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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-27
DE ATHS.

BAGBY.-Died, April %. 1892, MiLLY
BAGBY, beloved wife of James Bagby.
aud faithful old family servant OF the late
John J. Binford. Esq.
The funeral will take place THIS AZ
TERNOON at 4 O'clock from the FIRST
African church.
BROWN.-Died. April 2G, 1892. at $50
O'Clock A. NJ, OF the residence OF her nus
band. No. 6l9 north Iwenty-trst street,
SARAH r. BROWN, IN her 3fth year.
She leaves husband and four children
70 mourn their loss.
Funeral at Ridge church, Henrico coun-
", Va. TODAY "Wednesday, 9th at
at 1890 =. u.
KONG. Died. suddenly. ct his resi-
dence, south Belyidere street, Tuesday
morning at o'clock. Mr.. LOUIS &.
KONG. in his 32d year.
Funeral from the residence THIS (Wed-
nesday) AFTERNOON at O'Clock.
Norfolk papers please copy.
POWERS. Entered into rest. at 3 o'clock
A. NJ. April %. 1872, LOUISE. wife Of Rev.
Pike Powers. ID. u.
Funeral from ST. Andrews church WED
NESDAI a. 3 o'clock Y. NJ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-27
THE SUCCESS or THE FAIR.
Spirited Voting Last Nighi-Large Re-
ceipts at the Door.

The great crowd that filed the temple
last night was very similar ns To size ana
personnel 20 the other gatherings that have
assembled there since the fair began.
Much Interest Was manifested IN inc sothe'
which was going on in all parts OF the hail
Tho programme WAS an elaborate and excel
lently-rendered one. The piano e0lOs Of Miss
Beckie Hellsiern and Miss Jessie Cohen
elected great applause and were mnch enjoyed;
a fan-drli was also very cleverly executed anu
Mrs. Jarley's WaI-Works, With George Mount.
castle a. Baby Mckee. provoked unbounded
laughter. The waI-works were gotten up py
Miss Jennie Pelolze. VINO ms rondcrcd nu n
valuable assistance 70 the iair. Miss Cunning
ham, who If q member 81 the Amusement Com
miitee. Is also an indelatigable worker. and has
done much TO make the entertainment the
grand success that Il Ii.
The programme for yesterday afternoon en-
hracod several rocitatiOns and vocal and instru-
montal solos. Quite large audience Of ladies'
and children was present.
To-DAY's PROGRAMME.
For today specially fine prOgrlmme has
been arranged By Miss Cunningham. AZ 4:3O
O'Clock IN the afternoon the beautiful canint1
Trip TO Europe will be presented. and NJ
night the following programme will be rem
dered Square and Compass Dance, Miss Lily
Wise: Fancy Dance ia IambOurl, Miss lneI
Goodman: Double Flag Dance. Miss Mary Dor
sett, Of Manchester; Fancy Dances, by TIE loi-
Cohen, and LILY Schwarzchild: Dilsarte Atti-
tude-. Pantornimic Enect-Feather Movements,
Indifference. Attention. Surprise. Joy, Ion,
Reprnach. Repusion, Resigned Appeal, Accusa-
ton. Imprecation, Remorse. shame, Grief. APP
peal, Fear. Nehemeuce. Defiance Audacfty,
Animation, Reflection, MOdesty, Arrogance. Ap-
pellaioD, Sautaiion, Supplicaiion, Reyelaiion
Benedction, A Frieze.
MOTIFS ABOUT THE FAIR.
Tho boys who are contesting for the handsome
bicycle are Lucen l.. Bass, Jr., Frank Cunning
ham. Jr., Harry q. Eckers. and Harold = Bloom
berg.
Mr.. p. II. Mayo, who Is not even Mason, sent
s2J % Mrs. C. 4. Taylor. Of Booth Nos. 81 and
10, for the fair. The electric couch donated 10
the ladies Of this booth by Mr. j. b. Faulkner OF
the Electric-Couch Company. a being voted for
for the Sholtering Arms, Retreat for the Sick
Masonic Hone, or the Male Orphan Asylum.
M. =. G.. Rowe has received for Booths % ana
10 from Vctterlin Brothers, OF Philadelphia.
800 cigars and two me'ls 'haum and briar
smokers sets, and from william Dermuth &
Co., New York, a very handsome meerschaum
set.
The following ladies have presented gifts 70 the
fair through -. Johns Lodge. IN addition 10
those heretofore mentioned: his John Morton,
Mr-. W. :. Tupman. Mrs. Russell Drew. Miss
Freddie NystrOm. and Miss Fannie Ragand.
A handsome easel and mirror az the booth Of
Lodges % aud 10 was voted Mrs. Louis Bloom
berg.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-27
DISTRICTS TO elect DELEGATES.
Tho Plan Adopted IN Haiifax-uay iaih
tho pay-pre feren.s. 81 A,.,o,.,s

lCorrospondencoo; the Rchmoni Dlspaich.l
HousToN HAIIr.x COUNTY, Va. April %.
The County Executive Committee Of the
Democratic party met to-day april Coun-
ty-tourt day) 20 determine the time and
manner OF elcctlng delegates 70 the state cou-
Nention. Sounty-N hartman II. l.. Delarnetio
pre'idei and Mr. J. A. Phillips was secretary.
some discussion arose as 90 the best manner u
tiectins Tho delegates, and after q fun inter-
chanEe OF opinion the committee decided 10
hold mass meetings az somo public place ia
cach OF The eight magistcrial districts IN tho
county, said meetings 60 olect rs quota Of dele
gates direct 20 the state convention. These
meetings viii take place on tho second Saturday
Ia MAY Ufth.)
now THY STAND.
interviewed the members Of the committee
present md discovered Tint seven were for
Cleveland, three for l.l, two for Flower, ono for
voorhees,, and four or i've for some western
man. Tho del, CATION from this county Will DO
divided. ana WILL imagine, De uninstructed ana
free 90 act az their judgment dictates. One seu-
umcnt Wa PLAIN and unanimous ana that was
that whoever IS dominated tho Democrats OF
Halifax viii support HIM heartily and loyalty
gHE KsrUBnCANs
The Republican Committee also held meet
ing and elected delegates % their Roanoke con-
ycntlOn. Tho delegation was instructed for llhT-
rson md FOR Malone ne state chairman Of their
party
THg WHISKY QUESTION.
In court much interest was taken IN the yari-
Gus applications for licenses. big contest was
had over tho Hyco case, and every inch was
that place and also nj many other plsc)s. IN
decd, only three licenses have a. y0t been
granted, and this number will not, ] think, DO
greatly increased.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-27
Patti IN arrive To-Sieht.

Madame Patti will arrive IN Richmond
tonight and will remain at the Exchange
and Ballard until Saturday morning.
letter from Mr. SchOehei 10 Mr. Gray, the
agent Tor Madame Patti, received yesterday. say 3
mat the piva was never In better health and
voice. and looks forward win pleasant anticipa-
ton 10 her three-days' stay in Richmond.
Friday night will be a memorable one In the
annals Of music I'm Richmond, and since 1897
will be the first time that the greatest ~ singers
has delighted a distinctly Virginia audience. IS
the time approaches for the concert 70 take
place the demand for seats steadily increases,
and il IL confidently expected by the manage
ment tnat the endeayOr OF Mr. Cahll 70 bring 10
Richmond the best obtainnble attractions will
meet with the hearty support that effort de-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-27
PATENTS AND POsT-OFFICE'.
\ Probable Insane Negro shot.
ISL ecinl telegra N 70 tho pispatch.l

BR1sroL. Tenn, April 26.-Ihe following
special from Speer's Ferry. Va, has been
received: Yesterday afternoon JACK Austin,
negro, went 20 tho house OF 4. {. VI. King,
white man Of this place. and, calling him 10 tho
f0Or, told him no had come there alter girl
King asked him "What CIrlf" Austin replied.
~ came after your daughter. | want ner for a
wife, King presented musket loaded with
slugs AZ Austin. who started 10 run iust az King
fred. One slug struck Austin near the temple,
which glanced around 10 the centre OF the fore
head. This did not seem o. excite tho negro,
NhO went 10 n stream near by ana washed his
head. lie then walked up and down the railroad
little while Then he went of 10 The road.
lie was az Gate city this morning tie seems 70
be insane.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-27
FIRE IN MILLING BUILDING.
Loss from Sf2. 600 to St5, 900 Roanoke's
Tenth Anniversary.
fspeclal telegram % the Dispaich.l


RoANoKE, VA, April ga fire broke
out to-day about 1925 o'clock in the
Roanoke Milling Company's building, IN
the western part of this city. and before
30 could be checked the building, stock, aud ma
mated ioss Of from $4,000 70 $4,000. Tho
employees were all az dinner. and the mil hdd
not been running Tor o week, during which time
there had been no fro about tho building eX-
Cept In the Office, considerably removed from
the basement, where the flames were first dis
covered Tho bins On the different floors were
o. pine, ana when the nAmes rushei up the
elevator they ignitcd 30 rapidly Tint de-
spite the active CxcrtOne Of the three
IRE companies the interior Of the building
was q complete wreck before the Ere could De
subdued. Al one time there WIS 4 lnck 81 pres
sure on the nrc-h ydrauts, but soon after the
arrival Of tho now steam hre-rngne tue pressure
was rcraincd and the IRE was eItinguished.
considerable quantity Of damaged grain and
n0ur was removed from tho mill, bu' what was
taken out was Of little value. The distribution
of the insurance 0u the building ana contents
Hartford, $1,000; Imperial, u London, el.1UOi
American, Of New York, $1,000; Queen, OF
America, $1,000: Virginia Fire and Marine,
5000; Pittsbulg SaNngs, $1,000; Royal,
1000; Weston, of Toronto, $1,000; Ham
burg and Bremen, S2,3OO-toial insurance,
$4,000. Tho building ~ a fourstory brick
aud the min was Thoroughly equipped The
supply ~ grain and -four WA also large.
4 l1rre and enthusiastic meeting OF citizens
was held here Tonight to take the necessary
steps for celebrating the tenth anniversary Of
this r.fy ON the 18th Of next June. Mayor
Evaus presided and c1-MnyOr .. II. Dunstcn wos
elc. tei secretary. A committee of 100 Was np-
pointed ON permanent organization, ana rousiuS
speeches We're made 10y prominent citizens en-
dOrsiue tho prOpO. cd celebration.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-27
Elm a ~sIAE-
Richmond and West Point
Terminal Railway and
Warehouse Company.

TO THE BOSDHOLDERs OF TIE RICHMOND
AND DANyILLE SYSTEM And THE EAsP
TENNESSEE, VIRGINIA AND GEORGIA
SYSTEM:
THEPLAN OF REORGANIZATION or TUE
RICHMOND AND WFsr POINT TERMINAL
RAILWAY AND WAREHOUSE COMPANY.
DATED MARCH 1. 1892, PROVIDES FOR THE
RETIREMENT OF YOUR BONDS AND rHE IS
SUE OF CERTAIN SECURITIES ~ PLACE
THEREOF. THE PLAN l. EOr cOERClyR III
CONTEMPT ATES THE PREM ENTION or RE-
CEIVFRsHIpS WITH CONSEQU ENr BANK
RUPTCY AND DlSISTEGRAtiON OF THE
PROPERTIES. YOUR COOPERATION ~
NECESSARY TO PRESERVE THE iNTEGRl-
TY OF THIS LARGE SYSTEM OF RAILROADS,
AND YOU ARR INVITED TO BECOME PAR
TIES TO THE PLAN ~ DEPOSlriNG YOUR
BONDS WITHOUT DELAY WITH TIE CEN
TRAI, TRUST COMPANY OP NEW YORK. As
KECITED IN THE BEORGANlLNTIONP PLAN,
sOMEOF IT'S ADVANTAGES WILL APPEAR
BY COMPARING TIE RESULTS or THE
PRESENT SYSTEM or OPERATION AND or
THE ONE PROPOSED, BEARING ~ MIND
THAT TIE APPARENT NET EARNINGS OF
TIE EXISTING PROPERTIES ARE NOT AND
HAVE Not BEEN AVAILABLE TO 1liEiN
FULL EXTENT.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-27
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

APRIL 2G.-Reyenue collections to-day: Cigars
and cigarettes. s5,l4AO1: tobacco, s2,779.s6--
total, e7,923.s7.
Private ssles: Filters, II; smokers, 80 ; dark
Tugs, 3; dalks, 81; wrappers, O4-iotal, III
hogsheads shockoe sold to-day 2s,O3J poundl
bright tobacco; highest price. s22.
The average Of West Virginia was full me.
Wrappers to-day In all tho breaks were picu-
ouslv absent. Stemmers Wefe active bid iers.
sales tomorrow: An excellent Granville county,
u. c. break Is looked Tor 1T Planters Ware
house.
Oh wrappers continIe 20 gain In strength,
both for gpsculative aud cousumptlve demand,
ana holders are IN better spirits than for many
months.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-27
THE GOVERNOR AT THE CAPITOL. :
No Further Information TO Give-Consui-
to-Colon Ashby--Ofher Notes.


WASHINGTON. April 26.--Governor Nc
Kinney. Stste-Treasurer Hartman. and MT.
IollioOffer, of the Auditors Office, Rich
mond. were among the visitors AT the Capt.
tol to-day. Tho Governor had no further IN
formation 10 give In regard TO his con-
Terence with the government. o.n.iaIs
here respecting the oyster-befs. IA stated In
a rpecial last evening 70 the DISPATCH
he had qui'e satisfactory falk Win Professor
Menienhell. chief Of the Coast ana ueouetic
Survey, ana tho chances are the necessary NJ
sisiance will "a rendered when tue Nork oi 10
eating the lines IL commenced.
Professor Powell, director az the theological
surrey, aud Mr.. Thompson, OF the same bureau,
called ON the Governor and spent some h'ne
with him.
The Governor left on the evening train for
Richmond.
MALONE APPOINTMENT
The Presiaeu, to-day sent 20 tho Senate tho
nomination % William W. Ashby. OF virginia. 10
be- Consul Of the United States at Colon tAspln-
vail rics William +. sims. OF VIRGINIA uecehseu'
Ashly. vhOse home is st FREDERICKSBURG. pro
badly owes his appointment almost solely % the
Influence q General Malone. as he belongs 70
that wing Of the Republican party. Inc lats
Colonel sims did not seek hahones ala, put gos
his place through Mr.. Blaine. Sims having
broken aeyernl years ago with the little General.
Some OF the teachers and thirty-nve OF the young
lady pupils Of the Wesleyan Female INSTITUTE
AZ stGunton, are at the Metropollah holei;
capital, and have had n most pleasant visit.
Chairman Hemphiii, 81 the House District
Committee says no action has yet been taken
on the bill giving the Norfolk and Western road
authority TO enter the District AZ Georgetown. =
Mr.. j. =. b. Thompson. assistant general man
ager Of the Richmond and Danyille road. ana
Delegate John +. Ryan. OF Loudoun, wero IN the
city today
MIR. II. II. sleet, Of Sperryyille, Va, Is also in
the city
Ex-Congressman Libby, Of Virginia, was az the
Capitol to-day.
PATENTS AND PosT-OFFIcEs
Patents were to-day issued TO virginia in
ventors as follows: John Coleman. assign0r Of
three fourths TO j. L. Beck. W. A. Carpenter, +.
T.. Lee. Lynchburg. and F. Huser, Roanoke, n 1t
lock John drammer, Houston, sheit-tug; Ches-
ter L. Morrison, West Point. smoke conduit Tor
railway trains; James N. Meyers, asslgnor OF
one half 10 ". J. Payne, Richmond, loOm-snuttle
thregdcr; Charles W. Nicholson. AssanOoslck,
water wheel.
A pOst-Ofice TO be known as I'll has been
established in Rowan county, y. G., with kli ID.
A. Beaver as postmaster.
Tho pOst-onlce nj SwintOn, Moore county, y.
C.. has been discontinued: mail o. Big Oak.
James Carter has been c0mmisslc ned post
master at Chatham, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-27
William Aston Dead.
fBy telegraph to the Dispatch.

NV YORK. April ga special from
Paris states that William Astor died last
nirht az the Hotel Liverpool. The cause was
hear,-fallufe. Mr.. Aston was the father Of Mrs.
j. Coleman Drayton, and was greatly worried
over tho Borrowed oI-sliibank scandal, In which
she was involved.
Noxt 20 his nephew William Waldorf As.or,
aud probably jay Gould, william Astor was the
n hest citizen In America. His wealth was
comfy estimated 1t between s50,Oo0,00O aud
$50 0OO, 900. the greater part Ol winch is in-
vested In New Ork real estate
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-27
CIsy-street Church Anniversary.

The Clay-Street Baptist church was or
gained April 20, 1871. aud was, therefore,
fifteen years old last Wednesday. This ami
ycrsary was 20 have been celebrated on the owe
ming OF that day, but on account Of tho very in-
clement weather II was postponed one week.
Tonight number OF gentlemen who have been
in the work Of the Sunday school and church
from the beginning Will make brief speeches.
Ii ia also hoped that Rev. DR.. Pitt Will add ill.,
tero-t 10 the occasion. Tho public ~ VOL 80 the
members are invited 90 be present at . o'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-27
rHs PosrMAsr Err AND HIS COUSIN
Under Arrest for stealing Checks Out OF
Letters and Forging Names.
telegram TO the Dispatch

AsHrvrIIr, n. c., april 26.-Frank Buck
nor. n rural postmaster, and his verdant
cousin, Starring Buckner, are under arrest.
The postmaster is charged with abstract
ING checks from letters aud bis cousin Win beng
,,,,sii,t,d IN tho crimes II Is raid that tho lat
tsr ms confessed that he passed fix cheeks IN
Aehoviuo amounting 20 1921, given him ny
frank Buckner, for which he received one hali
az the proceeds. The endorsements were forge
riss me Buckners will have a hcnting before
The United states Commissioner on Friday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-27

The Henrico grand jury met at the
county court house yesterday and found
tns following true bills a. Indictment; JHmei
H. Logan. burning house in order % get mo
Insurance: 4. y. Bennett. felony; Joseph clay
ton. escaping from iau: Waltor JACKSON, e.
Gaping from fall Not q tTlo Din was found INA
tho rqso OF T.. &. Woodbridge, charged with
burning a store belonging 10 William Parrish.
Mr.. Peyton J.. Darlington quahned yesterday
az notary public.
The court adjourned for the term.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-27
futures ranged rs follows:


BALTIMORE, April 26.--Flour active; western
super. s9.d0aS3.IO: DO. extra, 80. l3as3So; do.
family, SfsS450: winter wheat, patcnt sf.ooe
$3.50: spring wheat, patent. -. ,Oas5 DO. 20.
straight, 3l4Oae4.80: receipts. l4.oON Datreis;
shipments. 1919 barrels; salcs, 4.2So barrels.
Wheat easy; No 2 red, spot, 99s,c.asl Apr1,
81 asked: May, 934a94c.; June, 91as-.sc:
steamer, No, red. 9Oc askcd: receipts, lV5'-
$50 bushels shipments. 10000 busaels;
stock. G51e30 bushels. sales, $4,000 bushels
southern wheat tsady; Fultz, 92c.asl; Loog-
berry, 9oc.asl. Corn lower; mixed spot. loa
4SAc.; April 4'ha4Sc. May idssa4o'.,''
S2,3Ol bushels, shipments. 06,s11 BUSH
els stock. 442, 249 bushels; sales, $4,000 bush
els. southern com White. steady at 49c. yell
low, nominal az 5lc. Oats quite and steady
No. white western, 3claa3nc. No. mIed
western. 3tlsa36'.: receipts. 1000 bushels;
stock. lO2.943 bushels. Rye quiet No. ., sac;
receipts, 5,6l4 bushels; stock, $3.50 bushels
Hay frm; good a. choice timothy, s1Sasl0. Gram
freighis dull; steamer, TO Liverpool. per busheL
Sd: Cork. Tor orders, per quarter 2s.Sd.a5s.
cotton. ~. per 100 pounds; -four, 12c per 100
pounds. Cotton nominal; mtdding, I1ac. Fro-
visions unchanged. Butter hrm; creamery,
fancy. 24c.: do. fair 20 choice. 2la23c.; do.
imitation, l9a2Oc. ladle, fancy lsc.; good -
cnoce, lJal1c.; rolls. nne, lbc. 10. fair 70
good. 15a17c; storc-pacSed, l4aluc. Eggs
steady at l3al3iSc. COfiee dun; Rio carroos,
granulatei. 4jsc. Copper firm; refined, ll1Sc.
Whiskey steady and unchanged. Peanuts uil-
changed.
81 LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS. Mo-. April 26.-Flour quiet and I'M
changed. Wheat closed l,c. above yesterday;
No red cash, S0iec.: May closed at s14sc.;
July, SalSaSq5sc Corn closed nrm. lala6c.
above yesterday; No. ., cash. 3Slsa3S9sc.; Nay
closed az 37s4a377Ec. July, 303sc. oats-cash
lower 40 30tic.; May lower az soc: July higher
az 275.c. Whlskey steady at sl.l3. Bagging
and cOtton-ties unchanged. Provisions hrmer.
Pork, in lob lots, SlOas iO.22le. Lard. 90. Dry
salt shoulders, S4.5O; shorts, $3.50. Bacon
shoulders. 1925; shorts, s6.3jas0.4O. sugar
cured hams, s9asl0.50.
CINCINNATI.
CIScISyarI, o.. April 26.-Wheat hrmer; No.
red. 9llaag2c. COrn-No. > mixed. 43}Nc.
Oats steady; No. mixed, Bic. Pork frmer NJ
1915. Lard quiet az sB. Bukmeats nrmer
NJ $3.50 Bacon firm at $3.50. Whisky quiet
a. Sl.l3.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURE>
Nzw YORK. Ap,il 2G.-Cotton-Nct receipts,
.iO3 bales: gross, lO,5O4 bales. Futuros closed
steady; sales, 23!,hOO bales; April, su.Noa
sG.ai May, sGg3aSO9t; June, ss.OJas1.Od;
july. s615aSGl6; August, s1.25asG2O; sep
tembrr, Sf.32asG33: october, sHi2as 90
November s7.JtaSG52; December sHOla
1852 January, SG5lasL12.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET
Reported tor tho Ospa.oa.
APRIL 2G.-Market very quiet. Prime. 2lsc. {;
extra prime, Use; fancy, &c.; factory hand
picked, 3ail,c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-27

P0RrOF RICHMOND. ArslL %. 1897
ARRIVED.
Steamer Ariel Dsyo. sorfss. merrhAndiss
and passengers: IL u. Tstru, vico. prssidsaI
sAuED.
Steamship Old Dominion. Couch. New York,
merchandise aud passenger, george w. Allen
q Co. Agents.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ArHII. &c, 1ss.
lBy telegraph
ARRIVED.
steamship City Of Truro Pniladslphi,
steamship Tantailon, Boston.
Schooner J. c. Boyco. Now York.
roRToFwEsr POINT. AYRm 20. 1872
BY telegraph
ARRIVED.
steamship BERKSHIRE. SNOW, Providence re
Norfolk, passengers and general oaryn
Steamship Charlotte, Bennett Baltinlore pa>-
sengors AMI general cargo.
steamer Elm city, Marshall, waRerton. pas
sengcrs end general cargo.
Steamship John Jancsrson, Norfolk, TO load
cotton for LIVERPOOL.
schooner Carrie b. Wright, Baltimore, fer,us
ger, % order.
slIIEn.
Steamship berkshire. Providence va Newport
News ana Norfolk, passengers snd general
cargo.
steamship Charlotte. Baltimore. pa.ssngers
and general cargo.
steamer Elm CITY, walkcrion. passengers
ami general cargo.
Schooner Thomas Richard, Norfolk. 70 .oad
lumber for Baltimore
Schooner Carrie r. Wright, wSikertou, 70 load
pine wood Tor Baltimore.
MEMORANDA
NEW YORK. April 26.-ArTived DcyOnla. GIas.
gov. Arrived out spree New York Tor BE
men; Circassis, New YORK Tor Glasgow; City ~
New York, New York for Liverpool
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-27
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK.. April 26.-The stock market eth
showed diminishing volume Of business, while
iho interest in the transactions and tho width Of
the fluctuations we're reduced to a minimum by
the approaching bsli-hoday and the waiting
attitude OF operators at present There were
few outside orders in the market and London did
,,oshfng
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-27

Second telerram % tho Dlspatch.l

SIAuSroS. Va, April 26.-This afternoon
an unknown culOred man was struck by
tho locomotive OF tho ea=t-bJund thesapea "a
and ONO PASSENGER train No. q. Both hi- arms
were broken and he received other injuries
aDou, tho loIy The accident happened about
a mile west u S'aunt0n. The man was taken
here ana was attended by the company's sur
ge0n, Dr. A. NJ. lcnule.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-27

Rev. w. c. Tyree. nephew Of the late
Dr. Cornelius Tyrcc, has been called TO the
passionate o. tho First Baptist church at Dur
ham, y. c., aud has accepted. hr. Iyree, who
attended Richmond College for several years.
has lust completed his education NJ the SOUTH
ern Theological Seminary, aud Is ono OF tho
brightest young men mat virginia has siyeu %
the GOspel miuistry IN recent years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-27

we'ro always on hand. RRADY-MADE
CLOTHING has proved its advantage again.
What would have become OF swelterng humani-
~ in tho last day or two Il il had had to put az
With custom-:ailors' waits and delays? H.
stead-we have been nearly rushed to death
alung the demands for LIGHTWEIGHT SUITS
and OyERCOATs. Everybody got just what
suited them-and at a moments notice.
There were lots OF surprised people, too-our
si5 grades were revelation. Satisfaction
hinges on certain points. You know 'em-tab-
ric, ~, and nnish. They are ALL in our ais
grade. Yon can catch glimpse OF a few Of the
styles In cur window. The fun assortment Is o
"pertect nest" OF novelties. Get among them
you'll profit by the acquaintance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-27
winning Horses Yesterday.

At Guttenburg Nick. Marsh kedon, In
ferno. Dixie, Derango, and Mulatto.
AZ Gloucester: Mute, Nulpino, Samaritan. Re-
cess. Ccneyieyo, and Judge Nelson.
AT Washington: h nnie Rose, Dalsyrlan, Isaac
Lewis, ST. Mars. and Frontenac.
Az NemuLls: Content, Brownwood. Notus,
Gray Goose, and Gayoso. Third race declared
OIL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-27
. CHICAGO.

CHIcAGo, III, April 20, Isv2.
Cash quotations: Flour quiet; No. spot
wheat, s2ssc., No. red, s7tsaSsl4c. No. =
s0.55as9.57ts. Lard, se.IIhas5.2O. short
ribs. s5.62Ioat5.6J. Dry-salted shoulders.
st.50as5. short-clear, s6.lsI&aso.30. whiskey.
si.i3.
Tho iesd.ng futures ranged rs follows;