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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-04

Extension of the Richmond kaii""s ""'
Electric Compnny'- Line H"gun'

Tho extension OF the line of the Rich
mond Railway and Electric company "
Lakeside Park has actively besuh' an"
a LARGO force OF men Is working on u,
with a view to completing the me py
the first day OF May.
II is To be built In thorough and SUD-
stantial manner. and the cars to be useu
ara known as double trucks with ca
pacity OF 10 passengers each.
passengers for Lakeside Park Will De
charged ten cents from any point IN hich-
mond or Manchester 70 the PARK
A change OF cars Will be maze 10y 'nc
visitor TO lakeside Park az La 'ui"u'h
avenue and Brooke Turnpike ana inc
route will pass such beantliul SUBURBAN
homes as Weslbrook, Laburnum, DIN
yue. Oakdale, WrentorG, bS ali' ~,
and Edgwood. besides the Deep KUN NUM-
CI,h-bouse and the Bloomingdale STOCK
Farm. 49,. o,,,iro
I, e. intended 10 fence In the entire
lima OF thl, new road thus permitting 4
biph rate OF speed 20 be attained an"
On avoiding any accidents OF collision or
dangers I'm crossing the tracks py per
sons on foot or IN vehicles. .,..
brooke Turnpike will be left enurely
free FOR driving. this line not interfering
with IL I'm the slightest way
Ornamental iron poles will be USED LOT
tha wires OF this extension ana the TRACK
will be a double one it's entire length.
Every provision will be made Tor 'he
bicycle riders who 20 10 Lakeside Whee'
Clubhouse. and their wheels VIII De car
rled on the cars OF the company
Among the improvements In contehp'a-
ton az Lakeside Park "a bicycle tracN'
10 be- ready FOR the coming season
The area OF the Park has been aoup'eo
I'm the last year. and 1t Will be NOR 40
tract,ve than ever In the season on lss''
Lately there have been made some w,
uable additions TO tho collection or am
mails al Lakeside Park including par
OF elks. from the Rocky Mountains; a
pair of antelopes, from the same locality
a ,air OF White, or Fallow, deer import
cd from England, and a pair OF seoasto-
nal. or Russian, geese. also imported.
Then there will be four donkeys or
Mexican Burros for children 10 ride on.
They are beautiful little creatures anou,
| fortv-seven inches high, and VIII be stea'
favorltes with the little ones.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-04

Satisfactory Progress Reported by the
Committee Personal,

WILLIAMSBURG. VA, March S.-Spe-
cial.A second preliminary meeting OF the
citizens OF Win unsburg was he'd yester-
dav evening 20 discuss Inc advisaDilty OF
establishing the much-nceded bank mere.
The matter is being worked up by MT.
IL 81. Phillips. OF Chase city. Va VINO
d. now in town.
Tho Committee on Inve tigation report
ed nat everything was perfectly salts
factory. and the Committee on Suoscrip-
tiops reported that over One-haf OF the
shares had already been spoken for. THIS
committee was continued, and is now
busy csuvasslug the town and surrounding
counties Another meeting will Zoe held
tonight At s O'Clock. when IL IS thought
that al arrangements will De perfected,
and the bank viii Doe made an absolute
certainty.
Mr.. j.. b. Prosser. OF Richmond; Mr.
K. W. Chiffon. OF Baltimore, and Mr.. and
Mrs WILCOX, 81 Norfolk, are in town,
stopping at Colonial Inn.
Rev W. T. Roberts. OF Bruton Parish
Episcopal church VIII have services at
his church every morning al S.l5 and every
afternoon ct 8 o'clock during Lent.
Judge H. u. Warren. OF TOano. IS in
town to-day attending TO legal business
Attorney y. J.. Henley is In Yorktown
on business.
Mr.. r. w. Brown. OF old Point. who has
been home for several days on account OF
sickness. has returned 10 college.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-04
The Next "Sfar Course. "

What Promises to be one OF the best
attractions yet given by the Young Mems
Christian Association Star Course. Is tho
New York Male Quartette, composed Of
the following artists; Messrs. Frank j.
Corbett. Harry II. Dean, Frederick
Bryan. and Douglas Lane, assisted by
the eminent reader, Miss Nellie Nichols.
The date for this attraction 10 appear
Is Friday night next In the auditorium
OF the Y. NJ. c. a. at Sl5 o'clock. There
are yet TO be had at the general ONCE
d large number OF reserved seats for this
entertainment. notwithstanding the fact
that in one hour after tho box-ofnce Open
cd over two-thirds OF the house had been
taken.
The press and public generally have
given In the past and are giving at pres
emit excellent testimonials OF their splen-
die work
This IS tho only male quartette that
has appeared In the course this season.
and II Is certain that those who hear II
will be-, as heretofore greatly pleased
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-04
Far Compulsory Education.

The Virginia School Journal, a monthly
r,biisbed in this state by Mr.. j. A Nc
Gilvrav. secretary OF tho state boaIu u
Publie Instruction. IN It's Mnrcn Iutnuol
has the following 10 say ABOUT e'"'pu''o'
Every State should make 1t compulsory
for children OF the school age 70 atteno
school at least five months III ehcA ye,At,
and we think Governor carr rlsht ia IL
idea on so great a subject II 10 appa!s-
49, 70 know that I'm Virginia, where a
free school system has prevailed over
quarter OF a century. that 10 muon INT
eracy abounds New spaPer SOLICITORS ss.4s
testify 90 the rumter OF gro"h-up "pi.e
people who give AS d reason iys NJ 80
Ing papers that they cannot rean.-ouio'N
I'VE have seen in several Virginia
newspapers paragraphs similar 70 tnAt
printed above from the suffolk ieia.u'
These occasional endorsements OF evsn-
nuisory education are gratifying 10 tloSe
who are endeayoring 70 build up more
eff.ctive public school system IN FlieiiAt /;
In our opinion there - not snhnS" ot
a doub. as 70 the WISDOM or hnVv9"is
some form OF compulsory educatiOn III
This state But pubic sentiment must.
AZ least. BE prepared for II. virginia. IN
common with her sister southern states,
il so conservative that any new move
ment as radical as compulsory education
Mould be- looked on with suspicion ana
encounter serious 0Pposisiol' a. - WI
Inv OF note that compulsory LAWS have
iesn enacted IN Massachusetts. District
81 Columbia Vermont. New Hampshire.
Hfiohlgan. Washington, Connecticut. New
Wexico. Nevada, New York Kansas. Cali
fornia, Maine. New Jersey, Wyoming.
Ohio. Wisconsin. Rhode Island. Illinois.
south Dakota Montana. Minnesota, Ne
braska, Idaho. Colorado. Oregon. tt.Lh'
North Dakota, ana Arizona. All o. me
European countries have compulsory ed
ucat.on laws except Russia, Turkey and
Spain
''It must be bcfns IN mind. however.
that compulsory attends nee would lefff'-
state = considefal L. outlay for addfional
school facilities. This demand We believe
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-04
csyDfDArE roR G0yERyoR.
Captain w {. Luity Announces Himseit
~ sucb and Gives His Reasons.

~ such and Gives Ills HeHsoh-.
Captain Warren $. Lurty. the prominent
Republican, Of Ilarrisonburs, Is In the
city.
He came down from Washington yester-
day 20 avoid the crowd, he said:
Iils son attends college. IN the capitol
city. and he had been TO see him.
Washington IS TANNED and packed
with people and the city Is mass or
bunting believe there viii be more peo-
pic in the city on the Attn than ever be-
fore" he said.
THE people there say that there viii
be al least go 90 strangers in the city"
What are you IN Richmond for, Cap
tain" ! asked.
Wen I'm here 70 look over the field.
for / will be the next Governor OF VIZ
ginia' he replied. with a smile
But seriously" he continued II am a
candidate for the nomination and don't
think / will have material opposition. l
think Stonewall Jackson ought TO have
some recognition IN this State. lie didn't
live long enough 10 receive any civil
honors himself, and as 1 am his nearest
living relative and served under him. l
think the people should come 10 the con-
clusion that 10 elect me Governor would
honor the memory OF the great Virginan.
II am one Of tho original Virginia Re-
publlcans: belong 20 no faction. don't be-
lleve In them. ! was the first Confederate
soldier that delivered a Republican speech
In the State. ana that was In support Of
Gen. Grant for the Presidency"
WIN YOU hohnob with tho local leaders,
while you are In the city?'
I'm not seeking them. My trim 70
Richmond IS purely one OF pleasure I
shall be pleased 20 sec them. however"
Il shall remain I'm Richmond several
days and will not return 70 Washington
! am not seeking Office from the Admins
tration. although am personal friend
OF Major Mckinley"
The Captain is looking well and seems
TO be ready 20 put In a hard fight.
Whom do you expect 10 have running
in opposition 10 YOUR
TT looks like Ellyson." he said.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-04

hogaheads. Observation-Disclosures co hogs
heads. dark. hogshead. -,
Shockoe. Allegheny, Old Dominion
Meals Crenshaw's. and Seabrooks 10
bacco warehouses report to-day; Receipts'
As packages; deliveries. 40 packages.
United States internal revenue coliec-
lions on tObaccos for the city OF Rich
mond. Va. to-day. Cigars and cigarettes,
siOG a. plug tobaccoa $2.T2Jig. Total.
s., S3Jaf
The best sale OF the season at the Stone
wall warehouse to-day. one hogshead
OF wrappers sold for $40. \ break equal
~ as good as 70 quality and larger In
point OF Size VIII be offered M this ware
house tomorrow.
4 very fine. large sale Of bright loose
tohaccos az the Planters warehouse to-
day Mr.. V. W. Land. Of Whit,akers.
y. c.. sold Tot az fine prices; highest
price so per hundred pounds.
Low grade dark leaf and Tugs are dun
and hard 20 sell Good 10 fine dark leaf
continues IN very fair demand.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-04

Topeka KAN. March 2.-Represen-
tative Walters Popul!sU to-day intro
duced a bin In the Kansas House 70 enact
the Ten Commandments into law. Each
commandment Is n section OF the bin
and the demand for the enactment is re-
cited as follows.
Whereas. The men OF the present gen
GRAFTON have become doubtcrs and scot
fcrs. and
Whereas. They have straved from the
religion OF the fathers: and
"Wrereas They no longer live in the
fear of God. and
Whereas. Having no fear OF punish
ment beyond the grave. they wantonly
violate the law given 10 the world from
Mount Sinai" therefore the Ten Com
mandments are enacted into law
Women tho author Of the bill SAYS
"live I'm the fear of God but men must
be- curbed. henoe the provisions only an
ply 10 mem" Punishment for the viola
tiOn Of the act is imprisonment in the
penitentiary New York SUM-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-04
CITY HILL Courts.

In the Hastings Court James T. Mat
thews a white man was tried for enter
ing a house and taking some lead pipe;
the charge OF housebreaking was changed
10 that of pent larceny and he was given
thirty days IN Jail.
VIM. Coleman, a negro. for breaking
and entering a vacant house and taking a
lot OF pipe and gas fixtures, was given
two years in the penitentiary.
Ell Brown. a negro, tor assamtlng John
White. another negro. was acquitted.
In the Law and Equity Court yesterday
afternoon. a verdict OF $3.50 for the plain
fiff was rendered IN the case OF II. e..
Traylor against the Richmond Railway
and Electric Company.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-04
nAIrIMnRE MARKET.

BALTIMORE, MD. March 3-FLOUR-
WHEAT~Unrcitled spot $3.50. bid;
May. s2AQs2hc.; southern by sample
9Oaglc: do on grade s5ita9OAc.
'CORN-Easy: spot. 25Nq26ikc.' March,
2J7s02Gc.; April. 26A e21lsc. May @''S9
274c. steamer mixed. 2iAa2flk &c.: south
ern white. 26h02Ic.; do. yellow, &de
OATS-Firm. No. . white 231an24c.i
No. mixed. 22623c
RYE-Easy; No 2. near by, 40h9Aol4c.;
No. . western. Ale
HAY-Steady at S13.50P140O.
GRAIN FREIGHIS- Dun ana casN.
steamer to Liverpool, per bushcl, 2isd 10
3D.. April: Cork for orders per quarter,
r. 80. for March and IS. 1Md~ Is. 81 for
March and April
PROVISIONS Firmer. mess pork, ~. -;
bulk shoulders So 70; sugar-cured Shout
ders. $3.50: short rib sides and clear sides,
$3.50 hams. small Sl1.O0. large 5000.
e. LARD Refined S525.
BUTTFR-Firm. fancy creamery, 2u0
Ole. fancy ladle, l30l4c.' storc-packed'
901Oc.
EGGS Weak at 12c. Tor strictly fresh.
COFFEE-Dull At Se.75 for No. 7.
SUGAR-Active. graduated. S4S3.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-04
VIII. Not Luck.

There IL no destlry. no chance. no fa's
can circumvent can hinder or control
The firm resolve OF determined soul
GIFTS count for nothing. will. alone. -
great.
what obstacle can stem tho mighty force
az I've sea-Seek,ng river IN It's course.
o. cause the ascending ORB OF day 10 waltz
Each well-born soul must win what u
deserves.
Lot the fool pirate OF luck. The fortunate
Is he whose ernes, purpose never
sworyes
whose slightest action or inactlon serves
The one great aim. Why even death
stands stu
And awaits an hour for such VIII.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-04
4 YOUNG VICTIM.
Harmor G.. Meade Held-Up Tuesday Night
bg n Negro.

Harmer G.. Meade. q sixteen-year-ol
boy. who resides al 100 east Leigh street,
was held up Tuesday night by colored
man. On Sixth street, between Grace ana
Franklin
Young Meade was returning home from
the Mechanics Institute about 500
o'clock. Just as be got opposite the
alley on sixth street. just behind the
house or Or. Hunter Mcclure, negro
man. with his cap pulled down low over
his ewes, Jumped suddenly out ana seized
him by tie collar with one hand, while
hs grabbed his watch-chain with The oth-
er.
The little victim was taken by surprise,
bnt ne had presence OF mind 10 seize his
watch. and in the scufIie the chain broke
leaving tho tlmepiece In his hand. lie
Immediately took TO his heels. with the
negro following him, but as he approach
ed the electric light at the corner his pur-
suer stopped and went back into the
shadows. a.,
Tho case was at once reported 10 the
Second Police station. and colOred OOy
was arrested on suspicion OF having been
an accomplish IN the attempted robbery.
The principal actor In the scene disap-
peared, AMI nothing has been seen OF
him $500,
The broken watch chain was Of little
value The watch was probably worth
about s., and was but little injured.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-04
The lest ImDOrtanf

From present indication IL Is likely that
some six or eight members OF the street
Committee will start for New York next
Sunday TO inspect the workings OF the
American Telephone and Telegraph Com
pany's lines. and more particularly TO
ascertain whether the instruments OF the
Richmond Telephone Company will work
satisfactorily when connected with thos,
lines
Since IL has become apparent that tho
decision Of the Street Committee regard
ing the long-distance companys franchise
hinges upon this test. there has been
change in sentiment regarding the trip.
and many think II is the proper thing
for the Street Committee 10 do in order
that fun justice may be done all parties.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-04

DR.. James b. McCaw delivered the hrst
OF two lectures on The Relation OF Med
icine to Life Insurance before very
largo audience OF medical students and
members Of the profession at tho Medical
College of Virginia Tuesday night.
Or. McCaw has sub-divded his subject
as follows: The duty OF a medical exam
iner to the profession az a medical man,
and the duty a medical examiner owes
10 tho Insurance company as a medical
man. Tuesday night he dwelt upon the
former Of the two divisions
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-04
Rail Was Refused

Special Constabls j. w. Camp, of Hem
rico county, arrested Walter BUXTON. 4
colored man, yesterday. who has been
fugitive from justice since September 2.
1895
Burton IS charged with tbs felonious
cutting OF another colored man, named
John Ford, az that time.
Ford has entirely recovered from his
injuries since then, IL Is said.
Justice Thomas made a preliminary cx-
animation OF the case OF Burton yesterday
morning at the courthouse, and sent the
prisoner on TO tho April grand jury Of
Henrlco county.
Meantime no was committed 20 jail,
bail being refused him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-04

the people are able 20 meet, ana wouio
cheerfuly meet as soon a. the eiiec'ivs,e-
ness OF tho scheme should be felt. mo
fact Is, tho people OF Virginia cannot
afford not 10 maintain the most enecuNe
school system that can be devised by the
combined wisdom of progressive euncit-
Ors and sagacicUs statesmen. Ana ~ u
high time that all forms OF prejudice ana
Old-fOgyiSm or extreme conservatism
Do delegated 10 the past. let 10 at least
try some OF the good things mat nave
been incorporated with success into INC
school systems OF more progressive
States"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-04
Transfer. Of Rcal Esfnfe

Richmond: Annie III. Docock 20 AMMO
J. I.assfter, II IL feet on east side Twen-
ty-ffth street, between Broad and Mar
shall 5000.
Charles Early and wife 20 Frederick y
Valentine IS feet on south side Marshall
street "a is foet east OF Hancock 100
Ellen Ford's trustee 10 Franklin har-
wood. 10 2-3 feet on west side Randolph
street between Cary and Taylor, sl,eOO
H. O. Hohings exeoutriX 20 Henry l.
Wiclxhem CO i-2 feet on south side Mar
sinai street between Twelfth and college
$500. -.
Henry O'Neil 20 Bridget Boyle. Is feet
on Second street, northwest corner Baker,
en- consideration OF support OF grantor TOT
life. ,e.
Henrsco: John p. Gravins and wife
10 John ]. Gravins 90 feet on Darlington
street, southwest corner Rosa, NWO.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-04

Nr.v YORK March 3.-COTrON-
Quiet. middling. : 5-l6@; gross inor1,iin'
/ 145 bales. exports 10 DicaL 49,,
300 bales, 10 the continent - 80,
forwarded. ii2 bales sales ~ ua't''
srirncrs los bales. stock. 26l, 324 bales'
,rotal to-dav-Net receipts, 300 D.i's,
,,norfe 10 Great Britain. l2Of3 baies' 10
the continent. 1,47i bales; stock' o''''O'
Total SO FAR this wcek-Net receipts
"a 70s bales. exports 20 Great bll'1lh
yg 0s3 bales. 20 France, 100 paleS' 10 '"o
continent. 81. 2O7 bales. .,....
Total since September lst-Net rectlptS'
5asg67s baloe. exports 10 GI n T.. Dii'9 i,
2 J,s. O4s bales: 20 France 90 '5J palrs'
10 the continent .51G356 bales; 10 the
channel 5.4si bales. ..,,,o
Futures closed steady; sales. III 100
bales. March COZ: April 1O2; May, ~
June. I'll. July. T15. August az. sep
TENDER, GS3. october, 613; November
C.75.
NEW ORLEANS. LA. March SCOT
TON-Fuures steady; sales 2s,20O bales;
March. G.s2 April. 6 -. NAV. GsT; June,
Gql. July. Cos: August, G.7s. September.
co.. October. Ois. November 600, De-
cember G.52
LIVERPOOL. March 3.-12.3O p NJ
COTTON-Demand fair, American mid-
ding. I'd, sal rs, 10000 bales. American,
@ 300 bales. speculation and export. 500
bales: receipts. 5000 bales. American,
4 900 bales Futures opened quiet and
demand moderate. American middling.
low middhng clause March March ard
April. and April and May. 3 50-Gig
3 G0-64d.. May and June and July and
August 60-84M3 Gl-6fd.. Septeml or and
October 62-64d. November and Deem
her. 4G-G4d Futures quiet but steady.
Tenders. 500 bales new dockets.
j. NJ American middiing low mid
ding clause. March and March ana April,
3 5s-G9u3 50-64d.. buyers April and May,
3 5g-G4d., sellers. May and June June
and July. and July and august 3 b9-G4
3 GD-G4d.. buyers. August and September.
3 5T-G4d.. sellers: September and Octo-
Der 5f-64Q3 52-04d., sellers. october
and November, 46-64U3 17-6ld. sellers;
November and December and December
and Jauuqrr. 2 4J-G4d. buyers Futures
closed quiet
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-04

At the residence OF the brides father
Mr.. j. A. Blackburn. on west Cary
street Miss Bessyo H. Blackburn was
married Tuesday afternoon at 2a5
o'clock. 70 Mr.. Joseph Amber Wakeham,
a telegraph operator on the Chesapeake
and Ohio railway. located az Irwin Sta
ton. f.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Father Carne. and Immediately thereaf-
ter the happy couple loft 10 spend their
honeymoon at Columbia.
The bride was attired in a travelling
suit OF hellotrope cloth. and carried a
bouquet OF brides roses.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-04

Meeting of the Board of supervisors-An
Interesting suit.

CHARLES CITY COURTHOUSE, VA
Starch 3. -Special-Au adjourned meeting
OF the Board OF Supervisors was held
ber-a on the lst instant. All bills pre-
sented for the roads and maintenance OF
the poor were approved and ordered 10
be paid.
40 action was taken on paying a royal
~ for hawk scalps \ majority Of the
most prominent citizens OF tho county
are in favor Of &c. and hope tho Board
VIII adopt it, They are also in favor
of not working the present roads under the
present way. as the roads are almost i'm
passab.e.
f. T. Nance. through his attorney. has
entered a suit against the Farmers Mu-
tual Benefit Insurance Association. of the
Peuinsular Division. Able counsel has been
employed 20 defend this suit. and Il viii
be watched with unabated interest by the
members
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-04
Health Department.

The mortuary report FOR the month OF
February shows % white deaths ana "a
colored: for the same month last year.
the deaths were 30 white and 81 colored
In view OF the fact or the cut IN tns
apropriatious the Health Department Will
operate but five days a week. and VIII
take advantage OF all holidays. SO as 10
prevent reduction in the working iorce.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-04

Union Bank OF Richmond. 30 80, 10
Virginia Trust Company. 100 1922 IL
ms. COMPANIES.
Virginia State ......,..'.'.'-' 80
MISCELLANEOUS.
A. r. co. pfd ~ "a
A. r. co. com. .....'.'.''..'V 80
Quotations are Tor BONDS m'''"''"7
not less than ten years
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-04
RIcHMOND sTOCK MARKET

i"oill.o""' " -i'I - 90 co..
wv NIkli'i% eil'ui iSs ne
-.'HE' an VIA. ouVV southern hdii"ay % p
az ",s I'D fhares IeteiaDuis S"Nl"sS
anu insurance 'ohlldhy al 'Vit'
GOV. SECURITIES Bid ASKED
L. s As p and O. 1907 $780,. 1lS
STATE SECURITIES
,-or,,, c-,.,...'. a. - ,o,o 100
North Caroiire G.e a. 1gi9 1ef
Va Rs new O. and ~ 1a.,g 4IiE 1874
IA genfrr,, 9-g a. and n Gsi GgiT
Cr1,, cr.g,r-pf.rrl.c
~ 80 T. ~ 10.
ItiNN" % t'f - $50 49, ..'' $50
kichmd cry oH' X. l9ot-l9lg'lls -.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-04

BALTIMORE. MD. March 3.-Virginia
3s. new. 1874. do. Century. 62A062ia.
Halumore and OHIO lo'4. baltimore aud
stock. GlL0017s Gas bonds 5s, 100
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-04

LONDON SILVER MARKET.
LONDON. March 3.-Bar silver. 29Nd. ;
Consols. III 1916 for money and III 15-l6
for the account
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-04

Flour was duh and steady; no. . spring
wheat. 73&g7Jltc; No. . red. so.4neO 81
No. . corn. 22al Q23i3c.. No. oats. 100
~. shoulders. $3.50. dry salted ehOul-
ders S475. short clear sides Sf3Il44
A. 30: whWisky. S111.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-04
MARINE INTELLIGENcE.
PORT WEST POINT, MARCH 3. 1897.
ARRIVED.

Steamship Baltimore. Murphy Bsiti-
more. passengers and sene-al cargo.
Steamship Elm city. HAYNES. Maftaponi
river landings. general cargo and pas
ecngere
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-04

Steamship baltimore. Murphy. Balt'
more. passengers ana general cargo
Steamship Elm CITY HAYNES. Mattaponl
river ltldings. passengers ana general
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-04

Tho work on the sewers under the SUI
pervision OF city Engineer Lipscomb. is
progressing very nicely. These sewer
pipes were crushed by the earth being