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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-03-31

The palate is almost
tickled with Scott's Emul-
sion of Cod-liver oil. The
stomach knows nothing
about it, it does not trouble
you there. You feel it first
in the strength it brings; it
shows in the color of cheek
and smoothing out of
wrinkles.
1t was a beautiful thing
to do, to cover the odiouS
taste of Cod-liver oil, evade
the tax on the stomach, and
take health by surprise.
1t warns, soothes, strength
ems and invigorates.
soc and SIoo, all druggists
SCOTT BOVINE, Chemists, New York.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-03-31
WITNESSES FROM FIRST WARD.
Examined in the Langstaff-Kelly
Election Contest.

George Adams, Stephen w. Blotsley,
John Bosom, William Bees, Joseph
Bee@. Wallace Burgess, John w.
Evans, Charles W Fletcher. William
Guest John ]. Griffiths, Frank Hores,
John II Howells, John Howels, VIII
liam Jones, Reese Jones, Lewis p.
Jones, Lucian Lake. William s. Nor.
gan. John Mccullough, George Northup,
James Stevenson, William Sillick, Will
liam scotsman, Albert Simms, Charles
Shatto, David II. Thomas. John
Thomas, William Webb, Joseph Webb,
Benjamin Webb, Seth Wells Jenkin
Williams, George r. Watkins, of the
Fifth district Of the First ward of
Scranton were examined in the Lang
staff-Kelley election contest yesterday
The testimony oi Edward Fidler, Of
the Fourth district of the First ward
was also heard. The examiners will sit
again on Saturday in the arbitration
room. There will be no hearing today
out Of Difference to the legal holiday.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-03-31
TESTIMONY In
THE WATER CASE
LARGE NUMBER OF WITNESSES
SWORN YESTERDAY.

Three of Them Not Allowed to Tes-
;ify Because of the Death of Two
of the Original Plaintiffs with
Whom They Had Conversations
About the Case--Kosciusko Guards
Were Not Able to Come to a Set
tlement in Their Case and 1t Was
Therefore Continued.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-03-31
NEWS OF THE GREAT
INDUSTRIAL WORLD
WAGES OF SECTION HANDS TO
BE INCREASED.

Story About Laying Off "Coai Watch
ers" Is of the Scare order--George
I. Morgan Retires Tomorrow from
the Superintendency of the Sus-
quehanna Coal Company-Cana-
dian Railway Gets the Old Coal
"Jimmies" from the Lehigh VAL
ley and Jersey Central.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-03-31
er Ties
Women

CotE INOVCIIIOo lIIdI aIC oIIOWII
!. me swell Paris shops, as we'll as
multituia of fine things from
American makers. A splendid va
riety to choose from.
Liberty silk Ties, with plated AMI
hemStitched endSa
silk 20 satin Stock Collars
tu.SeL, ruche trimmed and sheered.
stock Collars Of Pique and Liberty
Satin WITH attached bows.
Black and White Chiffon Ties with
appliqued ends.
Dress Fronts with Stock OF Point
de Esprit, with insertions of Val lace
ana sheered ribbon trimmings.
A host Of prices, but you'll care
most for their beauty.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-03-31
Stroudsburg Ball Team.

The Stroudsburg State Normal base
ban team has organized for the season
of S09 and are ready to hear from all
tirs -class teams that would like to ar
ranNe games. Address all communica-
tic to Prof. +. L.. Pierson, manager,
\, mai school, East Stroudsburg, Pa.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-03-31

Just before court adjourned in the
main court room yesterday afternoon
all OF the evidence had been heard in
the case of Margaret j. Smith and
others against the Jermyn ana Rush
brook Water company. After Court
opened yesterday morning the testi-
mony of James Carey, w. s. Moon.
stuart Snyder. Truman Ackerly and
Edward Miller was heard. They testi-
fled that the property of the plaintiffS
was damaged from One-fourth to one
third by the operations of the Water
company.
Attorney G. IT, Welles opened the
case for the defense. Among the wit
nesses called were James Mann, Will
liam Walker, John Ball. EbeneZer Lee
Edward Murphy, ]. r. Moon and Ar
thur Snyder James Mclaughlin. ]. j.
Jermyn and j. y. Stocker were called
but were not allowed to testify because
certain matters they were expected to
tell about included conversations with
two of the original defendants. now
dead. The trend of the testimony for
the defense was that the land had
been benefited by the operations OF
the Water company rather than dam
aged. In rebuttal Mrs Eele Stein.
William Vail and John Boil were call
ed. The case will be argued Saturday
morning. Court will not sit today.
1t was reported to Judge Archibald
yesterday morning that a settlement
had not been affected in the case of
the Eosciusko Guards against the Mer-
chants and Mechanics bank. and a
juror was withdrawn and the case con-
Nse of Joseph Meader against
nfOn
lcd. On July 4, 1897, Mr.. Mead
Akon was struck by a car on the
Aore line and damaged. An amic-
<settlement was arrived at. Attor-
&C. Fl. Soper appeared for Mr.
tader and Attorneys Everett Warren
and p. w. Gallagher for the defendant
company.
NJ. d. Brown & Co., wholesale lumber
dealers, sued w. d. Evans and others,
comprising the Olyphant Base Ball as
sociation, for lumber furnished in the
construction of a fence around the base
ball park erection of a grand stand,
etc. There was no appearance on the
part of the defense and verdict for
S4l1.62 in favor Of the plaintiff was re-
turned. That was the full amount of
the claim.
The suit OF the keystone Brewing
company against Catherine Rush, adj
ministratrix, was on trial when court
adjourned. The suit is for the purpose
of recovering a book account of s67
The testimony was all put in yesterday
and court will meet today when the
arguments to the jury will be made
and the chargSkof the court delivered
ewcomb and T. p
e plaintiff. and At
O'Malley, the de-
ed to Decide.
zen asked to decide
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-03-31
E:Cz. MIA
ON EAR

1suffered from Eczema on tho right enr. 1
could hardly keep my hands Oft it, tho itching
was so severe. Small bubbles would open,
emitting watery-like substance, apparently
poisonous. One OF the leading doctors hero
treated me, and applied the usual physicians
remedies without benefit. My brother rec
commended that I try CUTIcURA. Tho first
application ,cas soothing, and before tho box
was half gone the disease had disappeared.
II. c. BARNET, 6i4 Race ST., CHM, q.
srsrpr Cuny TRrhruSSr InN Evrrr KtSp or rc.
zEuA, WITH Loss Or Haze - Warm baths with CrTi.
cURA Soar, gentle nnointinrs with CrTeUEA, puret O.
emollients, and mild doses Of ofCrricuEA RtsoLvEHT.
Sold throughout IN, World. PorTsR nrgoA CHI''
CoRP., sole Props., Bossor " "l'"v 70 n-c Fc-a'7 woe.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-03-31

led to Decide.
zen asked to decide
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-03-31
Easter Gloves

Such another showing is not
within local reach-one must Jour
ney to the Metropolis.
We're to tell you particularly of
two sorts this week,
OF the "Melba" at 81. 80, we
can say that the experimental and
perfecting period in the history of
this glove has been passed, and il
stands the equal of many $500
sorts. Made in Grenoble, France,
B sSiStSy finished, elastic skins.
81 re All the new light shades for mat
,,g or contrasting with the new
huHes in fabrics,
oar Dollar Glove has made a
,eputation for our glove stock.
soft, elastic real kid skin go into its
makeup. Two clasp, and self.
contrasting black stitchingS.
All sizes in Black, White, Tan,
Brown, Mode, Green, Red Brown
and EaWn
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-19
A STREET DUEL
AT AMHERST c. H.
Sheriff Beard and Mr.. John H. Par
Fight with Pistols,
BOTH PARTIES WERE WOUNDED.
Mr.. Boards Injuries Are Regarded rs
Slight, but Mr. Parr Thought 10 be
seriously iIurt-Thc Encounter
the Result OF old Trouble.
BOTH PARTIES WERE WOUNDED.

AMHERST. VA. April ESPECIAL -
\ serious difficulty occurred I'm our VIII
lage this afternoon about o'clock be-
tween SIR. John II. parr a prominent
citizen OF the Atwood noighborhood and
the sheriff OF the county, Mr.. John T..
Beard. which resulted I'm each party re-
celying two wounds.
SEVEN SHOTS TIRED
Seven shots were nred from thirty
eight calbre pistols four by Mr.. Parr.
Two of which took effect, one ball strik-
INK bis opponent on the head. inhicting a
slight scalp wound. the other on the left
side below the ribs. The ball passed
through bur did not enter the cavity.
His wounds are regarded as slight. Dut
Mr. T3rr received wound in the right
breast which penetrated his lung. and
u.s. regarded as somewhat serious. besides
a flesh wound IN bis left leg below the
knee.
The parties had not been on gooaterms
for several years. and Mr. -Parr took
onense al Mr. Beard speaking to him as
DE came into the village. which brought
ou personal encounter n which Mr.
Parr came ont very much wOrsted and
was not willing % give mp where it then
stopped. They were separated, but both
parties seemed to have armed them-
selves for another encounter which came
of about two hours later and resulted as
stated above.
MEN OF PROMINENCE.
Mr.. Beard has been sheriff Of this
county for twelve years. and Mr. par
president o. the Board or Supervisors
for about The same length of time The
affair is much deplorod.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-19
GRAND COUNCIL
ROYAL ARCANUN
A Large Attendance at the Meeting
Yesterday.
THE REPORTS FOR THE YEAR.
Both Those ofthc Grand Regent and
the Grand secretary Mere Exceed
ingly Gratifying Big Enier-
tainmcnt Tonight.

When the eavel of Grand Regent Bloom
berg descended al r.. ~ yesterday n
Lee Camp Hall in calling the Royal Ar
canum Grand Council to order there Was
as fine looking ID body of representative
Nirgiuians as one desires 90 look upon.
They hailed from al sections of the
commonwealth. and We're joyful In their
social and naterua commngiinss and
I'm loyalty to the great frat-rnal order
they represented
Tie report OF the Supreme Recent
Grand Secretary. Grand Treasurer Com
mittce on Laws Finance Committee Were
very encouraging. and eylnced the fact
thar Virginia j. boz the front rank OF the
Arcanum advancing column.
Supreme orator j. A. Lungspit OF
PENNSYLVANIA. was warmly welcomed and
made short address. in which he re-
ferred to General Lee twhoso picture was
at his back as probably the greatest
soldier and purcsf gentleman that ever
lived" which eloquent tribute elected
long and hearty applause.
The Grand Councils members will this
morning have their pictures taken. by in
vitation. on the capitol steps.
The body meets again at 10 O'Clock this
morning
GRAND REGENTS REPORT
Grand Regent Bloombcrg In his report
says.
From the very comprehensive tables
prepared by our Grand Secretary with
his report. one can readily SEQ what has
been accomplished by our several coun-
ellis for the year ending December H.
1888 Quite a number Of them have done
good work Lynchburg. No. l05 Initiated
% members Ocean. No 1865. 81 Ports
mouth. -; Union. No. g. of Richmond.
IA: Roanoke. No l22s. OF Roanoke. y;
jefferson. No. al. Of Charlottesville. n.
Mccarthy No i5S OF Richmond. TO- and
so on down the list. But the work OF
Shockoe. No. SO. Of Richmond. during the
past year. Ike that of the preceding.
stands out In such bold relief that ! can
not refrain from commenting thereon.
and returning my thanks 20 this live and
enthusiastic council for having initiated
i6 members and showing net gain ot
20. Such work Is entitled TO recognition,
and ! recommend that this Grand foun--
ell in some suitable manner give express
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-19
rnnAccn EXCHANGE.

Richmond, Va, April j, l>El
Sales of new dark loose tobacco on the
Richmond (NaD breaks to-day. Stonewall
Warehouse sold $3.50 pounds. EhoCkoe
N1rehousc sold 4.f3J p0unds-highest
nrice 81. Crcnshaw.s Warehouse sold
57f5 mounds highest price. SL15. Total
fG-fo nounds-hichcst price So
Tba i.eual dak loose tobacco breaks an
stnneual Shockoe and Creu-haw's ware
houses for tomorrow, Wednesday, April
Nessrs Frazer a. Tompkins tobacco
commission merchants. 80. JOS south
T,velfth street Richmond. Va. viii offer
b,- sample al their unice tomorrow "a
break of thirty-hve CiJ) hogsheads of
good dark tobacco.
private sales reported 10 tho socret9r,,
Of the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day
warmers hogsheads. flers. = leaf
dark. -: Tugs dark, ~. Total. 81
hOgshedds.
The tobacco inspector reports To-day.
Inspections-B Bright. II hOgsheads. dark
81 hOgshcads and fierce. Reinspectious
bright. II hogsheads
StOnewah ShockOe. Crenshaw's Ala
ghany old Dominion. DavenDort's and
Seabrook's tobacco warehouses renort 10
day: Receipts. l4T packages. deliveries 20
packages.
United States internal revenue coIlec
lions on tobacco for the city Of Rich
monh. Va. to-day: Cigars and cigarettes,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-19
AUSTlN'S SECOND TRIAL,
Tho Day Consumed in Getting a jury
fGaHntoH :. 4. vs. Elect Officers

HAMPTON. va April 1s-Special.-
Hampton camp Sons OF Confederate
Veterans met last night and elected the
following officers for the ensuing year.
Commander. Dudley r. C0wlcs. First
Lieutenant Commander. Ashley c. Hudg-
ines Second Lieutenant Commander W.
W Richardson. Adiutant. John Wey-
mouth. Treasurer. \. =. Ransone.
The second trial OF Colonel g. p. Austin
for alleged criminal assault was begun to-
day The whole day was spent In Sc.
curing jury. Both sides claim new evil
dence discovered since the last trial
Division q. Of the Naval Reserves. are
ordered 20 meet on the 2lst instant 20
make preparations for inspection
The funeral 81 The late Lemuel r.
gclater took place Yesterday from St
Johns church. Rev }. j. Gravait. OF
the church 81 the Holy Trinity Rich
mond. former rector here. assisted in the
services. The body was escorted 10 the
burial ground by Lee Camp, Confederate
Veterans.
MR.. Wesley NJ Oher. OF Baltimore, Is
visiting Mrs. Captain Clifford. on Mallory
avenue.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-19
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET

NEW YORK. Aprii fs-FLOTR-Shade
steadler az first. but closed barely STEADY
with wheat: winter straights. 53DffIJfO.
RYE FLoUR-Quiet.
OKNMEAf-Stcady.
RYE Steady: No. . western, 0Gc
BARLEY-NOminal.
BARLEY MALT-Dull
WHEAT-Spot steady: No. red. s3Nc
Options opened firm on the Illinois report
and higher cables. I'm playing for a re-
action bears subsequently oversoid and
were driven In 10 midday, causing q
rapid advance. This. in turn. was fol-
lowed by late afternoon break under
realizing and rain news. Closed weak az
1isUlIc. decline from the top. but i4u'sc.
July. zoe September. 7Si ic.
CORN-Spot steady; No. .. 1880. on
tions opened firm with wheat hut lacked
activity. and subsequently eased or
sharply under liquiudatiou. closing weak
at &c, net loss; May closed al 4o.fc';
OATS Spot dull; 40. . white, 33c. Op-
tons neglected.
BEEF Steady.
CUT MEATS-Stcady.
LARD-Nominal. western steamed. Sjil
N55Q: April |47ia nominal Refined
PORK- STEADY.
BtITEk-Steady.
CHEE5E,-Fir
E(fGS-Sfeady.
COTTON-sFtD Or-Stcady.
PETROLEJ M-Ea-y.
TURPENTlNE-Qmet az 43i n4ilc.
RlCEEStcady.
POTATOES Steady; jersey, 81 500 80
CABBAGE strong domestic. s"0lt
CDfFEi-Oufious opened steady al un-
changed prices 90 D points decline. showed
speculative apathy. selling being checked
hy low price and buying checked by tnol-
nous visible supply and predicted neW
crop of proportions equ1u TO Lass, ware
house movements subs ding. hut receipts
at Rio and santos maintained. adding tu
the depression. closed steady and un-
bags. Including May. Sigj; June. 5000.
Spot coffee steady
SUGAR-Steady. raw strong. fair refn-
Ing. 4 3-i6c,, cenTitugai .1 test. 4r.c.t
mOlasses sugar. I l-l6e. Refined strong
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-19
Another
Furniture Sensation.

4 Ve'our-Covered Bed Couch for ~ 80,
made on solid oak frome. fincly-carV-
cd back covered with "a grade velour,
with NO. I ticking. We have been
selling such COuches for ten dollars,
and az that price they were s. less
than tho arOund-town price.
SAMPLE PIECES FURNITURE FOR
TODAY.
fS50 COMBlNATlON BOOKCASE FOR
st0o
81 WARDROBE CHIFFoNNIERE FOR
$40
50 5-PIECE PARLOR SUIT FOR si5
So VELOUR-COVERED EASY CHAIR,
$40
s33 HALLRACK. FINEST OAK So.
81 CHINA CLOSET AND slDEBOARD,
SiOOJ
Flower Stands 25c.
You viii surely want % visit the Third
Floor Furniture Department to-day.
Yesterdays freight brought nearly SOD
TahOurettes. Jardiuieres and Flower
Stands. and among them are 30 in
the new Golden oak 10 be sold to-day
for 25c. You viii thank a. Tor CALI
inr your attention 20 them.
g. WHITNEY GO-CARTS s2Ds
so NEW PHILADELPHIA SINGER
MACHINE S2ioo
so ELDRlDGE SEWING MACHINE.
SlSo5
y35 ROYAL SEWING MACHINE, sff.oo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-19
OLD VETS MEET.
Survivors Of the Nineteenth Virginia
Have % Rcuninn in Charlottesville.

Have p Bcunion in Charlottesville.
CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va. April R-
SDecial-The surviving members OF Com
panv s. Nineteenth Regiment Virginia
Confederate Veterans together with a.
number OF invited CHESTS from Company
d. and other old Confederates. had % re-
union and banquet last night at People,
C8fa
Thr evening was pleasantly spent by
srrechl'yne and relating of od war
STORIES Speeches We're made bv Colonel
o. g. Wrri-uhaker and Judge Duke
while james P,iev and BH Jones Zee
c'fcd many od war Incidents
Alr Jerry a. Han and Miss Lois Elsie
Nlrford We're united in marriage ar
Iridy'- church on the lith. \ number
attended the marriage from fle o'fT
AIR. a. ~. keistrr. of Il.nshoro. sold
DIS arm Yesterday to Mr. John Vs. Fox
of Cambridge. Nd. for - 50o cash. The
farm contained hfty-hve acres.
At "a meeting of the Executive Board
% the Mems Reading Room and Library
Association last night the following Of
feors We're elected. President a. O. Ma
uhie. Eire-P President. e.. ". Walker. Re
cording secretary j. W. Anderson. Cor
responding Secretary Professor W. H.
Cook. Treasurer }. A. Gilmore.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-19

Total to-day--Net receipts. 1902 bales;
exports 10 Great Britain. $50 bales: TO
the Continent, 9,7J1 bales: stock. 1862
bales.
Consoliiatcd-Net receipts. 3i2i7 bales
cxports 10 Great Britain. 6.6S2 bales: 10
France. III bales; TO the Continent. 15.Ol7
Total since September fst--Net receipts
7753. 9f2 bales: exports to Great Britain
air. $50 bales, to France, d56, 100 bales .
To the Continent. 2,l1oOI2 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. LA. April SCOT
TON-Futures steady. April. 5al bid
NAV 55tG5.J5; June 5.G2N5 CO. July.
5G4lij.C5; August. 5GSd5Gi. September
5G3. October. l6i: November a't}11uo,
December 5.GGq5Os; January, 5.6o9on.
LIVERPOOL. April 1s.-i =. NOT
TON-Spot I'm fair demand. prices STEADY,
American midding 3f,d. The SAFES OF me
day were 10000 bales, Of which ~" were
for speculation and export, and included
900 American. Receipts, GOO Dales' III
Guiding 200 American.
Futures opened steady. Win moueIs
demand and closed quiet; American mld-
ding. J. IN. e.. April. . 2o-Gi. buyers, ApIl
g 2O-Gf, buyers: June and July. . Gp-pff
3 2l-Gi. July and August, 3 2o-6iQ3 +l-nt,
sellers; August and September N-piR
3 2l-G4. sellers. September ana DclpDeI'
3 2o-Gi; October and November, = l"-uAd
3 9l-6l. sellers: November and Decemner'
3 2o-Gi, sellers: December aud January
= 1861. sellers. January and FEBRUARY
: p-,a. buyers; February and Maich'
3 2O-G4, buyes
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-19
Mannish Oxford Ties, So

A most superb lot of oxford Ties made
for the lirm of GiDoon Philadelphia,
but delayed 900 shipment have been
sold 90 us bv the manufacturer at
what was undoubtedly loss. and the
Iot only too limited. are placed on
sale to-day They are of most er-
ceuent Wei Kid and We would be
proud 20 sell them for three dollars.
These are to be sold for ~ pair.
The latest rage ln the fashionable
world are Checked Umbrellas for
dress use. and we have bought just
two cOl0rs of these 10 sell for ~ Jb
instead OF five dollars. These are Red
and Black and Green and Back
Checked pure silk 1affetas. made 20
roll very close. with cases TO match.
OTHER PARASOL BARGAINS.
Misses satin parasOis ............. SOC.
Ladies' Six White ParasOls ........ +oc.
Mourning Gloria ParasOis ......... zoe.
Ail-Siik Embroidered Dot Parasols
~ 80
Ribbons shirred SILK Parasols...S2 80
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-19

CHARLESTON. s. C.. April 1S-TJR-
PENIlNL-Market firm al 5J.c.. sllcs.
none.
ROslN-steady and unchanged. sales,
none.
WII.AlINGTON y. e.. April lS-SPlR-
IT'S or TURPENTlNE- Steady GO n'i-n
400. receipts. 80 casks.
ROSIN-Firm al g5c.a Sf. receipts. 1900
barrels. 49,
CRUDE NE-Quiet at Sl.5J
M2lO. receipts 20 barrels.
TAR-firm al 9Jc.; receipts 1877 n"ri'i9'
SAVANNAH GA. April 1S.-sPlRlTS
or TTRFENTINl,-Ope steady at @l
04Oc. with sales OF ji" casks Closed az
ROSIN- demand sales. lfi bar
rels. receipts 9O2J barrels, quota. II,
Z. b. Sl65. =. SIP # 81. 80; g. O..
Si&Q1 30; II, 81 40, 70, !. So, - Sl.,u.
,.Hffg - -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-19
Porch and Lawn
SpeCialties.

LARGEST SIZE LAWN SWINGS, 81 %
3-FOOT % PORCH BENCH zoe.
$50 LARGE WICKER ARM ROCKER,
SiT5
s. LARGE WICKER ARM ROCKER.
Sf25
RATTAN-SEAT SEWING ROCKERS
toc
15c COMPLETE CROW-K SET. soc.
IL you have leather belt that is too
large or TOO small bring 10 % tho BELT
counter and we will insert evelets 20
match and make il fit you free OF any
charge
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-19
COMING. THE GREAT ~rRrLpY.r
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. SAT
tnDAN APRIL 92D.

on account OF ihe Deep Run Hunt club
Races. Sliuuy. April 81 Nn tae Eioh.
moud. Fredericksburg and Potomac Rails
road viii run q special traln leaving Fibe
40 l.il T.. ~ for G.nte. IS Siding. retufn-
ins' 20 leave Ginier's Siding immediately
aiier the races. Fare 81 cents for tho
round trip This offers Warv convenient
opportunity for those desiring to see the
races, as the train wli stop within
short distance of the grand stand Tick
cts VIII Doe ON sale at Elba about thirty
minutes before the departure OBJ train.
vs.. p. TAYLOR.
Traffic Manager.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-19

Clergvmen holding cards OF both the
Pennsylvania railroad and Richmond.
fredericksburg and Potomac railroad
issue can purchase through tickets 20
Alexandra and Washington upon prescn-
taton of same ar the ticket office. Byrd
Street station Richmond. and other sta
lions ON Tine of Richmond Frcderic ksburg
and Potomac railroad subject % The con-
ditions on tickets.
". =. TAYLOR.
Iraflln AlHnInnr
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-19
nALTl,lngn .-AEEET-
HALTnInRE. Anr-I lS--TLOTR-FI

BALTIMORE. April lS-FLOUR-Firm
and unchanged.
WHEAT-Dul and hiehar. spot and
month. 7s17, &c., May. as if,1Si.c.; July,
17c. Southern by sample. 1lul>lac.
CORN-Firm spot. l-c. hid. month. 400
tie May IJs 05tsc. southern white
corn. 42rf0 i3o.
OATS Firm 80. white ,-lr.Aiac.
KYE-Steady. $50. - nearby. 5sc. asked
40 o. western. ga ~.
SUGAR-Struug and unchanged.
If-TrEf- risaI1 and 1924. uu.std.
EGGS irn at l1c.
EESL-lfifm u'I UNCHANGED
LETrUc E-sl7-u- per huShci box.
WHIskN-I nchaulrd.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-19
NFW YORK DRY GOODS niARKET

NEW YORK. April 1S-The dry good.
Of STAPLE ANA fancy cIffDu- Tor quick dee
livery bat buying n lII specialiles. such
as printed Hanne. effect, and fancy woven
dress goods. has Az iu been Ou fairly
liberal scale The general tone continue.
steady. and any irrrsularitr n price d.
confined 10 unimpOrtInt quarters Print
cloths are DO slow demand hut price
steady WoOllen and w0rsLed dress goods
IN fair demand Mems wear WO0llcus
quiet. prices unchanged.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-19
Indigestion
aud
Dyspepsia

n n C h e q X g a
creep through
the body upset
ting the liver
and kidnays and
making trouble
e Y er y " here.
HOstetter
stomach Bit
tcrs cures indl-
x e sti o n and
dyspepsia - by
doing SO. pre-
vents constipa-
ton. biliousness
and all liver and
kidney troubles.
II makes and
Keeps y c o pic
well.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-19

The eighteenth anniversary NJ the
organization Of Lee Camp took place
yesterday and was observed al the
S0iole. tom. hY ine hiring nf "a -aIllr
and sumptuous dinner 20 The veterans.
Lee Camp Will hold appropriate cere-
monies next Friday night