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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-17
s.9rs1s AND RAILROAD RATES.
As,soal Eosrd Created-Shot at sherif's
r.tusr,-Dr. ~. a. Browns Call.

-...sl telegram 10 the Dispatch.l
rr.r.v.N C.. April 16.-1he State Bap-
.+>., School Convention Bt to-day 3
...n c-..i sei the railroads for discrimi-
,..-4-.l-f religious gatherings IN the
r passenger rates. resolution
...ttl ustructlng the secretary 70
OH. subject 10 the attention OF the
.-.I authorities, and If relief was not
lt-l Oh appeal 10 the Railroad Com
-r
Il. Convention created State Sunday
o. board of fifteen members, with
o.. u..0r, 81 Winston. -,
I.n.t session of the convention VIII
...Iaf Oaariotteo on Tuesday before the
.-'>l. '.e % April, 1898
...a 10 stamps at the Winston rove
,l,s week amounts 10 $3.50 VI.
I.u County Superior Court to-day
I.. frru charged with killing man
r-.. 8rc0th last fall. was convicted of
...-ter and sentenced by Judge
l--l-.l CD ten years IN the penltentiary.
SHOOTING AFFRAY.
-rlf0n was received here to-day
....l.s Mcclure. Jr.. was shot by VIII
.. Jarvis eariy this morning, near Adj
r.. I.tIe county. Mcclure Is book
f..r.-i jarvis IS a distlller at the dis
t.- sheriff W.. A. Bailey. The shoot
-.v.. ..- i,-ult II personal encounter
.a..r fl. $3.50 men. The wound Is pain
'. llt i.t likely 20 prove fatal, It Is
-.
L.v b. &. Brown. who has been pastor
'. i.. Baptist church of this city
'rr ra-t fourteen years. has under con-
..r.-4a % ca.l from the Randolph-Street
l.-t church. az Richmond. Va. Mr..
rrl - universally beloved IN Winston,
OIL. bal. ..,l quite successful IN his church
s-t. Odd B., D. hoped that he will find It
ri with bis sense OF duty TO de-
....t.. ..I
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-17
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
rReported for the Dispatch-l

APRIL 16.--Reyenue collections to-day: Cigars
and cigarettes, S900.65. tobacco. $4,000
special tax, el2.50-total, %, los.so. y.
Private sales to-day: Wrappers, q; cutters, .;
dai Ks, 5S--total, "a.
Revenue collections for the week: Cigars and
cigarettes, ss,4I5.65 tobacco, e15,o56.2S; spe-
cisl tar, s12.50-total, ga, 1857 40
Private sales for the week: Filters. 10
smokers, AZ; cutters, 13; wrappers, 90; darks,
1855: scrap, IL Tugs, 5-totai, $50,
Loose sales for the week; Dark, about 10000
pounds; highest price, els; highest price
sales adjourned till Tuesday next. Market has
been steady with stronger prices for better
brights offered this week on loose sales An In
creased Interest In loose sales Dy the attendance
OF many moro homo buyers Ia noteworthy. fri-
vste saies this week were very quiet
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-17
No rs,nt Of Third Party Allowed.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dspatch.l
WELDON. n. c.. April 1.-THE County
Democratic Executive Committee met at
Halifax yesterday, DIR. i. Il. Green, chair
man. presiding. There was full attend
anca. The committee is composed OF
strsighout Democrats, and DR.. Green, IN
explaining the object of the meeting.
stated that no one tainted with the Third
party Republican sentiment would be al
lowed 10 vote in the meeting. The meet
ing was for the purpose of calling the
county convention, and the 10th of May
was the dato sxed by the committee. The
primaries Will be held on the 18th Of May.
II is stated to-day by farmers that the
hail-storm last Thursday night was the
severest known for years. In many places
hailstones were picked up as large as hens
eggs Early vegetables were completely
demolished.
Miss Bessie Riddle, of Petersburg. Is
here on a visit 20 Miss Kate Prescott.
Senator Ransom was in town this week.
Captain w. ii. Day went up to Raleigh
this evening.
There was heavy frost and ice here thi,
morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-17

is under way. There will bs . large
increase in tho acreage Of corn
and small grain. A severe storm
occurred on the i4th in the northern part
of this district, doing damage at Burling-
ton. Oxford, Kittrell. Dabney. Mebane.
Winston. and Henderson. In the western
district the weather has been altogether
unfavorable. From several sections ex-
cessive rain Is reported. There was not an
average amount of sunshine. while the
temperatere was low for the season. The
heavy frosts from the 9Th TO the 18th killed
about oil the peaches and very seriously
damaged carly vegetables. Wheat in some
localities u slightly injured. Corn and
cotton planting is slightly retarded.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-17
BuOcombe County's Centennial
rsnecisl toleeram to the Dispatch

AsHEy1LLr, N. c., April 16.-.One hun
bred years ago to-day Buncombe county
was organized. There will be a celebra-
ton Of the centennial on the 10th of Au-
gust in this city.
There are now two military companies
IN tais city. A new and strong company
has lust been organized, with Captain o..
W. Budd, United States army, as captain.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-17
Chapel uiII Defeats Guilford.

CHAPEL HUI. n. g.. April 15.-In game
of base ball here to-day the University
team defeated the Guilford College team
by score OF "A to /. Batteries: Uniyer-
sitv, Floyd and Oldham; Guilford, Smith
and Donald. Bsse-hits: University. Il;
Guilford, 2. Errors University, 8; Gull
ford. IS. Struck out: BY Floyd, l3; by
smith, z. Passed balls: BY Oldham, 4 :;
by Donald. 4. Bases on balls none.
The Guilfords would have been shut out
NV the Universities but for wild throw
by Oldham in the last inning, with runner
on third base. Umpire, j. NJ. Greene,
nurharp
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-17
New Southern Railroad.

CHATTANOOGA. TrNs., April ia pre-
liminary survey has been begun on the
Chattanooga, Chicago, and Kentucky rail-
road, proposed line from Chattanooga TO
Evansville, Ind, ria McMinnville, Tenn.
and Bowling Green, Ky. The projectors
assert that the necessary money arrange,
ments have been made in England. and
that the work will commence at once ct
this end of the line. opening the immense
coal fields of Walden's Ridge.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-17
Swallowed Laadaoum.

ST.. LOUIS. Mo-, April l6.--Harry Lee, the
son OF prominent banker at Wheeling,
w. Va, attempted suicide here last eve
ming at the Hotel Barnum. swallowing
three ounces OF laudanum. He Is expected
10 lie. He Is graduate of two Keo-
lev-cure institutes--thoso at Blair, Neb..
aud Leavenworth, Kan. aud no has often
been heard 10 say he would give much If
he had never tried the cure. he is Is
years Of age and has been hard drinker,
and for that reason sought the cure. His
reasons Tor attempting suicide are not
known. though letters were left by him in
the hands Of friends, who refuse to d.
yulge their contents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-17
NEW YORK.

NEW YoRK. April 1o.--southern norr dall and
weak. Wheat quiet and weaker; No red,
o6a06J<c. Options closed tuli and weak q
SSs1xc. under thursday; No. 2red, April, e2lxc.
0ay. oOszc. July, e0S. Corn duh ana trreSu-
ian: No. 2, 191za<Q3<c.; Options closed steady
dun ssd Weaker; options duh. lover, and vssk
May. SIC: spot, NO. 2, 355<c. Conee--hxnn9see
ma stcsdy. Kics steady and guies: Potross1m
ouie1 and soeaAy; re6ied. New tofx: ~ ~. -
GosSce- ssed IN ouieS and Arm; cvo1A 2e34o3ee.
SesiS sssSdy ssd qpisl, szsinsds sonsee =
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-17
INTERESTING SANDER CASE.
Verdict Of GuiHy--ssntesce Suspended.
Especial telegram 70 the Dispatchl

DANvuLE, VA. April f6.-For the past
several days most interesting case has
been on trial in the Superior Court at
Yanceyyille, N. G.
w. T.. Hay had been q suitor Of Miss
Juanlta Murray, n handsome young woman
OF Alamance county. lie was rejected.
and. II is alleged, grossly slsndered her.
She brought suit for Islander in Alamance
county for the purpose OF indicating her
character. subsequently Hsy was indict-
ed for the offence under a North
Carolina statute which makes slam
der misdemesnor. The criminal case
was removed TO Caswell county for
trial and made great sensation.
Eminent counsel was employed on both
sides, and the testimony was intensely in
teresting. The case was given TO the jury
TO-DAY and a verdict OF guilty was brought
in. This was complete vindication OF
Miss Murray, and it was agreed that upon
the payment of all costs by Hay the suit
for Islander would DO withdrawn. Then,
upon motion OF Miss Murrsy's counsel.
the court suspended sentence in the crimi-
nal case.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-17
NEW YORK RANK STATEMENT

NEW YORK.. April 10.-Tho weekly bank state
ment shows tho following changes: Reserve,
decrease, Sb0.7O0; loans, Increase. c2,oI3,-
zoo; specie, increase, s1,071 900; legal-ten-
ders. decrease, s166,300; deposits, increase.
s3S25,2O0 circulation. decrease. sei,loo: Inc
banks now hold 515,7SS,l0O In excess Oh the
requirements OF the 20 per cent. rule.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-17
The Cotton supply.

Nyw York, April 16.--The total visible
supply OF cotton for the world is 4,265.1sl
bales, Of which 3.692,sst bales are Ameri-
can. against s.2ls.478 bales and 2.552,07s
bales. respectively. last year. Receipts at
gil interior towns, 26.S57 bales. Receipts
81 the plantations. 42,llA bales. Crop IN
sight, $500, S63 bales.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-17
New Era In Transportation.
M ,.,.gr>ph 70 tia Dianatcb. I

CHATTANOOGA. TENN. April l6.--An i'm
portant new era in river transportation in
the south was inaugurated to-day by
shipment of 1000 barrels Of sugar from
New Orleans to Chattanooga, going mp the
Mississlppi to Cairo and thence up the
Tennesssa. This IL made possible by the
Completion of the Mussel-S Shoals canal.
Another large shipment was made TO-DAY
from Chicago and the Northwest by ieii 70
ST. Louis, and thence BY water 70 Chatss"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-17

II is generally conceded that Mr.. Julien
Binfori. 1906 east Main street.. IL better
prepared TO I'll your orders for Wines,
flauors, Cigars, Tobacco; and fancy
Groceries than most any other merchsh..
His Groceries are new ana tfesn' ni'
Liouors old and mellow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-17
IA, 1,MoRE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. April l6.-virginia consois, 81 bid !;
do. IO-4O's, 33 bid do. 80, 7l1Sa72h; North.
ern Central stock. 6s1sa69l4: Baltimore and
,ncomes. az bid DO. "a incomes. 2sla13l; de-
Sd incomes. saia9: consolidated gas bonds, ll3
bid; do. stocks 50 asked.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-17
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

RIcBnoND. April 16.-oyrxafsos-Whcat
1870 bushels. Corn, 2, 100 bushels. Oats, 1000
0s saI@-wheas, $40 bushels Corn, 500 BUSH
OILS.
QUOTATIONS.
WaBkr.-Longberry, s1sei.0L Mixed. goc.s
oI. uhortperry. 97c.aeL No 2 red. vSag0c.
CoRx.-whife. Virginia. 6oeSfc: Ma 2. GOA
ox;s~No. .. 3ds37o. No 8. 34a35c
HYH-Sta9Oc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-17
- C.roIIna wea,her and crops.


0rI.lce of tho Richmond DlspatchI
hAiula. n. C.. April l6.-The weekly
-.-. f-.fop report was prepared yester-
-''. ID avs: The reports of 100 CORE
-l.iis slow that the weather has been
' hai-'uIahle. especially as 10 tenn
'i,. killing frost visited every
ile state, doing great damage to
-. 'Nl Ilck and slight injury 20 other
f. li tte eastern district the truckers
al Drl ile great lOsers. The frosts on
.' d. l.lh, and 18th did great damage
Ifa potatoes, beans. strawber-
3, .A- peaches. The truck crops IN
b.. NtNhtru section alone were injured
PFC 'f'ctt Of Si00.0OO Corn coming up
p. eN-Nas ri % some extent also 10y frost.
rainfall and sunshine were about the
wage l0itOn-pianueg has begun. IL
Yea ilut the cotton acreage viii be
ee,i fciucod Wheat, oats. and grasses
-..l- well. In the Central district the
,i'..iai1fe and rainfall have been below
NJ a''i4se, seriously retaTding the growth
\. ''.rlsuon. The cold snap aud -frosts
~. we lDth t. the 18th greatly injured
49,, ius damage may be somewhat
~. s4nstet ~ present, but II appears
1 Hqlt Is badly injured-peaches.
T.. phernes, and. 10 q considerable ex-
III grapes also. Garden vegetables are
49, @hl Young corn IN places cut down.
tetops we're frozen 10 the ground.
us,, s.Asge 20 wheat, oats. aud tobacco
pt~,.. .s small. Corn-plantinR:.shss been
''A'hg rapidly and cotton-pisnting
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-17
Farmer Staten Quietly Passes Away.
LE.-rc. In. ~ IN. R-nhrnnnl Mana ck L


Correspondence OF the Richmond Dspatch.l
SCOTLAND NECK. N. c., April 16.-Mr.
John Staten. well-to-do farmer and coun-
try merchant, died last night at his home
about six miles from town. He was IN
feeble health, bat his death was not ex-
pected SO soon. He owned considerable
property in Scotland Neck, and by careful
and economical management he had ac-
cumulated quite competency.
News came yesterday from Edgecombe
county that the Alliance in ITS quarterly
meeting tins week Was strong for Third
party.
Rev. G. F.. Taylor, u. D.. president OF
Wake-FOrest College, lectured last night
before the military school. He had good
audience, and delivered an able and
thoughtful address on the "Self-Made
Man.
Colonel Savage, of Norfolk, Va, Is here
on business.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-17
NO FURTHER TROUBLE ANTICIPATED.
Congress "Circuiating Library"

WASHINGTON, April l6. The Tariff Riddle.
a copyrighted pamphlet. written by q
So,msr af;achs Of the Chicago Tribune. will
ha ,,,,hl;shed in the " congressional circu-
iat,ng library 0he Record tomorrow. II
w;Ii be published at the request Of MIR.
Lodge, Of Massachusetts.
Mr.. Loud, of California. evidently be
l;sves that the same author is competent
~ mye information on the subject OF the
Continued reduction in prices" and will
insert in the Record long dissertation on
that subject. Other publications VIII DO
d,,lv noticed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-17
The Federal House.

(By 0Iekfspu 70 sHo 1's'@
W.sHrsarox, d. O., April i6.-After
routine business the House to,oAy went
into Committes Of the Whoie--Mf. bhive;;
". Of Indiana, In the ohsir5on Sne nava!!
sp,propTiat;on bill. ~. Psndston. Of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-17
'KILLEDAT THE ALTAR
A PRIEST ALMosT pEcAPiTArep
WHILE ON MS KNEES.
Ths Assassin On Unkuown Man Armed
with sword and Rsvoivsr-A Woman
Fatally shot-Othsrs Wounded.
rBy Anslo-Amsrican cable TO the Dspasch.l

tBy Anslo-American cable TO the Dispasch.l
MADsID. SPAIN. April 16.-At Anglesola,
. village in the Province Of Lerida, re-
Variable tragedy occurred yesterday
while Good-Friday services were progress
ing In q crowded church. While the priest
was on his knees before the altar man
armed with short sword and revolver
sprsng from behind the pulpit. With one
blow Of the sword he nearly decapitated
the priest. killing him instantly. The
priest partly turned his head. and OBJ
serving his danger, put up his hand 70
protect his head, and part OF his hand was
cut of.
THE ASSASSIN RUNS AMucK.
The male worshippers attempted to cap
ture the assassin, but he fired among them
with his revolver until it was empty, and
then slashsd about with his sword until
he cleared a passage to the door, and
escaped. One woman was killed oy re-
volver shot. and . number OF people were
wounded by sword cuts. and still larger
number we're thrown down and trsmpled
upon in the panic. The assassin was not
recognized. but has been vaguely identi-
fed from description. No reason for the
tragedy can be assigned beyond the sur
mise that the man was insane.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-17
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW York, April 16.-The stock market
to-day was comparatively active and strong
though the activity and strength wero princl-
pally in the coal stocks aud q few specialtes-
{, here prevailed q general bullish feeling, en-
eendered by the apparent success OF the kich-
mond and West Point reorganization plan and
runored now developments In the coal trade
After the close OF business, however. there was
published q statement that the underlying 50
curitles had not been deposited to any extent
and that the reorganization plan was not the
success IL apparently was, while no authority
had been given for an extension OF the time
allowed TO deposit securities.
RICHMOND TERMINAL STRONG.
This. however, was too late to have any IN.
f,uence upon the stock market, and the coal
stocks and the Richmond and West Point secu-
rites were very strong throughout the session.
Large buying orders In Reading came from
Philadelphia. The weak points In the marker
were the Industrials. especially sugar ana NOW
England. but neither OF these Mas neid down lot
any Nine, and the fnal losses were msighincen.'
The opening Of the market was made on q
moderate volume Of business at
SMALL FRACTIONAL GAINS
over Thursdays fnai figures as a rule, which
was followed by further improvement an eionR
the line. Reading moved up from os93 20 oifs,
closing at the top ngure, while Jersey cen,ra
Was SOFA eA-uNiuene, heetiy lN.v -
deni, and closed at close TO the pest price,
Among other stocks which showed marked
strength we're the Hooking valley shares, Ten
nessee Coal, and some others, but tho list as
q rule displayed little movement with nrm
temper.
THE CLOSE ACTIVE AND STRONG.
The close was fairly active and firm 10 5tront
at the beat prices of tho day. The final gains o.
note includs Reading los, Tennessee Coal les
Hooking Valley IL, and the preferred 2lb Ih'
trading reached l5s,O00 listed and 10000 un
listed shares, OF which Reading contributed
100000.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE
Epsnin1.-gxchanye quiet and steady at 4S7,
4ssL5. Commercial bills. 485za4s1h. honel
easy; all loans at 2. sub-Treasury balances
Coin. s110,374.000; currency. 81, $1,000
Governments dull but steady 4percents, llo1a
State bonds neglected.
STOCK QUOTATIONS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-17
Baron Pava Returns

TBy Anglo-American cable to the Dispatch.l
RoME. April H. Baron Faya has received
orders to return to his post at the Italian
legation IN Washington.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-17
fss Lasue-wLDe IN GREENSBORO.
Aia Reception She Reoites n Poem and
tier Husband Sings a Song.


-. sou-e % tho Richmond DlsDsich.l
.1uE,HWo. n. c.. April 16.-Airs.
i.s L..es party arrived in Green's
-.t .at 90 about $50 and were
. -. ile Benbow Hotel, where
.F Wet. rendered reception. The
composed of the following
.I persons Mr.. William G.
N..a Mrs. Lesles husband
.s ha.r Grswold. proprietress of
Cu1s. Sir. and Mrs. William
aft merchant. of London and
l.r. Colonel $. h. Pardee, of tine
'.h l.r. IrrnG. " Ftnanoe, formerly IN
Do. luthern department OF the
... .nri Mf. l.. II. Cramer, Mrs.
.us.ue-- manager. with his wife
D.. o. h.l. II ". kyckman and daugh-
.l- tNrkmau - chairman Of the
-ut Commerce Of Augusta, Ga.
. leslie seems greatly pleased with
H rl.H. She says she IS proud OF
s.l'lefuer. she Is an enthusi-
Democrat, aud u seems 90 worry her
Hry people have not yet learned
1 lJ IDn1er owns Frank LeSii5s
vl..- 3. IL publican. During the
- .s Leslie rccted with great
llr beautiful poem by joaquin
-.'. -.l beg husband. Mr.. Wilde. sang
-.,-.. ballad. entitled IT'S Of Thee,
Il party IS being driven over
]" ati to-lsy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-17
IXCTTINo NYNPHiAN IvINTs,

MnnMs, Tenn, April 16.-The hne
weather brought out . large crowd Of
Montgomery Park to-day. The event OF
e. Ss' the t bs 1nnsr vss Captured
by Ecoein's horse, King Leo. In this
race. a. the Geld was rounding into
the head OF the stretch Brennan burst 9
blood Vessel, and falling dead rolled over
on his jockey, Tom NAeee. The bog v
CUTE sszionslx hurt. the deetoss ~.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-17
A Mutiny of Convicts.


CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, April 16.-The State
of Georgia has leased number OF convicts
TO the Chattahoochee Brick Company. who
are using them on the construction OF the
Chickamauga and Durham railway. This
morning 1870 convicts from Camp Q, at the
base of Lookout Mountain, mutinied four
teen miles from Chickamauga, and re-
fused to go to work. The guards to the
number of sixteen fired over their heads
and subdued them, and placed them in
irons. A short time ago Captain A. ). Ivy
was discharged, as he was considered too
lenient, and very negligent. Captain L. Is.
Agerton was placed IN command. 10 this
the convicts objected as he was known to
the prisoners as strict disciplinarian.
The men still refuse to go TO work, and the
plan of starving them INTO submission will
be- adopted. No one was injured.
NO FURTHER TROUBLE ANTICIPATED.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, April l6.-Aspecial
IN the Times from the scene of the convict
trouble SAYS that all is quiet. The prison.
ers are IN The stockade and well guarded.
Colonel Jones, principal warden of the
state penitentiary. Is on his way TO the
camp accompanied by s. F. Psrrett. the
agent for the lessees. No further trouble
Is anticipated. OF tho $50 convicts all are
coiored but three.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-17
MEMORANDA.

NEW YORK, April 16.-Arriyed; Etrufia, Liv-
erpooi T; Hormannia and DANA, Hamburg. Ar
lived ont Umbris, Bothnia, and The queen,
Nav York for Liverpool Morayia, New York for
Hamburg La Champagne. New York for hs'ro'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-17
w,.n,,, Hor,,s Y.sterday.

At Gutenberg: Grafton, Postmaster,
Early blossom, Woodcutter. Sir George
IL, and st. John.
At Gloucester: disappointment, Our
Maggie, General Gordon, Raleigh. Con-
test. and Belisarius.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-17
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

FLouR-We quote: Fine, -; subernne, $3.50 ;
extra, 04.50a34.75; faLaiiy. eoaso.%o; passn'
family ne. 6Qa1o.To,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-17

On, MANUAL OF INvssrMHsrs, he largest vs<k = -
sisd ub,shsd bT Baking Hssss In America te H ~
Az s. o6ised BY Cheats sloa spple.tos .,shsss q
sffe no<r elahonts and hasdsone1f and noss vsse
s~ go sorthefa psoper5ss vAieh evef sann = ecoe
rEosyoS HEsALD. 'It ~ - seva v - ssus9s~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-17
FOR
PURCHASERS

WANTED, PURCHASERS 81 f ,s.s
w REST ASTHRAclTs COAL, icwess a VA
over; aAyToS nut Ut G xaa coE s.sussa :
SA1toS AZ az y,.6ss of beat sPLiNr. r1s
HoSfAs. ana STEAM COAL q ios csr ~ ~.
MOOD, ions, saued, and split, SA
iivsred promptly as ~ per =, easn' sxcr.
vs rs: y: ~, ox, 1900 ..s i'ssd ~.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-17

VXYINEGAR 4 CO.,
wv BANKERS AND BROKERS
PRIVATE WIRE. TELEPHONE CALL 2oTs
buy and cell STOCKS. BONDS. GRAIN. and
PROVISIONS on deposit Of security or for cash.
Orders executed on deposit a Per cent and
upwards commisston one slshsh q per cent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-17
poRrorwrsr POINT, Arsm 10, 1894

(By telegraph
ARRIVED.
steamship Richmond, Jenney New YORK. gem
steamship william Lawrence, Ksrwin, Prov,
dence via Newport News aud Norfolk senefs'
cargo A.. D,..,...~. n...
steamship Charlotte, Bennett Baltimore pas
sengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Richmond, Jenney, New YORK. gen
Steamship william Lawrence, Kerwin, Pro'l-
dence uid Norfolk, general cargo.
and general cargo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-17
-.--.nce AND THIRD Party.
.....,, we,,hury's One Dollar Deadly As
..,r,-Dicd iu the Penitentiary.

.snif-Dicd ia the fe"''e"''"'''
i.H-oo % tho Richmond Dispatch.l
........,. n. c.. April 15.-Thursday
...,. AIHauce-day here. IL was the
.-Maac at the county orgeniza-,
-.I.. understood that much Third
..s vas indulgod IN. Thore was no
....,....rl taken with regard to or
.,, such party IN the county,
sr .ttempt was made TO do so.
.-r.. .ns'derable dissatisfaction on
.f.t Rev. George +. Hunt was
..... tarapresent the Davidson County
...... lathe Butler Conference IN Ra-
., '.s- .1ih-the day before the regu-
---.---- .t-n STATE Convention.