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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-07
THE CAMPAIGN IN MEcKLeNsUae.
Prospects Favorable to the Democrats
Reduction of County Taxes.
fCorresrnnhence al fhe Richmond Disl

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispstch.l
CHASE CRY, Va, MAY 5.-Never before
in the history Of this county asthere been
known such an active contest for the
Offices TO be filed at the election TO be
held the 28th OF this month. The rival
candidates are going into every ne'ghbor-
hood holding discussions and making
demiciliary visits. Colonel w. Il. ATKINS,
the Democratic. and Il. I. Thorp, the Re
publican candidates for Commonwealtn's
attorney, are the respective leaders Tor
each side, and they are making most
vigorous campaign. Mr.. Thorp's political
course has been q very yaclllating ana
vulnerable one, and Colonel Atkins assalis
It with telling effect before the people.
The prospects now are decidedly favorable
for the success of the Democratic ticket.
The Alliance men and Prohibitionists
are taking no part as such in the canvass.
TAXES REDUCED.
The Board Of Supervisors of this county
have reduced the rate Of county taxes
from 20 TO 30 cents. which will meet the
the county judgeand the Commonwealth
attorney n committee 20 apply to the
Board Of Public Works to have the assess
mcnt of the railroads In Mecklenburg
CqualiZed. Some have heen assessed too
low. Twenty cents on the one hundred
dollars Of property, real and personal, was
made to pay interest Oh the railroad bonds
Of the county. II the Board of Pubic
Works will equaliZe the assessment OF the
railroads in this county. and rate the Rich
mOnd and Mecklenburg and Oxford ana
GAINESVILLE the same as the Atlantic ana
Danville railway, the county would be re-
stored % the condition it was financially
before the railroad subscription. There
are about eighty miles Of railroad In the
county.
Az ALLIANCE ORGAN.
The Alliance will commence this week
the publication Of a newspaper at the
COunty-seat
The Alliance tobacco warehouse at this
place has suspended business. While the
farmers can produce tobacco 1t seems they
cannot successfully sell and speculate mt.
Probably they can run newspaper, which
il usually considered q very easy business
until one has tried it and knows how 1t IS
himself
BUM-sHOPs CLOSE.
The County Judge at the last term OF the
court refused any license for sale of liquor
of this place, which gives Joy TO the rrohl-
bitionists and dependency TO the wet
men,
The farmers are now suffering for rain.
Wheat is looking well; tobacco-plants
coming on hnelY; but niue corn pIhHtcu:
grasses looking luXuriaut; forests IN iull
foliage; vegetables never more backward;
fruit viii be abundant. Health of people
unusually good. Doctors feel like Othello.
A prominent bank official Of the county
told me that money was abundant in the
county. Loans are not much sought after.
Cause, the high prices the corn and to-
bacco crops Of last year have commanded.
Good lands are now in demand, es-
pecially for bright tobacco, but prices
offered for all lands remarkably low.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-07
Good Work of Treasury Experts.
RE- telegraDh 10 the DisDatch.1

WASHINGTON, May 6.-Treasury experts
have been engaged for a week trying to identify
"a much as possible Of the $4,000 that was
badly charrcd by fire in the recent wreck NJ
Warng station, Md on tho Baltimore and Ohio
railroad, while in transit 20 western banks The
money was enclosed in three iron safes The
lab0rs OF the experts have been very successful'
"a they have succeeded in Identifying the de-
nominations Of all the notes except about 500,
Tho notes Identified Will be received by tho
Treasury Department. The 300 lost viii be
borne by the United States Express Company,
In whose charge II was at the time Of shipment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-07
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK. May g. The waiting attitude OF
the stock market was moro fully exemplfed
to-day, and although there was fairly active
business transacted IN n few leading shares
there was only tho usual narrow movement OF
prices with no decisive movements. The pre-
vailng temper Of the market was hrmness, how
ever though it changed from time TO time rs the
views Of the local operators changed for better
or worse. The weakness Of Louisville under
pressure was one OF the features of the early
trading, while the strength In the Wheeling and
Lake Erie shares was another. Outside OF the
activity IN st. Paul and Chicago Cos and Atchl-
son at times thcre was no other special feature
OF interest The inactive stocks were complete
ly,neglected, and not only was the numbertra
IN reduced, but movement among them was
entirely lacking.
THE OPENING IRREGULAR.
The opening was made az irregular changes
from last evenings figures, and the stihenlng
tendency OF last evening soon became apparent
in the advancing figures, which, however, mover
got far away from those Of the opening, and the
selling by London caused q sharp reaction,
which took prices fraoti0nally below the level OF
first sales. Louisville declined l per cent, but
Wheeling and Lake Erie preferred rose IKE
amount. The downward movement was short
lived, and IN the afternoon the confident feeling
became 80 pronounced that n full rally followed
In the general list, While rev STOCKS wore litteu
materially. Among these Cordage was most
prominent rising early 3 per cent. from It's low
est figure, and holding most Of the gain 10 the
end Further exports OF gold were made to-day,
the full amount going out being S2,0OO,oOO.
Tho reports have tended to depress the market,
and we're instrumental to-day In making the
early downward movement. The movement on
foot in the Argentine Republic 10 place that
country on a silver basis would lead 10 n large
export Of silver from the United States and 10 an
advance ia tho yniuaOt silver.
THE CLOSE STRONG AND coNPIDENr.
The final dealings In the stock market were
marked by fow movements among tho low
priced shares, Hooking Valley being prominent
with gain Of llS per cent, but tho general list
was content with fractional advances. The mar
ket, however, whilequiet closed strong and CONT
don't ut the highest prices Of theday. There WAS
the usual quiet business in railroad bonds.
Sales-Liste1, 24S,000 shares; unlisted, 1900
shares
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Euenmg.-Exchange quiet and steady at ASA
400. Commercial bills. 4S4a4S1la. Money easy
M 3a4l5, closing offered at 20. Sub-Treasury
balances-C DIN. II 900; currency 20. ~
600 Governments dull but steady; per cents,
l2OL 41S's, l0l. State bonds quiet and steady
20 firm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-07
FIorida's Senatorial Chestnut
rpy tcla,raph IN the Dispntch,l

TALLAHASSEE, FLA, May 6.-Ihe sixty
first ballot In the Democratic caucus tonight Tor
United States senator resulted Can, 30; Mays,
80; Bloxbam, 2; Long, Blank, D. Represen,
tatiye Jenkins cast the two proxies which raised
80 much disturbance last night-tho5e OF senator
johnson and Representative PollOck-iOr
" blank, thereby taking from the Call side one
vote, which was made good, however, by Repre-
sentative Johnson's coming over 70 the senator
The sixty-secOnd vote resulted exactly Ike me
siXty-hrst. The caucus adjourned at iElo'
The situation shows no material change.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-07

pers, 4; darks, 10; Straps, S-sosAb -
hoads
On Change to-day: p. T. Van Apswespss
Antwerp, Belgium; =. r. Harris, 81. 9. Csnoss
+. A. Davis, and william II. wsitcf, Hendees
C.. John A. Katx, Lynchbars, Va, ana ~
L. Dlbreli. DsnviiIc, Va; Major A. n. ofeeosys
Oxford, N. @.
business was again brisk In smokers 80
aIlers. close inspection Of tho market revesb
mat there are no sonnd old or double old nrsfs
70 be had. The last crop Is also dsncientin niers
and smokers, especially IN medium snd common
grades. therefore prices must rule s'sd ana
higher for such properly Wrappers remain
quiet.
Gentlemen from North Carolina today repon
frost damage 70 vegetables and pcrsimmons'
Plants are canvas protected and are being vs'es'
ed. and The ny and dry weather refard sfo~tns
oaly few crops In North Carolina have been
partly set. Tho crop is nearly so per cent sold
Prices generally are stronger. The western
markets report decline In stock Of 10000 hoss'
heads TO May LIST a. compared with May !, issV'
Breaks here small, and little fresh tobacco ones'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-07
AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION.
A Question from virginia Touching tn
Code of Ethics.
LBy teIegraph 10 the DIspntch.l

WAsHIyGroN. May 6.-The American
Medical Association to-day fairly settled
10 tho general session i'm the forenoon was a
communication from the Medical Society OF the
State of Virginia asking advice az to how far the
code 81 ethics admitted n compliance with the
rules laid down by various corporations chlehy
railroads for the action Of rs contract surgeons.
In fact, 10 contract with railroad Is the same as
contracting with an individual, and 90 contrary
90 the code Of ethics. 10 was referred 20 conf
mittce TO investigate this suspected oYu.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-07

Ispoclal Telegram 70 the Dispatch.l
ALL CROPS IN BoTEToURT KILLED.

TNUeNIhI IeIVEfITH % IIIU III I7TI0VII'I
FrNCAsTIE, VA, May 6.--The damage from the
frost of last night ia this county is incalculable
In the sections heard from II Is believed that
nearly all of the fruit is killed. Apples and
peaches we're frozen 10 tho core. The tomato
plants were Killed in the plant-beds ana early
xyegot a bles frozen 10 the ground.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-07
THE scUMENlcAL COUNCIL.
The Programme Adopted - Important
Papers to BE Discussed and Considered.
rp,t,;r,ora American1


baltimore Americana
The programme and Executive Commit
tees of the Ecumenical Council OF Metho-
disms which is to meet IN washington
city on October 18th. met on Tuesday last
in the secondary session at 1l8 east Balti-
more street. Bishop John +. Hurst pre-
sided. Rev. DIR. Hamilton, OF Boston, WAS
secretary. They adopted the hnal pro
gramme for the twelye-days' session so lar
as relates to the topics upon, Whlcn
papers are TO be presented and which are
TO be discussed. At this worlds coun-
Gil of five hundred delegates fifteen
papers are to be read and then discussed.
Fifty speakers are to be appointed Tor
these discussions, embracing the most aple
Methodist divines and laymen III TINS
country and Europe. These VIII be ap-
pointed at a future meeting. Among the
distinguished persons from England VINO
have already been appointed by the Euro
pean Committee TO make addresses az the
council are the following: Rev. hugh
Price Hughes, Of London, the great re-
former and editor the Methodist Times /;
Mark GUY Pearse, Of London, VINO
conducts the popular meetings at ~: james
Hall, Pail Mall, London; Rev. william
Arthur, of London, author OF The tongue
OF Fire" and Rev. DR.. Osborne ana FRO
fessor Davidson, of England. Inc action
on the programme yesterday was mat.
This programme came yesterday before
the committee for the third time. IL was
also submitted 10 the " Over-the-Oc p"
Committee twice. and amended by them
In some respects.
The programme covers the subjects for
the entire twelve days which the conven-
ton is to continue. The object OF pre-
senting these papers and discussions Is 20
arrive at consensus of opinion OF Gil the
Methodist bodies in the world.
THE PROGRAMME.
The programme is as follows, Rev. Dr..
Arthur. Of London, viii preach the open
ing sermon; administering of the Lords
Supper, election OF officers, reading OF
papers on Popular Amusement" and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-07
,rr,n,rs AN MELON Crop DAMAGED
DAMAGE SLIGHT IN SOUTHAMPTON.

INTIWIIfI
| FRANKLIN, SOUTHAMPTON COUNTY, VA, May u
| We had "A very heavy frost last night, but the
| opinion seems to be that there was no material
damage 10 growing crops, except early yegeta-
bles In private gardens. The fruit Is not hurt at
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-07
FRUIT INJURED IN KING GEORGE.


KING GEORGE COUNTY, May 5.-The hail and
wind-storm which swept over portions OF this
county last Friday evening about o'clock
played havoc with the fruit crop. At least %
per cent. Of the young fruit was beaten on the
per cent is bruised and manglcd 10 such an eX-
tent that the crop will throughout the belt OF
country visited by the storm be a total failure.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-07
EARLY VEGETABLES KILLED IN AMELIA
fArnrinf tni..,.n ~, % thn nIarntrh 1

JETERsyILLE, May 6.-Thero was n sudden
change in the weather Inst evening The wind
was due north at day-dawn, and this morning
there was heavy frost. Many Of the early yege-
tables were killed and the young leaves on the
forest trees were bitten and hung lfccss on the
limbs. The crop prospect is poor indeed; corn
not planted in full; oats and wheat suffering for
rain; tobacco plants under cover and doing wei.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-07

The programme is as follows, Rev. DR..
Arthur. Of London, viii preach the open
ing sermon; administering OF the Lords
papers on Popular Amusements" and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-07
Postmasters Appointed.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., May 6.-Postmasters
wero appointed as follows for Virginia to-day;
4. b. Mallory, Edgerton, Brunswick county, rice
Il. Hagood, removed; G.. ID. Calls, Ianuth, Lam
castor county, Uice r. A. Freakle. removed
North Cardinal X. ~. Malone, llardes MIL,
Person county, Uice j. d. Jones, resigned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-07
GARDEN STUFF AID GRAPES DAMAGED.
fC,..,,,1 ,ator,.,,,, O., tbo Dig,,,+5,,, .

T-----T7T
SCoTTsvuLE, May GA cold wave from tho
northwest sWOopcd down on Us yesterday morn
ing and continued all day with n cold. driving
wind until about night, when IL quoted, aud last
night we had pretty stiff frost, which did con-
siderable damage to garden stuff, grapes, &C., in
some localities. but ] don't think il killed the
fruit 20 any largo extent Grave fears are en-
tertained though for the grapes Of this county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-07
Heredity.
lThn Enochl

at Is curious that so attractive man as
Browney never married.
Family Influence. All his ancestors ior
four generations back were bachelors be-
leve.n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-07

CHARLOTTESVILLE, May G.-FrOm reliable
Information obtained from several farm
ers Of this section Il Is learned that the
frost Of last night damaged all tender vegetation
on low grounds. IL II thought that the grapes
are injured very much, and that rot more than
half n crop win be made, and early vegetables
are badly bitten. The Thermometer was down
10 thirty-One degrees In some places, and II II
clears up there will be another heavy frost to-
pfphf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-07

II you want TO be on tho
safe side Of health hRYe n
LIGHT WEIGHT OVER
COAT handy all the time.
Get II to-day If you haven't
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-07

The pleasant esctand the pe5iiec. ss srn,
,y;th which ladies may use tle hau'u aa,di.
laxatiye. Syrup OF Figs, npans ~ Il 4
tions make it their fasoii'a, q, sssts gentle.
pleasing 20 the. eye ana " ens The kidneys,
Vet effectual In acting on sno
liver. and bowels.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-07
j. TIP FOR
TO-DAY.

good one. We've kept our stock in ship-shape
in anticipation of these "spels" Of weather.
They're apt TO trip you up almost any time
and it's only pardonable precautlon for you to be
provided. Just think of the occasions when
you'll need an extra coyering-almost every
morning and evening for some time 70 come
yet-on your trips down the river-of on your
vacation. You don't put another garment in
your wardrobe that works out its cost as quickly
as the LIGHTWEIGHT OvERCoAT. Buy one
you're going to DO satisfied with-that1l wear its
worth-dt you-be stylish-and yet be marked
where you won't have to stand on "tip-toe" to
reach it. OURS answer all these descriptions
They're the BEST COATS, and they COST YOU
LESS than anybodys else. $40 to s35 Is the
run " Of price. PERFECT SATISFACTION the
KNOWN QUANTITY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-07
nas fRosr IN NoRrA cAaoLlNA
crowiae Crops Considerably Damaged
Fruit Not Much Injured.
Especial telegram 70 the Disps'ch.i

WELDON. N. O., May. 6.-There was a
heavy frost here last night: Inc e., grow s,i,S
wvp, ,,ess III tho cotton Is nos yet up. Inc
,rs Is very cold and ires are exceedingly
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-07
NOTTAwAY GARDENS SUFFERED.

BURKEvILLE, VA, May G.-There was frost
here last night and thin ice formed on still
water. Gardens suffered mostly the frost biting
the potatoes, snaps, and many other small Vege-
tables Damage not very great. Can hear OF
no injury TO fruit or tobacco-plants. u Is sim
quite cool, and If no change there viii DO ros TO-
ftfr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-07
A NIPPING MAY FROST
DAMAGING EFFECTS or THE HARD
FREEZE IN va, N. c., AND w. VA.
Garden Stuffs, Early Vegetables, Grapes,
and Fruits OF All Kinds Iujured-To-
bacco-PIan,s Only slightly.
Special telegram to the plspa,ch.l

FARNyILLg, VA, May 6.-There was a white
frost I'm this section last night Vegetation Is
badly injured. Vegetables are nearly all killed.
TobaccO-plant8 not hurt. Field corn in low places
killed. Grapes killed. Can't tell yet the Injury
20 fruit the trees are In fun leaf, but Il i in
iured. Prospects for a killing frost tonight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-07

NV ORLEANS La, May en- Pasquale Corte,
,- italian Consul IN this city, being interviewed
t Exporter, said that he was not satisneo =.
i "lt ih" conclusions arrived ~ ~ inc gIelu
i'!. gni became very much excited Ia dlscusslhe
- thd taken pains 20 bring before thOee
,'.tlr'uAu,' SAID Nr. Corte, all the doeut.ohls
~. ~ ana Information Ia my possession rela,ito
'L. men implicated Ia tho Hcnnessey muInel.
w." hnl uat the grand Jury has not used my
pr. nation az ! had iyenHfof 81 en-, ana ma
.l 1ld say was only partly mace useos. inc
t.A ni secrecy as 20 what frau6p7rel III tho
t'-Nl-.ufy rOOID prec;udes me frofa saying any
~ ~ more On that subject. will send = copy on
report and an account OF my actions 10 INC
'N' govomment very shortly"
~ tLIt sLNIINEET DRnoRALIzKD BY THE LOTTERY
,,'Acgs0SyILLE, FiA., May Accommodating ON
h.. resentment Of the grand iary al New w
'l' NO IsmeS- linton says editofMny; ~ "
~. i'ht hat the Jury had no other object Ia view
,.th 70 Justify the action 81 the cltlzens AFTER
et-ts many thousand words for this purpose
,y Tow would snffice 20 state the Only tsct IA
uieh The world Is specially interested nancy,
~ 'l Tue jury declined 20 make any indictments.
tns pr0bablyis the result which has generhiy
ia etDeeted< bat Il would have been more say
@iacl0fy 70 tie nation and wonid have heiped y
yli Of a dipi0matie complication u there hed
.'en AZ least SHOW OF trying the leaders o. tho
9i41ling party. The case ~ II nov stands VIII
~ rather embarrassing 70 the Oofernmunt.
iuDhc sentiment In New Orleans has undoubteo.
y been seriously denorali1ed BY the crafty
P'1'y pursued by the lottery cDfnpany. AZ 1ny
YFtlgn VI the population Gspfecates INC sho's-
,e slaughter Of The Italians 10 n not knosh OUT
VI No city. The people o. uof7 iotsa"a''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-07
eALrIMoRg STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. ND, May 6.-Virginia consols, AZ
bid do. l0-40's, 80; do. 3s. 641h asked; Balti'
more and Ohio stock, 80; Cincinnati. Washing
ton and Baltimore lists, 96I6 asked; consolidated
gas bonds, 113; do. stock, As.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-07
Beans and Potatoes slain.

JoHNBos CRY, TESN.. May ga slight
frost this morning killed early beans and swee,
potatoes throughout this section. Ice was hnll
an inch thick at Cloudland on the top Of koan
mountain.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-07
TILE DAMAGE IN PATRICK.

Especial telegram TO the Dispatch'I
sruART. VA, May 6.-By the frost last night
early vegetables and fruits were damaged. IL
a. colder tO-nicht
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-07
roo LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.
vETANTED, TO SELL A FINE

w THOROUGHBRED HOksk, three years
old. Well broke, thoroughly gentle, and can DO
easily managed by q lady. Stylish In appear
ance and good mover. Can DO seen by calling
al Murphy's Hotel between ] / ard IL this morn
ing OF between and this afternoon
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-07
VEGETABLES KILLED IN RoCKBRIDGE
fc-.-.t ,,,,.o,,, a., fIo nigposeb I

LEXINGTON, VA, May Eve are having some
of the coolest weather ever felt here in May. The
mercury went below thirty last night As con- con-
| sequence great damage has been done. Most OF
! the early vegetables were destroyed and All
fruits suffered severely, In fact even the leaves
OF the forest were killed Tonight II Is sim cOd
/ and the damage will be increased.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-07

SCOTLAND NICK, n. c., May G.--There was
quite n frost here last night. Cotton and tender
garden planis are very much injured. In nc
western part OF this county there u connideraDle
wheat and oats raised, and reports como mat
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-07
INJURIOUS TO ToBACCO-BEDs.

T0I'U-IttI WIZ 7IIII 70 ITITT III7I lITIIsT
PETERSBURG, VA, May G.-Thcre was n heavy
frost this morning and the temperature was de-
cidedly chilly. The fruit Is 80 far advanced. how
ever, as 20 be thought beyond injury by frost.
The cool weather IS, however, very injurious TO
tho tobacco-beds, and 10 Is feared tho frost may
haVn cauand injury in TINT rnanncf.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-07
NO DAMAGE IN CAMPBELL OR AMHERST.

LYYCHBURG, VA, May 6.-There was only a
slight frost IN this city, although tho weather
was very cold last night and the wind very high.
No damage was done here 80 far as known. A
farmer from Campbell and one from Amherst
was seen here to-day and they report heavy
frosts but think no material damage was done.
They say tho fruit crop is 40 far abundant that
they consider that the frost would ne rather a
benefit than otherwise, as Il would be apt 20
cause some Of the young fruit 20 fall, making that
not killed better than IL otherwise would be.
Heavy frost Il also reported In Bedford county,
which did considerable damage 10 early yegeta-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-07
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES or THE WORLD
Prices for Money. Bonds. Stocks. Grain.
Tobacco. Cotton, &c., and In Con-
nection Thcrswith the wes-
ther IndicatIons
[Rr ,elograph % thc pispa.ch.l

IBy teIegraph 20 tho DFpHtch'I
r wAsHNoros. d. c.. Nav e.-Fore-
liar cast for Virginia and North Caro-
lima. Fair Thursday and Friday !:
continued low temperature ex-
cept slightly warmer in the extreme western
portion; north winds; warmer Friday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-07

THE WAITER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY
was fair and chilly in the day, followed by
cloudy weather at night.
Range of the thermometer at the 'front.'
door Of the Drsplrcyp Office Yesterday;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-07

RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
lReporsed Tor tho Dispatch.i
NAT g. 1901.
Auction offerings ON Change to-day. 10 pack
ages and . taken In; highest. 40; iosess'
s5.20-average, eliza.
Revenue collections; Cigars aud esarestes'
eee2. SIS tobacco, s2,0S9. 5e-sotai, ~, oSS-sA
Private Gales: Filters. IA; smokcrA -; vrap