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they eouidn't do anythlng-and, what
made matters worse. The psper-eating
Roanoke "RoafE'' haG coliared one run
IN the first inning. and cabbaged dupli-
cate in the second.
HOW rTiisy DID RooTl
But. on. N.Y. Oh. MY bow sixteen hun
drcd rooters OH root In the sixth inning
when three OF the Bloody-Shirters sprlnted
over the pan. II was this way: McGann
got first on Neyin's tumble. r. Tate
Esq. (whosc name Is mentioned for Con-
gress this falD drove him home on
double-breasted whack: r. Remington
West pounded for a SINGLE while Nor
Kan sent them both across the plate on
o two-bagger The lean and hungry Ma
pier got FIRST on balls, and was subse-
quently put out on second. The other
batters all persisted. but, pshawi what
difference aid 1t make. for the score
stood . 10 In favor OF the Bloody-Shirt-
cra.
Amid blood-curdlIng sirieks for "po-
ncei police, the southwestern Goats pro-
ceeded TO gather in two more runs, much
10 the disgust OF the man who watched
the struggle from neighboring tele-
graph-pole, as the setting sun bleached
his russell socks. which were immodestly
exposed by "high-water'' pants.
TIED THE SCORE AGAIN.
In the seventh inning, with the score
20 3 In favor Of the brown-pap eaters.
there was a deadlock. and then again
tho roofing commenced In the eighth, for
Richmond cGi ;Urcd two more runs AMI
once more Jumped ahead. Confound I'll the
echo OF the rootings and the cooings of the
cranks had hardly died away before the
Goats captured another run IN this fate
ful eighth. and once moro tied the score.
When Mccain persisted at first in the
ninth. Michael Mulligan O'Rourke rnoaned
Ike turtle-dove that laments It's mate.
but thanks TO the gods, Michael knew not
whereof he moaned, for Pop Tate i'm
mediately kissed scorcher out towards
second. and then the fun commenced.
Everybody made hits. Chineeism prevailed
everywhere. and the Goats were noodooed
sven as the kid that chews the tomato
can on the ashbank. When the funeral
services were over the Bloody-Shlrters
had gathered In six more runs.
TOO LATE TO DO GOOD.
Sadly the Roanokes came to the bat
but IL was too late. "ChinChilla" McHo-
verter. the rnoon-faced wonder, banged
q two-bagger after Maginns had gotten
first on single. and the latter sprinted
home. but after that the curtain fell.
and the Goats were buried meath the
daisies.
This thing Of walloping the Roanokes Is
not like "eating snow" and had they
found Blankenship with just little
more facility, things might have been
different The game was what Is poeti-
cally known as a Lulu" and both teams
played magnihcenty. Everybody was
glad 10 see Mike Enright, who played Sc
cond for the bacliwoodsmen. and It Is evil
dent that his wild-western associates
have not caused him to forget the game.
The eptafh to be carved on the Roa-
noke tombstone is as follows:
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WON ON THE LAST ROUND.
u Was Sip and Tuck, But the Bloody
shirters Triumphed.


That Jolly little Frenchman, Michael
Michigan O'Rourke. who sar on the wood
f..l a1j0irlng the grand stand during
g., second game came very nigh chuck
i.. himself 20 death. for he saw con-
tt.t which uckled him ali over. and
ca'el his geiatinous sides 20 shake like
b-''.imIk stirred by churn.
Yes. tho slender little Partisan looked
l..l "a struggle which did him 6ood. ana
Ntft is more, II caused the hearts OF
l1D other footers TO flop against Their
t..s la exultaut Joy. Verify, " 7as a
i,.Hd game-p game that causes cracks
o. wugele roles In their trousers win
t,..ement. ard brings fro,a thei- throats
u yeiis Of madmen.
TIE DARK CLOUDS LIFTED.
=, ten the story briefly, the home team
Nor. and. what Is better sIill they woL
When blacklist gloom was o'erhanging
Weir bloody shirts Everybody felt that
timothy RenlngtOn's dariings were to
b. laid 70 rest. and when Prinee-of-isei-
t-fe Elsngensbip. the sl0th or Glen Al
lrL. stepped into the box, their gfasest
tppfeHenslons were Gts they thoughO rea-
l1,d
During the first FIVE innings the weArerz
o. The cory apparel found goose nest.
and Ia this nest there were eggs anu
tsgs-yos, nothing bat goose-eggs Ihsy
e'JaD'i hit the RUSTIC tYBlsr-An iaAA
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DIR. Younc,s Dedication Sermon.

The Charlestown CIV. Va Free Press,
in its report of the dedication OF the new
Methodist church there, says: "All who
heard the sermon preached by Rev. WI
liam ]. Young, ID. d., OF Richmond, Va,
will sustain us in saying that 1t was
a splendid effort, delivered with the grace
and fervor OF an orator, increasing in
intensity Of interest and reaching its eli
max IN brilliant peroration. The text
was, lFor all flesh is as grass, and all
THE glory of man as the flower of grass.
The grass withsreth, and the flower there
Of falleth away, but the word Of the Lord
endureth forever. And this is the word
which by the Gospel is preached unto
you
at the evening service Or. Young
preached another powerful sermon, sur
passing that OF the morning in some re-
spects from the text, If thy presence 60
not with me, carry US not up hence
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Cnnntr-Schnnls Closing.

The Fairfield School Board met in the
board-room of the county Courthouse
yesterday and formally declared the
scholastic session at an end. The schools
of Brookland District will close next Fri
day.
The school at Seven Pines, after most
successful term under the supervision OF
Miss i. Kate Chadick. closed Friday. \
dinner was served at o'clock, after
which Superintendent ]. II. Russell de-
livered an address. Medals for prompt
ness were awarded TO Misses Sarah a.
West. May l.. TiIler, Beulah u. Tiller,
and Master Joseph Castor.
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n times. He was hit safely eighteen
times. These and errors made at critical
points OF the game combined to give
the Blue and Gray an easy victory
scor.: r. H. T..
f;eorrtown . s3B42o01 x--is Is 2
Virginia .......... 0ooV2oeoe-z y
Bases on balls-On Carmody. q: on Mel
son, 4. Struck out-By Carmody, J. by Mel
son. 2. Batteries-Carmody and Sullivan:
Nelson and Coombs.
Pcnnsy Defeats Harvard.
BOSTON, May $.-The University OF
pennayivapia baseball team easily de-
feated Harvard to-day. Score: r. II. +.
Irniv' Of penn. .,1o3o3O1S0-il II 1
Harvard - f0O0o00O2-3 z s
Batteries: Boswell and Coogan; High
lands and scanneil Umpire. Stage.
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Mean temperature. .................
NEW YORK srnCK MAnKEr.

NEW TURK STUCK MARKET.
NEW YORK, May 26.-The stock mar
ket opened active and excited and with
considerable pressure to sell Sugar. The
first trading in the stock was reported
at looql0l-2.5O0 shares changing hands at
these figures. Subsequently 1t was OFF,
cially stated that no sales were made be-
low l0l. The heaviness Of the stock, how
ever, did not affect the general list, which
opened firm and then advanced Il to "a
per cent, New York Central and Lake
Shore leading The flrst-named jumped
2h, to 80, and the latter IA. TO 1928. Cover
ing OF short contracts accounts for the
rise in both cases. The bears displayed
considerable nervousness at one time, and
bought quite line Of the Vanderbilts
and Changers. ST. Paul rose q, TO s.;
Rock Island to 69h, Missouri Pacific TO
279s, Burlington to 1875. and Canada
Southern 10 soc. After IL o'clock Sugar
broke to 1908, and there was some real
iZing in Chicago Gas, Lead, Lake Shore,
and New York Central. Chicago Gas fell
to 7O7s, Lead to 1914, Lake Shore TO lSll2.
and New York Central TO 97l5 Other
prominent railway sales weakened for
time, but later recovered and closed
shade firmer.
The Industrial group was weaker than
the general llSt, out ltlS IS only NATURAL,
in view Of the recent steady rise, and the
fact that there is a certain class OF opera
tors that invariably evens up its trades
before a holiday. The net changes show
advances of - to 2, per cent. in the rail-
way list, and declines of 4 TO lS per
cent in the Industrials. Whiskey, how
ever gained y, and Rubber common 4
per cent. on the day. The total trans
actions were 900 shares. The bond
market was strong.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money on call easy at per cent; prime
mercantile paper, 3i4a4 per cent.
Sterling exchange steady, with actual
business in bankers bills at A.6kGo.sI19
for sixty days and SLsSIzd4SSA for de-
mand; posted rates, SLSStz4490; CONNER
cial bills, $is6I5M46
Bar silver. 623s. Silver at the board
neglected. 60. IL.
Government bonds steady. State bonds
dull. Railroad bonds strong.
Treasury balances: Coin, SO, 264,OO; cur
rency. S6OS,OOo.
THE BANK STATEMENT.
The weekly statement OF the Associated
Banks shows the following changes:
RESERVE, decrease, 81 1914
Loans decrease, $2332eg.
Speoie decrease, $S3,OOO
Legal tenders, DECREASE, M,5n'Ao.
Deposits, decrease, 50, 9s1, 100.
circulation, decrease, S16UO.
THE banks now hold 81, 6Ol, zoo In excess
NJ the requirements Of the % per cent.
rule.
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The Pigeon-Shooting.

The pigeon-shooting to take place at
baseball park at 4 o'clock Monday after
noon 1etwecn William T. Mitchell, cham
pion Of Virginia, and Il. ID. Fulford, the
worlds champion, is the topic among the
lovers of the gun and dog In Richmons.
The contest will unquestionably be an In
teresting one. 1t will be shoot at go
pigeons. a similar match was shot about
a month ago, and Mr.. Mitchell was de-
feated. He was not satisfied with his
work on that occasion. and arranged for
the contest on Monday.
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THE COTTON MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL, May 26-l2:30 r. Moot
ton-Demand fair; prices steady: Ameri-
can middling, ia. Sales, 500 bales; Ameri-
can, 100 bales; speculation and export,
90 bales. Receipts, 1890 bales: American,
800 bales. Futures steady, with demand
moderate; American middlng, June and
July, 5S-6td.; July and August, 3 60-64li
9 5s-64d.; August and September, 6l-6ilJ
9 C0-6+d.; September and October, 3 61-6td.
November and December. 63-64d.; De-
cember and January, Al.
4. M.-American middling, May,
5S-6Td.; May and June, sad. sellers
June and July. bs-6id.. sellers; July and
August. 3 5s-64GJ3 60-6id., sellers; Angus,
and September. 60-6iG3 sl-6id septem-
Der and October, 62-eid.; November
3 Std; December and January. 4d.
value. Futures closed quiet and steady.
NEW YORK, May 2s.--Cotton steady
middling Gulf 7Hc,; middiing upiands
Tic. Sales, Sol bales Futures closed
steady: sales, 1900 bales: May, 1896 %
June, s5s6Q6.G; July. S.03; August. SIC
Q7.o7; September. E.10m7il: October. 81,
H716; November. {. 20fy7.1; December
g. 8a7. 2s; January. H.32ln.3i; February
t.3s6t74o
NEW ORLEANS. May 26.-cotton--Ftl.
lures quiet; sales, Loo bales: May, H.79
June, 500; July, s5s2; August, $50; Sep
TENDER. $50; October. $3.50: November
t6.s6; December. S.92; January, $.S.
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LOOKING FOR sLANfoRD's BALL


NEWPORT NEWS. VA. May 2s.-tspe-
cial. )--Thefe were over three hum
dred people at Riverside Park this eve
ming to witness the game Of ball between
the Richmond College team and the New
port News boys This was the frat game
played on the new grounds. which was In
fine condition. The Newport News nine
looked well In their new uniform, and
played good ball The college boys were de-
feated by a score OF IA tol2. The college
team outbatted the Newport News club.
but their fielding was bad. Blanford.
who plays left field on the Newport News
nine. came 10 the bat In the nth inning.
when three men were on the bases. and
sent the first bail thrown To him over the
right-field fence, bringing In all three
men and crossing the home-plate himself.
This brought forth wild shouts OF APP
plause. This hit evidently won the game
for the home team.
Following Is the score: X. II. +.
Newport News. % 3 1 90 02 0--ii 1s
Richmd College, 0 / Oh 0-l2 q IL
Batteries: MCGEE and Host; Anthony
and Duke.
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49,, = MAEINs IsTELkieksc5.
MINIATURE ALMANAC, MAY ca, 1894
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INTERCOLLEGIATE BALL.
The Southern Championship Won from
Our ,yarsities by Georgetown.

WASHINGTON. May 26.-The George
town University team to-day captured
the southern collegiate baseball cham
pionship by de feating the Orange and Blue
of the University Of Virginia in long,
tiresome game Of two hours duration,
by the loose score Of is TO 2 Dowd at
centre letting in Virgtnia's only runs by
missing a high fly.
In the third inning Watts, of Virginia.
made a beautiful catch, and a few
minutes later with two men out and
three on bases. he muffed an easy fly,
letting Georgetown add five runs to the
score before the end Of the inning. Mel
son pitched poor game, being very Wild
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-27
Death of ME-. HarrIs Jacobs.

Mr.. Harris Jacobs, for many years one
OF Richmond's successful merchants, died
at the home Of his son-in-law, No. 305
east Clay street, yesterday. Mr.. Jacobs
was at one time the president OF the Old
Dominion Democratic Club, and enjoyed
the esteem of large circle Of acquaint-
ances.
He was GO years Of age, His fune-
raj WI occur from the residence, Monday
mornl.,I at 10 o'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-27

white, I:sny busnsis: mixed. 1900 Dushsis'
Oats, f.ofO bushels.
sALEA -ccrn-wht $50 busheiA Oats. 10
buehois.
QUOTATIONS - whea'. Longbsrry. t7s5sc !:
mixed, ooes 81: sneEfbefrs. p3a5sc.. NO z.
red. b7c. Corn White vusIhiA tbaR ioss
47l4a4Gc.: No. , white. 47st5ss.k No. mixs1
4sa4B}fe. Oats-No- 2 mixed. 4Dc.; No. .
mixed. 3elfalqe. hye. 6la.,ie
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pETERsVlLLlANs WIN AGAIN
Nv the Numerous Errors of the oyster anu
Clam Club.

NORFOLK, VA, May 26'-CSpeeini'l-
>.arfolk lost the game to-day by allow
ing the visitors six runs IN the nrS' ~ -"
ming by numberless errors on 'nelr pa a.,
In the third inning Stafford knocked inc
han over the centre-feld fence maAhs
three more runs. The NorfoiKs saved
' - IN the third and seventh IA
ulngs by punching their hits The h Ster
t the ib,rd inning. the visitors failing go 70
score another time. The batting Oh, oi S'| oe
SoTd and McCreery, and the heioins VI
FARRELL were the features
Following is the score
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-27

State of thermometer,
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I OF RICHMOND. 4
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Pocahontas, Deyo. Norfolk. mercAsa.
disc and passengers; lrv!n Wessiger, sepsrla-
tendenL
Schooner Charles U. Tricsey, Pickett, Bsiii-
more, coal; Wake n Bsilauf.
SAILED.
Schooner Bessie Brown, smith. EiixabeihpOrt,
| railroad-ties; vessel, Curtis a Perksr
Schooner Maggie J. LAsrencs, Holloway,
Char eston Via Norfolk. coal: vessel, curtis .
| Parker.
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RIcIIMoNp TOBACCO MARKEr,

RICHMOND. VA. May o. NO auction
sales to-day. Private sales very light.
Revenue collections: Cigars and ciga-
rettes, sl3L2e; tobacco. sl,isi.6J. Total, 81
cs5.S.
Auction offerings on Change for week,
IA packages, aud taken IN. Highest
price 1850: lowest, si.B
Private sales: Wrappers, tis; smokers,
e.: filters. iSs: cutters. l0i; dark leaf. s.:
scrap IL: Tugs. 50. Total. sis hogsheads.
against 5i7 last week. and 1e1 hogsheads
for same week last year.
Revenue collections for week; Cigars
and cigarettes. s.t3s.Gi; tobacco, $i2,s5s.61.
Total. Sis.1e6.z2
few sales.
For the week. business shows quite an
sales and the general tone OF the market.
Prices remain unchanged on all grades.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-27
MOUNTAIN OEws DEFEATED AGAIN.
Lynch-HiIlers' punching of Hits and Bat
ting Too Much for Them.

LYNCHBURG, VA, May 26.-(specialD
The home team took 1he second game
from the Stauntons to-day by almost
faultless playing. Both sides did excel
lent field work, and it was Lynchburg's
lucky punching of hits that captured the
game Hackers home-run hit over left
field fence was the batting event OF the
day. Staunton only scored two runs, one
in the seventh and one in the eighth,
while Lynchburg had eight runs TO ITS
credit. Following is the score:
D
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SCORE by INNINGS.

Lynchburg .........''''''''l a.
stanton .........,...''.'',V t, 4. ~,
summary: Struck out-l3y Martin 81 ny W
Nf.larkey. G. Two-base hits-SheIer' n'
tin and Paynter co. Three-p aSg Ter il
-. and Martin. Home run-iiac MI
, ,2i,i ,lav-Clarke, Lyon, and Llttle'
I I'ooas ON ba,ls-On Maiarkey, a OF Mar
Ia,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-27

Two Games "Wednesday.

Two games of ball will be played at
Wcst-End Park Wednesday by the Rich
mOnd College Spiders" The first VIII be
with the crack nine from the Virginia
Military Institute and Will be called at
1890 o'clock. and the second with the club
from the Miller Manual-Labor School, OF
Albemarle county, will be played in the
afternoon.
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NOTIONS.

Toile, Combs az s. 10. Is, %, Is. STA. and
soc,
pur,es. s to SO.
Poeket-B Books. CSC. to tabo.
Nail brushes. 10. u, 20. 2i. 57H. and soc.
Boy.' Tnrndown Linen Collars. size IL
only At So. or $50. per dozen.
BOYS Standing Linen Collars, sizes is't,
"a az. and ~. 81 &c !. o. sc. per dozen.
81 Nam. stspdins Linst Collars, size 10. ct
&c each. or $50 Der dozen
Grsnsiiue Hes l6r .lsdies, gentlemen or
children Ia solid blue, blue and white
plaid. and Rlsck a1d yaise n,ai a. q lOo; a..
Ties "a KjshpSDd. oodsisting Of foiids.
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Ching EisllinR.

The Church-Hill Fishing Club will go
down TO Fair oaks Wednesday evening
and spend the next day fishing. brunswick
stew and other good things to eat ana
drink will be furnished, and a delightful
time Is anticipated. There will be about
twenty people in the party.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-27
Small and Gibbs Here.

Rev. Sam Small. the Georgia preacher
who created such interest in the Prohi-
bltion movement in Norfolk, and Mr.. w.
w. Gibbs, chairman OF the Prohibition
State Committee, spent an hour or so in
Richmond yesterday morning. They came
down from New York, and left on the
o'clock Chesapeake and Ohio train for
Charlottesville.
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RIcHMoNn IIvE-srocK MARKET

RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET
RICHMOND, VA. May B.-Receipts,
cattle, leo; sheep and lambs, $50, hoSa,
rs head
saies--Cattle, 100; sheep and lambs, $50:
hogs, 225 head
Prices-Cattle, bert stsaic. gross; me-
dunn to good, 2xa3hc. gross; common 10
! fair, 2lB2&c gross; bulls. 2lld2Ac. gross;
sheep, 3a5Ac. gross; lambs, sQ51sc. gross
| hogs, 6IsQfc. net.
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SPLENDID VALUES IN
SIERY
For Ladies', Gentlemen, and Children.

LADIBS'
1oc-Fst- Black and Balbriggan
I2Hc.-fsst- Black and Leather Shades'
plain and drop stitch:
i9c.-Fnli Regular Made Black ana Lea
ther Shades. worth 25c.
a5c.-lhe best in the city at thar price,
Black and Leather Shades. drop ana pam
stitch. Extra quality.
3 pairs for si.-Blsck Isle, worth over
SILK HOSE. -Rlegsnt line At zoe. Black,
Cream, White. 100. White Lisie, oOc.
1ENTLEME N'S
1oc-Fast- Black spd Mifed. Good values
iaS+c Seamless, rast-Black, and Leather
isSc-Importsd Black and Leather.
SSo.siacE lnl Leather Shades, plain
and drop stitch. Every pair guaranteed.
AualY.for 81. Black Isis, worth 9c,
fuiliins Of Soft Balbriggan Hall Hose
IN several wsigh,A
EN'@
ioc.-Psst- Black spd Tan.
ishc. Black s4d Ian.
iso'--Full Regullr Made Slack and Tan;
pairs for 81. Woftb ~ least lsc.
i6Sxc. Extra values. Full Regular. Livery
pa splsndid assortment OF Tans end
Blscks- light. medium ssd heavy weights,
and the better grades 70 o2'fc- NO better
We give s guarantee on every pair Of
Hose Ne sen. 10 better. goods rpade than
Nthoss We keep In The different eridss-
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ROANOKE.
GORE D. INNINGS

Earned runs-Richmond, L; Roanoke, ?.
Two-base hits-Kain. McHoyeter C2), Tate,
Grim. Bases on balls-By Blankenshp,
/; by Nevins. 8. Left on base5-aich-
monds, 10; Roanokes, ;. Struck out-By
Blankenship I; by Nevins, g. Stolen
base-McCoy. Time Of game, ] hour and
"a minutes. Umpire Mir. Clark.
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MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES OF THE WORLn
Prices OF Money. Bonds. Stocks. Grain
Tobacco. Cotton. kc.. and the
Weather Indications

WASHINGTON. d. O., May Co.
IRIlN Forecast for Virginia Showers ;
warmer weather in the interior;
variable winds.
North Carolina: Showers; warmer wea-
Their; variable winds.
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FINANCIAL.
MONEY TO LOAN.
MON

II would not be SO IL we had more ccn-
fidence in each other. i havs more money
to lend than I can get rid OF. on good
Richmond real estate. / have SN,UW
ing patches of 5000, $500 500. and $500
In addition to this may say that
am in a position to make a loan ~ any
amount, provided the security offered 10
satisfactory.
outside OF money I can on'r somp
GREAT BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE,
on any terms the buyer may want. should
he not want 10 on usual terms. ! VIII
sell on the instalment or any other plan.
Now is the time. See me.
G. -. VI. COBB.
my 27-it. 90l east Main street.
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JEWELRY.

Orange Spoons. &C.
Silver Belt Buckles. Is and 500.
Handsome Sterling Silver Buckles ~
oai9 Jswslry store price for same quail
Giit and SILVER studs, CSC.
New ssyla watch Chains. COO. and o..
Sterling Silver Hair Pins Is low IS $50.
Abssutiful line Of Silver Paper Cutisrs'
nil TO a.
Gut Belts. 1lsQ
Esw Ing Of silver scs,i Pias. 100.
OF otock 81 Jevelry d more complete
than W have ever before Had
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CINCINNATI

| CINCINNATI, O., May 26.-Flour-
Spring patent, @.2O93.7O; family. S2.4Og
2.65.
Wheat-Firm; No. red 59d52kc.
Corn-Quiet; No. mixed. il1ac.; No.
yellow, 4lI5c.; No. 2 white, 43c.
Oats-Firm; No mixed. S9ilc.
Pork-Mess, sl2.j0, family, sl2.O0; clear
family. $l37j.
Lard-kettle 7bc.
Bacon-Steady: shoulders, &c; short.
rib sides, Sac; clear sides. 7isc.
Whiskey--S.l5
Cash quotations.: Flour dull and weak;
prices not essentially changed. Wheat
5SS.d55ssc.; No. red, 55$sFI55s4c Corn,
SIC. Oats S3lzc. Pork. sli.774lI 72Iz Lard,
S. s5g6.s7ls. Ribs, Ss.l546l7h. Shoulders,
1913. Dry shoulders, $G.621zq6.S7a. Whis-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-27
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE, MD, Nay 26.-Virginia
ys. new, 70, asked; Virginia centuries,
593l. bid Northern Central stock. 6sh,
asked; Consolidated Gas stock. 90, asked.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-27

Al sss.k offered ssins ss,4 Rssspes d,
Eosia y s!od 9gasn4 ~ az srsa.s
hey s'v' hsa AZ bssa hl3 t ofss re y. g 49,
sales. 400 barrels Narkst AfIn. 49,
g, and p; H%; 3 H;i& u MA a ~
II S;" r 4 ss b W. ~ 4 8 20;
PETERSBURG TOBACCO MARKET.
PETERSBURG. VA May 3.--gSpsclai.l
been rather light. evicts fcv eli grsdss.
except fne Wrappers asd ine shipping,
are lower.
PETERSBURG COTTON MARKEr.
PETERSBURG, VA, May S.-TAe mar,
ket n hruh With az actiys demand
for best grades az &c. Common and sandy
cotton dull and neglected.
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.
PETERSBURG. VA. Mag zs.--vsvy ut
tie dong here, and prices are nominal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-27
The gunner Beat the Sailors.

FORT MONROE. VA, May 26.-tSpe-
cial)-A picked nine from the sailors
on duty at the Norfolk navy-yard arrived
here this afternoon and played a game
with the Artillery School club. resulting
in n victory for the latter by score Of
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