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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-23

Tnurydsy on the subject OF "7he Capacity o.
Tresbyteranism ~ Form OF Govenmcn' -.
Rarii Church Exieusion was requested for
publication Ia tract form.
appointed 70 Install The Rev. william q. Wnits
a. pastor OF HeaIlng-Springs church me iouf'n
Sabbath OF June.
The stated Clerk was directed TO write . Ie,,es
svmpafhy OF the presbytcry with thin Ia the IN
creasing in1rmitios u his old sss
one day Of the next stated meeting VIII ps
spent CONSIDERING mo ,rs eammstss on thst
cause The consideration OF restitution HOOK
ing 70 the organization OF AL the ladies' foreign
missionary societies OF the prcsoytery Into klnu
Of presbyierial organization was postponeo ''r
year. . a.,
general quite encouraging A large numpsr on
mgubers were received BY many Oh tho
churches, sos being the total accessions on pIT TO
feesion during year. Total membership OF AL
our churches over 70O.
A member Of Lexington church asked an sn-
swer 70 The following questions:
]. IL the authority OF fhe session 1rrstos OF 81
other authority in the mater OF calling COD,
eregniIonal meeting 70 consider us temporal
affairsf Answer: i o.
Q Has the Board OF Descons rignt 70 GALE or
have called such a meeting whom In rs 1uds-
meat II 10 sxpedient to consult the BODY OF INC
uoopie about their temporal atfairsf Answers
No. Tho answer 70 the hrst settles this
g Has the session duthoftil 70 uoCiuc "hon ~.
what II any, change shall DO made In the house OF
worship or tile method seating the congregation
Answer: The session has the abstract authorl-
ty but il would be mex pedient 10 use this power
without consulting the congregation, except III
extraordinary cases-
There was q very interesting debatc on those
questions engaged ia by bovs. DR.. Preston, ID.
&. Irwin, Dr. Vaughan. and several others-
LAST DAY.
Tho following supplies were appointed FOR tho
Rev II. X Smiths field during his absence IN
West virginia: Rev. j. +. Booker, shemarian
aud Pond Gap, first Sabbath OF August Rev. !,
g. Carson, Walkers Crock and shsmariah. Sc
cond Sabbath OF August. and Rev. W. NJ. McEl-
wee, shemariah and Pond Gap, tho third sab
bath. a.,
An adjourned meeting OF the presbytcry WIN
be held in stanton on Wednesday, I'D OF May,
10 license Mr. Henry A. White. OF Princeton
Seminary, 20 receive candidates for the ministry,
and Other WORK.
A motion to employ an evangelist within our
bounds was postponed until the next spring
meeting.
The meeting has been O very delightful one.
ORA J. 81. Rawlings, Mcfarland, and vaughan
gave us good sermons, and our work mas been
done 10 good spirit The entertaInment we hsFe
received at the hands OF the Waynesooro people
has been ali that could be desired. A. II. d.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. April 22-Cotton steady sales,
to-day. SIG bales; also last week, not before re-
ported, 2,555 bales for consumption and l.6lS
bales tor export; uplands. 10 I5-l6c. Orleans.
113-l6c. net receipts AT bales exports--to
Great Britain, 1855 bales 70 the Continent.
2225 bales stock. 46OSs7 bales. Southern -four
dull and weak common 10 fair extra, f27ia
sa25; good % choice, Sa35aS5 Is. Wheat Aalc.
lower No. red. 50 eo3isc- In store options
ka7sc lower, closing hrn No. 2 red, April.
SS1kc; May, &,c.: June, Ghc; July, s6'Ic.
Corn dull and weak at haic lower; No. 2, 4sAsa
A4c. In elevator; options dull aud &c higher;
April, 43Hc. May and June. axe. /; July,
$3.50 Oats quiet and weaker options lover and
nrm: April. 29xc. May. $50; June. 25hc.
july. e9c.; so 2. spot 3Jsa5ic. Hops quiet
and steady. Coffee--OptioDs closed steady at
IOAi5 points up; Aprl. sl6 65asI67o; May, $I6.70a
$3.50; June, tl6.s5eSldg0; July. SldSOasl7
spot Rio quies and steady. Sugnr-RAu stronger;
fair refining, $50. centrifugal. 9o-test. 7Ao;
roaDsd strong ; c, sIa7Ac.: extra c. 71Ia7Hc
of A, z ll-l6a77sc. +; mould A, eHc standard A,
skc. confectionery A. SIC. cut loaf. one.
crushed. 94c powdered, &C.. grsnulsted. Shc
cuoes, SIC. holasses-Foreign hrm 50-test.
steady. Petroleum lower; crude, In barrels. 7.loc.
Cotton-seed oil quiet Rosin quiet and steady.
furpentine quiet and steady, Hides seady and
quiet Wool weak snd quiet Pork firm; old
mese, tfaoousl275; new mess, Si3 soesla75;
extra prime si250 Beef quiet Beef-hans in
active. Tiecced-beef dun. Cut meats slow.
Middses quiet Lard easier: western steam.
E.ShsH. Is; April and May, $40; June, I'LL
Freights steady.
CHICAGO
CHICAGO. April 22-The cash quotations we're:
Flour dull and unchanged. No. spring and
40. red wheat Size No. corn, st.c. No
shortriha, sas5asS shoulders. 6. osas6.o0
short-ciear, 50. 25asasTK. Whiskey. Sl.03.
Tneleacias futures ranged ~ follows
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Defrauaer Abroad.


NEW YORK, April 2e-The counsel for y.
Henry Rothschild and Isaac Dreyfus, partners
in the fame -shirt manufacturing firm OF DOwnes
& Finch, stated to-day that no had learned that
the partner DoSnos was In Canada. The patti
nors have brought suit TO set aside the firms az
slgnment. and secured the appointment OF Miles
N. OiBrion rs receiver. II Downes returns here
counsel says be will have TO meet criminal
charges. Within one week OF the failure over
$4,000 in cash and stock convertible into cash
Wero disposed Of. Moss OF the moneys went %
Mrs Downes. although she docs not appear by
the FIRMS books TO be a creditor According 10
counsel Downes has defrauded every bank with
which he was connected and made tho most eN-
travagant misrepresentation 70 get money.
Roihschid & Co. hope TO got back into the
estate the bulk OF money Withdrawn. suit has
been begun in New jersey. where the factories
arc located, 70 set aside two mortgages, one OF
fsl.0OO and one OF $4,000. 70 Mrs. Dowues- re-
corded on the day Of assignment 10 DoYneSs
lawyer. The assignment is also attacked for
fraud.
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>. Anx.xsIw. pxprs COUNTY. WIS.,, Dec. 2. IsS5
.For upwards OF ATTY years have used Brand
r.,h,s pits. / am nov nssxiy eighty years old
- "a A. good heath. THAT nay faculties are ssiii
sntscf & due to this fact and ibis only that l
~ - .lmosl reiiod on Bra0dreIhS Pills 70 the
srelusion o. stronger medicines 70 restore mo
~ ssslsn whenever either seriously indisposed
y. 4, great suffering from coids bsckncfe, &c.
I'd ara deeply grateful. next 70 my Maker. 70 tho
$1,000 mar, MO originated and placed within
re.eh Of his fellow beings 70 simple and snhca-
cIous remedy. For pilsoas aerangements ana
nsris1ce. 4 psx sssglsriy noaceablA"
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RICHMOND L1yE.srncK MARKET.

RICHMOND. April 22.-Receips: 267 head Of
cattle: SO sheep, and 1856 hogs.
Sales: 25s head Of cattle 90 sheep, and 4lS
hogs.
Prices:
Cattle-Best, 4kaiKc. gross: medium TO good,
80 a4c. gross common to fair, 25sa3kc- gross :
eheep-ia5Hc gross.
Hogs-5a6kc. net
Bulls-2t.a3Ac. gross.
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closed better. No 3. csah. 2sxc Msy, DaSskc.
Whiskey, <l.02 Cotton bseeicg In good do
mand and irm ih-poani. otc.; k-ponnd. Sc;
PSrp sla iard Ies' ss sss s uS DR.,
salt meats (boxcd,--shouiders $40; longs.
faf2Aat5.I5: clear ribs. $d.i2kss6@o; short
clear. t6.e5sss5D. Bacon tbsxsd, -snooldorx
50 longs and rit~. 81 7saSssc short-clssr. fd9os
1886. Hams steady AZ fa75asi2.
BALTIMORE.
BALrrnosR, April 2--Fiour fairly active and
easy whcat-soafbcrn quiet and steady
Fulfz and Longberry, 2ocas1: western dull
aud weak: No winter red. spot. 5kaS5Ac.
Corn--Southeru quiet aud nrm: white. 40ai5c.
quiet and easy western white. ssa3sa<c.; do.
mixed, 30ss2c. graded No. white, BIC Rye
steady at Ss57c Hay dun and essy; primo 70
choice timothy, slea<ia50L Provisions quiet and
steady Butter ' ar% western pseksas .n y.
steady: refined, 67oc. Coffee quiet aud sseaay;
kio cargoes, fair. lskc. Sugar firm; A son,
10 Liverpool per steamer dun and nomnsIiy
steady; cotton, SOC. flour. ia ID; grain, sd;
Cork for orders. Sc. ID. s5s Sd. Reccspts--Fiour.
70i6 barrels; wheat. 1000 bushels: corn. 5b.yO0
shipmenta-Flour, $500 barrels; wnest si,oo
bushels: corn. 79.0oO onsnels sales-Wnest
1900 bushels: corn. 1900 bushels
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI. April 92-Tiour quiet: family.
s250ass.S5: fancy, Sl25e$l40. Wheat quiet; No
red. S6c. Corn hrrnsr; No mixed, SSc
Oats dull and lower: No. mixed, a11c. PORK,
Sl250. Lard steady, current make, $40 Bulk
meats nrm short ribs f62a Bacon steady;
short clear. f7.4a Whisky steady. si0a Hogs
In fair supply snd easier common and light toa
$50; packing and butchers, SA70as4.S.
LOUISVILLE
LOUISVILLE, April 21--Grain and provisions
Qniet. Wheat-No red. gle. CorH-New
mixed, 35Hc. Oas.-So. 9, &c. Provisions,
Bscon--Clear ribbed. t7.25; clear sides s7.iA
WILMINGTON
WILMINGTON, ". C.. April 22-Turpentins
firm at a.. Rosin steady; GRAINED, Sc. good
strained, S7Lc. Tar firm at sL2A Crude tur-
pentine firm; hard. sl.20; yellow dip and
virgin, s2S1
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURsS
NKw YORK. April 21-CottoD-Net receipts,
30 bales; gross receipts. Q4B bales. Futures
closed easy: sales. 9i,SDO bales: April. SIC. 6sa
$iO7i; May, $l0.72; june, sio75esl076; July,
Dor. Sl0.l9aS1o.2i; october. s9.Sjef2s6; No
vember, s967at97S; December. 50. 7pat9.So: Janti-
uary, s9s7as2S9: February, t9.95as9H; March,
tl002a3i00i.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
rReported for the Dispatch.l
APRIL 22-Market nominal. Prime, 4Hc.;
extra prime. &c: fancy, 5kc.; common, eva
Bic; shelled, 2&a3Ac-: Spanish, 60; factory
hand-picked- 5hashc
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BALTIMORE sTaCx MaPxRr.

BALTIMORE April 22-Virginia 10-49s. 35Ea
36%: do. 81, $50 bid Baltimore and Ohio stock,
s0a93; Northern Central stock. 70 bid; Cincin-
matt Washington and Baltimore lists, N4 a99; do
DDS. 534 asked: DO Dds. 26hs asked; consolidated
gas bonds. ll2Aal13H do. stock, Az a46
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COOK. Died. sunday morning. April sisr u
quarter % II O'Clock. at her fathers xcstdence
No. 8f3 west Main street, EMILY tI1kLLN0s
youngest daughter Of r. u and Margaret Coot-
Tho funeral will take place from tho First
Presbyterian church THIS tTuesfey) NORM
ING. x5f instant, st IL O'clock. Friends and 40
quaintancca are Invited TO attend.
CR0wDER-Died on Sunday evening. siss
instaDs At ~ O'Clock. ~ the residenc0 OF
her husband, No II south Bcividerv street.
ELLA. wife Of X. l. crowder. In the thlrfy-stxth
year OF her age.
Funeral services from tho above residence on
TUESDAY. Esd isstant, al IL A. H. Friends and
acquainsanccs arc invited 70 sttsnd.
Petersburg. Baltimore, and New York papers
please copy.
CULLEN.-Dted, at his residence. 100 south
First street. JOHN A. CULLEN. In the ifty-
eighth year Of hts age.
Funeral from Craze Episcopal church THIS
Cruosday) AFTERNOON 81 hsls-psst O'Clock.
Friends aud acqusintsnces are invited 70 at
tend.
sTEPHENs.-Died. IN Lyncbbure. April q,
iss9. Mrs. REBEcCA PARKE STEPHENS,
widow OF William A. stephens, aud daughter OF
the tate Henry II. Meredith. ST., In the seventy
ers, year Of her age.
WILsON--Died. on Monday. April ed, ut i:25
o'clock A. NJ. at the residence Of Dr. J. q VIII
son. f0is west Clay street, Arr. MARY H., wife
OF DIR. J. c. Wilson, Ia the fftioth year OF hor
age.
mourn thoir loss.
Funeral from the residence THIS ruesdayl
AFTERNOON az q o'clock. Friends and re.a.
iiyes are invited 70 attend.
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ACTION ssLrs Topaz.

J.. THOMPSON BROWN & CO.'S p. NJ. West-End
Central. and East-End improved and unin-
proved real estate
n. w. POWE, 40 z. NJ, choice west-Frsaklin-
street and west-Grace-s;rees lots.
JAMES b. ELAN, 5 P. NJ. desirable brick DWELL
ing No. 5e3 north Third street.
CHEWING & ROSE. r. NJ. lot OF land on the
north line OF Moore near Oak street.
j. THOMPSON BROWN q CO., p. n, Monroe
PARK cottage residence.
X. b. CHFFIN s. Gu, IL NJ, commissioners sale
OF valuable real estate ia Henrico county
near the eastern sooarns OF Richmond Va
QUARLEs q McCURDY, p. NJ, north Fifth
street dwelling and lots
j. II. VALENTINE. i04 A NJ, furniture, stoves
behring's. wagon. &c.
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CONNECTIONS

CONNECTIONS
Train No. 10 connects daily a, keysVilie fOr
Chsse Ciiy, ClsSksyilie. Oxford, Durham Hen
dersOD, aud Raleigh. Connects daily A. Greons-
bOrO fer Durham. Raleigh, Salon, aud Winston,
Hud all points on North Carolina DIVISION ~
salisbury Tor Asheviile. Hot Syringe. and all
points In Western NOrih Carolina, and AZ Char
lOtte for Charlotte. Columbia and Augusta rail-
road
Train No. 70 connects daily at Greensboro tor
Salem. Winston, Raleigh. GoldsoorV, aud More
hesi City; al salisbury for Ashovilie. 10.
springs. and al points in Western North Caro-.
Ina al Charlotte with Charlotte. Colum ola and
Augusta railroad tor Columbia. Augusta, Aiken,
Charleston. Savannah. Thomasyille. Ga. JACK
s0nville, ana Otbsr Florida points aiss. win
Carolina Central railroad for Wilmington
Trains from the South arrive AZ Richmond SIS
A. NJ. aud $3.50 r. N.
tAaELIA COURTHOUSE TRAIN
Leave Richmond ........... ............ 800 p. "
Arrive Richmond. .......................s4) A. NJ
tCLOVgR AcCOMNODATiON.
Leave Richmond ......................b ib A. "
Arrive Manchester ........... ......,... .B30 =. W.
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FOREIGN NOTES.
The Viceroyshfp one Hundred
Strikers Arrested.

rByAnglo- American cable 20 the Dlspstch.l
DUBLIN, April 22.-The Irish Times states that
Lord CroWnlow has accepted the viceroysnip OF
Ireland.
VIENNA, April e2.-Rioting in connection with
the strike OF the tram-car men was renewed
here to-day. The strikers attacked the cars and
succeeded in smashing many OF them Tho
cavalry was again called out. and charge was
made upon the rioters. many OF whom were
wounded. About 100 strikers were arrested.
KING DECONEs MONK.
BELGRADE, April 22-.The Journal Si6obrdn
says that ex-King Milan has become = monk Of
Jerusalem, with the wow TO eventually becoming
the patriarch Of all tho Servians.
THE CARS CONDITION.
ST. PETERSBURG. April s2-1hs Gar e suffer-
ing from extre me nervous excitement being in
constant dread Of attempts upon his life
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Hase-Bafl Yesterday.
fBy telegraph 10 tho Dispatch

Louisville:
Louisvilles. .......0 8 0 0 0 0 2 O. 8
81. Louls...........6 0 0 8 x-l3
Base bits-Louisvillss, Q ST. Louis, Is. Errors
Louisyilles. 6; ST. Louis. 4. Batteries-Cook and
Stratton Boyle and Chamberlain
Cincinnati:
Cincinnatis. ........O 9 0 0 0 1 2 4 10
Kansas City.........0 0 0 0 0 0 l.
Base hits-Cincinnats. o; Kansas City. 3.
Errors-Cin :innstis, none Kansas City, g. Bat
seres-Baldwin and Yiau; Hoover and SwsrZel.
baltimore:
BrooSlyns. 0 o 0 o.
Observation-Disclosures, is Brooklyns, < Er-
rors-Baltmores, 3; Brookiyns, 5. Batteries-
Cunningham and Cantz; Loyett and Bushong.
Philadelphia:
Athletics. 5 o 0 o-i5
Columbus. .........O 1 u o
Base-hits: Athleties IS: Columbus, 10. Err
rors-Athletics, 3; Column bus. Q. Batteries
Robinson, Seward, and Cunning; Bligh and
Widner
Chattanooga:
Chattanooga, 4; Memphis, 1.
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coLoanAN AND rArST-DEALsH.

WINDOW-GLASS, USHES.
w LEAD. PAINTS Etc. and SUPPLIES FOR
HOUSE AND sIGN-PAiNTRRs. COACH and
CABINET-FINIsHERS. Etc.
Best goods, well assorted, close 6gurcs
FLoOR-STAlNs and PREPARED PAINTS.
sol j. BlNSWANGER,
2i5 east Broad street, Richmond. Va.
ap 23-eodIm
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

NOR SALE, AN INTEREST IN 4
y GOOD PAYING LUMBER AND SAW-MILL
BUSINESS In tho thriyirg aud booming c,ty OF
CHATrA NOOGA. Manufacturing Of POPLAR
LUMBER a Speciality. Good Businessman can
Get p sitlon WITH the COMPANY by takiDg an
interest For particulars address Il. L. DAVIS
4 co., CHATTANOOGA Tom. ii-lw
NREAMEPY AND CHEESE-P
~ FOX SAsE. consisting Of ose Four-Horse
Upright EnFins, De Lava epsrator Blanchard
CnuTn. Butte Tres. tgo Cteo e-Nals, fCur
Chco'e Press,s hating. 'el ing SC. all com
pie'e for Opsrolin Used only three months
and Ia nrst-rate oi der Price $50. Address
j. MCMURRAN & Co.
ap 2O-6t Cord nsyillo, Va
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VORK.RIyER LINE WA WEST
Il POINT.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.


Tho fsyorfto route ~ Baltimore. The steamers
on This line arc models %, beauty. elegance. AMI
comfort. Leave Richmond is.!) r. NJ. and N.3)
=. NJ: arrive AZ baltimore 30 A. NJ; leays
Baltimore daily exc pt sunday ats p. ". : ar
rive a. kschnOod 'gs) 4. N. nEd 100 A. ",
Fare Richmond TO baltimore. Pirst-class,tl
eecoud-cIass. sl.5J.
The YORK hiyer line affords superior advan-
tnges % businass-nol ia cnabli1g them 20 ieass
Richmond noar tho cic-o o. tho days trans
actions and arrive az Baltimore early pcxt morn.
ing. after having enjoyed . delightful nlzhgs
rest. free from tho duss sud noise IL railway
travel
WEST POINT ACCOaMODAT1ON
Leave Richmond uwenty- third
Street depoD. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. f7s5 A. VI.
Arrive Richmond trwsaiy-thiru-
Street dopcD .......-.....-...-..... fs.xo T. NJ
Daily. tDxily eXcep SUNDAY
Depot ami tcsct-ofice; FOos flrgin's street.
Uptown Ofico' Corner Tenth ana Main streets
JAS. l. TAYLOR,
General Passenger Agoae
J. r. POTTS.
Division Passenger Agent.
Richmond, Va
SOL HAAS. Traffic Manager.
PBfTON RANDOLPH. General Manager
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mnssnehu.erts Elecftou.

BosToy, April - r. Hone hundrt and
fifty-tnree cities and towns outside OF Boston
give the following vote on the prohibition con-
stitutional amendment: Yes, 4iA4se; No, S5b,-
SIS. The vote Of Boston is Yes, ii.O6O; No.
3l,O75. The anendrnent IL defeated By from
31,000 10 1900 majority.
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DICHMOND. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
DEPARTURE OF srFAME.s.
PHILADELPHIA, RIG H. Jim
hOND AID NORFOLK
iTEAMSHIP CoMPANY

Appointed sailing days. Every TUESDAY
aud FRIDAY at y n. and every SUNDAY at
A. n.
Freight for Tuesdays sud Fridays steamers
re- :elyed TIL ii:30 a. NJ. Tor Sundays steamer
tai 2. II. Saturday. Freight received daily Till
p. NJ.
Fare, "a
For further information apply 70
j. W. McCARRrCK,
General Southern Agent, once Rocke,ts
w. r. CLYDE & CO..
mol General Agents PhiisdelphiA
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RAILROAD LINES.

.Nos. and run daily between Richmond aui
Chiffon Forge and daily except sunday between
Balcony Falls aud Lexington.
ARRIVE RICHMOND
so p. VI. MAIL daily.
SIS A 81 ACCOMMODATION daily lexcop.
sunday
CONNECTIONS.
At Clifton Forge with Chesapeake and Ohio
railway for the South. West, and Northwest
At Lynchburg with Norfolk and Westsrn rail-
road for ali points south. Southeast and South
west AMI Virginia Midland railway for all points
North and SOUTH
At Richmond with Associated Railways Tor all
points In tho south, and Richmond, Fredericks-
burg and PotOmec railroad fer the North.
Al Lexington with Baltimore and ohio rail-
road, making close connections &C Harpsrs
Ferry 70 ana from Pittsburgh and the West, also
~ points Norm aud East.
oioeping-caIs Lyoco burg 70 Memphis, New
OTieaDs, and Little Rock.
Trains marked I dsily toxcops sunday
sdaily.
Tickets sold 10 all points Onices 9l8 east
Main street, 100 Main street. and at Richmond
and Allegheny Depot Eighth and Canal street..
JOHN X MACNUhpO,
nO5t Gene al Passenger Agent
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81. LOUIS. April e2.--Flour dull and essy. but
unchanged Whea; lower: No rcd. cesh. &c.
y5Aa75ko Corn arm; No :, cash. Dsc. bid
MAJ. oQA ss0Ac oats-Aay. declined earis hui
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mAmIsE IyrELLIsENcE.


PORT OF RICHMOND. AFaIL q. 1854
ARRIVED.
ustsamer Old Dominion. Couch, New York. NOR
chaldise, &c.
steamer Arisl, Dsys. Norfolk. merchandise
and passengers.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. ArsIL -, issa
IBy fcisgraphl
ARRIVED.
Steamship Roanoke Hulphsrn, New York. and
sailed for New York. merchandise.
Steamship Guyando<te. New YORK, and sailed
Tor New York, merchandise.
Steamship Stag. New 0rieans, 10 coal
Tug Virginia krhman, with barges Delaware,
Alexander. Loiia, and Pugb, Phi'adslphiA TO
lead coal
Tug Ocean King, with barges Rsadout and
Timour Boston. 20 load coal
Schooner n. squtres, suffolk, 10 load coal
sAIIHn.
steamship Joshua. Nicholson. Waterford.
grAin.
tug Storm King with bargss Roman ana Oak
land Boston. coal
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old DOMINION STEAM y1A
" SHIP COMPANY. LAIA

Tickets can DO ootakned at A w. Careers, 1000
MAN street; CHESAPEAKE snd Ohio and Rich
mond and Petersburg dsposs. and 81 companys
oricea. 1901 Main stroo<, and wharf, Rockets
Freight forwarded and through bills OF ladlng
issued for points beyond New YORK.
Freight rsce;vsddsiiy until hour OF sailing.
Passengers leaving lAchmoad on MONDAYS,
TUESDAYS wkDNEsDAYs IhUkspAis. and
way (vsa Nowport News, at SIS A. n sod ~
Richmond and Pse8buxs railroad bame days.
NJ ESQ A. NJ, win make connection q NOR
POLK with steamer SeaviDg thoso dayA
GEORGE w. ALLAN \ CO. AscnsS.
No I1Ol Main street and
ann an Hrsrh
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-23
IrIRGINIA SrKAMBOATa.rrn

v COMPANY. for Nowiofk Ports -
river landings cirscs By esegaus ssloon-steAner
ARIEL, leaving Richmoed EVERY koNDAY.
WEDNESDAY,, and FRIDAY 1T A n Street
Connectsoos a. Newport News for Old Point
ana snithnesd. and ~ Norfolk closely With All
I,nes Tor northsrn cities same afAsrncoa. James
river BIZ daylight Crest tourist line chsApsse
youte.
AGENCY 1000 NRin street Baggage checked
through Ssate-rooms sagaged tcr day o. night
Frsirhs received daily for Norfolk, porss-
noasn. Old PolnL Wavsyly. hick4ord Va, and
yrgiala and all regular landings ~ ths Jnnnes
AMI Rapp1nAnnocx rsorA ~ tcscA rascA A.
through bills issued
LUcfxN b rATUM. Vice Prsstdsu4
No liz Mafa strec< and kQcke>o4
uyn wxissaass Frsixat and tazsaassr Assas
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-23
DIEDMONr AIRLINE.

RICHMOND AND DANyILLE RAILROAD.
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST koUrG SOUTH
AND SOUTHWEST.
PULLMAN sLEkPEks ON ALL NIGHT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-23
JOYFUL TIDINGS.

JOYFUL TIDINGS.
The Passengers and Crew Of the
Danmark Saved.
gHg STEAMER MISSOURI PICKS THEN UP
And lands Portion Of Them at ST. Aitha,Fs
and The Remainder at Philadelphia.
DISTRESS SIGNAL.
The Vessel Was Taken in
Tow.
I'VE ARE SINKING"
Causes the LlIS-BC2LS 10 B9
Manned.
HAZARDOUS WORK,
but The Noble RCSCHeTS Equal to
The Task.
4 STORM X 4 q Els.
4 Pretty Incident During It's
Progress.
T ii z EMIG Il A n rs
Cor the Yirst Time Become Psuieky-A
Scarcity OF Provisions Forces the His
souri, to Seek the Nearest HsrbOr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-23
CAPITALISTS EN- ROUTE.

NEWTON, KAN, April 22-Three train-loads Of
people bound for Oklahoma left this morning
over the Santa Fe. Among them was a number
Of capitalists, who will organize bank and
open stores TO be ready for business In Guthrie
to morrow morning. Two hundred dwellings
we're shipped ready 10 be put up in couple Of
hours.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-23
AND IN CONNECTION rHERswIrH THE
WEATHER INDICATIONS.
Record Of the Hsw York and Richmond
stosk Kxcfanges-arain. Flour. Cot
ton. Neat and other Quotations
lBy telegraph to ths Dispasch.l
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Mean Temperature .......... :........
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-23
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.

FItHIItt l0'I INI tIIv I1I0p'5V~usI
APRIL 22-Market nominal. Prime, 4Ac. !;
extra prime, &C.: fancy, 5kc.: common, EVA
34c.; shelIed, 2&a3Ac. Spanish, 30; factory
hand-pcked- 5ha5kc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-23
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL-
~ ROAD.

SOL HAAS. Traffic Manager.
PEYTOS RANDOLPH. General Manager
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-10-01

d General Agents, Bowlin