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Morning journal and courier., 1889-03-16
They Pay.

Jacob Butcher, George street tailor, and Walter Traver, horse dealer, were fined $1 and 4.29 costs yesterday, for fighting each other. Attorney Fox appeared for Butcher and Trayer for Attorney Tyler.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-03-16

In the probate court yesterday morning James T. Moran made a motion that the hearing on the appointment of trustees in the case of Nevins & Carroll be continued until March 22. Harry W. Asher and A. W. Penney, appearing for the creditors, were willing, and the motion was granted.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-03-16
SAFE BURGLARS IN wKTHKRsFIELD.

HARTFORD, Conn, March 15.-Burglars
 last night blew open the safe of Comstock, Ferre 6 Co.,, seed dealers at Wethersfeld, and secured $50 in cash. They also broke into the railroad depot, but got nothing.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-03-16

1 Hartford shoe dealers met last night and | were addressed by MT. J. Samuels of that l city, president of the National Association of
 l shoe dealers. They propose to organize as @ branch of the National association or as an independent society, and to unite for early closing
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-18
Nnr1M Cnromna Nena NoteA


EALtldH' y. G, May Il" Ia'9'
The present term ol tne supreme our
hss practically ended. Ih'Te wero ie"er
appeals Than usual. A ia'inG-oH 8eheraiy
occur, a. the term alteI general eir'tloh,
o, The lawyers are the chIci speakers on the
uu.tlugs.
Next Monday grading wnl begin on the
Wilmington, OnsIow and East Carolina rail-
wlv, which 50 thus far planned Is 70 extend
from Wilmington to Jacksonville. Colonel
d.. O.. Morrison l. The engineer of TINS road.
j. T.. C41ey, general merchant, Of Bur-
%lrgfou, BIAS assigned.
AZ stella. Ou-iow county, tuesday night
. store and ne contents were burned 10y au
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-18
KILLER ACCIDENT.
a WORTHLESS. Husband o Hts
wITe ana HiIIs Himself.
nv telegraph 70 the Dispatch-l

fBY Telegraph % mo BiNpth-n-l
WASHINGTON, -. c., May lI.-This eve
ming a hanson cab containing two ladies'
was coming down q steep bill on Thirteenth
street beyond the boundary, when the horse
ran away and the cab collided with = tree
box and was overturned and wrecked. One
Of the ladies, Mrs. A. l.. Horton, OF Calf0r-
MIA, Wa instantly killed, and her compan-
ION, Mrs. Haight, OF this city, Injured, but
not seriously.
Mrs.. sarah T.. Allen has been 4 public
school teacher in Washington Tor many
years, and during The last twelve or thirteen
wears has supported from her earnings her
worthless and Vicious husband, Oswald {.
Allen. Recently the hu@band had become
go intolcrshlc that she was obliged to sepa-
rate from him, aud Allen spent a large part
Of ms time IA correctional institutions.
This afternoon lust ~ the pupils IN
Jefferson public school were being dismissed
Allen went 10 The sctOol-house and In the
presence OF biz wife's pupils shot her In the
head and then shot himself also IN the heau.
lie had caught her shout the neck to hold
her be shot and they ieii together,
bis arm still enciTciing her neck. Allen
died in 3 few minutes, but his wife
fingered Tor two or three hours and died on
a cot in the clOak-rOom ~ Der school. Mrs.
Allen WIS., . native Of Washington. Mr..
Allen cam from Charlottesville, Va. lie
had no regular business or trade. His wife
married him AGAINST eyerybedy's advice,
and she has led ON unhappy lie from the
beginning Of Der marriage. Aliens
conduct his caused public scandal
many times. but ms wife's personal
worth and value as 4 teacher has Eept her In
the employ 81 the school department not
withstsndng. Allen nearly lost his life tn
the w0rkhouso recently. II Is customary
there 10 apply coql-oil 10 Yermin-iniecied va
grant. when they arrive. Allen vas sub
iocicd TO tNis process, and a practical Joker
among hs companions touched q lighted
match 10 li, ne-h before the oil bad eyapo-
rated and he was seriously scorched before
TIE fumes were cV~tIneui-ICd.
To-dly's tragedy caused a panic m the
other .chool-rooms ia the building. The
children 'hinkiug q hre had broken ont in
the building rushed down stars pell-meI.
and several were huochcd down, but no one
va. badly hurt. a hre-alarm brought out
The fromeu md police, who removed Aliens
body % tIe mOrgue.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-18
4 care for LsVross

wv N'NA |HN"N
4 cure for lcprosy h4s been found,
saws Mr.. Clifford. tie iast European 10
Father Damien. 10 is guJun on,
the produce al a tr tree which grows
plcntihully in the AudAman Islands. IL
was discovered by Dr. DouSull, and Mr..
Clifford was "a,surcd by Sir Donald
Stewart. who was then Governor OF tie
islands, aud Who hHs sent me the official
medical report, that every single case ia
the place was cured by 1t. Tho lepers
werc couyicts and It wls therefore posi-
bic 10 enforce four hours a lay II rub
bng the ointment all over their bodies
and the taking Of two small doses inter-
naliv. In some ~ the cases tho disease
was Of many wears standing AMI the
state a. which Il had reduced is victims
was inde-cubabiy dreadful, yet after
eiaht months the sufferers were able 90
run and 10 use a heavy pichaxe ami
every symptom OF leprosy had dlsap
peared. Fnther Iamien tired It, but
too late.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-18
year. A nuo sermon was preached tonight by
Rev. Dr. W. U. MARYLAND, Of Baltimore.
synod ana GeneraI synod.
iRY felegrnnh % tho Dispalcn.

Wy NANsAef ~ W.
PTrsBrRGH. May 17.-Tbere il \ strong
probabillty that the two factions OF the Re
formed Presbyterian Church Known a.
"Syuod" and "Geueral synod" Will be re-
united after a separation Of nfty-six years.
4 committee OF three members Of each synod
has had several conferences, and n number
Of schemes have been suggested to bury the
Ratchet and restore peace and harmony
within the fold. There is a strong under
current 81 sentiment developing among The
younger members ~ The General synod or
"Old Coyenantcrs,' a. they are sometimes
called. In 1888 the Reformed Presbyterian
Church split at the meeting hrid Ia Phila-
delphia. The Seceders. or COyenanters, would
not allow their men to vote on any questions
relative 10 State or National Government.
The General synod took the opposite view.
and said il wa, Il duty they owed to their
state and Church 10 take part IN all cleo
tons. Some Of the Covenanters now want
10 vote on 4 probibitOry amendment, claim
ing that 70 is a right cause. For this reason
some OF them would like 10 come back N the
fold again. Their reason Tor not voting f.
that God IL not recognized in the Constitu-
ton OF the United states.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-18

Tho Austrian kelchsra'h was prorogued yes
tsrday.
The Teresa Central sucar-grindinq factory A.
MankauliiO Las been burned. The loss IS i)H,-
O00.
one million and three quarters In gold bars
Hill 10 shipped tomorrow from Acw YORK o.
Europe,
The London Chronicles Berlin correspon1ent
says that the military killed three strikers in
Slesia YESTERDAY.
Tho House Of Commons yesterday By 3 vote 81
2Ol 10 100. Teiectsd ST. LaBouchere's motion 20
abolish hereditary scaling 10 the House VI LOrdr.
In stafford, Conn. yesterday the wooden eX-
tension u the mills Of tie Ninersl-sprngs Man
ufacturing con pany Was burned. Estimated
loss, 5000.
The delegates from the American republic
taking part IA he Paris exhibition will give a
banquet e. tue Cabinet to-day. Mr.. Mclean, The
retiring United states Minister, will preside.
Coroner Lovy. OF New York, has decided 10
hold Dr5. Trivia, Hance. aud Ferguson, who
performed the AutOpsy OF Bishop mo mind
raAior, In tho sum Ot $4,000 10 appear az The
Coronor's Inquest.
At Caseyville. KY, yesterday X. g. Thomas.
editor Of the Csseyyille Hera,d. shot ami Killed
George Elmer, a prominent merchant. Tho dif-
hculty grew out Of a publication IN Thomas
paper.
Tho Wilmington Deli Ersry EyeTtn9 confirms
the reported eugagementOf eI-secretary bayard
10 Miss Clymer, daughter u DR.. Clymer, United
states navy, Of aahingtOn. Tho wedding VIII
occur early In the summer and tho welded
pair will pass a few months 10 Europe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-18
THE LACK OF FUNDS
IN THE NORTHERN PRESBYTERIAN
GENERAL ASSEMBLY
Shows That There Are Five Hundred
Churches Without Pastors-This
is a Serious Question.
rBy telegraph to the DI'patoh.I

NEW YORK, May 1.-THE Presbyterian
General Assembly, which convened aud
Organized yesterday, held its first business
session TO-DAY.
Rev. Dr. Morris, Chairman OF the Educa-
tional Committee, read the report Of that
committee. The report showed that at
present there were more than 800 churches,
with a membership 81 from one 10 twenty
I've members, without pastors because Of the
lack Of funds. This lack OF mini.io-
rial help, the report said. was a serious
question, and one that should be
squsrely met. The ratio Of dissolution was
last year SO per cent. the largest In the
history Of the Presbyterian Church. The
cause OF this dissolution. though perhaps
due - the migration habits Of the people,
i principally due 10 the need Of money. The
Chairman said that the WORK among colored
people needed attention. which 10 would De
wise 10 giveIt. The constant dimiuutiOn ~
Ministerial force by reason 81 Old 3ge and
disease also required attention. I'm conclu,
sion ho said The Church must have paid
and ordained ministers To meet this growing
demand for ministerial Aid. u was vital 20
Church interests and required prompt sud
vigorous action.
Colonel T. llott +. shepard read the report
OF the Committed on Sabbsth Observance.
IL III hN ltIAIIu hFNflhI NINl'fNf iUl ''NMA+fA-
latiOn. Among them the stopping OF stage
coaches on FIith aycUus on SUNDAYS, the
closing Of the iquor.slloons IN Cincinnati,
ana the decrease in the circulation OF sun
day newspapers. The committee bed also
In view the stoppage ~ The transportation OF
mails on sunday aud a decrease OF the inter.
state traffic. M. shepard recommended The
plan OF the American sabbath Union for
carrying % these Things.
4 motion was made and carried 10 The
effect that 4 report Le printed Of the meet
ing 10 The statement made 10 him by q en-
cinuati minister who was not "a commits
s%iouer, and therefore was not allowed 10
talk him-eli. The statement was that 10 the
last election in Cincinnati Nh. Nosehey sand
he would not enforce the law closing ihe
saloons on Sundays, and De was elected
MAYOR on inst issue. 20 tae saloons there
were open every day.
Colonel Shepard said he was unaware OF
that, and hc agreed 90 strike the reference TO
the sabbath Observance ln Cincinnati our OF
bis report.
The report oi the special Committee on
the Board OF Foreign Missions, submitted by
Dr. Charles A.. Uichey, ol Philadelphia, roe
commended jhat The Board % Missions for
Freedmen q. noW constituted and located be
Continued, that 10 should control tine entire
work lm0ng the freedmen and nos depend
on the constitution Of the Church 10 other
boards. but that II assistance be needed 81,
appeals should be- approved -.
The Board ~ Home Missions and Board
% Missions FOR freedmen were recommended
90 confer No least once o wear ON questions NJ
mutual interest. The report was approved.
Rev. Joseph f.. smith, u Baltimore, read
tls r.rOrf an rO.orpFafigu IN missionary
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-18

||
C"inciunlu:
C%Inciuustis... $40 ( 009 g Oh
lfaitimores"-.......0 % o % 3 o. ,
Ha-c-hits-Cincnnaiis 10; Bsltimores. T..
Errors Cmcinnatis, %; B%lltimorcs, >. Bat
Ierit,-' i~u anu i''u"'"i Nun"'"-"''
ana fuIweT'
Washington
Northumberland ! o 600 ! o. :
thtclgo~....... ....0 . o o o % XII
blse-hi'-- Washre.onS, 50 Chicigo-, 3;
Errors-W~ aShingiors' D.; tnirago,. B.. Bat
lrllr'- htA! aD" ~'0"i NI'rN ""u At
rel.
Philsdelphil len Innings:
Philadriphms ....0 % 5000 I01 1-G
lnJianapoi-.......2 ID l % ! d o o. o.
Observation-Disclosures H.; lndianspo-
lis, Oh. Errors fhliadclphia,, . Indians
auoli,, D. Batierics-tascy and Clements 1;
Whitney and Daily.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-18
III teIeeraph o ~ DIspatch.l

by telegraph % tho Dlspatch.l
BROOKLYN, May H. The weather and
track were line and the attendance large.
First ~rsce-purSe $1,000, oil ages, seven
furlonRs-ilsnOyer won u be pleased; Qua
Iautee second, Eolian third. Time, l:2S5.
second race-haudlcap sweepstakes. one
mile, $1,000 addrd-Bsilston won Frank
Ward second, Joe Lee third. Time, l:4GI.
Third rsce-scaside stakes for two-year.
olds, five fudongs. selling, $3.50 added
81. James won, Blackburn second, Onward
third. Time. l:O2i. The winner was en-.
tered at b, 800, and was bid in by his owner
Al Si.2Oj.
Fourth r~ace--Brookdale handicap, for
three-year-olds and upwards. 81, go added.
one mile and a furlong-lnspecto b. won
Belinda second, Msrauder third. Time,
l:jj.
Fifth race-purse $1,000, for two-year-
0lds, hall a mlle-Canteen was never head
ed; Prince Howard second, Phoebe third.
Time, 80 seconds. Mntuals paid Sll5.
sixth rsce-purse $1,000, for three.year-
olds and upwards, selling, six furlongs-
Teu.maline won; Little Barefoot second.
Romp third. Time, lilo. Muluais paid
sos.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-18
DANGEROUS Use OF STRONG PTRGiTEES

Most pills, purgauves, aud Bitter Waters
which act quickly upon the bowels irrltato and
often destroy tho mucous coats OF the stomach
aud bowels. Indeed, thor cathartic action is
directly caused by the irritation Of tho bowels,
which they produce. Their. action should DO
soothing and stimulating instead Of irritating.
A continued use Of such remedies produces
chronic Inflammation Of tho stomach aud bowels.
THIS often ends In dangerous disease. The use
OF the genuine imported Carlsbad Sprudel salt
Is highly as an apertenL laxative,
aud d~iuretic, because In acton IA due solely 10
It's solvent aud stimulating properties II
soolhes and allays Inflammation. aud Is there
and Bitter Waters.
beware OF iniilrtioRA Or. Toboldts lecture
on Carlsbad Sprudel salt sad pamphlets mailed
o barclay Atrnet-Aag York 10 XAA~pa&1h
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-18

noes. 81. Laymen - Ayes, 20; noes, 6. The
council then adjourned.
~ the evening session the frat business IN
order was the election Of four clerical ana
four lay delegates TO the General Convention
Of the Church 10 lie held In New York IN
November next.
Thirteen clergymen and nineteen laymen
were placed In nomination. The Reys. q. II.
Norton, j. :. fIanckel, J. IL. Newton, h.
Nelson, ministerial, and Joseph Bryan, H.:
Taylor Scott, G. NJ. %Blacktord. and Colonel
W. II. Taylor. laymen, were elected. After
the election the convention adjourned sine
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-18

BRYANT.-nial, FtIay morning, Nay I'm.
In DauviIe. Va. LiNktih, infant enid OF
IruehearI ami Auuie b bryanL
Rufia. will take pisc8 from the rerlfenco oi
her gr.rffsfher. pr. j. 49,. Bryant 40. 10 east
Marshall sgcsL THIS MORNING ~ 10 O'Clock.
CANPBELLR-Di May Il. issa. ~ 20c0cs.
AZ fne re.idouce ~ her brother. in-lAH, \. "
20 lari. e5l zen sbio street.. Mas EMMA CAMP
BELLE. IA her ninetesutn year.
She leaves a latler aud four sisters 70 uloafn
their l0ss. -
Funeral az Oskwoot THIS saturday EFE-
MISC a. 1 o'clock. Friends Hnd sc4nalniAn.es
arc invited Go attend
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-18
A DisaAsrou. DOeA-Firo at Norfolk.

NNNN@f
NORFOLK, VA, May l7.-To-uight about IL
o,ciock = ere broke out on the waterfront
facing CRANKY street aud totally destroyed
tbe dOck and warehouses Of The Chesspeake
snd Ohio railway. All the freight on The
dock, consisting OF a large quantity o
general merchandise, hSy and grain, were
DESTROYED. The FIRE burned 70 dercely md
with such r,pidiy that the freoen could
only work on the adjacent property. They
saved the New York, philadelphia and Nor
folk dock and warehouses. One OF The large
railroad bsrges OF the company lying in the
dock caught Ere and was damaged con-
siderablY beiors II could be gotten out Of
the way. .
The loss on freight and buildings and
wharyes viii not fall short Of Sl25,00 Only
a portion Of the property, II Is thought, Is
insured. II IL not known how the Gre oTici.
mated. The wa,chman on the dock found
out the place WAS on fire by hearing the
alarm from persons outside.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-18
Result OF "a Mining Convention.
by telegraph 70 ho DispaLh.l

CHICAGO, May IA dispatch from
Streator, ILL.,, says: The convention Of
miners Of the Northern Illinois district con-
Guided a three days session yesterday. In
reply 10 the announcement Of 4 reduction OF
10 cents per ton by the operators they offer
to accept a reduction Of = cents per ton,
the same as the miners OF Pennsylvania and
Ohio have offered. The operators have de-
clined this, and they proposed arbitration.
The indications are that mining will be sus-
pended In Northern Illinois for some time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-18
nAaKErs BY TELEGRAPH
NEw YORK.

NEw YOHK, May I1.-Cotton steaIy; salos sos
bales; uplanda II lite; Orleans. IL bis.
weekly ne, receipts az this port 50 bales; gross
receipts, Il,G5 bales; exports- y Great Britain,
S.gts bales TO France. $40 oales 10 the Cont
penL hlOO bales forwarded. l,fg3 bales sales.
I45O bAles: spinners. $3.50 bales; stock. 2l2,4 as
bales: not receipts AZ all poris to-day, 2.Eo
bales; e1ports-tO Great Britain. 6.iSd bales, 10
the Continent. LASS bales stock, G0.3ls bales.
southern n0ur duh and heavy. Wheat steady
and quiet; No. >, n stors. e,a,2kc. options &c.
higher and nrm No. z red, May. sac. June,
sac: July, SNc. August, save. Corn quiet
Out nrmor; no. =. 4isc. Ia elevator; options
duh ana axe. loser May, iac. June, axe;
July. 4IGc. August. 4shc. Oats weaker aud
duil options duu ana steady; May. ys,sc {:
june, CSC. July. 2sA.c. Ma. :. spot 29aaoc.
Hops nrm. Cofee-opucns closed steady and
quiet; May. sldf5eAI650; June. ti650sla@ (;
july, slh6Oasle65; August ti670asl65 IS; spot
Rio qtiet a. tiS7A Sugal-ksw unchanged
refined steady and quiet. Molasses quiet. Rice
stesdy. Petroleum qu'et aud steady rennei.
8 $50. Cotton-socd of seas; crude. prime. toc. (:
OF grades, 85af.e.; yellow. a.. kosin steady
Aad auieL f~ncpeatiae slsaiisr and outst q
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-18

nAc. Hides firm; wst~saltsd, New Oriesns go
lected. IS 20 10 pounds. go; Texas seleclet, "A
o. 90 pounds. 5Ss6c. P0rf sieady. Reef soy.
Beef-bams ~in.cilye. TERED beef DUH Cut
meals qulet: midIleg Inactive. lard stronger;
western stesm. MS: city. p.s5: nay and Jaas.
sal July. S.ia. Freighps Grm except Tor cot
ton Gotta, 3-s2Al-sid. grs!D, zsd.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. May H. Cash quotations seyoi Flour
Irregular and nominelly easier. No : spring
aud 40. ? red wheat, Stas &c. No ecorny sta
3ifsc. No. ? oeiS 30. Messrork. fiL66 Lard,
tGT taHsA short-riOs. Sase.a.eS; shoul-
ders, n gSaIc.0; short-clear, tc.igA at6a wis
key, fL02
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-18
The rsrmers' Alliance Located.

by telegraph % the Dispaicbl
%BiRutvGHAM. May lI-The Board Of Directors
Of the state Farmers Alliance met here TO-DAY 90
cou.icsr proposals from tue different cities for
tho location ~ thc Alliance Exchange. Blruug-
ham. Montgomery. selma. mi Florence put ln
bid.. Brminelan'. offer Of $4,000 u cash AMI
land was Inauimo 4slf a'ccple1 u Il. under
stood mat tho Rliau,o viii "a, once begin va
erection 81 p .torohOl-o and OtLer buildings Oh
the corner lOt donated.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-18
eRAIs ANO COTTON sxcaAasn

RICHA0hO, Nay ~. 4s1h
OFFgsisJA
WnEtr-l..10 bushels.
COkN.-rpJ bushels.
tA.~.-i.JJ bushels
hYE-@-u bushels.
IRAa.--i D4=uels.
MILL~OFFA--J tons.
sAL6s REP0EFsO - sg1szr,R,
WnEAr-LOngborry. CO bushels very good a.
g6,. go bushels gOOi ~ 70.
CORS.-Whitr, 80 psneis prime 81 Bic. 81
bushel. good III a.. Mixed, 80 bushels prime
al t5sc.
kYE-g3O bushels common a. 62r.
BLACK PsAs.-s4 bushels very good at HIS.
TLOUA
We 1i)ts Pins. 2SAsLJ sups-ins. ADA
f3.2a. ek,r@blj).SA75 family 2iAsL5l pi.sl.
iamuY, country. 3AI5tSA2
COTTON KEPOAE
Market firm.
QuOrArloSA
kIDnLfSG. lO-.
Low AfDOLISG. Qh-.
sGvODOKDtSAKY. SA=
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-18
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

MAY H. 1879.
Loose tolab.o sales to-day lbs pounds. with
- cents the highest and 1 cont tho lowest ger
pound.
Auction offerings on change ten packages Of
which three wrrs ta1.n 10 highest ~ cents
lowest I'D cents per hundred pounds. Tho mar
ke.i is without -pe.iai feature. Elack wrappers
wsre 10 -trous demaul and q few Inferior ones
SOLO ~ outside prices. break gnt. with more
roaIy sales Of all kiads OF dars. Few brignts
changing hands
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-18

fepecfnl telegram I'D tho DsUat'nI
CHsGlorlE. s.. G., Nav william
Pryor, ayoGug man, to-day coumltted sui-
cldc on board The train ou the We,i,rn
North Carolina railroad near Hickory. ll-
took q heavy dose Of morphine aud died in q
few minutes. His body va, put OBJ AZ
Hickory,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-18

Try telegraph % no Dtspatchl
~CuARIE.r0s. Nay 1.-THE carrler-gigeon
With came on board me schooner ualena Oh
Fryiug-Paa shoals ami Brought horu vas re-
lsa-eI thursday evening az b o'clock and Esw
HoFtA lg cast
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-18
a Banh organized.

ny teIeErNI1 y no UIs1AIEUI
CHATTANOOGA. Nav N.-Iho Fourth National
Sank Of Chattanooga Wa O.gsniDsi ~ day win
acapiAl took OF 81, yU,Nn-L. ~. warner, pros-
dent e.. T.. GaskrlI. cashier. The q re.t0ry ls 4
strong one. tcing composed % tlt~en u tho
Loading Businessmen VI the city,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-18
III auGe0.
LILY telegraph 70 the niann1ch

TOY WIVtF"HH HI'UHtIusI
WAsHISGToS. May II.-Nelson Colbert
(colored) was hanged 10 Jail this afternoon
Tor the murder OF Philip Wenfzell In Octo-
her last. The drop fell at 1884. aud Col
bert's neck vas broken By the fall.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-18
INJURIES a. follow.
K.ylsn og M cnIrAao nAaEsr

CHICAGO. Nay l1.-WhcHt rIlel dnil early "a
the doy. Win more doing just te'ore tho ciose.
The tolo vas nrm to strong aui closed aaal
higher tlau yestorlay. Oats quiet. steady. aud
Unchanged. Hork was srouger aut -iQstl ia
nc. higher. lard steady and unchanged. Wta
steady and ssr. higher. corn WAS moderately
active aud closed Laa- lover than ycstefday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-18
AUCrEON sALss TO-DAY.

GEORGE ". MAYO. 1890 A. NJ, allies sTimmsd
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RICHMOND BAZAAR. 10 and II o'clock A.. ",
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carte, harae-s. Sc.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-18

Will be here 10 adsy " two. Those dealers
who are waiting FOR u VII please have 3 H.
tie patience. Wlll let them Know as soon as
u comes.