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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-12
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
Richmond, Va, May IL, lss

Klcnmonu, ID, May IL, 1873.
Private sales reported to-day were as
follows: Wrappers, 2 hossheads; filters,
6 hogsheads; leaf dark. hogsheads;
Tugs, hogsheads. Total number of hogs
heads sold during the day, u.
United States internal-reyenue collec-
lions for the city of Richmond. Va. to-
day were: Tobacco, s6.27S.4s; cigars,
s.ie0si Total Ni.46f.32
Allegheny, Stonewali, and Shockoe
warehouses reported to-day: Receipts, 81
hogsheads; deliveries, d hogsheads.
Sales OF dark loose tobacco on the Rich
mond breaks to-day Were as follows:
Crenshaw's Warehouse. $50 pounds
1850 pounds--highest price. s2i. Stone
wall Warehouse, 6,SS pounds-highest
price. Sl0l5 Total number OF pounds
sold during the day, 3,T5-highest price
and highest for the year. S2i.
Shockoe Warehouse had the following
notable sales: For +. T.. Shuman, Caro-
line county, 56J pounds ~ so. $50 pounds
al so. go pounds az SO; Tor c. b. Gray.
Caroline t05 pounds az "a, $50 pounds at
Sis25 $50 pounds at S.5O
Messrs. John r. Jacob x Co. make the
following comments on the tobacco mar
kef for the week: Dark tNew)-All good
10 fine leaf continues in active demand
low-grade leaf and Jugs somewhat weak
err. black wrappers continue very scarce
and active at good prices. Tobacco ar
irving i'm very soft or damaged condition
wills moi bring full market value. Re-
ceipts very light. Brigbts-Market con-
Times steady; light receipts. Sun-Cured-
Receipts increasing. good 10 prime stock
continuas in good. active demand; COM
mon Jugs and low-grade leaf In fair de-
mand. We advise shippers to see that
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LYNcmnrnc ronAcco MAnKEr.

LYNcHBUgG, VA, May le--tSpecial)
Receipts OF tobacco on this market Tor
the past week aggregated $500. the
buyers have their factories full OF hang
ing tobacco. and the farmers have been
waiting for q season. Prices are piac-
tically unchanged. Quotations:
Medium dark Tugs, sl.5vaN5c; primings,
soc. usl: common dark Tugs. sLSoqS.i5,
medium dark Tugs, sz.susS.z0' Inc anu
I Ieaf~common dark leaf. s-S9ast; me
dunn dark leaf. st25qSS: gson aarx sao aea..
Hne dark shipping leaf. SEA yl2: good black
wrappers. sl0Usls; iine DARK wrappers.
Sl4Gs2i.
Bright Tobacco-Bright New: i.ugs.
Common green aud nondescript, SDmsi,
medium smoking and cutting, S5ods6;
good smoking and cutting. SusS5o; fine
smoking aud cutting, &nsl0.
Leaf-Common cutters. sass; medium
cutters. s7t0dSs.5o; good cutters. $3.50;
fine cutters. 81 5oa$li; fancy cutters. Sl2n
N4: common wrappers. Snsl2; medium
wrappers. siOdN5: fine white. $3.50;
good mahogany. $40 5@pslG
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THE CARRINGTON HOUSE FIRE.
Gallant and Graceful Act OF a Fires
man-Damage Is Considerable.

The damage TO the Darlington house,
at Twenty-eighth and Franklin streets,
early yesterday morning was more seri-
Gus than NJ first supposed. II will amount.
II is estimated. 20 81 GOO or $3.50 TO thu
building itself. This. however. is fully
covered by insurance. The damage to tho
furniture and bric-a-brac OF Mr.. a. y.
White. who occupied the house. will
amount 20 $3.50. This was not insured.
Mr.. Thomas Mayer. son OF Captain
John r. Mayer, the only person injured,
Is not seriously so, and Will soon be all
right. He was not Sleeping I'm the house.
but being among the first 20 reach the
fire. was in the house endeavoring TO
arouse and rescue the inmates. Sleeping
IN the house were Mr.. and Mrs. A. ~
White and little child and Mr.. Joseph
Wilson. Mr. Wilson was sleeping on tho
third floor, and was the first aroused. lie
woke Mr. White and all reached the
ground i'm safety. though thinly clad. This
incidentally gave r.adderman Horace
Clark an opportunity 10 DO n gallant and
graceful thing and he accepted II. Hs
found Mrs White outside the house with
out shoes In a jiny he had taken hts
shoes or and she had them ON. while hs
ran back to his post OF duty barefooted.
and 40 continued until IL was over
All the men. as usual, behaved bfavely.
and chief Shaw. who was In charge, Is
proud OF them.
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RECORD OF THE CLUBS.


BALTIMORE, MD, May n.-(special)-
Colonel George X. Gather, prominent
ex-Confederate officer, who had frequent
lv visited Richmond in command OF the
Fifth Regiment Veteran Corps died mere
i've n. MARYLAND. Colonel Gather en-
tered the First Virginia Cavalry at the
beginning of the civil war Later he was
captain OF the Howard Dragons: Mary
land command. He returned from tne
,.'a, with this rank. In 1870 he was elect
ga a major of the Fifth Maryland Regi-
ment. and was subsequently lieutenant,
colonel and colonel. Auorney-General
george Y. Gather. Jr.. is his son.
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THE NATION LEAGUE.
Boston Wins from BaItimore-ScOre,
ia 4.

BOSTON. May u.-Bostcn won from
Baltimore under dsagreeabe weather
conditions, rain falling from the end Of
the third until the game was called at
the end of the seventh. While IL lasted
the game was good for its fielding. At
tendance. 1000. Score: r. II. T..
/ Boston ........ ........O . o. /
/ Baltimore ...... ......O 900 IL 6 0
, Batteries: Nichols and Bergen; McGin-
Empires: Messrs. Gaffney and Andrews.
/ Time of game--1 hour and minutes.
CINCINNATI, l; PITTsBURG. o.
PITTSBURG. PA, May 1.-Peitz's
three-bagger and Hahn's long fly won
| the game The pitching of Lever and
Hahn was giit-edged, making the game
season. Attendance, 1900. Score:
Pittsburg ..... ....ooOOOOoOO-o 3 /
Cincinnati 49,. 1000 01OO0-1 /
Batteries: Lever and Bowerman; Hahn
and PETIT.
Empires: Messrs. Hunt and Connolly.
Time of game, hour and so minutes.
ST. LOUIS. s; CLEVELAND. 6.
CLEVELAND, o.. May 1.-THE home
team hit Powell hard, but without effect.
With three men on bases in the ninth
and one out Wallace retired the side
with a double play, unassisted. Attend
ance. 80 Score: X. ii. E.
cleveland -. ....OO40OO2 zoos II 3
St Louis ..... 1000 0'-S j. 2
Batteries: Sudhoff and Clements; How
ell and Criecr.
Umpires Messrs. ODay and Brennan.
Time of game, hours
LOUISVILLE, 8; CHICAGO, 4.
CHICAGO. May 1.-THE error column
does not begin 10 show the misplays of
the Orphans to-day, the game of ten in
nings going to the Colonies by the worst
kind OF ratified play and foolish base-run-
ming Attendance, 200 Score: X. II. T..
Chicago ..... .....1 o / 1 0 0 0 o. 3 .
Louisville go. 80 o OF 5000 10 3
Batteries: Taylor and Nichols; Phillips
and kittredge.
Tmpires: Messrs. Burns and Smith.
Time OF game hours and 10 minutes.
POSTPONEMENTS.
Brooklyn-W shngton-Postponed; rain.
Philadelphia New YOrk-Postponed; wet
grounds.
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ur,,,tant young Lawyer Dead.

GREENsBORO' n. G. May ll.-tspe-
ciaISHWr ID. schenck. one OF the most
Militant Young lawyers OF this city, died
las, night AT $3.50 o'clock. lie had been
arnnen1,citis was performed Tuesday by
NO NO surgeons. Drs. Holmes. and Johnston.
NJ Atlanta and Richmond, respectively.
pr, The disease had progressed 80 rapidly
as 10 leave little hope OF his recovery.
Mr.. schenek was Was g son o1 Judge David
leaves a young wife and two interesting
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PETERSBURG TOBACCO MARKET.

PETERSBURG, VA. May 1i.-tspecial)
Receipts good, with an active mar
quotations.: Common TO medium Tugs,
81 80 TO $3.50; good to fine Tugs. SO TO 81;
poor short leaf. 81 to So: fair 20 good snort
leaf. $3.50 to $50: medium to good wrap.
pers. 50 TO $l3: good to fine wrappers, go
70 s23; medium 10 good shipping: " 10 W.
good to fine shipping. Sl2 10 SlI.
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D.xynLE TOBACCO MARKET.

DANVILLE. VA. May 1O-tSpecial)-
We quote as follows: Wrappers-fancy
S4OaS55; good. s3OdSi0: medium. S2VgSO
common. S13Js0s20 Fillers-Fine. N23d
1926: good. S52Jq$7.25; common, $685.
Cutters-Fine. $1Sas2i; good. Sl2d$lS; com
mon, $SjedSl2. Smokers-Fine, slVdSl3
good. SGsl0; common. $3.5oMN Monde
scripts-Good, $3uS450; common, S2dS.
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Bark Captain Drowned.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. May ii.--(Spe-
ciai )--Captain knudeson. OF the fishing
bark William Oakpich. owned by Caleb
Haley & Co.. OF New York. was drown
ed at Old Point tonight. He attempted
TO go In a small boat out 70 his bark.
and stepped overheard. A colored man
was With him al the ume. Hts body his
not been recovered.
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SUFFOLK PEANUT MARKET.

SUFFOLK. VA. May n.-tspecialD-
Jumbo fancy, hand-picked. Virginia, SC. i;
No /. fancy. hand-picked. Virginia, &c. (;
extra. hand-picked. Virginia. Sl5c:; No. l.,
Virginia.. shelled. 5kc.; No. 2, Virginia,
shelled. &c.: extra large. Virginia. shelled,
Gi5c.; No. !. Spanish. shelled, &C.; NO. :,
Spanish, shelled 3lsc
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Ashland Merchant Dead.

ASHLAND, VA. May n.-tSpecial)-
Mr.. Fred. NJ. Darlington. a merchant OF
this place, died at his residence this eve
ming. after short illness. His funeral
Will take place tomorrow afternoon at
5:3o o'clock from St James Episcopal
church. and his remains will be buried in
woodland Cemetery. Mr.. Darlington was
formerly OF Charlotte county. lie leaves
widow and one son.
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Richmond, Va, MAY II. 1893.

Richmond, Va, May IL, 1899.
Quotations: Whest-Longberry, 20 10
76c: mixed, 70 10 iec.; shortberry, 20 10
76c.: No. 2 red, 7oc. Corn-Virginia white
dag lots), 43 10 i3lzc.; No white.
i2Iac.; No. white. Al to iisc. No. mix
ed. 4lc: No. 3 mixed 80 10 ioc. Oats-No. 2
mixed, Sic; No. mixed, 30Izc Rye-50c.
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xyox IN THE BEGINNING.
Icrsev Lads started Out Well and
Kent the Lend.

SCRANTON, PA. May 11.-tSpecial.)-
Two singles, two bases on balls, and a
two-bagger, executed by the first five
Patersonians 10 come up TO the plate,
gave the Jersey men a lead that Scran-
ton could not overcome, although hearty
effort was made to do so. The attend
ance was less than 200. The score:
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FINANCIAL.
WE WILL SELL AT PUBLIC
w AUCTION ar THE
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.


WEDNESDAY, NAY nth.
at u o'clock noon, the following sEcrRIs
TIES:
Shares. -
WEST END GLASGOW LAND con-
Is CRYSTAL ICE COMPANY;
leo KINGSTON a. PEMBROKE:
COMAS MACHINE COMPANY;
3oi VIRGINIA STATE INSURANCE
COMPANY;
SOUTHERN THEATRE:
ss MERGENTHALEa LINOTYPE con-
10 Standard sTEMMuNG MACHINE
81 srLI.Y cAR-sEAL LOCK COMPANYy
10 OLD DOMINION LAND COMPANY
Newport News. Va.
% MATOACA MFG. COMPANY. Peters
81 North BIRMINGHAM LAND COM
Is ETTTTRRicK MFG. COMPANY. Peters,
sorfTHERN BELL TELEPHONE
AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY;
8 CONSOLIDATED COAL. IRON AND
LAND COMPANY.
81 800 NORTH BIRMINGHAM BUILD
ING ASSOCIATIONS;
50 600 TENNESSEE MIDLAND RAIL-
ROAD, "a Mortgage. Part Paid:
s3ss33 WEST VIRGINIA DEFERRED
Interest Bearing.
The public Is invited.
SCOTT K STRfNGFELL0W,
my fG-lw Bankers and Brokers.
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their tobacco is put in good. safe order
before shipping.
Shelburnc,s Warehouse sold about Is
packages sun-cured to-day. The largest
break OF the seagon will be offered at
this house tomorrow. and some or the
finest tobacco In the crop from Caroline.
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Bows who are just as big as
,bsir fathers and know twice as
much lin their minds boys of
,bis sort we want to come and
Gee our new $40 Suits. They
can appreciate them.
They re just like New York
tailors S., suit-excepting the
cloth, mings, and finish are
not quite so expensive, but the
SIS air and effect is in them.
Straw Hats when you're ready.
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,-mntre--Mr. Berger. Time OF game
hour and 50 minutes. Attendance-l,Soo.
HERxpoN WENT TO PIECES.
After seven Innings OF Good Pitch
ing the BarOns Pounded Him.

cial)-Herndon pitched good ball for
Newark to-day up TO the seventh inning.
when he went to pieces. and Wilkesbarre
pounded him all over the LOT. The Barons
therefore won easily. This was the score :
NEWARK
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xopro,x pEAyUT MARKET.

NORFOLK, VA. May n.-tSpecial)-
Farmers market. fancy, 1-2c-; strictaly
Sc. Spanish. s5c a bushel. The
market shows continued Improvement.
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Summary: Earned runs-Scrant0n, ].
Two-base hits-Thackera, Dillon, Eagan
(g. Camp Thornton. Sacrifice hit-Gil-
Left on bases Scranton. g. Paterson, 4.
Struck out--By Allen. /; by Ames, ].
Double plays-McMahOn to Risley to Dill
lon: Thornton 10 Gochnaur 10 Camp. First
base on balls-Of Allen. 4: of Ames, D.
Hit by pitcner-Camp Wild pitch-Ames.
Umpire-Mr Henderson. Time of game
l hour and 30 minutes.
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No Gnme Mt Allentown.

ALLENTOWN, PA. May n.-(Special)
The Allentown Reading game was post
pOned on account of wet grounds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-12

= ns one malt fonic universally pre-
scrIhed by physicians for the upouiiding
- The languid and weak. The perfected
,rod,,c, OF the Apheuser-Busch Brewing
Association.
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Judee Lovers Condition.

FRONT ROYAL. VA. May n;-tspe-
cial)-The condition of Judge Lowell, VINO
was paralyzed Yesterday, has somewhat
improved this evening.
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PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.

PETERSBURG, VA. May 11.-(Special.)
Virginia peanuts firm at 3i4c. for good
stock; fancy a shade more; Spanish
steadv AT S7i5c.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. MAY 10, is9s.
ARRIVED

Y
PORT OF RICHMOND. MAY 10, isss.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Aibemarle Glover. Norfolk.
merchandise and passengers; Oid Do<
minion Steamship Company.
parge y. ". Commiskey, Egan, Phila~
delphia. coal; 5. III. Hawes x GO.
barge Provost. LLOYD, Philadelphia
coal $. II. Halves & 6o;.,.,,,.
Prage Fay. Rhysn, Philadelphia coait
:. II. HAYES q co.
SAILED.
steamer Albemarie, Glover, Norfolks
merchandise and pa ssengers; Ola Domius
ion Steamship Company;
Steamer Pocahontas. Graves. NN siIsns.
Ns schooner r. {. shultz. Lowry, New
York, ties.
PORT OF RICHMOND. MAY II. isso.
ARRIVED
steamer Winyah simmons. Philanel.
phia. merchandise and pasSengers; Clyde
steamer Pocahontas. Graves, Norfolk,
merchandise and passengers, virginia
Navigation Company.
Schooner Addie McFadden, stewart
p,rren Island guano; Virginia Carolina
Oe schnoner General Hardcastle. Ba,t.-
more. FISH; Union Brokerage Company.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS, MAY II.
(By telegraph)
ARRIVED.
Steamer Akaba. New Orleans.
steamer Australia, New Orleans.
steamer Joseph Oteria. Port Malta
steamer H. NJ. Pollock. Baltimore.
Schooner Henry sutton. Boston.
barge Sovereign OF Seas. New York.
Barge X. X. Thomas New York.
Barge Hamilton Fish. New York
SAILED.
Steamer Akaba. Hamburg.
steamer Australia. Bremen.
Schooner X. A. Taelline. Lynn
Barge Puritan, Norwicn.
Rarge Laurence. Thamesviile.
Barge City Of Atlanta, New haven.
PORT of BERMUDA HUNDRED. VA.s
MAY II. 1880.
C3y telegraph
ARRIVED
Schooner Chief Kline, 20 load lumber.
SAILED.
schooner LIZZIE e. williams. Williams.
lumber; Baltimore. Nd.
PORT or WEST POINT. MAY II, isso.
(By teiegrsph)
ARRIVED.
Steamship Accomack. Thompson. Nor
folk; passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
steamship Accomack. Thompson. Nor
folk: passengers and general cargo.
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MINoR Ms nIr oFTEN.

Minor who was in the points for Ian
easter. performed rather more steadily
han Donovan but he was hit oftener.
ana thereby hangs tale. Aside from
The chickering's and coarseness Of the yisi-
i9Fs The game was interesting, in that
II was We'll played. Richmond's outfield
particularly distinguished Itself. shan
non early in the game. after long run
pulled a promise of a home run from the
clouds. and later Hargrove did the self
same thing. Everybody on the home
team worked hard and faithfully, and the
result is shown more clearly than words
could express II in the following score:
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LANCASTER.
SCORE BY INNINGS.

l2345s7S9
richmond ....... .......0O 2O001 ! o. 4
Lancaster 49,. .......00 0 OK 0O 0 o. 0
., summary: Earned runs Richmond. J.
,u,No-oase hit-ShaDnOn. Sacrifice hits
.n,f.siey, Leahy. Stolen bases-Shannon:
iM,9ses on balls-On Donovan, .; on
SSlihsor !. Hit By pitcher Hargrove, Sey-
SStgio Struck 0ut-By Donovan. 4. by
;l.nor 2. Left on bases-Rlchmond, 10:
'@""'aster 10. Passed balls-stroh, J.
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RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

Richmond. Va, May II, 1899.
Sales: Virginia S's. 1000 at $50; Vir'
eina S's, 1900 at ssi4.
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,..r COTTON MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL. May H. y Mot
snof extensive business AT hrm
ton.sf American middling, i3-32d. The
ppaies of the day were 1900 bales, OF
which 90 were for speculation and ex-
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

Laucasters aggregation of hoodlums,
headed hy Piggy Ward. with sam La
ROGUE as an able lieutenant, arrived here
yesterday morning, and in the afternoon
they c1ncrcgated on the diamond at
Bu4d-Sueet Park. and endeavored by
methods known only TO themselves TO
see how much. disorder they could pro-
dlee They hooted at the spectators,
abused the umpire, anu when opportunity
offered. used their fists upon the Rich
mond players.
T0 the tired businessman, seeking
recreation after a days hard toll. base
BAH is refreshing and invigorating, but
when a man parts from his coin to wit
ness such a disgusting performance as is
put up by the Lancaster rufians. H.
undoubtedly has a kick coming 10 him,
and a prodigious one at that.
\ FIST FIGHT.
Throughout the nine innings Of yes
terday's contest there was rankest dis
order. and at times some rather course
language was hurled from player to
player Buttermore rsht-hclder on the
Lancaster team, became incensed early
I'm the game because OF his failure 10
make a h.t. and taking his spite out on
Tommy Hess. made a vicious attack
upon him. Tommy. however, was game.
and be- brisued up like a wildcat and
went for the big Pennsylvanians in
q manner that BODIED no good for him,
but Manager Wells and Umpire Berger
separated the belligerents, and truce
was declared.
Richmond won the game from Ian
caster and that fact in itself atoned for
multitude OF offences on the part Of
the visitors. The Lancasterians must
have ey,rted most Of their energy in
talking t0r certain it is that they could
r9i at and aside from an unusual de
gree of Witness on his part Donovan.
Who occupied the box for Richmond, had
things pretty much his own way He
gave away base after base. and al one
tine bad an the corners filed as re
sl'i OF his generosity. but then he set
lied down 70 work and struck the rest
cat.
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Newark -. ...OO011 90
Wilkesbarre $500. .....000V30 I Ill
Summary: Three-base hits-Atherton.
Smith. and Goeckel Two-base hits-Smlih'
Richter. O'Dwen. Weddige. and Cogswell'
Sacrifice hit-Clymer. Double plays
ed. Struck out-By Patton, !. First base
on baIls-On Patton. /; off Hern lon, 2.
Left on DISCRETIONARY 2. First base on
errors ilkesbarre. ]. Stolen base-Rich-
ter Passed balls-Smith. Umpire-Mr.
NcDermott Time OF game-l hour and 10
minutes.
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steamer Albemarie, Glover, Norfolks
merchandise and passengers GA Douiin'
ion Steamship Company.
steamer Pocahontas, Graves. norfolk.
merchandise and passengers; virginia
Navigation Company.
Schooner T.. c. Shultz, Lowry New
York ties.
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SCORE BY INNINGS.
o & :
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GENERAL MARKETS.

NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK. May n.-Flour-inactlVe
and weak on all grades but winter extras
winter straights. S50dS.60.
Rye Flour-Quiet.
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SCORE BY INNINGS.
i0245c7 sq
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

Quotations are for bonds maturing IL
not less thcn ten years.
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Personals ana Briefs.

marriage license was issued by me
Ci6rl of the Hastings Court Yesterday 10
j. Alvin Foster and G.. JAMIE )aF'3'
daughter of Tucker and y a. DAVIS
Mr.. A. l.. AIountcastle. brother Of hr.
William s. Mountcastle. ls ON a Visit mere
from his home in Nr~burypori, MASS
H.. was formerly resident or TINS Guy
and has great many friends here.
Dr. NJ. @. Holt. Of surry, was in the
city yesterday.
Mr. A. T.. Bartholomew, the carrier
M The p0st-ofice who has recently beeh
So I'M from pneumonia, is able 70 De OUT
ana ready To- resume his official duties
Mr.. and Mrs. Randolph Boiling are at
the jefferson.
There will be a Democratic meeting az
AndcrsOn's Hall. Richie and Cary streets
tomorrow night
Senator Henry Fairfax, OF Loudoun
county, is in the city.
still alarm was turned in Yesterday
caused by "a fire on the dump at The north
end Of Thirteenth street Hose Wagon
No. eXtinsuished the blaze.
Miss Annie Bowman and Mr.. Simon
| Bowman left yesterday morning 10 WISH
friends and relatives I'm philadelphia.
Suit was instituted IN the law and
/ Equity Court yesterday by John G9rlanc
/ Pollard. trustee. vs.. hiZzie McClsnnJa
| for $50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-02
DEATHS.

DAVIs-Died. az his residence. In
swansboro', az $40 o'clock yesterday
morning. a. n. DAVIS. aged IS years.
Funeral from the residence az o'clock
THIS AFTERNOON. Interment I'm Maury
Cemetery.
KIRK.-Died, az II A. NJ, March I, 1893,
al her residence. No ll2 east Main street.
Mrs. KATE KIRK. widow 81 James Kirk.
She was a native OF Cork county. Ire
land. but had been resident OF this city
f0rty-hye years.
The funeral VIII take place from 81.
Peters Cathedral FRIDAY az , A. NJ.
LOCKE.-Died, az Portsmouth. Va.
Wednesday morning. az s21 o'clock. Mrs.
y r. c. LOCKE wife OF Captain s ID.
Locke
Funeral al Portsmouth TODAY rhurs-
day) az 80 O'Clock Remains VIII reach
Richmond az $50 this afternoon by chesa-
peake aud Ohio railway interment IL
lakewood tomorrow drriday) at ~ o'clock.
Friends and acquaiatsncss inyited to ate
tend service at the grave.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-02
70 DIsBAND THE FIRST REGIMENT.
Colonel stern 50 Hecommends-Iie
Wants To ReOrgunize Military.

Lieutenant colonel 10. Lane stern. AS
sistant Inspector-General OF Virginia
Volunteers. has recommended the dis
bandment of the First Regiment. The
papers are now in the Adjutant-Generars
office. though they have not yet reached
the Governor There are now only three
companies in the regiment.
Colonel stern IS deeply interested in
the reorganization Of the Virginia mill
tary' and he wants the work pressed. He
saws there IS a considerable Federal ap-
nropriation untouched. and State ap-
propriation which has not yet been drawn
upon. Besides. there is a large quantity
of uniforms available. at least enough
for one regiment. as those ordered for
the First just prior to the war have never
been used.
The National Government has arms II
abundance. and they can be gotten by
state troops upon application. These arms
are the improved Springfield. hrdg -Jor-
gsnsens can be had later on.
Colonel stern Will go TO Nofio!A IN
few DAYS TO inspect the artillery com
panies there and in Portsmouth, and the
uava! battalons.