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The evening world., 1894-05-31
LOST A WIFE'S Love.
Harrell Sues for Divorce and NAV
Also Seek Damages.
Wealthy Broker Shaw, a Former
Suitor, the Accused Man.
The Injured Husband Throws Much
Blame on His Mother-in-Law.

An action for absolute divorce has
been begun by John Houghton Har-
rell, a young man belonging to an
aristocratic Southern family, against
his wife, Lizzie Thonet Harrell. Pa
pers in the case were served Oh Mrs.
Harrell this morning by Ira Miller, of
Howe & Hummel's office. The suit is
to be tried in Superior Court.
The evening world., 1894-05-31
WAS THE TORCH APPLIED?
BROOKLYN Police investigating IL
Fire in an Objectionable saloon.

I Fire In an ObJectIOnnbIe ShIOOn
The saloon of T. L. O'Connor,
Of 15 Meserole avenue. Brooklyn,
was destroyed by fire at 3 o'clock
this morning. doing damage estimat Ell
at 81. 900. The cause of the fire is
unknown. but the police, who think
there is some mystery about It. are
making a quiet Investigation;
newal of his license, but Capt. Rhodes
reported to the Commissioners OF Excise
that the place was objectionable.
OConnor's predecessor, Winfield BooZ,
was killed In the saloon by the husband
OF q woman he had led astray.
The evening world., 1894-05-31
BaH-PInyer Fatally Injured.

Try Associated Prcss)
PROVIDENCE, May 3l.-Pa,rlck ]. Cunning
ham, aged nineteen. was fatally injured while
PLAYING baseball at North Providence. yesterday
He was hit with a bat.
The evening world., 1894-05-31
What Germany Paid Turpin.


0}y Associated Press.)
PARIS. May Silt Is now rumored
that Germany paid Turpin four million
francs for the new engine Of warfare
which the latter is said to have in
vented.
The evening world., 1894-05-31
fractured HI. skull on n Lamppo.t

Willie stinson, the nve-yesr.old son OF Albert
st!nson. of COS East Thirteenth street. is lying
In Bellevue Hospital with II fractured skull.
caused by running against a lamppost yesterday
afternoon The child had his hands scalded two
weeks asi, and yesterday was the first day he
was allowed out. lie ran out to see a band.
The evening world., 1894-05-31

For jaundice and all otbs&
conditions resulting frs1l
constipation. 90 by the boob
on Beecham's pills.
Book free, pills asc. At drug
stores; or write to B F Allen
Co, 36s Canal st. New York.
The evening world., 1894-05-31

my Associated press)
~ONlDENC May cl.-Joseph Perry. aged
~forty-hve, dropped dead while watching the
Brown-Yale game yesterday. lie lived in los
ton and was a travelling salesman.
The evening world., 1894-05-31
INJURED PLAYING BALL..
Young Mr.. FennOsen's skull Frac-
tured by a nat.

NEWARK, N. j., May 3l.-Owen Fen.
t~wenty-four years old, of Sum-
init, had his skull fractured while play.
inE baseball at that place yesterday
afternoon.
He was struck by a bat by accident.
He was brought to this city and taken
to st. Michael's Hospital.
He will probably die.
The evening world., 1894-05-31
CELLAR WAS FULL OF GAS.
When Meyers Entered with n Cam
die There Was an EXPLOSION.

When John Meyers. twelve years old.
Of o Cornelia street. entered the cellar
Of the fve-story 523 Hudson
street, at 9 o'clock this morning with "A
lighted candle In his hand. an explosion
OF gas ensued, and Meyers was badly
burned about the face. He was taken
home.
The fremen e%xtinguished the flames.
The evening world., 1894-05-31
Beyond
Expression

Those who have found not only relief hu, posi-.
tive cure Tor the Eocily ante ions OF mary
years. in the healing virtues Of Hoods Sarsa-
psrtlls. mad language inadequate 10 express
their thankiulnes. such letters As these are
telling the sio. Y that
The evening world., 1894-05-31
Mrs. Marie Walsh CnhiiI Divorced.

SIOUX FALLS. >. Oak. May sl.-A decree
Of divorce has Just been Med In favor Of MARY
cahili. Of Brooklyn. N. Y. from Michael cahii,
OF Chicago. The ground was on-support The
couple were married at Lincoln May l, 1880.
Walsh.
Nc trace Of Mrs, Marie walsh-Cahii can BE-
obtained from the brooklyn directory.
The evening world., 1894-05-31

Annacis Island. two miles above New
W~estminst.r. is totally submerged.
MANY fine farms formerly dotted the
island. The ranchers were rescued by
steamboats,. but all their stock has gone
down the river. All the river
have been commissioned by the Govern
melt to assist in saving imperi.led per-
In the vicinity of Ruby. the great
est danger Is apparent and several
steamers have been despatched to the
dIstrirt
The evening world., 1894-05-31
All Who May Want

Furniture will DO well 70 visit. at once oEo. q
The evening world., 1894-05-31

~ suffered with q pain In my chest for Two
years and nothing would relieve me, when l
rose In the morning ] could hardly breathe and
j could not lift nifty pounds. I had given up,
thinking / could not be cured. when a thought
came 10 me to try Hoods sArsaparillA. / have
taken four bottles. and cannot express the great
GOOD which ] have received. / Am as strong as
any man. and can work Elk days In the week
with ease" JAhEs QuARLEs, 4S5 East l34th
st.. New York. N. Y.
~ have taken SIX bottles Of Hoods sArsspa.
rilla with great benefit Hoods Vegetable Pills
arc my husbands only medicine for any indis-
position" MARI FLor. ID MacdousAl st..
New York. n. Y.
The evening world., 1894-05-31

regular price. $500; for Friday, In
only, lid
Also. Torrey's Horsehide Razor
Strops. sold all over for sl.25 and On
N.5o; special for Friday. only. I'D
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-09
"Uenry v" nj Richmond College.

a great audience greeted Or. Furness
az Richmond College last evening. lie
was at his best In reading Henry W The
lecturer stated that Shakespeare adheres
moro closely to history in this play than
in any other. and first gave review oil
lie historic facts on which 1t Is based
As ne went on ne interspersed the text
with light AMI informing comments. FOR
Instance. ne said the word humor was
ms, then coming into use, and was as
nonular as the fad OF the present time.
The audience was sympathetic and re-
sponded heartily To the humor both OF
The nlav and the reader. The scene in
which the king with admirable SELF
control discloses to Cartridge ana his CO.
consnirators the knowledge of their
crime was especially we'll rendered. as was
also the scene where the ialr catherine
Of France was wooed and won.
Many pressed forward to the platform
IN congratulate the distinguished lecturer
whose cordially in private capuNa'es
every one 49,,
Hamlet" tonight closes the scenes ana
as was well said by the speaker 10
proun OF friends. everybody goes TO that.
,rb,s lecture foundation Is productive OF
rood and the annual success OF the lee
tires should be gratifying to the family
nv whose generosity they are bestowed
upon the public
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-09
PROF. ALwooD's GOOD SUGGESTION.
HE Proposes Features for the Exposition
That VIII Prove Popular.

At the last meeting Of the Virginia
State Agricultural and Mechanical So
c.ety, q letter was read from Professor
". h. Atwood. Of the Virginia Agricul-
urAl and Mechanical College, at Blacks
burg. suggesting that the society ofier
special inducements FOR the exhibit Of
machinery for the evaporation Of fruits.
90 be- I'm operation during the entire period
OF the Fair. TO secure fun exhibit
q ciier-makine machinery at its next am
nlu exhibition. the same to be In opera
tiJu during the Fair; also-sthat the So
c!rfv offer premiums ito secure n fun
Illustrative exhibit Of barrels. baskets,
boxes. crates. etc, for packing fruit, and
that illustrative work In grading and
hacking apples be carried on during the
Fair"
The members Of the Executive Com
mittec heartily approved the recommen-
datiOns Of Professor Atwood and voted
% appropriate &}J for carrying out the
suggestions-- 500 each FOR the three fea-
lures 1t was argued that in this appro-
uriati0n the fruit-grower and the mer-
chant were both encouraged. and that
having practical illustration OF the
working Of the different machines would
be at once interesting and instructive
Professor Alwoods states In his letter
that II the money was appropriated he
would undertake 10 get up the exhibit,
and manage IL. and the committee au-
thorizcd him 10 DO so. As the Professor
s. practical and weli-informed man.
II Is safe to say that NJ viii make a
success OF this feature. which promises
20 be one OF the most interesting Of its
class at the Exposition this fall.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-09
WILSON IN TOTAL DARKNESS.
The Electric Plant Out of Order-A Law.
vcr Returns from California.

WILSON, y. C.. March s.-(Speclal)-
Wilson was plunged In darkness during
the entire night just passed. One Of the
engines that are used in generating the
electricity became disarranged yesterday.
and the result was the total absence OF
the electric current Churchgoers last
night experienced much discomfort from
the occurrence.
The work at the electric plant cannot
be finished in two or three days so the
town will be without light for several
Ylghts. Many people are cleaning up the
old lamps that have been thrown aside
for long time. and putting them into
use.
Messrs. Woodland. Bobbitt & Co. will
have charge Of the Wilson Tobacco Ware
house for the next season. They are good
businessmen. and will no doubt do fine
trade in this one OF Wilson's important
lines
1t is stated that S. per cent. Of the to-
bacco of this section has already been
marketed.
Mr.. David l.. Ward. who left here TO
practice law in Sam Francisco several
years ago. Will shortly return TO North
Carolina TO live. He is one Of the promi-
nent lawyers Of the Pacific Coast. lie
will locate in Newberne, y. c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-09
DWELLlNC.HOUSE CONSUMED.
An Eight-Year-Old Child Burned to Death.
Personal and Other Notes.

GREENNILLE, y. c.. March S.-(Spe-
cialJ Authorization reached here last night
OF the burning Of the dwelling-house of
Mr. r. J. W. Carson. at Bethel, this
county. at o'clock yesterday evening.
Mr. Carson was attending court In Green
Vile at the time of the fire. Some of the
furniture was saved. There was no insu-
rance on either building or contents.
An S-year-od daughter Of Mr.. Joseph
Peal, of Bethel. was accidentally burned
Tuesday evening. and died from effects Of
the injury yesterday morning.
Captain Swift Galloway Of Snow Hill:
Hon. J. T.. Moore Of WILLIAMSON; Mr..
T. II. Bushbee. of Raleigh. and Mr.. j. L.
Bridgers, of Tarboro'. all prominent at
tOrneys are attending court here.
PERSONAL
Mr.. Harry w. Stubbs. of Williamson,
Deputy Collector of Internal Revenue for
this district, is I'm town.
Messrs Larry /. Moore and Harry w.
Whcdbee two young attorneys who re-
Gently obtained licenses from the SUI
preme Court. were admitted To full con-
nection with the bar before Judge Bynum
at this term OF court
Mr.. II. W. Wahab. Of Newberne, Ia
spending this week here.
Rev. J. II. Lamberth, pastor OF the
BAPTIST church. returned last night from
a visit TO Reidsvile.
Rev. f.. G. Glenn, Of Smithheld. Is
visiting Greenville this week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-09
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

RICHMOND. VA. March s.-No auc-
ton offerings on Change to-day.
Private sales: FIl ~. 10; smokers, !;
wrappers. :; darks %; hugs. !; Burley
Z. Total 81 hossheaff
Revenue collectioIT Cigars ana clsd-
rettes $2ji s.. TOBACCO, S5-s.T. Io'a''
&.5sl.62.
Dark loose sales El-day, l0,oiv pouhus'
highest price. 9igc. I
Prices seemed sOIS what better lo-uay'
though there was 20 material chanSe.
Breaks very smal4 but quallty iaitly
good. !
bright loose sales to-day were Of very
poor quality. as his been the case for
the past week. "a receipts are Of from
very poor 10 modiosre quality, but prices
for such have been well maintained.
Farmers are now busy burning their
plant-beds.
hacco will b. offered the latter part OF
next week.
Messrs. q. L. Wilson. of Rocky Mount.
y C.. and w. A. Adams, of oxford.
y. c., were here to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-09

RVRCU.-Dled, at her late residence,
9i2S yenable street. Thursday, March Sth.
Mrs. JULIA BURCH. relict OF Reuben
Burch. In the 10Th year of her age.
Her funeral will take place from her
late residence on SATURDAY MORNING
nj 10 o'clock Friends and acquaintance
invited TO attend.
CLARKE. Died. March 9, 1894. at his
residence. No. 2l2 north Twenty first
street. Mr.. OGDEN VI. CLARKE, In tho
5Oth year Of his age.
The funeral will take place from the
Third Presbyterian church at IL o'clock
SATURDAY MORNING.
DEBBRESS. Died. at the residence Of
her husband. 10 west Leigh street, We'd
neslay. at I.i0 y. NJ, ESrELLA &. LES
TER. beloved wife Of Miles c. Debbress,
and only daughter Of the late William II.
and Marietta Lester. IN the 9th year OF
her age.
She was an afrectlonate wife and loving
mother
She leaves mother. husband, two chill
drcn. relatives, and friends 1" mourn
their loss
We miss the face. we miss the hand
= Whose Iightest touch seemed born OK
love:
only in dreams car We recall
The saintly form that dwells above.
And vet we know one tender heart
Ysorns to assuage the tears We weep;
We know that I'm the darkest night
one faithful angel guards our sleep.
Funeral SUNDAY at II \. NJ. at the
First Baptist church Friends AMI ae-
oiaintanors are invited 10 attend.
WOODSON. Died. at the residence or
her husband. r. r. Woodsou, at 9:is L. NJ.
March Z. isgl after q long and painful III
ness. Mrn ALICE r. WOODSON; aged
II years.
Thou are gone to the grave, but Wen
not deplore thee
Since God was thy Saviour thy guardian.
and guide:
He gave thee. He took thee, and He will
restore thee,
And death hath no sting, since the Saviour
hath died"
Her funeral will take place from Grace
street Baptist church TO-DAY HrldaD
at ( O'Clock p. NJ. Friends and acquaint-
ances invited to attend. BY her requess
no flowers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-09
REV. r. T. VANN ACCIDENTALLY SHOT,
He Hunts, Although without Hands. and
Is Slightly Wounded.

SCOTLAND NECK. n. c., March s.
(Special.)-Rev. X. Il. Vann, while hunt
ing with Rev. w. $. Ballard. of this
place. and DR.. i. $. Howard, OF New
York, received a shot wound over the left
eye. Mr.. Ballard and DR.. Howard both
fired at the same time. and stray shot
struck Mr.. Vsnn. II penetrated the skin.
but was not painful or serioss. AS Mr..
Vann has no hands. IL has sometimes been
feared that an accident might occur with
him by letting his gun drop. or something
OF the kind. but the only accident that has
ever happened TO him In hunting thus
comes from the other mans gun. Mr..
vann Il a first-class shot. although he has
no hands. He pulls the trigger by means
OF wire and strip of leather. which he
clutches In his teeth.
Truckers are now at work In earnest.
Mr.. Il. u. Higgs. OF Greenville. came up
yesterday.
Rev. J.sw. Powell. OF Mildred: has been
here this week.
Mr.. w. c. Whitaker. Of whitakers
chapel was here this week.
Mr.. w. h. Scott and family, Of this
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-09
THE MOZART MUSICALE TONIGHT.
The Washington Philharmonic ouartette
In Eeuder "a select Programme.

to Render % Select Programme.
The Washington Philharmonic Quar-
tette. composed Of Miss McCulloch, Mrs.
Inls. Miss Slmonds. and Miss Stidham,
will be the attraction at the Mozart As
soclation's musicale at the Academy to-
night. Their last visit at the Mozart was
highly enjoyed by large audience al
though the thermometer was I'm the nine
ties. The Old Dominion symphony Club
will furnish the instrumental numbers.
This will be their first appearance before
the association.
The following is the programme;
/. "Serenade," 6reghD philharmonic
Quartettc.
. The German Patrol" Eilenberg)
Old Dominion symphony club.
g. THE Stately ships Go BY" d}ischohD
Miss Simonds.
4. a. "Margarcts Cradle b, Good
Morning" (Greig) Miss McCuIioch.
:. Valksorg, CAnderson) Quartette.
6. "Orpheus With His Lutte, tSullivanD
Mrs. HIS ~,
: Loves Dream After the Ball" Glzi-
bulbaJ symphony club.
s "The Midshpmite." Mallory) Miss
Stdham
q. Awake Up My Glory" Milleto Mrs.
Hills and Miss SimOnds.
TO- "'rhe Min in the Forest" Eilenberg)
symphony CLUB.
II. Concert Waltz. Buck) Philharmonic
Quartette.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-09
M Solicitor. or Bummers.

The Byrd-island Democratic Ciuo heid
an entbusiastic meeting Wednesday night
The following candidates or their repre-
sentatives spoke: Messrs. w. +. Tan
ncr. r.. NJ. Taylor. Nat Tyler, T. c. Gar
rison. j. G. Smith. J. Taylor Stratton,
julius Hobson. George Med. Blake.
Joseph wallersteln. and Squire Frank
Jones'
This club wishes to state that they
have no solicitors nor political bum
mers Candidates will please make note
OF this. by order OF President j. IL. Nc
CullOugh.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-09
Star Course Concert.

To-nights Star-Course Concert at the
Young Mems Christian Association prom
ises to be delightful musical entertain
ment. The programme embraces the fol-
lowing talent: Miss Ida Robinson, so
prano: Mrs. Maggie Redford-kowles.c con-
tralto; Mr.. Eugene ii. Cloves. tenor; Mr.
Oscar Lohmann. basso; Mr.. Sheppard
Webb, accompanist. supported by Miss
Clara Belle Palmer. piano soloist. Peabody
Conservatory OF Music. Baltimore, Nd;
Miss Frances Leigh Starr. elocutionist,
Mrs. James r. Porter. soprano soioist. OF
Roanoke city. formerly OF Buffalo. N. Y.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-09
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.


NEW YORK. March S-The Washing
ton news controlled the stock market again
to-day. Sugar was heavy from start TO
finish. and nearly 1909 shares were
traded I'm. The total transactions in this
stock for this week foot mp 5j6.200 shares.
The capital Of the company, reduced 70
shares, Is 5000. Right at the opening
food OF selling orders made their APP
pearance on the floor OF the Exchange,
and the price broke a., per cent, to S9ii.
After ia. break a rally to 81 followed
and the remainder Of the list advanced
sharply on denials that 100000 in gold
OF anything like that amount, would be
shipped 10 Europe Saturday.
The Changers were then taken In hand,
and General Electric was also more
prominent in dealings. rise of lld's per
cent. being recorded. General Electric
jumped from i5i.. the highest figure for
some time. 4 good business was trans
acted in the Changers at this time, and
st. Paul moved up to GOA. Rock Island TO
70i,, Baltimore and Ohio to 81, and North
western TO l05ia.
When the report Of the Senate Finance
Committee was given out showing ma
terial concessions to the sugar ieah'
coal iron, and distilling interests the feel
ing was more bullish than at any other
time Of the day. and prices were at their
highest. This does not apply to Sugar.
The committees action was disappoint-
ment 10 the majority Of tha speculative
holders, who began 10 sell when they
had mastered the amended schedule
The result was break i'm the stock 70
S7I.. a loss of 67s. Distillers'. on the other
hand. rose to within a fraction of Is
About o'clock the bears resumed active
opera tons, and II did not take them long
10 bring about general decline or ANA
per cent. Western Union being especially
weak. At this time the reports OF large
gold exports were again revived, but
bankers IS rule do not credit these
reports.
II the close the market was weak
The net changes show II loss Of isHl4
per cent. except for Sugar, which is ga
Der cent. lower. Whiskey gained 4. The
anthracite coalers were in demand. and
rose lhn17s per cent. Reading, however,
closed unchanged.
The st Paul directors declared the
usual dividends to-day, but IL had no
effect on the market.
The total sales were 10000 shares, Of
which IqI 900 were listed. and $4,000 I'M
listed. Railroad and miscellaneous bonds
were strong. -
Treasury balances; Coin, @1'lod'0Vo; cur
rency. Aj.209.0Oo
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money on call easy at per cent. last
loan at /. and closing offered az l per
cent: prime mercantile paper, 4"f's Per
cent ILL., 40
Har silver, 577s: Mexican dollars, ~.
silver at the board neglected.
sterling exchange firm, with actual
business in bankers bills at ANntSiia
mand. posted rates. 81 SSG+S9i9: COM
mercial bills. 81 s8a4MlS for sixty days,
and siS7AG4sS for demand.
Government bonds steady. state bonds
dull Railroad bonds stronger
STOCK QUOTATIONS..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-09
q. 0Ons.07ts. Shoulders, ts0oQe.1. Sides,
S6.7Jg7.iy,s. Whiskey. sis.
rINCf>N

ss.00n66is. Shoulders, pl0oge.5. Sides
$.75U1i2k. Whiskey. Sis.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI. o.. March s.-Flour--
Spring patent S.3oas.@; family. 2.E1s
wheat--No.N red. 5sa57c.
corn-No. . yellow, Sc; No. 2 mixed.
Oats--No. 2 mixed. 32izc
Pork-Mess, ni.75: clear mess. siazS;
family. $i200.
Iard-S,eam leaf. 7c: kettie-dri-I, 7lc.;s
bakers, 7c.; leaf, rae.
Bacon-Steady; shoulders. &c. loose
short ribs, &C.; loose short CHAR sides.
7hc.
Whiskey--sfi5
THE COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, March s-i T. M.-Cot-
ton-American middling. fair I'D. good
mlddling. 4 5-ied midling g-igi low
middlIng, i-ied.; good ordinary. l5-lCd.:
ordinary. sd; March, 4 Sad, buyers;
March and April. 5-Sid.: April and May.
s-si1i 7c6id.; May and June ! s-eid..
sellers; June and July. 9-sitA i0-Gid.:
July and August. il-8id. buyers; August
and September. I2-64fi4 i3-6ld September
and October, l3-6fd., sellers: October and
November. i3-SiG4 tt-Gid. Futures closed
steady at the advance
NEW YORK, March S-Spot cotton
mtIdlinx Cuffs Tsc. Sales. i,5sj bales.
Futures closed quiet and steady. sales,
1890 bales: March. N.iS; April, S.JS.
Nav. 500: June. 1851; July. T73; August,
SIN; September. S.73; October. $40, NO.
vember. $50: December. SS.
Consolidated net receipts OF cotton TO-
day. all ports. 1888 bales; exports. Great
Britain. 3.TGl bales. France. 6.sD bales;
Continent. 96s bales: stock. S,2'IB.
Totals so far this week Net receipts,
81. t52 bales: exports. Great Britain. NlN
bales. Frame. 1887 bales; Continent lslS
bales
NEW ORLEANS. March s.-Futures
quiet: sales. 300 bales: March. Nl7;
April. SI9: May. s.27: June, S@; July.
N.1; August. Ni6: september, S2; Oc-
tober, Nl5; November. AS; December,
S.35.
NAVAL STORE MARKETS.
SAVANNAH. GA, March s.-Spirfts
turpentine opened and closed firm az
eai,c. for regulars; receipts light, busi-
ness quiet. Rosin--Market declined on
pales and common grades, with large
lows. A. n. G. u. and f. si.05; F.. Ni0.
q. N.3j; H. sl.65; |. 1875: x. $3.50: NJ.
81 20: n s2hOfi255: window-glass. 5000
2.sl; water-white S.eo6t30)
CHARLESTON. $. c. March s.-Tur.
pentine firm at 29c. Rosln FIRM; good
strained. 800
WILMINGTON. n. C.. March S.--Rosln
Spirits turpentine steady 'N 70 Tar
steady at sc Crude turp i"' ieady;
hard. $40: soft and virgin,
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
Reported for the Dispatch.l
NORFOLK. VA, March S.-Aarket
steady. prime 2I4a2Nc.; extra prime, 2's
S2asc: fancy. 2Ac.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-09
property Transfers.

Richmond: a. J. Chewing. y. ;. Rose.
and their wives, 10 Edward Ellis. Jr'. 10
feet on west side Eighth street, N'V'o'
/, A. Dementy to Charles Thalhimer "
Co. one iron safe s37; Jane k@ane's rus-
tee 10 Jane Il. Keane, 30 feet on south
side Broad street between Foushee ana
Adams: Same 10 same. % ieet on edss
ga Hickory stnaet near Baker. and 80 l-S
feot ON same near same: Same TO same.
g7 feet on east side Second street, be-
tween Clay and Leigh.
II.urico. A. V. Shea and others 10 G..
W. Childs. 1873 feet in Duvafs addition.
$3.50: Redeemed Sons of Adams trus-
toes TO Jacob Wallace. 30 feet on north
side Jaw street near Mosby.