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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-26
A BIG BANK CASE.
EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK OF NOR
FOLK vs.. Rain 4 BROTHER.
Effort 10 Set ABIDE q Deed Of Trust and
Appoint Receiver Before Chief
Justice Waite.


HcRFcLE, May %. 1856.
The case Of the receiver Of the Exchange
National Bank rs. Balm a. Brother. bank
ers, TO set aside the deed OF trust made
April G, 1855, and appoint a receiver. com
menced in the United STATES District Court
this morning and attracted quite . crowd
10 tie courtroom. Chisf-Jusiioe W. X.
Waite and Unifed-States-C ircuit-Jgdge II
l.. Bond arc presiding With judge Hughes
Dlsirict-AiiOrDey J. {. GibsOn and Assist
ant james Lyons are conducting the esse.
with special counsel for the plaintiffs.
Judge W. J. Robertson and Judge I. :.
Garrett. The defendants are repre-.
seuied by James Alfred Jones. ESQ.
MaiOr Leigh Il. Page, ". W. Old.
and Richard Wake. TIE object o.
the plaintiffs l. TO break the deed Of trusi
made by Balm A Brother. In order tbst re-
ceiyer may De- appointed. and The assess
neni the Messrs. BAN owe the Exchange
National Bank g. siOckbOiders recovered.
as well a. other moneys the plaintiffs allego
the Bains fraudulenfly obtained from the
bank while acting A. officers Of the iDstitu-
ton. and without security. The total
amount the plaintiffs claim the Messrs. Bsin
obtained from The Exchange National Bank
- 81 10000.
1berepOrt q Special Master Parry shows
that the Liabilities Of Pain a Brother are
shout s2.2J0.000 and the assets 100000.
The proceedings are under the United
states national banking act.
The case Wa opened for the receiver by
Mr.. James Lyons. who, 10 an argumen;
iasiing two hour, sisted The ground, on
which the Court was asked 10 upset the
deed. The argument was % the effect that
the bank had lien On the property IN TIRE
hands a. The trustees. and that the course
a The money which was taken from the
Exchange Bank for the purchase al that
property could be traced.
Justice Waite asked the question. " Can
any Of the funds Of the lank be directly
trace "a 70 The properly Of Balm a. Br0ther;"
70 which Mr.. Lyons suswcred: Yes,
S149. 900 can Do directly traced, IL shown
by the rnrstcT's report"
Mr. Richard Waikt. counse! for the tru--
tees under TIE deed II assignment. replied
90 The arguments Of Mr.. Lyons. IN which
Pc defended The validity Of that deed. and
bad pot finished hi. argument when TIE
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Neu York and brooklyn Car Assoc
Citations.
rPv togeCrH m n fhe IHgnatrh1

NV YORK. May 25.-Tbe Empire Pro-
ieciive Association, az District Assembly
- knights OF Labor, comprising de.eg lies
from the Car Asscciaticns oi New YORK
and Brooklyn, met al 10 O'Clock hast ul-ht.
The question % q general tie-up was
voted down by = large majority, and
Captain Thomas Coiium, W. q. Boyle.
and :. u. Cannon were depOsed
from the Executive Board Wallace
resigned. W. u. Greenwood Of
New York, Waters and Coupe OF Brook
i'm. were elected 20 their places. The
Board was organized a. follows James p.
Graham. chairman: A. D. Best, secretary
Z. R0urde, treasurer. Graham was re-
elected district master workman, Coupe
worthy foreman, and J. D. Downing judge
advocate John Hughes was present, aud
wss nominated for several positions. b1!
refused all. The meeting lasted until
nearly 4. u. to-day.
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Important Meeting Oftbe British Cab
met.
10y Anglo-AnerickD cable TO the Dispatch.

LONDON. MAY ZJ.-Tbe Cabinet met al
noon. " ben the Cabinet had been in -es-
non bali au hour special messenger ~a'
DISPATCHED after Baron Herschell. Lord
High Chancellor. lie was al t1e time en-
caeed in 4 great lawsuit but Tie nature %
TIE summons be received induced him
shrUpily 10 cancel BIZ engagement and re-
uair al once 20 the Cabinet meeting. IL is
sisted that the Cabinet viii certainly decide
neither or no, the Government will dis
solve Parliament and 70 20 the country On
the Preuier's Irish policy.
LONDON. Man 2j-3 Z. NJ The meeting
u the Cabinet lasted al hour and twenty
minutes. Five minutes after the adjourn
meut Mr.. Gladstone started for Windsor
Castle 20 see the Queen. II il rumored
that be vii advise the Queen ~ immediate
Is dissolve Parliament.
LONpON. MAY 25-EUeaiHg.-Th general
opinion l. that al tO-d3y's meeting the Cabi.
Mt resolved on the dissolution Of Parlia-
mcui and an appeal 70 the country II the
Government be defeated on the second
reading o. the home-ruie bill. II i thought
that GisdstODe's visit 10 Windsor this
morning Wa, made for the purpose Of s.
curing the Queens consent TO the dis-olu-
tlou before The departure Of the Court -
morrow night for Balmorsl Castle.
RUNoEED EEHGyATION.
LOyDOK. Nav $3.50 =. M.-There Is
considerable excitement IN the House q
Commons This afternoon IN consequence Of
the report that Mr.. Gladstone mas rendered
Tie ignatiou Of the Government 70 the
Queen.
KSCLT o. THE MELTING.
LoYDOS. May 2j.-The Upshot Of TO-
days meeting q the Cabinet Is virtually q
move N the direction q concession % dis
affected Liberals. several Of the Ministers
urged that clause "a Of the home-rule
bill be eliminated. After j long dis
question il was decided 10 leave
i.Is matter IN GladstOne's hands
% deal with Us be might think
d.. His mind was apparently quickly made
W. for early In the evening the Govern
nent hips were instructed 20 summon
The rank and file n the Liberal party - q
general meeting on Thursday. when the
b0me-Iuie bill v IN be announced, IN order
% preserve The Government from defeat
on the second reading. Mr.. Morley was
alone In continuing % oppose the eilslOn Of
clause "a from the hOme-rule bill
The Harrington section maintain their
cnmitv 70 the bin, aud will not attend the
Liberal conference. The Ministers are
confident that, with the accession Of thIrfy-
FIVE Radical dissidents aud "dOubduls,
they viii have 3 majority Of forty. The
bill viii be droi ped sitter the second read
ng.
II i probable that Parliament viii be
dissolved in the aurumn. u the Gladstone
Government be- returned the winter session
viii be devoted exclusiv ely 70 The discussion
u the bOme-rule bill.
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One q the mott popular wsjs y usins
the large buttons h 20 act fbcu os fbre0ge
Of reyers or panel that extends He9 ~
waist dowa the skirt. The eject H. beefer
u the outline II slightly diagonal. Thy
may be set st intervals Of four or six isehcs
apart u the wearef has unlimited poekcfs
money and her taste runs that vsy. tsn 20
some Of the finer oses eosi several co9srs
each the expense Of = costume Is mstcrisIsy
increased.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
NV yonk srorx uaaxgY.


NKv YORK. May 25.-Norfhwest Was to
Day the strongest stock on the list. oslns
10 buying by Chicago party and 70 the
proximity OF the pext dividend. which tue
yice. president says viii be sper rent -
Pau barely held its own, because az heavy
sales for London account. Most OF the seis
Ing generally 10 being done for London ae-
count. The market opened weak and gen
orally y 20 below yesterdays final prices
while Union Pacific was down =, and beta.
ware and Hudson 4. There were further
slight declines IN the early dealings, bat
quickly recovered, and under the lesdefship
OF Northwest advanced fractional amounts
during the first bo1r. This Wa foliowed ~
q dUil and steady MARKET rDtfi arer2 y. N.
There wa then another upward movement
ACCOMPLISHED by considerable activity.
which eliminated shortly before o clock
The market then quoted down, and prices
yielded slowly and Z naliy closed heavy close
10 the opening prices. The net result OF the
Gays operation Is generally an sdvance OF
snail ifsciions sales 2l5, coo shares.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-26
firm afionS.

WAFTINGTOK. Msy 25.-Tbe senate. -
executive session. has confirmed the follow
ing nominations: United states COnsuls-
y Villain Jewett. % Massachusetts, at >iyas
Charles II. Well. Of Maryland, At Mana
gus: Francis n. Wigfsll. n. D.. at Leeds.
Collectors Of Customs )bn r. Mcdonnell.
DlsiIiei Of 81. Marks. Fls.: John J. Nc
Guife Pensacola. Fla; william a. Ma
honey. FernaDdins. Pa. Posimasiers-J.
J. Hopkins. Glen Allen. Va; J. T. Robert
son. CulpepeT. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-26
RICHMOND TOBACCO nAgkrT.

MAY Is 1883.
Trading IN common upland bright nllerS
has Teen more sctive the past few days. re-
sulting u several ssles Of round lots a. 461e.
Besides this there hRs been more activity IN
old grades. and several lots Of wrappers
have changed hands also. The general
market appesrs quiet, bat there Il d more
bOpeful feeling Ia the outlook than for some
time past. Some few Old an ppers were sold
az lOHc., which, though Isolated. show
more life fl the market. Is less money
would have bought them awhile back
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-26

BY Angio-Am erican cable the Dispa tch. .
LONDON. May 2j.-SOIne members Of the
InniskiliiDg Fusiecrs stationed n Alder
shot attended Z Conservative meeting TO
day. 81 " hich some Of the orator. -aNagely
denounced home-ruie and described tue
IIi.h people % being unfit FOR seIi-goyern-
ment Tie fusileer. became enraged The
speakers and attacked them and their sup
porters The police were called In 70 pro
tect the speaker, and fight ensued be-
tween them and the Irish soldiers. The
comrades Of the fUsileers went to their as-
slstance. and tie police were badly whipped
and driven away. They secured reinforce
ments. however. and returning sup
pressed the riotng and arrested i've sol
dirr-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-26
Indicted Boek Makers
~ teIegraph % the Dlspatch

FREEBOin. \. j.. May 2a.-lbe 0fleers
Of TIE Monmouth Park Ascension have
EMPLOYED counsel 10 defend tfiy-Odd book
makers. indicted by the grand july ~
Monmouth county lat fall. II Is claimed
thgt fbs change made n the state iaws N
1882, by cutting out the words "AD per-
s0ns 10 bef or wager on hOrse-racing."
changed the law 10 thst bo0k-m4ksrs can
not be punished. The matter VIII e0nle
up OF Friday, when William Towel ana
" iliiam McLaHe will be tried
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-26
American Church Congress.
by u egrapb TO the Dispatch.

ID V1sTHFN 70 V16 LhI7sIVll'l
CEvELAND. o.. MAY - The American
Congress Of Cburctes convened ~ Music
Hall this afternoon. The general manage
ment q the Congress Z, in The bands 81
council Of twenty -hye. IN which the
various CHURCHES q America are IN
officially represented by c.ergymeu or
laymen, or both The Council has no
Intention Of establishing . society or or
ganizing plan Of union. Or putting forth
creed. Governor Foraker. 81 Ohio.
opened the Congress by an address. and
va, followed by Rev. Or. Henry ". Ladd.
OF Cleveiar 2. who welcomed those 10 at
Tendance
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-26
0bsequies Of Mrx. PeDdieten.
RAY t...eurr "a, "a In. f,ssrntch \

NV Y0Ek, May 25.--simple Protestant
Episcopal services were read to-day ai Zion
church over the remains Of Mrs. Alice
fendlcton, who was killed on Tbursdas
sast while riding Ia Central Park. 1ne
services were conducted by Rev. Or. lli'
faIy, assisted BY Rev. Dr. William a
Leonard, Of Washington. The iurediaie
fsnsls OF the decreased assembled a. the
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wsshssxten Notes.
my islsgrspb 10 the Dikpsich. ]

wAssnNsToK. MAJ 2s.-Tbe couferrces
UPON The pos office appropriation blu met
this noraing and were unable % agree
upon any % the points If issue II VIA,
tbereforts decided &c report the disagree
meat.
IL Il said thai The senxie Committee 90
foramsrcf IN Ne preliminary stuay Of tse
river and kzri.er bii find Hfflf In fbe
faessEEe - n came from The House 10 sRli
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-26
Home-Rpie Meeting In Chicago

CHICAGO, Ill, May 25.--The meeting To-
night Of The friend. Of bOme-rule in Ireland
was one OF the largest representative
gatherings ever held IL this city. Fuiiy
10000 persons compressed themselves into
Battery ArmOry, On The lake front. while
greai crowds remained Outside ENABLE 20
gain admittance.
Alter having been escorted 70 the plat
form and introduced Governor Oglesb!
spoke briefly.
Aiexandu sullivan and 4 number Of
others followed in short speeches, and q
telegram Of appreciation was sent 70 Glad
stone. Resolutions Of sympathy. &c., were
adQryfed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-26
Tornado IN Prussia.

by Angio-American cable 20 the Dispatch.
BEEIIS, Nay ga tornado visited Wet
zier, Prussia, to-day, and destroyed the
railway station, unrOOfed q large number
Of houses md fsct0ries, overturned scores
Of ehimneys. and lifted barges out OF the
river Lain and carried them in SOME iD-
stances a considerable distance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-26
An Oif Fire tn Erie.
l.Iy telegraph 10 the Disrntcn. /

EaE, Pa, May s5.--sbortly after mid
night lsst night fire broke cut m the Star
Oh Company's works M tRis city. aud Tor
9 time n looked as though the entire works
would be destroyed. Fortunately the wind
was n niasorzbie direction, aad oaly enc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-26

PORT OF RICHMOND. MAJ IS. lsss.
AKKIyrD.
sies msr Ariel. Dsyo Norfolk. Un;tsd
states mail. msrchsbdiss and psssenssra,
L. Is. TstUm. agent.
schooner Cora Eta, Faies. KenneDec Ice,
Richmond loe Company.
Schooner william A. NORTH. Taylor.
Orient. l.. l., gusnO. >. u. Crvnshas, secre-
tsry.
SAILED.
Sea ship Ola Dominion, Smith, New
York. merchandise and Passengers. q. W.
Alien a 90, sgerts.
steamer Ashland. Tunnill. Phiisseip In,
merchandise sad passengers, J. ". AeCar.
sehoo1er X. n. Mitchell. Mitchell. Peters
burg To load lUiBbsr for BALI morp.
PORT OF NEwPORf's NEWS. MAY 95rH.
Iby teiezraph.l
AkKTxED.
Schooner Samuel \. Thorp. Pearce. New
York.
SAILED.
steamer Thornhin (iiritishl wstherell.
Pfogres~o.
Siearnshfp Cuyapdotte Kelly. New Yo-k.
fehOouer Governor J. y. smith. Nickef-
sou. Portsmouth. y. n.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-26

lby Telegraph 10 the Dispaten.l
Brooklyn: Brooklyns, ? /; Pittsburghs, g.
Raitimort Baltimore, /; LOuisvilles, G.
staten Island: Metropolitan, s; 81.
Louis, C.
Phhpoiptia Athletes, IS; Cincinns-
tie, 10.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-26
Forrest Fires m WISCONSIN.

10y NltkfhpN % tIAO -11'f'1'
MILWAUKEE,. May 25.-fOresi fires are
raging Al several points on tbe hne % toe
Milwaukee, Lake Shore and Western iAi'-
say. The villaee OF Coleman was partially
destro- %. and westsoro' bad D2rrow e.
cape. Unless rains come great loss via
result.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-26
RICHMOND STOCK IscHa~GE.

INEhDHI1 llHI 90 ISocs
SALEs-FIEsT BOARD. q 600 Western
North Caroiins 6sst p5i[: 1000 Kica mood
and Danviile debeotures 81 io2S.
SECOND BoAKD.-s7 500 Richmond city
6s at lZs: 1000 Petersburg Cas- d " 81
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-26

WASHINGTON. May 2t-l 4. N.-FOr
rg.niQ, slightly lcQy1Her, tGr Iesgti!6r,
i.ortheriy lrings, Jec0miJg rar.atls.
j0g North carolina. south CqrDLB1,
GeO-Uq. FlDridQ. and Alabama, SitghNV
trQrUte,, TAR tscQther. U1r.atietrNdg.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-26

building was consumed. Tbs csstss W
the explosion VI the nirjf- wnshuses
hsnd.lzmp. The works are owned ~ ne
standard on Company and thc los ~!
foot Up $4,000; fully Insured Jbr eeses
q the Gre department and two kosrsta
were frigbtfuIjy burned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-26
CRAM AND COTTON INCHANGE.
RICHMOND, May Is, Isso.
OYFFRreG,e

WHEAT-8 csc busheM
CoEN.-2 OGO bushels.
OATS 800 bushels.
RYE.-ZZ bushels.
IEA-.-IOQ bushels.
sALEs REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT Mixed. 2 600 bushels on pr vste
terms; 7Ss bushels 81 81 - s3c ked g.
bushels good Lougberry 81 p5C. 80 bushels
good short terry ~ 56c.
CoRN.-Whlte, 80 bushels very good vi
GINA 81 4bc.
KlE.-21 bushels very good Al CSC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-26

COTTON REPORT

We quote: Fine t2.75sSs; supernns
st.75 patent family. country s. xssss.Ts.
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INV YORK COTTON FUrUKns

LOCIsvILLE, May 25.--Grsin firm az
unchanged. Provisions unchanged
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EOgFOLK PEANUT MAkEET.
fR.r..rtas O., sos piEIatch-l

NORFOLK. May z5.-Tbe market con
tiuues very quiet. sales Of 600 bags 70
ported al s4e. Prime +ssAe.; nancy. Sc {;
common iss9Sc. nsctory nsno' PICKED
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- son. Bookseller and 5tstloBen. offer
st pulIlls herr pricss-B be Dictionary (Dr.
BchAf'J 81: Bibie Concordance (Df. 0Qngl,
50: EX,Osl tiOus (Dr. Cox. tx.23. Hours
with tie BiDie (Dr. GeikeL Sl.sC per
volume: SsturEl Law DIR. Drum montl,
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-26

Jheye ,'Gs Eqhtf0H ~ hqi in Richmond
about 4. " yesterday. t0llored by cooler
UeQt.er. CLEARING NJ night.
Ilrr.rl IL TLn-l..nrnatar F..tereInL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-26

NEw YORK. May zj.-CottoD-N et recs pis
20 bsies gnDe, Z 6sObslek. Futures closed
cul but steady sales 81 100 bales May
ts.l4aSs.16; june 81. lsssg 10 gEly, sS.2ia
1913; August. 81. s5atS.Ss September
s2.l7set.le: October o. .0Sass.0s NOyeEn-
Der. e.. december. O. .ozasa O8 JANUARY
Ss.cssss.0S; February, Ss.IsAsS.lS: March
A. ZezgS -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-26
NIM MER BO AID.

- MINER BOARD.-Pleasant SUM-
- MIR BOARD can be obtained In .
private family 10 Lexington, Va Being 10
the very hear ~ the uOunt&ins. affords
delightful and healthy climate. beautiful
scenery, eriyes sc. House large snd airy,
aud situated on the spacious campus of
Washington and Lee University. With tae
shade and walks. tiOOd table, with plenty
Of zee MIR. DC. Terms very ressonaDie.
Tor further Information address
MIA. ID. A. ANDERSDN.
ny 8.SUd N4Ws u XingtOn, Va.
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DERSONs can OBTAIN SUMNER

BOARD by applying - Dr. JOHN %.
COOKE. P.De-Nlew pDsi-ofuee, Fauquier
county Va. Residence large and airy, on
Rsppah6Buock rveT. Good boating and
fthiLg. No malaria. ny Him
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CALL's VIRGINIA REPORTS-

CALLS VIRGINIA REPORTS
~ VOLUME ". v. VI
are oUf Of Eriut and not - De bought nov az
any price. We pFOposs ~ rspubiish . su1Sn
Quantity - the throe yOiUnes aud deliver
them 10 = q BSCkIbkh- for SIS a. soOr rs
We get q suficlont nun Der ~ DafQss. Tie
prlcs viii Ds sic 70 uOb Subscribers. Essriy
OEders solicited.
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my l6-dAW
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QUOTATIONS.
Coon NTDDLIsG.-p%
IDLfNG.--f 1-1sc.
SrBfCT Low MIDDLIrG. IS 10 sc.
Low kIDDLIEG.--s s-l6c.
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4 FINE MEXICAN P0NYr>
y for sale. Well broken and gen fH
tie. solc for 10 fault. Appy "
my zs-St kYLAND LEE.
LINE HORSES FOR sALE.-p>
i A carload Of FINE DKIyINO-fh
and pkAIGHT- HOksES inst from tue
West can be seen ~ NY farm, twO and
bali miles from TIE city. on the Brook road-
CsE b. bOuEDt u four n4OLtss time.
10y Ie-eOdst 7. L. EMMETT.
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FINANCIAL

INVESTMENT SECURITIES
Il ron NALk ~
JOHN l. WILLIAMS
BANKER AND Booker.
No. Iol4 MAIN srkEEI EIcHKOsD. VA.
RICHMOND CITY Q PEECEST. BO<lS.
RICHMOND CITY PIX CkA1. BONDS.
ATLANTA AND CHAkLOriE RAILWAY
GUARANTEED a.
ATLANTA AND CHARLOTTE GUAkAS.
TIED STOCK,
RICHMOND AND pANvIi.LE GOLD So,
VIRGINIA FiEE AND kAklSE IN5u-
hANCE STOCK,
NORTH CAROLINA RAILROAD STOCK,
NATfO<AL BANk on NIk6lNIA STOCK.
sECU KiTIEs of every description Doaxns
aud sold on com ~ sslon.
Information chseriuly furnished
nh zS-2f
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CANDIDATES TOR OFFICE.
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VIRGINIA REPORTS IN PRESS.
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ilGhed y a sufficient mum Der Of subscribers
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TIE pTloe Will be- strictly ~ those who
subscribe fOf TIE three Volumes So as 70
uUu Subscribers. orders so cited.
WEST. JOHNSTON q Co,
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pTMPLES Black beads, Skin Biern ishes.
and Baby HumOrs Use CuTIcCRA SOAP
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DERSONs DESIRING BOARD FOR
Il TIE SUMMIT MONTHS nsn Apply "a
MRS. y VI. PAGE. CobDam. Chesapeake
and Ohio railway. AlDe mare county, Va
Location hehlthy-ai the foot Of South wsst
mountains FINE water. RoOmy house.
surrounded by large shady yard and lawn.
Daily mail and telegraph Office ~ station.
my I2-H4w
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CINCINNATI

CI1CrFEATJ, May Z5.-FlDur unchanged.
wheat easy; No. red. s0Rslc. Corn
easier; No. mixed. SG,c. O@ts heavy
No. z mixed. &c. FORK cUl - 81 so. Lard
easy 81 S5.72.. Buik -neets strong shOul-
dem So snOrf rbs. $40 bacon ~
changed. HhisEsy quiet al clio. sugar
and hogs Erm and UNCHANGED.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-03-27
An Every Day Occurrence.


Springheld'N sun was slowly setting on the
hills far away.
Filling all the land with beauty at the close
of one busy day.
And the last rays kissed the forehead ol Il
man in ragged clothes.
With step slow and wrakrnrd wrinklet
brow and ford nose.
Sadly >trolIed he down ON Main street.
gazing to the left and right
Struggling /" keep back the mrww: d" |
must have a suit tonight"
Sad his mind and pale his features. and
cold his wandering eye,
As into store he wandered 10 see what i've
dollars would buy.
And although he gave each merchant on
the street thorough look.
Nau.ht he found Ia suit his fancy. uaught
t" suit his p"cketb"nk.
Still he entered every doorway. striving
hard t" find the right.
As he spoke in a husky whisper, " must
have suit tonight.
Onward still. until he passed right in frm
Ot J. VI. kuOtr'> store.
secs the styles in the windows, enters
through the open door.
And IN less than ilftttn seconds he i fitted
in suit.
just the price to meet his packet. latest
styles, and wool 10 boot.
Wrap her M, and here's your nancy,
cries he radiant with delight.
II. VI. knnte fakes the cake Tor bargains.
| have a suit tonight"