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/. Il. SALE.
APoTHECARY. sooI yENABLE STREET.
pTgTTV GTrARANTEED

fNhllN TT AhANl EhN
1000 pounds IMPORTED CASTLE SOAP St
lJc.:
go plnts GENUINE IMPORTED BAY RUAs'
5)c.:
i,c. viii buy DR.. DAvIDs or DIR. BULLS
COUGH SYRUP;
lJc. will buy CARRIERS, DAyIDA or BRAN
DRETH PILLS;
Bc. will bay PRAYsRR's NERVE AND BONE
LINIMENT:
i5c. will buy JUMPER TAR for colds;
sc. will bay wYErHs BEEF VINE AND
iron;
75c. will buy PIERcEs MEDICAL DIscoyE-
&c. will euy AYLRs or HOODS sARsAPA.
RlLLA;
&c. will buy SIMMONS LIVER REGULA-
TOR;
75c. will buy scorer OATS ESSENCE;
;i.25 will buy SWIFT's sPgCIBTC, large;
6Oc. will buy soZODONf, tho bestdendfrcS;
sc. will buy MEADE&BAKER CARBoLlC
MOUTu-WAsH;
81 will buy WARMERS SAFE KIDNEY
CUhE;
$40 will my FELLOWS SYRUP HYPoPnos-
PnTEs;
lcc. viii buy ALLCocNs POROUS PLAs-
TER;
Csc. win buy pounds BEsr MIXED BIRD
SIZED;
&c. will buy LAZELLS. VIOLET or LAvEN-
DIR WATERS, worth tl-tne beat per-
fumes sold:
Soc will buy GENUINE KLOSTERFRAU CO.
LOGNE tNCN'Sl.
200 pounds PURE INSECT POWDER 81 Sc.
500 pounds GUN CAMPHOR a. 85c.;
IS. will buy PlCOTs VIRGINIA WORN
KILLER (one Of best worm medicines
sold;
tOc. will buy FLORIDA WATER Murray &
Lanman):
75c VIII buy PAINE'S CELERY COMPOUND.
pgs-Th,Su6Tu
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ALEXANDRIA.
Two weddinEs-PoIiticsI Notes.-The
Frost.

Especial telegram 20 the Dispa,chl
ALEXANDRA. Va. April ga very nicc and
pretty wedding occurred on north Fairfax street
last night 10 tho presence Of a large and happy
cOncourse n relatives and friends and specially
invited guests The contracting parties were
Mr. W. y. Davis. Of Washington, and Miss Mag
gie T.. daughter OF Daniel w. Whnne, ESQ,
editor Of the If-m. Rev. Mr. Noarse. Of the
First Presbyterian church, performed the core
mony aud reception followed. The bride was
tho recipient OF numerous handsome presents
They will reside here.
1hs DolRn-k udd was smother pretty home
wedding to-nieht Mas Cora. daughter OF the
late Charles Rudd. was married 10 Mr. Lyons H.
DoiRn, ticket agent Of the Fredericksburg rail-
road.
Tho county Republicans have endorsed Ma
hone, those Of LOGdOnn Wise. and ours have
"spliL"
Tho farmers hero to-day complained Of last
nights cold. Much. perhaps serious. damage
was done 70 fruli-trees and truck In upper FAIR
fax and tRuluier Oy tic frost Ice formed ono
.half an inch thick.
Chesapeake Pfcshytery IL holding session at
FsrmN~ll.
Nj. Harrison Jacobs ia extremely IN.
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GRATEFUL-CoMORFTING.
EPPS'S COCOA.
BREAKFAST.

"Bya thorough knowledge OF tho natural laws
which govern the operations Of digestion and au-
triton. and by a careful application OF the nne
properties OF vsll-solected Cocoa, Mr.. Epps has
provided our oreskfGsi-tables with dslicately
Favored beverage which may save us many
heavy doctors bills. IL Is by tho tudlcious use
OF such articles OF diet that a constitution May
be gradually built up until strong enough to re-
sist every tendency 10 disease. Hundreds OF
subtle maadas are floating around US ready 20
stack wherever there ID weak point We may
escape many q fatal shaft by Keeping ourselves
we'll fortified sith pure blood and n properly
nourished frame. ~ Civii- Service Gdyette
Made simply with boiling water o. milk. Sold
only IN haii-pound ties by groeers. labelled
thus; JAMES kPPS q CO.,
homeopathic Chemists, London, England
te 10 Tn, sAArufy
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stnrher nnd Anlciae.


ROCHESTER. y. Y. April .j.-W illiam NJ. Bull
lock. an employee Of lie West Shore road, at
Newark, in thi5 stats, shO: his wife four times
this morning with a revolver. killing her Instant
ly. lie then placed the weapon 20 his own head
and fired, inf.ctiuE fatal wound. Jealou6y
wa, Inc cause. Three children, aged nine TO
eighteen years. survive.
CICtSSAII. April At NelsOnvillc, Ohio.
Samuel Dew, without prOvOcatiOn or warning,
shot twics a. and killed Assistant-City Marshal
Edward Davis. Dew then walked OF ana blew
out his own brains. No reason can he imagined
except that Davis recently arrested Dew for fast
driving within the city limits
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cOMNIssrOSEs's oygIes,,
>o~o.>~~~-><s,l--. ,l---'-'l -'l-'~No--~>'->>0-e~
PROPOSALS FOB IoBAcco.-

PROPOSALS FOR TOBACCO
4 MlEcH e. lss.-SSAI 60 PROPOSALS, en-
dorsod " Proposals Cor Tobacco win De TO
ceiyed, from manufacturers o. regular dealefs
Navy Department Washington, d. C., until IL
ecleck A. n. April 81, isS, and opened mnie-
diately thereafter n tao peeseaco 81 biddsrs tor
tbs supply. en- o. before November !, lsss, ~ tbs
naxy~yerd. NsN foes, u enc habdred aud dity
Thousand lse,essD pouads OF NAVY TOBACCO.
Tie bids decided ~ isI Bidders are referred -
the bureau ct Provisions saa cpsAiDE, Navy De-
rartmcnt, Washington, D. G., for seesincscea&
the srsiels required. The proposals mam t.
mails r. dupi.cste On NE proper blank foruas
cad Allied esk 40 ta<teGtsa ~ fAs tiasAk The De-
rarilaent reserves the fisai % reiect any propo-
sal not eon-liered Advantageous % tAs 4eyse&
meuI JANIS FULTON
naa slsos iasmsslss 0sasssl. U. 4 MsR
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VOL RcceiXed.
(By telegraph 70 the DisDaich.l

NASHVILLE, April 25.-Commander-in-
Chief Rea, of the Grand Army Of the
Republic, reached Nashville last night
en route 10 Athens, Tenn, to attend the
encampment Of the Department of Ten
nessee. Alabama, and Georgia. On his
arrival the Washington Light Artillery.
which is not connected with the Grand
Army. fired a salute of thirteen guns.
lie delivered speech at the Maxwell
House last night before large assembly
OF citizens, and was afterwards ban
quoted, both Federal and Confederate
veterans being around the festal board
and speaking.
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Two Men Buried Under a Falling
Bauk and Ltfiied-AuOtEer
fufureQ

RstsOEE, "a, April GA distressing accident
e,.~lrrod yesterday afternoon At O'Clock a. Inc
R0fer iroa-mi1es. about tnrse miles southwest
Of Ibis city, ~ Which two white men lost their
lives and one c0.sred maa Was BADLY injured.
inc sccldsut was caused Dy inc sudden caYng-
In d bank which haI Dorn weakened Ply
6itch a. Ne base. " a.. Lynch aud Dudley
grown. two white men Of Franklin county re-
Gently eApioysd there were working 10 tho
ditch when me ~ ~ of earth aud iron ore above
,h~fo saye way and feu upon ucm, completely
covering ~ Que aud partially covering the
other sud completely crushing me ne Oat oi
DO b. $500,
A coiored man neer by WIS also Injured by tho
falling earth but Dot danger0usr. Me1lcal
Gssi-fancs was sumrOnod from ms CITY, our
lynch aDd Brown were pa'i al human az.
Lynch wes he only ouPp0rto OF widowed mother
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WEST VIRGINIA.
Semi-CentenniaI- POIiticaI-P Par
a0Red.

Especial telegram TO the Dspatch.l
CHARLESTON, W. VA. April 25.-Chsrleston
viii celebrate her centennial on May -, The
chief feature Of the affair being a grand parade
Of military organizations, secret orders etc.
The Democratic County Committee to-day de-
cided % call district conventions on May jth TO
select delegates TO the Congressional District
Convention in this city TO send delegates TO 81
Louis ard 70 represent the county In the cOnyen-
ton 70 nominate . congressman from the Third
district, which convention has not yet been
called.
Governor Wilson to-day pRrdoned John Head
lugton and William Browne, Of Brooke county.
who were serving sentence Of four years for
malicious cutting, and step Otey, who was SEN
fenced 70 ono year In the Fsyette county jail for
assault In all the cases tne prosecuting aitOr-
nies. Judges, and luries 10y whom the cases were
tried, together with many other citizens, signed
he ualln0n.
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Tho German Ernnaror.

nglo-Americss cable 70 the Dispatchl
BERLIN, April 25.-This mornings
bulletin says "The Emperor passed
good night. His fever is lower and his
condition satisfactory" As the condi-
ton OF the Emperor changes little du-
ring the day only one bulletin will be is
sued daily until further notice.
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BURTON.-Died. "Wednesday morning, April
25. ls-S, al II O'Clock, no his fathers residence,
l3I west cary street, W. O. BURTON. Jr.. infant
son OF ". %. and DOvie Hancock Burton.
funeral services 90 Hollywood 10 p " To-
DAY. Friends " tho family arc invited to TT
tend.
CURTIS.-Diei. Tuesday morning. April %.
1855, at 1920 o'clock, 90 the residence OF his
grandfather. john &. Curtis, ALECk, only son
Of Robert h. and Hattie Camp Curtis: aged three
years four moarhs and ten days.
Tho funeral Will take place from 81. Johns
Protestant Episcopal church TIL kNDA1 MORN
INGat II o'clock. Friends Of the family are in
yited 10 attend. q
JONES.-Died. az the residence Of John T..
Iip-cDmb, No. 5O5 west Clay street, Wednesday
afternoon, April 9th. dr,. MARGARET JONES,
in the niueteth year oi her age.
Her funeral will take pince from Clay-Street
Methodist church FRIDAY MORNING az TO
O'cl1ck Friends invited 10 attend.
TUCKER-Died. AZ Blackstone. Va. Wednss-
dav, April -, 1855. a. . 4. ~. IDA Y. BRADLEY,
vito o. Il. W. Tucker, in the twenty-seyen,h year
OF her age.
The romans will arrive at her former resi-
deuce, in Manchestef, Va, to-day thursday,
.G'h instant. 40 - O'Clock VI.
The funeral will take place from Meade-M6-
mortal church FRIDAY. 1lth instant, AZ T.. ~.
Friends Of the family are cordially invited 70 at
tend.
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The following numbers drew prizes at
the Howitzers Festival: A., col, 646,
Is, 452, 146, $50. GAO, 5lS, II, $50,
752, 2el, 767, SIG, 33S, 797, So, aga,
143, IA, 81, 459, 779, All, 81, >, A.,
SO7, 800, 1926, 126, 307. los, j8l.
Parties holding these tickets will
please present them to Mir. George Place
at the Begimental Armory during to-
day.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

APRIL %, lass
The tone Of our market il regarded drmsr.
There Is more Offering az auction with less taken
IN than week back. offerings today we're
@eveuty-three packages with twenty-iour taken
in snd 264c. the highest for bris1ts. Nearly
half .nered was sun-cured. selling at 2to Sac.
without anything fine or attractive. Breaks are
common and prices ratasrsu sitter. Dark planters
and shipping sold fairly well Tor good grades,
but not all offered was disposed Of to-day.
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eRaIR AID COTTON EXCHANGE.

SALES REPORTED TO sErsgrAsy
WHEAT.-Longb 500 bushels prime at 92c
30 bushels very good az 9jc. Stortberry. 30
bushelsvery good AZ Gle: - bushels fair az Sc.
Total sales Of wheat 6S2 bushels.
CORS-Whhe, SO bushels very good a. 63c.
2M bushels very good at b@tc. Total sales OF
corn, Oh bushels.
OArs.-Mlxei, - bushels very good on private
terms.
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DENTIsrs.

DORSET'S DENTAL PAR 6yxM
~ LoRs, No. 100 NORTH SEVENTH ~oYfS
STREET Insert sets OF teetn Ter IS, 81, and $40
per set. Filings from 81 up. Teeth extracted
for Soc. Gold work a specially. All work guar
anteed 10 give entire satisfaction.
NH s0-sm ". x. DORSET. D. ID. s
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YoSEERs. y. Y, April IA number OF men
wore working this afternoon in 3 sewer trench
sixteen feet deep, when a yaterpipe burst,
causing tho side Of the trench % cave In. bury
ilg Tree men. -Four bodies have been taken out
OF the trench, and others are supposed 10 be
affU
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Cold weather and frost.

IHy IaIoRTall % INC DI5paIch.I
LYNCHBUEG Va. April 2j.-Iho weather Is
very cold for the season. and thore has been
heavy frost for no past Two nights. Great
anxiety is felt Tor the fruit II Is thought 10 DO
ruIned. Ice hos foImod In exposed places.
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NEW LAW BOOK SOON TO BE
~ PUBLISHED.

SMITHS "A. Meade. Of sorfclk Bar c0MMIs-
sIcNkhs IN CbANoBRY IN VIRGINIA.
Price win BE- anont g. Orders solicited. cata-
logue OF 1900 LAW BOOKS lnew and sscond-
hand) matted on application.
AANp0LPH & ENGLISH.
pss.dSw lSQs aud lsOl Aaia s.geet
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ERfoI Hotel FIRE.


BY Telegraph 70 the DEpatch.l
MISNEAPOIIs. MINI, April 25.-The Centennial
II tel. az Butte, Montana. was burned YESTERDAY
JENNIE N. Ielden was burned 10 death. and
FRANK Lincoln, assistant postmaster at Butte,
died from injuries received at the Ore.
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onnosItian to Malone.

iby telegraph - tho Dispaich.l
HARRISONBURG, Va. April 2j.--Stewart +.
Lindsay. membor Of tho Republican District
Committee. issucd call to-day for ne district
delegates % meat in convention AZ Charottes-
Vile May iStl % select delegates TO the Chicago
Convention. his Is in opposition 10 Chain
Mabonc'@ cull, but Ia in pursuance the National
Com nittoss Instructions.
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DETROIT. April 2J--Netcalt Brothers & Co., re-
tail dry goods, have assigned % Henry T. Thur
ler. NO statement has yet been iled. 1hurber
p.accs the liabilities at k}O0UJJ and the assets az
the same.
,I.L0UI5, April 25-Tho Smith, Bagg & Rankin
Machine Company assigned today Liabilities
csumatel. $50 nlO. aesels. iGl.O0.
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r,c->ic oroun.,s at providence Forge.

The most beautiful grounds for pick
nickers or excursion parties are at Pro-
violence Forge, located on the Chesa-
peake and Ohio road twcnty-four miles
east of Richmond. In addition to their
eligibility they have been greatly I'M
proved this spring by the erection Of
new buildings clearing and grading Of
the grounds, dc. A pavilion costing
Il, POO has been built On the edge Of the
beautiful lake. The grounds are care
fully laid OF with beautiful shsde-trees
and pleasant promenadcs, all Of which
combine to make Providence Forge one
OF the most desirable points for Sunday
school plc-nics. excursion parties, &c.,
that could anywhere be found.
The Chesapeake and Ohio railway have
arranged Their rates Tor chartered trains
and other special parties to come within
the reach Of all desiring to spend a day
of recreation.
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COTTON REPORT.

COTTON REPOAC.
Barke. steady.
QUOTATIONS.
HiDDLiNG. O..
Low MIDDLSg. sc.
GOOD ORUiNAkY. sc.
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EXCURSION M.

TXCURSION TO WASHINGTON
II by Richmond. fredericksburg and Potomac
railroad SATURDAY NIGHT, May 5. 1883.
Train leaves Elba station at 1880 O'Clock !;
returning, leaves Washington Monday The 1th
az G.}O z. 81. Fare for round trip, 3; 70 freds-
ricssburE. 81. Tickets for sale by j. NJ. 1homp-
SON corner second and Broad streets; Stsrke
* son, by east Main street. aud 81 the train by
J. ". THOMPSON & BRO TIER.
ap s2,2L26. 29&Myi2.3,AE5
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BsB't go Crazy.

"nsns sAna IA oorpore sano." is an old saying,
ana means "a sound mind ia sound body"
Suca can only be obtained by using Or. Buck.
lands Scotch Oats Essence. tho great Brain and
Nove Food, Healer and Natures natural Nerve
Tonic
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ENCOURAGEMENT plant Burned,

FALL RlygE, MASS, April 23-The electric
light plant, which supplied tho entire city with
litht. was burned tonight Loss probably $50
O.0:iusured.
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rARKETs BY TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK.

NEW AOAh.
NPw YoHE. April 2j.-Cotton firm: sales, e2s
bales; upiands. 9lc.; Orleans. 97,c; net re-
csipts. 4.073 bales; exports--to Great Britain,
n. fO3 bales; stock, 53i.G,4 bales. Wheat-Cssh
grades stronger: options ruied steady AZ no
opening, afterwards declined iiatc.. rallied
s.alHc, closing heavy and Aahc. under top I:
No. ? red. April, q4tesl'tc.: May. 93l. AL &C.
CONCEPTIONS unsettled: cash opened weak,
closed erm: No. ., May. 63a637sc.; June, 021
Gg5.c. Oats Lal<c higher; No. ?. April q s3,c.
juno, - as l-i6c.: 20. =. spot. 81 asc. Hops
steady. C0ree-Fair Rioquiet ~ Slf.i5; options
closed steady: No. Rio. April. tli.s5afii95;
NAV. Sl1.55aSll.sO June, fii.l0atll.oh Sugar
dIll ana nominal; refined quiet hoasses dull.
Rice steady Petroleum steady; refined re. %
all ports. COttOn-seed oil quiet TallOw firm.
bosin quiet OF slgOaiL2}E. Turpcntine nomi-
nal al asc Hides steady. Wool weak. Pork
arm. Beef quiet Middles nominal. Lard
Western steam, SPOT, l63jaSSl0; Mag, SS.l3a
- u Freights duh
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pennsylvania Republicans.


HRRIsBURG, Pa, April 2j.-The Re
publican State Convention to nominate
four delegates at large to the National
Convention, q candidate for Supreme
Judge, and two electors at large met in
the Opera-House at II o'clock this morn
ing The convention is the largest held
here for many years and the Opera
House is oyercrow1ed. The convention
was called to order 10y Chairman Cooper,
Of the State Committee. Samuel j.
Miller. Of Mercer county, was elected
temporary chairman.
-. st. Campbell. OF Cambria county, was made
permanent chairman. Judge j. /. Mitchell, OF
PhilaIelphia, wa nominated for Judge Of the
supreme court. Thomas pSlan. OF Phllatel-
phla, and Lewis PuEh, OF La-kaTanna county,
vsro chosen electors al large. senator ~. :.
QUAY. General DSniel II. Hastings. William X.
Leeds, aui Henry ". Oliver wore chosen dele
gates a. large TO the Chicago Convention.
Tie platform in brief j. protection. repeal Of
internal taxes IL II Us necessary % reduce No
revenues, aud 6enuuclsti0n q Inc Nils tarih bill,
more especially aud emplaliCaily Tor it's wool
provisions. 70 promises 10 submit the question
OF prohibition % a vote OF The people.
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YEsrEROAY's MARRIAGES.
Four Couples Happily Joined I'm
WedIock.

Union-Station Methodist church was
well filed yesterday afternoon at 8
o'clock when Mr. ". J. Hcckler led to
the altar Miss Jennie Bailey. As the
bridal party entered the church Mrs.
Kate Hare played a pretty wedding
march. The ceremony was performed
by the pastor, Rev. Mr.. Martin.
The ushors were Messrs. Arthur Fer
guson. u. O. Sullivan. Walter OiphiD,
Valentine Heckler. and Archer Heckler.
Mr.. and Mrs Heckler left on the $40
train for Washington. They will also
visit Baltimore before returning home.
MAY-CLARKE.
Captain r. c. May. of Indisn River,
Fla, and Miss Laura h. Clarke, OF Nlr-
eina. plighted their troth yesterday
afternoon at the Third Presbyterian
church, Rev. Mr.. HoWison officiating.
Dr. j. p. Thornley,, of Charlottesville,
and Miss Margie Parker, OF Richmond.
led the bridal corfcge. and the bride was
given away by her brother-in-law, Mr..
W. =. Parker.
The bride is a popular young lady,
and has the best wishes Of hosts OF
friends. Mr.. and Mrs. May left on the
south-bound train for their home in the
land of sunshine and flowers.
UMLAUF-y1ARs.
Last night at 9 o'clock at the First
English Lutheran church Mr.. John A.
Umlauf and Miss Mary e. Wars, both
of Richmond, were united in the holy
bonds OF matrimony, Rev. 4. j. Bowers
odici8tinc
There were six ushers-Messrs q. B.
Bates, J.. Z. Brown, Walter T. Cartwright,
Charles G. lrommer, and the two best
men, benjamin G.. Wars end Lewis \.
Umhuf. The church was crowded 10
It's utmost capacity, and everything YVES
conducted most pleasantly
HUBAND-BUUCH.
Fulton Baptis. church was crowded to
OVERLOOKING last night on tie occasion Of
the marriage OF Miss Annie l.. Burch 10
James L. Hubani. The wedding party,
consisting OF Messrs. Matthew liahoney,
Gu5 Hancock. =. y. Armstrong, and
Richard Hardesty. entered the church,
followed by the bride and groom. After
the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Hubsnd re-
ceiycd their friends at their residence,
G3J Louisiana street.
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Tus WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY was
Mean Temperature. .....................53 lI
- -. -.
WELLS
INVISIBLE
Velvet
Cream.

A3iaglcCon
plexion Be0uti
hcr for Face,
Neck andArns
Elegant for
dressing an d
whitening the
skin. Unfivai 4
Tor Ihellie,Re-
ceptions. Balls.
parties,d5c. I'm
eqiialled for
delicate trans
aa.ssf.asN .f.a.
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yhe Troubles at Bessemer.

by Telegraph % the Dlspatcb.l
BrRMIEGHAM, ALA, April 25. All quiet
at Bessemer. but there is feyerish appre-
hension that the trouble is not ended.
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LArE wnArsgER meronr.

10y tFI0rrlph . Tue DI3phtch.I
- WASHINGTON. April 2j-l 4. M--FOr
f., Virginia. warmer, fair weather. light
EtkiK 10 fresh sOUthclly winds, increasing in
4 force.
- For North Carolina. warmer weather,
fre-h ~ -oIfheriy winds, preceded by
tasteriy wlld5 iu South Carolina and Georgia.
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A NIMPORTANT NEW LAW-BOOK
"A In press and coon TO b. published by
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W ~ E-IAls hIIIII % -
SALgS-FiRsT BoARp.-l.O1O Richmond city 6's
atll54 1000 DO. at 49,; 1909 do. at lljH iOO
DO. al lljA.
Closing quotations al n, STOCK Bolri:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-26
NOTICE OF MEETING.
1N We, the undersigned. stockbolders OF the
RICHMOND AND WEST POINT
TERMINAL RAILWAY

NJ OllCE OF mEEI1NO.
~ We, the undersigned. stockboIders OF the
RICHMOND AND WEST POINT
TERMINAL RAILWAY
AND
WAREHOUSE COMPANY.
holding together one tssfh and more OF the cepi-
toll stock OF the said company, hereby call gen.
eral meeting Of the stockholders OF said COM
pany, 70 DO held a. Ballard House Hall. In tho
city OF Richmond, on tho 3isT DAY OF MAY, at
O'Clock In the afternoon Of that day.
This call Il made for the purpose OF requiring
the record OF tho proceedings OF the board OF
Directors aud the transfer books and stock
ledger 10 be produced 10 the stockholders az said
msoting: OF examining generally into the affairs
Of the company; Of considering the adVlsability
OF electing new president and q new board OF
directors In place OF the present board. and OF
olecting a new president and 4 new board OF d.
rectors n It shall be determined that IL is 10 the
interest Of the company so 70 DO.
II. b. ROLLINS q CO.,
WILLIAM LIBBY.
P.J. GOODBART 3 CO.,
BLUM q ST. GoAR,
HALLGARTEN g. CO.,
FRED. TAYLOR g. CO.,
Wv. CLARK,
II. I. NICHOLAS,
ISAAC /. RICE,
KOBN, Pepper & CO.,
II. DURAND.
]. l.. CARROLL,
LIB. NEWC0MBE & CO.,
Up. GOLDSCHMIDT & CO.,
DE MELVILLE &CO.,
JAMES NJ. LEOPOLD 8 CO.,
ROLLSTGN a BASS.
&. SCHUMACHER Il co,
RUDOLPH KEPPLER,
CAIN 4 CO.,
an IT'D GEORGE G. WILDE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-26
MARRIAGES.

CAWTHORN-WOODCO Married, at 1890
west Cary street. D. Rev. ". y. >nipman, on the
CAWTHORN and Miss JANE ". WOODCOCK;
Doth u Richmond, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-26
CHICAGO

CHICAGO. April 2j.-Cash quotations wers ::
Flour unchanged and nrm: No. spring whcat.
sOs.asOr.c: 40. >. red. Sc. Corn. GGc. oats,
81 a72- PORK, sl375sfi8M Lard. E.95at7.9'.
Saort-ribs e. l5aS5.2; shoulders. th15as6; short
clears. H.8JnT.g0. Whiskey. si.la
nnnal.