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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-12
GRAND coMmANpeRY OF K. T.
Onlcers Elected for the Ensuing Term
Visiting Brethren Bauqnossd.
iSpecial telegram 20 the Dispatcb.l

TARRoEO. n. G., May 1.-The Grand Com
mandery OF knights Templar in session hero
to-day elected the following officers: !. IL
Moyc, Wilson. right eminent grand commander;
A. IL. Cobb. Asheyillc, very eminent grnhn
commander; Peter A. Wilson, Winston. oini-
nent grand generalissimo; John {. Chase WI.
mlur'on, eminent grand captain-fenoral'
Rev. w.. ). Greasy, Charlotte. efni-
mont grand probate: George Lampnan,
Greensboro. eminent grand senior warren,
Hcury !. CLARK. Hamilton, eminent grand JUNIOR
warden William Simpson, Raleigh, eminent
grand treasurer: ~. II. Muns0p, Wilmington,
grand recorder: VA. Withers, Raleigh, grand
s,audarl-rcarcr: John ~. lInckburn, Ncw-
horne. Grand sword-be9rer: W. !. Long, oxford,
grsnl warden: X. ". Bradley, Raleigh. gram
sentinel. Ten commentaries were representel'
= wO charters have been issuei-one % Rev
Lerne and ono to oxford. Tie noyt meeting
VIII te held IN Charlotte. Tonight q srhuh
banquet was giy0n ty T. Georges Coinmahdei'
here ia honor OF he visiting brethren.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-12

NEW COAL PRICES B(
~ CHARLES n. PAGE.-lhX ny own pri'es
arl TEHMS 20 suI. my ru.,on'fr. bt1 nor
Withdraw nom coal FACIiANtt, nayine neeA
rITE a. $50 and 500. deliyerei. and SAB
q, ki.suI N ya-f. 40 mix "a cuni so-'sled " ih-
frra-iteN . Auurst-cla~s iuel ~ reduced pi'as
f0y immediate delivery.
1909 east Gary. a.b i-V' ".t ih'"'"
phone IUJ. a~u 'PA0Ic iOs.
nv iy-tI
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pinhmapd Men After Gold.

Correspondence o. the RlchmOnl Dispatch.l
HENDERSON. ". c.. May 1l.-Nessrs. White
and Coleman. tho Richmond members OF the
gUld-mine syndicate. are here to-day and have
boen In Conference with Mr.. J. p. Taylor and
DIR. L. :. BOYD, on whose property they have an
option.
Cards ere ont for the marriage Of Mr.. u. c.
b9rner. 81 this place, to Miss Calls, Ut Dsbney,
on May Both.
IobacrO receipts are very good again to-day.
with some very good wrappers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-12

Heauty Of skin and purity Of blood so
hanl in hand. Nogreater blessing than
a skin without blemish and a body
nourished by pure blood IL vouchsafcd
to man or woman. Ii 10 the foundation
OF health and happiness. 70 cleanse the
blood, skin, and scalp Of every eruption,
impunty. and disease and restore the
hair 10 agency in the world Of medicine
Is so speedy, econominal, and unfailIng
as the CrI1cvRA REMEDIES. Everything
aboutthem inspires confidence. Iheysre
. absolutcly pure. and nay he used on the
Youngest infant. They afford immediate
relief IN the most agonizinG OF itching
and burning eczemas, and other itching,
scaly, and crusted skin and scalp
| diseases. They prevent inflammation
and clogginG Of the pores, the cause OF
pimples, blotches, blackheads, red,
rough, and oily skin. They speedily
cure humors of the blood and skin with
loss Of hair, whether simple s%crotulous.
+ hereditary, or Lucrative. They cleanse
the system Of al Impurities by internal
ana external medication and constitute
the most effective treatment OF modern
times.
Sold c%yeryWhere. P~rico-CUTICv2A, SOC SOAP.
2Jc. NE5oiygNl, ~.
Prepared by POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL COR
7 POBkTi0S, Boston.
's nh 8l-F3tSw1t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-12

received this morning Of the breaking OF tho
leNee az lake Fort, An. The water from the
bTcsk Will flow into Rinck river and Tcpras
BASIN. Both streams are low and may be ablo
10 carry on tho water Of tho c%rcv1ssc. II they
arc "nohic TO DO this there win probably De con
tf.elfb'e ioes OF property in loXaS and Arkcn-
sar' bui not necessarily any danger 10 NE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-12
DEATHS.

BOWTER.-Disd. MAY II. 1879. AZ inc
residence Of his mother, in the west Inc,
MILTON BOWLER: aged IS years o
months and III days.
MuroN was our dearest darling.
Pride of ali our hearts at home;
But an angel came and w~hispereu;
Darling MLToN. do con- home!
Farewell. MmToS. but not forever;
There will bo q glorious dawn.
We shall meet TO Dart. no, never
On the resurrection morn.
Though thy darling form hes sleeping
In the cold and silent tomb,
Thou shalt have . glorious waking
When the blessed Lord doth come.
Funeral services from kanaolph-otfee'
Baptlst church.kRIDAY at +. II.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-12
TO HOLDERS or
VIRGINIA
BONDS.

Tho announcement ha. ilst bren rArelvei
from London that The International committee
nnuoiEfNi 20 tx fhe ratos ~ WHOM fte row VIZ
ginia -cntlrv bonds are 90 b" flsf rnlteI fo mo
hOi1erB 0f tha several classes OF Ola FiFsiElt
bonds ana coupons under the debt settlement o.
Feh~usry. laO2. has ~ tasf medo he report. ami
b. is eNp~.f"d that tne t~Xfafuge &C " Fo9i Cor
t~i~afea .or tnc ueE D.u.a -. very s-pu
begin.
M orr Nlrgi1la-nonc Cr'a.sr a. November,
1891. Ne sll1. 'Af'er a cau.ll sfuiy u so
,1se ln all is tegrnsr W. have prepared thcf0l-
lowing 'ahi', showing t1e rrault o. funding tls
deD. ~ the rates therein fnvgostNd ~ us. N.irl
We h'uS Tugil De an equitable AMI successful
solution ~ the problem. fnR cables tlu, frr
rosewood indicate thet tre lgures ~ vh..h the
two most mporfant classes nia ID oond.-ranei7.
"~LDN>OI-' afi "1U-fHaf. -ore o. ua o.
changed for Century RouIs K TKE'l~FTh
TiE SANE THAT VI ~~iHFf~Itn iN Cd p
CIRCULAR hOt khf ENitED 30 sOAk
EIGHTEEN mon ii~ AtfO.
We shall De plersrl Oh fIu - holders ~ tas
POol Certificate r'pr'sf1ti~E .~gfnR 1onfs o.
coupons. upon application, any t.rft"- parf-r-
lara In regard 90 the r1nyrrel1n or r1changs ~
their certificates tdat may boz o0inln1b.n ant
~ are prepared % arrange iur sI-h hIIlfrrfa'
exchange of fbrir certificates lNr tNn lev As
Der cent. Century R1ni-.
1o~rrpaIou1ence boz rN1.
JOHN L. WILLIAMS SONS, Ra'k r..
Tenth .ui Wan streets.
uyQ almond. Va.
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A shrewI Eusiness-y.an.

T|N|N "."TIEE."
Harlem grocer 80 young man Who M
applied Tor o p%ositon) Are you "A married
man
Applicant No. sir: J am not married.
Grocer Then o wIll not 10. ] prefer
10 employ married mer. they are rot m
such an ALFRED hurry 20 knock Oh work
| Il the evening. Tie, have got through
n.IrfInn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-12
RICHMOND rOaAccO Market

ILeD0rted fJr tIo Ui7gaf.I.I
Nay lI.-Au.ti0n offerings ou change to-day,
- packages And 10 re.ecti0us. Highest price,
IS. -: lowest. Sl.4).
Private sales Filters. : wrappers, 3; darks,
Il-tOial. FL hocsheais.
p.vanue collections: Cigars and cigaret'e-.
u 1898; tobacco, Sl,333.95-total, s2,J23.-
30.
Nessrs. T. W. Clarke, Of southampton, Eng.
ami w.. b. walker, Vl New lorh, were on
q mango to-day.
Davis q Gregory ard Sheihurne'- warehouses
both rcyor. good sales Of brish,s with 40 me
grades O1erod.
crenshaw's Warehouse will have a sale Of
GarKs tomorrow.
Market is very quiet and prices unchanged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-12

IIyEPFa0f. May IA .a.L ot'ln-IIur nrt
JuI. 4Io-.fl. Ju.v aui AugIs t-'-iil
4I.-.lt: August arl ~tptemlr-. 1"l-tA;
TEL 5sr ami Octrle-, #2i-1fI.: NIr-tlrar
avi De'euh .I ( 21.3iI.: December ana lru3-
a-y. , "8jft.
kPN-A0c~ir1n miliLn:, 'ar. 8 i-i6J;
good mi!lIlE. a t-ldi muilhrg. a r-ltt :
low mii flns. ]-lil. good ord nav. 4 ll-Itl;
ordinary. Bad Mag. ! IH-1+t. sellers. May
and Jun-. = I5-jfI sellers: Juno ana juir.
| 3 tt-C4I. tusef-: July AMI August. . -,-ftt
4 IS-641. aIvI-t gLt september 4 iH-'ld.,
! sellers: September ami O..obsr, , 'u-N'a
| 42I-l4I.: O'o'cr aGl NOycmteT. 4r!-dle
= .2-i4d. November and Dec Wb-r. > 'i-r+t,
sellers: DE -urag aul January, I t{-stt
.a-64i. Futures closed gu.ot anl s'eadf.
N.W ACWr. Mlv it.-lof-0l iui. Guu -.cltF
Tri1ud.. = It-fbr.; orleans. = Lie. f-lr-,
DO bales. iuflrcs ciosed .. 5v; saios. $4,000
bales. 5lay. 51.4Jef.tu: JIae. 3f..I. ..' ;
.Ilr. e..oifAGti: AuEH-'. os5-ars ID, So
tcuu"r. sl..S8s..I.; o't0oer, Sre'a ,.e ;
November st.92-t1y jt December. s.'N.
s..ly: J.Iuar..< A.Dltsr.u1.
.u-l'dst-. uet rcro pee ~ AT ports today;
4.l,U a.'--. exports - Di-2' lrteIu, 49, D
l.lr4:tr l~ct.uuu.n-. - bales ,-tcrE.n t..Hi
rrles. Total s, nv ttis wccS; Neg rfc'iif-'
9 5.- 3 ha'e~: ~e-ss'f-. 60 1~eat E-f'fiH, '..HN )
iale- 20 F'1n.-, asl bales; - taf Continent,
lI.111 ut.4.
Nrw ORiEA,s, NJ lt-rI'1ras 'uiot
gales, 1900 bales; H-y. tl.i'; jl1", 3.tt;
July. cT.4o: tlvu.I. g.. .t; ~"fteuue- tt.a'
Or,oocr. SrGi: No,onDtc. 500; December,
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EDUCATIONAL.
GUNNER SCHOOL oFMEDICINE

> UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
J,W. NLLLBTr. M, FIR A. II. IuIrLE, NJ; -,
-. Prof. Chem, Chm. Prof h.stoiosy'
W. q. CHRISTIAN, n. d., Al DhEW. MI
prof. ANATOMY, sec. g., Prof. PhysioSegy.
Opens July 5st. closes septesber >, 1898.
Has proved Of signal use 10 beginners ana 70
graduates preparing for exemtnstion before
araSs Sc, rs,ary, Dr. w. @. CHRISTIAN, uuiyer-
-" up l0-eodAv2m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-12
Nrw YORN STOCK MARKET.

NEW Y0RK. May 1i.-ThostocE market opened
greatly depressed on the receipt " lower quota
tons FOR securities from LoD10u consequent
upon the advance in the Bank ~ England rate
Of discount from o 70 3Le per ceu. The latter
stlGencd tue rates n sterling exchange here
and led 20 a good decl Of tall about sold ship
mcu's. Tho bank ~fnillro' To Chicago. Indian
ap.lis. and Wilmington, Dol, assisted tho bears
IN ihn-r hrnrn don.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-12

VA. Nay I'M. Henry Teaford
"-t f.uhcl- loo tbs county. died last
-<a~. A. Alone. near This place. Hs
fr4fa ah4 was a uAi &c Of Augusia
'' '''l4 o. this county forty year.
zee ~ Hrgu6not ekttactiOn aud bic
D"pf-. but Was corrupted " ToaiOid
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.t,,.,,u. Debts and start, Afre,h.

TTTf|III I'ITNTIW :" "" ''|IN|"'
FAYETTEVILLE. y. G.. Nay I1.-Nr T.. W
Thornton. who fnled hore last January fu
abont Two HUNDRED ihous2nd dolars, hs7 salts
fartorlv aIfrsf"! hs f0iebtcln-s-. starting ou
a'roah and nrs0ci-tnr with HIM 90 ~" manage
went nui con f1rt ~ bI- Business =. W. thorn
ton. j.. As "a partner.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-12

danger. but she was unable 70 disconnect the
parachute. The balloon, with parachute open.
zane swiftly 10 tho ground. The thousand or
more spectators breaihlessly watched hor fall.
She was enveloped I'm the canvas. but wes not
soriously injured when eytricated. To witness
her falling was q sight that almost chilled the
hlnnl In nnala vnIn.
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Al Uncomfortable Position.

Mrs. Smith And how X your uelghbOr
Mrs. Brown: She's well enough. I sup
pose. | haven't seen her TO speak 20 tor
SIX weeks.
Mrs. smith. Why. 7 thought you were
on the most friendly terms.
Mrs. Brown: Well, No used 10 be; but
we've exchanged servants.
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uARINE IRTELLI0ENCE.
PORToE RICIHOSD. KAY IL. 1893.

POKIOE KICIhUND, AAY IT, 1913.
AeKfFE3
steamer Ariel. DsyO, N0rioik, fn~erchanfiee
ana passengers; irun Wc!siger. sgen,.
schooner Dora Allison. Rose, Catteret, fertili-
ger, Richmond Chemicsl.WorEs
Scaooner George ". Anderson, Call, New
YORK, kainite. ALISON & Addison.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, NAY IL, 1898.
10y telegraph
Arrived.
Schooner q. W. Church. New York.
Schooner l.. a. koby, New Haven.
skiLzD.
Schooner E. 7. Angel. Boston.
Schooner Ed,tb AlsOtt. Boston.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-12

Z OSI, BIINEEN SEIONU NM
4 4 Loieh street and j. Kirshs. on Bacon-QuaI-
ter branch, ONE CORSET. Ils nDdcr viii
please deliver at 40 east Leigh street and got
i,award. my i2-lt'
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BOARDERs WANTED

w DDAAhpbA"R
y A n,,e country hons tour and \ hat ulhes
| nom CnarlogtesU.le "a. Il0nty u irnlt, yesr-
tables, milk, and zee. h0rsss an 'oH'~''''1
hire. scenery beautiful c,pru
Oann P0sgOf1ce.
nra.ow AlOemsrO cOuutY, Va
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\ Female Ae,onaut'' Great ror''.

T0Vs'TNI T0-"ET7T " Nv "T-"'
TlRR0EO. y. g.. May ll.-Nrs. steel an nero
raut. made an ascension her" today. When
several uuired feet in the arr The balloon tHoA
nr. and tn rnrlrhute tailed 90 wO-k. li-io-
shots wcrs Crel as . signal oi her imminent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-12
Very Unjust.
rTcrae cff.uga Z

Conductor IN have 20 charge YOU 20
cents extra for not having a ticket with
yOu.
Indignant Passenger: Fifty cents extra ,
! don't think J.; is (aIr.
conductor We'll. whether - is tarc or
not. You Will have It 70 paw Just the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-12

o THE |PATESTEE WITH EQUAL
CAPITAL. fnaauiacturins a new m"sel alloy
rom Bauxiio by patented appiisnces; -p-tot
furuaco now IN success,ul operation. inFos.ilens
guaranteed ~ mortfage N pit,S alPss
ALN N.No nv - ilItNn9
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-12
uvAVTFD SAWED WHITE OAK
WAITED WITH ~. 900,

~ by Boiloy Wagon COMPANY, staaptol'
Va. Interested parties please Su.e fgf spe.lh-
cations. oCANILING aui FLASh rom :"
q inches ga-ntel-HG4tei ,pon. ny b."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-12

Va. Mar ll-Generai 3. G. Arm.
, 1ral ~ Hampton Normal and Agr
ia7Ni4te d.od AZ nat place at 900 p.
eth I'll 30 oJnod saturday afternoon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-12
ZOE al

Tho Destroying iht,e DRUGSTORE Ia NeTp"''
News for sale. Doing a strictly ctsh ols.pes-'
! StDck am fixtures Will invoi's about cF'pou'
! Imnted ia q part II th3 city where taoro Is no
| orp0sition. owner nss anDther store aud can
not devote ht- attention q Doth. address, tot
- NeeroTt NoWa Va. az iO-lg
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-12

Prices generally opened lower. mi The pres
sure To- sell continued for hRif ~ Lour or 80.
After that time, however, q sharp rally ensGci,
ana the smaller shorts wore badly frightened.
During tho afternoon tue market moved up aud
down frequently. hat n waH noticeable that the
declines brought Ia liberal buying orders, which
le : quotations higher after "a u attack. Final
prices were within "A irHcti1n OF no highest At
tanned. The net gains were largest IN tue ILL.,
Iustrlals. L~scAaVanua AMI Manhattan. Tire inn
p%r0yement Ia which was equal 90 i94la points.
General Electro lei win an advance ot 4la
1. tufs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-12
PORT OF WEST POINT. MAY IL, 1893.

PORT OF WEST POINT. MAY IL, 1888
by telegraph
ARRIVED.
Steamship City of Columbia, Jenney, New
YORK, general cargo.
Steamship Baltimore, Geoghegan, baltimore,
passengers and general cargo.
steamer Elm city. Marshall WalAerton, pas
seDRors and genera cargo.
SAILED.
steamship City Of Columbia. Jenney, New
YORK, general cargo.
steamship BaltiEno-e, Ge0ghegan, baltimore
passengers and general cargo.
steamer alm City, Marshall, Walkerton. pas
sengers aud general cargo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-12

nD WEST FGKTY-EiGHTH
lOsb SIRiEm. NtW YORK Ctlf-
iar.e and su.r ROOMS. IN hr''-ciass mouse,
NItu c~xcslleut bosrc. Nsmmor rates. N.colA
~, 1ar- 10y I2-lt'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-12

WANTED, 70 SELL VICTORIA
Ia cx.al.pt orir-. Sew linen coyer-.
Andy al GItO>~S s.. clfucc Adams ami br.ti
-. my IL.
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GRAIN AND EXCHANGE.

RIcHuoSD. Nav II.-OTFERISGS- Wheat, 7l2
hu.teis. Corn. SEQ bushels. oats, 1000 bush
81. Neal. * bushels. hilLOnal, Is tons.
S.LES.-Wheat, ~ bushels.
QUOTATIONS..
WHyAr-Loncberry, 75aGSc. Mixed, 73a77c.
Srortbe-ry. zoo. o.. No. - red, Zoe.
toKN.-Wnitc. prime Virginia. beg lots. JJc.;
IN. . white. DOC. 40. = mixed. J2<a1ac.
OArs.-No. = mlxed, 3.lsc.; No. " mixed,
3Gs36Hc.
KYE.-BOaGJc.
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aNrf

FINANCIAL.
We have tho following amounfa % LEyD n,
Ri-hmOu1 city rgai estate: $1,000, sI.Ooc-
long time. FRANK y. HIiL&CO.
my Iy-3f Eoal E-tafr auI I.ara
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-12
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

TIoyR-Ws quote: Fiue, s2ss2.25; super.
s2.25as2.jo: extra s}at%.jO. family. J4a
S4.5U plteat. S4.1JESj.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-12

I P-H,r 11rta. '....o oolooo2 % 3 9
N,-r-..rt.ra. ...N % Cd 4 % q % y q 3 .
ra,tsres ~toyoy. ,iciahon, and Robinson;
I N.,El OIL ana tatstl.
~. Y'ri+ "-''i oi5O2Io -1j 70 3
I T..e!e.uma-.... ] y % % = I'd O." 10 &
Z batteries hu4io. King, md Mcmahon, Toy
l.f. Nrvlmt. ami Or ta.
q tet. Iolis. ST. Iouls-C'eycland game post
a., cn.,a.o: cll,aso-CpcDnat game lo,i-
poue1. hA.
rs o,g.1'!D. ! 3 90 o. : TO- J
H.. ...l U02 . O0I % . -
Is.,,r.,s: Kennedy, liad4ock, and Daily
/ N.-Aos and beun.tt.
rt'ana--s ...s..o ooI0O2Io-4 II 9
| ic3,-, l... .....I ITO UOl / O-S IL .
Batteries: Kilcn aud hscS; strai;'n ana
Gran.
rAli SOUTH.
a. Bir r1.ol Ga Is Z :
Nov O.le1u4 .....0 . @ q 8 o. o. > L. ::
ra,ter.-.: Parrot and U!rich far.e' Bailey
| Gui BALDWIN.
~, A. A., $500 .sta.ss. d o. r. ~ = Z.
Au,ust.s '.....4 an UI1 X-il II "
Hatic1cs stephens and DusiaIo; shaw; Ger
mau. nud Wilson.
va'o non .....o o41Ioeol- - (
s.g.nrars. .....U ! 5000 : o D. - D. 81
B.t.orcs. Miller and Holds; Petty ana hur-
lcy.
ut4'. 40 2OIOOOO3 -6 3 q
Bsiienes: cross ana sugden; hcepan ana
Murphy.
Temp,i.. j. Basc-hi,s. b errors; 2.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-12

|tfahbo NO a..
bHtEANs. Ahv Tn nrst cre,asse OF
H Vvoan1a to-day. lliof nstion 0ss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-12

TIE WEATHER ~ RICHMOND YESTERDAY
was clear and pleasant. Tho sAtes we've clear
NJ midnight.
Range az the thermome.sr a. tho trent d00r -
tha uf~IArCu Office vrstaflay.
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ares ranged ~ follows

CHICAGO iINk->INta hAhhEl.
CHICAGO. IT.. MAY l~L-tatDe Receipts.
$4,000 heaf shipments. $500 head. hnrAet
steady; one lot faucy steers. So b'st mediums,
- a5as5.2.; others, s4."naStNo; TED Texans,
s3.11nst.Io; g~tassers, Sa~2loS3f0: RAT COWS,
s3.5OaS3.N5.
Hogs Receipts. 5000 hcal shipments,
5000 heal dRrkct Joe. lower; rough nni
mixed. las 90; hcoyv. srbjas7.tO; ughr.
81 .TOR8T.sj.
sheep: Receipts. 10000 head: shipments,
25.OOO head. Market s'a3dv: I'd Irei leNan-,
s3asf.5o. native und western ciippei. s1a
SJ.2I; fleece westerns, f5.ju0s5U1, lambs.
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LOST. srmsXKD. AND FOUND.

! O5T. EiTBER Al THE BLUES
~ BALL on Tuesday night or On the street
Gu Wednesday afternoon. a GOLp CltAlN-
%bKACLLET win PADDOCK Bracelet. a
IL. N. MOSES 4
my l2-tt Jewellers, $50 Main street.
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.OKIUIk PfANI HNEt h

lseportoi fcr Tie D.spat.a.
NORFOLK. Va. May 1l-ll-k.; jul; no
transactions reported. Pruae, 4uIisc extra
prime, ~. fancy, f+ic.
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l3c. apound

CALIFORNIA HAMS, l3c. pOuhuj
STANDARD A SUGAR, 90. . pouni'
Pure LARD. 80. q ppalndi
BtST CIII NEAL, BO- 3 Oush'''
GOOD TEA, 2jc. . pound ann, ,,.
SkRgtKLfs ARi0SA COFFEi- @3c. a pound
4 bars LARGE SOAP t0r 23cu.ogp-n..
Pound boXos '
SARDINES, D.. = box
COOP CREAM CHEESE, zoe r,Yv,S,s
NEW NORTH CAROLINA Clf hIH"i'"''
HONE MADE BLACKBERRY WINE, 81 per
prkE srdAR SYRUP. 2oe. = GALLON.
uONEaADEJELLY, b.. = pound
~IONE-AADE PRESERVES, &c. : pound,
BRST CAROLINA / 81 q poundi
around cans PIH-pEAChE>. lOc.
PERSIAN DATES, - pound,
s~ILyER-kISG FLOUR pest SOLO, ss.ooa h1r
rel, or sec. sack:
sNOW-FLAkE FLOUR. gao pos barrel, or
2Sc- por e1ck
> caus SALMON FOR 2Ac.
Pnoae $40. Prtoe-lss mailed ON appscaiion.
- ULLAANS son,
uxs lS2UlS2e east Main.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-12
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM AL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES or THE WORLD
Prices OF Money. Bonds. Stocks. Grain.
Tobacco. Cotton. &C., and the
Weather Indications
by telegraph 10 tho Dispatch.

- WASHINGTON, ID. C., Nay 11.-For'-
cllo least for twenty-four hours-irom mid
I'M" lalght 70 midnRLt-f1r virginia: Fair
- oaiher; south winds.
y For North Carolina sui South Caro-
lima: Fair weather; variable winds.
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Atthn In.cllirnnc. ono

Atthe Intelligence once.
Vogue
Mr.. C1mso: am looking for a cook.
Mss >ora Nuliigan Sue. an Ol'm
for a place rs KIT hen lady.
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WANTED, BIZ MIDDLE OF JUNE
or l.t O. yuly, by a gont'eSnan and wiie,
BOARD and TWO CONNECTING hcoAS sisa
uatef. so,tn OF nro9d, vest VI ftfth. Address
a cara DIsParcs. my lew. F&snSts
bicycles All BARGAINS. BOYS
I'D s2A WHEELS for sta. Meas ~higsrgsads
for S.A Oshsrs N proportlou. Lists freN A.
", UuMPS CO.. psstoa. o. ap si-eodt5s
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-11-13

This fearful increase in the number of
murders cannot be explained by the increase
In population in this decade, which was only
about 20 per cent, while that OF the murders
shows an tnt case Of about 400 per cent. Does
II not seem that our body polite is diseased
from the core-sicS unto deathg Is there no
remedy2 Yes. Go to the root OF the malady;
see what brought il about and work on this
Never mind the effect which we seem now
pOwerless to overcome, but strike at the
cause. Our chaiugangs and penitendaries
are full to overflow NJ. Make an inventory;
see how many have had the I'D
vantages of q common education. the church
and Sunday school, or. for this matter,
any ordinary moral training whatever With
very few exceptions we find that they are alb
solutely destitute Of these simple advantages
and conditions necessary to every member of
our commonwealth, Such state OF things is
shame upon our civilization and calls aloud
for every means Of reform within our grasp
Let us chose reformatOry by all means. a
place where these unfortunates may be 10 Ight
some good useful trade, each for himself
tlat he may therefrom earn an honest living:
whereby instead of being a burden nay a
poison-to the rest Of our body polite he may
become an upright, useful citizen; and In
many cases, let us hOpe an honor TO his state
and country. G. b. WHATLEY.
Nov. 49, 1893