steady: sales. 327Oo bales: April, @.ss;
May, 500; June. $7.O9: July, N.E August,
s2i September. S23: October, S.26; No
vember. 1874; December. 1885,
NAVAL STORE MARKETS.
WILMINGTON. y. c.. April l9.-Rosin
dull. strained SIC. good strained, pc
Turpentine firm at &c. Tar steady at sec
Crude turpentlne firm; hard, aco; SOFT,
fl.60; virgin, 800.
SAVANNAH. GA. April l9.-Splrits urpen-
tine vsfy active. with sales Of over 5000 casks.
Closed active at @6c, for reeulars. Rosin market
quiet aud In moisrage demand. sih prices
Grm. quote: A B. CAM u, 81: Z. sl.05 r,
sI.2O: e., st.35: n, ~ %; J. SL9O h. $50
NJ, $3.50; y. s2.45; window glass, 500; water
white. 1906.
CHARLESTON, April lp.-rurpentine firm Q
25Lc. Rosin 1rm: strained, ooc.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
(Reported for the DIspatch)
NORFOLK. VA. April l3.-Market
quiet: common, p2G2c.: prime, 2hg2sc.
extra prime. 2i2c; fancy. Use.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-20

folk Prcsbytery at Bay View convened
at 10 O'Clock this morning, with de-
vOtional exercises conducted by the I.ev.
Mr.. Mcclure, of Norfolk.
TelegramH Of greeting 60 the Norfolk
Preshytery from East-Hanover and New
castle presbyteries were read. The COM
mittecs on Sabbath Sckools and s;arra-
tive. Statistical, and lipGofcence made re-
ports which were ndoptsd and ordered
forwarded 10 the synod and General
Assembly.
The presbytery manual question was
again taken W. and adopted az u whole.
Rev u. G. Clark was pres snted with
u call 10 POwci,on church. which WAS
placed IN his hands for reflection.
The morning devotional exercises were
conducted by Rev. u. g. Clark, after
which the report OF the Home Missionary
Committee WAS resumed ana adopted as
a whole.
Rev. \. Robinson and Elder Harding
were elected commissioners 10 the Gene
raj Assembly, Rev. w. &. Lindsay and
Elder Trugen. altewatcs.
Rcvs. Mr. Vance. Wexford, and Stay
maker were appointed TO install Rev. Il.
{. Clark
Tho subject Of foreign missions was
taken up. and discussed by d. number OF
the ministers.
After a vote Of thanks 10 the hosnitr BE
people OF Holiness church the prestytcrv
adjourned 20 meet In Suffolk. Va. Al IT'S
next session
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-20
The CENTRAL cONVOcATlON.
Limits Restricted 10 the Diocese OF Viz
glnia-Mission Claims Presented.

KESWlCK. VA. April 9-SpeciaI) -
There VS. business meeting Of The
Central Convention this morning at half
past . o'clock
Ery II. J.. Wood. Of Clifton Forge.
read an admirable paper on Pastoral
Visitation" which was ordered TO be sent
% the Southern Churchman, With "A re-
quest Tor its publication.
By unanimous vote 10 was decided f.
restrict the limits OF the convocation t.
the DIOCESE OF Virginia.
Rev. %. Il. Ellis. of Gorlonsylic. earn
estly advocated the Importance Of plac-
ing n resident missionary in certain
parts of Louisa. Orange. and Greene
counties, and appealed to the ConYocation
TO make AN appropriation for his SUP
port.
Rev. II. i. Lee. Of Charlottesville. pre-
scented the claims Of several mission
churches in Albcmaric which ne IS anx-
ious to combine under the care Of "a
missionary
Rev. J. l.. Hansbrough. Of Orange
county. who has been detained 10y pa
rochial duties. arrived to-day.
There was divine service AT half-past IL
o'clock, with q sermon by Rev. f. W.
Nevc. The administration Of the Holy
Communion followed. The business SEES
sion was rtsumcd thereafter tin i. NJ,
ana the needs Of certain fields within the
couvo,atiou bounds were considered. The
meetings throughout have been entirely
harmonious. owing to tho busy season
The Attendance was not very large. al
though good crowds were at the night
meetings.
The convention win probably adjourn
tomorrow morning.
For the first tine since its construction
the handsome church in which the con
vocation met was brilliantly lighted. or
course the ladies conceived and carried
out this plan.
I'll. Grace church choir rendered ex-
quisitc music during tho meetings. This
choir is sand u be the finest one that
Grace church ever had.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-20
A Change of Measurement.

The Richmond Typothetae held meet
ing at Murphys Hotel last evening. which
was attended by II majority OF the en-
ploying printers OF the city. the SUBJECT
considered was the measurement OF vpe
composition. After fun discussion. IL
was unanimously resolved as the sense
OF the meeting that the present system
Of measurement should be changed. ana
the Mcclellan movable unit standard
adopted In its stead as being more equita-
bic 10 employer and employee. After me
meeting those present enjoyed n delightful
supper. which was served in the main
dlning-room Of the hosiery.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-20
WEST HANOVER PRESeYTERY.
Foreign Missions Discussed and Candidates
for the Ninistry Examined.

for the NiEistry Examined.
FARMVfLLE, VA. Aprn !9.-(SpeclaI)
W,st-fianovcr Prcsbytery reasscmbled
this morning at O'Clock with Mod rator
Rev e.. h. EeGleston presiding. The re-
port of the Committee on Foreign NJ
s'ous was received The subject OF for
olsn missions clicucd q very interesting
q cus,ion. Considerable time was given
10 ANA much interest was shown in the
discussion OF colorel evangelical worl,
within the bounds Of the prcshytery. As
"a result "a commission was appointed I,
oir1niza church Tor thr oolored race
mean Hampden-Sidney. The examination
Of Mr. While Lawson which was began
yesterday. was continued to-day. ana I'm
all parts n. was unanimously sustained
ly the prcshYicry as u candldate-fnr tha
ministry Mr.. Lawson is "a Farmvine boy.
ana much interest is felt 10y all here for
hls future. Mr. Ydnhoe Robinson. an
other FarmWl,ian, was examined as 4
candidate for the ministry. and taken
under the care OF the presbytcry. The
preSbytcry will probably adjourn to-mor-
row.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-20
Home for incurableg,

quite n large number Of ladies' inter
ostcl in the establishment OF "A home for
incurablcs met in the pdrlOrs Of the
Young Mems Christian Association VS.
terday afternoon and discussed the matter
at some length. Considerable inter, :;
was manifested and other meetings viii
be held in the near future
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-20
KEW yOpK STOCK MARKET.


NEW YORK, April l9.-ft was another
light day at the Stock Exchange. At the
opening the market was rather weak,
except for Union Pacific and the Indus
trials. which were strong, and in demand.
Later on the bears made a demonstration
against the trunk-lines on reports Of in
ternal troubles and an alleged proposed
reduction in wages. This has been de-
MED by leading trunk line officials. but
the bears. nevertheless. attack these
stocks whenever an opportunity presents
itself. This morning they brought about
decline Of Is per cent. i'm New York
Central. TO 9si.; 2, In Michigan Central
and 2. in Lake Shore. Big Four fell Is.
TO BE-. The Changers were weakened
in sympathy. and st. Paul, Burlington.
and Northwest sold at the lowest point OF
the week. In no case, however, was the
loss in the Changers equal to point.
The declining tendency was soon
checked by sudden rise in the Indus
trials C0rdage showed the widest
change, opening at a decline of per cent.
The common advanced from 2li2 10 ga.
Manipulation accounts for the movement
In these issues. Sugar. Lead, Chicago
Gas. and American Tobacco. however
were undeniabiy strong. Sugar moved
W 10 %, Tobacco 10 81. Chicago Gas to
677,. and Lead to A.
The engagement OF 100000 in gold for
shipment - Iiayre neutraliZed the good
feeling. and the general list which had
improved with III. lnaustrials, received q
little setback Estimates Of gold ship
ments To Europe Saturday range from
S2.Olv.OlJ 10 100000. Conservatives place
it at the lowest figures. bat everything
depends upon tO-morrOw'S sterling eN-
chang market
The ST. Paul statement for March, prov
ing more favorable than expected, the
net earnings having increased about Sl6-
90. tn gold engagements were partially
Offset. 81. Paul, In fact, got above last
nights closing, touching G2's. and the
other active issues displayed more
strength. The market left off firm, and
| i.qle per cent. higher than yesterday
New York Central and Big Four lost
Gss per cent.
The total sales were 1900 shares, in
Guiding 1900 unlisted.
Railway and miscellaneous bonds were
strong.
Treasury balances: Coin. slO3,1i9,Goo; cur
rency. $47,360,co0.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money on call easy at per cent; last
loan at 1. and closing offered at 1 per
cent: prime mercantile paper 3i4Hp. per
| cent.
Bar silver 6s. Silver at the board neg
lccted.
Sterling exchange quit, with actual
business in bankers bills AT sLNit for
sixty days. and SLsSImtSSia for demand
nosted rates. s4.SSqAS9ia: commercial Bulls,
| st. sGIaa4SG2i for sixty days.
Government bonds steady. state DohdS
duh. Railroad bonds firm.
STOCK QUOTATIONS..
"a A 4.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-20
MARRIAGES.,

BOLLING-BAGBY.-M Married. Tuesday.
April az, 1884, at p. NJ, at the residence
of the brides mother, 81 east Grace
street. by Rev. John X. Mason.
CHARLES T. BOILING and PARkE
CHAMBERLAYNE BAGBY, both OF
Richmond.
New Orleans and Baltimore papers
please copy
WOLFE-DUKE.-M April II,
1894, at Pineville. :. G., WILLIE WOLFE.
of Meckenburg county, y. G., and IDA
DUKE, of Richmond. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-20
The 1IcCiliInion Concert.

Cathedral Hall was filed TO its utmost
capacity last night with a very appre-
ciative audience, the occasion being an
artistic musicale under the direction OF
Mr.. j. Louis Sullivan for the McGill
Catholic Union. Vocal solos were rem
dercd by Mrs Durrctt. Miss Nellie
Rogers. and Messrs. Cardoza and Wat
kins. MIR. :. L. Kelly delivered several
rccitations. The programme was an
elaborate one, and was beautifully exc
Cuted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-20
Robbery ON Twentieth Street.

The residence OF MIR. william Temple,
No 22o north Twentieth street was en-
tered by burglars Wednesday night, ana
two overcoats and several hats were
stolen. An entrance was effected BY
rear window. The family were asleep at
the time and had no intimation Of the
affair until they awoke In the morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-20
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

RICHMOND. VA, April l9.-Auctlon
offerings on Change to-day were very
light. -, o- ,.,.,
Private sales: Filters. 26; darks, q; luss'
8. Total, 81 hogsheads.
Revenue collections: Cigars and ciga-
rettes. Sl.2ij52; tobacco, N,2J1.y9 Iotal'
:3Hl51. .o
Loose sales. both bright and dark. were
very small to-day, and totally wuhoui
noticeable feature. Prices are irm, ahd
fairly well up. Better sales are iooked
for tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-20
CIAinsRida
w. srorx ororsrfovs.
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE, MD, April l9-Virgfnia
IS: 7i7sG72ls for new: Baltimore and Ohio
stock. 10: Northern Central stock. GA.
bid; baltimore and Ohio Southwestern
second incomes. y. asked; DO. third In
comes. 81. asked: Consolidated Gas bonds.
ll5llll,k: do. stock, e5, asked.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-20
CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI. o.. April is.--Flour--
Spring patent, S.te1S'p; family, 0.Nw
2s5
Wheat-No. 2 red, VIC.
Corn-Sfpady under a moderately sod
demand. An advance In prices - b0kcd
for.
Oats-No. 2 white. 7izc.
Iarci-Steam leaf, Ssc.; ketuc-drted.
SIC.
Bacon--Sready: shoulders, &C.; short-rfb
sides, NE: short clear sides. lsc.
Pork-ffrmer aud unchanged.
Whiskey-Steady at 81 ID.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-20
Another Transatlantic Cable.

NEW YORK. April IA special cable
20 the Herald from Waterville. ireland,
says that the shore end Of the third cable
OF the Commercial Gable Company was
successfully landed by the steamer Fara-
day at 2.20 O'Clock yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-20
Enard of Medical Examiners,

The state Board Of Medical Examiners
concluded the examination OF the class OF
applicants last night The board viii
meet at - O'Clock this morning To mark
the papers and announce the succ, ssful
candidates.