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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-10
DAILY COTTON IETTrp

Following is the daily cotton letter of
ftWOOd, Violet a. Co, OF New ork b,,
private wire to G. W. Branch a 20:
When We stop 10 consider the present
coh1lton OF the country, We find that
much OF the so-callcd unfaVOrable COM
mercial outlook is more sentimental than
cthefwlse, because the general economies
mat nave been practioed both BY firms
ana individuals, for the last six months.
nave prevented further business compN-
cations, and The money actually lost
curing last summer occurred in the
great depreciation OF securities. and the
embarrassment Of those who could not
make collections. Since September lst
iast, however, business generally has
been awaiting a revival Of trade which
renewal OF confidence has come about
so iar as finances are concerned, be-
cause there Is superabundance OF money
IN the country, but as regards Commerce
IL has been awaiting the restoration OF
ordinary business conditions. and this
can only materialize. so the commercial
world has thought, through a settlement
by Congress of the tariff question. rhe
South, particularly, is rich i'm one re-
spect-viz., the character of property
that has been deprecated i'm the North
and East they have never owned-namelv
stocks and bonds. and they nave sold
their cotton this year at prices that
have. az rule, proved very satisfactory.
The reporting yesterday Of he tariff lii
10 the Senate with the chang 3 nude
bv them from the bill report I'll ~ The
House, practically settles that question.
because while the Senate may modify
and the House may trim the bill as It
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-10
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND. VA. March 9. 1894
No offerings Of tobaccos at auction on
private sales reported to the secretary
- tbe richmond Tobacco Trade to-day
VVr9npors. > h0gsheads; filters, ~ leaI
dark. u. Tugs dark, 3. Iotal h
Tbe tobacco Inspector reports to-day.
Inerections- Bright . hogsh lads, aarA.
81 hogshedds and ] uerce' H.
hresheads. nspections-brlgnt' ~
hOgsheads 49,.
Vvers'. on Dominion ALCHEMY, 'ren-
s,a,oss wilson's. shOCkOe, Meals, DaN'n-
norris Planters. and Seanro9K ware
boules renort to-day: Receipts, 90 pack
oe~ss. deliveries lO2 packages.
United states internal revenue collec-
tions for the city of Richmond, va, To-
dsv. Cigars and cigarettes, NJl'.>,. pl"b
to6accos s2Gm.7O Total S5,si);p.
A fair sale Of bright loose Il, ShelDuthe
tobacco warehouse to-day.
4 very good sale of loose bright tobaccos
al me Planters warehouse today, and
s6ookoe tobacco warehouse sold to-
las, mono mounds dark loose. highest
,..,oe sri e.. and for the week ending
today 1919 pounds dark loose toDaecCsi
nirhest prize cor the week SLID.
rrauehaW's tobacco warehouse spii
~ ~ mounds dark loose ,o-ddy. nihatst
price. So and for ne "ceh ehiihs 10
dav 81 73J pounds; highest price Tor the
"RH,eesistered at che Tobacco Exchange
,a-dav. A. j. Terrell Buckingham M.ooi-
ford Beasley. ". r. Gray. caroline
r. 81 George Cooke. FluVanna, W. q.
Dulard. spotsylvauia; l.. w. tFins' Ant
cterdam
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THE COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. March Cotton duh
and easy; middling gulf u.s. middllns,
sales, 81 800 bales. March, ~; april
7.4J: May. 7.53; June, 100; July, CO.,
August. III. September a6Si OctOpef
m. November, 10; Deeember, ISL
COtton-Net receipts, 200 bales gross
receipts. 4. $50 bales; forwarded. 100
bales; sales. 332 bales, all spinnefs' stoch'
WeeRly-Net receipts. 3.i72 bales gross
receipts, 1923 bales. exports TO Oie1t
Britain. 3,5lj bales France. goo bales
Continent. 2,239 bales. forwarded, ll'E
bales sales, 4Olj bales; spinner5, -li'
Tof,l to-day-Net receipts, 1889 bales.
exports 10 Great Britain, lob bales
Continent, 7,4sj bales; stock, o-i''-'
Total so far this week-Net receipts
72Il bales. exports 20 Great britain,
5000 bales; France i19oI bales CONT
nent, 260O bales
Total since September lst-Net receipts.
= 272. 5G7 bales: exports 70 Great Britain.
2.376. go bales. France 5434i2 bales Con-
tinent, l,2329ls bales; channel "Voi
The following are the total net receipts
Of cotton AT all ports since September
/. 1888. Galveston, 9l4,j32 bales New
Orleans. 1GG3,slO bales. Mobile "3"ol
bales. Savannah. s75G96 bales; Charles
ton 3SpGi1 bales. wilmington -Hi,tui
bales N0rlOlk f-Iffi' bal'nf '.+t'4+-..''N 20
M 5G6 bales. New York. Io33 bales, Dos.
ton. S4.717 bales; Newport News, @h'0l
bales: Philadelphia a3,!3I bales; W est
Point. Va. 2i9JlO bales; Brunswick,
M. SO bales. Nelasco. o,l.2 bales, Foit
Royal. CO. 1856 bales. Total 0,5dO'tll
bales. -,....
Deduct CHA bales from net receipts
since September lst making the corrected
total 5.272567 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. March lotion ~
lures steady; sales i2,Wp Dales AdicA
10: April, III: MAY. 40; June, 90
July. 734. August. 1885, September I55
October. TBS. November, 49, Deem
Der. IA ~-....
LIVERPOOL. March Noon. Cotton
I'm moderate demaLl. freely me- anu
prices UNCHANGED: American inil1.i.7'
I 3-lG: sales. 10000 bales American, o,'.v
bales. speculation and export lpWV iA i w.,
receipts. 10000 bales Amer. an -',"n
bales Futures steady az the nc iih''
Apru and Nav. 4 J-Gi. May ana june,
4 5-GIQ4 7-tA. June and Juiy, , o-Ofi
Iulv ami August. / g-Gf. August ana sep
tember : ll-6i Tenders, 800 baies new
dOckets .
4P. M-March. 4 l-GI. sellers M9rchl
and April. Z G-64: April and May, l-ul
"a J-Gl. May and June, O-ui, buyers;
June ana July. gGi. sellers july ana
August. / N-G4aI lO-W. August ana sep,
tomher : lO-GlU4 ll-0l. september an4
October. 1904 1864; ocsor.r anu
November 4 1864 buyers. utuIe7
closed quiet but steady
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PORT OF WEST POINT. March . lsoi'
ARRIVED.
p.,or,ed Engagement Of an neiress.

ane baltimore American Of yester-
Az contains this special from Ne"
York: - .h, o,,..e,.
The vacht Vigiiant, the successiul
deserder Of the cup Ia the recent inter-
,at1onaI races. is reported engaged 10
Miss HOPE Goddard. OF Providence. MISS
Goddard is one Of the weaithieT me-,
80 ~ Rhode Island. her fortune
mounting 10 several millions Of dollars
she Is a frequent visitor to this e'ly,
I'D n Newport is usually the guest OF
Mrs Frederick Vanderbilt Las. seaso,
~ was reported that she would MARI
- 49, Van Allen, Mr. Cleveland's nom
NE for the Italian mission. M, ls enn,
I has been married once before. HIS mr.. nrs'
VIII wife who was Miss Fanny s,., Garp fe
Va Va shortly, after her marriage ne,
uieu =, wJithv. and became famous
e s1V through his successful en-
pil,1 pin. 80 nave built the fastest sailing
vacbt in the world, the Vighant'
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Polk Makes n nit.

Mr. POLK Miller has attracted much at
tention among the literary people OF New
York city. ON February "a he was the
mary 2ith he accepted the hospitality OF
The University club. and entertained that
v.ou- tnown institution with some of his
irimitable stories of Virginia scenes. and
ON last Saturday nlsht ne mace plo-
ersi club. Mr. Miller also took part IN a
notable entertainment at the Madison
S4uare Garden. where Mark Twain and
James WhitComb Riley appeared before
one Of his dialect stories. and was forced
TO respond to an encore.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-10

we have The word Of Alfred Tennyson
Tor !, that I'm the spring the young mans
fancies lightly turn to thoughts Of love.
II rs singular that the great laureate
omitted 10 mention the fact that IL Is in
the spring that a considerable portion Of
The human race turn 10 taking Hoods
Sarsaparila. Probably nothing but the
difficulty OF finding "A good rhyme for that
Invaluable remedy deferred him. Certain
A is that the old-time domestic remedies
are generally discarded in favor OF the
standard blood purifier, Hood Sarsapa-
rilla. which has attained the greatest
popularity all over the country az the
IA yorite Spring Medicine. II purihcs the
blood and gives nerve. mental, bodily, and
digest i've strength.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-10

Benjamin r. August and Frank VI.
WEIGH. executors of Alexander q. Bap-
cock, deceased ........'.'. '.''...l iAlh'ins'
against
Joseph : BabcOck, 90. ais. Defendants.
IN CuANCERl.
The object OF this suit IS TO obtain
authority 70 sell the real estate OF A. ~:
Babc0ck. deceased, and 10 settlc np ana
distribrte hia estate. real and personal;
in accordance with Ga" true intent ana
meaning OF his VIII. and 10 TINS eng 10
ascertain all The debts and liapiiiD
standing against inc 90 ave, m"" W n.y.
certain provisions OF MS WI cohstttel
bv me Court And an aihdavit having
been made ard Sled that thc dcltuuAhis'
Alexander DezenlOff hinna hutton,
ida James. Mary H.. Dezendorf, Ida KUN
ncr Sarah Alien. Fanny Lyons, Robert
James Alexander James, Alexander
Dezendorf. Lillian Harrison, Han BaD-
ner. James Huhsh, and the Cal
landot Home for Aged ana IN
finn Afnfee. OF New York. are non-rcsi-
dents Of the State Of NitSinia, and that
the names and ages OF the ehhaIen
of Ida James are unknown, and the
plaintiffs. in their BILL having made them
DEFENDANTS by the general description OF
parties unknown, ana 1ildaNit having
been likewise made thnt tney are non
residents Of the State or Virginia, IL ~
ordered that they the said non-residents
and unknown defendants DO appear hero
within fifteen days after due publication
Of this order. and DO whatever "a neces-
earv to- protect their interest herein.
Ang IL Is further directed that copy
of this order be published once a week
far iotir quccessive weeks I'm The Times,
. nawsDaper published In the city OK
Richmond. and be posted at the court
house door in the manner prescribed by
law.
A copy-Teste: ..,.,... ,,,-,-
John r.. BRoADDUS, Clerk.
COURTNEY & PATTERSON Attor-
ncys, &c i'-f-0"f"
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BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE MD. March o.-Fiour
steady and unchanget
Wheat easy. No. red spot, "t4h
Oo3sc March. G0hGODisc.; May go
G2f.c.. July. 6ihn6pac.; steamer No. :
rel 5Ic. bid. milling wheat, Dy sample
OJ00lc.
Corn weak mixed spot and MarSa'
4lisUf1hc; April. 4lii0ill2c.; May iltc.
bid steamer iObc. bid; southern coz IT,
~ sample, 42Ql4c.; do. on Hrsies' "4a
G42aic.
oats strong and active; 10. wnte,
western. as43skc., no. ihl~'u' "e7'-
ern. j5n36i1c
RYE firm 10. > mixed 5oN5sc.
Hay active al sl4.501 l3-uO.
Grain freights easy and lncnanseI; 80.
Provisions firm; mess pork i'"' ,'1 1,..
shoulders. S,.23i short ris e.S,,ia ,rS
clear sides. Ss25; sugar-cufea "J'i0'is'
$50. hams. Sil.7l.
Lard-Reln1d. 500 . o,,
Butter weak; creamery, lahcyi ~
ladle, fancy 2OQ2lc.; rolls, me- w.
store-packed &c
Eggs firm at lU1lsc.
Coffee firm; No. Z, liitc.
Sugar firm; granulatad, Sl32. -...>,-,.
Bonds-Baltimore and ONO a.,
Northern Central GS; Baltimore anu ONO
Southwestern hrsts. lu34: nt5 lsc 'q ~
GA second incomes. 21' C 10, y, ""'
bonds, ll3E; do. stocks v@fle -.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-10

DELEGATES Patteson, iloon, and Crump
we're the only members of the General
Noeemblv at the Capitol yesterday. Capt
Patteson let for his home yesterday
Mr Moon and Capt i. A. krise, OF
T,tnchbure. had a conference with Gov
ernor OFerrall during the mornlng.
Governor O'Ferrall's official duties have
kent Rim closely confined for several
davs. and he can now get a little rest.
Everv important recommendation ne
made 10 the Legislature was adopted
DELEGATE Cabell was IN ms seat AT
every sitting Of the House during the
session.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-10
The AMERICAN BELL
TELEPHONE COMPANY,
l25 MIX Street, Boston, Mass.

This Company owns Letters
Patent No. 463,569, granted to
Emile Berliner November II,
1891, for a combined telegraph
and telephone, and controls Let,
ters- Patent No. 474,231, granted
to Thomas A. Edison, May 3,
1892. for a speaking telegraph;
which patents cover fundamental
inventions and embrace all forms
of microphone transmitters and OF
carbon telephones.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-10
SAVANNAH.

SAVANNAH. GA. March l-Spirits
turpentine market opened dull At 29i4c.
for regulars. with no sales. and closed
firm al S3lQ29hc; sales at both prices
amounting 10 100 cs SKIS.
ROsin market firm and unchanged and
demand light sales. 800 barrels. Quote
A. =, G, H.. and T., Slo5, l., $l.l0; q,
Sl.35; II, Sl.6J; /, Sl.a5. x, $3.50, NJ
81 90, window glass, S27042so; water
Mhlie SnOnmAnh.
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Red-L Days
The Times
Book Dept.
Nos. | and z Of the
Famous
Picturesque
America
Now Being
Distributed.

Every number contains a full-page
Steel engraving that cannot be
purchased in any art store Tor
less than fifty cents.
There are fourteen other Illus.
trationS in the first part and
many pages OF reading matter.
The type is large, the margins
are wide, the paper IS OF the
finest quality, and the whole as
an artistic work has never been
equalled.
Nothing is too good for Times
readers, and we are constantly
on the alert to please and crafty
them.
Nowhere in this country can you get
good books as cheap as IN the
Times Book Department.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-10

from all accounts. business stands on a
comparison with the past two or three
weeks.
Collections through the Snow-Church
Company stand on an average with the
past week, but indications for future col
lcctlons better.
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latter figure. a loss OF &c. for the day.
Oats have again fallen into their usual
dull and quiet feeling to-day. easy. and
due 10 TIRE influence OF wheat and corn.
Late buyers were the best sellers. owing
TO the fact that very little announcement
was derived from the outlook. At the
close May was &c. under yesterday
PrOyisious-The market for product was
weak and lower. Notwithstanding the
fact that hogs were I'm light supply and
firmer as 10 values. There was a gem
eral disposition 70 sell. The weakness
In wheat and an expected heavy run Of
hogs during next week contributed 10
the depression. May pork closed roc.
lower. May lard l0c. lower, and May ribs
foiLe lower
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-10

.-,. x-oe,moreland club. in this city,
Inc ns.t9, ,i''o Ia secure portraits Of all
mas h,,' lreat Confederate soldiers ana
oi tne Already hang upon the wall
s ~ no clnb portraits OF ex-Presiden, Jed-
ferson Davis. Generals Sf elscn u ~ Lee
nm geauregard Early stephen H. LIZ
I Tossnh %. Johnson. ana others.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-10
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

UNION STOCK YARDS. ILL, March
a-Cattlc- Receipts 5000; market weak
or. common 90 extra steers. S5Wb'u'i
1tockers and feeders, N2ZJdS.D1, cows anu
t,,ng 81 y1li3 40. calves. s2Jud5.lJ.
-Boge-Iteceint 1900; market easy
heavy. si.5O0JOD common 20 cnolte
miycd. SiTUu5.0O. choice assorted, Nl.o'
G5OO. light. SlGa5O0. pigs >4uog4.''
Sheep accepts, 5000, market We3tN
80 lultt %
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
,,ry,rrtr4Nn VA March .. 1871.

M TI-TTTT17T77 : ~
Onerings-Wheat. l,l60 bushels corn
(vhitel. 81 bushels on. 80
't,motatiors- Nheat-LOngberry "Oc 70
90 mixed. SOC TO CSC; shortoerry' ''c'
m &c. No . red, sc. 10 6-4c ,o
Corn-White. Virginia (bag lots, &C
IN 4ic: No . white, BE- NO. mixed
ogfs-Winter 0or seed, SIC. to AGO.
M mixed. 3Gc: no. 3 mixed, 5oc'
pva JJc to Jtc.
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ST IOTIS.

ST. LOUIS. MO. March 9.-Flour steady
and unchanged.
Wheat lower: May. G5l4c. bid
Corn firm. March. 3fc.; April, 3iEc,
nominal: May NA034Ec. bid.
oats the same as yesterday. May, BIC
Pork-Standard mess $500; on orders,
Si2.5u.
Lard-Prlme steam al $3.50.
Dry Sailed Meats Shoulders. So.1Zi2,
longs and clear ribs. SJ95. shorts, SOLO.
Bacon-Boxed shoulders, 500; longs
SG.S7i5; clear ribs. S0.s1k0IW; shorts,
High wines steady at Sis.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-10

Cash QuOtatiOns-FlOur was In mod
crate demand for domestic account but
quiet for export, and prices We're steady
and unchanged; No. . spring wheat,
j73sc.; No. red 57ssc.; No. . corn.
3jisc.; No. , oats. 3OQ3Oi.c. mess pork.
sides, S5.s7HQJJ2i5: dry sailed shoulders.
S6.0o062j; short clear sides. S6.37l4a6.50,
whisky distllers finished goods, Sl.15
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meeting Thursday evening at 7:s0 oclock.
Mlssion-room. sunday school at 0 o'clock:
Regular services at O'Clock Sunday ana
100 l.. Nj. on Friday.
HIGHLAND PARK METHOD
church.-Preaching at II A. NJ. and at
LATHAM. sabbath school at $50 \. N.
Prayer-meeting Wednesday night at
o'clock.
GRAcE-sTREET PRESBYTERIAN
church. Rev. JAMES \. FAIR, u. ID.
pss'og-seryises az II o Ss,ok A. a; A., ~:
pastor. sunday school services at o;t5
O'Clock A. NJ. Wednesday night services
at : O'Clock. Young Peoples Christian
Endeavor meeting at I.l5 o'clock 4. NJ.
MIzPAH PRESBYTERIAN, CHEST
nut I'm, Rev. w. Nice. WHITE. pas.
r NJ. satSsth school at 3 p. VI. MID:
weel. meeting az p. NJ. All invited
to attend.
ST. JAMES METHODIST EPISCOPAL
church Ccorner Twenty. ninth and Mar
shall streets, Rev. J. W. MOORE, pas
tor.-Preaching sunday az III A. NJ; and
Wednesday and Friday night prayer
meetings at : o'clock A cordial well
come to all
CHURCH OF THE COVENANT Park
avenue and Harrison streets) Rev. j.
CALVIN STEWART. pastor.-Services at
II A ~ and az =. NJ by the pastor.
Midweek services Wednesday at s =. NJ
Sabbath school at $50 A. NJ. Christian
Endeayor Society at us +. NJ. each sab
bath.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CHRlSTlAN
church.-Sunday school az $50 \. NJ.
Preaching at IL A. NJ. and ) z. Nj. by the
pastor. Rev. A. r. MOORE. PRAYER
meeting Wednesday night at O'CLOCK
FIRST ENGLISH l. Y I III y *
church Seventh street. between Broad
and Grace, Rev. j. G. SEEGERS, pastor.
Services 1T IL A. NJ. Sunday school at
$50 a. NJ. Prayer-meetiny every We'd
nesday night at o'clock. All welcome.
THE CHRISTIAN ALLIANCE "a
| fraternal union designed 20 promote q
/ deeper Christian lifel meets every Sunday
at p. NJ, corner Fourth and Franklin
| streets.
UNION GOSPEL MISSION CORNER
| Eighth and Main streets). Interesting
| meetings on Sunday afternoon az O'Clock
| and sunday night at O'Clock. Also on
| Tuesday Thursday. and saturday nights
| at o'clock. Meetings conducted by Mrs.
r. NJ. GLOVER and co-workers. A wei
| come TO all.
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WILMINGTON

WILMINGTON. ~ G.. March 9-Rosn
steady. strained HJc: good strained 500.
Spirits turpentine nominal AZ 2Sigc.
Tar steady at Soc.
Crude turpentine steady; hard, SLl0;
soft and virgin. $50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-10

The Disciples sunday-sehool Assoeia-
zion ,,ill hold it's bimonthly meeting at
,ho Cowardin-Avenue Christian church
GIancbester) Sunday afternoon at $3.50
o'clock An excellent programme has been
arranged for the occasion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-10

CHARLESTON. S. c.. March ).--Tur-
pcntine firm at pc.
Rosln hrm. good strained. slm
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CHICAGO

CHICAGO, ILL. March p.-The same
nervous and uncertain feeling tnat eilal-
acterized the trading m wheat yessei 10, uas
was still apparent to-day: As on 80
terday. the feature was the sgiilns' ll1s,,
wheat opened &c &c under yesterday. at
Goc., sold at sale. back asain TO &c,
sased OF 10 59sic.. and ciosel '''
net loss Of re. for. The any at 49, .,.-
corn vas moderately act.Ff 49,, "a
in wheat much depends on tie fs figure,
which Will he issued by tho AsIieui, ,',s ~
Bures1 ON Saturday. May corn i -, sbe
between 373,c. and 37l.c., el0sinS ~ wv
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-10
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MARINE lNIELLlGLNCE'
MINIATURE ALMANAC, March 10 lSai.
49, -
sun ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
sun sets..,..,t.t,..,.t,,''ss ,s''t.",,-
Moon sets. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 90, a.
Days length. s,tt''ss''' '''"
HIGH TIDE,
Eyenipg OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
PORT OF RICHMOND. March .. lsei.
ARRIVED,
schooner Maggie J, Lawrence, Hobo
way. Charleston, phosphate rock, AZ
lantc AMI Virginia FeruslE!ng company
SAILED,
schooner Adlle -. Bacon, Johnson
r.ltz0bethn0rt railroad ties.
schooner Easet, McCann, Norlolh'
light.
PORT or WEST POINT, March . lsoi'
ARRIVED.
Steamship Danville, Murphy Baltimore
passengers and general cargo
SAILED.
Steamship Danville, Murphy bdi''iiiO'7'
passengers and sen.L1I ea-s1-
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NrIRGINIA-IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
' or THE COUNTY OF HENIlCO.
THE 10TH DAY or FEBRUARY, 1894.
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.

LONDON, March 9.-Bar silver, p sic,
per ounce.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-10

RICHMOND, VA March o. 1904.
Reported by John L. Williams q Sons.
Bankers and Brokers No. 1000 Main
street.
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,...,l,A. STATION CHURCH (CORNEk

rNION STATION CHUKCF ICUIsNa.,'
,rrsentv-fourth and Nelson streets)'
Rev. GEORGE II Ray ~ d., p "a oasl Psss q, II
ifeapSh,aSf a. y. n. Preaching Nednos-
o n@}e A N. Class-meeiing ~ 2eiyek
a Nj sunday. Prayer-meeung Ao ,,.ens
evening at 730 O'Clock iouhs n'eH
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MIzPAH PRESBYTERIAN, CHEST
nut Hill. Rev. w. Nice. WHITE. pas
tor.-Services every Lord's-Day AZ =
7. NJ. SahSsth school at ; p. NJ MID.
weel. meeting az : y. NJ. All invited
TO attend.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-10

Tie S1ow-Church Companys weekly re-
}lfN of trade b. as follows
leatarcs OF trade Tor The week juat
ended show little advancement over last
seek from a collective standpoint. with
many houses trade has not been so brisk
and orders Tor shipments not so numerous
as last week. aud. a. "a rule. trade rs
dan. while large number OF Jobbers re-
port an Increase in order and better col
leruons The dullness of business FOR the
Two weeks passed is largely attributed TO-
lhe TACT of the country roads being in
such condition during the first week OF
mis- month as 20 disable statesmen from
travelling. but since orders have been more
numerous and indications for trade bet
tor
Grocery iobbers report a fair trade. win
t''iof collections while dealers in othei
'.'s report trade quiet.
No'ioik trade reports business acliFe
Do eH lines. with collections fair. and IN
'.'H0s for general merchandise better
for ihc past week or so.
80 material change has been noticed ~
"sae Al LynchbuTs D. Petersburg. ana,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-10

FOURTH STREET BAPTIsT cHJh s.,,ai
,r-onrth between Jackson and Dusaa
T esetsJ.-Preaehing at IL a. NJ anu
L. N.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-10

SEVENTH CHRISTINA
church, JABEZ HALL. pastor. Preaching
at n a. VI. and p. VI. sunday school
at $3.50 a. NJ. Christian Endeavor at
8 T. ~ wednesday. Sewing Circle mt II
\. II. Thursday. Young Ladies' Sewing
Circle az 4 =. NJ. Friday. Seats free
Public cordially invited
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-10

PINE-sTREET BAPTIST CHURCH
corner Pine and AlOemarle Streets, keV.
n HirTgON. pastor. -Preachlng Sun
Sav AZ m A. ~ and = i. NJ. by the pas
tor SUNDAY school at . A. NJ. Prayer
meeting Wednesday night at O'Clock,
Young peoples meeting Friday night a'
3 o'clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-10

EAsT-END BAPTIST CHURCH COR
ner rwenty-eighth and ., s9Iestssllip
praaching by the pastor, J. T. IUChElt,
at IL a. II. and $40 y. NJ. Sunday schoo'
at $50 A. NJ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-10

PARK-PLACE METHODIST CHURCH
Corner franklin and Pine streets -
Preaching at II A. NJ. and +. NJ BY the
pastor, Rev w. j. YOUNG, ID. -. Morn
Ing subject: Finding the Highest Heights
in the Lowest Depths" Evening subject:
The Wise Men OF the Bible and their
Modern Representative" Revival seryi-
ces. sunday school al 9.20 4. NJ Sunday
street, at 3 l.. NJ. Class-meeting at 3
J.. NJ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-10

MARSHALI-STREET CHRISTIAN
church. school az $50 \. NJ.
pastor. Rev. A. r. MOORE. Prayer
meeting Wednesday night at O'Clock.