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bo1 , coo mon ton JAMES A. sHAcKLEFORD.
derel him, from among whom he selected
tho requisite number 10 form tho Eighth
Kentucky cavalry, Of which he was com
missionod colonel For three years he served
with distinction, one OF his exploits being the
capture OF Gen. John H. Morgan during the
latter's raid through Kentucky, Indiana and
Ohio in 1868.
In the East Tennessee campaign he COM
manded with marked ability the cavalry
corps-sixtcen rcgiments-ot the Army Of the
Ohio. In January, 1904, having lost his vie,
leaving four infant children to &c cared for,
he resigned his place in tho army. Ia the
same year be located in Evansville, md, and
resumed tho practice q. law. 10 was ono OF
the Republican electors for the state Il In
diana ia 1850. In ISIS be was ono OF the Pc
publican electors fog the state nt largo. and
vas made chairman n. the electoral college
which cas- Re vote Of Indiana for Harrison
and Morton.
The mayor Of the town OF Guthrie-the Ok
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REVIEW.
New York. May 31-Gold engage
ments So. SOC. 600 to-day. and the meet
ing Of the c. b. and y. 5 reduced rates
by the St. Paul and Northwest helped a
little reaction. Lowest prices we're
made before noon, and the sharpest de-
clines were in Atchison, Chicago.
Burlington and Quincy, Gas, Michigan
Central, Northwestern, Rock Island
and the San Franciscos. Soon after
noon Union Pacific and Northern Pa
cific advanced a point and the whole
market rallied easily. 1t was clearly
shown that good news meets with in
slant response while effects of any bad
news is stubborply resisted. Under the
bad news of Union Pacific and Northern
Pacific the whole marked ad-
vanced sharply. The Chicago, Bur
linglon and Quincy and At
Gibson April statements will be
bull cards. In the last half hour the
whole list was active and higher, led
by West Union, st. Paul and Lake
Shore. Closing about the highest OF
the day.
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IN THE indian TERRITORY.
he First United s,aics Judge Cuthrie's

The First United Siaics Judge--Cuthrie's
First Mayor
James n. shacklcford, the first United
States Judge of the Indian territory, was
born nearly sixty-two years ago In Lincoln
county. Ky. After obtaining his elementary
education at private schools lie was sent to
Stanford seminary. lie then completed bis
education under the tuiorship Of tho cele-
brated Kentucky educator, James 7. Bar
bour Of Springfield shackieford served In
the closing year Of the Mexican war,
and studied Jaw on bis return home. He
was admitted 10 the bar thirty-fiye
wears ago, and continued an extern
sivo practice until the outbreak % tho
civil war. when he organized the Twenty
afth recimcnt. Kentucky infantry, which 10
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, May Sl.-Narket dull;
sales. 26, 500 bales. Receipts at ports,
] 900 bales. against ST. bales last week,
and 2.2s0 last year. Spot cotton firm
midding uplands, lit; sales, G9s to
spinners and 500 bales speculation.
Futures closed: June. 10 62a1O.6i; July.
1O.Gsal0.G9: August. 10.13al0 ~ Sep
TENDER, 10.l5al0 l6; October. 9.sSa9 ".
November, 9.S3a9.Sl; December. 9.s5a
9. SO: January. 9.94a9 9j: February
lO.O5alO.O7; March, lOOSal0.10: April.
10. 16al0.1S.
Liverpool spot cotton steady: mid
ding uplands, bid, sales, 7,COO bales.
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ago. She is an accomplished woman Of lit
erlrv tastes, ani has Travelled extensively.
She is a decided blonde and acknowledge by
al 10 be- beautiful. but not more distinguished
by personal beauty than by quocnly dignity.
She has o graceful. slender figure and dresses
in exquisite taste She Is an accomplished
horseback rider and In that respect will be a
Et companion for the cx-sccretary III his
favorite exercise and amusement.
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The British naval programme for the
future ia colossal. In addition to III.
thirty-eisht war ships Of one kind or an
other now in construction, seventy more
are to se laid down at cost OF twenty
two million pounds sterling, making five
hundrcI and one war ships by 1894.
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New York Financial market.
lBy Telegraph.l

by Telegraph
NEW YORK, May 3l.-Money closed at
81 per cent. Exchange closed steady
posted rates, 4SSa4S9i; actual rates.
4S7ia4S7i for sixty days. and 4S9aiS9f
for demand. Governments closed
frm-currency 6's, 119 bid; As cou-
poDs. 1919 bid; Al 3 do. 1877 bid.
Market weak in morning. Afternoon
the market was somewhat stronger.
and early decline was partly recovered.
Sales. %. 035 shares.
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lahona town which
sprang up like
magic when that
territory was open
eds Col. d. b.
Dyer, formerly OF
Kansas City, and
he IS q hustler from
away back. He is
cleaning out the
gamblers and other
rough characters
rs rapidly as In
spector Byrnes
manages the New
York piekpaekets,
end his strong in
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the people Of the old world and the new to
observe,
or LfnrrTAD.
20 * licencia y no g tirania,
n point the reader can easily translate Tor
himself IL is a moderate statement that
this polvglot address Of the fathers Of
ST. Xavicr's win attract attention as long as
any address Of the occasion. st. Xaviers
college in its present form dates from the
troubious times Of some forty years ago,
when the original school building was burned
Soon after the fathers began the development
Of the present college. which is now furnished
with magnificent buildings The fac-simiies
used in this article are from the centennial
number Of The Xavier, n handsome periodi-
cal issued by the students Of the college, the
centennial edition being No. Of Vol VI
The st. Xavier also contains the best Latin
productions of the students and much other
matter Of interest.
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When a girl holds her breath moment
and then S.ys swectly. "Oh, no. smoking Is
not a. all disagreeablo to me, Mr.. Price,
YOU may be sure that Mr.. Price Is not at al
disacreoabls 10 her. whether smoking Is or
not.-Somerylllc Journal
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rhor Mnnt More Room.

III rumored that tho dudes OF Dearborn
ovcnue are going 20 petition 70 have that
thoroughfare widened 50 that theymay prom
epade ON il in their Sunday trousers without
causing Inconvenience to vehicle Ia the
sfreet.-Chicago News.
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A Kansas paper is not certain about Il, bu'
Is OF tho opinion that Tho toking, CHINA
Uazotte has como TO stay. II has Just oe'v
brated It's l, 0Ooth birthday, -.- -....
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A SueccstiOn.

Mrs Gohehtly 10 eminent musical critic)-
What do you think Of tho new opera, Mr.
Crochet
Eminent Musical Critic-Well, 1t wouldn't
be- bad il somebody would set 1t 20 music. 900
Pick- Mo Up.
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'sWife, you arc too vain about that dress
You should Ok your mind on something
higher"
II have, dear-on a go bonnet saw IN d
window 10 day. "--Harpers Bazaar.
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81" 80
commanded at tho
battle Of Fort Dom
olson, after which
he was compelled,
ON account Of fail
ing health, 70 re-
sign the Office Of
colonel Of the regi-
ment. He was au-
thorized by Presi-
dent Lincoln, In
1852, TO raise a cav
airy regiment, and
two weeks after he
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE. B
RfCHMOSD, Va. MAY .. lSs4. +
SPECIAL Co-PARrNERsHIP.
7 United PARTNERSHIP.
ioND.

VmGINIA-CIrY OF RICHNOND. 10 WIT.
The undersigned having agreed upon a
limited partnerhip. and being the persons
forming the same, do now in compliance with
law make aud severally sign this paper. The
name and place Of residence Of each partner
is rs follows. 10 wit: John Il Cary. whose place
of residence l. the city Of Richmond G.. J..
WngO and John :. Elicit and James ID. Crump.
who are merchants and partners doing bust
ness In the city o. Richmond under thC firm
and style OF WingO. Elicit * Cfump. and the
place OF residence of each of Wnum ls also the
city OF Richmond: =. A. Subiett and ". Va
Cary, who are meFohsnts and partners doing
business In the city OF hichmuni under the
ilrm and style OF Suhlett \ Cary, and the place
of residence OF each Of whom is also the city Of
Richmond.
The name or firm unlcr which the said
limited partnership IS TO be conducted Is
JOHN X. CARY.
The said John X. Cary Is the general part
ner.
The said c. +. wingo and John :. Elicit and
James /. Crump, comprising as aforesaid, the
firm Of WingO, Elicit Crump. ard the said
L. \. Sublett and W. VI. Cary. comprising, as
aforesaid, the firm Of Sublett q Cary, are the
special partners.
The special partners contribute the sum OF
$1,000 IN the following manner-that is TO say
c. T.. WngO, John ;. Elicit and James -.
Crump. composing. as Aforesaid. the firm Of
NingO. Elicit \ Crump. contribute each one
of them the sum OF $3.50. making the aggre-
l.Nt
T.. A. Subiett and W. n. Cary. composing. NJ
aforesaid. the trim OF Sublett x Cary, cOnfri-
bute each one of them the sum OF - 80
n.ak NJ the further aggregate amount OF
500.
The general nature OF the business 10 be
trar slcted is that Of WHOLESALE
GROCER.
The place of said business is to be the city
Of Richmond. and the duration ~ the part
nership j. " be three years, beginning ON the
9Th day Of May. 1882
Made and soyerally signed by Us with our
names this ith day Of May. 1889.
JOHN X. CARY,
{. T. WfNGO
JOHN 5. ELLETT.
J. ID. CRUMP
i. \. ST nLETT
W. VI. CARY.
STATE OF YRGNIA-CrY OF RICHMOND, TO
WIT:
Edwin peasants. |. notary public IN and for
said city, do certify that John X. Cary. whose
name Is signed TO the writing above. bearing
date on the 4th day Of May. 1850. came in per-
son on this day before me. In my said city, and
being by me ouy sworn, made oath ana ssid
that each sum Of money stated In tho said
writing 10 be- contributed by the special part
ners therein named-tO wit. $3.50 by {. T.
wingo, $3.50 by John ;, Elicit. S2.5n0 by
James ID. Crump. <At5 by L. A. Suhictt, .. If
1880 by W. N, Cary-has been actual, paid
In casa.
And i do further certify rat the said John
X. Cary, {, T.. wingo az. John ;. Elicit. and
James y. Crump Ind A. Suhlett and W. ".
Cary. "hCs" names are signed 70 the writing
atOr' said, dated. as aforesaid, on the 9Th day
Of May. lee9. have acknowledged the same be
fore me Ia my said city.
Given under my hand this 9TH day of May,
in the year lss9. EDWIN PLEAsANTS,
my5 saIw Notary Public.
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WHOLESALE PRICE cuRmEN r.
Country Produce.

Reported by Spratley & Overbsy, Comm.s-
sion Merchants, l2O6 Cary street
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Baltimore stock Market.

.lBy Telegraph
BALTIMORE. May 3l.-Virginia con-
suls. 3ea40; do. 10 4O's, 36i bid, do.
threes. 69a70.
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diyiduality commands respect from oyea ira
toughest citizens
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
=
IN THE CHANCERY COURT OF
i THE CITY OF RICHMOND.

~.
IN THE CHANCERY COURT OF
L THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
Thomas c. Balm, trustee...............P Plaintiff.
against
II. NJ. Smith < Co. and others. Defendants.
Extract from decree made in the above
cause on the 9th day Of May, 1852.
THE Court doth adjudgo. order. and
decree that this cause be referred % one OF
the commission rs OF this court, VINO shall in
qure and report
II. An account Of all the debts of the de-
PENDANTS. II. VI. Smith n Co. provided for IN
the decd exhibited with the bin. showing their
amounts. TO whom he same are due. AMI the
order I'm which they are secured by said deed.
-. An account OF the property OF every
kind In said deed conveyed. tre form in which
il exists. nnl it, value. which account shall
also show what special licns o. membranes.
II any. paramount 10 said deed, exist upon any
part or part, OF said property
3. An account of the Transactions Of
Thomas 4. Balm. trustee, under said deed
q. An account showing how the proceeds OF
the trust property, a. il shall be realized.
should be disposed Of among the creditors
provided for iu said decd
-. Any other matter specially stated and
deemed pertinent, Ac.'
COMMISSIONERS OFFIcE.l
RICHMOND, Va. May q lssg
All parties interested 10 the decree from
which the foregoing il an extract are notified
that have fixed on MONDAY. the 10Th day OF
june lsse. at 10 o'clock A. " as the time.
and the Office of Minor * Daniel. % Skaters
Building. Richmond, Va. rs the place. tor
making the inquiries aud taking the, account
directed by the said decree. and all creditors
OF II. NJ. smith \ Co. are warned 10 appear at
the said time and place ard prove their claim s.
Given under my hand as commissioner in
chanccry OF the Chanccry Court Of the city OF
Richmond, j, X. Y. DANIEL.
Commissioner.
MCGUIRE * ELLErT, II. W. SMITH. Jr.. p. q.
myll-~diwk-
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IN cHAsCERY.

The object Of this suit Is to recover Of the
defendants. Fannie IA. Greaner and MOllie
& Greaner n debt Of six hundred and eighty
eight dollars. with interest thereon rom 9th
day OF February. 1889. until paid, and 10
subject TO the payment Of the same, by at
tachmen:. the interests OF SAID defendants in
the estate of william Greancr. deceased. and
ans debts that may be due them by defend
ants. Louis Rawlings and others, and any
other effects OF said defendants in virginia.
And affidavit having been made ana filed
that said defendants. MOllie G.. Greaner and
Fannie III. Greaner, sre non residents Of the
state OF Virginia, IT Is ordered that they APP
pear here within fifteen days after due pub
ilcaton Of this order. do what is necessary
to protect their interests in this suit
A cOpy-Ieste:
CHARLES W. GODDIN, Clerk.
b. RAND. WELLfORD. p. q. my 25-~atW
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ex-sEcRETARY BAYARO'S FlANcE.
Miss Mary willing Ciymer, Daughter OF
DIR. Meredith Clymer.

Miss Mary willing Clymer, Daughter OF
DIR. Meredith Clymer.
Not much surprise was created by the au-
tboritatiyo announcement Of tho matrmo-
rial engagement between ex-Secretary Of
State Bayard and Miss Clymeri Of Washing
ton. Numerous preternaturally sharp eyed
society women Of the capital had surnised 1t
last winter: in fact. during the last two years
Of President Clcycland's administration.
Mr.. Bayard Is 81 years old. He lost bis
wife and brilliant daughter in quick sue
ccs.ion. but he has q large family Of grown
children. His daughters are distinguished
for their intellectually, and were remarka-
bly, successful in society while their father
was i'm the United States senate and mem
Der of President Clevelands cabinet. Mr..
Bayard. by the way, is the fifth member OF
bis family who has occupied scat in the
United States senate
Miss Clymer is the only daughter OF Dr.
Ccorro Cfvmcr. for many years surgeon IN
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the nav y. th g
granddaughter Of
Admiral Shriback
and tho grand
daugllterofGoO
Ciylucr. Who was
one Of the slencrs
Of the Declaration
oflndepcn,lenco, rs
wen as one ~ the
framcrs of the Fed
cral constitution.
DR.. Meredith ely
nler. tue distin-
cuishci physician
Of New York city,
isa member Of the
same family Mis-
Clymcr lives with
her mother ia @
beautiful man Jon
onCCnnecticutavc-
nue. in Nasiiiigto
where She was bonn
.Is..4.s ..f.a.. ~ I. o. .
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VIRGINIA - IN THE CIRCUIT
' COURT OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND,
MAY 2iiH, 1889:

VIRGINIA-IN THE CLERKS OF
Y FICE OF THE CHANCEkl COURT OF
THE CITY OF RICHMOND, TIE path DAY
or MAY. 1sS9.-IN VACATION.
against
Mollie {. Greaner. Fannie II. Greaner, John
Enders executor OF William Grcancr, de-
ceased: city Bank Of Richmond, Planters
National Bank OF Richmond John W. An
derson, stephen Hunter, Roberta I. Hun
ter, Louis Rawlins, and James +. Tyler.
nal.nIunfA
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RAILROAD BONDS.
Richmond stock Market.
RICHMOND, VA, May 81, 1889.

Repor,ed by John l.. Williams 4 son.
ankers and brokers, No. I'LL Nam street.
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ClpITAL TaIZE. S3O.NOO.

fl..E oF TICKETS. AMERICAN MONEY.
uhoI,.. q. @, Halves. So, Quarters. 30 Cents.
H.... --s Tickets for $50 United
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE
New York Stock Market.


Reported by &. ". Branch & Coz bankers
and brokers, No. iii Main street.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

49,
VIRGINIA - IN THE CIRCUIT
v COURT or THE CITY OF RICHMOND,
MAY path 1880:
Isaac EIgcnbrun ........................PI Plaintiff
against
W. r.. Grubbs. doing business as w. f..
GruDbs x Defendants.
In debt and upon an attachment returned
executed.
The object Of this suit is 30 recover again 1t
the defendant the sum OF S3iO.1i with in
terest thereon at the rate OF q per centum
per annum from May 3, 1880, until paid. and
TO attach the estate or debts owing la the
said defendant In the city of Richmond, ard
subject the same 10 the payment Of the
plaintiff : claim. And affidavit having been
made aud filed that 10 the best OF the afiiant's
belief the said defendant H. not resident Of
this state. II is ordered that he appear here
within fifteen DAYS after due publication
hereof. and do what Is necessary t. protect
his interest In this suit.
\ Copy-Teste:
ALFRED SHIELD Clerk.
MCGUIRE ELLErr. y q. my2o SAW
VIRGINIA - IN THE CIRCUIT
Y COURT OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND,
MAY 2irH, 1889;
aiborne Watki ms ................ ..... Plaintiff
against
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company and
the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Balti =
more Railroad Company .-~...... Defendants.
In ease and upon an attachment returned
executed.
The object Of this suit is to recover against
the defendants s1j.OOO.OO. and 10 attach the
estate or debt OWL TO the said defendant,
In the city of Richmond. and subject the
same 20 the payment Of the plaintiffs claim.
And affidavit having been made and filed
that to the best Of the atlantis belief the said
defendants are foreign corporations and not
residents of this State. IL is ordered that they
appear here within fifteen DAYS after due
publication hereof and DO what is eccssary
10 protect their interests in this suit.
A cDpy-Teste:
ALFRED SHIELD, clerk
l.. II. PAGE, p. q. my25-saiw
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the people Of the old world 'nd the new to
observe.
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Bacon-Virginia hams. choice old. 15c
per pound; new hams. small. l2 to l5c;
new hams, large, 10 to lGc; sides, . to
10c; shoulders. Z to Sc.
Beans-Choice navy, S1.7j to 50.
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VIRGINIA - IN THE CIRCUIT
v COURT or THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
MAY path, 1880:
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RANDOLPH.
Correspondence.

Correspondence.
RANDOLPH. O.. June 8, 1885,
Decoration day was very appropriately OBJ
served here by the CO operation of the citizens
with the Vactor Stanford Post The weather
was somewhat threatening in the morning
which delayed the exercises in the forenoon, but
at 10 o'clock, a procession was formed, headed
by the Atwater Band, followed by the decorat-
ing committees. of twenty young ladies. MEM
bers of the Post James Weaver Camp S. of ",
and citizens, and proceeded to the cemeteries in
the west part of town. Owing to the rain
the exercises in the afternoon which were to have
been held in the Park were held in the Rink.
Aft short opening speech by ]. C, Brainerd.
Chairman of the occasion, and collection had
been taken, w. ]. Dickinson, who has for many
years kept record of events in the township.
read the names of all those who enlisted from
this town. giving their age, time of enlistment
and service of each one. A very able address
was then given by the Orator of the day, Rev.
Knowles, of the Disciple Church, who was fol-
lowed by z. A. Davis, Esq. with a few well
chosen remarks. The exercises were inter-
spersed by music from the Band and Choir.
N. D. Hoskin received his commission ap-
pointing him postmaster, one day last week. We
believe Mr.. Hoskin is the first postmaster ap-
pointed in the county by this ADMINISTRATION.
], F. Haughawaut raised large bank barn
on his farm in Suffield last Saturday. John
Fisher. of >uffield, is doing the work,
Chdren's Day will be observed in the NJ. E
Sunday School sext Sunday; in the Disciple S
S. two o-weeks later.
The funeral of Mrs Mabel Keller Post will be
held this afternoon, in the Disciple Church.
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SHALERSvILLE.
Correspondence.

correspondence.
Decoration services were held on Sunday
May 26. Rev. Bartless delivered a Memorial
address at the Church, after which a procession
consisting of Grand Army, Womens Relief
Corps and Sons of Veterans, of Mantua, and
citizens of this place was formed, and moved to
the cemetery, where graves and memorial cross
were decorated.
The theatrical company is to give an enter
tainment on Saturday evening. The principal
performance will be the drama Z" The Poacher S
Doom"
Thempsons sawmill has been moved to Ash
tabula County.
Fl. Sphinx. of Mantua.'is painting the Church.
C.. o. Blair rejoices over the advent of a
daughter.
The Farmers Club, supposed by some to
have become dead corpse long ago, held a
meeting Saturday evening. 1t is proposed 10
hold meetings once in two weeks hereafter. To
judge from reports. the program Saturday eve
ming was rouser.
A A. Barber has employed wooden clerk,
which, for only nickle, will test your lung
power. give you cigar and perfume your
handkerchief. One man claims that it is the
smartest clerk in the establishment.
There was some talk while ago, about hav-
ing the weather probabilities made known by
the signal service system of flags The takers
seem to have been frightened by the late spell
of weather.