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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-21
MARKET QUOTATIONS.
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT EUsI-
NESS CENTRES OF THE WORLD.
Prices OF Money, Bonds, STOCKS
Grain. Tobacco, Cotton, Cattle
Country Produce, &c, Foreign
and Domestic.

NEW YORK. April 2O.-Business at the
Stock Exchange was on a larger scale
to-day. and. on a well-distributed busi-
ness prices for the leading issues scored
material gains. Commission-houses ana
firms with foreign connections received
more orders than for some time, ana
local bull operators were also disposed 10
ex,end their lines. especially in the
Changers. The steady rise In British
consols, private cables reporting trans
actions as high as ia. and the advance IN
United States AS of 1875 to us 5-s, ex-
n1ain why investors and others are COM
ne,,ed 10 seek other avenues for the em-
ployment Of their capital. London, ac-
cording to good authorities. bought fuIiy
1000 shares Of ST. Paul, Louisville
md Nashville. and low-priced Southwest
ems. as well as a round amount Oh
mortgages. .,o.,
Local operators paid more attention
IN the Changers than of late, ana the
hears also covered extensively right
through the list The withdrawal OF WV
noe IN gold from the Sub-Treasury hau
ma effect whatever, as the sterling eN-
change market Is inclined TO droop'
was understood at late hour ina, onls
s2o0O0O OF the gold will be forwarued W
morrow. The disposition OF the reiiiail
der was not positively known soH,e
GETTING that IL would be forwarded late
~ the reek and others that It would be
,urned into a local city bank. The mat
,er al hest excited only a languid IN
terest. -. ora
THE advance in stock prices at one
,,,,,a was equal to 1-2G3l-2 per cent
consolidated Gas leading. with sales up
70 1e4. Conspicuous in the rise were tme
Crangers Union Pacific, Southern RaiI-
nav Missouri Pacific. the Changers
and louisville and Nashville. In ,he
Industrials. Sugar rose to 126 IL. the Des,
nrice vet reached. Cotton OH pIeterreu
advanced 1873. to 81 rs, ana I0pacVo
9 10 70. In the active issues rhn' ~
Pere Marquette preferred soid GP ., ~
~. Manhattan Beach 2. to ~; hockiIlS
Valley Il -i, to Is, ana E'aiS' '''e ''
Terre Haute 3, TO "a. tn, ,.,oos
Speculation closed strong. with prices
onYvbere from l-2 to per cent. higher
,bs dav. The total sales were 2iZ'45l
eharne including 5000 Sugar, AF'
I-rian Pacific. 20.SO0 Tobacco, s,ho 81
paul and 126CO Louisville and NASH
vile. -, s,roro The
Bonds were active ana suons'
sales footed up S2255'Ooo' .,o, 40 -o,.
treasury balances: Coin, Sl2o'iDS'o-S'
currency. $S7,S53'595.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money on call easy. at 21-Sq3 per cent I;
~. I'm at Pc. and closing offered at
10 prime mercantile paper Sligo per
cent. e.,,. -. .bo hoard
quiet. oo.,or With actual
,,,,s,ness I'm bankers bills at A.Sl Ia
uS s for sixty days. and Sass u l-i1 2
$fSSI-9 for demand. Posted rates, sly IL
@StseI-9. Commercial bills SiS l-zq
Government bonds steady. state oohus
5ru railroad bonds higher
.,ncK QUOTATIONS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-21
Property Transfers.

Richmond: George l.. and G. +. Flem-
ing to W. l.. Fleming. is feet on Reser-
voir street. southwest corner Wallace,
subject 70 two deeds OF trust, $l,52l.
Ed. F'orsey's trustees 20 John n
Canepa, 30 feet on Thirtieth street, north
east corner of z. sos
Patrick and Mary Healy to Maria l..
Irwin, % feet on west side of Second
street between Jackson and DuvaL 500.
Peter T.. McGovern to Pat. McDonoush,
&c feet on Goddin street. southeast cor
ner Of Hickory, $50.
Walter J. Norrell and wife TO Emma ].
Peyton, 10 feet on south side of Charity
street near st. Johns. s.
Henrico: Fairmont Land Company TO
Harry a. Tabb. 60 1-6 feet on street
southwest corner Of Twenty-second,
S652Sl.
Jubal Z. and Walter T. Terry TO Mary
+. Terry, lot on south side Of Grove road
near Walnut street, -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-21
BOSWELL.
Homing Pigeons Acknowledgement.
Refreshing shower.

BOSWELL, VA. April 2O.-(specIal)-
The Capital City Hcmlng Club. OF Wash
ington, d, c.. released about eight hun
dred homing-pigeons at this place Sun
day morning about O'Clock. The sky
was clear az the time. and the birds
lowered about for twenty minutes. then
headed in a northerly direction. and kept
this course until they passed from view.
Mr.. r. Bernard boswell left here this
morning. en- route for Benning. ID. c.,
where several Of his horses are booked
for races.
Mrs. a. Il. Payne continues very unwell
at the residence OF Mr.. Charles Dabney.
Mr.. Calvert Montgomery returned TO
his business. at Fredericksburg, to-day,
having Just recovered from the measles.
a nice shower. of thirty minutes du-
ration. greatly refreshed things in this
vicinity yesterday evening.
Miss Josie Buchanan has returned home,
after a several months visit 10 reia-
tives IN Clifton Forge.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-21

o.rrIAMSBURG. VA. April a.-(Spe-
,.,,- Perhaps. with the single eN-
..,, OF the burning OF the Eastern
-, Asylum. on the n'sht OF the 7th
,,.-, ISIS. the old town suffered about
...,ock Yesterday morning with the
,.,s, Gre IN its history. The entire
ga on Main street between Colonial
f,..,c,ourt streets was laid In ruins.
60. tbe hour named the people were
.y,rel bv q boys running through
... ..c., CRYING Gre. and he was followed
.-. man on horseback, giving the alarm.
49,. streets soon began 10 IN with peo-
r,,nv OF whom were ladies, who
... ,t,racted 10 the lower part Of Main
..-.s. by a great light Upon the peo-
...,s reaching the scene It was found
49,, The storehouse OF Mrs. w. ii.
,,-.,,bvslL IN the middle Of the block.
~. g, flames. The flames soon spread
d. ,s nouses on either side. and 1t was
I'D. ,.v the hardest work that they were
..-e-el 10 this square. Ten residences
.-t stores. Including the big establish
., of samuel Harris. were entirely
...,,.4 Mrs. Bra!thwait lost her
-..l.r- and entire stock. There was an
'..-r,-ce OF 5000 on the stock. and
,.5 10 tto building. the latter being with
49, virginia State.
DID GOOD WORK.
~. students from tho college and the
..,i,s,s succeeded in getting out almost
-. entire stock OF Harris. much Of II.
s.,-sysr. IN q broken and damaged con-
r..en Harris, as far as ascertained'
-.--i,l about 5000 Of insurance on stock
I'D building. half Of which was with
%. yirr.ula Fire and Marine. on the
',.-.-hgUalng. owned by John A. w.
r.,s. was $50 Of insurance. with the
,-.riri1 state, Of Richmond. The Hot-
, .--sr building (owned in Norfolk) had
r., With the Virginia Fire and Marine.
,.-v ~ the buildings IN the neighbor-
..-f we're damaged by the flames and
.,,.rsa heat and had st not been that
e.. wind was from the southwest the
-ss would have been much greater
SUPPOSED ORIGIN.
The Ere started IN the rear Of Mrs.
o-,tthwairs st0re-room. and was caused,
T. Ia thought. by rats and matches. II
"a. only discovered In time 10 save the
,...s ~ two OF the Misses Braithwait,
..t. were sleeping IN a room above. they
tsv.re 10 Jump from a shed TO the pave
,..-. one Of them, Miss Ruth. Is now
..rs-lrr from a spralned ankle. Hun
5-ss ~ people viewed the ruins during
yesterday and to-day.
.rta r-presentatives Of the Board OF
r~lervriters were busy around the i'm
,-.rs- nile ~ goods. from Harris's store,
,r...a wore taken 10 two vacant lots
,..~ hv. bat subsequently, removed 20
e. s,ore-bulliInc formerly owned by G.
-s..ar AMI which will now be used by
u.-r.s Harris succeeded in getting out
MS bic safe 10 the middle OF Main street
vtsrs IL remained all day yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-21

France. ia bales; Continent. 1881 bcles;
Totals 30 FAR thss week: Net receipts,
l5,S55 bales: exports TO Great bfftfsnv
1891 bales. France. IA bales; cSnunsrt'
Totals since September ist: Net re-
cespts. fsS9,35$ hal.s: exports 70 Great
Britain. i.9o22T bales; France <sts's6
bales; Continent. ijS..6l0 bales.
Futures closed steady sales. $500 halssi
April. 1885, May, H.s7; June. 81: jay.
N,O; August, $40: September. T-A: Oc-
tober, sl2: November. T12; Deceobsr.
SUMS cotton report: Cotton declined
TO pointe, recovered a part or the i0s<f
ana closed steady. with sales OF $3.50
bales.
surprising frmness to-day. in spite OF tho
decline In Liverpool. The early decHne
was accelerated by the fact that the re-
oeipts were larger than for some time
past, and the total fer the week II now
estimated NJ 5000 bales, whereas ests-
! mates earlier In the week placed them
at 5000 TO 1900. The arrivals at Cal
weston and at New Orleans were larger
creased movement Is due 10 the filing or
hack orders. At the decline large
Wail-strcet house entered thu market to-
day and bought literally, while a prcmi-
nent cotton operator also engaged ac-
lively in the buying. Prices rallied. and
recovered most OF the loss, leaving tho
net decline FOR the day very slight. Bet
ter reports were received from the dry
goods trade The Ruoyancy OF Brttish
consois and an active and higher stock
market were not without their effect on
cotton. If the exports continue on any
thing Ike their present scale. many ope-
| rators predict higher prices.
NEW ORLEANS, LA. April @.-Cot-
| ton--Futures dull: sales. 1850 bales;
April, N.is May. VISA June and July.
| S5s: August $40; September, S.VV; DC
tober. $3.50; November. $3.50; December,
1888; January, 1879.
NAvAI-SToRE MARKETS.
WILMINGTON. n. c., April ls:-Rosin
! firm: strained. si45. good do, N.eo.
| Spirits Turrcntine--Steajy machine'
| Is l-ic.: irregular. n 3-4c.
Tar--Firm at soc.
| crude Turpentine-Firm; hard, N.5o;
soft. sl70 virgin, N.V.
SAVANNAH. GA. April 20.-Turpen-
| tine firm at q 1-sc.; sales. go casks; re-
| ceipts. 165 casks
Rosin--Quiet and unchanged; no sales;
| receipts. l. 493 barrels. After the close.
| there were sales at about a DC. decline on
| the entire line
CHARLESTON. S. c. April 2.--rur-
| pentine--Marltet firm at z5c.
Rosin--Firm sales, none: y, G, ana -.
! 81 20: y. i. and q, 81 80: II and /, S-55;
| X, Sl.G0; NJ. $40: y. $50; window-glass.
| sl.95; water-white. s2cO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-21
TIE FUNERAL or MRS. wHEDBEE.
Services Over the Remains of the
Lovely North CaroIininn.

Lovely North Carolininn.
The funeral services OF Mrs. Elizabeth
NJ Whedbee, who died on Sunday. April
18th, at her residence, SO Mt Royal ave-
nue. Baltimore, Nd, were held Wednes-
day at the cathedral Of that city, Rev.
William l. Russell officiating. The mu-
sic, under the direction OF Mr.. r. Y.
Hale, was finely rendered by a selected
quartette of male voices, and Mrs. Nc
GinnsS sang Jerusalem, My Happy
Home" during the offertory. After the
celebration OF mass Father Russell ex-
pressed in a few words the Cardinals
regret that he could not be present to
testify his old and warm friendship for
MRS. Whedbec, whose Strength and
beauty of character and rare gifts OF
mind and person had so fitted her to he
the perfect wife, mother. and friend that
all who knew her proclaimed her 10 be.
Mrs. WhedOee was the second daughter
Of the late Judge NJ. Il. Manly. or North
Carolina. and will be remembered amongst
the large circle Of friends who knew her
in her youth as one Of the most beau
tlful women of her native State. She
was married in 1872 to Mr.. James 5.
Whedbee a man widely known and uni
versally esteemed. The pall-bearers
were: Messrs. Lewis ". Hopkins. Henry
Thomson, j.. Francis Damflann, Ran
dolph Barton, Eugene Blackford, George
Moale, ID. Barton Marshall and A. r..
Meyers.
Mrs. Whedbee's will was admitted TO
probate Thursday. She bequeathed the
entire estate, with the exception Of a
few legacies, to her five children-Manly,
James, Thomas, Maurice, and Claire.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-21
KILLED ON THE RAIL
Fire Mt Burkeyiiie-A Dwelling
House burned.

BURKEVILLE. VA, April 20-(Spe-
cial )-George Brown, colored man,
about 30 years Of age, was killed Sun
day morning about 2 o'clock by some
train on the Southern railway about one
mile north of here. 1t IS supposed he
was under the influence Of liquor and
sat down on the track and went to sleep.
a dwelling here. the property Of J.
=. Fitzgerald and George w. Estes. and
occupied by Mrs. NJ. A. Buford. was en-
tirely consumed by fire this morning
about o'clock. The Insurance on the
building was about $500. Mrs. Buford
saved about all her furniture etc, IN a
somewhat battered condition. The build
ing was entirely surrounded by other
buildings. but by the efforts Of the young
men the fire was prevented from
sDreadiug
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-21
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
Dfchpanp1 Va Aprfl On 1905

No auction sales to-day.
Private sales: Filters, IS; Wrappers. q;
smokers, 7; dark leaf, 4; Tugs. 3. Total,
Al hogsheads.
Revenue collections: Cigars and ciga-
rettes. Sl,e5S70; tobacco, Sl,s57.S. Total,
s3,s26.53.
Shelburne's warehouse will have good
sale OF bright loose tomorrow, and
Crenshaw's warehouse Will have quite a
large break OF Southsde Virginia farm
ers' tobacco.
their report at n general meeting held
ON Change to-day. The plans recon-
rnended were adopted by the trade. but
IL was deemed advisable that these plans
should not be given publicity just at
present. :, -,
III Is understood that all bids for the
italian contract, which was TO have been
let on the 18th instant, have been re-
fected by that reggie.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-21
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. April D.-F1our-Dull but
steady: winter wheat. low grades, 81 afa
81: do fair to fancy. s9SgS;&; do; pa
tents, $.9Oasi2o; Minnesota clear. &,s04
"a Is: patents S. iJdA.35: low extras.
81 5Siiss; southern flour dull but steady;
common TO fair extra, 2.so4sS, good TO
choice extra, S4 SJO - -,
Wheat-Spot market dun and easier,
with options; No. red, store and .ele-
vator nominal: afioat nominal; options
moderately active. closing weak ~ az
Corn1Spots dull but steady; No. .. S9c;
In elevator; 40c anoat; options were. dull
and weak at a 1.@AeS. dec aecline; April
eats-Spots quiet and steady; options
dmII and easier; July, 2isxc.. spot, No. z,
s5iIf,25s.c No. 2 white, &c; mixed west
Hay~S.uIet: shipping. 7sG7Ilsc.; good to
choice, 93i1GN. a.. ,s<,s.
Wooi--Quiet: domestic heece' DaNe'
pulled, lJ0&c. ~. an zoe.
sll: extra mess, NatS.
Beef Hams-Dull at Nl01gN3.
Tierced Beef-Steedy ana quiet.~city ca
ira India mess. $l51NS.so.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-21
NEWPORT NEWS,
Question Of IiGht-Nunicipal Poll
tfcs-Pcrsonal.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. April 20
,soeciall-At tomorrow nights meeting
Of the City Council the advlsability Of
granting a franchise TO the Peninsula
GasIcht. Fuel. and Power Company
VIII la car-iI Tered President ID. $. Jones
ls couesp5nIei with officials IN other
cites where Colonel J. Il. Letheredse
lls operated % ascertain whether OF not
ODE quality OF gas manufactured by him
has Ehsu satisfaction. and the result
a. DIS Inquiries viii be made known TO-
BORROW u.eht. Colonel Letheredge Will
arrive lu the city tomorrow from Balu-
urs. and will be preseat at the meet
ir
Mr j. c. Thomas. agent for the Chesa-
g. axe ani Ohio railroad at Oriana, War
week county lost q valuable bay mare
o- Sunday. and has offered a reward for
Der recovery. Mr.. Thomas is inclined
g. ths belief that the mare was stolen
from DBL, premises. and sent a telegram
81 ile chief Ot Pclioo o. this city last
I-.' asking that sharp watch be
maintained for her
3d. J.. ST.. George Wilcox. United
States Commissioner for the city of New
Iu News has filed notice Of his can
l.4-y lCr the position Of Common
Vel.t's Attorney. He viii not enter
lie Democratic primary slated for Nay
,.1
Judge r. J. Earham, OF the Corpora
Ton Court. viii az to-morrow's session
O. ltt court consider all applications
i.r liquor licenses for the year commenc-
ias Nay lsL
N- T. F. Jones VIII represent the New
It News Council Of the Royal Area
l-u a,tlc Grand Council. which meets
500 Richmond tomorrow. Mr.. W. c. stu
an is tae alternate.
Councilman c. /. Barham continues
quite M with crysipelas. lie is now in
Hampton. and Is receiving the best medi-
CD attention.
Although the Republican sub-commit-
g. held is meetings recently behind
closed doors. your correspondent has
tarel that the following candidates
have been definitely determined upon
Or support Boo the spring election: Cap
u.l El9ch clayton. for City Sergeant;
Nr b. %. Henley. for Clerk Of the
Courts. ST. Maeruder Jones, for Com
missioner Of the Revenue: " b. Clark
l..up. for COMMUNICATIVE Attorney.
j. net thought the party Will op-
rsr Mayor Post (DemocraO for re-elec-
lr
ST. O. ". LEM to-day announced him
s.t ,,r The position OF High Constable
subject 90 the nomination Of the New
fft News Democratic club
Grs. ID. T. williams. OF Baltimore. Is
o. guest Of her daughter, Mrs. ii. {.
Iash
N.ss olivia wilcox is visiting friends
g. Suffolk
Nrs. H. y. Bailey and Mrs. II. i. Ham
mol1 laft last night for Washington
where they viii sojourn with friends for
several days.
.mmonwealth's-Attor J. X. NJ.
Newton Treasurer J. NJ. Curtis. and
C.rs-Ci-Courts d. G. Smith attended
Warwick County Court, at Denbigh. to-
oly.
SIR =. c. Hnlyer spent to-day in Rich
uaaI
Ar W. T. Rolph has returned to his
BONE. iu Gloucester county.
Rev. j. n. Phaup has returned 10 his
Bone 10 Bon Air Rev. Mr. Phaup had
tt.1 assisting Rev G.. W. Wray at the
Methodist protracted meeting during the
iast week
ST. W. 4. Tatum has gone 10 Rich
r911 whore he was suddenly called by
telegram announcing the serious Illness
q his wife.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-21
Change of Inspectors.

Dr. Curtice. the United States chief In
spector of quarantine for Virginia. viii
return TO Washington this morning.
Thence he will be sent 10 Georgia for
the purpose Of conducting certain expert
ments at cambridge in the southern part
Of that State.
Dr. George c. Faville has been appoint
ed inspector In charge, and will have
his HEADQUARTERS at No IL Charlotte
street. Norfolk. Mr.. Joseph NJ. Turner has
been made local officer for this city, with
headquarters at No. 1929 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-21
ACCOMAC VERY DRY.
al Five Districts Now Under Local
Option.

HANCOCK. VA, April 2o-(speeial)-
> 1l returns from the local-option election
N'4 on Saturday In three districts OF
Aseomac county are now In. IT was
Known Saturday night that Puuscteague
ana 1eiomkin districts had gone dry. but
.~e District. in which Onancock and
1'eonlac Courthouse are situated, was
IN eo1bt The mainland precincts in this
~h"iei gave a majority Of Binety-two
.oi license. but Tangier Island. in the
1'saptake bay. was known 10 be heavily
On iefor Of prohibition Both sides re-
..a'hed In suspense ill this morning.
wl'n boat came from Tangier bringing
- itturns. The island gave majority
"a 4" against license, causing Lee Dis.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-21
SATURDAY H.LF-uoLIDAY.

Clearing House Association OF Richmond
Richmond. Va. April 10. lssS
AT A MEETING or THE CIsEARiNi-
HOUSE ASSOCIATION OF RICHMOND.
VA, held on March II. 1885. II was unan!-
mously agreed to accept the provisions OF
the law In relation to the SATukDA,
HALF-HOLIDAY. and, In accordance
Herewith, the banks represented in the
Clearing-IIouse Association will close on
SATURDAYS AT u O'CLOCK on ana
after MAY l. 1896
The attention OF the public is called 10
the law regulating the Saturday Half
Holiday. which provides that all paper
dated on or after May !, 1896. maturing on
a Saturday. Is payable before i2 o'clock on
such Saturday, and paper maturing on
SUNDAYS heretofore payable on the Sa-
turiay preceding). may be paid on the
succeeding Monday.
Patrons OF the banks can obtain copies
spectlve banks. JOHN 5. ELLETT.
Presidon'.
J.. w. sinton, Secretary. ap is.2i.26
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-21
CifY-Hnll Court NeXNH.

Only one case was tried in the Hastings
Court yesterday. Ii was that OF Junius
Early alias II. Cameron (coloreD, charged
with an assault upon James Jones. Early
was acquitted.
Mrs. JEANNE Cartwright brought sui.
in the Law and Equity Court for d.
yorce from her husband, Albert j.. Gath
right.
SHIT was brought in the CITY Circuit
Court by william II. Beverage against
John H. Harris. Damages, tlJD
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-21
Owner of the Dog Reported.

Proper steps have been taken by the
police Of the Third District 20 have the
owner of the dog that maze such VI
cious attack upon Mr.. A. Il. Saunders
several days ago brought before the
Police Court. Captain Hulce reported the
case directly he learned Of H. which was
a few hours after the attack. and a sum-
mons was issued at once for Mr.. Kelly,
TO whom the dog belongs. and IL will be
served as soon as that gentleman, who
Is out of town on business, returns TO
the CITY
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-21

trlct TO 80 dry by a majority of forty
four. Only five votes were cast for license
on Tansier Island. When the news was
received here the no-license people were
very jubilant. and the bell OF the Northern
Methodist church was kept ringing for
some time In honor OF the victory.
All five OF the districts In Accomac are
now under the local-option law.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-21
West Hanover Pre-bytery.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA, April %
Special THE Presbytery Of West Han
over will meet Tuesday evening at Wad-
dell church, Rapidan. The opening SER
mon will be preached by Professor w.
w. Moore. Of Union Seminary, who is
the last moderator.
DR.. G. l.. Petrie. OF this place. will
attend. Mr.. r. L. Valentine and Mr.
r. II. Wood are appointed as principal
and alternate to represent the Charlottes-
VILE church
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-21
Serious Cutting ARRAY.

GATE CITY, VA, April 2O.-(Special.)-
In a difficulty at school exhibition,
fifteen miles west OF here, Saturday, FL
bert Fields cut Isaac Wolfe. a prosperous
young farmer. several times. seriously.
with a long-bladed knife. One wound
on the side Of the face extended from
the temple to the chin. exposing the
teeth; another, on the breast, was seven
inches long and TO the bone. The in
1uries may prove fatal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-21
Eixe snInnn-NIcn Reported.

The following barkeePers failed 10 keep
the law Sunday with regard 10 sell
ing liquor. and were reported by the Of
fcers in plain clothes yesterday morning:
In the First District--Henry Walker. j.
i Doyls. and A. Gerolami- In the Sc
cond Dlstrict-A. Schwane, Baldocci az
Adm.
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Richmond, Va, April 20, 1896
s--Wheat-Longberry, 7sQSlc.
Mixed, 7SnSlc.; shortberTy. 71Islc.: No. f.
red, Sic. Corn-White, Virginia, 81 1-24
2sc: No. 2 white. 81 l-2q3Sc.: No. 2 mixed
SO I-2aS7c. Oats-No. mixed, % 1-2c.
No. mixed, a 3-4c.; winter, for seed
26G2Sc. Rye-i3446c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-21
LONDON AND PARIS.

LONDON. ENG, April 2o.-Bar. silver
BID. Consols, ll3 IL for both money and
the account.
) p. M.-Paris advices quote per cent
cent. rentes at 1Glf.. zoe, for the account.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-21
NEW Yohh STUCK MARKET.
BALTJMORE STOCK MARKrT

BALTIMORE. MD. April 2O.-Virginia
Ss. new, 72 l-2 asked; Consolidated Gas,
stock, 64 1-2a6i rs; do, bonds, 6's, l12 S-iG
113; do, SIS, 104GiO4 1-2.