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WILL MAKE INQUIRY.
CAPTAIN ANDERSON TO INVESTIGATE
THE LYNcH6uRc ARMoRY MATTER.
burg and Probe the Matter Thor
oughIy-Ihc Allegations.

The following order was issued yestcr-
day 10y direction OF the Governor. and
thc officer designated will 30 to Lynch
burg at once to conduct the investigation
for which Il provides:
ADJUTANT-GENERAIIs OFFICE.
RICHMOND. VA. April .. 1891.
Information having reached the Com
r1audcr-in- chief through "A communication
from Headquarters Fitst Battalion Artu-
l.rt dated April T. 1885, and from state
nic1ts made In the newspapers published
.u thc city OF Richmond April 7,h that
certain charges against officers and men
a. Battery -. First Battalion OF Artn-
lert. az Lynchburs. Va. OF immoral de-
Iorimont and other acts subVcTsiVe OF
military discipline. have been made by
captain i. G. SCruggs, Company T.. Third
infantry. Captain o. ;. Ingram. Troop {.
tfrN Cavalry. and Captain Robert T..
lGighiil \ircinA Iouavcs 70 Is ordered:
T. Tint Captain George Wayne Ander-
son. az Company +. First Regiment OF
Infantry. proceed at once to Lynchburg
ava make "A thorough investigation OF
th- said charges and reduce 20 writing
the statements Of The officers hcreinbefOre
ran. i an oi whom he is authorized and
directed 20 summon before him. and OF
sucA other officers and men and other
parties. " ho may make statements touch
In the matters % De- investigated.
That Captain Anderson shall deliver
O. Captain ~ NJ Seav. Jr.. commanding
Battery u. First battalion Artillery and
t. each Of tho three officers hcrsinhcfore
named q copy Of this order. and notify
them OF the TIME ana place Of making
Faid Investigation.
The officer who is directed 60 make
This Investigation is authorized 70 en-
pioy 90 stDurgr4pher for the purpose Of
taxing down the testimony that may b..
offered m the Investigation. and IS di-
rcct0d to report Boa writing his opinion
upon dee chargss. as. stated. or upon the
1aets established hy such Investigation
ana to rtIn herewith IN. evidence
take. lt flm pertaining 10 the matter.
g. 1a" officer making this Investigation
IS 1i''Di'i to ascertain and report. n
Iossihi" the name of the officer or Off
c'rS II amy. who caused the publication
~ Tho newspaper article above mention
G.. c'pi.. of which az. herewith furnish
It direction ~ Governor OFerrau.
t.mwtnirr-iu-CLics
20. LANE STERN.
j. 'oi onI a. T. o.. Acting Adjutant-
D.u.rl
TliN COMPLAINT
one of tle publications O. which refer.
c".- i ic ,n the above was "a Lynch
l..r special 90 fN" Dispatch saving that
s' H meeting ~ tho Council Friday nieht
a.. '..I. owing Umurioatiou from Ctp.
t.+ rt--s Cr3ichnl. ana Ingram was
D. .ni r.t'rr'i % special committee:
SOME TIM. ago We prepared "a com.
rHn which stated that there had
. .n-i."iahl' complaint made about
''. r-. ~ the H'ar1 .rnlry on church
D. 4
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Tho death of Mrs. Claudia Mills nee
Crozen. announced to-day. brings 10
mind pleasant scenes Of long ago. Mrs.
Mills was the last Of the family of Colo
mel Clau3us Crozet. who played an I'M
uortaut part in the development Of VIZ
riuia's public works. My father happen
eI 10 he "A member of the Board OF Pub
Die Works, and Colonel CroZet was EN-
plov,d by the board. especially in the
construction Of the great tunnel at Rock
Fish Gap, on the Chesapeake ana ONO
road. an eternal monument 10 MS Skill
The little settlement Of Crozet VIII Keep
green his memory. | was about ~ "heh
Colonel CrOzot entered upon TINS great
work. and learning that he had been an
engineer in the first Napoleon's army,
and being myself fresh from modern
history. | eagerly sought an introduction
through my father 20 the great French
engineer. When ! stood in his presence
/ frlt like had almost seen and touched
the great Napoleon himself. He told me
that Immediately upon his graduation he
was sent to the field, and he reported
to NapoleOn In July. 1909, the day before
the battle Of Wagram; that he also went
with him 10 Russia and was there cap
tured and held a prisoner for two years
hut treated with consideration 10y Rus
sian nohleman. After the fan Of the en-
pirc Colonel CroZet came To America
and was elected professor Of engineering
AT West Point Military Academy. and
introduced important changes in the
modes Of teaching in that celebrated
school. He brought with him letters
from MARQUIS de la Fayette and other
distinguished Frenchmen. Napoleon hon
ored him with the Cross Of the Legion
Of Honor
The death of Colonel Crozets only child
breaks one Of the links that binds us to
the last generation. Mrs Mills was a
woman Of fine sense and most excel
lent lady In every sense Of the word. The
death Of her husband, Or. Charles :.
Mills. two years ago lead slowly to her
decline. and after months Of struggle
with nervous depression and its allied
ills. she sank I'm faith and patience 10
rest on Sabbath last She leaves a son
and daughter 10 whom she was every
thing. Her funeral will take place to-
day at Monumental church. OF which she
was FOR long time a member. j,
Richmond April g. 1884,
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Hadly Hurt In n Runaway.

Mr.. Robert Triddy, wcII-known young
man was quite badly hurt by run
away team at the corner OF Fourteenth
and Cary streets yesterday As the
frantic horse dashed by Mr. Priddy. the
vehicle struck him. knocking him down,
ana one Of the wheels passed over his
head. severely cutting and bruising IL. and
knocking out TWO OF the young mans
t,eth. The ambulance was summoned,
and Mr.. Priddy was taken 10 mis- home.
No. 1910 west clay street. lie was Sc
riously. though not fatally injured lie is
"A son OF Policeman Priddy. The wagon
y.as badly smashed UP in the runaway.
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r.o,o.s,r NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

The course 81 university extension iec-
,urcs hy Professor Winston on the ZAP
plications Of Electricity promises ID be
81 much interest and value. The first OF
tho series of six viii be delivered to-
uight at the GraCe-Street Baptist church.
The special subject OF this one viii be
.sThe Making Of ricctrIy.ty. and the
Professor viii not only tell all about
FRACTIONAL machines. batteries, dynamos,
&c. but will illustrate their history by
lantern slides. and will show these in
strumcnts themselves In actual operation.
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Excursion fo Mt. Vernon.

There will be an excursion "Wednesday
TO Mt. Vernon. under the auspices of
the ladies' Of the Moore-Memoriai dHoly
Trinity church The train will leave
EIba AT 9:s0 a. NJ. connecting at Alex
andria with electric-cars for Mt. Yer
non. and returning arrive In Richmond
at $3.50 at night. This VIII allow time to
500 Mt Vernon and inspect old Christ
church AT Alexandra. In which Washing
toms pew IS preserved intact.
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Tmn Draths Yesterday.

Nrs Claudia Crozct Mills, widow OF
~ Charles :. Mills died yesterday morn
ms. The funeral viii take place from the
Monumental church at noon to-day. Sh6
l,avcs one son and one daughter.
Miss Ella Douglass Epps died at the
residence Of her mother on Main street
Yesterday morning. The deceased was q
eraniIauehtor OF the late Thomas j.
Starkc. and had for some years past been
an efficient and faithful teacher IN Mar
shall public school. The funeral VIII lake
pace from the residence, 20 east Main
street. at 40 O'Clock this afternoon.
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late 20 minutes day, and over 30 min
utes only once.
The +. +. V. Limited arrived at Gin
cinnati on time 20 days. and late 20 min
utes one day. and over 80 minutes once
only.
The east-bound Vestibule Express ar
rived at Washington and Richmond on
time 80 days. and late one day only.
Tbe II T. V. Limited arrived at Wash
inpton and Richmond on time - days.
was Is minutes late days. and late over
30 minutes days.
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co.o.,or Homes and Party Here.

Governor Jones. OF Alabama. and a
marty of ladies and gentlemen. consisting
of Miss Jones. Mrs. Watts. another young
lady. and three members OF his Excel
Iency's stan. spent Sunday In Richmond.
,rbev we're en- route TO Washington. The
DISTINGUISHED visitors called upon Cover
nor and Mrs OFerrall at the Executive
Mansion early Sunday morning. and were
cordially received. They left on the eve
nin,, train for the national capital.
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ALTOONA BEARS OFF THE PALM.
Her Club Beats the College Spiders In an
Interesting Game.

Her Club Beats the College spiders In an
Interesting Game.
'f' 'h. v..'.rs belong the spoils' might
have t.r the rIl- under which the game
az lil 100 Island Park Yesterday between
-" Altoona club. OF the Pennsylvania
STAT. I,ae1e ana th. Richmond College
Spiders "as played ana sim If the gate
money WIS ,hc only thing that could De
considered as sroIs the Peunsylvauiaus
Who won the BATH, would eo away about
a. poor as they came.
There were hardly enough people pres
'ut % call crowd. aal the aiority of
those who aId attend were dead-h.ads.
Who hal either scaled the back-fcnce or
hal com. i1 ON comps " The newspapers
m.1 hat thc graud-stand an by their
"lnr.'y~"
Tho cme was an interesting one
ttr0lahout. Neither club scored I'm the
first inning. but ia the second the Spiders
made two runs. which was followed Up
Immediately bv the victorS with score
~ sis. The home boys were awarded
ro'se-'--s in both the thi.i and fourth
while o." boys from tho Keystone State
scored Sis more. In the fifth sixth.
seventh ami eichth innings Altooua's
er1N-e.lt. lads Eot what the little boy
shot at aui amid tumultuous applause
from ;he ONE man and three boys who
wcr" seated on the "bloacheries." Harri.
son crossed the plate In the nth.
From Richmond standpoint tn. eighth
Inning proved decidedly the most inter
c-t.u-. f,r the work of the Spiders was
simply lovely. and whom their side was
retired five moce runs stood accredited
90 tham on the card. In the ninth
r"Iui they made two more runs bring
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virginia Navigation Company.

The annual meeting Of the stockholders
Of the Virginia Navigation Company was
held I'm their Office last night. and the
following directors were chosen for the
Colonel ! ID. Plat, VI. l.. ingalls,. Edward
=. Barney. +. l.. Smith. J. W. McCar-
rick, Major a. II. Drewry, and Irwin
Weislger. The time OF the annual meeting
was changed to the third Tuesday in Sep
TENDER.
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rbc Croys' Association.

Tho Richmond Grays Association held
meeting last night and decided TO parade
as a body on the occasion Of the unvell-
inc of the Confederate Soldiers and Sail
ors. Monument. They also decided to have
a basket-picnic on June 18th. which Is th'
Grtietb anniversary Of the organization OF
the old company.
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Tur WEATHER N RICHMOND YESTERDAY
Mean temperature................'."o2
Nrw WORK STOCK MARKET.

WALL STREET. NEW YORK. April
9-The stock market started out hfIh
this morning, and in the early transact
tons Sugar moved up Is, TO 1913. ana the
general list advanced about lsh"i per
cent. in sympathy. \ selling movement
In Chicago Gas, which carried that STOCK
down to C2i,. put an end to TINS good
feeling for the time being, and led TO a re-
cassion right through the list.
London did not figure in the market
10 any extent, and at the same time the
demand for stocks for home account,
which was such "A prominent feature OF
last week, was lacking. The bullS lett
the loss Of these orders, but their oppo-
nents were evidently not In position
10 take advantage Of this. They made
their attack on Chicago Gas at the OPEN
ing Of the session on the legal troubles
which are expected TO follow the decision
I'm the quo warranto proceedings. but
did not follow il up in other parts OF
the list.
In thu afternoon a frmer tone prevailed,
owing probably to Washington rumors
that an amendment 10 the interstate-com-
merce law will be introduced, permitting
pooling by the railroads. The net result
per cent. I'm the general list, and an adj
vance Of e, per cent. In Sugar, Tobacco
New England and Cordage stocks. Inc
market left of steady to firm.
Railway and miscellaneous bonds ac-
tive and strong
Sales. listed stocks. 12S,0oo shares; I'M
listed 1900.
Treasury balances: Coin. SlO5,O93 Ooo; cur
rency. &0.O73,ooO
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money on call easy at | per cent; last
loan nj ]. and closing offered at | per
cent; prime mercantile paper, 3lg4Fs per
cent
neglected.
Sterling exchange firm. with actual
business In bankers bills at ASIhHiNi2
for sixty days. and $lSSi2utssA for de-
mand: straights, $iSsaLsSi2; CONNER
cial bills. siS6a.atS FOR sixty days, and
A.S.is4LSS for demand.
Government bonds strong. state BONDS
higher. Railroad bonds active.
STOCK QUOTATIONS.
a u
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ptcu,rovD TOBACCO MARKET.

RICHMOND. VA. April e.-No auction
sales to-day. and private sales very ngn..
Revenue collections Cigars ana clgd-
rettes. I,l2Ls; tobacco, S2,ljtS6. Total
$500 ..,,o
Receipts Of bright loose. tobacco nave
been very light since Friday. ana ,, safes
tomorrow will not be very large. 1Heie
will be only small sales OF darks.
Business very dull to-day.
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Agricultural society.

The Executive Committee Of the Nlr-
elnia State Agricultural ana Mechanism
society will hold its quarterly meeting u,
the socicty's office this morning AT II
o'clock At y o'clock there viii be a
Joint meeting Of the Executive Committee
md Dc CiuZena' AuXilIary Committee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-10

CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.
Cash quotations: Flour firm. with prices
unchanged. Wheat. 6elxc.; No. red,
Pork, si2. 42isNi245 Lard. 81. 42isqf1. As.
Ribs. $6.iTisQs5o. Shoulders. S.S7ls46. l2ilz.
Sides. $6.62Isa6.75. WhislSey. si.i5.
UNION STOCK-YARDS. ILL.,, April
a-Cattle-Receipts. 1850 head: market
stockers and feeders. s2.G0tl375: cows and
bulls, si50g3.40; calves. 81. $4,000.
Hogs-Receipts, 5000 head; market
sSSISs mised s choice assortsS
S.l5q5.2p; light. Asg5l5; pigs, A7s9
sheep-Receipts, 1900 head; market
steady: inferior to choice. $.5o9h25;
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, o.. April, 9.-Flour-
Spring patent. $3.DW9s; family, 5000
se9.
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Assnciniion Notes.

The New York Mozart symphony club
viii give an entertainment 1T the Young
Mems Christian Association Han Ihurs-
tay night
The Entertainment COMMITTEE OF the
association is planning series OF zen en-
,.rt.,irfuents for he session of 1878 -.
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

OFFERINGS. Wheat, 4S4 bushels. Corn-- Whse
q. 200 bushels. Oats. $40 bushels. ,,.
SALES. Wheat, asa bushels. Cofn-"n'
1920 bushels. Oats, 2t0 bus heis o,
QUOTATIONS. Wheat longberry. o-soto: :,
mixed. 0la6ic.; shOrtbeiry. dOaO4c;; no.
rel. &c. Corn White virginia (bag iots,
45a4jLsr. : No. , white. 4Ja45i9c. No. 2 mixed
44c. oats. winter, for seed, 36a3sc.: No.
mixed. 30Lla37c.; No. mixed, 3js30c. hye
51al3c
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pocord of g.. & d. Trains I'm March.

The record Of the Chesapeake and Ohio
through trains for the month Of March
was notable. and as follows:
The west-bound Cincinnati Express ar
rived at Cincinnati on time % days, and
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IARRItGI.S,

| NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. at
the residence of Mr.. James Mcdonald
lp9 west Clay street Tuesday evening
March II. 1894. by the Rev, John Seigers
Air. HARVIE \. BAWSEL 10 Miss LIZ
| ZIE GESl%GHAI'S
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-10

whent--No. . red, Cssssf59c.
oats-No. white. re-; 30. . mixed.
&c.
Pork- !, $3.50; clear mess. sis@;
Lard-s s leaf. nc; kettie-drieds
Bacon Shoulders, ss.c.; short-rib sides,
nc; short clear sides. nc.
WhIskey- Steady at N.i5.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, MO. April 9.--Fiour dali
and lower; patent S.s5dfsoS; choice. szos~
Wheat-Lower; May, ssxc.; July, eo4sc..
corn--Lower; April. sssc.; May. SC:
'1 oais~Lower; May. Sec; July. sc.
Professionalism mess. n2@lt; on orders.
sii i.sayrd-Prime steam. SIS; choice, N.5.
Dry salt meats-Shoulders. &C.; longs
and clear ribs, slsc. shorts, SIC.
csc: clear ribs, &C.; shorts s'-e.
THE COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL. April 9-le;So z. Moot
ton ouiet: middling. 4 3-isd. Sales, 1000
bales: American. s.ZB bales; speculation
and export. go bales. Receipts, 900 bales;
American. 30 bales. Futures quiet, with
demand light; American middiing. I'd;
Aprli and May, STD: May and June,
'Sa.r.d June and July. ; lo-Gid.: July
and August. 4 ll-6id. August and Ssptem-
Der. 4 I2-Gid. Tenders, 100 bales new
dP. M.-April, SID, sellers: Apri and
Nav. 4 s-Gid; May and June S-etd..
buyers: June and Iu i,;,s sc august st-v and
Sentember. 4 i2.cid September ana Octo-
her 4 n-Gjd.: October and November,
4 ts.c,S,i itG;d': November and December
i it-6iqi lj-Gid. Futures closed quiet anu
NEW YORK. April s.-Cotton dull; mid
ding Gulf Sc. uplands, FAC. SAFE, 10
bales. Futures closed barely s,eauy s T,ns''
II COO bales; April. N.s2: May, 49, jun
N'TI: July. S7T; August, T.&uIS; sep
tember T.7s: October. N.g; NoNeWp"f'
$7ss; December S.S.
NEW ORLEANS. April 9.-Cotton-fu-
tures barely steady: sales, 800 bales,
Anrtl .s; May. $I7; June, S:55: July.
ga. August. $40: September, S.45: DC
tober 81 IS; November, $3.50; December
$7.5J.
NAVAL STORE MARKETS.
WILMINGTON. y. c., April 9.-Rosin
dulI: strained 90c.; good strained. VOC.
T,mrnentine steady at 25iac. Crude. tur-
pentine firm; hard 800; soft, a.~; virgin
/ SEQ
SAVANNAH GA, April s.--Spirjts tur-
nentine opened and closed hrm, at zoc'
Rosiu opened steady for l ana ABOVE;
| and quiet for III and below ~ unchangeu
ner barrel on A, Y, g, u, r., +, q; ana
| r. the tone being firm. Quote; "A: -.
| - and ID. Sos; T., $40; r. 81 .; u, Nty.
II $40: |. $40; X, 81; NJ, $50; \,
S25J; window-glass, Sz.S' "a'er-""i'e'
| $2.75.
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p.,airing the Beii-tfouse.

The work Of repairing the old Dollhouse
in the Capitol Square has been com
menced. New floors and a lift will be put
into the building.
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SPIDERS


Score by innings 12345G7S9
Altoona OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. o > U 90 % IL
Spiders .................,. = q q u U y Nv
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE. Nd. April s.-Baitirnore
and Ohio stock. 81; Baltimore and Ohio
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ITO SAVE MONEY.
OLD DOMINION BUILDING And LOAN
ASSOCIATION.

All persons who have resolved to save so'ne-
thing during the year Of 1894 are invited to con-
sider1he desirab,lity OF the instalment stock OF
TIE OLD DOMINION BUILDING AND LOAN
ASSOCIATION, which Is sold under tho iollow-
ing regulations: A subscriber pays 81 per share
AZ an entrance tee, and every month thereafter
.ixty cents per share. To illustrate: TAXING
ten shares the subscri ter would pay an entrance
fee OF $40. and then every month Thereafter
would pay 20. During seven years the suDscri-
Der would pay In sos. and II Il estimated that
at the end ~ that period his ten shares VIII DIS
worth In cash 81 900. payable on demand
TO INVESTORS.
All persons contemplating investments for tho
year 1894 are invited 10 consider the desra-
bity OF the s;ock OF the OLD DOMINION
BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, which
is sold at $50 per share paying per cent an
nual cash interest, payable setbl-annuhiiy' un-
m maturity upon the amount Invested.
This stock presents the rare combination OF
handsome returns with security as absolute as
any known investment
call or address
CARLTON MCCARTHY
Secretary and Treasurer,
S23 cas-. Main street,
Chamber Of Commerce Building, Richmond. Va
j. TAYLOR tLLYsON. PRESIDENT.
NORMAN w. RANDOLPH. Vice-President
Directors: j. TAYLOR ELLYs0N, JONI ;. EL-
LETT. JOHN b. PURCELL, y. V. RANDOLPH, FRANK
T.. SUTTON. mn
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ual-T u. Thtwlsaloortptr
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS From ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES OF THE WORLD
Prices OF Money. Bonds. Stocks. GRAM
Tobacco. Cotton, &r.. and the
Weather Indications

r WASHINGTON. ID. c.. April o.
DAM Forecast for Virginia: Rain; winds
univ shifting to south; slightly warmer.
North Carolina: Threatening
weather and rain: warmer weather south
east winds.
THE WEATHER N RICHMOND YESTERDAY
was clear and cool. Rain began TO fall
about dark, and continued through the
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALNANAC, APRIL 10. 1894.
PORT OF RICHMOND, APR
ARRIVED.

Moon htt1. Loo isf'ts''h
PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL o, 1894.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Old DOMINION Couch, New ORR
merchandise and passengers; "e'tse W. A'en
schooner George X. vreeland. Abbott, Now
Haven. light, TO load pie-iron
Schooner Henry Parker, Cramner, tertn Am
boy, hollow brick; Hotel Jefferson.
SAILED.
Steamer Po,ahontas. Deyo. Norfolk. merchan-
disc and passengers; Irwin Welsiger' superin-
tendent. ~,
schooner Mary Lanedon. Hatch. New York,
nitro cake; vessel, Curtis Parker;
Schooner Dora Allison. Rpee, Euzabetnpotti
rsilroad-ties: vessel, Curtis Parser
Schooner Fannie Brown. haricaslle, Eliza
bethport via Bermuda Hundred, rallroad-ties;
vessel, curtis Parker
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS, APRIL o. 1894.
ARRIVED.
British steamship Sir Garnet Wosley, Bruins
wick, Ga.
schooner James Ives. Boston. Mass.
Schooner Massasoit, Boston. M0ss.
Schooner 3. T. Poole. Boston. Mass.
Schooner A. Il. Phillips, Boston, Mass.
SAILED.
British steamship Greenbrier. London.
British steamship sir Garnet Nolsley Ham,
burg ard Bremen.
Schooner G. 4. Donnell, Boston. Mass.
PORT OF WEST POINT. APRIL o, 1894.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Danvllo Murphy, Baltimore, pas
sencers aud general cargo.
Steamship Essex, Taylor, Baltimore. passen-
gers and general cargo.
Steamship City OF Columbia, Jenney New
York, passengers and general cargo
SAILED.
Steamship Danville, Murphy, Baltimore, pas
songers and general cargo
Steamship Essex, Taylor, Boston, passengers
and general cargo
Steamship City OF Columbia, Jenney, New
YORK via Newport News and Norfolk, passen-
gers aud general cargo.
DOOK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
II A ~ r..
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FINANCIAL.
AANNNNNoNrs
ITO LOAN,
$4,000

70 loan on first-class real estate security
at 6 per cent. VIII divide. II necessary.
HARRISON 4 CO,
Real Estate Agents.
an Q OF NO Main street.