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Totals
MusEE LEAGUE.

In the Musre league the Daisies rolled
against Beabouts, and won two OF the
three games on close unTGtnA The
score OF BeahOuts IN their winning
game was over 1000.
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a duster. as reported. II viii be drilled
several hundred feet deeper,
The Florence and Snider oil eompa-
niles are making additional locations
AID building rigs on their leases near
CpOparstOWn
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Only a Cold!

Yes; but a cold frequently has a
serious ending. Chronic coughs.
pneumonia, bronchitis and consump.
ton all start with cold. Neglect.
ed colds cause more than two.thirds
Of all the deaths in America.
There is right way and wrong
way to cure a cold, but you can
make no mistake In using
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jal6


N Office
= CHESTER, W. VA. Dec. 9. 1S5
In pursuance Of notice publishSd for
,rn veeLs preceding December >. iSSa, In
sS.T.S Z, SsS,s Rcyfew.'' Of East Liverpool.
Ohio. "The independent" Of New Cum:
SsrInnd II. Va, and The Intelligcneer.
81 Wheelins. ": Va, a meeting o. the
SoyInsny Was held at the residence OF
; ID. Marshall Chester. ". Va, on De-
Gambler :. les. all Of the stockholders be-
ing personally present, the following
sasoitition was unanimously adopted:
az sSoivai. That We discontinue the
b,,sIness OF the corporation"
j. T. MDOSALD, President;
GFO.P. RUST. Sec'y pro TEN. des9-I
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RfTH THE nnWLERs.
The SIEbny RsrorlpfstrIIls. and spare.
ON the Alleys.

last evening in the over-the-creels
bowling tournament the I.aRelle team
had an easy time OF Il In defeating the
Orients. Notwithstanding the fact that
LaBeIlc rolled one very poor game.
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FOR sALE
Nos 4Sa aud 81 National road.
Cuisines house and rrsiaepeG Market street
Counters and shelving, No, lOl Thlrsy'@aiFa
street
No g Sixteenth street,
No 6fSsyenteenth street
No. 81 NNsth ffont StseSS
Lot on South gtnut street
Slx.TOomed house. PeuinSulk
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GENERAL NOTICES.
/ nnilNIsTRAToR's NOTICE,

a psiiNIsTRAToR's NOTICE.
An Dersons having clAims against the
esfste az William link, deceased, WI!
,,isnse prestnt them. duly certified 70, and
those Indebted 10 the same will please eau
anu =. JAMES II. link. Administrator.
,.,s No. 600 Market Street.
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CHILDREN's Muslin Underwear and
night Dresses half price az stlfsl q Co.'S
to-day,
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WORLD OF SPORT.
The Base BAH Situation sim
clouded by Doubt.
OHIO LEAGUE LOOKS LIKE 4 GO

nut the wheeling Endl.sull tn Hats Of
ruc.rtAinty-sIo rs,And /, TIA Manager
In view by ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS saad
paddle auainss. wOa't Do-A scheme
or Local Control sf,hs PrUnshhs Last
Nights Bowling Games.
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FINE Cambria Rnd Muslin Underwear
mir pTIeu ID stIfel & Co.'S to-day.
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It's pretty difficult to tell where Jack
GiaSacock will play next reason. The
ST. Paul Pioneer Press insists that Co
mIskcy has secured his signature to n
contract: he has beer billed rs the cap.
tain OF this years Quincy team, and
Tom LOTUS has his autograph 20 a
piece OF paper which calls for his pres-
ence In Columbus during the playing
season Of 20. says the Cincinnati Com.
maFclni Gazette
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Inna roconal Dodalneo third. Fime.

i;sig.
Firth, selling. mile and seventy yards
--'fusCarora won; Newhouse second;
Spendollne third Time. l.5gl5.
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WE DON'T WANT BOYS on
w lonferp, but men OF ability. $500
10 $500 a month TO hnstiers state and
general agents Salary and commission.
RACINE FIRE ENGINE CO, Racine,
WIs deiB
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TO LEFT.


Business housa now occupied by e
gchopprr lt03 Main street
Store room and dwelling sl0S Main ST.
Store room ami dwelling slQ9 Main st.
g-roomod modern dwelling NJ South
SefooinSd dwelling South Penn street.
S-roomed modern furnished dwelling.
G-rOomed modern dwelling a.A Twelfth
't G.rooncd modern dwelling >, South Pom
'' s.roomed modern dwelling IS Sixteenth
'' 5.roomod modern dwelling ise sixteenth
Groom .roout.d modern dwelling as South
{ roorna 80 Market street.
rooms tOOi Main street Possession
now
rooms iss5 Main street.
S-rocmcd dwelling. with dvo acres, at
toll tyate, National Road.
5-roOmcd house 10 South Wabash; good
brick house; S 90 per month. Possession
at OncCO
Several small houses now vacant for I'M
mediate possession,
OHices-ENchang Hank Building.
SMITH & DICKINSON,
JaiS 1873 Market Street
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S,TocKs ron SALE.
Or sharus ohio Valley Bank.
shares Riverside Glass Company
wheeling Pottery bonds. per cent.
10 shares Exchange Bank.
~ sharts Wollsburg National Bank
n shares Fostoria Glass Company;
A shares Aetna-StandRrd Steel and Iron
"a, sbarcs Wheeling steel and Iron Co.
10 Shares franklin Insurance Company.
Il. S. IRWIN, Rroker,
ialo No. = Twelfth Street.
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NAMES A. HENRY,
HOUSES AND ROOMS FOR RRET,

Pc Pension Aits;asy. SS Isl: NSfEsi STRAIT IN
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FOR SALE.
TOR SALE.

NOR SALE OR RRNT-THE Sci
iS,. Frnntinr. 20 feet on National Road
and sxtendinE back 80 feet. Can be laid
SnI IN very desirable building lots, For
Rsnt-The homestead OF & Selbert. adj
Ioining s. s. Bloch's reSidenoo, with q ten
gnJ a iori,-rootned house on the premises,
jSrerrssinn given Immediately, Inquire OF
T.. HAPPY. at Reymann Brewery: or At
urqfnIgCR uSAl-S9M
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-14
LAKESIDE PARK OPENING.
Public 10 he Admitted to the Beau
tifnl Grounds To-NorrOw.

Lakeside Park. the beautiful new north
side resort. situated about five miles
from the city. on the Brook road, VIII
and a large crowd is expected to visit e..
Within the enclosure are two large sheets
OF water. the clubhouse of the Lakeside
Bicycle Club. a casino. cafe. bowling
alley, biniard-rOOms deer house. park
Office. and apartments for officers.
The lake, which Is fed by springs, has
been specially stocked with fish. and
will also he supplied with an abundance
OF row-boats. and a convenient and
speedy two-hOrse-power naphtha-launch.
The cafe billiard-rooms. and bowling
alleys are beautifully furnished. and sup
piled with the most improved appoint
ments
grace the lake. and a herd OF seven deer
will make their home in the grounds.
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MARKET QUOTATIONS.
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT RUsi-
NESS CENTRES OF THE WORLD.
Prices OF Money, Bonds, stoeHS'
Grain. Tobacco, Cotton, Ca''ie'
Country Produce, &C., Foreign
and Domestic.

NEW YORK. March 13.-Speculation
at the Stock Exchange was quiet to-day
The total sales were only 1898 shares
General Electric was the feature OF inc
day at the opening, COCO shares chahg-
ING hands right at the start at % S-fg
qo1-9 The final sales yesterday we're
AZ 273-s The jump in the stock was
tho result OF the official announcement
80 the settlement OF the differences be-
tween the company and the Westihs-
house people, which includes an inter
Charge of patents to certain extent
. d,,,,sion of territory. etc. After the
eo-,v rise the stock receded to 81 l-2g
81 "a. $780,.
Pacific Mail was also a strong feature
IN the early trading, and advanced ~
H2-4 It was announced that the over
due steamship, Rio Janeiro' had arriVeI
~ uonoIulu. and this strengthened the
stock. Later. there was reactioh u
o. hut a recovery TO q followed.
The railroad list did not RESPOND 10
tho advance In General Electric ana "a
ciec Mail. and ruled weak. Lohuoh wds
n moderate seller. CaDieS hau IL '"a'
tho foreigners were uisfDHNN ~ $50
aoconnt az the Senate's action. The reso-
,n,,ons adopted by the Ohio Repuon-
naas also was unsatisfactory to certain
1s,,ron.an holders OF American securi-
ties II should be said, however that
,he offerings by foreign houses, on the
vho,e were insignificant
In the afternoon dealings Tobacco was
enc snecial card. and 1t advanced per
20 81
Speculation closed frmer In tone. The
- cbonpes show declines OF 1-i47-S per
-. On the railroad issues, and gains
20 I-4%,2 ner cent. in the 1ndustrials.
Sucar lost s-S per cent.
Ronds were lower. The transactions
footed up $1,000
rency. ss9.29L355.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Nancy on call easy, at 3d3 IL per cent.
,,st loan at 3. and closing offered at g.
Prire mercantile paper 5a5 IL per cent.
Rar silver, 6s rs. Silver at the board
Sterling exchange easier. with actual
,.,s,ness IN bankers bills at 1886 3-4G
sIs7 for sixty days, and $tS S-inA.SS
-. demand. Posted rates. s46 1-2g
Ns1-2, Commercial bills, $i.S54Si-s6 Il
'covernment bonds steady. State bonds
firm. Railroad bonds easier.
.rncK QUOTATIONS.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
Richmond, Va, March Is, 1925.


No auction offerings on Change to-day.
Private sales: Filters, IL; cutters, 3.
As hogsheads.
Revenue collections: Cigars and ciga-
rettes, N,7s3.S2: tobacco. S.O7Lf6. Total,
A,S73.7S
The premium sales continued to-day.
and were fully as large and satisfactory
in every way as yesterday. Premiums
Bright Mahogany Wrappers-First prize,
cash, SO 10 V. w. Land. Whitakers, N.
c.; second. half ton Stonewall fertilizer,
value SIS, 10 j. S. Kelly. Binford, Va;
third guitar or mandolin. value SOS, TO
Bright Williamson, Darlington, $. c.
Dark Mahogany Wrappers-First prize,
cash, $25. to v w. Land, Whitakers, n.
c.; second, half ton Star fertilizer, to
Bright Williamson. Darlington. S. c..
tllizer. value SIS, to A. II. Whitley, Red
Cutters-Half ton Owl fertilizer. value
Sl5, to A. IL. Whitley, Red OAK. y. c:
tilizer. value sl5, to V. w. Land, Whita-
kers, n. G.
Best smokers-One ton Acme phosphate.
value SIS. to \. III. Whitley, Red Oak,
n. G..
Best Fillers-Patent post-ho'e digger
value s.. TO j. =. Ellen. Tilery. n. c.
Hogsheads bringing highest average
Half ton National tobacco fertilizer, value
SIS. to V. w. Land, Whtakers, n. Z.
Man selling most pounds one ton Tx
cesior fertilizer. value 81, to j. T. VIII
Hams. Harrellsville, n. g.
From the above IL will be seen that MT
V. w. Land. who took all but one or the
cash premiums at the January sale, takes
the only two such premiums offered on
this occasion, besides one premium OF a
ton OF fertilizer. Mr.. Land Is liberal
user OF fertilizer. which, 1t will be seen,
pays well
Yesterdays sale amounted to S5,U9
pounds, which averaged sl2 per hundred
for everything sold. To-day's total sales
cannot be had until tomorrow. The ave-
rage however, was IL cents.
Mr.. V. w. Land averaged for one hogs
head 81 IL cents, and 20 1-2 cents for all
sold.
Mr.. Henry Strause, of Henderson, n. c.,
was here to-day.
Dark loose sales were very light, as has
been the case throughout the week.
Prices remain unchanged.
Mr.. w 6. Neal is home again from a
business trip.
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NEWPORT NEWS.
Circuit COurf-A Ffre-Polftfcai-
Lighting the City.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. March b.
Especial. THE Circuit Court OF Newport
News adjourned yesterday afternoon I'M
III next September Among the chancery
causes acted upon was that OF Emma
Summerville Cooke vs.. Emmett Adolphus
Cooke. both parties OF Richmond, tne
plaintiff being granted a divorce, ana me
defendant being compelled to pay the
costs OF the suit.
Mrs. NJ. A. Higgins, who died at the
home Of her daughter. In this city, yes
terday morning, at the age OF 81, was IN
TERED to-day In the family burying-
ground. in southampton county.
a FIRE.
The residence OF Mrs. j. +. WILCOX, on
Twenty-eighth street, was partally 20
stroyed by fire at a late hour last night.
The paris went out OF the dry-dock
about Q o'clock this morning. go,
Thomas Gibbs. the New YORK liquor.
dealer who came here from Richmond
last Tuesday, suffering with, a serious
case OF delirum, was released from jail
last night. and was sent TO his home
this afternoon in charge OF MT. Thomss
Woods. who came here at the soicitation
The Young Mems Democratic Club held
a largely IA TENDED meeting last night ~
the rooms OF the club. The annual meess
tno Sor Inc election Of officers VIII take
place next Thursday night,
P' TIGHTING THE CITY.
The city Council held an adjourned
,rseting last night, and took the initiatory
stems towards making contIac, WIN
Inc electric-llght company Tor lighting tne
s s.sasts ~ me city. The contract gives
~ council the right to replace one-halr
~ ~ ~ eiectric-lights by gas-lamps, fur-
oisbad nv the newly-chartered gas-com-
many. at any time IL may see nj.
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Doing. In the Masonic World.

Idbertas Lodge Of Perfection, No. g.
Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite OF
Frcemasonry. will meet next Monday
night. The Inspector-General, John T.
Mover. will be present 70 install officers
The Fourth, Fifth, and Sixth degrees will
be confirmed IN fun form.
Temple Lodge. No. 9. will. at its next
regular meeting, on the irst Monday in
ner. deceased.
Pelican Chapter of knights Rose Croix
No. 9. Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite
viii hold impressive religious services on
Maundy Thursday and on Easter Sun
day.
The Most Worshipful Grand Master Mr.
j. p Fitzgerald. Of Farmville. has return
ca home, after a pleasant visit to Rich
mond this week lie spent a good deal
OF time at the Temple, where he trans
acted important Masonic business.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-14

Democratic representatives elected In 1892
and 1894. he showed that there had been
a terrible falling of Of Democratic rep
resentatives elected In the latter year.
owing 10 the fact that that election
had been under the gold monometaliic
standard OF President Cleveland.
Mr. Cockrell quoted extensively from
the speeches of Secretary Carlisle. and.
speaking OF his speech at Covington last
summer. declared that he was loath TO
believe that any Secretary OF the Trea-
sury could make such ridiculous state
monts until he read of simila~ state
ments. made by other tools In the en-
ploy Of the gold-bullion company Of New
York II was lrdicrous that Secretary
Carlisle should attempt to bolster up
theories" TO which he had become a re-
cent convert: by reliance on such STUFF
as that the only excuse being the lau-
tude always allowed for the zeal OF
converts
BIMETALLISM NO EXPERIMENT
He appealed for 2 re-es;ablishment OF
the conditions existing prior TO lslS, Tor
the country could not be worse on man
IL had been since the preparation ~ tne
crime OF 1873 Bimetaiism was 10 expert
ment. having been IN u.s. frof1 the ilne
Abraham marched out of Cnalica anu
Great Britain drove silver fhor tfss %
in conclusion. Mr. tockTft = .'''c-'H ="
the country TO once more declare its n
dependence. and pronounce for me
equality OF gold and silver or else assume
its dependence upon Great Brltan', ~hoin
It had twice defeated. and ask ner 70
take II under her avarlcious ana seiiish
guardianship and protection. -
1--WE should" he declared. "haul dQ"h
Old Glory. the starry banner winch ha1
waved over the power and freedom ana
indeDendence OF the country. and moist
In It's stead the gold-standard banner 30, OF
the Queen Of Great Britain and the En-
press OF Indian" ,.
During the latter part OF TINS speech
Sir Julian Paunce fote. the British Am
basssdor. had been an occupant or the
diplomatic gallery, and an attentive listen
err 10 Mr.. Cockrell. 60,
Notices were given by Senators Chanu-
Ter and Plat of their purpose TO adqIess
the senate on the Cuban resolutions;
also. nv Mr. Pugh, OF his purpose TO
speak on the House tariff bin. and by Mr.
Lodge on the question Of Immigration.
Alter an executive session. the Senate,
at c T. NJ. adjourned until Monday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-14
LEE CAMPS WEEKLY MEETING.
Comradc Newton Presents Pictures
of Jackson and the Two JohnstOns.

Lee Camp held their regular meeting
last night, with Colonel James T. Gray.
the commander, in the chair.
The Committee on Uniforms made
report, recommending that the veterans
buy their uniforms from o. II. Berry e.
CO.. so far as TO coats and hats, and
their pants anywhere they may desire.
Comrade Nirginus Newton presented
TO the camp magnificent pictures Of Gene
rails r. +. Lee, T. J. (StonewalD Jackson,
Albert Sidney Johnston, and Joseph +.
Johnston. which were received on behalf
of the camp by Colonel Gray.
COmTade John II. Laughton, Jr., spoke
In high terms Of the magnificent gift of
Comrade Newton, Is did also Colonel
Alex. w. Archer and. on motion of
Comrade LauFhton. the adjutant was d.
rected to convey the thanks OF the camp
to him. Mr.. Newton was requested, by
vote OF the camp. to furnish for record
on the minutes the eloquent address made
In making the presentation.
4 letter was received from Mrs. n. V.
Randolph. requesting the camp to attend
the lecture of Comrade William l.. Royal
at the Theatre next Tuesday night. The
members expressed themselves as ready
10 Join the cavalry.
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su6oIk's Alleged Desarcatlon.

SUFFOLK, VA. March 1S.-(special.)-
The Town Council held special confer
Town-Treasurer c. w. Wright. whose
transactions with the town have been
found upon an investigation by account
ants to be about 300 short. The Coun-
cirs action has not been made public,
but II Is understood that some decisive
steps will be taken within the next TWEEN
ty-fOur hours.
over two months. and s said 10 be now
in Southern Pines. y. c., having gone
there from New York city about two
weeks ago. He Is represented by counsel
here. who are in constant communication
him
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-14
canaan subiect Dangerous.

CHICAGO. March ia dispatch rom
colunbus o.. saws the reason the Re
publican platform remained silen. on the
sIhiect OF cuba was that Ex-Governor
Mckinley had received petition od i rom
any declaration on that subject, as calcn,
Iated 10 further iniame the pubic, sna
disturb our export trade. Word Was
thereupon sent TO the COMMITTEES oh 49,
iutions. and Cuba was not men"o"S~'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-14
FREDERICKSBURG.
Beneficial Rnins-Industriai Notes
Uriefs.

FREDERICKSBURG, VA, March H.
Special THE late rains have served 10
put an end 20 the forest tires that have
been raging I'm this vicinity for the past
two weeks or more. They have also put
the land In condition for spring ploughing
Parties from the North were here
day or two ago looking around for
site for a shoe-factory. The success that
has attended the two already in opera
ton here has drawn attention 20 our
favorable location for this particular in
dustry.
SILK INDUSTRY.
Letters have also been received asking
If a suitable site could be secured for the
establishment Of a large silk plant. This
industry. too, fourlshes here In marked
degree, and the early location of another
mill is expected.
The Conquest Tie and Lumber Com
pany Of Richmond represented by Mr..
l.ockerman, have established branch
purchasing agency here, and Will enter
into competition with our local dealers.
ACTIVE COMPETITION.
There Is active competition here for the
position of custodian Of the Mary Wash
ington monument and grounds. Who
ever the fortunate applicant may be, he
will be most comfortably and beautifully
housed i'm the new granite lodge that
has been lately finished and turned over
to the association.
Canvassers are active here under the
auspices Of Rev Dir. 4. S. Dunnaway's
church In soliciting help 10 rebuild DR..
Hatcher'e church. in Richmond. Quite
nice sum was realized by voluntary con-
tributions last Sunday, when Dr. Dunna-
way made an eloquent appeal Tor ana.
1t IL said the collectors are meeting With
much success in their efforts TO send a
handsome contribution TO help the Work.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-14
Two Marriages.

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, March H.
(Special THE marriage of Mr.. J. w
Porter. a well-known citizen OF Albemar'e
county. and Mrs. l.. Il. Pratt, Of Gaze
noTia N Y, is announced. The cere-
mony took place AT the residence Of the
brides cousin, at Palmyra. n. y.
Miss Eliza D.. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Alyah Kase, OF stony Point; was
married to-day 10 Mr. James 4. meme,
OF his city, at the residence OF the
hride'a UarentS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-14
Revival Services at Union-station.

For the past two weeks the lay members
Of Union-Station Methodist church have
been conducting services, assisted by the
pastor DR.. Nandersice. There have been
about twenty conversions. Next week
the pastor takes charge, 10 be assisted
by the laymen.
The church seems TO be fully aroused
and there IL perfect harmony. There wer.
ten professions on Thursday night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-14
port OF RICHMOND. MARCH 10. i@e
ARRIVED.

popT OF RICHMOND. MARCH IS, 1886.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Richmond. Davis. New York.
merchandise and passengers; George w.
Allen x Co, agents.
achooner Fannie Richie, Buckalow,
chsrleston, phosphate rock; Virginia and
North Carolina Chemical Company.
SAILED.
Steamship Richmond, Davis, New YORK.
merchandlse and passengers; George w.
Allen a. Co., agents
steamer Pocahontas. Graves. Norfolk;
Virginia Navigation Company.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS, MAR. 18th.
(By tslesraphJ
ARRIVED.
German steamship Scandal, Pniiadei-
mia Captain Sanderhoft.
british steamship Capenor. Galveston.
Schooner King Philip. New Haven, Cap
tain Toole.
British steamship Appomsttox. Lon
don. 60. ,,...ha~,>-
Rritish steamship Amalfi. Hamburg.
German steamship Oceanic. i.etth-
Barge Quinnebaug, New fork-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-14
Co,oner MCCLURE Conc Away.

Colonel A. X Mcclure, the gifted Phlla-
delphla journalist, and editor OF the
Times. who, with Mrs. Mcclure. Mrs
McKeehan. Miss Mckeehan. Miss Baird
the Jefferson, left yesterday afternoon for
New York.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-14
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET

BALTIMORE MD. March l3.-virginla
U.s. new ~ l-2I13; do, Century. 6la6i l-2:
solidated Gas, stock, 573-tG5S1- do
bonds, 6's, III bid; do, SIS 1O2 1-2al04
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-14
FRENCH RENTFe

LONDON, March ia p. M.-Parls adj
vices quote 3 per cent. rentes at lO2
francs, 81 lie. for the account.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-14
LONDON MONEY MAnKrn

LONDON, ENG, March B.-Bar silver.
81 s-l6d. Consols, 1O9 "a for money, and
100 1916 for the account.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-14

RICHMOND STOCK MARKsT.
MISCELLANEOUS Par. Bid. Asked
American Tobacco Co, pre-
ferred 100 90 -.
American Tobacco TO. COM
mon. 80 20 -