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Comparative cotton statement.
New York. February Ii--ComparatiVe COT
ton statement for tho week ending today:
Dry Goods.

New York, February tz--There is no ctecH
to the strong tone OF the market Tor staple
goods. Today's BUSINESS was OF fair dimon-
sions Utica and Mohawk widc aheetings nd :
yinctd per cent and some leading makes OF
Eastern drills advanced 20 per yard. Prints
are very strong and orders for goods not In
stock ara taken at valuc only. Print cloths
ARE bid for at 2isc for regulars Without sell
ere. No change In wooden goods situation.
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GALVESTON COTTON REcEiPIs',,,

ry Gulf. Colorado and Santa 70 Nio suha
iG2 bales; International and Urea sdersor,
lest Galveston, Houston ailo Ss;. t;uli
Interstute, 10; barge Willie. $40. Iouu' !"
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aIrs. unmlln on Triat

Temple. Texas. February 49, III
number OF citizens from here "s' ~,
10 Bei,on by special yenire se 81 chnI1
the ease OF Mrs. Ilamliu Of salsuv q "
with the murder OF Saiiie hssSs
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HuuSton srOt Un0tHtt"h~.
Spots closed Arm and unchanged; sales loot


VfhNr NuVf WnfINcf".
Galveston Spots closed quiet but steady and
unchanged.
IJw ordinary, "a 1i-1G Mlddling .,,....oaa
Ordinary. ,.4t...5 Good middling. sss
Good oi dirnry. .5is Mdding fntr,..IA
Low mlddllpg.. ,b5s Sales ...........
New orleans--Spots closed quiet but steady
and unchanged
Low ordinary...t Middllng ...,...G
ordinary. AZ Good middiing. 50,
Coco ordiuary..N 1-i6 Middlng fair. IA
Lew middling 30 ZIG Sales ..a...... 1850
New YorlS-spois closed dull and uu-
cSapged.
Good ordinary5 GIG Good middling. z
Low middling.. 6 sic Mdding fnlr...Iis
M!adllng. .,......6A Sales 200
Liverpool Spots closed unchnnged sales
10 900 OF which $500 were American; imports
1900 all American.
Ordinary, Mid. upland. ...3 T-l6
Coco ordnary.,s 1-l6 Good mid. up. ,S9s
Low mIddllng- Sh Amer. mid fairs ai-S2
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HOUSTON WHOLESALE PRICES.
Quotations for Round LotA of Staple
CommS dities.

These quotations are revised daily. and their
tuose ruling in Houston wholesale marketA :
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Carload lots. I. o. b. cars from millers: deal.
ers charge from store 5g10c more per 100 ios
on bran, 213c per bushel on oats and corn
and le1t l5c per 100 lbs ON hay.
BRANm!oc corn bran 67iac per 100 lbs.
CHOPPED CORN -SeaS2c per 100 lbs
CuRN-No. :, sacked. 43c per bushel
oATS-Texas 3l5r36c per gu.
NIlEAT-SiORTS--S5 per 100 lbs
WHEAT sCREENINGS-7OaS per hu.
HAY-Altalfa Sl2o1dl350 per ton; timothy
81. 5O@l3 so; South Texas prairie hay IS coo
6oC; North Texas $9.0o0l0.oo
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APFLES-PeT Dbl. s.. O0W550.
BANAN; Ser bunch s.5Oa1,75. packed
GQCOANUTS-Pe hundred $400
LEMONS--$3 5013. 10
ORANGES California navels $500; Califor-
nia seedlings $3.50.
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Futures opened steady; al noon steady:
closed steady. Highest for March GO, low
gust 6ae. low Go. Following arc the quota
items for all months;
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New York. February -wheat-Receipts
1880: experts $4,000; spot firm; No red
IS (. o. b. afoat; options closed &c net lower.
March S3is Hides Arm; Galveston i6 80.
Wool steady l7Ge2: Texas 12ni5. Cotton
seed oil steady prime crude 2Oa2oia; yellow
$685.
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Marine INTELLIGENCE.
Port Of Galveston, February il,
ARRIVED.

Sch Henry a. Berwind. Hewitt Philadel-
phia.
.ch Stella y. Cailan. Merritt. Norfolk.
Sch Katherine d. Perry. Garfield Baltimore.
Sch Agnes alarming, Heyor Newport News.
CLEARED.
SIS Crefeld. Won Borell Bremen
IS Monmouth Greggilis. Liverpool via New
port News
Ship Rhonc. Milliehap. Bremerhayeu.
SAILED.
IS Pensacola. Simmons. Pensacola
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New Orleans. FEBRUARY Hog products

New Orleans. February 1T,-Hog prcducts
steady, Professionalism mess 9.75ml00o
Lard--Rehned fierce 4.3Thdfi,S0: pure 600
Boxed moats-Dry salt shoulders i5O; sides
531la. Baeon-Clenr ribs sides. 6h. Hams
Choice sugar cured shdp9ia. Rice quiet or
binary to good SGs%. Flour, grain and feed
patents i05d4.so. Corn meal 1876. Bran CO
dl67. Hay--Prine it00die.oo; choice IS Oo@
1850. Corn--No. . sacked. white 42di2is
81
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Futures opened steady; at noon quiet,
closed quiet and steady. Highest for May 500,
low Sal; high Tor July G,0a. low 5.9s. Follow
ins are the quotations for all months
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WIRE AND NAILS.

Quotations are for less than carload lots;
special rates on carloads.
BARBED W1RE-Glidden, gal, So So per 100
lbs: Waukegan 81 90.
WtRE NAII.S-Rate 2,25 per key; advances
l0i. I'D aud l6d, DC; sd and Cd 1Oc; I'd and ID
zoe: I'D and cd. a0c Sd. 45o "a, zoe.
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MANASSAS lity. ftDluhTY l1,-NEeat ABOUT
steady; No. hard 6ia65is; No red 72Gf7S:
No. spring 6Sh. Corn steady TO &c lower,
No, > mixed sax asa. No . white SasdsS,
Oats actiye; Arm for good, slow for poor;
No. > white 8; No. mixed 2Sia929. Rye
No. ,, 5iis Hay Receipts of prairie ex-
oeeds demand choiee timothy 700n75o;
choice prairie 675d7.o0 Receipts Wheat
81 500: corn 500: oats 1000
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CANNED FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.

CANNED FRUITa-Appies, BIB soIs5c;
pinearpes. 2-lh oyeless and coreless $l.5op
siceG $40; pears, 2-lb standard soc; black
berries. 2-l5 standard 65u: pic fruits. 2-lb as
sorted, zoe; peaches, lib full weight Sis. a-lb
Hight weight Sl.01; pie peaches, S-lb Sac.
CANNED NEGBTABLES-Ton tomatoes. 3-lb
fun weight $4,000; 2-lb full weight 65GDT0c:
fun weight Soc: String beans. us full woight
&c; A No. | stringless beans, 2-lb fui. weight
$50: red kidney beans. 2-lb full weight 90c:
marrowfat peas. 2-lb full weight S5c; early
Jun. peas, fancy lib fun weight sI.40; Ameri-
can petit pos peas. 2-lb full weight sl.6jlll IS;
asparagus, California, 2h-lb SEQ; corn, Au-
$50 soc
CALIFORNIA FRUIT-Extra standard az
ID beaches, lemon cling $2.1o122o yellow
Crawford S.65dl. IS; black cherries SlS5: april
cots $LG5M1.7o: Bartlett pears s1.65@170; as
sorted 81. 45@l so; standard 2la-lb peaches. yell
low Crawford sl5onl.55; apricots Sl4091. 45;
Bartlett pears sll5iIl.55
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DRIED FRUITS AND NUTS.

APPLES-Farcy evnporated, 5D-Ib boxes
estc: i-:b cartons 1oisc; choice evaporated, IN
itilk. 50-lb 9I4o; fancy sliced, in 5O-lb boxes,
NPRICoTs-12c per ID loose; 12,4c In Lib
cartons.
CITRON-In 10-lb boxes 1Sc.
CURRANTS--Ip bbs 6c 25-lb boxes. clean
cd bulk 7lec lib cartons Sc.
TEACHES vapo"ated, uupeeled, l01lic.
RAIslNS-Californa. 3.crown l.. 4. boxes
slGl q box l., l.. raisius 601G5c: 2-cr0wn Y.
NJ rais.ns 5o-lb boxes. sc; s-crovn l.. NJ.
rsisins 50-lb hoxes. &c.
pRUNES-Calforna 90 Sos 90; sn-70s &c.
&c. Sos 61bc so. 9Os SC; 0O-i00s 42.GD5Isc.
NUTS Brazil ljc per ID; hlberts Sicily lie.
Nanles t2isc; wanuts 1idl2e; peanuts o@5Ac
Amends. Taragona l6c per ID, in sacks pecans
S@6c; Italian chestnuts t0c per lb.
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GOou besye5, COWS. ycarlings and calves ia
fair deirand. with prospects good for the com,
inS week. Market supplied with hogs Tor this
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.,cs =, meal In barrels. s2.75: pear meal, ~
ioslb racks 81 65fll.70 per Dbl OF four sasn
Scotch oats t245 Friends oats ss,Ss' ooiunio'-
III Hi1AMs-standsrd sas4c; picnic hams 81 el ls
HONEY-In cobb cans, extracted. gag 9, ~ ";
In comb, sai0c: In 12-ib cans, oxuacteu' "a"
'fetRr.-ssfined tierres. compound. SCI leak AZ
si1rt 5oslb cans &c higher than tiereos. VIZ
cans &c higher; 5-lb cans !sc hianef' 90
ea Moi u ssEssRebo,led fair lsAasc: prime
.o@eIc. choice a5g9c, fancy ns- crop syrup
'-S SiScsEryts fansy head egsS, ss ssSSs 90
np a -Hasis for 5zie: sisai 7Ac; Manila "
SALT -Liyerpool coarse s5qrsoS ann anne S SSiS
Mt0. Lonsiara coa,ss 'ss ,5o. sn 40 20. IS
SALT F1sH-Msck.rei. Nc: I, u IN io-io ki'S'
sl00ni.iO; half barrels, Se.oepsvs' 60 7od2 10,
s.nla ,broe. nnarters, s375: Imported GU
iette grade, quarters. sil'6o' fancy
sTNRcHystandard goods rs9ri, x SIe KEEP
100 packages, per boz, $3.50; corn STARCH ''ss
per ID, 20 and 4o,lb boxes; ,osn lots: spe.
otsl sriees riyen on carload orders StanSaa,fro a
eianrlated 5-1s. cubes ana powSS,eu Szsa5c;
Lcuisiena yellow clar,neu' a. ,a s'ib and 5.lb
ehoiet 4FsTiSe; Arbuekios' IN --io '
packages sac.
PRODUCE.
pEANs-Nayy 2,ia:S.o: Bayou gee: , VEL
lisa dried 2aic; pinks sac; Limas 4lac; oia'h
eyes &c. st-, ,esn17c, FL
Gin creamery 25l26c Elgiu dairy bricks Log
oicomargarine, solids 12G1Sc; prints iSAia ec
si,tcIal Blue Star lie; Texas country putter ~,
cABBAGE-Per crate. $500; s. LOUIS IN
ga C iii York full cream lac; Wis
coasi full cream 12ikqicc; young Amer ,,,i,
i3lkTdio Western skim ltc; fancy fo!!s iui'
cream 1SIh6tic.
EGGS-Tcxas 1id15c per DOZEN
KRAUT-s3.00 In half bbls.
oNioNS-California S5c per eusnei -
PEFPER-Chilo 15G17c per Id: black singa-
pore lSc. ens.e.
pc. hIshel; sweet potatoes l5c.
SEED POTATOES-ERr!y Rose, genuine
Northern. se.75 por ii-pock bbls; Peerless 81 40
per l1-peck hbs Tennessee Triumph, in sacks,
PouLTRY-Hc Hens, s2.5oG3 30; flyers. ESQ
80 broilers s75s52 10 90 Turkeys hens hens; 500
Inv 10 ezo and quality Ducks s2.50U3,oo
Geese s4 s0a6Oo. full feathered.
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LIVE STOCK.
HOUSTON,
HOUSTON.
Saunders & Hotchkis. live stock commission
merchants report as foIlows.

cattle OF all classes In fair demand Strong
demand for cornfed hogs of $50 pounds aud
up; tair demand for mastfed hogs OF $50
pounds and up In retail trade.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-21
CHARLOTTESVILLE.
Death of "a Confederate Veteran
Officers Elected

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, June %
(Special)-Mr Isaac n. Cloud died to-day,
after an illness which had its beginning
some fifteen years ago, though he was not
confined 10 his house continuously until
about three months ago. His remains
were taken TO Front Royal tonight for
interment
Mr.. Cloud was native of Warran
county, and in the 9th year of his age.
AS an orderly sergeant attached TO Com.
Dany Il. seventh Virginia Cavalry, he
served the Coniederacy until 1852. after
which he reported to Colonel q. II. I'M.
In the Trans-Mississippi Department. for
ordinance duty and served until the end
OF the war.
Mr.. Cloud had lived here for dozen or
more years. and was known as a good
and pure man. Mrs Cloud was Miss Bet
tie Buck, daughter OF the late Thomas NJ.
Buck. Of "Boodwood" this county. Mrs.
Cloud survives her husband. with three
children-Messrs Warren and Herbert
Cloud, of this city, and Mrs. f.. Nj. BIk,
OF Front Royal.
The Rev. Ernest Stevens. of Culpeper
District. secretary Of the Epworth League,
was here to-day to arrange for the Dis
trict Conference of the Epworth League
and Sunday schools, to be held here June
9th TO 18th.
General Roy Stone, director Of the Office
OF road inquiry, Department OF Agricul-
ture, has been the guest OF Mr.. Murray
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The COHEN co. THE COHEN co.

Ing According TO the report, a delegation
called on General Superintendent Post
this morning and asked for the increase.
requesting that they be given an answer
by Thursday. 1t is also reported that the
boilermakers held a meeting last night.
The report that a strike may occur at
the yard has created considerable ex-
element here, as the city has suffered
from one strike, and 1t required fully a
year TO recover from its effects. 1t is
generally hoped that the differences will
be settled, and in some quarters IL is
confidently stated that The whole affair
viii be amicably adjusted. Every effor,
will be made by the men in the yard il
! IS stated, to induce the riveters to accept
compromise, as it is feared that if the
rivcters decide 10 go out a general strike
will follow.
The most important feature of the days
session of the Master Mechanics. at Old
FONT Comfort, was an interesting adj
dress this morning TO the delegates by
Captain Robley ID. Evans, who is spend
| ing several days with his family at Fort
Monroe. The large ballroom was crowd
! ed Ia overlooking, many who were nof
| delegates being present 10 hear "Fightinq
Bob tell of the battle of Santiago. They
were not disappointed. as his talk was a
! gem in every particular.
The Reeves Band, of Providence. r. l..
gave q concert this morning on the
pavilion Of the Hygeia Hotel.
The grand bah given annually by the
Master Mechanics took place tonight nj
9 O'Clock, in the Chamberln ballroom
| opening with grand marcn.
a number of the delegates spent this
afternoon sightseeing in this vicinity
some OF them visiting the ship-yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-21
VAN NESs-GREGORY.
A beautiful Church Wedding at
KeNsNiiIe.

KEYSVILT.E, VA, June 2O-(Special) j.
One of the prettiest and most fashionable
weddings ever solemulzed in the Metho-
dist church here, was celebrated this
afternoon at o'clock. the contracting
parties being Mr.. Archer H. Van Ness
and Miss Mamie Gregory. The church
was profuseiy decorated with cut-fowers.
evergreens and ferns. and "A beautiful
bell OF flowers was suspended where tao
ceremony Was TO be performed The
aisles and platform were carpetcd with
white cloth. giving pleasing effect. as II
contrasted with the deep-green surround.
ing Loving hands had arranged every
detail. and they were beautiful ana per-
feet in every particular.
Promptly al the hour mentioned. and
to the inspiring strains OF the wedding
march from Lohengrin. beautifully Ieh-
dered by Mrs. John Garrett. the bridal
party entered the church. The ushers
came first. and were: DIT j. Thompson
Morton, of keysville; Mr.. T.. G. Rose. OF
brakes Branch; Mr.. J. II. Price. of Me
herrin; Mr.. Lucius WoOtten, and Mr.
Henry Osborne, of Keysville. Following
these came the groom with his best man.
MIR Walter A. Van Ness, a young lawyer
OF New York city. his brother. lmme-
diately next came the maid Of honor
Miss Daisy Garland. Then came the
bride leaning on the arm of her brother
Mr.. Floyd Gregory. The gentlemen all
wore the conventional dress suits.
The bride never looked more lovely
She was attired in a gray cloth travelling
suit, with hat TO match. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. \. /. Franklin
pastor Of the church. The bridal party
took the o'clock train for Richmond
where a reception was given them to-
night at the Jefferson Hotel.
The bridegroom is the son of Judge
A. L. Van Ness. and Is engaged In tn,
mercantile business in New York city
The bride is the beautiful and accom-
plished daughter OF Dr. r. j. Gregory
OF this place. She IS a strikingy hand
some brunette. and has a host Of friends
all over the State.
An elegant lunch was served at !.
o'clock 10 the bridal party at the home
of the brides brother, Mr. II. II. Gregory
The bridal present were numerous and
costly and ettested the popularity OF The
parties
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-21
THE CITIES by THE SEA.
The Alliance saiis-Other
Notcs-SmaIi-Pox.

NORFOLK, VA, June D'-(speciai''-
The naval apprentice training-ship ALI
ance sailed to-day from Hampton hoaus
on n practice cruise for Boston, where
the apprentices on board her Will VIC
transferred. Her commander says the
boys have done very excellent worn uu
ring the present cruise
The Naval Board OF Inspection, com
posed of Admiral Rodgers, Captain ROD
ley s. Evans, and Commander "lili 'ID.
Emery. have examined the government
steamship Alexander, at the Norfolk
navy-yard. and recommend that she Dc
refitted for use as collier. ne AeN
ander is a ship Of great coai-carrylns
capacity. She wac purchased curing nc
war. and loaded with coal loI Nnaiiil"'
but on the eve OF her departure hei oI' 50
caueht fire and the ship was injured
The body of the unknown coioreo W
msn who was found murdered In 'he
sI'burbs of this city last Sunday, Will
ha exhumed. at the request OF a coloreu
man. who fears she is MS wle' Juusine
by the newspaper descriptions OF the
body and the circumstances SURROUNDING
the discovery. - 60
The Portsmouth health officials hope 10
close the pest-house In that city Wl.hiH
a few DAYS. 1t is at present occupied py
only two smallpox patients ana one sus-
pect. ,.or,
The eunboat Machias and the govern
ment tugs Piscatauqua and Potomac
towing the great floating dry-dock, nave
passed out the capes bound for Pensa-
cola. where the dry-dock Will be locateu'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-21
IOUDOUN COUNTY.
Lady's Terrible Death-Barn Burn
ed-Harycst.


LEESBURG, VA, June O.-(SpeclaL)--
News has been received here of terrible
death occurring near Taylorstown, in the
northern part Of Loudoun. Mrs. Mary
Orrison. wife of Mr.. r. 5. Orrson, and
q most highly esteemed lady, after visit
3 ing all day, returned home at night ana
began 70 kindle the kitchen fire. For this
purpose she poured gasoline oil IN the
kinClirg. when the can was exploded and
the fire caught her clothing She ran out
Of the house screaming with fright, and
pain. her husband following and attempt
inc 10 put out the flames. She circled
around an apple tree in her efforts 10
subdue the fire. and it bears the marks
OF burning. too. Mr.. Orrisons hands
were injured. After hours of agony the
lady died. She leaves, beside the hus-
band six children. she was ~ years
of hSe.
Battery A. Light Artillery, National
Guard. OF District Of Columbia, captain
!. Howard Griffith, VIII make practice
march through this section IN a day OF
two. They viii come from washington
"a Evansville. Fairfax county, the first
day. then passing through LeesDurs'
Hamilton. Purcellville and Round Hill.
win encamp at Snickersville where "a
week vii. be spent INDUCING In target
practice and light artillery evolutiOns.
They viii have two Hotchkiss guns and
two Calling guns Returning, they Will
take another route through Philomont'
Aide. Chantilly, and Fairfax Courthouse.
The barn. OF Mr.. NJ. Mafett. about
seven miles below LeesbVrg, was few
nights ago destroyed by Are, with the
contents Nj Maffatt believes mo FIRE
to have been of incendiary origin.
Wheat harvest is in fun blast with Us.
the crop being smaller than last year,
but the quality apparently much better.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-21
NEWPORT NEWS.
Reported Threatened Strike-Ad-
dress from Captain Evans.

NEWPORT NEWS, VA, June 2O,-(spe-
cial,)-According 10 reports which have
been IN circulation during the past few
days, and which were considerably
strengthened to-day, a strike at the i'm
nense plant OF the Newport News Ship
Building and Dry-Dock Company Is
threatened. Rumor has 1t that the rivet-
ers in the yard. OF whom there are about
500. We're the first 20 approach the officials
With their grievances and ask for an in
crease IN their wages. They want an adj
vance OF 81 for every 100 riyets. These
men hsi1 a meeting last night and de-
cided TO make their demand this morn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-21
Emporiu Mention.

EMPORIA. VA, June 2O.-(Special)-
Judge w. Samuel Goodwin adjourned
the June term Of the County Court this
morning The court has only been Kept
open for the qualification of the newly
elected officers. and the last of these
qualified this morning.
Some few weeks ago the store of Mr.
: O. Manskey was robbed of Il quantity
of goods. This morning Town Sergeant
S. D. Goodwin arrested the following
named parties as being suspected: Wal
lace Evans. Waverly Moore, and Collin
Allen. They viii have an examination
before Mayor Deakns tomorrow morn
ing.
toll. Va. visiting Hon. David Bailey.
Mrs Walter Fenton Deal is visiting
friends IN North Carolina.
Mr. and Mrs. 4. Il. Hitchcock, Of Nor
folk were in town to-day.
Mr. T.. J.. Turner. Clerk Of the Courts.
returned to Chase City to-day to spend
the remainder Of his vacation.
Mr. y W. Turner qualified as Deputy
c ERIK Of Greenesyille County Court this
morning.
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WANTED.

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regular price of $3.50 will be maintained
after that date. We will give a good COM
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-21

BY J. p. Elan q Co..
Real Estate Auct,0reers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-21
A Word to Mothers.

Mothers of children affected with Group
or severe cold need not hesitate to ad-
minister Chamberlains Cough Remedy.
Ii contains no opiate nor narcotic in any
form, and may be given as confidently to
the babe as 10 an adult. The great sue
cess that has attended its use in the
treatment of colds and Group has won for
IL the approval and praise It has received
throughout the United States and In many
foreign lands. Fer sale by all druggists.
10 lisa ,Sun&w
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-21
FOR RENT,
THAT

THAT DESIRABLE STORE AND
Dwelling. No. 1901, corner Main and
Eighteenth streets, for many years oc-
cuped as bar and restaurant. This
repaired and put in nice order. Its prox-
unity TO the new ship-yards makes IL a
desirable stand for the above business
Rent will be reasonable to an accepta Bile
tenant. III. SELDOM TAYLOR.
No. north Eleventh street.
ie 18th. SUM- W3t
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FOR SALE.

A FINE FARM or 100 ACRES.
on one Of the main roads. two aud max
miles from Richmond. and in full view
OF the city.
NEW EIGHT-ROOM DWELLING ard
LARGE NEW STABi.E, YOUNG OK
CHARD. VINEYARD, ASPARAGl -
BEDS. TWENTY ACRES down ~
GRASS. balance open and under cultya-
ton.
An excellent location for dairying or
truck-farmlnG.
For terms and particulars address
JOHN FARMER.
care OF Carrier No. is. city.
a. 1t-AlNSun1W
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rooms with board. Central location II
south Third street je lS-Sun& W2t"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-21

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