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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-26
COTTON MARKET.

NEW YORK. April 25.-COTTON-Th
cotton market opened steady, with prices
unchanged 90 . points lower the latter be-
ing I'm The near months under light local
selling. 81 the forenoon progressed. how
ever. shorts became apprehensive follow
Ing estimates for "a smaller movement al
both the ports and interior towns to-
morrow and bought Vigorously which.
with buying orders from Wall street New
orleans and Liverpool. sent prices sharply
l.1w ard The bull crowd, however. made
little show OF holiness, being deferred
from pressing their advantage by more
satisfactory crop news than has been re
coived thus far this season, and by re-
ports from Washington Of ideal climatic
conditions from Texas TO the Atlantic
coast Then. too. public and private dis
patches from the spot markets were OF
dispardging tenor. rejecting apathy
among foreign and domestic buying and
loss Conservatism. BY midday the buying
movement mad about run its course and
from that time on the prices slowly set
tied until the late good weather news and
light pressure from the ring traders. The
general undert0ne OF the market con-
tiuued steady however. shorts being in
disposed TO accumulate additional obliga-
tiOns az the present low level of prices In
the absence of positive new factors upon
which go base movement Of that kind.
Notwithstanding that the new crOD posi-
tons were quite active. the centre OF at
traction AN day was the May position.
Many conflicting runOrs were In circu-
lAlou as 10 llt NUMBER or notices which
would De rendered Tomorrow and opin-
ion rs % The position OF several leading
bear houses iu relation 10 this option were
much al variance. The close was steady,
net unchanged 10 ! point lower.
tOIIoN-Futures opened steady: April.
800 May, j6H June, 572; July. SIS: Au-
gust 9. X September. 5.S. october. 5.s1
November 90. December 5-95: January.
5g0 February 5aS. March 602.
Futures closed steady. April 5.GS; May.
800 June. 5.Tf: July, $50; August. 5.s3;
September , 81. october. 5SS November,
b9O. December SOB, January, 5.o7; Feb
Tuary 600. March. COS.
Spot closed steady and unchanged;
sales. ~ bales.
COTTON-Quiet: middlsng, 61< net re-
ceiPts. 7Oi bales. gross. 4 2bs bales; sales.
III bales. stock 167. 759 bales; exports
10 Great Britain. 207 bales; to the Con-
tipent. ], 463 bales.
Total to-dsy--Net receipts. 1878 bales:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-26
MORE WEDDINGS
IN THE SPRING
Mr.. VIM. Travers MOaIe and Miss
Rosa Catherine HuIst.
A PRETTY HOME WEDDING.
Miss Allie May Kirtlcy Marries Mr..
Walter Charnley - Mr.. Timothy
Donovan and Miss Katherine
Bolton other Nuptiai Events

Miss Rosa Catherine Hulst and Mr..
william Travers Moale were married at IL
O'Clock yesterday morning at the resi-
dence of the brides mother. No. Se6 east
Grace street. Rev. Father Walters, of
St Peters Cathedral, officiating.
The parlors were handsomely decorated
with palms. ferns, and roses and We're
we'll filed with the friends and relatives
OF the young couple.
The bride was attired in tasteful gray
gown and carried bouquet of violets.
Her maid of honor was Miss Louisa g
Hulst. Mr. John Moale, of Baltimore
brother Of the groom, was best man.
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Moale
took the II o'clock train for a. Northern
tour which will embrace Washington
Baltimore. New York. and Niagara FAILS.
on their return they will reside on east
Franklin street.
Mrs Moalo Is a daughter OF Mrs. Ro-
sina G. and the late John r. Hulst. Mr.
Moale is manager of the job department
of the dispatch newspaper.
Among the guests al the wedding were
Colonel and Mrs. G.. OBJ Cowardin. Mrs.
Moale. Of Baltimore. Colonel and Mrs.
Grandy Mr. and Mrs William Writ
Henry MIR and Mrs. Moseey. Herman
H. West. and "a number OF others.
CHARM EY-KIRTLEY.
Mr. Walter Charnley and Miss Allie
May Kirtley were married at the resi-
dence Of Mr.. }. II. Britton. No. Go west
Cary street yesterday afternoon. at q
O'Clock The wedding was a quiet home
affair. and was Witnessed only by the
immediate friends and relatives OF the
contracting couple. Tho ceremony was
performed 10y Rev r. y. Potts, OF Park
Place Methodist church
Miss Brown acted as maid Of honor
and Mr j. Mortimer was best man. The
b-ide wore a becoming travelling suit
OF gray cloth. with trimmings OF silver
and carried brides roses. Immediately
after the ceremony the newly welded
ones left for Newport News their future
home. where the groom holds response
BILE position with the Newport News Ship
building and Dry Dock Company.
The bride is an exceedingly attractive
young lady. She IS the daughter Of Mrs
Emma Y. Kirtley and the late Robert
Kirtley.
DONOVAN-BEITON.
Mr. Timothy Donovan. of Erie. Pa, and
Miss Katherine Bolton. of Richmond
were married az St Peters Cathedra
Yesterday at noon. After receiving thu
congratulations and good wishes OF their
friends. the newly-wedded ones left fol
the North.
WENT TO WASHINGTON.
Yesterday morning at S45 O'Clock Mis-.
Rose T.. Gibbs. daughter of the late John
a. Gibbs Of Chesterfield county. and Mr.
James +. Cunningham. of this city. left
on the r.. T.. and p. for Washington
TO be married by Rev. Father o Brlen.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-26
MAN WITH A BIG HEART.
A Whistling Sound Comes from That
Region

A Whistling Sound Comes from That
Region
4 case OF peculiar interest was pre-
sented TO the Richmond Academy OF
Medicine and Surgery at the meeting held
last evening In its rooms In Lee Camp
Hall, IN the person Of Edward Lewis.
a Russian, who was stabbed In his en-
deayor 20 escape from Russia The
weapon penetrated the muscular tissue
OF the heart. and according 10 the excel
lent exposition given by Or. l.. r. Ed
wards. produced an Inflammation which
resulted in the formation OF adhesions
in the interior. so that az every beat ot
the heart the blood is churned, and this
produces a peculiar whistling sound.
heard over the region Of the heart
This man was wounded six years ago
Eighteen months later. he was taken TO
ST. I.uke's Hospital In New York city,
at which time he weighed l02 pounds:
now. he weighs 80 pounds Within the
past two and half years, he has been
examined by III 900 physicians, in America
and Europe.
Reports OF cases were made by Drs.
Hoge and Palmer. and William T. Open
himer
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-26
Deadly Headache pnMdcrs.

PITTSBURG, April 2i.-Mrs. Charlotte
Evans. Of Lowell street. near shetland
avenue. died this afternoon. as result.
IL IL said. Of taking headache powders.
Mrs Evans had been suffering all night
long from o. severe headache. and after
luncheon, took two powders TN a glass 0i
water. Ia few minutes her condition
became worse. and a physician was sum
moned. She sank rapidly, however. anc
expired In less than an hour after taking
the drugs.
Dr. W. -. Cathcart. who attended Mrs
Evans. stated 20 the officers Of Police Bu-
reau in the East End that death was
caused by spasms Of the heart Mrs.
Evans was about y years old.
A second death. alleged TO be due 20 the
use NJ headache powders. was reported
tonight. the victim being Margaret
Price. the elght-yesr-old daughter os
Elsie Price puddler living az Etna. The
child was given one-half Of a powder sold
by an Etna druggist. She died on SAT-
urday in spasms. A physician was hsstl-
~ called. hut could do nothing. -Phlla-
delphia Press.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-26
WILLIAMSBURG NOTES.
DR.. English breaches New Candidate
Cor County Court Clerk

WILLIAMSBURG, VA. April "a
Or. ~. r. English. Of the Union Theo-
logical Seminary. Richmond. preached a
very interesting sermon az the Presby-
terrain church last night
Postmaster r. ~ Ware was very sick
yesterday. but is reported little better
to-day
Mrs. Pollock ana Mr. j. *. kernochan.
of New York. who have been visiting Miss
Marie Marshall. left yesterday for the
North.
Dr. p. u. southau. OF Amelia who was
recently elected physician az the hospi-
tai. is here to-day He will not assume
his duties. however. untl May lst, When
he will arrive here with his family
Mr. ". l.. Jones. OF jamestown District,
to-day announced himself an Independent
candidate for county clerk.
Mr.. oscar Lane Mr. ID. VI. Christian.
Of Newport News and AR. Hugh Mercer.
Of Norfolk. spent yesterday with their
relatives here.
Mr.. Winder Lane SIS the guest Of Mr..
and Mrs. y. IT, Gloves, Richmond.
The condition Of Mr. Barrett Jones, Jr.
Of the county. is slightly improved. but
very serious His nephew Mr.. Carl
Jones returned from his bedside this
morning.
The William and Mary baseball team
has dishanded for the season. several or
their best members having left college.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-26
SMITH--PUTNEY.
Beautiful Home Wedding in Cumber-
land Comfy Yesterday.


CUMBERLAND. va. April Especial.
The attractive home of Mr.. ". W. Put
ney was the scene of q noted event to-
day. The occasion was the marriage OF
Or. j W. Smith. of Rawlesburg. W. Va,
and Miss Myrtle Alice Putney, OF Cum
Derland. Va. Under the delicate hues Of
subdued lights. amidst music and flowers,
the happy couple marched 20 the altar
and acknowledged their preference each
10 the other. attended by Mr. Taylor Put
ney. brother of the bride. with Miss
Elizabeth Boatwright Of Buckingham,
Va. and Mr. William NJ. Smith. a. brother
of the groom. with Miss Lecta Boat
wright of Buckingham. Va. Beauty and
solemnity were attached 10 the ceremony
which was conducted by Rev. G.. f.. b.
Smith. of the Virginia Conference, and
who is u brother OF the groom.
Miss Putney is the eldest .daugheter Of
W W. Putney. an enterprising farmer Of
this county. and has enjoyed exceptional
educational ana social advantages. which
entitle her 90 q happy admission into her
new sphere. DR.. Smith. though young
man. has already taken a high stand I'm
his profession. and in recognition OF his
ability as a surgeon. has been appointed
visiting and consulting physician in the
Rebecca Hospital.
The many visitors from n distance and
costly presents received. bore testimony
10 the popularity OF both bride and
groom. After a brief tour through some
OF the Northern cities. DR.. and Mrs.
Smith will reside at Rawlesburg, ". Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-26
GREENSVlLlE WEDDINGS
Cards Announcing Several shortly
Bishop Randolph To Preach.

EMPORIA, VA, April 21.-Special-
Cards are out announcing the marriage
OF Miss Maude Davis. of Petersburg. to
Mr.. W. Claiming Weaver, young Dusi-
ness man of Greensville. the event 70
come off on Thursday, the 9th OF April
on the same day Miss Annie wall, Of
Danville, will we'd Mr.. Thomas Parker,
of Southampton county.
A license was issued to-day from the
clerks office OF Greensville county. FOR
the marriage OF Mrs. Ada H. Harrison 70
Mr.. w. \. Rawlings. the ceremony to be
performed to-day, Rev. Mr. Davidson 10
Officiate.
RI Rev A. NJ. Randolph. bishop OF
the Southern Diocese Of virginia, VII
preach at Christ church Emporia, on the
first Sabbath in May.
Mr.. r. NJ. Montgomery. OF Mecklen-
burg county. is in Emporia to-day on
professional business.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-26
Visitors in Town.

Rev. Or. c. A. stakeley. OF Washington.
is at Ford's.
Sheriff NJ. c. Cardozo. Iunenburg: Ar
thur b. Charp and Frank r. Watkins.
Charlotte. -. Il. Pritchett. Newport
News; T.. r. Norris and wife. F'reder-
icksburg. and State senator Kane. OF Gate
City. are AT FOrds.
ID. G. Smith. Newport News: Or. II. r
Faunt LIE Roy. New Kent. and John s.
Ham. Covington. are az Murphys
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-26

We take great pleasure m calling the
attention of our readers Go the annual
statement of the Boston Insurance Com
pany. which is published In our columns
this morning i'm compliance with the laws
of the State of Virginia. 10 will be seen
by this statement that this splendid com
pany had on the lst Of January last
assets amounting 10 nearly $4,000
and that their surplus after charging
every imaginable liability. including the
capital. was nearly N.5o@o. In other
words. this company could retire from
business. re-insure all of their uneXpired
risks. pay the stockholders the capital
stock dollar for dollar. and still have
LETT nearly 81 10000 10 distribute among
the stockholders The above named
company has been represented In this
city for number OF years past by Mr..
r. l. Alfriend and any Of our citizens
desiring marine insurance 10 amy part Of
the world. would do well to call upon
him as he is prepared to insure TO all
rarts of the world az the lowest rates
consistent with the hazard and upon
the best terms
SEE THE GREAT "TRILBY."
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-26
rnRACCo EXCHANGE.

Richmond. Va. April -. 1899
Crenshaw's Warehouse sold $50 pounds
Of new dark loose tobacco to-day
private sales reported 20 the secretary
Of The Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day
TyIlers 4 hogsheads. scrap tbrighU {.
leaf dark, T. Tugs dark. co Total, -
hogsheads.
fnsnections- Bright 3 hogsheads. dark
N hogsheads. Reinspectons-Br q
hogsheads
Seaorook's. Shockoe Allegheny. old Do
minion. Davonpor,'s and Planters tobacco
warehouses report to-day Receipts. III
packages: deliveries. 80 packages.
United States Internal revenue collec.
lions on tobacco FOR the city Of Rich
mond. Va. to-day: Cigars and cigarettes.
s4.6it3o. plug tobacco, s.. l4734. Total.
50. 161 "a.
commission merchants. No. los south
southern Twelfth street, Richmond, Va,
viii offer by sample at their office to-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-26
A SUFFOLK WEDDING.
Miss Hettie Odclia Ilarrell the Bride
of Mr. William X. Frazer.

SUFFOLK. VA. April 2j.-Special-
Miss Hettie Odclia Harrell. daughter Of
Mrs. Mary T.. Harrell. this afternoon at
o'clock. became the bride OF William
r. Frazer, a prosperous merchant Rev.
H.. A. Bagby. of Richmond, Va. assisted
by Pastor j. L. Love performed the cere-
mony in the Baptist church.
Willie Edwards. OF Norfolk. was best
man and Miss Marion Stephenson, Of SUI
folk. maid Of honor.
The bride wore a gray travelling gown
and carried Brides roses and the maid
OF honor was attired in white organdie
over pink satin. The Episcopal seremony
was used.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frazer will pass their
honeymoon OF ten days in Washington
Baltimore and New York
Bishop A. NJ. Randolph. OF the South
ern diosese Of Virginia confirmed a class
at St. Pauls Protestant Episcopal church
tonight.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-26
MARKET SHOWED
SOME ADVANCES
While Generally Heavy, With Rather
Dull Dealings.
PRICES OF BONDS WERE HIGHER
And business was Well Distributed.
Money and Sterling Exchange
Were Steady at Practically I'm
changed Quotations.

NEW YORK. April 25.-Dcalinss In
stocks to-day were rather nuli. h' Al"l
let was generally heavy IN INC l"I eHo'li'
WhNc Inn the afternoon strength appeared,
especially among those stocks Whcn hdu
been most depressed early. The grneeIs
started the Improvement colnclutnl win
the weakness ia wheat, London WaS e
seller of the iutcfnatiOuas, particularly OF
Louisville and Southern. AltnpuEn the
professional element was bcarish, spt-u-
lltiOn throughout displayed an uHucl 'vtle
OF resistance which caused many OF lhe
trading element 20 reverse ther t1cNos.
Among the generally inactive snarcs very
material advances appeared IN Anime
npolis ana ST. Louis Detroit Cas- OaId-
dian Pacific. and Illinois central. Ana
cOnda Mining advanced sharply ON con-
tnucd gossip connecting with the pro
posed combination. sugar ana MetIop'l-
tan were Wen supported ana IchntS7et
Coal recovered from its early weakness
Gossip was revived OF some aiilahcc
among among the sugar anu glucose rs
terests. Dut nothing DEFINITE We mdee
known IA this connection, parties VINO
should know being nOn-committdL lh the
money ana sterling exchange markets
stoadiness prevailed 90 practlcauy uh-
changed quotations. SlrenBtl peINdHtu
the dealings until near the close "heh
heavy reailzings. especially pm MAMMA. lid5l
and other transportation shalta. GUY pl.
part of tho advance leaving blc Hl"I net
weak. although O. number OF SHARES re-
tanned good advances on the Gay.
Business in bonds was well distributed
TODAY. anu prices Hfif 4AA Nttr tttt'-tt
higher Total sales. $3GSJ.OOO. United
States J's coupon declined Is in the bid
price. 1900,
The total sales Of stocks were 5il1oo
shares. including 1902 Atchison pre-
fcrred 12.oJO Chesapeake and ONO; 1851
Chicago. Burlington and Quincy; $500 c.,
g. {. and ST. Louis; 1880 Louisville and
Nashville: -. 90 Manhattan; 14.lt1 llh-
nMs Centrs1 1910 metropolitan street
raslway. 800 Mexican Central, JNSD
NOrthcr American Company; 500 North
ern Pacific. 1850 Rock Island. e635
Southern railway preferred, -. 100 81.
Paul; 1850 American Steel and Wire,
$3.50 international Paper, G.Jso Federal
Steel 81 7Jj Brooklyn Rapid Transit, H.
87T Continental Tobacco. 200 sugar,
$3.50 ST. Louis and Western.
MONEY or ENCliANGE.-Mone ON
call steady at 3izQ4 per cent; last loan,
81 per cent. prime mercantile paper,
8iHll. per cent. Sterling exchange
steady. with actual business In bankers
bills M SiS7niS7t for demand and at
81 sat Sji4 for sixty days, posted rates,
81 ST. ga NJ and S4sIlAQl IS, commercial
bills. 81 Sfe Silver certificates, olQ6ll2,
bar silver. co.'s. Mexican dollars. 4lai.
Government bonds easier, state bonds in
active, railroad bonds hrnor
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-26
MARRIED IN FREDERICKSBURG.
Two Coupleo Pledge Their Troth at the
Methodist Parsonage.

FREDERICKSBURG, VA. April D.
speclal-Mr. Isaac Monteith and Miss
Addle Dobson, both Of Stafford county
Va were married at the Methodist par
sonagc here yesterday, Rev j. Z. stump
officiating.
At the same place. by the same clergy
man. Mr.. Joseph Hicks and Miss Ida
Posev. both of Fredericksburg. were
united I'm marriage.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-26
Suicide i'm AlbcmaPlp.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. April %
Speclal.-News has just reached here
of the death by suicide OF Elijah Cater
ton. a well-known farmer. who resided
near Nortonsvillc. Albcmarie county He
was found I'm ditch on his farm. with
his throat cut. and his pocket knife and
a razor lying by his side.
Catterton was seventy years old and
highly esteemed by his neishbors His
friends think that the only possible
grounds for self destruction was mental
ALTERATION and tie vagarIcs of extreme
age.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-26

BALTIMORE. All 25.-FLOUR-T

BALTIMORE April 25.-FLOUR-Firm
and unchanged.
WHEAT-Dull and easy; spot and
month. 7GBN7Gizc. MAY. 7oiN7G.4c
Southern. by sample, 7OH1li2c.
39G39itc.: May. 3SizN3sac: June, So &c.
Southern white corn, 4r04oiec.
OATS-Quiet: No. = white, 3j13jisc.
No . mixed. 32izH33c.
RYE-Firmer: No. . nearby, 6OIGOi4c.
No > western. G1i2c.
STrGAR-StrOng and unchanged
RIJTTBR-Steddy and unchanged.
EGGS-FNrm and unchanged.
CHEESE-Qu and unchanged.
JETTI-CE-S1 2JU1.Jo per bushel box.
Unchanged.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-26
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond
Citizens and Other Matters

Mr.. Robert Jennings. o. Danville, VIII
be the guest OF Mrs. Lewis Booker dur
ing the Jennlngs-Lawson wedding.
A new fire alarm box. No. 3iG. has been
put in the Third Police Station. corner OF
Smith and Marshall streets: also u large
gong.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Confederate Memorial Literary Society
will be held at the Confederate Museum
to-day at II o'clock.
Mr. Peter Stumpf left last night
on trip to Europe. lie will spend sew
erai months at his old home in Ger
many.
Dr. Charles l.. Charters, Of Norfolk
son OF the late w. 4. Charters who was
chief engineer OF the Richmond Fire De-
rartment is extremely III at his home In
that city and Is not expected to I've
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-26
Ladies' Ready-tO-Wear Skirts

s9e. Ladies' Ready-to- Wear Dress.
sBc. skirts. from soc. TO 81. IN a va.
Soc. riety second to none I'm this city.
soc. and We guarantee the prices ~ g.
soc. 30 per cent cheaper than else
SDc. where.
1oc. Very heavy. each yard weighs
i5c. two pounds. Strong. Durable
fhc. Plaid or striped styles Mating
1oc. I5c. a yard. as good as others sell
I5c. for 25c
zoe. You can't get better az 49c.. and
Zoe. most stores ask sc for them: our
zoe. price. 25c. yard. for Double
2oc. Warp Carpet Style Floor Mating.
Zoe. this price for to-day only.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-26
MARRIED IN PELHAM
A Farmville Couple Visit the Gretna
Green OF North Carolina.

KBYSVILLE. VA. April Especial
On Monday night youthful couple bent
on matrimony, passed through here from
Farmville, en- route to North Carolina.
Fearing 10 take the train at this point,
they drove 10 brakes Branch, and to.k
the early morning train and were made
man and wife by Rev Mr.. Walker at
Pelham.
The couple returned here this morning
on the 3 o'clock tran and will leave In
their carriage for their home in Farm
willie this afternoon.
The groom is Mr.. b. ]. Harvey a
merchant OF Farmvllle and deputy sheriff
Of Prince Edward county. The bride. who
Is quite an attractive lady. was Miss
Ruth Davis the daughter OF Mr. +. H.
Davis. of Farmvile.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-26

Please return to ms to-day all our
checks No. 80 OF goods you bought here
yesterday. no matter in what depart
ment you bought the goods, and re-
celve Tor each check so returned 10 IA
handsome Reading Lamp. fancy de-
corated globe.
The word No % appears In red ink on
the checks.
I0hc. Linings-greatest values we have
ioise. ever offered can be gotten In this
Iolsc. department to-day. An immense
1919. purchase OF "Like-Silk Lining.
iOisc. Like-Sik as good as near-silk'
IOiac. which is the best imitation OF silk
IOlsc. All high-grade colors.
DID YOU EVER.
6oc. buy Sl.25 and 81 30 Shoes and San.
0oc. dals. soc. pair. IL you didn't
6Dc here Is your chance for we shall
6oc sell Ladies'. Misses, and Boys
00c Shoes and Sandals. at 6oc. pair. \
8Dc. large tablefui: take your own pick
6Dc. all styles all sizes, and all kinds
zoe. Mems Full cut and Well Made
25c. White Unlaundered Shirts, rein
25c. forced back and front. filled seams
zoe. in fact 49c. grade. x5c. each. All
zoe. sizes.
Also. about 20 dozen Mems Fine Pure
Linen Handkerchiefs, hemstitched
plain white value lie. a, Sc.
I5c. Another bargain In our Hosiery
ioc. Department. Ladies' Fancy Black
I5c. Boot ColOredTop Dropstitchec
ioc. Hose. regular &c. at Ioc. or. I,
He. pairs zoe.
1fc. Childrens Black Imported Rib.
I4c. bed Hose the regular Smith anc
1tc. Angel PC goods. at lie. pair
LADIES AND CHlLDRENS FAST.
BLACK SEAMLESS HOSE. DOUBLE
KNEES AND TOES. &c. pair.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-26
NAvAL STORES.

CHARLESTON. s. c.. April p. -TUR-
pENTINE-Firm al 4lc.. sales none.
ROSIN-Steady and unchanged Sd'e''
none.
SAVANNAH. GA. April 25-...sPlkti,'I.Ss
or TURPENTINEI,lt,llrm. a.. A. fic'' S'''e''
G75 casks; receipts. 1913 casks, .-,... 49,,
ROSINIFirm: sales, 1.el6 barrels: re-
ceints 30 barrels: quota Il; G. y.
sid5: f Sis; L 81 80: 6. $50; n Sit H.
/. $50: X, SEQ; NJ, Sl.sSi ~ e. - ~ WIZ
dow glass. 2l0; water "H''e' s-''
WILMINGTON. y; G.. April 25-SPilR-
IT'S or TURPENTINE-t1rm az 4Oi44
4lp,i ssTTHFirm at 95c.0S1; receipts. 80
0,G1RUDE TURPENTINE-Stead at SIS
o,1 40. receipts. 20 barrels.
TAR-Firm at Sl.oo; receipts lO3 bar
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-26

NEW YORK. April 25.-Bleachcd cot-
tons continue strong. Brown sheetres
and drills firm ana export demand con-
tin'ies relatively better than home trade
DENNIS are firm and other coarse c0lored
cottOns very steady. Print cloths firm Tor
both regulars and odd goods. Prints
nulet bat very steady. Ginghams Ia linn
TIED supply Mems wear worsied- tcnd
UPWARDS CLAW worstcds and unfinished
worsteds advanced DC. per yard. Dress
gOt.ls luuiet
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-26

Sanders and Miss Leila T.. sprirgs. ~
Hubbard acted as best man and hr. NJ
l.. Spriggs. brother OF the bride, gave the
bride away Mcssrs. Edwards Mercer
Spriggs and Harding acted as ushers.
The church was beautifully decorated
and filled 10 its capacity.
The bride and groom arc extremely wen
known and very popular. Tho couple LETT
for a bridal trip OF several days to New
York and other northern cities amid
showers Of congratulations.