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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-26

A Negro Tramp Desperately Wounded
while Breaking into "A storehouse.

OXFORD. y. c.. Jan. Especial "A
Few nights ago Mr.. Sam. Peace aroused
by an unusual noise on the premises dis
covered a tramp in the yard and fired of
n sun. which frightened the intruder
away, but later in the night he returned
and while endeavOring to enter a store
house in the yard was fired On by Mr..
Peace. the shot taking effect ia the leg
Of the would-be thief. who was go badly
wounded a. 10 be unable 10 make his
escape
lie proved TO be a negro tramp who
gave his name as Grant The wounded
negro was carried 10 the county poor
house.
DIT s D. Booth who has been quite
sick FOR several weeks is stili confined
10 his home by an health
The beautiful drama lmOgen VIII be
given here under the management OF Mr.
w. A. Bobbitt. by the best amateur talent
Of the town. AZ an early day, for the BEN
eft Of the Odd-Fclows.
The Granville Giays turned out IN uni
form Sunday morning 10 attend services
in the Baptist church. \ sermon was
delivered by Rev. j. :. Hardaway. chap
lain of the company.
Tncommonly large breaks OF tobacco
and remarkably good prices are report I'd
et every sale in the warehouses of OK
ford
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sOyTHE RAPPAHANSOCB.
A singular Chain of Evidence Connected
With a Murder Trial.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. VA, Jan. 20
The government has placed In the post
office here for the depository OF valua-
bles. A handsome safe weighing two and
a half tons.
Rev. James b. Taylor, agent OF the
Baptist Orphanage al Salem. Va, PAID
Fredericksburg visit few days ago,
and the Baptist church here conlriouted
500 10 the orphanagc.
Mrs. Belle Stevens. wife OF Mr. Joseph
Stevens. died a few days ago at her home
IN Stafford county.
A strange chain OF facts Is connected
with the case OF william J. Hunt. charg-
ed with the brutal murder of Peter -.
Schooler in Stafford. William seymour
White. former Commonwealth s Attorney.
mas died: r. ~. l.. Chichester. former
Commonwealth Attorney. has been Gle
waited 10 the bench as Judge Of the Coun-
~ Court. Both OF these gentlemen prose-
cuted HINT. Judge Ashton. before whom
ne was tried was d/eatsd By chiches-
ter. T. W Berrey, who defended Hunt,
has been appointed Commonwealth Al
torney 10 mn the vacancy occasioned by
the appointment OF Chichester 10 the
bench: Judge William :. Barton. Of the
Tenth Circuit, who awarded the writ OF
error In the Hunt case. has died. and
Will probably DE succeeded by John r..
Mason. who was assistant counsel for
the prosecution in the Hunt case. This
leaves William A. Little. Jr.. as the only
lawyer m the ease who has not been
changed by the singular current OF
events
The marriage Of Miss Emma Sandy. Of
Montross. Westmoreland 20 Rev. +. r.
HAL. OF the Methodist Episcopal chuch.
South is announced for February ID.
4 revival Is IN progress at the Metho-
dist church and many are making good
professions. Rev J. +. stump is doing
the preaching.
Mr. William Bowling died al his home
in SpOtsylvania yesterday OF hem0rrhags
or the lungs He was aged forty-hve
years and leaves a family o. five chill
dren. lie was an industrious and upright
citizen.
Captain NJ. y. Rowe received to-day a
valuable relic In tho shape OF a solid shot
from the old Fort Of san LORENZO which
stands al the mouth Of tho Chagres river
IN Colombia. South Carolina. The relic
Is over two hundred years old.
II was sent Captain Rowe by Mrs w.
w. Ashby. wife OF the late Consul Ashby.
and was shipped from Colon only few
days before her sad bereavement.
IN a letter TO captain Rowe. after de-
scrib.ng her visit 20 this noted spot. She
writes. II send you a solid shot
brought two-tnrds the way IN my arms:
/ started with A twelve FOUNDER. but
could carry 1t only short distance. 80
exchanged u for the one ! send you. 20
add 10 your collection Of war relies"
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may Withdraw his resignation as United
States district nudge

may Withdraw his resignation as United
States district Judge
An act OF the Legislature authorized
that the State should bear half OF the
expense OF paving the streets around the
Capitol. the city to bear the other half.
No money was appropriated. but convict
labor was 10 be furnished. Ten con-
victs were. therefore. sent to the rock
quarry yesterday TO help get out the Bel
gian block for paving. The Capitol
grounds will be very much improved by
the numerous changes proposed when
those changes are made.
At a meeting of the Chamber OF Com
merce here tonight steps were taken
20 push the completion OF the Baptist
Female University. and for the re-
opening Of the Park Hotel. President
Raney, Of the Chamber OF Commerce. is
the one who holds the hotel situation
in Raleigh" He will scarcely enter into
any plan to reopen a hotel he has just
closed.
John Evans. of Rockingham. has been
granted another reprieYe OF thirty days
from January 18th
Poor Colonel 4 b. Andrews and other
Southern officials are to-day being pun
ished" by the new Railroad Commission
ers. Messrs. Caldwell and Pearson. Col
onel Andrews this morning before the
Railroad Commission vas attended by
his counsel. W. A. Henderson and +. II.
Busbee Mr.. Rushee was spokesman. and
said 10 punish these gentlemen OF the
Southern railway would DO in violation
OF the fifth and fourteenth amendment
70 the United States Constitution. and
also Of Article OF the State Constitution.
He rather questioned what the Railroad
Commission was anyway, and reminded
the commission that its neck was saved
by a bare scratch by a Supreme Court
decision regarding the express cases.
At a temperance meeting held here not
long ago Mr. 9. H. Mebane Superin-
tendent OF Public Instruction. was ap-
pointed president OF the Temperance
League. lie has resigned.
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roHACr0 ENCHANGE-
richmond Va. Jan

Richmond, y a., Jan. - '
sales of new dark loose tooaccos on me
Richmond Va. breaks TO-DAY
shacEOe warehouse sold -6usu pouNu1 +
highest price. si1.. average, 500. 'irl-
slav's Warehouse sold IZ0el peanas
highest. price. ST.. average. -. Ioia@
az 10 pounds. highest price. ST.
At Crcnshaws Warehouse to-day -. =
Dorset of POwhatan county, Hol 81
S7.75. and so. and ". r. Bass. OF Cnes-
ieriield county. Va. got SO Tor stemmins
tohaccCs. ,
Al Shockoe Warehouse to-day h. =.
Mann. OF Powhatan county got 81 ana
s. and #. Il. WOrsham. OF PoWhat4h
county. got $3.50 for stemming tobacco.
Big breaks OF new dark loose tonaccoS
for tomorrow. Wednesday January -,
ISIS Wagons in great number are ale
ready en- and others are sun coming.
First sale al Crenshaws Warehouse
Private sales reported 90 the secretary
~ the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day
were light
The tobacco inspector reports light sam
ping.
shockoe. Allegheny Old Dominion
Meals Davennorts Planters and Sea-
brooks tobacco warehouses report to-
day. Receipts. % packages. deliveries. 70
Tinted States internal revenue collec-
tions on tobacco for the city Of Rich
.nond Va. to-day. Cigars and cigarettes,
S2H.50. plug tobacco, Sl5sf.'5 Total
81 S2g.25
stonewall Warehouse will offer break
NJ both bright and dark loose tobaccos
tomorrow
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TETTINGTON. VA. Jan. 25--Speciai.--
The oyster gunboat "ChesGpe ake." Cap
tain Hudgins and guests were visitors at
this place Friday.
Mr. J. W. Binns has qualified as sd-
mlnistrator OF the estate of the late r.
$. lIoldcroft
Mr.. n. H. Christian OF Norfolk. Is Q
visitor at hi brothers. Mr.. W. A. Chris
tan.
Mr. Sidney Chalkley suffered a stroke
OF paral ysis some dayx ago.
Ducks are getting TO be plentiful along
the river.
Farmers are FAR advanced with their
spring ploughlng.
Prospects for a good grain crop are
encouraging.
Haul seine men are catching quite a lot
of rock. perch and mud shad,
Mrs g. o. Holster and daughter Miss
Marsha. left hsre yesterday morning for
Meek snburg county 10 attend the mar
riaye OF their cousin Miss Julia Charged
of Union Level TO Dir. william +. Flip
PIN. Of Cumberland county. Va
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AT "WTNDSOR SHADES.v
A Deli ghtful Dance at This Beautif
Country Mansion.


Country Mansion.
WALKERS VA. Jan. 2j-Special-One
Of the most enjoyable events OF the sea-
son occurred last night at Windsor
Shades" the beautiful home OF Mr. and
Mrs l.. +. Barnes near this place Among
those present We're many from Richmond
and other sections Of the State. The even
Ing was spent IN dancing. and during the
night a delightful supper was served,
Among the dancers were Mr.. John b.
Parrish with Miss Carrie Savage OF Surry
county: Mr. T. ". Turner with Miss Edna
Barnes. Mr. J. ". Barnes with Miss Ely
son. OF Richmond: DR. II. 4. stephens
with Miss Geriie Barnes; Mr.. David Han
cock with Miss Mary Warren Mr. Ed
ward Geddes with Miss Mamie Wright;
Nj Arthur Johnson with Miss Lucy Jcn-
uiugs: Mr.. Walker Ware with Miss Nan
ME Turner; Mr. G. II. Barnes with Miss
Worsham. OF Richmond; Mr.. Charles Bali
with Miss Mary Parrish. Mr.. +. G. Gillian
with Miss Annie Richardson: Mr.. John
=. Barnes with Miss Ellen Barnes. Mr.. g..
q. Worsham. OF Richmond. with Miss
Annie Franklin Barnes. Senator ~ IT,
Barnes and wife.
Mrs. I. J.. Barnes filled the position OF
chaperone charmingly, assisted by Mrs.
NJ II. Barnes.
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BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE. Jan. 2J.-FLOlR-Dull
but firm: unchanged. ,-...
WHEAT-IirmeT spot, F'-d''l-c-
month and February. W1snt'1 - MAY
aGl. q.sILc.. steamer No. red. $751; ff'5izc.
Southern wheat. By sample. s1c.NSl; do.
on grade 96c. WS1.
CORN-Firmer. spot 33is 0327sc.; month
and February. 3gi OFF. March. .s'l9H
334c. steamer mixed. 52hc. southern
white corn. 31a,a3rtc: do. yellow, 3lAa
34c.
OATS-Firm: No. white western, 25is
f3Oc. No . mixed. 2sc.
RYE-Firmer. No. nearby. '5c-' NO =
western. SAC.
HAY-Steady: choice timothy. Sl3.
GRAIN FREIGHTS-Quiet and IN
changed.
STGAR-Strong and unchanged.
BUTTER AND EGGS-Quiet ana IN
changed
CHEESESteady and unchanged.
WHfSKY-Tnchanged
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VIII Not Become a Fact il the People o
Montgomery Can Help II.

CHRISTIANSBURG, VA, Jan. Z.-Spe-
ciaL-This being Montgomery County
Court day there was quite large
crowd not withstanding q terrible cold
wet rain. TO attend a called msss-meeting
irrespective OF politics to denounce a bill
gotten up 10 make "A new county with
Radford as the county seat and 10 BE-
called Tyler county.
This would take from this county the
most productive lands and all the coal
lands and reduce her from an average
county in the state TO a tenth rate one
The meeting was largely attended and
adopted ringing resolutions Of protest 10
the General Assembly and 10 General
Wharton. the countys representative
There will be a stubborn fight made
against the admission OF the new county.
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The African Prince At shaw University
Has Consumption.

RALEIGH. y. C., Jan. 25.-speoiaL-
Governor Russell has been asked to name
delegates 10 the Pure Food and Drug
Congress. 70 be held in Washington in
February The Governor has gone 70 VIII
mington for a few DAYS.
Prince Impev. the South African, who
come here 10 shaw University 10 be edu-
Gated. and about whom some people have
written so much. has contracted con-
SUMPTION. and been carried 70 the San-
forum for Colored Consumptives al
Southern Pines.
CHIEF Deputy Wamack, who has served
under Collector Simmons. could not walt
untn AR. Duncan appointed his successor
on February Isl as his new position in
New York demanded bis attention. 80 he
resigned yesterday and this morning LEFT
for his new home.
Judge Dick is improving 80 rapidly he
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Cadets To Have sunday Night services
The Mashlngion md Lee EaIl Team.

Cadets To Have sunday Night Services
The Washington and Lee Ball Team.
LEXINGTON. VA, Jan. 2j.-Special-
The semi-annual examinations OF The Nir-
ginia Military Institute have been IN pro-
sress for nearly two weeks. General
Scott Shipp the superiutenl nt ls much
pleased with The work the cadets nave
0een doing with the high marks thar
have rcen made during the present exc
am.natiCns. and with the progress that
has been made iu the Inherent Depart
ments OF the institute.
The superintendent o. the Virginia Mi-
cary Institute has invited the ministers
Of Inc different churches IN Lexington 90
preach 10 the corps Of The cadets IN tho
Jackson Memorial Hail every SUNDAY
night. Heretofore the cadets nave haa
an opportunity 20 attend services but
once on Sunday. when they Were marched
I'M companies 10 the different churches on
sunday morning The ministers will hold
services alternately. DIT. Whaling. pastor
OF tho Presbyterian church. preached 20
the cadets last sunday nlsht DIT X. J.
McBrYe will preach next SUNDAY night,
and VIII De followed by Dr.. Weiehtman.
of the Methods, church. and Mr.. john
son. Of the Baptist church.
Several new cadets have entered inc
Institute iu the past week. one Of whom
is q SIR Luning Of San Francisco. Cal.
whose parents are here now with MIN.
Mr. Iuning is formerly Of Switzerland,
and has recently settled in California
A great deal OF interest is being slown
bv the students Of Washington and Lee
University in their baseball team this
year. Never since the spring Of y hes
their prospect for a winning team been
brighter. and from tho present enihuTi-
assn 10 would seem that the team and
management viii have the full support
OF the student body
So FAR fifteen candidates have given
their names 20 the captain and have been
training in the gymnasium. ard are seen
practicing on the field every clear DAY.
OF the old men who are candidate for
the team are CAPTAIN SNYDER. ot West
Virginia. who will cover his old nosltion
al first. H. ". Pratt. Virginia. viii pitch
for the team again. James Faulkner or
West virginia will hold his old position
az second: G.. Campbell. Virginia. and
Charles Myers virginia. VIII most pro-
baby ulay their old positions az short
and third rcsrcrtivelv. These men have
composed the infeld for Washington ani
!. zee TniNersitv FOR the past three years.
The other card dates are u. J. Maxwell.
Tiorida Esrciev Burnett. Robinson. No
sol Captio Muir. Afford. Davis. and
Ballio.
Ex-senator DR. Frank Fletcher. Of Ac-
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IL coTroN MARKrTs.

NEW YORK. Jan. 25-COTTON-Firm
middine. o.. net receipts. 5s'i. gross : 100
bales. exports TO the Continent. ] G53
bales forwarded s4l bales. sales. 20
bales. stock 163N2s bales.
Total to-day-Nct receipts $3.50 bales.
exports 10 Great Britain. $50 bales. TO
France. 600 bales. % the Continent.
12743 bales: stock 1883 23o bales
Cousolidated-Net receipts. ll7.4t4 bales.
exports 60 Great Britain. 325O7 hales 10
France 2126G bales. 10 tic Continent.
- rs bales.
Total since September ist-Nei receipts
e 122 Gp7 bales. exports 90 Great Britain.
o. l2G $40 bales. 20 France "a $50 bales.
10 the Continent l.7f4924 bales.
Futures opened steady. saler. $500
Bales. January. 565. February 5.63.
March. 5.GG. April J.6s: May 5T3 June
p rs. july 579 August. So. September
Isl. October So.
Futures closed steady: sales 5000
bales: January $40. February. 5.6s:
March 81 April 90. May. 5.7S June.
asl. July. 5S. AUGUST 5.S7: Scptember.
J.SS. October. 5.S9. November 5.0l.
Soot cotton closed firm, sales. poo bales.
middllng upiands. 81 Go. gulf 6is
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NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK. Jan. 21.-Ihere y no
change worth recording 10 the CRY GOODS
market to-day. Results yesterday were
fairly satisfactory in cotton goods ara
woollens were well sustained. The dull
ness Of Tuesday was noticeable ID To-
days receipts Of mail orders. though tne
store trading was more Ike yesterday
record. The reports received by ittlrr "',l
from western dealers who are present ~
the market are entirely satisfactory. Inc
trade a. second hands and with retailef7
g. pronounced % be an that can ne asker
There seems TO bee money enough III 'i-
culation. and no disposition TO qettiel
..r I..rnI u LlnLIL. one.
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spring wheat. ssae0c.; No. spring wheat
thardJ .s,ag2isc. No red. aJn9Ii <. No.
corn. 27hn2T1zc.; No. = oats, xSizc-
No. white. T. o. b.. 2iAg25izc.: No. 3
white. 24Ac.: No rye, 46c.; No. = barley.
27i1d2sc. No. I fax seed SIS. PRIME
timothy seed s2.15; mess pork. per bar
rel. Sna2i1Ga 91isc.: lard. per loo pounds.
81 s2Ika4. s.: short rio sides uoosel. $500
$40: dry sailed shoulders tboxedl, $40
as; short clear sides (boxed), si.H'1o2p;
whisky. distillers' finished goods. per gall
Ion. 81 10. sugars unchanged. butter
steady. creamery. 13Hisizc.; dairy. llp
17c.: cheese quiet al Susizc.: eggs nrm.
fvech 1ge
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT or RICHMOND. JAN o. 1895.
ARRIVALS.
Steamer pocah0ntas. Graves. merchan-
disc and passengers. Virginia Navigation
Company. from Norfolk.
SAILING.
Steamer Woenyah. SHINES. merchandise
and passengers. Clyde Line. for Phila-
dephia.
PORT OF WEST POINT. JAN. -. lS9s.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Accomac. Thompson, Norfolk
passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Accomac Thompson. Norfolk
passengers and general cargo.
PORT BERMUDA HUNDRED. JAN. p.
SAILED.
Barge Fredericksburg, sphlear lumber
Baltimore. Nd.
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church at Summit Point, has just closed.
The pastor. Rev. Julian broaddus, was
assisted 10y Rev. r. +. l.. AVER. WHO
preached with great power. over twenty
persons professed conversion. Inc baP-
nil Point which is an ornament 70 the
place. The Episcopalians ana MethodistS
also have excellent churches there.
Union meetings have also been neld Al
Shenandoah Junction. conducted " mn.
;t.,.s 80 several different denominations,
i'm which much good has been accom-
plished
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farmyilic Affairs.

FARMVILLE. VA. Jan. 25.-Spscial.-
Rev. Arthur :. Lloyd. rector Of $. Luke's
Episcopal church. Norfolk. r. holding a
mission In the Episcopal church at this
place.
Mr.. Lloyd was some twelve years ago
rector OF this church and IL was through
his efforts that this church was build.
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FINANCEAND COMMERCE
mr. CLOSING QUOTATIONS OF
MoNET.
Offerings and sales al tho Richmond To-
bscco Exohapge-Internsl Revenue
Coiic ctiops-Foresgn Advances.

NEW YORK. Jan. 25.-The timidity
manifested by dealers la stocks ytsteT-
Gay because The warshlp Maine had been
ordered 20 Havana was fully equailcd by
The confidence with which the raiders
dealt in stocks to-day when the ship had
arrived lu Havana The most notable
feature OF the days trading was the
iargc volume Of the transactions Tor Lon
con account The number OF SHARES
hought in New York for London was
estimated 81 from 5000 20 Sb.vo. Even
with this large demand TO be tlicQ- prices
were not lifted az the opening tuIy 70
the London parity The sharp decline
here yesterday seemed 90 have awakened
a keen demand Sol London for Americans
The strength OF the spanish A. IN Lon
don also indicated she absencc OF appie-
hcnsion on an embodiment between the
United States and spain. London gave
the tone 90 the days market, ana sus-
taincd lt by the absorption % Tree OF
ttrlnes or securities after the opening
The foreign buying of securities was sum-
GENTLY heavy fo have Is marked eutct on
rle exchange market. the actual rates de-
c.niuV - with tho demand for bills very
ignt. London large buying OF fecur-
tits he's. in fact Jed 90 renewed tax OF
early imports 81 gold. and this talk s.
given additional force by the Showing oi
mere nundise exports from New YORK Tor
the week. which were over 81 .2Nep IN
excess or those OF last week. ana over
$iuntnu greater than those in che CORE
spending week OF last year The belaiec
shorts rushed Go cover in The final trans
actions and made Che huoyaut tone nt the
close. which found prices &C the best OF
iie anr for The standard stocks. Yes
f.faaTe losses ON The average have been
more than recovered. New York Central
was most conspicuous in the dealings,
WILD lIs gam Of over % points. and the
stocks OF ai its properties share in ITS
strength go O. somewhat Jess extent
union Pacific northern Pacific ana the
Other properties which go 90 make zap
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CHICAGO. Jan. 2a-January wheat sold
al 81 to-day. The price was bid an &C. IN
as many minutes by brokers acting for
the Letter crowd who. 10 was believed.
.ook this method Of advancing the price
OF May. January closed at QThc.. an
advance ~ 2i4c May closed 90 a.c ad-
vance after manv erratic fluctuations
Corn was duh but firmer: advanced. VA
4. c oats closed q shade higher. proys-
ions were active. aud advanced - ljc.
The leading futures ranged as follows
Omen High Low Close
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Over the Hnrher

LEETOvN. w. VA. Jan. 25-Speciai.-
Mrs.. Thomas Evernart. a very excellent
Lady. died OF pneumonia a. her horne.
near I.eetown. on the 2ist instant.
very interesting series ~ meetings.
lasting through two weeks Ia the bapt 81
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JOHN |. WILLIAMS & SONS,
BANKERS.
1000 EAST MAIN STREET.

We make a specially Of STATE BONDS.
CITY BONDS. BANK STOCKS and other
HfGH-GRADE INVESTMENT SECURl-
TIES.
Foreign Exchange bought and sold and
LETTERS OF CREDIT furnished az
most favorable market rates.
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ALENASDRIA's BOAT CLUB.
Move to Rebuiid the Handsome Boat
Hnn.e Desfrnxed hx Fire.

ALEXANDRIA. VA. Jan. Especial.
The Old Dominion Boat Club will meet
Thursday 70 devise ways and means for
rebuilding their boat house. destroyed
by fire last June. The former boat house
was the finest IN the state.
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NAVAL STORES

WILMINGTON. y. c.. Jan. 2j.-SPlk-
IT'S OF TI-RPENTINE-Firm az 3lH
32ilc.. receipts. - casks.
RIOS N-Firm at S1.l5nl2o. receipts IA
barrels o., ..
CRUDE TURPENTINE-Ilr az >l4V
1fep. receipts 10 barrels.
CHARLESTON. s. g.. Jan. 21-I 4 u
PFNTINT- Firm al a2c. sales. none.
EOSlN-Frm. sales none, unchanseu.
SAVANNAH GA Jan. 25-sPlkl Is
or TURPENTINE-Firm al ~ -f-' sAi'''
none. receipts ~ casks.
ROSIN-Ffrm. sales. SO barrels re-
CENT. ISL barrels. Quote. =. a.. -
81 81. p. r. Sf25. .. Si.3i. u, $40. D.
ST ~. ~ 81 -. y So. window glass; s---V.
water white. 80
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The Finance Committee.

The Committee on Finance viii meet
tonight At : o'clock 10 receive the reports
OF committees in regard 10 the appropria-
tons Tor 1875
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WI YIN T I'm I = ~ II. MI
NORFOLK. VA. Jan. 25.-PEANrTS-
Fancy, - l-3c.. strictly prime 2i.n24c.:
prime, ls,02c common. 10l4c. Spanish.
&c.
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ToCrre Co,din one DA<

Take Laxative firoro Qu no Tablets.
Al druggists refund fhe money ~ u fail
to cure. 21c. The genuine has l. Il. ..
on each tablet.
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Ex-senator DR. Frank Fletcher. Of Ac-
comac. was q visitor az the Canit0l YES
terdav He Is stopping al Murphy's
Hotel.
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Rich. city S. T.. ly0l-lsiO... 13l ...
Rich. city G's r. lJo4-lglOF Gee. H. o..
Rich. CITY rs r.. l020-il2- lll ...
Rich. city As, r.. 1f1O-lG2g. 1921 90.
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GRAIN 40 ONO EXcHANGE.

Quotations are for bonds maturing ID
not less than ten years