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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-20
OUR PRINCIPLES NEED NOT

DO referred to sgain.----Thoss who know our
methods and rules Of business understand that
We mean every word We say In eur announce
msnts.--whas We want to say is--ws give
you more value for the dollars spent vita U.s.
than any other Richmond house can.---Ws DO
this In consequences Of our large trade.
with the enormous outlet OF our Washington
establlshment--fo jointly We buy more than
oil the other establishments Of Richmond COM
bined---as We DO this---ws can and do-go
right to the producer--to the mill---and 90
save you and us--ths middle mans profit
Whenever you are ready to buy clothes We sag
ges. thu, you ~look around" IS much IS you
please, then call and look at our stock; u you
can nnd better made or cheaper elsewhere
bring ours back and get your money.
This sounds fsir-suppose ysu try rs
Our stock Of Spring suits from $40 up to so
cover many stylish and choice patterns. entirely
new. OF course we have tho higher grades. In
Guiding almost everything up to silk ana satin
lined garments at sss; bus the majority Of hui
msnity want "drsssy" suit from $40 to SO.
AID it is Just HIRE where our lines are sraoss.
II viii DO mistake II you buy slsewhsrs sad
happen to look At our STOCK sfssrwsrd.
A. sAEs d CO.,
MALE ouTEIrfzas
1908 Main street. my2o
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-20
BROOKLYN Jockey cab Races,

(By telegraph 10 me DlspatchJ
GRAvEsESD, l.. l.. May 19.-The weather
was very dlssgreeable, but over ten thousand
persons were present.
First race--sne mile-Tbe Inverness ally
wen; Now or Never second, joseph third.
Time. 1:4St.
Second race-one mile-Erus wonj Port
land second, Letretra third. Time, l:41.
Third race-three quarters Of a mile
French Park wen; Harrisburg second,
Goldfish third. TIne, 1:lot.
Fourth rsce-eue and sHe sixteenth
mlies-Favor won; Dry Monepole second,
Yaliaat third. TIME, l:5j.
Fifth receive eighths OF mile
Taviston won; Carnos second, Dalesman
thirs. Time, 1:O53.
Sixth raee-tnree quarters OF a mile
Young Duke Won; Barnum second, Juggier
third. Time, 1:9O.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-20
Republican Conference.
by telegraph to The Dispatch

WASHINGTON, May ia conference OF
Republican representatives was held tonight
at the hoBe Of one OF the members. The
subject Of discussion was the Mills PROPOSE
ton to vste directly upon hs tariff bill or
substitute to be offered bV the Republicans
IL aopeArs that the ma Ority OF the Republic
cans are in favor OF Joining issues IN this
way without passing through the tedious
and protracted consideration OF the bill in
Committee OF the Whole for amendments.
Some OF the membeTs whe make mp the ma
jority are Influenced in the matter by
a desire to shorten the session and
get NJ their constituents before the
dog.days, while others believe that the Mills
bill car be beaten on direct vote. From
present indications. however, some forty
Republican members favor the considera-
ton OF the bill under the five minute rule.
Their motive is TO divide the Democrats
bv Offering tempting amendments or 10 de-
feat the bill by delay. TIE meeting to-
night brought together about fifteen or
eighteen members. There was much talk
but 70 action. The western members who
participated streuuously persisted In their
opposition TO tie Mills proposition de-
spite all OF the arguments OF the leading
Republican spirits. The conference lasted
until nearly mldnightaud adioulnedto meet
acain mex. TUESDAY, when the effort to bring
the recalcitrAnls into line will be resumed.
Meanwhile the tariff bill has been formu-
lated. the Republican substitute for the
Mills bill. 1t 10 course subject 10 change
and II Is hardly 10 be regarded as the final
proposition until the party has been united,
but some of the leaders express the opinion
that this will be Effected. " Is reported to
contain the woolen schedules Of the 1867
tariff and the frec.sugar provision besides
the administrative features OF the Mills bill.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-20

nEATHn.

BANS1sTER.-Dled, Saturday evening a. .
o,clocs, EucESE, infant sou OF Maggie and
Csorss Basnister
rssidencs, Governor street between Main and
Frsnsiin. Friends and scsasintansss Invited 70
attend
HUxTER pied. AZ her rcs.dence II this city.
FRIDAY, Mar IL 1874, a. ~ osioe4 y. IA kcs
sETTh HUSTRk, widow Of the lac Henry HnA-
ter, In No ssvssty. ss'sasA ye.s Of nee sss -.
purss aad friend for her death 70 pee pneoucoc.
sud we sniy pay . nsritod tribute 10 ndslitys
Christian charseter, and faiihfalness unto oeesh.
vhss ": ssS.rd s,s ~: Il s ss serves
FOR twsssy- ssysa years che was NE bsless4
.nsmnys IN nv family OF Voc late vososel
George Wytas Nnnford. and IN sickness sn4
health, u isy .aa sorrcs. sas tAsir trusted sAd
AI ssr low. isr .hss pissr.ss ssd shllarsas
shsss ssishssss iuFsns tho DARK days Of TIE Con-
fsdsrssy, asa 70 as years tbss foilovss ne
Lsst Cause - sssage esoic ~ seen ~ ssr 90
yO'isa = sass, nsr isssnias o. mutual esan-
'1nes ~. a. ear ssass Aust RsssrrA" wss an
hsDoreA ssne Ana aracasss Der own pespiA In
her Church. e vAsssvsr sorrow sss astssss
claimed ssr synsashy. abe Vas shs snshfss'
oar sssisarS words Of praise .sns AssA doss
VA, =. sssis a., nay q! .fasSiaiiy b ,gpns4 =
youNs0x.- Friday. May is issA ss her
resstspcs, ~ 0raha0 street, MIA kLIlA
She issysa iesiHe husband. nosAsr. and one
chnd - lns41n4 tkeH ieaA
Ths fussrd win take place THIS sssxdAy)
MORNING as II s'clses frs9 ne &rss bapeiss
ckufch rev M. helmss Res1sn.
PgNDgKroy.--Disd. saturday saorniss. q
Virginia vie Il James r 4snDsr>o 80 ely
aAuRhter Oh ne Lac Ltc1on reyronnos
ssx 49, This tssq1s5i Iv1kIN& v51sedS
Ana sesaAis,AnSss q ~ tssAIly sss hvi>s1 =
wssslsssss q, cs nsspAs Zssa:A = =.
cpays -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-20

he teok revolver from his bureau drawer.
and placing II close TO his temple. blew out
bis brains. Mr. Arnold was the son OF G.
=. Araold, OF Townsend, and brother OF
DIR. Glover g. Arneld, well-known New
York physician. He came from Charleston,
s. c., with bis father in 1859 He was Of
good family and he inherited an ample for
tune from his mother, Mary selma Arnold.
lie married very happily about ten years
ago. His wife, daughter OF the late Gene
raj Butteraeld, and very beautiful womsu,
brought him another fortune of more than
F1OO OOO
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nhArrE--saAHN.
He Adheres 60 HIS Florence Letter,
Ruf - Evasiyes
tBy telegraph &c the Dispatch


NEW YORK, May f9.--fn view OF the fact
that IN spite OF Blsibe's Florence letter the
State delegations 10 the Chicago Convention
are being Instructed h vote for Blline's
nomination, the World Tuesday lastinstruct-
Ell I. G. Crawford, It's London representa-
tive, 10 visit Blaine Ia Paris and to secure an
answer 20 the question whether II nominated
Blaine would accept.
Crawford telegraphs that Blaine adheres
10 bis Florence letter. and does not with
draw one word OF bis interview With Craw-
ford last February In Florence. nor add any
thing to IL. Blaine did not wish 10 be inter-
viewed again on this subject. Crawford also
tslegraphs that Blaine will probably sail for
home early in July. He will be back long
before the campaign begins, ready 70 take
hold and assist the nominee OF the Chicago
Convention.
OF Mr. Dlaine's health Mr. Crawford says:
"1t needs TO medical expert TO pass upon
the bright. clear look OF his eyes. his good
color, aud the yigor shown In every ose OF
his movements. lie has to-day the health
that comes TO man as reward for life Of
simple habits and tastes"
The World editorially calls attention to
the significant evasiyeness Of Mr.. Blaines
reply to the leading question.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-20
MAGarAt,gs.

BOwEN-'vRY.--Nsrri on Thursday. Way
n, i~A al the residence OF the brides mother,
by Rev s. c. Clop;on. Mr. X EMMETT lvkf
and Mrs FANNIE q. BOWEN: both Of this city.
ENos-PBRGUss0a---s in Baltimore,
Nd, on May ls:h. BY kes. Or. John !.
Martin, Of 81. Psuls Methodist Episcopsl chureb,
sou,h. Nr " o. ENOF, formerly OF kicbmond,
aud Niles GERTRUDE FEkGUssOS, Of Bs.t.-
mors. No cards
JErFkiEs-FISCff.- Married, at the home Of
her sister, dfo. r. 1. IasfiDs. "a Charlotte coun-
~, Va, fhursday, Nay IL 1870, ~ hey. .. N.
Perry, LIMA W. JkFfREss 70 HUNTER w.
FiNck, OF Chicago. lbs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-20
A $4,000 Forgery and aa Eiopemens.
fpv tslaOran Nh IN fha Disnsh.b

PHILApELruIA, May l9.- John X. Miles.
the manager OF the once Of the Shoe and
leather Reporter, is fugitive from this
city, and the Pennsylvania Company for In
surance on lives and grsnusg annuities Is
out "a, 900 paid to him on forged check.
Miss Jennie Carson. the seyenteeB-year-oid
daughter Of promIsent eonyeyancer ef
this city. and whose family reside at Ridley
Park, eleped with Miles. They have been
gone a week. The elopement was discoy.
cred the next day, but the forgery was nos
made pubic until to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-20
MARKETS ~ rxLHaIApH
NEW YORK.

INV Ysxs. May ia--csstss stssdy, sAiss. 100
bales: uplanca. loc; orleaaA ioke; net r.
ceipts at al ports, ash bales; sxpsrfe-to ne
Continent Se9s balsss steck, <3s, 10 bales. scutn-
s7xssslsc, closing At g7he; Juns, LsHke.
closing At Wc corn--No. 3. May, esssete.s
cioslag st c6Nc.; June, s5kcs siosiny . 90
So Sss gS. lSs ssc Eoes si..sy sasss ss1
Moisssss dull; so-tssL Soc-. rice steady ps-
tsolsam sssa4y, cruds. ekass<c; renasds ms
cottsH-ssee ell suiss sad steady. hssia 9ais ss
steady. Wool heavy. rerk quiet; mesa 80
yil so fss cid; tiA 1sall4o s. tsF nsw psef seeeey
Miadses nslaiasL ce6s>--syet fak ~ ern
~ so: spiioas lsass points hishss 80 ne4s.
J,ssv 3, ssss Nc La ne s1 nss 81 sss
early; closed with tie Advaxce pax1y soeei
wssfsrn steam. - - b4d; Jpne tR1oafA0s july
jRsoA3&s9 Trsiehu daaL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-20
Blew out His Brains

10y teIosfaph 70 Tue DlspaIOHsI
SUMMIT, Nj. May 1e.- Robert Townsend
Arnold, one OF the most prominent residents
Of summit, who Ia believed TO have specu-
lated largely in coffee in New York, COM
mittcd suicide late last night by shooting him.
self In the head. lie returned from New
York Mt 4;39 z. N. yesterday. seemingly ~
the best 81 spirits. AT 9:30 he went 70 the
stable 70 give orders 10 HIS coacbman TO have
his carnage ready for an carly tram tnis
morning, intending 10 70 to New York on
business. lie retired to bed ABOUT lo:A5.
Fifteen minutes later be asked his wife 10 gei
lamp and light II. While she was absent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-20
Hustiurs Court Yesterday.

Maurice Voss. Indicted for felonlous as
sault on Mary Broeks, was convicted OF as
sault and battery aud fined IS.
william and George Csdona, charged with
resisting the police. were hned s. each.
Benjamin Johnson tcolored), was tried on
an appeal from the Police Court, where be
was fined $40 for carrying concealed wea-
pons. lie was found not guilty.
q. J. jackson (colored), charged with
breaking into the Warehouses; Of X. Il. Barnes
and others and stealing a lot OF fowls, was
found guilty and given three years in the
penitentiary.
Nicholas Barker, who was supposed TO
have bees JRcksoa's accomplish, will be tried
Tomorrow
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-20
writ ef Error Granted.

wMoHEsrER, Va, May l9.-JudEe Turner,
IN the Circuit Court, granted writ OF or.
ror awarding a writ OF Svpersedeas to-day
IN the case OF Turner Asaby Ridcnour. un.
der sentence OF death for the murder OF
hls friend. Andrew Brey, Ia December,
1856. Ridensur has been twice tried ana
once respited by Governor Lee, who has
refused further clemency. Judge Minor
has set the case for bearing for June lst,
the first day Of the term.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-20
The uunnra-arovn suit.

The trial Of the damage suit Of r. 7. HUI
bard Us. j. Thompson Brown & Co., which
has engaged the attention OF the City Circuit
Court for searlY five DAYS, will probably be
concluded tomorrow afternoon or Tuesday
morning. The witnesses examined yester.
dsy were William s. Dashie!l, member Of
the firm OF J. Tbempsen Brown & Co.; Nyce
Boiling (colofed). Joseph Bryan, - Allison,
and Roger Il. Atkinson. A few more Wit
nesses will probably be examined, but their
testimony Will be short.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-20
xtnaanfs rinrd.

fBy telegraph 70 tho pispaeen.l
Bosros. May 1.-Two Hsrvard.College
stusents were flned 500 and costs each this
morning for maintaining liquor nuisance al
the fosns OF the :. Dickey" Club on brattIt
street, which were rsidsd by the police Iasl
week. The accused waived the reading OIL
tho complaint, pleaded guilty, and pAld sheii
ines.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-20
Tho New Hotel,

The new-hotel project i growing in
strength and the necessary money VIII be
raised; but among these interested there IS
a great difference OF opinion az TO the site.
Some think that IL should be uear Monroe
Park; others adhere 10 the Allen lot as the
best place; others prefer the square sppo-
site the WestnoreIsDd-C Club house, and
others Think well OF the Dunlop lot.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-20
Anarner kuiride.
rBY i.lssrsph 70 N. pispatch.l

NEW Y0Rk, May l0.--Fred. Mafsden, the
well-known playwright, was found dead In
his room on west Observation-Disclosures
sixth street this morning, having committed
suicide last night by closing the windows
OF the most successful pIsywrights 10 Ameri.
ca, and had an income OF aDosit 100000 q
year. He has been despondent for time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-20
FINANCIAL.
pEw YoRx. BALrIaoSB. AHD RICE
EonD sfogx xxcGAueHa
Grain, pfovidcns Cotton. rsbAseA Tar
psntins, Hosin, Tar. sna
Peanut msrkstG
NY tsi.rraps to ,hs pisp..chl

NRw YoRx. May f9--At the oponlns o. the
stock market this morning Londoa vas 9 puyer
OF Residing, 81 Paul, and some sfhofe, put inc
temper OF the room was rather uuoertsm sac
mixed. The attack vss resumed upon D. [suis
willis Richmond and West feint ane New hnE-
land we're quite weak, resulting IA lsssss OF RON
X to A per cent. she latter In hichmond ana
West Point II was stated hst the party Woo
had been builiss upon 81 Paul svsncd up tneir
Losses by selling Northwestern and wers CLOSING
out their holidays In st. Paul. taxing advantage
OF tho late favorable financial nsvI Tbs Kept
the stock weak and 10 sons degree msds tbs en-
tire lies fsvsrish ami unsettled. The situation
In Richmond and West Psint still romans =
claiming 20 be confident Of gsiBg 10 Richmond
with q clear majority. After the early losses
there was q rally and the icsssS srcspt In
weak stocks, were recovered with something
in advance. and Missouri Paciac was very
figures were reached toward II o'clock,
after which tlns prices saSgsd s6 upoa
cessation 81 tse demand. The bank statement
was very favorable. but lad no effect On the list.
The market closed dull and steady. Win put
little change from the frst prices Total sales
were il4OO0 shares The hnal cnasEes are ir-
regular, but are confined to irtcnsns snly, me
most i'm perts at being gains Of Ia canada south
srn and :. in Missouri Pacific and loss OF y
IA 1T Paul
NEW roRx, May io-Noon.--stccss Dull and
esq.,; short. 4ssI. Govsrnments dun and stesdy.
Erenfn5.-Exchange duh and steady. Money
essy at | Fer cent Sub-Treesury balances
Cola, si3a, 81, 0o9; currency, sit.tos,oN Govern
fnents dun end steady; per cents, lNN; ~
nsr csats l03 State bords dull and steady.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-20
RnnInncor,a ROok.

tBy Angio-American cable 10 the Dispatch.l
LONDON, May 19 A times correspondent
at Paris says in relation TO General Boulan-
ger's book aud to certain statements that the
military writer Barthelemy 10 the author OF
the book, and that the latter sdmits by his
silence the authorship OF the publication.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-20
R.xnnrpa Pnsr.Orrrcr.

RAvDoLPs Posr.OFFIcE, Va.
enclose check for shiskey, which was
excellent. This IL the kind Of let
ters get In regard 10 my $500 whisky.
Try IL and judge for yourself. II u Is not
better tbsa most Of the whiskey ron buy at Q
higher price you ean return It at my ex-
pense. JUtTRS DSFoRD,
1909 Main street, Richmond, Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-20

Steamer Ashland, ----. Phi 'icipL'a moi
chandlso AMI pas.eng1s, j. IS. hcIanicf,
SCENT - s
mail, msrcnaalls0. All passengers, l.. b. ratIii-
agent -
schooner 4. r. Crorsatt. 1horndlSe, henne-
boo ice, tome Too Company.
Sch Oner X q. No0dsio. -----, kennebec,
ice Home Ice COMPANY.
Schooner j. IA. Nauuing, Candy, henDebec,
ice Mrs. Jane hilg
Schooner =. H. furber Decaslro, Woods loll.
fertilizer. W. II. Curti'. agent
Schooner Three sisters, simpson, kennobec,
Tee Richmond Ice COMPANY
SCHOONER l. A. Rose, loso. baltimore, cusL r.
II. HAYES.
SAILED
Schooner William Cobb, Chase, Boston, coal,
Chesapeake and ohio rsiiHa
CLEARED.
Barkentins Aldebsran t5WodishA, OLSEN. Pc
lotss, nour, dsllegO Nils anu liaxall-Crensnaw
Company.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-20
A Fraud from ssr,nalnr 10 End.
(BY telegraph 70 the Dispatch.i

WAsHrSGToS. May 13.-The President to-
day vetoed eight special pension bills. Seven
OF them are vetoed usen tue grounds prin-
cipally Of lack OF merit or failure 10 esiab-
lisn suficisat ground for the Claim, but OF
the eighth the President, after caustie re-
view OF the evidence presented ia support
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-20

OF the application, says; | believe this
claim for pension to be fraud from be-
ginning 10 end, and the effrontery with
| which Il has been pushed shows the ne
cessity OF a careful examination OF these
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-20
xpyvrv pANK STATEMENT

NEW YosK, May 1.-THE weekly bank state
nent shows the following changes; Heserye,
increase, s5,50S,675; losns, decrease, se6o6,bQO;
specie, increase. Is 302.Oi0: lessl-tsnders, In
crease, 1928 go; circulation, increase, SSs.4OO.
The banks aow hold sl7,565,360 In excess u the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-20
BALTIMORE


B.tytsoxx No. NAY Ia--coston steeAyt
m,ddlins. i0.iO1c. Flour inactive bat nfm-
whsat--southern. auil; fuD;S escAsii Long
berry, escaii.0l western eaist sna Iousf,
closing stesdy: No. 2 winter red, spos ehssstc;
June, tssss.e July. eiIsetse; A9sustws
ssa67c.; yelIew, S5ssec. western inscuve ens
nomipsiiy hrrssr; mixed. spot, sas.; MAY. eks
65c.: June, 6sx as4c.: July. saSsstc. osis nrn
bat quiet; eouthsrn and snssylyania svss.e'
Rye fuIi ana sssy 1T 57asic. Proyieicns quiss
and steady. Fetroisum STEADY; renned. US.
Cosse arIn: Rie careoss, ordinary 70 fsf, ,ss
sisc. suear-Copper steady hlstsisc.
whistsy nrm a. si.28stLN oiher afucies ns-
changed. Frsighs 20 Liverpool Per ssamsf
dull and nornioai: cotton. Lied; hour per ~
"a grsin. 2a2Sd.
sr. LOWS. May is-risur dnli and lover ~
sell Wheat closed nearly - below yesterasy.
No red. cash. 9ic.; May, SIC, nontnsL co,u
Sc June. SIC. whissey. s.ia Provisicas
strong. -
CINCINNATI. Nay is-fiour eeaer. wheat
No Q red, wSc. Corn-No mixed. o3kaoA
oas-Sc siixsd, gTc. Pork easy. san.msssn
and bacon firm. Whsksy, tLia hoSs s~sey'
WILMINGTON.
WILMINGTON, May 1s-rurpsntins steady q
49, Tar sra ,i,IoG Crud. tarpsniiss ara;
hard. 81; yellow DIP, siso; virgin.G
NEW YORK correN FUTURss
INV YORK. Nav ia.-Cottsr-ersss recsiptA
s0ss bates Futures closed barely steady:
sales. q. too b.iss, May 50 sssfas9 Juue, " siA
saea; July, tlasiasiesai August, tie.iosslo.li;
sepismssr, t.7osss7l; october. @ sG!es;
S S.ss.r ,s s.s P S.saSsfy .ss.s.ss
usrch' "a sisssQ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-20
p.x,,~-uatch To-xerrow Night.

Attic Academy 10 .morrow nlghta boxing
match Will take place, In which Marcellus
Baker, ex.llght-weight Of New England;
George Isaac, middle-weight Of Richmond;
Jim Brady, OF Buffalo, n. Y, and Dutch"
Hanley. Of Manchester, will appear con-
sDicuously. t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-20
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET

BAtrIMsRs, NJ. May 1g-yirFinis s's, con-
solidated, S7I past Qua coupons. 64H; do. iO-iOs,
So; do. aew go, 051s; North Carolina 6's, old,
lll Rid to-day
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-20

cs,oIsa Nay 10. Cash saosstiyss we're ncs ,s
oulet ard stsady. N~ = spriae wnssS -
&c. No 2csrn, teEsc No cets 1Sc - ~.
merry. six sGasilB lard, - sh~stnps, U.ezX
shoulders, ssasAD; sHoft eissfss s'~
Whiss ey H-f9
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-20
PORT or NswPoRC Esvs. MAY TO- 1854
gBy telegraph


ARRIYsD.
Steamship Guyandoste. Kelley. New Yerk,
and sailed Tor New YORK, merchsndise.
steamship Progress. Fa4rcl0th, New YORK;
coaled and sailed for Cuba
coalea ana called for brsrnen
Schooner Garland, -, james river, 10 load
wood.
SAILED
Steamship Rowan. Hutchinson, New York,
coaled.
schooner Sue Williams, Pearce. New YORK.,
coal.
Barrss HolIcon, Boston, coal; MORO Castle,
Providehcs, coal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-20
CRAZE AID cerToy ExoEAMaR.
RICHMOND. May 10 1854
aFFaRIh88

CoES.--l, t42 bushsla
PRas.--40 DushelA
MILL~OgfAL---i1 tona
fLoUR--490 barrels.
SAILS ssrosrro TO sscssrAsv
CoRs.-Whlts. 9i2 bushsls prime on private
terms.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-20
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET
fKspsrtsd for the Dissasch.l

NAY Ia-karsst steady. Liberal sales OF
nrst-grsdo goods reported. Stock is aoaudsus
and will isst through the season, and no mate
rial advance IL expected In consequence.
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RIcHMoxD STOCK EXCHANGE.

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West Virginia Democrat. [volume] (Charles Town, W. Va.) 1885-1890, 1888-11-23
AT DRUGGISTS AID pEALLRs.

We are IN receipt of complete
Business Atlas Of the World, issued
by the well known Map Publishing
House of Rand, McNally & Co., Chi
cago. While the name of this firm
is sufficient guarantee of the supe-
rior qualities of such publication,
a carefal examination Of the work
reveals from page to page a complete
ness and accuracy of compilation
which must have taken years of I'M
firing labor and the expenditure OF
a vast amount of money to procure;
and it is surprising to us how such
a book can be sold at so moderate
price.
Beginning with a profuse index
of every subject in the book, we next
find an alphabetically arranged list
of every railway in the United States
it's location, and the name of the eX-
press company doing business over
it, followed by a large-scale county
map of the Canadas, each State and
Territory in the United States, Mex
leo and the world-ninety-two in all.
Accompanying each map is the name
of the counties, their erea and pop
ulation, rivers. creeks, mountains
and lakes separately, and an alpha
betically arranged list of every rail
way station, post-office, town and
hamlet in the state or province,
showing what county it is in, its
population, how it can be reached by
rail, express, telegraph or mail, and
it's location on the map, shown by
their ready-reference index.
The valne of such a publication to
the professional man, in his readings
and the business man, to keep up
with the rapidity growing country,
and as guide for shipping goods to
any point in the world, cannot be
overestimated.
The book contains 600 pages, and
more clearly brings the geopraphi-
Cal history of the world to date than
any publication heretofore examined.