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OFFICE or COMMISSIONER HowARD,

Nj persons Interested i'm the two above named
causes will take notice thar have fixed upon
FRIDAY, MAY - 1891, at II O'Clock 4. NJ, ~ the
time. and my Office, No. 1913 EAST MAIN
STREET, as the place for executing the require
ments of tha above DEGREES, from which the
foregoing extracts are taken.
OYEETON HOWARD,
ap l5-wfw Commissioner.
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Simmons Liver Regulator has never been
known to fail 10 cure Sick Headache.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-06

The Southern Manufacturing Company are
putting III every residence il Richmond an
order for "a can of their Perfection Baking
Powder. DO not fail to send the order to your
grocer and get free a can of the best baking
powder made
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$500 Reward I!

wEwiil pay the above reward for any OF Lives
Complaint Dyspepsia, Sick Headache, Indigestion Con
ttpation or CostiVeness we cannot cure with Vests
Vegetable Liver Pills when the directions strictly
complied with. They purely Vegetable, and nevet
faiTtolnve satisfaction. Sugar Coated Large boxes.
continuing % Pills, Is cents Beware of counterfein
and limitations. The genuine manufactured only b.
THE JOHN c. WEST COMPANY. CHICAGO. ILL.
Sold by z. P. REEVE & CO., COZ East Marshall
street Richmond, Va. ja23-fr .su.weiy
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PETERSBURG, Va, May 5.-No change in pea
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GRAIN AND COTTON ExCHANGE.

RICHMOND, VA, May 8, 1891.
OFFERINGS.
Wheat-sH bushels.
CoU-IIl6 bushels.
Oats-lO0O bushels.
Meal 20 bushels.
NIL oHal-l5 tons.
eALEs BEpoRTED TO SECRETARY.
Nheat-H bushels.
Corl-l-> bushels.
Ata.-10 bushels.
QUOTATIONS..
Wheat 0ngborry. $3.50. Mixed Sl19 10
sl.-. elortbcrry SL1S to s12O; No. =, rcd,
FI.l1 f0 sIIe
Corn White s0cto SIC Mixed, 5Sc. to zoe.
Oar-No. 9. 5sc TO $50. Rejected, 4Sc. TO 5jc.
hye-,uo. % 95c.
COTTON REPORT.
Market steady.
Qaotuions- Middling, S2sc; low middling,
Use; good ordinary 73sc
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BOOK BINDERS
JNNIAN IINE-UNITED STATES AND
Il ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS.

JNAlAN LINE-UNITED STATES AND
Il ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
ATLANTIC EXPRESS SERVICE. STEAMERS
FROM NEW YORK EVERY WEDNESDAY.
Spring and Summer sailings:
CITY OF New York-May 18th, June 10th, July
City Of Paris-May eth. June cath July 29d
City OF Berlin-May 9Oth. June nth, July 18th.
RED STAR LINE-NEW YORK AND ANT
WERP. STEAMERS EVERY MEDNES-
DAY FROM JERSEY CITY.
Passengers holding first cabin tickets by In
man Line can return from Antwerp by the Red
Star Line; and those holding Red Star tickets
from Liverpool by the lnman Line thus saving
the Inconvenience of recrossing the English
Channel
Parties purchasing tickets through ms are not
nut TO the Inconvenience OF exchanging eerti-
dcates IN New York.
W. b. PALMER & CO. Agents.
my6-w6sulm 1921 Cary Street.
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LAND NAVIGATION AND l5mRoyEIEST CO..
OFFICE 1lO3 FAST MAIN STREET.
RICHMOND. Va. April -. 1891.
rEHE ANNUAL MEETING OF The STOCK
L HOLDERS OF this Company will bee held at
the Office of MAJOR JAMES IA. DOOLEY,
President No. 1903 east Main street, Richmond
Va, on WEDNESDAY, MAY g. 1901, az l2 o'clock
NJ. GEORGE y. ROGERS.
ap22-dtd Secretary.
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THE Court doth adiudge order and decree
that before proceeding 10 execute the decree Of
reference entered i'm these causes on the 18th
day Of January. 1891. Commissioner Overton
Howard shall publish due notice Of the proyis-
ions of the said decree once a week for four sue
ceSslve weeks in some newspaper published IN
the city of Richmond. Virginia, and this pubh-
cation shall be equivalent TO personal service Of
the said notice ON all parties interested except
G. A. Pulling and Mary his wife, and Edmund
Pendleton. trustee. who shall be personally
served with said notice.
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OFFICE on HOLLYWOOD CEMETERY Co.,
RICHMOND. Va, May 3, 1S9l.)
The annual meeting of the stockholders Of
the HOLLYWOOD CEMETERY COMPANY viii
DE held at the rooms OF the Chamber Of Com
merce on TUESDAY, MAY .Is9l, nj . O'Clock
l.. NJ. Il. " BROOKE.
my std Secretary and Treasurer.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
IN THE CHANCERY COURT OF THE CITY
l. OF RICHMOND:
Prior Il Co. against Pulling and ais. and A. J..
Straus X Co. against Pulling and ais.

EXTRACT PROM DECREE or JANUARY &C. 1891.
"The Court 9th adiudge. order and
decree that mm.ssiOner OyertOn Howard,
who took the former account i'm this cause. do
make the following inquiries, VIZ: 1st. Whether
or not G. A. Pulling les entitled 10 claim a home
A. Pulling was preferred by the deed from c. a.
Pulling 20 T. Pcndlcton. the said preference
having been declared invalid 2d. As 70 whether
ton is altogether void 81. To what portion Of
the funds in this suit the fees allowed by the
decree Of 3d of July. is9) 10 j Aston Cahell and
4th An account OF all debts and demands which
are entitled to participate in the funds 10 the
credit of the court in the first of these causes,
and their prorities: and report 10 court to-
gether with any matter deemed pertinent by
himself, or require, to be specifically stated by
any marty int nrDafnl y
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A TLANTIC COAST LINE
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD
TIME TABLE.
Commencing SUNDAY. MAY 3d. 1891. at 3 A.
~. trains on this road will run as follows:
TRAINS SOUTHWARK
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MIR. sHEl,MAN's SUCCESSOR.

Ex-Governor Forakcr's Friends Think
Thcy Can Have Iiim-They'yo Got 'om
on tho List.
Special Dfspatch 10 he TattNicenctr
COLUMBUS, O., Nov. S.-Thcro will bo
% Republicans in the Legislature. OF
these Al will name the next United
States senator to succeed John Shcr-
man. The Foraker men claim that
their favorlte's election is assured with
plenty TO spare. One OF the ex-gover-
nor's licutcnants shows tho 1NrELliGNS-
GER correspondent a list OF fifty Foraker
members as follows:
Hays, OF Adams-pllo; IIeinlein, OF
Belmont; McGrew. OF Clarke; Mccoy,
OF Columbiana; seven members OF the
Cuyahoga delegation; Dougherty, OF
Fayettc; Ely, OF Fulton; Eakins, OF Gal
lia; Taylor, Of Guernsey; l., Welsh, OF
Knox; Llewcllyn, OF jackson; IIughey,
OF Highland; the entire Hamilton
county delegation, consisting OF the
representatives and three senators !;
Carney, OF Hancock; Mcconnell, OF
Lawrence; Heller, Griffin and FIickin-
ger, OF Lucas; Adams, OF Muskingum /;
Dunn, OF Morgan; Stcrret, OF Miami !;
Williams. OF Noble; Kelly, OF Ottawa; !;
Dewitt, OF Pauldins; Thomas, OF Starke !;
Holcomb, Of Scioto; Hale, OF Summit; !;
James. OF Wood; Floods, OF Washing
ton; Rawlings, OF the Eleventh dis
trict.
"The only senators given" said the
Foraker man, "arc those OF the first,
twenty-fith and thirty-third districts,
who care to have their views made pub
lie. There arc, however, several moro
who will declare themselves for Foraker
later on. 1t may thus be seen that
Foraker's following is quite an army.
In the above list at least three repre-.
sen!atives, Ely, Of Fulton, Doughtcry, OF
Fayctte,, and McConnica, OF Findlay,
have been claimed by the Sherman
men. Positive statements, however,
were made to me by one possessed OF
the information, that these gentlemen
were absolutely for Foraker. The nail
thus driven is also ,clinchcd and not
the slightest probability is there for
Foraker's defeat"
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMs.

B.R. Musgravo, OF Chicago, was ar
rested in St. Paul for cheating life insur-
ancc companies out OF $4,000. He
placed q skeleton in cabin and set fire
to the latter. His pals swore the bones
found in the ruins were those OF Mus
grave. Tho scheme didn't work. @
\ man from Vicksburg registered at
the Lawrence house in Jackson, Miss,
as Frank L. Leopold, OF Kansas City,
committed suicide last night by taking
morphine. He had papers on his per-
son indicating that he was q sport
ing man.
A. ]. Glave, the explorer, who has
been in Alaska for seven years. reports
that he has located the source OF the
Alaska river II miles north OF Mount
st. Elias. He also discovered IN enorm-
ously rich copper mine.
El Tempo, q city OF Mexico, paper is
stirring up hostile feelings against the
United States. It is interesting anti
American and views tho United States
as an enemy OF Catholicism.
Bill Apping. white citizen, was
called to the door last night at his
home in Greenwood, Miss, by a negro
and shot 10 death. a posse is alter the
murderer,
Wm. Rice, negro, was found hang
ing to 4 tree near Plummerville, Ark.
1t is supposed he was murdered and tho
body hanged.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., Nov. S.-Secre-
tary Rusk, in his third annual report as
secretary OF agriculture, says that, not
withstanding the abundant yield OF
crops this year, values are we'll sus-
tainOd, and estimates that tho increase
in the value OF agricultural products
will be not less than s7Oo,000,O0O. He
states that during the first three months
oil the present fiscal year our exports in
cereals alone aggregated S7G,OO0,0Oo,
adding that tho indications now are
that tho sales abroad OF tho surplus
from our farms will, during tho present
year, largely exceed those OF any pre-
vious year. lie notes the increase by
somo S23,000,000 in the imports Of agri-
cultural products during the first ten
monthsunder the present law by.com-
parison with the same period during
the last year OF tho old law, but cmpha-
sizes the fact that the increase is con-
fined largely to articles not competing
with home products, such MS sugar, ten,
coffee, etc. tthc same time he states
that the change IN the rates has
checked the importation Of products
which may be produced at home.
Referring to the import Of hides ad-
mitted free OF duty he states that this
causes great depreciation in prices
realized for hides OF homo production
md earnestly recommends thatthe duty
provided for In section OF the tariff
act approved October |, 1890, be I'm
posedin all cases where the countries
from which such hides are shipped
have not granted equal concessions in
regard to the admission OF the agrlcul-
tural products OF the United States.
He estimates that the losses to our
pork raisers during the past ten years,
owing to the prohibition by foreign
countries, aggregate over $260, 900, 600.
Pleuro-pneumonia he regards rs quite
under control and limited in territory
to two or three counties on Long Island
and in New Jersey, over which thor
ough quarantine is exercised. 1nspec-
tion By American veterinarians OF cattle
landed in Great Britain has been con-
tinued, as we'll as the inspection OF such
animals before shipment.
The secretary points out the fact that
for more than year there has been no
well authenticated case OF, pleuro-pncu-
monia in american cattle exported to
foreign countries, and adds that the
condition OF the United States trade and
yigilant supervision Of our government
justify the strongest presentation to the
British government OF the grievance
which our cattle raisers suffer unjustify
by reason OF its arbitrary regulations
enforced against American cattle, coupl-
ed with an urgent demand for their re-
moval, adding that they have been
clearly shown to be useless.
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EQUALITY IN AMERICA.
Rcv. Hugh Prico Hughes Tells BritIshers
of tho Country Whore alillionaircs Blucl.

Nov. Hugh Prico Hughes Tells Eritishers
of tho Country Whore alillionnircs Blucl.
Thcir Own Boots.
LONDON. Nov. 7.-Rev. Hugh Price
Hughes, fresh from the Ecumenical
Conference in Chicago, was accorded a
great welcome home in st. James half
last night. Mr.. Hughes was good
enough to say some kind words about
American freedom. and he had much to
say about that equality OF man which
rcigns throughout the broad United
States, rs proved, among other things,
that Presidents, millionaircs and COM
mon persons alike clean their own boots.
But in one respect it seems scant con-
s.deration was shown to tho feelings OF
the reverend and illustrious visitor. He
was shocked to find, and he shocked his
big audience last night by telling them
the dreadful tale that in Philadelphia
negroes are refused accommodations at
hotels, while at railway stations-not in
wicked Philadelphia alone, mind-his
eyes were offended by the notice,
Waiting Room for Colorcd People,"
For the rest, Rev. Hugh Price Hughes
proved that he had not escaped the at
tcntions OF those practical jokers who
delight in loading up unsuspccting
strangers with wonderful anecdotes
illustrative OF the greatness OF America,
tho wisdom OF her statesmen, and the
'cutcness OF her people.
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AN IMMENSE CONCERN.
Tho Gront loot and Shoe Co.opcratiy
ScNcmn In EurInnl ~


The Grcnt boot and Shoe Cooperative
Scheme In England.
LONDON, Nov. S.-A striking proof OF
tho steady progress OF the principle OF
cooperative production was given yes
terday at Leicester, where over 800 del
egates from all parts OF the kingdom
assembled TO assist at the formal open.
ing OF the largest cooperative boot and
shoe factory in the world. The factory
stands on six acres OF ground. The
buildings cost 100000, and when fitted
with machinery the total outlay will
have been 100000. The working capi-
tai will be s250,000, and the factory will
be able to turn out $4,000 pairs OF SHOES
every week.
This hugo enterprise has been, and
will continue to be, managed by work.
ingmen, and the men who make tho
boots will share in the profits earned by
their labor. Lord Derby recently de-
clared that il the lot OF the working
classes is to be permanently improved
it will bo-by means OF cooperative pro-
duction and distribution rather than by
state aid and socialistic nostrums, and n
good many hard-headed men agree with
his lordship,
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ANARCHISTS MEMORIAL.
Thoy Observe tho Anniversary of the
Death of their Leaders.


CrrcAoo. Now SIN spite Of tho
drlzzling rain, fully 1000 people partic-
ipatcd in tho demonstration and memo
rial today In honor OF tho anarchists
who suffered death four years ago.
There was n street parade with red
flags furled and drapcd IN mourning,
followed by speech making at Wald.
helm cemetery oyer the graves OF the
dead anarchists.
Addresses were made by Henry W.
Eismann, editor OF tho New York
Bakers journal, Morris Schultze, editor
Of the drtcitcr Zsittug, and II. NIiko-
landcrandtheywere alloi thcmost rcvo-
lutionary character. The dead men
were cxtollcd as martyrs OF tho labor
cause, and their graves were covered
with flowers. Eighteen societies were
represented, every one of which
brought its floral offering. One .oi
these was q scatiold Of roses with
the legend in German Though dead,
they still live. Long live anarchy"
Mrs. Lucy Parsons house was decora-
ted with crcps. Early in the day rcd
flag tloated over the roof, but the police
went to the house and took down tho
liaS before it had been long in position.
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DOM pEpRo,s PROSPECTS.
Possibility Tint IIe dizzy be Called t,
Again Rule Over Brazil.

Possibility Tint ITe arny be Called to
Again Rulc Over Brazil.
PARIS, Nov. s.-The Figaro publishes
an interview with Dom Pedro, late En-
peror OF Brazil, in regard to the recent
events at Rio Janeiro. During the
course of this conversation Dom Pedro
said: II know nothing about what has
occurred in Brazil during the past year.
l am as completely ignorant oil the
events OF yesterday as :hose OF to-day.
1t has been my desire to neither di-
rectly nor indirectly cause civil war;"
Continuing, Dom Pedro said that lie
never wished to be anything but pas
tor populi, and that ii it was truo that
Commodore Da Cana was becoming
dictator, the disappearance OF the Da
Fonesca government might imply the
restoration OF the empire. "Da CANA"
he added, "was once my most devoted
friend, and ii the people appeal to their
old Emperor should Immediately un-
dcrtake to return and devote my re-
naming strength to the happiness OF
the people"
News was received to-day from Rio
de Janeiro that President Fonseca had
held long conference with Viscount
Ouro Preto and joaquin Nabuco. They
aro both prominent Imperialists, and
this has given rise to the hope among
supporters OF the old regime that Dom
Pedro would be requested 10 return to
Brazil and take the throne. In case OF
his declining the offer the story goes
that the throne will be offered to the
Comte d'Eau, tho husband of Dom
Pedro's daughter. These stories arc
merely rumors, however. Tho Prcsi-
dent publicly promises constitutional
government
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monial events which hadthcir origin
in n divorce suit instituted against
Rosalie by her former husband. In the
aforementioned suit Louis Clovering
Bonaparte was made correspondent and
tho divorce was granted.
The relations between Rosalio and
Louis eliminated in their marriage, tho
latter assuming on that occasion tho
namo OF Clovis. Louis Clovering Bona-
parte is the son OF Prince Lucein Bona
parte who died a few days ago. Prince
Louis Luccin, however. did not nc
knowledge Louis Clovering as his son
until Oct. ~ last. Two days later Louis
Clovering contracted marriage with
Laura Scott, and 1t is his living with
tho later as his wife which constitutes
tho ground for tho divorce asked for by
Rosalie,
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speeta! pipa,eh 70 he intelligence.

Sptcta! Dt,pdtch to he Intei!ig,nce-.
WASHINGTON, D. G., Nov. S.-Sonator
Faulkner has been in the city most OF
the pas week looking for house ior
himself and family during the coming
session OF congress. lie has succeeded
III making a selection OF furnished
house located near the corner OF Nine
tccnth and Il streets, in tho swell north
western portion OF tho city. lie will
have for neighbors Senator Daniel and
family and quite number OF other con-
gressionai families. He will remove his
family here about the middle OF the
month, when he will come to remain
until tho first session oi the Fiity-sec-
ond congress adiourns. Asked il ex-
Senator Camden was going to oppose
his reelection 10 the Senate, as candi-
date himself, Mr. Faulkner said he did
not know anything about it. 81 will
tell You this" he said, al Mr.. Camden
concludes to be a candidate for the Sem
ate against me | believe l will be the
first one to whom he will make such IN.
tention known"
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signor Crlspi writes u Letter.

PARIS, Nov. lie Natin prints a
letter from Signor Crispi to NJ. Dcs-
marets, OF the Paris bar, in which, after
saying that the Pope "is consumed
with ambition and would sell his soul
to regain temporal power for the pa
pacy,' Signor Crispi expresses approval
OF the neutralizing OF Alsace Lorraine
on the condition that Franco Joins tho
dreibunks Alsace, then, he says, will
bc q buffer" between France and Ger
many. Tho drcibund agreement, he
adds, contains no word against France.
He concludes by appealing to all men
to unto to preserve Europe from the
scOurge OF war.
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TRENTON, \. J., Nov. s.-Joseph
Mayer, proprietor OF the Arsenal pot
terry, for robbing which several arrests
were made yesterday in Philadelphia,
estimates his loss at more than $75, 900.
He says that a conspiracy between his
invoice clerk, William ". Sweet, and
crockery dealers in Philadelphia and
Trenton has been in existence about
six years, and that they divided the
profits on wares which he was accus-
toned to forward to them. Sweet and
his wife are held hero, and besides the
crockery dealers arrested yesterday
others will be arrested tomorrow.
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TIE CHICAGO MYSTERY,
A"o circumstances Surrounding Fam,
CartwrlShts Dontli UnoyplnInod.

1ho circumstances Surrounding Fanny
Cartwrighps Dcntli Unoxplninod.
CHICAGO, Nov. 8.-Tho mystery sur
Toundingthe death OF the actress, Fanny
Cartwright, whose body was found in n
remote railroad yard last week, is still
uniathomsd. Last night tho police
thought they had q possible clew to tho
solution OF the case in the story told
them by ono Harry Burns, to tho
elect that Beatty, who was last
seen with the girl before her death,
placed her dead body on tho track, with
me assistance OF n dissolutc companion,
but they are now convinced there ia
nothing in tho story told by Burns. The
police have learned that at the time OF
her death the actress was engaged to
marry young man named Page, and
IIney arc now nnxiously looking for
Pagc in tho hope that hc can throw
some light on the mystery.
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: ;BosroS; Now = Arrived-scythia,
PnILApnLrH1A, Pa., Nov. 7.-Arriyed
-beigenland, Antwerp; British Prin-
LoSpoS, Nov. s.-sightrd-Drcsden
aha slavonia, Baltimore; Bothnia and
Arizona, New York.
I, LIVERPOOL, Nov. s,-Arrivcd-Nova
scotia, baltimore; Roman, Boston.
hAEyc, Nov. s.-Arrivcd- Gascogne,
QUEENSTOWN, Nov. s.-Arriyed-Ariz.
,, Tna, New York; British Prince, Phila.
:, NEW FoRE, Nov. S.-Arrivcd-Gothi
AlSmbrrs: pubboldam. Amsterdam.
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CZAR's SILVER WEDDING
And tho Prince Of Wnlos' Birthday-Dotl
Occur on tho Same Dny

oSeur va 'ho nhfno Luy.
LONDON, Nov. S.-Thc Emperor and
Empress OF Russia will celebrate their
silver wedding at Lividia Monday morn
ing i'll the palace chapel, and the Arch
bishop OF Odessa will ollicatc, with all
the pomp OF the orthodox church. The
same day the Prince OF Wales will ccle-
brate his tiftieth birthday, in homely
fashion, Mt Sandrinsham, but not in the
midst OF his family, as originally ar
ranged and announced. The Princess
OF Wales and her two unmarried daugh-
tcrs are Mt Lividia, and will figure on
Monday in the Cars glittering train Of
imperial and royal relatives.
Old-iashioncd folk think and saw that
the princesses would be better en-.
ployed warming their husbands and
fathers slippers, and pouring out his
ten, and drinking his health, and say
ing, God bless YOU" and that sort OF
thing, especially ms, in tho course OF na-
ture, the occasion will-not occur again.