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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-06
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. May 5.-Flour dull easy,
and unchanged. Southern -four dun ana
steady. &C..
Whcat-Spot market quiet and nfmer'
with options options advanced l4 Ilsc-'
declined ll0%c, closing steady AT '2e
over Yesterday, No. red, May 6'c.' JuHe
and July. O9c.: August, tosc.i september
Grtc.: December 70sc. o.,.
Corn-spot dull and frmer; No. ? diA
9ase elevator. 85a,U36c. anoat. options
were moderately active and firm at uh'
changed prices 20 hc advance, May
3ia,c.. July. 3Ttc; September 36isc.
Oats-S Spot quiet and hrmer options
dun a.ad hrmer; May, 24i.c.; July, -4+c''
SPOT prices: No. . DISC; No. WHITE
25i-c.: mixed western. 24i2H-'i2c'
nav firm. in moderate demand, and un-
changed.
Wool quiet and unchanged.
Reef slow and unchanged; beef hams
dun at S14.J00lJ0O; tierced beef steady;
civ extra. India mess. S140oMl5D; cut
meats weak: picked bellies, St5ON40-12
shoulders. si25Q45o; hams. S9Oo4a2'.
| Lard quiet and steady; western steam
! 5000. city. $3.50; May, 500. heilHeu
! ann. Continent. 500, South American,
S. So. compound Si25a4 62i4
Pork steady and in moderate demand
Butter unchanged.
Eggs easy. state and Pennsylvania,
| lms0rc.: southern Sa9c.; western fresh
Cotton seed oil steady. dun. and I'M
| changed.
! Rosip firm and I'm good demand; strain
/ ed. common TO good, 500.
| Turpentine nominal al 2s02Ni4c.
Rice steady, in moderate demand and
unchanged.
Molasscs 1rn. moderately active. and
peanuts quiet: fancy hahd-pickod. l34Q
&C.
Coffc6 dun at points up to 10 points
| down. May. S12gJdl3.O0; July, $3.50 Au-
prst n2 %. September SLIGO; March,
5000 Spot Rio dun and steady; No. T.
Sl3 S7is014O0.
surar-Raw quiet and firm; fair refining.
| sac. Refined quiet. steady, and un-
| changed.
Frc.ehts to Liverpool quiet and firm;
| cotton. by steamer Lied; grain, by
| steamer. 2iad
Southern fresh fruits and vegetables.
| Strawberries North Carolina. quart
| Ggi5c. DO. Norfolk. quart o0l5e.
Beets-Florida. crate s1.25QlJO; do.
| Florida and Charleston. 100 bunches,
| SSNOtls 90
| tutuinDcis- ~ loiluai crate si'''t"'"
Cabbage Florida crate. 1.0Od20o; DO.
| Savannah, do. $40. do. Charleston. do.,
| 81 .75025O. do. North Carolina, do, $50;
| Norfolk. SfJ'0i75
Egg Plant-Florida box S2M04OO
| 7alc- Baltimore barrel. 100.
| Lettuce-Charlostou basket, j1c.0 500;
| do Norfolk, do. 400 zoe.
Peas-North Carolina. basket 7jc0S1-5 30.
! do. box. Sl504175. Charleston. basket
| soc 0sl 20. do. Savannah. do. 25u50c.
| Radishes-Norfolk. barrel, SloOd2OO.
| String Beans Savannah. basket, s. 2J0
| 500. 10. Florida crate St5J1Z5o
Spnach-Baltimore barrel. S2O002JO.
Squash Florida. crate, $1.OO; DO. basket
| 81 .0001.25.
Florida, carrier. SlOOQ2O0
Potatoee Florida. 3.O007O0 do New
! Orleans, S4.J0uGOO.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-06

mr. CLOSING oUO TdTTONs or
MONEY.
Offerings and sales at tho hiohmo"d To-
bacco Exchange Internal Revenue
Foreign Adfices'

NEW YORK. May 5.-As yesterday "
stock rn,rk.. was one OF specialize. inc
Industftsis figured l0r the bulk or inc
business transnctcd The total sales We're
only l0l Nlg shares. and in TINS sIn"h
total Toharco le8 with l',@u' sralc1.
Leather preferred followed with l-'t'"
shares and Bay state Gas was thifd VIC"
1.f0O shares. Tobacco was weak tuto"h"
out. and urdcr steady pressure oil SION
FOR both accounts. fcu from '~i TO "'.s'
C1it Leather preferred ON me oih'r
hand. was nfm on rather Nas' c reports
that the directors intended declaring
dividend shortly bay State Gas start "a
N with rise of is per cent. 20 i8. fell
f1 81 and rallied Co 32'ef'3lts. l.hclcnr
Gas and Rlbbrr were heavy. Tho former
broke .. t0 2ri ON false rumor that
the case involving the Cn3I,'r OF Tie
company laI been decided against IL.
Later on rally to 21is cns1ed. l'1nicr
common dropped pa to 2i ui the lfc-
fcrrcd 80 to S1... The announcement That
cE-pr.sdeut Raniean bad ore1nilod an
opposition company having indNc'e luI-
fr.r foundations. Cotton Oh common
and preferred were h.ener on the state
m.nf Chat the directors mad declared the
REGULAR s.ml-annual dividend of per
CONT ODD the latter. THE usually active
railway lists showed no change on I'M
rortaucc. although the tendency OF prices
was downward. London operations were
in.IemGcant lut local traders were dis
posed to cspouse tle short side of the
account because of tine engagement 81
rud for Thursdays steamers and the
impression that additional amounts VIII
D. forwarded to Europe on saturday.
Tl0 adtue. iu freight charges for car
r1uc gold hs the transatlantic lines viii
mot check exports of the metal. $50 Snip
r,rs sty Speculation closed GULL Net
changes show LOSSES of i.Hlil per cent
Boo ur railway list and lsaSh per cent
u thc Inlu-tra1s. Rubber preferred lead
ing Cotton Ou preferred gained % per
cent. ou th. day. Bonds were firm In
ton. Sales aggregated S1r@.Ouo.
Money ON cali easy at 2a2l2 per cent?
last loan 40 2is per cent. and closing
offered at or per cent, prime mercantile
paper. $685. per cent? bar silver, oo'e
Sterling exchange easier. with actual
business ln bankers bills at fsi#4D4NS for
sixty days and ass $50 for demand,
posted rates. 3s>flu4,n. commercial bills.
4-,f.1 4~7I Government bonds higher
State bonds duil Railroad bonds nrln.
silver at the board was quiet.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-06

OF rains In the Northwest and an advance
of ignld. In late Liverpool cables ulfst
ones were only steady and a heavy ue-
crease I'm the worlds visible supply H3i''-
Nl0 bushels. OF which GlpWD buaheis
was on the Pacific coast. prompted buy
ing Of greater or less volume and carried
prices NC. above the inside. ON realizing
sc OF the gain was lost July wheat open
Cd from Gl5sc. 10 ols,c.. sold between Csc.
and G2Jsc.. closing at G24c., &c. over
yesterday Cash wheat was firm and
1Hlisc. per bushel higher.
Corn was guided throughout by wheat,
the session being a dun one, with no
distinguished feature. July corn opened
at 2wkc.. sold between 29Ac and 2'Ac-,
closing at 2gisI2gasc.. KAYE. higher than
yesterday Cash corn sold at steany
prices. The nominal close taking strength
from the futures
Oats moved quietly and without attract
INK any too much attention. The tone
was. as usual. derived from the surround
Ing. whilst the business was purely local.
July oats closed Hc. per bushel higher.
Cash oats were steady. closing irm, with
the futures.
Provisions Product was prominently
lacking in life and energy. The tone
was a reproduction Of that of the hog
market. likewise, some confederation oi
the action Of wheat. At first trmncss
was notable. Early in the session. how
ever. prices slipped away on moderate
OFFERINGS and tame demand Later "a
steadier tone was presented. with whiei
Tie Improvement in grain had much 20
do July pork closed q shade higher
July lard unchanged. and July ribs 30.
higher Domestic and foreign markets
were quiet and Steady.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-06

NEW YORK. May Cotton quiet;
mlddlng. 50: net receipts. so bales
gross receipts. 1882 bales; exports TO
Grcnt Britain. 1856 bales; France, %
bales; Continent. 100 bales; forwarded
1873 bales: sales, 60 bales; spinners,
$50 bales. stock. 1921 bales.
Total to-day-Nct receipts G,725 bales;
exports % Great Britain. 3.0G bales;
France. 90 bales, Continent. 1,iS7 bales;
stock. 402.S1G bales.
Total $50 far this wcck-Nct receipts,
1857 bales; exports 10 Great Britain
213G2 bales. France 5,0OS bales; Cont
ncnt. s.9ii bales.
cotal since September lst-Net receipts.
40N7.1l2 bales; exports 20 Great Britain
20G2. 7G7 bales. France. 1888 bales, Con-
uncnt 100000 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, LA. May Cotton
futures steady; sales 5000 bales; May
773. June. 7.76. July. IA: August, -
September. 721; October. T.0j, November
70i. December. 70t. January, zo6.
LIVERPOOL. May 5.-12.50 +. M.-Cot-
ton Dan moderate demand and prices fair;
American mlddling 4 1882; sales, 10000
bales: American 500 bales. speculation
and export 500 bales; receipts. 900
bales American. 400 bales. Futures
opened steady and demand moderate,
! 2i-Gf: June and July. 4 1864, July and
August. 1851. august anC September.
) 1JG4m4 1861; September and october
7-G4: october and November. -;
November and December and December
and January, 3 b3-G, January and Feb
Iuary. a. Futures I'm at the advance
1915 II. M-American spot grades l-3l
higher. American middling. fair, 83l. GOO
middliug. ll-32. middling. ZIG. low
middHuc. 11-32. good ordinary, f-32;
ordinary. ! 1882.
4 +. Malay. 4 23-GfQ4 24-6l. value;
May and June. 4 22-G4Qi 2s-G4, sellers.
June and july 4 20-Gtll4 H-64, sellers;
July ana August, ] 1854. buyers. August
ana September, 4 1864. buyers: September
and October. 900. sellers; November
and December and December and Janu-
airy. 1-G3. sellers; January and Feb
ruary 4 1-G4a4 2-G4. sellers. February
and March, 2-G404 3-Gl, sellers. Fu-
lures closed very steady.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-06

There's every kind of a
sale on now-but sharp eyes
and sharp wits can easily
pierce the DISCUSSES.
We're not using any. We're
sticking to the truth. We've
always found it the most in
huential trade-winner.
We stand out as one house
where good clothing is sold,
because it is good. Sold for
lust what it is worth. If a
suit is worth S. its marked
S5-no more. If it's marked
SIS its worth S35-no less.
We've got 'em at Sand at
SIS. Ones guaranteed as
fully as the other.
We're glad we can be busy
on the open and aboveboard
plan. We're glad you're not
yielding to the influence of
these sales. "
Our windowsoffer good OBJ
iect-lessons. See what we're
offering regularly-and what
they're Offering ''specially.'
They probably won't enjoy
this comparison. We will.
Ours wont be marked as
much as theirs-but the val
ues II be better. Value is
what YOU want.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-06
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

Private sales reported 10 the secretary
of the Richmond Tobncco Trade to-day
Wrappers. 3 hogsheads; hllers' .; cut
tiers. 3: leaf dark, 10. Total, 70 hogs
heads.
The tobacco inspector reports to-day
nspections-Bright. - hogsheads and .
tieroes: dark. - hossheads keinspec-
tions-Bright, 73 hogsheads' dark. l hogs
head: western 6 hogsheads.
Myers. Crenshaw's. Meals. Daven-
ports. Planters, Ola Dominion, Allegheny
shelbufne's. and Shockoc tobacco ware
houses report 10 day: Receipts, 164 pack
ages: deliveries. 62 packages.
United States internal revenue collec-
tions on tobaccos for the city Of Rich
mond, Va. to-day: Cigars and cigarettes.
sl.sl0lO plug tobaccos. S2,islO3. Total
S29l.l3.
There was a very good sale OF bright
loose tobacoos at Shelburne's warehouse
to-day. 6temming leaf sold from - ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-06
NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON, y. c., May 5.-Rosin
steady; strained. $40; good strained
S145
Spirits Of turpentine dull; machine
2Jc; irregular, 2ii4c.
Tar firm at Sl1O
Crude turpentine steady; hard, Sl3O,
soft. $40; virgin, $40.
CHARLESTON, 5. c.. May 5.-Turpen-
limo market firm at 2iiec. bid.
Rosin firm Quotations: A.. b., c.. and
T.. Si.45: r. and c.. $50; H.. Si55; l.,
and *. $3.50. NJ $1.7O; ", $3.50 W. c.,
s. 90; w. W. S2Oj.
SAVANNAH. GA, May 5.-Turpentine
firm AT 25lsc. sales. 800 casks; receipts
800 casks.
Rosin firm at the advance; sales 2.O0
barrels. receipts 4.529 barrels. Quota
uons: A. B.. c.. D.. T.. T.. and G.. I.0o.
H.. 81. g.: L. Sl.15; K. 80. NJ. $50; ~
$500; W. c.. $40; W. W. 500
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-06
commillee NeelIng. To.pay.

The special Joint committee ~ppo,iii','l
- look into the adyisaDlhy VI dislpihs
Clav ward has been called 10 meet t'i-s
afternoon az o'clock for the purpose
NJ agreeing upon a report. The com
mittee consists Of Messrs. Blanks CHAIR
nam. Caskie, Bloombcrg. Moun'casue'
and Snead.
The ward delegation OF the two branches
of the Council has been invited 10 Do
present on that occasion.
The Committee on James River. I'M
proyement will hold It's regular monthly
meeting on board or the tugboat Tnoma
Cunningham. ST., this afternoon at
o'clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-06

JOHN HEROLD.-Ihe funeral VIII take
place THURSDAY. May Ith. at II A.
NJ. from the German ll9ugelIcal Luth-
eran church. Sixth ana Clay.
Intorment at Hollywood.
The services will Dee conducted by Rev.
W. c. II. Luebkcrt, OF Washington,
y. G.
Norfolk papers please copy.
HAGAN.-Dled M the residence Of her
son-in-law. MIR. W. II. Bryant. 2O7 south
Pine street. al $3.50 T.. NJ. Mrs CLARlS-
SA IA. HAGAN, in the seveuty-siXth
year Of her age
Funeral services viii take place al
Pine-street Baptist church on THURS
DAY MORNING at 1890 o'clock.
Friends of the family and those of G.
ii. Hagan invited 10 attend.
Huntington CW. Va papers will please
copy.
KEYSER.-Died, at his home. near Riley
vile, Va. JOSEPH W. KEISER; aged
sixty-fye years.
NORRIS Died. at hey home near Berry
willie. Va. March 2sth. ANNA l.. NOR
RIs. daughter of the lat1 John q. and
Anna NJ. Morris.
.dbitAN--Dl'h, near ~ -'i' va AliA -
1856. JOSHUA MORAN. I'm about The
siXtieth year of his ag-
MYERS. Died. April Is. 1896. MARCIA
RET G.. MYERS. wife of A. =. Myers,
of Ryan. Va. in the scyenty-third year
Of her age.
TEMPLE suddenly. at her resi-
dcuce. Washington. y. a.. April %, 1886
Mrs. r.. CELIA WAKEFIELD TEMPLE
formerly Of L0udoun county Va. a
daughter OF the late Surratt -. War
field. Of townsville, Frederick county
Md
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-06

The Cornerstone TO he Laid on july 20
with Masonic uonors

The Cornerstone To he Laid on july I'd
with Masonic Honors
The following Communication Is explain.
atory:
Grand Lodge OF Va. A. +. & \. NJ.
Grand Secretary's Ofiice,
Masonic Temple,
Richmond. Va. April q. 1896,
To the Members Of tho Grand Lodge Of
Virginia:
Brothren,-Most WorshiDful j. L.
Fltzeerald. Grand Master OF Masons In
Virginia. having. on behalf OF the Grand
Lodge. accepted az invitation extended
nv the board OF directors OF tne Jefferson
Davis Monument Association 90 lay az
noon Of Thursday. the 2d day OF July
noxt. the cornerstone of the monument
which il is proposed 10 erect in Monroe
Square. In this city. as a memorial 70
Jefferson Davis President OF the Confed-
crate states. Il special commemeation or
tho Most Worshipful Grand Lodge OF
Ancient Free and Accepted Masons ~ me
state OF Virginia will b. holden IN me
Masonic Temple in tho city Of Richmohd,
a, o'clock 4. ~, on Thursday the ~
Jav of July g. l.. 1896, a. ID. 1895.
nv order OF the Most Worshipful Grand
GEO. W. CARRINGTON.
Grand Secretary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-06

The Hastings Court was kept BUSY yes
terday IN fixing the dates or the cases %
be tried during the present term Among
them are the following three m'r'''
cases. william Moadors charged win
killing his sweetheart. Maggie Df'ei.
ch,r,.j with causing the
death OF his wife VIII appear
in court on May IAN. julius rs.
Traylor. charged with the killing OF kos-
coe Conkling Oliver. will be tried on
May 2lst.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-06
ST InrIS MARKET.

ST. LOUIS, MO, May 5.-Flour quiet
and unchanged.
Wheat higher; May. 57i1c.; July, 594c;
August. $3.50. asked September GOAc.,
nominal
Corn unchanged; May. 25Hc. bid; July,
9Glsc. asked September. 2Tsc. bid.
Oats-May firm; July higher May. IKE.
bid. July, lsisc bid.
POrk-Standard mess, new sos; old.
$3.50.
Lard Choice steam. $40.
Bacon Shoulders. H.7j; Longs, SA7j;
clear ribs slS7l4; clear sides. Sis7i1.
Dry Sailed Meats Shoulders, S475,
longs. sA12i2; clear rib sides S4.371.
Ilgh wlnes steady an sl.22.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-06
CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO, ILL. May 5-Wheat had a
fair rally to-day. but prices lost d portion
OF the recovery before the close. The
crowd was OF the opinion early that the
recent decline warranted some improve
mont. on the theory that short interest
OF some proportions was lady created.
the covering OF which would naturally
result I'm values regaining al least some
q the loss they have experienced The
course of the market demonstrated the
accuracy OF this belief II did not APP
pear at first as though there was enough
vigor remaining 10 bear out the theory.
the opening and first hours trading be-
ing barely steady prices. but prsiictions
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-06
BALTIMORE MARKET

BALTIMORE. MD, May Flour dull
Wheat strong, 30. red spot, Gsi2H
Cea,c.: May. GSdGsi4c; july 6i'snGoc.;
August. Gs0GS4c; southern. by sample,
7l012c. do. on grade. Gsu1lc.
Corn steady; mixed spot and May, 3iH
"a C.: June. 34ls03fsc.; July. 35lH3Jiac &C.;
steamer mixed, 32s0a24lc.: southern
white. 3ilsQ35c.; do. yellow, 3503ji4c.
oats steady, No white. western, pa
acc: No. mixed. western. 2lac. bid
Rye dull; 40. >, near by. Haze; west
orn A2Q43c.
Hay strong.
Grain frcights steady.
Provisions slow; mess pork. 5000; bulk
shoulders, $3.50. short rib and clear sides.
$50: suear-curcd shoulders. $500, hams,
small Sl1JO, large. 5000.
Lard-Rehned. SG2J.
Sugar very dull: granulated, $5.45
Other articles unchanged.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-06
BUFFALO LlTHIA WATER

Is for sale by Druggists ana Gf0cefs gem
orally, or I'm eases Of one dozen half-gallon
bottles. s. I. o. b. al the Springs.
Descriptive pamphlets sent FREE on
application.
Springs open FOR guests from June 10Th
to October LIST.
PROPRIETOR,
BUFFALO LITHtA SPRINGS, NlR-
GINA.
on the Atlantic ANA Danville railroad.
PURCELL, LAID * co, Agents,
my6 Richmond. Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-06

UNION STOCK YARDS. ILL, May O.
cattle: Receipts. 1890; market slow and
&C. lower; common 10 extra steers. $40
445O; stockers and feeders, 50 250355.
COWS and bulls, S1G0d3G0. Texans. $2Gj
"a 10.
Hogs-Receipts, 10000: market steady;
heavy packing and shipping lots $3.50
BIB. common 10 choice mixed. $500 co;
choice assorted, S355Q3.7o; light. $340U
$40: pigs. % 1890
Sheep-Rcceipts. 10000; market slow
and steady; inferior 10 choice, S2jOd2 %.
lambs S35Od5.1o
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-06
M,GRUDER INDICTED.
Charged With Assault on Two Women
and the Murder OF one.

CONVICTION. VA, May Especial
The grand jury this morning returned
three bills Of indictment against Henry
Magruder the negro charged with assault
on two women and the murder OF one
near Longdaie Station ias month.
At 2.s0 this afternoon tue prisoner was
brought into the courtroom and arraiguei
formally. lie plead NOT guilty 20 the
charge, and having nO counsel. j. g..
King. Of Clifton Forge. was assigned 10
defend him.
Mr. King having had little time for the
preparation Of the case, it was laid over
until tomorrow morning
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-06
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
Richmond. Va. May ., 1896.

Quotations. Whoat-Longberry, 40 to
nc: mixed. ~ 10 &c, shortborry, 80 TO
&c: No. red. f0c.
Con-Wmte. virginia $50. No. white,
51isc; No. mixed. 36i9c.
Oats-No. , mixed, DC, No. mixed
24Hc.
Eyc-i2 10 doc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-06
The IIor,a Appeal.

WASHINGTON. j. c.. May 5.-The
supreme Court to-day granted the mo-
ti0n made yesterday h~ Soiicitor-General
Conrad 10 advance the case or Niborg
ct al. connected with the liorsa cuban
expedition, convicted of violation OF the
neutrality laws and set 1t Tor nearing
Monday, 18th instant.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-06

At meeting OF the faculty or inc
Medical College OF Virginia yesterday
DIR. william +. Matthews was eiec,e1 To-
H. chair of anatomy TO succeed DR..
Lewis G. RoSher. DR.. Bosher viii con,
,,,ue his connection with tho college,
Giving class lectures on surgery.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-06

LYNCHBURG. VA. May Especial
T.. 4. Franklin. OF Bedford had hear
ing before United States Commissioner
Ford to-day on the charge Of selling
liquor without license and was sent on
TO the grand jury
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-06

NEW YORK. May 5-The Journal Of
Commerce and Commercial Bulletin ID
its weekly review of the dry goods mar
kct says.
In the aggregate the volume Of business
transacted AZ first hands during the past
week has fallen short OF the total OF the
preceding week. owing chiefly 10 quieter
demand during the past few days Tor
brown cottons. I'm which recent business
has been one of the best features In inc
cotton goods situation. Mems wear,
woollcns and worsteds show an occasional
improvement in prices where quick de-
Hvcrics Of lightweight medium grade
fancics are required. but are still ouH
and foatureless i'm heavy-weiehts. Dress
Goods have been quieter than of late
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-06
Tr.,s.c,ed Routine Business.

The Board OF tho Chesapeake ana It's
Tributaries met yesterday morning IN inc
Executive chamber In the Capitol pu.ld-
ing. The usual number OF bills were or
dered TO he paid and the payroll was
approved.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-06

McGuirc's will cross bats with Noiey's
AT West-End park this evening. Ihs
lame will be called at f:30 L. NJ. The
nroceeds will go Tor the benefit ~ tho
Home for Incurables. The teams ara
evenly matched and lne game u exc
pected. q -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-06
HCNIs
nALTIMORE sTOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. MD. May 5-Virginia
3's ncw. ~, u72A do. Century 6ll2 bid;
Baltimore and Ohio, 10 bids Northern
Central. 90 asked, Baltimore and Ohio
Southwestern nrsts. 102 bid. do. income
7s Did. do. income bonds, 30 bid. Consoii-
dated Gas stock. Gfl 400: do. bonds 6s.
1D bd. do. 5's. 1922 asked.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-06
Me.fls RnlleA

ASHLAND, VA, May Especial
Bennie West who was sent on 10 the
grand jury for the alleged murder OF
Newton NILS. some time since, was ball
ed yesterday by Judge Redd IN the sum
az 500 Mr. &. H. Oliver and Vests
brothers are his bondsncn.
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BUFFALO LlTHIE WATER

belongs 70 the Alkaline or perhaps the
Alkaline Saline class, for IL has proved fal
more elicaclous in many diseased condi.
tions than any Of the simple Alkaline
waters. / feel no nesitancy whatever III
saving that IN GOUT RHEIMATIC
GOVT RHEUMATISM, STONE IN TIN
BLADDER. AND IN ALL DISEASES or
URIC ACID DIATHESlS. / KNOW or
NO REMEDY 1T ALL COMPARABLE
TO TT
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-06
BUFFALO LlTHIA WATER

Natures mode OF solution ana DIVISION "
winter which has passed through Ltpido
lite aud SpOdumcne Mineral formations.
DIR. WILLIAM 4. HAMMOND. Wash
ington. II. O.. Surgeon General United
states army retired formerly lrofe ssoi
of Diseases % the Mind arg Nervous
system Ina The University Of New York
etc: II have for some time made use oi
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-06

Hon. Joseph T. Lawless. secretary OF
,ha commonwealth, has sent poll-Dooks
and copies OF the amended election law
- the various cities where spring cleo
lions will be held during the present
month.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-06

LONDON. May Bar silver SGD,
Consos. 1lis for both money and the
Account
5P M.-Paris auviccs quote per cent
rentes at lG francs and ~. confines
for tlc account.
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BuFFAIO LlTHIA WATER

| have frequently used 70 with good result
In Uric Acid phthcsis. rheumatism. anc
Gout and with this object / have ordered
II To Europe from Coleman q kogers, %
baltimore LIrIilA Is ~ No FORM -
VALUABLE As WHERE TT EXISTS II
THE CARBONATE. THE FORM II
WHICH IN Is EOtfNb IL
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BUFFALO
LlTHIA
WATER
THE G0UT WATER
IT GOES BY SPECIAL ORDER
TO PARIS FOR URIC ACID
DIATHESIS, GOVT AND
RHEUMATISM.
Its Value in Bright's Disease.
Renal CalCuli, Etc.

DR.. THOMAS II. BUCKLER OF Paril
formerly of BALTIMORE. SUGG ESlf,t
or LIrHIA As 4 SOLVENT FOX NRlJ
ACID. says. Nothing / could say wonl<
add to the weil-known reputation OF th'