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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-10
RIcAMONo TOeAcco MARKeI.


NAY 9.-Au..ion offerings GA Change today
were Light.
Private sales Wrapper, . cutters, l; darss'
10 total, - hns,hea1s. .
Me-srs. r.. e.. Eve. otto, Danvlle, Va. \. J.
Le.twich baltimore, Md. 81. 81. Carter, Wilson,
y. c.. wefe On Change to-day. BUSINESS was
stacuant. with uJ -.rL OF no. carry Improve
ment hoped for, ana 10 B. only 6nJ@u hat -lch
- condition caGuut ROMAN Fery 'ung. Loose
sales were al DAVIS g. tregor7 only today
Louisville. lhy.l rcporA for last wees say
The character and quality ol tobacco was gene
rally disappointing. good orders Oeins th" re-
deening feature. Very lttle mo ieit offered,
and the offerings ~ medium grades mum
scar-er than usual, the bulk % the hurley beng
low grades from country dealers. Tho greatest
animation In the Burley market az present, hs
Tor some time past is 10 the lower gr$los' "hlch
has been supported Ia "a large measure ~ pur-
chasing from Canada and other foreign markets.
Iow-grade red nil'r- ~ rood supply aud ie-
rnoud az unchanged figures. The better grades
s,.qrce but IA good demand. Prices uncuauEei'
Low-gradc colory cutters ani oilers are Ia
good demand; supply larger. 40 zeal chahs5
IN quotations. Higher grades scarce ana III
strong demand. smokers rather qmet' tre-
well sustained. and prices irrerul1riy hlHner
Oh Bgrley remains unchanged; offerings OF
dark same "a last weok. Lugs and Leaf In good
order; nrmcr. 900,
Plants are abundant and ready - set. n lOO
per cent. crop Will BE- planted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-10
NEW YORK.


NEE YoKE. Nay g.--Flour quiet aud held
higher; Winter WHEATON, grades s2.lUa
s2.5j fair 20 fancy s2.jjas3.65; do. patents,
sAsJash2j; Minnesota clear, s3.0OaS3.oO;
do. patents, s4.25a34.6O. southern llour quiet
and firm common 70 fair extra. g.. 10
good 10 choice extra, S3.Ijas4.23. Wheat
frmer and fairly active for export; No. red
store and elevator. sOt4aSOhc. anoat, Sl}ta
SIC; options opened lrm at VAS. advance,
closing nrm ana Slaisc. over yesterday 30
red, May, 6Oasc.; June, size; July, n5'ac'
corn duh aLd irregular. closing steady: No. :,
50t1a5llsc. ia elevator 5lleo2l4c anoat; op-
tions closed steady, lsalSc. under yesterdays;
trading fair; May 5OlSc. June, 50tsc.
July. 5i5sc. oa:s active fo5 e1por.
but weaker; options duh and easy: May, SO1ec;
June, 357sc.; July, 354c. spot. No = white'
421ta42ISc.: mixed western, 30a3sc; white
do, 4Oa4Sc. Wool 1rm ana quiet; domeetlc
fleece, 21aS2c; pulled, 20G37c. Beet duh but
nrm family, sl1aslX; extra mess, BOA
$3.50. Beef hams steady and quiet at sl1.1oa
$3.50. Tiegced beet inactive but 1rm city
ezra India mes-, sId50asl7 Cut-mests
nrm; picked belliea, lie; shoulders. S1pc
hams, l3al3Isc.: miadles iun but irm; short
clear, li5lc. lsrd-Lgnt offerings and irmer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-10
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
Y0RK-RIyER LINE, VIA WEST PoINE
Tue PAyoRITE ROUTE NORTH
LEAVE RICHMOND:

TRAIN 40. 10, $40 2 VI.
local EXPRESS, daily except -dnlaV,
Stops az all stations. AZ iesEOr Manor con-
nects with stage for Walker,ou with ba.inors
steamer az West Point
TRAIN No. 10, 4:45 p. VI.
BALTIMOkE LIMITED, daily oxceps sunday
foe west Point, connecting with l0rE-hiF'r
steamers for Baltimore. Az Baltimore steamers
connect with Baltimore and ono ralrotd Tor
Washington, Philadelphia. and Now ork.
Steamers cave baltimore at 7. u. daiy OK
Trains irom Vest Point arrive a. Richmond at
0.Ob A. ~. 900 \. NJ. Rnf 81 T. II.
TRAIN No -. 7;O5 A. ii.
LOCAL MIXED, daily except sunday, leaves
Twenty third street tos West Point AMI intsrtne-
TIcket-oface az station ioOs Of Virginia strssL
Open 5 A. NJ. 70 8 T.. H. and IRON Z. " -
civ tick ss-orice-00 east Main streeL
eIt HAAS. w. A. TURK,
oS Srariic MANAGER. Gonsral Passenger Agent
" III. GgzKi, General Manager
7 = ~ THOMPSON, Superintendent
j. \. PorTs. Passenger Agent olo hAh asss
Richmond. Va ~y~S
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-10

IOVVLIEeT, Whitcst, C!c1rest Ssiu. ard soft
LO' lest Han is produce ty CrrcrRt SoAr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-10
My HAIR WAS FALLING.
SCALP. SChLY AND CRUSTY. TERRIBLE
ITCHING THREE OTHER REMEDIES
FAIL CURED BY CUTICURA
ENk N1.1I.

I have usci the CUTICURA REMEDIES for scalp
d. eases Ny hair was falling badly, my ioreiop
becoming crusty or scnly, md itched 80 BABY
that could not keep my hands on my head. IL
r0Inb e1 OF those scnles sticky or cummy sub
stance would GORE ont Of the skin and form
another crust. Aitcr trying two or three RENE
dies | sent % you for your book. AMI after road
inRit used one bOI ~ CUUCURA, one cake %
CrTIcVkA SOAP, ana took one bottle OF the CT
TIcURA RFs0LyENT, which cured me. ] teel
grateful 70 you for tho remedies and haze re-
commended them 20 my friends. ....-,.,,
l. =. TURNER,
snrrnnfn. Inkn cnuntY. Ia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-10

Core spondenco of tho Richmond pl'pA'cNI
WELDON, y. c., May 9.--Warren county hes
Tho -martcst hog. During I'd" Forest l,''' a. "a.
vr.ak t,i- h.g -qw the flames approaching her
res OF straw, 80 which was her young br""'.
She rooted Out T. hole near the bed deporl'el
the plgs in %, and then laid Down over tue'',
Tho ore passed over, singing tho mar oi uo "4d
p1rg~r but the llttl- squeaicrs were SAFE
ltore was most hoie mis- morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-10
'-">aTl DISTRICT OFFICERS.
'...sn hy Che.teraeid Democrat
ma,lfs Iuuerni-Porsonai, Nr.

...sn Dos Cho.ter:ieid Democrats
masl's uneral--Personai. &c.
tt so.ef - Manchsst'r District
9fff, he.Ja weli-altended meet
H..o-D1rso IL hwausDOrV last
le-l s. ~ nominating district ON
.n J.. Oven. jr., presided ana
trffef MOS the secretary. The
u-.0ar aoro made: For super
".. Justices Of Ne Peace George
|.rr.. sni J. smith: Constable,
.ftr. Oytrecf % tho Poor w ID.
M 2. toFDil aud T. ". fiOuruoy
i1f fe-sieeti0n as C0uuty-COuft
a., .u''ats - Dale township Chestern cid.
.... Al nominated Tie following ticket - DO
'. '..e election this Month For super
.. - iay.9r; Justice o. tue foace,
1. 'lraiba,4, j. T. Phillips, aud i. j..
D''g,"sf ~ tho Poor. ". j. lIOrner.
4 zoe ~ domination for constable. 81.
t..-.. t.- =. ~. f.curnoy Wero endorsed Tor
s.s, 500 'o4liy aad Circuit courts. respoc-
49, ~, pnDilcans u Midlothian District MONT
usr ~. ivi9"inE uckei Saturday FOR super
~ Aim'1s DR. Justices o; The Peg,p, u.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-10

The SAT- Chronicle was 10 have been sold
to-day by Mr.. Josephus Daniels. its former
owner. who holds mortgage upon II, bnt
the Autietam Paper Company obtained
from Judge Brown Temporary restrain
IN, ,rier SO thoro was no sale The mat
ter VIII be- heard next Saturday before
Judge Brown.
Today the members of the Raleigh bar
held mcoung ~ memory %: tho la;e VII
liam Fl. Pace. Esq At this H. Il. Battle,
F-I.. presided. and appropriate rrsolu-
ton. Of respect and regard were adopted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-10

IRAN 27 +. limited AMI Will have only Pull
man Buffett Sl-euIns-CarA 50 extra Charge n
addition 90 nrst-.lass passage rate ami regular
Pullman ar fare.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-10
NEW YnRK STOCK Market.

Nav YORs, May o.--Thc stock market was
errst- Ia ~ movement throughout the day
There wero sharp rallies NJ intervals, but tho
tendency u prices tn tho main was downward
OWING 10 reports that the government crop re-
port O. Dc issued tomorrow w0uld be- most M
favorable and The collapse Of the Chemical Ma
tional Bank Of Chicago, which led g rumors
affecting thecrcdlt Of other financial institutions
a tlat-.fv
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-10

Tho annual session OF the Grand Lodge
Of Odd-frllows began this morning ~ .
O'Clock IN Odd-Fcllow- Hall, Grnud-MaS-
ter John u. Bethany, IT., Of Wilmington.
presiding: B. II. Noodcll. of Raleigh. grand
secretary :Ricnard }. Jones, of Wilmington.
grand treasurer: ". ID. Caster, Of fayette-
vile. deputy grand ma-tor ". {. Douglas,
Df Carthage, Grand warden; J. Deans 81
Wilson. grand marshal. There are lo&
subordinate lodges represented. The
state membership of the order IS now
y.N
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-10
ExSQGsE21TzEsEZHas1a
BIRTHS.

TOWERS. Died. At ~ O'clock noon
Nay 9;h. at the residence ot his parent =.
Ga north First street. JOHN EDWARD
POWERS. son os John I. and Annie l..
Powe.s: aged % months and 10 days.
Funeral will take place from the resi-
dence NJ 3 O'Clock TODAY. Friends are
trvlt.t ~ attend
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-10

Funeral Notice.

The funeral Of the late JAMES VI
TYLER will take place from TRINITY
church. Twentieth and Broad streets.
WEDNESDAY at 1915 j. ~. remains 20
he taken from church to Dawson. Va. on
Chesapeake and Ohio tram leaving Rich
mond 2 =. W. Remains now at his sisters,
Mrs. A. b. Arm troug. No. POO east Broad
street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-10

Gold 4boro' was selected as the next
place of meeting. This evening officers
were elected as follows: Grand mister.
". ID. Custer. OF Fayetteville; Deputy
Grand Master, ". G. Douglas. If Car
thn.c: Grand Warden, Charles +. Lums-
DEN. Of Raleigh: Grand Secretary, i. h..
Wooiel of Raleigh, Grand treasurer.
Il. j. Jones. of Wilmington; Grand hcpre-
sentative. J. -. Bellamy. j., Of WHINING
ton: trustee Of Orphans Home at Colds
boro, 4. Il. \. Williams, OF oxford.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-10
nan PcZTuA CTRFD.

Three years aro my little boy had terrible
sore on his chest, tour inches across, be.il"s
.ofner forms of eczema. His doctor had tucl
several remedies with no effect, $50 | began 10
u4s the CrTICrgA REMEDIES. IN two wecks his
chest was bcalcf and the skin wnlte and smooth
again. ] continued tho LUUcuRA kfsuLNkNi
come time lorgor until he was quite vol, and
even now give 70 20 him once IN o Uh!c n be ms
anv blood trouble. an never without CuIicJ-
IA EENruIfs three.
MRs ". 4. CHENEY,
Kauanha Falls. Fayctte county, W. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-10
CHICAGO uyE-srocS N,RSEr

CHICAGO. Ill. May 3-tattle; Receipts.
4. 800 heai: shipments 5000 head. Market
slow: natives steady: Texans lower: No extra
steers On salo medium steers, s31-J.l ,;
others. S44OasfGD: ted Texans, "a. l5a'iA'
grass Texans, s36OaS3SO. Gamers, 81 a
= SD.
Hogs: Receipts. II, 600 head shipment
5000 heat Narket active and loal1c. higher,
m ixod. s-.8-nS,.HO: prime heavy and bl'rht q"
gciehts. S1.siafS; prime hight, t1.11as $50
pigs SJ.q0asT.dO.
Sheep. Receipts, 5000 hoaI: shipments
o. 900 head. clipped Texans, st.5oast -.
o.ner clipped, sjaSj.2J fleece, s5.ouat3.0'i
lambs. aJ.sJISU.2,.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-10
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PoRTOV RICHMOND, MAY o. 1898.
MARRIAGES.

REYNOLDS BOCOCK. Married, on
The evening Of the 2Gih Of April. IN ~.
Johns church. Hampton. Va, by the Rev.
DR.. Gravitt. assisted by the Rev. MI
Walker, CHARLES WARING REYNOLDS
to SALLIE p. BOCOCK, daughter oil mo
late Thomas =. BOcOck.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-10
CINCITNATI.

CNCNNAri. o.. MAY g.-Flou- strong; NO
fcI, nominauy 1Oa7lc. corn easier: No
mixed. 4in44ioc OAt' quiet: No. mixai, Jia
SOC. Rye firm: No. . G2c Pork hi;hr- M
500 -. Lard Grmer az 5000. Bulk-ueats drm
~ 5000 Bacon held higher ~ 5I2.*o. Wis
KY quiet NJ 5l.l3.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-10

Ari,ht W $50 ago Abrln Harris too.ofedl was
standing talk .ne 20 d. Warren, m itoht ~ TIE
le.t.t- O9.r. ". Is. james young "Aie ll'''
..t,, ..eirir., down tho sidewalk ara accident
ais ran arstn4i Harris. The Colurcd man
r,lrueI toa-sWLat Dec meant ly running against
..fri. james exrlaiuel th1t De d!d ~ unlutehtioh-
ally. ana mcaut uo,uiuc ty u. but uain@' hot
...,fl.f., 90 te tati4Acl with tho apology cur rl
Jame.. when the latter Picked W. chalr IN !
etrncs tho man a blow ou me head tnat telri
llrn to thc street. HauIss skuli Is fractured
and he has since been 80 serious .'Au'tl o.-'
.i.ro.. len town next morning alter Oh O'cur-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-10
GREsNvlLLe,s ~ OFFIclALs.
james :. Fleming Elected MayOr-An In
solent Negro knocked Down.

foarr,s Youfenceof the Richmond Dispat'hl
CErrNyurE, ". C., Mayo.--Tno newly-clec'oi
Board OF Colnc4lmou Tor the town Of Grccuyi!e
met lost night and subscribed 20 the oath Of
or.... Tury are: First Ward, Isaac Rhoden
t.0i.reiN: Second Ward, ". II. White aud y. =
1...,,.. T.t-, Ward. Il. D. cobb au' i. $. Con.
rl.ror. F.ur'1 Warf. Austin German ooiorei.
(ognriueu fhode1 couii not Wr.t' BIS name
ava logan lis oclcial career by " making MS
Tr. h.qri Organized by c'c'tinc James J..
Fleming o. prominent youur lawyer, as Mayor.
mo re.Iriue Nayu-. Hon. l.o. James, has oc ~
rlci ttc Office. for ten years and always nlea 81
WA crttit 90 himself ana ~ the Town. ne has
. worthy sI--rssor iu Nr. Fleming.
Tho other uIu.rtaut p'icNs were hilel az iol-
low. C,lk aui IRy-, ol.ector. Henry Nn'i-
,.,,t. treasurer. W %. White; thci - Pom "'
j D. -uit.. Ile l1.tcr ne, giso held lis posi-
IL Ii ll-It Ion N-a.-.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-10

BALTIMORE, Nay 9.-HaItnore and ohio. S0a
SO. Baltimore aud Ohio SoIthwC-tern l-ts.
IOol.aIJf: 81. ~ incomes, 90; consoldatc1
gas stock, G-1..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-10
BUD wHlrwoaE ACQUITTED.
TrIai Of the LlewcIIyn, for the Murder Oh
Brockus Commenced.
SPECIAL telegram 70 tho Dispatch.l

A,.syII.E, y. G.. May e.-Bud Whitmors'
WHO no. teen on trial for murder, was today
acquittea by ths Jury. Solicitor EuGoro u.
Carter made brilliant speech for tho state. ana
vGs congratuisted by the Judge aud lawyers l9r
'he dsfsnce Judge Carter tncn delivered nl,
charge. eSe:T point being clearly stated. Durtn.
the charge he prisoner was very nervous ou'
wa cbcere6 By tho presence Of his wife.
The case Of Frank and John Llewellyn Tor ,ie
......fcr o. United states Deputy hhrsha'
lsflcs BrOcSus, wEs then taken mp anu W.
a fns AZ tho qpe-ial tenire Of 200 men wa
t.s-y'. Brorkus. tho man Killed By tho Love-
~, las 10 the service OF the government -
.. = ( ne 81 che shooting. Tho dcfondants Y
t.r..r and son, Frank Llewelyn, the fathHt,
b, an old gray-bssriei man and nearly
bin 4. mo son - about % years old.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-10

Tho 19clino 20 thc start was equal to 'FE IN
National COrdage, III ia sugar, and " 10 per
cent. ga Tho rtmriu1cr az the li-t. Before tho
expiration o. the first halt hour American sugar
suddenly rose from Nli@ - 81. AMI sharp
rally cLsucd o. sympathy. but the closing II tho
NatiOnal-t ordIga trnuHfr--bOoks, rumois tnat
The amount OF the cOmpauys paper oli-
standing Was far Ia eXces. OF recount estimates,
ant reports which Were subsequently denied
thnt nu Application hal been made for q re-
coiver for rho D.5'illug and tnttle-r eeiing
Company plunged ta3 market once more into
dpUTes -lgu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-10
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

FLOUR.-We quote: Fine, s2as2.@5; super
fine. s2.25as25 80: extra, s3as3.jO. family, s4a
S4.5O; patent, S4.11apJ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-10
THE COTTON MARKErs.

IlvyKPoOI, May - No0n.- tOtton-May and
june. > lU-Gi1.: june aui July, l1-G+d. {;
July ana August. : o-B4a4 l9-did.. August AMI
September. : 2U-G4nt 2l-G4d.; september an }
Ccioltr, f2I-Gfuf 22-64d.; Ortouer AMI so
vombcr, 42}G4d.; November ana December
21-64d., also + 22-U4i., also 2364d; De-
cember and January. ! 2J.G4d.
T. H-Cotton-May, l7-Gia4 ls-6fL ::
May aud June. : l7-64a3 lS-64d. June and
july, / l9-G4I.. buyers; July aud August
! 2O-G+a4 2l-b+d.. August and september
I 23-64d., sellers; September and October
! 23Gfi, BUYERS; October ana November,
2t-64a4 2o.6fd., November AMI December,
4 .--64t4 2G-B4i.; December and Januury,
. 21-U4d., scets. Futures closed urn a, the
advance.
Ssw YORK.. May 9.-Cotton steady; uplands,
= i3-Itc: orleans, : i.ljc; sale. $40 bales {.
god ordinary, g Il-l6, low midluuR, .a-.
FI,lr"s closed steady. sales, llD.E1O baio-
MAY, sT.I5 June. 34h2. July t..lt; August,
: D. 40. September. 2ENs; October $40, ,
Ncgrmbrr fS.ul: December. $500: Jauua-
rs. ss.I3. Total consolidated net receipts today
~ all ports, 6.114 Bales: oxport--to mo CONT
ueuf. G.tlo bales; STOCK, pn3,3t9 taie+ Totals
sl far this week: Net receipts. 1920 bales;
exports TO Great Britain, 2I,525 bales; O.
France. J3i hales; ~ tue Continent, 1901
tal-s.
Nfw ORLEANS, May 9.-Fu,ures qIis' an1
steady: s4les. rs, zoo balos; hay. So, June,
500: July. SGt5: August, i..U2; ~cr-cmu"r.
s..tJ. October, $40; NogrWD-c. cH.ii De-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-10
NTEwsToCK BROKERAGE HOUSE

Fast wire service Solid Fractional amounts
Commission quarter W. L. TINNEl,
Commission Broker,
my 3-ag' Is south Twelfth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-10
RlCHMONO STOCK EXCHANGE.

TUESDAY. May o. 1893
SUFs.-5O shares Petersburg railiold az los.
Closing quotations ~ the st)sk BOAri
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RAILROAD LINES.
80 u TgEEEl ;EEEEgyl NgglsHF9

80 III 5sW p szsi3
DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
HI AND POTOMAC RAILROAD-Schetuls
commencing MAY z. 1898 Easseya o.oni'
ard tine.
7:4J A. NJ leaves Byri-suos, station daily
(-xccp; s1niayl ParlOr-oar Rishs
ln0nf - Now YORK Arrives at
Wgshtngton a, 1901 p. a.; Beiu-
moro. III 2. ~; Philadelphia.
3.fS T.. 81: New YORK. $50 Y. ".
1904 p. 81. leaves Byrd-strcot station daily.
stops only az Ashland. Doswel,
Mliorf Fredcri'ksbutg. Bro0ke.
rnI Wiiowatsr. Buff0t pariOf-cas
Richmond - New York. Arriyer
q. Washington az 4:O7 Z. "; BAit,-
more, 3.s3 T.. w.. Phiaf eiuh'a.
7:4D p ". Nov YORK. 1888 y. a.
700 L. N. ieayc4 Byrd.strcet station daily.
siccplng-car Richmond % Sss
YORK. stops only a. Ashland. Dus-
valL Milford, frcieuc gsburg.
Brook~, ami Wldowater. stops AZ
other stations on sgntays Arrives
"a. Washington at i,.lO T. ".
baltimore. 1888 4. " Phgsdoi-
pala. 3fJ A. L.; Vow FORK. 90
=.
$50 A. ~. aruyes o. Byrd-s' -ee, station ially.
Sleeper from New York stops
0uly ~ ,deNstcr Brooke. Prod
rck4cIry. Muiori, D0sweu. ~
EshlTu1. NDtS 10 otGer ssa''Jss
on cln1ny% leaves washington
o,2sP ~. arr,ves ryrl .-.-ss, s.sfisn d.f-.
Stops o4y af fr.3rr.. .sb lrf a.f
b. VeI Pullman rlrs - l Ws.f-
i-gtor. i-tt-s ~ hrg'0n 1000
4. Il. U.Fs nHt ..Hn o. rIua
3OJ Z NJ arrives A. Byri-siree' >tltundaIg.
stops at NlfcFafo-. BrnoSo Ffeie-
rrksbIrg, Nlnri. boswell n.
ASHLAND. rr.o--.I- Naerlng.Dn
90 Rc1moni Leaves Washington
g.}3 p. ~. arr,ve - B,rl-stree' ~''.ion laIy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-10
EIN A n c / A l.

We want the following amounts on GILT
EDGE CITY REAL ESfATE-ylA;
$4,000,
$1,000.
$4,000,
$4,000,
$4,000.
Parties having either OF tho above amounts, or
all will ind Il 90 their advantage - cali in aad
examine our STOCK. .
CHEWING (. EO.E
Real Estate brokers,
my 7-eod3t No. north Tenth street.
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.atr AHTIsH
TRAINS NoRrnwARD.


Daily. n,
man Buffet Sl-ep.ng-t 80 o1Ira chafRel1
addition % nrst-.lass passage rate ani regular
'''''''' 90 SIoPpING.rLACEs.
No4. A. 81, -. -. a., ali l3f make I'D
stopA MS %, 49, b. 49, 49, al - stop -
signal a. Manchester. preRrys. Contrl.ia. AMI
Chester Nos. 80. 80. 30, AMI az |.l siop "a
signal ~ an stations.
Pullmau Pqla,a buffet oleUIing-Ca ol 81
through trains. on Train Noa 81 an1 - o.'e''
ing-Cars betweeu Richmond aud Lyn;hoass
Va SEW LINE TO ATLANTA. CA
Leaving Rrnn0uI N25 4. 81 ially ana ne
irving at weldon A. 5.tI T. ~. an1 AZ Atlanta
AZ Z. 30 A. ~. ca =. 4. l.. Though aleepess .
',T.IniE0SLY HLL-RirL LINE 10 NORFOLK.
Yi,hmopa- 900 An NorioiS 49,. ii.35 4 -.
Richmoud. -. . q. ". Aoriola .... 0.2O 4. d.
E1riolk..'7.3O \. a. Hchmon1..lD; 4. N
Norfolk 400 D. 81. M-hmonI.. 80 +. y.
The trains leaving Richmond 80 50 4. L. AMI
Norfolk at4 L. 81. arc s0ii trains botwoon thoso
two points. anl passengers - ibroigh ~l.tols
change ot oar-. ,ilsoe1 a. .,'n' tfe also ~" -
al Petersburg ~ tns BE- T. 81. aLi 5.J5 L. ~
traius from Ricamoui % Norfolk. =, ,,.,.,
Trans leaving kehmyni A. . \. W.. I.il' =
81 aud IL: D =. NJ. ani arriving 40 hi.-.li'ti
al $50 A. IL. ~ L. ", ami 80 4. u. mako
clos. connection A. Petersburg 20 AMI !cJ1
Faruylle LynchUurg. aud wost
r. " sUILY, specialization.
J.. J.. ID. MYERS General up'tiittA4'A- ,
4. 81. EEsgsOS. TraGlc Mango. c''I
EARMYILLE AND POWHApAN
4 RAILROAD.
GENERAL OFFICE 7O3 EAST MAIN SIkhhi.
SCHEDULE ~ EFFECT Afklh Is, 1914
LEAVE RIcHAOsD.
I9.oOP 81 ga Atlantic t0ast Line Tor karmuJs
ana al poiD's west 81 Chester
l2.85 T. ~ rm Ricum0ni aud DanYIlS Tor
Iarmyllo and all points sosl u
MOseley.
ARRIVE k,cHNOSO
s.45AM tla Richmond ari Dangilis from
tarmvil!o AMI al points @ost Il
Moscow.
io..OA.M. re At.auti. cast Limo from FAryn.
vile ani oil point. e1st " 'bester.
..aOP. H. tir Ausuu. cast Limo Eon Be--
mu1a aui Orlr'.
klltraius daily except sunday
gIckots On sale and baggage checker Wroi \
atgOI Hain street. Richmond aud DtnUllo Co
po-, or Union depot r. ;. ..',y',
JANIS L. MEHru. lrurrai Manager DO -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-10
DEPARTURE or STEAMERS.
Old DOMINION STEAMSHIP COWPsSY.
IL .frNoNn - MaN y 1Nnl

III .HNOND. VA, May <. 1893
TRT-WEEkLY SERVICEKESUMED
commencing MONDAY. MAY SrU. The tri-
weekly service over THE line will Dc resumed
between INV YORK and kll HNOND. steam
er- leave View York every MONDAY. MEDNfS-
DAY. ani SATURDAY ~ r. NJ Leave
Ri.hmond every TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, and
FRIDAY A. , T.. VI.
Noniay's steamer rom View York AMI Wei
ros..av'a steamer from Richmond will carry no
V1a-euEPrs- hEO. W. ALLEN ~ ~
rnvN-yt Agents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-10

steamers leave New York tr0.l Pier 3', Norm
Rtvor. for Richmond ever W tDN ESDAl AND
SNTT-KpAl 20 3 b. NJ. arriving in Richmond
M0%DAN 40 FRIDAY Nc RNlNI--
Pag4enzr. accommodations Ir-ur asset
Cabin lare to Now YORK Npriuius meals AM
berth ga Jamo.-riyer i0lte ...... ....s " ID
Rounl-trIp tickets limited 20 tluy lhys
after date Oi Issue ............- .-.-..--. - "l
Steerag, fare. WITH subsistence. .....---. % u1
Strerage fare, without suusi-ien'a. .---. % %
CABIN tars u,Q Chesapeake ana ONO rail-
way. and Richmond aud PoforsNlts
railroad rtrKets lui'ed ~ four dayrl.- y 90
R1und-trip ucket5 Omitted O. Wfy
days ...---..-.- -.--.'sss.- . "a. ~ ~
Tickets can be- obtained 10 III 'hnoni irfu-i"r
C0mpauy's. 9Ol east Main street; Chesapeake
and ONO AMI Richmond and Petersburg depoi7
aui AZ the companys Oiuce, 1904 Main street,
aui wharf. Rockets.
Freight forwarded aud through Hlls OK laiias
Issued Tor points beyond New lOtk.
Freight received daily uutl H. VI.
Ins-eugers leaving k'hm0p on MCNDAfN,
WEDNESDAYS. THJK SDAGS, AMI SAIL K
DAYS by tho Chesapeake AMI Onto railway .cid
Newport New-) as 5 o. VI. AMI 10y tie Richmond
and Petersburg railroad .slme DAYS NJ a:lu ..
~ will make connection az NORFOLK with
ste4mrr leaving those days
GEORGE " ALLEN ~ CO.. Agents.
NO. 1901 Nau street.
.yl0 ani company wharf, KJcGotta