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The Brinkley argus. (Brinkley, Ark.) 1883-current, 1898-01-13
AN IMPORTANT BILL.

Hon. Stephen Brundr.dge, OF
Ark, has introduced a bill which
is of vital importance to the NUM-
.ci,al, county, and State Govern
,mats of the country. Its 1stI
section is as follows.
Petit enacted by the Senate and
House Of Representatives OF the
AJnited States of America in Con-
wress assembled. That from and
after the passage OF this Act IT
shall be unlawful for any United
States commissioner Of internal
revenue to collec. special liquor
taxes from, or iss stamps or
receipts therefor, to any person,
persons, or corporation for the
sale OF whisky or other intoxi-
cants in any State, county, parish,
or township thereof, where, under
the laws of such State, county,
parish, or township, the sale OF
such intoxicants, is prohibited.
1t will be seen from the word
ing Of the bill that il is evident
the revenue authorities af tbs
Government I'M the exeeut -
their duty haye clashes
Site rthorities
OF stat sw
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-06-24
THE OLYMPIA DAMAGED.
The Work Of

The Work OF Soldier Yesterday
Morning.
At 3 O'clock yesterday morning peg
pie in this vicinity of A1ellen and Mall
Tory streets, Phoebus. We're startled by
a loud report resembling the noise
made by a. cannon ball crashing
through the side of a house. The re-
port was followed by loud words.
Those who arose and went out to see
what had happened found that one of
the large panes of plate glass in the
front window Of Mr.. Thomas A.
Doughty's saloon had been hopelessly
wrecked. Officer Joe Mastin, who was
in another part Of the town, went as
quickly as possible to the place and
soon learned that regular from Fort
Monroe had broken the glass by will
fully ramming large piece of timber
through it.
The soldier, with several others. had
been drinking at the bar and had quar-
relied with Doughty over an alleged
failure upon his part to give him the
correct change. The barkeeper insisted
that no mistake had been made, but
his denial was not satisfactory to the
artilieryman, who went outside and
proceeded to avenge himself in the
manner described. - .
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verify it, however
BRIEF ITEMS

Tho - 4 EMS.
Liant Liant, Mr. r. c. Tignor. Miss -, "
R n.a 'T,; Miss Effie Davis ana MI.
fNosa Wheeler will attend the 'I E,,v MIS-.
fro',5 as convention today as delep o, :.
odist e me league of the West End AIe,b
,, Was said last evening that NJ. ~
D., Miller LEI has been appointed nos Nir, i.
ta phoebus. No one. however ,.',, :,
Ne + iouhd who had positive knnv la q
the ' em mat matter Mr.. Miller has been IS
Libby fop so OF ex,.-congressman Harry y,
Iless is authority for ,ho soclaled
.nno; me Phoebus postmaster w :r''p en-,
pra... yesterday.-Editor Dali, nv.
dar ue'.ro &c. was thronged again veste,
from Newn mray Ns,,F excursion party
morning and in the afternn "m II IN the
came from Norfolk. ''ooi many
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STILL IMPROVING. .

Cunningham's Condition Satisfactory
t- Yesterday.
Joe Cunningham's condition last ev-
ening was more satisfactory. than it has
been at any time since the shooting.
His friends are now very hopeful of his
recovery.
A close watch Is kept upon the ugly
woMnd on his head, and. while his ply
sicians will go no further than to say
that his improvement during the past
two days has been most gratifying. it
Is evident that they are harboring the
belief that he will pull through.
Various rumors were floating about
yesterday regarding the circumstances
Immediately preceding the tragedy, one
Of which, it was said, is reliable. There
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-06-24
UPSET THE cANTEEN
Michigan Soldiers Said Thew
Were Hungry.
so TAEYCUT HIGH TRICKS
A1uc3y Maryland Sergeant. Cunr,ne-
nam stiii Improving. Phoebus Post
MASTER Not Appointed. Large
Crowd at Buckroe Beach

Tue canteen at Fort Monroe. doas ~
assent as cheerful and inv;ti,,s ny
"a ahce today as it did vesstar,.s az
oct men 1t was one of the hr;eht
Rnt ~ coAiest places in the earrisn,,
of II, , morning it bears the noarl,.
no u.,,. AS q matter of fact II ~,
~ way bellies it's looks. II was ,.,,, ~ ~
treated and for a time II hada feughly
quickly become an ex-cant.a. Aail To
We're. eahteen, as II
pa - rellably averred that the A,ich;
So troops We're hungry when -
snaain mat brought them from Ala,
saw 90 aliveo at Fort Monroe. 1ney
knov, 1l.eiliseives and they ought -,
n ,i Those men have nor No., 70
uie:s long, but their servic.. b.s. n sol
suiIlclentIy extended to enable tho zen
aippieclate the benefits OF a na,, -. ~
~, 49,, Sixteen IN camp. They know IN,
~ wen regulated garrison js ,.i,1 10.
aa,. hehce, yesterday morning aftar
y :, s .ne steamer, a number Of than
saloo, hs an night in the crowded
'oh: SET out on a tour OF invas,;,.
;ion. They Inspected the c.,,,r, ga
10 .aho men, from whom ,ba,. ~
,auieu number of yaluahla 49,, ~
S'u then paid a visit to the fort NJ
STOCK OF information was an.e
H.eu oy the friendly regulars ana =,
. W. TIME they stood before tha
can+t.aS VI good things in the |
W wolverines, as above st,,aa
,hsungry. Within easy reach wers
deh.cles necessary to satisfy thair
whaS. why not have them? 1nst
in mppened appears to be involvas
in TINY. But it is known that ~ U,tsd
keepet period of thirty minutes tha
lieve me canteen hau reason to NJ
: attackthis establishment had ha D
, ported a band Of spaniards trans
less meme means from the food
: whetted pders. with appetites
stock ande sight of his toofhsnms | |
peals of Ell on by the vigorous nnI
Gus chargestomachs. made furt-
teen man \ the place. The cav
none-came / called for helm h,, {
The volunteese to save his goods $
leaving thorebbed them and ran
enough to be We're unfortuna1a &
fight it out Whilst at the feast to r
Finally a sqHan!een Keeper
o mand Of a lieut. soldiers in com t
attacking party yarrived and the
u the canteen had bit to flight. Rut n
. glass and other aset. Furn,tnra 6
smashed in the ROB had heen 6
. scent upon the cpncd tumble de- 6
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RsUED BY A VICIOUS FLY

regular summer fly turned u,
ornlng." said the bald hea dai
~ savage CLEAN in his eve
OF them, in fact, saws ~,
gton Star. Il recognized him ~
r. IS getting on in years nv,
t{put l could tell him a mile ofr
u! him from any other ~ -
cal hy the malicious leer he az
mIs on his face, and The sar
WHY way he addresses
R;lT sitting on my forehead
T ny 10 this morning, heavins
oo,,ra me in the same old wav
".epe at him, and missed of
, Ing adr,ever, I see,' said he. Nv
lobe. ny left ear and digging
ana he aratus into the tender
ch,rn Siephantine duck, hey?
hoota1 e again and took a
ut hi,n 2. no. you don't.' nc
| with . u made another iab
,rnt r,sh, an't nit q dray horse
6ioLa5s * and this time he
and hoppeGight ear, raised the
With his July five seconds.
tongue In hiYl on my forehead,
ha5 r;,iaa n,,his nose and his
| me WHINE Thought the frost
ront ones q" says my fly to
late In showho iess with his
was a dead onsdese I'm q Bit
l hain't, amnf year, that I
| the open colIaIgh. hey? Well |
chews on my cG.,ves beneath
THAT fly. onctn shirt and
self to me again,
had him on my 81. ices him
for fully fifteen J: ana I've
! my hair fell OUT same ny,
for a single instarFver since
Ing. He followed nj me loose
this morning. as ugr sleep
at me ali day, jeerp'y oHce
me by turns. Whenfs been
takes car. too, and, eating
up. I went down to Ear. he
or five times last sunni right
along with me. HanA four
follow me into the seAWent
bobbed up out OF a co{dn't
didn't light on my heavier
Thought you could ord he
hey? Well, you can't az:
me a particularly vicionHt,
pleaded with that fiyJWitl{e
eyes as big as saucsrs. I've
him. and all to rto avail.
him up hill and d wn vale.
things at him. an hired sns
the hour to try t. cage hinf
could shoot flm Ao death "
gun-nut' an IruiRless, futile
of escaping himf There h
and the bald-hea ! RaaS man !
rible sweep with his right
fly that didn't a1o1T ,,hK 10 the
worse than the o.,eraee Fl
the end Of his Gia O. And
have been fsi 9, ! t,,natio1
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ON THE HORRORS OF w.H
era an Vivid Recital for the Der

, 'eleran's Vivid Recital for ~,
t ent OF New Recruits
IT.; "Suington Evening Star,
in ~, , Ay happened. 1t all occurre
~. eiectfic car on the NIetronnIit
railroad between the Gown ~ ~ ca
, cle nh, ana n streets and Dupont ~.
~ INC listener and the narroto,
oioW!ns MISUNDERSTANDING convo,
saa, - winch he overheard was In ~
rih1o 80 'front.' or the parties to tho ts-
ing is 49, me man who did the ta,,,
s - one or the most widely Ena,,'
n,n IN Washington. He has h.sa,
i,oteu lor the enterprises ,a ~,
r,e',. ana made both successor, Az.
Unfortunate. The REGIMENT ~ a., am
waa,.; VAS young man whose stvle y.
! slouch - rs halr and broad brtmmet
| ..This ,no oeslooke Southerner.
what i. ~ go, 'aio the perpetratoc q;
anaine 10 see such carvings on 81
are going to war with nossa, -,
a noss. half fed. badly clothed and 10 %
war" IKE the las,
the other. "ar inquired
Was I in the last waro vpau
S,,, 1uia say So went In when I WASH.
aulee l1teen Years old. Til b.. f1rtv-.u.s
my next birthday" i"o
-, nurt There was a world of mean.
ing in his infection. "Jnrt; ~ u ii.e.ih,
80 au noth arms and both legs sbo,
,sh. three ribs broken ana $50
.iesiu mashed in. Oh that last va, ~
var sure enough he contin, ~
va Marn1ing to his subject, as he saw 30
We W. IS Jaw drop in establishment
could take sixteen-sot GIN az sa
,,.H, times in sixteen minutes. ans
MI sixteen men. Amt many ~ 80
reckon" liza now. l
t,n aou must have had an excitine
me, said the victim feebly.
ExcltinE! Well. I should saw
never shall forget Cold Harhnr ~:
seiieral wanted to get word ia anotha
seileral and called for a yoluntasr
80 around a road that eighty cannon
sere' Playing on steadily Every ona ~
en- was banEin' rebel cannon halls
NO mat road. and where they'd hi,
MI, zig mole big enough to bury n
.ule IN. volunteered and awav /.
'e en-, tell you it was a lively trip" :
Inc other man looked linn
w you get through all rieht?"
res. tnat time did. and I got rein.
orcements for our general ali rirh,
~. 1ou see, when I got on that road
ouse went out Of one of those holes |
Dt.iiS Hiu MADE into an
lner. ana Kept out of range of tba 4
lower 10Y Ct shot that way I got a good
.a - Or art in my eyes from the shots :
airing up the road but that didn., t
gnlEy anything. Going back to reto,n z
company I walked mile and Il
llf and stepped on a dead mans hod~ L
cry Step Ware ! tell you" +
me car ~ this time had reachod S
lpent Circle and the listener ,veakl,s s.
:, r on; me hero and his victim were
= 30 ae. On toward Georgetown, and az II
z car went out of sight the tra ein 60 w
~ was evidently still In progress. y,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-06-24
Capital Dry.
Goods House
0uckand Crash Suits.

s,it. .''tvs handsome crash and dncr
suits 20 please the tastes of all 10
,o''e ~ white duck. trimmed IN
olue' light blue and white ,ha,. ia y
i've ple OF $500, but our OMEN
ing price will be. s3.sS.
nis same suits come in all sizas a.
misses and make a s,,mmar sizes Tor
."ae Is Very pleasing to the l1,cr Sos.ulne
be so.9S. .''e'h th's week will
,is 1uas ,i,,, suits trimmed in nav b,,,a
rs. piue and white. Very dss,r o'ue.
"a n. "aiin weather. Always sal fa
'f, s. opening price. s3.25. e'' ior
For s, S 70 SUITS neatly made, worth 80 %
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NORTH ROI1n,

NORTH BOUND.
steamers leave Portsmouth foot
OF North street at s.nn
leave Norfolk. foot of Mathews = ~
| ~ .............. 5.45 :,
| Arrive Was, I'm. at .......... 6:45 p. m.
| asi1hgton at ....... 700 a. M.
q. g. Q. R. r. PENN. p p -
" Washington at. 500 a M .ae q =.
At. Philadelphia at. 11:OO a. m 1f1:sO q -, ra
e. New York at. :. 1925 m. .2:15 NM
1 f'W MO pound, B. & Q. R. r. Penn. r. r.. r.
~. New York at. IL 80 m..1:l21 n ~
~ Philadelphia at. 1873 D mas - =.
q ar. IN Washington :. 4:30 pm.S:1s y 40 ~.
a n"i! leave Washington at 6: 20 r N
4 rri,. fortress Monroe at. :: 100 a n,
tAIriVe Norfolk at s.oo a -.
~ rL'e Ut portsmouth at $50 a -, n
=, ~ ne trip down the historic Potorn an
s cant and Chesapeake Bay on the eIas
SAT- steamers OF this company ia m
surpassed. The steamers are co NJ as1
a.iseiy new, having been built IN 1aa1
a.t are lifted up in the moat l,,vIIri
~; manner, with electric lights oaIr
T Ta' :. ana steam heat in each room
i,a ne tables are supplied with every o.
l,Sa ~ or the season from the markato
VI Washington and Norfolk.
1or further information ann1v r.
y. J. CALLAHAN. Agent
Norfolk. Va.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
Quotations From the
Leading Business Centare

NV Nm, YORK MONEY MARKET
~, Nv DIX. June 23.-NlonaH
tile ra ane,. "a per cent; prime mercann
shange p e:tsi sg. w per cent: sterling es
uahAers bills at 4.S5 3-S611's tn IN
dam, H.ano ana at +,S3 7-s14s4 for ~, a,r ns,
os,SG posted rates. 1851 = ANA !, sa HtS
ert,ic, tommereial bills. 4s3: a 1I 1
IS IS. Ms, % 3-4@59 IL: bar silver
n1ent bonds, strong 10 -: govern
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pnWA WENT
NTY
The Fall Of a Maryla

The Fail Of a Maryla
Old Poinunteer a,
A Maryland voluntee.
his friends refuse to rese nam.
an accident. last TuesdaHet with
at the time it occurred. which
caused e number Of peopl since,
in hearty laugh. The ldulas
sergeant and. besides mann is
tues. is noted for his strong viz.
ward totol abstinence princil to.
Tuesday evening, shortly q /:
set, in company with several N {
ions. he boarded a car Tor Oh
The train was made up Of q mo | 5
one trailer. One of his friends /
pied a seat In the motor and inl /
ately after passing the Novelty Sc
informed the conductor that he de,
to alight at the platform built oil
edge OF the trustle. over which the
passes. near the rear Of Col
Marye's residence. This platforl
but the length of an ordinary car
hence, on the evening in question. v
the mortorman was rung down
stopped his train with only the m
alongside Of it. The sergeant's fr
stepped off and waited for him to '
atQnS the fOotDOard OF the tralle
the landing. But the man did not
Of the kind. Instead he was set
moment later tanning the cool. {
air with his hands. Then his b
clad in an army overcoat, plunged
ward; there was a splash, a swish,
lowed by 4 fluent outburst OF cal
CALCULATIONS and the amusing spec
Of the unhappy sergeant trying to
up the piles to the solid platform |
which his cemrade stood. Strans
say, however. he did not blame
conductor. but turning to his fr
held him responsible for the mish,
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. CHICAGO GRAIN ,,Apr,,,r

.a TiilSAGo. June 23-Crop scares 90
var wheat today after a weak n, go
sep,en onay left d Off IA cent higher land and
ed IL cant sdined Il cent. Corn clos
ms IN seiI.ng by packers pork lost ~
,rn.s. lard cents and ribs cents
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-06-24

t na a ne distinctly heard that av 9.
ne new away for the tenth part ~ %
second and then reliehted on t tI. , Oh a
. nea' mans nose. exclaim: .Oh ro,
s'Sy old thingi Just watch ma 80
another fall out OF your" NC take
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-06-24
SHIRT WAISTS

me colored China Silk Waists
S39S Will s'5o, our pric,
= EA'ra fine colored Satin Waist ,.,
1900. for $423. "'is'' wortf
~; en- elegant black China silk yais.
~ M' 81 white Numbered collars saa,.
1hangable Silk Waists, MI co,,.,
10y s.ylish, always sell for 81 sn 81,
New line Of white Pioue yv.,s+.
,solnething unusually nice. WORTH =, ~
for $125 asst worth SITS.
h ES'rl fine white Pique Waists utth
for Sl.4S worth $2.O0
ny, wh n, Lawn Waists, newest STYLES
'l' rni ana night worth $780, for CSC.
n,or.el Lawn Waists in many dif-
for 4Sc worth 7bc,
rlne Bingham Waists IN nlaids a,
olors. worth SIPS, for SOC GIL
ru uozen colored Laundered Waists
'esular soc grade, for this week az
Capital Dry
foods House
2oIo Washington avenue.
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BLACK SKIRTS

worth ;. o nnae X, brocaded Mohair Skirts
s,i; i.nusome black brocaded c,t,.,
HN.rt' worth $500. for s4 oa''h
WI ~. eseEant plain black Satin Shirt
"qrth $1,000. at u special price 80 'S se e.
- i''ask Erilliantne Skirt, a No ! o sv.'a
- Always sell for $3.50, our nrica e. o.
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Notice.

~ AT meeting of the directors Of the
Newport News, Hampton and Old
Point Railway Company, held on
Thursday, the 10th day OF May, 1898,
the following resolution was adopted:
Resolved, That general meeting
Of the stockholders OF this company
be held at the Office of the company
in the town Of Hampton, Va, at IL
o'clock on Tuesday,Ihe 2sth day of
June, 1898, andS that this notice be
published for thirty days in the
Hampton Monitor. n newspaper pub
lished ia the town Of Hampton, and
the Newport News Press, newspa
per published in the city of Newport
News. HENRY L. SCHMELZ,
May 81, 1896. Secretary.
my22-3Ot
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EI'S.

fnishnd D L skirts, correctly cut and
SIS. for ySc. 'N'r's' worth
,.h cue and white and black and ,.b,,o
i ,5r Duck Skirts. worth 500 Sn foe
ion w h,1e r'que Skirts, neat and fash
t,ra.t s, worth $500, for sI4s.
Sl.oO, for 49c. s'oos' worth
our price. ySc. N..', "orth $l.25.
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NEW YORK STOCK ,1Apr,,.r

J., it ~ ! ORR. June .3-C;nod we,thar
~ .he West: the landing of con.i id"s'
a sn,s part of the American army ,u,.Si 'aa-
,s :, and frmness in London ,n .1a.
he.. The persistent drives BY the h n'ar-
tur r,.', ~ special th stocks which was a ra
, ,aoklns today. The ~rangers recc, vas
n .nu,e attention than for a long tir e.'
, luz conspicuous advances were re .a.l.e
'e req IN Burlington and Rock 1s, tx,d-
d,,l Nv d, i,,arket at intervals during ~
nay MY alsrlawed stagnation but nr,c ers
nnswertheless forged constantly upw vrarSs
IN r .I.,unS Tor arbttrage account wern
~ furry large volume and inc,m,,,,',
vortes. hdt'onaI Ia
me offerings from this source how
i in.,s... were well absorbed and the stnaM-
elss III me local speculation indunnd
none purchases for foreign accnu,nt
MANY in st. Paul. A develonmnnt
o mm,In mas been regarded with consi1N
'rapIe qualification by substantial ~,
i, IS, ;5, has been the growing expansion
VIBRATIONS which In a measure rat,.nt.,
ne general healthful tone of finances I
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,itt1. ."e Xoinen out of ten.if they hav. ;,
hat =, tha;. mons, money. will PIT it in !, new
S. eIl.t1 INTO u savings hank
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-06-24

na Inn You have tried to get Il cross
uttar,, - s.eep you cannot realize how
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FARES:

= ifst.class. straight. including meals
l.tss. round trip. including
stoa meals and berth ......... si3 90
Staalg, without subsistence. 4.5O
f;1' alher Luray arrives from smith
iield and leaves for Norfolk ia iIu. ~ :
Iept sunday at $3.50 A. M. Returnine
leaves Norfolk from Bay Line wharS
every day except Sunday at 400 p RI i
M. b. CRoWELL, Agent. -
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liz NORFOLK s. WASTING
T, LIN STEAMBOAT COMPANY.
Steamers Newport News Washin arace
' anu Norfolk will leave daily as fol- s
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$50 MEN DROWNED

CIV (6y Telegraph.>
nation b aalEEsBCRG. June 23.-Inror-
T p that during a recent rvpbo 10 en ne
hn o,t Arthur u Chinese tornsa =.
ana 1ae .loyer was driven ashore thsrs
'', 10, l'9 men We're drowned ''eis
fsisso; i, th wassh;p Sissoi yelilv
during the same storm 'o damaged
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M ERCHANTS & MINERS TRANs-
~ FORMATION co.'s STEa MSIMD

M EERCHANTs & MINERS TRANs-
~ poRTATION CO.'S STEAMSH1p
a nlHE = EOR BOSTON, PROVIDENCH
Leave Newport News. via Norfolk po.
boston BOSTON every Monday Wednesday and
=, iloay' sailing from Norfolk at SAG =
Ma NJ: Leaves . for Providence Tuesdays.
'aays ana sundays at $3.50 P. M.
M Leave Newport News. for Baltimore
Mondays. Fridays, Saturdays and SIN
i uays at r. NJ, connecting for Wash.
1nsto1. Philadelphia and New Ynrl. :.
rare rare to Baltimore. one way, So: rounS
c cl,n; %. including stateroom berth. Ac-
equaiied. Freight and nasaansar,
'a Zen .or all points north and soIth.5
for further information apply 70
q: c. SAUNDERS. Agent.
Ut, Newport News. Va.
W. z. TURNER, G. r. A.
J. c. WHITNEY. T. M.
General office. Baltimore, Md.
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II HE STEAMER S. A. McAI.T:
VIII leave Newport News with
nurg every Monday, WednesGayNand?
FRIDAY about tbs a. NJ. and will leave
newport News for Norfolk every T1ies.
Jay u thursday and Saturday about 5: 80
!, VIM leave Norfolk every Monday
Wednesday and Friday at 600 A. NJ
sharp. : J. W. PHILLIPS Ms
;so."".I.f q - 9 Owner.
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Cash quotations were as en-
:, louf weak; Noe yellow corn, 2 ~
wb bpai's o~ileAt, -; No. 3 sprino
40. : corn, 324; No. ) oat. ~. ~,
no 40. white, 81; No. 3 white aG D
s @6.s, NO; rye, An; No , barley
-; No. flax seed. 1o5. n ai
timothy seed, EOS; mess port ', ,.a.:
: G7Ials gs;aao@9.55; lard per 100 pounds
: .oos, ass -. short ribs sides loose.
h ors.e' ia dry salted 81. uluers'
b oA ti@o; short clear sides
f; 500, o.lo@G.'O; wlliskey dis.,,iers
'''iea goods, per gallon, -:
EtAtlLT 10 PRODUCE MARKET
ana sta. ,niokli June 23.-Fiour-Duu
o neat-Very duh; SPOT ana
"a bid; July. 7s@l-4; Aupust u ihohth;
asked; southern wheat Nv sa' f1-s
Gorn-steady: spot and month o.,
e;a July. 30 1-4Q3s: August, 351-s
10 u.nsIh white corn, 80 I-20a6I-a
DDa ne ,,' No. white. 3a01-s.
e!hye-tirmer: No. nearby ~. NJ
rfsslern. 40 ~ - No.
ie frain Freights-very quiet; snsn
may dnq d,, slea :. ay IS LIVERPOOL per bushei
1av$s asked July. auet-
" six strong; unchanged
lh. +heSs --Firm: unchanged.
80 Se-Steady; unchanged.
tel .25@1.5O per basket.
ey-Unchanged l.,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-06-24

DOMINION STEAMSHTP %
Nav DAiLY SERVICE BETWEEG
Dc w YORK AND VIRGI mn
Jameste e,egant passenger steamships
ana 90, Guyandotte. Princess Ans
.,'iu old Dominion leave New Van's
gay gay ~ except Sunday at An
s souehing at Fortress Monroe nm ~
south 1i bound trip. oe oi ene
The ships of this line ,a,va ~,
Tor Ior New York direct every sav N a1aaas
Sunday at $50 P. M. eay except
voyage. AA'4soratlns
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-06-24

| No eNcspt d; sunday. Other time dailv :
r.a,,is,,i,, old Point to CIncinnati sna
to ou 1RInh daily Parlar car old pa ana
Richm nn9n a. and Pullman sleeping o car
ana St. Louis D1 Cincinnati ln;l Louisvilia
I nir, Vest Of Gordonsvllle. Conna o,nAne
ton "1 VIZ for Lynchburg and LexIng.
s,e Mo : FOR for, Cincinnati daily. Pullman
and Gerd Isu Point to Hinton, W. Va.
louisville. Meals served on din,, ana
west OF Gordonsville. % lining car
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-06-24

da steamer Louise leaves Portsmouth
, LILY at 7:4o A. NJ. and 500 P. NJ :
Is Norfolk at 500 A. M. and 2 On
:: M. for Newport News. <.u ''oo
t,a, OF tickets, rates and other informa.
aean+ appiy to %. W. Robinson. ticket
Potts lse"port News. Va, or John D.
agent. Richmond. Va. passenger