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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-29
BETWEEN Tie SEASONS.
Dun Trade In whoiesaie-Retaii Lines
Heavy Real Esta:e Sales.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispa'chl
NORFOLK. April Is, 1890.
Business for month past has been ex-
ceedingly dull in Norfolk both in the whole
sale and retail lines. which is somewhat
owing 20 the fact that Il Is now between
seasons here. the cotton and oyster trafhc
being over and the truck season not fairy
the Eastern North Carolina farmers, who
make Norfolk their market town. owing TO
the failure Of the crops last season, and IN
that section Of Virginia tributary 20 this
point almost the same condition Of things
exist. The merchants, however, looked
forward TO somewhat dull spring trade.
Inc business Of manufacturing truck
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-29
DANVlLLE'S PRIMARY.
The Incumbents Mostly Renominated
The Tabernacle Opened.
Especial telegram to the Dispa'ch.

DANyiLLE. April 2S.-The Democratic pri-
mary was held to-day, out II will be late to-
night before the count is completed. There
were no contests for. commissioner Of the
revenue, city sergeant, or common
wealth's attorney, and the present incum-
benis were renomlnaied. The indications
ere that Captain W. j. Graves will receive
the nomination for mayor and j. Allen
Patton the nomination for treasurer.
The Sam Jones Tabernacle was formally
opened Last night and about 5000 people
were present.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-29
TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.
BYE. A. Cstiin,
Real Estate Aucti0neer,
No. y Eleventh street.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

EASHfONA -LOCATED
IL DwRLLING-HOUsE LOTS At AUCTION.
will sell a. public auction, on tho premises. on
MONDAY, MAY STU.
at O'clock Y. NJ. ISi fEEf OF LAND on The
SOUTH SIDE or GROVE ROAD, commencing 81
the corner OF Elm street and running esstwsrtly.
This property has depth o, is9 tset and = 10
Gated % the best and most fsshiOnabis dfso
around Richmond. The value Of these lots 10
not dependent on soulo lrVu-fEsnufariuEinEcV E-
corns ~ DO hereafter built, bat u bsckOd up nov
BY city with 10000 people--a ely which - a.
once tns prettiest aEd most solif msnafsciuring
and mercantile centre Ia tls south.
This property Will not DO held q; tho fancy
figures which prevail Ia e0mc Of We "tosus"
which have been hstchod since Shrsstusa.. bus
will really Do sold for much less ibAa ~ value,
az the owner has held 10 come years aud can a.
ford and will sell az very smaii price.
there 10 no place In the county wnere sfvsn-
t.ges are 20 groai, where prcos are - los. 40
around Richmond. ami a. consequence tais 70
the place in vhlch 20 invest Come and pas
pour money who're y WI grow;
ap e9-rl. Th,F.>a6sa Aactlonecr.
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The AGREEMENT SIGNED.
Arbitration Among the Americas for the
Settlement of Differences.

WASHINGTON, April 2s.-Represeutatives
OF ten OF the seventeen nations partici-
pating in the international American Con-
ference this morning signed the agreement
drawn up by the conference for the settle
ment by arbitration Of differences and dis
putes between them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-29

to certain railroad lands In the state OF siiisa-
tors and big hotels. The House passed. me To-
gisianve. executive, and judicial appropriation
bill, defeated the District Of Columbia Rock
Crock Park bill, and ndiourued.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-29
Congress. Yesterday.

Tho Senate devoted ia time to sort OF res
for.aii discussion OF the various MISSISSIPPI Ky.
levee systems proposed and 10 conoas. ,hs
tween the Florida members Of the po1Y on sss
land-forfeiEure bull, special reference Deins la1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-29
MARKETS BY TELeoRAsa.
NEW YORE

NEW Y0Rh
NEw YORK. April H.--Cotton steady sales to-
day. i3l bales; last evening lcorrectedl. 100
bales also last week not before reported, f0q 70
spinners aud 3,5l0 for export: uplSnds. lee. Or
leans, ~ slice. not receipts to-day, 2.ii7 bales
expogts--to Great Britain, 1911 bales 70 the
Continent a,50s bales; slock, e53,7f5 bales.
Southern eour quiet: common 10 fair extra.
A. t0asa9O: good TO choice extra. s2o5aSAlA
Wnsat stronger: options duh but steady No. 4
red, e0Ac. la elevator; April. We: May. s6kc.
Juue. eissc. Corn lower aud active options dull
aud weak; No =, tokAils 10 elevator; April,
quiet; May. sosae.; June. SJ.c JAY, aDs.o
M. spot. NA aso4c. Hops quiet and steady.
Coffee Options Iossr and duil: April. si7;
May, siafa~sihx; june. tasosSid7o. spei
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ro, Nervous Debility

UsE HoRuoap'a AoID PHOSPHATE.
DIR. II. r.. Turner Kasson, MIMI. says
~ have found II very beneficial IN ner-
yous debility from any cause ana Tor III
digestion"
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Judge smith, of Maryland. Dead.

BALTrMoRE, April 2s.--Hon. John. y;
smith. associate Iddge Of the Fifth judicial
circuis of Maryland, died at his residence
in Westminster this morning.
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q -, 80 NAA
WasAr
BALTIMORE

BALrtnoRR. April ~ Cotton drm; miiiiing,
lie Floar quiet and unchanged; Howard
street and western super, s2ss2o. do extra.
s2.,5aS155; DO 10 family. fissLDi tty mils'
Rio brands, extra, fAf.afi.c- Nintff whrsi,
patent. tl55aSAga; spring do 10 81 ~.
do do straight, a. 61a.i. DO. 10, extra, hioa
ga wseat southern arm ami higher. Fultl.
glngss iUugbcTry, 1:1Hec.; 80 t.rF's'
steamer 80. rcd, SPOT AMI April, u ass.,.i
May, Qiifc.s July, 's,. CORRESPONDENT htms
white, flai7c.. Yelow, fiafa,; western sif"ng
rixeifspos aud spot, n .aigs. April. a. isifc.
May. 40siGhc: June, HhaWr,; july. skc
August, s0Hai0hc., steamer 81 oats htn,
southern and Pennsylvania, Hasic. western
white, aaic.; western mixed, MA5e.; giA4ei
No. white, sc. rye iairiy sttlse. prino 10
choice, Clao2c Hay firm. prime 10 choice
timothy. filagatith Provisions steady and
unchanged -pork--uid, t4,a; new, IL.
BulS-mcsts QoOsnl-Shouldors, 5sc. iong-eieaF
ami clcar.rib slides, tac. sugar-pic&led sh"ui-
ders, G4c.: sugar-curcd smoSei rhou'icrs,
exc. Hams LARGE ioall &C.; small IN ai.st.
active AMI higher: western iaiir, l2ii9c: cream
ery, lga.Oc Eggs steady; western, nsc.
Coffee very dun. Rio cargoes. fair, l9ais<c.
sugar qliet but steady; \ soit $40 Seppcr
quiet; reduced, - ,al3. Nhissey unchahsei
at fLt3aSiin. freight8 % liverpool per steam
or don. cotton. l0... nlur yer ton m -arka.
50sales grain per busAei u. Cork, Tor orief,
Ss.n8s -. ssles--MhsaI $4,000 bushels corn,
CINCINNATI.
CIscsSAri, April ss.--fiour IA fair demand
family, 3 saaf3 50: fancy. SiesLia ~heas quiet
aud nrm: No. rod. 0lc Corn siesdy. ~
mixed. 87c oats frm No. ? mixed, t'A.'gc.
Pork quiet ~ fil62s. lard weak AMI lower az
{.g7h. Buik-meats dun and lower, short rie-.
f53.k. bacon weaker short clear, t@o1 WIS
koy steady a. tl.02
ST. LOUIS
ST. Locus. April gs.-Flour easy and un-
changed. Wheat lover and market feature less;
No Z rel, cash, s6hc. June, S1Nc It'd, july,
S9,,aS3Nc.: August. s. Sc. hid. corn quiet NO
? mixed, cash, % hSBlt &C.. Nay Sac asked
July, SOaD,c. Oats nrnier; Ne. ,, cash. 80. bd;
July. Aao. BID. Nhiszey, tLO.. froYisions
quiet -
NEW YORK COTTON FufrRG<
NEw YORK. April 22--Cotton-Net receipts,
$50 bales; gross receipts. 5.iE bales. Futures
| closed steady. Sales. li2 400 bales; April flLys
fIL05. May, slL91a3lLB; June, tli1; Jnly,
| tILWatlLe8; August, tli.9i; September sl.ss
october fl0.s7asinsS; November, tloo,At1o9i
December Si0.6osflnGs, January, 400 AtllSsi
| February. tl0.l2atl0,a
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET
Reported for tho Dispatch.l
APRIL ga-Marke. qulot and nrin. Fancy
| grades have advanced &C. Prime, &c, extra
| prime, dc: fancy. &C.; common, gai. shAled.
! 2Ha8Lc factory d-picked 6a'sc.
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

sLLsIxoBs. April 9a.-yirginia consols, 45 (;
do rs, 6ja67: Baltimore and Ohio stock, gSa
100; Northern Central stock, t7a67t Cincinnati,
Washington aud Baltimore lsts i0lH DO. Dds,
l7ajJ DO. BIS 30 consolidated gas bonds, lila
ltfA: do. stock, ~ lni9K.
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NAkfRfAGafa

McLELLAND-MOO Married, Apnl a,
800 at the residence OF tho brides mother ~
Row J. W. Reams. Mf WILLIE l. MCLhLIASD,
Of Roanoke Cry. W.. % Miss NINA ". MOORE.
Of Charlotte county. Va.
sCHAAF LANDRUM.-Ms MATHEW
sCHAAF and FANNIE VI. LAhDkUh, by ths
Roy Joseph r.. Tucker. Wednesday April 1914,
a. TIC residence OF the bride.
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PORT OF WEST POINT, VA. APRIL o, is91
iBy Telegraph
ARRIVED.
Steamship Dangille, Baltimore. general cargo
and pas5onEefs.
SAILED.
Steamship City OF Atlanta, New York. general
cargo
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS, APRIL p, isn
lByTelegraph.I
Arrived.
steamship Roanoke. New York, and sailed Zoe
New York, ,nercbaniise.
Steamship Allegheny Providence, and sailed
for West Point, merchandise.
schooners ". H. Huston, Fall River. J. H. og-
den, BOstOn-bJth 20 l0nd coal
sAlLsn
Steamship Bondi, Liverpool, morohandise.
steamship kgna8AA (z.thl, heD YORK., coal.
MEMORANDUM.
NEW YORK. April 2&-Arriyei Amanis. Liv.
erpOo.
Arrived out state Of Nebraska. New York Tor
Glasgow Vera. New YORK for Bremen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-29
TEMPERANCE SERMONS
Preached In All the Alexandria Pulpits
on Sunday.

ON 0uh4afs
(Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispstch.l
ALGyAsDHA. Va, April ., 1890
The Joint committees of the different
temperance organizations requested the
ministers OF tbs city tO deliver Temperance
sermons in their churches last night. and
I'm accordance with that request temperance
sermons were delivered ~ follows:
Rev. W. j. Young. southern hethodist church;
Rev. n. L. Bishop, Trinity Methodist Episcopal
church: Rev. ". ". Po.sal, Methods, Protestant
church: Rev. J. NJ. Mercer, Bapus. church he'.
Fields Cook EbcneZcr ,c0lOreD Baptist church,
ana !. l.. Cooper. Methodist Episcopal church
(coOred).
Its said that this Is tho first step in a temper
nnce fight 10 be commenced here ana that IN
short while IN effort viii 10 made 90 induce tho
people Of Alexandra % favor local option.
ATsIASGULAR CONTEST
The urinary election tomorrow promises 20
be Il very iiyoly contest. although The only Oidce
over which there VIII be any contest is tina of
Commonwea THIS attorney. FOR tins ONCE tbero
are three candi4aies-Aes 'hatlSs bthd-
helm, Leonard MaIbugy, and James < eaton,
the present incumbent. The other piIceS 10 ho
nominated for are city sergeant, commissioner
Of revenue, and magistrate ana constable Tor
each ward. A monoer 81 me bofru OF Aldor-
men will also b. electe i from the First Narl 10
mn the unezpiro1 Term Of Mr.. Agne~, recently
appointed postmaster OF this city.
TIE RRTROCEssION ACT.
A petition requesting Congress 70 enquire into
tLa validity Of tho act OF ror0ces5ion by
which Alexandria city aud county was ceded
back % tho state Of Virginia Il being crcula-
tel hero and 4 receiving some signatures. The
petition also requests Congress, II possible. to
have the District OF Columbia limos extended %
TO- former limos, 90 as 70 ta6e ia ale1AudrIs.
Tho signers all seem 70 think mat AleAAhdrlb
viii DO greatly benefited By return to the
District, but those who hold hat opinion are few
10 number, and the general sentiment 10
against IT, -,
dav night last when IL granted four applications
FOR liqaor-licenses The work Of the board has
boon mos, satisfactory. Thero have been no pay
mcnts OF the llcense-tax IN co9poa3, and none
were even rendered.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-29

NEw YORK, April 2S-Thc stock market today
was very active. aud the strength OF tho upward
move m cut was seen IN tho TACT thas notwith-
standing heavier reslizations than have teen
seen ~ any time since the rtee began 20 inuu'
euce the market the offerings were all absorbed,
with but slight concessions In the active stccas.
while whom the pressure was removed a tull re-
c0yory was had, aad the great majority OF the
list "a fractOnay higher tonight, with some
material gains. The good bank statement OF
Saturday had i,s influence aud the enihusiasm
among operators In the street was still uDdinin-
ished This morning. Bus probably the most 20
tent Influence to-day was the magnitude OF the
buying for foreign account and a. London prices
were materially higher this morning ana many
commis-ion-houses had received orders 10 open
tina market up the opening was extremely
strong, aud the bull movement OF saturday Whs
seen to have force sun. Tho days Market
showed that outsiders are = growing FACTOR ~
the market and that London shows strong
disposition 20 invest IA American securities.
the purchases for Foreigners included large
amounts of St Paul, Erie, Louiryllle and Nasn-
Vile, and other fayorites. The bond lss was also
remem bered In their purchases. There WAS no
news which indicated any likelihood OF an early
termination OF tho light between The warning
western roads, AMI realzatiOns were most pro
nOuuced alter the high prices OF tho opening
were established. bat The concessions In pricos
which followed were in almost all cases confined
10 small fractions, though ia,kBwanna, MISSOURI
Pacific. and Chicago gas we're GIL pronInon. IN
the decline. The strength shown In Manhattan,
Louisville and Nashville, Canada FhHnc, NeN
Englsn 1, Wheeling and Lake hrie, ana DeieNaie
and Hudson, together with other specalties, fur
thor encouraged the bulls, anu the decline went
no further Tho fluctuations, considering the
largo business ioue, there being thlt-slANl
crowds In all tho leading stocks. were snall ont
after tho 0rst decline thore was "a gradual hard
eniug OF values, which noutyaiized the Losses oi
tue nrst hour The selling movement collapsed
toward the close and prices In the last few iulu-
utes improved materially. he close being ectWe
and strong az close 20 FIRST prices FOR most OF inc
lat In tho last rally Northern Pacific Preferred
/ became 8 decided feature. The Trading in listed
stocks reached 80 ,o0O shares unlisted, V3,OC-
sugar, 81 Paul, lRckRyanna, Reading, and
Richmond AMI West Point being tho aciiVe
sfOrts
EesBin1.--Eycnsnge quiet aud esser at iSoa
! a. ...r F rH-Y at HdiS. Slb-Treasury pal
ances-C0in, rtFs .am,NO: currency, 't<''A1.
GOye fniuluis duh end ln'e ...'.y fer g. I
per cents, i2l,. Elk coupons, 1857 bid, ex. In
terosL safe bond. aail aud Ioatureless.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Mean temperaiurc. ......................
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-29
NINE HOURS A DAY.
Healthy Financial Condition-sam Jones 5
Work.

TNpeClAI NItBTHTI % NO UI7DII-I'I
CuARroTrE, n. C., April 25.-0ver 800
laborng men and mechanics held meet
ing in Asheyillo Friday night TO discuss the
question Of organization 10 reduce the
hours OF labor 10 nine hours per day.
Much unauimiy prevailed. and the first
cd as the dav when the new order would
20 into effect. The days work VIII BEGIN
AZ $50 s. NJ, stop one hour at noon, and
quit promptly at $3.50 p. n. 60,
The new public building at Ashevllle
Will be constructed OF pressed brick and
Vinesburg granite. The contract price IS
27O. 900 1t is to be ready for occupancy
by Nav !. 1891.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-29
CARD.
SEED POTATOES.
DEERLESS POTATOES.
just received a large lot Of

just received large lUt OF
CHOICE SEED PEERLESS POTATOES.
The best variety for planting now Price re-
duced. T. W. WOOD a SONS,
Seedsmcn.
8 and 10 south fourteenth street, corner sixth
and Marshall strsets, I'LL east translln
street ap 29-dsl&wh
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-29

Morganton Is to have steam laundry.
II is estimated that $4,000 Is paid cut
yearly for laundry bills 10y its citizens. 1t
is proposed 10 keep this money at home.
4 Croatan Indian named Make Luckier
was killed at Pates, on the Carolina Cen
tral road. Saturday. The Indian was drunk
and resisted arrest and attacked both Con-
stable NJ. Culbereth and Justice-of-the-
Peace h. Townshend with a knife. The
two officers each drew u pistol and shot
fle (roatan dead
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-29
MARKET REPORTS,
AND IN CONNECTION THgREWlTH THE
WEATHER INDICATIONS
NEW YORK AND RICHMOND STOCKS
Daily Reports from Both Bosrds--Cofton'
Grain. Flour. and other Quotations.
rgy ,elerraun 10 Inc plsps,ch.l

lBy telegraph 10 the Dspstcn.l
= wAsHrsGrog, April 2s-For Virginia,
IFAlR fair, followed by threatening weather
land light rains Tuesday night, warmer
southeasierly winds
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-29
MYSTERIOUS TAKING OFF.
story Of Missing Master and Slave in
Prince Edward.

of the late Almond Ellington, of Prince
Edward. died Yesterday morning ut his
home near iNce's Depot alter short illness
from tvDh0i0-fcNcr. Sir. Ellington was On
Industrious aud pains-taBlng tliIer OF the
SOIL and man of frugal habits. His
death called 90 mind the mysterious or
cumstauces of hs fathers taking of,
which occurred during the days Of slavery.
MYSTERIOUS TAXING OFF.
lie was the owner OF a large number Of
negroes, among whom was one called
kit who possessed q temper almost un-
controllahlc. one day KIT ~ was given
the customary lash" for some miscon-
duet and the night following his master
was missing. us was The slave. II was not
for some yeur. after the disappearance
that ANYTHING was known OF either Of their
whereabouts, when some wanderer through
the woods near the plantation came across
the identical clothing Mr., Ellington wore
upon the day be was missing, IN when
we're wrapped the skull and bones OF the
suppOsed murdered man. For years after
tie most uuceasing effort was put forth for
tie capture OF the slayer, but all III VAN
was the work of finding him.
TaAYLoE ACQUITTED.
Angelo Travlor. who was indicted last
Monday for sabbng John Coin on the
might OF February 1st. was tried by Jury
to-day and acquitted.
PASTORS AT THEIR POSTS.
We never lived through more delight
ful Sabbath of inyigorating sunshine than
was YESTERDAY. The pulpits of all the
churches were occupied by their pastors,
tho sick ones having fully recovered their
strength and energy.
Rev. Mr.. Evans, OF the Methodist church,
dscoarsed in the morning upon the SIN
of the Age" end every mind was impressed
with the speakers great power III the MN
istrv of religion. Ill.
announced that on next Sunday he would
EXCHANGE pulpits with Rev. MIR. Albeit. OF
IihCrtv. am informed that Mr.. Albeit
viii he prevailed upon, II practicable, 10
remain during the week and conduct Sc
ries Of meetings in the church.
Mrs. Rev. W. L. Kone, who has been at
her OLD home in Amherst county since her
serious sickness, viii return to tarmVllIe
tomorrow. -
4 list OF forty names was sent 70 the
Grand Chancellor of knights OF Pythias to-
dGv asking for che reorganization or the
lodge here The petition - composed Oh
some OF the most prominent men III coih-
mercial and professional circles OF the
town.
How well Farmyille's worthy mayor, Or.
W. W. II. Thackston, has for years filled
the Office NAV be very iittingly told when
we say that there has not been of recent
years any opposing candidate TO him.
There is but little or no probability OF any
ones running against him at the approach
ing election, for if there are those who pre-
fer another for the mayoralty recognize
the present worthy incumbents ability as
campaigner. and the fact of his. having
the admiration and confidence OF sueh
majority of the people as would insure
their utter defeat and would not waste
their time AoDAh.
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4 Cashier and Treasurer Disappears.
[iy telegraph % tho Dispstch.l

4 Cashier and Treasurer disappears.
IBy telegraph TO the Dispsteh.l
PfRaINaHAM, Ala. April S.-some excite
ment prevails al Nottingham. Ala. over the dirs
appearance Of Gary PitmHn, cashier VI tha Dam
Of Nottingham, and diligent soarrh u beins
rnade Tor him. Pitman IL also treasurer Of Al
bany, Ga.
Saratoga shaken.
TROY, Y. Y, Aprn 2S-About 1890 last sve-
ming three slight earthquake shocks we're tel1 al
Saratoga.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-29

very distressing case OF restitution was
discovered IN tins cat, to-day. 4 family
named Taylor. consisting of man. wife,
and three small children. arrived here on
the Richmond and panNille train from San
Antonio. Texas, ON their way TO Harris
burg. Pa. where they state they have we'll
tn.do relatives. TAYLOR was suffering from
iuug-disease. and was perfect skeleton
and helpless. They stated that they have
been helped along los every town between
this place and Decatur. Ala, and sub
scriptiou was raised here 70 take them
home. II was one of tho most piuful eases
ever seen IN our streets.
The 6rst carload Of freight was received
from Big Stone Gap on Sunday bv special
train, and the crew was gwen "a big recep-
ton
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-29
WoprH READING.
OFF THE SANE PIEcE-Ips the correct thing

OFF THE SAME PIECR.-Ivs the correct thing
10 have the entire suit
Of Underwear alike
SPEND ANYWHERE Shirt, Drawers. and
FROM Soc Toi5 Hose. Tho Two novelty
WITH u AND shades are Old Gold and
YOU'LL GET Eiffol Gray, in English
BETTER Maco Yarn. Full regu-
UNDERWEAR lar made-trtpIe-
THAN YOU threaded IN tho woar-
EVER HAD able parts. Cut size
BEFORR-IY correct and will wear
BALgRIGGAN, three ZINES es long as
LIsLETHREAD, ordinary made Under
MERINO, wear.
EGYPTIAN COTTON, As We say-tho iIo'
SILK slery ought to match
PURE AND MIXED. That's reinforced. too
High splicod double
heels and toes
NEGLIGR COMFORTS.-In our window we're
showing up new Neg
ligs Shirts. It's the
finest limo ever seen in
Richmond. ono win
200. TOsa dow won't hold oil the
DOMRTs, patterns -- hut you've
oxFoRDs. only to Ask-to SEQ the
ZEPHYRs, others Most all stripes
CHRvIOTs, youn notice. That's
FRENCH FLANNELs, the style. These Shirts
SILK AND wool. were moro popular
PURE SILK. than the supply last
season. You're not go
ing to like them any
less now. Our line Is
larger. Wen talk more
about them by.snd-
bye.
A. SAKS q CO.,
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THE MIN TOUCHED.

The crowds at the Sam Jones meetings
continue undminished. Yesterday the
tabernacle was filed to itsutmOst capacity
and services were held IN two churches 10
accommodate the overflow. The service
at 3 L. NJ. for men only was unusually well
attended. Mr. Jones was at his best and
preached a sermon Of wonderful power and
pathos. Men who had not heard sermon
in wears were greatly touched. and at It's
close some 800, young and old. came for
ward and gave the preacher their hand AS
q pledge of living a Christian life IN the
future. To-day the cotton-tactories shut
down at i o'clock III order 10 give the ope-
ratives time 10 90 TO the night-seryices.
Many businessmen closed their stores TO-
day during the hours for preaching. TX
cursion trims ran yesterday from Green
VILE and Salisbury, on the Carolina Gen.
trail. The tabernacle was hlled by 63O
o'clock for the mormng-seryce ana me
people kept their seats at ITS close, uhtli
the regular II o'clock service.
Mayor Mcdowell has made his advance
report for the year ending May lst., lie
says that the expenditures are now about
equal 10 the income arising from taxation
and License There are sufficient funds on
hand to wine out the clty's floating DEBT,
and II the proposition 10 issue the S!.25;;CVO
bonds is adopted the entire amount Will DO
devoted TO street Improvement. me SUI
burbau streets stand IN great need OF I'M
proyement. Tho election comes OIL May
18th