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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-12
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

Richmond, Va. April II. 1899.
Sales Of new dark loose tobacco on tho
Richmond (Ya) breaks to-day: shockOe
Warehouse sold S,$52 boundbsnalsa soi,,
IL 40 pounds-highest price Sl92J. To-
tai. IA 4S5 pounds-highest price, Sla25.
Breaks of new dark loose topdcco5 AZ
each and all OF the warehouses iol. 70
morrow, Tuesday April j.. lSD smell
burne will offer Il GOOD Dfeak OF sum
py,,ate sales reported 20 the secretary
of the Richmond Tobacco trade TO-DAY
Wrappers. 2 hOgsheads; iiilers ii hOSs-
heads: cutters. Z hogsheads l3al '9ArRl'
IL hocsheads: Tugs dark, 10 hoSsheads.
Total fS hogsheads .. =. L.,
The tobacco inspector reports lo-9as
81 hopsheads and 1 tierce; western, 20
-. nSe sas''O Reinspeciions- bright II
bogsbeads: dark = hogshe. Is.
Sonewal. Shoekoe' Ellison s.. Ale-
bacco warehouses report to-day: Re-
ceipts. Al packages; deliveries 10 pack
ages. ,....,, ,...,.,,. III
,tons on tobacco for the city Of Rich
,nond Va. to-day: Cigars and cigarettes,
si.7ii26; plug tobacco, s5,o'2o5. Total.
SS.3si22.
Mr. William II. Cuccings. commission
merchant, western and Virginia leaf to-
hacco. No. Al Broad street, New York
city. is in Richmond, Va, to-day, and is
making the Office of our Messrs. +. X.
Victor & Co. his headquarters while here.
The Petersburg Va) Record Of Satur-
dav April \ 1880 says:
The market this week has been firm for
all desirable grades. We note the sale OF
several large lots of black wrappers at
railroad receipts, 172 hogsheads.
Report OF the i've warehouses OF Peters,
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urr for the quarter ending March 81.

Mr.. Alex. Harthill reports the Louis
VILE (l[yD tobacco market for the week
ending Saturday. April :, $50. as follows:
Very much lighter receipts but large
offerings of new hurley. very good de-
mand. and rather higher market for all
grades. common and medium dark to-
bacco In better demand. with too much
rain for the good Of the country. were
the leading features of the market this
week.
or new hurley, 31n hogsneads were
offered against 3S93 hogsheads last
week and l 49, hogsheads this week last
year Receipts this week We're 2Gt9 hogs
heads, against 3iS1 hossheads last week
and ! 49, hOgsheads mi week last year.
The fact that farmers are now awaiting
themselves of every opportunity TO at
tend to farm work. and make up for lost
time so far. will give less attention TO
hacking and shipping tobacco to market.
ca that we may reasonably look for
continuance Of lighter receipts for some
The $500 C'rop.-Weather conditions have
heon about the same as last week with
come little advance TN making piant-beds
I'm some of the upper hurley counties.
Tho Commissioner of Agriculture Tor
tho state Of Kentucky. from lO4 counties
ond 1,t rOrresuoudeuts. refers to the Sc
,,"re freezing OF the soil, and land being
eeturated with water. all vegetation has
hoen DELAYED fully a month. heavy rams
gomaeing high lands and ovcrfio wing bot
CONS Turning and sowing plant-beds
,ottnb DELAYED. with very few growers
,uith nIants above the ground yet.
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A NEGRO SUICIDE.
A Well Known charlottesville Waiter
Takes faudanum.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA, April IL
Special.-Wiliam Minor, a well-known
colored man. who for a numbers Of years
was the head waiter at Wright's Hotel,
and recently employed as chef Of the
Hotel Gleason. committed suicide last
night by taking an overdose OF laudanum.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
OF Miss Sallie Norris Booth. daughter Of
Mrs. Margaret Booth. Of this city, 10 Mr..
Arthur Parsons. Of Richmond. the cere-
mOny 10 take place April 18th, al the
Presbyterian church.
The recent several days OF spring
weather proves that the birds Of this
section were no. seriously damaged BY
the cold weather. as pheasants. par
tridges and the smaller birds are as num-
erous as in former years. and there IS no
end to the English sparrow, which Is
proving instead OF n pest" a great In
sect destroyer.
The Monticello Guard, recently reOr-
ganized. with the required number on the
roll. Colonel c. e. Wertenbaker Is now
taken steps 20 reorGanize the Third Nir-
gnla Regiment.
A large mass-meeting was held
at the Levy Opera House this eve
ming AZ o'clock in the interest ~ the
Young Mems Reading Room and Library
Addresses were made by L. A. Coulter
state secretary Y NJ .. A. Richmond;
Professors Barringer and Kent. Univer-
si,y OF Virginia; Or. II. T. Nelson ana
others os the city.
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WILL BRING THEM HOME
Norfolk and Portsmouth To Treat their
Volunteers Right.

NORFOLK, VA, April n.-Speciai-
The Portsmouth and Port Norfolk Elec-
trio railway having been, ii was reported,
sold 10 a syndicate. Senator Maynard and
Mr.. John L. Watson, of the reputed pur-
chasers when seen. would neither deny
or affirm the truth OF the report. Mr..
MAYNARD. however. said that the propos-
ed railroad 10 Suithneld Will probably
be In operation by September next
Batteries II and f. OF the Sixth artl-
lery, ordered to Manila, will start from
Fort Monroe at 10 o'clock tomorrow.
The project which contemplates the
bringing home by the people OF Norfolk
and Portsmouth of their soldiers upon a
special train from Savannah vii, IT ap-
pears. certainly be carried out A strong
interest IN IL IS manifested by represen-
tatiye men. and work has been begun
IN a manner which presages success.
Colonel William Lamb and Colonel
Harry Hodges. constituting a committee
of the Military Association. visited the
newspaper offices OF Norfolk to-day and
asked that they champion the movement.
ard all have agreed 20 do 50.
Subscriptions. II was explained. may be
sent 10 Mr. Edgar f. Dawes ar the Bust
ness Mems Association rooms. Mr.. Harry
Hermann, or any of the officers The
praise worthy object promises TO be ac-
complished and the money needed. some
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PEACE FOR THE WORLD,
Mr.. Choate Predicts a Good Anglo
American Understanding.

LONDON, April n.-Joseph II. Ch0ate.
the United states Ambassador. was the
principal guest at a dinner given this
evening at the Reform Club by Poultney
Bigeiow.
In responding 10 the toast 10 the
Queen. Lord Charles Beresford spoke OF
his cordial reception by the Americat
people and President Mckinley, which
ne believed was accorded him solely
on account of the good feeling now ex-
listing between the two countries;
feeling which will make for the peace OF
the world"
At the conclusion of his response, he
proposed the health OF President Mo
Kinley.
Mr.. Choate. responding, alluded to his
more than friendly reception here. and
said that while he did not believe the
two countries would march shoulder TO
shoulder az Sir Charles Beresford ha2
suggested. he was convinced there would
hereafter be good understanding be-
tween the two which would be a benefit
to bom and to the world in general.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-12
COTTON MARKETS

NEW YORK, April H-COTTON-rt
was a DAY OF small things IN the locai
CottQh market Bulls and bears alike
seemed 70 DC indifferent 10 news OF any
hlna' Whle investors withdrew from The
situation altogether leaving The ynarlat
IN an almost lfo.ess condition There w.. =
scarcely a semhance OF the usual activ,ty
WhlCh chaFactefi1ed the opening of the
market this morning. Liverpo@l renreo
seniatiVes were I'm possession OF a lew
buying orders. and on this demand to.
bcthtf WIN some covering by tired hears
price moved 3Q4 points bat later parfiaiIv
practically deserted during the rrester
part OF the day, room traders nndins, az
SolutelN nothing on which To- base neu,
CALCULATIONS, ana comm ssioner-bouse
brokers' pe.nf destitute OF orders. The
close was quiet. net unchanged TO / nnint
higher The English cables. public and
private. noted a like state Of affairs r.,
Liverpool speculative circles. -
CoIYIpN--Futures opened quiet. Apr,I
BIZ. May, 5.S1. June : y. Juiy a,an Az ~
gust, J.4 September. SO. October : %.
November. 5H3. December. sos. January
tVi February, 60f March. COZ. :.
t EntI HES, 'losea quiet; April, 5.7s; May.
September. 80. October 5g2: November
oJz' december, $50, January $50: Feb
ruary, COZ. March. Cos
spot cotton closed quiet and unchanged;
sales 3iG bales.
COFToN-Quiet; middling. .3-16: net
receipts, $50 bales: gross, 1896 bales:
saucS' 80 bales: stock. 157.172 bales; eN-
port 70 Great Britain. 3.76J bales.
iotai to-day-Nct receipts. 93sf bales;
cAp9fis 10 Great Britain. 4,s2D bales
stock. ~ 100 bales
tonsolidaied receipts, 81 go bales;
exports to Great Britain. 1854 bales. 20
the Continent, 14.1l2 bales
fetal since September lst-Net receip's'
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. April 1f-FLOUR-Inac-
tive but fairly steady.
RYE FLOrR-Dun
coKNMtAf-Quiet.
BARLEY-Nomina
HARLEY MAIJ-Dpin.
WHEAT~-SpOt easy. No. rcd. S2isc.
options opened weak on weather news
ana snort selling. Later bears were
forced TO cover, owing to export rumors
ana a fresh outbreak Of bull crop news
90 that prices regained all their first loss
but second break occurred in the last
Few moments under bear raid and the
close WAS weak at a partial &c. net de-
cline; May closed AZ 7Glkc.. July closed
at 15Asc; September closed at 1910
,CORN-Sp,ot easy; No =, 42H443c. Op--
tons opened easy with wheat but recov-
cred a reduction Of short interest and
light offerings only to break finally
through unloading: closed weak "a I'M
Ginaingsd PRICES; o, May closed at 39&c.;
,oATS-,spot dull and unchanged. Op-
BEEF-Quiet but steady.
CUT MI1ATS-Steady
LARD Weak: western steamed. $50:
April, s5.i5 nominal Refined dun
PORK-Quiet.
BUTTER-Stcady: western creamery.
IGQ21c.; do. factory, 13d11c.. Elgins. pic. /:
imitation creamery, 140ls12c.; state dairy.
cHEEsE-.Firm; large white and col
EGGS-Frm: State and Pennsylvania.
13lAc.; western fresh. 49, Hl3lzc. south
ern. 12i5dl3hc.
cOTTTON-SEED OIL-Dull
PETROLEUM-Dui.
ROSIN-Steady.
TURPBNTlNE-Firme at 44diiiac.
RICFS-Firm
cOFFEF'-Options opened steady AZ ,
points decline in sympathy with weakness
at Havre and aHmburg: ruled fairly ac-
tive with subsequent tendency upward
on local support. large warehouse deliv-
cries and large evidences OF heavy SPOT
market: trading chiefly professional;
closed quiet, . points net lower: sales,
$500 bags. including May at s.; Septem-
bor Sj.2Jdj40. Spot steady. No. Z in
voice. GAc: No. 7 jobbing. G4c.: mild
steady; Cordova. Sn13c
SUGAR-Raw strong. held higher. fair
refining, f-i6c.; centrifugal. 36 test.
I Ollie; molasses sugar. 3 1J-lGc. Refined
sieadY. firm and active.
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and unchanged.
WEHAT- Strong and higher: No. red.
spot. 7J2.Q7ji2c. month, 75?N75isc.; May.
TG076i2c.; July. zoe. asked. Southern, by
sample. 70m7Gc.
CORN-Strong and higher; mixed and
spot. 390394c.; month, 3S7sd39c.: May.
3SR63sasc.; June. 394c. asked. Southern
white corn. 40lAc
OATS-Dull. No. . white, 3JH35l2c.; No.
. mixed. . 32G32izc.
RRYE-Firmer. No. . nearby. JSc. ask
ed No. . western, &c.
SUGAR-Strong and unchanged.
BUTTER-Steady: fancy creamery, %
G22lfc; store-packed, 11Ql2c.
EG5S-Steady at f2l2c per dozen.
CHEESE-F and active: unchanged.
LETTTCE-$1.7 5n2 per bushel box.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY and unchanged.
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IN RECEIVERS HANDS.
", c. Hughes X Co. Adjndgcd Bank
ruDts by Decision of a Jury.

The jury in the United states District
Court to-day received the instructions
and heard tho argument Of counsel in the
,atter OF Vim. q. Hughes K Co. and
brought in the following verdict:
We, the jury. on the issue joined, ind
for the petitioners. that the bill OF sale
from W. G.. Hughes TO j. +. Walsh.
dated January - 1899. was made by said
Hughes 10 hinder. delay and defraud MS
creditors and constitutes an act of bank
ruptcy. Wherefore the court adjudicated
W. G.. Hughes q Co. bankrupts.
Motion was made by counsel for the
creditors for the appointments Of re-
ceiver. which matter was considered upon
retition nc $3.50 z. NJ. and United States
Marshal Morgan Treat was appointed re-
ceiver by Judge Waddill and will take
immediate possession Of the stock Of wall
paper and other property in the store OF
W. &. Hughes X Co.
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RICHMOND CLASSIFYING CO.,
sol East Broad Sire ct .

terday indicted by a grand Jury for the
murder of Gilbert Ellison (colored). AS
told I'm these dispatches, Ellison,
preacher. was called to the door Of his
church on Sunday night last and shot 10
death. The grand jury had been dis
charged. but special one was immedi-
ately impannelled and took up the case.
According To the incident. the murder
was wilful and deliberate and Robinson
had no accomplces. The case will so 70
trial at once
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-12
MEETING OF THE GRAYS
They Did Not Reorganize Last Night.
Major Price In Town.

The Richmond Grays did not perfect
their organization last night About thir-
ty-dve members attended the meeting.
Plans were talked over. but no conciu-
sion was reached. Capt. BossteuN said
peace and harmony prevails and the re-
organization will take place very soon.
There was "a meeting Of the members Of
Company +. which has been lately reor-
ganized. 4 number OF soldiers attended
and discussed the future Of the company
Major David D. Price. who has been
al Roanoke existing recruits for the
United States army Is in the city. lie
has been very successful IN his work ana
has now removed his office to Lynchbarg.
where ne will remain a few weeks.
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BALTIMORE CONFERENCE.
Adjourned After Announcing the APP
pointmcnts for Next Year

WASHINGTON. April 1.-THE one hun
bred and fifteenth session Of the Balti-
more Conference NJ. Z. Church. South
closed tonight Bishop Cranberry made
tho usual announcement OF appoint
ments of preachers for next year.
Rev. }. \. Kern WAS elected 10 deliver
the annual sermon In 1890. The Joint
Board Of Finance reported the Confera
ence in a nourishing state. 4 message
of sympathy was sent to Rev. c. &. Ad-
dington. now OF the Mexico Conference,
who is iil ar his home tn Roanoke, Va.
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CSC. CO.. bales: exports 10 Great Britain.
3 t65, al bales: 10 France fG5. 5D3 bales;
20 the Continent. 23SS. iG9 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. April Ii-CoTToN-
Futures steady; April sol bid; May. 5G5
45V; June J.1fM5. n: July. S.72n5.73:
August, 5G9G57O September $500 40:
October 5.6sTfi 90; November. s.GsftJ.Gg:
December. 5.195.72
LIVERPOOL. April 1i--COTTON-Spo
In moderate demand; prices unchanged.
day were 10000 bales, Of which 800 We're
for speculation. and included v,f1 Amer
lean. Receipts. u 90 bales, Including H.
500 American.
Futures opened quiet. with poor de-
mand closed steady at tho advance.
American middling, J. m. G., April, . -p-ol.
buyers. April and May . 2o-Oi. buyers
Nav and June. 3 20-Gi, buyers; June ana
July. 3JGfn3 21-Gf. sellers; July and
August. . 9o-GiH3 2i-Gi. BUYERS. August
and September, z 2o-G4n3 2l-d. sellers:
September and October, 3 2o-tl, buyers;
October and November, 3 1n.6ln3 4-Gt.
buyers: November and December, : l,-ei.
buyers December and January. : ll-b4.
buyers; January and February, J lu-nl,
BUYERS; February and March, ! l'-biW
. oct
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$500. II Is believed. Will be raised by vol
untary subscriptions. =.
The bark St. James. Captain Taplcy, y
IN Hampton Roads prepared 10 sail 10,
Manila with 700 tons OF Pocahontas coa'
for Deweys feet.
Some trouble has been experienced IN
obtaining a crow willing to ship 'or me
voyage. which Will consume ABOUT So
months. and men have been SOUGHT lar
and wide.
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NEW YORK, April 11.-There has been
no change of moment in market condi-
tions to-day. The spot demand for cotton
goods has been of average extent Prices
are steady for brown bleached and coarse
cOlored cottons. Prints and gnghams
firm. French flannels nc. and Columbia
fianneis &C. Print cloths steady for reg
ulars and rather hrmer for odd goods.
Woollen and wOrsted dress goods in fair
demand.
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Visitors in Town.

DR.. X. d. Urquhari. Of Saltyille. is at
Ford's. lie is one OF the leading business
men OF Southwestern Virginia. He is six
feet six inches tall aud weighs 80 pounds
w r. Davis, of Williamsburg, Is at
Ford's.
H. f.. Smith and r. " Saunders. OF
Norfolk and NJ Summerteid. of Dam
VILE are at Murphy's.
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Cash QUOTATIONS. were as fOIloWs' FIOVf
steady: No. . yellow corn. 3iiaH2ia,c;
No. = spring wheat. C5lkG7likc.: No. 3
spring wheat, 65Q7Oikc.; No. red. 7ii41
&c: No. white, 3o03ic.. No. white.
29AG3Oc; No. > rye. 81 d52i BE-; No. .
barley. 39Wi7c.; No. l haxseed. 81 1917:
new Sl2294 prime timothy seed $3.50:
100 pounds. 500; 522il; short rib sides
Ooosel. Sf4jg4 ~; dry salted shoulders
boxed, S437ia04j0 -~ort clear sides
Cboxed), $f.900J; WHISKY. distiiiers' fin
ished gods, per gallon. 81 90; sugars I'M
cry. 14dlgkc' dairy, 11h017ikc: eggs
steady; fresh. 12i2c.; cheese steady;
creams iia4Hl2lac.
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OBtTU AIRY.
W. II. Addington.

Mr.. W. II. Arlington died az his resi-.
dence. Falrmont Park at $40 o'clock last
night. He was employed at the Southern
Railway shops In Manchester lie va
forty-three years Old. and left a widow
to mourn her loss. The funeral will take
place from the above residence Thursday
at n O'Clock and the interment viii be In
ga kW4et
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ina Critical Condition.

Mr. Charles p. Wlkerson, who was
operated on at the Retreat for the Sick
for wounds received at Newpor; News,
Was in "A critical condition yesterday.
Rev. r. G. James, who was operated
on at the Retreat for the Sick for APP
pendlcits, was considered better yester
daV
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MONTGOMERY PRESBYTERY.
Convened Last Night in Lynchburg'
Eey. Boiling Hobson Moderator.

LYNCHBURG, VA. April n.-Spesia.-
Montgomery Presbytery convened To-
night at 3 o'clock. The opening sermon
was preached by Rev. =. +. Price. moo
orator of the last session. Rev. boUhng
Hobson. Of Pearsburg. was elected mode
rator and Rev =. {. Clark and Kew
Charles Friend. temporary clerk
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PORT OF WEST POINT. April H. ls'''
ARRINED.
JUDGE HUTTON'S LECTURE.
He Delivered the Last Of the series Oh
Prcsbytcrianisn.


The third and last Of the series %
lectures on Presbyteriansm under inc
auspices or the Huguenois Society OF the
second Presbyterian church was deliver
ed last night by Judge Hutton, OF Aolhs-
dop Va. \ large audience greeted the
sneaker. who delivered most interesting
discourse full of Information.
He took as his subject 'Ine influence
of the Doctrines OF the Westminster As,
somhly ON civil and Religious Liberty
Judge Hutton after giving q dehHltion
Of liberty went on 90 show how TINS had
been brought about largely by the repuD-
iican form of Church government as Helu
in the Presbyterian Church and told OF
The efforts of Thomas Jefferson, Patrick
Henry. James Madison and others III
bringing about religious liberty ana civil
liberty. He quoted from many OF the
ablest men of the time and referred 10
The action of the Hanover Presbytefy
and other with this great principle IN
view.
He showed that the declarations OF IN
dependence Of Botetourt. Fincasue and
Hanover were all prior to the Mecklen-
burg declaration and held that virginia
took the leading part I'm nearly all the
great political movements OF TINS country.
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Miss Maggie Riddcii.

After an illness Of several months Mis-
Maggie Riddeu daughter Of the tate
Robert and Agnes Riddell. died al her
residence No 5l4 west Marshall street
al 2:S0 o'clock yesterday morning.
The deceased possessed a truly lovsbls
Christian character and her death will
leave much sorrow in its wake.
The funeral will be from the residences
this afternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
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DEATHS.

RIDDELL- at her residence. Nt
west Marshall street. at 2:0 A. NJ,
Tuesday. April II, lisa. Miss MAGGIE
RlDDEIL. daughter OF the late Robert
and Agnes Riddeti.
Funeral from residence TOMORROW
(Vednasday) at $50 Z. II.
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NORFOLK PEANUT NApKrr

Farmers stock-Fancy 3lc 49,, +,
strictly prime. &c. pound prime. 2ilg 9c q :
pound: common, none offered Snsniebt e.
Shelled 9Oc. per bushel Tone or tnari1o,
firm. offerings very light '""i net
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CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. April 1.-THE wheat market
to-day ruled weak and strong by turns
within "A range OF 1%c. on crop damage
news. May finally closed with a gain of
&c Corn is unchanged and oats hc.
higher. Pork lost 1jc., lard 7i1c., ana
ribs &c.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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CHARLESTON. s. g. April 1l.-TUR-
PlJNTINE-Firm AT lie; sales. none.
ROSIN-Steady and unchanged; sales,
none.
WILMINGTON. y. C.. April 1l.-SpIR-
ITS or TURPENTlNE-firm at 4OigG
41c.: receipts. - casks.
RsSIN-Firm at 9jc.g$l; receipts. A9i
barrels.
CRUDE TURPENTINE-S195d@
TAR-Firm at Soc. receipts. fGJ barrels.
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WITHDRAW VAL OF NEW YORK AND
FLORIDA SPECIAL VIA L.. l.. AND
Il. IL. IL.

on ami after Monday. April 10th, south
bound and Thursday. April 18th. north
bound the New York and Florida Spe-
cial will be withdrawn for tho season.
The last trip south-bound will. there
fore. bs Saturday, April Sth. arriving
Richmond $50 T. NJ; and the last trip
north-bound will he Wednesday. April
18th. leaving Richmond at 9:O5 4. NJ
W. i. TAYLOR.
Traffic Manager.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT NEWPORT News
ARRIVED.

PORT NEWPORT NEWS, April H. le9o'
ARRIVED.
Steamer Lady Palmer. Norfolk.
steamer Gardenia, Boston.
Steamer Oron. Boston,
steiner 0iimpo. New orleans.
schooner Agnes Manning. Pensacola'
barge City of Atlanta, New YORK
SAILED.
Barge Atlas, Boston.
barge Oakland, Boston.
Scbo0ner Andrew Adams. New bedioru'
steamer Jacob Bright. Norfolk.
Steamer OlimpO, GENOA
PORT or WEST POINT, Aprl H. low
ARRIVED
Steamship Accomac. Thompson. NOT
folk passengers and general cargo
SAILED.
Steamship Accomac. lhQnpsoh' 4o'
,oik nassengers and general cargo.
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QUICK WORK.

The Man Who Shot the Negro Preacher
in Georgia To be Tried at Once.
WAYNESBORO. GA. April Thames
Robinson. a young white man. was yes
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FRESH AND RELIABLE VACCINE.

received almost daily. both on ivory
points and in glass bulbs. by owens &
Minor Drug Company. Richmond. Va
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-12

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