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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-03-20
. MINING SHARES.
Chicago Money.

CHICAGO. March l0.-Clearings SD "a, 900
New York exchange, was soc discount.
There was no change in rates for money.
Loans are made at 6I2 per cent. Sterling
exchange steady ana unchanged.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-03-20
Gil Markets..

Nothing doing; National Transit certificates
opened at 13l4. closed at 12A; highest, "a {;
lowest. 124
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-03-20

The following deeds were recorded yester-
dav:
Geo Works to Caroline A Hesketh. 1t
II, blk g. Hawkins add. ..............$ $1,000
Eliza b Medley to Harlan + Roberts. 1t
0, blk ,. Wright 4 Fisk's add. ........ 5000
AmOry Gale 10 Charles W Gardner, Ii
., Blk 1. Badger 4 Penney's add ..... 5000
H Il Kibbee to Reuben 5 GoodfellOw, II
L.. blk Is Rollins add. ............... SOD
Geo L Hesketh 10 Geo ) Works. 1t I.
blk =. Hawkins add. ................. a00)
John Wallfred to Daniel Johnson Ii
p, blk 8, Avery's Chicago Avenue
add go. ........ ................... flO0
kimbal W Wing TO Charles : Wood
ruff. 1t l. blk 81, Paramount Park add. 1909
Carl Struck to Bertha jacobson. 1t ~.
Revised CottageWoOd ................ 500
Revised CoItagewood ........'...... $50
Wesley 5 Hopper 10 Alice & Healey in
see. IL town lis, range 81. ........... 10000
Two unpublished deeds ................. 300
Total, twelve deeds ..............$ SIS, 100
MINNEAPOLIS BUILDING PERMITS
The following building permits were is
sued yesterday:
Side, Fletcher. Holmes & Co, Canal
street, near Seventh avenue south,
addition 10 Zenith mill and aitcra-
lions s. .001
Six minor permits. Observation-Disclosures. 1860
Total, permits. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 06D
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-03-20
CERMANIA BANK.

(STATE BANK
PAD Up CAPITAL, 100000
Surplus and undivided profits, s55, 900.
II. d. STRAIT, WILLIAM BICKEi
President Cashier
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-03-20

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
9E099lec; No spring, 95@97c; No. red,
Sl.00s4@L01l2 Corn-No 2, 63c. Oats-No.
=. SIC. Rye-No ,. SIC Barley-No. ,. nomi-
nal. FlaXseed - No. l, Sl.19l2. Timothy
Dbl, Sl1.2o. Lard-Per 100 lbs, S8.3N06.3 2l2
Short Ribs-Sides loose, So.3C@5.4O. Dry
Sailed Shoulders-Boxed. S4.2C@4.39. Short
Clear Sides-Boxed, S5.50@5.65. Whisky
Distillers' finished goods. per gal 81 10.
Sugars-Cut loaf, unchanged. Oats-No.
white, 52lz@l3l4c: No. white. 51s4052l2c:
No early, f. o. b.. 62@66c: No. early.
f. o. b. 6S072c. Receipts-Flour, 10, 00j bbls;
wheat, 5000 bu; corn. 1SS.000 bu; oats 1856
900 bu; rye. 5000 bu: barley, 5000 bu
Snipments-Flour 1900 bbls; wheat, 5000
pu; corn, 10000 bu; oats, $4,000 bu; rye,
1900 bu; barley, 900 bu. On the produce
exchange TODAY the butter market was
quiet ana unchanged. Eggs. 29522c.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-03-20
E,jyerueSE Grain.

LIVERPOOL. March 19.-Wheat firm; de-
mand fair; holders offer sparingly. Corn
steady: demand fair.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-03-20
ST. EsAUE FsEAI. ESTATE.

The following transfers were filed yester-
day:
John NJ Lynch to II Z L Habighorst
1t 70, blk of Weed Il Hallers add 80 500
Ellen CrOXfOrd and husband to Charles
Hoffman, 1t OF Williams rearr, blk
Il. Woodbury. & Cases add ........ 1860
Ole Ask and wife to f E Palmes, II T.
blk $. Rogers add. Observation-Disclosures. 80
William White to Lucy Weber. part OF
1t To- blk IL. Cottage Place. " div. 500
c Nj llidebrand and husband to f p
Whitman, It's 9 and 10, block 9 OF
brakes Rear \ of blks ,, S, O. II and
Its to II of blk II and part of Me.
Leans reservation Observation-Disclosures. 100
William White 20 p Shepardson. part
Of Its IS and II, blk IL, College Place.
West div ............ 80 =. ............ $3.50
Total, 8 transfers .............Sl., 800
BUILDING PERMITS.
The following building permits were is
sued yesterday:
" Weber alter and repair frame
dwelling. East Third, near Hoffman $1,000
c w Wetcr. alter frame dwelling
East Third, near Maria. ............... l,000
Andrew folzer. li2 story frame dwell
ing, Scheffeir, near Milton. 1000
Three minor permits. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. BOO
Total, 6 permits. Observation-Disclosures. $500
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-03-20

Open-l High Low Clos
ARTICLES. ing. est. est. ing.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-03-20
BANK Of MINNESOTA
ST. PAUL, MIMI.
CAPITAL, 5000, 900
Profits and Surplus, 100000

WNE. DAWSON. President.
lsGE'R. a. SsisE'EE, Vice Press,
NW, DAWSON JES., Cashier.
isOks'a'. Il. N.5LLtiE, Asst Cashier.
DIRECTORS:
Wnl Dawson, 7. Stems,
?. s Harris, e. Mannheimer
Thomas Grace, Lewis Baker,
Dennis Ryan. Z. W Poet,
X. A. Smith. Arnold kalmaL
Mark Costello 7. J. Bowlin.
D. Schultz, Z. W. Copley.
y. u. Stickuey. A.Oppenheim.
VIM. Dawson Jr.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-03-20
Total. 6 transfers.
MINNEAPOLIS REAE. ESTATE.

Total. 6 permits. .......-..............S5 S.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-01
lNFANT-cLAss EXERCISES.
Annual Celebration of This Department
of DIR. Hatcher,s Sunday School.

Promptly at ~ o'clock yesterday after
noon the infant class of the Grace-Street
Raptist church moved out in procession from
their quarters into the auditorium Of the Taber.
nacle. The scholars were divided In sections of
twelve, each section being under the charge oil a
lady. -, -o...-
Tho exercises we're presided over by Professor
II. III. Harris, who delivered the prizes OF DOCKS
20 those who had been present every SUNDAY
and TO thosasgho brought In new scholars. len
little bows gI the first and about forty received
prizes for new scholars. Tho music, under the
leadership of Professor L. II. Jenkins, was ln ed-
mirably rendered by choir OF 100 little chil-
dren, A duet by the Mccall boys, with Hatcher
Cosby presiding at the piano, was greatly enjoy
ed. An elegant piece oil SILVER was pro'eu'ou W
Mr.. jenkins for his services. .,
After these exercises the children were escort,
ed to one end Of the room py tnelr Ioa"oiS anu
abundantly served to cake and cream. M,
Mrs. Van Buren. assisted by MIS-. Ihotnas rin,an,
Todd Ia the teacher OF tho infant department.,
which has roll Of 290 scholars.
n was q source Of regret to DIR. Hatcher that no
was compelled to DO absent ne ortont ISo or.
phanage matter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-01
10 sll the public buildings have been doub,.d.
a dent IA, n RreVag'o 1 The ctizens being CONF.
PROBABLE BIG STRIKE IN ST. LOUIS.
-~------------
Estimated that 5000 Men WIN On Ont
Eight Hours for the Ola PAY Of Ten.
w IeIegraph % the Dlspatch. l

0sI
"a, LouIs, Mo-, April s0..-I deyelop-
,ia nouts IN the labor situation can be said 10
&c Iofetunnor OF what IL 70 happen to-rnorrn.S
one ot the most serious strikes Ia the b,sto, -
~ louis IL imminent. Tho number Of men ,she
Nlu 80 ont VIII number fully 5000, The oar.
pehters council has received a notice from tha
heacquarters OF tho Brotherhood OF Carpenters
~. ,o'llois az fhiladeiphia warning the MEM
vsis 70 stay away frorn East 81. Louis on and
aiter May ist, as tho prospect OF trouble thcre
svery imminent '"'io
PREPARING FOR TROUBLE.
The men, u seems, have been nrenarin, ,o-
,he trouble on the east side OF tho river AZ wen as
IN o. Louis proper. Their strength In Faat q,
louis II estimated at 700, which includes tpa
wofknen Ia several OF the surrounding tovns
anu Wnages This matter has been kept very
quiet but y Is understood in labor circles In this
CITY that the bosses will tomorrow morning no
presented with demand that eight hours com
sNtute uays Work at the old pay for ten hours
PROBABLE STRIKERS.
AT Central Trades and Labor Union Ueadouar.
tets tnls morning list Of the probable s;rikera
was made out by Secretary Mcmahon ae n close
estimate OF the number Of men who will strjke q
to.norroW. This list is as follows: Carpenters,
E,1OO; marble-cutters, 300 tinnere 75o. In
side-wire-men, 125; architectural iron-work ers
sSU masters tuncertein), 200; union stripers,
900. Total, 5,2s5.
ACoNFiIcr IMMINENT AT PITTSBURGH
PITTSBURGH, Pa, April 3O.-This city IL now
laltly started IN the eight-hour movement with
o,oOO carpenters out, and placing other trades
W such peculisr position that 1O, 900 members
GI other bulding organizations viii soon follow.
struggle was held late tonight, when the Master.
bullders Association met and decided positively
not 10 grant the carpenters demand for eight
hours ana an Increase OF iye cents per hour.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-01
MemoRIAL-oAY AT oAKwooo.
The Services 20 BE Held Nav I1th-The
Military 20 Attend, &c.

As the 10th OF May. the day long observed
by the ladies Of the 0akwood Memorial As
sociation as the time for their annual decoration
OF tho graves Of the Confederate dead who 10
buried In that cemetery, fails ON Sunday this
year, tie directory have decided 70 have the
celebration on Monday the 11th instant instead
II was at one time proposed TO have u on satar-
day, bat the fact OF that being q bad time Tor
many OF our young people 70 leave their places
Of business, they have wisely determined TO set
Monday rs the proper time. IL was expected
that HIS Honor the Mayor would make the ad-
dress on the grounds, but a prior engagement
will probably prevent his preeeuce on that occa-
zion. The committee having this matter IN
charge were cut yesterday selecting suitable
man 10 supply the place of Mr.. Ellyson.
Colonel Jones has promised 70 take the regi-
ment out there 70 IRE tho customary salute and
90 assist in the other services OF tho day. The
ladies request that the Hollywood and Hebrew
Memorial Associations win consider this an lnyl-
tation 10 be present and bclp in the patriotic
duty which they have undertaken 20 perform
and keep alive through all generations IL Is
custom sanctioned and hallowed by age, dedi-
Gated by affection, and perpetuated through the
highest and noblest impulses, and with THIS
generation, at least, will be kept up In all OF lts
original purity ard brightness.
Tho ladies request that all persons having
flowers TO spare, and who are willing 10 glvo
them 20 this purpose, will send them 20 tho SAB
bath-schoOl room Of Old st. Johns church on
the morning OF that day, in order that they may
be prepared and ready for use before being
taken out 70 the ground. Tho clergy OF tho city
and the Confederate veterans are also cordially
invited TO attend the exercises Of this OCCASION
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-01
A CONFLICT IMMINKNT AT PIrrsBURon.
FEDERATION OF R. r. EMPLOYEES
A Big Thing-To Work Against Chief. En-
gineer Arthur.
TBy telegraph to the Dispatch ]

ST. LOUIS. April 9O.-Sunday last there
was q secret meeting of railroad employees
held In this city, the orders Of conductors, fre-
men, and trainmen, and the Switchmen's Mutual
Ald Association being represented. Not until
yesterday was II learned what WAS accomplished
at the meeting. Tho four organizations formed
federation with n membership OF $1,000 and
TOOK steps TO induce tho two orders remaining
outside-the Brotherhood Of Locomotive Rngi-
Deers and the Brotherhood Of Locomotive Fire
men--to Join.
Resolutions wore passed commanding the sys-
tenn OF federation and pledging the organization
70 work against the reelection Of Chief Engineer
Arthur. An arrangement with the Brotherhood
OF Locomotive Engineers was entered into where
by each body would render tho other mutual
support and all necessary aid IL required in case
OF any trouble with the roads.
The object OF the federation will be 20 prevent
strikes and settle all matters OF difference by
arbitration. All difficulties will bo referred TO
tho Supreme Council, and in case the Council
fails by arbitration to settle all disputes, then
the Council has power to order strike and not
before.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-01
ThE FRENCH MILITARY FORCE.
''' Minister Takes sharp Measures 20 Re
press Disturbances.

Joy Anglo.American cable 20 the Dlspatch.l
.fIEis, April SO.-Twenty-five thousand
IVY. eight regiments Of cavalry, and
y, ltolssnd policemen viii be posted t0-mor-
r., m Ibe vicinity Of the chief public build
- ms IL double the number usually dis
49, a! lho annual review at Longchstnp, and
t,-St''llehi ihai Minister Constans anticipates
ts,-s.s' .. ana Intends 70 take sharp measures 10
"''eas any disorder.
y. GUYor WILL DECLINE.
yItNs, April 30.-Prades, secretary OF the
t11uleht federated Union, had an Interview
~ y VIII u. GuyOt, Minister OF Public Works,
~ save police n t0e intention Of labor depn.
60 W Demand an audience Of him tomorrow.
s.ys :,S replied that he would decline 70 re-
ihe deputstiOn.
a.. r.'esiaht IRON the mining districts report
~. at..auon among tho miners. There are
'Nieais H general strike tomorrow.
AHnEKS srKgE IN BELsICM.
ht,s, t,,s,sstis ,s April 30.-The Miners Federation
49, 'Vssifcn 70 strike. The general council OF
; 49, parry sat for three hours and decided
erfsls he miners 70 postpone the strike. a
B,rf,sa miners ailefs has already commenced tn the
~ 80 district. The BDrgomastes Of Charlie
81 alihorized the workmen Of that city 20
,7rS demonstration on the condition that no
VI Socialism be displayed.
r. A PREcACTIoN.
Al i,sssNA, April 30.--Troops have been sent 70
-'-s'fial centres as preeautlon-
D. IND SITUATION IN ROME
tsss ~, april 30.--Though DO rioting 10 feared
Asys ,s we M!ndous and doors OF public buildings
Ig.,.s.l,peon hl peon boarded up. Az a meeting OF the
ssos,9 a. a. traders to-day II wac decided shat they
I,..aa open their shops as usual to-morroN. The
r,e-'sle announce that their procession
DS;,r.s Dsh ihe streets wiz bo orderly unless the
''''s ere aggressive.
a, PRECAUTIONS IN sApgfp.
p.ls = sip. April 30.--The garfiscn here win re-
tle1 barracks te-poxrox. The guards
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-01
Strike OF Carpenters and StoDe-Masons.
IBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch1

PITTsBURGH. Pa, April 90.-The pro-
Rramme for the long-threatened strike Is that
the carpenters shall strike tonight for $3.50
per day Of eight hours. They at present re-
ceiye $2.75 for nine hours work.
The etone-masons OF the city, who are not now
on strike, will also go out for the eight-hour day
and forty-lve cents per hour.
The contractors, members Of tho Builders Rx-
change, have signed ironclad articles To refuse
the demands of the carpenters, and when the
strike occurs to lock out every carpenter who
strikes They have agreed 10 lock out all other
branches OF the building trades because they are
all closely allied and work under system of
federation.
The marble-cutters believe their scale will be
signed. They have agreed % extend the time
until next Monday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-01
they locked around :thoso departments Of their

they Irocked around :these departments Of their
own free win.
A beautiful addition to the Fair Is the Tower
booth, which was erected yesterday. u consists
OF an enormous japanese paresol which forms
large tent. and ekelters under u several very
pretty girls
Tho warm weather rendered the ice-cream sa-
loon and lemonade booth popular resorts, and
tho cooling compounds, both liquid and solid,
we're dispensed In large quantities.
Among tho articles 20 be rafiied on IL very
handsome hte-sized portrait Of General fitz
Lee.
GIVEN A BANBs0aE CHAIR
Mr.. Preston Belvin yesterday sent Q beautiful
chair 20 the bazaar AZ a gift for the Blues He
accompanied tho donation with very courteous
lettor which stated that the chair was modelled
after ono which secured the nrsi prizo at me
Glasgow Exposition, scotland. and further
stated that his contribution was made by the
same nrm that designed the prize seat. Colonel
John Bell Bigger responded in graceful letter
on behalf Of the Blues and thanked the gene
rous donor.
Tonight the Lee Camp Veterans and the Grays
win attend the bazaar and large crowd 10 ex-
pected.
THE cojuNs ANNIVERSARY.
Tho committee appointed 20 make arrange
ments for the celebration OF the ninety-eighth
anniversary OF the Blues, which takes place on
May 10th, met nt the bazaar last night They
decided 20 invite some prominent minister OF tho
city, probably DR.. Goodwin, 70 deliver an ad-
dress on this occasion, as u comes on sunday.
The hour lzed for this address is O'Clock In the
afternoon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-01
MANY INSTITUTIONS INSPECTED.
The Masonic Home Committee Make a
Pleasant and Profitable Tour.

The committee appointed by the Board
of Trustees of the Masonic Home 70 con-
ing which n IA proposed to erect on the Homo
property near the city made tour OF inspection
YYesterday afternoon Of some Of the largest elee-
mosenary institutiOnso Of Richmond; n
pahcock founder OF the Homo end president OF
the association, Colonel William K. Tanner, John
s. Ellett, ID. G. Richardson, l.. Nachman' anu
1tay Visited the Richmond Female Orphan
Asviunn, 81. Joseph's Asylum, the Little Sisters
~ Inc poor, and the Male Orphan Asylum. Iho
visitors we're kindly received OF al OF s, tnes9 III
stitutions, we're shown over the entire buildings
and had their attention called both TO wnat tne
managers considered advantages or deiecs on
their Arrangement The committee by tnis
means obtained much information that VIII DO
valuable 10 them, and besides peing PIOhtapio
the trip was a very pleasant one.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-01

uNsP ECToR BYRsgs SAYS HE cAN-rIStE WILL rEII-
II tho same trouble was experienced In Rich
mond IL would take but a short time for tho pub
le TO ind Mr.. Fellheimer, tho great ripper OF
high prices. The 5. o. p. c., corner Third and
Broad Is cutting the very foundation of all COM
peting clothing establishments. $50 Mems Fine
Dress Suits, In sack or cutaway, at S14 the $40
grades at $40. Boys Long-Pants Suits, ages
fourteen to eighteen, at 50, cannot be equalled
under ss. Chlldren's Two-Piece Suits, four 10
fourteen years, made fancy or plain, az 81, tho
regular $3.50 suit Childrens Blouse Suits. In
three shades, fast colors, at s125. Baseball and
bats gratis with all suits. We are manuiactu-
rers buy our clothes direct from the mills and
employ the best Of tailoTs In the cutting OF our
garments. Clothing made BY W. equal 20 custom
work-in some cases far superior, and above all
guarantee n saving OF 80 per cent or refund the
money. Our clothing must be ins. Jcted to be
annrecinfnl.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-01
Both Fell Down the steps.

Mr.. II. Stuart Jones, a young gentleman
employed at the X. A. Patterson toDaccO-factory,
was very painfully hurt yesterday by falling
down a night Of steps az the factory. His back
was seriously hurt, but bis injuries were not con-
sidered dangerous.
The city ambulance was summoned yes
terday morning at ; O'Clock 10 attend white
man on Ninth and Bank streets who had fallen
down a night Of steps while under the influence
Of liquor and cut his head. He was taken 70 the
almshOuse for treatment, and after having the
wound dressed recovered and left the instltu-
tiOu.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-01
hInny Lots Sold,

The second days auction sale by Messrs.
]. Thompson Brown & Co, Of the Winfield Scott
property, Just beyond the Exposition Grounds,
was better attended and the bidding more
spirited than tho preceding day. Sixty-nine lots
were sold altogether, which completed the sale
Of the twenty-acre subdivision, the western hair
OF the entire division. The auctioneer an
nounced at the commencement OF the sale that
Il was proposed 20 sell ct present only this suit
division. The prices ranged from S3.25 20 81
per foot, and among the purchasers we're Messrs.
ii. s. Wallerstein, T. A. Cary, Thomas Ford,
Captain Lewis +. Bossieux, j. T. Vaughn, j. i.
BrYant and others.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-01
To Prnnch on Probation.

Rev. f. NJ. Calish, OF Peoria, ILL.,, who is
20 conduct services at the Beth Ahaba synagogue
with view OF having a call extended him. will
arrive in Richmond this afternoon uia the Chesa-
peake and Ohio railway.
He will be met at the depot by Mr.. Moses Mill
hiser president, and Mr.. William Loyenstein,
secretary OF the congregation, and Mr.. Isidore
Strause. During his stay In the city Mr.. Calsh
will be the guest Of the last-nemed gentleman.
Mr. Calish will conduct services at the syna-
gorue at 6:45 this evening, when he will proDa-
bly, deliver a short discourse. He will also oiii-
ofa To-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-01
Mr.. Tnliaferro,, Funeral.

AtiO:SO O'Clock yesterday morning the tu-
neral OF Harry w. 1aliaferro took place from the
Third Christian church. Rev. Mr.. Cole ofiiciated,
and the interment was at 0akwood.
There was very large attendance, includlhg
ali the ofcials and operatives OF the City railway
not on active duty. There was a large display oil
fioral tributes
Among the pall-bearers were the gentlemen
who acted as ushers at the marriage OF the de.
ceased 70 Miss Birnie Z. Mann on the 2oth OF
March last.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-01
All Quiet In the Coke Regions.
TRv teIaoraph N the Dianatch

PITTsBURGH. Pa. April 90.-A special
from Scottdate, Pa, says: Sheriff Mccormick has
resumed evictions and threw out sixteen families
this morning. They offered but little resistance.
To-day the FTick Company received thirty moro
men for their Leisenring works, making an in-
crease Of $50 10 their working force since Mon
day. The Keister plant resumed work at nfty
ovens this morning at the miners terms The
1fty-six men brought from Carnogies plant to
Adelaide refused to work to-day. The Sheriff Was
busy all the afternoon evicting families at Sum-
init, and according 70 latest reports everything
Is uuiet In the region.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-01

10000 Paper-Back Novels, works OF Dickens
The Duchess, Charlotte Brahne, Have
thorne, Washington Irving, Clark RUSSELL
walter scott, keade, ana hundreds OF otherss
Special sales day price &c;
800 yards Of mixed Tan and Gray Wash Towels,
seven-eighths OF yard wide. Special sales
day price DC yard:
the miilinery-roorns for 25c. to-day.
Boys year 70 IL year size White Larndercd
smrt-WAsts, worth 1oc. specihi sales any
price Is 50c.
500 new shApe Infan ts Corded and Lace Null Caps
with lace ruchings, will be cold to-day for I2c.
l0picces OF the new and elegant Crepe 6inghams,
AZ ,ne rage n. s,ae sno sn,e' pna anu a.,,,as rn,ss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-01

The late wintry weather kept back vegetation
Of all kinds, but the very warm spell which set
In about the 10Th OF the month-when the mer-
curry ranged around the ninetles-has pushed II
ahead 20 a remarkable degree, and the trees and
fields and yards seem clothed In their summer
garb. This, however, has been somewhat check
now prevailing. A slight frost lay on the ground
in some sections around the city last Sunday
morning, Goth, but did no damage except 20 the
tenderest plants, and these were but slightly al
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-01

Alert's hose station. In case Of ire at night
THIS can be used for starting tho pumps
The curve on the now car-ilne at Seventh and
HUI streets was put In yesterday.
hcssrs ID. J. Weisiger r. n. Betty, and u. y.
Smith have been elected delegates 20 the Dis
trict Conference from Central Methodist church.
Aliernates: Lawrence =. Pool Marccllus Mciru-
der, aud W. I. CrOstic.
hr. b. W. Nunnally has been appointed
member OF the Excise Board for Manchester.
Mrs. Macon Coleman, OF Danville, Ia visiting
friends In Mancheafar.