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WICKED CHIN YOU.
lie Stops His Brother, Bon Pom, from
Going Back to China.
Odd Suit Between Celestlals Before
Judge Osane.
Bon Pom Joined DR.. Virgins Sunday
School and Was Hated by His
Brethren.

The Third District Civil Court, over which
Judge Deane presides. was full Of Celestials this
morning, the occasion being a momentous dis
pute between two brothers Pom. one a riG-tailod
heather and the other a short-haired and
righteous Christian.
Chin Bon Pom is twenty-three years OF age and
has been in the washce.washee business in
'Flisco and New York for three years, A little
more than Q year ago he brought his younger
brother, Chin You Pop, over, despite the ex-
clus.on bill, and the youth has worked for his
elder brother in his laundry.
But Chin Bon was thrifty. He became a menu
her OF Mrs. Charles NJ. Earle's class in the
Chinese Sunday-school, connected with DR..
Virgin 8 church. Mt. Morris Park. and saved
his money, while Chin You was n wild and disso-
lutte young blood. fpending his So a week in
riotous living.
Chin Bon concluded to go home to China. see
his aged parents and swell around and brag
among his stay-at-home countrymen, and to
that end he purchased tickets to san francisco,
packed hir Rripsack aud put money in his purse.
Bd Ihe 5nte m y 1'e 20 S bid fdre tRe purse tn N sTd ! y nh
But man proposes and legal processes dis
poses sometimes, and Chin Don's voyage was in
corrupted before it was begun. by City Marshal
John Salmon, who rudely awaken him from his
laundry, 316 Pear! street, at 1 O'Clock in the
morning, and took him into custody, on an
OENeT O ATltHI lhFUtu on III hIlluhNlt OI LliaJ
ia. cllly younger brother that he owed h IN Sl65
back salary. and was about to decamp with in
tent 10 defraUd him.
A dozen FEM le mi, sionarics were 10 sorry for
the Chrstian Cam Bon that they nearly bursted
him with, Fandwichos and coffee at the, court
house Office, where he was confined till court
opened and Mr., Earle. was hurried low from
Harlem tn 90 hiS bail for $3.50.
! he trial wa to he to-day. hence the Celestial
atmosphere at court. There was Joseph VI.
Singleton, Brooklyn's court Interpreter. and
HUE Kin. of the Presbyterian. Mission in Gin
ton place. ready to interpret the testimony. but
again the missionaries stepped in and proved
how wise 1t is for an acknowledged Oriental curio
to embrace Christianity, for they persuaded the
misguided Chin You To, withdraw lis suit.
There was a good deal ~ haggling about who
should pay IS fee to Mr.. Barnett. LAWYER for The
The Interpreters say that Chm You il a wild
young fellow. That lie play. fantan. domiu.
oes. poker and other gambling games ard
wastes all h 8 money. and that he really had no
him.
Chin Bon was marched out of court in the
escort of Mrs. Solomon. one OF his good mis-
sionery fri nds, while the wicked Chin You
wandered deiectedly away. the .centre Of n
Gesticulating, chatterinR flock of his fellow
FOUNDERS.
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BRIEF KILOGRAMS.

SALEM, Mass, Oct, 5,-Peter sims's sons mann
moth m9Toc.o factory in this city was entirely
PROVIDENCE. A.. l., Oct. -5.-Gilman r, Robinson.
the Re istrar Of Brown University and son OF eE-
President h. =. Robinson, is cut ged with embeZzle-
meu, OF the funds OF the university.
CHARLEsToS, ". Va, Oct, 5.-FeliX Cam0beil, who
lives near this city, went home d unk as, nj hit and
his Children refused Inn. shelter. Calnlbell then
drew a knife and stabbed his son v lillian and daugh-
ter Mary to death. he has been arrested.
MOBILE, Ala, Oct. 5.--The crazy negro, Stark,
who hred his shotgun into the Presbyterian congre-
CATION at Moss Point, Miss, Nednesday night with
fatal results is IepO ted to have be II OF w a deputy
sheriff while padding down the PascagOIla River IN
his skin,
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LEGAL NEWS IN BRIEF.

John Frazer q wagon d iver. had his skull frac-
tuTeu his morning y n ri, G. of TO K welgt ing
tw,n y I uulds, throN n !chard Barntg, with
whnMi ne Q"trreled, ! . s. at the Presbyterian Hos
al, BR ms Was arres,vd,
Jockey atick Meaney got an attachment for
81, 600 in Judge FAtte toms court to-day against
TroNerty % Walter Graft, the we'll known lhiladei-
pit acing man.
In the York VILE Court this morning Mrs. Fanny
r. a.,sd, 9! loo West H2Tiy eighth street; sccSsed
forty.ninth - eet., OF s%nAtchIng her g9cketl9ok con.
night. They were held,
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VANuINuIUN d. C.,
Oct, 81 n Gather IN
dfcdtIOnS-For Eastern
Ne,o York: Fair, except
light rain IN northern
portion; Darner, LofHdS
bpcOm iBD SGuthp1'il.
The weather to-day,
Indicated Ov Jlakoly' )
teIe- JnermOmeteri
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HER HUSBAND ANNOYED HER.

A Casino Chorus Girl Applies for Police
Protection.
Jennie West. a pretty member OF the Casino
chorus. compla ned to ] stice White IN the
Harlem Police Court this morning. that her
husband. whose name is Osborne. was following
and annoying her.
She said he came to the Casino last night and
was so. threatening tuat she was compelled TO
leave the build NJ by tealth.
Clerk Malone was directed to communicate
with Detective Sergt. HeI lelberg and a k him to
give the young woman the desired protection.
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"THE ETENING WORLD"
Baseball Bulletin Board IOiH re-
sumo operations or to-day. rr-
producing the deciSire game at
CfeCetGn I. Everybody tnVited to
see the game.
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A BOMB AGAINST THE DOOR.
IrrIdentIsts Keeping Up Their AEitRtIOns
for the RrstOEaIIon of TrI.aIe.
Lnr cAnLE Io InE EREss NEws NEGOTIATIONS: !

TBY CABLE TO THE PRESS NEWS AssocIArIoN.I
VIENNA, Oct. ). A bomb was exploded yester-
day AGAINST the door of the Cadf ts's quarters
in Trieste.
Damage was done TO the front of the build
ing and all the windows were smashed, but no
one was injured.
The outrage was. no doubt, the work OF the
lrrideuti.ts, who eek by this meal = TO keep up
the hone ess agitation for the re 'toration of
Trieste to Italy.
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ComnI.,Ion.r Corr. widow Dead.

Mrs. Harriet Corr, widow OF Charity Com,
missioner Corr, who was lett pennilesS by her
husbands death, died suddenly Of heart disease
while At work cleaning in the Kings County
Court House this morning,
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IN A FATAL SMASH.
TWENTY five Passengers Reported Killed
and Injured.

CORY, Pa. Oct. 5.-Twenty-five passengers
are reported killed and injured in a frightful
railway accident two miles from this city.
Apassonger train on the Western New York
and Pennsylvania road collided with a freight
rain.
Many have hurried from here to the reported
scene of the wreck, but full particulars have not
yet been returned.
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1.-THE ETENING World "
Baseball Bmtieiim Board WW Pc
sume operations TOr fO-ddy. re-
producing tn" decis re game at
CieUeLand. EVerDbOdy inUited to
see the game.
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While delivering mrAt in apartment houses on
SiEty-ninth street this mOrninG, Conrad MOhr,
sixteen wears odd, turned on all the ga Jets n
the ba,emCnts. In the Harlem Police Court
this morning he said he did it for fun. He was
ranauIa1
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tsPEcIAL no rHE EVENING woRLp.I

PrrTsBUIG, Pa, Oct. ). -JuEtlce Bradley
this morning handed down = decision in The
celebrated electric light litigation between Edl.
sou aud the Westinghouse Company, in favor Of
Edison.
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A score Of actors and actresses belonging TO
Wilson Barretts company. together with a
qua / ty Of scenery and other properties. ar
rived on the City Of Chicago this mOruiug.
barrett has secured passage ON the City of New
York
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$500 IF they WIN.
Pitcher CIarkSOn Will Give That Sum to
The Cleveland Battery.
TO-Day's Games Decide the Owner
ship Of the P%ennant.
New York Perfectly Safe, If the Giants
Play b Ill.

CLEVELAND, Oct. Sit is understood that
Pitcher ClArkson, Of Boston, has offered the
Cleveland battery for this afternoon the sum OF
$500 cash. providing they win to-duy's gamO
from New York.
The report has excited baseball circles TO the
uttermost pitch.
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To-day's great game at Cleveland will DO
reproduced ON THE EVENING WORLDS
great baseball bulletin, and everybody b
invited to see IL.
The score from the PittsburG-BO stOn game
will be conspicnOusIy displayed.
Immediately at the close of the Gnmes
THE EVENING WORLD sporting Extra
will appear upon the street with complete
stories of both contests.
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A $40 Gold Watch for 81

per week. This PLACES a gold watch within the reach OF
al, No one can say they cannot ahord I only e3S by
making a small cash payment and 81 per week the
latch Is delivered At once. MURPHY 4 co. 1O0 hroad
uay, room IL. New York, n, Y. =
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state Of Geo Ela In Collision.
A despatch to the Maritime Exchange to-day
says that the State Of Georgia, from Glasgow.
has put back to Greenwich disabled. after being
In collision with another steamer.
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B. PLUS NE-why pay ten cents when you can OBJ
tain this most excellent cigar for q nickel He smokes
ihio brand Nho never smoked before. Sud hA'.nE tried
Il once comes back for more, Buy II. -.
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THoSs who have not pet tried ouAKER ROLLED
" IrE OATS vi ! hnd the delicate flavor OF this delicious
breakfast dish . revelation. -
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The closest second place records during the
same period were those of New York in 1885.
with So games won. 27 lost, percentage .75S.
and of Detroit in 1885, with 81 games won. so
lost, percentage .7O7.
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Distress After Eating. Dyspepsia. &c..
Believed By CARrER'A LITTLE LIVER PILLS. ?5e -
The evening world., 1889-10-05

ARE you subject TO nervous headache
BRADYcRoTINE will cure them -
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1880. 1888. I,hH 1883,
aHN..".".4 & 9S%.".,. %
Average Tor past twentyiour hours, 56 10 -i~egreeS
Average for corresponding time last year, Oh To de-
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Little Children Bought and Sold Into Slavery
by HeartleSS Mothers and Grasp
ing Mid
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-21
New York Financial Marke

by Telegraph
New YORK, May 20-Money closed
at p per cent, the highest rate, lowest
~. Exchange steady; posted rates
4SS@4S9t; actual rates, 4S18W4s74, for
sixty days, and 4S9@is9t for demand.
Governments steady; currency 6s, 1911
bid; As, coupons, 1894 bid As, do,
1919 bid.
The stock market was decidedly more
active than for some time, while prices
were strong throughout. In the two
hours to noon the sales amounted to
i7G.s00 shares, as against 10000 IN the
same hours on saturday. The advance
in the general list al noon ranged from
to per cent. Oregon Transcontinental
still figures in the leading role. II re-
corded further wide fluctuations this
morning. 1t opened points higher, al
A. for regular sales, dropped IN the urst
hour to 3St, recovered TO IA
and dropped to 42t by noon.
The granger stocks were very
prominent in the dealings TO day
and strong on the improved crop pros
pect. The market was moderately active
during the afternoon. Northern Pacific,
common and preferred, were the features
of the trading. rhe rest of the list was
irregularly changed, and for the most
part slightly lower than Saturdays. Total
sales, $40, 543 shares.
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TOBACCO DEPARTMENT.

RicHMoNp, May 2O.-No sales Of loos,
tobacco to-day.
No offerings OF tobaccos at auction on
Change today.
Registered at the Tobacco Exchange
W. \. Chambers, Lynchburg, Va.
oflce OF the Tobacco Inspector report.
to-day: Inspections, 90 hogsheads re-
inspections, 20 hogshcads
Office of the United States Collector
Of Internal Revenue reports collections
today for the city OF Richmond. Va
Tax paid, cigars and cigarettes, 1895 90
tax paid, tobacco, $S,si044, Sundries
S5S320, special tax, $Gil20 Total col.
leotions to-day Sis300i.
Collections for Saturday, MAY 18th
were as follows Tax paid cigars and
cigarettes - ,695.1O. tax paid, tobacco
S3,l5369, special tax. $23i.G0. Total
collections for Saturday, Sj,0S030. Total
collections for the District for week end
ing Saturday, May Is, 1889, $45,0lG19.
! had the pleasure Of meeting Mr. G
Kent. of Fluyanna. and some talk with
him about tobacco prospects. among,
other things, he said The plant-beds
arc getting on badly, the fly is eating
them up. lots of them have been eaten up
entirely
As 20 probable quantity Of that will be
raised this year. we usually raised
thirty thousand plants but we will not
raise amy. and q great many other people
wont raise any, and The prospect is for a
short crop
There was about the usual amount OF
business transacted to-day on the Rich
mond tobacco market / was detained
until too late TO get the sales and dcliy-
cry to-day G. Mel.
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IlENDEHs0N, \. G, May lS.-OuJ re-
ceipfs continue very light, owing to dry
Yeather which has caused prices to
sii1en on all grades especially dark ma
hogany filters. Farmers are growing
very serious over their condition, as their
plants are getting OyergrOwn, and they
haven Q had season for planting this
month. Good many have attempted to
water and plant, but the ground Is so
thoroughly parched that the plant dies
almost as soon as put out We all en-
loyed It visit from MrW G.. Neal this
week. Tie says our girls are daisies.
but they wouldn't "catch ON, as did
those of the Empire State"
W. II. WAIKEn-
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o. a-I f0 Doe fhs custom. and is now IN
mln, localities. t1 "b.at down n all trades
alta tureNe.ucts anl merchants An anus
mr esamp.. oi this practice is given below
n tae o.d lae-une Way of tradeit was Gus
amr, todemanl "a great deal more than the
asker hoisi tu get One time, ON the Texas
frontier "a man cmc into camp riding on
an oiI mule
"uow much for the mulor asked 10y
SANDER
~Jtt a hundred dollars" answered the
rider
"lu give you dyo dollars, said the other.
Th-rder stopped short, asif in ama1ement
lul t.en slowly dismountei
-~tan.,r.' said Dee II mint goin' 70 let d
nttle maftOrof uncy-hfo dollar, stand be
tween mr and mule trade The mule,
youu
Another story. somewhat OF tho same sort
sr.atI 0l an Oh tenant farmer who, on
paving bis rent. told his landlord that h'
uaut. some timber % build house, ano
.aaId To-, much Obliged S. he would give lin
permission Oh cut down What would answer
ior tho purpose
"Now said tue landlord sharply.
"Wcl. then. SIR the farmer went on, Wi
son give nc ouou.h % build barnF
$50"
ITO make "a gate. thenf
"Ycs'
"Thats al wanted, said tho farmer
'and moro than expected w. Yankee Blade
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New York Cotton Market.


NEW YORK, May 20.-Business at the
Cotton Exchange has been very slow,
and the tone Of the market has been a
little soft as to the contract list. although
quotations Tor the spot acre was marked
up l1-lG at noon. The market was very
dull at ~ o'clock, but the tone was firm
at 4 to : points above the opening. Spot
cotton is firm at III for middling up
lands, With sales Of 800 bales for export,
and 7l6 bales to spinners. Futures
closed May, 1OG2mlO6l: June, 10 G2@
1868; July, 1OG9ml070; August, .73W
1914; September, l01jml0.lG; October,
9.Ss00S9 November. 0S3m0S4; De
cember, 9s6W9.s1; January. 993@994.
Receipts al ports to-day estimated at
1000 bales, against ,62j bales last week
and 1859 last year
In Liverpool spot cotton was steady;
6d. for middling uplands; sales, 5000
bales
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WINSTON. ~ c., May ls.-Receiots
only fairly large This week, while the
rains lately TED as TO hope for very heavy
offerings possibly these light receipts
indicate that the quantity of tobacco re.
naming in the hands of the planters is
small The quality of Our breaks is not
$50 good as heretofore, and all sorts Of de-
-irable brights have been scarce. Prices
are stilcr all around and more animation
than we have seen for many months.
Local manufacturers continue to ship
plug quite freely
We hear that about one-ffth of the
new crop has been planted in this section.
but rain is now badly needed again
EDMUNDs 81 GUMER.
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Baltimore Markets.
fBy Telegraph

BALTIMORE, May 20-Cotton quiet
middling, l1tWl14c. Flour inactive but
steady; Toward street and Western SUI
perfine, $2.5O@s3; do. extra, S3.l5@sii
do. family, S415@s4.75; city mills, Rio
brands, extra, $500 S5.2j; winter wheat,
patent, $5@$5.5O; spring wheat, patent
b. 75@s7; spring wheat, straight, 5000
1915. Wbcat-Souihern quiet aud easier
Fultz, s5W93c.; Longberry, ssU93c.'
Western firm; No 2 winter red, spot,
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First Exquisite Bah Joee Cholly' you ar
looking an broke up What's upi
Second DITTO was walking down street
lust now. With my choicest suit on, and fcl
i0w insultel me grloyOusly
"You don't mean it, old boyl What diC
he DOR
"Why, the rascal stuck into my hand one
Of those boastly throo-dollar-pants circulars
Sly gOodnessl really thought SHOULD
swOOn Boston TRANSCRIPT
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NEW YORK, May 2O.-Flour closed
dull and easier, fine grades winter, 81 81
an 81 90: Southern dull and weak, trade
and family extra. $340W 1910. Wheat
No. , mixed, 42lc.W43lc. Oats lower.
weak; spot sales No red winter, 80 lea
S3ic.; do. May, Slic Corn quiet spot sales
spot sales No. white, CSC. No. mixed,
May, oslo Pork dull; new mess, $500
@S13.2j. Lard quiet; May and June
500. Sugar-raw, strong; refined, mod
oralely active; cut loaf and crushed, &C.;
cubes, SIC; powdered, sic@sJc.; granu-
lated, SIC: mould A, Sc Coffee, spot
cargocs steady: fair Rio, 1870.
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FINANCE AND COM NJ ERCE
New York Stock Market.
Reported by G. w. Branch q TO-. bankers
and brokers No. I'LL Main street
REVIEW.

REVIEW
New YORK, May Cove had very
active market with advances Of per
cent. or more in Canada Southern, Chi
chago Gas, l., $, VI. C., NJ. l.. 5, and W.,
Jersey Central, Reading, st. Paul and
Manitoba. The leaders Of the day, how
ever, were Northern Pacific, with O. T.
erratic up and down. Union Pacific
weak and the balance Of list firm. The
fears that the o. T. squeeze would de-
moralize the market temporarily, appear
to have been groundless. The public
has turned its attention TO Wall
street and great many believe
that II will come in now and
buy The news was generally good,
but not pronounced. The bulls clearly
have their own way In the last hour
Union Pacific was weak, and the North
ern Paciiics very strong and active. Just
before the close stocks got little stronger
in some places and weak in others.
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s3i@Sic.; May, s3i@s4c. Corn-South-
ern 1aIl and lower; white, 4l@43c.; yell
los, 4O@43c. Western easy; mixed, spot,
4itWiisc. Oats-Best grades firm; others
easier; some sales at inside prices: South
ern and Pennsylvania, 30W33tc: West
ern white, 32W33tc; Western mixed, ~
W30c.; graded No. white, 2iG133c. Rye
very active at ji@jjc Provisions dull.
Petroleum quiet refined. $G7j. Coffee
firm; Rio cargoes fair, lssmlslc. Sugar
firm; A soft, ss@sic Copper barely
steady; refined, l2c. for ingois Whisky
steady at clio.
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DANvLLE, Va, May ls-We have
very little to report this week We are
still without season, and breaks are.
therefore, very light There is very
little change, If any, in The quality Of the
breaks Sales during the week com.
mcncod at = o'clock instead of 9 o'clock
I'm the morning, and were suspended
from 10 TO 1880, TO give buyers and
clerks "a chance TO hear the preaching.
DIBHEIL BROTHFRs.
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Chicago Markets.

CmcAeo, May 2O-Wheat opened
stronger Corn steady Oats dull Pro.
visions dull Closings Wheai-May,
s3c.. June, Sic July 763c. Corn-May-
33tc.: June. 33ic., July, 33ic Oats
May. 22tc.; June, - @22 .c. July. % G.
Porll-May-June. Sll.4O July, $3.50.
Lard-May, 500; June, S652I; July
SG77t Ribs-May-June, Sj'2l; July
- ADI
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uga--tf Inventor ana Sole P op letor


nUVAL Sc NORTON'S CELEBliA-
IL TED HORSE TONIC,
for Horses. Mules, Cattle, &c. Cures scratches
In dogs warranted 20 cure chicken and nog
cholera. Read what those who have used 10
have tO say
George .. smith Atoes, Hanover county
Va. says. Duyui AOrt0n's Horse Tonic
Is the best tonic iyc ever used.
II. &. Aloxand e. Old Church. Hanover
county. Va. snys: Zoo much cannot De- said In
praise OF Duyal * N0rtOn's Horse Tonic.
John l.. Curtis, warwick q. H.. Va. think
II almost Indispensable so odf raising hoss.
Jos. n. Garf0W. Warwick. g. H.. Va. says
IL Is the best remedy ! ever saw FOR chicken
cholera. as dozens of my neigbuOr- Will testify
T. r. Campbell, Nauagonick. King William
county, Va. had a valuable dog VIII
scratches which had give up 10 die lev
doses of the Tonic gnade a complete cure
Price. - and 70 cents per bOtfle. For SAFE
by all druggists. sample bottle BY mail ioi
3 cents In stamps. l.. i. kthb D. q -,
Richmond Va
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Market firm


RICHMOND, May 20 1850.
Receipts. lob head cattle 22i sheep and
lambs l27 hogs.
sales. lis head cattle; pa sheep and
lambs l27 hogs.
Prices.-Caitle. best, Il TO 4ic. gross
medium 10 good, 81 10 &c. gross; common
10 fair. "a to SIC. gross sheep, - 20 43c.
gross lambs u to &c. gross hogs q to &C.
net bulls, y to &c. gross.
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The very best liniment to apply and
rub with is "Thc Dixey Nerve and Boon
Eminent" Price % cents everywhere
Don't use any other, and so waste time
and money.
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by Telegraph
BALTIMORE, MD, May 2O.-Nirginia
threes, 67tW63t
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Grain and Cotton Market.

RICHMOND, VA, May 20, 1889,
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
Wheat 200 bushels.
Corn 1874 bushels.
Oats-l.OOO bushels.
Rye-lOO bushels
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
Com-Wnite, pa bushels prime at Sc; do
80 bushels very good at soc.
COTTON REPORT.
Market firm.
Quotations -Middlng, l0c.; low mid
ding, 9sc.: good ordinary, SIC.
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Yarbrough's Mild Burley Tobacco is
especially adapted to those who want a
mild tobacco during the heated term.
Sold by all dealers.
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That hacking cough can be so quickly
cured by Shiloh's Cure. We guarantee
OWENS Il MINOR DRUG Co.
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Ice Cream Soda Water at our Foun-
tain. OWENS y MINOR DRuG 20.
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Cruthes Clutches Clutches : at
OWENS Il MINOR DKuG Co,
Opposite Postoilice, Richmond, Va.
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Indigestion and dyspepsia cured 10y
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