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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-05
STRANGE MOVEMENTS OF A SHIP
Guns Ordered From Norfolk To san
Francisco. Presumably for Dewey.

NORFOLK, VA. May 4.-Special-It is
stated at the Norfolk navy yards that
the hospital ship soIace will not leave
for Key West until Saturday The OBJ
server AT the signal at Cape Henry re-
ported a United States ship thought 10 be
the Soace, passing out AT S o'clock to-
night but the Solace has not LEFT the
yard.
What ship passed out is impossible 20
ascertain None Of the ships OF the fly
ing squadron. certainly. They are all at
Old Point at this hour. betraylng no APP
pearance or any intended movement
Navy officials here are very reticent and
it IS clearly the desire Of the government
10 conceal the knowledge OF the move
ments OF the ships from the public
An order was received n the Norfolk
navy yard to-day 10 ship Immediately 10
san Francisco a number Of rapid fire
guns and some pieces OF large calibre.
This order is considered as indicative
OF the purpose OF the government 10 dis
patch from the Pacific coast an exped1-
ton TO aid Commodore Dewey TO hold
the Philippines securely.
The Illinois naval mihtiamen who arriy-
ed this morning from Chicago are on the
training ship Franklin and haven't "a
vet been assigned 10 Il ship There are
loj men in this detachment. commanded
by Chief Engineer Webster. L. $. y
The officers OF tho Maryland Naval Re
serves Of whom there are at this yard
now about 225. received their commissions
to-day from the Secretary Of the Navy.
George W. Nixon. a private IN the
United States army, was to-day convicted
IN the United states District Court here
OF breaking into the postOfiice az Fort
Monroe. and sentenced 10 nine months
confinement in the Norfolk Jail.
IL is probable that the cruiser Cincin-
nsti now OF the North Atlantic squadron.
will be ordered 10 the Norfolk navy yard
as soon as she can be spared, which
naval officers here say may not De until
the Spanish feet meets Admiral Samp-
sons squadron. The Newark. which Will
shortly be placed in commission at the
Norfolk navy yard could readily be sent
10 take her place without weakening the
fleet.
II is implied by their comrades that
some twelve members Of the Maryland
Naval Reserves. who recently failed 70
mass the physical examination here. fc'gn-
ed color-blindness in order 10 escape the
service.
Their attorneys have advised oihceJs OF
the Fourth Virginia volunteers and Naval
Reserves that their acceptance of q COM
mission from the government Will DIS
qualify them for service as city council
men under the laws OF this state
Four of them are councimen.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-05
Franklin Literary Society

ASHLAND. VA. May SPECIAL 80
The annual debate OF the Franklin
Literary Society will be held I'm the Col
lece chapel Thursday night. The Blues
Band. Of Richmond will furnish the mu-
sic The following IS the programme
for the evening:
President. NJ Clements. OF Maryland
First Vice-President Q. II. Davis. OF
virginia: Second Nice-President. X. :.
RlackwelI. of Virginia; Orator S. NJ.
Jannev. Of Virginia; Subject. What
Forq" Debate-Question. Resolved That
The existing conditions do not point to
tho perpetuity OF our government. Ar
firmative Earl Riley, OF Virginia; =. A.
Wise. Of Virginia. Negative. +. G. Camp
hell of virginia: j. ID. Huehlett. OF Vir-
elnia. chief Marshal. ]. c. Darden. OF
Virginia: Assistants, a. j. Chalkley and
4. A. Kern.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-05
.Eiahting Bob's" Daughter

OLD POINT COMFORT VA. May g.
I, ~ neat little cottage close under the
lirbte of Old Point Comfort the wife and
tvo daughters OF capt Robley ID. Evans.
now I'M command Of the battle ship Iowa.
reside.
charlotte. the eldest daughter. was
married about a year ago. I'm the Post
Chanel to Lieut.. c. c. March. OF the nag
sbin New York. The family have been
iolned recently by a niece. Miss Taylor.
n Newport. r. l.. daughter ~ Capt. G.
II TAYLOR. who commands the battle ship
Indiana.
Mrs. March. her sister. Miss Virginia
Evans. who is about twenty years old.
and Miss Taylor have entered the Dixie
Hospital, at Hampton. to take the course
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-05
WASHINGTON GUARDS READY
one Member Who Declined 20 Enlist
Caught y Hot Shot.

FREDERICKSBURG. VA, Nav A.
Special-Thc Washington Guard, Captain
NJ. y. Rowe. reported to-day % FUN quota
and the men are impatiently awaiting
orders TO march.
Mr.. n. r.. Proctor OF this city. VINO
wac a Confederate soldier with me
record has three sons who have Nolun-
teorsd I'm the Washington Guard ana nc
has offered his services. but could not
he accented as he is over the ae" unit
one of the members of the Washing
tom Guard. who declined TO enlist re-
cci.ed a message from This sweetheart
inviting him TO come around ana exc
change clothes with hcT.
Am old Confederate here claims lnal
he Is etul eligible for service as he re-
enlisted i'm 1865 for forty years ana ne
eavs his time is not yet up.
Mr. 4. q. Willis. of Culpeper county
hold his last years wheat crop rev
davs ago nj {l.05 per bushcl the highest
prica obtained bcreahouts for "a number
of years .,-.l..,
non Chancellor Bailey superintendent
of public schools for Spotsylynia coun-
~. Is seriously 80 az "Milda'e. his home
I'm this county
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-05
RAIT1MnRE MARKET.

BALTIMORE. May 4-FLOUR-Firm
and unchanged
WHEAT-Insctted. spot ana montp'
81 lS0I1sI,. July. S1.O2l asked. steamer
No - red S11Hy01. 144, Southern wheat.
bv sample. Sl13dl19. do. ON grade. Sl.l3H4
NJ 1885,
CORN Steady. spot 3S4n3Si3c.; month,
2sx42Sf &C.,. June. 377sH3siNc., July 3Sc.
bid. steamer mixed 81 ,U37i4c. southern
white corn. 4ON4Oiq BE-; do. yellow 4ud 4"c.
OATS-Firm. No. white, 5Nft3Ni2c'
so mixed. 34ieH3jC.
RYE-Firmor. 80. nearby. GiTGi4c;
western. G6iiC
GRAIN FREIGHTS-Incln 90 he
easv. demand not SO active. steam 10
Liverpool. per bushcl I'd. June: Cork Tor
orders. per quarter. As. sd. May.
SUGAR Unchanged and strong.
BUTTER Steady and unchanged.
EGGS-Firm and unchanged.
CHEESE Steady and unchanged.
ITTT1 CT,-S1. Jo01.15 per basket.
WHISKY Unchanged.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-05
MEMORIAL DAY AT HAMPTON
Sons Of Veterans Fair-1hc Naval ne
serves Getting in Good Trim.

HAMPTON. VA, May i.-Specidl.-I ne
Uampton camp. Sons OF Confederate
Veterans. decided last night 20 hold
fair within the next two weeks. They
also fixed upon the Goth inst. as memorial
dav. and viii cooperate. with Lee camp
I'm a fitting celebration.
Hon F.. r. Montague was chosen TO dee
liver the Grafton ON behalf of the Sons
of Veterans Memorial Day. The camp ls
in a hourishiug condition. several new
members having been received in the
past month.
The new division Of Naval Reserves
drilled last NIGHT q Arm0ry Hall. The
drill was well attended and much inter-
est is manifested in the now organization.
Bids for new uniforms will Dos received
to-day.
Rev. Baker y. Lee, formerly Of this
place. but now rector OF a church iu Ten
nessee, is visiting his parents.
Rev. =. r. Boster FOR many years pas
tor Of the Baptist church here. but now
Of Warrenton. Va. is visiting Hampton
and preached At the Baptist church TO-
night
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-05
LONDON MARKET
WAS STAGNATED.
-
The Holiday in New York Made
Business Dull.
SPANISH as WERE VERY FLAT.
Bar Gold for New York was in Strong
Demand - Advance of Wheat 4
Cents per Bushcl in Chicago
Other Markets.
SPANISH as WERE VERY FLAT.

NEW YORK. May 4.-The Evening
Posts London financial cablegram says:
The stock markets here were quiet and
dull to-day the stagnation being increased
hy the holiday in the New York Stock
Exchange. Americans were lfcless. but
closed at the best on buying orders from
New York for ST. Paul and Louisville
sud Nashville Spanish as were fiat. and
This. With The fact that tomorrow viii
De settling day Goo Paris caused a general
dizziness 300 hc Paris BOursc and French
spcCialtics have fallen.
Bar gold is lu strong demand for New
y ork a. Us lOi4 d.. and 500 900 I'm Japa-
nesc yen was bought FOR New York to-
DAY
War risks on stocks 40 Lloyds to-day
include small premiums on the possibility
~ war complications between France
and t1c United States or between France
and Great Britain. 30 significance IS at
tdphcd 90 the matter but business OF that
character has actually been done.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-05
TORAccO ENcIIANGE.

llcnmond, Va, May =, lNfs.
Sales Of new dark loose tobaecos on the
Richmond va breaks to-day: Cren-
shdWs Warehouse sold .765 pounds
highest price. Sl0O. Stonewal Ware
house sold 3lS3 pOunds-highest price,
SIS. Total 494S pounds-hghest price.
General floor average at stonewan
Warehouse to-day. $3.50: at Shelburne
Warehouse to-day. SIS
Al Crenshaw's Warehouse to-day:
Mr.. Il. r. Silvey. OF Caroline county.
sold 1876 pounds sun-cured tobacco at
1850
At stonewan Warehouse to-day:
J. S Rsamy sold his No. l at $40. No. 2
al 5000 and No. 3 al $3.50.
j. S Massie sold his 81 at $l4. No.
~ So and No. at Sc.
william Airport sold his No. at SLIPS
". A. Pitts Goose). $3.50. $40. and
a. P. Gouldman sold his No 1 at ST.,
No al $3.50. and No at S625
George Samues sold his No. l az SlO.26
w y II 4 t,SeyiaE, ooose). 81 $3.50. and So
". II. Kelley sold his No. at 50 and
No. az So
&. l.. Jones sold his No. at $500
Private sales reported 10 the Secretary
OF the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day
Wrappers. ] hogshead. filters. 3; scrap
(brighD. .. leaf dark. ,. Jugs (d9fk,
10 Total. % hOgsheads.
The tobacco Inspector reports to-day:
Inspections Bright hogsheads: dark. ?
hoesheads and 10 tierces. Reinspections-
bright. hogsheads. dark, ] hOgshead
StOnewall CrenshaWs. ShOckOe. Alle-
ghanv old Dominion, and SeabrOOk's to-
bacco warehouses report to-day: Receipts
Is packages: deliveries. 90 packages
United States internal revenue collec-
lions on tobacco for the city Of Rich
mond. Va. to-day: Cigars and cigarettes
S6. 955 81: plug tobacco, S6Si3.sI Total
yl3 O99.Gs
A nice break OF sun-cured tobaccos Will
be offered al Stonewail Warehouse to-
morrow. Thursday. May ), 1875.
The usual break al Crenshaw's Ware
house Tomorrow.
Nsssrs. Frazer & Tompkins will oner
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-05
ELECTRIC COMPANY CHARTERED.
Prccaution Against the Enemy sur.
prising the Potomac Channel
NLENANDRIA. ~. IN 4-specLsl :

ALEXANDRIA. VA, May ESPECIAL
Judge Norton to-day granted a charter
tc the Victor Electric Company With q
capital stock OF $1,000
The light &C Fort Washington has been
discontinued for the present. also, the
fog-bell sounded at night "a further
prtcauiion against any effort TO pass the
mined portion OF the Potomac after
nigh,fali.
Mr.. Charles Kane on employee II ths
Alexandra Er1cl Company. while - work
this morning sustained a compound fare
cure % ire ann by being caught IN the
machinery.
The steamer Estelle Randall took down
10 900 cannon balls 10 Fort Washington
his morning
Miss Enie Garden. OF Richmond. who
mas been visiting ner sister. Mrs. Captain
NJ VI Albright Of this city left for
hone this evening
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-05
HAD TO USE THE KNIFE. "
Mr. southan Farrar Operated on fsr
Appendicitis.

Mr.. Southall FarTar. SON OF Judge y.
Farrar and adopted son OF DR.. J. W.
southam. Superintendent Of Public In
struction. was operated on for appsn-
dicitis al the Old Dominion Hospital By
Or George Ben. Johnson yesterday.
The young man is about twenty-five
years OF age. lie has been compiain-
ing for sometime and mas made TWO
-. 80 "a Richmond TO consult physicians
Yestsrdav ne was told that an operation
was necessary in order 20 save his hfe
and submitted 10 It with a courage
that was most gratifying 10 his relative4
- fr,ends who were at his bedside.
The young man stood the operation rel
,arkably we'll Ills condition is favor
able and his ch9nces for recovery excel
lent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-05
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.
A Wagon Manufacturer in Debt Shoots
Himself with Pistol.

WINSTON, y. C.. May 4.-Special.-Mr.
Samuel Ferabee, one OF Winston's Oldest
citizens. and for many years wagon
manufacturer. shot and fatally wound
ed himself at 4:3O this morning with
pistol. with suicidal intent lie Is not
expected to live through the night The
bail entered the forehead and lodged IN
the back part OF his had. His left side
is paralyzed and he had three convui-
sions to-day.
When asked by his wife why ne shot
himself no replied. Don't know" These
wera the only words he has spoken.
The cause Of the trouble was grief over
financial matters There IS q dent OF
more than three thousand dollars on MS
home place. and it is advertised - be
sold
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-05
THE MURDEROUS OFFICE BOY.
Henry Mickey Held Without Bail.
Death from Meningitis.

ROANOKE VA. May 4-Special-A
colored office boy. Henry Mickey. who as
sSulted his employer u. J. Johnson, an
insurance agent yesterday. was held
without bail TO await the result of john
sons injuries. His condition is critical
J. r. Wiggiuton. well known citizen.
died tonight Of ccrebro-spinal meningitis.
The disease is abating in Roanoke. no
new cases having been reported for A
day or TWO
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-05
BENTLEY PORTER.
Marriage Of a Methodist Minister in
King and Queen.

WALKERTON. VA. May Especial
Rev r. z. Bentley and Miss Lima Por-
ter were married at Providence NJ. E.
church. May 4. 1898. at 10 A. "
Rev. g. H.. Watts oriclated. Mr.. Bent
lev is The pastor in charge Of the King
and Queen Circuit. Miss Porter is the
popular daughter or Mr. &. W. Porter
the county treasurer.
Mr. and Mrs. Bentley were driven 70
West Point where they took the Balti-
more boat for a trip north.
After June the FIRST Mr.. and Mrs Bent
Lev will be at home 10 their friends In
tie new parsonage AZ Walkerton
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-05
Cnnncil % Nicet.

The Common Council will hold an ad-
journed meeting III the Council chamber
This evening az : o'clock for the purpose
OF disposing Of the unfinished business
that was not reached on Monday evening
Among the matters OF general interest
will be the petition of the company who
desire 10 make use Of the waste water In
this CITY for the purpose OF creating COM
pressed air as motiv~~power
The consideration Of the tramp ordi-
nance. which has Jus, been perfected. Will
ZION on the part OF the city fathers
The following county committees will
meet to-day.
COMMITTEES on Grounds and Buildings at
c-omnittee on Relief OF the Poor at 7 30
p NJ. in Room ne. II Of the City Hall.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-05
THE PITMAN CASE.
For the Second Time the Court SETS
Aside "a Verdict for Damages.

LURAY. VA, May 4-Special.-ln the
Circul, Court. Judge Harrison presiding
the case Of Miss Julia Pitman, erecutriN'
rs. the Norfolk and Western railroad,
,yas heard and after the prosecution pre-
sented their testimony the defense de-
INJURED TO the evidence. and the case
was given To the jury who brought IN
verdict for sixteen hundred dollars.
The demurrer was argued by counsel
and the court sustained II. setting the
verdict aside.
Miss Kate Pitman was killed By pas
senger train near Rileyville DECEMBER
1895. while she was walking on the track
Al the trial last term the jury gave n
verdict for $500 which verdict was set
aside by the court.
The case was represented by Msssrs
Walton and Barton for the prosecution
and Messrs Trsyers and Armstrong Tor
the defense. y
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-05

by sample At their office tomorrow tho
very fine dark stemmng tobacco crop or
Mr.. H. W. Plunkett, OF Albemarle coun-
ty Va.
Mr. -. y. Cooper. OF Henderson. y. G.,
Is I'm Richmond Va. to-day. and rs max
ing his headquarters while IN the city
with our Megsrs. NJ. r. Smith ~ Co.
At shelburue's Warehouse to-day John
II. Rail. Of Sparta. Caroline county. Va.
cold: No I GSO pounds az IS, No. =
(2O2 roundD 40 So. 40. . 0j5 pounds
Al sf7.25. No. I 600 pounds at $50.
making an average of SIS for the entire
lot including trash Tugs. Thu DIS the
highest price and average Of the season
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-05
Mr.. FLOOD IN TOWN.
liz fks About the Contest in the
Tenth District
II. D. Flood was in the city on


$685. H. y. Flood was in the city on
r way from stanton TO his home IN
s.pomattox last night lie says he will
20 nominated for Congress on the sec
ond ballot, II not on the inst. Allegheny
and Cumberland have elected delegates
favorable TO him. Highland elected on
Tuesday and Mr.. Frank +. Glasgow. Jr..
captured the delegation Appomattox
with elect to-day and will instruct for
Mr.. Flood Rockbridge will choose dele
gates next Saturday. Mr.. Flood con-
cedes that county 20 Mr.. Glasgow.
Buckingham and Botetourt will elect on
Monday.
Judge Quafles and Senator John N.
Onia will divide the delegates from Au-
glista and stanton. while Fluvana VIII
be for Mr.. Pembroke Petit for nrse
choice.
Mr. Flood thinks he will receive the
votes OF Allegheny. Bath. Cumberland.
Appomattox. Buckingham. Amherst. Nei-
son. and probably some from BotetouTe
IN the first ballot. He says FiuvanaD
will be for him as second choice.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-05
CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO MAY 4-Wheat advanced &C.
,e rbugbel ON Change to-day. May or
E..sG wheat sold ~ siM Per Dushel an
.s',vrrre since Yesterday of l0c. ana the
I.ghrt price recorded ior cash wheat
81 ,.r aushcl July rose 4c.. closing al
So me rapid advance was due 10 me
rrf'ovai on the French import duty, winch
vas followed to-day Dy large sales ior
evuorf 10 France. Corn rose sc, oats
ile pork 15c.. lard iOc and ribs &c.
'Tbs leading futures ranged as follows:
open. High. Low. Close.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-05
TIE COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. May f-COTTON-Hou-
daN-T0fal to-day-Net receipts, $3.50
bales. exports to Great Britain. 13i3S
bales. stock. Gfl. 497 bales
CousOlidated-Net receipts 40 4@2 bales.
exports 10 Great Britain. 1897 bales; 20
the Continent 81 go bales
Total since September lst-Net receipts,
= 2161O bales. exports 10 Great Britain.
g 80 so bales. to France, 75sl31 bales,
20 the Continent 2.7Ol755 bales
LIVERPOOL. May - p. M.-COT-
TON spot iu moderate demand, prices
lower. American middlng. fair. 3 1J-l6d.
good middling o 11-lG. American mid
ding 9 1872. low mddling. 3 1892. good
ordinary. @Q4 ordinary, 3%. The sales
~ tho day were 5000 bales, Of which
500 were for speculation and export and
including 500 bales American Receipts,
~ 100 bales. an American.
Futures opened quiet. with n fair de-
maud and closed quiet and steady. Amer
irar midding D. ma. c.. May. 3 29-6f. buy
ors. May and June. 3 29-64 buyers; June
and July g 2O-64 buyers July and Au-
gust & 30-6fu3 31-64. sellers. August and
September 3O-64u3 3l-64. sellers; Sep
tcnbcr and October @ 29-G4d3 1864, sell
ers. October and November. 3 29-6i1
2 3O-04 November and December, 3 21-64n
q 2S-64. December and January. 26-Bl0
6 g7-84. January and February. 3 21-64r
@ 2s-04 sellers February and March
2 oS-e4 huVorg
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Cash quotatIons VOC as foIIows: \

Cash quotations were as folloWs' fIour
In fair demand. iirmer. No. yellow corn.
3fG34Lc.: No. 2 spring wheat Sl1O; No; .
spring wheat, S1Ojai17. No. red. S-2l,@
al 30. No. 2 corn. 33Nc., No. , oats, 9l4
StiLc No. 2 white 32i5Q33c: No. 3 white.
3li5Q32nc., No. . rye, G4ianG1c.' NO.
barley. 42aJOc. No. 1 max seed Sl34ha
70. prime timothy seed. S2.GOG2. -; mess
pork. per barrel. S11.1Od1l.l5; lard, per
loo mounds S50OH5.9j; short rib sides
Ooosc). s. 4OQ5.7 10; dry sailed shoulders
fb0xcD Ss1Jdj. short clear sides
boxed. sGd650. whisky, dlstillers' nm
ished goods. per gallon. 81 20; butter
steady: creamery. 13dl6c.; dairy l@d I'c.,
cheese dun and unchanged, eggs hrh'
fresh 1Oi.c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-05
NAVAL STORES.

SAVANNAH. GA. May 4.-SPlRITS or
TIRPENTINE-Firm al 2Gc.; sales l''"o
casks: receipts. 1.4G caske
PoSTN- Firm. sales. 1893 barrels: re-
cclpts. 299S barrels; quota, j., 6; -.
70 ST. 10. +. Sl15: G., S1.25; n. K, Si.4431.
NJ. $50: y, SlGj; window glass $l''V'
water white, $50.
WILMINGTON. y. c.. May 4.-SPlifIIS
or TTrRPENI1 NE-Firm at 26u2652c.'
ROslN~Quiet al SlGlO5. receipts, Oh
barrels. ., o.
CRUDE NE-Firm et Sl.ZJ'
81 ~ and 81. 30. receipts. barrels.
TAR-Firm at Sl0j. receipts 10 DarreIs'
CHARLESTON. s. c.. May 4.-TtR-
PENTINE-Na Market quiet; quotations
omitted. s ia.
none.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-05

prescribed for trained nurses with the
purpose OF Offering their services TO the
Red Cross Society II they should De
needed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-05
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.

NORFOLK. VA. May 4.--PEANUaTIs-
Fancy. 22d3c: strictly prime. 2i202hc.
prime. 2402igc.. dark and spotted lrse
&c Market very dull.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-05
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. MAY 4, 1898.
ARRIVED


PORT OF RICHMOND, MAY 4, ISIS.
ARRIVED
steamer Albcmarlc Glover. merchan-
disc and passenger. Old Dominion Steam
stbooner Charles Lawrence. Taylor
coal. S. IT, Halves a Co, from fhlI'oeI-
Schooner u. A. Hunt Hawkins. light
from New York.
SAILED.
Steamer Pocahontas. Graves. mcrchan-
disc and passengers. Virginia navigation
Scbooner Warner Moore Crockett light
for Lambert Point ,, a.
Schooner Nary tufl3s Manu- N0"f -'
Newport News.
PORT NEWPORT NEWS. MAY 4. 1S9S-
ARRIVED.
Rerae Delaware. Providence.
Barge COrt Allyus Point. 90
Barge Belle OF oregon. BANGOR
Barge ClintOnia. New YORK.
Rqrge ROudout. New Haven
schooner Agnes Manson. Boston.
Steamer Curityba. Galveston. -
Steamer Al1anO. IlttsDurs.
Steamer Rose Moran. Glasgow.
SAILED.
steamer Catauia. Hamburg.
Steamer Curityha, Antwerp.
Steamer Orion. Boston.
Barge Llchtonfas Brothers Boston
Barge Caravan, Boston.
PORT OF WEST POINT MAY g. 1871
ARRIVED.
Steamship AccOmack. Ihompsoh' NO'
foI, messengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Accouack. Thompson. Nor
colt, ,areenqers and general cargo.
PORT BERMUDA HUNDRED. MAY T.
ARRIVED
Schooner IT. NJ. Somers. Iinman. 10 loau
lumber .,-t- 60 load
railroad ties.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-05
WAR ATLAS
contalnIsr New colorsa msps

Confalnisg New CoIored mepe
Of
The West Indies,
Cuba, with insert Map of Havana
The United States,
North America.
Europe,
Spain and Portugal,
China and the Philippine Islands,
The World on Mercator's Projec.
ton, Etc.
Each map r4x2I inches in size,
except United States, which Is
IIxI4. All are up to-datc and
printed in best style on good book
paper. Bound in strong cover pa
per; size when closed I2xI4 inches.
Mailed for Is Cents.
The Bell Book & Stationery Co.
72s r. Moin ST., Richmond, Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-05

Were the Spanlards actually on shore
IL may easily be imagined what would
happen 70 them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-05
prpucEp RATES TO BALTIMORE
AND RETURN VIA r.. Y. ANDP. u
~ ON ACCOUNT OF QUADREN b
NAL CONFERENCE. METHODIST
EPISCOPAL. CHURCH. SOUTH.

For this occasion the Richmond. Fred
s,tcksburx and Potomac Railroad COM
many will sell round-trip tickets. Of IRON
Clad signature. from Richmond to Baitf-
more al rate OF $3.50 each for the round
trip. Tickets on sale May 4th. 9th. 10th.
and nth. final limit May Sist, continuous
passage in each direction.
An extension OF final limit TO June 18th
NAV be obtained II tickets are deposited
with Pennsylvania Railroad agent at
Baltimore, on or before May 18th.
c. A. TAYLOR. !
Tranic Manages.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-05
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

Quotations are for bonds maturing in
not less than ten years