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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-24
DIstinguishen Naval Officers ut ROa-
MIKE.

Especial telegram 70 the Dispaichl
RoASOKE, VA, May 23.-This city grow
ing iudustrtally and commercially. The i'm
mense iron aud coal deposits OF this section
have attracted the attention Of ir0n-Workers
In this country aud Europe. and since It mas
become apparent that public opinion de-
msnds an increase OF the navy and com
plete defence OF the sea and hSe coasts OF
tie United states the Government has been
looking around for a suitable place for To-
eating a plant for the manufacture Of heavy
guns. 10 accordance With this programme
number OF naval officers arrived here last
msht, and after inspecting the Roanoke Ma
chine Works and other iron industries left
at II O'Clock to-day Tor Pulaski ard The Grip
pIe-Creek region and Pocahontas. TO return
on Saturday. our people are yerv much
elaled at the prospects, a. II is sand that at
least three thousand men would DO employed
at the Wsrks. which would mean large in
crease Of population. The party was com
prised as follows: Admiral Porter, Rcar-Ad-
mirals RODGERS. Calhoun. and Franklin. En-
gineer-in. Chief Melville, Comm0doreS Walk
er and Brcwn, and Lieuienants Stanton and
RAYMOND Rodgers.
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nealinxtno Breach NorroIk.

l'pcCidA leiosl "lh y" 'ho Di'P"''iiI
NORFOLK, VA, Msy 23.-ArbitratorS here
have been ut work tonight on the matter OF
healing the breach in the Democratic party,
and It is settled that Captain John Z. Lud'
low will be withdrawn as q candidate for
mayor. and a number OF the names on the
Council ticket chssged. This possibly saves
the ticket from defeat by the Republicans,
but many are afraid Of Banks, the Republl-
can candidate for MAYOR. The Republicans
have full ticket in the field for tomorrow.
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street.Cnr Drirern, strike.

ROcHSsTER. n. T.. Nav 23.- The street.
car drivers strike continues. No cars are
being run to-day. There Is no change IN
the situation, out there Is = prospect that
some agreement msy be rescoed today
through the efforts ot the state Boud 0f
Arbitration. The men are quiet and or.
derry.
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Entai PInnrrsnfTrain..

KANSAS CRY, Mo-. May 23.-At O'CLOCK
this morning a freight tam ON the Rock
Island went through a bridge near Randolph
Peiut, crashing into a rsyine twenty-five feet
deep. A short time after a freight train on
the Hannibal and 81. Joe went through q
bridge " hich aoloined The Rock Island, and
watch bad been weakened by toe first wreck.
The tive engineers, a fireman, aud two
tratDuS were Killed
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nARKErs By TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK.


NrvY0SE, Nay 23.-Cotton arm; sales to-day,
29l uaiss: uplAnds. i0C. Orleans. l0.c.; net
recripts, AG21 bales; exporis--to Great britain.
1857 bales; stock, az .s6j bales. Southern nOur
quiet aud oasy. Wheas--opti0ns weak and ir-
regular, closing steady: spot Kaye lower; No.
red, May, sskG9jkc.. juno, % ll-l6ss4fsc.
COrn-Cesh unsettled and lower BY AsAc.: op-
tions variable; No {, May, s4AsS5hc.: Jun9,
e3ao3Hc Osts--OptiOas advanced AaEsc.: cash,
AlaAc., closing steady No. Z. May, 9as2sHc !;
June. 3sh sSS Sc; No. Z, spot. HAa3se. mixed
western. 81 ai0c. Hops quiet egd steady. Cot
fea---spO, fair Rio arm a. si0a 70. options shade
better aud less doing; No Rio, May, tll40a
sl460: juno, sloGaslSSo. Sugar quiet ana
stesdy; fair refining. tslc.: refined quiet Mo
lasses dull: S0-test eec. Bics steady. Petroleum
steady; crude. in barrels, GHaG4c &C.: rsnnod,
7kc a. all porte. COtJ0n-seod oil quiet and
steady. Tauov steady. kosin quiet 81 sl.2lh q
slg7E. Turpontine duh at sac. Hides quiet
and steadily held. Wool quiet and easy. PORK
arm ana fairly active; meas, sifaflA5o for old,
SIS. 25asl55J Tor uog. Beef duh. Cut-meais
lrm. Milales duh. Lard dull and heavy; ssst-
ern steam. spot, s. e2k Nay, S2scass9l; June,
tss2a{S4 Frsighe dull
CHICAGO
CHICAGO, May 90 Cash quotstions wore Flour
dniet and UNCHANGED. 40. : spring Wheat eia
s8hc. No. red. So as9c. No. corn, 56.c. No.
2 oats. "a (oS1c Mcss-Pork, Si{s7A oilEf0. Lard,
p6jGS.G95. ShorIrfbe, H.s5; shoulders. ses
sR25; shOrI clears. s. l0aSalA whisxey, s.. 10.
Leading futures raassd.
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ola Point Items.

Special telegram to tho Dispatch.l
FORTRESS MoNR0E, VA. May 23.-Thc
Board Of Inspection and Survey, OF which
Rear.Admiral James r. Jouelt Is president,
arrived from Washington tbs morning and
took the steamer SWatarl for slX-hour2
run outside.
Governor Lee arrived here this evening
for the purpose OF attending the commence.
mem exercises Of the Hampton Normal
school tomorrow, lie will be the guest Of
Governor Woodfn curing his visit.
-Four hundred and eighty Baptist excur-
sIonists from Massachusetts, arrived here to-
night.
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Gonei,o phii,delphla.

WAsRIN0rosl May 22.-President and
Mrs. CleyelandIleit Washington at II o'elocI;
this morning for Philadelphia to attend the
PresbrteriaR) anniversary. The President
will return 10 Washington tomorrow, but
Mrs. Cleveland will remain with friends In
philadelphia about week.
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Ye.tsrday.

ny telegraph 70 tho Dispatch.l
Baltimore: The Blltinore-Sl. Louis game
postponed on account OF rain.
Brooklyn:
Brooklyns...........2O 5000 O--3
kAus,s City........0 o OO2 o.
Basc.hts-BrooAlyns 4; Kansas City, IL.
Errors Brooslyns, Z Kansas City,, 3. Bat
teres-Caruthers and Bushong; Toole and
Daniels.
Chicago:
Chlcagos. 0 1921 OK
Pailadelphils ........0 0 o 1000 3 "a
Base. hits- ChicagoS. 10; PhIadelphia', 7.
Errors mcagos, 5; Philadelphias. :. Bat
teries-Borchers and Farrell; Gleason and
Clements.
Cleveland:
Cindanatis.. ......0 OF 1901 0 1-6
Cievelands .........O 0 0 3 l 0 0 0-5
Base. Ciucinnatis. 10; CleyclandS, 7.
Errors-Cincinnatls 6 Cleyelands. .. Bat
terles-Viau aud Baldwin; Crowell and
snyder.
Pittsburgh:
Pnt,burghs.. 0 1 900 2 %
Wasninctons .........0 0 0 . . 0 . %
Base-hits Pittsburghs, 8; Wasbugtous,
If. Errors Pntsburghs, !; WEhngtons,
1. Bsueries-Golyn aRd Miller; Whitney
and Mack.
indianapolis:
indianapolis. 100000 20-4
BOstOns .............3 0 90 0 0 0-5
Base.bits-IndiaDapo Z; Bostons, H..
indianapolis. 4; BostoDs, 4 Bat
+ ries-Boyle and Meyers; Conway aud
Kelly.
Detroit:
Detroils. -. ......~203 3O14O Ola
New Yorks... ......3 0 0 300 0 / l. >
BAse.hits -DetIoiis, II; New YArks. 10.
Errors-Detrolts, 4; New Yorks, s. Bate
rles-Gruber and Bennett; Tltcomb and
Murphy.
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nanVfiie Items.
Especial telegram 10 the Dlspatch.l

Special tsioEram 70 mo Dlspach.l
DINyILLE, Va, May 20, l5SS.
Mr.. d. A. Herndon. one OF the most
prominent citizens Of Pitisyyania county,
died today; aged cigbty-six. lie was the
father OF Captain John A. Herndon and
Captain Ralph Herndon, OF Danville.
There will be no opposition to the Demo-
cratic ticket 10 this city, but there are seye-
raj different tickets in North Danyille.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-24

contract TO act ss pastor. The counsel for
the church will argue the case on the plead
ings aud II the decision IL again adverse IN
tends to take II to the United States Supreme
Court. He claims that the iorfisn contract
labor act under which the suit was instituted
is unconstitutional
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-24
Extra PoIicemen sw orr tn at Norfolk.

I.IINIHI E0I'1I NIII y - u I--17-1'I
NORFOLK. VA, Nay "a force Of forty
extra policemen were sworr in tonight to
preserve the peace tomorrow. There are
large crowds on tue streets and much heated
talk tonight. The contest tomorrow over
the municipal offices promises 10 lie an ex-
citing one. The Republican leaders have
their forces well IN hand and seem to be
conducting still-hunt. Lamb, Groncr,
B0wden, and Banks are all actively stirring
in the matter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-24
Contested Election.

WASHINGTON. May % The House Com.
mlttce on EieciiGus io-dpy began tie con.
sderatiOn Of tue, south Carolina contested
election ease Of SQUALLS -. Elliott. John Ellis
addressed the committee to-day in behalf Of
smalls, the cont tsisut. endeayoung 10 show
that there was no such division In the Re-
publican party M Smalls's district as had been
alleged,
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<ot Anef.fisd
fBy tslecraph 70 ube pispa,cb. /

(BJ telegraph 10 Ne Dispaicb.l
NEw YoRK, May 23.-The Church OF the
Holy Trinity was not satisfied with The de-
cisi0u OF Judge Wallace overriding the de-
murrer IN the suit brought by the United
STATES to recover a penalty Of $1,000 for i'm
porting Rev. l.. Walpole Warren under
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Hsignrd.


10y lcleEIspu W Wv bioliA"-u'I
STAUNTON, Va, May 23.-J. j. Shirley.
dry goods merchant, made an assignment
yesterday. Liabilities, $4,000 10 $1,000 ;
ss,ets nominally $4,000 Indebtedness
principally to Baltimore and northern mer-
al
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-24

BGLrnoGz. Mn.. Nay sa-Coitcn steady ana
cuiot; Inldsliing. ieai0ke. Flour quiet and
steadf: Howard street aud wesIerE super, H-poS
81: 90, extra. sae5ae4; da family, s4.sSasA "a;
cay mills super, se5cata Is, do extfs. Azsa
81; do Rio brsnds, sL96ass.io; fasapsco sur
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-24
Mean temperature
Dyspepsia

Makes many lives miserable. and often leads 20
self destruction. Distress after eating, sick head
ache, heartburn, sour stomach. mental depreS-
sion, etc, a.o caused By this very common aud
increasing disease. Hoods Sarsaparilia tones tho
stomach. creates an appetite, promotes healthy
DIGESTION, relieves sick headache, clears the
mind, and cures the most obstinate cases OF dys-
peDsia. Read the following;
Il have been troubled with dyspep5ls I had
but little appetite and what did eat distressed
me, or did me li,tS good. In an hour after eating
I would experience q f3!ntnoss Or tired, allgone
feeling, as though l had not eaten anything.
Hoods SarsapaFlils did me an immense amount
OF good. II gave mo an appetite, and my food
reilshed and satisfied the craving had previously
experienced. It relieved ne Of that faint, tired,
all-gone feeling Ihaye felt so much better since
took Hoods ssrsapsrilla. that am happy to
recommend IT," &. A. PAGE. WATERFOWL, Mas.
N. B. 30 sure u get only
Hoods SarsapaYilla
Sold byalldrrggists. 81 six tO'sS Prepared only
bye. /. HOOD a CO., AposhscaFies. Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
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perlssive pa.sss r7s; Do. ss~hf $50
Whest--scutksfn stez;y; Fz'tz, veal Ess,
berry, Sc afi.0i western eaelsr sna ..sa' 49,
wsnter red. spo'. ~ Basste NAY, -. srn'
ssote siesr. eiknssla Csrn-Sousnefn ess's.;
whl,s. ssssSc.: yellow, esaszkc western sss es
nrmsr. mixed. ,pa;, <ss7i &C.: NAY, o. kseS..'
june, eoHsuke.; July. 5fssskc. ,,
y.nis, sos4sc western white. tss..c.; wcs.srs
mixed. Ssa<Ic. kye ssssey ~ IosHe ny ~ ~
and nrssi pr zs 70 choice western, fls.ssti.g'
Provisions steady and acuye. hesePofk. ~
pacEed. az sn1sk~ Bsoou--shsnldors,7 alsssc.;
c,ssr-rfb sides, sac. Hams, isHaisc. Lsrd.ss s-
nnod, exc. Butter steady. western pscsen. ,ss
VIC. creamery. S3s2cc. Eggs steady AZ Aksio@
RE cargoes; ordinary 70 fair, i5ksiskc. Sugar
steady: A soft. SIC; copper-renned s,ssaz'
whIskoy steady Of s.. 2saii.A Freighs 70 LIVER
pool per steamer quiet; cotton, I'd; nour' per
ton. - 3D.; grain. 2a2jsd
ST. LOUIS
81. LoUIs, Nay 2a-siear very dun and as,
pressed Wheat closed about &c. below last
night for July; No 2 red. cash. sgc.; June,
ssHasSac Corn opened arm and closed Nc
higher: cash. a. $3.50: June cloaed a. 1sc'
bid. Oats hllhsr: cash, S5a35Hc. May, 0Sc
Wh'sxey Si5 Provisions sxong.
CINCINNATI
cIscrNNArr; May 9l-Elour dulL wssa' dun
snd lower: No 2 rod, sic. Corn s;eaiy; No.
mixed, 57a5sc. osts firmer: No mixed, NSc.
Provision. steady and unchsnged. Wniskey,
sIlS Hogs strong; common and HIGHT, shSA
SEQ; packing and butchers, fa4oatj.yl
WILMINGTON
WILMINGTON, May 2l-rurpenuns Arm ~
Coz. Tar nrm MN.sl Crude ,arpsaiias 1En;
hard, g.; yellow Dip, $40; virgin, -
LOUISVILLE.
lfnv Gran anN arovtslOra n
changed
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES
YRw YosE, May 2l-Couoa--Net reccip,s 100
bales; gross receipts. LEG bales. Futures closed
quiet and steady; sales 73.fJ halee; NAY, iva
;9s3; June, taoiat9.aS; JuiT. ;lGo1aslo,o' Al-
gust. Slei6sli9.i6: september. Sa13assit: octo-
Der. ss.Ssstas): Novenoer. sA39ass 90; Docem-
Der. 81 iOsSaN; January. tafss$9t9. February
s9S5af956; March. S963ztaoL
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL, MAY 2}--Ysoa.-Cotion quiet. with.
out quotao's change, uplandS sd. Orleans,
b7.led.: sales, Soo o.ls-; speculation ana et-
per- 1909 bales; receipts. 52,0OO bales; Amor.
can, 100 bales. FuNrcs QUIET; NAY en1
June, june apd july. 2tdid.; July aud Au-
gust 24-Gii; Angus, sni september, Si-oa;
November and Deeembef sOt1
2 =. H-Sales % American, 800 bsies: way
May and Jups, 2j-G4d., BUYERS: June aud July,
b 2i-sla. seller: July sui August. 2l-bti.,
buyers; Augus. snd September, 2i61d., seller
Der and November. 6s-eia-, buyers; November
and December. - Asa, BUYERS. september
, q 6sa.. seller Futures steady.
AZ. May. May snd June, juno sni July,
o gi-s4d., seller July and August, 2J-oii, sell
or: Angus. aud september. esi-oid, buyers;
September. Sif-S4d., buyers: October and NO
yember 5l0-64i., sellers; November and Deem
Der, s-s4j.. buyers; September. 2t6ii., BUY
ers Futures closed steady.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET
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BERLIN, May 23.-Tbe Emperor passed
satisfactory night. he rose at half-past 8
this morning, and at hali.past 10 went out
IN the park.
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IxsEcTtCiDEs.
JEAMMOND'S SLUGSHOr
II AND

TEN VNIU9 VN "EEfv'RNN
destroy Potsto-Buzs and all iasects the, prey on
vegetables and other trucz crops Can be used
win perfect safety, as they sre not poisonous
except 20 insectS For sale by
n. W. WOOD & SONS.
No. 10 south Fourteenth street, corner sixth and
Marshall streets, and III east Franklin street.
sp x-deotAw&sx2n
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LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
NoRFOIK PEANuT MARgEr-
Reported FOR me Disest,hl

NAY oa-Harkot csat'nues steady with largs
sales OF tho best grades reported today az quo
tatlonA TIE factories report no falling on IN
orders, and the force, though not working such
late hsur-, Is not yet reduced much. Prime,
De-; extra prime, 8hsSac.: cOmmon. la2c..
shelled. ea2kc spanish, ? axe; factory hand
nlcked. 9AiLc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-24

cay that nay Green or Guorowder Tea
al one dollar per p0usd e As good as money
can buy, and my Guapovder Tea al 30
cents Is 50 good a. mos. green tea al IS cents
per pound. JULIss BIsFoRD.
1909 east Main street.
two doors below Dispatch Office.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-24

Peculiar Ia medicinal merit and wonderful
cures fiooA's sarssparnla. One hundred
doses one dollar.
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PKOI'OS

PROPOSALS..
OFFICE OF WALTER X HIGHAN, AHcHITEcT,l
ROOM L. sHkyEg buILpis0,
kIogNOND, Va, May Is, 1883.
dds FOR lHE ERECTION OF A
ID NEW WING BUILDING and the RECON-
sTaUCTION OF A PORTION OF TUE PRESENT
BUILDING OF TnE STATE FEMALE NORMAL
SCHOOL AT FAkatyILLE. VA, will DO recsiysd
al the ABOVE eslcs on or bs,ors JUNK IsT a. is'M.
Alternative lids 70 10 seni 10 for The woTk as .
whole aud separately for each trade.
The hoard OF Trustees Of the above school re-
serve the right 70 reject any or al BIOS received.
Copies Of the drawings and specifications can
be also seen al the above once.
WALLER Il. HlGHAh,
va eodtd Architect
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FINANCIAL.
WV YcHy. sALyrx0By. AND aIcH
MoED srocx yxcaAKGKA
train, Provisions, Cotton. rcbsesa TUT
pcntins nssin, Tar. ana
Peanut xarks,a
rBy telegraph to IN. Disp.,ca.l

NV York, May a.-Ths stocs msrkes was
very duh to-day up 20 tho last hour, "nen We
bears made combined attack upon ths Ieeains
stocks aud forced prices of 70 the IoresI OF We
day Tbs opening was at advances over isel
evenings figures tor most OF the list ranging np
- per cent, but the reports OF a facihc
Mail steamer in danger had the eject OF opening
that stock OF IL. Tho market seemed TO re-
spOnd 10 this decline, aud while there were only
two active stocks. the losses In the nret hour
amounted 70 from = u Y per cent Pacsnc Mail
rscoTSring small portions Of It's loss The aeu,e
stocks were Reading and ST. Paul The only
FnoyeDch ts Of importance were sharp dscnhe
Ia Fart Worth and Denver, which after neon 1851
Der cont aud activity and advance in DclaNare
aod Hutson. Missouri Pacific was quite weak ~
he last hour, and shows q no Rtertal decline TINS
evening. The market became more sctivs aud
weaker toward the close, which was weak aud
qriet At about the lowest prices OF tho day. 10
tai sales. 1900 shaIs a.
NEW fORK. NAY 23-Noor Stocks duh ard
steady. Money easy AZ le2 Exchange--Aong,
t,5S short. 4ss4. Governments neglected.
Ersninr. -ExchAngs active and steady; long.
ciosing offered Atlb. Sub Treasury balances
Coin, $i82, 5000; currency. Gi.7gs.o0, GoVern-
meats duli and steady; por cents, lNat; ~
per cents, 1885,. State bonds dull and steady.
Aiooainh-Slass a. 2to o.......-.. wv
Il, ;:..ig
GeorgioTs. mortgage. .......\oid)lgfS
North Carolina consol 6s...."...........'s''ln
North Carolina 4A........................
coNA CeYG.toA brown C0usoiS. .......s.sss Avo
lehneeecsos.. ....ssss.'ssss... ..
AuNimA vs.. ..s..............'.-. '.''.NViu -
NirginiaconsolA Observation-Disclosures. %
Chesapeake esd Ohio. ..................'''.- y
Chicago snd North western .................lOt =
Chicago and Ner;hEostsrn preferred.
Delaware, LackawanA aud Western. lxs's
- =
East Tea7essee railroad. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS "
AAAc onoIe. ss.sssssss-.s'ssss.' =.
Louisville aud vllo....................., 81 =
Memphis sBs Charleston. ~
ASpllc en1 Onlo. s...s..s..sssss.ss
Nashville and Chattanooga. ............. ..., tea
Now Orleans Psciho lss m0rtgagO..........D
New Yorx Central. .iNH
Norfolk and Western preferred ............. Al :
northern Pacific. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. - a
Northern Pacac preferred. ................ VI :
Pacific Nail -. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 50 a
Resdlng observation-disclosures. 6Ia
Rchmond sad West Poin. terminal. 49,. s9N
heck islRh1 ''ty'
- Ihul. " .
~. faul preteir0d ....,...',...s.,s..
Texas Pacific .......... 80. ...............s l4t
Tsunossee Coal and Iron. ~ =
Union fAHuc...s... .s.-s.s.ss.ssssss -
New jersey Cehtral. ..........,.....-.. -
Missouri Psiinc,. ~ y
western niOn-. ........ss..ss.sss.s ~
Votton-Oh Trust certificates. ............... 81.
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0sAIae.

OsAbAe.
BURR0UGHs-pisd.s, tae residence Of hei
grandmother, No. zoo Aesby street. tuesiay
evening, Nay a. 1855. a. half past o'clock. NO.
IIgT., sldsss daughter Of the late Thomas d.
and holiie " Burroughs, IN tie twentieth year
blessed are the dead that die IN tss Lord.
Funeral grom rfn.ty Methodist Episcopal
church. corner fwenssth ana Broad streets. To-
DAY a. $50 O'Clock p NJ. fnsads VI ne family
are invited 70 attend.
cox.-Disd. In Nssark. n. J., May Sci.
RACHAEL A.. wife Of W. - Coz, 81.
porthxrs trsss TODAY. Services - the grave
in Hci ywood fTieads aud scluaintsncss are
requested " atsad,
PAfNE-Disc, wednesday morning, Nay "a.
iS-s. a, O'Clock, ANNIE LkWis PAINE, daugh-
tsr Of tho iAls Robert A Paine.
Her fuasral viii tass place st Tue Fourth fres.
BY church THURSDAY no sish instant al io:0
O'Clock A. 81.
PERKINsoN Died, al his home, 70 No,iossy
county. Va, suR1ay, Nay "a tsca BLAND rEk-
KINS0N, youAgssi ssa OF tAs lste Captain John
n PsrkiHbon. 10 tas ninstssnth year OF MS ago.
wHITLoCK--Dlsd. 81 her home, in Henrsco
county. Nay q. ista kns. vikoiSiA. wife Of
Fansrs ell tsxs Place ffsm her homs rus
Thursday NoKSISS at ecl9ck. intermsns
a oax socA esnstery a. p. X. Frisnds aad
sssaalAssacss ere respsct;aisy Invited 10 attend.
.ssx~srssrs-ss~<s---<
EXCURSION TO NORFOLK SAT-
~ UKpAy Nfsdr, Juxx sp. Tram iesYos
Chesapeake sst olio sAiirssa depot a. ii:sl
o'ciosS p. NJ, retaysias e&Sss Norfolk june ~
a ESQ sAclegk r n. kcaa1 trip, ~ special
coaches fcr l2dies als esaortA Giving TIA OK
ossas View or yissisis s.sss. firssss for sale
q the EnAn x T. ApAAS = ca
my ss.n,san. a.siAJsisa
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NAkk IASEs.

cAvANAUGH-s HEA.--Married, At Sc Peters
CaEhedral Wednesday, Nay 2sd, BY Very Rev:
Father Van do yyyer. ANDREW j. CAyANAUaa
and KATE I. SHEA bsth Of this city. No cards.
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MARINE INrk.Ls.ErCn.
roRr or RICHMOND. MAY y. lssA

Schooner Hattie Baker, Parker, kennebec, lea
Mrs. Jaue King.
SAILED
steamer ESSEX, Davis. Norfolk. Un.toi stAi,s
mail, merchaa1isS. and passengers, L. d. TaiIa.
agent
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PORT OF NEWPORT NEwI NAY e. 1884
by talarra

EONk " We v rDRk NEW y AAi - AvNN
by telegrsg 81
SAILED.
Steamship aarInion, Smith. Jamaica, coa&>4.
Steamship Amy Dora, Thompson, Colon, coax
Steam schooner w. Arlington, Driak water,
Providence, coal.
Brig W. n. n. Clements, Churchill, 81 Thomas
coal
Bark Stadocoaa, Falksr. cadiz lumber.
SchOOners, 5.B. VrOomsa, Smith, Niiminglon,
coal. T. b. Garlaad, ---, Providence, wood,
G. +. Diczson, Thomas, Boston, coal; W. II.
Bailey, Pearcs, Nov Yorz, coal.
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LATE WEATHER REPORT.

(By telegraph 10 the Dispaich.l
,--1 WASHINGTON. Way al A. A-For
LIAR Virginia and North Carolina, stationary
- temperature, fair weather, light 10
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

tfINNHV0'Vs s19'
oEPRKlAOA
WHEAT-2s bushels.
COMMITS bushels
OA1S.--31o bushels.
MILL~OFFAL.-10 IONS
FLOuR-l60 barrels.
EALEs kEPoRrgo To SECRETARY
WHEAF-Mxsd. % bushels prime az 81.
CORs.-Wbltc, 23i bushels prime a. Zoe; 2i0
bushels yarg gc0d on private terms: 100 bushels
very coed AZ 60, Mixed, Is bushels prime at
CSC. Total ssl0s OF corr. 67s bushels.
Okrs.-Aix0d, 30 bushels prime az 42c.; 20
bushels very good e. iIc. Total sales Of oats, 30
bushelA
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EIonR

fBOUk
wellpts. Plls. 50. jJsj13. suDeriaa, s!.7js
fl2S sl.rb, NOSIl1j; "a nuY, tisjL5l pI.sai
family, county, tL7jaS1.sh
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BALTrHOgE STOCK MARKET.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

BALTIMORE. ND, May % Virginia now 9's, IS
D., lO-4Os, S. Bid to-day.