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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-29
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEw YoRK. Nav 2s.-Ths stock market was
somewhat less Actiye to-day. and there was not
80 strong a tone as during the Irsuous few days,
and the result Of the days business il that while
some stockssnow material and even phenomenal
gains there are more declines than usual ~ late.
Buying sull continues from ont OF town sources,
aud the local commission houses are siill well
supplied with orders but She professional cle-
ment snd traders from day D. day were Inclined
more and more 20 work Tor a reaction 81 material
extent To-day there was also more general
realizing movement han has been seen for
SOHO DAYS past, and the strength Of \ few spe-
cial les was al that ca ried he market through
Buying for Chicago account however. seems 90
be und Unfinished, and The favorites Of that centre
we're still leaders m the upward movement,
aud tho statement II 81 Paul mot win
AZ much commendali0n a. that 81 Road
Ing did with disapproyaL London Was some
what lower this morning, aud was seller
a. some extent IN this market during tho dty,
but also bought some MON fs'i1c, Louisville.
ST Paul, AID Northern Paciic. trusi-stoc Is
maintained their prominent position Van
derbii's again Decaine active In the last hour,
and Lake >hOre especially attracted marked al
tention by ~ sharp upward movement Among
the spocialties the groat feature was the sudden
RS n san Francisco stocks. and common snot
up about per cent, followed by preferred with
p smaller gain. Others. which we're particularly
strong were axe Erio and " estern shares, ana
Hast Tennr-see stocks. but Chesapeake aud
ohio stocks went back a shade. AZ mo close no
market vas active an strong. ger orally Al me
close 10 tho beat hsGr's Of the day. MANHATTAN,
on light business deCiiucd -. bat other losses
were smail and few in hunter, while san
Francisco ia up 81; prrfercd, 2h; -. AM,
IA. and tanaua southern, per cent lo,al
sale- 9 2Ofo 4hsroa.
Freai7g.-Exchaneo duII and steady a. fSsa
fsg% Money oasy At @a2S no loans SUD
Treasury uqlanccs-Goid, SlSi.t9olJ; cnrfen-
cv. fi~2N0C Governments duh aud weak for
As: per cents. 129. eR. int; s.. coupons Gq.
fafe bonds iull aud steady.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-29
TX THE TOLLS.
Fugitive from Justice Captured.
rspecIaI teleeran b he Dlspatchl

PETERSBURG, Va, Msy e Sergeant j. 7. Pen
dlcton, OF the Ign. hOuTg police. succeeded in
capturing TINS morning a fugitive from justice
tor whom the galloEs has been waiting for near
~ four years. In January, 1855. Henry Moore. a
mulattO living IN Greeaesyille county mund erod
LittletOn stewart a negro. The crime Was bru-
tai and unprOVOked. Moore was arrested aud
tried az tho April term u the Circuit Court
three months after tho murder was committed
lie was seu fenced 70 be hanged IN the June fol-
lowing. A few days before he wac % be executed
he succeeded In escaping from jail by burning
his way out. aud ever since then he has boon ct
large, although the Governor had offered re-
ward for his arrest. Two years ago Moore
was captured Ia New FORK. but before roquisi-
ton papers could Ar1ive from Richmond he
managed 90 escape through the ingenuity OF his
lawyer After that time and up TO two weeks
ago all trace OF him had been lost About ten
days since 10 was reported that 40 had returned
% Virginia, and Sergeant PendletOn, following o
clue which had been given him. nj, morniu &
arrested Tho murderer in Chase City, Mecklen-
burg county. Moore made no resistance and a.
cepied his capture very quietly. Ee Will now 10
Tesenlencod and hanged.
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pna,.nmce knhhen.
Special telegram TO the Dlspa

Especial telegram TO the Dlspatchl
CuRI,TiANsBURG, VA, May 2s.-The post.
Office st Ronald was broken into last night
and robbed. The thieves got very lille
compensation for their trouble, however.
Fortunately Miss Davidson. the deputy OF
her father. had removed all the registered
packages and valusbeS, so that the thieves
found oply three dollars IN money, one in
s,amp., and the Blacksburg newspaper
msil-pouch. No clue has been found vet as
10 who the robbers are. The POst-Oilice
Department wss wired the fact at once.
Deputy Marshal stevens bad a number OF
witnesses and prisoners al Ronald bound for
The United states Court 81 Abingdon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-29
AFATAL COLLISION.
Engines wrecked and Conductor
Killed.
lbs telegraph TO tho Disps;ch.l

lbs telegraph 20 tho DispAtchl
BRIDGEPORT. CONS., May pa specia!
freight train from this city colllded win ihr
regular Albany freight, hound south, on The
Hou.atonic railroad, about 4:3o O'Clock t1is
morning, Que mile from Bull station, causing
q disastrous wreck. Both trains came to-
getber with a terrible crash, Wreckiug The
engines into a shapelcss MSS, tslescoplrg
TWO cara on the up train, smashing three cara
of the down train, and dersilng nine other
car..
william Il. Look, OF Great Darlington,
who had charge otthe up train, was crushed
10 death. His remains were found buried IN
the coal II biz tender Charles Oids, brake
man on the came train, was terribly crushed
ana died In a few moments after he collision.
John ia Monte. 81 West Stockbridge, a
brakeman. jumped a. the trains came 20
ge'ler His lsft ankle was crushed aud ooe
u his ribs was fractured.
James McDermott, engineer OF the down
train. Jumped just before the collision. HIS
shoulder was dl.ocated and he was other
wise bruised.
The two latter will recover. The canse OF
the accident was due TO di.obedicuce Ok or
ders.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-29
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

MAY -, ls8A
A large and quite good break Of sun-cured
leaf attracted and held the attention Of buyers
around the beard today Prices realized were
good for tho finer red wrappers, while tho
medium grades we're not 30 strong a.
heretofore. In brghts only moderate
business transpirsd. aud privately there was
little trading; The outside demand fof good
filters and wrappers was evidenced more by
number Of samples being boxed for shipment.
very quiet, healthy tone perysdos the market,
aud 10 forced sales arc being made. Very lit
tie new light tobacco is Dei0g sampled.
Auction o1erings-sun-cur6d. "a packages,
taken 10, - Highest, $3.50; lowest, Clio.
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The EvaneeIist's WORT.

ISperIaI teIeEram 70 NO DIspAV3l-I
GgFENsBORo', \. c., May 2S.-The great
Persons meeting practically absorOs all
other Interests. II has now been IN progress
for ten days in mammoth tent secured for
the purpose, and l. located centrally In the
city on west Washington street The seat
ing capacity Is for 5000 people, and the
tent /. oiled At every service, morning and
night. The religious interest j. quiet but
deep, ond Is stirring the community 10 its
profoundest depths. Converts are counted
hy tue hundreds. The direct and telling
appeals Of this remarkable evangelist sweep
saint and sinner alike. The Oldest and some
OF the most obdurAte are yielding daily. The
meeting will last only three days more.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-29

csrgoss $3.50. suesr--Rsv scsive aad higher;
fair refining, sc. /; ceotrifasais. v-tes,, I've;
refined active and firm and &c. higher;
G.. 7s7sc.; extra G., ia 7tc: on A,
t8I6asc. mould A, 6A.c: standard A.
SIC. confectionery A. SIC: cotloef. sSc
crushed e3<c Molasses-foreign strong New
Orleans quiet. Rice stesdy and QUOT Pero-
leum nrm and quiet crude ia barrels AZ Par.
ker's 7ioc. refined here, coc Cotton-seed Oh
firm. kosin quiet Add steady. Turpentne dnli
a. 3sAs3eh. Hides quiet and steady. Wool hrm-
Pork steady and quiet Beef dull Beef hams
firm. Tierced beef quiet Cut meats stesdy.
hiddles quiet Lard easier and d1ll: western
steam. T.05sfL07H; Nay and june. f7.osAs3.oo.
Freighss strong: cotton. 7-6id. gram, Ski.
CHICAGO
CHICAGO. May 2S--CAsh quotations we're: Flour
dull and unchanged. No. spring uhoat aud
No. red. f9as9fc. No. corn. $50 No.
oats, gi.c. Mess-pork. fil.7a lard. NINA
$40. Short-Hb.. s5.6'Af67S; shoulders. - i2sa
t5.25: rhort-clear. tsatRi2H whisSey. ti.02
Tnefaading futur.s raogaf "A foll0Ha
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Az Affiliations MEETING.
Gathering OF fhe Opposition ut the
National Capital

INNHfltl ltitkEhiu VI lb' bl-al1-'fll
WASHINGTON, .. c., May 23-Seventysthree
anti-Nahone Republicans from Virginia Mot IN
formally Tonight in the rei parlor % the ED-
hts House 10 discuss tho situation In tho state.
General Groncr. OF Norfolk, presided, and OK
Cougressueu iiDb9y and Brady were leading
Rpirts There were few men present who are
friendly % MAnOue, having been invited 20 drop
in and hear what the "snti's had 10 cay. TX
Senator kiddleberger was there, but left about
half-past o'cOrg. A telegram WAS received
from eX-liOvcruer Cameron stating that ho and
iorty-lge others were delayed on tho road, but
would reach the city before midnight Twenty
five or thirty others are expected from different
portions on the state by tomorrow morning,
which viii make more than 80 who Will DO
in attendance The Uig meeting ia 10 occur to
morrow night but in the forenoon large dele
CATION Will call on President Harrison, aud IL Is
uuderst0od that Ex-Governor Cameron viii 10
the spokesman Ol the party at tho White House.
Tho speeches Of tO-nighp5 meeting differed IN
tone. some OF them were radical, and the
speakers declared that the eight on Malone
should be relrutl--siy waged. Others thought
that an opportunity should be given the Malone
crowd 10 make oyertures looking 20 harmony,
aud II it could DO secured without sacrificing
manhood IL ought % 10 done. Altogether e was
an animated meeting. Numbers Of letters and
kilograms were read. Io-morroW's develop
Iaents are apt 10 DO interesting.
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WASHINGTON NOTES.
The Presidents 20 Attend Memorial
Exercises-other Matters.
TBy telegraph to tho Dispstct

10y toleEfhpu 70 tuo DlspatCu-l
WASHINGTON, May 2s.-The President will
leave Washington Tomorrow afternoon at
3:45 O'Clock on the congressional limited
express for the purpose OF participating In
the Memorisl-day exercises IN Brooklyn on
the Goth instant. lie expects to return to
Washington Thursday evening. Secretary
Trscy and Privste-secretary HaIiord will
accompany the President.
GENERAL DRUM RETIRED.
Adjutaut-Genera Drum having reached
the age OF sixty~iour years was to-day FORM
ally retired from active service 10 the army.
General Kelton, who has been assistant al
jutant.genera, Will act as Acknowledgement
until an appointment is made TO ill the
office. Meanwhile army circles are stirred
up to their depths respecting the appoint
ment and promotions that will follow II one
Of the assistant Acknowledgements is APP
pointed.
Captain J. G. Leeie. OF the Nineteenth in-
fantry. has been ordered TO insDeci the First
regiment OF the Alabama state troops at
their camp, near Mobile, June 10th.
THE PURITAN.
The Board OF Naval Bureau Chiefs, which
has been considering the feasibility OF
changing the plans for the completion OF the
monitor Puritan, held another meeting TO-
day and decided TO recommend the adoption
OF the plans proposed by the Bureau OF Con.
siruction. These look to the substitution OF
heavier guns in the barbette for the iurTet
guns and general addition 10 the powers OF
offence and defence OF the vessel IL Is esii-
mated that the changes in the plans Will not
cost any more to carry them cut than the
original plans.
HONORING THE BRITISH MINISTER.
The postponed excursion given by Secrr-
tary Blaine In honor OF Sir Julian Psunce-
forte, the new British Minister, took place
to-day. By invitation a select company 0t
C,hinet officers, diplomatic representatives,
high officials, aud fair sprinkling OF Wash
inet0u society boarded the Despatch at 1890
O'Clock this afternoon and sailed down the
Potomac az far as Nj. Vernon.
NATIVES DIsBASDING.
Admiral Kimberly reports TO the Navy de-
partmont under date OF Auckland, Nav 27th
samoan natives disbsndng. Peace prevails.
ALL ACCEPTED.
Bond offerings to-day aggregated SEQ, 200
AS at los. All were accepted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-29

close call NJ Gardner this morning. the
conductor Of the train on leaving CHICAGO
last night had received orders 10 run slowly
between Gardner and Hardwood. IL was
well that tbs warning was given, otherwise
there would have been terrible disa1cf'
on reaching Gardner II was found that some
miscreant. had wedged stones In the
switches so firmly that wreck would sure
" have followed had not the oosTuctions
bo.n dfgeoverfI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-29
MARKETS BY rELEaRAPA
NEW YORK.

Nav YoRK, May ~ --Coiton vary frm; sales.
2l3 bales; uplands. Ike; Orleans. 1856; net
receipts, ,. 666 bales; exports-to Great Britain.
"a bales V the ContinenL ,SSS bales; stock.
9ls, ~ bales. Southern Hour quiet Wheat
strong aud kaxe. higher; No 2rod, sikasi4c.,
IN Store options salc. higher and s,rSsSl No.
red, May size; June. siHe; Ju,.. save
Corn strong; No. 2 4lac.in elevators opiions
i,as,c. higher and irm May aud June, 40&c. :
July, 4li.e Oats stroag and options higher and
nrnl Aay, gsc. \: June, s15,c; July. &Ae
Hops active and nrm StAte. lTa2sc Coffee
Options steady May. si6 50sslde0: June. tiasoa
sikA. duly. 3l6.o0sxld7O; snot active: tar
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-29

F. c. TINsLRY & CO.. SD p NJ, three frame
dwellings on OAK street. between Moore anu
Boyd streets.
GEORGa W. MAYO, 1920 A. NJ, flowers
joint GODDlS, 6P. NJ. two-story frame build
ing and lot on Ashland street.
RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 A. 81. horses, mules,
hughes, &C.: II a. w., phae.0ns, wagons
farm implements, a..
WILLIAM JENKINS & son. 1880 P. NJ. bsna-
mas, apples, and lemons.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-29
reIcrrnnnic Flasher.

disastrous cyclone passed over Clements,
Chase county. Kan, inst night
A disagreement Is alleged u have occurred
between tho samoan conference commission
probably upon tho German indemnity claims.
William C. LAlly. former pOst-0lice clork. WAS
arrested last night In Chicago tor stealing eighty
ave packages OF registered mail tom the vault
n tue Yost-onlce.
dispatch from ST Petersburg says that tho
Russian police have discovered mo existence ot
number OF societies the object VI which Is tho
assassination OF the Car
Tho Pope ias ordered hat on the day Of tho
unveiling Of tho monument Of Giordsno bruno.
who was pat 10 death ~ aAereic IA ldJO. All papa
guards ami genlarmes snail keep within the
grounds Of the Vatican.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-29
Achnnnnrsin DIstress.

TNU0claI f0IogTam 70 INC UspatchI
NORFOLK, Va, May 2S-The schooner
North Carolina. from Washington, y. c., 70
Philadelphia, has arrived IN port IN distress,
having, when on Big kinusseet, encountered
q gale sud was driven into the Gull stream,
split her sails, and was swept by heavy seas,
" hich smashed her boats aud carried away
tbc deck-iOad OF iumbeF.
The schooner olive ". Burton, from New
York 20 Ncwhcrue, y. c., with a cargo Of
coal, went ashore this morning on Big KIM
naktof hesch. The crew was landed safely.
The schooner lies easy and will probably be
saNAl.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-29

Tho probabilities are that Mt. beFofley lucser,
formerly 90 NirgiuiA bu- for the past utteon or
twenty years a resilient OF Washington, will not
after all bs q member Of Mr. blaues Iayt.en
commission. The bare suggestion o. tho fact
has made many ~ the Republican papors Wild,
aud the way they have been comoing him down
j. a caution. n Is understood that tho announce
ment was premature, but as matter VI ia,t the
commission had actually been signed. Both
Harrison and Blaine have ro.reatod under Arc
from the northern press.
President Harrison had large number OF call
ers today There were three Republican con-
gressmcn from tho South among the callers
louk and Evans II Tennessee and Eyart Of North
Carolina Houk called ostenslbly to introduce =
friend, but In rcs iiy A. is believed no Went 10
tho White House to put Ia d lex OF two in bo-
half OF Blair Of Virginia for soiicitOr-GeDeraL
President Harrison has not been taYOrabiy I'm
pressed with the "MoOnshlne" ways OF Con-
gresham Houk. and II he tut knew Il instea
Of helping bl4w Do Is inluring him by calling at
the White House. few more Visits by HOAX
viii PROBABLY DO Blair up for good aud al. IL IS
strange th4t Blair should have for his cham iou
such an odd and eccentric man as Congressman
Hoax.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-29
Tney want Money gore Than Land.
-. 100000 10 Lhn nLannAchl

TTF
Chicago, May pa dispatch from
Pierre, OAK. SAYS John Grass, OF stand
ing Rock. the leading chief OF the Sioux ma
ton. and White swan, the prineipal chief at
Cpeyepue. were in Pierre Yesterday, They
cooyersed freely about the Sioux bill, saying
that It would he ratified. Only one OBJ
lection was raised. The bill did not give
tie nation the south bank OF the Cheyenne
river, but the Indians will sign, as the bil
provides for The payment OF cash, and they
want money more Than land.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-29

INy telcErep1 % Ihe UIspaVIu'I
NEWPORT. IL. May 2S.-lhe Legislature
IN jolpt assembly to-day counted tue woes
cast al the last election for state officers.
There was no election by the people except
for ATTORNEY. Genersl The Assembly then
chose the following Republican officers: H..
W. Ladd. Governor; y. II. Li'tIeheld,
acknowledgements; S II. Cross. secreta'
rs q state, and Samuel clark, Treasurer.
and on we're inausuia.ed with due cere-
mnnN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-29
Indicted for endorsement.
[By telerrnph 10 Lhe Dispatch.l

CINcISNATI, May 2S-Ex-Treasurer Louis
Constans, OF Newport, Nv, was to-day in-
dicted by the grand jury for embezzlement,
the amount being fixed at $4,000. Ex~City
Clerk +. NJ. Mcclure was also indicted on the
same charge. His shortage is fixed at less
than $1,000. Great surprise IS felt IN both
eases. Both men are OF high standing 10 tho
community and neither has been suspected
OF any intentional-wrong doing. Constans
admitted shortage Of nearly $1,000, but
seemed confused when shown a shortage OF
S27, 900 In one omission from his cSsh' book.
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40 PoIitics MT
rnr tnlerrnnh % nae pispaich

iby Telegraph 70 INC blep@'N~l
New YoRg, May 2S.-ln the Presbyterian
General Assembly to-day Or. Crosby got
motion adopted explaustory OF the vote on
The prohibition question which was taken
YESTERDAY, This motion was 10 the effect
that while the vote favored prohibition, II
was not 10 he looked upon as expressing any
political sentiment whatever.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-29
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. NAY Is 1854
lBy TeisgrsDai
ARRIyRD.
PERSON AL.


THU RSDAY NEXT. BOTH INSTANT.
l. being Memorial day. az per>ons having OBJ
ligatous maturing on that day aro respectfully
requested 10 atteud 70 the same on wbDNk>-
DAY, 23th instant, In order that The bsngs mar
10 closed on the 0th.
MANN = QUARLEs.
Cashier Planters NetionA Bank;
J. n. GLRNN.
Cashier Merchants National Bank.
BsRNAKD PEYfoS. dK..
Cashier Merchants and Planters National
GEORGE y. WOODBRIDGE
Cashier Savings BaRk u hichmoad
}. W. LOCKWOOD,
Cashier National hank u Virginia;
II. G. BURNETT,
Cashier First National BAak OF kichmond, Va;
WILLIAM n. HILL
Cashier The State Bank OF Virginia;
:. w. eiNrOS.
Cashier city hank u Riehmos1. We;
Z. O. WALLACE,
Cashier Ciazens bank Of RschalsnA
my sssI
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sitnnfinn Unchanged.
Try telegraph to the Dispatch.

Thy teIokfdph % tno UIspaIchl
MARQUETTE, MIcn., May 2a-rhers Is no
change IA the strike situation. Not a pound Of
orc is moving on tho docks. There 10 a ffteon-
th0usand-ton leet now here. hundreds OF i'm
ported workInen have iuSt arrived by a special
which ran right ON she doc1A The men were
put 10 wort. the strikers jeering aud shouting at
them, aud oficcrs Keeping the crowd baeS. They
believe no trouble viii follow. Tho streets are
packed tor "A whei- block In the noighborhood OF
tbs dock where the men arc at WORK. Both sides
remain Arm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-29

rBy telegraph 10 mo Dispatcl

TDY feIegrap1 10 no D1paTfn.I
NEW YORK, MAY 2S.-Amcrica's Cup Com
mittee held a meeting to-day. Ills said they
are determined on adheuug 10 the contl-
lions OF holding the Cur, under the deed ~
Git. TO which toe Yacht squadron objects,
and there may therefore be- no race THIS sea-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-29

CHICAGO. May 2S-Wnsat was moro sctiye To-
day hut unsettled. June opeD~d rrm, sold on
slightly. then became strong and @iVanced &c,
sOld oil some. and closed 80 higher than yes
tsr1ay. May sDli down hnd ranged About ins
same a. June. and both these future. we're weak.
August, september. and December showed
strength. snd closed "a. &C. niRbsr. Corn Was
active and frmcr cloetng baAc. higher han
yes'crdAy OGts were moderately active nut
stronger. and prices advanced 1aAc PORK
opened ~ i5. decline, and further declined i0c.
Near Tho end OF the sosstOn the feeling was
steaiier sni PRIZES rallied y. sio,. closing
steady. Lard was easier aud rulet - A. lower.
short-rin- were aclvo aud closed quiet - . de-
AZ l..
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IcII from q Tee.

Special telegram 90 the DispStch.l
DA>vIfL.. Va, May q A little son Of
DR.. william J.. Robinson fell from tree
TINS afternoon and struck an iron fence IN
the faI. One leg was broken and other in
lures were sustained oi painful character.
it is believed he will recover but II IS
great wonder he was not killed outright.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-29
Detainea az 0uacantlne.

IBY toIoeTapu % tha UtpAich.I
QrEBEC Nay 2S-The Norwegian bark
Premier. from RIO Janriro, has been detan-
ed at quarantine for tumgatlon. Two Of
her crew died from yellow-ieyer during the
voyage aud were buried at --a.
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Deaf MS.

BURGESS. Died. May %. 1859, at 1880 p, NJ.
AZ his residence. No. ll9 south Adams stree,
JOHN A. BI ltGESS, IN ths seyenty-thitd year &
hts age. . =.
Tho funeral services Will begin at 48O J.. ".
TO-DAY. Friends aud aoluAintances are re-
spectfully invited 70 attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-29

BALTIMORE. May 22-Virgiula l0-i1s. 80 30.
gs.6>sB3s. Baltimore and ohio stocks, s aS6
northern Central -D,k. g.; Cincinnati, " wash
iugton ana Baltimore ist', g5tRl6s de 2i-, asa
%. o.. 3ds. -.e. consolidated gas bonds. ia
.stlcA it '.aff a.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-29

Especial telegram TO me Dtspstcb

Especial telegram 70 the USp1cu.l
CuIRt EsfOR, W. Va, May 2&--Sussn
Miller. aged seventeen years, residing on the
middle fork Of the POE, committed suicide
to.day by shooting berself with 3S-cahbre
,svolyer. Family troubles are supposed 10
bsya been the cause Of her rash sct.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-29

WfLHN1r0N, =. G. Nay tA-IurpoaHn
nrfn at 3si,c Rosiu quiet: strained. iji
good strained, slr. Tar nrm ~ tLtl Crude
turpeuune nrn berd, tl1J; YeiloE dip asd Eif-
gin, a..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-29
RIGaNoHD srDaK RxCHAQaR

TUESDAY,. May g. 1851.
sA1Eg-FIssr RoARD.-l0O Richmond city S.,
due $50. I12'. 100 Petersburg railoai Class
o. c. ati0o.
sEcoSD BOARO.-l. 900 Georgia Pacin, 5s ~
s3i,. 1000 Richmond. Fredericksburg and Poto-
ma dividend Obligation atll5.
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