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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-21

There IS on the statute books Of the
District law relating 20 marriages
which causes many people much trouble
saws a Washington correspondent The
bin was introduced into Congress by
Senator Faulkner. Of West Virginia. and
provides that when person VINO Is
citizen Of q foreign country wishes 10
get married in the District he must pro-
duca a certificate from the minister or
consul OF his native country 10 the ef-
feet that all the laws Of that country
have been compiled with before mar
riage certificate can be granted here
This law was enacted in the belief that
n would serve 10 some extent 10 protect
American girls. especially heiresses, from
being married 70 titled foreigners, VINO
would return 20 their own country and
repudiate the marriage as soon as they
had obtained the dowry.
So far as known there has been no
good accomplished by this statute. but
many persons have been caused con-
siderable annoyance. An instance oc-
Cured to-day In the Office or the city
clerk when George y. hensey, the son
OF Thomas G. Hensey. well-known real
ostata dealer. attempted 10 obtain lie
ense for his marriage 10 Miss marguerite
ouionio. OF New York. Mr.. Hensey
Vas ACCOMPANIED by his hance TO the
citv hall. She IS a beautiful girl OF about
nineteea with melting brown eyes and
a pretty figure; lady in looks attire and
manner
The couple were referred 20 Assistant
clerk Smith. who made out the license
In the usual form. Just before Issuing
n however, he asked them II they were
both citizens OF the United states.
Miss ouionio replied that she had been
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again this season by A. NJ. Hawes, Jonns-
town. pa. who now owns him: Angeius
was trained and driven IN 1890 by Johi
DickersOn. Of Tcrre Haute, ina.
Miss Nelson. 2.ll II. the bay daughter
OF Norfolk and Miss Lassiter. that holl5
the record for Virginia bred trotters, Is
again on the market She Is owned Dy
IA De Cernea, Of New York, VINO pur-
chased her at the Fasig sale in February
Mr. W. II. Nelson, Manchester. has
likely three-yoar- ole colt III Dragant, |"
son Of Temple Bar and Pattie, by Patter-
son son OF Harold. that VIII De uahuieu
for speed this season. Dragant Is Nch
made end nicely gated, ana, with deNci-
opmcnt, viii learn to trQt. . 81.
Mr. Orlando Burnett, OF Tarboro. y. -
owns tho brown mare Tillte ferguson
1926 Ii, and the bay horse tdse"o9u, ~
BY Nutbrcaker. dam by Cyclone, ana VIII
send them 10 w r.. COOysr, At Peters
burg. Va. who will train and drive the
pair this season. ,,.,
Coover had Tillie Ferguson out IN lNo.
and drove the daughter Of Illliord anu
Dolly, by Joe DOwnin, 10 her record.
Mr. III. L. Station. who practices Ia" az
TarbOrO. y. c., has very handsome thu
stylish roadster In the chestnut geiulns
Peacock r., 2.29 81 by Robert Medium
dam Nelly Bly, by Melville Chiet. fea-
cock r.. was bred by Colonel Julian ;.
Carr. Durham. y. c., from whom lhc
chestnut celding passed to Mr.. station.
The first foal OF the season TO arrive
at Whitley Farm. owned by Mr.. IL. {.
Chamblin. is "a bay lilly by NoriOlk. dam
Frosty Maid dam OF the PAGERS Halo
gI5 If. and TalO H.. 2.Z3 10, by joe
Downing Miss Lassiter dam OF MISS
Nelson. 2.l1 IA, also owned at Whitby, IS
heavy in foal 20 Norfolk, and likely 10
drop fOal soon.
Messrs. II. c. and r. W. Beattie have
made an important addition 10 their stud
Of thorOughbreds at BlOOmngdale Farm,
having leased from Mr.. Robert Bradley,
Wilcox Wharf Va. the Iron Horse Bit
zen The brown son Of Blazes and Ger
mania, by imported Glengarry has ar
rived az BlOOmngdale and most or the
farm mares will be mated with MN TINS
season. BlitzCn proved himself during
his turf career. which closed at New Or
leans I'm February. 1896, one or the gamcst
and most enduring race horses OF his gem
GRAFTON able 20 take up weight, and WIN
az a distance in all kinds Of going and
in good company. The Messrs. Beatiie
will breed him 20 some good mares ana
spring from the lOins Of the famous son
Of Blazes.
The regular annual spring race meeting
OF the ever popular and thriving Deep
Run Hunt Club will be held as usual this
season at Chantlly. the home of Mr.. ;.
II. Handbook. near the Exposition
Grounds, and the date fixed upon April
9th. Among the attractions will be races
on the fiat and over hurdles. The attend
ance as on all former occasions. promises
20 be large. and will include the elite OF
BROAD ROCK.
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rnRACco EXCHANGE.

Richmond, Va MdIch ~ Io'i'
Sales Of new dark loose tobaccos for the
week ending to-day on we l.icillii .','i,,
Na) breaks: shockoe warehouse so.u
2JO3O pounds highest price, Slt. CIeh-
shaws warehouse sold O-,O-V pouHu7'
highest price. S1O.2J. Total, o1v0v pouhu7'
Private sales reported TO the secretary
OF the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-uay
Wrappers. hogshcads, hllcIs, noss-
heads. leaf dark, Jj hoSshedus' 1ol"''
Al hogsheads.
Of the Richmond Tobacco Trade ior the
week ending to-day. Wrappers 81 hoss-
heads. filters. 2g1 hOgsheads, cutters, 81
hOc4ntadS. smokers. 10 hOgshcddsi scrap
tbrlhD, - hOgsheadsi scrap tdaIhl,
hoe~heads. leaf dark, 2ib hossheads'
stems. JG bogsheads; western, ~ hogs
h.aos. hurleNS 4 nOsshradsi Jugs (darh),
~ hogshcads. Total. $50 hoesneads
The tobacco Inspector reports to-day
Inspections Bright, hossnea1s, uaIh'
. hOesheads and tcrces Items pee
tions-Bripht. 40 hogsheads.
The tobacco inspector reports for the
week ending to-day. Inspecuohs-bI lbht,
7G hogsheads; dark, Us hossheads ana
is tierces. western. l hoeshead. keln-
spections-B Bright, IA hogsheads. dark, IL
ION inspections for the week ending
to-day. $50 hOgsheads and Is uerces' re-.
INSPECTIONS. 1jG logsheads. IOtdl, OH
lOnrIftAr anu ~ tANAN'"
Srabrooks. Shockoe, Crenshaw's, Neal s,
Allegheny. Farmers Vaughan s. and Old
Dominion tobacco warehouses report to-
day. Receipts l3 packages, deliveries, To-
packages. ...,.,,
MYERS. Jones. Stouewal, Davenports'
Planters. and Williams Il Rehlng.s added,
report for the week ending to-day. he-
ceipts. 339 packages; deliveries, 40 pack
ages.
Excess Of the deliveries over the re-
Iceipts for the week ending to-day, 5oo
packages. Ill.
United States internal revenue collec-
tions on tobaccos for the city OF Rich
mond Va. to-day. Cigars and cigarettes,
SGj79: plug tobaccos, SUSIE. Total
United States internal revenue collec-
tions on tohaccos for the city or hich-
r,ond Va for the week ending to-day:
cigars and cigarettes. Sl5O2s.2I; plug to-
baccos. Sl3.OS3G3. Total. S2S,lll9O.
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PORT OF RICHMOND. MARCH 20, 1897.
ARRIVED.

PORT OF RICHMOND, MARCH 20 lsS'.
ARRIVED.
Steamer shinnecock. Porter. Baltimore.
merchandise and passengers, Baltimore
Steam Packet Company
steamer Gulf Stream, Tunnel. Phila-
delphia. merchandise and passengers, j.
w. McCarrick, agent
merchandise and passengers, Virginia
Navigation Company.
SAILED.
Schooner Jessie W. Star, Maxwell, Eliza
bethport. railroad ties.
steamer ShinnecOck Porter. Baltimore,
merchandise and passengers, Baltimore
Steam Packet Company.
Schooner Peter c. ShultZ, New iorh'
railroad ties. 49,,
schooner Elizabeth S. Lee. Buggy. Phil
adephia- railroad ties.
Schooner Addie Bowker. Smith, Bridge
port via Bermuda Hundreds, hickory logs
PORT NEWPORT NEWS. MAR. 20, 1891.
ARRIVED.
Barge p. J. Carleton. Boston.
Schooner Charles a. Briggs. Old Point
Steamship IOorgate. New orleans.
Steamship Bernicia. Philadelphia
SAILED.
Steamship Benridge. Rotterdam via
Norfolk.
Steamship Mooreate. Rotterdam
schooner w l.. Hood. Providence.
Barge &. G. chatham. Boston.
PORT WEST POINT, MARCH 20, 1897.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Accomac. thompson, Nor
folk. passengers and general cargo
SAILED.
Steamship Accomac. Thomps IN. NOR
LII uassanaars And gapAral oaxGa
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rounding firmness. but the offerings ana
the demand were both unimportant Near
the close the weakness of wheat anu
corn extended 10 oats. May oats closed
KAYE. lower. Cash oats were quiet ana
steady.
PKDVISIONS-The provision market
was fairly animated and the feeling was
firm. Another rise IN the price OF hogs
was tho main issue on the opening IN
determining tho tone Of the provision
market but offerings soon asserted su-
premacy and prices eased off. May pork
closed 7N1Oc. lower. May lard 2izc lower,
and May ribs DC. lower.
HIBES-Hidos were In good demand
and firm. Prices were quoted: Natices'
heavy. PIC. ight. SIC, native. cows
heavy, SIC. light. SIC; bull brands,
heavy. Size. light. nc, Texas. heavy,
SIC; light. SIC.
The leading futures ranged as follows;
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NEW YORK March -t-OO w ,,
Quiet. middlne, Csc gross lp'0' ,oS
bales, forwarded - L'uesf st',a' 80
bales, all splnncis sioch' -'v'I. NJ, 49,
Total to-day-Net receipts, i',-oo pdi,eS,
exports 90 Great Britain, l-,1'V pats
10 the continent lIo0o bales s'och' 'OO'-
lJj bales. ~. .oo,,-,-
Iotai since September lst-.Nc. ISreip's'
G.lJu.J-s bales, exports 10 bItaL hi 41"'''''
- 1861 JJ2 bales. TO France. hNo''oo udit9'
10 the continent l.-ol,-lO balea' 10 INC
channel. J.4sl bales. ,.
Futures closed quiet ana steady scatlvs'
2IsOO bales Marcn. '.og' ~ ..' 49,
7oG. June. 40. July. ia, August. 10
September, o.NS, OcioousI' p. 49,, Il ~.
Der o.NG De,e hDeI' O.ol' - 0''
February, Oo' oo..o, for
The total Nisinle SupIiF, Oh o,rt'rb
the world is 5.5'2 20 bales OF WllD'i
g. l3l t-6 bales are American "h"'iio'
34SL76l bales and Us. 'o' baics' Icsl t,,
lively, last year, Ie.ellla OF to,I'I 49,.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-21

N-f,ty y0EE March o0-The weekly
statement OF the Associated BANKS '"""'
thc f0lowins changes
Reserve. decrease .............' 1850 '
Loans. increase ..--.....'s''''' a1DD''I,,n
Specle. increase ................ -. N'. W..
LEGAL tenders. decrease ...-...' oUtoUVv,
H.uoeIfe. decrease ...-...--.. -.s = ,,p'' ,,
Circulation. decrease ------..+-. -''''''
The banks now hold SIS ooo9'o III eN-
cess of lcsal rsql,iei4i,s.i..'.7,, save This
me statement Of the Associated Banks Banks
o. Sew York city for the Weeh tnu'' ~,
March 2Oth shows marked rcduDloh iH
reserve. the cash holdings having Nc-
creased not less than so to3''Vu- me
surplus reserve shows "a similar con t 10y
ton the loss for the week 49, ~
BRINGING the excess cash in thc nailNS l."
S4e los -g5 which is over S3uUo.oOO Nso
flau Was reported three weeks ago. Ia
- period loans have Increased "uo-.
- same amount. While depo.''a ",I III, ei,
5000 1000 heavier. Ih' loss on I'.-,f a.,
millions in cash during the last week rs
easily accounted for. me bdlhs fn-u
about $4,000 600 TO the treasury on az
count of tho custom house WlthuIa"a,o
ON bonded goods. and ass thls hus.1 so
Volvcd transfer OF funds out OF Damn,
rather than the opening OF crcdlts. WIZ"
would swell the deposit account. the lVss
was actual and reduced the net Vo9"
holdings. .,,,o
Sudden rINmDUfE INTO the custom NvNtn'
on thc part OF importers has apparently
-un its course. AS it ucccssitated Dor
rowines boz nearly the same amount as
size ravmOut of duties. corresponding
Increase was looked for in the loan total
lnf tho increase. ass shown hy the STATE
mont was only $4,000 The only IN
florence. therefore is that there mas beeh
considerable liquidation I'm other loans
since the 1st of March the loan eNpan-
.fsn has been SIS 759 900. but as six mil
l,rs at least must have been added 70
tlI. sum last week Che contraction ih
other outstanding loans appears plain
mo hanks are sull decreasing their err
T6e reduction OF Sos 400 last week,
r,aklu,, "a total contraction or Siouo."Do
SINCE December i7th This IS an nh,
,.reredenfcd decline bat the necessity ana
adyieahiitv Of such "a course are NOT 20
81 di.niifcd when the congestion or we
local money market IS taken into cohsiu-
Grafton.
Mar 20 %. Mar FL 90. Mar. 81 %
Loans $500 $4,000 sio7o2osoo s4sfo52'4oo
'p'''' s55sa2Oo osoi5soo e''i2o'4oo
N's'' ie 10000 s2.l5i.ooo 7e2s7oOO
N'' ''S ga s2s5oO 4ss.o5s.loO coo4'79"o
Circulation ooo a., ,sa coo
Total rAaArnA-- -
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CALL FOR OUR NEW PRICE LIST.

where outside OF the District before the
ceremony can be performed. The most
peculiar circumstances about the case Is
that the moment Miss Quiouio becomes
Mrs. Hesncy she becomes an American
citizen. ana {; makes no difference whe-
Their she is under age In England or not.
But in the meantime she Is de0arrsa rom
marrying I'm the District OF Columbia.
although. by the laws OF the United
States, she Is eligible.
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NV yODK pRODI-CE MARKET.

NEW YORK. March 2o-FLOUR-Dun
and unchanged. Southern flour quiet
WHEAT~ market dull and easier;
ID. b.. size. unSrat,d red tuH>1c. OPP
tiOue dull and weak az lin'~c. otrlNc5
No red. March. sc. May ou'-c., july
1Si.r.. September t'-c.
CORN-Dull and easy; No .. 3O031Ac.;
elevator: 30a, aisle. aioat. Options were
duh and weak az unchanged prices to
l.c. decline. March 3Dl~r., May. 5V'sc.;
July. 32c. September. 35'lc.
OATS-Spot duh and steady Options
steady and dull, MAY II Sc. spot prices:
No . DC. No. white. @ic.i mixed west
ern. 2102Gc
Hay Moderate demand and barely
steady; shining, 55N5f-c. good 10
choice 72l2NSOc.
HIDES Firm and unchanged
WOOl-Fairly active. firm. and un-
BEEIi-Firm: family. S9O0011o0. extra
mess. s.. OUaS 700. beef hams firm at S19OO.
tcrcod beef quiet ana firm city extra,
India mess S12 5Onll.j0.
CUT MEATS Stronger and wanted
picked bellies So shoulders. 500
53-1a. hams s. 500 20.
I.ARD-Quiet and about steady. western
steam. S447is. city. S82OQ4.25 May. Sf57.
romiual Refined COIL. continent. St7jt
south American. $500. compound, S4OO4
PoRK-Quict and firm, mess, 5000
IN-TTER Choice firm ami fairly acti.e;
state 1lny. 901Sc., do. creamery. l3g
isle. Elgns. ljc
EGGS-Stoady. state and Ponnsylvania.
10l0l1c.. western. fresh. 1Oi2c.. south
orn. 1O010i4c.
COTTON-SEED OlIs-Dull and un-
changed.
kOSiN-Quiet and unchanged
TTRPENTINE- Steady ana unchanged.
RICE-Fair demand firm. and un-
changed.
MOLASSFS- Steady and unchanged.
NUTS-Quiet and unchanged.
COFFEE-Stcady az 5n1O points up;
April s. -. Nav IS 2O0 = -. June. SS.2j.
september. SS.3O0S 40. December. $3.50
40. January. s. 30. Spot Rio duh and
steady. No. Z, S -.
SUGAR-Raw dun and firm; fair re-
fnng. > l5-lGc Refined unchanged and
quiet.
FREIGHTS TO LINERPOOI,-Marke
quiet and firm; cotton. by steamer. l7i4c.
per 100 pounds; grain. by steamer, 24d.
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CHICAGO. ILL. March 2O.-WHEAT-
Wheat was erratic and nervous In its
action. closing weak and lower to-day.
Considerable buying of May and selling
OF July marked the trade the difference
in price between the TWO deliveries widen
ing under the operation. The news was
OF n character tending 10 deprcss rather
than elevate values. and yet until within
"A short time before the close strength
and not weakness prevailed IN the market.
May wheat opened from Toe. TO 1f'sc.,
sold between 7JAc. and 7ii2c, closing az
the inside-i4c. under yesterday. CASH
wheat was steady. closing easy and nc.
lower with the futures.
CORN-The hullish sentiment In corn
showed no abatement at the opening TINS
morning. Prices eascd of near the close,
with those Of wheat. May corn opened
2i1sc.@ &c. under Yesterday. Cash corn
was quiet and steady at yesterday
prices. 4,
OATS-The oats market presented In
activity OF a profound character, Prices
wars steady earix- 6sca'uSA Af tia knr-
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DIED IHI STREET..
Iudce HaukcII Oyerrulcd Motion Tor
=. - INDIGNANT I'm Cations Case.

Judge Haukcil Oyerrulcd Mofi"" TOT
Arrest of Judgment ia Cotton's Case.
NORFOLK. VA, March 3o.-Speciai-
George NJ. Carroll. OF Belair' Nd en-
route home from Morehead City. N. G..
was taken with hemorrhage on the street
10. day. and died within iive minutes.
Judge Hanckel. OF the Corporation
ccur, to-day oyerruled- motion for arrest
y, Judgment in the case OF ex-Couneilman
Samuel Cotton. sentenced 10 seven years
In the penltentiary for criminal assault
on a little child.
The case will 90 to the Court o. AZ
peals.
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c1I1cAcO I.IVE STOCK MARKET.

UNION STOCK YARDS. ILL, March
CATTLE-Rcccipts, 400 head; mar
kct steady: common 10 extra steers, 500
n5.G5. stockers and feeders. S34O14 ."D;
COWS and bulls. SlsOHA'1' calves sow
as -. Texans. S2.JOd4.6J.
HOGS-Receipts 5000 head, marker
firm and &C. higher. heavy packing ana
Shipping lots. SO SONf22i2. common 70
choice mixed. S3.95Hf2J. choice sorted
SHEEP Receipts. 1000 head; market
firm: inferior to choice S3.00qi5o, lambs
81 4Jur 49,
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RALTIMnRE MARKET.
BALTIMORE MD. March 2o.-FLoUI

TAITTMUTtE- WT-- HIT'0 % -
Dull and unchanged. go, -.
S1ia0S1a,c.. southern by sample, Wn'lC'
CORN-Stoady. spot March, and Apil|
2c02Sitc.. May. 2s3-12s,-c.. june 80
bid. july. 29f. 0gg7.c., steamer hlNen.
2Gia2G,sc. southern white CORN -o'2c''
do yellow. 2sc.
OATs-Firm. steady. and in demand ;
40 white 2JN2Gc.. 10. mixed ~
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WILMINGTON, ". C.. March 20,
KCSIN-Fnm. strained, Slt'' 5vou
strained 81 30.
chine 26isc.. irregular, 2uc-
TAR-Firm dt 95c. -.
CRUDE TURPENTINE-Quiet; hard
SiaOi SOFT SlsO.
CHARLESTON. s. g.. March 2o.-TUR-
PENTINE-Marke dull and nothing 40
ROsIN-Firm. Quotations: A, b. G.,
j.. and T.. SIS; T.. - 30; G. 81 60; ~ .
81 20. L. 81 70. Is. and NJ. >l.t0i y, Sl.'o'
w. c., s. %. w. W. 81
SAVANNAH. GA. March 2o.-TUR-
PENTINE-Firm at 25l4c; sales 10
casks: receipts. 100 casks.
ROSIN-Firm; sales. 1000 barrels; re-
coipts. 1.ol5 barrels. Quotations: \; -,
c.. d., and T.. 81 80, f., 81 90, g. si. -
H.. 81 81. J.. 81 900. *. 81 %. NJ. SUI,
y. s. 20. w. c.. S2o25; w. W. s. 90. Last
three quotations on new crop.
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NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET
NEW YORK. March 20.-The dry goods
market to-day was quiet with little or
nothing doing.
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ST. LOUIS, MO. March 2o.-FLOUR-
Firm. .,....oo,,.. r.,,..
COENrLowcr: March. 21hc, nominal
MAY. 22Nc.. July. 23llc.
OATS STEADY: March. 174c., nominal;
Nav. 1Sikc. bid: July. 11A4c. 800.
LARD-Prime steam. $40. choice. $40
Other articles unchanged.
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Flour ouiet and unchanged. No. . spring
wheat. AZ a7jilc. No. . red. s4iad9O1c,;
No corn. 2f024hc.. 80. oats, lo,i@
nc: mess pork. Ss.75NSs0: lard. Si2On
81 -. short clear sides. $i75ais1i2. whis-
ky. Si17
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In Flour.

D.. Flour in the wcrd-Silver King
49,. Eonilv-s5 ~. or 32c. sack. .-
fS euary, Flake Patent Family Flour, Nso
n barrel or Bic. a sack 90 -, o.
" Dunlop Patent Flour. 90 barrei' OF
&c sack. c.ta Modal Patent
rlr lii Flour. S. 40 per barrel, or Soc. q
sack. 49, r.,-..- a. r. a barrel. or
4'I Pearl Minnesota Patent Family Flour
81 so barrel. or 29c sack - Tor 92c
trcfee-the best you ever drank
-oastcd i'm 1-pound paper lac. pound
Iay ,n ~ ai virginia Buckwheat for Zoe.
IOlpound bucket Jelly Zoc. Al,
1n.nnnnd bucket preserves, w.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-21

Condensed MIX DC. can.
Bakers Chocolate be. cake.
Bakers Breakfast Cocoa, lic. can.
Cracked Grain Roasted Conee, strictly
a Light Sugar Syrup, strictly pure.
lgc. gallon
Fresh Soda Crackers and Ginger Snaps
oyster Crackers, &c. pound. or
pounds for 25c
Fresh Mixed Cakes. &C.. a pound.
Brandy Peaches or Cherries, Il lie.
bottle
Imported swltzer Cheese. zoe.
Llmburger Cheese. T. l-2c. pound.
New Dates. 5c. pound.
Cracker Dust &C.. a pound.
Good Hay. Coo per hundred.
Mixed Corn, 3Jc. bushel.
Brownstun. 65c. per hundred.
Shipstuff. 1Oc per hundred
Corn Bran. soc. per hundred.
4 pounds Imported MacarOni for 23c.
pound La Fayorita Baking Powder,
one spoon. box l0c. Best on the market.
Sour Pickles. Zoe. gallon.
Carolina Rice, Be-. pound.
Extra Large French Prunes, pounds
for 25c
2 cakes Kitchen Soap. for cleaning. for
Sc.
Ammonia &c. bottle.
Large Irish Potatoes, Zoe. peck. or s5c.
Best New Crop New Orleans Molasses.
40c a gallon.
tea you ever drank.
Large bars Jefferson Soap, &C.; regu-
lar &C. bar.
2 boxes Washing Powders for Be-.
Large cans Rival Condensed MIX. SC.
can.
Strained Horey. 3 pounds for 25c.
Comb Hcrey. y lie. pouni.
New Lake Fish. lie. a dozen.
Large Fat Mackercl. l2c. a dozen.
Jelly Wine BE. a q<lrt
IrnrOrted Sardines with keys, SC. can.
Buttormilk Soap. &c. per box. cakes 10
a box.
bottles Brandy Peaches for DC.
New Homlny and Grts. %. pound.
Flake H0miny. &C.. a pound
Large II cakes Baking Chocolate, Tor
25c
pounds New California Prunes for sc.
Large bottles Essence Lemon and Va
nilla Sc.
ack-Eyed Peas. Sc. a quart.
Lima Beans, &C.. A pound.
Evaporated Apples. &c. a pound
Corn Starch. packages for sc.
Country Smoked Jowls. Sc. a pound.
Good Cooking Butter. Zoe. a pound.
Large Lemons. Zoe. a dozen.
Good New Orleans Molasses, 2Oc gall
lon.
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AN ACTRESS WEEPS.
She Sheds Real Tears During tho Scenes
 She Creates.

She Creates.
 According to Footlights there never n'as an actress who could command her Iachrymal glands as Adelaide Nelson could. Several of her leading men found out her peculiar faculty to their cost. One of them was Jack" Barnes. At the time the English actor was young and slender and rather fancied hims-.f in such parts as Romeo, going to considerable expense in dressing. For Romeo he had some lovely GUS tunes, all silk, satin and laces. A deli cate pale blue jacket was his fayorite in one of the scenes between Romeo and Juliet, but he was awfully sorry he had it before the season was over. After few performances Barnes TO- ticed that the beautiful pale bluc silk in some way. There were long strcalis in it, which be could not account for That night Miss Nelson and he were in one of their pathetic love scenes. Tor head rested on his breast. She looked up, turned her face to the audi into most tumultuous applause. When she turned her face toward Barnes again he saw the tears streaming down her checks. He glanced at his costume ard saw the cause of the stains. There wcro several fresh wet ctrcaks on the handsome pale blue silk made by Jalict's tears. Barnes tried to hold her head away from him, but the cos tune had to be sacritied to art, and when the season was over his costume was a striped instead of plain blue silk. the change having been caused hy Juliet's too realistic weepe.