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DROWNED ~ NORTH RIVER.
j. Francis Kurl Loses His Life While ii
Swimming

LEXINGTON. VA, May Especial
Mr.. j. Francis Kurl, Of yanceburgh, Ny.
was drowned IN North river this morning
lie went in bathing at an isolated spot
alone and several hours later his clothes
were found. The river was dragged and
late this afternoon the body was recover
ca within a few feet OF where he en-
tered the water, which was very deep
at that point.
Kuri came here last September and ell
tered the Washington and Lee University
as a theological student bur month
or more ago he resigned from tho UniVer-
sitv. and built him small house near
town. and spent his time experimenting
in agriculture. He was u married man,
ana mad his wife and child mere with
him. lie was about twenty years ola,
and very eccentric.
No oneshefe knows anything or his past
history. or where his fy~-nds are. Al
ono time he was oil the ROAD selling
tobacco. The town authorities nave
charge OF the remains. and unless friends
show up will inter the body here.
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UP ~ HfGHIIND.
An Interesting Session or the County
Court Vegetation Very Forward.


MONTERREY, VA. May Especial. -
Monday was our regular term or Circuit
Court. Judge Mclaughlin presiding. There
have been quite d number OF DEGREES en-
tered. From the number Il seems that
chancery business is increasing
Captain Croser Mr.. Kerr, and Peyton
Brown. OF the stanton bar. qualified as
attorneys TO practice law in this court.
Attorneys john ". Stephenson and
Joseph McAllister, OF the Warm Springs,
and B. II. Hines. Commemorative At
tonrey Of Pendleton county, W. Va, were
in attendance upon court.
Mr.. John l.. ellison, a highly respected
citizen OF VanderpOoi. IS not expected TO
live.
Or. X. II. Fleming. OF Lyncnburg. is
visiting relatives in the county.
Rev. Mr.. Tarwick. OF NaynesDoro.
preached several interesting sermons here,
and there Will be q call extended MN
from Meadow Dale. Hightower. Crab
bottom. and this place.
Mr.. John Trimbie and Or. isaac n.
Start are ON a yislt to Mrs. Estelle lie
vene at Swopes
There VIII be summer normal az TINS
place, commencing June LIST, Win a run
corps OF instructors.
Grass is at least month more for
ward than in other years. irom present
indications there Will he an abundance
Of fruit of various kinds. Every thing is
in a prosperous condition.
Mr.. W. g.. Rodgers aud his daughter.
Miss Annie. have gone to Presbytery.
Persons have taken their cattle 10 the
mountains 10 range.
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BALTIMORE MARKET

BALTIMORE May G.-Flour dun.
" heat steady; No. > red. spot Gsi40
6ehc.; May. 6S0H4c.; July G7.uG1a.c.;
August. 6li.1l0rsc., southern. rs sample.
IlGi2c.; DO. on grade. $50 Tic.
Corn easy; mixed spot and May. 8iIf
3lisc.: June. 34as434i4c.; July. 354U35Bc.;
steamer mixed, 32As Q324c.: southern,
white. 35i4c. asked; do yellow. Soc. asked.
Oats steady; No. ? white, western, 2J3I q
2Gc.; No. miXed. do. 24i.c. bid.
Rye steady; No. 2, near b.. 41G &c. f.;
western. 42n43c.
Hay firm.
Grain ireights firm.
Eggs quiet al 9i40l0c.
Other articles unchanged.
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THE COTTON MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL. May G.-l2.aO Z. NJ
Cotton-Fair business done; prices him'
American middliur. 1-lG sales, l2,Wv
bales: American. 800 bales; speculation
and export, 1000 bales; receipts 4'VO
bales: American. 500 bales. Futures
OPENED quiet; demand moderate; May
4 23-:1Gl 24-G4; MAY and June, 22-u4
june and July. 4 2O-G4a4 21-64; July and
August. = 1S-G4Ni 1864: August and Sep
TENDER. 4 15-Gld4 1864; September and
October. SGfG4 9-G4: October and No
vember, 4 2-Gin4 3-G4. November and De
ccmber. December and January. 4. Flu
lures STEADY; tenders at the days clear
ings $500 bales new dockets
1915 i. M.--Amerlcan spot grades l-32
higher. American middlng, fair. 25-32;
good middling. 4-0-lO. middling 15-32;
low middling. AS good ordinary "A; or
mary. / lie
4 u. M.-Amcrican middling low mid
ding clause, May ! 22-G104 ~-6i; May
and June, 4 2i-Gi. buyers; June and July,
4 1914, buyers; July and August. 1854.
sellers; August and September, 1864,
sellers; September and October 4 S-64.
sellers; October November. 4 2-64. sellers,
November and December. 3 G3-G4ai. buy
ers: December and January, 63-G4a4,
buyers. January and February. 4, value;
February and March. l-Oi, sellers. Fu-
lures closed barely steady.
NEW YORK, May G.-Cotton- Futures
closed steady; sales. 10000 bales; May.
SIS: June, SIC. July Sill; August, SIS;
September 76i: October. IA: November.
40: December. 729. January. 49, Feb
ruary 730; March. TBS.
NEW ORLEANS. May G.-Cotton-Fu-
lures quiet and steady; sales. 2I30O bales.
May, 40. June. 10; July. 77G; August.
7.67. September, TT. october. 705; No
vomber 70l, December, L03; January,
100.
NEW YORK. May Cotton dull; mid
ding, SIS; midding. S.; net receipts.
none. gross 1886 bales, exports 20 Great
Britain. 1474 bales; Forwarded none;
sales. 1858 bales. spinncrs. 23J bales .
stock. 1362GS bales.
Total to-day: Net receipts 5.JG3 bales:
exports 20 Great Britain, 1924 bales,
France, 3737 bales; Continent. 1867 bales;
stock. 402, pa.
Total so far this week: Net receipts,
p. 40 bales; exports 81, SsG bales France,
S, 74j bales. Continent 1901 bales.
Total since September LIST: Net receipts.
4.0g2.G7J bales, exports 70 Great Britain.
2,UGi. POI bales; France 45333O bales; Con-
tiuent, 1,G000s0 bales.
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[UNENBURG PRISONERS.
raHtBLE and MARi ABERsATHS
MoyED 10 LrACHBUHG.
,,,v. Crute Did Ibis Ia Save the Expense
ofaGuard- contestfor
Mayor.

rARMvGLLE, VA. May G-speclal'-
The Lunenburg Pollard murdessfs-9o'o'
mo, Marable ana Mary Abcfna'hy 'a'
fenced TO be hanged July 81 ana S'n,
were today taken TO LynchburS JAN
until the day Of execution "heH '"''
viii be brought back 10 this place.
Judge ]. NJ. Cruto decided 20 10 tn's
10 save the state he expense OF @aafs.
ing them every nig1t and 10 hsor4 .ns
excitement. Many people were az .ns
train 10 get a glimpse Or th.'1 ~ -
nous prisoners. 10 Is almost a l'o'," ~
fact that Solomon Marablc VIII hNhb ~
the 81 OF July, but IL Is BNn'iety
thought that thc Court OF Apbtais VIA
grant Mary Alternately another uiAi.
TUE MAYOEAITI.
Ex-Postmaster George richardson came
out to-day and announced himacif as an
independent candidate FOR the oihce o.
mayor of Farmyille In the election &c
come OF on the 18th of this month. MT.
Richardson Will make "A big nsht Tor the
Office against Captain II. NJ. burton on
the plea Of reducing the salary OF ths
mayor rom 500 20 500 per annum. rms
move. u Is thought. VIII sain Mr. ken
arGsou a good many votes.
judge J. N. Crute l,ft on tho l2.ao
train tor Bedford city 10 see his sick
son. Charlie. who has been IN for seEe-
ral weeks. but is now improving slowly
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- YoRK pronucn nfARKrT.

NEW YORK. May G.-Flour unchanged.
dun, and easy. Southern flour dun and
unchanged.
Wheat-Spot market dun and frmer:
options were moderately active, and
closed firm at unchanged prices TO hc.
advance; No. red. May, June, and July,
C9l.c.; August Gs'sc.: September, G9isc.
COrn-Spots moderately active and firm
No. . 34a4c. elevator. 354c. ahoat: OPP
tions were dun. steady. and unchanged,
without features; May, 345sc.; July, 3J3ic ;
September, 36c'sf.
Oats Spots fairly active and firm; op-
tions dull and firm; May 2i4c.; July,
2fHc.; spot-No. . 24Ac.; No. , white,
4Ja.c.; mixed western, 2p4n25kc.
Hay firm, fairly active, and uu-
changed.
Beef inactive and unchanged; beef
hams quiet at S1f.Jo01j. tierced beef duh
and steady; city extra India mess. S144
1880.
Cut meats quiet and weak; picked bel
lies. $50: DO. shoulders. S4.25Ql.5O; do.
hams. S9n9. 80.
Lard quiet; western steam, sos; city,
$3.50: May, sos; refined quiet; Cont
ncnt $40: South America. $3.50; com
pound s. 250i .G2l2.
Pork quiet steady, and unchanged.
Butter steady moderate demand. and
unchanged.
Eggs weak: State and Pennsylvania. lOls
ollie; southern, 74sl4c.; western. fresh,
0ulUiac.
Cotton-seed oil quiet, steady. and I'M
changed.
Rosin dun and steady; strained, common
TO good. S.
Turpcntine nominal mt 2Si4c.
Rice steady and unchanged.
Molasses firm, in moderate demand and
unchanged.
Peanuts quiet; fancy hand-picked, 4Eg
&c.
Coffee dull, . points down TO 8 up: May,
SD %; September, S1l.55. October. S111O.
spot RIO dun ard steady; No. Z. 1880
1tc.
Sugar-Raw firm and fairly active: fair
refining. 3,c; ceItrifueals, SO test 44c.;
refined quiet and unchanged
Frciehis TO Liverpool market quiet and
hrm cotton, by steam. Lied. grain, 10y
steam, 2i.d. asked.
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Richmond Produce Market.

(Wholesalc.)
prices corrected weekly ny l.. n. Evans
d Co. general commission merchants)
Quotations to-day are as follows:
EGGS.
In crates, near by, fresh laid, per dozen,
In crates. from other sections. fresh.
per dozen. . TO Toe.
in barrels and boxes, per dozen, nc.
POULTRY.
Spring chickens, per pound, II 10 DC.
Live hens, per pound. DC.
Live ROSTERS, old, per piece, 20 10 Z5c.
Live q lcks, fat per pound. 10 Zoe.
Live geese, fat per piece ~ to 50c'
BUTTER.
New dairy packed, per pound i6 10 lie.
New family packed, per pound. IL 10 ltc.
New store packed, per pound. IA TO l6c.
Common. per pound. ; 10 l-c.
HIDES.
Dry hnts. per pound, Z 10 '1gc.
Dry sailed. per pound, 10 SIC.
Green sailed, per pound, 81 10 4c-
Green, PEI pound 10 3l4c
COUNTRY BACON.
Hams. well cured IS 10 lppound aver
agc), per mound, IL 10 l2c
Hams. well cured 90 10 lo-pound aver
age. per pound. 10 Zoe.
Hams. new Is TO 10pound average, per
pI Hams. new ne az TO 2o-pound average.
per pound, 10 Sc.
Shoulders. well cured, per pound, 10
Shoulders. newly cured, per pound. .
side well cured, per pound, 6 to &c.
sides. newly cured, per pound, u 10 bl.c.
GREEN FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
Apples. fancy, large. red' per barrel
81 10 So
-. "a q
Peas. large black-eyes, per bushel, yJc TO
Peas. small black-eyes per bushel. 75 to
Beans, choice navys, white. per bushel,
- Onions No MS per barrel. s1.25 10 $3.50.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Peanuts. Virginia, No. !, per pound, Si2
= Peanuts, Virginia, No. ., per pound. 3
Reeswax. best. per pound, Is to &c.
Tallow. best, per pound, to 4i2c.
Live goose feathers, white. per pound
YBerries-North Carolina. quart, Ggi'H.;
do. Norfolk. quart, Sli2c.
neets-Florida, crate, 81 2'"flh.
Cucumbers-Fiorida. crate. 81 SOFAS 80.
Cabhaees-FloridG, crate, SlnlI5; do.
Savannah. crate. 81 .5On2; do. Charleston
crate. 81 72a5. %; do North Carolina,
crate. 81. 5OW1.75; do Norfolk, crate. I'll 30
Q1.75.
Tegplant-Florida. box. $i.50G3.
Kaie-Baltimore barrel, 81,
characterization basket. SOC .lSi;
do. Norfolk. basket. 5oaI5c.
Peas-Nor,h Carolina. basket 75c 20;
do. box. S1Di -. do. Charleston. basHet.
zoe al 80, do. Savannah. basket 25a50c.
Radishes Norfolk. barrel. 75c. ffSl 20.
String PENNSYLVANIA. basket. s2.5O4
3. DO. Florida, crate, 75c.m$2 25.
SNnach--Baltimo,e. barrel. Si.7Ja225
Squash-Florida, crate. 81; do Florida.
basket. 81.
Tomatoes-Forida, carrier. siQ2.
Orleans Sl0S.5A - y" ''T
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MOBILIZATION DEHOCRiTS.
Capt. Orris A. Browne Buys farm-The
Chesapeake Fair.

NASHVILLE. VA. May Especial. IN
accordance with call OF the chairman Of
the Democratic County Committee. Mr.
X. l.. Auworth. a meeting Of The Demo
Gratis OF the county VAL be- held ~ this
place on next Monday. county courtday.
Al This meeting delegates TO the state
Convention Will be elected. It b. esd
mated that the county Is about Two hirds
I'm favor OF SILVER.
Captain Orrls A. Browne OF Cape
Charles. has bought the farm Of Mrs.
Marie Handy. known "a Woodstock.
i'm the upper part OF this county. Tor the
sum of 5000 The farm contains about
seven hundred acres. and viii bc used by
CAPTAIN Browne as "a stock iarm.
Mr. Sidney Ames and Miss Bessie Stur-
gia OF Church Neck, ia the upper part OF
this county. took the nOrth-bound train
Sunday night for fOcomokc CITY, Md,
where they were married yesterday. The
happy pair returned home tho same day.
Bishop Randolph viii preach az the
Episcopal church here next Sunday after
noon The Bishop was expected several
weeks ago, but Was prevented from COM
INK by sickness.
The Chesapeake Agricultural Fair will
be held on August 18th. 10Th. and 10Th.
instead OF September lst ID, ana ID. as
first decided uuon. The fair will only be
held three days this year. and VIII be on
a smaller scale than heretofore. The
small crowds I'm attendance last year put
the association behind about one thousand
dollars.
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CHICAGO MARKET

CHICAGO. ILL, May G-Whoat made
a slight gain in price to-day. Weak spots
punctuatcd the session, but tho predOmi-
Mating tone favored the holders. IL could
not be claimed that anything Of "a mate
rally important nature came 10 hand.
ln fact, the opposite was the case. hut
the shorts" bought enough 20 support
prices. In addition 10 which the bullish
sentiment Of some people induced them
TO purchase a little. July wheat opened
from is0G2Nc.. sold between 6lfsc ann
eN0G2a!c.. closing at G2Mc.. l4c. higher
than yesterday. Cash wheat was steady.
Coma slight enhancement in the value
OF corn came through the medium of
strength impaired 10y wheat The move
meut was at best slow and sluggish, and
nothing in tile trade OF news was pos
sessel OF enough Importance 10 merit
esuccial comment What little informa-
ton as 20 planting or stocks in hand
was calculated TO dcpress rather than
invigorate the tone. July corn opened at
2gt5c.. sold at 20'sa29#c, closing at 20s.c.
bid-a shade higher than yesterday. Cash
corn was firm and lc. per bushel higher.
oats were inactive. duh. ana featuroless.
Tine market dragged throughout the scs-
sion. even the sympathy with the other
markets having AN Indifferent and indis-
tinct effect. July oats closed shade
higher. cash oats were nrm and Quotably
&c higher.
ProvIsions-The provision market was
q, "a. moribund state. A moderate gain
WAS achieved at the start, but through
he lifelessnoss and inactivity prices were
prevented from making any further ad-
vance What little trading took place was
80 purely professional local character.
Iulv pork closed a shade higher than
,.eeterday. July lard and ribs unchanged
Leading futures ranged as follows:
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CURRY Died. near S.onewall. Va, on
Anvil aDth Mrs. KOBENr a. CURRY ,
acad seventy years. She g. survived by
her husband and TWO sous-Mr. G. u.
A Curry of stanton, and d.. Samue'
curry of petersburg-1nd a daughter,
MI. 4. ID. Briyor, Of liagrisonDurg.
F0RsYTHE. died. at "Falrwew," Chat
ham county, Mrs. MARGARET FOR
SYTIIE.
FOLEY Died, April -, 1s9G, in staun-
ton, Va, EDNA FOLEY, sister-ih-ia"
OF John Schmid; Gged seventeen years
HARRELL.-Died. al Norfolk, Va
ALEXANDER HARRELL; aged forty
nine years.
HOFFLIN Died. 40 Norfolk, Va, AFTER
long illness. Mrs. ISABELLA HOF-
Film. sel.ct of The late Samuel Honlin.
KIRK The funeral services Of Mrs.
CARRIE Y. KIRK, beloved VIE or
Rev. j. o. Kirk. WIN occur at the
Towards Grove Baptist church at =.
n. TODAY.
KINNEY. Died, al Parnassus, Va, on
April 3O.h. Or. NICHOLAS KINNEY.
aged soyenty-lye years; for fifty years
a medical practitioner in Augusta and
Highland counties, whose name WAS
most houorod and beloved
NORTON Died. at Buaaloe. near Farm
vile. Va, on April l-th. Mrs. JANE
MORTON, IN the eighty seventh year OF
her age
MOTTU Died, at her home. in South
Norfolk. Mrs. MARY CARTER NOT
TT. wife OF Mr.. J. j. Andre Mottu.
MOsER. Died, at Norfolk, Mrs. JOHN
MOSER.
RHODES. Died, April 23. 1896 at Las
Vegas. New Mexico, T.. c. RHODES,
Of Alton. Va.
TffORNT0N.-Died. April .. 1896. in
Staunton. Mrs. THORNTON, vie of
Preston Thornton. Her husband and
TWO daughters anu SON survive her.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-07

pIZARO FLOYD COUNTY, VA.
May G.-Special.-A daring robbery was
committed a few days ago at High Peak,
FRANKLIN county. upon o. 4. Hun. dealer
I'm general merchandise at that place, by
an unknown party.
his dwelling was entered through a
back window. where he and his family
Were asleep. his m uey safe opened, and
hfty dollars in cash taken out without
even molestlng the family.
An axe was found belonging 10 a neigh
Dor lying on the floor.
The burglar no doubt intended 10 COM
NIT murder also bad the family been
aroused ana made any defence.
owing 10 the rainy weather for the last
two weeks the farmers will be- backward
ln getting out their corn crop.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-07

LYNCHBURG. VA, May Special
Lynchburg is ia danger OF losing the
United states Court. II is understood that
Judge Paul has requested that the Lynch
burg court be done away with II a term
is held in Roanoke.
The bin giving Roanoke a term Of the
court was presented by Major Otey. and
has passed the House, and is now before
the Senate.
The knife OF economy OF the Southern
railroad has struck this city. cutting of
the heads OF three Of the employees OF
the freight department.
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UNION STOCK YARDS, ILL, May c.
Cattle-Receipts, 1900 head; market
strong TO iOc higher; common TO extra
steers, S35Ou4JO; stockers and feeders.
St2-0f. COWS ana bulls, sl.OJ $50;
Texans. s. C5Q41O.
firm and &c. higher heavy packing and
dipping lots. $34Of3G0, common 10
cioico mixed, {3.40Q3.eJ, choice assorted.
S55037O; light, 34503.75; pigs. S29OG
$40.
Shcop-Receipts, 1000 head; market
easy ana 10c. lower; inferior to choice.
S2.5OQ5.sO; lambs, $3.50.
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NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON, y. c., May G.-kosin
steady; strained. $40; good strained
Si.fj.
Turpentne-Nothing doing.
Tar quiet at Sl.lO.
Crude turpenhne quiet; hard, $50; soft
$40: virgin, $50.
CHARLESTON, s. c.. May 6.-Turpen-
tine firm; sales. 100 casks. at -4igc.
I.osin firm, sales. 200 barrels a, b,
$40: g. d. +. Sf45; +. S1oo: G. $3.50;
II. s1.55: ], 81 90; X. 81 s.: VI, $40; y,
$50: W. c.. s.: w. W. SEQ.
SAVANNAH. GA. May 6.-Turpentne
market firm at &c; sales. 1868 casks,
receipts, l,525 casks.
Rosln firm and unchanged; receipts
3,133 barrels sales, 900 barrels; A, h.,
c, d. T. F. c. S.eo; II. u.G5; /, $40;
X. $40; NJ. SIS, n, s.; W. G., $40,
w. W, s. 20.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or RICHMOND. May 6, 1896.
ARRIVED.

PORT OF RICHMOND, May 6. 1896.
ARRIVED.
Schooner L. G.. Irwin, Higgins. Balti-
more. acid phosphate. Nrginla-Carolina
Chemical Company.
SAILED.
Schooner Emma d. Endicott, Bowen.
bermuda Hundreds, 90 finish loading
hickory logs for New Haven. Conn.
Schooner Mamie Saunders, Steclman,
East Newark, railroad ties. Curtis &
Parker.
PORT or WEST POINT May Q. 1896
ARRIVED.
Steamship Baltimore. Murphy. Baltl-
more passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Baltimore, Murphy, Balti-
more. passengers and general cargo.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. May e..
ARRIVED.
Schooner c. A. White, Providence, Con
nor.
SAILED
Schooner Z. VI. Geeder. Boston.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-07

The Representative OF Washington and

The Representative OF Washington and
Ice In the Intrrt oll.giate Contests.
LEXINGTON. Va, May C.-Spccial.-
Herbert Carlock won the oratorical con-
test at Washington and Lee University
last night, and Will represent the Uni
versity at Danyille, by, I'm the Southern
states intrrroucrtdIe OratOrIcal contest
IN May, which is first honor and Mr..
Albert A. Deai. oi Georgia. won the
second honor. and viii represent the Uni
Vcrsity in the State intercollegiate ora
torical contest 10 be held at William and
Mary College. at Williamsburg, this week.
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TIDHWOHH, Fd'l 44NF y ''77
Quotations. Whcat-Lonsbcrry' 80 10
re: mixed. "a 20 ne. shortbeify' =" 10
11c.. No - red fGc.
Coru--Wbitc Virginia. asc.; NO Whlle'
JIi.c.; No. . mixed. $3.50.
Oa,s-No. = mixed. 9Sc. No. mixed
2iiac.
I,Nc-f2 10 Do.
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NEW YORK, May 6.-There has been
a considerable accession 10 the number
of visitors 10 the dry goods market to-
day, but the majority of them have spent
their time I'm the aucton-rOOms. which
have offered an unusual combination Of
attractions. In the way of regular trade
at FIRST hands results have been about Of
average proportions.
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WICKHAM- OLD.-Married. at Grace
church. Powhatan county, by lev. :.
O. Priden. wednesday. May 9. 1896, al
4:30 L. ~, WILLIAM FANNlN,f
NICKHAM 90 ANNIE CARTER
LEIGH OLD. daughter OF Major Charles
Old. of Powhaian county 10 cards. =
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-07

BALTIMORE, May G-Virginia 3's new,
~. asked; DO Century. 6li4uO2; Baltl-
more and Ohio, 1914 bid; North Carolina,
GOA asked; Consolidated Gas stock. G45sN
"a: 10. bonds. Gs, 1lS bid; do. SIS 1910
lO4is
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NOTORIOUS rhIsoNAIts IscArE.

Five AIen Break jail at AleNandrla-A
legal Decision.
ALEXANDRIA. VA. May Especial
Five men broke ian here last night by
cutting Il hole from top room through
to the outside of the roof. making good
their escape. Among them was the MUIR
derous Mike Thomas and Buck Taylor.
the notorious outlaw.
The case of Snowden against Windsor
for removal Of l.. $. Windsor as Colonel
ID. \. Windsor executor, was decided in
favor Of plaintiff to-day. An appeal was
noted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-07

4 very pretty wedding took place Mon
day evening at S o'clock at me resi-
donce OF the ohiciating minister. Rev
James T.. Cook. when Miss Elizabeth j.
AfcClans became the wife OF ar. Lewis
4 Duclsett
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LONDON BAR SILVER MARKET

LONDON. May 6.-Bar silver, 3lNl.
cousols III 9-l6 for money and IFS for
the account
$3.50 u. M.-Paris advices quote per
cent rcntes at l02f., % centimes for the
account.
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CAPE CHARLES.
Getting Ready for the Trucking Season
A Ship Railway.

CAPE CHARLES, VA. May 5.-spe-
c.aI.-The New York, Philadelphia and
Norfolk Railroad Company have been
giving their steamers. tugs. and barges
an overhauIing during the past two
xssks. GETTING them IN xood cohdision
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Insurance Companies.
Va. Fire and Marine. ....2o wa 81
Virginia State ...........-J -os2 -
Miscellaneous.
A. Il. Go. preferred. ..... 100 Us -.
a. r. CO. common. .......oO va -.
Quotations are for bonds maturing IN
not less than ten years.
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Cash quotations: Flour quiet ara easy
prices unchanged; No. spring wheat,
GTi0GiHc.; No. > red, Gi5S"0ilsc.; No.
corn. 2sisp29c: No. . oats IS alSi4c.;
mess pork. SS0s.o5 lard, A5a41i.s0;
short rib sides. si2O4A3o; dry sailed
shoulders. 81. 5OG4G2ls; short clear sides,
Ss2JQ fJ7l.; whisky, $l.22.
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lhanrrr, Cnurf.

In the Chancery Court Mrs Matilda
Thon qualified lestsiiay as sxecqyrix Of
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PORT or WEST POINT. May o. 1896
ARRIVED.
MARRIAGES.

Schooner L. NJ. Geeder, Boston.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-08-06
A Good Sand

A good sandwich is made from rare
roast beef chopped fine and well season.
ed. This is improved by first spread
ing the bread with the following mix
ture: Add to half n cupful of Mlayon-
naise made very thick two tablespoon
fuls of whipped cream. a dessertspoon-
spoonfuls of cucumber chopped very
fine. After spreading the bread with
a layer of this. spread with the chop
ped beef. The bread should be thin
and evenly spread. All sandwiches,
except perhaps those made Of very ten
der tongue, are nicer for having the
soned.