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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-03
GREENVILLE SHUT OUT.
The First Regiment Will BE Mustered
ID az Once.

EAIEIGiI y. O.. May 2-SpeCidl-
The fact of the Grecnviue Company. Of
last moment has caused much astonish-
mtut here. Late last night ~ telegraphed
that 10 was mistake. ana they would
come. but Acknowledgement Cowles tele-
graphed its place had been offered 20 and
accepted hy the GOldsDOrO Rifles, Captain
Balm commanding.
Tho fact that the camp here was named
Bryan Grimes Camp in honor of the
Grccnv.lic company adds 10 the surprise
The contract Tor finding the troops in
camp here has not yet been given out.
except for the bread. Colonel Armfeld.
OF the First North Carolina Volunteer
Regiment. came here Yesterday 10 re-
cciyc uls regiment this afternoon.
Governor Russell has gone 10 Whining
tom for "A few days.
Curator Brimey. Of the state Museum,
has had a fine live young eagle sent him
from Southport lie viii kill IL shortly
and handsomely mount 10 for the mu-
scum.
in various places. The flags are a TIL
angle of red. from this triangle 90 out
broad stripes OF blue and white, making
quite an attractive banner.
Captain Gresham, VINO has peen mace
the officer for mastering into the service
of the United States the State militia for
North Carolina. has received orders 10
hasten the mastering IN as rapidly as
possible. He begins the WOrk Tomorrow
morning to muster in the 100 men.
North Carolina is called on for 26S4,
but SO far she fails short of 800. When
in was said that these volunteers viii not
have any voice I'm the selection Of their
Officers. and that these officers will be
northern men, there was q falling OF IN
the ardor 20 volunteer
THE entire number requisite for the
formation Of the First Regiment went
into camp this afternoon. IL is believed
that the Second Regiment will be In camp
bv the end of the week. No site has been
chosen for the camp Of the colored
troops. but It will without doubt be down
Excitement runs pretty high here at
the news Of the fight at the Philippine
The colored troops rendered their SER
vices Saturday. hoping 10 be In time for
them 10 be formed into the Second Regi-
tnpnt but they were too laie.
II Is hpped that the dark brown canvas
camngie-u suits will all be here ready Ia
be issued 10 the soldiers by the nth or
19th Many OF those who went into camp
To-day are not uniformed. as the com
NAMES All had to be- increased.
There Is much dissatisfaction at the
,ret- the harbor OF Beaufort Is left UNI
nrotected. Fort Macon has not had any
thing done for IL except cleaning up
IRE INNS and ammunition there have been
in me fort for over thirty years.
II Is said that Colonel W. III. $. Bur
,,,vvne 81 Henderson, Will probably BE-
made colonel of the First Regiment OF
North Carolina Volunteers.
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MRS. PICKETT DEFENDED.
by Magrudcr Camp. Confederate Vet
Grams, Of Newport NeSs.

NEWPORT NEWS, VA, April CAT
a meeting Of Magruder Camp held In
their nall last night. the following reso-
lutions were adopted:
Whereas. the launching OF the bat
tleship Kentucky. held IN this city, on
March q, 1898, was graced by the press
ence of Mrs. George T.. Pickett, widow
OF the late General George II. Pickett,
OF the Confederate States Army and he
TO OF Gettysburg; and.
whereas. Mrs. Pickett was tho hon.
ored guest OF the State OF Virginia, at
the special invitation OF the State Exc
cutive; and.
Whereas certain resolutions and
charges published by the members Of
the 'Woman's Christian Temperance
Union reflect on the ladylike departments
OF Mrs Pickett on that occasion; and.
whereas Mrs. Pickett denies most
emphatically the truth OF these charges.
therefore,
Resolved. That IN the question Of We
racity involved between the 'Woman's
Christian Temperance Union and Mrs.
Pickett the members % Magruder Camp.
No &c. Confederate Veterans OF Virginia.
from a knowledge of the Christian vir-
tues. war1only worth and stainless
character Of Mrs. George -. Pickett.
unhesitatlngly express their belief that
her denial IL sufficient for the<truthful-
ness OF her assertion.
Resolved. That these resolutions b
spread on the minutes. published ir the
city papers a copy sent 10 Mrs. Pickets
and a copy 20 tho local w. @. t. u
Virginian and Pilot.
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ME CoTTON MARKETs.

NEW YORK. April 2.-COTTON-Quiet;
middllng j-lG. net receipts. none; gross,
.t,t rs .eS. exports 20 the Continent
! 2S2 bales; forwarded. 2OJ bales, sales
10. 20 bales; spinners, 20 bales; stock,
1872 80 bales.
Total to-day-Net receipts, 0.7G1 bales;
exports TO Great Britain. lB 229 bales,
10 the Continent, : S07 bales; stock. Geo,
III bales.
C0nsolidated-Net receipts. 24.124 bales,
exports 10 Great Britain. 27,l77 bales. "a
the Continent. 16.635 bales.
Total since September lst-Net receipts
: 100. ~ bales: exports 20 Great Britain
319l So bales: TO France 75S137 bales
to the Continent. 2.6S6 725 bales.
Futures opened quiet and steady: sales
. 100 bales: Nav. GIL: June. 611, July
500; August. 6.27: September 627: Octo-
Ter S2I. november. 6.2s. December, G3l
January. 6.33.
SO 900 bales: May Glib. June. 6.17: July
022; August. o26. September, e26, oeto'
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Send Them 20 Cnhn.

The thought occurs TO us that the War
Department viii be wise 10 give the
colored regulars, now at Chickamauga
and Key West and elsewhere n very early
opportunity 10 fight somebody other than
the civilians and the civil authorities In
their vicinity. They have been behaving
very much Ike the worst class Of row.
dies both I'm Key West and in Chatta-
nooga. committing the most abOminabe
acts OF disorder and allying themselves
with the negro criminal classes as against
the representatives Of the law They
seem TO think that the government has
put arms in their hands In order that
they may encourage and protect the
malefactors IN every community they
hlupcn 10 visit. and I'm both instances
TO which we have referred they have
operated as a menace rather than re-
assurance TO decent and law-abidin6 peo-
pie.
II seems to us that these soldiers who
cannot be made 20 respect the peace OF
their own country might prohtably he
sent 10 crafty their appetite for Vio-
lence In Cuba. They may possibly be use
Ful there. They are manifcstly detri-
mental here. They arc not only making
themselves a terror and a nuisance IN
ovcrv civilized locality upon whicS they
are quditIeu b"~ NA,' NJ
most perniciOus example 20 the colored
volunteers who may come upon the scene
later and whose morale will not be az an
elevated by such spectacles as the colored
regulars have recently given US In Key
West and Chattanooga. We nope ana
believe that these hoodlum rioters are
not fair specimens OF the race We con-
tent ourselves with saying that the soon
or they are landed on Cuban soil and
made 10 fight in a legitimate way the
better for all concerned Southern com
munities are not going 10 put up with
much more Of this pestiferous nonsense.
The authorities may be very sure Of that.
Washington Post.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-03
CRUELTY G0RED
BY A MAD BULL.
The Democratic Fourth District Con-
yentiOn Meets Tonight.
EPES WILL HAVE NO OPPOSITION
The Committe on Gas and Light Make
a Recommendation for Lighting
the City-The Internal Revenue
Collections for April.

PETERSBURG, VA. May 2.-Speciai-
Mr. Lewis Youngblood, deputy collector
~ internal revenue under Colonel James
D Brady. was very severely gored by
Jersey bull on his farm in Prince George
county. a short distance from Peters
hurry Yesterday His injuries are SUCH
maj they will conhne him 20 the mousse
for some days. , &C.,,
The Democratic Congressional Conveh-
tion. to nominate candidates tor Coh-
,,ress from the Fourth District, Will Dc
held in the Hastings Courtroom To-
morrow night at 5 o'clock
Among those who are expected 10 DO
present and address the convention are
Congressmen John 5. Rhea' Oh Nh
lucky: James Hay. OF virginia; p i1i'i,',,,
og Michigan; Wheeler, of Kentucky
Henry. OF Texas, and Mr. George Il.
Rrowning. OF Virginia. IL is generaly
understood that Hon. Sydney L. EpeS
will be renomnateo.
THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY.
Tho closing exercises Of the Union
r,aoIoe,,caI Seminary will be 'held at
,b, seminary Tomorrow. at which time
there will be meeting OF the boaro
of Trustees of the seminary 10 super
wise the examination or the students Oh
their theological sluuleSs anu
range for the removal Of the seminary
IN Richmond. Rev. J. w. Rosebro' ID. d.
nastor OF Tabb-Sueet Presbyterian
church. will attend the meeting OF the
Board OF Trustees.
Judge ]. VI. Mullen was engaged TO-
dav granting liquor licenses.
The Committee on Gas and Light re-
norted TO the Council Tonight recon-
mending that contract be entered into
with the Upper Appomattox Company
for 200 arc lights OF 1,2O0-candle power
for the streets and parks at N.iO per
light per month. for term OF Two
years. with the privilege 10 the city 10
extend the term 10 five years, ana the
li,bt in the armory at $3.50 per month,
and that the contract for lighting the
uublic offices be awarded TO the Peters
burg Gas-Light Company FOR two years
AT $3.50 per thousand feet. with the usuai
charge for metre rent.
REVENUE COLLECTIONS.
The United States internal revenue col
Iectlons al the Office I'm this city for me
month Of April amounted TO SStfL@l,
The exports OF manufactured tobacco
for the month were 1883 pounds. -
During the month the police MADE W
arrests.
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TENTH DISTRICT NOMINATION.
Floods Frieuds Think Him Sure ofthe
Victory.

HOwARDSvILLE. VA. May 2.-Spe-
cial-The race for the Democratic con-
gressonal nomination in the Tenth dis
trict is becoming quite exciting, now that
the date for holding the convention has
been decided upon. Some counties have
already elected delegates. and il is pro-
bable that all Will have been elected by
the 1st Of June.
Nelson has recently put forward a "fav-
orite SON. I'm the person or its Common
wealths attorney, Bennett T. Gordon.
But the fight viii eventually be between
Hon. r. ID. Flood and Frank L. Glasgow.
Mr. Flood will after the first ballot, get
all OF the delegates from this side OF the
mountains. That will be go. eleven short
OF a majority. II is almost certain that
Flood will get at least the requisite eleven
from the west side. but his friends do not
stop there. bun claim at least half OF the
delegates from that section. and possibly
more. and are certain Of his nomination.
The convention will be held on the ga
of June at COvinetOn.
Buckingham will elect her twelve dele
gates by mass-meeting on the 9Th or May
and OF course they will be for Flood.
The recent cold weather did no more
damage than retard growing crops.
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GRONER'S CHANCES SLIM,
Grimes Battery Want TO Retain Artil
Icry Organization But Will Go.

NORFOLK. VA. May Special-The
President having decided to appoint F1tz-
hugh Leo major-generaL il Is thought
here that the candidates for appointmen I
as brigadier-general from Virginia do not
stand very much of "A chance. AnQ4B
these IL General V. ID. GrOner, prominent
administration Republican, resident OF
g r. Warren. captain Of Grimes Bat
terry. Of Portsmouth. Va, is out IN a
card replying to a newspaper article IN
which II was stated that the battery was
undecided about volunteering II assls ~
fo the Infantry branch. He says that
while preferring 10 20 as an artillery
command. and having asked 10 be allowed
To 20 i'm place Of the battery requisitioned
from Colorado. which state has none
+. Simons. at Richmond, that they were
Virginia soldiers. and would obey orders.
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HAMPTON DAUGHTERS.
Av. VI. L. Graduate Planting Mines In
Hampton Roads.

HAMPTON, VA. May 2-special--Ths
Daughters OF the Confederacy will hold
an important meeting at the Y. M. c. A.
members will be received. and the after
noon will be spent IN relating war remi-
nlscences. They will hold an entertain
operatta, under the management OF Mr.
j. Henry Geds. OF Chicago. The chapter
Is IN a hOurishing condition.
Mr.. William H. Peek. OF this place. a
graduate OF the V. NJ. l., has accepted a
position with the engineering corps, now
engaged al Old Point In planting mines
in Hampton Roads.
The Hampton and Old Point Railway
Company has It's track entirely laid on
nue thence TO the Chesapeake and OHIO
depot. and in a few weeks expect 20 have
a line OF cars running out In that direc-
ton. 4.
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CONFEOERATES ORGANIZE.
CAPTAIN r. 6. Parks Elected Com
mander of Camp.

LURAY. VA. May 2-Rosser Gibbons
Camp Confederate Veterans was organic
cd here Saturday and sixty-seven names
were enrolled. Capt. r. 5. Parks was
elected commander S. y. Judd first lieu
tenant commander, j. w T. warren sec
ond lieutenant commander Paul Miller
third Lieutenant commander. W. f. Gray
son. adiutant; John S Hershberger. SER
aeant major: Thomas T.. Schwartz, treas
urcr. Or. r. B. Amiss, surgeon.
The camp Will be largely increased IN
a short while. as there are several hun
dred old soldiers I'm this county. Colonel
Sim Gibbons was raised here and COM
manded the Tenth Virginia Regiment
during the war. and was killed at Nc
Dowell Many of the members OF the
camp belonged to his command. while
quite a number fought under General
Rosser, hence the name given 10 the
camp.
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ASHEVILLE, y. c., May Especial.
The Asheville militia with one hundred
and twelve men left for Raleigh this
evening A large crowd cheered them
as they left.
Among them go two ex-Confederates
one was a Confederate captain. but now
goes as "A private.
There is tremendous enthusiasm here
over the news from Manila. 4 new
military company is being formed.
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CAROLINAS NAVAL RESERVES.
Pritchard wants them Given Chance
Russell Opposes Bailey for T.. VI.

WASHINGTON. May 2.-SpeciaL-In
place of the Nantucket. which will be
sent from Wilmington. y. G.. TO Port
Royal. 5. c., il is expected one OF the
vessels of the mosquito fleet will be sent
TO the former port.
Senator Prtchard has urged Secretary
Long 10 place the State Naval Reserve on
the vessel sent 10 Wilmington.
10 is announced that Governor Russell
will oppose the confirmation of Mr.. Bal
ley as postmaster az Raleigh. Senator
Pritchard was surprised at the news and
said &c was inconsistent and he does not
fear the result The committee TO con-
slider the case meets Wednesday.
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spected citizen Of this place. committed
suicide here Saturday night.
Yesterday morning Mr.. Epperson was
missing from home and after a search his
body was found In fish pond few
rods from the house.
After making several attempts at cut
ting his throat he plunged into the pond
and was drowned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-03
DURHAM INFANTRY LEAVE.
\ Second Company Being Formed
Enthusiastic Cubans.

DURHAM y. c.. May 2. - Special -
Captain Niche ana the Durham Light
Infantry, eighty-four strong, left at 3
=. ". to-day for Raleigh A patriotic
farewell was given the boys az the sta
ton.
The FIRST meeting Of a new company
90 take the place OF the old will be
held tonight i'm the armory.
The negroes have organized a company
of one hundred and eleven vOlunt GERS
and rendered their services TO Governor
Russell through their captain, Il. IL.
Smith
TWO hundred Cubans from New York
city were aboard the i:2S train yesterday
evening on their way 20 Tampa, Fla,
whence they will embark for Cuba.
They were very enthusiastic and loud
I'm their denunciati0n of Spain and
praise for the United States
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Carroll County.

GLADEsBORO VA. May Friday
night was the coolest night here since
February. the ground froze and ice froze
to a considerable thickness The fruit
Notwithstanding is not all killed.
Following is u list Of deaths here In
the last week:
Mrs. Joseph Smith. Mrs. ]. g. Carroll.
Miss George Moore, Mrs. A. Turner and
a child OF Mrs. Captain Carroll.
There Is a great deal of sickness in this
vicinity now-mostly fever and consump-
ton.
Some OF the farmers have commenced
planting corn.
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RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
RIchmnnd. Va. NV .. lele-
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or RICHMOND MAY ., 1s0S
ARRIVED.

PORT or RICHMOND. MAY >, 1s9S.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Albemarle. Glover, merchan-
disc and MESSENGER Old Dominion Steam
ship Company, Norfolk.
Steamer Winyah Simmons. merchan-
disc and passengers, Clyde Line, for
Philadelphia.
SAILED.
Steamer Ariel. Shelly. merchandise and
passengers. Virginia Navigation Com
steamer Albemarle. Glover, merchan-
disc and passengers, Old Dominion Steam.
ship Company. Norfolk.
Steamer Gulf Stream, Furneyough, mer-
ohandise and passengers, Clyde Line,
Schooner Frank Herbert Morgan, for
Bermuda Hundred.
PORT NEWPORT NEWS, MAY ., 1s9s.
ARRIVED.
Barge Lone star New York.
Barge Ring Leader, New YORK.
Barge j. r. Merry New York.
Steamer City of Everett Boston.
Steamer Carrius. London.
Steamer Olapkyrie. Baltimore.
SAILED.
Steamer Clandebrye. Rotterdam.
Steamer Dargai. Rotterdam.
Steamer Maryland Baltimore.
Schooner George Bailey. Providence.
Barge j. T. Merry, Boston.
Barge Ring Leader. Boston.
PORT OF WEST POINT MAY 2, 1898.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Baltimore. Murphy. Balt-
more passengers and general cargo,
SAILED.
Steamship Baltimore. Murphy. Balti-
more passengers and general cargo.
PORT BERMUDA HUNDRED, MAY >.
ARRIVED.
Schooner Frank Herbert, Morgan. 10
load lumber.
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CITY COUNCIL OF ASHLAND.
Hog Pens Are to be Rcstricted-Re
commended for License.

ASHLAND, VA, May 1.-The Council
this evening granted a permit to Dr. D..
s. Ellis to build a drug store and office
on Railroad avenue
The Ordinance Committee was instruct
ed TO draw up an ordnance restricting
hogs pens.
Dr. G. r. Jones appeared before the
Council urging the passage Of such an
ordinance.
Messrs. G. +. Delarue. Charles Gunst.
and A. Englekng were endorsed for
license for the sale OF liquor IN Ashland.
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the play "Emeralda" at Reedville In TINS
county on the night OF the 9th, with
much success. The proceeds were turned
over to the NJ. +. Church. OF this place.
to help pay for their new church building:
The citizens OF this place have beautiheu
the village very much by planting large
number OF silver maple, linden ana Caro-
Ina poplar trees.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-03
CAROLINA SENDS
MILITIA TO CAMP.
Parting With Wives, Sisters and
SweetheartS at the Last.
TOUCHING SCENES AT DEPOT.
Gift Of Luck Souvenir To Each
Man 49, Daughters OF Confederacy
Prepare Supplies for the Boys.
TO Form n Home Guard.

WINSTON. y. c.. May 2-Special.-
The Forsyth Rihemen. ninety men
strong. went to Raleigh to-day. The oc-
cislon was a memorable one in the his
tory Of. the Twin City. Hundreds of
friends were at the depot to bid the SOL
der boys goodbye. The air was filled
with war enthusiasm.
The scene at the depot just before the
train pulled out was touching. Tears
came i'm the eyes OF Captain Bessent and
many Of his men when they bade their
relatives and friends farewell. Wives,
sisters and mothers were there and they
too. broke down when the word goodbye
was given.
The Daughters Of the Confederacy
made up "a large lot of supplies for the
soldiers. They were shipped to them to-
night.
4 LUCK SOUVENIR.
Before the Rliiemen left the armory
Mr.. j.. j. Reynolds, Winston's Dig tobac-
co manufactures, came forward and pre-
scented the company with 500 I'm gold.
lie termed the gift a luck souvenir. He
had "a sacred ancient coin OF the same
STAMP ana mintage. which Abraham car
rlcd from Clanan 10 Egypt. 10 has been
worn bv heroes in the war or the RovO-
luton. which gave us n free land IN the
war Of 1872. which gave us n FREQ sea
and in the mighty struggle from 81 to
o. and not a shot harmed the brave
men who carried il. Mr. Reynolds caus-
ed 10 10 touch one hundred pieces OF gold
presented 10 rihemen.
THE HOME GUARD.
The Norfleet Camp issued a call for a
meeting Of old Confederate soldiers to-
morrow afternoon for che purpose OF or
ganizng a Home Guard TO serve dur
ing the absence OF the Rifemen.
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CHIEF OF POLICE SHOT.
His Assailant Was Deputy U. =. Mar
charlottesville Goes Democratic.

ASHEVILLE. " c.. MAY Especial
Chief OF Police James was dangerously
shot here Saturday night by Harlan
Thrash a deputy United states marshal
Thrash was interfering with officers in
making an arrest James IS In critical
condition. Thrash Is out on ball.
The city election passed off quietly.
The entire Democratic ticket is elected.
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CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA: May ~
Mr. Charles Young died at his home on
Rose Hin, yesterday morning at
o'clock In the twenty-seyenth year %
his age. His remains were inferred AZ
the family burying ground this morning
near Boyd's Tavern. Al IL o'clock.
Mr.. John woodison died at his hcme:
near Ivy Depot yesterday morxing ~
O'Clock In the seventy-second Year, ok
to-day at l. o'clocS.
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LOCOMOTIVE WORKS BILL.
Expected To be Placed on its Final Pass
age To-day and go to the President

WASHINGTON. d. c.. May 2.-Spe-
cial.-The Richmond Locomotive Works
bill will come up as unfinished business
when the House meets tomorrow morn
ing. No opposition is expected. and II
passed as anticipated IL viii go 10 the
President for his signature and a just
claim will be settled after a long and
weary delay.
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NdsU VuOTd ITUTo WtIV uo IUIIv"o' II IVuI
I'm fair demand: buyers asking conces-
sions. No. yellow corn. 34l2c.; No. ?
spring wheat, S1.OS. No 3 spring wheat.
S14l14: No. red. N.2Odl20l2 No.
corn 34d344c.: No. oats. 3ll4c.; No. >
white 38Q33igc.: No white 32i4U33c. /;
No. p rye. 6240G3c.; No. barley 42G
SO. No. / FAX seed. si3lR01.32; prime
timothy seed. 81 GON2.75. mess pork. per
barrel. $40 O01Og5: lard per 100 pounds.
s. 3Oq5 H2i9: short rib sides 0oose). $3.50
$40: dry sailed shoulders boxed. $40
as short clear sides (boNedD. $5.SJ06O3;
whisky. distillers' finished goods. per gal
Ion. 81 20: butter steady. creamery, 130
16iac: dairy, 12Hl5c.; cheese dun and UNI
changed, eggs firm; fresh, lOA.
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Northumberland.

rEArHsVII.LE. VA. April 2a.-Thc
wheat crops In this section are looking
remarkably well and are we'll advanced
for the season.
The Heathsyile Dramatic Club ss-~
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NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.

NORFOLK. VA. May 2-PEANUTS-
Market quiet. Fancy Sc, strictly prime,
2s.c: prime. 2AN2lac.. black and spot
ted, 1ld2c.. Spanish. DOC. per bushel.
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bor. 62G; November. Cos; December. $50;
January. 6.32.
Spot cotton closed quiet mlddling up
lands. q J-l6 middling gulf, g 9-l6; sales,
1890 bales.
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WILMINGTON. y. c.. May 2-SPIRITS
or TURPENTINE-Firm al 7i4G2IMc.;
receipts SO casks.
ROSTN-Firm and steady at Sl0l05; re-
ceipts 90 barrels.
CRUDE TURPENTINE-Firm at S12j.
81 81 and Si00: receipts. % barrels.
TAR-Firm at SlOj. receipts 2Ol bar
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SAVANNAH. GA. May 2-SPIRITS
or TURPENTINE-Firm az 27c.; sales,
80 casks: receipts, 1.2JJ casks.
ROSfN-Firm; sales. lo1l barrels; re-
ceipts. 1886 barrels. Quotations un-
changed.
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NAVAL STORES.

CHARLESTON, $ C.. May 2.-TUR-
PENTTNE-Firm at 27l4c.: sales, none.
ROSIN-Firm and unchanged. sales
none.
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Committed Suicide at Meherrin.
MEHERRIN. VA. May --speciaL-
MIR. Thomas q. Epperson a highly re-