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Total Disbursements.sl5,426 60
Bal in Treasury

Bal in Treasury ...... 20,183. 6S
The above amount stands 10 the
credit Of the several funds as per
Treasurer's Bal. Sheet, dated July 1
1891, hereto attached.
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DUDES IN DISTRESS.

II SAY, Cholly, how do you wcclson
q Innu acquiah3 q flow of idcas?" 81
don't know, weakly, unless he gets wa
eah on the bwain. "--Washington Post.
A DILEMMA. (loquitur)-"If
D intcrpwct her wcmarl1s f1vowably,
She says it's my nbominablc conccit
and II L intcrpwct thcm unfavowably
eho says 1 am sandlcss. "-Earvard
Lampoon.
DuDELErGrr-"Aw, Nicely, old fcllah,
Jon look tiahd." Nicely-"Jovc, OLD
ehappie, but should fawncy / niTht
Been working all tho nawning." Dude
leigh--"Worising? Why. how, old fell
hhP' Niecly booa labowin:!
unlah M impression" --Do3ton Courier.
A NATURAL MISTAKENLY saw
Charlie Fnnshawo on Michigan avcnu
this afternoon" Parl<cr--"That's i'm
possible, for Charlie started for Europe
yesterday" Ilydo--"Wtll, thon it must
Aavc boon Gotnc dude with dog and
annc just like his. Saturday Evening
Herald
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-09-05

WHzrR z07H you haze,
sickness, suffering and dc
spair, or health, strength,
and spirit? You can take
your choice. All chronic
diseases peculiar to women
are permanently cured by
DR.. Piercc's Favoritc Pre-
icription. 1t restores the
functions to healthy action.
It removes the distractions
md supprcssions which
:ausc trouble and misery.
For periodical pains, inter
al inflammation, liberation
md kindred ailments, it is
l positive remedy. The
system is invigorated, the
Stood enriched, digestion
improved, melancholy and
nervousness dispcllcd. It's
4 legitimate medicine, tho
only enc that's guaranteed to
,ivc satisfaction in the cure
Of all &" female complaints" "
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-09-05

al electric railway in South St.
louis. Mo-, has inauguratcd IN cleo
tric express for tho carrying Of express
matter between tho center of the CITY
end tho suburbs.
TrtE electric railroad connecting Great
Fnllo and Dover, N. H., earned from
August II, 1890. TO juno 90 Of tho pres
Rni ycap $30,if8.s0. This IL at the rate,
sa7 per cent. on the lnstcY invested
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-09-05
JOINT STATEMENT
OF AUITOR AND TREAsURER
OF ELKO COUNTY.

'r4 Goan SF 81 HEEIx exc.
AUDToR's OFFICE.
July z, 1881
10 the Honorable Board OF County Commis.
siOnersof Elko County, Nevada.
GENTLEMEN: We herewith submit our Quar-.
teily Report OF the Finances OF the County
Tor the quarter ending June 80. lsoI.
respectfully submitted:
GEO. u. ME1Gs,
JAS. CLARK,
Treasurer.
ByQ. W. HULL Deputy.
RECEIPTS FROM ALL souRcEs.
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l, remaining % Dec. ., and On kArne dates
8 5# \ viii Wait IIelenA each month thereafter.
Tho sOldsst, Most Eucce asftl. aud8 Only Reliable
Ean Irandiaco Specialists, Surgeons
8#s4 and I'hysicinns, }8a
Who hAya Tho majority ri Patients uldar TRAIT
mant III HAn Francisco and OnHtha Psoido
@ G0Ast for tho following dissases,
are now In tho city.
All requiring Export ModicAl or Surgical Services
can 5bs trsntsA BY Tho Ercat Paclfc Coast
Doctors. NV ~ Hutto City, without
having to visit San Franciaco.
Call 1T our Rulta CITY Offices personally, On I'd
dress tor particulars, Main offices 400
GeAry IT., San Francisco, Cal.
Entrance to Liebig World Diapensary, 8 Eas
Broadway, coraer Main Street.

T5I--@ NrnorE wav rornar Main Etr0ef. -17T-
!, III. Il. !. $500 -. !. 49, "
!. 81 alop = g -: - II r srani.l n, sntitions 4
w hnai IN al ~, H. hui4 & Il. NJ ~ Ria.oa ~ 'IssliiSnrnis
s snH Mantan ny ~ ar ssa' II ! ch M,nsou nsryous ani
IN Z xla - nisas ~ ~ ,s J t 1a asnsaa ~ mnrndenea.
private alsessss lWhftAes c n ~, w Hnsa.' niaphit,
$1,000 Nv q. Suds1 4 .hIAtx . "IIaan IN snYnssi 'nowesr
~ !, 9as nf eol.pE I.cAs Y. nsIvs lof v1ast n amaa tric
tnr. II ,,1s,sd 4 e. n arsbie nssa. rnnrantoed Of money
mr. huIs . III S saa.u I $50 srhonaanis 81 caaas
re ..u.l ~ II Iii ,,,aa sniina. "a ia asneaniaiiy nrsDnreI for
asrh .nai1eiat.sT as.s III lahufsEury, No luxurious
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NEW. .
Sioux City Route
EAST,

Passengers for the East from Helena n
other Western points will find the new
ROUTE viz SIOUX CITY and tho Hill
NOIS CENTRAL 4. r. net only dssirabla
as to time and equipment, but one OF he
most attractive, passing through Sioux City.
the only Corn Palace City Of the world;
Dubuque, the handsome Key City 81 Iowa;
Rockford, Illinois, q new manufacturing
city, that has become a world within 10
SELF and Chicago, whose growth and en-
terpriss is tha wonder Of the world. With
elegant free Chair Cars, and Pullman Pal
ace Sleeping Cars on every train between
sioux City and Chicago. and With close
connection with the UNION PACIFIC
trains at Sioux City, tbs ". $Mo
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7-0-- W"t|TT0V7||- No.. VTT I'VE W
Are Yen Suffering

From back ache. inflammation Of the blad-
der, drick dust deposit or stone il the blad-
der, 81 in fact any arrangement Ct the
skidneys Of urinary organs? If thus 4 hictsd
a. NOT lose tsme and waste 10 Money. on worth
lass Iinirasnts and worse plasters, but strike
1T tae seat u the diseaas ct once by using
the greatest Of all known remedies, the eel
taxa. purely vegetable. Satisfaction every
ti rc AI|WJY mW@.l @@@ @55M&% %EE@@8 @&&$ @M@@ Su @@&8G IS
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Dyspepsia.

That nightmare Of MANS existence which
makes food q mockery and banishss sleep
from weary eyes, readily yields to tho po-
tent influence Of the celebrated English
Dandclion Tonic. ! It tones M the digestive
organs, restores the appetite, makes as
the whole system. All druggists soil it at
81 per bottle. g@&f =&@# \
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NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS MEEIllNe;, :
" ~NGNI m T. lA,.n ~ - M raIilan NJ EMf1X.. VA lHNl 4EG.a

NOTICE no Co-oWNMRs--HEI.EtNA,a LEAM.IA
IN and Clarke county. Montana,. Nov Y ieal,
you are hcrvshy nnotitisu that 4 have expsndsd 9ns
Thousand nine llpnarsa lsi ,uool aollHa it,i 70 s ,lsp u
M M 4 WIT. and the east tifty feet Of No. West
On tbs MoIulyra lode 10 Dwyhee mining district.
Lewis and llarke, county, Montana, (s.i4 nHroe!s
! an 4 d ths Wal ~ is ~ United States
psstenta on tsid Mslnt VS. lolsl ~ o osa q e tsn lGla8
SSsI. ppsyiscd fstatntes of tho United Htatas. hslna
t the' niaount roauiroa To- holA tho aanlLs tort tho
yaars, 1875, 1874. lx1b. 1870, ls77, lsla, lls1M TINA iSSss9o
1881, lssa. 1854, 1881, lssh. lsse. 1885 iSsst isss.
to Kid Il within ninety days after this notice by
ppTnnnrfiun Il sucll expenditure .2A ~ oo-oWnat,
Hour interest In said claim will 10 tho property
y ~ e11sN ENS" JACOB EJHAElsAB#
| Date Of tlrst publication New. lasL as5
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q &gs&&@ |%T&8l w%T8%# g-%4 &.8 &I@% lis
Excursion Rates To CALIFORNIA;. 1@ 3
On tho 18Th OF each month the Northern
Paciho railroad will sell round trip tickets
to California points ~ follows:
Helena to San Francisco and return,
going vim Portland and returning Same
way. $$75. .. Il $ G.g$a, !,
To san Francisco, going via. Portland
and returning via Ogden and SILVER Bow,
800. +. y11
Portland, entering San Francisco II one la
]sdirsction' either going Or returning, $780, VI
10 Los. Angeles, going via Portland and
San Francisco and RETURNING same route
$$998. 4s s,sz ~,
10 Los Angeles, going via Portland and
san Fianoisco, returning via SACRAMENTO
and Ogden. $780, 80.
T'icksta will be limited for sixty days for
going passage, WITH return at any 'lme
IA. D. EDdAR, Gen. Agt.. Helena, Mont.
CHAs. s. Fec q. P.'& ia, St. Paul, MINI.
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8 PROFESSIONAL GAHDs.

Mintng, corporation aad real estate law spsclal.
ALsss VIII pfsctifs lii Ill Tho stAte ,cnIslfts, r tbs
opartmantsi n WashiHgtun ctty.5jn connection
With Han. Al Garland. late attorney general.
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NOTICE no CRTplTORS--lS'rATN OF
~ Jnnos II, Roger aeaoAssa y
Net Dc " herahy given Nv the unAersiEnad. ads
u,iniatrxtrix Of the sAtnts ot. JanANs n ssttnger,
aeeeAact, to thu !ordlttorS NJ, and AL persons
having oIkllnk AsAtnst tins Enid deae,asoA,t9 ,ox-
hihit thain NTH the necessary yaHthors, within
faur msuthA after tho frat publication ofthla
motto q, u the sniA- adm N stratriix ssttha law othco
" HterlinR " MNiNy, HhlenA, Montana the came
baing tile place for the transaction 0i tho bnHi-
noss 81 said satAto IN tha capndsy, ri Lewis and
Clarke. Te KATIE ROGER.
AdmiAistrstrlx VI tho est*te Of james II, Roger.
deceased. s g &5 &S &%%S gt@ && %&
Dated March ". ,1sat- 2
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ILLINOIS CENTRAL R. R.
THE CHICAGO, 1T
1T NJ MILWAUKEE &
ST. PAUL R'Y.

Ia the Fast Mail Short Line from 81. Paul
and III minneapolis via Tia Crosse and Milwau-
kee 10 Chicago and all points in the East
ern StAtcs and Canada. IL IL the only line
under one management between 81. Paul
ana Chicago. and II IL the Finest Equipped
Railway Ia III. Northws st. " 10 the only
limo running Pullman Drawing-room Sleep.
ing cars with luxurious smoking-roons. and
the fnest dining-oarA In the world, via Sthe
famous aNiver Bank Route,n along the
shores Of Lake Pspin and the beautiful
Mississippi river 70 Milwaukee and Chioa-
co, Tia trains connect with those Of the
Northern lines In the Grand Union depot at
St. Paul. No change OF cars Of any olHax
botwesn 81. Paul and Chicago. For through
tickets, time tables, and full information,
apply to any coupon ticket agent IN VIE
northwest 4e 'a@..&@. r ~ ".-a %~.H
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THROUGH TICKETS are sold At all coupon
Offices of the Northern Pacific r. r. to points
North, East, South and West in tho United
\ States and Canada. @ X %&R@G a.
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'DRS. uEBIc & GO.
Mt RcHk|NTS HOTEL

l III VIII opsn oaics Y s
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NEWS or THE
#uhicaKo'a Cireat Kond. lilo Famous MAptsc

sOhtcAK0'a GfGAt #1t0nNt h1e ~ NlipHA Ae1pAV
s4s8s ssss aRpN Isa4f lnGf8SSe @Hg8HH
THe .GhiscaRo, i Phil X Kansas CITY wunts
the Am rAillosl III tAeSScopntry toossisstue
special sranspoftAtion advertising fof w
KWorld''s Ifnir III Chicago. That ~ enterprisc
and III illustration of the sort q manage
mont that Within q faw ysars haastrans-s
formed the Chicago, ~. Paul y Kansas
City from d short and %nnimportant line,
with little to encourage its continuance, to
one of the most prominent nna n1ost popu-
nals III Chicago, Kansass City and St. Paul,
itunitea the onat, tho northwest and the
southwest. The tnrritory w EMBRACES ~
Mo garden spot 81 America. III "
3,OO0,0W people whom this great road o.
Icommoantea. The grent states Of Illinois,
Minnesota, Iowa, MisBouri u kanBas aTa
tnppeds by itai linea.
The general headquarters of the road 10
at 3Et. Paul, willis the freight mil pas
senger departme ants direct their business
from Chicago. Infths latter city tile ooLa-f
pnny's lrains arrive at and depart from the
Grand Central passenger station, Corn
pleted nj the beginning OF tho present Joalr,,
and acknowledged 10 be without q peer IN
this country. Tho three main lines q tbs
road unite At Oelwein, in Northeaatern
Iowa. Aside from tleas are several short
branches, all Of Importance, the longest
beine from Summer to Hampton, lows.
The fartor state IL divided nonrly ia halves
5by the road, which crosses its very, anest
portion, The mileage in Missouri, Kansas
nnd Mimnsota il comparatively nall. but
iii Illionols again increases. the northern
and most pppulopass$$ part sof the 4Pralria
state reverbsratinR# TO The q its
Much 81 ths auccsss Of thsToad ~ dueto
tho ability and energy ofs railway mar
veil known tO many 4 Rochester, w. +,
Bussnbark, the traffic manager Of the road.
IN his intercourse with the patrons of the
II road hsShas won thousands Of friends FOL
himself and his company. .l
Ths equipment Of tbs Chicago, st..Pa
u Kansas City III hnexoolled BY that Of any
II roadEin tho country. Ito v%estibuled com
partment sleeping oars are modeisof lux
ury, comfort and convenisnce. No othe1
line west Of Chicago runs compartment
sleeping cars. The dining car service u
fully up to the requirements OF tho Inost
fastidious and luxury-loving Of modern
travellers, In short the Chicago, ST. Pau
&EKansas City ID the bsst line betwaen Obi
I'oago and IT. Paul, Minneapolis and tht
northwest, between Chicago and the prin,
cipal points iii Iowa, between Chicago and
ia #tlaa southwest. Persons going from east.
ern points to Chicago and beyond will &c
we'll TO bear these facts in mind.-Roches-
lei, N. Y, Democrat and Chronicle. Oct
n "a 7A41@ #a@ 9&H@& &@ &aB&8 @@#. @ %@g &5
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-17
DEATHS.

CARDWELL.--Died on Thursday, April
10th, at 420 Z. ~. at Columbia, 5. c.,
MIMIC ADAM CARDWELL.
Notice Of funeral in to-davs State.
CARTER. Died, Thursday morning, at
s o'clock, Mrs. PATSEY CARTER; aged
seventy years.
Funeral will take place from Second
Baptist church (cOlored) FRIDAY, April
18th, at 8 o'clock p NJ. Friends and ac-
quaintances of the family are invited to
attend from No. 3lS east Grace street..
HOPKINS.-Dicd, at his residence, 1919
east Franklin street, Richmond, Va, April
Is, 1891 at $50 A. NJ, after q very brief i'll
ness, JOHN II. HOPKINS, in the thirty
ninth year of his age.
His funeral will take place THIS (Fri-
day) EVENING at half-past 3 o'clock
from Leigh-Street Baptist church. Friends
and acqualntances Of the family are re-
specially invited to attend without further
notice.
Macon (Ga) papers please copy.
NICHOLS. Died, April lG, 1891, at A.
NJ, at her residence, corner of Twenty
seventh and $ streets. Mrs. ELIZABETH
A. NICHOLS, widow of the late George Ii.
Nichols, in the fifty fourth year of her age.
The funeral win take place from East
End Baptist church THIS friday AZ
TERNOON at o'clock. Friends of the
family invited 10 attend.
NORMENT.- suddenly. at her
residence. in Hcnrico county, Mrs. JULIA
b., beloved wife of p. II. NOrment, at 7.
NJ. April 16, 1891.
Funeral notice later.
Lynchburg and Williamsburg papers pa
pers please copy.
RUDD.-Died, at her residence near Fair
Oaks, April 18th, at 10 p. NJ, Mrs, ELLEN
RUDD, beloved wife Of W. i. Rudd, in the
Lhirty-eighth year of her age.
Deceased Will be taken to Hanover for
interment.
TATOK.-Died April 10th, at $50 p. NJ,
GROVER MCALEXANDER. son of q. IA.
and Ida G. Station; aged eleven months
and twenty eight days.
He has land aside his playthings,
For he will not need them now
In that Heavenly land rejoicing,
With q crown upon his brow.
Yet we'll miss our darling GROVER
As we see the vacant chair;
1t will constantly remind Us
OF our Treasure held up there.
Funeral will take place THIS friday
AFTERNOON, at $50 O'Clock, from the
parents residence, 708 north Twenty
Seventh street. Friends and acqua.nt-
| ances invited TO attend, It,
WINGFIELD.-Died, in Washington, d.
! c., April IS, 1891, of paralysis, Mrs.
| HARRIET WINGFlELD. wife of the late
J.. J. Wingfeld, and mother Of j. }. Wing
field, Of the Richmond and Danville Rail
road Company.
The remains will be brought to Rich
mond Friday, April 18th. for interment on
| the 2.3S train-Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac railroad. Services at the
grave, in Hollywood. No flowers.
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DERRY & McoI.AY

DERRY x McCLAf
LAY ALL KINDS OF CEMENT PAYMENTS.
PAVING OF WET AND DAMP CELLARS
MADE A SPECIALITY. omes-liH north
Eleventh street, Richmond. va. ap i7-st'
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MARKETS eY TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK.

w. vo,r AonI ia.--cosson ssssdys sAles
,o.aay, las bales upsands. lS.iea vs:~ sss
s net sr rss' 4gsissa sis me s.
iinsn, s2ss bales s'Ss.; s,s.iss s S higher
what hicher good export demand; No =. rsds
si.ipIaaSi.2o In elevator; el.st "a .s.essss
steadily advanced nom the opening and cscssc
strong 4, Ilsa2tlc. above yesterday; No. n 70.
NAY, si.i7%; June. si.f4,s;. July. si.iss
Corn islo hssns. tn so sis,s soA ssszc
aHeat unsrsded mixed, soas5t e. opnons. 49,. ~.
ranisiy upward 2a3skc. and closed strong as re
best prices; May, 7s5<c Jaae 7I1Sc s.I
tive option. stronger and moderately active;
May, 63lac. June, 6isjc.; July, 61Ac.; no ,. y
white. April, essas, May; ess&s July, 49,
62ssc. spot. No z, eilsao3c. vonss 1,.n' nm.
Changed 10 10 up ApriI sl7-30asl !.so NAY,
si7.30ss17.23; June, s1T.t0 spot klo aua s ,,@
steady; fair csrgoes, zoe. sGger-haw qaie. III III
steady: refined nrmer aud In good demand cu~
Iosf, Sac. powdered, &c. cubes. &c. Noissses--
Foreign quiet and Arm New Orleans arm ana N
good demand. Rice fairly active ana nr'h; -
troleum quiet and steady; refined, New tofAs
a. pOa7 o0c Philadelphia and baltimore, 6sos
7l5c do. Ia bulk, <.O0S4.0Jc. Cotton-scc1 on
auiet ana steady; crude on grade, sfszts'
R9.ln srm and quiet stssiaen eom sasy =. 5Ss
39l<c Wool steady and quiet. Porh Qusc. she
arm. Peanuts nrin fancy hand piesed, fa4,sc;
farmers 2lSa3l4c. Beef fairy actlve anu nsn,.
Reef hams aulet and arm. Tierced beef insct1so
and firm. Cut-meats arm and quiet do snoai.
derp, 5Lla5lSc. do hams, loo. Middles duii anu
nrm. lard higher. strong, and In modesa'e a.
s7.15; June, $3.50; July, s7,tt bidi renned
quiet. Freights TO Liverpool, dun and weak cot
ton, 7-04d. grain, Cd. asked.
CHICAGO
CHICAGO, April 18.--Cash quotations.; Flour
quiet ana Arm: dealers asking an advance 81
iOai5c. No. spring wheat, Sl.O1asl,OaAi
No Data, SIC. Mess-pork, s12.STia. Lard,
s8.s1tA Short-ribe, s6.J1has5.4o; dry-sslted
shoulders, s5.05as5.0i1k. short-cloaT, $1,000
1906. Whiskey, s1.lB.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-17

ILJ VVI0EtHpII % 1IIo D1'I11EON'I
CHICAGO, April 16.-The official canvass
OF the election returns for mayor was prac:
the thirty-four wards in the city. Taking
the Official count in these twenty-nine
wards and the city hall unofficial returns
for the remaining five wards. the result IS
a plurality of 1904 for Hampstead Wash
burne, Republican, over the Democratic
incumbent, David @. Cregier. In the ON
cial canvass the figures in several wards
are still subject 10 revision, but it Is be-
lieved there will be little or no change from
the plurality now given.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-17
POPULATION OF CITES.
Comparison OF Their Growth In the Last
Decade-wIth Eight Thousand or More.

WASHINGTON, April f6.-The Census ONCE
has issued a bulletin giving the population
of cities in the country containing 5000
inhabitants or more. The total urban
population in 1880 was Is, 1885, $40, or 29.2
per cent. Of the total population. In lsoO
the urban population was IL ,3ls, A7, or 22.7
per cent. Of the whole. The proportion
of urban population has increased
gradually during the past century
from 1856 up TO 29.12 per cent, or from
one thirtieth up TO nearly one third of the
total population. The increase has been
quite regular from the beginning up 70
1850. while from 1890 to 1890 1t has made
leap from 22.57 up TO 1912 per cent. thus
illustrating in forcible manner the ac-
tolerated tendency of our population to-
ward urban life. The number of cities
having population of more than 5000 in
creased from six in 1890 to 2S6 in 1850,
whence it has leaped TO k43 in 1880.
THREE WITH MILLION.
In 1880 there was but one city. New York,
which had a population in excess of
million. In 1890 there we're three, New
York, Chicago, and Philadelphia.
In 1870 there were but fourteen cities
each containing more than 100000 inhabi-
tants. In 1880 this number had increased
10 twenty and in 1890 10 twenty eight.
The North Atlantic division contains
nearly one nalf the urban population OF
the country, while the North Atlantic and
North Central divisions together contain
nearly Eve sixths of it.
AGRICULTURAL DIVISIONS.
In the South Atlantic and South Central
divisions the proportion of urban pOpula-
ton is comparatively small, being IN the
first named but 1904 per cent. of the entire
population, or less than one sixth, and the
second but 1915 per cent, the proportion
Of urban to the total population in all the
southern States being less than 10 per cent.
The industries Of these States are mainly
agricultural. and while manufactures and
mining are making some progress they are
still in their infancy. In 1880 the urban
element numbered 1,s16,095 and constitu-
ted less than 10 per cent. of the popula-
ton. In 1890 it numbered 1857 500. having
increased 1888 per cent, while the total
population had increased but 2O.07 per
cent,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-17

PORT OF RICHMOND, APxTL 10, 1891.
ARDYsD.
steamer Ariel, Deyo, Norfolk. merchandise
and passengers; l. Is. Tstum, ylce-presldent.
PORT OF WEST POINT, APRIL 10, 1891.
lBy telegraph
ARNykD.
Steamship City OF Atlanta, Dole, New YORK,
merchandise.
Steamship Charlotte, NickIe. Baltimore, NOR.
chandise and passengers.
Steamer Elm City, Evsns, walksrton. msN
chandise.
Steamship City Of Atlanta, Dole, New York,
merchandise.
Steamship Charlotte, Nickie, Baltimore. mer
chandise and passengers.