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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-05-25
ROANOKE CITY.
The Municipal EleetiOn-A Quiet Day and
Many Candidates.

Many Candidates.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.I
ROANOKE, May %, 1884.
The election in this city Yesterday passed
off IN a very quiet manner, nothing occur
ring 10 disturb 1.-the peace and dignity OF
the commonwealth" There was such a
multitude OF candidates for all the posi-
tons within the gut Of "the dear people,"
and the tickets were so thoroughly
scratched, that the count OF the votes was
not completed until O'Clock this morn
ing. Notwithstanding the fact that the
Judges of election, with their clerks,
labored increasingly throughout the
night. With the exception OF SER
geant and commissioner OF the reye-
nue., for each OF which positions there
were but two candidates, all OF the Others
were elected by plurality vote. On the
day preceding the election Dir. Tabb, one
OF the candidates for the mayoralty, with
drew from the race. and, with many OF
his friends. supported Mr.. Dunstau. This
self-sacrificing course on the part OF this
popular and estimable gentleman doubtless
contributed largely to the very desirable
result that was obtained in the election OF
the last-named gentleman. The ballot re-
suited as follows:
For Mayor: John II. Dunstan, 34S; j..
III. Cooke, 30l :; Charles NJ. Williams, 245.
Treasurer: VI. c. Thomas by one vote.
Commonwealth Attorney: x. III.
Woodruff. plurality 100 over K. L. Scott
and T. VI. Wood.
Clerk of the Court: John s. Ward, plu-
rality la2 over Garrett, Brooke, and Barks-
dale.
Sergeant: c. W. Thomas. majority 1913
over Chocolate.
Commissioner Of the Revenue: Z. NJ.
Tierner majority 241 over Ferguson.
Constable Lewis Coleman, 252 plural
ity over Morris, PitZer, Beamer, and Ar
thur.
Counclmen Elected First Ward-F.
Rorer, W. X. Andrews, W. G.. Evans,
Thomas Engleby. Second Ward-E. ii.
Stewart, NJ. V. Orner, +. =. Mccarthy, j..
B. Ferguson. The vote in the Third
Ward for Council could not be obtained
in time for this mail. but there is strong
presumptive evidence that Smith, Pattie,
Espereaup, and Houston have been elected.
Party lines were not drawn in this cleo
ton, but all OF the city officials elected are
Democrats, except about half the Council.
The city has been exceedingly fortunate III
most OF the selections, notably that OF
Mayor, Mr. Dunstan being thoroughly
practicable, enterprising businessman OF
means and influence. HEX.
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OPEN FROM 2P. NJ. TOIA. NJ.
WEST POINT EXCURSION SEASON.

Arrangements have been made with the Rich
mont ana Danville railroad for the EXCURSION
SEASON OF 1854, by which Excursions will be
run to West Point during the heated term. The
attention of the public will be invited To these
Excursions from time 10 time through the public
prints. Every effort will be made to make them
pleasant aud agreeable to the patrons, with The
assurance that good order will BE- maintained and
due attention given 10 the exclusion Of all objec
tiOnable features and characters.
The Excurslon-Groundso Of the Grove Hotel Will
be at the service Of the parties free Of CHARGE and
lodges and societies wishing To use these grounds
can do so upon communicating with the under
signed. The running time Of these trains viii be
about one and a half hours from Richmond to
West Point. and the same returning.
Oysters, crabs and fish viii be served TO excnr-
siOnists at moderate charges. Lodges. clubs, and
societies wishing to make arrangements for excur-
,iOns will please address the undersigned &c Wes'
Point. Va. f.. WILKINSON, Manager.
Refer TO l.. l.. Bass, Esq, 4. II. Simpson. ESQ.
Hon. h. G.. Cook, collector of customs; Captain A.
A. Splitter. adtutant X. L: Lee Camp. NO. Hon
B. Il. Wexford. William Il. Isaaes, w. +. Drink
ard, Charles Campbell. my2l-25.z7&Jel
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COMMERCIAL.
fly Telegrapn.
NFW YDKh

NEW fORh.
NEW YORK, Nav 24.-COtton steady; sales
1910 bales uplands, | &c. Orleans, l1sc con
solidated net receipts. sos ba es; exports-to Great
Britain. 1922 bales: TO the Continent, 20 bales
Southern -four dull. Wheat-sp0t, 4gl lower
closing heavy; mgraded red, Sl@96c. ungradeC
white, SIC No. 2 red, june, Sl4MS25c. Corn
Spot steady ungraded 57a63c. yellow south
ern, 69@7oc.: No. 2, May, Sac: June, 6lx9
36Sd37c. Hops firmly held Cofiee-Spot fair
II o dull and weak 1T slO.t2H; No. Rio, spot
sS.65. Sugar-Spot dull and weak; fair 10 good
refining, 5hd5Ac.; refined dull; granulated, &c
Moasses dull. Rice eady. Cotton-seed oil, Az
a 44c. for refined. Resin about steady. Turpentlnc
s.eady at 33c. Hides steady. Wool about steady
quiet: old mess SIT. Middles nominal; long clear
SIC. Lard 3d5c. lower, closing weak west
ern spot, SS.45; June, sS.35@sS.3S. Fretghts
stronger. -
,ALrIaoRs, Nav 24,-klour steady and quiet
Wheat-S uthern quiet; western lower. closing
dull; southern red, s1.07@sl.I0: amber, s1.1O
ern winter red. spot, Sl.03 asked. Corr-South-
ern steady; western easier and dull; southern
white, 6S@69c.; yellow, 59@62c. Oats qniet and
about steady; southern, 40@43c.; western white
4l@43c.; mixed, 37G40c.; Pennsylvania, 400
43e. Whiskey dull and lower at sl.14. Other
articles unchanged. Freights steady.
C,NGINNATI
CINCINNATI, May 2i.-Flour easier; family,
si.45@t4.75. Wheit-No. 2 red nominally 81 .O2
dali No. mixed, 35Ec. Pork quiet; mess, &c.
Lard weaker at &c. Bulk-moats unchanged. Ba-
con firm and unchanged. Whiskey firm at > .0S.
Sugar unchanged. Hogs steady; common and
light, s4.S5@s5.40; packing and butchers,
LOUISVILbE.
LOUISVILLE, May "a Wheat weak; No. red
Sl,O2Hs1.03. Corn higher; No. mixed. Dye.
Oats higher; No. . mi we'd, 36Am37c. Provisions
quiet. Mess pork. slS. Bulk meats IS
80 clear rib. 1886; clear sides. $S.S7x. Bacon
Shoulders, ~; clear rib, 50 clear $3.50. Hams
Sugar.cured, 12X@13c. Other articles unchanged
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, Nay 24.-Flour unchanged. Wheat
dull ana lower; No. 2 red, 81 Il 4Gxl.l2 cash
al OS@Sl .0SA June; No. 3 red, l.O2 bid. Corn
inactive and slightly lower; 5l4@02Sc. cash,
5l4M51zc. June. oats very slow: 32a@3ZEc'
cash, 32sc. bid June. Whiskey unchanged. Pro-
visions weak and slow.
CHICAGO. May 24.-Flour unchanged. Wheat
active and weak, closed 3&c. under yesterday
May, s64d 8skc. June, S7@SS'sc.; No. chi
cago spring, e6E@S7ac. Corn quiet closed ,.c,
under Yesterday; cash, 53s@53ac. june 2fG
3lS63lAc. Pork in fair demand and iug2Uc.
lower; cash, SIS.25mSlS.50; June, Fls.o9e
$3.50. Lard in fair demand and 2%d5c. lower
cash, IS l5@s8.I7k; June. sS.loaSS.2O' WINS
KEY unchanged. sugar unchanged.
MILNAUkEb.
mILwzuPrE, May 24.-FIoar unchanged
Wheat week; No. y, cash. s7'c.; June, sSsscc
Corn higher and scarce No. =, 5Sc. Oats dull
and lower: No. 2 Sic. Provisions nrmer. Mess
nork Al a 80 cash and July. Lard-Prime steam
az 90 cash and June. Hogs firmer at so@s5.79.
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by Telegraph.
NHU vnDK
N K YORK,
NEW YORK. ,

NEW YORK. NJ =.
The stock market was weak and depress6 = '
opening, and prices dropped 1904. with coai
shares, Quincy, North rest, AXE shore, New York
Central, New Jersey Central Rock Island, North
ern Pacific preferred, and Union Pacific as the
features. Lacks wanna declined %, Delaware
and Hudson IL, New Jersey Central ~, North
west I's. Lake Shore ! l, New York Central "a,
Snd ec &
began 10 improve, and there was u rise of HeG3k.
Missouri Pacific was especially prominent in this
advance. The advance was partly based on re-
ports that Commissioner Fink INTENDED to adj
vance freight rates. Speculation continued strong
until after the publication of the bank statement,
which unflyorable, and brought about gem
eral selling. In the decline which followed Qun-
cy touched 11Ob. Northwest 95ls. ~. Paul o6'a.
Rock Island 1853, Lackawanna 94k, Illinois Cen
New York Central l07l;, Northern Pacific
preferred AN Reading 25k, Union Pacific
80, and Western Union 533g. In the afternoon
receiving good support, while Others were de-
pressed and sold at the lowest point Of the week.
Prominent among The latter were Lake Shore,
Illinois Central, New York Central and North
west On the other hand, Missouri Pacific, West
ern Union. Union Pacific. Reading, Oregon
Transcontlnental. and Pacific Nail were positively
stro"g. The market closed irregular. Compared
with last nights closing. prices are Ia lower for
Northwest, Al for Pullman Palace, fol do; pre-
ferred, Ia for St. Paul preferred. ~ for Rock
Island y for Llckawanna. = for Illinois Central,
II for Lake shore. for Michigan Central. II for
New York Central, and for Northern Pacific
Ifcierrcu. NHlle W eHlcIn buIOu ~
Northern Pacific X. Reading /, and Missouri Pa
chc Ia. The other changes In the active list are
less than either way. sales, 100000 shares.
NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT.
NEW YORK, May 24.-The weekly state.
menl of the associated banks shows the following
changes: Loans decrease, sl3,461, 800; specie
decrease, Sl0.s04, 100; legal tenders decrease
S4,086.400; deposits decrease, S20,625' 400
circulation increase, S126,600; reserve de-
The banks now hold s66,O9l,l2l below tho
legal requirements.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. May "a Virginia e's. deferred
z; Virginia consol, 80; past-due coupons, 40
Al
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FORTY-EIGHTH CONGRESS.
House Of Representatives.

nst WASHINGTON. May "a, 1854.
Mr.. Hatch, OF Missouri, presented the
conferences report on a bill 10 establish a
bureau Of animal industry. The House
c0nferrees recommend concurrence in all
senate amendments. The amount OF APP
nroprjation Is reduced from S250,000 to
sl50. 900, and the jurisdiction OF the Con-
missioner OF northumberland to such In.
vestigation and to such disinfection and
Quarantine measures Us may be necessary
- prevent the spread Of contagious snd In
Tedious diseases from one State or Terri
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BURNED TO DEATH.
Terrible Result of Filling q Lighted Lamp.

Special telegram to the Dispatch.J
NORFOLK, Va, May 24.-Last night, near
Churchland, Norfolk county, little girl,
Wortley Jones, grandchild Of Rev. Reuben
Jones, was burned to death, and Mrs. Nv
than Jones, the mother, burned to such an
extent that her life is despaired Of. Mrs.
Jones was filing a kerosene lamp which
was lighted, when the lamp exploded. scat
tering the burning oil over the child and
herself. Assistance was rendered by the
neighbors and the flames extinguished.
Medical aid was summoned and every
thing possible done to relieve the sufferings
OF the afflicted lady.
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THE EPISCOPALI1NS.
Last Day of the CounciI-fhe Centennia
Celebration.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.I
WINCHESTER, VA, May "a, 1881.

Celebration.
[speclaI telegram 10 the Dispateh.J
WINCHESTER. VA, May "A, 1881.
Council met again this morning, anc
after divine service proceeded to business.
The question Of diocesan missions wa,
resumed. and resolutions adopted looking
tn the raising OF $4,000 during the coming
year. .,od
Rev. DR.. Newton, OF Norfolk, presented
a resolution providing that the next meet
ing OF the CounciI--tne centennial meeting
since the Reyolution--shal be the occasion
for raising 100000 for Church work.
Agreed to. o,;,
Rev. Mr.. Claiborne presented resolu,
ton for the printing and scattering abroad
Of a leaflet giving Information on the suo-
iect OF the Diocesan Missionary Society'
Agreed to. ,...o 90
The annual report OF the Committee on
the Sunday School was presenter anu
adopted.
After the adoption Of few routine mo-
tions the Council adjourned.
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A Small Run
IDy telegraph to the Dispatch.I

NEW YORK, May 24.-There was small
run on the West Side Savings Bank this
afternoon, growing out Of the 100000 de-
falcation OF Hinckley, its paying-teller:
The bank did not open until the usual
hour this morning, when crowd OF de-
positors flocked 10 ana drew their money.
Many of these depositors only drew por-
ton of their money. The officers OF the
bank refused to say anything OF the defal-
cation. but promised a statement later In
the laV
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Dead.LOcIk Ended.

lBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l
MONTGOMERY. ALA. May 24.-Judge
Golso the appointee Of Justice Woods, OF
the United States Supreme Court, as mar
shall for this and the Mobile district, has
entered upon the duties Of office. his
bond having been approved. The dead
lock is now ended and business is pro-
PRESSING
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NTEW BOOKS" Natural Law In the
IN spiritual World" Jesus Ghr !. 4, s Ssems
10Y as The Divinity OF Jesus pcpict,n,
O. me GOSPELS and Episilcs" "niei - ~ - a.,
living Henry fryines lp.essn,o RIO n,esa. WIN.
- -. z (,cttlng 30 be Women "; :. Inr DfV'" w.
Gu a. a 4 ia ybrtak.- For sale Dy .ou.,s
my 3s.decdAw DECkwi'rt q t .s4.s'.e
(,,AIIA6HAN, THE CATERER, IN
I ,.vIfEe his friends and the public generahy "
cas- - ST. CHARLES HpTEL.s ~ "a
where they esn g. geod sSsH, soS 49, sn. snd
GOO goo w ,on be- sorry for he will treat you welt
my 25-ltt
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Late Weather Report.

SpeciaI telegram 10 The DIspatch.J
WASHINGTON. ID. c., May 25--1:25 A. ~.
For the Middle Atlantic States, clearing
and fair weather. westerly winds, higher
barometer, and slightly cooler weather.
For the South Atlantic States, fair
weather, westerly winds i'm northern part
and southwesterly winds in southern part.
lower temperature.
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s 8 3 8 . 8
sTVNWO ESSENTIALS OF SUCCESS

ss- man desiring the respect OF ladies should
ss-be well dressed. The sloyenly man gets left.
ss-A clothier who would command the largest
as-respcct of buyers must sell the best clothing
rs-for the least money, or get left. ,..
ss- We opened on Friday lovely shade Of
ss-wINE-COLoR SERGE SUITS, "at fifteen
re dollars a suit which by Saturday night were
pps-all sold. They are such a big value that we
eSs- wired TO our manufacturing house, Baltimore.
ss-NId., and received the following reply:
Hf5-s A. Saks d. Co., Richmond, Va:
Eg- "haye sent by express ten serge suits de-
ns-sIred-all we have. a. sAKs & Coz
Eg- When we quote Price and recommend an
sy-artlcle we stake our reputation on the result.
sA- This is the cheapest, the handsomest, the
xH-most durable, stylish, and becoming costume
sH- tina, any gentleman can select for bis summer
EH-wear. It Ia identlcaIly the same suit that we
sg sold two seasons ago at ssa. ~.
l. .sl9syl pd.aa1---- aM ..N
\, eref.. ,fl3 Jei iiV
ss- A. sAKs 4 CO.. i.i1i y
or 9f osE.pRIcE cLorHERs,
Kr- 3: . 1918 MAIN STREET, ~
sa opposite poss-oaAos. 80 3
fmy scI
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Cotton.MiIi strikers to Resume Work

[By telegraph to the Dispatch.I
FALL RIVER, MASS, May 4.-The
striking spinners at Border City Mill have
voted to go in on Monday. The strikers at
some other mills Will also return. The
striking spinners held meeting this morn
ing TO consider the situation and decide
whether to end the strike.
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FOURTH GRAND ANNUAL EXCUR-
IL SION ny
EAST-END BENEFICIAL AND SOCIAL
SOCIETY,
WHIT MONDAY, JUNE 2. 1884,
TO PROVIDENCE FORGE.
The finest picnic grounds In

The finest picnic grounds In the ric'i!
Richmond. The oldest Colonial rtr;2
mia. Beautiful lake. three miles long. ~ Z
commodiOus dancing pavilion, 50xS0 feet.
Attractions: Music, dancing, boating, fishing
swinging. quoit-pltching, tsrget-practice, &c.
match game OF baseball between clubs from
Richmond aud Williamsburg. An elegant ladies'
gold watch aud chain will he drawn for. Good or
der will be preserved. Refreshments In abundance
at city prices. Fare, D c.. children unGer twelve
years, 25c. Train le'vCs Chesapeake and ohio
depot y A. NJ, and orleans street, Rockets, S:l5
a. NJ: evening train leaves ut 4:l5 l.. Nj. Tickets
can be had at the train and of the committee: j.
j. Reilly, G.. C. Thou, J. +. Cresry. G.. II. Burke,
a. j. Guerppillob. j. II. Hart, V. DoDati
nv D5 Su2ik
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YESTERDAY was clear and

THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
warm.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 6 A. NJ, "a !;
Q A. NJ. so; noon. 90; p. NJ, "a; 6 p.
NJ, %; midnight, 30.
Mean temperature. 81.
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STATE OF NEW YORK. COUNTY OF Nav YORK
BE It remembers that on the 18Th day Of Feb
mary. 1854, az the city aforesaid, before me, The
undersigned, notary public In and for the said
city and state. Gully commissioned and qualified
by the executive authority TO take acknowledge
ment of deeds re-, to DC used recorded therein,
personally appeared W. A. BREWER, Jr., Presi-
dent. and W. HAXTUN. Score AIRY, OF the " ASH
INGToN LIFE-INsURANCE COMPANY or New
York. who. being duly sworn ,lnepose and say. ana
each for himself says that they are the above
described officers OF the said company, ana that
the foregoing Is n true and correct statement or
the actual condition of said organization on the
last day Of It's fiscal vtar-to Wit, The 81 day OF
December. ies3-aceordng to ihe bes, OF the,r
.->-,, In testimony whereof ] have hereunt0
sEAL set my hand and affixed my seal on the
~ 18th day Of FeS %HnySi isS TaiirRNry.
Notary Public, II ings county, MY.
Certificate filed In New York county.
STATE or NEW YORK. CITY AND COUNTY or
Nkw lORK-sS.:
i. Patrick keenan,, clerk Of the city and county
OF New York, and also clerk OF the supreme
Court for the said city and county. being court
of record, do hereby certify that Thomas Ilerney
has Hled I'm the clerks Office Of tie county OF New
York a certified copy Of his appointment as no.
tary public for the county OF Kings. with bis auto
graph signature, and was AT The time OF taxing
the annexed deposition duly authorized U take
the same. and that | am well acquainted with the
handwriting Of said notary public, and verify be-
ieye that the signature 10 the annexed certincate
! Is genuine.
-, In testimony whereof have hercunto
| }sEAL set my hand and affixed the sea- Of the
49, said court and county the 3th DAY oil
February. 1884. PATRICK KEENAN,, Clerk.
! THOMAS L. ALFRIEND,
| GENERAL AGENT FOR VIRGINIA,
No. III MAIN STREET,
my25.6t RICHMOND,
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RanIx.susnension.

fBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l
NEW YORK, May 24.-Tbe West-Side
Bank suspended this afternoon. 1t was
not member OF the clearinghouse, and
the American Exchange, Bank refuse to
clear for them any longer.
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xtrrinia Postal Notes.

Edwin r. Bowie has been commissioned
postmaster at Passpatausy. A new pose'
Office has been established at Snaps, Ia|e'
well county, Frank V. Snaps postmaster
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Bank Dividend Declared.

by telegraph to the Dispatch.I
NEWARK, n. j.. May 24.-Chancellor
Runyon this morning directed the receiver
OF the Newark Saving Institution to pay a
dividend OF at least 80 per cent. to the
depositors on July 1st.
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GRAND OPENING
MAyO'S ISLAND.

MASOiS ISLAND.
MONDAY, MAY 26, 1884.
The RICHMOND PLEASURE CLUB have
erected on this beautiful pleasure resort an ele-
CANT pavilion sixty feet squire. rcfreshment-stand
and ladies' dressing-rOOm Comfortable seats In
abundance. This is one Of The finest pleasure re-
sorts in the city of Richmond. Music, Dancing,
Boating, Fishing, Swinging, Qu0it-PitchinR,
Glass Bali Shooting, etc.
REFRESHMENTS At CITY PRICES.
Good order win he preserved, and no improper
characters allowed on the grounds. No intoxi-
eating liquors will be sold allowed 10 be used on
the grounds.
OPEN FROM =. VI. TO l A. NJ.
Admission Soc; boys under twelve years,
Csc; ladies free.
Committee of Arrangements j. j. Reilly. ID. y.
Donovan, W. X. Saunders, c. II. Burke, ard j. e..
Donnella, my IS-su2ts
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Rank Confidence Restored.

lBy telegraph TO the Dispatch.l
PITTSBURGH, May 24.-The Penn Bank
is open and doing an active business, with
a steady gain in deposits and no rush to
secure funds. The stock sold to-day at
several points above par.
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Hhp2Sbt 49,. = - - ts.t<lov
A Detroit .(Mich.) felegram OF El.o@ ~
SAYS The seventieth annual mseunk ~, ~
The Baptist Missionary Union tnasauk ~
headquarters 1t BOSTON, wa ps'e WI wo sya.
morning-J. Warren MERRILL " "'1
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. MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, MAY "a, 1854.
,pRIYEni

AtElNEhs
Steamer Roanoke, Couch, New YORK, mer-
chandlse ana passengers, q. W. Alien x Co..
ACCEPTS. uru.aa,nat. NO..
chsndIse and passengers, j. w. Mctarfick, agent.
steamer Ariel, uifiOru, horIoik, I'M eh states
mail, merchandise, aud passengers' = d. Iatuin'
suDeri teDdent u ,yrtoA, pht,,ao,
phia. fertilizer. ,,,, >sorfou 90 ,o.a
Schooner Is. T. Biegs Blokso'n' Nof'oih''o ioau
rossed bark for A. Il. Goodman; u.
Schooner American Team, Handy, hennebec,
ice, Richmond lee Company
SAILED.
Schooner Charles II. Sprague, Nickerson, New
York uia Bayonne, corn ana slaves VESSEL curtis
4 Parker. ,,....,av pos,or .o.l
Chesapeake aud ohio Railway vessel curtis q
snhanrsr Aadie NJ. Bird. Cushman. Portsmouth,
~ ~ coal. chesapeake and Ohio Railway Com
many; vessel, Oprrie Co.
PORT or VIEWPOINTS NEWS. MAY ~, 1884
80 ~ IBy Teiegraph.l
steamer George Appold, Foster, Providence
AMI ste amer CrAighiii tr Boston,, and sailed fol
cnDs' as''nH SAILED.
steamer Manhattan, stevens, New York;
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FINANCIAL.

RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
SATUDAY. May "a, 1884.
SALEs-TIRsT DOARD-It0 Virginia new 8
Dsr cent. registered 1T 534; 1000 Virginia new
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under he d ss;Plc Y e pAMSs l LOPEZ 9 ,ss;
EIRsT OF THE SEASON.
EXCURSION TO WEST POINT,

LAYING OF CoRNER-sToNE OF NEW MA
SONIC HALL.
The ceremonies will be conducted by the Grand
Lodge officers, assisted by two subordinate Lodges.
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ORGAN RECITAL
INSURANCE STATEMENT.


PUBLISHED By AUTHORITY or THE AUDITOR or
PUBLIC ACCOUNTS OF virginia.
WASHINGTON LIFE-lNsURANCE
w COMPANY.
ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE FTacAL
YEAR ENDING THE 3lsT DAY OF DECtM-
BIER, 1898, OF THE ACTUAL CONDITION
or THE WASHINGTON LfFE-fNSrRANCE
COMPANY. ORG tNIZED UNDER THE
LAWS OF THE STATE OF NV YORK,
MADE TO THE AUDITOR OF PUBLIC .AC-
COUNT. FOR THE COMMONWEALTH OF
VIRGINIA. PURSUANT TO THE ACT OF
THE GENERAL AsSE MBl.Y REGULATING
THE REPORTS OF INSURANCE COkPA-
MES. APPROVED FEBRUARY 22, 1878.
Name Of the company In full--TuE WASHING.
TON LIZ s-INsuHANcE COMPANY.
Home or PRINCIPAL once OF said compauy-31
CouRTLASpT STREET. NEW YORK. NJ
Character OF the company-whcther life, acct-
dent, casualty city cooperative association bro
fheriiood. livestock or any other assoct ition in-
T1. 'y--i.IFE. tlfI. sr
w. y. DRS WEIR, Jr.
- '4,n, nd secretary-WILLIAN HAx-
I, Secretary ~ MCSS.
i..,l ,--iFRAEL G. PIfRsoN.
-2iJized aud Incorporstcd-JASUARY.1 1860.
Commenced Bu.iness-FEBRuABY q, 1880.
Name OF the General Agent In Virginia
THOMAS l.. ALFRIEND.
Residence Of the General Agent IN Virginia.
RIcHMoND,VA.