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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-16
Gencrnl Quotations.


F'lour-ReceIpts 21.1-i barrels: exports.
6.2.H barrels market. duh and easier, with
wheat
Wheat Receipts. 1880 bushels: exports.
IS 22 bushels. Spot quiet No. ? red, .sAsc
Z. o b. Options steady. and advanced a
iitsie on stormy weather in the Northwest.
turning weak AZ midday under more nb-
eral rsteip-s easy "a bles and disappointing
export demand: market was subjected 80
local liquidation and closed s.ulc net low
er, No. red September closed se.sc.
Woui~Quiei.
HCTS-tsuiet
tefYee--Optious steady unchanged 10 5
points lower Sales. II 900 bags including
Sep,ember. 5,lsc Spot Rio steady: No
invoice 6ac, Ne. iobbing sac, mid,
quiet, Cordova. sG15c.
SuCar-Raw strong: fair refining, go
centrifugal - test. 4iAc: refined firm.
Metals.
Pig fron-Warrants s5,753s1.
Copper-Iake. sIi1o45i1
TIn-sIs Sss.ls q
Spelter-Si 5sf4t -
Lead-s4 0lgf4 u The firm that fixes the
selling price fer Miners and smelters
quotes lead az S. ~ AZ the lose
The Visible supply.
The statement Of the visible supply II
grain in store ard 2foat Saturday. August
IL a. compiled by the New York Produce
zN,a.ss e. a. IA
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WASHINGTON. Aug. i5-Today's state
men ~ the condition % me treasury shows:
Available cash balance ..........s 37l 300 PSI
God reserve ..:...:........ 49, $50 sss
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FIour-Steady.
wheat-No. spring. seslszi1c: No. 2 red.
siixc.
Corn-No. 2 SIC
Oats--No. .. 2ei. 2a1@e: No. white. aei,
f2sc. No. white 2s<I27S
Rye-No. z 45c.
BarIey--No q 35G}95c.
F7axseed-No. /. sai,c.
Timothy seed-PrTme ss5a
Mess pork-Per barrel. sses6fa. "a.
I.ard-Per 100 pounds. Sssi=ff5.l
Sides-Short ribs Coosel. 81 ls9l5.+a.
Shoulders-D=y saited Cooked. 4ssa47sc.
Sides-Short clear fboxed), s5.S5fp5. e.
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+ IA the aiss price The governments yer
Otherwise unchanged.
Mou@y and Exrhaugp.

AoEfy on can. Itszf- per cent, All Ioan,
II per cent. prime mercantile paper. si.1
! Per cent. sterling exchange. steady.
with actual business En bankers Bills az
NSi1u4Ss. sor demand and at s4-ss<s
As3A for sixty days. posted rates A%A1Q
~ and ~ x14. commercial bills. 4.sss1
aga; silver certificates. ssh GSsssc; bar
Elv1g. Sssxc: Mexican dollars. sc: govern
nsnt bonds. steady; state bonds, dull:
railroad bonds firm
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Aeass. Provision. and Fish.

Fresh meats uo5bing9 beef sh6iec
pc 10. steer beef 6i.si7c per III: mutton
sssaers, & per ID. pork. Tize per IN: veal,
ssfs sess; veal small, Sc per 10.
Provisions tjobhinge Hams. large. l0isc .
sfm small lie breakfast bacon. lie. dry
sfsa sides. NC.
Lara ttahhlns Home made. ner ID. ~ !;
AAite Star Sc: Coin Special s,sc, lard
aneouE5 tisrces Giso: Rex sc
Fresh Fish uohblngl-Halihut. 81 Gfc:
aknea. 4isa5c, ssimen trout, loAil2c
fasaders a3@c. soles. Is: rock cod. ~ ,
ress isasai5c. ehrimps toe smclt 5liic :
as cod, a.; oysters. Olympia. s.. -
~ sack si.so per gallon, CLANS. 81 70
s<F sack. Dungeness crabs. live. 81; cooked
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kst,sr-Ranch il1lsc, fancy. dairy. III
sfsares, iul5c; Washington creamaries,
70 prints. sea2sc
tnstss uobhlng1-Native Washington
lsSize, Eastern. ii0l2c; California. i2gf
-
Afs stoebIngl- Strictly fresh ranch, COO
ae. Eastern. i@lli1e Oregon l6iac
Tomb honey-lo4lic: Nevada. i2c; strain
honey susixc
Feuitry-Dressed chickens l5c. spring
sErkens. Es9a3.6e per dog; live chickens.
ssAzsltt
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egetubles.

Eesa,aes uobhsDxl. new. Gtaiglc per ZOE
y s1eet potatoes. &c per n: silver ~t'n
Naars. n.iSel-a5. psetS. 81 per sack. car
~ 30 per sack turnips nc sack. cah-
~. I~'S per leo. caullhower, - per
~: green eo.n felgEisc per doz
A peppers. sssgl.75 per crate; tc-
na.ss. Tscpsi per box h0;hoUse toma-
"a Efi.S per box: cucumhers, ls4esc
des egg plant. sqiSc per II: rhu
xfa lsllsc pr 10. strlns beans lisG2c
ssaons. lec per des lunches Lettuce lo5f
per DEC. rsiishss. lo> per aox
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oSSsss trade win ;ae c'nnsssson nse -
= ~. &c., peaches from Oregon.
= assrs f.crn North Yakima and
-. ~ frou, Honolulu arrived sariag
.nd exseG op tle market eonsid-
s..srs me recent fruit shortage
l.rrs nj fer poultry continues COOL
sssssr ard egg market shows O firm
= saxanceG a little Ia price yes
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MARINE OBSERVATIONS.

Sp~cias Dispatches 70 Posi- In ssii gsnser
Gk.AH BAY. Aug. L. n0on.-Bzrosneter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-27
Jokes should BE SO Labelled,

General Edgar Allan. OF this city. has
been more or less annoyed Dy an aFA-
cle which appeared in the Post OF WASH
ington quoting remarks Jestingly made
by him. s-,,-..,.- ,e,,o-
10 that paper. ,.,- A.
II nave Just been impressed with the
inheritance that mes whose op'nlohs
upon public questions are soush- al,er
and likely TO be given 10 the puOlc
tbrouoh the press, should deal only IN
serious and candid manner ii they "oulu
evoid misapprehension and mischief.
Tast week 1 was guilty OF little good
humored bandnage with some OF my
Richmond acauaintances, and among
other things ironically suggested that II
tho army about 20 be raised were re-
rrt,lted from the South alone Il would
minimize the expenses OF the war be-
ratqs was claimed that zone Southern
or could lick five Yankees and hence
our army need only be one-hfth the
Size that would be required II II were
recruited from the North.
Nv ingenious mathematics ,as well as
the hufnor intended, seem to have been
taken seriously by some people who read
IN reference TO the conversation In your
edition OF last Sunday l regret this.
I regret the publication of what | never
dreamed would reach the press. and de-
sire now 10 say. that in my judgment.
n no other good comes out OF the pend
ING war. IL will at least go far toward
obllterating the last traces OF sectional
feeling and cement q bond OF union be-
tween erstwhlle foes that will be q
warning TO the world I'm all the years 20
EDGAR ALLAN.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-27
GEN. LEE WILL MEET HIM.
He VIII Accommodate the Spaniard on
the Field OF Battle.
bn


The following explains itself:
Richmond. Va. April &c. ls9s
Lieutenant Ramon De Carrana, Toronto,
Canada:
Sir,-I attend 10 General Lees minor
Correspondence without submitting II 10
him (as his time Is much taken up with
important matters) and therefore | re-
ply 10 your proposal to fight a duel with
him.
lilo would not accept for many good
reasons. One is. that Il is against the
laws OF the country and OF Canada, but
he will most probably give you an OPP
portunity OF meeting him at an early day
on a hostile field. as he expects TO be In
Cuba in snort time 90 meet any or all
OF the officers OF the Spanish army who
may desire II. l presume MS will be
most agreeable occasion for you, as you
will not only fave the satisfaction OF
fighting for your country. but will avoid
arrest by the civil authorities. which
would be certain 10 occur II you at
tempted to fight In this country or Cam
ada. But meantime you may greatly IN
crease your fame by challenging az many
well known Amo ricans as you wish. You
will be quite safe I'm doing so. because
none OF them will accept. but all whose
duties will permit will be pleased TO meet
you on the battlehelds OF Cuba.
/ think you may accept the above as
Captain Sigsbee's reply, except that he
will prefer 10 meet you az sea: or. II you
will trust yourself to any OF the FORTH
CATIONS In Cuba you may have the
pleasure OF an exchange OF shots with
him. JOHN RES
Private Secretary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-27
Transfers OF Real Estate.

Richmond-W. w. Atkinson's trustee
20 T.. Vi. Atkinson. rs feet on west side Of
Randolph street. ITS feet south Of Wind
or street $50.
Noah Brown and wife 10 Leila Ann
Brown, 20 feet on north side Leigh street
40 feet west of oak street. subject TO TWO
deeds Of trust. So.
j. T. Browns trustee to r.. j. Bass
81 l-2 feet on north side Of Duval street.
l5l is feet east Of 81. James and s. feet
on alley in rear thereof. is feet from
above property, subject to lien Of $50 and
taxes. $3.50.
Julia X. Herndon to George 7. Her
ring. 20 2-3 feet on north side OF Cary
street. % 2-3 feet east Of Fourth street
SlSjo.
a. r. Lawrence 20 Julia NJ. Lawrence.
% 10 feet on west side of Belvidere street,
96 1-2 feet south OF Albemarle. 8.
George Pratt 10 Jane Brown. p feet on
west side of Federal street between Rich
ard and Christian 800
Henrico-W y. Stewart 20 William F..
Hufuer mule. horse. two cows surry.
buggy and 90 hOt-house sash on farm
known az surincdale 500.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-27

Mr. Richard Gawthney of this city
travelling salesman for the wholesale
drug firm OF Johnson d Johnson, Of New
brunswick. ". j.. notified his employers
recentlv that Doe desired 90 join the vol
unteers Of Virginia m the war with
Spain. ue very promptly received a re.
ply. saying that the firm would not only
restore him 20 Ibis present position at the
end of hostnitics. but would continue his
salary during his absence. The writer
stated that Mr. GawthncE although from
th. South. was one OF the very FIRST or
the firms many statesmen 90 oner 10 sur
render their positions in order 10 defend
the country's honor and That the IIlh
was much sraulied at This unmisiakanie
evidence of Southern patriotism.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-27
4 spnIyG MEDICINE

that causes the food 10 perfectly digest.
easily assimllate and pleasantly agree
with the stomach.
II makes the blood rich and red. and
oiiickens It's How through the system.
AND r. ls thus. by causing these vital
organs TO perform perfectly their func-
lions this great medicine gives strength
TO the body and health and vigor to the
weak 1t cures that tired feeling"
fatigued sensation" and makes one
feel that life IS worth living" and mar
riag % is no failure. We refer 10 that Won
derf,il Spring Tonic Alternative DR..
Davld's Iodo-Fcrratei sarsapafilla. Price.
81 a bottle: six bottles FOR r. eve-vwherc.
OWENS & MINOR DRUG CO..
Richmond. Va
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-27

sailed 20 the St. Johns river. Florida.
lie found there a colony OF hali-stard
Hugucnots awaiting the rturn from
France OF Ribaut their commander.
Hawkins left them one Of his ships. \
little later Ribaut returned with REIN
forcemcnts and the colony settled. Short
~ afterwards the Spaniard Menendcz al
tackled the colony and murdered the
whole colony Of 7o0 men. women and
children. except half n dozen who reach
cd the coast and ere picked up by ves-
sci and taken TO England.
In his recently published work. "Old
Virginia and Her NeiRhbors" John Fiske
says that the Huguenots added 20 Nir-
ginla many cs,imable citizens whom
France could an afford 20 lose
There is no charge for this lecture. and
the public is cordially invited TO attend.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-27

The following judgments were rendered
iu the Law and Equity Court yesterday:
Eliza A. Francis against A. G.. Calder
for $3SiJ.
John r. Anderson e Son against Thos.
n. Render for Si2.
Tho case set for trial yesterday was
POSTPONED on account of the sickness Of
an important witness.
The court will hear no more jury cases
after next Saturday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-27

\ marriuee iccnse was issucI by The
clerk of the Henrico County Court yes
terday TO Mr.. Harmon A. Kelley and Mrs.
Marcy g. Anderson.
They were married Yesterday evening by
the Rev. Joel II. Tucker pastor Of the
East-Eud Baptist church.
Tho groom is "a weli-known young man,
whose home is i'm Caroline county.
lie is employed at the Richmond Lo-
connective and Machine Works.
The bride is popular young widow,
and has many friends.
The Hcnrico County Court adjourned
for the term YESTERDAY
A liquor license was granted 20 James
r. Lewis. No 1929 west Cary street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-27

halt TO the trap. to catch our gudgeons.
n we are called on TO furnish troops
We oueht to furnish them. but not man
more than our quota.
NOW don't want it. Our boys are
chilyalrous generous, brave. They nave
fought all the wars Of the republic from
177j 10 this date. and | want some one
else TO have a chance.
II don't think it generous for Southern
men to grab all the glory and all the
dghting. stand back and give some one
else "a chance. The Seventh New YORK
and the sixth Massachusetts, ought 70
have the right Of the line, and let the
FIRST virginia and the FIN Maryland
be held as reserves Don't let US be
greedy"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-27
1,nncrnInr willie BrNant

The. funeral of little William Jennings
Rr,ant. whose death occurred on Satur-
lav evening last took place from the
residence of bis parents. 2y' south Pine
street at $3.50 o'clock Monday afternoon
Little Jennings as be was Familiarity
chilled by all the boys and girls ia the
nciehbornood. was loved 10y all who
knew him. as was attested by the large
NUMBER who attended the funeral The
caske. was literally covered with flowers
many OF the designs being very pretty.
The Rev. j. B. lIutson, OF Pine street
Baptist church performed the last sad
rites. and the following youths acted as
pan bearers.
Holman Carter. Jeff. williams, Forest
Iockett and john Hardin.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-27
TWO QUIET WEDDINGS,
Mr. Lcfcw and Miss POwcll.-Mr
Fucker and Miss Williams.


At 11Ij o'clock yesterday morning Miss
Bessie Powell and Mr.. William Writ
Iefew were married at the residence OF
the brides parents, No. Il east Marshall
street.
The parlors had been prettily decorated
for the occasion. and. with tho entrance
of the bridal procession, a lovely tabieau
was presented.
Or. VIM. T.. Hatcher omciated and
Messrs Fred Lcfcw and Hugh Powell
acted as ushcrs.
The bride was handsomely goWDod I'm
q travelling dress of blue poplln and car
rled a bouquet Of lilies of the valley and
violets. She is the daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Taylor II. Powell. and the groom
is prominent in business circles I'm this
city.
Mr. and Mrs. Lefow left on the y
o'clock train for a northern tour
owing 10 tho continued illness Of her
aunt Mrs. Mamie Wren Hiu Miss Klth-
arine kennon Williams. granddaughter
OF the late Major John h. Wren. and Mr.
ALBION NJ. Rucker We're quietly married
at home Saturday morning at 1880 o'clock
by Rev j. j. GrvHu. only the im-
mediate family were present 90 witness
the ceremony.
Mrs Rucker will remain in this city
until her aunts recovery. and then 90 10
Danville To- make her future home.
Welded in Cumberland.
4 beautiful marriage took place 40 Ash
By Cumberland county. yesterday.
Promptly NO half past lD O'Clock Mr. j.
Montague Wade and Miss Estelle Stonnel
marched into the parlDr of the bride s.
parents and were met by the Rev Mr.
Richardson. who performed the marriage
ceremony The home never before seemed
so bright ANA beautiful. The bride herself
made a. most charming appearance. The
bride is one of the most attractive young
ladies about Ashby. She though Young.
has been useful iu the cause of her Mas
ter A. leader in her Sunday school
she viii be- greatly missed. and esnoclaUv
as source OF comfort and happiuoss DO
the OLD and afflicted of her vicinity. II
is regret Oh all who know her TO have
90 livc her up.
The bridegroom is n Young man OF rare
attachments and bears the name of q true
gentleman.
Mr. and Mrs WADE have not as vet de-
cided as tO whore they will settle down.
They took The afternoon train for triD
and viii De gone perhaps for several
weeks.
To he Welded.
A marriage license has been issued Il,
Joseph j.. Rcarian and Emma y. Woods
the marriage 20 take place to-day Mr.
feardan is a. locomotive fireman.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-27
A PATRIOTIC MOVE.
Positions Held for Volunteers and
Their Lives Insured.

All clerks in the store and employees in
the printing. bOok-biuding and electro
tipping departments of the Everett Wad-
dey Company have been notified that IN
the event Of their being ordered away
from this city during the present war
with Spain. either as members of the
Virginia Volunteers or as volunteers IN
the army or navy of the United States
choir situations will Doe held for them
during their absence and a policy OF In
eurance carried on their lives by the com
pany while I'm active service.
The Everett Waddey Company en-
plovs a large number Of men. and this
movement is especially commendable at
this time.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-27
TO TAKE NO CHANCES.
Owners Of SchoOncrs Have Decided TO
Tie Up Their Graft

Owners and lesscs OF sclo0ners plying
between this port and other cities have
tied mp their craft temporarily
This action was brought about by the
iact that tine entrance 90 the bay and
Hampton Roads have been mined and
vessels have been warned not 20 cross
the line after dark. and under those cir
cumsiances and in view OF the unsettled
nature OF things the shipmon have decid-
co 10 take no chances for a while, at
least.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-27
MASSACRE BY SPANlARDS.
Prof Dabney VIII Tell How Huguc-
nOts Wcre Mnrdcrcd in TIorida.

Professor Richard Heath Dabney Will
lecture under che auspices OF the Assoc.a-
ton Tor the Preservation OF Virginia An.
fiquiucs on the "Hugrenot Element .n
Nlrig.uias Population next Saturday.
April 3Qth at NI5 l.. a., n the Cham
Der OF Commerce.
Professor Dabnov occupies the chair
OF History and Political Economy az the
University OF Virginia lie has devoted
much time 10 historical research, the rec
cult OF which IS his able work Tho
Causes OF the French Revolution
The subject of the lecture will engage
the attention Of many Virginians as
number Of persons OF HuguenOt descent
nave become prominent in our annals
Professor Dabney's name Is the angil-
clzcd D'Aubignc.
one historical incident connected With
che prosecuted Huguenots Is OF peculiar
interest at the present moment. Ia 1866
the English navigator, John Hawkins.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-27
CITY Circuit Court.

A suit was instituted in the city Cirsuit
Coure Yesterday by Mo0re's admins
tratrlx against the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway Company for $1,000 damages.
This suit is brought for Injuries received
by lanes ~. Moore. the husband OF the
plaintiff. on January l2th. which caused
his death.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-27
"Wednesday Club to Elect Officers.

There was no meeting OF the Wednes-
day Club last evening, but next Tuesday
evening. May 80 the annual meeting OF
the club Will be held when officers VIII
10 elected for the ensuing year.
The treasurer OF the May Festival Will
present his report on that occasion ana
an members OF the club are urgently re-
Quested TO be present.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-27
Where is He?

James Williams. "a little dark-haircd,
black-cyed boy. light brown complexion.
left home ON Wednesday April 18th, and
has not been heard from since.
lie was dressed lon a blue knee pants suit
and blue corduroy hat. His parent. Rob-
err Williams. No. 1926 p street, offers a
very liberal reward for information con-
corning his whereabouts
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-27
Another Chargc.

Willie Wood. the young negro who was
sent on to the grand jury for stealing
eilverware from the residence OF Mr. ). q.
Tinsley. has another charge against him
that Of entering the residence OF Gen.
charles ]. Anderson and carrying away
, sotehei filled with clothing.
The charge will be heard this morn
ing
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-27
THE OLD INDIAN HERB MEDICINE NAN.
4 The greatest Healer of the Sick on Earth.
&c North Rutsv 81. Baltimore, Md.
DO YOU LOVE HEALTH

The Old Indian Herb Medicine Man, J. p Kerr. 6i5
". Eutav Street. Baltimore, Maryland tho greatest
healer Of the sick and afflicted In the world cure the
following disc ases no charge. Moore need iear.
Heart disease, Consumption Blood Kidney. Bladder,
Structure. Rectal Vertigo, Throat, Lung, Dyspepsia,
Indigestion, Constipation, Kheunatism IN any form,
Pains and Aches Of any Kind, Cstan Of the stonach,
kidney Bladder or Stomach complaints any Find,
Cold Sore Throat Bronchial troubles, Nofos, SKIN d.
esses all Itching sensations, all Female cQmpainir.
LaGrippe or Pnsumonia Ulcers, Ctlbuucles, boilsi
Demonstrations or snnkan paris, iimplos on lace and
body Diabetes OF the kidneys or Brgh; disease OF the
kidneyl
cure any disease no matter Of what nature. have
cured thousands and restored them % tho best ~ HEALTH
where the most scienccd medical skill failed 10 even
Necessary. 1bs State fosrd ~ Health Of Kentucky
charged With th s,errible crime OF looking az mans
tongue. which they claimed ~ be medical etsmi-
nation. without diploma, and hAa 90 leave tho state
or pay heavy Ans
thousand on tn- most ipfusnfa people 20 back me in
ms assertions every Wsy VILE yoq In ever letter
fnll particulars a how the Meeical fraternity has
tes,ed me clring all diseases Win er teas That
bAfe all medical science or human ssiii hayo been
in over 800 cases Of confinement am no phyi clan nor
do | pretend 10 ~. Ny teachings and Earnings arc
from lndians aud coorad SAVAGE Ahletters promptly
answered when tTOcent stamp - enclosed Tel mo
your nearest sIprese ohice Tor shipment send you
testn onis u from al parte Of the Wofia., a.,
JAMES r. KERR, Cl6 ~ kuta" Dr. Baitimore' Md
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-27
Einhtins the Tobrcco Tax.

Three OF Winston's tobacco manufactur-
ors left for Washington this evening to
meet committees from RichmonG Dan
Vile and MartinsviIe. u Is their inten-
ton to again petition Congress relative
To the increase OK tax on tobacco.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-27

The case OF oscar Ellis. Of Oilville.
Goochland county. charged with violat-
ing the internal revenue laws came up
before United states Commissioner Fleg-
enheimer yesterday.
on account Of the absence OF certain
witnesses Il was continued 10 May 18th.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-27
LICENSE TAXES,
Must be Paid at the Collectors Onice
This week.

CAPTAIN Frank w. Cunningham. the
CITY collector states that the people of
Richmond are very slow i'm paying their
license taos.
The time under The law when payments
are TO be made enires ON April 3oth. and
under law passed by the Legislature
during the last session, persons doing
business after May 1st without having
renewed their license tax, will be ina
from on 20 twnty dollars for ach day
until the license is paid. These fines are
mot to be- imposed iu the police court
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-27

city for the past few days on a business
trip, has left for his home IN Glover Hill
district. Chesterfield county
Mr. Joseph A. Crooks. OF Selma, y c.,
is I'm the city visiting his family
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-27
CUMBERLAND DELEGATES.
Hon. II. ID. Flood Endorsed f"r tho
Nomination.

FARMvILLE. VA. April S.-special.--
The Democrats OF Cumberland county
elected delegates to-day to the congress
slonal convention OF the Tenth district
and passed strong resolutions endorsing
state Senator II. ID. Flood for the nonii-
nation. The following delegates were
elected: A. b. Armstrong delegate at
large; Colonel B. w. L. Blanton. b. b.
Hughes. william NJ. Smith. c. j. Reich.
C. II. saunderson and +. b. Reynolds
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