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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-01
Missouri, Kansas & Texas R'y Go.

TO THE HOLDERS OF SEVEN PER
CENT. FIRST MORTGAGE CONsOL-
IDATED BONDS AND SIX PER
CENT. UNION PACIFIC SOUTHERN
BRANCH BOSDSi
Tie principal o: the Seven Fer Cent FirS, Mortgage
Consolidated Bonds OF tbs Company and Six Per Cent
Union Pacific Southern Branch Ronds having been duly
declared to be forthwith due and payable the holders
thereof are hereby noed that tho said bonds will DO
paid principal and interest on the 9th day OF June
1890 on presentation al the CENTRAL TRUST CON.
PANY, 81 all ST.. In The city OF New York.
Interest the said bonds viii cease after juno 1890
d. IDE NEUEVILLE. Treas.
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finanrial.
10 the Holders of
the Preferred and Common Stocks
Of the
ST. Louis & San Francisco
Railway Company.
10 The Holders of

We have solo onr entire holdings or the
abovs.nAned stOeks TO the ATKINSON,
TOPEKA AND SANTA BE RAILROAD
COMPANY, and have received in exchange
therefor shares OF the Capital Stock Of the
Atohison Company o. the following bnsis,
nnmelyt
For each ono Thousand shares ofssid Pre-
ferred Stock, thirteen hundred and seVentys
nVo shares OF Atchinoa stOck, aad fer each
one thousand shares OF said CommOA stock.
seven hundred and hCtY shares OF Atchison
stOekt or, In ether words, for each eight
shares Of SIAN Francisco Preferred We rec
ceiVod eleven shares OF Atchison, aud for
eneh four shares or the San FrAneisco Com
mon we received three shares OF Atehluon.
Many OF our frienda have already applied
and have Intrustod M with their shares, to
be Rold with our own aud on like torms.
We hnvo arranged for the sale on exactly
the snmo basis for own. but for n
limited period only, OF all the tsnn Francisco
Preferred and Conmoh Shares held by
others.
Stock holders desiring to avail or this priv
neEo should deliver their shares ne our Of
nee, aud receive receipts therefor ex.
ehanGeabio Into Atchlson stock as soon 40
ready.
Boston and vicinity can deposit them with
MESSRS. KIDDER, PEABODY a. co.
for our account, aud receive similar re-
ecipts therefor.
We have tho soie right to exchange all
such shares. and we reserve tho right TO
withdraw this privilege at any time.
Ia arranging for this sale we have be-
Iieved that it would be for the Interest or
tho stock holders OF the SAN FRANCISCO
COMPANY that tho ATCHISON COM
PANY should thereby secure full control
OF tho San Francisco Company.
J. & ". SEuGMAN & CO.,
Ell BROAD STR EET. MILLS BUILDING.
New York. May ID. 1910.
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MISSOURI, KANSAS and TEXAS
Reorganization.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
The remaInIur 0S PER CENT upon cer-
tiacatea OF subscription to the S1s.oOO.o0
1uud 10 hereby called duo and payable nj
Vhe CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF
NEW YORK ON MONDAY 500.
whea INTERIM CERTIFICATES will be
delivered for the NEW PER CENT. 1ST
MORTGAGE BONDS.
Tho certificates OF subscription Will no
stnuped Full PAID" aud will then only
call for Preferred stock. to be delivered
when ISSUED.
Payments will be received
in cash, or in 2 per cent. First
Consolidated Bonds with
Aug. I, 1888, and subse-
quent coupons attached, at
@1,1@4.9O for each 81, 900
Bond, being principal and
accrued interest to June s,
1890.
ST0CK.
THE THIRD INSTALI.NEST OF = -
EASEMENT ON THE STOCK REPRE-
SENTED BI REORGANIEAT1ONC GER
TIFICATES IS HEREBT CALLED DUE
AND PAYABLE ON THURSDAY, MAY
-. 800. AND THE FOURTH AND LAST
ISSTAI.INENT OF SAID ASSESS-
MESTIS CALLED DJIEAND PAYABLE
On FRIDAY. JUNE go. 1890. SAID PA u
NENTS TO HE MADE AT THE CEN
TRAY. TRUST COMPANY OF NEW
YORK.
FREDERIC II. OICOTT. !
JOEI. +. FREEMAN.
HENRY w. POOR,
HENRY NUDGE. fCoANlIEh
COLGATE IIOEI.
LOUIS FITXGERA..D.
H. j. DE MAltEX OVENS
q. S. ELLIS, Secretary. "A Wall St
NEW YORK. Mays ls9l
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St. Louis, Arkansas, and Texas
Reorganization.
NOTICE.

The FINAL INSTALLMENT OF "sSes-
ment on the capital stock. viz. 81 per
Hhare, IL due and payable on Monday, June
2, 500 Mt the ONCE OF the Central Trust
Company OF New York.
Subscribers for new 4 per cent. hrst mortgage ITO
wear Gold Cerncaes and new per cent second mort.
gage IuU.rsar Gold Income Certificates TO provide for
cash requirements under the Reorganization Plan and
Agreement arc hereby notified TO pay the balance OF
their subscriptions At tho Central Trust Company OF
New YORK on Monday, June =. lsSt.
Interin. Certificates will be issued by the said
Truat Company on june ., 1897. upon surrender OF
full paid subscription receipts properly endorsSL
r. OLCOTT. CHAIRMAN.
NEW YORK. Nav 80, 1890
ca ELLIS. Secretary. - Wall 81.
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SiAaatial.
BONDS.
Sure Income.
Absolute Security.
Sure Income.

SasO. 900 Legal Invsstnents for savinEs
Ranks, State or New York.
0a0S,OOO State of Washington
IA per cent. RefuAdInE, due
1905.
aIOs. 900 IndInnapolIs. Indiana,
por cent. school, due 1880.
$4,000 HARE, VermOnt,
4 per ceat. sewer, due 1908.
$4,000 McKeesport, Penn,
Ais por cent School, due 1910.
Rl1,oOO Reynoidton, Penn,
4 1.0 per cent Water, due 1910.
ara GOO Otoe 10, Nebraska.
& per eeat. RefundinE, due 1899.
100000 Yankton co., SO. Dak..
nor eent-A 1-0 per cent. ne.
,uud,uo, due 1so8-101S.
100000 Jersey city, New Jersey,
koor cent. Assessment, duo 1911.
$4,000 = per cent. CITY Government. due
1918.
$4,000 Cry OF Omaha, Neb.,
Spcr cent. Paving, due 1908.
62As,OOO santa Cruz, CAL,
8 per cent Water. due 1sOl-
1900.
0S5, 900 Topeka Water Co, Topet a. an,
0uer cent. Water. due 1890.
$4,000 Detroit and Bay city n. II.
First Mortgage per cent, due
1909
tsunrnpteed by Mich. Cent. n. RI
a7r.Ooo Ch,caeo and N. w. IL. X. Go.
CWinona and 81. Peters Divis.
toni
Fret Mortgage per cent. due
l0OS-1O10.
100000 Now Haven and Derby u. r.,
Conn. Consolidated Mortgage
per cent. duo 1913.
tGunrnntced By MonantoaicJ
a1A6OOO Now England Terminal X. X.
Firat Mortgage per cent. due
1918.
tGu,rnnteed by N. n. and n. e.
and laousatonIc RnilFoAds)
a1sO 600 Cure Girnrdeau SO. West ny. Co.
First Cons. MtEe. o per cent.
duo 1908.
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CoIPANIA TRASSATLANTICA EsPASoLA
" hENDEZ NUNEA
. Capt j. Lopez.
Will sail from companys pier. - N. R. Friday, May
20 at l0A NJ taking freight aud passengers DIRECT for
Havana, st jaRO of Cuba LaRuRyra Porto Cabelo.
Cartagona ~ 5. OF g.. Colon, Port Limon. savania.
and Santa Marta, with transshipment at Havana for
CAdiz barcelona and other Mediterranean ports Fog
further particulars apply to
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The only direct line 10 cottage CITY. Mass. and Port
land Me connecting at Portland with all railroads and
steamship lines for Bar larhor. Old orchard Poland
Springs White Mountains koGkland Bangor, EA1tport
Steamers sail eyery wednesday, and saturday at 7.
from PIER - East RIVER foot OF Market st. New York
hOr further information apply TO
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NEW YORK STEAMSHIP

NIURDDfETSCU LLOYD $. co.'s
~ SHORT ROl IN TO LONDON ASD CONTINENT
steamers sail from pier foot OF "a st., lIoboksn.
Eulda .TneS, Jun. hn A. y, Arr We'd, Jnne H. noon.
LAIN Wed. Junc", 4 Wrrra sat. June u. BEN,
First cabin. S,pu and upward berth according 10
location; second attn SORa 30 berth; Storage AZ
low TRter
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-03

1899, the day after he heard OF bis brothers
death. He said no one in Plummerville Of
Tered him any sympathy OF assistance;
That the houses were closed. No one was
on the streets. and everybody avoided him.
lie thought that conspiracy to murder
his brother was concocted in Morril-
ton, and that il was known TO
at least twenty five men in the county that
u was to occur. He believed that his
brother was killed by Oliver L. Bentley
aud Bob Pate. He was firmly convinced
that the persons who stole the ballot box
killed his brother. He did not charge the
Democratic party with being responsible
for She crime. He believed the communi-
" desired that the murderers should be
caught and punished. He believed that
the Governor had done his duty in his, ef-
forts to apprehend the assassin, but
thought he had been led of on the wrong
track
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-03
ENTERT AIMING oUlLL-DRlVeRS.
Augusta Spreading Herself In iiehaif of
Washington Correspondents.

AUGUSTA. MAY 2-The citizens OF Au-
custa are entertaining to-day the Wash
ington representatives of about fifty of the
leading journals of the country. They ar:
rived in the city this morning on special
yestibule train on the Richmond and Dan
Vile road ia charge Of General Passenger
Agent Taylor. During the morning car
rage-driye was taken through the pIinci-
cal business and residence portions Of the
CITY and afterwards they were entertained
at lunch at the Commercial Club. E1.
senator Davidson delivered an address u
Welcome which was responded toby Moss
p. Handy. of the Philadelphia Press, and
REPRESENTATIVES Cummings OF New lort
| and Allen of Mississippi. who came from
| Washington with the correspondents
This afternoon dinner was given at Sum
mersyille, a suburb Of Augusta, IN honor d
| the party.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-03
DEATHS.

KERSE.-Died. at bis residence, no. 3<1i
Williamsburg Avenue, at $40 r. VI. yesterday
JAMES KERSE, a native Of County Clare, Ire
land.
The funeral will be from ST. Paricts church
TO-DAY saturday at Q A, N. Friends and ac-
Qualniancos are Invited 10 attend. ~
WILKINSON. Died, at the residences OF her
father, 413 louisiana street, May J, 1870, atgE
y. NJ, VIRGINIA I. WILKINSON, vito OF [. y.
Wilkerson, deceased, and daughter Of j. Il. Lloyd.
Sho leaves a father. three sisters, and Tour
children ~ mourn their loss
Farewell. dear children, lament no more;
| am not lost but gone before.
Behold this psco In which lie,
As you are now 50 once was J.
Ny time has como and am gone,
TO leave you thus all forOrn.
Yet hope on, children. do not delay,
Think Of your mother, and still obey
Your God aud mine, sao's our only friend,
tin death your trouble soon Will end.
Pray for mo, but do not cry.
Ths Saviour died for you and l.
Her funeral will take place from the Denny.
street Methodist church, SATURDAY st3P y. NJ.
Friends and acquaiDtsnces Of the family are re-
epectfuliy invited % attend
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-03
HE ENERGETIC YOUNG MAN
overhauied at Liberty and VIII BE Back
In Custody.
lspecial telegram to The Dispatch.l

Especial telegram TO the Dispatchl
FaRSvuLr. Va. Nav Upon the infor-
nation that T.. .. Evans. who il accused
of robbing Mr. Jake Goldestien while the
latter was asleep IN his (Evangs) room at
the Mckinney House on Tuesday night,
had boarded west-bound passenger train
for Liberty, dispatch for his arrest was
immediately sent % the Sergeant of that
place. AZ noon to-day the following tele-
gram was received from Sergeant ID. W..
Garrett, OF Liberty. addressed 20 Sheriff
Bliss: Man here. but instructions are not
definite enough. II you want him come"
There being but little doubt that the
man at Liberty is the one wanted, Sheriff
Bliss lett on the 100 z. VI train 70 return
with him to Farmyille if his identity IS
verified.
Mr.. Howard Kinney. the general agent OF
the United Bank and Building Company
of Richmond, arrived here to-day, and u
IN Quest Of those who paid Evans for stock
they took III his company. The following
notice is posted:
The United Bank and.Building Com
pany will make good any stock solicited
by and paid for to f.. o. Evans, recently
iSignedi Howard KINNEY,
General Agent"
The check Of the Rev. DIR. Moore which
was seen in Evans's possession was for ten
shares tho Doctor paid for in the company.
Mr.. Kinney told % DisDoich reporter to-
night that Evans had only beenin the COM
paDy's employ two days, and that a. lie was
an energetic, intelligent young man Of
good address is Why they sent HIM on a so
hCitlng tour.
THF PRIMARY.
At the Democratic mass-meetlng held to-
night in the Opera-House in pursuance u
the call Of Chairman o. r. Wicker 1t was
decided by n large majority 70 conduct the
usual primary for the nomination Of can
didates for municipal Offices. On motion
of Dr. Winston it was ordered that voters
in primary be not required TO endorse
their tickets upon their backs as hereto
fore. The election OF a Democratic chair
man and executive committee for the next
two years resulted in the election OF Mr.
O. +. Wicker as chairman, and the follow
inc gentlemen upon the committee: ). +.
Walton. DIR p. A. irving, II. f.. Barrow, H..
G. Crute, and I. Y. Rice.
Dr. G.. ". Walters and family arrived
here TO-DAY from Shreveport, Ia, TO make
their future residence among Us Or.
Walters IS q practiciug physician who
while summering IN FarInyllie last year
became enamored of the place and it, peo-
ple. and az a result Of which he - here TO
] 4tnN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-03
BALTIMORE

BAlrrxoxy. May e-Cotton nrm; miidline.
1iS.aiikc. Flour active. strong, ana higher
HOwsri-s'reet and western saper, -; igss1,o
DO extra, tSas27S: DO. DO. family. ttat4se; .hy
miiis, Rio brands, extra, sLs5sfS; wlnter vhesl,
patent. sSAsAa0; spring do do, fAsstAlo. 90
do. straight, e. 60st3. do DO, extra, " ivst%Se
Wheat southern scsrcc snd nrm: rn.a,
s>c. longberry. sss9A.: No = Tc.; steamer
No. 2red, Hc. western strong; No. kvlnter rci.
SPOT s5Ac. May, CSC. asked. july. DC. sale.
Corn-souihcrn drm; white, f2aiic; yeuoNs
aiAat2c.: western strong: mix . spot, nstacs
May. 40ai0Ac; June. nsaiosc; steamer, NC
Oats active; southern and Pennsylvania, 5iadoc.
western white, 30 abkc. western mix0i. 2kA
33hc.; graded No. white, 5sa20he Rye larry
active; prime 10 choice. 6laGc. Hay steady aud
quiet; prime 90 choice timothy. fi3AsiA lroyt
SONS active. Mess-pork tils5, new, fiAod
Bulb meats-Los-e shoulders, 5Ac; loog-ciear
aud clesr-rib sides, CSC. sugar-picslei Shout
Gers. 6Ac.: sugar-curoa smoked shonlders Ikc
Hams. large. iOaiiG; small, nAai2sc. Lard.
refined. 7Ac: crude. 6Aa8hc. Butter scarce.
active, aud coed demand for prime goods; wesi-
ern iadle, l2ai3'.; creamery. i9asc kgfs
weah: western, IisIl1c Coffee very dun. no
carsoes. fair, iqsc. sugar quiet but siesdY
A soft &C. Copper quiet; rennou, lztaSs
Whisky hrm al si.o9ati.ie Freighis TO Liver
pool per steamer inactive: cotton. toc.; hour
per ton in sacks. Gss2,s grain per oushoi. 1a'
Cork, for orders, q. 81 a3s.
ST LOUIS
st Lous, Mays-Flour higher; family, i@eos
g. IS: choice. S3Asa Is; patent g. ssasteA Wheas
lower: the close was arm. with May =, June !.
and July aud August iarsc. below yesterdsy.
Corn Irregular: No. mixed, cash, arc; NAY,
size June, PC; July, 3liac. oats higher sha
wanted; No. ,. cash, ~ :. hgic. Did May 80;
July. 2aAc Whlskey, fi.02 Provisions nfm.
| Pork. $3.50 Lard-Prlme steam nominal Al
| sG.lA Dry-salt meais-shonlders, H50atAoss;
Longs and ribs, s.: short-'lear. ,digS. baeon
| (boxed' Shoulders, f1i5asASsh lohgs and rib>
| i6.75; clear, scS,satG5O; hamA, ti0ssi0A
CINCINNATI.
| CINCINNATI. o., May Flour strong. Wheat
| strong; No. rel. 9i-. Corn IN good demspi;
| No. 2 mixed. 81 a.S. oats nrm and higher
| No. mixed q 1a-ssc. Pork quiet at tiAn2s'
! Lard strong a. sAl0 Bnik-meGts hrm; short
| ribs. $3.50. BACON easier; snoEtclesr 100.
| Whisky steo ~ 81 fl.0I
WILMINGTON
! WrLms0r0S. y. G.. May 2.-ruruent,ne stesdy
| Of llc Rosiu lvm. strained, Sis. god strain
Ell, fLD Tar arm at si.A Crude tnrpenune
nrm: hari. sls5; yolow diR saE; virgin.
NEW YORK COTTON PUruRst
NEW YoaK. Ney --Cotton-Net receipts none {;
| gros. .. ~ bales. Futures cosed steady. Sales.
| s2gOO bales; May and June, fii.OsflLpl,
! July, SlLylasiiS2 August, Nle'atlL$
| Septem Der, 81 s3aili.9. October tOSafl1sli
! November, filGlaflOc3 December, tlools
| sl0eg: January, fiO.63ati0@. February, tl@osa
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET
IReporied Tor tho Dispatch.l
| AY2-Markes quiet and nrm. No uansae-
lions reported. Prime, sac, extra prime, ~ c. :
fancy. &C.: common, B3.c. shelled, daic.
factory and-picked, 0a1Se
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-03
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
fReported for tho Dispatch.l

MAY 2, 1890.
Auction offerings ON Change to-day we're IS
packages, and three taken in. Highest, SIS
lowest, 81. Average $40.
Iuternal-revenue collections: Cigars and cigs-
rettes. s0l615 tobacco, s2,7i0GS; special tax,
tl,S7g iO-totsl, S5.03i7a
Internal-revenue receipts fer the month Of
Aprll. 1890: Cigars aud cigarettes, So s9as4 To-
bacco, s06 lO2H; special tax, sS'SSi'os-iotai'
sli232&s3
Private sales reported to-day: Filters, l3hogs-
heads smokers. 4; cutters, i2; wrappers, IL
total, 70 hogsheads.
Auction sales were sun-cured darks and sold
we'll. Some Old wrappers wore bought on specu-
lation to-day, but most we're for immediate use
OF manufacturers. Market very firm, and de-
mand for good sound grades very good.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-03

WASHINGTON, May 2.-The President to-
day nominated Harrison Reed to be post
master at Tallahassee, Fla, cice William l..
Webster, withdrawn.
Bond offerings to-day $192, $50. All ac-
copied at ~ for per cents and 1887 for
AS.
After making careful canvass of the
House TO learn what measure of support
could be counted upon for the movement
the managers Of the riyer and harbor bill
have decided that they will attempt TO pass
the bill in the House Monday under sus-
pension Of the rules. which will require a
two-thirds vote, if they can secure recogni-
ton.
The Republican senatorial CAUCUS COM
mittee OF thirteen will meet again to-mor-
row and endeavor to unite upon form Of
silver bill to be reported 10 the caucus.
4 large number of inquiries have been
received by Republican members of the
Ways and Means Committee respecting the
date of the probable passage of the tariff
bill. The date fixed in the bill for the be-
ginning of its operations is July lst next.
and from statements contained in these
communications IT appears that the bust
ness of the country is in very unset
tied condition IN anticipation of un-
lOoked-for changes in the tariff. IL
tcular is depressed and disturbed. To
these inquiries the reply is being made
that the Senate cannot possibly pass the
bill finally before the LIST of July, which
fact IL itself would necessltate change in
the time fixed in the bill, and the proba-
bilities are that the change 10 be made will
provide that the bill shall not take effect
before the beginning of the next calendar
year. and possibly not until the lst of July,
1891.
Congressman Sayers of Texas and Bland
of Missouri have returned to the Treasury
the drafts made out in their favor for the
money they lost through the detalcation Of
Silcott, and it is understood that Others
will follow their example. This action IS
taken on the ground that the House should
not have voted TO repay its members for
this stolen money. 1t is understood that
these members hold that the only money
they We're entitled to was their pro rata
share of what remained in the safe and
that they will not take a sum in excess of
this amount.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-03
NRM YORK

NEW YORK. May 2--southern Tour strong;
good 20 choice extra, ta0caio.ia Wheat dun bat
nrm Ne red, s3kc. -0ok In elevator; OPP
tons fairly active, closing nrm: No . red. May.
ssKc.. June. eye; July, s6c. Corn duh and
higher: Ne 2, asAc. In elevator; options higher !:
May, AAc. June. aye Oats nrm and fairly
sctiye; options active and steady; Nay sz.s
Codoe-options steady: May. sid6,aeia75:
June. Sias5a$lS.65; spos n,o duil bat steady;
fair cargoes, pc. sugar steady aud In fair de-
msnd; fair rsdniag, So coatstfusals. ss-tess.
extra c. sl.as zlec.; oabss, syc 1oiassss--
Foreign quiet; 60-test s0c. New Orleans
strong. Rico In good demand and nrm-
Petroleum STEADY. Costoa-ssed Oh strong,
crude. SIS; yellow, xaS6Ae kcsia ern |;
psntipe steadter - s6as9kc Wool oesa11y aa1
fairiy sctya Fork nsgs sctiss sad esms uee(
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-03

to-day says that the fsh in Blackwater
swamp have recently died in large num-
bers. Many of the best fish in the swamp,
noted tor its fine fish, ara seen every day
floating down on tho surface OF the water.
The cause of the disease IL not known.
At meeting Of New Hope Farmers Al
lance in Dinwiddie county held last night
the following officers were elected for the
ensuing year President. II. w. Watson :;
Vice President, Thomas 4. Delhi Secre-
tary, 3. I. Gerow; Chaplain, ID. A. Bush
field.
An unfortunate split has occurred in one
Of the Baptist churches here which has
caused the withdrawal Of some Of the
members. RoBIs ADAIR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-03
A WeII-Matured Bridal Party

CHARLEsroN, w. Va, May "A novel
wedding took place in Boone county Tues;
day. The combined ages OF the prla td
Tears the bridegroom being ono hun
dred and one, the bride ninety-one, the
,,room's best man eighty-three, the brides
maid seyenty-four. The bride was dressed
in her first wedding trousSeau, which was
made sixty-four years ago. The bride was
as frisky as young damsel and the bride
groom assembled one of the highest noun
fains in the country on !" time" and won
4 i.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-03
sam Has His Reward.

CHAR1orrF. n O., Nav 2.Sam Jones
closed his eight-day series OF meetings
here tonight. AZ the closing meeting
5000 was raised towards paying the Sil,-
600 debt of the Young Mons Christian As
ISOLATION building hero. $4,000 for sam
Jones individually. and about $500 for the
Jones Orphanage IN Georgia. Professor TX
cell, choir leader. and Rev. q. X. Stuart
leave tonight 10 start a series ot meetings
at Danyilie. Va. Mr.. Jones leaves for Car
tersyille, Ga. and Will be- in Danyllle next
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-03
StiiI Another Bank Failure.
,sto,ra,,h IN tho Dispatcn.l

ATLANTIC CRY, \. j., May 2.-Ihe Mer-
chants Bank Of this city suspended pay
ment at O'clock this afternoon on ac.
count of run caused by the report that
its branches located at Elmer, Pleasant;
VILE. Egg Harbor City, and Mullica Fiji
had closed up on account of the susp,en-
sion of the Bank of America in Philadeii;;
phia. The depositors are principally small
business men. The capital OF the bank
Cfull paid is $50 900. The deposits are es-
timnfed IL &50.0OO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-03
"a A K HfAGES

GIAyANRTTI-BIBBLE Married, April 80,
lsgO Nv Rev. James 4. Martin, hr. ALBERT
GiAyANETTl and Miss SUk q. HlbBLE; both
Of this city.
LANCASTER READ.-Sarried. Wednesday,
April 80, 1870, at Greenfield, Charlotte county,
Va. 10y REV. Richard Mcllralne, u. ~, JOHS a.
LANCASTER, OF Richmond. n AGNEs p,
daughter OF Mira Edmonis and Tho late William
w. kon-.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-03
Miss payis,s Approaching Marriage.

tits announced that the marriage OF Miss
Winnie Davis. daughter of exPres.dent
Jefferson Davis ofthe Confectionery, ana MI;
take Mace early in June at the home OF the
Davis family in Mississippi. Miss Davis is
sxpeeted 10 arrive at New York from
Enrope In a few days, and sne will be
escorted TO Mississippi by Mr.. Wilkinson.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-03
Churches Burned to the Ground
Try Telegraph 20 the pispatch.l

WysT BoYLsroN, Mass. May 2.-The Bap-
tist ana Catholic churches, also the Cath
Ole parsonage here. were burned to the
ground this morning. The fire Is, sup
nnosed to have originated from candle left
bnrnino on the altar in st. Luke's Catholic
church. The loss ON the Catholic church
js SOS. 900. Insured for $1,000. Loss on
the Baptist church, $1,000. Insured Tor
"a 600
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-03
The Southern Editors.

CHARLESTON. s. G.. Nav 2.-To-day was
spent by the editors Of the Southern Press
Association and of the South Carolina
State Press Association in visit TO SUM
merville, town in the pink belt OF south
Carolina. The editors took drive through
the principal streets of the town, and Were
entertained at lunch at the hotel. Most OF
the editors returned to their homes 70
night, as both associations have ADJOURNED