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 working satisfactorily
 Monday Mir. II R. Ayres, the Cali .ornia cattle buyer, arrived at Tucson. lie will shortly visit Nogales.
 Nr l. s. Tebbets, manager of the nnonense Mining & Milling Co.,, went east last week. He expects to be ab- sent about sixty days.
 owing to continued i'll health Rev. preeland, pastor of the Congregational cbnrch at Tucson has rendered his resionation, and with his wife, will return to the east.
 About four miles from Harshaw Richard Ferral is developing a large body of low grade carbonate of copper o,e Tie workings are now down eighty feet and the ledge varies from fen to twenty feet in width. Besides eopper the ores carry some little gold ard silver.
 At Washington Camp the Colorado Company operating the Holland mine wln have the new concentrator in opeation this month, ahd mating furnace has also beeen ordered It is isat Crlttcnden cn route, and will be taken out to the mine aEd set up as soon as possible.
 Last week Mir. T A. Wood, agent for Wells Fargo & Co.'s express at Tucson. was called to Los Angeles as a witness in the trialof Kid Thomson, the train robber. In his absence his place in the Tucson office was tempo rarily filled by Mir. James Keen, the night agent at Benson for tho same company
 At Tucson Tuesday afternoon 3 earless clerk left lighted candle standing ou box in the cellar of Zeckendorf S Co.'s store 1t burned down to the wood and set tue box on fire \ yoluEe Of smoke pouring out of the cellar called attention to the danger. The ire department was was called out but before reaching the scene the incipicnt connggration had been extingulshed.
 Lieutenant C. C. Smith of the regu- lar army, who has been detailed as in- spector of the National Guard of Arlz- ona, has completed his work with the Phoenix militia companies and is now in Tucson to take in hand companies D and r at that place. He will pro baby remain there six weeks. He will establish a school for officers, giving a the officers in both companies thorough instruction. When through at Tucson Lieutenant Smith will pro hably visit company C at Nogales.
 Monday there was case before United States Court Commissioner Hazard at Tucson which involved an alleged infraction of the civil rights blll Cal. Wagner and Mrs. Lee, col cred, who conduct the dining room at the New Orndorif hotel. caused the arrest of J. W. Gentry, proprietor 9f show for an alleged refusal to admit them to reserved seats, as marked on their tickets. Upon ex- animation the allegations of the pros ecuting witnesses were controyerted by several witnesses and the accused was discharged.
 Two years ago R. J. Warren. a drug. glst at Pleasant Brook, N. r., bought small supply of Chamberlaln's Cough Remedy. He sums up the result as lolows; "At that time the goods were unknown in this section; today Chamoerlains Cough Remedy is a nousehold word" It Is the same in hundreds of communities. Where
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1897-12-04
NOUVEL ARCHEVEQUE DE LA
NILE. ORLEANS.

D'apres les n~ouyelles qui nous
vicnnent de Rome par vote de rAs-
sociated Press, Sa Saintete, Lson
XIII aurait nomm6 Monseigneur p.
l.. Chapelle, actuellsment Archeve-
que tie Santa Ee, N. NJ, au siege
episcopal de la Nouvelle Orleans.
Nous felicitons la population Catho-
liQue de la Louisiana sur ce choix du
Pape, quI ne manquera pas de donner
satisfaction. Monseigneur Chapelle
est un homme savant, populalre
partout on il est connu, doue de
beaucoup tact, ~possedant d'admira-
bles qualities administrative. II est
Franeais, ce qui sera une cause de
satisfaction pour notre population
d'origine francaise ; mails, nous dit
on, inbu DIES principles ct sentiments
americans, etant venu an pays tres.
jeune ct ayant recu une partie de son
education a Baltimore, ct celia, sans
doute. serviia a coLciler Pel6ment
amerlcain de notre population
Catholique sous sa charge. Sous
tous les rapports, nous conslde-
rons lie choix admirable.
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LA BELLE AUX GIANTS NOIRS.

Nous vcnons de recevoir un des
plus touchants rScit don't un auteur
cit iamais fat dire au public LA
Belle aux giants noirs'
L'heroine du Roman est une jeune
file pauvre atfiigee dune infrmite
due a I'm acte de folie de son pere,
IN poete distingue devenu foa a la
suite d'ev6nements lugubres. La
jeune file, belle d ravir, deyient une
cantatrice don't lie nom seul remplis-
salt les theatres de gems avides de
Pentendre. Ellie inspire ct responds a
pamour d'un compositeur destine a
devenir cslebre. Les incidents de
Get amour sont tells que lie lecteur lie
plus endured peut yerser DIES larmes
de sympathie. L'acte final est SUI
blIme. &c oman peut etre mis- entire
tontes les mains.
&c beau livre qui forme lie 46me
numero de la Bonnie Literature
~fransaise sera enyoye a toute adresse
sur reception do 10 cents en- argent
GU II cents eu timbres-poste par les
Editeurs LEPRoHoN & LEpRoHoN,
Libraries 1929 Rue Notre Dame,
Montreal, Canada
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-Ah j'sus pas capable /!

ALI ! j'sus pas capable
&c alla,t h." ! ca ailait ben
totttlnnez d"nc !
Et lie pere Maiorique continue +:
Mais d Ia fin de ma chansnn
Qnnn m'apporte IA b0ire.
M"ls 10 T itress' de In maiaOp.
s"n" - air ponr hi blair
"" i"' t"ut ties one i'ai pn:
Ven fat nas de reprnclies.
IN a On nqnz'nn qui men veulent
A 'ec s"n -er,e ap3tnrl,e. -
Moe, n c%'theure, Twas vous en-
chanfer n hen belle. d6clara la
mere Mai"riuue. C'est Ia complaints
dun panv' garcon qui a etc perdn va
ben des annGes /:
Du temps que i'ttais ieune enfant,
Jai pris ie chemin din mecha,t -
tliez mon oncle un corteau TAI vole.
failalt preDdre une verge, me Remover
porter.
lie Ia Il ne suiS mis- i toni.
Aux Sases sacrGs. Zen wins Il bout.
TT fous les ornelnrnts. jusqu'aux ~calices,
- Jen- tons !, s wees.
Cest naarg,lG sur lie wv irrant".
Puisque e suis 81 malheureux, -
j at.tts iaitii bonnet 5 L ines yeux,
Adifa pete Of mere, ma femme ct mes enfants,
Prenez eAenIpie sur moi, tous mes patents.
Que c'est done beau, DIES CON-
plaintes c'est pas CONNIE les chan
sons d'auiourd'hui /; qu'on ny CON-
prend rien, declare lie mare du vii.
lage.z
Et tout lie monde approuva.
lOui, e'est ben toujours les We'll
les chansons qui sont les m~eilleures.
allez, dit Nine Jeremiace Lagrosellle.
II Y cut un silence.
Bon +! on va jouer a la crepe, 4
c,theure, profera lie maftre de la
maison. Msttez la nappe
1T tandis qu'on mettait Ia nappe
ct que les hommes allumaient leur
pipe, lie chroniqueur du PAssE-TEMps
soahaita lie bonsoir a la compagnie ct
) esqalSa 1890.
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RONDEL D'AUTONNE

Voici la fin DIES beaux jours F.;
La bise pleure ct soupire ;
Aux branches la feuille expire,
Les bois perdent leurs atonrs.
lie soIeil, hatant son cours.
Semble aware dun sourire
Voici la fin des beaux jours /;
La bise pleure ct soupire.
Rien ne peut durer t%oujours.
Celle que, jusQu'au delire
Jadorais, Went de me dire
Adieu pour d'autres amours 4. .
Voici la FIN DIES bcaux jouis !!
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L'Imprimerle de Ia S%ENTINELLE
fait toutes sortes d'impressions, en-
franeals on en- anglais, telles que ::
circulaires, cartcs d'affaires, constitu-
tons de societies, programmes, tetes
de complies, de l~ettres. etc.
Les prix sont mod6res.
Pour plus amples renseignements
s'adresser au bureau de Ia SENTINEL
LIE en- personne on par lettre.
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~ Ceux qui doivent 4 la SENTI-
NELLIE pour Announcements ct pour
Impressions sont prizes de venir regler
dams lie plus href d6lai, 81 elles veu-
lent nous tviter 10 peine de leur
enyoyer un c%olIecteur.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1897-12-04
Definition de la jolie femme

Definition de la jolie femme
dapres F%ontchelle
lie paradis des yeux, lenfer de
Tame ct lie pnrgatoire de la Bourse.
Toto est tres intelligent pour son
age, mails il est bien gourmand.
Il await absorbe I'm jour lie conte.
nu q IN petit panier de fraises. Son
pere Sc vit forcer de reeourir i un
moyen DIES plus energiques il saisit
un martinez ct lui en- applique uns
lsgere voice q l'endroit consacrs.
VOLTA pour vous apprendre,
monsieur, Il etre porte sur votre
boucbe.
-Eh bien, papa, c'est injuste,
c'est innocent qul a pave pour lie
coupabis.
Il est preferable de manquer toute
"a vie de jugement que den attraper
seul en- cour de police.
Une dame account, sploree, chez
lie chef de police.
GUY a-t-il pour votre service i,
lui aemande-t-on.
-Oh monsieur, non mari Went
de me jouer un tour pendale !!
--Vraiment ?
--Oni, il s'est pendu.
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SOIREE

VI. Leon Famelart, dams un recent
numero Gu Passe- Temps, public a
Montreal, dome cette int6ressante
description dune soiree canadienne !:
Grande soirse, l'autre jour, chez lie
per- Malorique La1eur. du village
de blagues. Ii y await la, Il part lie
pere ct Ia mere Lafeur ct leurs
reletons - quelque chose connie
deux portees de lapins-, la veuye
Dottiise Sansouci, NJ. ct Nine Dfz,el
Laff9acnf, la famil!e Lagace dit
Lapaletie, le Jeune Noe LaveilIe dit
Baienette, Tit Louis ~Sanschaqrin.
Badjutor Sirois, du troisieme ramp
uh gros t'habitant qui garde vinpt-
GNU Watches Alexis Beaufouette ct
81 dame, nne ancienne maitrcsse
du village des Demons
Lesime Gaulbabin, lie plus "gros
faucheux" de touie la paroisse
Babineau Sanspareil, qul await pio-
che, ee lour-la, vingt-cinq rangs de
"patates' ct ne paraissait pas fatl-
que Mile Nina Bigaouette, IS ans,
Ia plus CROSSE faucillc de Ia place;
Chrysologue Vadeboncnur, lie MARE
du village, qui possede trois "biens'
ct un circuit au "~fronteau"; Nine
Jeremiace Lagroseille, t~isseuse de
catalogues; n dlzaine &c ieunes-
ses GU 'morvassons' avec. chacun.
ga ''galeonniere', ct lie soussigne.
LIE pere Majorique "payait lie bou-
quette' parce que, ce ]our-la, il y
await Gu chez lui II "courvee" pour
trier trois cent cinquante "minotes"
de- '~.patates" gull deyait .charrler
aux chars" lie plus tot possible.
Apres lie souper don't voici lie
menu soupe aux po;s, pattes de
cochon a la sauce blanche loche
bonillie, six pates au lard sale. feyes
au lsit, orepes, menace, scompions"
on grands-peres", ct plugs, Babi-
neau ajusta son .rnine bablne" on
musiQue a bouehe, preluda par
queiques doux accords, puts 1oua
denN gibles simples", tandis Que
B~adjutor Sirols. chauss6 de ses "bottes
sauvages' gralssees de frais a Thule
de marsoaiu, dansait, un verre d.eau
sur la sete, avee Mile Nina Bigaoues-
tie.
-Tes bon ! ties bon /! lui cria-t-
on.
"A present, toe, dit lie pere Ma
jorique a Nine Jeremiace Lagroseille.
q chanson $500.
Non, merci pour moe, ce soir.
sus trop enrhumae.
-Chante, chante, Ga ira ben
Pas besoin d'Stre 81 genee
Test bon, twas chanter. mas
sxcusez-la.
1T Madame J6ramiace, dune voix
detonna &C oui suit
Saves-sous c qu'une file dot faire
Ions les ans va jour de IAN
Ell dot aller voir son pero
1t ga neie assuremeut,
Assn, ement
lie aura! dams la m6nsoire
Longtemps.
All b~oriour done, ma mere.
Mon pele est-il ctans
All oul. alb oui, II file,
Ill eet allie aux bAtiments,
Assu:eue nr
Je faurai dams 10 memoirs
Longtemps. /.
-Exsusez-la
ITEMS prendre la peine de Sc
prier All tn chantes rude
nsnt ben ! A ton tour Nina, envoye-
lous queuQue chose !
-Jveux ben, mais prenez garde
me faire rire /
Et Nina, apres s'etre cache les
'eux avec sa main s.partit en- ces
ermes
Du teIr 9s qu j~etais a lage de auinz'ans
J'poueais souffrir aucun ainant.
Heias Zen soutfrirais a present
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CAscARETs stimulate liver, kidneys
and bowels. Never sicken, weaken
or siIpe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-15
LARGE ADDITIONS PROPOSED.
University College of Medicine Pushing
Ahead

BY reason OF the steadily increasing at
tendance at the University College OF
Medicine, it is proposed to make extensive
additions and improvements TO the main
building so as To accommodate the pa
irons Of the institution.
The faculty OF the College Will hold
meeting in a few days. and decide what
plans they Will adopt IN the extension
proposed. For some time the matter OF
making additions 10 the main building mas
been under consideration. The conditions
as to the extent OF ground, etc, were
laid before an architect with Instructions
to submit plans and specifications,
AT this session the University College
Of Medicine had pa matriculates IN the
three departments. This was the largest
attendance at any similar institution IN
the State and one Of the largest IN the
South. The session has been an emln mt
~ satisfactory one. one Of the changes
proposed for next year Is 10 arrange
the schedule and time of the session so
as 10 enable the college TO DO IN tnree
years he work which IS now being dohe
IN Othlr medical colleges I'm four years
The fourth annual commencement eNer-
cises OF the college will be held on lhuis-
day evening April 29th at o'clock, IN
the Academy Of Music, at which time inc
degrees viii be conferred. hospital ap-
pOintments announced prizes awarded,
and an address made by Judge Nalter
Clark, OF Raleigh, North Carolina. judge
clark Is ole OF the most ttiliiltuN IA'i17
tours I'm the South. Though engaged in
the arduous duties Of his high position
as associate justice of the Supreme Court
Of North Carolina, he has found time
to do a great deal Of excellent literary
work ranging over a wide diversity or
subjects Two months ago seven or the
leading periodicals of the country contain
ed articles written by him, which attract
ed deserved attention.
Judge Clark is said TO be an able and
interesting orator, and the faculty ana
students Of the institution are looking
forward 10 this occasion with more than
ordinary interest
The graduating CLASS I'm the three de-
partments of medicine, dentistry, ana
pharmacy VIII be quite a large one thls
year. The examinations at the college
are about half over. on April 18th, there
will be a meeting Of the faculty, when
the graduates, hospital appointments, and
prize-winners will be decided upon
The Alumni Association of the college
will hold their annual meeting AT the
college building on April 29th. at II
o'clock. Besides the election of officers,
and the discussion OF b-siness matters.
there will be a paper read by Dr. Will
liam s. Gordon, on ''Heredlty as an Eto-
logical Factor In Diseases"
The banquet given by the faculty In
honor of the graduating class VIII be
held on the night OF the commencement,
after the commencement exercises.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-15
NORTH CAROLINA NEWS.
RALEIGH 10 DISTRIBUTE ADJ E.s-
TISINo NATTER Al NASHyILLE.
Easter Light Stands In Memory Of Bishops
Wives-A Philadelphia Newspaper
Man Married In Raleigh.

RALEIGH. n. c., April H.-Special.-
At the meeting Of the Chamber Of Com.
merce last night il WAS decided that
Raleigh should be well represented at tne
| Nashville Exposition. by having a lot OF
| printed matter in tho $. a. J.. exhibition
| car TO be distributed. and that each MEM
| Der of the Chamber of Commerce who
| attends is to help in the distribution oil
| its literature.
| GCIeral Eosser, of Charlottesville, Va,
will on the 10th of May be here ana give
an exhibition of his magnuscoIic war
| scenes.
MEMORIAL LIGHTS.
The Good Shepbeld church Will on
Easter besides tho usual Easter decora-
lions have in place, one on ea'h she Oh
the church, memorial light stands IN
memory OF the two bishops wives VINO
have died in this diocese Mrs. Lyman ana
Mrs. Cheshire. They stand nine feet hiSn
and have nine lights Zach. The top light
is an electric one and the other lights
an alternate electric and gas light. Inc
stand Is I'm polished brass, beautifuhy
carved, with the inscription TO each on
their respective memorial light. These are
put in by the members Of the church, ana
will be placed in the new church when IL
is completed
DIED AT THE HOTEL.
Mrs. Woods, of Enfield. Mass. who
spent the winter with her little grand
daughter at Southern Pines, and who stop
Pei here on her way home, died at the
Park Hotel this morning. She had been
SICK for nearly three weeks with bron-
chitis, asthma and a complication OF
ma UN Id a..
ter were with her.
Mr.. d. Addison Cable, of the Phiadei-
phia inquirer was this morning married
10 Miss Helena Harner. Of this city.
The ladies Of the Presbyterian church
will on Nav LIST open a W0man's Exchange
here. The sum of $50 will entite any
lady 10 put in the exchange, for one year,
any article. plain or fancy. or I'm the shape
os edlbles. that she may wish sold Ten
per cent. Of the sales will go to the TX
change This $50 is within reach Of all,
Willie the exchanges North are from - up
for membership. The ladies will be glad
to Rave outside members.
DWELLING BURNED.
Early this morning the home OF Mr..
Hige. one of the employees OF the state
Experimental Farm. was burned.
The railroad commission H. I'm session
-. day hearing minor cases. Representa-
lives Of the Cape Fear and Yadkin Valley
railroad were before the commissioners
10 ask that their road be placed on the
same lasis as the other local roads. sucn
a, the Carolina Central, as TO freight and
passenger tariffs.
Tho Independent Democrats last night
named Frank Stranach for Mayor. rte
viii he supported by the Republicans ana
Ponulists.
W. G. Randall the North Carolina artist,
has commission TO paint i'm one large
picture. J. b. Vance. Harry Burgwynne
and James II. Lane as they appeared as
colonies I'm the Twenty-sixth North Caro-
lima Regiment. This picture will be placed
I'm the State Library.
twenty-five insurance companies that
last year took out license have failed to
do so.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-15

The Chinch Bug i'm Threatening Atti-
tude-The Tobacco Market.

BOYDTON, VA. April 14.-special.-
Tho Rer W. L. Thompson. OF the Metn-
ocist church. assisted by the Rev. Mr
Simpson. Of Farmville is conducting re-
viyal services in this place. Two services
are held daily.
This being Passion Week, divine service
will bee held on four days during the week
in the Episcopal curch.
Mr. w. r. Moore postmaster Of Boyd
ton. and also a merchant, contemplates
removing 10 Hampton AT an early day
there 10 engage In the mercantile business.
The wheat and oat crops are said TO be
promising. but there are serious fears felt
lest the chinch bug will destroy much Of
both. ] was told by a farmer to-day that
the stubble Of broom straw was filed with
chinch bugs.
Since the opening Of the Banner ware
house. a great deal more tobacco has been
sold on this market. Before the opening
OF the Banner there was only one ware
house
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-15
VAR ON UOMLN.
The Insults to Which weyier Subjects
Females.

The Insults to Which Weyler Subjects
Females.
HAVANA, via KEY WEST. April H.
Sixteen Cuban women from the town OF
San Francisco de Paula. In Havana prov
u &c. have been thrust into the Recolilas
or Home OF Detention for disroputAble wo-
men IN Havana. They ali belong TO tam
lilies OF the highest respectabillty. ON
their way 10 the prison they were Insult
ed by the soldiers, and one OF them, Az
rOra Nelez, who attempted 10 protest,
was knocked down by a blow with "A rifle.
In GudraDacOa women OF prominent
Cuban families have also been arrested on
the charge OF being aDottOrs 81 the III
surgents. The police enter houses after
midnight and arrest the women without
giving them timc even To dress The
town is terrOriZed again as In the days
when Colonel Fonsdcyiella was its mayor.
General Weyler has given orders TO pros
ecute all women who are suspected OF
pecially those who have relatives In the
insurgent ranks. These women" he says
IN an official communication 10 the tia-
yana chief OF Police, are redouDtlDie
foes, as they are less noticed by our de-
tectiyes and are able more easily thdn
men 10 keep in communication with the
insurgents. The more distinguished they
are through their family connections. the
more dangerous are they 10 us, as through
their social acquaintance they can PICK
up many important secrets. 1 recommend
YOU 10 exercise great vigilance ana not u
he moved to lenioncy through any con
sidera,ion for their sex. which would b.
against the interests OF the country.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-15

Judge Witt in the Hastings Court yes
terday morning, rendered his decision In
the John ID Sterling case by sustaining
the motion OF the boys counsel 20 quash
and the boy was discharged from the
Ref0rmatory.
The result of this decision will doubtless
be 10 release other inmates OF the Re-
formatory on similar grounds as those
presented by counsel in the present case.
Mr. Harry VI. Smith, Jr., represented
the boy IN the case.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-15

the CLOSING QU0rATIONS OF
MONEY.
Offerings and sales AT the Richmond To
bacco ExchaBco--Isternal Revenue
ColIoctions-torcign Advances.

NEW lOKh. Apri 1.-The appearance
"a .tu.At4e, ilttc4 oa. AA stOCN otalIala Ou
lU. tAtulust tv-uoy Hos asfp,lIJlJ rather
4...D ltai. tuD iutai s..Sa iau up 10 .5u,-
go sDa.t.. ual NilDtiav ,itis ai.u ,us..tf
absorbed I.-.usu anaAta on tnla, ,Llla-O
t... UtIlh tit lca,4cc, Win over Oa,uuu
fUlIDs. Inl buIll4b tDu, 81. iaul. .~cN
D. olA central ana l.c.lolns Was cteultcd
a,..l lDIIIl .HtUv Nuit. f@s Dlt asa zoe Illat-
ttl oI small dealings Tho market lacked
breadth. many atoDAo usuaNy Ola inc ace
tltt II.i showing uO sales. Missouri ta-
tInD auu IaC hitWanua being examples.
IUt heavy Nouius. Ca dealings Iu tut spt-
,iaItits Was almost Wholly professional,
all OutsIue interest iu tuc market was
YI.If0lNH uIi. nirUncss characterized
IUt bona spec ulatl"n. winch WAS rather
o.IDl lue sales as.sltGatcd $4,000. Gov
comments rlicd nrm and a shade higher
In purDhts oi Si-tNO
MoAi.1 AND EXCHANGE: Money on
Gail easier at i.H.4 per cent, last loan az
P. aUa closing 40 i-0t per cent iIime
ln.l. auflie paper. 354dt per cent. sterling
.'ntalse steady, with actual business
lu bankers bills at iSsiigi~4i3 for demand.
AMID at t>inie6h for siNty days. posted
rates.. -NDl s4isi and 4eS04Ssl9, CONNER
D.II NilIs, 4Nsi2 silver certificates, 6-n
t@l, htr silver. g. Government bonds
iii ms state bonds dull, railroad bonds hfm.
petroleum steady
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-15
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. April II, 1897
ARRIVED.


PORT OF RICHMOND, April II, 1897.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Richmond. Glover, New York,
merchandise and passengers, Old Domin-
ion Steamship Company.
Schooner Samuel J. Cashier, Jr., Bur
roughs, Philadelphia, COAL ). ii. Halves &
Co.
Schooner Charles +. Roehle, Phillips.
New York, soda, Davenport Morris Co.
SAILED.
Steamer Ariel, Graves. Norfolk. mer-
chandise and passengers virginia Navi-
steamer Richmond Glover, New York,
merchandise and passengers. Old DOmln.
ion Steamship Company.
Schooner Emma ID. Endicott, Bowen,
Philadelphia, raj Dad ties
Schooner Peter g.. ShultA Lowry, New
York. railroad ties.
PORT NEWPORT NEWS. April "a, 1897.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Vectis Galveston
Steamship ROsenfeld. Norfolk.
Schooner T.. L. Mason, Norfolk
SAILED.
Steamship Sterling. Boston.
Steamship orion. Boston.
Steamship NectiS. Hamburg
Schooner A. A. Shaw, Fall River.
Barge Solitaire. Providence.
steamship Lynrowan, Antwerp.
PORT or WEST POINT April II, 1897.
ARRIVED.
steamship Baltimore. Mnrphy, Bait
more. passengers and sene-al cargo.
Steamship Elm city. Haynes. Mattaponi
river landings. passengers and general
cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Elm City Haynes. Mattaponi
river landings. GenerAi cargo and pas
sengers.
Steamship Baltimore. Murphy. Baltt'
more passeurars and 0snsrsl cargo.