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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-28
OTHER MARKrrs-RY TELEGRAPH


r,.A rrni The iu.k roi At - atGtt "a common -
a. o1St p, - shippers s3Vs3 ~ stockers anf !ssa
o.. a po1st - calves S5dsG prime c.w, ;" 'rSf"
rad. In hogs brisk and an ettly dr,.ihe 81 ~
r..rsl IN active pir htscs hy Eastern shvpers Shes
ronr.d ',om 7.ftS2 ~ ~ common % stNsf ~ IL.
,,n- ,ts * sid largely at 80 v'TS+ W.. PIGS a.
S. o"1S1 ~ Their was falr us1e !" ,snanga shorn
changed prces Cho'c~ lots were In goa n.nihn'
,,nHa ga p, Si7St chiefly ~ ~ NfSt 80 we. H'l
S. cas- o. shora sheen sold At 81 700 - 90 cheny g.
s4GSi 40 Receipts Cattle. l3" heai h'y' "''"' menu
cr.,nnan Apri 27-IIog.- steady. 81 1885, Oats
e. 7.asi - sicspst 81 1894 10 f-'mbs-Seady
S'FSS, Ruralo Aprl 27-Cat,le were about al:
rs,,rsI through The market was REGARDED as steady
and drfn iIoss-Re-erts moderate. The market opened
"@,c Yorker gid choice. q 2dS' ~ roughs com
e. ~ sheen md lambs Receipts air Market quiet ana
steady Lambs choice 'Nra. S'0S' TO- iair TO goa;
81 7..,sa no sheep c''c- - selected "ethers - .'g
:, 70 cris >, co--inon - 2tGsa Is
9, I:ass % prime 81 c5GSj 10. common. 81 ~Ist j"
IToce active shade higher. nrm~ mediums - s'rt
"a ~ l-si heavy s. $685. 20 Light Iotkrts
"a 0,axt 10 heavy hogs. 81 l5NsI p: pigs 81 NDnSt
sh~s ,t-aiy ch1,ce riirr"l elqtt? common. 81 u
s7S2 d. cnocr clipped lambs. 81 73nsi So common 20
pod Sass 80. iprng lambs. s'Gs'' ''n' calves 500
"fen.,, city. Ap-l ?7-cnttle steady. Texa. s,eers.
81 c0nsi - COWS g. 3rGst 81 native steers '5dft
cop And ,a,er. 81 7o6t3 ~ stockers and fe"tcrs &f
81 ~. bulls 81 7iss3 o. Hogs s,rong 10 Sc higher.
e. ~ ,rh,s e Go$ ~ yor,cr- 50 75Gs3 So pigs Sl
sa 81 shecr strong. lambs 81 25gs3 - mnttons So 10
= Louis Arrn e7.-caule far 70 fancy native ship,
hutch.r se.is q iUfsj 10. der oo pounds. 81 5D
a. ~ a,oc-rs AMI feeders - ?jlsi "a COWS ana he,e's
soGf, Texas Oni Indian steers 81 'olsi. cows and
le~re 81 iOns3 - Hogs. barely steady Ycrkers ~ 'eu
,,srfv strong riuons stdSi 30 lambs ~ 9Jf
81 the top for shipping lambs Texis mui'ons. ~ w.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-28


co,,or marker was Tie lcr5a0n OF cotton purchased
On the recent sharp advanc" started by "tah i.ss "a
,es9ionsrv Cndition The selling movement was pa
tCL.ar.y heavy IN ~" hel pI''o.. 90
showed q net l,ss II i pDh's. 81" ',9tr
cine OF lQi = points futur,s and !)ss 81 $50 J."
sales Of 900 bales spot c,ten al Liyep o. or me-
ke opened easy: WIN MA ,eccoverv after the
nights tflcss -. hesr- bui the
ca. on o-S s ,ye,ka..e 1n!er general lack 4
h-Os't-e"-'S "a. leading Trading
h-IPr' 49, ~. 40 sie rom some selling by INer
-. o,d Sc,hern REPRESENTATIVES early 10 the day. was
P''s anu sss,onsf character 4 growing belief that
tss S %a be n5 ssrous INTERRUPTION exports Of cot,
tor be the cause i'f me i1'thsl -
Liverpool. Manchester and 'ln.nental sIh'iie' -
known be si short y f2,i coiion s'1 s s w., com
cen ana al i".rip,. ~ r. lsance = large num-
oecec 70 be but temporary 4ns s, cs,ses ems d
+r * NAY notice "a a.. Genress ng influence On tie
eIAoie e.rous,ets an ,. vari0usly estimated
naFkei Inc to'eI A"2onr , al 20 which were stopped
1900 10 @DVo baies h,aity a.. % ,r,eresf wa be-
by the stronger houses "nne lne ~ r ng interest
Aeved - De petty w. 49,. @yed Ii.tle dsposlton
quite extensive. the bear Grove fl.,S - inasr,uch
throughput The session. - tShe and news
IS crop news was no, "'.3N uaa more favor
from Ne"-l-nglana pflh' e4y'.l MAJ 4. FAN River
sinners we're looking forward 10 renewed activity as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-28

Rio--Conce market hrn: No : Rio 9ss2'. Exchanre
x / led. recsrts 1000 bags: cleared tor the United
States IL bags cleared FOR Europe 2OcO bags Stock
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-12-29

Secretary Wilson may not be the
biggest man in the Cabinet, but he
displayed common sense when he
said; Il am one man who believes
that the Southern man understands
the negro better than the men of the
North" Had that belief been gen
eral in the North during recon
struction'' days, there would now be
no negro problem IN the South.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-12-29

What good reason can there be to
deny representation to nearly one
half the tax payers of the town?
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-12-29

There is no more need of politics
in a town election than fifth wheel
to wagon.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-12-29

There is much fear in certain quar-
tiers that Governor Teddy" really
intends to keep his word and send
some canal thieves to prison.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-12-29

It is all very well to prepare for
crossing bridge before you get to
it, but it is a waste of energy to try
to cross before it is reached.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-12-29

We notice that the Booker Wash
ington type of negro never does any
complaining about his treatment in
the South.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-12-29

The tax payers of the town belong
to two parties. They all should be
represented in the town govern
ment.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-12-29

Every one admits the justice of
electing non-partisan ticket and
that is what will be done.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-12-29
Only three more days.

Non partisan ticket suits every
decent man in town.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-12-29

MoRGANTowN, DECEMBER Is, 1898.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-05
EXODUS FROM HABANA.
Anxious to Get Away
Government Facilities.

HABANA, April 4.-The Mangrove and
the Bache are expected here to-mor, ow
to take to Key West such Americans as
desire to go.
Consul-General Lee has been authorized
10 hire merchant vessels IL necessary,
and will probably employ the stes mer
City of Key West, of the Coast Line,
due here tomorrow; the Mascot.e, when
is due Wednesday, and the Olvette,
which is duo for an extra trip on Thurs
day. The Fern will remain here, so far
as is known.
Now that the exodus 20 the United
States is in full force, there are many
interesting scenes at the Office o. Dr.
Drummer Hundreds stand around, waiting
their turn to be vaccinatcd babies in
rich merchants. and poor Americans,
arms. scarecrow negroes. fine ladies,
in short, all sorts and conditions. Rigid
rules are observed, and the first come is
the first served.
Soon after shutdown tonight the tat
tered United States flag was taken from
the gaff of the Maine wreck, where it has
floated since February nth, two days at
ter the explosion. The wrecking tugs
Underwater and Merritt, and the barges
Chief and Sharp left for American waters
to-day.
There is great enthusiasm among the
Spaniards, and thousands of them are en-
listing I'm the battalions of volunteers
The sentiment of the immense majority
is in favor Of war
In spite OF this seemingly brave show
ing, many depositors have already with
drawn their money from the Bank Of
Spain. There IS no panic, however, and
business is going on about as usual.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-05
FIERCE FIGHT BETWEEN TRAMPs.
Took Place Near Round-House About
acknowledgements Wounds.

The old shanty, situated about half a
mile above the round-hOuse, near the
Richmond and Allegheny railroad tracks,
which has long been abandoned to the
use Of tramps. and has been the theatre
Of much misery, if much complaisance,
was last night the scene of a desperate
and fierce encounter. Fortunately there
were no fatal results, though the weapons
Of offence were razors and iron crow
bars.
Until a short time before midnight there
We're only five inmates in the lodging,
and these were all composed for the
night, when a sixth man made his ap-
pearance upon the scene and added a
spice Of excitement TO the situation. The
other men called him "Whiskers," for
cause. and the conversation took a very
lively turn, though into what channel 1t
was directed it was impossible TO learn
from any of the victims of the melee
which followed. One word led to another,
and soon all were embroiled. "Whiskers"
was armed with a knife and fought like
mailman. one of the others is pre-
sumed to have been his confederate, for
he welded bar of iron in support Of the
unshaven one with marked and telling
erect
THE INEVITABLE RESULT.
The result of it all was that shortly
after midnight four men staggered, blood
stained and exhausted, into the round
house and asked the Waterman to tele-
phone for medical assistance. The ambu-
lance responded at once to the CALL with
Lrc. Baughman and Nuckols in charge,
and the men We're removed TO the aims
house whore two hours or more were
spent in mending thel: broken places.
Al were much averse to giving their
names. and they spoke incoherently OF
the circumstances Of the fight. However,
three of the men were ascertained 10 be
Fristowe Harris. Michael Smith, and
Fred. Ritter. The third rejoices in the
cognomen Texas" Harris had been hit
over the .eal -aith an iron. and received
a terrible CASH Smith had been cut in
the back; Ritter was dashed about the
chest and Texas" who had evidently
been in the forefront of the battle, was
cut in the breast and back 30 such an
extent that Il was az first feared that his
lungs had been reached, though careful
examination showed the wounds 10 be
but by no means fatal. The
men were made as comfortable as posi-
BILE under the circum tances at the aims
house, and will be held for examination.
The police. who were notified Of the
by a Dispatch reporter, i'm
mediately took hold of the case. Officer
Foster went to the almshouse. and Off
GERS Hartman and Curle to the round
house The first named was mainly IN
I'm ascertaining the names OF
the victims of "Whiskers's" malevolence.
but the others found that the bird had
iown, leaving no trace.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-05
then another small reduction would be

then another small reduction wouid oe
made. 49,
Mr.. Hardwicke stated that under ,ne
resolution adopted by the CouncI, VI,
committee could only award the eoht'aN'
for twelve months. .,,,.,
A communication was also receavS ,.
from the Southern Electric Coinpahs
stating that previously the company n ..'
made an offer TO supply the CITY, wiz,
electric light for three years, ana Wss
ready TO start a plant al once. snouIu
the contract be awarded them lhas
much as II was now decided that the
contract should not be awarded TOT MOI
than one year, the company Ola not leei
justified TO make "A bid. -
The contract was then awarded 10 the
Richmond Railway and Electric COM
pany.
The question In regard TO dehnqueh.
gas bill for No 2lI south Belvldere street
was again taken up. and IT was 1eclusu
that upon payment OF * by Mrs Starke
the gas should be turned on again.
Assistant Gas-lnspector Dreamer stateu
that he tried repeatedly TO enter Ine
house. but he was unable to do so. ne
said ii had not been neglect OF duty on
his part that the gas bill had been run
ming through eleven months.
ON motion of Mr.. Tanner II was de-
cided to postpone the further considera-
ton of the matter as TO who shall be
charged with the difference OF the Dill
until the next meeting.
The committees on Third Market, Fire
Department. Accounts and Printing, ana
Cemeteries met last night and transacted
routine business.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-05
yoyR WEAK SPOT.
n Won DO Not Know where IL Is 10"
snou,a Find opt and strengthen No

whore IS the weak spot In your system z
Is II a weakness OF the stomach "h'c"
oonses indigestion. dyspepsia. bhiousness'
oon.rpation. headaches ana baeNaoneS'
oy is n n general weakness when MAKES
Won suffer from tires -9nguid Ieeniss
Wherever or whatever Jour ptItiO Il.a,i
weakness may be. YOU on YOU WI
Get rid OF IL and replace u VIII "I -. ,
strength and vigOr. DO you KNOW hV5M
- ~ vou can probably read the loi.
iovoioo opinions on the subject anu get
sov,c valuable information.
Mrs NJ. Mcmahon, OF l Sumpter sIreet,
proo<Ivn. saws: II was formerly nnuch
,ro,,bIcd with indigestion, but have been
ENTIRELY cured by using bah. utc
Nau W-biskev. which | can sincerely re-
commend. IL gave me Keller "heh All
other remedies failed. ,,- ~.
Mrs J. W. COnnOr Of Fitchputs' Mas,
saws: ~ was In bad health ana tSe.ins
very miserable and low-spiiitea W"S - q
f~icnd advised me TO try Duny's Pure
Wott Whiskcv. did so. and am now
feeling stronger. happier. ana hedl'H'Sr
man i have felt In years. IL mas Work
ed wonders IN my case. 1870 III, =.
Hundreds Of similar opinions couiu ne
furnished. but the above are quite SUI.
c,ent 10 prove that Duffy's Pure Matt
VVbiskev Is unequallcd FOR its stimulating,
cncfhening effects. II puriueS ana
.cuicksns the blood promotes digestion,
and makes sound. healthy desh. IL
Sbouid he remembered. however, that IL
Is not an ordinary whiskey. but rs unlike
any other on this account. be sure ana
got only the genuine, and accept no IN
ferior imitation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-05
The PapaI Intervention.

MADRID, April 5.-The correspondent
here of the Associated Press has Just had
an interview with a high parsonage of
great authority, who cleared up many
discrepancies in previous reports show
ing just how the Papal Intervention oc-
CURED. Unfortunately, the name of this
high parsonage cannot be quoted but no
one is better qualified to speak with con-
viction upon this subject. This minister
said:
There is no Papal telegram whatever.
What happened was that the Spanish
Ambassador at the Vatican was APP
preached by Cardinal Rampola dhe
Papal Secretary Of State), who told him
the residents OF the United States had al
lowed it 10 be understood that peace in
tervention would be acceptable The
Spanish Ambassador wired here to that
effect, and thereupon we indicated that
though having sent a categorical reply to
President Mckinley, the terms he pro-
posed having proved inconsistent with
SPANS honor. we We're certain the Pope
would respect the rights and honor Of
Spain and agreed 10 his Intervention. 1t
was impossible for our regular army.
fighting rebels. to agree 10 offer an ar
mistice at the suggestion of a certain
foreign Power. but when the father Of
Christendom, without material force. but
with vast moral power offered interven-
ton, We could not refuse accepting,
knowing well that reliance might be
placed upon his independent judgment"
PAPAL EFFORT CONFIRMED.
ROME. April 4.-The Vatican refuses 10
publish the text of the communications
which have passed between the Pontiff
and Madrid but the statement that his
Holiness has asked Spain TO arrange for
a suspension Of hostilitles in Cuba is con-
firmed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-05
Plans for Their Entertainment Per-
fected-Furniture from Mrs. Davis.

The Committee of Arrangements for
the Regents Conference held a meeting
yesterday afternoon at the home Of Mrs.
Minor and further perfected plans for
The entertainment of these ladies, who
represent their respective States in the
Confederate Memorial Literary Society
1t was decided that the Reception Com
mittee at the jefferson shall consist of
the officers Of the society, the regents,
and vice-regents.
Many members of the society nave call
ed 10 get tickets for the reception. Each
member is entitled 10 three invitations,
put the tickets for supper. which are
10 be paid for. can only be obtained of
Mrs Randolph or Mrs. Putney.
Mrs Davis has sent TO the Museum the
furniture used in her room while she and
President Davis occupied the White
House OF the Confederacy. The furniture
viii be arranged as ii formerly was i'm
What is now known as the South Caro-
ina Room. Miss Winnie Davis was born
IN this room.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-05
PORT or RICHMOND. APRIL g. lss.

PORT OF RICHMOND. APRIL &. ls.s.
ARRIVED
Steamer Richmond. Hitler. New York
merchandise and passengers; Old D0mil-
ion Steamship COMPANY
Steamer Winyah, Simmons. Phlladt-
phia. merchandise and passengers. clyde
Line
Steamer Edith Mcintyre. Godfrey. New
York. scrap iron; Tredegar Company
Schooner Standard. Godfrey. New York.
fertilizer; Virginia-Carolina Chemical
Company.
Schooner Dora Allison. Rose. New
York, fertilizer; Nirginia-Carollna Chem.-
cal Company.
Schooner Helena. Nickerson, New York.
salt; Davenport u Morris
SAILED.
Steamer POcahontas. Graves. N0rto.N.
merchandise and passengers, virginia
Navigation Company.
Steamer Richmond Hitler. New YORK.
merchandise and passengers. OLD DOWn-
ion Steamship Company.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. APRIL J.
CBy teiegraph-J
SAILED.
Barge Belle Of oregon. Bangor
Barge Lichtenfels. Bangor.
Steamer MonkseatOn. HAMBURG
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. APRIL T.
CBy telegraph
ARRIVED.
Steamer ShaWmut
Steamer Robert Adamson. Galveston.
Steamer Lobela. Naples.
Schooner Mary Curtis. Richmond.
Schooner Henry :. Little, Providence.
Schooner Jennie c. May Boston.
Schooner Marjorie Brown. New Haven.
Barge city of Atlanta. New Haven.
Barge Quinnebaugh, New Haven.
Barge Atlas, Boston.
Barge Helicon New York
SAILED.
Steamer Benyne Head. Dublin and Bel
fast.
Steamer Robert Adamson. Hamburg
Schooner Nelson Newbury Charleston.
Schooner Mary Curtis. Charleston
Schooner Henry - Little Providence.
SchoOper Jennie G. May. Boston.
PORT OF BERMUDA HUNDRED. VA.
APRIL a. 1895
ARRIVED.
Schooner George Nevenger. Phillips 20
Schooner Zephanlah. Steelman. Burton.
to load lumber.
Barge Mary &. McNally, McNally. 90
load lumber and ties.
PORT OF WEST POINT. April. 4 lSgS
(By telegraphJ
ARRIVED.
Steamship Baltimore, Murphy, Balt,-
more. passengers ana general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Baltimore, Murphy. Balu-
more; passengers ana general cargo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-05
Families Leaving Key West.

KEY WEST, FLA. April 4.-Acting
under orders from Washington. Captain
Sampson, commander of the United
States fleet in these waters, sent the
survey-boat Bache to-day from the Tor
tugas 10 Habana.
Many families fearing that war is at
hand. and not caring to trust their lives
on this island. will leave Key West to-
morrow for Miami
The Mangrove, which was lying at the
dock here, received unexpected orders to
proceed TO Habana tonight, and sailed
Immediately.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-05
Cardinal Gibbons Hopes for po,oo

Cardinal Gibbons after his sermon r.,
the cathedral at Baltimore Sunday morn
threatened war: ION this day VIII, 'no
commemorate the entrance OF Tho ca "" We
Peace into Jerusalem. let us irnplo,.'' w., oI
that lie will so guide the minds In,
hearts 49, OF viii lie So Pr aside, and Congress
Spain, that lie may inspire bonn nssS OF
With a happy solution Of The n 'roitions
which confronts us-a solution bdn ,Opiem
20 both nations-so that the clouds ~ oDie
may bs 1 a ana the blessings "S az
nation. ''F 'u TO the
s,, ~ US cherish the hope that on ne,,
, ,ioa Mhsh we celebrate the res,,r 'ent
also b. c6e nlisS , ron The dead. We may
oa"n OF good will between snain "a IN, .nS
our own beloved country" "P"i" ana
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-05
Ohio Municipal Elections.

CINCINNATI. o., April 4.-The vote at
the municipal elections in Ohio was very
light to-day. A chilly. drizzling rain fell
most of the day. Only municipal officers
were elected, and the issues were purely
local and often personal. 1t was an Off
election in an of-year. The following
prominent cities elected Democratic Off
GERS; Sandusky, Mansfield, London.
Zanesfield, Fremont, Wooster, Upper
Sandusky Gallon, Marysvile, and Jack
son Courthouse. The following cities
elected Republicans Massillon. Ravenna.
Urbana, Piqua, Elyria, Warren, and
Mount Nnrnon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-05
Can Entertain the Refugees.

Colonel Eugene Peyton manager of the
IntermOnt, at CoyingtOn, and one of the
best-known hotel men in Virginia. is at
Murphys.
Colonel Peyton was for a number OF
years clerk at the Ballard and Exchange.
In this city, and he was busy last night
shaking hands with old friends
THE old soldiers don't want TO see
another war" he said. but il it can't
be avoided, We hotel-keepers up in the
mountains will take pleasure in entertain.
ing the people who will run away from
the coast cities"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-05
ILLNESS OF DIR. W. w. PARKER.
He is Taken Suddenly Ill, But soon
RalIies-COnditfonN Not Alarming.

DIR. w. w. Parker was taken suddenly
i'll yesterday morning and for some
hours Ibis condition was such as to cause
serious alarm. lie rallied in the after
noon, though and last night his physi-
clans reported his condition quite salts
factory.
DR.. Parker was taken with a chill yes
terday morning. and later went TO bed,
saying that he was very sick. Or. Hen
son, the family physician. and Drs
MichauX. Jackson, and Moore were hur-
riedly called IN. DR.. Henson said last
night that DR.. Parker was not seriously
fl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-05
I AN SHOES,

Tan Shoes have become univer-
sally worn. The young and old
alike share in their springtimo
loneliness. Now is the time for
Tan Shoes.
$500 gets all that is fine and fashion
able-the best for mankind or
womankind-Laced and Button.
Silk Nesting Top or All-Leather, A
10 f., all sizes.
S2.OO-The next best made-Laced and
Button for Ladies; Laced for Men
soft stock, warranted, b TO f, to
$1.5O-Ladies' Spring Heel. Laced and
Buttoned, heel the same; Mems
Laced Coin Toe. Dongola and
Calf; Misses Cloth-Top. Laced.
and Tan Patent Leather Trimming:
Boys Tan, Calf.
S1.25-Misses' Tan, Kid, Laced 0ooks).
and Button; Boys and Youths
Heel and Spring, Bicycle Cut. and
Regular Cut.
81 .0os-Children's Laced and Button. 10
match Misses sizes; Misses Tan.
Goat, Button, and Lace-S l-2 to IL,
and IL IL 10 2.
75c.-Wedge Heel and Spring Heel, and
no Heel, sizes to s, SILK Bow
Nesting Top, and All-Leather.
ooc.-Infants' Soft Tan Kid, 2 TO s: also
Soft Soes for Young Babies: the
kind 10 help them TO walk; no seams
10 hurt; patent arrangement.
Tan Stockings to Match.
lOc.. u lie, and 5c. Infants Sox, Chill
dren's Narrow Ribbed Stockings. Mems
Half-Hose, Ladies' Plain and Dron-
stitch, IL TO Sc. saving, sure
Polish for Tan shoes, Sc.
Very cheap and easily applied. Tan
shoes require little attention. Whit.
more Tan. OX-Blood Brown. Patent Sc.
Paste. &c. w.
Burchard's Tan Liquid 2c.-just half
20
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-05
Bishop whitnc's Health Improving.

Right Rev Bishop j. Nj. Whittle preach
ed at st. Johns church on Sunday morn
ing. taking his text from L. Corinthians
ILL.,. and 3. The fact is significant.
rs marking the Improvement i'm the pre-
late's health. which has been quite in
different for some time past. Bishop
Whittle has quite recovered from the
effect Of the operation upon his eyes,
and is fast regainlng his sight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-05
Proposed Mediation Fails.

BERLIN, April 5.-The Berlinger Post
says; The attempts at joint Intervention
between Spain and the United States
failed because Of a divergence OF views
Emperor William declined TO mix himself
up in the affair. 1t is doubtful If the
United States, at the Pope's word. would
consent to have a fat morsel torn from
It's grasp.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-05
NorfOIk-MontreaI nnu.

NORFOLK. VA. April 4.-The Mon
ueai, Canada. and Norfolk base bali
teams played "a practice game here to-day
IN the presence Of a large crowd Score:
Norfolk .....,..........8 OIL Ill
Montreal .............1 0 0 o o 3 Ia
Norfolk: Hits, II; errors, .. Montreal.
Hits. II: errors o.
Batteries: Norfok-Foreman. Pfanmu-
Ter Donald. and Fox. Montreal-Snoy-
ders. Hughes, ID. McFarlane. and Jeckss