davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-02-24
sALIDAE Dz TRAVRsIA

Para Palma de Mallorca berg
esp ''Oortes " deepachado por Ru-
bert J Hmns 46 SIS cate con 1906
kilos, 20 bocoyes 152 bts 500 sIs
azdcar con l07 .408 kIlss. 1875 cue
ros de res 1920 sstas de res 5000
cocOs seCos 24.4 PIP 2 be ron. Pie.
ras J DC, 5 sIs cate con 263 kiIos, 3
atds, 8 pqtes tabaco elaborado.
Barcel6 y Perujo, 2l SIC OF cafe
con 1.926 hilos SIC cueros de res,
14l3 IL bis sebO delretido y l o.
sabac0 elaDorado. Lltimer y Fer
nandeE / 81 cafe con 70 kilos 2 SIS
aE6car con 205 kilos. Oaldas Y 90.
363 cueroA de res AZ bEs sebo. f.
Font J Hmns Il cls fFntas. Con
zaleE Perez y 90, Al cEs ron.
Para Habana y ruta vap esp
Manuels," despschadO por Lu-
dWig Duplace.
El ''Reina Maria Oristina llevc
para Habsna 490 sIs cafe con Al
mil 500 kilos embarcados DOE So
brinos de Ezquiaga.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-02-24
MOvIMIENTO DE BUQUEs
ExZRADAe D1 xRAYMafA.
Ninguna.
ENTRADAs De CABOTAJE.
Ninguna.

De ls isla vap esp 1.-Two Bosch." )"
De YAbucoa y Esjsrdo gol esp
/" Isabels," !" con az6car, .cueroP, cafe,
habiChuelas, slmld0n y maiz.
De Ponce gol esp I" Msyagtieza.
%" con a21oaE. arros, chicharos,
aoeitunas : sardlnas.
De la isla Vap esp "Vasco," .
Sobrinos de EEquiaga, con .csrga
para vaRios.
De VieQues gol esp OIementi.
Ina, I" con aE6car.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-02-24
sALID4s DE oABoTAJz

De Aguadilla MaysgueE y Pom
ce gol esp "Elefante," con csrga de
VarlOe.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-02-24

OPERACIoNEs BN Ell MUELLB.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-02-24

Berg Ing "Doris," cargandO.
Vap esp '.Msnuels," idem.
Col. amer. I" EIW9od Burten
deecaEgando.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-02-24

REVISTA gOhERCIAL.
DIR NCTIOIAS Y AEUNOIOE
operaciones durante los dias % Y % de
Febrero.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-02-24
BuGna L6giCa.

Eohese afuera Ia en- . enter.
dad con las Ptldora va des
DR.. Rose. Entonan &. t51spo oue
es el organo en- que Dc, "a 5odo el
slstema para su salud Y ror. No
puede haber persona SAL sl1Ie con
ei estomago sucio. Destci. nse lAs
pildoras antlgues Y t6menst mo-
dernas que son las pildoras de Vida
del Dr. Ross. Su acci5n spave Y se-
Rura las recomieuds. De vents "a
bodez Las Boticss a
esEAEy a0ss CO.. Eww WGmA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-02-24
MERCADO DE La CAPITAL
AZUCAR

AZUCAR
140 sIs 8. Jose NJ. 3. q 4.31 COM
praron Latimer y Fernandez.
CAFE
Ootixamos clases corfientes para
Cuba al rededor de $293 y Hacien-
da al rededor de $35
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-02-24
0LlvkS Y COMP:
So ssISblocimienSS
-
IA MALLORQULNA,

;. San Justo rs, Is y 27.-Fabr;ca
de Chocolate y Ooniteria al Dor
mayor J al detail. Sin oompeten.
cia, In primerR On % clasa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-02-24
DE LA ISL.A,
RERTRAN HERMANCS.
Z" Ell BAZAR UNIVERSAL.

u FI UA14U-6IOO
Oonsignatarios de Buques, Aeea.
zee J. oe Ia Linea dc vapores "Herra y
F" Bilbao " de Liverpool . esta Isla.
7 del vaPor T" Avil6s" do Herrera.
aaDana. Importadores de meroans
olas' ferreteria, provisiones, made.
tAs' ooelas para aS6oar y miel. a.
COS vacios y oompra , venta de
nutos DEL pals en- comisi6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-02-24

OPHEAOEoHHs DB BUoUns Es prc
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-02-24
La Nueva ;;EStrella.
CASA DE HUHsPRDHs.

En este Establecimiento, irecien-
TEN ente retornado, be encuentran
habitsciones ..fresoss y .espaciosas,
CON vsita 6 Ia bahia.
81
Z ServfciO con muchO esnaerO.
PrecfOs m6dlc0s.
Puerto R;oO, IetMGn 33.
P~erta..de EspGfG.
Ell .prOpietari0,
Rafael Rodriguez.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-04
THE NEWS or MANCHESTER.
Personal and ether Items Cleaned
on the south Side.

Several lighthouses in Swansboro' were
visited by thieves Tuesday nlsht anu
n number of fine fowls carried away.
negro youth named Charles Jones was
arrested last month for stealing chickens,
and sent to the county jail. He made ms
escape from that Institution. anu since
that time memories have been ruherins;
4 committee from the School Board
appolnted 10 make arrangements for the
closing exercises of the schools viii re-
commend that the commencement De
held in Leader Hall Last year the exer-
ciees took place at Forest Hi PARK
In the Police Court yesterday James
Red tcoloredD, charged with trespassng
upon the property Of the Southern hall-
way Company. was sent to jan Tor thif'y
days in default Of surety.
Virginia Bird. charged with assaulting
and abusing Parthenia Walker doth col
ored). Continued until this morning, on
account of absence of important Wit
nesSes. -
The Street Committee met In the Coun,
Gil chamber yesterday afternoon, and
went on an inspection tour through the
lower part of the city. 81 o'clock they
met the members OF the Cemetery Com
mittee and visited the cemetery.
The April term of the County Court
begins Monday next. Licenses VIII be
granted at this term: Several criminal
cases viii also be S,d tried Of the Circuit
Court Of Chesterfield. has been quite Sick
Tor Il week or two.
a new post-ofiice has been established
near Midlothian, in Chesterfield, called
Nutiree. ~
DR.. r. 4. Hall. of MELVILLE, Prince
George county, is visiting ms grand
daughter. Mrs Breuin, in this city.
Rev. Mr. Moore, a former pastor OF
Cowardin-Avenue church. preached at
thai church last night.
Professor G.. $. Maurice. OF this city,
left yesterday morning for Washington
on business trip.
Messrs. T. S. and II. T.. Neal OF
Clover. Va, are visiting their brother,
Mr.. W. 4. Neal.
Misses Moran and Ida Hammons, of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-04

Hy1-gui1: No. q 00u.
hay--Bteady. hPlA sn6
sotton.-NonInAl; middi,ns sng~d.
frovtsione-Ftm; u,sss ~ G
s .nH @so: short-rfh tyds.~ W.; opl.
jii.xsii'S car'd shoulders. ND: 20 an ~
LArd--Iiefned, QB
Wnsr articles unchanged
CHICAGO PRODUCE s.,~
CHIcAGO. ILIA, Apr,i ,nAhr.
market was sIngulsrfy sThs wheat
quarters OF to-days s.s.srm Tor three
~ strength during IN, issy ioslng All
omcsn witnin q fraction ~ , row., and
Unanimous In ,bs oImrmlssion.houssv wsrs
on business. and had ii ~, AZ tho lack
operarons or Pardridse ga oeen Tor tbs
otners OF the leaders and ,h.o ns or two
among the local crowd q r following
Enrnr a'sgusiingly dun. The "ys sI,,. nav:
this Side Of f'i Mans With the wsaEnss. on
OF the total shipments 10 ir, .nc smai!ness
sies lited the market esrIy ans eovn-
Dulses mere were large oh.. sus on the
e awe v' ssslpers and declined foISus .som =,
sc. sold between S,s ' spn 3 70 MO
closed al Hsc--i4qs<c. lowe, ,slc.' ana
Gay. Cash wheat was nounInsr,., wan Mon
| eorn oHeringS were NOT ahv,sv'
%iy, anu their scarcity led sbo,,.s .o
v.ners 20 MAKE pronounced eye,. a.1
| pny. the talk OF damage 10 the .noV 70
| crop by locusts was clrcria ~. A'sentine
freely. and doubtless made ~ rather
more eager. The final wsaknsss eemahd
had the eject Of easing ths ,sn,, wnsas
some degree. and the early sdysrns N
| al, lost on that account NS was
| Nay corn opened az from isL ., M.
sold between 4slsGT and &c sn ~ $50;
az %iac, "a shade lower than on wo .syseo
| Tbs cash market was firm ana s,e Sson ~
lsc. per bushel higher ''''n = W
| oats-The nulness that seems =, b. =.
necessary adjunct 70 the traaa q J,
grain was In evidence as u.nsi y, Sn,'
The strength early and the wsakrass LAY LAY.
were distinctly sympathetic. Nav CO.,
| lbulhc. lower. Cash oats vere h. 80.
bushel higher carly. but easy la,er wv
Provissons-Tradlng IN product x,,h,r
| the last iifteon or twenty rnirn,s. ..sl
| mainly In small lots, the strength a., "a
| vance Of Be. In live hogs eteTtlng a ~ ~.
| tural influence. During the closlns Us
ments large commission.hOuse made a,
attack on pork. ana the other arti,is.
| yielded through their relation 10 4, ~.
| close was S2iac. lower than on Monday ~,
| May pork. Toe. lower for Nav lari az
| 12i-c. lower for May ribs. a''>
The leading futures ranged as follows.
Opening. Highest Loyes, Clean.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-04
THE CHAMBERS OFFICIALS.
Captain Goodman Does Not nelOng
Ia "a Deserving Family.

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. April O.
Spec.al) Officers Of the Chamber OF Com
uerce Just organized here. are as fol-
lows: }. Edwin Wood. president, J. +.
Harlow. first vlce-president; W. }. Keller,
eecond vice-presldent. NJ. G. Thomas.
q crctary: II. NJ. Gleason. treasurer; G. d.
Carter NJ Lctermon. +. ID. Lauman.
James T. Irvine. W. #. Vandeerift. +.
w. wills. +. a. Masse. j l.. Martin,
Board Of Directors. a charter Will be
secured at once Nearly all the prominent
merchants and businessmen OF N city
are members.
John Vim (coloredD. tried IN the County
Court for attempted assault was gen
fenced 10 eight years in the penitentlary
Walter Beard. also colorcd. and charged
with the stme offence, was sent TO )iil
Tor six months.
pr A. s Sleete. editor OF the Epworth
Era. lecturcd last evening In the Methodist
church on the Work Of ths Epworth
League"
A WILFUL FALSEHoOD.
The following letter. received by Colonel
Who defended Captain T. a. Goodman n
lls recent trial here. fully explains Itself.
ANA clears up rumor published recently
RICHMOND, VA. April ], 1880.
Colonel r II. W. Duke:
My Oar Sir.-lours OF The, 29th re-;
celVed The report circulated that | had
deserted from the Confederate army is a
wilful falsehoOd ] don't belong TO de
rcrting family. My lot has ever been with
ry state and people / was too young TO
enter the Confederate service. and was a
young boy at home, In Ballsvile. Pow
Lian county Va. during the war but !
had thre- brothers In the Confederate
service. Ia ls,e ! was then "A young man
In California. and enlisted in the mounted
battery United states regular service, and
rNed IN the Modock Indian campaign.
IN that campaign my health was nearly
stroyel, from which / contracted heart
ana luns trouble and FOR which / draw
Is small pension. ! had my pension papers
executed in Charlottesville, and ! suppose
Mot Is what brought about this report
] wAl h- pleased for you - correct any
talsc statement that may be circulated
Yours iraternaily.
T. A. GOODMAN.
i0I north FlTst street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-04
TOOK FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS.
Had been i'm the Bank Twenty
Ycars-Trustcd Implicitly.

CHICAGO. April 3.-Assistant-Cashier
Frederick W. Griffin, of the Northwestern
National Bank walked into the vault
where the money is kept Saturday morn
ing. and took therefrom a package con-
tanning $4,000 in currency. Another EN-.
plOyee saw him come out, and noticed
he was III at ease After thinking the
matter over all night the employee went
10 Nice-President Dummer's residence
Sunday morning. and related what he
had seen. On being questioned about the
occurrence Griffin made a full confession,
although there was at that time not the
slightest particle OF evidence against him
beyond the suspicious Of his fellOw-clerk.
Bank Examiner McKeen was at once
called in, and an investigation showed
the books had been tempered with so as
to cover the amount missing, the pecu-
latiOns extending over "a period OF SIX
months Griffin took the money In a
vain endeavor TO conceal his crime from
the bank officials.
Unfortunate speculation In stocks was
the cause of his downfall. Aside fror
this the life ne led was an exemplary
one. lie had the entire confidence OF tbs
officials and did not even give a bono
when no took the position. He IS q
years Old has a wife and two children
and had been in the employ of the banl
| ever since he was l6 years Of age. He wa
arrested last night. and has been in tn,
| custody Of the Marshal ever since. AT
| o'clock this evening ne was brought be
! fore United States Commissioner Hum
| phreys. who continued the case on
| $1,000 bond until tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-04
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.


NEW YORK, April 3.-Flour. dull but
steady: winter wheat. low grades, $500
230: do. fair TO fancy. &.35u2 10; do,
patents. s2.003O0; Minnesota clear $40
2G0; patents, S25Q4l0; low extras. $500
290; city mills. S5.35fi34o: southern -four.
dull but steady: common 70 fair. extra.
81. 90a2.75; good to choice, 81 sQd5.2J.
Wheat-Less active, unchanged. ana
afoat. 6lbc.; No. northern, tsl4n6SAc.
Options advanced %alzc.. declined hp%c.,
and closed steady at unchanged prices to
a NC. decline, with quiet trade; No.
z red, May. 0hc.; June ana July. U.S.
August, Gle; September. 6lAc.; December,
csc
Corn-Dull but firm. 40 2. &c. asked,
in elevator; 57Ac. ailoat; steamer; mix a.
ing unchanged to &c. up; July and May,
only traded in; May, 5l1se.; July, 6lAc.;
! September. $50. =,
0ats-Quiet and steady. Options dull
and easy; April and May. S3ssc.; July
S3MG3SHc; No. 2 white. 37hc,
Hay-Steady and moderately active;
shipping. 50@5jc.; good to choice 70al5c..
/ Wool-Quiet, and firm; domestic fleece
Bsef-Firm and quiet; family. SO oo1I
1900; extra meSs, sS.0cpS.5o; beef hams,
firm at sis5O; tlerced beef strong; city
extra India mess. sl400il7.0o.
; Cut-Meats-Quiet and firm: picl1led bel
lies, 7c; shoulders, 57sc; hams. sf.G9l.c
middles easter; short clear, April. &c.
+ Lard-Quiet and weak: western steam,
$40: city $685. April. s7.25, norninally;
May. $3.50. nominaliy refined quiet; Con-
pound. s5.37aQ5.5o. .,,oo
Pork-Dull but steady: mess. N30g
400.
Butter-QuIet and steady; ., creamery ny
! new, &c; western dairy sqB1c 40
/ creamery, new. l2H2lc.; do. old. sQloife.
Cottonseed Oil-Dull and barely steady;
I crude. 23q24c.; yellow. prime. zbizc.
! Petroleum-Nominal.
/ Rosin--Dull but steady: strained coun-
/ mon 10 good. sl52i5Gi60 ana
| Turpentine-Quiet and steady at S-'E~
32c. a,as,,c
! Rlce--In fair demand and firm; domesuc'
I fair to extra. 4m6c.: japan ftHt-zS' or.
Molasses-Foreign nominal; New ,, VI. !.
leans, oDen-kettle. good 70 CHOICE @'"''e''
market fairly active anu ,lr lan,s nm. MAY.
"a T5S,1l s5. Iuly. l3I0qi3I5; Decsmper'
$il5; spot Rio. quiet and nrm' No l.
sleT5. a,d firm. fair
refining. Lille. reiinsa du's's " ins-IsGtxc
cut-l@af and crushed. sicg4fsc.' srahu-
lated. i5-i6fi4he s,saav.
Freights 20 Liverpooi-sluist ana stss"''
cotton. 7-64d.; grain, al.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET
5 pALTIMoRE. ND, April s.-Fiour hrH'
and unchanged. ~ q xas snot
s,, !" Anil 5iika6iAc.: May. 6lAtlol, vs..
Jniy. e|c.: steamer, NO :, oose'''s~''
1 .So,,fh srn, by sample. eiWtjc. ,.u
/ 'Torn-s,sady; Inixsd, spot. AMI .ap sas
5oa6Oisc; May. Dlsa5O'.ci; ssean as, scss,t
+ ssS.f54s2c: southern white eofn' WIZ"
ME; 30. yellow. 5essl50zc. s-,...
6ats--rirm; NO. 2 White. WESTERN ''7-S''
No mixed, do, siySf1ze'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-04
MhCuINE-WoRI<s ~ OPERATION.
Large Force and Contracts to
Last Several Months.

bJENA VISTA. Va, April S.-tSpeclal)
The Alex Il. has Machine ana Boiler
Works began operations this weeE: with a
good force. Nir. Rarig. the president,
has contracts enough ahead 20 run seve-
iai months. and is negotiating for others.
r, Mrs G.. r. Jordan left Monday for
Richmond
Mts. William Mitchell. formerly OF
llchmond. who has been very III for the
3. 10 Few weeks. Is gradually improving
MI Samuel Paxton, probably the Oldest
ouzen Of this city, died last night. after
" short iilnegs
Rev. IN. White Of Mooreheld. W. Va,
,ainer Of Comn0nwealth's-A tt0rney II. A.
W. tltr. Is In the city.
Mr. J. G. Lindsay. Of Long Mountain
"a the misfortune 20 cut his little fnger
=, The American Folding-coop Company.
~ Vista. has been organized. with
NE following officers: julius Granam.
president Thomas MARI Uhe INVENTOR.
N'e-pteslfent; b. T.. Vaughan. secretary
gu treasurer. J. NJ Peak manager This
hlany ID now making fifty coops per
gay, WIN is fun force Of ten men. The
0'Dpo retail for 70 cents apiece.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-04

we,,-known citizen OF Stafford. died a., a.
bis home, In that county. yesterday ~. IA
was gallant Confederate SOLDIER. anu
served throughout the war In COMPANY
c. Thirteenth Virginia Regiment o.n,.
,al,sts and others interested in the pro.
posed Northern Neck railroad mas pce"
Changed from the 9Th TO the 18TH instant
Al this meeting all the plans ain
rsngemcnts FOR the immediate heginning
~ ,ha road are expected TO be made. ana,
from the outlook, the lorg-taiked-of ana
nn,.ch. dcaircd road is now assured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-04
. x.-ould-Rc Murderer md Lunasic

A colored man named Saunders attacked
b,s wife with razor. and made a des-
ncrate effort to kill her. She received iiVe
caches about the throat, and Is IN
e"ccarIous condition. Saunders is In jail,
NSbsriff Curtis has a white iunatic In Jail.
vho' he thinks, has escaped from some
sevi,im. as he has the number "i0g' on
some OF his undorclo.hing. He was found
sc,ne three weeks ago In the waitng-room
~ The electric railway. No one knew
ANYTHING Of him. He Is man about
q wears OF age, rather gray, about feet
4 inches tall. He Is not dangerous, but
seems 10 know nothing; at times ne talks,
biacksmish. In his pocket was found
a piece OF paper on which was written
william Lamb" supposed TO be his
rlP
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-04
Jnme.-Riyer IMPROVEMENT.

The Committee on James River I'M
provement held Its regular monthly meet
ing In Room No. of the City Hall last
evening at 6 o'clock.
On motion Of Mr.. Capers a resolution
was adopted notifying the Board of Al
dermen that the committee was still
without competent clerk. and asking
prompt action in the matter.
The report of Captain r. G.. Cunning
ham as to the work done by the dredge
Newport during the past month was re-
ceived. and bills amounting to 1902
were approved
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-04
LIBEL SUIT, $4,000.
,>sTITtTED AGAINST SMALL AND
LINDSAY uY MRS. REAMY.
.ootbcr for Like Amount to he
urought by Nr. Quiuby-Linus"S
,,,.,...d hx Presbytcrinn Minis
,crs--Thc Lott Havcrhiii.

,,oRFOI.K. VA. April s.-(Special)--
hso result of the article which appeared
I. the Plot newspaper last Saturday
manning Affecting the honor OF MIS-
J.arov. wife OF Rev. T. II. Reamy. and
81. l.. u. Tcacle Qulnby, Of Onancock'
". Mr.. John Neely OF the law firm OF
%.cly. Scldner * Warrington, Instituted
,n the Court Of Law ard Chancery to-day
libel suit. The plaintiff IS Mrs. Reamy
The defendants are the Pilot Publishing
company. the Rev Sam. W. Small and
Ire Rev. ". {. Lindsay. the correspond
cnt who furnished the report in question,
end the amount of damages asked Is &c.
tp1.
STILL ANOTHER.
This Is but one suit on account OF this
,rtlicatlon Another for the same amount
VIII be brought against the same defend
ants and with the same counsel. with
Mr. Quinby az plaintiff. as soon as IL Is
Convenient for Mr. Nicely.
The funeral OF Mrs. Edwards. wife Of
Rev Joseph !. Edwards. took place from
Chestnut Street Methodist Episcopal
church. Berkeley. this morning, and was
conducted by Rev. q. n. Kay, assisted ny
Rev. +. Men Simpson.
The Presbyterian Ministers Association
Of this city and section, AT called meet
ing to-day. discussed the subject matter
Of the recent letter OF Rev w. c. Lind
say. from Onancock TO the Pilot, and adj
dressed communication, the contents
Of which will not be made public at pres
Ont 10 the sessions of the Cape Charles
and Holmes churches. Of which Rev. Mr.
Lindsay is pastor
REPORTED AT NORFOLK.
The cautain Of the tug Luckenbach.
which arrived In port to-day. reports the
loss Of the small steamer city of Haver-
lil. with two barges. which the tug was
toWiny from New York 10 Norfolk. The
steamer broke away and foundered in
heavy gale last Wednesday. The Luck
cuhach has had hard luck recently in
towing steamers, having lost the ferry
boat Idaho On HaUeras February lith.
Nothing was beard Of the City OF iIaver'
I'm until Friday last, when the body of
a seaman. who has been identified as
Captain Warren T. Watrous. who was on
the steamer. was picked up by the pilot
boat James Gordon Bennett. There Is
little doubt among shipping men that
tho steamer has gone TO the bottom vita
her crew of ten men.
The case OF Chief-of- Police Rebman IL
Sun being heard by the police connie,
Fioners II VIII probably be concluded
to-day
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-04
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

RICHMOND. VA. April 3.-No auction
offerings on Change to-day.
Private sales: Filters. 8: smokers ",
Wrappers, I; scrap, %; dark leaf. %; Tugs,
49, Total, l56 hogsheads.
Revenue collections: Cigars and olga
rettes, Sl,7l0GD; tobacco. $l.J9ls9. Total,
s3.302i9.
as yesterday in both prices and quality.
quite a number of hogsheads were sold
by sample at Shelburne's. Dark sales
were much larger to-day, and prices were
fully up on all grades.
Good, bright smokers were In active
demand to-day, and prices were very good.
Dark leaf and Tugs were also in good de-
mand. Prices unchanged.
Alr. j. Il. Boatwright, OF Danville, Va,
Wa here To-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-04

At a meeting of the stockholders OF the
Rerryviile building Association, the fol-
lowing directors were elected for TIE IN
Cnrm,ck. y. j. Ahiick. H. W. Baker, X.
X. ogden. John H. Nell. and X; ID.
Uardesty. The directors met Immediately
Afterwards and elected the following OIL
GERS: N. W. Jones. president; X. X. Og-
don yice-president: Il. -. Hardesty. sec
reiarv and treasurer, and c. NJ. Brown,
solicitor.
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THE MARYLAND DEMOCRACY.
state Convention to lie Held In Bai-
timore July 3Ist.

BALTIMORE. April 3.-The Democratic
State Central Committee to-day dec'Ced
TO hold the state convention In this CITY
on Wednesday, July Slst. a large num-
Der Of politicians from all parts OF me
state congregated In the Carrollton Hotel
before the meeting was called to order.
and fingered long after its adjournment,
discussing gubernatOrial nominations.
majority OF those present were ONCE
holders. Even Washington officials were
represented, Notwithstanding President
Clevcland's orders.
Senators German and Gibson were
among the early arrivals, ana with
"Free" Rasin and Murday Van Diver,
fixed up the resolutions. which were later
on presented TO the committee and adopt
ed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-04
stnuptop's Methodist Ministers.

STANTON. VA. April 3.--(Special.)-.
h. Methodist Episcopal Church. South.
saw tia; the Rev. J. II. Boyd. ID. d,
vas to-day returned 10 his stanton
pastorate for another term; and that the
Rev II II. Whisner -. d.. was at the
same time made presiding elder OF the
district. vice the Rev James $. Gardner,
ID. u, whose term OF office expires by
limitation The Methodlsts are much
pleased that their pastor Is returned. and,
regret a severance Of official relations
with the generally-esteemej DR.. Gardner.
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Mrs. wrirht,s Funeral To-Day.

The funeral OF Mrs. Rosa Briggs
Wright. wife of Dr. Julian r. Wright,
will take place at o'clock this after~
noon from Broad-Street Methodist church.
The pall-bearers will be Messrs. Ruggles
Nelson, H. NJ Smith, Jr.. ID. Il. Lumsden
Harry Jacob. Jr.. r. +. Bowler. Or. u.
NJ. Reams. II. w. Bowman, and w. p.
Poythress
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RESOLUTIONS TO rnED. DOUGLASS.
True Reformers Adopt Them-The
Old COlkss Hume.

true Hef0rmePn Adopt Them-The
Old Foiks' Home.
There was big rally Of the True Re-
formers OF Richmond at their hall. on
Second street. last night
About zoo colored persons were In at
tendance. Rev. w. w. Browne, president
OF the Grand Fountain OF True Reformers.
preSided. and made an address, setting
iorth the objects OF the session. He said
held In nearly every State In the Union
by that order.
A series OF resolutions In respect to the
memory OF the late Fred. Douglass eu-
adopted without discussion. The body
then devoted itself 10 the consideration
OF the proposition 10 establish an old
folks home, and Browne made q forcefui
address UPON this subject