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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-23
A hen.Strk Passenger

on the ocean cares little about = storm. He Is
positively Indifferent whether he Is washed over
board or not But set right by wineglsssful
or Two OF Hostetters stomach Bitter7, DO feels
renewed interest IN his personal safety. This
fine corrective neuralizes In brsckish water
often compuisorily drank on shipsosrd. TO tho
grievous detrimoil Of health-ths pernicious
impurities which give rise TO disorders OF tho
stomach, liver, aud bowels. To the mariner. tho
tourist, the western pioneer, and miner the Bit
ters IS invaluable as a means OF protection
against malaria when It's seeds are latent In air
aud water. To tho eGec, Of oVerwork. mental or
manual, IL Is . most reIisbls antidote, and 10 the
dssiitsted and nervous Is affords great aud
speedily -ielt relief end yigor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-23
DOCTOR CR0NIs DEAD.
His Body Pound I'm n Sewer.
tBy Telegraph 70 the Dispatch.l

CHICAGO, May 22-At 7 O'Clock tonight
the body OF a man partially decomposed was
found in the man>hole OF sewer in Lake
View. II was wrapped in cotton resembling
that In the trunk which Woodruff claims TO
have thrown out OF the wagon in Lake View
after the body had Leen removed from II.
The Iake-View police believe the body Is
that OF DR.. Cronin. Three OF Cronin's most
intimate friends arrived shortly. After a
careful examination they declined to say
positively that the body was that Of the Doc
tor.
One by one other friends 10 the number OF
nj lesst forty arrived on the scene, and all
shadow Of doubt was quickly removed. DIT.
Cronin's dentist said the Doctors teeth
were peculiar, aud those of the corpse per-
mitted no mistake. The body WAS stark
naked except for towel wound around the
head. DR.. Cronin's skull had been smashed
in, apparently by three blows OK Ratchet.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-23

ring its progress the testimony took
the listeners in imagination over good part
Of Eurore gave them ghmpses Of the royal
nrodigality with which Mrs. Carter lavished
money on personal adoruments and equl-
pages, though her husband was by no means
rich man; traced the payment 30 her OF
several large checks drawn by n prominent
merchant OF New York; made evident her
friendship for kyrlc BELOW, the actor;
touched upon her relations with her physi.
cisu. and. ~ short, developed a series Of sen.
sstions 60 satisfy the expectations OF the most
prudeniiY inclined.
The arguments were completed Yesterday
afternoon. and the case was given 10 the
Jury. At the opening OF court tins morn
ing It was announced thitan agreement had
been reached. rhe verdict when announced
vs.. TO the elect thst Mrs. Carter was guilty
A. charged in the cro.s.hiii. and Tint Nil
Carter was not guilty. 81 the charges pre-.
ferrcd against him Ia his wiie's bill. Neither
Mr. nor Mrs. Carer were present When the
verdict was announced.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-23

ftVParooL May 3.--tarH. Cotton quiet ani
steady: American miIiing. 3d.; -aies, e,l''
bales: speculation Hnl EXPORT, 100 bales; i'-
ceipf-, 1900 bales American, !, }u laics tu-
turns -tcaIy: May AND June. i-1ii.; june AMI
July, July sud August, .r'i.t August ana sep
TENDER. o.: september aud october. 3 f3-0ld :
Ort laer gnl november. D a6f4 a., November an1
December 3 l}dfd. Teuler--1.1lo hales on ihe
new e0ekots snd 500 bales ou no o'i.
=. H-American nrdlhne. o., sales OF
American. 5000 bales, May. MAY and june,
o 2-blJ. seller: June ma July, 26ii., value ,
July and August. 2-6i1., Buyer, August md
sortomb8r 49,. buyer: Septemhel and oct2n"r,
5l5-t4i. sslicr, oelober and Sov'n'cr (. j.,
-aIi.r. November and December, D 5i-tl-.,
y4lu,. September a.. buyer Futures 8,esiy
So M-Nsv. Nav Hni juno, 0-Di O., hlfei ,
june unl July. 6I., seller; July aud Angus,
3d.. buyer: August ami september, tr0il..
/ seller: September and October. b 4l6il.. tuy-
cr. October and November. ai-fid.. iIyrr ;
N07embar ana n-cemb"r l'-lti. 4. "r:
/ september. . ti-it1., sc.lcr Futures clos u
u
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-23

fhY Co ogfaph To- ite DHpaicnl
WA-uNGflN, Nav 23.- Bond offerings to-
duy. S2i4.o01. Accepted, S3il,000 - ; at los.
The news fro-' san Francisco j. 20 the cf-
feet t.at while O. ere is reason 10 believe that
the new cruiser Charleston viii ultimately
succeed iu ia Hing the contract require
m,nts much remains 20 be done upon the
vessel, and probably 20 the G0ycrnmenrs
expense. before tina expectation is realized.
Ifv present MrYunp failed 20 give suhl-
Gent vacuum and must Dee replaced by q
Pump 81 another type. The defective
.iidcs which were spoken Of m the report
upon the trial as tbe cause OF the failure
must be altered in design and other changes
made As the same troubles were eXpe-
rIenced in The case Of the Naniwakan, the
Cuarlcs,nn'- PROTOTYPE, the inference Is that
they arise from faults m the drawings FUR
nl.hed by the Eugh,h designers rather than
the workmanship which is said to be Of eX-
ceflpuf character.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-23

NHw YORK. May 2a-stock was not active
to-day, but tho tone Of dealings was stronger,
especially for Changers, coal stocks, and gas
qharos There was some lively covering IN
some Of the fayOrite sharss, and lew mede
very marked advance. ST. Paul today attracted
the most interest, aud the steady buying IN tnat
stock was variousy attributed 70 different in-
nuential parties. The stock crossed 20 Tor the
fret time since the break ~ last september.
bullish feeling on the othor Grangers met WIN
somewhat OF q check from the decrease IN earn
ings reported for tho Northwestern for April
ana dealings in that stock were not 40 large as
usual Of late decision IN favor OF tho
Chicago Gas Trust yesterday hal favorable
effect on that stock, advancing Il In price
The coalers occupied prominont place
I'm the market, and though Reading was NO
first among them IN point or acuFlt!s
Jersey Central showed the most sirongln ana
rose per cent. Oh the expectation OF a DIVIDEND
| in a short ume and the figures reached were
the highest attained by tnat stock In many years
| The market again displayed An unmistakaole
broadening tendency, and several STOCKS Wnl'h
have tecn almost totally neglected on iate Net7
/ brought forward end advanced. Could stocks
were also more prominent. and Western mon,
/ after period Of inactiOu. became ac'lVe anu
moved NJ fraCtiOnAlly With the rest Among lhe
-pecisliics there were some wide fluctuations m
/ Pittsburgh AMI estem preferred, oregon NaVi-
| CATION and few others were decidedly strong,
! while Marquette, Hought)n. AMI OntaEJn de-
clinci sharply. though portion ~ the less was
| recovered. Tho best figures were generally
/ reached toward . p. VI. after which realization
s,cged the list Of, but the coes was fairly steady
az fractional gains ia almost tho entire iisi.
Total saes, 800 ,OOJ shares. oregon Navigation u
/ up .. Pittsburgh and Western preferred p, jer-
| soy >, Chicago Gas l7s, and 10. Paul preferred
Ereuuq-Exchange dun and steady at asa
/ 4s9.. Money easy A. lNa2N no loans. Nln-
/ Treasury balances-God SlS}.tSl 900; currency,
| slG, 7ljoOO. Governments dun and steady forte
/ per cents. 1904, eX. int; a.. coupons, w a.
! state bonds dun aud lrm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-23

ny iNIosTaHu " Ihe UIspHItu-I
READING. Pa, May 22.-it was announced
here tlis afternoon that thr Keystone Roll
iu.-Mil, which employed over 80 men be-
lore ne Reading lion Works failure. since
which time 70 has been idle, would resume
next Monday 20 run independent hereafter
of ths Reading works and find market Tor
its product sround Pittsburgh. TINS. taken
in connection with TOE fact that SeyterF,
ro'ng-miU, which has also been closed
since the iron Vorb,' failure has also re-
,umed wim go men. indicates br ghter
tff1.s for this ,.t. and sec l1u.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-23
Three Kccprr~ 80 tie Arrested.


T. Telegraph Z" tno ll'i atNiI'l
PuUApFirHA, MAY ON compliance
with the request from President Laughln,
Of the Board OF CDsrlucs and Correction,
George ". simmonds, the reporter OF the
Phll4delpuis Inquirer who secured 77ml>-
sion to the insane department OF tN' fmIa-
dCluhia Hospital county aim,hou,C sud a.
forwards wrote mp the institution, to-day ap-
ueared before NJ astraic smith and made an
affidavit chargiu the keepers-Joscph Mar
shall, Joseph Dcun, and Joseph William
son-with 1850. aud battery upon nunfe-
rous patients 81 the institution. Warrants
were ~ once issued for the arrest OF the
three keepers. The hearing hiss been fixed
for Tuesday next, when 1t is expected some
interesting revelations Will Doe made TIE
prosecution O., in the hands Of the District
Attorney. s.mmouds will appear simply "a
witness
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-23
The PsciHc Guano Company.

" I"TNkIaIU u w ITI7ITII
BOI0N. May An adjourned meeting
~ the stockholders of the Pacific Guano
Company was held here to-day when me
report ~ the stockho.dcrs' committee made
40 tue last meetiuc was accepted and the
committee discharged. Nillsm +. stowe.
ono of the trustees, said later they were not
prepared % present anything Ike scheme
for REORGANIZATION. but they had learned a
good deal ABOUT the property. one element
OF ENCOURAGEMENT was that they seemed 10
be lust now larger interested in the value
~ phosphate property than ever before.
The Chisolm-Isiand property was valuable.
The value o. the Charleston property Was
more questionable. swan Island was SO r
away tbAt The trustees could not tell 50 much
about 10.
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A celebrated Case.


10y NTTEINVN y w Ut I''77-'EI
CmcA0o, Nay 22-Ibe notable divorce
case n Carter against Carer, when ms
been On trial for several wrecks ia The tlrcuiI
'puu before Judge Jamison. "ss hnisheo
ih,s morning at $3.50 O'Clock, when The Jury
cai0e 90 with ITS verdict. The suit was
brought by Mrs. Leslie Garter. VINO coarseu
log busbsDd VITA On uunsWeabie offence
b. carter fled a cFOss-bill, charging MS
"de vita unisithiuiDcss. The prominence
81 ihe parties. Tue unusual beauty OF MIs'
srei, SUD other matters uDususi 10
such hearings, made II ceieOra'fu
case aud The COURTROOM has Dern
crowded since the trial began. Du-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-23
4 rr.nnnle ihentincn,ton.

WnirlEEr. MAS, Nav 2z-Ihe body
reported cast ashore 50 GsrgatAy Inlet Ns.'
ao1 aiterwards robbed Of a considerable
100 ~ money was probably that Of Captain
Hsory e.. smith, Of this place, who ta1eG
lom Hampton Roads April 4th IN comm'no
~ f.e schooner Mary A. stubbs, Wl'i
oyster. Ton au eastern port TIE SCHOONER
oss last oil Cbincoteaeue bay Just before 10,
p4I- q April Cth. sud no doubt iouodefeu
WITH %. on board. Captain Smith VAS thrty
v,sr. old sud Is supposed 70 hsye had from
500 10 $500 IN hls possession. The names
oa me photographs found on his person cor
respond 70 those Of his wife and MS wac
SISTER Both pictures be carried ID hls
D.lkef. bnok
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North Carolina news NOIes.
lsnecIal teloernm 10 he DIspatch. ]

INltflai NitkEAIu W VIC ift'fhaNhsl
RALEIGH, y. G.. May 22.-The Executive
Committee and Investigation Committee OF
the Colored Emigration Association OF North
Carolina met at GOldsbOro' Yesterday, &.
W. Price presidiog. The objects OF the
meeting are 10 arrange for sending an IN
yestigating commission 10 Arkansas, Mis-
sissippi Kansas. and California to ascertain
the actual situation Of affairs there and 10
see what inducements OF advantages those
sections offer negroes who desire 10 become
residents. The exodus movement began with
out system. The purpose X 20 restrain excite
ment and direct emigration on an intcli-
gent basis Ihi, carries ont the suggestions
made At the state Convention Mt Raleigh.
Intelligent negroes win be sent TO the states
named and will interview the Governors
and other prominent men and see what can
be done.
AGRICULTURAL AID MECHANICAL COLLEGE.
The Executive Committee of the state
Agricultural and Mechanical College met
here To-day and decided upon the methods
OF admission OF both county students ana
general students. There will be 100 county
students. and the committee has decided 10
admit A. MANY general students as can be
properly accommodated. An advertisement
was also prepared looking TO the filing OF ali
the chairs in the faculty.
DISCOVERY.
Siate.Encincer Lewis is making careful
survey OF the state lands near Core creek.
Ilp rcporis that he has found some por'inu-
larry tine farming lands and also some large
deposits Of mari and phosphate. A large
farm will be- established there, 10 be operated
by = convict force.
4 syndicate composed u New York and
Asheyllle capitalists has made extensive pur-
chsse. ~ OYSTER lands near Ocracobe inlet
and viii plant ?, 600 scres in HYDE and Carter
counties. Francis Winsiow, late OF the
Unlted states navy, is president oil the COM
pany.
TIBE At DAVIDSON COLLEGE.
4 fircat Davidson College early yesterday
morning Quilted the rc1dirg.room. The
students bv working hard stopped the FUR
Their progress of the lire and saved the yaIua'
be library and geological Museum.
The Grand Royal Arch Chapter OF North
( Carolina Ma.ons began MS iorty-hrsi annual
conyocltion Al Wilmington last night. The
grand officers present are George Ii. Bel,
/ Grand high priest; Morris ". katE, deputy
grand high priest, Francis NJ. Noye, grand
kine: Eugene :. Martin, grand scribe; Ro'
bert n. Bradley. grand treasurer; Donald
vs.. BAN, grand secrctiry; Alfred II. stuoo',
grand chaplain.
TIE Goldsboro' o'l-mils shut down TO-
dgy in order that the capacity Of the plant
n8y be- doubled By The addition ~ new MAJ
/ chiuer7.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-23

by telegraph to the O~pa!chl
Ntw Y0rK. May ~ Precisely az noon
To-day Nayor Grant wsde an announcement
If his appointments As follows:
Police Commissioner. James j. M1Tln
Commissioner Of Charities and Corrections,
Edward Sbeeuv; Corporation Counsel. VIII
liam IA. Clark: Police Justices, Charles y.
Painter. Edward Hogan, ana General John
H,..trnuf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-23

IDy ITITFIHVN V VI" 1TI'IT''"'I
RosroN. Nav - - Brooks n Wells, boot
and shoe manufacturers. at WestborO', with
an Office At lO3 Bedford street, Boston, have
failed. Liabilities reported, $4,000; nomi-
nal assets. $50, 900. The hrm, II Is stated,
bz. been doing too lar1es business Tor ~
can,tal. which is $5O,Qo0, while the trans
aci,ous aggregated 100000 yearly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-23
TIME BRADSTREET COMPANY,
CHARLES +. CLARK, PREsIDESE
BRADsIREEr's RICHMOND OFFICE
No. ll0s EAST MAIN erkEEE
Telephone NoajI
~ MnITTY. superlnisndea,.

The Richmond ONCE h&s moro man Kept pace
win lie rapid grOsih Of the city and develop.
menI OF The territory tributary ~ II IL offers 10
lie lneruA uuIe cOmmunity Of THIS section ali tns
advantages OF asystem the superiority OF whicn
IL recognised Ia every trade centre OF tho civll-
ized world. That II Is III special sense prepared
40 guard LIE Interest OF its local patrons u a.
lss,sd Dy the fact tnaI Is has now targw ssntw
ssssssassss AsS en- ssAx awssnish sssask
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-23

What will cure the worst case OF dyspep-
SLAP What will insure hearty appetite and
increased digesuouy What VIII cure gene
raj debility and give a new lease OF ne
What viii dlsrel nervous depression and low
snt,i,.S what Will restore exhausted mothers
~ t,,ll strength! What will strengthen
,,erye. and muscles? Whst Will enrich the
,laoos what win eosole you TO overcome
,,'osIne.. wakefulness, and hack OF energy 7
What viii preyeut ehllls aud fever aud other
aeects O, malarial pOisonl Browns Iron
R,,ts,s II Is we'll TO know this.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-23


NEW YORK, Way 23-Coiton-Net receipts,
noue: gross. 43u ba'es Futures closed lfm ,
-ales. 81. 900 bsles: juno. til6isSho-. juiH
si161atinbS; August fln.'iaSiOt!, septeml'f'
fful5a3l0lG, october. $50 Y9i. NoE"upet'
81 ~5stl ~: December. s9s7sse So January,
a. q4afl9j February. S40otatloJ3; Mara.
1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-23
RlcKMoND TOBACCO MARKET

MAY %, i,so.
Auction salos wero Al packages. with only 3
reflections. and were composed altogether Of
sun-ured GGrks, ranging from iL2O 10 SIC.
Among the higher prices we're ono package AZ
Co.,. one NJ lose. one al lilc.. one as lie, and
several around Zoe. -. i. Hancock paid the
b. CHEST price Of the Jason. 3l4c.
Offerings u dark shipping we're small, with
fair sales.
Brghts were dun with only solitary scattering
sales.
Weather cloudy and rainy, but cod.
Good black wrappers brought fun price, as
well a. Hno hllers. Tobacco in any way da-
mayed sold low. put better than heretofore.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-23
/ was carried by vote Of OIL ayes to %

was carried by q vote OF OIL ayes 70 ~
noes.
The following places were nominated ,of
the location OF the committee; Nrh'I'.,
Fulton, Mo-, and Chattanooga Inc .o.'
for Nashville. 70; Chattanooga, IS; Fulton,
If. Nasbyills was declared the place selected
for the headquarters Of the foreign mission
work.
Tonight a popular meeting was held 10
discuss home missions.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-23

TOPEKA. Kan. May IA special cleo
uon was held yesterday 10 tie Fourth con-
grcssional district % elect successor TO
Hon. Thomas Ivsn, who was recently ap-
rointrd Minister ia Mexico. General Har-
rison hcliy, the Republican nominee, who
is 4 farmer, was elected without opposition,
there ncing no other candidate.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-23

by telegraph to the Dispaich.l
JOLIET, LIZ, MAY 22.-Word hiss been re-.
celved here from Braid wood that the miners
no that place are porading the streets with
arms. threatening - bum Che mines and
shoot all who 20 10 work under the price.
The Sheriff left here for Bra.dwood with a
M
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-23

WuwiNgroS, y. c.. May p -rrrpeatins arm
at 3jLc. Rosin quiet. strained, 81 goo1
strained. 50, Tar 6rm At $40 Crude tar-
peutine dym; hard, 4Ll0: yellow dip and VII
glu. g.
LOUISVILLE
Lorrsvufg. May 22.-Graiu ami provisions
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-23
DICHNONn. FREDERICKSRURG

IL AND POTOMAC RAILROAD schedule
commencing APRIL 81, is'3 -oas,srn standard
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-23
CHicAa0
REVIEW or rHs CHICAGO NAEKEr.

CHICAGO, May p Wheat was slow to-day.
Fluctualiops we're slight but within lower
range, prices closing Ac, lower han yesterday
Corn was dull aud but ittlo change from yester-
day closing isAac. lower. Oats were actiye ana
rrrner early, but became essy later AM Declined
i.ahc. PORK Was active during most ~ inc day.
Iriccs were irregular within small range.
closing cuiot az q decline u l24sijc. lard WAS
active aud easy closing nc. lover and quiet
Short-riOs were fairly active but weak and nn'
settled prices declining l2Hal5c. The market
.l..-n-L nL-Ial ~ n.Lln nnlr..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-23

ny telegraph 10 the Dispach.l
HARWs0NBCRG, Va, May 22.-There was a
severe haiLStorm In this section to-day.
snow also fell, but not enough 10 lay on the
ground. The surrounding mountains are
covered with snow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-23
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKKr.

Baltimore. May 22-Virgiuia 81. 6s; Bait-
more AMI ONO stocks, s4sa.i: Northern Cen
trail. 81 asked. Cincinnati. Washington aud Bait
moro lst-, 9' 1l5: I0 2is, isaJJ, uo. BIS, 20
aaset; consolidated gas bonds, NlitalIji DO.
STOCK, ~.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-23

AOfN ~ I.NnN.
Train No. - connects daily A. KsysVile fpr
Chase Ciiy tlarksUlIe OKiorf. Durham. Hon.
iorsou, aud Raleigh. Connects isiy - Greens
tOro' for Durham. Raleigh. Salem, All Is .l-tIl.
and all points on N1~fh Carollls piysiou rs
salisbury for Ashevil-. Rot Springs. anf al
posuts iu Western NOr'h Carolina, and - CHAR
i0tte for Charlotte Columbia ami Augusta rail-
road.
Train No. = connects daily ~ Greensboro for
Salem. winston, IA o. ~. f0icsb0r9. and More
heal city. A. Salisbury tor Asheyilo. Ito.
springs. ami al points IN Western Norh Caro-
lima a. Charlotte Htlh Charlotte. Coium Dia sud
Augusta railroad FOR Columbia. Augusta Aiken,
Charleston, Savannah. 'h0masviie. ca. ja'k-
souville, auf other Flor.ia POINTS A.sS. win
Carolina Ceatral railroad for Wilmington
Trains from tho South arrive ~ K.chmcuiJD
A. NJ. end 80 f.. N.
AMELIA COURTHOUSE TRAIN.
Leave Richmond ........... 900 p. ".
Arrive Rchmond Observation-Disclosures. SD A. IL
fCLONkk ACCOMMODATION.
Leave Richmond. ................. .6i3 A. VI.
Arrive Nan. hester ......... ...........Stsi r. Il.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-23

b5c. Hay dull; prime 20 choice timothy. si5s
$3.50 Provisions quiet Butter frm cresm-
cry, fgsisc. Eggs steady at issl3.c- Petroleum
qtiet; refined, 675c. coffee quiet and steady
kiO careoes fair. lshsisRc. sugar strong:
soft skc. Whiskey steady at ti.i0. Freigh,s 10
Liverpool per steamer nominal: cotton, go.
ceipts--Flour. 1000 barrels; corn. 1900 bushels
Data. 1900 bushels rye, 1900 bushels. No ship-
menta sales-Wheat 49, 900 bushels: corn. 5y,-
90 bushels.
CHICAGO
CHICAGO. May e. Cash quotations we're: Flour
steady and unchanged. No. spring vheat,
SIC No 2 rcd SOC No , corn. SAc. No
oats 22Ac. Aess-pOrk. tilj0aiil.5a Lard.
S5zS; shortclesr, f6.i2HsH2A whisyey, ti.02
Thelesding futures ranged ssfoli0ss:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-23

JONES-BESANsO Married. on the 18Th Co.,
staut. ~ Tho Rev DR.. l- s. Cutler, 81 Marsha 70
Street Christian church, captain j. p. JONES,
az Philadelphia, tO Miss :. a.. Bs>AS'ON, oi
Jackson. Miss
Charlotte s.. c. and Jackson (Nss) papers
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES


CARRISGTON.- az her homo. a. Char
lotto Cour.hou-e MAY 20, i9y. ~ i.D a. NJ. of
colRrs Iou a. the lungs, lOfIlE g.. widow ~
CoDuel Henry A. Darlington, sud laughter ~
the lac Dr. John Cullen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-23
THE MARKET REPORTS
AND IN CONNECTION TEEREwITH THE
WEATHER INDICATIONS
Record OF tbs New York and Richmond
Stock gxehsnges-Grain. Flour. Cot
ton, Meat, and other Quotations
lBr telegraph to the Di.psteh.l

- WASHINGTON. May 22-For Virginia
PAIN rain, followed By clearing weather du-
1ring tho day, northerly winds, and
slight rise Ia the Temperature,