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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-10

the Mother Wants the Child, but 30 Does
the Father.

case a general interest win proba-
Dbl, ls decided BOB tine Circuit Court on
lf..rIco county to-day in which a pretty
lite twO-y car OLD sirl Inquiries as inc Oo'c
of contention
Several years ago. Mr.. Robert Goodwin
OF Richmond met Miss Nellie brewer, ih
lDtllehcm pcuua. q love auair aprans
un and they Ntlc married. MI. GOODWIN
some. fim. afterW1Id accepted "a position
iu Richmond ANA brought hls WIG 10
Virginia ella.
South. and iougDd and plned Tor Arr
pennsylvania home.
Finally She lcit here. taking their llt-
ODE girl with hcr and returned 10 the
home of her mother iu bethlehem.
She refused 10 return 90 virginia Mr..
Goodwin wrote repeatedly TO her begging
and Dcsetchug her TO return but she
steadfastly declined 10 leave lennsylva-
ula.
one day. on advice Of his counsel Mr..
Goodwin went 90 Bethlehem TO confer
with her. and 10 make am effort 10 bring
about "a reconciliation between himself
and his wife. llci mind was fixed. how
ever. and she positively declined 20 re-
turn.
Then the father made an effort 90 re-
cover the child. but the mother objected.
lie succeeded in getting his little child
though. and brought her 90 his home I'm
Richmond. where she noW is. happy and
Contented.
The mother brings suit 20 recover pos
session OF the child and 10 is thought
hot fight will be waged. for Mr.. Goodwin
is determined TO hold his child II he
Mostly * Folkes have Mr.. Goodwins
case iu hand
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-10

gHh CLOSING QUOTATIONS or
MONEY.
Offerings aud sales at the Richmond To
bacco Inchangc-irtcrnai Revenue
COLLECTIONS Foreign Advances.

NEW YORK. Feb. S.-Specuation was
extremely dull to-day. Ihc sole cNCcp-
lion was Che Industrial group ~ whlch
there was o. free selling Tor the snort ac-
count as well as more or less iQWuAtion
hy holders 500 consequence OF inc pioplnE
into the affairs OF the trust by the
state senate investigating committee.
The shaIp rise ln sugar Just previous
10 inc close yesterday. which proved 20
bc NOTHING more IMAM ana enort on the
mart OF certain interests 10 gCt out adj
sifl0nHl short lines az higher range.
THO stock declined from 1874 10 ll3h
and closed az the lowest price Of the
oay IouacCo made an equally sharp
decline. opening at flM and later selling
al Co.'S Leather preferred yielded about
a point. Ia the total transactions Of
l.- a1 shares for the entire list Sugar
Inquired f0r $500 and Tobacco for l4.nD
shares. Despite the testimony Of Mcsfrs
Havcmcycr and Scarlcs, Of the Sugar
Trust showing the enormous earnings
displayed uucaslneSs because OF The rear
That TIE LtN0W investigation VIII i'""
10 uufavoIahle legislation. Ihe am,
DOunCtment that Charles X Inh,' w
The United Rubber Company. Will %,
called uuOn next TO testify before lHt
committee was followed by "a decline OF
1I.WZsf per cent. 300 the common "'i"
preferred stocks. respectively. ne 49,,
iu-. luN ever. Was hfLi, Only -
a. tur common aud ga sNaits on tHe ~
f.rrrI CHANGING hands. tonso4indl'u ''"0
,... Sold down ID point ON the iniroduc-
uu of l Dido NO Albany authorizing ING
VoIrI of Aldermen of This CITY 10 look
info fl.e feasibility of municipal owner
t'.. ot at- plants. the Railway ISL
,n.r.f ID sharp contrast 90 the weak
r... of fnp ludustrials. Despite the
,tfIu.-4 Railway stocks held remarkably
frm Reading was the only STOCK mat
.ould be called weak. and the decline
ia fmS instance was less than point.
as i'd rule. after merely fractional con
sts-iOus dt the opening. prices improved
D. 90 Do per cent Lake shore. on pui-
shascs of 500 shares advanced "a 10
ls8It Iho dealings were almost tulI's
professional and the foreigners dld next
10 nothinl Speculation closed HuItN
tnc tone being steady FOR inc haHM".
If-f and weak for the ludustrldis. Net
changes boo the lndustrials and 'oaiele
show losses of i4m1s per cent. S"A5i
lesdine. The Railway Hat seoI'e Store
Nauet- OF IfNl4 per cent Lake Sio.C
lesdirc. The bond market was suons
fn fort The transactions amounted 10
NONEY AND EXCHANGE: Money on
rau e.-v 40 1lsN2 per cent, last iOan
= d.. rer cent. and closing offered AT
H. Der cent. prime mercantile paPti,
. Der cent Bar silver o4h, S1'ii''is
exchange steady. with actual business ln
i.art.r. hills af 4N4t4n+ 49, Tor Sixty uiF0
and 4S.,i.u4S1a. Tor demand, posted Ia,Ss'
s-l.lft~tl .. commercial bills. tS'I quasi
t,o,ernment bonds steady. state bonus
dgU Railroad bonds firm. silver at
fna hoard was neglected. e,,,
TREASURY BALANCES. CON- fl-''-
90 OOt. currency. SOS So i5-.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-10

81 a meeting Of the stockholders OF the
workingmen. ADJ and Beneficial Associa-
tlon held IN Richmond Monday, all Of
tne fholders being present In person
or hy proxy, 10 was unanimously resolved
10 make application 10 the Circuit Court
o. have certain sections Of the consttu-
ton amended go as 20 read that the per-
poses Of the association are 10 pay a
weekly benefit 10 its members in times of
sickness and disability. 10 provide "A place
OF burial for IT'S deceased members and
10 defrav the expenses OF their funerals
10 the amount OF their funeral benefit.
that he real estate To lie held shall not
exceed in value 5000. that the capital
stock shall not be less than $500 nor
more than $1,000 divided into shares OF
not less than $40 each. Judge Wexford
granted the amendments yesterday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-10
THE HYER OASE SUBMTITED
Argument Was Concluded Yesterday
Morning other Gases.

Morning Other Gases.
In the United States Circuit Court OF
Appeals yesterday continued argument
was heard in the case Of l.. II. Hyer ".
Richmond Traction Company
Mr.. George Whitlock concluded argu-
ment for the appellees and was follow
cd by Mr. W. W. Henry for the same.
Mr. Robert stiles concluded the case WIN
argument for the appellant.
N Is hardly probable that an oplnioh
will be handed down in the case at ihlS
term Of the Court. ,
istrotrix OF Louis Tunstall. deceased.
plaintif I'm error vs.. the Richmond ana
Danville Railroad Company ana the
Asheville and Spartanburs Railroad COM
panv. defendants in error. WAS taken up
on argument
Tie case comes mp on error from cir
cult Court OF the Western District OF
North Carolina.
chief Justice Fuller and Judges Golf
and Brawlsy are sitting la me case.
Cause argued Dy Alfred 5 Barnard for
plaintiff i'm error. and by Charles Price
and George r.. Bason Cor defendants in
error and submitted.
The plain.in in error claims that TINS Is
n civil action 5roush, hy he plaintln, as
administrators OF l4bNl' Ahii'AAiAf N'''''
ed. against the defendants for 10000
damages arising from the death OF ner
intestate by the negligence OF the de-
PENDANTS.
Action was Instituted IN the Superior
Court OF Henderson county, North Caro-
lima. and subsequently. on petition OF de-
PENDANTS. was removed TO the Circuit
Court OF the United States at Ashevlle,
where il was tried by Judge simonton
and the plaintiff unsuted.
The brief for the defendant In error
claims that the wreck which resulted In
Tunstalrs death was caused by the drunk
enness and recklessness OF John snyder.
engineer. and by the imperfections Of
the track
At the time OF his death Tunstail was
employed a. engineer and was running
the helper engine kept an Saluda for the
purpose Of helping trains up and down
the steep grade between Saluda and Mel
rose.
Francis administrator. plaintiff in err
ror. VS. Richmond and Danville Railroad
Company appellee. IN error 10 Circuit
Court Western district OF North Caro-
lima. Cause argued before Chief Justice
Fuller, Judges cor and BraWiey by \.
G.. Avery OF Ashevlle. y. c.. for plaintiff
ia error. and By George +. BasOn and
Charles Price for defendant in error and
cause submitted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-10

Judge Con Again Refuses to Discuss the

Cabinet Question.
The following appeared in the Chicago
Chronicle Of last Saturday:
CANTON, O.. Feb. 6.-Judge GoH has
written to Major Mckinley a letter. re
ceived this morning. oouched I'm such
terms as 70 warrant the announcement
that he will not be In the Cabinet. His
name must now be erased from tho Cab
met slate.
The withdraw wal Of Judge Goff brings
up for reconsideration by the President
elect the whole question Of who shall
represent the South in the Cabinet. IL IS
safe 10 say HIS mind is not made up on
this subject and that he would be great
IS relieved II judge Goff. even ~ this late
d3v. could bee induced 10 alter his deci-
sion. which. IL may be stated. is not ex-
pressed boo absolutely final terms
Judge GOff was shown the above by
Times representative yesterday. and ask
cd n IL was true.
Tie replied: ~ have nothing tc say
on the subject. The idea Of anyone eX-
pecting that | would betrav the nature Of
my correspondence with Major Mckinley
seems 10 me 10 be perfectly absurd
1T Is n question for the President-elect
20 answer. not myself | am net talking
on the subject, and do not intend to do
so %
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-10

Rev. W 5. Healy. the distinguished
African explorer. will lecture on Dark
est Africa az Cathedral Hall the even
ing OF the 23d instant.
Father Hcaly comes 20 Richmond by
Arrangement with the Xaycrlan Broth
ers confraternity here I'm the aid OF char
rs. Having penetrated the wlids Of the
Dark Continent In a number OF places
where he was subsequently followed by
Stanley and Livingstone he Is well yersed
In all pertaining 10 the country and its
people. and will. doubtless. he heard with
profit and interest.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-10

The First Rec iment Desire to Go to Wa h
ingtOn, But Have No Funds.

The commandants Of companies OF the
First Regiment met IN headquarters
Monday night TO consider the ACCESSIBILITY
o. attending the inaugural Colonel Jones
presided.
The officers were unanimous In the opln-
ion that IL would be 10 the interest Of the
city and Of the State 10 have good rep
resentation OF its military In the parade
on March 4th. Tho present state Of the
regimental and company finances. il was
stated would not stand the strain OF the
necessary expenditure, since IT requires
an the available funds TO maintain tho
companies. Dut ihe officers. believing that
the citizens would look AT the matter In
the same lxht as they did. decided 10
make an appeal 10 the public 10 aid them
The cost Of the expedition. 10 was est
mated would be 500 with this sum II
would ne possible TO appear In Washing
ton with full ranks. and 10 make very
creditablo display.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-10

The river has gotten back into us chan
mel. and wOrkmen are husily repairing The
damage wrought by the Hood The bust
ness OF the steamboat people Will not le
uelayed at all by the rayages Of thu
water.
The steamer Gulf Stream, which ha
been lying al city Point since Saturday.
came into port yesterday morning, and
other boats that were prevented from
ascending the river by the Hood reported
In good order.
The Old Dominion COmpany's boat,
which was due Monday and which had
been lying at Newport News during the
high water will omit this trip 20 Rich
mond. returning on her regular schedule
10 New York from Newport News.
The PocahOntas arrived at her wharf
on time yesterday evening.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-10
Mr Lennard's fnnernl

ST Peters Cathedral was thronged yes
terday morning with the loving friends
OF the amonted Mr.. NJ. Il. Leonard. who
died last Saturday night.
A requiem nigh mass was sung for tho
repose OF his soul. 4 large concourse
attended the remains 10 their final rest
in Mount Calvary.
The following gentlemen served as
pall-bsarers.
Honorary essrs. Decatur Axtcl Geo.
w Stevens. G. +. Wexford W. : Nor
ris. e.. f.. Doyle. II. Frazier ". +. La
Bonita g. l.. Rufiin. a. T.. Heinrich. r..
Sitterding Robert Shook. J. l.. Phil
lips and J. NJ. Gill
Active-Messrs. J NJ Powers, +. =.
Blckers. W II. Lusk. Jones J. ". star
". IalleY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-10
Snnreme cnnrf Of Annenl.

Washington Southern Railway Com
pany vs.. Lacey. Further argued by Ed
mund Burke Esq, for defendant In err
ror and Col +. J.. Smith FOR plaintiff in
error. and submitted.
Eallou VS. BailOu. Argued by T.. s.
Brown. ESQ. FOR appellant and y. G..
Manson, Esq. for appellee and submit
ted
The next cases 10 be called are Bolton
VS. Nellines. No. 81. and Jamison vs. Rix-
ey, No. g.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-10

NEW YORK. Feb. 0-The Journal OF
Commerce aud Commercial Bulletin IN
IT'S review of the dry goods market i"l
the week says.
The cotton goods division OF the market
ruled QUIET until yesterday. when the
news Of the big sale Of print cloths at
Fail River reached the market rms
caused better tone generally, ana an
expansion OF interest In the descriptions
of goods most directly affected. such as
coarse. lightweight brown cottons. ana
converted goods In the first named
there has been some correction Of preNl-
Gus irregularities. The week closes with
more confidence In the futures and the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-10
Snnrcnr Cnnr1 Mln Srtfle

Captain Geo ID. Wise did not appear be-
fore the Judge witt in the Hastings
Court yesterday I'm reference O. the appli-
cation for bail I'm the case OF Carlos ..
Twitcheli. the man who shot the negro
Paul Davis
II was stated Monday that the arpli-
cation would Doe made before Judge Wit
yesterday. but that Judge said that be
has nothing 10 d. with the case. hut that
il will 20 on appeal from Judge Wickham
TO the Supreme court. and there be- set
tied. Commonwealth Attorney Richard
son was Of the same opinion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-10
CITY Hall Courts,

In the Chancery Court yesterday
Judge George h. Christian qualified as
executor OF the estate OF the late W. w.
Undertake.
In the Law and Equity Court judgment
was rendered In the suit Of J. |. Bose vs..
the Callego Mills Company for $500.
In the Hastings Court Archie Johnson.
charged with assault. was acquitted; Jas.
Hill. for assault. was given six months
in Jail and fined one cent-mouon paada
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-10

There was fire at Seven Pines Mon
dav ia which the meat-hOuse OF squire
q. G. Vincent was destroyed. A large
portion Of the Squire's good hog meat
went up IN the flames.
4 mad dog belonging TO a man named
Lyons was also killed. and two citizens
OF the Pines who had lmbibed freely had
81 personal encounter. Altogether yester-
day was most exciting day down at
Seven Pines
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-10
4 Cnlonlnl Rnlanr.

Elaborate arrangements arc being made
Tor "A pretty and unique bazaar. which
VIII be given az the kcgimcntal Armory
by the young Ladies Auxiliary OF 81. Pc
ter's Cathedral. 70 pay of the indebted
ness Of that church
Many features OF the bazaar are docd-
cdly novel and new. Tho tables are 20
bee named after the principal generals
Of the Revolutionary war. and all the
young ladies participating viii bee d' -
cd i'm Colonial costumes Tho bazaar will
De- open Easter Monday night ana con-
tinuc for one week
The following officers have been elect
cd. Miss Lille Dighy Emms president,
Miss T.. Marie Delaney treasurer. Miss
Lucy Atkinson. secretary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-10
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

UNION STOCK YARDS Ill. FEB
0-CATTLE-Rcc 5000 head mar
kot steady. common TO extra steers, S3bO
li5 30. stockers and feeders. S32JQ4.l3,
COWS and bulls 81 s0n3S5; calves, SjOOg
go. Texans 50 50N4.30
HOGs-Receipts. 1900 head; market
firm and 2i.Qjc. higher. heavy packing
and ehinnine lots. SO 25T3j2i4. common
to choice mixed. So 35u3.55; choice assert
ID S3GOn3GO. light. S3.fO43GO; pigs,
S3.2J0357i4.
efr6nr. inferior 10 choice. S25Og400;
lambs. SO J00j00.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-10

to set aside verdict; James Hampton, FOR
assault. was given sixty days in jail and
fined one cent
The cases set for trial I'm this court
for tomorrow are julius Thompson. for
breaking IN railroad car; George VIII
liams alias George Sands. for robbery.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-10

The Board OF Public Interests which
was 10 have met az $50 Yesterday after
noon In the city Hall. failed 20 secure a
quorum. on account OF the absence n
several members from he city. ff o'o
present were Messrs. Cas'sc. tosir,
Neale Wilson. and Walthan.
At the next meeting OF the eoTmiii'c
the proposed Chesapeake and ono I'M
provements will be- thoroughly discussed.
Ever member is uicel 10 etttlo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-10
cINCrNNATI MARKET.

CINCINNATI. O.. Feb. 9-FLOCR-
Winter patent. 81 G5a4 IS. do. fancy. $40
al 40
WHEAT-Flrm No. .. 90c.
CORN Firm: mixed ear. PIE; No.
MIXED 93023i1c. No 3 do. pc.
OATs-Firm. No. . mixed. 1910; NO
9 mixed. lSc. -.
PORK-Clear family $50, clear butt
IS 80. clear back. - u.
IARD-Kettle. $fS7i3: prime steam
So ~ ...-. ,,
DRY sALTED MEATS Shoulders,
81 90. short rib sides. - %; short clear
sides sl25. clear bellies. $40, boxed
meats i,c. more
BACON-Loose shoulders. N25; loose
short rib sides. S45O loose short clear
sides - G2i5. loose clear bellies, 500
boxed meats. &c more.
BUTTER Eigin zoe. Ohio and Indiana
creamery. l5G11c
EGGS Fresh. re.
WHISKY-Active at lie.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-10
They Have Confidence

Tho Hobbies Of the leading hotels are
crowded every night with travelling men.
They report fine business and look FOR
better times.
THE whole country is getting ready 10
go TO McKinloy's inauguration said a
drummer at Murphys last night. Not
only are the people IN the North and East
looking for better times. but those In the
South. are doing the same. and they ex-
pect 10 ind them TOO. That's the best
part Of a. they have confidence Even
Ing Illher
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-10

TIE cattle quarantine regulations will
go into effect again on Sunday night, af-
ter which II viii be unlawful 10 bring
COW from Manchester 20 Richmond on
foot or by any means except by rail.
The new quarantine order does not ma
tcrlally change the lines in Virginia from
what they were last summer. 4 few
counties have been released from quaran-
tine.
Tennessee has been placed I'm quaran-
tine. owing 10 the fact that that State
has no quarantine laws OF it, own.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-10
ST. LOUIS MARKET.

ST LOUIS. MO. Feb. 9.-FLoUR-Un-
changed
WHEAT-H Higher; May s57sc.; July
72Hc. bid.
CORN-Steady: February. 20c., nominal;
May. 2iaic.; July, 23p23isc. bid.
OATS-Higher: February, 1910. nomi-
mall May. 1stQ1Siac. bid.
BUTTER-Firm and higher. creamery
extras. 2lilc. seconds. 15Gl7c.: dairy eX-
u FORK STANDARD ' rness' new. ss.17I5.
LARD-Prime steam, S3G12, choice'
S3.77ih
BACON Shoulders. S457i5: extra short
clear. s4T2lz clear ribs, Sf.91l9' clear
sides SJ12ig
DRY SALTED MEATS-Shouders
81 3d.: extra short clear. S4.37i2; clear
ribs. $f47i5. clear sides. SiG2la.
Other articles unchanged.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-10

BALTIMORE. MD. Feb. o.-FLOrR-
Inactive and steady.
WHEAT-Firm. spot. s0i7c. bid; May,
sf1nsi%.s. southern. by sample. 9oaolc.;
do. on grade. $4,000.
CORN-Dul: spot and February, &5N
N2j5sc. March, 26Nu26Nc.. Apil. IA
PIE. May. 2sq2si.c. steamer mixed,
2p4N2iNc.. southern white. 2sc.. do. yell
low. &c.
OATS Steady: No white. 2ld2fi1c.;
No . mixed, 21Q22c
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-10
To iIreI In-naA

An important meeting OF tho Assocat-
ca Hospital committees Will bc held AZ
tho Retreat FOR the Sick to-day -
n o'clock a. ". Ladies' are expected 10
come prepared 10 pay for their badges.
and committees vii! be prepared 10 make
their final reports for the opening OF tho
bazaar. which will take place on the
evening or February 10Th
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-10
The leading futures ranged as follows:

Cash quotations were as follows.
Fiour dun and steady, hard sprmf VIE.
ratcnt. were Quotable at Sil5Q44o. ~
wood. soft wheat patent 50 pp4 Nv marc marc
rrLe@t bakers SO OOQ3 IS. red. 81 Orlap.
In sacks: winter wheat. S4o)448 10 in
wool. 10. . spring wheat. I494 16iec.;
No > red. S540s7lgc.; No. corn, --hH
91i.c. No . oats l64c., mess pork. per
1@rra II IOQT. Is. lard. - 72l.n3 20. short
rib sides. S3s5u4.1O; dry sailed shoul-
ders. 45O: short clear sides. - l2'gp4.-o,
whisky 81 Il
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-10
WV YORK PRODrcE MARKET-

NEW YORK. Feb. 9-FLOUR-Dull.
easy. and unch7ng ed. Southern foli
dull and unchanged.
WHEAT-SpOt market dull ana nm
T. o. b. 93hc ungrad a ed. tiN"l'. 40.
northern. $3.50. Options opened weak
and declined is024c.. rallied ,~Hlc :,h
&c, and closed hrm al i2c. over l.sic'
day; 30. . red February. Sc March,
SGhc. May. s5isc.' July. soc aep'fm"c''
CORN Spot dun and easier 40. p
2g5-c. elevator. 30'.c. aio1l opuons
were dun and weak al tsc. decline. + ep
ruarv. 2S1sc. Mav. 2g'.c.. July, "'",c.
OATS-spot dull and Htca ~. OPTIONS
dun. steady and UNCHANGED: Feofu2ry.
2l%c, May, II a. J4N. -, ol
pr ccs: No. =. -li.c.. 40. Mihie' &C.
HAY-Eosv. lnippins. Doc. good 10
choice. 72l3uIi4gc.
HIDES Firm and unchanged
WOOL vim and uncnan-eI e.,,>
ITEF-Dun ard steady. FAMILY, ,. ''n
1905. extra mess S7Or0So0. Dcel bans
firm al SIS. Jo4ls.1O, uerced beef a1I
and unsettled. city extra India mess
S13O0N14OO.
CUT MEATS quiet and steady picked
bellies. $3.50, shoulders. 5000 hams. $50.
IARD-Qulet and stronger: western
steam 81 900. city. S3G5i May. NtlE nolll-
nal Refined dun: continent So; S2u.n
American. $40. compound. >i't 10
PORK-Steady and quiet nc" mess
BU1TER Fancy firm md n moderete
demand. State dairy lt0l:'r.. do. cream
cry $4,000. Eleins. 2li-c
EGGS Quiet. State and pennsylvania.
1If.c. ice-h0u-e. cases. S2.uud3"j, west
eru fresh. llc.. southern l4'iiaci imoa.
t0qT6N-sEED OI~Firm and in bet
ter demand. crude. 2oc. yellow prime
RosIN- STEADY; strained. common To-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-10

on Wednesday night next there will be
a banquet rendered the Grand Lodge
Of Pythians by the local lodges. The AZ
fair will doubtless take place az the Lex
ington Hotel Admission 10 the banquet
han viii be by invitation cards only. Mr.
J. +. Burns. OF Jefferson Lodge, has the
affair in charge.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-10
MARINE INTELLIGENCE

PORT or WEST POINT. FEB. Q. 1907
ARRIVED.
Steamship Accomac. Thompson, Nor
folk. passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
steamship Accomac Thompson, Nor
folk. passengers and general cargo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-10

Can't go 10 Boston.

Governor O'Ferrall has been compelled
on account OF his bad health 10 decline
TO deliver an address az Boston ON mo
financial condition OF the south ana us
remedy during the dinner % he siven on
FEBRUARY i2th by the Reform Club OF
Massachusetts
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-10
urnrlnn Pnsfnnnnl.

on motion Of the defendants in tie ap-
plication for a receivership for the Cal
lego Mills COMPANY the hearing was
postponed 10 THURSDAY the llth instant
al Y o'clock. in the Chancery Court.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-10

Pet. Saw. and ms. Co. ....20 % 81
security s.............. .luV l''
State Bank Of Virginia. 100 137 -.
Union Bank OF Richmond 80 III ia
Virginia Trust Company. 100 100 III
INSURANCE. COMPANIES
Virginia Fire and Marine - 20 -
Virginia State ..............2j 20 23i5
n.tsI .LLhNEOtS
4. r. 60. pfd .............l0O lOls -.
A. +. Co. common ..........J0 IA '2'3
Quotations are for bonds maturing In
not less than cen years
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-10

BALTIMORE. MD. Feb. 9.-Nirgina
.s. now. 73is4753.. do. Century. 62isN6-se
Northern Central Is. Baltimore and Ohi'
Southwestern drsts. 1O0il asked. do. in
come a. -. do. income b. e., Gas, Oh 0J-
DO. bonds. SIS luoi2
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-10
BALTIMORE MARKET.

conconsus OF opinion is that the market
has seen the end Of its sagging tendency.