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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-02

dorfcr. II. S. Hut3ler, Milton Straus, NJ.
NJ. Marcuse, Albert Wise, Nathan Simons,
Lee Reinheimer, Barney Bowman, Louis
Straus, Ivan Meyers, Samuel, David and
I. J. Wallcrstein.
Miss Bessie Barnum celebrated her sew
enth birthday with party at the home
OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. b
Earnum. on Tuesday evening.
Many delightful games were played,
and dainty refreshments were served.
Among the guests were Misses Kate
Icnroughty, Rosebud Jones, Grace Bar
mum, Mamie Tyler. Eva Tyler, Malone,
Lette Carter, Mamie Palmer, Chaphel.
Ida. Williams, Katie Williams, Matte
Terry; Nessrs Will Carson; Will Train
nam, John Malone, George and Charlie
Martin, Clarence Birchett, Percy Waller.
Carroll Woolford, Leslie R:ddeli, and w.
3. Smith.
Miss Edyth White has gone to Balti-
more and Washington to spend some
time.
Miss Lena Hancock will leave satur-
day for Palm Beach, Fla. She will sail
for Europe on May lst.
Misses Sara and Landon Harrison. who
have been the guests of Mrs. John Reilly.
are now visiting Mrs. Lewis II. Blair.
Misses Gibson, will be the guest of Mrs.
John S. Wexford on Saturday.
Miss Mary Buford is in New Orleans
attending the Mardi Gras-
MISS Lou Adkins, who has been quite
i'll, is somewhat improved
Miss Claudia Palmer is considered out
OF danger by her physicians.
Miss Fanny Ross is the recipient Of
tlactering attention in New Orleans. She
was one of the party on the revenue
cutter to meet Rex at the Mardi Gras.
Miss Helen Cameron of Petersburg, is,
the guest of Miss Mary Williams.
Miss Bessie Pace win return Satur-
day from a visit to friends in Pittsburg.
Miss Jessie Bailey is the guest Of Mrs.
r. e. Boykin, in Smith1ield
Miss Lottie Lambert, who has been the
guest Of Mrs. Norvelle l.. Henley in Will
liamsburg, is now visiting in Norfolk.
Mrs schrier and Miss Marion schrier,
who have been the guests of Mrs, Jonas
Marcuse, left yesterday for their home
in New York. Miss Schrier has been
spending the winter here and has been
the recipient of marked attention
Mrs. Andrew PiZzini has gone to New
eft
Miss Minnie P. Boykin. who has been
the guest of Mrs. Thomas N. Jones, has
returned to her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Binswanger are II
New York.
Miss Rosalie ShafeF is the guest OF
Miss Fanny Mitchell.
The mid Winter Musicale given at the
Woman.s College last evening was a
most enjoyable one and the zeSceilenu
manner in which the programme was
rendered reflected great credit on both
the pupils and their instructors.
Mrs, Morton +. Savage gave an
other OF her charming Eat homes" Tues
day afternoon. The drawing rooms were
beautifully Illuminated, and carnations
were in profusion. Among the callers
were nIesdames Archer Anderson. ]. 'Tay-
lo, F.,lyscn. Charles T. O'Ferrall, Charles
". Tanner. C. G. Lambert, Crump, Tay-
5lor. Charles Todd, HALLIBURTON. Humber
lin. Minor: Misses Mary Ratrn, Ruby
Bodeker. Nellie Haggerty Dora Pugh,
Irene Bossieux.
sa. Garnet. Tash and Mr. George
Page have returned from q delightful
visit to New Orleans,
Miss Agnes Pye. Of Hartford. Conn,
is the guest Of Mrs. Cahell Iabb. No..
100 West Grace Street.
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The following is the inspectors report
for the month of February:
Receipts for, month OF FEBRUARY, l9oo.
1,173 hogsheads and % etierces; receipts
for tive months ending February IS, 1900,
J,435 hcgsheads and 171 tierces: deliveries
for month OF February 100, l,oo4 hogs
months ending February %, 1900, 1913
hogsheads and I7G tierces 40 800 -
Stocks on hand February %, 1o0o-ln-
spected. 1897 hogsheads and i,1SS tierces;
uninspected, 4.6l7 hoSsheads and 80
3terces. Total stock. 10,4i4 hogsheads and
.1,23S tierces. sFs
spected, S,;;43 hogsheads and $40 tierces;
Suninspected g. I65 hogsheadS and 1 fierce.
Total stock, 11,5oS hogsheads and $50
tierces.
spected, II POI hossheads and 33 tierces;
un!nspected, 1928 hossheads. Total stock.
16.474 hogsheads and t53 tlefc ,e co.
socks on. hand February Is, 1S9I-ln-
spected, 1885, hogsheads and 263 terces;
un!nspected, 4A3 hogsheads and q
tierces Total stock. 1s,22 s7 hogsheads and
Stocks on hand February IS. 1s9G-In-.
spected. 1920 hogsheads and ,23S tierces;
uninspected. 4.231 hosshesads and II
Receipts of loose tobacco for month of
February, 1900, 1878, 521S pounds; for five
months ending February+So. iS9U, o, ~
ruary IS, 1880, 3.5o7 .0s6 pounds S, Tor FIVE
months ending February 3, 1878, Z, oo53,-
Er,Iarvs 1897. ;s,729,U56 pounds for five
months ending February Is, 1896. 2 966, $50
pounds. - =, 1000
8tiones 1SSs t,ogsheads and 80 stierces; rein
spections, 20Ts ogsheads # otal sampling.
$50 hogsheads and 80 .tiefces; Is - ,ooos
rive months, e eaa f6ogsReads and ss5
Etierces: reinspections, $40 hogsheals and
4 tierces. Total sampling,S 3,oe12 hossheads
E;ys say months ending February IS, s93
Ef1snn.,tion d, 4T5 hogs eatis g nd %
stisrccs: sesnspect tons, "a. hogshsads and
heads ands71 itIerces.
DANV1LLEs ToBArcos MARK Tsssss
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Atlantic; (0ast:Line

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JAN. Ii, 1900
TRAINS LEAVE R1cEMoND-BSRD-
STREET STATION
500 a. NJ. paiiy. ARRIVES Petersburg DISH
"A. NJ. Norfolk i1:2T a. NJ stops
sntsois. Va.
3:o5 a. NJ Daily. Arrives Petersburg $50
NJ. W3ldon II 40 A. A.. NJ NJ, tas Sis
NJ. sayannah 1850 A.. VI. JEcksonn-
=. asrf Shhses Gai seoa aae ?. M.
Wilmington G:45 P. NJ Pullman
Sleeper New York 10 Jacksonville
Petersburg 12:o5 p A. stops Man
chester. Drewry's Bluff. Centraii;,
and Chester on signal.
1888 z. NJ. Daily. ARRIVES Petersburg 4.io
F. NJ. Makes all stops.
$50 2. n. Daily except Sunday. Arrives
Petersburg o:ls z. NJ, We.den SO
Makes all intsraediate stops.
Gas Z. NJ. daily. Arrives Petersburg ;2L
p. NJ. Connects with n and W. focs
Norfolk and intermediate, points;
Emporia J:i0 Connects with A and
.. fo. stations between Esnporia AMI
Fayetteville 12:19 A. VI. Charleston
Sssszonx Fit; i 80 \. N. Port Tampa
J new LINE TO MIDDLE GG Gs,1s
A.
ianta 1918 ?. NJ: Pullman sIeepsrs
New York to Wilmington. Charles
ton, Port Tampa. Miami. Jackson
Vile Augusta and Macon.
S:oo NJ N Weldon Ii:2o ?. NJ Makes
local stops between Petersburg ana
" Meld Roano Ass1s Va. a:so \. e.. Bris.
tot. Va. 1910 4. N. Connects :s, at
Eaporia for Dsnyil!e. va. arE Tying
5:S5 a. M. Pu man Sleeper tslch-
rpnnd III I.ynCnDESS.-s5
.oD p NJ, Daily except Sunday. New
-. orlt and Florida spscial. Arrives
S:Vi a. NJ, Jacksonville 100 r. NJ.
St. Augustine 40 r. NJ. Tampa $3.50
,o.45 ?. NJ. Daily. Arrive Petersburg
HRS l;JS $, arrive MsvE RICHMOND.
goa a. M. Daily. From Jacksonville. Sa-
e ea,N augusta and ali points south.
1.1r M Daily, except Monday. From
81. Augustine. Jacksonville, Savan-s
nah and Charleston.
SD 10 Atlanta. Athens and Raleigh. Hem
derson. Lynchburs and the West
S:37 A. Nj. Daily except SUNDAY. Pescrs-5
500 a. au. Il. sunday only FroH As,ansa.
80 Athens, Ealstgh ana ID HENDERSON,
I,,.1o i. NJ. Daily except Sunday. From
: LIZ Ao 1snl,isboro and intermediate stations.
Norfolk and Suffolk >-,an,
IL A. M oUuhtky -
- - Srfrolk and PETERSBURG. -
1.a5 p M. Daily except Sunday. From
,.o- 3 Daily From Miami. Port
- T,nua Jacksonville, savannah,
Charleston, Wilmington, Gotdsooro,
and all points South
$50 P. III. Daily From From norfolk. SUI
e..e = NJ Daily From Petersburg.
So 90 11.vncfburs and West
~ iAe1.'sN-t-- n. NJ EMERSON,
7. r. KENLY, Iranic Manage .
General Manager. !,
M. EMERSON.
e'e an.ss a. A@ = 80 q s. CAMPBELL
Division Passenger Agent.
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Aa &<zANMANa.T7f|11I|kk lHlestsl q

- 0AY.a1 Srhadr.n ;ef s!sst
NOVEMBER IS. 1883.
rr.ur RICHMOND tDA1LY1, By st.'-
- STREET STATION. =
D:GO A. NJ, .riSs m
: ~ 1V1ESTJBtILE LIMITED. tAfrlYe -
Nnrfolk % \. NJ stops oniy AZ
Ssrrrsbu:g, Waperly and SuIolA.
second class tickets not accepted on
this I, train THE CHICAGO EXPRESS,
$40 - -. I .y,chburg, Roanoke. Columbus
lo s, 1.hIcago Pullman Sleeper Roa-
az ani.a -to5 columbus; also ior Bristoi,5
No. oxvil,e ard Chattanoosa ga Puh'-.s
f sssns,,As,eener Roanoke to Knoxville.
M 4s M q III for Suffolk. Norfolk. and ms
o.1o' .aar,rediate stations. arrives as NOT
to X, z. Tor eI.ynchburg and Roanoke.
g 9:0oe !anrsc:s at Lynchburs with Wasn-F
fnstnn and Chatta noosa L - niassa
Pu,lnan Slespers LYING " " ~,
Be- mis- and New Orleans. Sais. pa 8 y.
az = .1,,,,s' 4 la. Pullman sleeper be-.
1.',sa. Richrnonti and Lyac httrs, and
tssr.hs ready for occupancy af $50
pT s NJ Also.S Pullman sleeper peters,.
hi,re.- and Roanoke.
81 ~ ~. = earriye Richmond from sIsynen-s
= = II. ND INC West daily at $: 10 A. ".
+ p !.5 s.ss p 81. ..oni Nerfolk and the Ease
aro VI Z :oS n. and yEsTIbILsEs u h
TTE,T T.GO r. NJ - t
fss5 tse - mo F,.yNAGNEsEe #
81 ' - i G. ii. B0SLE.Y.
District PASSENGER -ASsnt-
~ Nv. 3, BFiVILIs.
f,aneral Passenger Agent.
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know Of nc treatment that will SO speed
head, throat, and lungs as my Inhaler. It
absolutely cures Catarrh, Bronchitis, Asthma,
Colds, Coughs, Influenza, and all like diseases.
It reaches the sore spots; it heals the raw.
trates obscure recesses where drugs taken
into the stomach cannot reach; It acts as a
balm and a tonic to the whole system
.-M UN Y ON.
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strnnr, ma r,,et FOR staple cottons, without
anv 1specia i actiy1rys in demand. Settings
vii dra winglinSa number Of directioassI IN
brown andTcoarse colored eottons.ssSu $.
"a ri covering lines in sdenims, ticks, wide
ssh he bleached and brown sheetings.
Prints firm for aples and ia. fair demand.
No change in glngha ns col
and underwear quiet, but manufacturers
we'll sold for fall.
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WEAKNESS IN THE
STOCK MARKET
Continued from Third Page.)

CUT ENTHUSIASTICALLY.
LARD-r'irrn; western steamed, S6ol
Refined firm. =.
PORk-Quiet but steady; family, $3.50
1870.
BuTTER-Firm; western creamery, 1S9
Hike: State dairy, 1SM24c.
CHEESE Strong: fall-made fancy.
large l:c.; small, l30'13Ac.
EGGS-Strong: State and Pennsylvania,
at market. 1oal5%ac.; southern, at mar
ket. 1II15c.
POTAToEs-Easy; Jersey. s1.25@1 so;
New York, S1.5oG1.!5; Long Island, S1.5O
o.; Jersey sweets, Sc.2o12. 10.
TALLOW-DuL.
PETROLEU M-Steady.
ROSIN-Dull.
TURPENTlNE-DuN.
CABBAGE-Steady; Long Island, $4@6
COTTON By sTEAM-To Liverpool,
23c.
COFFEE-Futures opened barely steady
at decline of 10 to II points, and further
tive selling for foreign and local longs,
following unfavorable cables, large re-
ccipts and Very positive weakness III the
spot department, where there was also
much irregularity and large offerings.
Shorts We're the principal buyers. World's
visible supnlv expected to show q de-
crease of 10000 bags. The market was
finally steady at 4 net decline of&lo to
80 points. Total sales, $3.50 bags, in
Guiding May, $G.601G. s.; July, S6.'0. Spot
Rio nominal No Z invoice, SIC; jobbinG,
SAc.
SUGAR-Raw barely steady, fair refin-
ing. !, 11-1G13Sc.: centrifugal. 36 test.
i 5-16c.; Tolasses sugar, 32sQl3 -11-1Gc.
Refined quiet and easy.
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|.ss.4 Chesapeake
e ~ ~ & Ohio nv.
REFLECTIVE OCTOBER %, 1889.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND


ERoAD-STREET STATION.
600 4 NJ Daily. with Parlorr car for
principal stations, Newport News
Old Point. Norfolk and Portsmouth;
Connects at Norfolk daily with va
Dominion steamship for New YORK
3:l5 2. NJ. Daily. with Pullman for locai
stations, Newport News. Old POINT.
Norfolk and Portsmouth Connects
at Old Point with washington
steamers daily and with Baltimore
steamers, except Sunday.
1920 A. NJ, Express, except Sunday, for
Clifton Forge Connects at Gerdons-
VILE for Orange. Calverton. Aianas-
sas. Alexandria and Washing ton; at
Union Station Charlottesville. for
Lynchburg: at Basic City FOR
Hagerstown-
o:15 p. NJ. Daily. with Pullman to Gin
cinnsti, Louisville and ST. Louis.
connecting at Gordonsville for
Orange and at Orange with south
ern railway north bound: at Cow
:. ington. Va. for Hot Springs. Stops
only at important stations. Meals
served on dining cars. No. 7. local
train. except Sunday. follows above
$50 P. M. Accommodation, except Sun
day, for boswell
1880 p NJ Daily for Cincinnati, with F.
F. v. Pullman to Hinton. w. Va.
and Gordonsvitle to- Cincinnati and
Louisville Meals served on dining
car Connects at Staunton Except
Sunday for Winchester. Va. and at
Covington. Va. daily for Virginia
Hot Springs.
TRAINS LEAVE EIGHTH-STREET
STATION.
1910 A. NJ, Daily. for Lynchburg. Lex
ington Va. and Clifton Forge. Con-
meets, except Sunday. with Buck
lngham and Alberene branches, and
at Clifton Forge with No. for Gin
cinnati-
SEQ 2. NJ Except Sunday. for Columbia.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
BROAD-STREET STATION.
500 A. NJ. Except Sunday. from boswell
$50 A. NJ Daily, from Cincinnati.
1l:-o A. NJ Daily. from Norfolk and OLD
Point.
$3.50 p. NJ. Daily. from Cincinnati and
s:5o ?. NJ. Daily, from Norfolk and Old
"a, p M. Except Sunday, from Clifton
rParT5 ARRIVE EIGHTH-sTREET
STATION.
GAO =. Al. Except Sunday from Column
go 2. NJ Daily. from Clifton Forge,
w Lexington. Va, and Lynchburg. and
except Sunday from New Castle and
; JOHN D. POTTS.
Assistant Cen Pas. Agent
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CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO, March 1.-The steadiness of
Liverpool and report OF liberal export
sales were a support to the wheat market
to-day. May closing firm 1sc. over sSester-
day at 6JA G65}sc-; May corn closed Sc
lower, and May oats a shade UP. At the
close provisions were steady and un-
changed to &c. UP.
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BALTIMORE MARKET.
1BALTIMoRE,+MD March 1.-FLOUI

Easy.
7oas@70Ec. Southern wheat, BY sample,
SCORN-Easy:: mixed, sss4c.; spot and
March, 3SA 93s:sc.s Southern white, 4op
oATs-steady; No.52 white. 31NRaoc.
8 r iI1s,:-Ve cry {. dull -, No. 2 nearby, Gle.
nominal; 40. WESTERN 5sc. NINA. So.
"a SC6iAIt-Fir:n and .unchanEet.z
sCIil5ESI5-itrnl md unchanged.
s.s RIII'fEtt-t1rnS and unchanged.
EGSS-FirIn and unchanged
3 NEWsYoRKsDRY GOODS MARKET.
8NyE.TSrs%NE " 10 Wy, = pUSs~~~~sS&
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NAVAL STORES.

NAVAL STORES
CHARLESTON, S. c., March 1.-TUR-.
firm at &c; sales,
Ros1N-Firm and unchanged: sales.
none.
OF fA TnFPENfI Ne, at asc: re-
ceipts, 7119 casks: sales. 400 casks, ex-
pg Rosi NJ i' receipts. os1s barrels;
sales, 4,671 barrels; exports, $50 barrels.
~, W,!ILMlNGTo};M1 n, M2reh ,a 1-s sd,ns
prices 2uncha nged : receints, casks.
ROSIN-Firm at s1.4O@l.io; receipts, 334S
&C CRUDE rURPENT1NE-Firm at $40
.TAR-steady; receipts, 1ss barrels.
CATTLE MARKETS.
BALTIMORE. March VEs-The.
market was steady, VIII ish {,o o1erlngSs.
eye. and rough TO good, S3@l0 per head.
slEEP AND I9a le1Y limited and the
demand was active at the following euo-
tations: Lambs. choice. Ggc14c. per
pound fair ad to $685. @,c 5er pond lns and
S35O@4 per head for fair to good and
$242.y0 per head for inferior
~ - 81 f *.
CHICAGO, Feb CATTLE-General-
" stronger; native good to prime steers
steady to 10c. higher at.S3N6; poor TO me- e,
dunn about steady at S;3Dnit 70; seiectsa
crs quiet at $346q23.91; cows steady at
S314.5; heifers firm at $3.25I4.t3; can
ners strong al S2.40@29O; bulls STEADY at
81 7OGG4.30; calves strong at S5aS. Texans
Texas fed steers steady at S3.9045;
Texas bulls firm at 81: 25G3. %.
HOGS-Active. averaging shade hiSh 1er5
top: s4a7 mixed ana b Y1st a2l S arI'
heavy, s4.7ON4:sc light, S4.6Oa04.s3; bulk
of sales, S4.S0GD4.9U.
choice wethers, S54O@5.s5: fair to choice
mixed Si.5OqI5.40; western sheep, $500
s.9G; ycarlings. s5.75@6,oo: native lambs,
so07.35::: western lambs, $6lg'3
NEW YORK, Feb. 2s.-BEEvEs-Fee
ing steady to shade lower; bulls steady;
cows firm to 1oc. higher; about all J.; s !.hs;
4SU; bulls, $S50d4. 10: cows, 81 40Gl3.I3
Calves steady; market weak, closing dull.
Ne;ls, S?@s choice $50 Ill ltt .e. CAVES,
S4M4.50; burnyard stock, >S3Q13.oo; south
SHEEP AND LANlBs-sheep firm:
lambs, lo115c. higher; : cars , un l:.aII!
HoGs-rlrm at S5.2oelo.4o per 100
tI LAST BUFFALO, Feb. os.-CATTLE-
There were no cattle offered and nothing
HoSGs-opened with good demand:
good 10 choice Workers So.1565.20; pigs.
good to prime. $4,000; 5roughs, common
TO good $4.4Uit4.I0.
and higher: lambs, extra choice to fancy
selected, .ST6JGl7.7o; common to fair. $40
7.3J. Sheep, wethers, $6.2o@G.3o; common
to fair, $5.25l15.75.
EAST LIBERTY, Feb. 2S.--CATTLE.
Steady; extra, S5.45G5.t3; prime, $3.50
$40. common, S.j.2oU3.SO.
HOGS-Steady; best mediums, S5.15;
I,o,. l,orrs md h1a1 Y 10.
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D,.ANV1LLE TOBACCO MARS ETsss5ssa
s zDanville. Va..f Marchs1,s 800. 81
ZPresid ent Will mson's monthly report
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dorfcr, II. S. Hutzer, Milton Straus, NJ.
NJ. Marcuse. Albert Wise, Nathan Slmons,
Lee Reinheimer, Barney Bowman, Louis
Straus, Ivan Meyers, Samuel, David ana
l. j. Wallcrstein.
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EAST LIBERTY, Feb. os.-CATTLE.
Steady; extra, S545@5.ti5; prime, $3.50
$40: COMMON. S33.25M3.SO.
HOGS-Steady; best mediums, S5.15;
heavy hogs and heavy Workers. $40;
light Workers, $1,000; PIGS, $i.I3la4.3o;
roughS. S;i25l14. so.
SEEEP-Flrm; choice wethers. $4,000
G. 10: common. :23Gii. %: choice lambs, $50
W7.50; common to good, S5.509I2o; veal
calves. SIGS,
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sfl iJ
shows the leaf tobacco sales on this mat
p pes aa1a an ineTsass pounds
october It. ossa SO sounds Jun increase
8of A. q. 052s pounds over same period OF
previous year. 81
#Nondescript goods ]. 0ol$ 3oo
SGranulators .........sE 4.ouv W.
Smokers -
$ $$$Fss :s s:g s.; &
S Ssss $500 s:ssg 1888
Fine .eotg 2 l-a;
S:onmon s. 5S1s. $50
Good W. S 5, ~
z. tine Is I. :. !. . : . y A's
WrapDers- -, !,
Common S-gUt9 u. 3O
Medium 12-,0fa 1I.a0
Good 500 $500
Fancy 5000 500
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
March ., 1900
Virginia made military district, 1851
Sun rises $4,000. ............ 6:i2 A. NJ
sun sets =. /. . :. 81 NJ ~,
sf Fi2ot h hgh waters......:.:. $50 A. NJ
Second high water BIS r NJ
PORT OF RICHMOND. MARCH !, 1900.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Pocanontas. Graves Norfolk
and James river sid!nss. merchandise AMI
Steamer Ocracoke, Willis, Norfolk, mer-z
chandise and passengers, Old Dominion
Line.
Schooner Charles Lawrence, Taylor.
Schooner Cumberland, Littlejohn, Nor
folk, light.
Steamer Winyah, Simmons. Philadel-s
pl,ia, Pa. merchandise and passengers.
Steamer ocracoke. Willis. Norfolk. mer-
chandise and passengers, Old Dominion
Line
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. MARCH
ARRIVED.
United States transport Mcpherson,
Hampton Roads. ~.
SAILED.
Schooner "A. "A. Shaw. Allyn's Point.
Steamer kilnsea, Alexandria.
PORT OF WEST POINT. MARCH I, 1900.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Accomac, Thompson. Nor
folk, passengers and general cargo.
SAILED
Steamship Accomac. Thompson, Nor
folk, passengers and general cargo.
PORT BERMUDA HUNDRED, MARCH
1, 1900.
ARRIVED
Schooner A. c.. Lyon, Morris, to load
wood.
Barge Schuyllzill. ReckinbaclA, loaded
lumber, Norfolk, Va.
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,ose tobacco for month of
1919, 521 pounds; for five
February 22S, 1900, 1929, ::
five months ending Feb.
3.5O7.0S6 pounds; for five
FebruaryeS 1898, 1905
five months ending Feb
S,729,O6U pounds for five
February IS. 1SG, s2.96G,S91
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COME AIDSEEITI COME COM: AND TRY IT!

Free Demonstrations During the Week at the Following Drugstores
OWENS G. MINOR DRUG co.'s, 1907 East Main street
WHIP. PoYTHREss CO. s, 919 East Main Street.
BOpEKER DRUG co.'s 141 s East Main Street.
r. n. M. HARRlSON'S, Foushee and Broad Streets.
w. f. SCOTS, 16175 East Franklin Street
A.A SCOTS, Twenty-Fifth and Broad Streets. :
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Misses Sara and Landon Harrison. who
have been, the guests Of Mrs John Kelly.
are now visiting Mrs. Lewis II. Blair.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-02

Miss Lena Hancock will leave Satur-
day for Palm Beach, Fla. she VIII san
for Europe on May 1st
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-02

". Fivs months eading February. e, s91-
Etnsne.t ions, 8 j, aI5 hoFsheat IDS IND
4 tierces ssT Total san1plin 4.616 hogs
heads andsI1 itierces.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-02

MUNYON'S syon M nTe @ nnpe a R
in aho1ne-i OF
REMEDIES. phe Tor Every Of
t.
Blood
etc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-02

Miss Edyth White has gone to Balti.
more and Washington to spend some
time.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-02
THE TIMEs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. MARCH 1000.

ket during February to be 5.31
pounds, an increase lbs, 6S1 pounds
oyer the preceding February. Sales since
October 1st, 80; 6S6 $50 pounds, an increase
sof .i72,. 05.s pounds over same period OF
previous year. Isl
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-02

and February %, 1S9S-1n-
hossheads and 33 tierces;
2s23 hogsheads. Total stock,
DIS and 3:3::>' tierceS.
and February IS, 18TH
hogsheads and 263 tierces;
SAB hogsheads and II
stock, 1929 hogsheads and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-02

md February IS. 1s9G-In-
and 23S tierces;
i .231 hoSsheadS and IL
l stock. 1880 hossheads
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-02

February. 19OOLInspec-,
,eads and 80 tierces: REIN
ogsheads Total sampling.j
md 80 tierces.
ending February IS. 1900
$50 hogsheads and 345
,tions, so hogsheals and
sa1npling, 3,oe12 hogsheads
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-02

CHARLESTON, S. Co March 1.-TCR-
firm at Sc; sales,
none.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-02

Miss Sall;e Scott. who is visiting the
Misses Gibson, will be the guest of Mrs.
John S. Wexford on Saturday.
The Delawarean., 1900-09-08
TEACHERS COLUMN:
CONTINUED from sixth page.)

parallel; about being in the same
plane may be worked in laler.
SURFACES.
The child knows HAT surface, but,
probably, has not heard it called a
plane. The wallis, aDle, leaves of a
book furnish sufficient illustration;
they may be tested by the ruler All
have turned the leaves of a book with
out knowing the action was revolving
planes and showing the different po-
siGons a plane may have. They know
the axle of a wheel but not the axis of
a plane, which can be thus shown.
This also, illustrates how a plane is
fixed by one line and point, or three
points, or two parallel lines. By ex-
amining the things about them they
will be surprised to see how many
things are bounded by fiat surfaces or
planes.
They know the surface of water is
level but horizontal is new. They can
tell whether one of them is standing
up Straight but it is odd to say he is
vertical. They can then take the
leaves of the book and find horizontal
and vertical plane, ETC., pick them out
on the ceiling, walls and floor, etc.
Each one knows that a ball and a
cup are round, though of different
kind but will learn they are bounded
hY curved surfaces.
The Delawarean., 1900-09-08
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