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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-09
BTG SUNDAY FIRE.
The Loss of About $4,000 Fully Covered
by Insurance.

Just before 4 o'clock Sunday morning
an alarm of fire was sounded from the
First Police Station, box 10, due to the
discovery OF flames in the upper part Oh
the leaf and strip house Of Messrs. Alfred
Y Harris * Co. at y and II south Sew
enteenth street as published in Sunday
Times.
The apparatus responded promptly ana
when Chief Fuller arrived on the scene
he at once sounded a second alarm.
Owing to the combustible nature or tho
contents of tho house and the prooahle
origin-the third noor-it was with con-
siderable difficulty that the hremen could
get az the fire. being greatly handicapped
bv tho dense volumes OF smoke when
poured ont of the windows.
with characteristics energy and perse-
verance. the nremen stuck to their work.
and after hard tight got control OF inc
flames.
The building. a three-story structure
was quite badly damaged. and the STOCK
OF tobacco was almost completely rum
ed by fire and water.
The fire was first discovered by cor,
ored woman living below the factory, anu
she at once aroused the helshpo' ilo'"'
she finally thought Of informing the po-
lice at the First Police station. The loss
is estimated at about $1,000.
Tho following is the list of tho compa-
MES in which the damaged property was
insured: ,.,,,,-
Building. with D. y. Walker-Williams.
burg city. $500. Insurance company Oh
North America $500. Total, AOw.
Fixtures. with u. \. Walker-0ueeh'
5000: Queen (boier, 500. Total on TX
lures, $500.
stock with d. n. Walker-Insurance
Company OF North America A'VVV'
Williamsburg City. 5000
With williamson Talley-Pennsylvania'
g. 600. Etna. 5000.
Total on stock. $4,000
The fire caused great excitement IN
tho neighborhood for quite while ana
q great crowd gathered In the vicinity.
Early Yesterday workmen were en-
eaged in making repairs 70 the building
Both carpenters and bricklayers are en-
Gagged I'm the work. and operations IN
tho building will doubtless be resumed
I'm q short time. ,o ara
A LARGE force Of colored people are
temporarily thrown out OF employment
by the fire.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-09

The Henrico County Court convened
for the March term yesterday:
The case OF Paul Davis, the negro who
is charged with criminal assault on Miss
Cora Twitchell was called for trial. but
on account of the unavoidable absence.
through Illness OF the young lady. the
case was continued until the next term
OF the court.
The case Of James Motherhood, the
contractor who is charged with desecrat-
ing a grave in lakewood Cemetery, by
leveling the mound and removing the
tombstone. because the money due on the
section remained unpaid. was also called.
The contractor Il will be remembered.
was fined $25 by Justice Lewis for the
offence and took an appeal. The case
was partly heard and continued until to-
day.
4 marriage license was ISSUED by De-
puty-Clerk W. T. Larus. OF the County
Court. yesterday to William A. Henler
and Eta T. GIL. both OF Henrico county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-09
the WORrHLhss CHECK GAME.
An Uptown Grocer Victimized to TIM
Extent of 50.

Mr.. S. A. Caldwell, who conducts a
grocery store at 122 west Broad streeL.
was made the victim OF swindler on
Saturday night by the same old check
game.
Saturday Afternoon man called al
Mr. CALDWELL store and represented MN
self as the chef at Major enters resi-
dence on Franklin street. lie said that
Major Ginter mad decided 10 change MS
grocer and II MIR. Caldwell would HI tne
ilrst order satisfactorily he WOuld not ohiJ
have a distinguished customer Out one
who would make liberal purchases VI NM.
The alleged chef said that MAJOR enter
wanted a toothsome turkey Tor sunday
and he wanted - great big one. UT.
Caldwell said nc did not have turkey IN
the place, but the man sdld ne couid
doubtless get one. The grocer acted upon
the suggestion and telephoned down 70
the market to his butcher for the hnesl
turkey ne had.
The chef then left but he came back
in the course of time looked at the turkey
and con plimented Mr.. Caldwell on ms
selection. lie then bought quarter Oh
lamb and rendered MIR. Caldweh cnech
for Sll The grocer said that no ala not
have money enough 10 give MN the
char ge. nil,
trade the rest out said the man.
Mr.. Caldwell handed him 81.
The check was signed by clinton a.
Branberser.' The IeiloW ennoiaeu ~
bunglingly, making the endorsement
"Cnrton Branborger.' The grocer did not
notice this. however. The negro started
OIL with the fowl and lamb. 80 ala Jhe
alleged chef The negro returned ana
deposited tho purchases OF the aileseu
chef on the counter. -.
''Dey say dey didn't order nutnlh
frum w." was his explanation Tor re-
turning with the load.
Mr.. Caldwell saw then that he had pee.
swindled. lie looked at the checK anu
uncovered ma bogus endorsement. The
alleaed chef has not been found.
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Supreme Court of Appeals.

The March term begins to-day. The
Commonwealth docket will be first
taken up. on which there are only two
cases that will be heard at this term.
KILLER vs.. Commonwealth will he heard
to-day. The Attorney-General and Cap
tain r. s. Parks for the Commonwealth
and Hon. Marshall Mccormick and v.
Z. Alexander. Esq, for kibler' ms
is n celebrated murder case.
The next case IS Pryor vs.. Common
wealth. which will probably be submitted.
The privileged docket will then be called.
Kerfoot's executor VS.. Shenandoah Val
ley National Bank will probably be sub
mtted.
Haskins Wood Vucanizing Company VS..
Cleveland Shipbuilding Company Will
likely be called on wednesday
fer argument. Immediately after conclu-
sion OF the KILLER case.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-09

Deputy Clerk Crutchfeld issued a mar
riage license yesterday 10 Ike Jones
and Blanche Brooks.
I'm the Hastings Court the May times
continued case Of John Madison. color
ed. who was charged with taking. steal
ing. and carrying away one house and
lot" was settled, and Madison is a free
man. Madison IS preacher. and ran FOR
Mayor Of the city against Mayor Taylor
last spring.
Judge John Ingram. OF Manchester. pre-
sided In the Hastings Court for Judge
witt, who is still indisp0sed.
In the Law and Equity Court chan
Gerry suit was brought by The Towle Man
ufacturing Company. and Others against
w. G.. Neal and others. The object OF
this suit is 10 have the deed set aside
recently made by ID. j. Bear and others
TO W. @. Neal.
The case Of Bryce against Bryce, which
is a suit for possession Of the house
and lot at 500 north Second street, IS now
in the hands Of Judge Minor.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-09
AFTER FUNERAL REFORM
LrNCHBURG MINisThK> WANT TO
ABOLfsH LONG SLKgICES.
Tho Famous Case Of Threndgin Against
the United states Express Company.
Against New Registration.

ryNCHBURG. VA, March SPECIAL.
A, the monthly meeting Of the Ministers
Association this morning. the committee
on funeral reform, appointed at a pre-
vious meeting, submitted a paper point
ing out certain changes in funerals.
which they deemed advantageous to the
general public The paper recommends
the cessation OF the custom Of holding
funerals on Sunday. the adjustment Of
long services. particularly at the grave
and the lessening of the present excessive
expense.
UNITED STATES COURTS.
Tho snrinr term Of the circuit and dis
trict courts of the United States for the
Western District Of Virginia will begin
tomorrow. Judge Simonton, Of the Cir
cult Court. will hear argument on a mo-
ton for new trial In the case Of +.
NJ Threadgill vs.. The United states Ex-
press Company in which "A Judgment for
nearly $4,000 was given the plaintiff, The
Express Company in thelr motion for n
new trial allege that the jurors who
tried tie case were unduiy Influenced.
and I'm their bin of complaint point to GER
tain acts Of the plaintiff which they
claim tended to bring about such re-
suit.
The sciota Valley division Of the Nor
folk and Western railroad which on ac-
count OF high water has been closed 10
travel since last Saturday, was opened TO
business to-day and tickets were sold
over the division as usual
DOCTORS TAKE ACTION.
A meeting Of the Academy OF Medicine
attended by an the doctors OF tho city.
was held on Sunday afternoon for the
purpose Of taking action ON the death OF
Dr. Edward T. snead. Resolutions were
adopted and an eulogistIc address de-
livcrod by DR. Rawloy W. Martin.
Tho much-discusscd question Of n new
registration for Lyrchhurg was settled
to-day by the action az the Electoral Board
I'm deciding that such an undertaking at
this time would be inadvisable and in
eXpcdient
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-09

BALTIMORE. MD. March S.-FLOUR-
Dull.
WHEAT-Dun; spot. S9hc.: May, Sla
NS2c.: southern. bv sample 9l0J2c.: do.
on grade. s42iNSJ 14c.
C0RN-Fmmer: Spot. 2G2,a27c. March.
2GHN2G7sc: April. 27121ic.. May. 21'.0
277sc.; steamer mixed. 25h02j4c., south
orn white 2Gi4025@ic., do. yellow. -o3
GATs-stcady: No. white, 23n4a2lc.;
No mixed 22U23c
RYE-Barelv steady: no. .. near by,
4On 04Oi4c; No. .. western. Ale.
flAN-Quiet az Sl3.5ONli.Ou.
GRAIN FREIGlITS- Quiet. steamer 10
Liverpool. 7.03d.. April; Cork for orders,
SIS 3D. for March and 3s.05s I'D. Tor
April.
iUTTER-Stea fancy creamery.
10000: fancy ladle, 13Ql4c.; store-pack-
ed. S010c
EGGS-Wcak at 1Jc.
COFFEE-Quict at 500.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-09
sty THE INhUGURITiNN.
Hut willie Mayo Couldn't ">ee' sergeant
Thomas in the Police Court.

Willie Mavo a negro youth went 10
Washington to see Mckinley inaugurated
Tie filled up with Four-and-half street
hooze and got on the train ana came
hock IN Richmond, reaching here Satur-
day - .Ao boo7s
along with him. ~,
saturday night. thinking he was still
vitbin the shadow of the White HOUSE,
ne started out 20 celebrate.
Willie took his little gun along with
him and when he got near the corner
Of Second and Broad the idea got INTO
his Uranium that there was a me place
to celebrate.
Bang" went the gun
"Hoo-o-o-ray,iw yelled Willie.
Then a crowd began 10 congresate' ana
Willie grew swagger. o.,
He strutted down Second to Marshaii
and again fired the gun.
"Hoo-ray for McKinleyE
The crowd followed Willie down Mar
shall 10 Fifth. where he again celebrated.
Then his hilarity and JOY were unduly
broken I'm upon. An officer from the Sec
ond Station gathered him I'm and paced
him I'm the spare room az that place
When he awoke Sunday he found that
he was not I'm Washington. but securc.y
held in Richmond where he ~ likely 10
remain for some months, for Justice John
taxed him
$50 for carrying a concealed weapon.
.25 for firing a pistol in the street.
$500 security for twelve months.
Total. s3i5.
This amount was placed on me slate.
however. for Willie. had spent al lis
wherewlthal for Four-and-a-iialf street
rum. and was unable 10 see Sergeant
Thomas.
81 wish I had stayed IN Washington
and celebrated" said Willie. as he fell
back
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-09
seventh-street Christian Church.

The large and appreciatiye audience
that last night greeted the Kew. l.. L..
Powell OF Louisville, KY, were more
than repaid for attending the nrst OIL
a series OF meetings t. held at TINS
church. An attractive feature OF the
meeting was the inspiring gospel song
service. led by Mr.. George Minor.
Tn speaker took as his text Numbers
xxx. li-"Would God that all OF the
Lords people were prophets
His Introduction consisted In calling
attention TO the effectiveness Of person
al invitation on the part Of those pres
ent. and the great and urgent need Il
a firm faith in the success OF the Ell
fort.
In speaking Of the present need for
prophets in the work of the Lord the
speaker said: There are few prophets
because few are prepared" a prophet
was necessarily an inspired man. lie
must possess the inspiration that would
compel him TO speak out on the Lord s
side. lie should have the urgent desire
TO tell the Savicur's love that wou>i
be satisfied with nothing less than ac-
tive. positive work TO save others.
A prophet must be a man with dis
tlnct and positive message. That mes
sage Is the Righteousness Of Christ and
the absolute need Of Righteousness IN
man.
The chaste and earnest address was
listened 10 with rapt attention by the
large audience, and was truly inspiring
Well-rounded sentences, epigrammauc
and poetical thoughts. fluently spoken
made an address Of singular power Tor
good.
The earnest. vigorous spiritual conse-
Grafton Of the man cannot fail 10 attract
and hold the listener: and all who hear
him will receive n blessing.
The meetings will continue during this
week and next. Song service begins az
1880 p. NJ; preaching at p. NJ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-09
FnEDnRIcH>BCrG's rNrERrRrsr,
orders Ahead aud Forces Being Increa sed
Land sale.

FREDERICKSBURG, VA, March s.
special.-Mn William Shackoiford was
married last night az the home of his
father. Walker shackelford, IN Stafford.
20 Mrs John Jones. widow OF the late
John Jones. Rev. j.. Fox officiating.
The various manufacturing enter-
prises I'm FredorickslCrg are going right
ahead pushing their work. The Wishing
ION Woouen Mills have orde-s ahead 10
run them into the summer and business
is prosperCus. The silk mills are taking
on hands as fast as suitable ones can be
gotten, and have lrceased wages I'D per
cent.
me woollen mills hope TO make a SINH
lar increase soon.
Rowe A. 20. have sold Tor Charles Tyler
Of baltimore. the meadow tract of land on
the RappahpnnCcll Just above KnOXs mill
10 Capt NJ. Is. Rowe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-09
FINANCE ANDO COMMERCE
IHE CLOSING QUOTdTf0Ns or
Monty.
Offerings and sales AZ The Richmond To
bacco Heterogeneous" '''''n"o
CoiIcctions-Ioreign Advances.

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NV '''n .-.,I f,,iinc I'm financial
ga Win an '''l. ,s for e,.ciIriti.s Nyrre
circles. "' ''''' '.. ,..,, .,,.,''. ..,i,.,,,..
dominate" "l ."' . b.. H. ct,'i'n-
from 'ie'' li ,r,i. ~ rr-
tuIAish 'oiN.'''. "l.. 81 ,.'',,,'..,.
ccNed aeoi'o""' ,"'- D," s'', ,..,.,.i. An
OF over 3 i'' '.'' ' t.., ,,r,,,,,,'.e
i.oneo" "l" ''." l,f 81, ,''t ,.r.-
OF lne 'eD''' - f..'.i. ~ So ,l,s-
i"loIa "'' li' ,.'D .., a., 49,, ..afc
ine Gag u' ''' e" W." ~ b.. .
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shu. '.i -.,',t' .,..r' 70 w. ,.sonar
'"' ,,'. .,..,,' ~ f,.,t,,.irs ihe
io t'l ''.' %, d. "' 49,. AZ
l''-' e. oref
t'.ot ",l"lC a.. ".'3,, D' ~" ,,ticb
pow N.'I on "' 'o''" mi
.N'i' ".7 ,'"u ~" ny .,'arl
lI"''ir 90 i'""~' Ii'.'t'. 3l
movement was ALSO ,Ntch'" TOT @
hF n' o'N'.opmch OF maj h.u ANN ,ri
in Maniai gam ana Jersey 'il,i'' ,,...'i
former iri irom e''s To 0t's ON ...'',
reports iaat iht ollrclDia "t ,"''l of
inN lo-m'ii'" VII i--.'' NOR
oNio'hos rom tp '.' l.i1 h., foarn-
"nhNIn. N"'i.'"b '''...'. ,itho,,rb %
.' D. i,t..g q. ,'.. ,t.t =. c.rfafn Gle
was 'Nil l.f I'L'i''" '.... i5,..ten esro
Mcnt N lN' n".i". i'. '.'.','7 ,..r COM
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-09

WILMINGTON. n. g., March s.
ROSIN-Firm, strained. Sl41, good
strained. Sl.JU
SPIRITS TURPENTlNE-Fir ma
chine 21iac.. irregular. &c.
TAR-Firm at 81 0n.
CRUDE TURPENTINE-Nom
CHARLESTON. s. c. March SUR
pENTINE-Firm at pc.
ROSIN-Firm Quotations. A.. j g.,
D.. r.. and T.. 81 40. g.. 81 -. H.. 81 go.
t. 81 GO. X. 81 40. NJ. Sl.7j, ~, l.eD,
W. c.. SIS; w w, s. 100.
SAVANNAH. GA. March S-TURPEN-
TINE-Fifm ~ 27i9c.. sales 10 casks;
receipts 132 casks.
kOSlN-Firm' sales. 1000 barrels; re-
CENTS. 2OG barrels Quotations. a. b.,
c.. d.. and j.. 81 20. T.. and g., 81 80. r..
81 60. / 10. X. 81 50. NJ. SIS; NJ
81 90. w O.. 81 80. W. W. s. .Ol.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-09
keySyillc Notes.

KEYSVILLE. VA. March Especial
Mrs NJ. Simon. who was extremely III
during last week is better
Rev. \. y. sharp. assisted by Rev
W r.. Thompson. Of Boydton. commenc-
cd a series OF religious services yester-
dav In the NJ f. church at smithvilIe.
Rev. Mr.. Lawrence has bought the new
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-09

Richmond Va. March :. lS91.
Fair breaks of new dark loose tobaccos
at Cicnshaw' S and ShOckoc tobacco ware
houses for tomorrow (Tuesday), March
o 1891
Private sales reported TO the secretary
Of the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day:
Wrappers. . hogsheads; filters. hogs
heads scrap brighO 10 hogsheads; leaf
dark, 20 hOgshcads. luss ldafJ, hogs
heads. Total. 43 hosshcads.
The tobacco inspector reports to-day;
IuspectiOns-Bright 4 hogshcads; dark,
5l hoesheads. Reinspe ctions-Bright p
hogshcads; dark. 4 hossheads.
Allegheny Old Dominion. Shockoe,
Neal S. Davenport Crenshaws Planters,
and SeabroOk's tobacco warehouses re-
port to-day: Receipts, 40 packages, de-
liverics. go packages.
United States internal revenue collec-
tions on tobaccos for the city OF Rich
mond, Va, to-day. Cigars and cigarettes,
S4152 n. plug tobaccos, S-,J49.6- Total.
s.. O97 s.
Colonel j. e. Cobb. general tobacco
buyer Of the American Tobacco Com
pany, is in Richmond. Va, to-day.
The petersburg Va) Record Of Sat
urdav. March g. 1897. says.
The following will show the movement
OF tobacco during tho past week al the
various warehouses
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-09

residence. built by Mr.. Roberts, and will
bring his family here this month.
Many OF the young people OF Keysville
attended the closing exercises OF Miss
Boyd's school, at Ontario. last week.
a wagon. containing half dozen or
more. was overturned. Tho occupants,
though badly scared. were not hurt.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-09

Interesting Religious Meetings-Death Of
Mr.. Thomas witt.

The series of meetings so successfully
conducted az Donny-Street Methodist
church during the past two weeks, will
be continued. through this week by the
pastor. Rev. $. e.. Hatcher. Ten Of the
new professors of faith united with the
church sunday az the morning SER
vice. And four others were admitted on
certificate of membership from other
churches. The service Sunday night was
so largely attended that seats could not
Doe pro,tdol. and i'm consequence many
went TO other churches or returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs Booker of New Kent
county. have decided 10 make their future
home I'm Fulton.
Services have been held nightly at Full
ton Baptist church during the past week.
and several conversions have been the
result. They will be continued during
the coming week.
Mrs.. Thomas witt died al her home APO
Denny street Sunday afternoon. about
I o'clock. The remains We're sent TO
Greensboro. y. c.. for interment. She
leaves a husband and several children to
mourn their loss.
Mr.. T.. Maynard OF Fulton Hill. has
returned after q short visit 10 Washing
ton and Huntington, W. Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-09

NEW YORK. March s.-COTTON-
Quiet. middnng. 7isc. bid. gross recelp.s'
311O bales; exports 10 Great bIl'a,.,
300 bales. 20 France, go bales; 10 tne
continent. 1887 bales: forwarded, .4''
bales: sales, O2l bales; spinners III Dalo9'
stock (actuaD. 252, lJi bales. ooo -.
Total to-day-Net receipts, IA, SD baies'
exports to Great Britain, 900 bales'
to France, 9,s7s bales; 10, to me comment
g.41G bales: stock. s4i,u3l baies. .,.-
Total so far this week-Net receipts
27.J5s bales. exports 10 Great b.l'ain,
I 1856 bales. TO France. 1910 bdios' 10 INC
continent, 2O.gss bales. -. ..,otr,+s
Total since September 1st-Net receip,s'
6 OOG fgg bales. exports 10 Great britain,
. Jg3 500 bales. 10 France, JNlo4D pdl,a'
no tho continent. 1.55i.2JG bales; to the
channel. jlSl bales. 900 -oo
Futures closed steady; sales, lOOJOO
bales. March. G0G. April. 7Ol; May. 1O1'
June. 40. July IA: August TO sep
frnbcr. SO. October. Go, November,
G.77. December, G.s2; January 6.e''
NEW ORLEANS. La. March SCOT
TON-Futurcs steady. sales. 81. 800 bales'
March 600. April 600; May, G.Pl; June
Ga3. July. Gg7. August. 6S2. September
G5f. October, co.. November COL De-
cembcr, 60.
LIVERPOOL March S.-l2;30 i. M
COTTON-Dcmand good and prices irm,
American middline. % lJ-lGd.; sales. luvVV
bales. American. $500 bales; Speculation
and export 500 bales. receipts '.VW nale7;
aU American. Futures opened quiet and
demand fair. American middling. low
rniddlng clause March ana April. . 1l-oi
03 JG-Gid., April and May. . jJ-b4d.; May
and June. % Ji-Gfu3 "1-iid., juno a,.I
July. 3 5G-Gfd.: July and August, $500
g ls-Gid.. August and september " ''-ut
03 5J-cfd.. September and octoptr'
g 45-GfN2 4S-Gid.. October and Novem-
her o 4e-Gf42 44-Gfd.. November and Dc
ccmhcr. 3 41-G403 43-Gid. Futures steady.
Tenders 40 to-days Clearings, 800 bales
- p. M-Amorican middling low mid
ding clause. March March and APRIL
and April and May. g 57-6ld., buyers May
and June June and July. and July ana
August. g 57-Gfd3 5S-Gfd.. buyers AUGUST
and September. Jj-Gfd.. buyers. Sep
tomhor and October. 59-64d. sellers
october and November. 4l-Gi03 45-6td.
comhcr and January. 3 43-64d., buyers
Futures closed very steady.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-09

II Is said that Westminster Presbyte-
rian church. on west Cary street, in Hen
rico county. may before great while
be removed to Grove avenue. With The
exception Of the chapel at the Soldiers
Home. there is no church building on
Grove avenue or Grove road west OF
DIT. Hidens church.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-09

Tho Citizens Relief Association held its
regular weekly meeting az 1907 east Main
street. yesterday afternoon at 4'5O
o'clock. President Hume occupied the
chair. and the following members were
present: Messrs. Lancaster, Meade.
Lecky. Eichelberger. Hawes. Grinnan,
Bryant. and Valentine
The following is a statement OF money
received and dsursed'
Previously given TO city Mission
etc, etc. ........ ..................Sli 40. %
To representative in West End for
poor for past week .............. 2O.OJ
To representative I'm East End for
poor for past week .............. 200
Cases Ct immediate need for past
week ......................... 100
Coal bill for past week ............ 800
Sent TO City Mission to-day ...... 2D.OO
Total given TO poor to date. 81, zoe. -
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Hon. ". L. Wilson In SIaunton.

sTAUNTON, VA. March Especial
Hon. w. l.. Wilson, president-elect OF
Washington and Lee University, Is mere
tonight on his way to Lexington. Mt.
Wilson is stopping with Hon. ii. st.
George Tucker.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-09
nAIrInfoRE srncK NIARKET.

BALTIMORE. ND. March s-Vireinia
as. now. 12n 1724 do. Century. G-h ~
G2a-. Northern Central 90 bid; Gas stock,
C2i.. do bonds. J's. 100.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-09
PORT OF RICHMOND. MARCH s. 1897.
ARRIVED

PORT OF RICHMOND. MARCH s. 1897.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Old Dominion. Brakeman. New
York merchandise and passengers. ODD
Dominion Steamship Company.
Steamer Winyah, Simmons, Philadel-
phia. merchandise and passengers, y. W.
McCarrick agent
SAILED
Steamer Old Dominion Brakeman. New
York merchandise and passengers, Old
Dominion Steamship Company.
Steamer Pocahontas. Graves. Norfolk.
merchandise and passengers, Virginia
Navigation Company.
ARRIVED
Steamship Baltimore. Murphy. Balti-
more. passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Baltimore Murphy. BATH
more. passengers and sene-al cargo.