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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-09
WHY SIZE "CAuE To-"
nox "a physictani n HobOSsen QnicIt-
~ Restored &" DyiaG WOmao."

~ Restored DytaG WOmao."
4 mildle-aged man named James
Harmon entered the H0bOhen police
station ut O'Clock yesterday morning
and begged that a physician he sent To
his residence, no. III Madison street
He SAID that bis wife had taken
" Eou.n on Bats and that she was
dyrg iu great agony. Tie Sergeant
in charge sent for City physician Simon,
who at once went with Harmon to
where she supposed dying women was.
The Doctor found the woman IN bed s1t-
fering apparently from COMMISSIONS. He
timed hcr pulse and found 1t beating
regularly. lie then looked for the
poison and found a package OF tooth
powder. Near by was glass containing
part of the mixture. He came 10 the
conclusion that the pretty, fair-haired
young woman was ieigning. and IN "a
stern voice exclaimed
This stomach pump IS useless in
such a serious case as this. III have 10
cut her open "
The Doctor had hardly spoken the last
word when Mrs. Harmon sat up in bed
and eycitediy shouted
My God Doctor, don't do that |
have not taken any poison at all. | only
took tooth powder and water, and ! did
1t to brighten my.husband, who was leal-
Gus and ncg,eCtiug me.
The husband wiped away his tears and
took his wife i'll his arms and kissed her,
while DR.. Simon left thoroughly weary
Of his early mornings work.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-09
cATTLH AARKgIs.

NEw YORK. May L-Beeyes-Rsceipts, sol
head, all for slanghterers direct; no trSding IN
beef-catIle Dressed beet nrn st 6aa1Ac
sheep and Lambs-Receipts, Gao hcaa; LOO
we're carried over Yesterday market very duie
at unchanged prices with sales OF clipped sheer
az fi4ss.SO: clipped yearimgs 81 tAifst6 10, and
spring lambs at 81 Joas So with carload from
baltimore. 80 pounds average. ats Hogs-ke-
ceipts, 500 head none offered alive; nominal
value, sass
CHICAGO, May .-Cattlo-Recoipts 6.0oo head
shipments. $500 head; market slow aud easy
Deeyes, "A. l3akl5o steers, <2t0as4io; stock
ers and feeders. ~ s0asa60; csws bulls, and
mixed, tl.73aSa40; Texas steers, - ooASa IS
Hogs-Receipts 1900 head: shipments, 5000;
10 srset higher; mixed. o. s0a<475; heavy. ti5os
&.7O; light f46ostfIs5: skipA SS.@U34.40
sheep-kscsiptA, 1000 head shipmeats, 400
hoaa market weak aud steafy; nasfves> $500
stockers, A. sba{a9o; wssseSns. y&to&f4sD
Fexsns. 81 5sa$as5; lambs, t4a~ea&
81. LOUiS May 7.-Cattio-Rece.ptx AGO.
head: shipments. 100; market higher: choses
heavy native steers, tl3os$Aso, fsir 70 eeod 40
a ioas4; stockers and feeders fair 20 god
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-09
international convention M. n.

10y lrl"Ei tlA 10 VIC HinFo''A III
PruApElpHIA, Nav S.-Ihe twenty
eighth International Convention OF the
Young Mems Christian Association WAS
called 10 order at II O'Clock Tins morning in
Association Hall by General O. o. Howard,
Of New York, vcc-presidcnt Of the last con-
yeution, 80 the presence 81 the most promi-
ncut laymcn OF tue evangelical Churches, not
only ~ the uited states and Canada, but
from ENGLAND, Germany, sweden, Swuzer-
hnd. and other countries. There are shout
1000 delegates present. Among those from
foreign countries are ~. II. Holder, Lon
don: Baron Won Starch, Berlin; Karl Fries,
stockholm; T. Holier, secretary OF The as'o-
cstion; Robert Burns, secretary oi the
Alderseate branch OF the London associa'
uon: Robert McCan. national secretary for
Ireland; Niscount Michlml, japanese no.
Lleman OF Toxic; and John T.. Swift, cor
responding member Of the international
Committee Of the association in japan.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-09
Bolo ond successru' PO'i-Omce Rob
nv ielcrrlph to ne Dlspa'ob.l

fBy telegraph 90 the Dspatoh.l
COLORADO rrRiNOs, ARK, May S.-The
most dar,nr robbery in The history OF the
country was p.rpetrsfcd st Fl0rissant Non
dty ni99t about O'Clock. Frank Costello,
the uo.tma,ier and storekecpcr OF that tow n,
with his two clerks. was getting resdY 10
close ne office when three men entered and
covered the occupants with guns and said
they wanted money. one OF the clerks named
Pmmarl berau 10 pariey with the robbers,
when Doe was severely dubbed. Post
master Costello, seeing that the rob-
beers had the drop 90 him, handed over $500.
AN the tine The money was being count
ed the robber, kept the men covered
with their WiuchesteT-. Putting the money
INTO their rockets Tie bold ntruGtrs backed
10 the doors and escaped. An alarm was
given ana party started in pursuit. The
r9bbcr. we're oyertakeu a short distance
from the town aud a fight ensucd, Ia which
one Of The pursuing party, William Brady,
was shot and PROBABLY fatally wounded
The robbers succeeded In getting away
and reached the mountains. The deputy
sheriff and welLarmed posse started
after them "a au early hour yesterday morn
inc. aud oyerh8uhng them, another fight
ensured. The robbers were lodged behind q
harri.qde Of rocas, and after terrible fight
of hsf an hour one Of the robbers wss
killed and another wounded, but the third
.rl holds ON. aud until The ammunition Is
exhausted there is no prospect OF his sur
rsnarri0-. sheriff Jackson and 4 posse lett
this CIV last plght well armed for the scene
of The trouble, and 70 Is probable The despe-
rate yilsin Will be obliged 10 surrender
The attacking party bad three horses killed.
but nobody was shot, though the bullets fell
Ike rain around them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-09

the census employees do not come under the
civil-seivice law, and Porter Is overwhelmed
with them, On this subject the new Super
iniendent says: IL IN a mistake 10 imagine
that because the civil.seryice rules do not
apply 10 the Census Office that Pan going
TO make appointments wholesale and without
regard TO qualifications. Just the contrary
Is going 10 be the case. When begin 10
make appointments. which VIII not be until
next year, ! propose TO be governed by the
following considerations: First, those who
have had experience IN the last census will
have preference; and second. those who
have passed clvil.scryice examinations. For
the others propose 10 have an examination
and make appointments based upon the re-
suits Of such an examination.
The Census ONCE TO-DAY began the work
Of sending ont notices 10 the newspapers
asking that public attention be called % The
fact that the census year begins June /, 1889.
and ends May 81, 1890. and requesting that
physicians Keep record OF all deaths occur
ring in that period.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-09
Catholic Ceremonies,

10y 't.rEihph To TIC bi9IA'H'i
NEW ORLEANS. May S.-Ihe Roman Caiho-
dc Cathedral was crowded this morning upon
the occasion Of the confernng OF the paliium
uron Archbishop Jansen 10y Cardinal Glib
hons. % Baltimore At hai-pa-t o'clock
the procession left the aIchcpscopal resi-
dence iu the following order: Acolytcs,
slate priests. Cardinal Gibbons, escorted hy
Archbishop Jans-en; Bishop Durier OF
Natchuochcs; Bishop Keanc, Of Wheeling;
Rev. Father Keeling. rcIresenting Arch
bishop Elder. q Cincinnati, Father hagilli-
cuddy. Of Wheeling; Father Whelau, Of
Baltimore; Fathers Boland aud Langbein,
OF New YORK, aud priests and acolytes.
pom the arrival at The Cathedral solemn
pannnrsl mass WAS celebrated, and at its
conclusion the Archbishop was invested
with the pahum with the usual im-
posing ceremony A sermon I'm French was
delivered by Bishop Durierand one in Eng
hsh hy Bishop Keaue. This evening there
will De a meeting of the visiting bishops and
priests ior tine purpose Of selecting date for
the conservation 81 Rev. Father Heslin, Of
-. Michsel's. as Bishop Of Nstchcz. The
rcqust, papal bin, arrived on Thursday
last.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-09
RICHMOND TOBACCO MaRKEE


business on Change to-day was very limited
AMI private sales small.
Tho auction sales of new Burleys attracted a
large attendance a. shocSoe Warehouse, where
20 h0gsheads wore offered aud all Auctioned Of,
the sellers stating that they would reserve the
privilege Of rejecting bids made till 10 morrow.
The sales made remain unknown today. IL il
probable tow bids will DO accepted. as prices
we're much below the value On western markets
aud cost there, which our buyers failed TO appre-
ciste suficiently. The highest cut price was
IO.c the highest obtaiued here g.. the lowest
cut, g. 50; tho lowest sale, $40 here. The soft
and damaged condition u some OF this lot made
against prices, Tut tho same conditions obtain
In present western markets. While there were
some good colory tobaccos, much was COM
mon: yet the latter -eem IN general demand IN
al marKets. but did not 90 oil well here. The
average tobe>co-man inquiries now, What will
the markets DO since Il is little dull! THIS may
be discovered later on.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-09

train order. The order was that all trains
.hould run against No. 2. n being five hours
and fifteen minutes late. The order got in'o
The hands Of the conductor and engineer oi
Train No. u a. five hours aud tiity minutes
late, giving that train thrtV-6ye miauieS
fine To which It Was not entitled and caus'
inQ the collision. No passengers were hurl;
Fireman Burche,t, Of the freight train dieo
nj 1.4j O'Clock this morning OF his injuries
baggage. Master Farrell, Mal-Agents King
and Corwin. Express-MesseDger Dunn. ana
Fireman Warner were also injured, but are
all reported az doing well this morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-09

George Dixon, p FIorida street, EIlza'
beth, y. j. writes;
al have been using AllcocKs Porous
Plasters for the last i've years. Some two
wears agO, after having been SICK lor up,
wards OF six months with malaria, found
myself with an enlarged spleen, dyspepilc,
srd constantly troubled with hesdsche,
and my kidneys did not act very wen either.
Having spent most OF my money ior medi-
eios ard medical advice ! thought 10 save
ev,.ense | would use Allcoek's Porous PlSs-
,ers two on the small Of my back, one on
,ha snleen or ague-cake, and one on the pit
~ the stomach Just under the bfesst-bone.
I continued using the plasters about thirty
DAYS. cbapsing them every week. Al the
ma Of tbst tin1e l was perfectly well and
have remained 80 ever since.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-09
Tho Deesster Did Not ContAis wias'
philadelphia Recoril

81 never felt 50 much ashamed in my
life as ! did yesterday afternoon" said a
member Of Congress. 81 called on a
friend-s senator-and was Obliged 10
wait for him some time. There was a
decanter and u wine-glass on his central
table, aud without thinking anything OF
the matter ] proceeded to help myself.
Well, the confounded bottle Was ono OF
these April-iool affairs that have o
music-box concealed inside. The
machinery OF the box is so ar
ranged that when il is tilted some
thing or other slips its mooring and sets
a popular melody going. That's just
what happened TO me. | replaced the
bottle on the table. while.' Paddy Dufys
cart was trundled through tho ssmos.
phere with diabolicl distinctnesS Of
course, my host came in at that moment.
and the smile that came over his oounte-
nance was scarcely percsptibie. yet ex-
ceedingly cutting. Really there Was
nothing wrong in my taking glass OF
wine, considering my familiar footing 1t
the house, bur it was very funny for my
host
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-09

10y ITI"EIHTI v 10 IIT'VlIIu.I
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Nav S.--lnformation
OF disastrous collision on The Cincinnati
southern railroad near Glen Mary has Just
been received here. Through a mistake Of
orders by the traiu.dispatcher ut Somerset
Passenger Train so. .. from this city to Gin
cinnaii, collided with freight train. The
engines OF both trains were totally demoli,h-
ed and number Of cars deraed. Some Of
the passengers were hurt. but the baggage
master. postlLclrrk, fireman. and a negro
porter on the PASSENGER train were badly in
jured. The accident delayed all the trains.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-09
THE LETTER.

by you upon her. II is needless for me 10
tell You that ] have also been informed OF u.
make no threats OF personal violence upon
you, but make this offer 70 yon: You
must leave this part Of Virginia 10y the
lst day OF July, 1859, or take the con-
SEQUENCES Of an dtempted intercourse
with nv daughter sallie, child under
twelve wears Of age.
The penalty for the offence (sce Code 1857.
section $3.50 is death, or at the discretion Oh
the jury confinement in the penitentiary not
| less than ten nor more than twenty years. J
TO-DAY went b. Richmond and Dv advice OF
the best 0btainable counsel | make YOU the
above proposition. To the prosout time but
few have been told oi the outrage, ana II you
accept ny proposition 10 leave as soon AS
your ARRANGEMENTS can be made every effort
q.il be made 20 hush the scandal up. you
do not accept the proposition, OF course II
will be useless to attempt 10 keep IL secret
expect positive and unequvocal answer
by 3 O'Clock A. NJ. on Wednesday, Gth IN
slant. Yes or no must be your answer. The
wish to Keep the scandal secret Is The sole
motive for the above proposition.
Yours, D. \. MARKS.
The witness testified that the signature TO
the letter was in ID. A. Msrks's handvriting
but the address ON The back Of the envelope
was not. lie thought The body Of the letter
was also IN ID. 4. Marks handwriting.
The witness described The dece4sed aa q
man about five feet ten inches in height,
weighing about 22j pounds and pretty well
prop6rtioned. ana thiriy-six wears old.
ON redirect examination the witness iesi-
fed that he did not know who delivered ihe
Marx, letter ~ Balm. AT the time BAN
handed the letter 10 witue 70 read pr. Dee
vaney, r. ". Lynch, aud Mrs. Balm we're IN
the store. lie saw Or. DeYancy sud Dir.
Lynch when ,hcy came TO Bain's store that
morning. Witness WAS 40 the desk writing
when they came i'm. they sat down bY the
stove Tor few minutes. DR.. DeYaney, Mf.
Lynch, and Dir. Balm walked into the gro
cery-r00n, where they remained few min
utcs Witness heard Mr. Balm say while DO
there: Gentlemen, this taing uunerYcs
me. never thought OF committing such an
act in my life tie remarked that he must
see Mr. ID. A. Marks. Mr.. Lynch or Dr..
DevlneV informed him that Mr.. harks W.,
not at home. He said thea: I'm carry the
letter and show 10 10 my wife and left the
store and wen; over 10 tho house.
Counsel for the defence objected Il that part
of the Witness answer which detailed what
he heard MIR. Bsia say. aQd the point was ar
rued at length, the defentf urging tnat upon
lis adjudication by The Court would depend
the length Of the trial and the fair fame OF
two families. In order % give counsel on
both sides the opportunity 10 took UP autbo-
rifles bearing upon this matter, 40 as 70 give
the Court all possible enlightenment with
reference thereto. the court at l2:lj adj
iousned until 3 O'Clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-09
SALOON CanaIaates nefeated.
lBy Telegraph TO mo Dispalch.l

lBy IoIegrnph % mo UlspaIchI
CHICAGO, May S.-A special from Indian.
apOlis ssys that the returns from the munich
nal elections held In Indiana yesterday indi-
cate general gains Tor the Republicans where
politics figured ~ the contest, victories in
some places being quite unexpected, as for
instance at sullivan, a Democratic strong
hold, while gains were made at Winchester,
Fortyile, Rochester. Hartford CITY, and
Edinburg. small gains were made by the
Democrats AZ Spencer, Rockport, and
Haughyllle. In some Of the larger towns
high license was issued and IN a majority OF
the places the saloon candidates were de-
feAted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-09
nIannnenred win Funds.

ny ieIoRfHpn 70 mo UItpHI'HI
CWCAGO. Nav S.-A special dispatch from
Tacoma, W. T., says: Contractor }. T.
Mccormick has disappeared vita about
$50. 600 secured from friends. Monday he
met William -quires OF Seattle, 10 thi- city,
and asked him 70 endorse hi' note at the
Pacific National Bank for $4,000 for about
ten days, until be could complete Biz con
tracts and get some money on them. Squires
complied with the request. Mccormick
went t. the bank, drew tine money, and sub.
.equently took the train for New NorS,
where be formerly resided. His liabilities
will aggregate over $4,000, aud he took
upwards Of $4,000 in cash with him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-09
DamaKes recovered.
LRr telecrnnh . the nnpn,ch.l

10y ItI'sTAIu 70 NO If5paIll.I
AUBURN. y. Y, May SIN October, 1887,
Morris AmermaD, a farmer OF Niles, came
to town and, after disposing OF bis produce,
got drunk. In driVlHg home his horse ran
away aud he was killed. His widow brought
a suit under the civil damage act against IL.
q. Perry, owner Of the building In which
the saloon is located where Amermsn bought
his whiskey, for 5000 damages. THIS
morning the jury brought ia 4 verdict IN
favor Of his widow for 81, 900.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-09
AWPrOT.
Fires Very Frequent-The Music Fcs-
ItVnl.

Correspondence OF tho Richmond Dispatchl
MAY s, 1889.
Fires have been so frequent here Of late as
70 cause a fear that hrebugs are 81 work.
There were three last week, and last night
about $3.50 O'Clock n liqu0r.s1looD on King
street NEAR It's intersection with Union
st-eeD Was discovered 10 be on ire, and the
flames had obtained such Roadway that the
building and stock were entirely destroyed
and a small building adjoining had TO be
torn down 10 prevent the spread OF tie
flames. on the other side was the colored
Masonic Hall (brck), which was damaged
slightly. The destroyed property was owned
by cOiored men.
The opening concert Of the Music Festi-
val was gwen last night to very good
house. The rendition OF the programme
seemed 10 give satisfaction. The singing Of
the children was an attractive feature, and
the work OF the orchestra is worthy OF spe-
eial mention.
Mrs. 4. w. Keaton is stil quite sick,
The Pythlsns Melted $500 by their late
fair. Paul.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-09
Another Fatal natiroad accident.

10y IutrPi +pN q" tie bi-phl. u-l
CLEVELAND, ONO, May S.-Ile north
bound passenger tr1iu on the Valley rail-
road, which wa. due here AZ 2.30 O'Clock
tii' evening, entered The city limits on timc
and was running 20 a rate Of thirty miles an
hour when tle smoker leit the track and col-
Idea with q car loaded with coal on the side
track. There were fourteen passengers in
the car ~ whom two were instantly Killed
aud four painfully injured. i!ai dozen
other passengers we're bruised anl cut but
not seriously.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-09

Especial telegram 10 the D.spatch.l
DA>yuLE, MAY s 1t has now been settled
beyond q doubt that the man whose body
was found IN Dan river several days ago
was murdered. His skull had been crushed
by blunt instrument and death resulted
from that cause; but the murder is shroudcd
iu mystery. aud as yet the body has MOI
been identified. Nobody from this section
(. missing, and it is evident the man was q
stranger.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-09
,rnresfo &c Heaueed.

10y telegraph 10 ihe Dlspatchl
Plrr.BCaGu. May S.-Thomas Wigblqnd,
Of THIS city, president OF the Greeo-0 Ass
and Bottle Manufacturers ASSOCIATION, has
written = letter to Master. " orkman AIRING.
ron Of the Knights Of Labor Glass Blowers
Assembly. notifying him that the workmen
must prepsre 10 accept a material reduction
,n wages for the next blast, which will be-
rIn September LIST. The elsss.blowers say
lhaf Tie cut viii be resisted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-09

CHICAGO. Nay N-WhoAf was mol arately A.
tive auc Grim. May WAS aiFahrsi f'tr. under
demand from the shorts ana % '-si shout Z NJ.
higher june advanced ~ ami closed about
&C. hl CHER. The 1imne's VIA due io active buy
my az me senhoort Corn Wa astivs aad sfroug.
closing e.. higher than yesterday. naf- Wrrn
fairly active, stronger. nnl CLOSED ir higher.
Mes~pork wa active 40 stronger AMI ncsr Toe
clO'e prices 30 iirniv advanced ~ ft, 'ip..ng
steady. lari VAS upldt r8fcIT s,fIf. an strong.
closing slightly higher -l0rt-iita Hcra la s"Ni
cInA.Il amI 4 IL..-.. y. L.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-09

Special Telegram 30 the Dispa'-h.l
CHARLESTON. WA. Nay S.-L1st Non.
day while engaged in burning brush ON hrl
farm. ON Second creek of Boca. Mrs. Slral
N-iilheart met with ne misfortune OF having
her clothing catch fire. She was so badly
burned that she died iWo hour, laterin great
agOuy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-09
Homeless by Forest Fires.
lRr Telegraph % the pIspatch.I

~ WV y '-I-"' - ''"7 - F101IEI
SULLIVAN, MICH, May S.-Forest fires
lighted this town yesterday noon and burned
the larger portion Of II. Twenty-Five foml-
lies were rendered homeless and destitute.
Grand Rapids sent an engine that worked
all last night 10 save the sullivan Lumber
Company's mill. One hundred people we're
fed and sheltered at Rayenna, village five
miles distant.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-09

INY fcIHErsUu % mo UIapsI'u.I
~rWNlrELD. Lib. May Sin the House
to-day b,li WAS passed making 10 obligatory
upon all children between the ages % seven
and fourteen wears to attend schoo at least
twelve weeks iu each year. Also bril- To-
authorize proceedings supplementary 10 au
execution against property. u j. subson-
TALLY q copy " tie Sew York laY upon thl'
.ulircf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-09
KILLED By anB1piosiou.

10y tcIegT1Ul 70 no UIspAFhI
BrgnNGuAM. ALA., Nav @.-Ncar Comp.
ton. on the Birmingham Mineral railroad, to-
day Dorsey Collins. superintendent II the
force constructing the road, was killed boy au
explosion OF giant powder being used 10
blasting rock. A negro laborer was badly
hUrt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-09
Partially Destroyed by Fire.
lBy telegraph 70 tho Dispatch.l

MINNEAPOLIS, MISS., Aay 8.-The Jour.
naps Ishpemning lMicb.,l special says: Yes
terday afternoon the town Of spaldipg. Of
800 Inhabitants, was over hail destroyed by
FIRE. Three hundred people are homeless.
No lives were lost. The rain last night
quenched the fires, but more Is needed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-09
Agony IL CoarIed

by persons VINO, attacked by q mild form Of
rheumatism. neglect O. sock prompt RELIEF. Sub
-eQuont torture is prevented by an immediate
resort 20 lIostetfer's stomach Bi,ters. slshts ~
p,6ure, an occasional dtaught, Will beget this
painful malady. who're ihsra IS predispositou
90 60 in TIE blood. lt is not dncult b. arrest tao
trouble a. Tho outset uut vol nigh impossible
~ eradicate b. when ma'ureI. 30 evidence in
relation 60 this superb blood depurert is more
positive tlsn tha, which establishes is efficacy
a. preventive and remedy for rheumatism.
N0t only is % thorough. bit safe. which tho yege
table and mineral poisons often taken as cura-
lives oi Che disease are not Besides eXpeling
tho rheumatic virus from tho system. it over
comes fever and syue Uiliousne-s, on-tipation,
nud dgspCpaa. ny Iu.IhlW)>a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-09
rhc NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

~ t0Io7Iapl . tla UF3aI'N.I
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, May s.-lhe Florida
Fruit Exchange met IN annual session to-
da,. Directors were elected, and diNi-
dend OF 30 per cent. was declared. Three
hundred shares were represented. Geor-c
f. Fairbanks was reelected president sud
A. N. Ives general manager aud treasurer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-09
Thlrtr-Ftght nuiIdlngs burned.

TBy IeI0ETG"I Tl TI7 TI7Ta-0H.T
Chicago. May S.-Seyenty families sre
rendered homeless by fire which swept the
suburban village Of Moreland this evening.
The ire started IN the Presbyterian church
and burned altogether thIrty.elght buildings.