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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-13
DR.. WHARTON TO FIGHT.
VIII Enlist for Service in Case Of War
with Spain.

VIII Enlist for service M Nd>c Oh w at
with Spain.
The following from the Baltimore Morn
inc Herald viii Doe read by Rev. Dr.
Wharton's many friends in Richmond:
Rev. Dr. H. ". Wharton. the pastor Of
the Brautly Baptist church. viii tender
his services TO the Secretary of War in
case hostilitics are declared between the
United states and Spain
The popular pastor made this declara-
uou TO "a Herald reporter last night al
his residence. l40s McCulloh street lie
also stated that his father-in-law. Col.
lanes Pollard. would also enlist IN the
defense OF his country.
while I am in favor OF peace said
Or Wharton Of think that war is in-
cyitabl-. and should the crisis come /
will at once tender my services 20 the
government and fight FOR the Stars and
Stripes.
In my opinion affairs have gone so far
that the only thing 20 prevent hostilitles
between This country and Spain is "a
complete backGoWu Of the Spanish gov
eminent.
81 ann no jinco.' said the Doctor. FOR
1 have smclled powder and know what
war means ] have a family II IS true.
but when the time comes 10 take up arms
I'm defense of our countrys honor ] am
only TOO willing 20 offer my services 20
the government.
MY father-in-law, Colonel Pollard.
although exempt from military duty on
account OF age. thinks as l do. and II
our difficulties with Spain have 70 be
settled with the gun and sword he will
tender his services TO the United States
Ill
have been ayerted months ago II the
United States had recognized Cuba as
a belllgerent nation. but that time has
passed. and from present complications
the only way out of the difficulty is war
] have no doubt as 10 the outcome, and
the war will be of short duration.
THE United States will strike de-
cisive brow at the start which will enc
the matter once and for all. As l said
before. j am in favor of peace. but should
the worst come 10 the worst and war be
declared. ! will az once tender my SER
Vices 10 the United States. and will be
ready % report for duty when called
upon"
Dr. II. NJ Wharton is q Virginian by
birth and was In Gen. X. L. Lees COM
mand and fought for the Stars and Bars
during the Civil War. While he was only
in the army about four months. he saw
hard service and "smel'ed powder" as
he expressed IL. more than once. DR..
Wharton was only sixteen years old when
he came out or the army and surrendered
under General Gordon al Appomattox.
Previous 20 this surrender some of the
hardest battles OF the late war were
fought. in which DR. Wharton. as prl-
vate took part
Col James Pollard was also IN the COM
mand OF General v. T.. Lee and was 0u
the staff Of General Rhodes and was en-
goEed in some-of thc hottest conflicts dur
ing tho Civil War.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-13
MORE MEMORIAL WINDOWS,
To be Placed in ST. Johns German
Lutheran Church.

There viii be five more memorial win
dows placed in st. Johns German Luz
theran church on Eighth and Marshall
streets during the next few weeks
one of these windows, which is now be-
ing made in Baltimore, is expected 10
arrive here I'm about a week or ten days.
II will be dedicated TO the memory OF the
late Mr.. +. busch and is given by his
widow and children. IL represents the
figure Of Our Good Shepherd with an app
propriate inscription below II.
The other windows Will be given IN
memory of Mrs. Prick, Mrs. frommer
Mrs. Henry Metzger and Mrs. Paul l..
Mcneil. The last named picture Will be
dedicated by the Young Peoples society
This window comes Ike three others that
have previously been placed In THIS
church. from the artistic hands OF Mr.. NJ.
NJ. VOCAL. OF this city 1t Will show the
tombstone erected over the grave OF Mrs
Menzel entwined by a garland OF roses
each one OF which represents one OF her
ten children Above the tombstone the
morning star is beakng through the
clouds and at the foot of the tombstone
two Dalm leaves are crossed ana the III
scription is Dedicated by the Young
pennies Society i'm memory Of Mrs. Maria
y. Mcneil born May 8. lS'o' dled Octop''
a. 1902. III, J.,
IL is expected that all windows viii DC
ready bv May LIST and the dedication ser
vices will be conducted by Rev. Edward
Huber. OF Baltimore, former pastor oil
81. Johns church.
The two windows dedicated 70 the
memory Of Mrs. a. Huebner ana 10 the
Ladies' Society were In position TOT IN,
drst time on Palm, Sunday, and Rev. fau.
/, Mcneil briefly alluded 10 THIS ia'a
during his confirmation service ON .na'
dat lint there were no special dedlcatory
ceremonies held.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-13

OF the usual number Of permits for tho
erection OF frame buildings with nre
proof roofs. The same action was taken
i'm regard to instructing the city Engi-
neer to lay out certain lots in Riveryiew
cemetery.
The next matter taken up was the
ordinance fixing the water meter rates.
Mr.. Lawder thought the ordinance should
go over TO be printed. Mr.. Lawders mo-
ton was opposed by Messrs. thinner
mann. Carter Cutchins and Allen. Mt.
Lawder finally withdrew his motion ana
the ordinance was concurred In without
any objection.
The Board also concurred I'm the ordi-
nance. innicting imprisonment upon those
who fail TO pay their fines imposed by the
police justice
A report was received from City Audi
tor Warren stating that the sum OF
s2O0a45 had been turned over to him
by Colonel William p. Smith, the Com
sloner Of Direct Taxes as balance In his
possession. which amount was to be ex-
pended FOR street improvements.
on motion OF Mr.. Carter the matter
was referred TO the Committee on
Streets
The Board agreed 70 a resolution d.
recting the City Auditor to pay 70 Mr..
II. b. Boudar. the sum OF $3.50 for his
work as expert in the proceedings against
the sureties OF +. b. Grymes and W. c..
Adams.
The presiding officer appointed Messrs
Lawder and zimmerman members Or
the special Joint committee to look into
the advsability OF moving the old Pump
House for the erection OF an electric
light plant by the city.
President Turpin also appointed Messrs.
Noble and Snead members Of confer
ence committee on the part OF the Board
i'm regard 10 the cellar caps placed in
position In front of his houses AT No. 9Oo'
9O7 and 900 east Franklin street.
Mr.. Burton offered an ordinance fixing
the license tax for the architects OF this
city for the present year at $40 a year.
The ordinance was adopted.
Mr.. Lawder offered an ordinance re-
curing the Richmond Railway and Elec-
trio Company 10 run its cars over its en-
tire line and not 10 allow any car TO be
switched on on TWenty-eighth and Main
streets. on motion OF Mr. Carter the
matter was referred to the Committee
on Streets.
Mr.. zimmerman presented a rcsolu-
tion requesting the Committee on Streets
To look into the nuisance created nightly
by the sweeper OF the Richmond Trac-
ton Company and % suggest some REM
edy. The matter was referred 20 the
Committee on Streets
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-13
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmonu ;
Citizens and Other Matters.

Mrs DR. Charles H. Culpeper and daugh-
ter. OF Portsmouth Va. are visiting al
1903 west Grace street.
Mr.. Joseph " Cullngworth. who mas
been quite sick for few days. was very
much better yesterday.
The remains Of the late Mrs. Margaret
I.ockman reached here at 500 O'Clock yes
terday morning and at o'clock. with ser
vices AZ the grave, they were inferred III
Hollywood.
The committee appointed az the recent
conference Of business men helu 70 us
cuss the industrial development OF klch-
mond. will meet to-day and organize
a plan of campaign.
Tho Faster Ball. which has grown 70
be- a red-letter day In the history OF the
Prince Of Napels Society. took place at
Monticello Hall Monday night and was an
unequiyccal success.
Mrs. lanes NJ Marshall and Miss En-
mic W. Marshall OF Fauquier county
Va. are in the city at DR.. j. >. Well
ford's.
Mr.. W. W Henry will address tho
"Huguenot Society" this evening az )
o'clock in the lecture-rOom OF the second
PRESBYTERIAN church, subject Inc Edlct
Of Nantes
Miss Katie Davis left at noon yesterday
n attend tho wedding OF her friend. MISS
Pearl Duffy to Mr.. Leigh Page which
event took place at 8 o'clock yesterday
evening al New Bethlehem church. CheS-
terrified county.
Lieutenant Cralle, Of Company l. Third
Regiment. Virginia volunteers statioheu
at Blackstone, appeared before the eA-
aiming board In the Office OF the Ad-
iutant-C;eneral Monday afternoon, but
failed 10 pass.
Or. George c. Eggleston. who recently
resigned as surgeon OF the Soldiers
Home has located at Amelia Courthouse
for the practice OF his profession.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-13
The First Battle with Spain

Will not be looked forward 10 with more
interest than the excursion Of the Geo
graphical and Historical Society Of Rich
mond College 10 Yorktown, Va, April
14th.
The seat OF victory over the enemies
OF liberty has lost none OF its historical
interest, and a visit Will recall the heroic
struggle which the united colonies made
TO throw on the yoke OF their oppressors
Here England lost her hold upon NJ OPP
pressed country. and CORVALLIS retreated
before the indomtable Washington.
Richmond College cordially invites It's
friends and the public 70 accompany them
on this occasion.
The society considers itself fortunate
IN being able 10 announce that the Tony
Miller Combination. under the direction
OF Mr. A. W. Miller, Will accompany the
party
The combination belongs to the "Old
School" nddlers, and. in connection win
Judge Farrar Johnnie ReDi. Will recall
the good old days Go with as ana
hear these renowned soldiers.
Fare FOR tho round trip VIII be- Sl"p
For the accommodation Of the eNcuT slpn-
lists tickets have been placed on sale az
Richmond College. also al the SoutheFh
railway depot ticket office.
Train Will leave this depot az 500 a. VI, :
returning arrive Richmond 500 p. NJ.
Special steamer will carry the party down
the York river. Many OF our best citizens
have signihed their intention OF goins'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-13
S, P, C. A. WORK FOR MARCH.
The Agents Report-No Charge Tor
Killing Animals.

The Society for Prevention OF Cruelty
10 Animals met az its office last night
DR. Jud y. Wood presided, the following
members being present: w. Ben Palmer,
William Rehling. Cyrus BOssieux, +. c.
MAYO. ]. r. V. Daniel, Frank ]. Craigie.
Jr Mrs ". Ben Palmer and Miss Pearl
Bodeker
The following report Of the agent for
March was read and approved:
Number OF cases investigated s..
horses and mules, lame, 10; horses and
mules with sore backs and shoulders, 10;
horses and mules unfit for work unhitch-
ed and sent TO stables. ); general bad
treatment az teams reported 10 owners.
8. very poor half starved horses aud
mules = active cruelty 10 horses mules
and COWS prevented. 10. cruelty beating
and whipping horses and mules rs.
overloaded teams. 3. admonitions, l.,
cases reported In which nt-found no
cause FOR complaint. 3; home found for
small dog, l.
Durlng the month the following ami
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-13
BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE, MD. April 12-FLOUR-
Dull and unchanged.
WHEATON, and firmer. spot. month,
81. OOAG1 .O0ia: May $1,000 OoIs; July,
seize. steamer No. > red 91n9Ikc. South
ern wheat by sample, g7c.aSl.ol; do. on
grade. gOi4cH SlOOl2.
CORN-firm spot 3issd3iHc.: month
and May. 3r9H3iesc.; steamer mixed.
8iKd3p4c Southern yellow corn, 3jc.
asked.
No mixed. 30n3Oi2c.
RYE-Strong and higher; No . nearby.
5GibH27c No. western. JSc.
HAY-Flrm. choice timothy. Sl2JDalj.
FREIGHTS-No demand. unchanged.
SITGAR-Strong and unchanged.
BUTTER AND EGGS-Firm and I'M
changed
WHISKY-Unchangcd
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-13
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

Richmond, Va, April u. 1888
4 break of new dark loose tobaccos az
Crcushaw's Warehouse tomorrow, We'd
ncsday. April H. ls9S.
Messrs Frazer II Tompkins will oner
a break Of dark tobaccOs by sample az
their office tomorrow.
Stonewall Warehouse Will offer Dredh
Of bright loose tobacco tomorrow.
Planters Warehouse viii offer breaks
of bright and sun-cured tObaccos To-
morrow.
Private sales reported 70 Che secretary
of the Richmond Tobacco Trade TODAY
Wrappers. 2S hogshcads, leaf dark, .,
Jugs dark. 4. Total, 80 hoesheads.
The tobacco Inspector reports to-day +.
Inspections-B Bright - hogsheads; dark,
v hogsheads. Rcinspecuons-Bright :
Shockoe Crenshaws, Farmers, Ale
ghany. Old Dominion, Planters. DaNen-
ports. and SeabrOoks tobacco warehouse
report to-day. Receipts. 80 packages; de-
liveries. - packages
United states internal revenue collec-
tions on tobacco for the city Of Ken
mond. Va. to-day. Cigars and cisar,cci ties
$3.50 -. plug tobacco. $3.295j9 Total
81 SIT. 81
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-13
Hampton Sons OF Veterans

HAMPTON, VA. April E-SpeciaL-
Hampton Camp. sons OF Confederate
Veterans No. II, elected officers last
night as follows: Commander. F. II.
Ransone. reelected. First Lieutenant
Commander, w. A. Post; Second Lieu
tenant C ommaner. T.. c. Elan; Adjutant.
John Weymouth, reelected; Sergeant.
Major l.. s. Grant; Color Guards. II. A.
Powell and Benjamin Tignor; Treasurer.
L. s. Grant; Vidette. Robert Tignor.
Color Guard, o. W. Lewis.
The camp also considered the question
OF getting crap caps in the place OF the
large felt hat now wore. An entertain
ment will be held in the near future FOR
the uniform fund.
John Hopkins Glee Club gave a con
cert at the Hygiea last night TO fairly
good audience.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-13
Negro Boy Scared.

Considerable excitement was occasioned
at the. corner OF Third and Broad streets
last night about 7.30 O'Clock by. an al
legged assault made upon small colored
boy named Gustavus Jones. who was
trying to sell the afternoon papexs. by
a white man named j. $. BEDFORD. Tho
boy IS a tiny mite OF humanity, and vas
more frightened than hurt. although IL
was alleged that he had been thrown
heavily 10 the ground.
A large crowd gathered and the cry
went up that a man had been killed.
BEDFORD was arrested and carried IN
the Second Station. where he was locked
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-13
run coTTnN MARKETs.

NEW YORK. April 12-COTTON-Dull;
middlug q 3-lG, NET receipts, 800 bales;
gross G4sJ bales. exports TO Great Brl-
taiu. 9G49 bales, To- the Continent, 300
bales, forwarded as bales, sales nome
SO. h. 49, 9lI bales.
Total to-day-Net receipts, 1897 bales.
export to Great Britain. 77ii bales. To-
France 3.1JD bales. 90 the Continent, O3J
bales. stock. $40 40 bales.
Consolidated-Net receipts. 3SS.3O0 bales.
exports to Great Britain. 80. 1873 bales. 20
France $3.50 bales, TO the Continent. $780,
BOZ bales.
Total since September 1st-Nct receipts,
: NO1 50 bales. exports 10 Great Britain.
2qJ5. j23 bales. 10 France, t46. s26 halcs, TO
the Continent . j97,73l bales.
Futures opened dull; sales. 200 bales.
MAY. 5g6 June. 600. July 6.O3; August
COG. September col. october. 6.0O4: No
yember. COS. December, 6.OI; January,
COS
Futures closed quiet; sales. 2S. 100 bales.
spot cotton closed dull. middling up
lands . 3-16
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-13
NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK. April 12.-Dry goods show
q waiting market I'm cotton goods and an
unsatisfactory one In woOllcns. Interest
In staple cotton goods Is relaxed partly
on account OF the low quotations on print
cloths. which has caused "a stagnatiOn
throughout the entire field. Nearly all
staple cotton goods are quiet. Brown
gosds are without feature in any grade.
The demand for export goods is limited.
the call being still principally from South
American countries. Bleached cOttons are
unsatisfactory in the main. the price tone
being irregular and the demand dull In
dcnims there Is little business passing.
Ticks stripes. checks and cheviOts are
without feature the manufacturing de-
mand being very light Print cloths are
quoted az &C. for extras.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-13
SENTIMENT IS
NOT HOPEFUL
On the New York Stock Exchange
Shown by Tone.
LIVELY MOVEMENT IN TOBACCO
Caused 10y Reports of the Settlement
Of the Controversy in the Trade
Over the Plug Tobacco Business.
Wheat Advances

NEW YORK. April 1.-THE days stock
market listloss and the movement OF
prices exceedingly sluggish. As hcayiness
was the prevailing tone. however, and the
net results are in nearly an cases losses.
1t IS evident that the prevailing sentiment
in Wall street is not hopeful. Doubt and
uncertainty prevailed I'm all quarters, and
reports from foreign bourses indicated
the same uncertain feeling in every mar
ket in the world as 10 tho outcome OF the
controversy between the United States
and Spain II transactions in a few specu-
lativo leaders were taken out OF to-days
market. the dimensions of tho trading
would appear almost ludicrousy small.
There was q lively movement in Tobacco
which carried Tho price up nearly seven
points the motive being tho reported set
element of the controversy In the trade
over Tho plug tobacco business. Ihe al
vance Boa the price was also sala 10 lc
directed aguast in outstanding short IN
tor 80. There was large buying OF the
C0upanys scrip. also. aud a resulting
rise of Z per cent Goa lts price. The mar
krt showed u SLIGHT degree of animation
il the first hour on buying attributed 10
Washington account.
were dun and steady to-day dt inc recent
level. but ab0ht 81 $1,000 additional gold
wa engaged Tor Import The movement
OF currency 10 mo interior was uuabatcd.
The bona market was intensely dull' ana
showed SLIGHT rcCOVorics. lu some cases
from carly weakness. Total sales 500
900 United States new . advanced q
in The hii price Government bonds other
wise We're unchanged.
Total sales of stocks were 10000 shares.
including Chicago, Burlington and gum
ty. 1417O. Louisville and Nashville. t,-lO;
Manhattan Elevated. 1875, ST. Paul. H.
IT5. Union Pacific preferred. % 500. Amer
lean Tobacco. 55.52i. Sugar, 3J.J6J
The Evening Posts London financial
rabIcEr5m says. The stock markets here
were -tlEuaUt to-day business scarcely
resumed after the holidays. such specu-
IltNc position as existed has been ad-
m-tcl previous to the Easter holidays,
and there was no inclination 20 reopen
commitments pending developments.
Prices here We're slightly under those at
Nrv York for tho reason that there was
no bear account here. Americans were
sold 90 little from thc Continent. Brazil
were t1t on further fall in eNchange.
Th. settlement to begin tomorrow is like
iv fu show 90 very small account. but
coutanus may bee better Ola account OF the
rise BOO money.
MONEY AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. on
call firm 900 -i.01la per cent, last loan
no 4ls per cent. prime mercantile paper,
l1gIt per cent. Sterling exchange steady,
with active business in bankers bills az
fIr sixty days. posted rates, 4Soi3Hi Sl
G~4u4sfIs. commercial bills, 413u4tHi2.
silver certificates. 1Jld5Gle, bar silver,
I--.. Mexican dollars. 4Jis. Government
bonds strong. State bonds dull railroad
bonds dun
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mails were humanely destroyed: Horses
and mules. 9. small animals, 81.

mails were humanely destroyed: Horses
and mules. 9. small animals, 81.
c. a. PUsEY.
Agent.
Report was made To the Board that
a number of persons were under the inn
preston that the society charged a feo
for destroying animals.
This idea IS erroneous. Any animal.
Old. diseased. or otherwise disabled, II
brought TO the Office 0f the society at
6ls east Main street, will be put out OF
misery In the most humane manner pos
sible without charge.
III the nature OF the case be such that
the animal cannot be brought to tho
office. the agent will. II notified. attend
to the case at the place designated.
1t would be OF great assistance to the
society II its members and the community
at large would report by phone or postal
any cases OF cruelty brought TO their
notice. The agent will promptly inves-
tlgate such reports and take proper steps
10 correct the trouble.
The following were elected 20 member
ship in the society: DR.. George A. Taber.
Mrs ]. W. Wilbur and Miss Sophis
Meredith.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-13
MEMS CLUB
To BE Organized by Members OF se'
entb street Christian Church.

4 meeting OF some twenty-five Young
men members OF Seventh-Street Chris-
tian church. was held in the pastor 3
study OF that church last night anu
committees appointed looking 10 the per
,,,a,art accumulation OF mems club,
oftsr lines suggested by the pastor Rev
4. r. Sweeney. .-.,..,
Mr.. sweeney seems 70 have succeeded
IN engaging the hearty cooperation OF
his members during the short time he
has been here and this promises well
for his greater success hereafter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-13
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT NEWPORT NEWS. APRIL l., 49,.
Barge Juniatl. Providence.
Barge Janitta. Providence.
Barge Corsica. Providence.
Barge Nydck. Boston.
Barge Kingston Boston.
Barge j. r. Merry. New Bedford.
Barge R0ndout New Haven
Steamer Ca .O. Genoa.
Indiana Norfolk.
Steamer Fricda, Gibralta.
SAILED.
Barge j. +. Merry, Lynn.
PORT OF WEST POINT, APRIL j. lN'N
ARRIVED.
steamship Warden. Thompson Nortolk'
passengers aud general cargo
SAILED.
steamship Warden. Thompson, Norfolk
passengers and general cargo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-13
NAVAL STORES.

CHARLESTON. 5. c.. April 12.-TUR-
PENTlNE-Market firm al 2Jigc., sales
none.
ROSIN-Firm and unchanged; sales.
none.
SAVANNAH GA. April 12-SPIRITS
OF TURPENTlNE-2Gc. sales, 53J casks;
receipts. G3i casks.
ROSIN-Firm. sales, 45l3 barrels; re-
coipts. BOSS barrels: \. r.. G.. Sl.1O; ID. T..
St.i5: r. $40. q. Sis; If. S1JO. /. S1.jj;
X. NJ. SlGO: y $iGj; window glass, SL7j;
water white. $40.
WILMINGTON. y. c.. April 12.-TUR-
PENTINE-Heavy at 2Gi4c. receipts. 2s
KOsIN-FTrm at S1.IOa115; receipts,
3OS barrels.
HlgO. receipts. % barrels.
TAR-Steady at @oc.. receipts, J2l bar
rels
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-13
CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO April 12.-Wheat to-day
closed at am advance of 19s0la,c. FOR July
For tho second day I'm succession CaitOr-
nm crop damage reports Of "a sensational
character had an important influence
The California reports and an enormous
continental demand made a strong mar
kct Corn and oats were helped by the
strength OF wheat. and closed at slight
advance Provisions were duh, and left
OF at a trihlug decline.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
open. High. Low. Close.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-13
Rettcr sabbath Observance.

NORFOLK. VA. April n.-Special.--
The ministers OF Norfolk. who are assoc
ciated In a plan 10 promote the better OBJ
servance Of the Sabbath ia this city. met
to-day aud appointed COMMITTEES to CON
fer with the city officials and endeavor -
further the object aimed at.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-13
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET

NORFOLK, VA. April 12-PEANUTS
Spanish firm az j3c.: Virginia firm prime.
y. &c.. extra prime. 27.H3c fancy 3hu3aic.
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dlstilers' finished goods. per gallon, Si.2o;
sugars unchanged: butter steady. cream
cry. i5n2Oc. dairy. 1lNlsc.: cheese uiet
at SGSi5c.; eggs firm. fresh. &c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-13

The, colored cover on The, Times next
Sunday Will be a magnincent work OF art.
On the front page viii be a lifs-siss por-.
trait OF General F1txhugh Lee. In four
coiors. made from his latest photograph.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-13
TO CURE COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo ouinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money II II fail
10 cure. 25e The genuine has L. B. Q on
each tablet.