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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-21

fcorro-pondcuce OF the Nchmond DHDai-hI
IYSCurEG, Va, Nav -. lNSl.
Pcrc Leo has sent 10 the Sisters Oi Mercy
ard the pupils % the school 81 the Holy
eros. in this city very large and handsome
photograph 81 himself. The picture con-
f,irs hi, autograph. and j. accompanied by
grant of the apostolic .euedictioo. Inc giit
was made through Bishop hean, and Is
highly appreciated.
sam Joues, Tie errafic evangelist, will
visit Tvuchburg next Wednesday and de-
liver lecture In Centenary Methodist Epls-
copal church. 1be subject Of his lecture has
NOT been given out
Up 10 this date four hundred and twenty
teachers have signiitd their intention Of A.
tending the normal institute 70 be held IN
this city. commencing on ihe 9th OF Jure.
IL promises o. be one of the most successful
normalscycr bold in the state.
BIZ. ". L. lludr4li. OF Richmond, grand
commander % The Legion OF llOoOr, ID ia
this city ON an official visit 20 the order.
The total number Of coupons received for
take. by Treasurer E,ausOTd up 10 The
present amounts 10 S9,2jt This Is de-
crease as compared with iust year oi %, $50.
OWiue 10 pressing duties and engagements
st home Dir. Alexander Mcdonald, editor
in.clIef rf the NirgiuiIu, has decided not
blccO exhibit which De has had charge Of.
Commissioner Riley in letter TO Mr. Nc.
Donald expresses great regret al Mr.. Ne
! Donald's decision, snd urges him II possible
fo reconsider aud meet him IN Paris later IN
the season. Mr. Mcdonald bas collected and
prepared q splendid exhibit Of the different
rrt,ies Of tobacco grown In this state and
also in North Carolina, and deserves great
credit Tor the interest De has taken Ia the
matter.
Another new railroad town is TO be built,
and IFS name will be Cleveland. II viii be-
situated On tle south bank OF the Cliuch
river and on The Cliuch.Nalley division Of
the Norfolk and Western railroad. This re-
zion Of country is said TO abound with Tue
/ finest timber in tho south aud extensive de-
post. q coal and ir5n The town has been
/ land of and building will commence imme-
F dl.teiV.
The remains Of young Pryor, son Of Colo
mel Pryor. chief engineer OF the Georgia
railway, who died ia Georgia last Thursday,
was brought to this city yesterday and in
/ TERED. 10 is rumored here that he COM
/ uiffed sucidc,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-21

tSos and and 81 and 32 run daily between
Richmond and Chiffon Forge and daily except
SUNDAY between Balcony Falls aud Lexington.
ARRIVE RICHMOND.
SOP. " MAIL daily. THROUGH PASsEN-
CIR. A. NJ
us A. ~ ACCOa@ODATIoS daily (eEcep:
sunday.
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Eu.r-}uii Nesternav.

80. Louis:
Athletics. .....N % I'D d o.
LI~..lr.- log.s, g.; Athletics, D. Lr-
r.r--~t. Louis, ; Athletics, /. 8aiteries-
taamb.r'syuo aru Boyle; seward and Rob-
iu,un.
kan,a- C'tr.
hm.o- Cty........4 ID I II lis
Iru..Yn-. % % ] "-l-
L...-t.t.- Kansas city, n; BrookIyns.
ic. Tr.r,- Kansas CITY, :; Rrook.yns, s..
rafei. Mccarthy and Hoover; Hughes
and .-nor.
-t.ton Island:
N.w N.rTbshurgh game postponed
vain.
W.,a.a.,on.CAicaco game postponed
Iai1.
Philadelphia;
Pandlpa.aInlianapo'i. game post
pom. d-r.ln.
Louisville:
Observation-Disclosures game postponed on
account % rain.
Boston.
Bo.on.C.cyeanl came called at the end
o. tte tn,d inning on account OF the bad
condition oi toe ground.
Coumnu. Give innings -rainl:
tofGutus. .................o ID o. 2
(ut.uuat'-. ................0 % % o. %
Is4.r.h .t.-, columbus, 3; tuciuuat,. =.
Errors Doiumuu,. J; CIuciuua,i>, 3. Bat
tlri,s-Nay, and OC0nnor; Wan ard hee'
nan,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-21

cratic votes In Boone county and the deposit
tons taken 10 establish his claims we're read
bv the somNitlce TO-DAY. They had been
prepared IN very buneling manner and
certainly reflected no credit upon General
GoG-s attorneys IN that county. The notary
public before whom they were taken had his
certificate written IN tae middle Of the depo-
Ntions. The County clerk spoke oi the
election having been held on October 6,
1855" ard while some evidence was given to
uro,e Illegal votes there was little, II any. 10
rroyo for whom the votes were cast. The
committee declined 10 brow out any Of those
votes. The dispositions from Cabel county
were read this sijCrnoon and Will be acted
upou tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-21

rly telegraph o. tae Depa'cEl
Cincinnati. MAY 2o.-Ihe Lnt9ula meeting
BEGAN to-day with bad weather but large
attendance and good racing.
Fret rsce- introductory scramble, SIX
urnu-s- Geuna Won; Long Boy second,
Ie4crkraul h.rd. Time, 1894.
coud race di,tauc, and conditions same
o, m>t-Cue adler won; bruloietle second,
Valuable tCird FINE, l;l.4.
Ib5l race selling. one mic, for three
year.olds and upwarns- Pat Donovan won ;
Gardner second. stuart third. )ue. 1874.
Fourth Iace--sellinE, for tnrce-Near-olOs
and upwards. .tyeu tur!ougS-tupld woa ;
tsr1r second, OoeI,ktnlrd IimG 1929.
Tdtl r.co-I stoul1 drroy, for tlroe'ytar-
olG-. $4,000, oueaud one hif miles -lllutoo
tI8lt iooA tle lead % 'hc start ana was never
reached: lomc To- iaw second, King Regent
thrd. Gut, 2.tl.
SIXTH r4rr- tWu-ycar-o'd., four and bali
m.lonc, -Ge.v Hoo won; Joe Walton se-
couJ, pouhw ihrd. Tine, 5>1.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-21

Joy telegraph % the Dlspgtchl
Fg1oNlN, Nay 81. The track was fct'
logh deep 500 mud
Flt,t ra.c--siX far'ongs +. Dee won !;
Guarantee stcoud, Foiduam third. Time,
I.'tt.
second racc-one mile aud q furong-
pisbio Won; Bordclaise second, Blruslcr
third. Time 2:0l.
Third rscc-hNe furlongs- MucilaEe Won /;
Tormeulor second, Onward tuiTd. Time,
l.Oj.
Fourth race-ouc mllc-Be'la 3. won
Bohemia second, Crimaldi third. Tune,
1874.
lith rsce-.ix furlone.- Blue Rock won /;
Long Island second, Bob Furty taird.
Time. 1870.
Slx,h r.cc-purse $1,000, selling, al ages,
one milo anda sixteenth Inspector &. won !;
Guarantee second, Fcnelon third. Time,
1.I-l
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-21

the munIdcent and boosted cotton exc
portstIon OF the the United states. IheIe
is an importation OF fruits OF the 'a.us
Of go. 900, 600. hslf OF which at least sh3uIs
be produccd ln this country. The suOlec'
IL too large for treatment IN ie" par,
graphs or pages, but these suggestions in nv,
the lines on which the producuon III lul'
country should be extended, with reference
first, 10 the wants Of the popnlanon, grow,
ing beyond oil foreign presentment, nnI
next 10 the incidental expiration, ma'IIJ W
th- extended or Manufactured products, -
A service Of additional revenue snd az
regulator and uphOIdcr OF home price,"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-21
Provincial council OF thc Catholic
church.

Ci>r1NNlrL May 2o.-The fith provincial
council OF the Cincinnati lR0man Catholic
Church, which includes the states OF Ten
ncs,er. kentucky, Ohio, Indiana, and Mlca..
iesn. have begun rs sessions, when VIII
continue perhaps FOR week. u Is called Cd
consider moral and educational questions
pertaining 70 The Church, but has no luris'
dicuon over doctrine, end rs DEGREES are
void until approved Dy the Pope. TIE Sea-
SONS are held in secret and the proceedings
ale ia the Latin tongue.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-21
rhe we.tyirgisia Contest.

Special telegram 10 Tho Dtpa''hl
'nteLEsroN, IS. Va, May ~ - be iegs--
lshve committee on the gubernatorlsi contest
loAcuood Their work on tie BafDour'coun'
y Dispositions this mOrsigg. ia that county
vuoge eining cia,mtd that niufteen lileBfi
toHs were csst for General Con. Tue
tlafRes we're sustained IN eight cases. Gene
~ Coz Claimed tha, thlrty.fOur illegal votes
40 been cast for Judge Fleming snd ms
lbnges we're sustained IN I've cases. 0eoe'
"a 10H ElsO claimed fourteen Illegal Demo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-21

BEuroFr, y. G., Msy 2O.-Fcars are
entertained FOR tie safety OF the schooner
Iunity Il. Dyer Captain Weeks, which left
This port eighteen days ago for New York.
Ihe vessel was repaired before she left here
and was considered seaworihy. Something
undoubtedly nps hspvened to her, and It Is
teored tbst she has become waler-ogged.
The Captains family live here, aud hsVe
r.ce,yed no fidings from bin.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-21

r.pcc.ai telegram % Toe Dtspstca.l
Gtorctsrrg G.. D., VA, Msy 20 he
ee.l botg ola man 9ppsrruily slX'y-iNe or
seventy yesr. oid dritrd int Horn harbor
f.Is morning. &c. wss portiy with iuU
Wtte wh..kcr,, neatly drrssed IN block.
q. I.. pocket wac found ,isitng-card VIII
60 name "Dr William T.. Ramsey, bay
fl-w Asylum, Baltimore. ' World atlas,
N.w Testament, Baltimore Amcri'
fl1 oi May Or, "a sun Of My tue
l,a. 70 pair OF eyeglasses. Two combs, o.
liver watch. tlaut-book. and Other small
t1. les. bat no money. None OF tbe ~ll'
&c, rsi any name upon them. The Dpdy
v-, found by George aud Edward HugRlns,
tl1 Qfnyered 10 toe Coroner OF Mathews
county. There was slight wound ABOUT
&C. bad. which was probably caused bF
f-ft'nr agairst something There were 30
iasfks ~ violence. The body had not been
81 toe water long. a. only the hands we're
t.g4uy eaten by the crabs.
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my II
DICHMOND CITY AND SEVEN
Ia PINES RAILWAY COMPANY.

Trains leave Tweuty-sixth and p streets. on
the ElecTic Lane, every DAY except sunday as
ass A. NJ, I2 NJ, and 40 +, NJ, making the run
10 seven Pines In f0rTy-nys minnios returning,
ieaye seven Piaes az 7:aS A. NJ, eP. NJ. and
Pm.
on sundays leave Tweutysisth and streets
a. 8 A. NJ. 1870 p. NJ. and l:30 7. NJ. and leave
seven Pines at 10 A. NJ. $50 z. NJ, and Z. ".
H. BURLINGTON,
myl6 General Superintendent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-21
rhe Chierortne snear swindIers.

10y rTHpH y W nv -f7-II'I
NV YORK, May 4O.-The trial u william
F.. Howard, chief oi The alleged sugar
swindiers. who cueaied The Electric sugar
Refining Company ont OF thousands Of dol
Jars. was begun here to-day. Iic j. being
tried on an indictment for grand larceny IN
the hrst degree for obtaining $1,000 from The
sugar company under false preicnce-. The
work OF securing jury is ia progress.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-21
.rnr rer-Ps..ensers senrea.

10y -V0-T1 VI " -
Nlw YORK. Nav zO.-lt was long afternoon
to-day when the dense iog that has over
spread the lower bay since FRIDAY night was
sufficiently cleared away 10 enable HE im>
meuse fleet Of ocean steamers anchored there
10 come up TO thc city. jpto tbs afternoon
no ad liuonal disasters were reported 'his
side ~ sandy Hook. The DELAYED steamers
landed 5.5C2 cmigrants at Castle Garden, The
lsrge.t number iu one day ~ many wears.
The Arzoua, from Liverpool, reports being
nearly run into bog the steamer Nofmandie
on sunday morning 3 few miles below sandy
Hook. Tue passengers Gu DoA vessels were
rreniIY snarcd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-21
sARxxrs BY rxLxaKAPa


NEW YoBE. May 20 Cotton firm; sales to-day,
2l6 bales; last week mot before reportedl, l.SSs
bales for consumption ana ALAS bales for OK
port; uplands. llAc-; OrieanA, llhc.; nee re-
ceipts. 1870 bales: exports-to Great Britain,
237 bales, 10 The Continent 69l bales; stock,
.ss3 bales. Southern -four dull and hoayy
CANNON W lair ezra. s. a9ssas3l: good u choice,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-21
Lengthy Vibrations Of an Iarth-


Ty telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l
LICK OBSERVATORY. CAL., May 2o.-Ar
earthquake was felt here at nine minutes
past 81 Yesterday morning. The shock wa
not heavy, but the extraordinary feature OF d
was the great duration which was regis
tered on instruments. For two minutes anC
twelve seconds vibrations were feit. They
were from north To south.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-21
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
- MAY COMPANY
SCHEDULE ~ KFFEcr NAY Il lssa

sCHEDULg ~ EFFECT MAY - lsea
IkAvs RICHMOND
7:35 A. NJ. Local Galiy except sunday for Cliftoa
Forge. Does not ran sess u CIltloa
Forge.
500 A. n. k1oeess daily for Oid Point aud Nor
folk. Pullman bgnos EAlaco-Caf -
Ola Point
iioo A. NJ. Express dsi!y for Cineinnat tullmsn
PariOr Car % Charlottesville aud fuit-
man Noaabgio bunot SleepinS-CH
C0arlOttesyilis 10 Cincinnati IVa-
meets la Union station t0f al peiaS
Nest
saoP N. Express daily for Ola Point and
Norfolk. iullDAn Parior-NGf g. Ol1
POINT
b;l5P.M. Accommodation. except sunday, tor
H. +. q T.. Janc.lon.
elsPM, New York aat Cinclnnsu Nsstibuie
Limited daily. Pullman sleeping Car
20 aingon oonnecuag a. Chsriottos-
Vile VITA "Nesabula Limited tor
Cinelnnali and Louisville. Connccts IN
union stations Tor West and South
aRRIyk AT HfcaHOSn
7.tSA. ". daily from Cincinnati aud toniAyina
los A. N. daily from Norfolk aad Ola Point
asp. N. daily from cincinnan sni Louisville.
sis 4. n. daily eAeogi sunday irom CiiiioAs
fOrge.
7aoP. NJ. daily from Norfolk sai Old posal
station; Broad street. near Soyentoenta-
Ticket Off,,as: lDp east Maize street anu AZ
Chesapeake and Ohio railway stsioe.
h W. FULLER
Genoxal fnSseaxof Asea-
ALBANIAN. GssetAl. Manager. mxls
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-21
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET

NAY =, ~
Rains aro plenty, but seasons not yet good
We hear OF several factories having good
strike and worked hard Saturday, 20 got tobacco
down. Several did well to-day. though tho Iem-
perature IL not warm enough for general strike
ia other parts Of tho state, Va learn. We also
hear Of some plants Deiog set in Powhaian
county, near Henderson. y. c., and at other
points Up 70 saturday Henderson add Dan
Vile needed rain badly. Winston reports good
seasons. The markets are all still drm and
high. Dark One stemming leaf here sells more
readily and is a shsis stronger Lugs and COM
mon Is duh The Italian types we're on Change
This morning. but created little comment beyond
their being considered quite ane in leaf aud rich
aud rps red In color.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-21

The daughter Of the llte Mr. ChaLuei'
banker Of Mobile. Ala. Aver the death OF
Mr.. Chant,r her mother married Baron
Rouqur.
TnE SUIT AGAINST LORD sAIlsBuRf.
IoNpoy. Msy g0.--In the libelsuit brought
bv William O'Bren against Lord salisbury
the damage, are laid at GlO'OOJ'
ADVANCED.
IoNDov, Nav 20.-In the House OF COM
mons tonight the bill providing Tor adnl-
tional naval dof,nces passed ITS third reading
by vote d 1s3 TO 10l.
1ug YNPERoR's SPEECH.
Pynrr.. v2O.-Thc Rechsanzeiger gives
thot,.t cf EMPEROR Williams Trply 10 the
togsf 40 Mi. health which was given at the
hsnouet NJ the Brunswick last evening. In
Inns epeech the Emperor said: " hope thnt
cod will permit me 10 lead the Faiherland IN
fine way IL peace 10 which the policy Oh my
grandfather pointed"
WILL ELTCEN TO WORK.
Brrrly. Nav 20.-The striking miners at
Pochuu held fl meeting tO-day. \ resoiu-
lion rss adortcd declaring that The miners
would adhere o. the terms on tue Berlin
agreement. The strikers VIII return TO
work. but n the provisions OF the agree
meat are not put into effect in two months
they will strike again.
TO SUPPRESS ALL GAMBLING CLUBS
JoxpoS. NAV gl.-The hearing in the case
n the person, Who were arrested Tor gam
f LING M the time If 'Lc raid by the police
last week upon TIE Field Clhb we're cooUh.
ned today. aud resulted in the conviction OF
Cotton. the uropri,tor ~ the CLUB, who was
fined Cl00 The player, were DISCHARGED
,our.el for Count aud Counties, Dudley
whose son Lord Dudley was among those
4 arrested. den,ed that they had any commu-
rtrstiou with the police concerning The cha-
raclcr # the Field lob or HAT STE inNig'ted
the raid The public prosecutor announcer
that h was ne intention a the authorities I'D
suppress 20 gambling clubs, hundreds Of
which ~ present exist in London.
A CLASH BErulsN STRIKERS AND THE MIL
TAGY.
MrIAN, Nav 21-rhc strike among the
ppa.4nts I'm tli. province is spreading. \
cor1icf Inns occurred between the striker
and tine mIltary. during which one peasant
vas Killed and eight others were Injured
wous> MOTTO SIT is TIE COUNCILS.
Lo>uov. May 2o.-Tbe House Of Lords by
a vote oi 1HS 10 23 rejected the PROPOSE
made by tht Earl 81 Meath to allow women
tDsiti I'D county colncil-
IHE SAMOAN CONFERENCE.
pgeIrx. Nav 2O.-Tho North German Ga
yorte .,y, IL d. not probable That tbs samoan
conference will conclude a. iabofs io-mor
Tow.
IuZ PLOT AGAINST IHE CAR
LoSnoN. May 2).-hdyices from S.
Petersburg .iate tia, the police in Their en-
drators to discover the fan extent % Tho
rc.cnt.y.Gisroyr,C plot against the Gar
learned toal thc unglesdcr, % The con-
.piracy belonged TO the garrison at Cron
sttdt. lis reported that The Car VIII as
ui.. General Gourk from the goveruor-hil
of Warsaw. owing to bis unpopular system
o! administration.
IHE SHAN WELCOMED
ST.. PrTin-HcHG. Nav 2o.-lhe shah has
arrived 81 Eu,toy. The Commander 81 th,
Don C1.socAs and bis stal welcomed him &c
the city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-21
RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET

RICHMOND, May 2O-Receipts: l53 head OF cat
Ito: "a sheep aud lambs, and ig7 hogs.
sales: lls head Of cattle ~ sheep and
lamDs, and ~ hogs.
Prices:
Cattle-BesL 4hsikc. gross; medium 20 good,
8kafc. gross common 10 fair, ~ A3Ac gross.
sheep-3H Ave. gross.
Lambs !. z6c. gross
Hogs-6a6kc. net.
bulls. as gross
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-21

81 foasa5o. Wheat weaker; No. Q red. sikasiKc:
IN store; options heavy and lower: May ana
jane. 8sc.; July, sac. Corn fatty active, AaAc.
iowor, aud weak: 40. p 43c. In elevator; OBJ
tons dull and SnAc. lowor; May. axe; June,
Ale: July. Hhc. Oats heavy Hnd lower; %
lions duh and steady May, sSAo. June. 2sc /;
July. 2shc.: No ?. spot, s5s as9c mixed,
western, T's5)c. Hops hrn. Conee-0piions
steady: May. N6iO; June. Sl6GtiGW; July,
Si6f5asl60; spot Rio QUOT sugar quiet sad
stesdy. Molaesos quiet. Rice steady. Potro-
leum quiet aud steaiy: refined here, 0.oc
Cotton-eeed oil weak; crude. prime. 40c: on
grades 3lq37c. yellow sc. Rosln st9sGy Aod
quiet Iurpenine dun. Hides hrn; vet
salted. New Orleans selected. ~ 10 80 pounds. -
&C.. Wool quiet snd steady. Pork steady and
quiet Beef quiet Boof-hams quiet Tered
beef slow. Cutmeais Gtm: picklei bellies, "
pounds, &C. 10 pounds, dc; picked hams,
Kali Nc; picked shoulders, 5hsIHc. mii-
dies slow. Lard lower and dull: western steam.
N.iosGia%; May, 500; June. 800 Freighis
steady.
CHICAGO.
CurcA AGO. May 20 - ash quotations wore: Flour
friner bat not quotqbly higher; No. spring
and 40. : rod whes', S3S aSic. No. cora.
1880. No. Gale. .2kc Nesg pork, 81 i5as 10.
Lard. sG72Nass.15 Sh0rf-ubs f3.72s aihD ;
Shoulders. 8 10 4aiIeS. shors~rleaf. sb.i.Ha
~ NhisKey. slG
rf... q 81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-21

nrm1S. May 20.-The North German Ga
ycfte saws If Fl. not probable that tbs samoan
conference will conclude IT, iabofs to-moI'
TOW.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-21

CHICAGO, May 20 Wheat WIS srone carly.
but later became weak. July opened ~ ~1fut
days cose and ruio1 lrreg Il1r, closing Al 'ttf 70
lower han SATURDAY. Csrn Wa active within q
narrow range. closing fl- a8ne Gs ea,uri1N.
Oa's we're quiet snd staadv AMI prices we're cone
nned to d e.. range. I'oik lttfo tcl very hft'e A.
tcn.ion. ne feeling was a tttle ttroscer cary,
hue the market reaL enei later ami declined = a
I4.c and cl04ed rntbcr quiet. Lard was cu'l
ana easy. ciosips rather same. Snort roe weto
only ia.rly active ont closet ame at ls''.c DO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-21

The SUIT AGAINST LORD SALISBURY.
LONDON, Msy g0.--In the libel SUIT brougnI
bv " illiam O'Bren again't Lord salisbury
the damage, are laid at GlO.OO1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-21

The peculiar purifying and building.np
mowers OF Hoods safsspArila make IL TUG
Very best medicine " take ~ 'nIS SeaSoh
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-21
srrcfAr PREDICTIONS

WASHINGTON, May 20-S p M-Gonerelly ie!r
weather will probably prevail over the Middle
and southern states and the onto valley during
wednesday, with slightly warmer weather
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-21

ANDERSON. Died, In this city. saturday Nay
ISM. st- O'Clock +. ~. ROSA BRUCE, beloved
Wit. 81 Fraacie T. Anderson, Jr., To tho thirty
ai.l year rt Is age.
Iho rn,naius were carried - Lexington. Va,
for iuteruent there, 0n ue lJ.4O i. ID. train 5ll-
dag May lJl,,3
DAyIS.-uied. Monday, Nay 2Jtn, NJ go a.
NJ. Mrs. ". CORNELIA DAVIS, daughter OF
William H. henson
Funeral THIS AFTERNOON az 4.30 o'clock
from tae first Presbyterian church.
TAYLCR-uied, Monday morning, May -,
Isea ANNIE EAWES. beloved vito Of George
heih Taylor. in the fJrty-uiuu year Of her ago.
Funersl services a. ST. johns Episcopal
church TUESDAY, May 2l-t, at 80 b. NJ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-21

ST.. Pr1.r-EraG. Nav 2o.-lhe shah has
arrived 80 RoJOv. The Commander Of the
Don Cl.socAs and bis stall welcomed him TO
Ln nIlN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-21

Tho fsyorte rouieto Baltimore Thssteano>
co h.s itue are 'sfeis ~ l~aIty. elegance AMI
comfort Leave Richmond 'sN y ~ and N5l
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taycs g. business neu In enabling them % ieaFs
ki,hmcud uenr tho close ~ inc cays rams
actions and acuFn ~ Baum 're eaf.y next mora
INK. sf'c- having en'ey'1 d'ARhuul hights
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General Passenger Ag"as
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Division Iassenger Asfns
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arriving Nor. lik lH.l Dr. 81. llrnJsl
car Kicsm0nf ODD Norfolk
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railroad. Arrive az Fefsfr burg t-sl
g. BE-. roauortlng VIA ifal4 ~" ..
leaving peJamDurZ rs 40 B.. " ~
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noogs ami eli pyu~ soolh an
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without change, having le.7lsu.rf lsIIf ~
as B.. I.. al1 lyl,nolls 90 NompLs ni1nou'
So' 8-Lynchbgr, Sew Orleans, asI G3a-
nohe t1 Chattanooga. ..loIt CHANGE
Iirfcfs. baggage Dcot'. ani A.. ininf.ni a
csu h8 obtained Ht iN'hfooni ana oyer 'I'ii (
railroad dep1L A. ~. Da.Ue0f. lllJ hain s-f'' F,
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General ls-s-nss- As.l-
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General once. Eoanot'. Va DAY
4 TLANTlC COAST LINE.
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TRafN, sou INWARD
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-21
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