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Richmond planet., 1895-07-20
SlO5.OO for Virginia Seminary.

The Rappahannoek s. s. Convention
speaks in no uncertain sounds. She
by resolution unanimously endorses
the election of Prof. q. w. Hayes as
President of Va. Seminary, thanks
the faculty of the institution for the
honor they have conferred upon their
section in cOnferring the degree Of ID.
D., upon their honOred sons and gives
$105.00 cash to the work and pledged
as much more as individual Sunday
Schools. We are looking to see what
other bodies will do.
Richmond planet., 1895-07-20
The Star Of Bethlehem Annual Sermon

win be preached at the Mt. Calva-
ry's Baptist Church in Rockets by
Rev. A. Ferguson, pastor of said church
ON the 4th Sunday. We desire to see
a large congregation as possible out at
said church on Sunday above specified.
Brother +. ID. Fitzgerald, first officer
of the Star will make a statement con-
cerning the Star before services COM
mence. Miss Eliza Dudley, President
r ID. Fitzgerald, First Officer: Eman-
uel Harris, Secretary.
jy20-2t.
Richmond planet., 1895-07-20
CHURCH HILL NOTES.
Church Hill Knights of Pythias-The Y.
L. O. Club of Church Hill-News
Items in Brief

AL members of Blooming Lily Lodge
X. of p, are hereby notified TO meet
at their Castle Hall on Z St.. bet. 3Oth
and 3Ist St., at 8 80 o'clock z. M.
Tuesday, July 23rd, 1895. Business of
Importance to be transacted. V. M.
Gwathmey, G.. c., Isaiah Christian, X.
of h. and s.
The brilliant Social given by the Y.
L. G Club of Church Hill on the 4th OF
July was one of the grandest enter
tainments that has been witnessed in
this Section excellent music was fur
nished by a select Quartette composed
of Messrs. Isaiah Bell, William Mayo,
Arthur Johnson and Jefferson. A
grand supper was served, and the fes-
tivities lasted until o'clock a. m.
Among the guest present were Messrs.
Maurice Barrett, w Thomas Nelson,
George Branch, George Turner, George
Robinson, Joseph Preston, Joseph
Johnson, John Allen, John Minor, John
w. Young, Richard Bingham, Harvey
Scott, Cleveland Woodson, Fred Wash
ington, Alpheus Barker, Stewart Jack
son, Robert Mayo, Andrew Jackson.
Restee Jackson, Samuel Jackson, Phil
ip Holmes, Charles Toler,
Mrs Charlotte p. johnson of 917 n.
31st St., left the city on Tuesday Even
| ing last, for a northern trip.
Mr.. John Stewart, formerly of this
| city, but now of AndOver, Mass, after
| spending pleasant visit to old friends
returned home via the o. d. line OF
| last Tuesday.
Miss Belle Smith who was summon
ed home on account of the sickness o
her father, left again for Bristol, R. I.
on Tuesday last
Mrs. Bette Walden has returned hom
after spending a pleasant visit to he
mother, Mrs. Amelia Philips, 1905 n
26th St.
! Mr.. Clarence Tilley left for his hom
Richmond planet., 1895-07-20
RIoHMoxD, Va, July s, 1895.

The Board of Trustees of Macedon-
is Association held their regular meet
ing at their Office, 22I w. Broad ST.,
and the following gentlemen we're ad-
mitted TO membership after paying the
required amount for their stock
Mr.. Thomas H. Rock, 1915 w. Moore
St. Mr.. JEFF Davis, 728 Catherine st. !;
Mr.. Henry A. Turner, l13 n. Foushee
St.; Lucius Storrs, lOO3 N. 7th st. I;
Spottswood Robertson, 723 w. Leigh
st. Scott Wallace, oil w. Broad ST.,
Robt. B. Smith, 1911 Chaffin St. w. j.
Smith, 202 S. Beach St. I. 5. Burleigh
SD st. Paul st.
This Society promises to do more for
the money than any other society that
now exists. Our agents will call on
you. Give them your application.
SPorrswooD ROBERTSON,
General Manager.
MISS ELLA B. WYATT,
Private Secretary.
iVI3-2t.
Richmond planet., 1895-07-20

WASHINGTON, d. O., July 8, 1895.
/ want to find out the whereabouts
of my brother, John Henry Broaddusl
His mothers name is Maria Church
we'll. nee BrOaddus. He was born in
Caroline Co. He went away and left
me small boy. He was about 38
years old. I am now 81. His fathers
name is John Broaddus now living in
Washington somewhere. Last we
heard from him he was in King George
Co., Va. We did hear once that he
was in Richmond. Any information as
to where he is will be gladly received.
When he left home we were living
near Bowling Green Co., Va.
Truly your anxious enquirer,
EUGENE T. BROADDUs,
81 II. st. s. w. Washington, d. c.,
Richmond planet., 1895-07-20
NOTICE.
OrrIcr CoRRrspoNDrNo SrC

OFFICE COMMISSIONING SEC'Y, J
VA. BAPT. STATE ) s. CONVENTION,
4O81S w. DUvAL ST., RICHMOND, Va.
For delegates and representatives
TO the 20th annual session of the Vir-
ginia Baptist State Sunday School
Convention, reduced rates have been
granted by the following lines: Chesa-
peake & Ohio; Richmond, Fredericks-
burg x Potomac; Baltimore & Ohio !;
POtOniac, FredersoAsass.<e e P;adraopt-
Application made for others.
Send names of delegates as soon as
electee.
For information, address
w. p. EPPs, Cor. Sec'y.
Jy. 20, st.
Richmond planet., 1895-07-20

At meeting of the Board Of Direc-
tors of the Friends Orphan Asylum
held Tuesday, July 10, 1895, the One
Hundred Dollars ($lOO) bequeathed TO
the Asylum by the late Mr. Abraham
Levy was received.
The Board hereby tenders thanks to
Mrs. Levy for the same.
REV. ]. II. HOLMES, President;
w. p. EPPs, Sec'y.
Richmond planet., 1895-07-20

DANvmLE, VA, July l5.-George
Thomas (colored) is lying at his home
in Danville very badly knocked up and
his hurts may prove fatal When the
mail train from Richmond this morn
ing was near Dundee, Thomas jumped
from the fast running train and was
whirled about 80 feet. He was found
by Supervisor Robinson, brought to
Dundee and medical aid summoned.
Fannie Puryear (colored), while fool
ing with a dynamite cartridge here to-
day, had three fingers torn from her
hand.
Richmond planet., 1895-07-20
8RD ST. A. M. E. CHURCH SERVICES.

July 21st, lS95.-Preaching 1T IL
O'Clock a. m. Special sermon to the
unconverted. Every sinner in Rich
mond is invited theme-"A stranger
at the door" Text, Rev. 3:20.
3:3O-A very interesting discourse
theme-"Tracks in the AZ les. Text,
Daniel 6:2l
8:3O-NO services, as paster and con-
gregation will worship with the Fifth
st. Baptist Church, Rev. w. +. Gra-
ham, pastor; and preaching by pastor
of Third st. Church, Rev. w. r. Gul.
Inns; theme Divinity Regained. ,
Text II Psalm 10 verse. Don't mis-.
either discourse.
Richmond planet., 1895-07-20
Gall.

TO TIE PLANET:
The ministers and deacons' meeting
called for First Church last Tuesday
night was postponed on account OF
rain, has been called for next Monday
night at the First Baptist Church. All
the ministers and deacons Of Rich
mOnd are invited to be present with
out fail Monday night, July 22nd at
O'Clock sharp. Signed,
Ministers OF Richmond.
Richmond planet., 1895-07-20
RICHMOND, Va, July 10, 1895.

RICHMOND, VA, July 10, 1895.
Mr.. T. II. LEWIS,
President of Security, Industrial
Life Insurance Co..
Dear Sir "A little over
year ago / insured my son James
Washington in your company. On the
2nd of July in in the city of Boston
that messenger that knows no sleeping
took him to that eternal rest. /
cheerfully say that the claim was
promptly paid upon the presentation
of the proofs of his death and cheerful
ly. recommend the company to my
friends.
HER
DIANAH Y WILLIAMS.
MARK
INDIA McCRAw.
Richmond planet., 1895-07-20

WANTED-Mrs. Chamlee of 314 +.
Broad St wants her friends and the
public in general to call and inspect
her 25c. counter of Ladies' and Child
ren's trimmed hats, also the 49c. cOun-
ter of trimmed hats and great varie-
ty of trimmed hats that sold from 81 80
to 800 at 9O9 90, % and 1.50 to
close out her summer stock. A lot of
untrimmed hats at 104 and l9f. A
pretty assortment of untrimmed sail
ors at the cheapest prices.
IT, 314 K. Broad st.
Richmond planet., 1895-07-20
"R. F. O."

If you wish to enjoy yourself then,
attend the Grand Encampment and
Picnic of the Richmond Female Ca
dets at Holmes Grove formally Wal
laces' Park, Tuesday, July %, 1895.
Competitive drill between the Broad
st ZOuaves and the r. f. Cadets at
O'Clock Good music. Refreshments
in abundance. Admission 1Oc.
ie1Q-0t
Richmond planet., 1895-07-20

Pilgrim Progress Club, No. g, of
the Second Baptist Church. will hold
Lawn Party at the Y. NJ. G. A. Mon
day, Tuesday and Wednesday, July
22nd, 23rd and 24th, p. m. for the ben
eft of the Second Baptist Church
Special attractions. Admission, sc,
Richmond planet., 1895-07-20
nARRIAGES.

Is-JoHNsON-The marriage Of
Miss Susie /. Johnson. daughter of
Rev. George E. Johnson, to Rev
George +. Morris. B. d pastor of Mt
Calvary Baptist Church, Morristown,
N J., will take place at Ebenezer
Baptist Church, Tuesday, July 23rd
1895, at 10 n. m. Friends are invited.
No Cards.
Y-ROBINsoN-The marriage
Mrs. ElnOra Robinson to Mr. Norman
Wesley took place Wednesday night,
July 3rd, at 10 minutes to 8, at the res
dence of Rev. Il. Wells. Rev Wells
offlciated.
Richmond planet., 1895-07-20

The annual rally and entertainment
which should have taken place at the
First Presbyterian Church, corner of
Monroe and Catherine Streets, Mon
day night, July 18th, was postponed in
consequence of the weather to next
Monday. July 22nd, p. m.
Plenty of refreshments will be for
sale Admission, free. Let all the
friends come and have good time.
Richmond planet., 1895-07-20
LOCATIONS IN HE'LL.

It is said there are degrees in hell
high and low pits and ! think that
Oak Ridge, Mer Rouge, Gum Swamp,
and Bay on Desiard in Louisiana must
have their places among the first de-
grees. There have been as many il not
more people of African descent mObbed
in those places perhaps than in any
other places in Louisiana.
About five years ago farmers in these
paradises(2) sent to Georgia, Alabama
and North Carolina and got several
hundred people and put on their
farms; the treatment was such that
they could not stand it and some forty
or fifty started to Arkansas. They had
not gone far before the overseers over
took them and ut least half of them
were slain just below where this young
man was shot the other day.
We have said nothing about it be-
cause we had no organ to speak through
If the dark side of Louisiana could be
seen, it would frighten her worst char
acters out of their senses. We are GO
ing to show her up in her true light.
Echo.
Richmond planet., 1895-07-20
That WASHINGTON EXCURSION
VIII surely run.

There will positively be an excursion
run from Portsmouth, Norfolk, Old
Point, Hampton, Newport News, Will
liamsburg and Richmond to Washing
ton, Sunday Night, July d, 1895.
There have been several unavoidable
postponements and changes in this ex-
cursion, but this date is final so get
ready and go with us. See schedule and
price in our large "ad" in this paper.
E For further information apply
to M. T. LightfOot and Geo. Williams,
Jr., Managers, 20 west Leigh Street,
Richmond, Va.
Richmond planet., 1895-07-20

RIoHMoND. VA, July 10, '95.
This is TO certify that Miss Jane
West bought house on Darlington
St, and paid cost for it. Brother Jas.
West trustee, and she expects to return
back to Philadelphia soon. At the
time she bought it, it was occupied.
Richmond planet., 1895-07-20

If you want a pleasant trip, go
on the grand excursion from Ports
mouth, Norfolk, Old Point. Hampton,
Newport News and Richmond to Wash
ington Sunday night, July DIST. M. z.
Lightfoot and George Williams j.
Managers.
Richmond planet., 1895-07-20

The "Tents" go on the great
Norfolk, Hampton, Richmond and
Washington, Excursion, Sunday Night,
July 2lst.
Richmond planet., 1895-07-20

The Tents Of Washington have
decided to give "A grand entertainment
known as the Twelve Tribes" in
Washington, Monday night. July 22nd,
before the excursion Grain leave.
Richmond planet., 1895-07-20

WANTED-Ladies and gentlemen
wv to call at 5Il +. Main Street, to
"A consult Madame Lamont on the
PAST, PRESENT and FUTURE. Sat
isfaction guaranteed.
Richmond planet., 1895-07-20

They don't laugh-mules don't.
but the people are well pleased with
the offers of the Cohen Co See adver-
tiSpmpnt
Richmond planet., 1895-07-20

Large number of Tents are 60
ing on the excursion to Washington,
to attend the grand entertainment,
"Twelve Tribes"
Richmond planet., 1895-07-20

her and keep her quiet. I did not in
tend killing her. When Mrs Pollard
came out l caught her by the hands
and throat and held her Just so as she
could not make a noise.
DESCRIBES THE KILLING.
''As soon as 1 had hold of her, Mary
Alternately and Pokey Barnes ran in
the house. They stayed in there
about twenty minutes. When they
came out ! let Mrs Pollard 90 / did
not want to kill her, for she did not
know me She didn't see me until
just as / caught her. After l turned
her loose, she tried to get up Then
Pokey Barnes hit her three times with
a stick. Then she sorter shivered like
and scrambled. Then Mary Abernathy
who had an axe in her hand, hit Mrs.
Pollard good many times. Then Mrs.
Pollard died. Afterwards we went to
divide the money at a place 'twixt
Abernathy's house and an old unused
house on the farm
"The bargain was to let Mary Aber-
nathy keep the money, and give it out
to each, so as to keep count As soon
as Mary Barnes gave the key TO Mary
Abern athy she was to go to the field
and keep Mr.. Pollard from thinking
anything was wrong
Mary Barnes did go to the field, as
was proved 1t was thought before
that Mrs. Pollard was killed before
the robbery. but this shows that she
was killed after the robbery.
II. g. Gregory was next put on the
stand, and described the appearance OF
Mrs. Pollard when she was found.
OTHER TESTIMONY.
Lula Knight testified that she was at
Mary Abernathy's house when the lat
ter came back from Mr.. Pollard S
house, and heard Mary's little child
say: Mamma look like she been fight
ing"
IN HER own BEHALF.
Mary Alternately was put on the
stand in her own behalf and testified
Il never had talk with Solomon Mar
able in my life, except TO speak e.
him. l never had an axe in my hand
in Mr. Pollard 5 yard. / know nothing
OF the murder: never had anything "a
do with Solomon or Pokey, and am en-
tirely innocent of any part in the kill.
ing or robbery OF Mrs. Pollard.
HER GOOD CHARA CTER.
At this point several witnesses were
| introduced TO prove the previous GOOD
character of the prisoner, after which
argument commenced.
The jury failed TO agree upon a yer
dict. After further delay on the I7tl
inst. they agreed and found Mary
| Alternately guilty of murder in The
first degree,
Pokey Rarnes was next arraigned
1 The Jury consisted Of one cOlOred nnt
Richmond planet., 1895-07-20
FROM LOUISIANA.
A DDasssttaTraaiiy Orime-Tied to Tree and
Shot.

n i55I0Jlii5IIy OIIHlt- -II0U 20 IICC dUU
Shot.
MRR RoUGE, La, July Sth, 1895.
DEAR PLANET:
have just received your is
sue OF the 9th inst in which you re-
cord numerous iynchings and murders
OF colOred men in the South, but
don't see any which can be more brutal
than one which WAS perpetrated at this
place on the 9th inst. Mer Rouge, a.
seen from the democratic press is a
perfect paradise but when the dark
side of her picture is shown TO the out
side world, is hard TO beat for smutty
tricks.
Richmond planet., 1895-07-20
MRS. ELLEN HOWARD,
III 1917 N. St. James Sire,

Boarding and Lodging by the
Day, Week or Month.
Furnished rooms, at reasonable prices.
Strictly First Glass. Premises quiet.
Excursionists visiting the city will be
nicely accommodated.
Richmond planet., 1895-07-20
THE ONLY MEDIUM

For Advertisers Desiring
COIOred Peoples Trade.
Special Quotations upon
Large Advertisements.
Our Circulation 0uaran.
tsed.
Richmond planet., 1895-07-20

A young colOIed man hired a mule
and buggy from his employer on the
fourth day OF July and rode down be-
low Mer Rouge about Z miles. After
he got down there he decided Go stay
all night and sent the team back by
another young man who had gone
down there from the same neighbor-
hood.
This young man did not get home
till night, So he turned the mule into
his own lot intending TO deliver it and
the buggy together the next morning
but ths mule broke through wire
fence, snagged himself and went home.
WOULD NOT HEAR HIM.
The next morning the owner of the
mule got up a crowd of bullies-brutes
and started to hunt the nigger. "
They soon came up to the buggy unex-
pectedly and the young man explained
the matter but explanation was in
vain. They tied him-led him about
half mile from the house, tied his
back to a tree and there shot and left
him. They were not even arrested
and brought TO a preliminary trial.
The white people in the South should
remember that an Eastern King once
said of the Israelites: 1t will be well
TO treat them fairly, less they multi
ply, increase and become more power
ful than we and take our kingdom. D
Now we don't want the kingdom but
we want Justice, we are already in the
majority in most of the Southern
States and with few skilled leaders
| (Which are in preparation we are go
ing to defend ourselves if we have K
take the old time Indian plans OF
| them.
Richmond planet., 1895-07-20

%It is the FavOrite Means
of Communication between the
Business Man and the Con
sumner. Phone Ss5.
Richmond planet., 1895-07-20
EYERYCOLORED mali

Should Have this Jour
nal in His Home. Every
White Man Should be full
Iy Posted as to the Wishes
of this Large LabOriny
Class of the South.
Richmond planet., 1895-07-20

- Terms in Advance SIS
per year. Sent to any part
the United States or Canada
without additional charge.
Richmond planet., 1895-07-20

Solomon Marable was then put on
the stand, and made this statement,
which is different from the one he
made to the jury on Saturday;
sMary Barnes told me on Friday be-
fore the murder Zone week previous)
that she had two women beside her
self, and wanted me to help them. My
part was to keep Mrs. Pollard quiet
and Mary Alternately and POkey Barnes
were to rob the house. Mary Barnes s
part was to get the key to get the
money and bring it to Mary Alternately
She was also TO get Mrs Pollard out Oi
the house, and / was to catch hold oi
Richmond planet., 1895-07-20

Lula Knight testified that she was at
Mary Abernathy's house when the lat
ter came back from Mr. Pollard $
house, and heard Mary's little child
say: Mamma look like she been fight
inc -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-24
Obsrrylng A cen .lon.Day.

a large gathering of members of Rich
moud Commandery 40. .. knights Tenn
plar. and their ladies. was held az the
Masonic Temple last night. 10 attend the
exercises OF Ascension-Day. which We're
held under the auspices of the order.
Captain Frank W. Cunningham, the
eminent commander presilrd
The exercises were q cned with prayer
by Rev. II. a. Goodwin. of ST. John S
Episcopal church. Past Eminent Com
mander Charles a. Taylor made an in
teresting address on the history of the
order, ana Rev Nanderslice, OF
Union-Station Methodist church, delivered
an eloquent discourse on the ascension OF
the Lord Jesus Christ. lie was followed
by Rev. +. ;. Suckney of Monumental
church. who spoke In a similar STRAIN,
and called the Knights Templar the
flower OF Masonry.
Past Eminent Commander James H.
Capers described how the early Iempiars
started on their pilgrimage. and then
briefly spoke on the pilgrimage pro-
posed 10 be taken 10 Boston within
few weeks.
The musical part of the programme
was executed by a quartette' consisting OF
Miss Porter OF Washington, Messrs. Jas
per l.. Rowe. Frank ". Cunningham. and
oscar Lohman. The exercises were
brought TO "A close with stefeopticOn
views, taken from the lie of the Savior.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-24

Estimates of Product. OF rho Who'e world
During S0l


WASHINGTON. May 1.-The Director
OF the Mint estimates The production 0f
gold by the mines Of the United states.
approximately. during the calendar year.
ls9l 10 have been l.sl0.s0J fire ounces, of
the coming value of S3s90Ol0. an increase
over 1893 of $3,UlVOl. which is the largest
amount produced in any year since 1915.
The production of silver from tho mines
of the United States ls estimated 20 have
approximated in 1891 $4,000 ounces, OF
the coming value OF s5i,V0J.r1. showing "a
decrease. as compared Win 1913 OF IV.
5000 ounces. In the production OF foli
California leads with an output OF siJ-
$1,000. Colorado coming second WIN ~
4gl 90, Montana third with Ni1Jl,Wy ana
Sol th Dakota 81 $1,000
colorado heads the list IN silver by am
outrut OF 23Ysl fu fine ounces or the
coming value Of N0,lpl 200; Montana sec
Ond win a production Of lZ,t-Unl me
ounces. followed by Utah with proiuc-
ton Of $4,000 fne ounces, ana Idaho
with 32iS.lU fine ounces. AZ me average
price Of silver for The calendar year
is9f (S0.635l. the commerciil taine or ~,
silver product Of the mines OF lhe / hlttl
states rs 81, i32 300.
THE estimates OF the agents employed
by the Mint Bureau 10 sainer pc sld-
tlsfics Of the product or soih anu sllgrl
for the several States and Territories
make the gold product aggregate Sf5hY.-
00o and the silver product oLNWWL
ounces The estimate OF the Director OF
the Mint is based upon the deposits or
domestic bullion al the minis ana assay
Offices and upon the returns IRON pri-
vara rennarics. who have couftepusly re-
p0rted the amount Of their output or
both gold and silver. and the source from
whence the ores from which the same
was extracted were received, ana not
from the reports OF mine owners.
I'M regard 10 the product OF the WOfid
gold and silver for 1885 the returns are in-
complete. but so far az received snow an
increase in the production Of gold over
i93 OF about S2i 0000oo. the largest IN
crease being IN Africa, viz. N.voWl; AUS
tralia IS 10000, followed by The United
states with an increase Of &3,3n,Wo Aus
tralla leads the list OF gold producing
countries FOR 1894 with a production Of
Sfl ocoOO0, the United states taking second
place. ,.. Al. 49,. ..,,
II is estimated will be- from li Np 90
~ ia on 90 ounces for the year l9i The
heaviest falling of in the production H. In
the United States. followed by Australia,
Mexico showing a gain Of 200 900 ounces.
Nexico also gains IN her production Of
gold one and one-haf million dollars.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-24

CINcINNATI, o., May 23.-Flour mar
ket active and higher; winter patent,
S3.eDa4 10, fancy. S3.6Jg3.sJ; family, SID
1850.
Wheat prices continue 10 auFahces No
> rel. track. sc. 80. .. to arrive. zoe.
Corn steady and unchanged
Oats-NO. ., track, 5lt2c.
PORK fairly active and hrm mess,
$3.50.
Lard quiet and i'm moderate demand ;
steam leaf. S7.2j, kettle, SO.
Dry sailed meats firm and active, loose
shoulders, $500, short ribs, S6n, short
clear $3.50; boxed meats i4c. more.
Bacon nrm and I'm fair demand loose
shoulders, SJ.JO. short ribs StSi1, short
clear $40; boxed meats &c. more
Whisky quiet and easy 40 el.-L
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-24
GAMES TO-DAY.
Lynchburg Wins Easuy--Fi, hers Weak
meas in the Box,

ROANOKE VA, May 9.-Special.-
Fishers weakness in the box was the
primary cause OF Roanoke's defeat to-
day. lie apparently made no effort 10
pitch and simply tossed the balls over
the plate. Lynchburg touched him up
for seventeen hits. with a total OF thirty
two bases. Berryhill sent the ball over
the fence for a home run in the second
when three men were on bases. Ihomp-
son and McKenna also secured hOmers.
Roanoke put up good fielding game
I'm the face of such terrific batting, Caya-
naugh. Paddcn. and Sherer doing par
ticularly good work Breen and Fitzsim-
mons were both injured during the first
inning. and had 10 retire.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-24
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

IAlN IT Al'f.Nl T. \ 49, may l'fff
Private sales reported TO the secretary
Of the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day.
Wrappers. - hogshcads. nllers 2li scrap
tbrighD. 80. burleys. :, sun-cured, e.,
Tugs dark. p Total. "a hogsheads.
The tobacco Inspector reports to-day
Inspections Bright. 33 hOgshoads. dark,
81 hosshcads. Reinspe ctions-Bright, 81
hOGsheads.
Myers. Seabrooks Shockoe old DO
miniOn, Allegheny. Meals. Crcnshaw s..
Daycnrorts Planters. and Shelburne s.
tobacco warehouses report to-day. Re
ccipts, ~ packages. deliveries lil pack
ages.
nited states internal revenue cOllec-
lions for the city of Richmond. Va, to-
day: Cigars and cigarettes, Sl-lHo, plug
tObacc0s. SlIpS.O9. Total, g. 'ei2 50
There was sale of dark loose tobaccOs
az Davenports warehouse to-day at salts
factory prices.
Mcssrs George 4. Haynes and Carter
d. Ryland Will offer some breaks Of sum
cured tOhaccos az auction ON Change
tomorrow Frday, May -. 1850.