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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-14
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK.. May 13.--lt Is now admitted that
tho future OF the stock market hinges almost
wholly upon the European financial situation,
aud some Of the more prominent operators here
are reported to be going TO Europe TO study the
problem UPON the spot. The main effect at
present has been TO narrow the market after
establishing lower range Of values, and to-day
leading sctiyo shares monopoized a larger pro-
portion Of the total dealings than usual OF late.
MOST IMPORTANT GROUP.
The Changers were stil the most important
group, but the upward movement attained
large proportions also In Lackawanna, the
Wheeling and Lake Erie, Louisville. Cleveland,
Cincinnati, Chicago and 81. Louis, and Pacific
Mail. The industrlals were the weak point In
the market, but only sugar showed any material
decline, which lasted until the nnal sale. The
market closed quiet and steady after the slight
reaction OF the last hour, generally at close TO
the best figures. The final changes are in the
direction OF higher prices. Sales OF listed, $685.
600 shares; unlisted, $4,000 shares.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Euenfno.-Exchange quiet and easier; posted
rates, 4S5a4sy. Commercial bills, 4s3a4S6lS
Money easy nc 2lsaj, closing offered rs 2ie. Sub
Treasury balances Coin. S122,S45,000; cur
rency, Sl0.352,000. Governments dull and
heavy; per cents, 1l9Is 4la's, l0l bid. State
bonds dull and steady.
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BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE, May ia-riour dull and uns
changed; receipts. 1900 barrels; shipnents,
3.o53 barrels: sales, 5o5 oarreis. Wheas--
s1IOasI.i4; No. 2 red, Irregular and hiehsri
July sLooasi.oo4; AUGUST, si.o5;sasl .oc
s SssSSs l No. sod s ss' sps 5000
bushels Corn-Southern dun; whit.s. 7fa5oc.
yellow. 75a76c; mixed dun; spot, 73c asked
the month, 73c. asked; July. oTtxc- aeked spots
els els shipments, a5,ii2 bushels: STOCK. 77,sss
bushels Oats steady; No 2 white western. o9S
soc. No. mixed western, bSa59c.; recoittss
5000 bushels stock M,Ssi bushels oss s,,.h re
Hay quiet but arm; good 10 choice timothy,
s1ias12. Grain freights nominal, unchanged
Cotton UNCHANGED. Provisions Jun ana VA.
CSC. do. fair TO choice, 23s2fc. DO. limitations
22a23c. ladled. good 70 choice, lsalec. rolls.
fine, 20c.; do. far 20 good, iuaisc. store
packed. 1JafSc. Eggs steady ~ loo. Souee
unchanged. Sugar steady; graduated. 4,sc.
Copper steady, unchanged. Whiskey unchanged.
Peanuts unchanged.
ST. LOUIS
ST. LOUIS, No., May i3.-Flour heavy and nrm;
family, 81 70as3.s0; choice, ~. i0asAso; fancy
patents, s5.05as5.15. Wheat--The ope, ing WAS
strong and 4astc. above yesterdays cioellg prices
and strengthened stu further during the hrst
few minutes, after which there was nlomentory
weakening and the markets soon rallied, al.
vancing sharply, and ruled nervous out urn tif~
I'll the close, which was IIfa2c. higher than yoss
terday; No. red, cash, sf.0lslaS1.o5; May
81. O5, closing at ~ 05 bid july closing, eS'sr.
Corn opened 6rm aud 4s;sc higher than yes.
teriay's close. Good buying orders started
prices up the advance not being checked until
lust before the noon call. when there was reac-
ton and the market ruled easy 10 the close. NO
2, cash. 6Oa60sSc.; May, closing, 601lc.s 5uiy,
closlng. 59Stc. Oats quiet but nrm No. 2, casns
62t3c. asked; May closed at 5l34c.; July, sac
Whiskey steady nc si.1s. Provisions very quiet
Pork-Standard mess, Sl1.62jsasl1.Io. LArd
nominal az 1926. Dry-salt meats (boxedl-.
Shoulders, 81; longs, 90. l5as6.20; ribs, edyos
1929; short-clear, &8.37lS. Bacon Sboxed)--
Shoulders, $3.50; longs and ribs. $500; short
clear, $3.50.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, ONO, May i3-Flour quiet. Wheat
strong and higher; No. . rod, sl.0s. Corn In
better demand and higher; No. 2 mixed, 6Ia
6Sc. Oats easy; No. mixed, 50c. Provisions
steady. Whiskey irm az sl.l7.
WILMINGTON.
WILMINGTON, N. c., May i3.-Turpcntine steady
at 3Jatc. Ros'n nrm; strained. sl.2O; good
strained, el.25. Tar firm at tl.5O. Crude
turpentino-hsrd, sl.40; yellos-dip ana vtrgns
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
(Beported for the Dispatch.l
MAY l3.-Market steady. SAILS Of $500 baga
reported at 3l4a3lfc. Prime, &c.; extra prime,
3fsc; fancy, 3tSc.; Spanish, 3hla3]sc factory
| hand-plcked. 3I4aiAc
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A SMALL FIRE.
A Negro Arrested on the Charge of Incep'
HforIam

An alarm of fire was sounded at five
minutes to o'clock yesterday afternoon
from Station 81, corner Roane and Church
streets. The burning OF a few shingles at o22
Church street was the cause. The flames were
ex tinguished without damage.
An examination OF the premises revealed LOT
OF lght-Wood In the roof saturated with kerosene
oil
Lewis Booker, a negro about twenty-five years
OF age, was arrested by Onicer Yarbrough. Of the
Third district, on tho charge Of having attempted
10 fire the building. The house was vacant al
the time, and belongs TO Mrs. VI. j. Gross, by
whom Booker was employed. IL Is claimed thal
Booker was seen I'm the house some twenty MN
rltes heinra the fire was discOYered.
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COTTON
Market steady.
QUOTATIONS.
MIDDLIS0, s3kc.
Low MIDDLIEG, TIC.
GOOD ORDINARY, 79sc.
Market steady
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
Reported for the Dispatch.I


MAY Is. 1891.
Auction offerings on Change to-day 20 pack
ages and taken in. Highest, s2S; lowest,
s1.S0; average, sS.47.
Revenue collections Cigars and cigarettes,
s24O.75; tobacco, a., 320.41-totai, o., 56l.I6.
Private sales: Filters, "a; smokers, II; cut
ters,. rs; wrappers, z; scraps, 8; sun-cured,
4-total, so hogsheads.
sun-cured scrubs and common Loaf, a. well as
some good tobacco, sold high to-day-perhsps
the highest prices In dozen years at auction
for the same clsss OF the weed. The cause Is an
urgent demand and a very light stock, as the
weather has been too dry TO handle the crop,
now dried out With larger receipts decline Is
looked for, 81 least temporarily, though good
nllers must remain In strong demand. A slight
rain Is falling this evening here.
The Bremen Germany market reports Of 1si
instant received to-day Indicate little OF interos,
to Virginia tobacconists. Stems are reported
duh and market On leaf quiet.
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N. C. EPISC0pALIANS.
THE 18TH ANNUAL SESSION OF THE
DIOCESE AT AShEvllLE.
The Opening Proceedings--Dr. M. n. Mar
shall Presiding-Address by Mss Julia
Emery-shail Women Vote?
lspocIal teIogrnm o the pIapntcn.l

AsHEyrILE, N. G., May lS.-The seventy
fifth annual convention Of the Protestant
Episcopal Church IN the Diocese Of North
Carolina convened in Trinity church. this
city, this morning. Bishop Lyman opened
the proceedings of the convention with a
short prayer. Rev. George P. Hebbard, rec
tor of Calvary church, Tarboro,' preached
the convention sermon, an able and ear
nest one on the mission of the Church.
The sacrament Of the Lords Supper was
then celebrated, the Bishop being the
ceiebrant.
PRESIDING OFFICER
Tho venerable Rev. DIR. N. NJ. Marshall, Of
Christ church, was then chosen 70 preside. This
afternoon the convention gave way 20 an address
Of Miss julia Emery. secretary Of the Woman's
Auxiliary 20 the Board OF Missions.
Tho convention contains several cclored dele
gates.
WOMEN VOTERS.
One Of the subjects for the decision OF the body
II q proposition made at tho last convention by
Trinity parish, Asheville, 70 allow women the
right 10 vote OF parish meetings.
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chesaneakr and OHIO Improyements.

1t is understood from good authority
that. President ingalls,, OF the Chesapeake ana
Ohio, has issued instructions that against his re-
turn from Europe IN September plans be pre-
pared for extensive improvements and better.
mont OF the company's property In ana around
Richmond. These improvements viii embrace
belt line connecting the James-liiyer division
with the Peninsula division and tho erection OF
fine depot buildings here, and viii cost some
- 0OQ mn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-14
THREE DROWNED.
4 BoItER-FLUE GIVES WAY ON A MIS-
SIsSIPPI STEAMER NEAR CAIRO.
Three Men scalded and Drowned and
Three Others Horribly Durned-Phy-
sicians Sent to the Rescue.
TBy telegraph to tho Dispatchl

CArRo, H., May 13.-Three men were
scalded and drowned and three Others werc
horribly burned Monday night by the col
lapse of boiler fue on the st. Louis and
Mississippi Transportation Company's
steamer My Choice, twenty-five miles
above here on the Mississippi river. The
boat helplessly foated two miles with the
current with her big anchor dragging, and
was finally landed at the head of Salidin
Towhead, where she now remains. Physi-
clans and tug were sent up from here and
the wounded placed In the Marine Hospital at
this place.
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Railway Conductors.
a

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, May 13.-To-day's session
Of the convention OF the Order OF Railway Con-
ductOrs was probably productive OF more impor-
tant results than any action taken by the organi-
cation since its inception. BY an almost unani-
nous vote the convention In secret session de-
clded 10 Join the Federation OF Railway En-
uiOvpag-
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mr. wichllns Acaui,tea.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch-l
DRAKF's BRANCH, Va. May 12.-The case
OF Dr. II. N Nicklifie was brought before Justice
II. a. Marshall to-day and he was acquitted upon
me declarations made by Mr.. and Ars- Chiidress
that all OF their previous testimony against .Do
Do,,for was false. The decision caused great re-
iolcing. Immediately after the trial a warrant
was issued against Mr.. and Mrs. Chsldress Tor
perjury. 1t IL reported they have ieit the
coluty
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A Ouiet MARRIAGE.

sMITH-POwERs.-- tho residence OF Mn
w. A. Powers, 1902 Floyd avenue, last night
Mr. WILLIAM d. SMITH, Ja., % Clarke
county, Va, and Miss LUCY II. POWERS, dangh.
in marriage by the Rev. w. Dudley Powers. rector
OF 81. Peul's, Henderson, KY, brother OF tho
bride.
The wedding was quiet, only few guests be-
Mr. and Mrs. Smith leave to-day for washins-
Ton and Clarke.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-14
ALLEGED CHILEAN mAN-oF-wAR.
Rumored Fight with an Insurgcnt Cruiser
That IL Not Confirmed.
LBy telegraph % the pispatcI

WASHINGTON, May 13.-A Chicago dis
patch yesterday said that an important
cablegram had been received by the Department
OF state from Consul Dougherty at Callao, Peru,
stating that Chilean man-of-war had been
worsted by an insurgent cruiser and had come TO
Callao for repairs, and that the authorities re-
FUSED 70 allow her 10 make the repairs and Mt
out again. The department has received no
such Information from any source
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II VIOLATED The LOTTERY LAW.
~ wrote to the louisiana Lottery and
Vas Fined s21-First Conviction.

n epeciSl telegram 10 the Dispatch.)
r. .s.'hEsLIIsToWs, w. Va, May BIN the
y, ,sq States District Court to-day War.
q ~. L.faiae Of Raleigh county, was convicted
ef1,.,' ',ag Tie lottery Law by sending letter
49, 4. he United States malls 20 the LOUIS
"a s,..efy ana was nned twenty-five collars
o. 80 by Judge jackson. This ID tho
1.sr cn0n for the offcoce known 70 have
fss.l sqe M the United States. The arrest was
49,. She Instance o. q. W. Fifhcrs post-onee
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Died from Injaries.

,.,n,,s.porrs. Ivp., May ls.1I esn,rs1
Nl;ln general western ssea. o. 5s0 Georgia SsTi
Rsiirosa ana BANKING n'sy' Sor peSeesed IN wreck
died yesteraay from n st Jackson Apr s3,h
e. the s e ae0r Injured IL me disaster, Ian ana sn M
an VINO 20 all appearances ya e WAS YER very well
Is The oaiy one wS ,a a'e al over e the West and
ilrod 10 Chicago. -.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-14

TIE wEATEEs IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY
was cloudy throughout the day, with light
showers in the afternoon and night.
Range of the thermometer at the 'front.'
door Of the DisPATcH Office yesterday:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-14

The above cut represents genuine Calf Boot,
our price for which is clos pair Three dol
lars would be very cheap for them, but We
bought them low and wo sell them low; they
come In Lace and Congress styles.
Gentlemen's genuine Calf Lace, Button and
Congress Boots; our price, s2.9s; the regular
price is 81. At 1897 we are Offering grade OF
Boots in the three styles above mentioned that
cannot be duplicated for less than So. From
81. 9s up our Boots are all seamless. For s465
we are Offering several lines of Gentlemen's
Genuine Calf Boots the equal in point OF artistic
finish, durability, and general service Of any
Boots to be found elsewhere at from 80 TO $3.50.
And so on up to the finest that's made, oil
equally low in proportion to their actual value.
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rha Iaaies nalIehtsa.

The pleasant effect and the perfect safety
with which ladies may use the liquid-fr'iit
laxative. Syrup of Figs, under all oond'-
tions make It their favorite remedy. ~ -
plsas sssc u .ps n acting on the Kidneys
liver. and bowels.
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knights of Honor.
rRv ,elaoronh % the Dlsnatrh.


NEW ORLEANS, La, May 13.-The Supreme
Lodge, Knights OF Honor, at to-days session
heard the reports OF officers. which show that
there are 2,573 working lodges with member
ship Of $4,000 Knights OF Honor In good stand
ing. The benefit fund has a balance on hand OF
Sl23,000 and paid out during the year TO widows
and orphans S3,533,000. The general receipts
for the year amounted 20 S97, 900 and there Is
balance Of $751; 900 still due to this account.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-14
The CHARLESTON SINKS THE ITATA.

30 Il Is Rumored In the City of Mexico.
Neither Time nor Place Given.
by telegraph to the Dispatch.l
Cry or MEXICO ria GALVESTON, May 49,
I-a in7.o-AmeriodH (newspaper) publishes
-.-.r- IS the sinking Of the Itata by the United
sa.s. cruiser Charleston, but gives neither time
,-iaco. The authorities here say they have
2. ..matlun Whateyer concerning the matter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-14
Rosemary Literary Society.

The managers Of the Rosemary Public
Library have not yet been able 10 arrange tnor
new quarters 20 ms 10 bold tonight the meeting
OF the literary society which has been estab nshed
In connection with that institution IL nas pe.h
DECIDED, therefore, 10 postpone the meeting
which was TO have been the last-untl the iaii.
When called together In full the club viii discuss
"As You Like It.n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-14
WELCOME RAINS IN HALIFAX.
Large Baptist Meetings-He Had Hts Foot
AImnst Sawed OF.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
SCOTLAND NECK, n. c., May ia light
rain this morning has revived the gardens
and fields and the weather is promising for
rain all day.
Rev. T. j. Taylor, OF Warrenton, commenced
meeting In the Baptist church here Monday
night. lie is a very 1ne.preacher, is delivering
powerful sermons, and has large congregations
TO hear him. 4,
saw-mills for twelve years got his foot sawed al
most entirely OF at Coegnenours mill yester-
day.
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For Pence TO Chile,
Apf 'b'N w N''Ns
TBy AnglO-American cable TO the Disp

| TBy AnglO-American cable 10 the pispatcn'l
PARIS, May 13--The Steele to-day says
| that In spite Of tho rupture OF negotiations be-
| tween President Balmeceda and the Congress
| slonal party OF Chile, France, the United States
| and Brazil intend 20 fulfil their task OF arbi-
| trating the matters In dispute between the two
| contending factions. The steele adds that this
| task will be undertaken with every prospect Of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-14
DIe Fire In Chesterfield.

There was big fire in Chesterfield county
last night several miles below the city, apparent
ly Just opposite the monitors. IL could be seen
plainly from elevated points In Richmond, and
hnrned for some time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-14
HEBREWS KILLED AND WOUNDED.
Trouble with the Greeks Renewed
Troops Ordered to the Scene.

TBy Anglc.A merican cable to the Dlspatch.l
Corfu. May 13.-The anti-Hebrew ex-
citement which has existed here for some
time past and which caused an outbreak aDou,
April 9th, when the body Of a child who had
a becoming more venomous. The Greeks tnen
claimed that the Hebrews had murdered
Christian girl for the feast OF the Passover, ana
the Hebrews retorted by declaring that the
Greeks had murdered her as an excuse for rot
ing and plumber. Though the body was eyentu-
ally identified as that OF the child OF n promi-
nent Hebrew, the Greeks broke into the Hebrew
quarter and built a bonfire In the square and de-
clared that the Hebrews should be burned. AFTER
a number OF Hebrews had been beaten ana
otherwise injured the rioters were dispersed oy
the troops.
RIOTING RESUMED.
The excitement caused by this incident has
never died out and yesterday riOting was re-
sumod. Two Hebrews were killed and num-
Der were injured. Troops again dispersed enc
rioters and now surround the Hebrew quarters;
The Hebrews are forbidden 70 pass outside OF
the Gordon Of troops and all stores kept by He
breWs are closed. The Project Of Corfu has been
summoned 10 Athens In order TO explain the SIT
uation fully 10 the Government. a detachment
Of troops under the command OF major mas
been sent here from Athens TO restore order.
DESPERATE CONDITION OF JEWS.
CoRFu, May13.-The desperate condition
Of the Jews Of Corfu and Zante Is the result OF
hunger and illness and the impOssibility OF Cd
tanning physicians Further violence Is daily
feared. Six thousand Hebrews would gladly
leave the islands II provided with the means
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BAL rIMoRe STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. Nd. May i3.-vlrglnia 10-40's,
80. Baltimore and Ohio stock. So bid; Northern
Central stock, 65i4 consolidated gas bonds,
1884 asked; do. stock. AIN asked.
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Mr.. BLAINE COMFORTABLE.
ue WIN Remain in New York tho Rest Oh
the Week.
fBy telegraph 70 the pssp@'0i''i

yxw YoRx. May ls.--Secretary Blame is Is
ING comfortably this morning az ms
dssshters residence In shis S1sy AT 10 ocIocS,
his ca,sni.ation with the distinguished
ana nso WHO. The result OF which was 2 de-
states ,,', pnder the circumstances, it would 90
ea,t,,,s Tor Mr. Blaine 20 remain ~ .n 10
he balance Of the week peioro pi''o0s
80. .e..r.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE. -
MINIATURE ALMANAC, MAY IA. 1891.
Sun rises .......... 5:02 Hon TIDE.
sun sets........... 7:I0 Morning. e;2s
Moon SETS, ........l 1920 Evening. l020
PORT OF WEST POINT, MAY Is, 1891.
lBy telegraph
ARRIVED.
Steamship Baltimore, Baltimore, merchandise
and passengers.
Steamship Baltimore, Baltimore, merchandise
and passengers.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS, MAY IL, 1901
lBy telegraph
Steamship Yedmondale, New Orleans. coaled
and sailed for kouen.
SCHOONER j. Is. Pace, New Bedford, for coal
schooners q. Z. ID ayenport and Tecamcia, Ter
coal
SAILED
Steamship Kanawha, New York, coal
Steamship Viola, Liverpool
MEMORANDA.
NEW YORK, May 13.-Arriyei: Majestic, Live
TerpOOL Arrived ont: Circassia. New York fors
Glasgow; Lain, New York for Bremen; Nors
mannis, New York for Hamburg.
Say REV. J. CALVIN STEWART
will preach at the Soldiers Home chapel THUEs-
DAY AFrEES0os, May IA, 1891, at 1870 O'Clock.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS CONVENE.
Address by Gov. Acknowledgment In
migration, and the Exposition.
Especial telegrnm 20 the DispatchJ

RALEIGH, N. c., May 13.-In accordance
with proclamation Of Governor Holt the
first North Carolina real estate convention met
In the hall Of the House OF Representatives at .
O'Clock this afternoon. An address OF welcome was
delivered by Governor Holt, after which the con-
yention was opened with prayer by Rev. DR.. Car
ter, OF the First Baptist church, this city. Colonel
w. H.. 5. Burgwyn, Of Henderson, was made
permanent chairman, and M. A. Underwood
secretary.
TO DEVELOP RESOURCES.
The object Of the convention Is 70 devise means
for developing the resources Of North Carolina
and 20 form State association for that purpose.
There Is q large attendance, representing all
sections Of the State. After effecting perma-
nent organization Committee on order OF BUSH
ness and Resolutions was appointed and the
convention adjourned until $3.50 7. NJ.
On reassembling addresses were delivered by
Colonel w. ii. :. Burgwyn and other gentlemen.
IMMIGRATION.
The resolutions set forth the benefits 10 be de-
rived from proper element OF immigration 70
this State and tender a cordial invitation TO the
people Of the Union 10 take an interest In the
coming State Exposition. Much enthusiasm ex-
lists, and IL Is predicted that the deliberations
will DO Of much benefit TO the State. The con-
voDtion will probably be in session two days.
KINGS DAUGHTERS.
Tho State Convention Of the Kings Daughters
win be hold in this city tomorrow. Alarge dele
CATION arrived to-day.
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DEATHS.

ANDERS0N.-Dled, at his residence IN Hens
rico county, az o:45 A. NJ, CHARLES u. ANDEhs
SON, In the fortieth year OF hts age.
Tho funeral services viii take place iron,
Ridge church THIS Thursday AFTkkNooNs
May IA, 1891, ut 4 O'Clock.
Ashland papers please cSpy
BATEs.-Died, on the morning Of tho 18th Inc
slant, at the residence OF her 2pcle, :. I'd.
Bates, NJ. LOUISE BATES, In tho a1eenth year
Of her age.
Funeral win take place from the Seventh.
Street Christian church THIS AFTERNOON ~
4:3O O'Clock. Friends and aopuaintanccs OF thu
family are requested u attend.
McMEEKIN.-Died, TRUENAN McMEEkISs
In the thirty-ffth year OF his age
Funeral will take place from James Mo.
Donough's, ON Eighteenth between Main and
Franklin streets, TO-DAY 81 o'clock j. N.
Friends and acquaintancee arc invited W -
tond.
TUCKER.-Diod, at her sons residence, NO.
17lS east Clay street, Mrs. SARAH E,TUChEhs
In the seyenty-fouuh year Of her age.
Her funeral viii take place from 'enhble-
Street church at $3.50 y. NJ. TO-DAY. Friends
and aclualntances are invited 10 attend.
st. Louis papers please copy.
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A sMoULDERlNG MASS OF RUINS.
Electric Light Plant at Elizabeth City, n.
e., Totally Consumed-Will Rebuild.
rcr.oi.t .oioor,,, 20 ,ha Dtsnatchl

TNTTVIHI
NORFOLK, Va, May 13.-This morning a
fire broke out in the Elizabeth City On. O.
electric-light station, and In a remarkably short
time the entire plnnt was r smouldering mass OF
ruins. The electrician on duty at the time says
the flames started between the boiler and fuel
room and was well under way when he discovered
IT. The fuel used was shavinRs from tho
planing-mills and the floor Of the dynamo-room
was well saturated with oil, 40 that the fire had
easy communication and burned rapidly.
TO BE REBUILT.
The president Of the electrfc-lieht company
said there was $4,000 insurance on the plant.
When asked about rebuilding he said that the
city will be In darkness about six weeks and
Just as soon as the insurance can be adjusted re-
building will begin.
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MARRIAGES.

MASTERS BiRD.-Married, at g20o vensbis
street, Wednesday, May 18Th, III A. NJ, ALONZo
4. MASTEkS and ADA BIRD, \. A. Cole, %
Third Christian church, officiating.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-14
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