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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-10
Burned 10 Death.
tBY telegraph TO the Dispatch.l

tBY Telegraph 10 tue DlspaGnl
MANSON, Iowa, April 9.-Robert Schide-
Ter and wife were driving to town yester-
LAY, when a spark from Schideler's pipe
ignited the clothing OF his wife, and as the
wind was blowing stitf gale she was enYei-
oped in Games IN IN instsot. Terror
stricked. she jumped from the buggy on one
side and her husband on the other. He did
all in his power to quench the flames but TO
no avail. The grass took IRE around them
and Mrs. Schideler was completely en-
veloDed in fiery shroud and died before
Der husbands eyes. Schideler's bands were
burned TO the bone. lie WAS brought 10
town and his wounds dressed, but it Is
feared bis hands will have to be amputated.
lie Is nearly crazy from the shock OF his
wiie's death and his own pain, and his ply
sicians say he may die. The family is one
OF the oldest in the county. having been
here for thirty years. Mrs. Schideler was
sixty.fye years old and her husband seventy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-10

] 0VELIEsT, Whitest Clearest skin and Soft
~ AZ est Hands produced by CurIcURA soar.
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The Striking Carpenters TO Parade.

81. LOUIS. April 9.-The incoment weather
this morning did not dampen the ardor Of the
striking carpenters, and as many OF them were
present at the meeting a. on any previous NOM
ing since tho strike. A big street parade has
been decided upon Tor Thursday afternoon. and
the consent Of Mayor NoOnAn for the parade 70
take place was secured to-day. Since The togin-
ming OF the strike the aid Of the Executive Com
mttieo IN Philadelphia has been promised. and
tins morning tho following telegram Was read
az the meeting:
"Phfiadciphia, Pa, April Ave congratulate
.he - LOUIS carpenters on their firm aud manly
struggle for eight hours. Let there 30 NJ sur
render. On that point stand firm aud united,
and tho brotherhood Will support your demands.
T.. j. MCGUIRE grand secretary Of III, Unitcl
brotherhood o. Carpenters and Joners.n
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ALLEY.-Died. a. fi:p O'Clock Monday night,
April :. 1882 Mr.. ALFRED Alt EY : aged seven
ty-seven yesrs eleven months and twenfy-six
days
day AFTERNOON ~ 8 O'Clock. Friends and
acquaintances invited 70 attend.
LEAR--Died, In Petersburg. Va, Tuesday
morning. April Q. 1899. kew. JOSEPH LEAR. Of
the Virginia Conference. In the eightieth year OF
his age.
Funeral will take place from Marset-strcet
Methodist Episcopal church, Petersburg.
THURSDAY, April II. 1889, ut II A. NJ. iotermsnt
at Blandford.
DUNFORD.-Diod. saturday, April 9. iss', at
his residence In Manchester. X. X. DUNFOkD,
IN the sixty-scyenth year Of his age.
Tho funeral took place from the Central Netho-
dist church Monday, April sth st3h T.. NJ.
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Fhe --latest from Accom- ac,s .

I'F'VI"E s7t0s "II 70 6Io DIbpAVCn-I
OSAScOcK via TAsLEY, Va, April o.
The schooner Luce. owned by Powell
s. Garrison, Of Wschapreague, aud from
that place to Egg Hsrbor with a cargo OF
oysters, was driven ashore near Atlantic
City on The Jersey coast during the recent
storm and Is a total loss. All the crew sue
ceeded In getting of and have re-
turned home. 4 grsin-house belong
ing to the same firm at Wachspresgue
was washed from it, foundation by the high
tide and carried several hundred yards. The
house contained great lot OF grain and fer
tllizer. which were badly damaged. IN the
10 Nlands on the seaside were submerged by
the tides during the storm, and some Of the
Islands were badly washed. Much OF the
ground around the new liie-aviDg station
on Netomkin beach was washed away.
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shot by IL burglar.

10y WV III y w
CHICAGO, April 9.-While pstrolling his
beat about 9 O'clock this morning Officer
w0odYiIle saw man come out OF store at
Evergreen avenue and Leayitt street and
Chased hin through an alley TO the rear OF
the building. He Qhe ofiicer) vas confronted
by two men, who opened fire on him. bring
ING him down with a bullet IN his thigh.
WoOdyille managed 10 draw his revolver and
nled 4 shot which struck one OF the burglars
10 the head, in1icting fatal wound Bis
companion escaped after firing again at the
PROSTATE officer without result. Both po-
licemsn and burglar are at the Count iioSp-
tai. The officers wound Is not dangerous,
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Death from Gas.
lsx telegraph to the pispatcl

y IuItEIhpH 70 IIV I7I7PH1'l'I
DETROIT. Apul "a special 10 the Jour.
nal from Port Huron says: james GLENN, a
ship-calker employed ia caulking vat at
the Mineral bath-hOuse. was overcome by
gas tnis morning, and in irving TO rescue
him stephen Porter, colored attendant
was also overcome. DIR. Stephenson, the
proprietor. assembled ladder aud looked la
the vat. He became unconscious almost liz
stantly, but fell outward, sustaining painful
though not serious injuries. GLENN and
Porter died soon after being taken out
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Every vessel In the creek. except the sloop
Decatur, Is said 10 he ashore.
Crsney Island was completely covered with
from three 10 four feet OF water aud the
residents had to keep to their houses. The
seswall was torn TO pieces and one OF the
batteries was entirely washed away. The
magazine In which the powder Il stored Is 80
arranged that the water could not reach It.
Some OF the force were IN the city to-day
making arrangements TO get things In order
at once.
The locks OF the canal at Deep Creek were
washed awpy
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10 the great relief OF the people living 10
that section. =. In.
The Department OF Agriculture ~ ~, ~
formed that much sorghum-csne wiz =.
grown this year. The last crop n'o,s ,'ad
very decided success, and has had 'ne sv,o
effect OF bringing home-made syrup ' tie
favor. The new methods OF mAA.nk IA
syrup answer their purpose sumirspy, ~ AZ.
are sconomIcal. There Is a good home de-
maud for this kind OF syrup.
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lures ranged a. follows:


BkLrIsoKs. April 9.-Plour nat and nearly
nominal. Whest-Southorn firm and wanted
fultx 9ic.asl03: Longberry. Csc. sSl.05: western
steady et decline; NO. winter May, s5Asssc.
Corn-Southern frn; yellow and white, 42Aa
334c.; western steady; mixed spot 43sl3ac.
April. t2ks4s'te May nAail'sc. Oats firm;
dull aud steady as 56A5sc. Hay steaay 20 nrm
prime 10 choice timothy, sis.boasid5Q Pro.
yiAi0ns quiet and dull Butter urn western
s5ss6c. Eggs Arm at iiaiiHc. Petroleum qaiet
ana steady: refined, $3.50. Coffee quiet aud
nrm; Rio csrgoes. fair. lsAc sugar quiet; A
soft, nc. Copper steady; refined. l4alf<c.
Whlsksy steady st3l.il. Freighls To Liverpool
per steamer quiet and romInal; cotton, ic.
grain. per busnei, sAd.: Corr. for orders. So ola
a. Rcoe.ots-Fleur. 100 barrels: wheat aplD
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Another Ballot.

fBy telegrhpn 70 Uo Ui5V""11'I =,
pRoyIpsScE. r. l., April 0. The Legs.
lsture met in Joint session at noon to-day ana
cs,t the fiftb ballot for senator, which re-
sulted as follows: Dixon. Al; weImofe, 55i
Colt. A: Arnold tDcmocrsD, 10; Goddard,
4; Durfee, G.: Horatio Rogers, necessary
70 q choice, 81. The ballot developed no,
thing new except the introduction oil Genera
Horatio Rogers into the contest. The Legs-
lature then adjourned.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK.


NEW YORK. April 9.-Cotton firm: sales. 3i3
bales: uplands 1O5,c. Orleans, l0Ac. net re-
cepts, 6,s42 bales; e1pOrts-tO Great Britain,
= ti2 bales ; % France. 73y bales; 10 the Cont
nent, 6.322 bales: channel. 5,392 bales; stock,
5O9 4s2 bales. Southern doug dun aud weak /;
common to fair extra, 32eJaS3.3O; good to
choice, t335as575 Wheat unsettled and frsc-
tionally higher: No = req. IS = as6c. In store !;
options hstsc. higher No red, April, S5'sc.
May. s6s4c.: June, SIC. Corn weaker; No. 2,
49,, IA &C. in elevator: options tsl.c lower and
steady: April, f3c.: May, ESQ; June. 42l4c (;
July, 43Ac. Oats finer; options duh and steady
April. Bic. 4: May. 301.c.; June. Bbc:; mixed
western, 3a33c. Hops quiet and steaiy Coffee
Optors l5s.0 points up: April. sl650; May.
si6 jCaSi670; June. Sl6.70atlG75 spot kio
firm fair cargoes. lS4c. Sugar-ksw stronger;
fair refining ) ll-lGc. refined strOag and quiet.
Molasses dull Rice quiet and steady Petroleum
quiet and steady; refined, 70. CottOn-seed oil
steady. Rosin steady and quiet Turpontine.
l6c.--no stock here. Hides steady aud quiet.
Wool quiet Pork steady. Beef slow. cut
meats stronger picked bellies, 7fs7c. picked
shoulders, 54c.: picked hams, l0ai0kc. mid
dies quiet Lard steany; western steam, $3.50
city, $40: April, $685. May, H..l Freishts
steady.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. April a--rhe cash quotations were
Flour dun holders offer az l5a25c. reduction:
Wheat no. spring and No red, SjAa& &c.
40. corn, SAC. No. 0als, 25c. Mess pork,
SlLSSllS0. Lard. t6S7<. short-rios, S6as605.
shoulders. &50at275. shortclear. f6.5Oat6 ON.
Nhiskoy. tl0i
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PRINCE EDWARD.
LanGstOn-venabIe Contest-Feu by
the wayside-MsrriRge.


Especial telegram TO the DspatchJ
FARMvILLE, VA, April 9.-The dispositions
In behalf Of Hon. l.. &. Venable in the case
Of LanCst0n vs.. Nenable commenced at this
plsce TODAY before j. l.. Hooper, notary
public. Judge A. d. Watkins and Colonel
J. j. Fitzgerald represented Mr.. Nenable,
ana Scott Wood, ceIored lawyer, OF Peters
burg, appeared for Langston. Only three
witnesses were examined. two Of whom were
Republicans, aud all testified 10 the fairness
Of the ballot at Rice's precinct. Certain 1t
is. II Lsngston depends upon Prince Edward
TO unseat Mr.. Nenabe, be viii fail utterly.
At9 O'Clock tonight Miss Lena f.. Fsrrar,
eldest daughter Of Dir. 4. I. Farrar, was
united IN marriage TO Mr. T. l.. Farley, OF
the Norfolk and Western railroad. The
ceremony was performed ~ the Rev. Wesley
G. Walden, OF the Methodist church, w, NE
brides home, before few invited friehds.
Edward Cooker (colored) went TO Pros
pect Depot on Saturday evening last, took
an overdose OF "redeye," and started for
hls home not far of. sunday morning he
was found dead, having fallen by the way.
side while the siorp was raging.
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championship or the world.

IBy tsiegraph % The DispaIcn.I
SYDNEY. n. 5. W., April 9.-HenrY scare,
the Australian oarsman, will leave efduet
ON Nav An for England. On bis Arrival
there he will issue challenges 10 john
Teemer, the American oarsman, aud WIZ
liam J. O'Connor, the Canadian oarsman, 70
row on the Thames for $500 each and Tue
championship OF the world.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-10
Senator Calls Successor Talked or.

PENSACOLA, FLA, April !.--Ihoro is considera-
Bile interest in tho State over the proposition TO
elect senator Calls Successor by the Legislature
now assemb blob. Senator Calls torn expires
March 4. 1891. While the present Lcgisla ure h
the last 10 meet before then, another Legsla-
ture will be elected In November, 1890, and there
will he thirty days between the end Of Senator
Calls term and tho regular session Of the Legs-
Iafure elncled In 1AlL
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Buutlng Found Guilty.

The trial OF j. j. Bunting, charged with having
employed samuel koane TO burn his property at
Cape Charles City. was brought 20 close yes
terday al Eastvile, tho jury rendering a verdict
OF I've years in the pententisry Bunting when
on the stand pleaded guilty, but claimed that
pccuniary troubles had unbalanced his mind.
Counsel moved for new trial.
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After Mson.htnera

lby Telegraph 10 inc DISPATCH
LOUISVILLE, April a-The expedition against
the murderers OF Deputy Marshal Russell Wire
man has been resumed. Reyenuo-Agent Brown,
with forty men, Il now on his way to Knott
county. whore tho mOonshinors arc encamped
about their disueries. 10 10 understood 10 is
acting under orders lusf received from Wash
lugtOn. A fight Is expected.
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BALTIMORE sToCK MARKRr

BALTIMORE. Nd. April 9-vlreinis l0-40s, 35af (;
do. IS, Is a6G. Baltimore and Ohio stock " bid;
Northern Central. 75a15ss: Cincinnati. Washing
ton and Baltimore lists, 98[ a91 = DO. Dds, 5Oa
5ltt DO SIDE. 26H bid Consolidated gas bonds,
III all2; do. stock. a.
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VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT a,;,ayp,..,

COMPANY, for Norfolk Porte .x<2 33z38~
mouth, Newport News. Clarem0nt. ana janice
river landings direct, BY elegant saloon -steamer
ARIEL. leaving hichmond EVERY MONDAY.
WED sESDAY. and FRIDAY at Z A. NJ. street
cars connect
Connections al Newport News for Old Point
and snitbneld. and at Norfolk closely win all
Iines for northern cities same aftsrncon- James
river BIZ daylight Great tourist lins. Cheapest
route.
Through tickets on steamer AMI az CARRIERS
Agency. 100 Maln street Baggage checked
through. stats-roons engaged fcr day or night
Freighi received daily tor Norfolk, Ports
mouth, Old Point MaVerly. Hieksford. Va, and
Az points Ia Eastern North Carolina, Eastern
Vilgiail. and all regular landings on the James
and Rappahannock rivers, Of lowest rates. and
through bills issued
LUCIEN b. TATuA, ylce-PrssidenL
No Iii7 Maia street and Rockets.
Irwin WEIsIGEk Freight and Passe ger Agent
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VORk-RIyER LINE (wA WEST
Il POINT.
DAILY gxcsPr SUNDAY.


The fs,orite route 70 Bsltmore The stsameu
on his liiie are models Of beauty. elegance. aud
comfort Leave Richmond tS:p Z. n. aud TEN
y. NJ; arrive ~ baltimore $50 A. NJ; losvs
Bsiamors daily except sunday ASP NJ. ar
rive 81 Richmond '9sD A. NJ. aud 1000 A NJ
Fare Richmond 10 BAlumorc ttrsi-eisss. 81
secondreisss. sLsA
Tho YORK River Line affords superior sdvsn.
tAges 70 Businessmen In enabling thsm 10 leave
nichmcnel near he close o. the dAyt trans.
sciioas aud arrive ~ baltimore early next morn.
ing after having enjoyed = delightful pighrs
rest. FREQ from The dnss and nolse q railway
travel
WEST POINT ACCOMMODATION
Leave Richmond uvsn<y-,hirj,
Skreez depoD. Observation-Disclosures. foV A. u
Arrive Richmond rwsasy-third-
street dspoo .......s.-.s.....-.... fx3o =. ".
sDaiiy. DAILY except sunday.
Depot and fscketonzce: Fool vtEglnia stree.
Uptown office Corner Tenth end Mala ssrsst<
JA& l. TAYLOR.
General passenger Asoak
J. \ fOrl6
pfvisioa Fasssase< AssaA
sol. HAAS, Ts~mc nenaeor.
R1xxnAkAxDolk1 .A6secA xaaaon
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DEPARTURE OF srEAMERS
PHILADELPHIA, RIG H i'm
MOND AND NORFOLK
sTEAMSHIP COMPANY

Appointed sailing days. Every TUESDAY
aud FRIDAY at II NJ. and every SUNDAY sc
) A. n.
Freight for Tuesdays and Fridays steamers
received ill 1880 A. NJ. for Sundays steamer
till 5 Z. II. Saturday. Freight received daily TIL
! ?. VI.
are, 81
for further information apply 10
j. w. MCCARRICK,
General Southern Agent, once Rocketts
w. f.. CLYDE & CO..
mol General Agents Philade phia.
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Diving Them Ont.

lby tlegfdph 10 inc DlHpatch.l
WINFIELD, KAN, April 9.--Captain Couch
an oklahoma loader, was In the city today Just
from Oklahoma. lie says the soldiers have
secuted the Oklahoma country, and about every
body without authority 70 remain has been
driven cut Nobody IS allowed 10 alight from
q lIan longer Than Lhe traln stOps az tie staton.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-10
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

APRlL 2, $50
No loose sales to-day and auction sales we're
Insignificant ON Change. Several good planters
stemming crops were sold with prices around 10
cents for best leaf OF same. Business In other
limos has boon quiet to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-10

.Nos. AMI 2 run daily between Richmond aui
Clifton Forge and daily except sunday between
Balcony Fails snd Lexington.
ARRIVE RICHMOND
49, r. VI. MAIL jaly.
gl5 A. NJ. ACCOM- NOD ALTON daily tekcsp.
sunday.
CONNECTIONS.
A; clifton Forge with Chesapeake aud Ohl)
railway Tor the South, West. an1 North Eost.
Al yncnburg with Norfolk ami Western rail.
road flr all points south. solfheasi, and south-
west. and Virginia Midland railway Tor all poiuu
North and youth
At Rich mond with Associated Railways Tor AZ
points in tho South. ant Kich monI. Frsierick.-
burg aud Potomac railroad q the North.
Al Lexington with Baltimore ami ONO rail.
road, making clJ,o connections ~ ilarpNrs
FERRY 10 and from Pittsburgh and the Vest also
TO points North and East
Slespingcars Lvnchourg ID Momphts Sew
Orleans. aud Little RocL
Trains marked 2 daily eXccpi SunisD
daily
Tickets sold 10 AL polnfA Oficss' 9iS cas-
Main street. 100 Nam street, aui a. Richmond
aud Allegheny depot. =. ghth AMI canal streets
JOHN A. MACEUNDO.
Uo1f t,aueral Passenger Agent
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TO lie Boycotted.
ftl. s.Iaa,..a.th ~ fha flfanafeh

TUJ
ANDERSON, IND, April "a large meeting
OF farmers WAS held here yesterday aud
pledges were made 10 pay no more than III
ieen cents per pound for trust bindipg-twine
and not in any manner 10 DstroDize any
merchant Offering such twine for sale at
greater price. II was also resolved to boy
colt the twine-binding respers so long as the
trust exists. The farmers declare they will
allow their hogs 20 eat the wheat In the fields
before admitting 10 the twine trust.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-10
TRAINS NoRTHwARD.
DAILY tpeIlrercept sunday.

DAILY tDaily except sunday
STOPPING-PLACES.
Nos IS and - mako no stops. No. Is
stops only on signal at Chester. No. -
stops on signal ~ Centrslia. NJ. = stops
only on signal at Chester Crnirala aud
Manchester. No 90 stops on signal ~ all
regular stations ana also ~ Temples Aul Port
Wathall. Nos. %, "a. IS aud 81 viii stop al al
stations for passengers
PULLMAN-CAR SERVICE.
On Trains Nos Il and % -leepiug-cars between
New YORK AMI Tampa, ria. lril JacSsOnyilioi.
On Trains nos. IL and sleopmg-cars betwcon
Washington and Charleston ana between wash
ingtOn aud Jacksonville. ON Train No. Is
sle0ping-cars between New York ani Jackson.
VILE ON Trains NOS - and ~ sleepng-cars
between New York and lhOmasyiiie, "a.
The ONLY ALL-kAlL LINE 70 NORFOLK.
Lave ARRIVE
Richmond. $3.50 A. VI. Norfolk. .....l:25 p. II.
RichmOni 800 p. NJ. Norfolk ..... .0:4O =. VI.
Norfolk. ....'S:2D A. NJ. Richmond. ..u:57 A. NJ
Norfolk. 800 2. VI. Richmond .s:s8 T.. VI.
These trains also make close connections f)r
Farmylle. Lynchburg, and Outhwestsrn points
and all stations on the Norfolk snd Western rail-
roa1 X. VI. sJLLl.
superintendent
Y. T. D. MYERS, General Superintendent
4. VI. EMERSON. General Ps@ongor Agent
SOL Haas. Tranlc Manager mh3
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GRAIN AND COTTON RxCHAEoR

RICHMOND, April ., ISL
oFFERISGA
WHBAT.-5O0 bushslA
CORN.-33)0 bushels.
CLOVER SEED.-l0 bushels.
sALks REPORrsD ~ sgcRgr,RY.
CONSUMING, 600 bushels fair az 4ic. Mixed
so bushels very good at 43Hc Total sales of
corn, 200 bushels
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A NCHOR LINE.
ATLANTIC EXPRgss SERVICE.

ATLANTIC EXPRESS SERVICE.
LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENS TOWN.
Steamship CITY OF ROME from New York
WEDNESDAY. May ist May s)th,
June e6ih, July 2sth.
Saloon passage. SO 10 500; sscond.clsss. go.
GLASGOW SERVICE.
Steamers every saturday from New York 70
GLASGOW AND LONDONDERRY.
Cabin Passage 10 Glasgow. Londonderry, or
Liverpool, SO and 90. sscood-ciass, So
Steerage passage, either service. tel
saloon Excursion Tickets al Reduced RAteA
Travellers Cireuisr-I.etters OF Credit aud Drafts
for any srroant Issued 81 lowest
current rates
For Books OF Tours. Tickets. or further informa-
ZION apply 10
HENDERSON BROTHERS, New Ycrt,
or GEORGE w. ALLEN u co. lOid Dominion
Steamship Company. OF ANDREW WELSH
(souIhen Express Company, or A. ". GAR
BIER 1000 Main 81. Cor Tenth, kichmond.)
nh N-sodSm
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CONsERyATOpy OF

IL MUSIC, No. 4 WEST GRAcg STREET.
Fourth torn begins APRIL i5fa. Piano. organ.
Yoice-Culture, sigh: Singing, Violin. Guitar.
Banjo, Kiocation, Drawing, aud Paiaiiog. Cali
aud register Tor ten weeks session. Mrs. n A.
CLRhES1s- PRINCIPAL. 40 l0'Ils
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COTTON KEPoa

We quote Fine s25Oat?TJ. supsrhne. s2.75s
t3.25; extra 81 5)asl75: family, tiaSk5) patsu
t8miIy, country, t.75s6h2o
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Traiu No. % connects daily Al keysyiils fDr
Chase CITY. 1iarksVilio. oxford. Durham. Hsa-
dersoD, aud Raleigh. Connects daily .. Greens.
boro' for Durham. Raleigh. Salon. and Winston,
aud all points on North Csroiins DIVISION az
salisbury ior Asheyiile. Hot Springs. and all
points 10 Western Nor Carolina, aDd NJ Char.
iot'e for Charlotte. Columbia and Augusta rail-
road.
Train No q connects daily at Greensboro' TOE
salem. winston, kaiogh. 6oldsboFO. ana More
heal city; at salisbury for Asheyile. 10;
springs, ant ell points IN Western North Caro-
lima a,chariotte with Charlotte. Colum bls ADD
Augusta railroad tor ColgDibis. Augusta. Aiken.
Charleston. Savannah. lhomasyiile. Ga. Ja:k-
sonvIlle, AMI other Florida points. alss. win
Carolina Central railroad for Wilmington
Trains from tho south arrive at hichmond& o
A. n. and 800 2. NJ.
AMELIA COURTHOUSE TRAIN
Leave Rich mould 600 p. NJ
Arrive Richmond ......................a40 "
flLOVER ACCOMMODATION.
Leave Richmond. ....................s:iSA VI
Attfo " mn .oJJ I. W
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serofula and all bumors are cured by
Hoods ssrsaparilia, the great blood-DuTider.
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RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE
atoms a. tas ot,sk 3oari.

TUESDAY April 9, 1894
SALEs-FIRsT BOARDED shares Union Bunk
stock at 10; 1000 Sloss % at 90.
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UHE STANDARD BREpN

i TRoTTISG STALLION ELYslAN <c1t
ABDALLAH. will make the season OF 1889 al
HICKORY HILL, hanover county Va For
terms &C., address WILLIAM y. wICKHAM,
No 94t Hanover Courthouse. yA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-10
MARINE iNuELLlsEsCE.
DIssoLurIoss d rAsrsERsu,rS

THEFIRM OF THOMASJ. STARKE
4 & SONS is dissolved by the death Of lie senior
emper. THOMAS !. SrARKB. The BOOK AND
STATIONERY BUSINESS will De con- nued atthe
old stand. o0q east Main street, by III. N. >TARSE
under the firm name Of n. II. SrARkF & co.
he assuming all obligations Of the Old concern
and collecting all debts dae 10 same.
Thanking our friends FOR patronage 10 tho old
concern. va ssk a continuance OF the same.
promising fair pHccs aud promptness IN dlling
orders
We propose carrying a good line Of NiSCEL-
LANEOU> AND RELIGIOUS BOOKS and making
a 1ecialty Of BLANK BOOKS AND STATION
KkY.
We are prepared 20 execute promptly an or
ders for PRINTING, ENGRAVING. AND DN h.
STAMPING. II. NJ. STARkE y co.
sp l0-3t 9O9eas Vain street
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DIEDMONT AIRLINE.

RICHMOND AND DANYtLLE RAILROAD.
SHORrESr AND QUIckEsT houTE SOUTH
AND SOUTHWEST.
PULLMAN sLERPEhs On ALL NIGHT
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