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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-09-17
Pedaling vs.. Walking,
Do You Ride a BicYcle?

II not, why not IT'S the most permanent and
pleasing fad yet taken up by the leisure class"
II you do not belong to that favored class you
make spare time for yourself by riding. The
most rapid mode of transit in Washington, by long
odds.
Times money to most people; why not save time
at a small investment? Two dollars for a lady
one dollar for q gentleman-will teach you to
propel and steer a wheel and Is deducted from the
price Of a bicycle II you purchase RAMBLER.
By the way, we might remark right here that
when you see a RAMBLER you may know 1t cost
''an hundred'-no cut prices or bargains
Countless bicycles at store. Glad to show them
Ramblers) to you at any time
GORMULLY & JEFFREY MFG. CO.,
1925 14th st. NV.
Down town Store, 431 10th st. NV. se13-2sd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-09-17
FINANCIAL.

The Union Savings Bank,
1922 F Street N. w.,
Pays four per cent interest
ON savings accounts. Open
until S p. nm. ON Govern.
ment pay days and Satur-
day evenings between 6 and
O' fe2o-20d
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-09-17
CORSoN & MCCARTNEY,
MEMBERS OF THE NEW YORK STOCK
TyCHA ANGIE

1919 ST.. Glover building.
Correspondents Of Messrs. Moore Schley, 80
Broadway,
Bankers and Dealers in Government Bonds
Deposits. Exchange. Loans.
Railroad stocks and bonds and oil securities
listed on the exchanges of New York, Philadelphia,
Boston and Baltimore bought and sold
specially made of Investment securities. Dis.
trct boids and all local Railroad. Gas, Insurance
and Telephone Stock dealt in
American Bell Telephone Stock bought and sold.
dS1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-09-17
IL Sentiment Played Out:

g. Is all sentiment in the affairs of gov
eminent played out? If not, how must 1t
be rugged up to be practically and bene-
ficially applied in an age Of commercial
treaties and neutrality laws enacted to
protect and enforce them? Is there any re-
lief for the Cubans providing 1t ia finally
held that this people, to whom they look,
cannot help them, short of abandonment
of their homes and emigration to these
shores?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-09-17
Struggling People Elsewhere.

e. How near must a people be and how
numerous; how extensive their territory
and how agonizing their complaint in order
to insure the friendly interest Of the United
States? 1t was said in the case Of Hawaii
that the islands were Insignificant and 200
far away. The question of freedom versus
despotism was ignored The point made
was that the United States wouldn't make
anything by interesting itself in the con-
troversy. It is said of Cuba that she is
small and that the people do not speak
the English language. Question: Should
against oppression If uttered in foreign
tongue?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-09-17
The Ideal Mount
Is aLHBERTY BICYCLE

= and there's good reason for IT.; the expert
= mechanical skill and strictly high grade ma
= te,ial in this popular wheel are what make
= It TIE best Investment one can make. 1t
- yields large dividends In those commodities
= money cannot buy: Health-strength-vi
= If you contemplate buying a bicycle, remem-
= Der that "the Liberty leads"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-09-17

on AND AFTER
SEPTEMBER II,
The agency of the Welsbach Light Co. for the
District Of Columbia will be removed from
HOP Conn. to
se11-6t COT It'll TT. NV.
The Republican journal., 1895-05-09
irot at West ROckpOrt.

The trot at West Rockport Driving park
May 1st, brought ont large string of Joe
Howe colts, some II or ID being there
The race was called at p 30 o'clock, six
starters, namely. MrLain Woodman,
Faies, Gnrnry and Bu5er Of Encklanl
Eaten of RorNport TIVE heats fonsfitut-
ed the race
Woodman waS driving Queen II Maine
not 4 Joe Howe colt, but waS allowed ~
start Is mutual ( .nsent The racc was
best I've out ot thlet ans waS Won easily
in two heats hv Melin, tinrntN, second !,
Eaton, third, W"edmAn. fourth: BIillrl,
fifth' Fales. ~ixth. Time IN hafh heats,
three minutes Hat.
Several horses trptted exhibition heats,
+. II. Berry ! &. f. l.. doing ! mile in
2.35 l-4; II. NJ. Beams Neni Nici 40,
and Arthur p. making 4 good showing in
q buggy, the time not bcing taken.
The Republican journal., 1895-05-09

r. aH st '
'''''' iN''
<n,u l.l.,.,,- l.F,n1lFtr,ox. ot rI,r
et rrl.>,tp,
iAf' Hit'7 " Ni'' n
lNti5 welv eeid- laM and gusiA Dark
clouds unst uprd tho capital. ana The Air
,.T.5r, ,4.4, .,.,si.t,,f .h,n,y I,ta
iN NilS aiiFAli''pi ! ''l'TW an alf"l'''''''''
by eallina ou the PiesidenF NJ the White
lIoYIsp ana vis tpla Nv hiin tTrN Ilr s.hAd
iNs tiag e iiAit fAghlng Wlth itih an't
AB$ lIMoSiN lUt Tx aGdcd tl4at Mis-
liMeWlM iiaa 81aiIfN made up laliN tu
t4No tf- psec MI e,cn. ana Mis- GfaMt
AiIa W.ta amcNhAt ilueN peHtctllv lcit tGe
ritA .ni RutlinltNlh \rw j@rstN lhe
s8l4S vA- Hi4IHaIlF piaMNarl ta tTc pU8-
t5W~s. .,t tAklh4 AsoH.5au@ Nis t,fAi tW snN
9,Hl AHlN4cAi c#sm. #t FsaoS Tlaa-
tlw. AM.i aMta fst#tni h8@ @aeNtt. tn 5l#Mt
W Shja.t.sI le N-e FrpSi8fut h4a .stt
arlln@G rM 44NQ llj tau M@l NAM- NWt
a- ft lMD Ncsa aMlmm@ FL @W Mrif M4
H4Vats FHNtaai4 sN~t5u-#i5Fol #litA NsblN
4H ts. ti1u ttt.llft. .tiAa.t .ial4iti. @ 4in aM
fs.lsNHNt Fi~#faal .WH
aIAe4 tHA tie u1rM Mm N#M5@ -Nna&
F.r ia wHAy ,i~ar NiiliM
.4n m& N#H hw14H MwH ~ai#UNiMi t@f
f-.N~A vHs hset ltlyiu- foFti ia.tf.tla
An0 wHM uHEie Wfll ne of thp ~l#4 il,
@ttle naia. rlisinA aboWt in lfia atH
FAr g4@4l #HuIn knev Nv -.AI F94neisc,l
aaj ~.NlaiarMM l4Hln I'D ~Had tWl@QeM.
MV WH4lN aa eften NaTaA Mii ig
The Republican journal., 1895-05-09

Spring has come. Mrs Branson had new
onions for dinner yesterday Maynardsville
Z MON Eagle.
The Republican journal., 1895-05-09

"
,i m"mfn' ter iim's S"w -sA,nts rlst IL
purgatorv al.seei,,- tn. wi,;dv a-lavin ali thjs
fun 3~
"ihert y danger IN delay
since 1861 | have been a great sufferer
tTen eatarrM | trieN Ely's Cream Balm
and ~ all appearances aM cured. Terrible
lis4uiarhes fron4 Wllicl | Hal long suffered
aie gone ". J. IitrhAack. l.att, Maiar t.
= Nol ANA A. A. GEN. Buffalo, N. Y.
Elvs Cream Balm has complettlN cured
its' w rataMh whsn everything eiss failed
.,, 'aS Il l'a+'i'''i,r 'i'N "S. y Wiit r.
w,il Ohjo
..,f ,.4..,,,l Is.,4,, at.,. ..4tn
Minis iesh wiMis t.aHer siN4 fhat N sta
alfifu sa1 fhat I'LL riat> ul ,lIs rr-s W..
3s9I ,y6,i'' X, .gs. ,..n ,. g1 X .1(g
m M4
Ni,'si
iN ,llilliN
A"t
etN ifsf usl Hf isctffr litteis .ma la5na r,-
,.a n
IN 3ii iN gitN Aii84 i- NHN
ts 3 1I
II
.4~aeWs to nie. s-luatkrG u 5NNr.As he
tlAfa4lt aiuiN eeit4#H iIdW4s. stAt.t N tltey
lfY, 4si rH-e4f l4I4rd y l,,i4fS 4 ffs,G 4iifit.I
al fAs. fAait at.s}.t ta Ma -hirss nf,n4a tFt.sq5
TlAN NtI,r letrps. w, tHt a4Aaret VIM ti-
1iaM@e. e "a Wsa4a ttaAt si5.tt#fl sllftfast8.
The Republican journal., 1895-05-09

Whiskers that are prematnrelv gray or
tailed shotlld b,. courel to prevent he look
n age, and Rntl>inghams Dye exceIs All
cth~rs in eoloring brown Or black.
Room far Doubt Mnlianey Cat O'Ratfer-
TVS wake) IAN this must be a pr-rnud
moment fer TINS s"w SAINTS rist i'll
llanfahan. "lr-roud, naatle An lin III
pHrgatorN a-~eeili tn wi,;dy a-havn' An this
finn Hti
The Republican journal., 1895-05-09
There i danger In delay"

since iSol | have hetn a great sufferer
fTom catalrh. tried Ely's Cream Balm
and ~ ali appearances aln cured. Terrible
haaGaches from wlich hid long suffered
aie gone. ". j Iiitchaack Late Major L..
: Nof ANA A. AL Gen. Buffalo. n. "
Ely's Cream Ram has completely cured
lnt NJ catarii wtsn everything eise failed.
Many a,qmainfancc> haye used il with eN-
frlltif rrsalts Aitrvd w Stevens, Ca,t-
Wfn. ONE.
ntln.. nf lr..1lll EnItn Hs NltN nelI.s aAl.ln
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-30
May, 81 ip6 rAW: July. 81 @TnA7s; sep
.,mabber, naeqals ", !, pscsmbsr ~ nA ds,

May, ST. innft4Q; July. yl4$5FsiA7si sep
siis0 March NL so.siiN. Spot RIO. dun
suslr.-issw firm and in fair demand;
quoted; cuI.loaf. SSH i3-ise, crushed
.,. ;1s. is,lVe: gr a,sc -lated =" S-ise.'
cotton. By steam .' c.d sran "p By steam
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE. ND, Auril 20 Flour
lrmer: western supsrhns $. Sas2to; do.
'x'sa. S5Dgi2.eJ: do. FAIRLY. N.01ls3 90;
winter wheat, patent. assasSss. spring
,pS ant Sps es 'ss sst' h SS s.a
sized: jane. CSC, asked, July, 81 5-sp
= ste. steansr. 40 2, 6snso i.tc.; south
.ril, y sample. 'ofi7-c.; DO. on grade.
Coru-s'lrony; mixed. spot and April.
,. Sta Sc; MAY, 20 l-2n52 J-lc.; jay. SIC.
nd. steamer miseJ. y af5i &c; south
'rn white corn. s. Lease: do. yellow. 81
fJic.
OIts-Qulct and Grn. No. white. west
m. 5IhJi lie. No. mixed 70 i-9G34e.
Rye Higher: no. 2 soc.. asked.
nsyn G.!st ana nm' secd to choice
ocean ghts-Duli: steamer. to Liver
pool. 3-i121.
EggS-Flrm.
fofTee-Du
Sugar-Firm: grarula:ed, SIC.
Provisions and Buttcr-Tnchangei
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO. April 29-Whrat had an
other bull market to-day. but the net
gain IN price WAS not an exusyagsrt
one. ~ the opening there was every APP
pearsnce of weakness, and the people
who have beer feeling for the top felt
assured that the advance had finally
reached its limit. The curb he'd been
nd nh IA ms faf rffncl Inc
offerings were not accompanied by cau-
ton. owing TO the indifference OF buyers.
but the sentiment underwent n radical
change In the course OF few moments
and rapid bulge OF 2 cents took place. a
variety of rumors became the basis OF
trading within five minutes OF tae start,
excitement At the outside there wac
disposition 20 take profits. and a decline
from the top took place: July VII at
opened NJ from 50 rs 10 IS l-2c., advanced
to s. use. and closed at 81 1855 of
a cent higher than Saturday. Cash wheat
was l-irt lee. per bushel higher
closing rominally easy.
corn While bearing no well at toe
start. despite tho weakness OF wheat.
corn Jared badly along towards the close.
but the efforts OF holders 10 lquida'o
were seconded by the bcarishly- disposed.
ard value were quite weak when the
session ended. Corn opened AZ ~ 3-fc. for
July. sold between - SIS and IS 5-sc.. and
closed ~ the lat'tr-l-ic. under Saturday.
higher.
there was much liquidation In oats. ana
IN neral way the market rcscmblSd
that ~ corn. Prices were without ABILITY
TO adTance Al any lime later. July oats
ciosed 3-4c. under saturday Cash oats
cold ~ steady prices. bu, closed nom-
nallv easy.
Proyisions--pro9rc, WAS easy all day.
There was -pthing IN the trade that IN
any way distinguish \ II from that of any
ordinary day. The loss 20 prices was the
rnf"rll outcome 81 decline In the hog
market
July pork lost i0c for the dag. July lard
5o5 -. ard July ribs . i-en5c
.nntlIr., f-lfiIrps.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-30

,ts'is daughter OF Daniel Park, Esq.
VINO departed this lie March l&th.
IL li-io TN - year OF her age"
me remains will be reinterred under the
oid slabs In Hsuton Episcopal church.
THE SrN~DIAL
oi The many interesting relies in and
around old William and Mary College
none attracts more attention from The
large number Of strangers who daily visit
this venerable institution than the IA
nous Old sun-dlal. which mas stood be-
fore the presidents house upwards OF a
hundred years. The old sun-dial is a
curious. and AT the same time an In
'iesung piece Of work II has marked
upon II the time Of the day AT London.
Vienna, constantinopie. Jerusalem. The
barbados. and Mexico. How often In
the past Ga Jefferson. Monroe, and the
resi- OF The grand old patriots stand
besid" THIS relic and amuse Themselves
comparing the times OF the day in the
most remote parts Of the world.
Great interest Is being taken here in
the approaching celebration on the 18th
OF May at jamestown Island. This win
he the third celebration OF the kind VIII
Ham and Mary has had since the re-
opening OF the college Carpenters are
at work on the Island to-day erecting
a large platform.
p'n'Idi MARCUS j. Nrlgnt, or the War
Records Office. Washington. was regis
tered here on Saturday. The General
Is visiting his son. who is attending VII
lam and Mary The General came down
from Richmond. where he addressed Lee
Camp Friday night In his remarks ne
stated that during recent visit To APP
pomat'oN by General George v. Davis.
IN charge Of the War-Rec0rds Office
Washington. he was directed TO n spot
on the field whore the bodies Of nineteen
unknown Confederate dead were buried
over which he will assist IN erecting Il
handsome monument aad inscribe there
on beautiful and appropriate inscrip-
ton written by himself General Wright
stated that he had collected for this
purpose SIS from Mr. Gnter, 81 from
Colonel John Murphy. and same amount
from Mr.. Davis. Of the Davis Shoe Com
pany. and that Lee Camp promised to
make UP the remainder.
The lighthouse steamer Maple. Captain
French has recently been cruising IN the
James river and all the buoys moved
by the ice last winter were restored, the
steamer returning TO Baltimore.
~. II. r Armistead resigned his posi-
ton as Justice Of the Peace in James
town District. The Judge will I'll the
vacancy AZ the coming term and no
doubt. appoint one Of the candidates for
the position on the Democratic ticket.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-30
NEy YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. April 2s.- ,Flour-Held
higher: checking business; winter what
s. s5d.3.3O; 30. patents, s3io4y3.7j; Min
nesota clear. s2.75gSi09i do. patents. scr
$3.50: low extras, s2;30pN.,5i city mills,
$3.50. IS: southern -four, quiet and nrm;
common 20 fair extra, s.2opplo; goo"
To choice. do. $3.2epS3,1O.
Wheat-Quiet and frmer, with options:
No. 2 red, s'ors and eleyaior, % l.29
excited and irregular, opening un-
changed declining l-te3-sc. ralying IN
l lie. declining 3-tPI-Sc., raliylns 3-sn
lie. and closing hrm, 3.41l-sc. over
Saturday; No, red. May, 6 S-sc;; June
and July. 6S 3-4c; August. 5sc; Septem-
Der, 60 Re: october. 50 7-sc.; December,
81 lac options fairy active. and irregu-
lar. aGvancink 5-ea5-Sc.. declining l-2T
7-8c., rallying i-sc;. and closing iirm, ard
unchanged. TO &c. up. May % Lie;
'4 dyS,. % and fp, easer Options fairly
active but weaker; April and NAV.
% l-ic.; June; % 6-sc; July; SSc. Spot
prices No 2 % l,?aS2 Sc Sc, No white
Hay-Firm; shipping. Jo9SSc.; good TO
choice. 10d15c.
Woo,-Quiet and firm; domestic. fleece.
i5mlsc.! pulled. l2ts5Sc. 9Th. ,,a,,.
extra mess. 5000; beef hams, firm. at
$3.50.
Tierced beef-ln moderate demand anu
steady.
cut meats-Duii and unchanged; mid
dies duh and easy: short clear. 81.
Lard-Quiet and easier; western steam.
s705. asked: city. 6 1915 lie: April.
ti.e5: May. E.O5; nominaliy; refined dull;
Continent. 10: South American. $40:
compound, Ice.
Pork-Quief and unchanged.
Butter-Qulet and easy; state dairy. SO
lie: do, creamery. l9c.; western dairy,
sJi3c.; do, creamery. new l21si9c.: do. old.
aal4 i-2c.; Elgins lec.
cottonse ed-oil-Frm and IN better de-
msnd: crude. 24c.: yellow prime. 26g
e. l-2c
MISUNDERSTANDING; refined. New
York, $50; Philadelphia and Baltimore.
Sst5 do. In bulk, fc95gT
RosIn--Dull and easy; strained. COM
mon 10 good. sl.50sfl .5s IL
Turpentine-Quiet.
Rice-Flrm and in fair demand; do
mss,.c. fair to extra. l-4a6c.; japan.
ift4 lac.
Molass~s--Foreigu nomlnal New or
leans. open kettle. good 10 choice. -yg
&c.: market steady and quiet.
Peanuts-Quiet.
coffee-Closed frm: 2sfl25 points NJ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-30
4 WEDDING At YORKTOWN.
Miss Maggie y. Crooks Becomes the
bride of Judge sydney Smith.

uFtUe OF JuuHe Suhtn.
WILLIAMSBURG. VA. April 29.-(spe-
cial)-Judge Sydney Smith and Miss Mag
gle y. Crooks, Of York own. were married
at Z o'clock this evening in Zion Episco-
pal church. Notwithstanding the very
Indictment weather. there was throng
present 10 witness the nuptials. The
church had been handsomely decorated
10y the friends Of the bride and groom,
and the sacred cdifce was brilliantly
lighted and this with the decorations
made a very attractive scene. a few
moments after the hour set for the we'd
ding the organ pealed forth the strains
Of he Nendcisschn wedding march and
the bridal party entered the church. First
came the ushers-Messrs. James r.
Christian, Of Williamsburg, and =. 81.
George Wilcox. Of Newport News. then
the groom and best man. Mr. NJ Il.
harrell, OF this place. followed by the
bride upon the arm Of her venerable
fa,hcr. the Rev. n. y. Crooks.
At the altar the groom Joined his bride
eXpeciant. and the ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. Charles r. Hobdey,
Of the Methodist Church, Of York
county.
The bride wore a handsome and be
coming travelling gown, with hat and
gloves to match, and carried a bouquet
OF Marechal Neil roses.
a BRIDAL TOUR.
From the church Judge and Mrs. sgd
ney Smith were driven 10 the wharf.
where they took the boat for Baltimore,
whence they viii so on a trip north.
including Niagara and other places. re-
turning by the PENNSYLVANIA route, and
VIII he at home in Yorktown after
May 18th. The happy pair were accom-
panied to the steamer by quite large
number Of friends. who wished them
hearty bon voyage The presents re-
cciVel were very numerous and hand
some. and were from friends IN other
places AS we'll as Yorktown.
Among those present az the wedding Of
Judge Smith, were Mir and Mrs. Robert
NJ. Hughes, OF Norfolk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-30
THE CVsTIs REMAINS.
Removal of Slabs and Homes OF Four
Beysnus-Ibe Iuecriutlnus.

WILLIAMSBURG. VA. April p --(spe-
cial)--At a recent meeting OF Magruder-
Eweil Camp II was decided 10 have re-
moved from the family burying ground,
in York county, the slabs and remains.
n any Gould be found, Of the children OF
Mrs. Cusiis. afterwards Mrs. Washing
ton, ana the WORK vas entrusted 20
Comrades Robert G.. BARLOW and r. y.
Servant who succeeded IN removing the
tlabs and in finding the bone. Of the
two children and or two grown persons.
Considering the years they had been
dead, they are In a very good state OF
Preservation. The following is 4 verbatim
copy or the inscriptions:
Here syetn the remains OF Daniel
Park Gusts, Son Of Cob Daniel Park
Gusts, Of New Kent CO., who departed
this lie on the 18Th. the Feb. 1854, aged
2 years and 3 months
'Tnacr this utone lies inferred the
BODY Of Frances Psrk c'sns. daughter
Of Daniel Park Gusts Esq. and Martha.
his wife. born April izth. 1853; died April
!st i157. aged years"
Here lies the body Of Mrs. Frances
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-30
THREE STILLS DESTROYED.
Omccrs of IA Coal Company Fined
and Committed 70 jail.

WISE COURTHOUSE. VA, April 70
CspecialD -United States Marshal Terry.
Of Ivnchburg. made n raid on the Illicit
d!stnlers at the Pound last night
and captured and destroyed three stills.
5. s. Smith. president of the Kentucky
Coal and Coke Company; George u.
Smith. his son. and II. a. Thompson. a
book keeper for this company. were be
fore Judge W. r Miller on a rule for vio-
lsting en- Injunction in a chancery suit
against the company. The Court fined
each Of them s. and gave them ten days
H., faU
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-30
Carried or virginia Bride.

CIAREMONT. VA. April 29.-(Spe-
cialJ-Mr. W. II. Dodge OF Philadelphia,
and Miss Cora Miller. were married here
to-day. The wedding was quite society
AFFAIR. as the bride is one OF our most
fair native young ladies', and the groom
is very popular The couple LETT on the
Pocahontas for Philadelphia, where they
Will reside.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-30
RICHMOND e1OcK MARkEr.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RIcIIMoND "a Anil - lsyO.

offerings wheat, lse bushes. Corn
White. i,U2t bushels. oats. - bushels
Sales Wheat, ls1 bushels. Corn, "h''F'
76i bushels. -
Quotations w heat I.Drgberry. b'r iee
mixed. eGtI 71c. shoriherty. tjUiec. 80.
7 red. 7Dc Corn White Virginia. % i-zc
40. white. % l-1c., No. mixed -
~ i-2c Oats-No. mixed, stfi3i l--c.' 10
3 mixed. S3G33 i-sc. Rye-coU6.c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-30
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

RICHMOND. Va. April 2s.-No auct'oh
offerings to-day a..
Private sa;.s. Ti,lerS. 10; dark lrat ~
luys, 3: wrappers. -. Total. ~ hogs-
heads.
outside of - murh-improved demand iOt
Old wrappers the market affords nothing
of interest
Good bright loose safes tomorrow.
Mir. g. " Bohmsi. OF Lynchhurg' va
Wa here to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-30
WARWICK POLITICS.
Lively COptcRts for the N"ri""S
County Offices.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA, April y
,snec,alj-lntense interest is felt here IN
the Democratic primary for the selection
o. nominees for Warwick county oncets'
which Will take place tomorrow. Inc
campaign has been one Of the most
nrt.ve In the history OF the county, p"'
n has been altogether devoid OF pltei-
raes Interest centres in the nght peihs
made by the present incumbent ana Two
opponents for the ONCE OF common
,tesith's Attorney. while the friends OF
the two opposing candidates for Sherili
ar. deeply concerned a. 10 the result,
an the candidates are cOntatnt' anu
none appear 10 be prepared ior the sur
mise that will naturally fail TO the lot
II some Of them. So mucn interest," -
felt in the nght and SO diverslnea are
the opinions. that 4 good deal OF money
Will change hands on the result onE
one o. the present county oincers VIII
b. unopposed. lie Is !. ". Curtis, Coun-
~ Treasurer. who has filled the office Tor
the past twenty years.
FIRED THE WRECK.
CAPTAIN Buckingham. Of the Chesa>
reake and Ohio steamship Shenandoah
which arrived here Saturday afternoon
from Liverpool, reports that on Neihes-
dav. Aprsl 2ith. as j. NJ. he sighted
the schooner Glcnola. As she presented
the appcarance Of having been deserted
he sent the first officer ard boats crew
Z, board her. They found the vessel hhlt
full OF water. her anchor gone and IN
totally useless condition After setung
fire 10 the vessel so that she would not
De- added to the large number OF dere-
lets that already sndanSer ocean navl-
ration. they returned 20 the SHENANDOAH
which continued on her course TO this
city. The Glenola Was burned In 49,
north latitude and 65.2j west longitude.
Her crew were taken of by steamer
and landed In New York a day or two
ago They took with them all their et-
fects. The schooner was bound from Hal
FAX 20 the West Indies with cargo OF
Goldfish and potatoes. She vas owned a,
LlAenberg, y. 5.
DROWNED.
Captain william Currier. aged e. was
drowned Ia the James river a short dis-
lance from Smithheld Saturday afternoon
about 3 o'clock His schooner went
aground, and while rowing around in
yawl-boat with q View 20 floating the
vessel the boat Baptized and he WAS
thrown into the river His body was
recovered. Captain Currier was well
known I'm this section He leaves a wife
and several children. who live In New
Kent.
r.. j. Barhan. W. !. Neims. and :. l..
Adams have been elected delegates from
the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Methodist church
70 attend the Methods, District Confer
encc. which meets at Beilamy's church.
Gloucester county. In July. The alter
mates elected were George w. String.
field. H. -. Coleman. aud ". L.. Cottren
Ten new members were received into
the Northumberland Methodist church
yesterday
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-30

BALTIMORE. ND, April -9.-Vlrginia
rs new. -. asked. do. century bonds.
So l-2(.J9 S-4; Baltimore and OHIO stock,
81 10 asked Northern Central. 81 81.
asked: Consolidated Gas stock. tWGt Ii,
DO. bonds. is ll6, asked; DO. ~. 100 '-S
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-30
THE RICHMOND D1spArcH-TUEsDAY APRIL 30 1898.
MARKET QUOTATIONS.
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUss.
NESS CENTRES OF THE WORLD.
Prices of Money, Bonds, stoexs'
Grain, Tobacco, Cotton, &c, nm"
in Addition Thereto the Weas"e'
Indications.

F. wAsnxoIoS. ID. C.. April 49,
puN Forecast for virginia: Ram To-
w night; unsettled weather anu
showers during the greater part OIL
tuesday; slowly-rising temperatures
easterly winds.
For North Carolina: Showers IN eastern
fair in ives ern portion: warmer IN the 'n-
terror: easter.y winds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-30
state of thcrmom etei

Trv WEATHER ~ RrcYyoSn YESTERDAY
was rainy and cool. Heavy rain Tell
throughout the day and night.