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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-07

Miss Florence Tucker and Nr. VIII
lam s. Jackson were married at o'clock
YESTERDAY morning az Calvary Baptist
church. Rev "a A. Bagoy performing
The ceremony.
The bride was ottircd in brown
travelling suit and carried bouquet Of
,ghlfe roses. The ushers were Mcssrs.
waiter Jackson. brother Of ne groom.
Allen. shelton and Talman. Mrs. Jeter
presided at the ORGAN After tho cere-
,nonv au elegant breakfast was served
AZ fho residence Of mr.. Lucian Jackson.
father off fhe groom
Mrs jackson is q most charming young
ladv. Her father and mother who died
sorro wears ago. were wcll-known people
1for father was Baptist minister Of
louisiana. and hcr mother was "a Miss
pabrev. o. King william county
mr. Jackson is ln employo of the firm
a. Rothcrt IS Co.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-07
RAIL ROADS.
Atlantic Coast Line,
RAIL ROAD
SCHEDULE OBJECTIVE MAY IL 1879.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND-UNiON
DEPOT.


SO A. ~ Daily. arrives Petersburg s.5l
a. a.. Norfolk u.zi a. VI, S-ot3
only at Petersburg, NaVe'y an"
40 SUFFOLK. Va. .,.-a
S'Vo q. N. Daily. arrives PetersP3uI.ss ~, -
vile 4I5 T. a., Charleston wv r.
~. Savannah iz.oo a. "a 1850
vile $3.50 A. ~, Port Tampa e.@V a.
IA. Connects at wilson NitR 20, 80,
arriving Gold,DOro $40 L. NJ, VII
mugton 6.i5 h. NJ pullman sleep
a., er NeW York 10 JacksonFiile. .,....
Petersburg l2O5 r. ~ stops Man
chester Drcwry's Blum, Centfail4
ana Chester ON signal ,...-.
30 =. ~. Daiily ,oc1i HlI''''I ltoUa
$50 r. 81. Daily. arrives Petersburg ~
Il "a Makes local stops j. and J..
7:@ i s Il Daily. arrive, Petersburg s,ol
T. ~ connccls with y. and w iof
Norfolk and intermediate points,
Emporia $40 connects @l,n a.. a ..nni
r. ior stations bet"een Emp oti' si'N
Law reuccFilc). weldon y u Al.,
Fayetteville 1901 A d.. lnaIies..h
6l A. a.. savannah 500 \. NJ
Jacksonville 400 h. A.. Port-Iampa
sf5 h. AZ.
NEW LINE TO MIDDLE GEQR.
GlA pOINI--ArriViug Aiken i-s
a. ST., Augusta S.lU a. H.. Macon ii
a. d.. Atlanta o. % 4. A. iullinti
S.eelcrs New York % w linluh on
gusta and Macon.
900 =. ~ Daily. arrives petersburg $3.50
=. 81. weldon ll.z0 i. NJ Makes
local stops between Iet.frhiir ana
W don. Arrives LyucnDlft. ID a.
81. I.lu0ke. Va. ago A. 81. Hrls-
to- Na. 10. 40 4. NJ. pullman sleeper
Richmond TO- LynchburE ..
1913 = N Daily Arrives Petersburg li.s9
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
1923 A. 3f Daily rom Jacksonville sa.
yannah Charest 5n. Atlanta. Macon.
Augusta tu1 l points oouih
6.lo a. ~. Daily except sunday. At
lanta. Athens and Raleigh. liender-
son. L'r n.lrg and tne vest
$3.50 a. NJ. Daily betersburE local
SEQ a. ST. sunday only From Atlanta.
Athens Raleigh and Henderson.
Lyuchburg and the West
HOS A. VI. Daily Norfolk. 5uho'k anu
1.35 j.. M Daily except Sunday From
Pctersour- S'Ol- at Chester. Gene
trala. hrewry Hluc and Manches-
ter 900 signal
6.55 r. ~ Daily Norfolk. suffolk. Wav-
criV and Petersburg.
I:20 =. VI laiy. Jacksonville S1Nannan.
and aN points south
$3.50 T.. Vt Daily Petersburg. Lynch
burg and West.
r. NJ EMERSON.
J +. kENLY. Traffic Manager.
General Nanager.
1T. At. EMERSON
General Passenger Agont
- g CAMPBELL.
Division Passenger Agent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-07
George ". MAYO. Auctloneor.

d ANIlRUPT SALE OF ENGINE. MA
j. CHlNERY HIACkSMiIHS TOOf &
DERRICKs BROWNST0NE GRANITE.
~ ar AUCTION. by direction VI VIII
liam AZ Fiannee8n ESQ. trustee in bank
rflpfev " Andrew Brown, ] win SELL bv
s-,Ction al the corner of Seventh ana
canal streets. az 1890 A. ~,
90 cH.iorsn p9vor Tne.nc ana p,,..
one p0ii-hins Machine With shafiDe
Rcite pulleIs ~c.t one polish.n.
Iathc. POLISHING stone. POLISHING
norrick ana Derrick Crab water Meter
puiiv blocks. Bellows. NAny1. Vfco.
FOOLS IRON stone Shed Blacksmith
Shop and lct of Hrownsione and
Granite. cut and uncut &c, Sc.
GEORGE W MAYO.
hl2 Auct.0neer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-07

THE ANNUAL MEETING or THE
STOCKHOLDERS Of The HIGHLAND
PARK COMPANY will be- held ul the
Office of the Virginia State Insurance
Company Richmond. Va. on MONDAY,
June II. 1888, az o'clock L. ~.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-07
RIAL ESTATE At PRIVATE sArr.
T1OR SALE
GREAT BARGAINS.
u
ASHLAND HOUSES AND LOTS.

. ACRES. well shaded Tot and dwelling
of 40 r0.Iqs lrce. sl,5oO. long umei easy
Iaree Weu-shaded Lot and Dwelling Of
2 rooms and Kitchen, $1,000. small caah
payment. long time.
or 5liH north Fifth street, city. -
FOR SALE OR ENCHANcE-IHREh
nice uule farms-INo q, and laD acres
near city Point. 700 ana sl,'. ono
OF loo acres az White liali. tor - p'.
Au 10 evcharcc TO- small c'fy dwall-
inxs j. II. HOCKADAH, SO l.. Main
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-07
The Valentine Museum.

ELEVENTH AND CLAY STREETS.
Omen daily from 10 A. N. 90 =. NJ
Admission. - cents. free on Saturdays.
Jul
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-07
Nfff ifNts>

Richmond. Va. May 20. is9.
\ MEETING 0F THE STOCKHOLDERS
of THE TINES COMPANY WI De- held
at lue office oft ihp company ln me city
0f Richmond. ou SATURDAY, June 10
$500 a. r.. HOLDEHBN. JR.
my1S Secretary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-07

WANTED-A FRsTcLAss COOK AT
Mr.. JULIAN HINFDRD's Chamber
layue avenue. Tirsl--.rCet clr stops
right 8t fhc door.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-07

WANTED-EVERY one TO KNOW
that We CLEAN Carpets, Papereu ana
Frescoed walls Renovate Feathers,
make over and 10 order Mattresses, and
do rpholsterin. Prompt attention
given to an orders. ENCELSlOh ak
PET AND PAPER-HANGING COM
PANY. once 5i1 west Broad .i sFeet,
works. l2i Reservoir street; Old 'fhones
Office 75s: works. go
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-07

FOR SALE CHEAT. ELECTRO fAN
in nrst-ciasf condition Apply BIB. 81
gADEl.la north Tenth street ju'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-07

WANTED ESTABLISHED MANuFAC-
turing business paying wei needs
more capital Party WIN S'"' OF li''-
Oo0 90 invest can take chaise OF once
af good salary. All comm UNI - ',','7
rtric,lv confidential. Address T.. q. Box
5iS city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-07
AUCTION sALEs--Fnture Days.

Dy Augustine Royal & Co,
Real Estate AuctIonecrs,
No. 10 Tenth street. Gcadcr Building
Manchester Virginia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-07

WANTED TO SELL \ LADY'S HIGH
grade Bicycle in good order. can pa
seem at Jos r. Main 81.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-07
The Confederate Museum

TWl,r Fiji AND CLAr SIREEt~'
omen daily from o A. NJ. 90 J.. ~,
,1l,l-sior ~ cents. Free on 1alir-
Aeii''a-'''' del3-ly
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-07

TOR HENT
ASHLAND. VA.
FURNisnED AND UNFINISHED
HOUSES.
Cheap rents
CLIFTON LEE.
Ashland Va.
or 5iiit north FIN street city. my2O
CTORE AND DWELLING FOR RENT
> 40. il4 east Broad Apply
il8 ri. SELDOM TAYLOR.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-07
RamleY Sprin So


ROCKINGHAM COZ NI1. VA.
TffE TONIC WATER Df IllL WORLD.
Omen from june 2VIn % October l>i3
Address Sd. al SNIT/IN prop-
ju1 ist"ity springs. Va
SUMMER HOME EDGE nILL MONT
vale. VA Immediately un lu. Ile oi
rhf NORFOLK .rI Western railroad once
fourth pool e ~ .fHtl0n cnurasD and Wig
lare taf.t shaded yar4, p.caesh. end
nicely fI. ...I rHHu- I.. n.lh ana
I"esh NterIau. fIrst-rit0s fffe Spl Poe
did roads. Livery Adults. n- seq
wants SD MNs RlNEs HOFFMAN,
Tr0rrletrf.t llA
GRrrNrRTR WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS WEST VIRGINIA.
open June 18Th ODD october lst The rcn-
rssfrIaf.yr resort ol the South. Tine
prraf central point of reunion of iAe best
s.r.rfr III The Nnrfh South East and
Wesf Famous IIof Sulunur Baths
HARRINGTON MILLS
Manager.
UOTIf. ROYAL. FRONT ROYAL. Va
Modern iwnrov .mrnfs Rooms wc fur
uiehod Water from Blue Ridge Noun
tain Excellent table service. NO MA.
laria no .0uifocg a. T. MclN-
TTRTF g. T s.. DALTON. lropr.etors.
mylG
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-07

By r. A. Catlin. Auctionecr.
no. q y. Eleventh ST.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-01
Business Chaurss.


eas'"tSs ShaateS.
Alln n m n n n a. aAh n NnADA
M'uUNAVu ~ w 1VdVlDN
.,n nrt,.nIr nrs,rvss nnorres ,s5
fRoMoTERs Capital and partners furnished NOR.
tend Iu-iness stocks bonds sold; money for IsRit-
innate purposes. outoftown concerns gwen
pf IorrG 1's MrS ,TTrvr,ov - x,,n.5. ,,.z
III front property, located on the Great south
Bay: For sale on easy turns. There e no other
making this a great opportunity for some expert
snssa The aSs' ts
l+o nassau. --.- ..- ..-
CD SOO-pARTY WANTED with this amount for
$L,CUO Wholesale business; the above will give
you tho controlling interest; handle your own
"0H''' ''o McboNAIp Sn { Wfa6fNs 81 iao NASSAU.
co OOI GRooERY-Tino corner south BROOK:
than a, ked; reason selling owner leaving city.
MSDoNAID wIadlSs' ito Nassau.
~ ''" MepoNHLD 4 w1GG1Ns. 14o Nassau.
-. N
GOO 0On EASY TERMS-An old-establshed.
Va h3srdjn nhsy % Inss or p%iSnn.nw e ~
this plant being III health Of the owner. who hS.
managed this fof 4; P,;t ty:n.S ySsr;. ~ r
Scc 5OO Drug sroRE-FIns.t 6tted: one of
owner having two compsls this sale; cannot give
Both props, atIepntionin !. w,ca,Ss ,.o v.
co0 0O0-AssoCIATE WANTED with mi:
ing an est 6lshed mfg business Investment a6so,
highest commercial fersnces given.
eNoN"ID "i""iNo. ieo Nassau.
HoIEL-Located on the busiest corner or Hh Az.
easy terms sliowet to responsihie party; thopomSh
inyestipat on courted: any one desiring frst.clasa
payinx stand look this M ~
NcDJNALDE WI66lNs Il 40 Nnssau
The morning news., 1899-03-18
OCEAN FREIGHTs.

Cottop-Market dun; rates quoted are
per l@ pounds: Boston, per bale. sl25;
New York. per ba.e sl0O; Philadelphia.
per bale, 500 Baltimore, per bale, s100;
via New York-Reval &c: St Petersburg,
DC Riga. SIC; Antwerp, 45c; Hamburg, 45c;
Amsterdam. s5c.
Direet-Genoa. 45c; Bremen SOC; BARGE
Iona. i5c; Havre, S5c; Liverpool, 30c.
Lumber-By Sail-Freights are dun; for
eien business is dun the rates from this
ard nearby Georgia ports are quoted at
Angi.75 for a range-includng Balti-
more agd Portland Me. Railroad ties
bare ffefeet to Baltimore, 1312c; to Phil
adelphia, l4lac 10 New York l6l5c Tim
Der rates. 50cQ&.O0 higher than lumber
rates.
By Steam-Lumber-to Baltimore, $500;
Boston, 500: New York. S775
Naval Stores-The market is duh; me-
dunn size vessel. Rostn-COrk, for or
ders, 2s 90 for barrels of $40 pounds, and
IS primage. Spirits, As. Larger vessels.
Rosin, 2s Cd; spirits. IS 90. Steam, l2c
per 10 pounds on rosin. $l.OO on spirits to
Boston.snnd l0c on rosin, and SOC on spirits
TO New York
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n 9Os
p
day
rund
All an are
exclusively
10
sfoo
and Yves
ia Is
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No 2
New and Yves Coast
o
Port for Key
Thursdays p m
p
Wednesdays and Thursdays
E A. Cny Agent De SotoFI tel
H c. sstantG General Passen Agent
B
The morning news., 1899-03-18

the receiver on a chair or table nearby,
ask to be entertained, either by song
instrumental music, humorous declama-
tions or a lecture on some subject, which
is sure TO send the average person to
sleep out of sheer desperation Budapest
doctors say that this branch of the Ga
Zette's work is doing wonders for the VIC
Tins of insomnia. The steady, sonorous
voice of the receiver soothes their nerves
and brings sleep.
Other sufferers are benefited by the insti-
tuition. People in hospitals, who are not
allowed, who are unable to read, get A lot
of comfort out of the little receiver I'm
Ike a human talking machine the me-
chanical one may be shut off as soon as ii
becomes tiresome. Many allng persons
regret nothing so much as their inability
to attend public performances. In Buda-
pest they can dc so at will-without dam
age TO themselves and their pocket.
Once a week the Gazette arranges a sne-
ciai sick room and hospital course, invit-
ing singers and other artists TO perform
for the benefit of the stricken ones. There
always are many who gladly volunteer TO
give the best they have to offer
The Telephone Gazette has forty editors
and reporters, an enormous staff for q
Hungarian paper The best critics of mn
sic, drama and the arts are on its payroll
writers Ahe aduilc ice. Jpckdl repeat their
novelettes and poems to the subscribers On
special occasions noted poets treat them
to their latest At election time The
various candidates are allowed TO haransue
subscribers-at advertising rates. All This
Is entertaining, more or less, but what
gives the Telephone Gazette its sneoiaj
vogue is its news from the bourse. Edited
by experts, they are re-euforced by direct
communications from Spectators and
others on the floor of the Board Of Trade.
Besides, The news is transmitted quicker
by the Telephone Gazette than by any
other agency.
The morning news., 1899-03-18

the gracious lady prefer to hear the
latest scandal agitating Budapest, Vien>
ma or another capital in the world?"
And presently the operation observed
at breakfast is repeated, with the differ
ence, however, that the listener probably
is reclining in a rocking chair or stretched
out on the sofa
But there are people who have neither
time at breakfast nor at 10 o'clock TO in
dulge their passion for information. Very
well, the editor win furnish resume of
the morning service between u and
O'Clock. Next he win ask: Are you go-
ing shopping this afternoon" If madame
answers fYese' the wire wil tell her all
about the latest bargains, the shops,
whether they are overcrOwded or not, etc.
In the afternoon the Telephone Gazette
divides its attention between the lords of
creation and womanhood that spends the
lords money To the business man in his
office it will bring the latest quotations
and dOings of the Board of Trade. and OF
the commercial and railway worlds inter-
mixing this dry stuff with political news
and views that may have leaning upon
trade. Men and women who are Interest,"
ed in Parliament can attend the sessions
without moving from their desk or lounge
The Telephone Gazette's afternoon con-
tribution to the household consists of read
Paris papers have now arrived. and their
columns yield plenty of pert and sensa-
tional items concerning the stage. htera-
ture and musical matters. Fashions are
discussed by its leading promoters The
effects of a new gown or a novel hat come
in for criticism from authorities i'm Wen
ma, Paris and London.
During dinner between and s. the
family may listen TO part of the latest
serial by some great novelist After that
follows moral. political and bourse news.
and then the family may decide whether
il wishes TO hear concert, an opera or a
lecture or attend a dramatic performance,
during the next two hours. All these.
from the eostiliest TO the cheapest, are at
the subscriber disposal.
Then began what is styled the Gazette's
medical work. In every great city there
are thousands suffering from sleeplessness.
That Budapests budget of miserables of
that kind has been greatly reduced dur
ing the past year is said to be due di-
recuy 10. the night service of the Ga
zette. One may so to bed, and, placing
The morning news., 1899-03-18
TELEPHONE NEWSPAPER.
News, Novels, Drama and Market
Quotations Talked Into Sub
scPfbers' Ears.

From the New York Press.
The benevolent woman who gave 400
Bellevue Hospital patients a good time
last Monday by arranging a vaudeville
show for them might have made 1000 or
more sufferers happy for the same out
lay of money were she living in Buda-
pest instead of New York.
The Hungarian capital boasts of a
disseminator of intelligence and music
that leaves all similar attempts far be-
hind. 1t is the Budapest Daily Telephone
Gazette. which has gotten over the expert
mental state and now is an institution as
necessary TO the well being of society
there as bread and butter.
To begin with the Telephon Gazette
beats all contemporaries in the number
of editions. The rankest American vel
low wouldn't think of keeping awake so
long even in war or base BAH times. u
starts its ting-aling-ling at $50 in the
morning and says good night a few min
utes before midnight. This is the pro-
gramme It's subscribers may enjoy at a
nominal cost.
Pater familias wants, of course, his bud
get of news the moment he sis down 10
breakfast As the receivers leach house
hold has two of them) are on the ends of
long wires. he places the tube on little
fofR-l instrument i'm the middle of the
table and at once a soft, melodious voice
begins 10 inform him of the contents of the
latest dispatches of Vienna and Budapest
local news and of the publications in the
Official Gazette
Or maybe he wants to hear first about
wheat aud bonds and railways. In thai
case he can have things changed about
for the asking
AT 10 O'Clock, when the housewife sits
down for quarter of an hour to take a
rest the police editor will ask: rs the
gracious lady pleased TO hear all the
theatrical and musical news, or does she
prefer to listen 10 the doings of the
court, OF society and Of sports? Or does
The morning news., 1899-03-18
GRAIN, PROVISIONS ETC.

New York March 17.-Flour dull and
weak, 5al0c lower again to-day. Minneso-
ia patents. 50 G0d3. So. Rye flour weak Corn
meal easy. Rye easy; No. ., 631Ac Barley
easy. Barley matt quiet.
Wheat-SpOt weak; No. red 7Sssc op-
tons opened weak. because of bearish ca
b.es and renewed liquidation. They rallied
al noon On covering, but developed sec
ond heavy break in the last hour, through
weak Antwerp cables, bearish modern
miller" report and a raid by scalpers clos
ed weak al A0lSsc net decline I'm face of a
fair export trade; March closed 777sc; May
closed 7lSsc; July closed. 7Ohc.
Corn-Spot easy; No. 2, 4O34Q427sc; op-
tons opened easy with wheat and subse-
quently recovered on short demand only TO
break near the close again with wheat;
closed weak at h015c net decline; May
closed SsAc July closed. 39c.
Oats-Spot weak; No. ?, 3liAc; options
quiet. Beef quiet Cut meats steady. Lard
easier Western steamed, s. 50: March
500, nominal; refined easy. Pork steady
Butter steady; Western creamery. 1Jd20c:
factory, 12a141ac; Elgins 20c; imitation
creamery. l3ls0llac state dairy. 140l9I5c.
Cheese steady; large white. l2c Eggs
quiet; state and Pennsylvania. lSlkc; West
ern fresh. l31ac; Southern, 12al3c. Potatoes
steady; New York. 81 l.25a2. %: Long Is
land. A.75a2 .25; sweets, Jersey. s.. .OOG8. co.
Cotton seed oil quiet. Petroleum dull Rice
hrm. Cabbage steady; domestic, &a10 per
lJO Coffee options opened steady; prices
ruled moderately active; speculate very
slack; European and Brazilian accounts
being unsatisfactory and heavy visible
supply causing procrastnation on part of
consumers; closed unchanged to points
hisher; sales, 1850 bags, including May,
The morning news., 1899-03-18

Peculiarities of the Race That Has
Long Governed China.


From the Gentleman's Magazine.
The Manchus, as a body, really do not
care two straws about Confucius. though
it is part of their policy 10 make a great
fuss, just as Napoleon found it paid best to
humor the Popes. OF course, l am speak
ing of a genuine typical Manchus, who are
fast dying out, and becoming petticoated
prigs of Cinnamon, but without a China
mans suppleness and brains. The true
Manchus has an honest contempt for
writing fellows He has long since for
gotten his own language. and now speaks
a rough, energetic, bastard Chinese. called
Pekingese, with a good honest. country
burr. 1t bears much the same relation IN
literary Chinese that E5industanf does to
Sanskrit; Or better still, that the Viennese
dialect does to German. The Emperor of
China on formal occasions, descantiug on
funerals, Confusclus, fliaI pietv and so
on, is like Mr.. +. J. Dlion's French nres-
ident descantng on right, civilization and
Justice
The real human Manchu emperor mall,
ing broad jokes in the coarse Pekin broei1a
cracking melon seeds and putting at bis
water pipe withal. may be compare,l with
his majesty, the Emperor Francis Joseph
with a feather in his billycock and a not
of Pilsener beer before him, smoking n
long, coarse. Italian Avana da ouindici
with a straw run through it. and oxcbanp-
ing repartees with his private cropies IN
piquant Niennese. The Manchus like SNORT
good living and fresh air; they neither
care nor profess to care one little bif ahort
the Chinese empire, except in so far as !,
Is pig elastic sponge out of which can he
squeezed at suitable intervals a rich mn
triment. The one exception is, or was the
Emperor, who during the first four retens
took a keen pleasure, as well as pride IN
running the vast machine as economically
and as uprightly as possible, and even now
there is considerable quantity of good
manly ieaven in Manchu mankind. lust as
there is in any other mankind. ana n is
this minority of good men which keens
things going, not TO speak of the leaven az
good in theeChinese or Confucian element
which combines with the excellence on tbe
Manchu side. even as in the United States
the under stratum of solid worth in parry
The morning news., 1899-03-18
DarIxs.

Soudre CNor), 5s7 tons. Nielsen. ldg naval
stores.-DahI & Andersen.
Angelina (PorO, - tons, Lourello; ldg ma
val stores.
Birgitte CNor), SAG tons, ldg naval stores
Dahl & Andersen.
Neptun (Rus), 422 tons, Andersen, ldg ma
val stores-Paterson, Downing & Co.
Sigrid (Nor). 549 tons, Hansen, ldg naval
stores-Paterson. Downing & Co.
Record (Nor) $50 tons, Olsen, dis ballast
Paterson, Downing & Co.
Gevelia (SwD, 7O7 tons, Olsson at quar-
antine-Strachan & Co.
Emilio NJ. QtaD, 638 tons, Schiaffino. dis
ballast-Strachan & Co.
The morning news., 1899-03-18

Stettin. via Norfolk; Chenistin (BD. Jen-
kins. Hamburg. via Norfolk.
jacksonville. Fla. March H--Entered'
schooner Annie Lord. Kendall, Havana.
Entered and cleared. steamer Comanche.
Pennington, New York
Apalachicola Fla, March I.-kntered.
bark Alberto CNor, Nielsen, Bahia
Pensacola. Fla, March h.-ArflVed'
steamship Euskoro (SpJ Aralucia. Ha-
vana; barks Grazia QtaD. Cafiero, Barba-
dos: Prospero and DAVID QtaD, Cheisa,
Marseilles.
Sailed. bark Rosino dtaD. Russo, Can
mes.
The morning news., 1899-03-18
shInplng Memnrnndn.

Genoa, March l6.-sailed steamer Pearl
Moore, Pensacola.
Baltimore. March 16.-Arrived, steamer
State of Texas, Savannah
Charleston, S. c., March 17.-Arrived
steamer Irequois, Kemble Jacksonville.
proceeded to New York
Sailed, steamer Moorby (Br, Laurie,
Tampa.
Key West. Fla, March l7-Arrlved.
steamers Olivette, Stevenson, Port Tam
pa, and sailed for Havana; Fanita. Han
son, Havana, and sailed for Port Tampa
Cook. Munson, Miami; tug Chlds, Pent.
Nassau
Port Tampa, Fla, March 17-Arrived
steamers Betty (AusO. Blecis, Trieste;
Yarmouth, Smith. Havana, and returned.
Fernandina. Fla, March H-Arrived.
schooner John Paul, Crabtree, New York.
Cleared and sailed, schooner Goodwin
Stoddard, Anderson, New York
Sailed, steamers Ladoga (Br), Goulding,
The morning news., 1899-03-18
FALSE TEETH TESTED IN COURT :
WOman's Ability to Bite an Apple
Secures Judgment in Her Favor

From the Philadelphia Times.
Baltimore. March 15.--Mrs. Martha buoN-
inghams ability to bite an apple win nee
false teeth to-day decided case IN ns'
favor in the City Court.
Some time ago she bought a set OF 'ee'"
from Dr. j. H. Marchant which'
claims. We're not satisfactory. She went 10
another dentist. Then she sued Dr. Ma
chant for the money she had paid MN 10
the first set Of teeth. DR.. John {. th's.i,
an expert, examined the lady's NOUN ~. N.
held that the second set of teeth were nO'
properly fitted.
Her counsel then asked X the delenp -,
ants counsel and the expert wouIu
satisfied if the plaintiff could bite an appSS
with the second set OF teeth. They go
they would. The teeth stood the test a.
Judge -Dobler gave judgment in MIS-
Buckingham's favor.
The morning news., 1899-03-18
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