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so-lFi.les owing 20 the riy ot hope offered by
The -irCnc-Ihomas plan, resulted IN sharp adj
vance in the stock az TIE company This and
thr spurt among tho coat shares IN the Alter
noon, were the prn '.pa features II the day.
Opening prices under the influence Of 2 further
demand from the foreigners and the shorts were
all from q, 10 L. per cent better than IN" finals ~
last night and fgrtlcr improvements were mace
during the Isl hour. which brought prices mp %
n lowell, Whlcn was ia but few cases surpassed
during me rest of the DAY. The check was
given % the Advance boy The driyo a. the tirang-
ers ir which both -. Paul ana Rock l-ani were
specially prominent Tor weakness, but tac linlt
% This reached the entire market. alter Tie
slight Reaction II novel forward 'gin. though
me progress made was necessarily slow Tor Che
rcr nindcr % the fgy, excepting ns ~ torlh2e
pre- red which succee icl in hlm ~ catching mp
VII tne common before the close OF the LAY.
Bul laferfle
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-26

qh> crowd was considerably augmented and
OF -f,.Iye-ngpners and began hamnefinS IN
fte coor. The sheriff warned them % Gesisi
ian ;hey dad not heed him until several shot
wore fred into their midst romthe inside ., ih'
slIe, d traveller for Fadgiti BiO.hers, was ia u
In he face " IN small shot, aud man NAMED
smith. living ln south Dallas, vas shot through
tbe log with large ball Neiiheroi tie "oundi
Disiit Judge Charles f. Tucker and Judge O
y. Aldrlfge made snort spccthcS urging th'
mon To ief tho law take iss cOufso, and finally
after much parleyDg. the mon dispersed III II
impossible 10 ten who nred th0ta-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-26

Correspondence ~ the Richmond pispatchl
FI0S CoiIfaE, y. G., Nay 2i.-lhe General
tr-ief.en Convention met last night 500 the col
!r.e chapel. Tine report CO.. The committee On
Publications was sflr.tedlv discussed ny several
gentlemen and consumed very much "i me eve
n,lr. When the subject ~ a memorial cAur'h'
o. ba built In Norfolk, Va. trernriDiMug the
union of the northern and southern Churches
which was effected no Marion, lni., 10 $50, was
introduced. n ELECTED from Dr. NeNhine'' %
Franklin, o., an aui" ana eu.AIaI'--l..
d.. WINS ol0luent iu hls appeal Tor memorial lzing
the union. and while hc was earnest ana r'il'iH'
uts speech vas fan of ut. Tie paper vas con-
tirucI ana W1ir "a special oriff l'. I'-.iaF o, /
o'-locr. eueu Dr. g.. o. Jones, OF N0fois, ga,
VIII % .iirrs- the convention.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-26
\ MOB or THREE THOUSAND.
A Jail Battered 10 secure Murd erer-
Hloody Encounter Between Factions.

TNy ffIHErHUI y Ihr UI'II4I'I'I
DsirA-, Tx. Nay 25.-Perhaps czriicmcn'
never ran higher in Dallas than II docs a. this
.iis,at-a 81, seut, following the killing a. the
Union depot. BY Henry Miller, negro saloon
for.er. Of Onlcer G. o. Brewer, Of tho roiice
force Miller was captured after running hghi
and ioiged 10 thl county jML mob 81 5000
are assaultug the .ai bIilIins' Ohieil ~ tA'
,.i. ,,rt r,l...a CROW bars. aud ra.lrcad-rails.
Inc nr-t assault Was met By tie shcr!b ana
III. deputies. Three men of the assnriiins patis
o,er- wounded ln flo nsht that enau"i lhe
eterif and his deputies rriroatod into ihe JAIL
49,. otany u any. we're injured ia not known.
Cifizens are Hooking T. the rescue y the on,ers-
WHO are determined 90 resist the moo 70 The
death.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-26
RLLlANcg-D DAY m The VALLEY.
brad. Beverly and Senator PcfTer Deliver
1Jplcai addrr.sss--Tarm Machinery.
Ispccill iolcCram 10 thc D'apaich.l

Especial telegram to The D'apaich.l
HiHRisOA BURG. Va, May ai.-several thou.
sard strangers from the valley counties were
prescott today AZ assembly Park. n beautiful
grove near Harrisonburg, 10 witaess IN exhibit
Of farm machinery and @ hear speeches by
notable speakers. Tnls Wa Farmers Alliance
day end senator Pefier, d Kansas, wis the
yril -ipal attraction. VIZ y. bral. brFofly, 81
lagguier was the grit speaker. Tie strongly
favored IN, rzuanrion OF thc irfcncy by the
free aud unlimited ro.angn 90 silver aud en-
dGrsed tho subj TrGeurf r'hcWc' lie siid ne
h0d rp'ninr % 60 Win u0ilr-, pit the present
agitation b. for the prrserFat'oh OF ,Le nonc a,9
Be broker ur.
senator Peter sp1se f1r nearly an hour and n
haf. iic told OF the organ ltil.h ~ me AlhnHcf
in Kansas. aud the agitation which lcsIiied IN
BIS election 9, tlc United = .tef Srlnie. hc Dc
clarei THAT Ito people had been betrayed by
both Democrats AID bepuplcths IN I "h1tc-r'
ard urrci Tue election o moro fiHtnce repre-
f,rfats.= "a. That l4li result rot only VA 'ho rec
coinage ~ silver. iut ne lcop'c would haze all
tnc money ihey wanted az . per cent.
rI0ranSa ~ gfEclMcirY
Hoslid that he would ln'f'-iuee bill ia the SEN
nfr tomorrow tor thn erection ~ an exc, en- ein-
ou ia karass SO fhnf 10" iaiht coild hereafter
havnfnei~ r.oughing done by electricity. lie ON
ncndcI senator Joln s.. Daniel as reprceen-
turVe az farmers IN trc.r struggle Tor uunuchl
ro,Ief. and said bc go rot believe iaet nc Sean-
to- would surrenicI Ofne gold mon undor any
party pres.ufe that might be inF9heI. L1-1enn-
Tor WingGolI. o. Ailcn1rle. and other piom-
mont Alliance men were present his l. the
initial 81 permanent spring ,enIibi OF farm
machinery ~ Assembly fa,h winch tue mhu-
a,e.ncnt expect % cOuduc' on largo scale.
r.s.nplirs t1c Fa-ness Alliance grove dis
p'ar in Penn s7lvauln. hc e1hitf TINS wees
comprise. nearly every sort ot agricultural ma
cet.f ~ erresouffrc many northern and
western mnkers. ma ia extent and variety far
surDaa-cI what a. usually % nr so'u 40 toe
c1uutr fairs. In August theio Nill be iTo week
Session ~ the Virginia Clauia-Iua on TIE
grounds
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-26

Thewoman who hasoncc tried
RtarIlne is suited. 1t suits
millions Of women who are
using it; and millions more
are following suit. 1t washes
easily, to save your clothes and
your strength; it cleans thor
oughly, to save your time and
your temper. DO You know
thatwith Pfa1-llActhere IS little
or no rubbing? 1t is the rub,
rub, rubbing that wears out
observation-disclosures of your
paint. You will like Pfarll4G
because it is sure; there IS
nothing like it, because it is
safe.
Beware Of limitations 90 JAMES PYLE. Ny.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-26

Ngw Y0Rg May 25.--CO-ton-Not rere.q'-
nO1o. gross. saY bales. Futures closed 4.l't ni,
steal, sales, lli.juO bales; Nay, s.l"; j d."
1925: July. $3.50; August. $3.50; september
s.43: October, Sl.5*. November T..t-i "
cember. S..1g: January, s1.sl; February
s4.9l: March. -.
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Accident To Captain Brown.
-sro.-al .-iarr.-n fn tho nlenafch. l

Dtvyuir. Va. May 25.-Captain T. J.. Brown,
a valued citizen ~ f.l- -ity, AMI one ~ fae ~ 10
uriofnrs aud Inspector 10 fle Storage warehouse,
len .rom the roHt dlO' o that building Ms
morning Willie ~. c!lns nom an att. * oil VERT
70 end received -sr.oI- Injuries IT, was ui-
CONSCIOUS when picked up and romano Do that
condition for eeycral hours. He was resting easy
az last accounts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-26
When Travelling,

whether on pleasure bent OF business,
take Oh every trip bot'!e OF syrup OF
FIGS as II acts mott pleasantly and efec-
tiyely on the kidneys. liver, and bowels,
preventing feycrs. headaches. and other
forms Of sickness. For sale In 50-cept and
81 bottles W al leading druggists.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-26
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Mem temperaiure........-.....~72
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-26

NV YORK. Nay 25.-The stock market today
was stlll - animated. hut thore was n Crafty
ing change IN the temper Of the dealings from
weasness TO- strength and higher prices. The
market was active IN spots, and the early bear
manipDlatons Of the Changers and the incrersei
Ininresi Nm To
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-26
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

NEW 1UHk.
SEw YORK, May 25.-Cotton steady middling
uplancs. Ice; middlins Orleans, ll-loc.
"a IS, 5O1 bales: totsl net receipt, all pof.-,
1891 bales; rxports-to treat Britain. i.yio
bales; t. the Continent. l.ool bales slocA, 90.
ana bsIes. southern dour quiet, steady. Wheat
uusclIlei. closing ssesiy; moderate demand
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-26
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE

RICHMOND. May 25.-oFFEaISGs-Nh eat, 100
pu- hsis. Corn, I1s bushels Oats, i'oOO Du7h-
ei7. 90
s,Igs Wheat, 1900 bushels. Corn, l,S's
bushels. Oats, 1000 bushels.
QU0fArI)s.
Waglr -L)asDerry, 9fa2J'. Mixed. 93ayoc.
shortDerry. g9a05c. No. red, 93agic.
OoAs-Nhlte. Virginia. Jsa3'c. {; N1 :, White,
d A.. t.. No. =. mixed. pba1. =
OArs.-No. :. 31s3oe.: NO 5. 3Jao"c
nYx-S iaS.5c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-26
THE WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY
was clear and warm.
Range Of the Thermometer AZ tho front

door of the DrspArca Office Yesterday:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-26
NARISE INTELLIGENCE.

PoRrOF RICHMOND. MAY %. 1872.
Arrived.
steamer hrisl Dsyo. Norfolk. merchandise
AID oasseugers: L. 3. IGtin, vicn-preslIen-
s.iooner ]. FRANK sayey, Kelley, kenneDec,
ice Home lee aud Coal Company.
Schooner Alex. Wiley, Beacnemp, Baltimore
oyster-shells, curtis & Parker.
SAILED.
schooner George X. yuliini, Abbott, New
Haven. pig-lron, J. y. Gordon, agent; vessel,
curtis and Parker.
PoKT OF NEWPORT NEWS. MAY 20, ls1-
tby telegraph
ARkiyEp.
steamship Old Dominion, Richmond
sAfLEr.
Steamship Old Dominion. New York.
schooner Cottinsham, Wilmington, Ne T.
steamship Kfnclent, London.
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YORK-RIyER Line, vA"E'E fo'Sf'
THE FAyomrg ROUTE NORTH
LEAVE RICHMOND:

TRAIN 40. 10, $40 y. "
,ocr tvppFs, daily excopi sunday
So a.. All .tatons. AZ les,pf h- ..ili.>...
stols ~ - 'rare for Wakor;on with HAlI'A'i'
steamer al West Point
''''''' TRAM No. lJ, 40 y. y.
BALTIMORE LIMITED daily except eaI 10,
., Eesr Point conneciiLs siih 40. -.
~ 10. ,or baltimore 40 Baltimore $3.50 a.
'.',nee, Win Baltimore AMI ono "a. W.
v.sningtou. Philadelphia. ali Nfs ! ',.'t ~.
Sfranicr. leave BALTIMORE % T. - "'"'
csp. saniay. ,.,....s o.ny A. A. a.!
1910 4. ".
TRAIN No. 40. $3.50 A. u.
LOCAL MIXED. daily except sunday, 80
Txeuty.thirl street for Nost PONY ana '''-'''''
disic points .., ,, virginia .tfee,.
onna ) A. N. to6P.N., sua tsom T. h " "'''
A. NJ. ., -. Al, .t,..t
sol HAAS, yA,,-..,,,.r A.snt
w A. iNkA, ,.. = N
As-'t General f2,-enset a-o..,
W "A. ,,FsgS General MANAGER
Rxkxytxy superintcu.ent.
is. PoIrs, Ia seDgeg Aseal vi9 NAN suvsS
kichmond. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-26

DICUMOND AND DANNlLLE
IN RAILROAD
SCHEDULE - LtfEtl NAL I'' 1870
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND VA. /:
800 4. NJ SOITHERN EXPRESS ds.y W ~ "
ianta. kucuara. api points SUM
connect. a fireffHf0rJ ~ Nlihtlh
aud raleigh. ~ >aii-bnry FOR "r'.'
rrn N0rht afu.llh iarsenf"f' "a
tnke sleeper % % p u. laf,Is"
aieeref- from uanyla -o4il.
q.oop N FASl MAIL. daily f,f AihAif' =
"''N ,,.fr AMI pD|nf- south come 5
ntkEf~h fLLl fr liHrfrtlt''' -.
ford Henderson. bnf ans CO
Ralnlrh. 4 CAR roc- iHfptf. .i'..
richmond 70 kAlsiFl.- lAi.i-N
'ieep.r- from nsny. Do -alth. ~,
nocf. A. salisbury for t.hef.i "a
vv..terp North tirlnra -i1i.on,-
,r,sYuSgT0N As epl lh-
WFSTFRN yFSflbl Lf lNi ~.
4nuth-bouni, leaves D@n'i~- -
eo,pv IoCAI. daily fox-egt >gniay, ~
o.oo T. VI L,'o,tia ,.arth0..e AID uterine
date POINTS ,,,o>rn
TRAINS ARRlNE Al hiN''''
$50 T.. NJ ,....,thas.,.
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Leave
- Richmond. h.gh'h--tf"'i Htti'n.
EARMyILLE AND rONhArAN

L'ARMVILLE AID lONHAIAN
Kali tDAp.
GENERAL OfIflE .I5 Milt ~llIffl.
stUEDTIEIs ETFEI MAJ -. irf-
TEt.E N HlNu.
1o.go f.. N. rq stlgrfrt -f Dino fIr ft'n'
tlunand lutar..d.ai" lDIn,. a.-s
a. hester.
j:41 +. VI. rlf Atiaau' tlt' -..' if "''-
Uufa.
AHsIVR WrNNNn.
fo.3o A. NJ 10 Atlantic D.a.t l.ra irIn frn-
tiie aul Iufarm.l stations aces
a. Chester.
s.9,A NJ IA Ausnt'crolsi .lne from b.f-
mIiH.
All trains daily except sunday
ri.trf.on 4iennd ftsri,. .nfeknd 'lr lsl q
I-NioA DFrOT D. D.. WILSON,
General Passenger Agent
JAMES x. WERrB. Gsnoral Nan' sct. 1.l -
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"' '.' lL'
A.fi1
' ''i-
.. Was Hi iiF'i
N'- D."
"
.'
' "..-.s. 700
..r' trs.
.t r-..t -.u.r-i.r pep I
... t.. -...,.
r.-.... .,t.. -,... ......
... ...... .-f.-....r.,
.-.. ...... -. ........
3D.. ~,.- ,,f .r.-
....-r r..t. l-,f-
..., ftf f..,.i.
....-
.. ........ r...
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WILMINGTON.


WrNIyGr0V, \. Q, Nay Hj.- 1rpeutin7
2-is. Ros'n nfm; strained, 95r; good
etraned, a.. Tar steady AZ sl.3j. Crude tHf
pentlne steady hard, 81; yeliow-iip aud virgin
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Leave Arfifn
No Richmond. PotcrslurF.
TRAINS NoRrnwARD.



Noe. ~, 33. ana 36 make no stops. hos D.
-. aut ~ stop 30 signal at u.hr.'er. Dress
rvs. Confralla. and chester. NN. % r'olf 90
sigma. az Manchester only ior fl.seuger- par
chasing tickets tD gu'qr s'opp ns-pll.es i1r
this train south of Petersburg h.t lt, .,n, ~,
~. 30. 40. ~. o.. 90, 90. ari a. VIII stop Oh
signal ~ go -'lt'n ls.
Pullman Palace Buffet ~'eellg-t " on an
through trans. un In.n Nn.. If AMI II
sleeping Car8 between Atmnnl ani Lynch
burg Va.
TIE ONLY ALl~RAlL Li>E To- NORFOLK.
leave hEWFF
Richmond .'a.O0 \. ". Norfolk. ..i 30 \. ".
Richmond ..'5.45 T.. n. hor.DIs .... Hto J., ".
Norfolk .'41D s. y. Richmond. lN.io \. VI.
Norfolk 1900 J.. ". hchm. 40 N.is J. ".
The trains leaving RHnU0ni afh A. ". AMI
Norfolk AZ . D. NJ. arc s.i'd truuf t'trren these
two points. ana paffengsr- through without
change 81 cars Close rDHnH '..ns are also
made AZ Petersburg hy fh" -lr % II. and go
f. H. trans from NiDnmunt ff Norfolk.
Tralus leaving Richmond af B. g.. 100 7.
NJ. and ll.tOP ~. AMI If.fur Ht Richmond
NJ ga A. n. 9.l5P a., fni s.ia r. ". naao
close connection at Petersburg fD and iron
Farmgille. Lyurhbsrs. lnl hr-i
q. 81. ~l lIl. super ntenienL
g. T. ID. MYFR-. Geuerel superintendent
L. VI. EMtKSON. feIeai Manager my -
I,HFSAPEAKE AND ONO RAIL
y WAY COMPANY.
sCHEDrLE ~ EFfECr NAY D., 49,
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old DOMINION STEAM TtA
" SHIP COMPANY. Af.aAkA


FOX Ath ltHh. . .....,.. OIL. , a.
steamer leave Richmond EVERY hNbA
and FRIDAY ~ o. o'co-s +. II. Manifest closed
one hour bHf0r- sailing time.
steamer. l.aFr NrS B rs i0r Richmond every
"WEDNESDAY ant st kDAl no J., NJ
arriving in Kcumonl AONDAl AMI lhlDAl
NOKNlNG-.
Passenger acromm0 ,lafions unsurpassed.
Calm fare to SOW YORK fin Jainr--flfcr
rolts nuc.IiIns meals AMI berth ......S w
Rolui-irp tickets. limited to tLniy ah}s ..
after date ol lrs4r ..---s-.. - wv
~fo-rage. with subsistence. .......---.--.s wv
S..rrags. without SUBSISTENCE. .....-...-- . W
Cabin fare U.a Chesapeake ami ONO rail- 800,
WAY. .......... rt-- -
Cabin fare ru Richmond aui Petersburg
railroad. .........- 1900 ~ ~
TIrkefs cnu Doe obtained no \ w carrier I, "v
Main street: thesapeake and ONO ana hlfh-
mord ami Petersburg dcplt-. uni az company
Offices. 1901 Main street. nul wharf, kO'Aet..
Freight frnardrd and through bills al lhdhg
Issued Tor poil'- beyond New YORK.
Fraignts rsrfiFed daily until " J.. ".
Psss.nreIs leaving Richmond on NONDh1N,
WEDNESDAYS. Tlli kSDtl~, and NAii Il
DAY Is hy the tlrseutskr Eni ohio railway .rtt
Newport Nev-. % 500 A. N. and J.20 y. h..and
~ tf.e Richmond and Pe'ersDprg railroad cam"
iar. atg a. u. am ..JS T. N. viii mako con-
u.r'ion or NORFOLK with steamer leaving
GEORGE ". ALLEN = CO.. Agents.
40. 1901 Main street.
my % and company wharf, Rockets.
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MARKET QUOTATIONS.
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES OF THE WORLD
Trlocs for Money. Bonds. stocks. Grain.
Tobacco. Cotton. &C.. and tho
Weather Indications
s,elor-nnh 70 tho pI.p,t-h.l

y WAsnNGroS. ID. c.. Nay %. 80
lGllp Forecast for Virginia for twenty
four hours - from midnight 10
| midnight; Fair; southwest winds.
For North Carolina; Fair till Friday;
slightly warmer az Raleigh and Augusta 4;
south winds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-26
EDUCATIONAL.
VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE,
-,rMMEK SCHOOL On MEDICINE.
GUITAR.

/
The resources Of this tine-hOnOro1 instrument
are perhaps too little known and appreciated IN
this community. Tho undersigned, who has
studied and Taught tho Guitar FOR over thirty
years. will be GLAD 20 give any Information on the
subject 20 all who may be- Interested and who
will take the trouble % call 4 limited number
Of pupils Tor thorough Instruction will he re-
cciyeJ
Very respectflly q. 4. ERICSSON.
SO west Main street.
We, the unier.ig ned, take great pleasure IN
to-tifying 20 the superior skill o. Professor o. \.
ERICSSON a. a performer on the Guitar, AMI in
recommending him "a a most competent aud
peinstaking Instructor of saii instrument
FRED 4. HAIR.
JOHN TYLER.
WILLIAM r. TANNER,
JAMES ". PFGRAN.
&. Or COWARDIN
RICHMOND, Va. April Is, 1892. my 2i-lN'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-26

LIVERPOOL, May 2j-N0oH.-Coto stea is. WIZ
q lair demand: American mitihug l-lbL;
-alos. 1000 hlles; American, ., 700 Dai-s ,
SPECULATION and eKDorl j, 300 bslos; receipts,
none. Futures steady. bay ami Ju.". a., .
Juno and July. Ibid, ais 2-Dii. July aAd
August. 4-64l. Augus- ami september,
= O-1fi, a'sO lid. september ana -. To-
ler. ! S-Uii.. also 4 a-I4I.: October and No-
ve.nbc-. lO-G4f.; N0.em5rr aul December.
8 l2-64i. Tenders. LOO u1ies on Low doekei-
and 100 bales GA old lD'srtr.
T.. May. Hg-Gfa3 03-dii.; Nay and
june. 3 62-G4a3 U5-Gii. juno aud July, a.,
sellers: July and August. .-oia4 Bold;
August anu September, f-lia4 J-5ii.; -er-
fetnber. : t-6fIi It'd; september and ''-
tUber, > G-Oiaf 1-54d.: OctOtcr and November
1 qH-4H sellers November and DeclMbri'
4II-64I., buyers Fu,ur-- closed easy.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET
MAY 21.-Narket DUH. No transactions re-
ported. Prime. 24fr.; extra prime Ht5.; fancy
3,. factory hand-plcked, 3a4l-.
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GROCERIES. &c.
l,EASONABLE DELICACIES.
NEW CALIFORNIA RUBY PRUNES;
BABY OLIVES. fresh and delicious;
CALIFORNIA SLICED PEACHES, for eating
with cream:
NURSERY BISCUIT, made especially for IN
f1uts;
A fresh lot o. SMOKED BLOATERS. ~
my iO-tJe13 r. t. CHRISTIAN cos
OUTER BUTTER,
Wehave n largo supply ot FINEST GRADES
o., very low prices.
my MCCARTHY q hAl NJ
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again assumed The leadership I'm tie market
ami Rsad'uv became vc-y active. rising nearly
- pc cent. jersey tentr D rose . nni Delaware
ana ilu lsou smaller amount Union Pacific
we- also e strong feature and The iu.ees ln r."
Grangcfs wsr. .hcn msic Up with some .hiug
90 spare. Tine market finally closed with n
-purt ui 'tifty, under renewed covering and
yor' strong ~ fhe highest prices ~ the day.
lh0 cain go tae i'st comprise ordagr preferred
J'-, thr comm %. 1a4. Mon Pacific, -. Atcai-
so, Burlington. "a; Reading aud Rock
Island each J =: Jersey Central. 40 :. and Nor'h-
ern Piciic preferrel and Louisville aud Na.h-
VIII each J per cent. Sales Listed, $4,000
shares unlisted. 2..0oO shares.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-26
RAILROAD JryFS
M IN EEg 5E E

~ ~ 7sEs .z:E E7
DICHMOND. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Nv AND POTOMAC RAlLkOAp.- Schedule,
commencing AfiiL -. 1892 eastern stan.
soa A. y. leaves Byri-s,ree, station daily.
stops only a. Ashland. uolwpiI
Milford, frefericKsburg. Brooto.
ami Ni1f"atgf. sleeper % Wash
layton ana New Y6rk. Arrives
Washins'on D.; +. 81, BatIm,rs
~ 80 J.. ", Philadelphia RAJ r..
W., View ork o. 10 f. ="
Iiioo A. W. leave. byrd-stroe' station isiiy,
except sunday. BaGe, Parlor-CE
~ 'hm0ni % New York. Arrives
Ntshinsion f;lO =. ". baltimore
~ = ", Philadelphia 40 Il. NJ,
New FORK 1879 T.. NJ
EVJ L. NJ leaves bgui-stresf station Tally.
sleeper Richmond - Now YORK.
STOPS only ~ Ashland, posusn
MILFORD, Fredercsbprg, BROOKE.
M Nlle"Ner. si0ps at other sta.
n ns on suni1Ys Arrives WASH
ineton ll.lO p. ". baltimore i2.5s
81. fnilaitlphs EGj A. ~, Neg
YORK $50 A.
800 A. ". arrives A. byri-Sfree' station daily
sleeper from New ~. stops oaly
a. Wlovafer, Broke, freioricks
burg, Mliori uosFsi and Ash
land. stops ~ ofhsr s'a'lola on sln-
Sa'J% Leaves Washington +.30 A.
2;3s 7. NJ. arrives A. Byri-s,ree' station daily.
stops a. Freicr tsburg, Milford.
DoewelA ANA As1lani. sleeper
from NV York % Washington ami
Washington 10 Richmond. Does nos
stop A. Eioa- Leaves Washington
1917 a.. q.
9s3J Z. N. arriycs A. Byrl rect station daily.
except sunday. BlGe' Pag.or Car
New YORK % Richmond. Leaves
Washngion t.07PN
FREDERICKSBURG ACCOMNODATlOS.
DAILY ENCBlr SUNDAY.
400 =. ". leaves Byrd-Sfreef station nrriyiaf
Fredericksburg 40 U.35 L. NJ.
$40 A. VI. arrives byri-stroe' station, learss
fredericksburs 600 A. 81.
ASHLAND TRAINS
DAILY FYCRPT SUNDAY
Gas a. ". leaves tloa. Arrives AZ Ashlania.
s.83 4. NJ.
G:i2 7. NJ leaves albi Arrives 4, Ashland a
COB =. NJ.
Gas A NJ arrives EibL Leaves Ashland a.
500 4. NJ.
eos =. VI. arrives a. Eiba. Leaves ashland AZ
DIS l.. VI.
e.. 4. TAYLOR. Tran, NanagsE
T. 7. D. MYER'. General sIpeuntenlent
4 TLANTIC COAST LINE.
RICHMOND AND PETfRSBrRG RAILROAD
TiMk-rANI r.
Commencing 50 NDAl. Nay ID. isqo. ~ A.
NJ. trains on This road viii rln as follows.
TRAINS sol IHWARD.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-26
DEPARTURE or STEAMERS.
DHiLADELPHIA, RICH I1A
MOND. NDNORFOLK --4a&SAx--
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

Aouofntei sailing days Eyery J 2 EsDAY ani
FRIDAY 40 H. II. and every NDAl ~ ="
A. NJ
Freight for Tuesdays ami Fridays steamers
received tiI 7 i.3' a. g.; i.r >Inia 3 steamer
uI5P p. y. saturday. tresh, received daly tll
- r. VI.
Fare. 90.
FOR urther Information appiyto
D. IS. ACCARWCk.
General Southern Agent. once kocleit'.
". j.. ely De & co,
my % General Agents, Philadelphia.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1892-02-25
HOW CAN SUCH THINGS BET

Rich In everything except money,
AMI poor with everythin. for the
wait Of money. This j. the cond.-
tio:t 81 the south to-day. 1t IL the
condition. Of the farmer. Money l.
not wealth. II simply reprF-e T.
wealth. II is "A convenient medium
for exchanging wealth. Our people
have the wealth and would be pros
perou- e ihcy had this cI.veEieni
medium for exchanging tie wealth.
Then j. it not crime in the govern
tucill not to furnisl; it" J. ii not "A
crime To- turn over the managing %!
This c-scaliai Instrument Of com
mere. 10 few individuals and allow
them to manage it :or their own psi
sate gain to the detIiment Of every
weaIlh-producer in the land: l. i,
not crifrc 10 al ow high rates of
interest to be charged 20 thnt the
profits Uf honest and haid- working
tuilers are eaten up by the money
lender? Yes, ii is a crime, and a
crime that must soon stop or COM
ple,e Il graduation and poverty will
dry UP the springs ot'prosrerityat lis
very source, and then revolution
would come. Which shall il be?
These are mumentOus questions for
the voter and the statesman.