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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-22
rresbyter,an Csncrai Assembly
.By telegraph 20 tae D-g4,.a.I

'Lg telegram I'D L.e NIr.'4 20.
Cu.rrA>oosA, 1tS... Nav 2I-Ihe Gene
ra( Asseruhly q TIE ~outheru Prr~uy ter3n.
began a. nHh days session day.
The report % tae Committee ON Nara.
tves indicating ga eNc,l.ut condition 90
crur.l sfsils. wis submitted. TIE clause
glti.ing the .sc0rtluuence of tac afternoon
Frflc-, of SUNDAY va. ordered ,trichcu
on. after whhDt the report was adopted.
E-Y. A.9rlD J.. Peas, representative OF
ft- Reformed Church ODD Tie United NiH.'s,
delivered an address.
yte Ch4irmsu 90 the Committee on Co
operation read tine following report:
90 tbe General Assembly;
Yotr committee % vhieh was referred the
ccr.idsretion of The report ~ ile comsii'
t.e appointed by inc last General Assembly
t9 c.oier win similar commu'ec of ih'
GcyrIaI Assembly OF tnc North s- To- fra'er-
f.' ro-opcrarOn would respectfully report
ft.t tesy met ~ directed by toe Moderator
tai ofgsriled by eieciiu2 Rev. j. ". Lup-
t.n. 3D.. n chairman, and Rev. a. t. D1r-
4t' secretary.
The report vas taken Up Ia its various DE-
y .-..us and DISCUSSION ~ al the points IN
vowed thsrein was free aud unSc'trsinc1.
Alter fru consd.ral.ou tbe committee re-
f1.gsd o. recommend 20 the assembly, the
f.UBf'UU - tie report Is q " hNit. 1 %" 4N''
uas rslt.d. with tue following result; 10
fe.ar az recommending the a>opuon, 10
opposed. e: absent, 2; u0u-liquet .
It.rs. VS.. then tNkcu.
Ile Charleston Pre-bytery, di,er The meet-
t-. offte Baltimore Assembly, passed reso-
B ...ns declaring thst the assembly hsd lu1l'
r. decided tbsi tbe doctrine OF evolution
d. 4arbt by pr. James Woodrow was con-
ir.', to the siaudards Of the Church and Tor
boiling all public conteudlug against tue
c.-,i9n ~ the assembly The synod OF
t.l.a Carolina declared this action unWlse'
ir,gusr. ana unconstitutional Tue COM
fI.le OF the present General Assembly re-
t,uuenAed that the seton q the synod be
appfo,,d D., lar ~ u declared the action Of
re Lnsfcston Presbytery un~'se, but dis
approved 70 IN % fsr a. u declared thar tue
truon WA irregular and unconstitutional.
iln ropofl vas called at 9 T. NJ. Tor as
fesion. An hours exciting dcDA'e as 10
iuuug the speeches Of members was hSd.
hol.ors, pDeudments, substitutes, ana Ie.
tou-iaeratlOns followed eEch Otner 10 rapu
tNrccssiou. The assembly closely resem pea
political convention IA its noisy session
hsiiy Il was agreed TO sIlot one hour suu d
4i 10 reach 4. &. Wishing aud Dr. J' l.;
niafdceu IN representatives. Of the sypoo
'sa Pfssbyt'Ty respectively, bail 40 hom 10
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-22
DIR. J. y. Ogden. Of South Carolina, and ten

DR.. J. y. ogden. Of South Carolina, and ten
minutes each 10 other members.
Rev. MFR. Whaling was the first speaker on
behalf 81 the action OF the synod. lie said
the Proshytery Of Charleston was the az"
grcssor IN this matter. The Baltimore As
sembly decided the Woodrow case-de'
ciding that evolution as taught by him is
contrary to the Standards OF the Church.
The Charleston presbytery came along aud
graluitouslv went beyond the decision OF
the assembly and raised new issue. IL the
law Of the Church is criticised az It IL, why
should julcial decision be above criticism 7
Am 20 be tried Tor hcresy Tor speaking my
thoughts hcrcY Tac ntcrdict Is without
precedent ltis lcit for this presbytery TO
initiate the most tyfannical power OF Rome.
Dr. !. 4. Girardc "a spoke in behalf OF the
Charleston Pfcshytcry. and said he thought
the pIe,oyiery had some reasons for rs ac~
ton.
Rev. Or. Adgcr. Of South Carolina, made
on aDie argument 20 show that toe presny-
tory passed to- resolution by small ma
jority, that IL offered no eXplanatian OF ITS
aciinn until protest was made; that the
re.olpfion WIS unnecessary, and that 1t eX'
cecded ITS authority.
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nno .tnnr,er inllnn EiophIns IRE.

fhy telegraph TO ihN titpdt'"I
BuINcpf, May 2l.-George j. Appold,
president u ODE Merchant' ant Miners
Transportation COMPANY. said this morning
tB,t thp -tcsmer johns Hopkins, which
burned l'>' night, va. worth S-0O,0OO and
,g4, incurred Tor @ltj 600. The greater part
pf ta. cargo had Teen unlosded, ana only
300 usle. Of cotton. lot Of lumber and
som, ro.in remained on board when the
tge broke ont Ibcco,lon WAS from Georgil
.n r.rfs 90 LNerpoo, and was insured
from tGr point % shipment. Most OF the
oilrr catgoocstroyed was Insured. It's not
buoW set how much remained on the yes~
So. Or NJ. Arpo.d thought the total yaiue
would not exceed $4,000. several officers
o. tns company visited tle wrecG this morn
iug apd found TIE flames sill mdustUous.y
10 worN on the timtcrS OF toe interior. The
neat va, .tiii so great that they could not get
near tue ship. Ass soon - possible an eXG'nl-
nation Of the huu Will by made with view
"a determining on some disposition Of 1t. II
i.hought that 10 will be- stolal loss, III which
case the iron VIII probably be sold to junk
dealer. The steamship William Lawrence
viii ,ake the place % the Hopkins on the
,syauuah route on Thursday.
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tons closed unchssged and quiet; spot Rte
quiet; fair cargoeS. 1850. sugar-kas duh and
nominal: fair refining. 6xc.: ce1rifugalS ~
test. ne bid; refined stesdier; g, No: sf-
ira G. 7.a7Hc. whits extra Q. 7its7 Bio on
A, 7,sasc. mould A, s4c.: standard y, she.;
confectiooers A. SIC. c1t-loaf, r.. ; crushed,
Dr. povderef. SIZE: grsnulsted. s4c.: cuDes.
SKc Molasses quiet Hice stesfy and quiet.
Petroleum stesiY and quiet; re0nef here,
6s5c. Cotton-seed oil gniet Kosin quiet A0f
steady. Turpentins duh AZ ssHs5qc. Hides
steady. Wool steady and quiet. Pork qnoi
Reef dull. Beef-baRs iDsctlve. 1ierced Deer
dun. Cut-moafs quiet Modes quiet Lard
stronger and quiet western steam. us; Nay,
S.ig, June. E.i0 Freigbts 5rmcr
CHICAGO
CHICAGO, NAY Cash quotations rere: Flour
n0mlnaliy unchanged No. spring wheat,
&c. No. red Sc. Ma. corn. S'ic. No..i
oafA, 22sc. Mess-pork. SlLe0atii.s24. Lard.
So e as6.17x. shori-rin@, fa75afiA; enoul-
derS s5l2& ata23; ehortciear. NRHapI-
NhlSkeg. fl.O2
Thalaadiae fnturas rangei a. foilou4.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-22

Tep0-Tal toT5TTam 10 Il9 UIspaIcHI
NoKrOlK, VA, MAY 2l.-Ihis afternoon
severe hsil-storm passed through the truck
Joe region Of Princess Anne county, dong
considerable damage to the growing CROP,
gruit. Nc. Thcrs was much destruction 10
trees aud hight framework 10y tue violence
Of thc wind. In Norfolk county from
Bowcf's Hill 10 the southern branch OF the
river the trucking farms were badly cut ~
by the hail. Along the seaboard and Roanoke
railroad toe storm was very severe, aud
much damage resulted from the wind and
mad. On the TaT-Riyer division OF The sea-
board road trees were blown across the
track and a freight train was thrown from
the rail-.
Commodore Marshall Parks had one arm
broken aud was ha5ly hurt by fall last
night al his residence.
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Kr>G HrN8ERr HoNoEyD.

BfrIIN. Nav 2l.-A banquet was given
tonight in honor Of King humbcrL The
guests numbered $50. and included members
OF the ROYAL family, Cabinet ministers meu-
h,rs u both houses OF pariiameut, rignor
Cfi.pl, and most OF the prominent dIpio-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-22
SEIy-, SCALP AND BLOOD
DISEASES CURED BY CUTICURA RENE
DIPS WHEN ROT SPRINGS. DOCTORS,
ANDALL OTHER MEDICINES FAIL.

Having been q suTerer for two years and half
FROM a disease caused by 4 brui-e on tie Lex.
and having been cured 10y tho CUTlcURA kFME-
DTS when al other methods and remedies failed
deem 10 my duty 10 recommend them. visited
the Hot springs to no avail. and brie1 several
doctors without Success, and at last our principal
druggist SIR. John T. Fnay TO whom ! shall
ever itel grateful. spoke 20 me about CrTiCUkA,
AMI consented 20 give them trial, Nlth the
result inst sm perfectly cured. There IL now
10 sOro about mo- think / can show the largest
surface where my sufierings sprsng from OF any
one ia tho state. The CUrlCURA kSNEpiFS are
the best blood aud skin cures manufactured.
refer % Druggist John +. Finlsy and DR.. u. g.
Montgomery both Of this place. and 10 Dr..
Smith, OF Lake Lee Miss.
ALEXANDER BEACH. Greenville, Mrs.
Mr. Beach used the CUTICURA REMEDIES at our
request with results a. above stated.
4. -. FiNLAI & CO., Druggists.
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10y I0IogruUu % i13 U.sIaIcl-I
DrBruCl. IA, Nav 2I.-ln an interview
Yesterday Internal Revenue Collector Web-
sler stated that the prohIb.tOry law IN
creased the sale Of liquor 10 Iowa. Tbs
year be has issued 252 more liquor-licenses
than last year. fhe number Of wholesale
dealer. 10 slightly less than before the pro-
hibltory law, but tho sales are large and the
quality OF liquor sold Is poorer. Not only
have the safes increased, but since the deci-
sion Of the United states supreme Court in
the case Of Bowman Brothers, the Marshall
town brewers, importations by express Of
original packages Of liquor hsye been enor-
nous. wholesale liQuor-houses hsye sprung
UP all slong the borders OF the state and are
eIpporled manly BY Iowa trade.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-22

ny telegraph to the Dispatch.

II'T w I'LL y " F'''@'-I
GALVESTON, Nav 2l.-Tbe News tO.mor-
row will publish the first OF series OF crop
reports issued during tbs critical period OF
cotton growing. The present report en-
braces replies from 2l5 points in log eoun-
ties Of an average date Of May 18th, covering
the entire agricultural portion OF the state.
and is by far the most encouraging report
ever issued 81 this season OF the year. Never
has the prospect for cotton looked better. All
Of the reports are extremely favorable, and
il the present condition continues very
large crop will be easily made.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-22
I.i,erKislng ana Land, VIooded.


NY T'THFI ~ y TIII III'I 'tF-4LI
CmILcolI, Mo-. May 2L-1he Grand
river near here Is gnatly swollen and tue
bottoms are Hooded. Great damage and sons
lc-. % lifels reported. Three teams and
wagons were found lodged M dnitwood
around the bridge at Jimtown, three miles
southeast % thus c.tv. and taken ou,, Two
% ,ur team. alive. II is feared The drivers
layr persisted. Al the f,rv-bosts ou Grand
river hnye been washed away aud the bridges
arc uuaypr0achabie.
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Death OF a JerseYman.

W
JACKSONVILLE, FLA, May 2l.-Warren
Teuch. Of Newark, y. j.. died to-day while
bathing in the surf at Pablo Beach. He was
seen to tarow up his arms aud sink while In
water up TO bis neck. lie was hastily
gotten out, characterization measures had no
effect He was subject 10 fainting its sud
1t l. supposed bis death was due TO heart
disease. The body was brought here. lie
was twoBty-eight years old and leaves a wife
and children 10 Newark.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-22
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET

WAY q, I-NL
Beyond some local tradingi in good old oilers
and common wrapper tie bright market wsa
dun today Eecep's Of upiant rehand o aye
iucreising, and the season has been more gem
ersl. with prospects Of heavier receipts az all
points. A Tow piles Of loose sold very weli-up
10 O.. to-day-whilo on Change there was a
spirited demand Tor good black wrappers at ~
10 l24c. Much Of the sun-cured aud finer nllers
are out Of condition or slightly moulded, pre-
venting those who wish 70 hold from taxing hold
Of it, aud hence SOIL cheaper.
Auction sales today were as follows: 0fer-
ings. IS packages. OF which we're tszen In.
Highest price, 2l4c. lowest, 60c.
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Ii HpIit ,Enreatened.

ST. LOUIS. May 2L-A great sensation was
created on the Exchange to-day growing out
OF the suspension Of sOmo dozen OF the
Younger members OF the Board OF Trade for
blowing toy whistles on tue floor during
trading hours. The board decided to en-
force the rules sad said the suspension must
stand. As a result tue friends OF the sus-
pended members, comprising large ma
jorty Of the board, left the door IN body
ana repaired to one Of the rooms on the
ground floor, where the bulk Of the option
trading for the day was done. The secedeTs
now threaten 10 start new Exchange.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-22
HARxETs BY rELgeRArA
NRw YORK.

Nsw YORK, Nay 2L-Cotton frm; sales. us
bales: upiands. llac.; Orleans, llbe.; net re-
cripts, 40 bales; exports-to tsfest Britain,
,ass bales: 10 France, 7eA osios; stock, S2i.
dull And lower: No. rod. SAaslc- IN store /;
Options heavy and hsiAc. lover No. rod,
May. s0>e June. sic,; July, a,sc; Corn
elevator; NJ. red, Nay. axe; June, ale. |;
Jaiy. 4ia.c. Oats dsyl aud SAKE. lower; June,
q 10: Julx. 2sAey Hops nrm. eonee-oD-
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John =. Harbour.
EIeHNoSD. May Il, 1889

80. f,f.....t
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We have read "i'h muon interest ',e ,.'sr,!
names suggested hY your h"i"'i Jus 80
sp1n lcnis nominating OF PROPOSING su,l,
ua0Iia, candidates Tor tne coming Vo"'cS'
most taH. Lter' hamlet ana county u seo'I'
ha, rs iaVorite candidate. lnoT mum =
legion and nominations are ~ '", 80, ~
leaves '8 Nai'~n''oS,' eouue Souu " ILL.,
OH'r uc'n S'-t'S''u, w. Wv "" ~, .'.,,
any name ms !el ur,n ~, ,..-.-. ,i
rfaIe ,A' 'n 'A'l,' '.I ."' 49,. 30,
nope lh' h't oiuE'I ol I2'''I Guoror t,,1.
40. a.oN'cu ny our n'"o 1o,,nx,
hugh lee TOUT N'N' "So' wv. w. w. ,.o1,'io ~
ihat anF o'1t1 unlnt can 'l"u'o t"1 P'F,,
h.- 1u2'e-ctH ava. OF INSPIRE NV NV '''
enthusiasm That ms presence V9uIln"uu'''
De Aas Zoe presuSe oI "I.'' anu """'o 'o'
dIel allied o. t'c prccic-, heritage oi goo"
ulmn ceIr Oh the hr1Ii oi every NNslu'a"'
- those cAaraciefls'lc'' unI',u 10 conl-
waudng presence, WIS our Ias' ~. ''''o
RS. victory Que we U',ut we UeD'i' ','"I
"h'n ne WIS notl'n''n ,W ~ - 80 ~.
crazy could not u 'l'" y" VIII 80, ,,.,.
iN iH'i -t'''' .. D., =.
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Ar.ausas Matters.

LmTLE Rock. May 2i.-Ghe town Of Forest
Ciiy was again thrown into estate OF great er-
element to,night about 10 o'clock by an en-
gakement between three guards and
crowd supposed 10 be uegr'Fs. shots were
exchanged on both sides. but no one i yet
known to have been injured. The town Is
up n arms.
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what He MlghtHaYe Ernecrsd.


BIRMNGHAn, ALA, May 2t.-At Walnut
Grove, nine mules from Birmingham, Noah
Dickson leOlOredl to-day attempted a felo.
NOUS assault on Miss Bette keene, highly
respectable young white lady living with
her uncle, ID. Il. Hickman. He was cap
tured by party Of pursuers. The negro Is
dead.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-22

NEW Y0bK. May 2i.--1he last three games
81 tae cness tournament were played to-day.
The interest ~ the day centred upon the
struggle between Wcl,, aud Mason. The
result OF this game was a draw, thus making
10 necessary Tor Iocnigorin aud Weiss 10
play 4 game tomorrow for the first prize, as
they are lied for the lrst place.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-22
The Farmers Convention.

CHATTANOOGA, TENN, May 2i.-The East
Tennessee Farmers Convention met here
I'M. morning. About 200 delegates are
present, aud The session promises 10 be one
- e,esf interest and importance TO all farm
,.s pspers were read on forestry, raising
hioooed stock, improved methods OF farm
nc and other subjects. Professor :. w.
D.iney. OF the University OF Tennessee,
delivered an address on old aud new me-
thods Of education ia the South and explained
The working aud purpose OF the expert
,aen,,i station Of this State at Knoxville.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-22
B,.nop John ,. Kcane Banqueted.

WASHINGTON, l.. G., Nay L-Bi.nOp
Kcaue, rector OF the new Catholic Uniyer-
lily IN this city. arrived here this afternoon.
lie was met az the station by delegation OF
the Catholic clergy Of the city, who gave a
banquet IN bis honor 10 the evening al
uat.Lorts If,iai
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-22
eRAIs AND COTTON ExcaAsax

hlCHhoHD May u. As3h
OFFBRlNds.
wHsAT.-23i2 bushels.
COkN.-ly5 bushels
sALEs RzPOSrsO ~ sEcgsrlRY.
WHKAT-Longberry SH bushels prime at
o.. 60 bushels very good a, o.. Shortoerry,
Ia bushels very good ~ 9!c. Toal sales wheat.
,622 bushels.
'CORs.-White, 800 bushels very good on pri-
vste terms Mixed, 80 Ousnels very good on prl.
ya,e terms. Total sales cora, $50 bushels
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-22
sKIN-DlSEAsE FIVE VARS Cured.

Nht N-UI0th0E ~ = rs O RID.
Your CUI1CURA REMEDIES DID wonderful things
for me- They cured my skin-disease. whi,h has
been Of I'VE years standing, after hundreds IT
dollars had he0n spent In trying 20 cure
IL Nothing did mo auy good until / COM
menced the use Of the CUTICUaA REMEDIES. Our
house will never be without thom.
Mrs. ROSA KELLY,
Rockwell CITY Calhoun county Ia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-22

fRy telegraph 20 ths D.spo'ch.l
NV ogk. May 2l.-Afier the usual re-
hgious services The Presbyterian General
Assembly, continued us session to-day. Inc
attendance Of spectators was large.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-22

PUGH.-Euterei iuto rest sunday, Aay ~,
1859. al O'Clock p. NJ. Mrs MoLLiK D.. beloved
wlfo d ". r. Pggh, Ia the liy.eglth year VI
her age.
Baltimore ami GAINESVILLE Nal papers please
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scROFrrLA sEyENYEARs Ct,RFD.

have boon troubled with scrofuls seven years.
which nrst started on tho top II my head giving
mo infinite trouble. with constant Itching. cast
ing OF dry scales, AMI walcry liquid exuded
from under tAs scales. / treated il Tor seven
years uusuccf ssfully and was unable 20 check it
until iO1nd your CUTICURA kgxEDfRs- one
box OF CUrICCRA. one CAKE CUrICURA SOAP, and
one bottle CUTiCURA ResOLyENr completely
cured me. my skin becoming perfectly clear
and smooth. ;. j. DAVIS,
Artesia, Los Angeles county, Cal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-22

Most Of the ifst-ciass dealers IN soda-water
now haye Limine II is the fashionable drink
this summer. 1Gyit. You will like It snrc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-22

WELCOMED TO FRANCE.

American MINISTER WIZ lltHVbbfu Hi' W.
deotiaIs. In his remarks Mr.. Raid as
sured President Caruot that he would eu-
de,yor 10 maintain snd stimulate the esteem
winch President Harrison and the whole
American people held for France.
.'It is by good fortune" said Mr.. Reid.
"to represent America here when France
is celebrating = ce&enary as imporIan, as
the centenary lately celebrated In America.
We do not forget that you helped IN the
success OF our Revolution. THIS increases
our interest in the magnificent display 81
the arts Of peace with which you nohly
crown your centenary. sly instructions IN
form me that there does not exist shadow
of difference between France and the United
ststes capable Of observing the century-old
friendship Of thetwo republics, which hope
will always endure"
President Carnot, in reply 10 Mr.. Reds
remarks, said tIat be received with pleasure
letters accrediling Mr.. Reid to France.
There existed between France and the
United States bonds aud traditions which
IMPAIRED to their relations an especially
agreeable character. A coincidence Oh the
centenaries Of the Washington inauguration
aud that Of the meeting Of the states Gene
raj Of France in 1889 WAS Another link bind
ING the nations together. Mr.. REID, Presi-
dent Carnot declared. would find that the
French Government aud all Feuehmen
would extend 10 him cordial greeting, and
would do all in their power TO make his mis-
sion easy and agreeable.
eve applaud the astonishing progress
made during single century by the great
American republic as you applaud the work
of peace 10 which we have Invited The world.
Animated by the same sentiments, attached
IN the same Institutions, pursuing the coms
mon idea OF democratic progress and social
Justice. we cannot cease 70 understand one
aooiher on grounds OF international reia'
lions. Your task, therefore. will be easy,
Mo,seur lie MiniStere. Welcome among
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Rockwell CITY, Calhoun count,
CUrICnRA RFMFnIRs

are sold everywhere. Price. CUTIcuRA. 50c.; SOAP,
g5c.; REsOLyEST, 81 Prepared by the POTTER
DRUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION, Boston, Mass.
~ Send Tor " How 10 Cure Skin Diseased 81
pages, 81 Illustrations, and 100 testimonials
pIAfPLES, black heads. red, rough. chapped,
Ihl and oily sEin prevented by CUTICURA SOAP.
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PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS, MAY q. isSa
by Gelsgrapa.i
rT,aE BRADSTREEr COMPANY.
CHARLES h. CLARK, Pasadena
ERADsrRkkrS RICHMOND OFFICE
No lI0s bASf MAIN SrkkGE
Telephone Ao>sls
IA Witty. sspsrintsaisa.

The Richmond ONCE nas more man Kept pace
with The rapid growth Of tho ely snd develop
mont VI The territory triOasAry 70 IL Noders "
10 cautte community OF this sectioa al ths
advantages VI ssJstona The superiority u WHOA
y EocosniEod Ia every uato ceaUe " We civil.
lied world Enai 10 IL IA = special sense prepared
IA guard the interest % ~ i0,al pasrons 70 a.
tssssd oy the iscs thai n ass nov a ss<g~ ssA>~
sfSsSssysssss lkSs sss ssaw asssa,i.s sSsssA
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FLoUa.
COTTON REPORT.

Weouots Fine, s. SOaSaT5 superrns s27Sa
So ~ sxtrA sl5)As3.75: family, tiA3Loe patent
iamilY, country. tLl5tsAS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-22

A good. sharp appetite and g9oa o 4s
,ion are given W hoods sAfsap'f'ii~' iaAe
II now.
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AoHfolK pEASurMARKEr

NAY ai. -Nartot nominal sos transactions
.ror.et. Prime, .-., extra prime, i.T-,
fancy. -ac. common. 2-i -, aheiei. IA, 49,
spanish. 1,.. factory hanl-pick0i. s%af4c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-22
ssARINEIsrELLI1ENCr
ri o. RICHMOND. NAY q. lSsA

POkr o. RICHMOND. NAY q. 1904
kEEIyEn
steamer Ariel, Deyo. Norfolk. merchandise
schooner Annie :. Gasknl. GSsEill, Philstei-
phia coal, :. h. HAYES
SAILED.
Steamship Oh Dominion. Couch, New York,
merchandise and passenger George ". Ailea
) CO.. agents
steamer Gulf stream. Hines Philadelphi,,
morchaDdise snd passengers, j. W. AcSarrlcS.
schooner Charles 4. Smith. Lear. Chsckahomi-
ny, 70 load railrOad-sies Tor Philadelphia
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS, MAY q. isSa
by 1elsgrapai
ARRfyEp.
Steamship Berkshire Providence. and sailed
for West Point merchandise. -
steamship Richmond, Wcos Point, and sailed
for New YORK.
schooner Maria Pearso-, New York, 10 load
wood
SAILED.
Steamship Net0, Grmsiey. coalei.
Bark Ismaile, CadE. ssaYes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-22
THE MARKET REPORTS
AND IN CONNECTION fHERswITH THE
WEATHER INDICATIONS
Record OF the New YORK and Richmoad
stock Bxehanges-Grain. Flour. Cot
ton, Meat. and other Quotations
by telegraph TO tho Dispstch.l

- WAsHISGToE, May al.-For Virginia
LIAR fair. cooler weather. except In south
----Jeast Virginia. stationary temperature.
norihwesterly winds
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-22

TFs wEArHgR ~ RICHMOND YESTERDAY was
showory IN tho morning aud afternoon and clear
a ulgbt