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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-05
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.


NEW YORK, April 4.-Fiour quiet and held
frmer; winter wheat low grades, ". lOa
500 patents, s3S5st425; Minnesota clear,
A.. 5Oas3.5O patents, s4.25ss4. so; Southern
-four quiet and firm; common to fair extra,
az. lOasa 10; good 20 choice do, %. l5as4-25.
Wheat kalkc. higher, closing irm: No. red,
store and elevator, 7oAa16c.; anoat. TIc. !;
options active, excited. and irregular, closing
strong at IBal&c. advance Aprl, 75z4c Nay,
nc. June, 77alc. Corn frm but dull; No. 2,
5la5lISc. m elevator; 52ao2ISc- adoat; steamer
mixed, 49i8a49s4c.; options Laskc. mp, closing
firm April, 495se. May, 4s3sc. June, 4s9sc.
Oats quiet and easier; options dull but armer !:
April, 354sc.; May, 35izc.; June, 3olsc. spot
prices: No. g, 36L4c.; No. 2 white. 39iTe3e14c. !;
mixed western. 3oa3sc-: white do, 3S1asjsc.
Wool nrm aud In iair demand. Beef quiet and
weak; family, sllasl2; extra mess, $1,000
$500. Beef hams dull and weak at $3.50.
Tierced beef quiet aud easy; city extra India
ptegIed bellies, ss4el oi4c. shoulders, &c. hams,
i2l6aI3c. Middles dull and weak; short-clear,
esic. Lard quiet ana easter western steam
closed at 99.7 sales none; city, Stac. options
nominal; renned duh and lower; Continent,
elC IS; South America, e10.40: compound,
sasskc Pork In better demand and weak
sales 500 barrels; old meas, $3.50: new
mesa. s1s; extra prime nominal Cotton-seed
oil dun and weak crude, 40a<2c. yellow, Acc.
Petroleum quiet and hrm- Rosin qutet and
stoady; strained, common 10 good, elisa
4l37k Turpentins dull bus steady at 33a
33t<e. Rice fairly active. Moiseses-Fsrsign
nominal: New Orleans, open kettle, COED "
choice, In fair demand and erm Of 30s3ac.
Peanuts arm: fancy hapd-picksd, 7I4s7,<c.
farmers, 451sS1e Couee-Options opened
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Mcssrs j. B. Elam & CO.. rent estate agents,
have sold the three brick dwellings NOa. $50,
So, and 333 south Laurel street 20 Henry {.
aud Orear l.. Nicholas for $4,000 cash.
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ECZEMA AND SCR0FULA.
LOST TWO CHILDREN BEFORE HE TRIED
CUTICURA-sAvED WIFE AND TWO
CHILDREN's LIVES BY USING
CUTICURA REMEDIES.

have found the CUnCCRA REMEDIES 10 be
fust Whnt you recommend them. h9 WHO was
covered all over with pimples, and tortured
nearly L. death with Eczema, as the doctor called
IT, Ihave never found ANYTHING 20 good for
family that 10 troubled with scroiuia ana blCod
and SKIN DIseases ! believe that CUTICURA
REMFnHs saved the lives OF my wlfe and two
children. ] Loot two children with E;zsina and
Scr0fula before ! tried these remedies, ard the
TWO living had as bad cases OF Eczema and
Scrofuln az the two that died. CCTICUHA RENE
DIS completely cured them. and they have
saved their lives as we'll as that OF my wiLe.
Those words are, every one. true. can Iclef
Won 10 my neirbbors. / have saved 800 la
doctors bills, aud our lives, ty using them. May
God send thus into the homes OF families VINO
have never heard Of CUTICCRA REMEDIES
j. n SMITH,
Cot,on-Mlll. Anderson Courthouse, 5. c.
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Rrrros. Aax.. May 20. 1899.

MesIs. LipDnadH Brothers, Sdcanf'dh, Ga.
Gentlemen.--I had rheumatism about
two months during las. winter, was CON
sned 10 NV room most of the time saw
an advertisement in the Saline Courier
recommending p. p. p. as q cure for rheu-
natism. 1 bought three bottles but be.
fore got through with the third bottle
was cured aud have not ielt the least effect
of shenmatism since. II is undoubtedly
the best remedy for rheumatism l ever
tried. can cneerfully recommend 1t TO
the public. =. o
lours truly. ~. 81. OuNaihohAhs
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NOTES ABOUT THE BAZAAR.
Zoo Ia'i General Meeting to BE Held
Iu-Day-ArtIciss Received.

rthf .AFlltlCs lkettlFcOs
lag general meeting Of the ladies
r- I the Memorial Bazaar Will lie
ty Young Mems Christian Asso-
tIilug to-day at noon. The
.' ~ the various committees will
-a ..lr later.
as If tho ladies associated with
t-4 table Was held Yesterday az b
number ot generous contribu-
'f.u The Land OF Flower" wore
--t
i.t ~mittee ia charge Of the North
booth VIII hold meeting ~ the
t-- l.els Christian Association Hall ~
fsrday. while the Restaurant Com
"i.I meet IN the same place to-day
3D. COCK
p.+t- ha,ue 0Bannon, OF the Virginia
,ee has handed IN SZl, the pro-
~ an entertainment at Barton
"ia Virginia Morgan Robinson received
'.'i gay Donation Of seventeen articles
- I~iuyra, fiuyanna county. Among
Is one 90 Ia memory of John :. Rich
@-' age1 IS wears. Of Fluyauna county.
DeI Der OF Company &. Fourteenth
c'.i.iA Ieglment. Killed az the battle OF
go. af2. Among the missing" BY his
4rs. Long.
AZ Harry Tabb. assisted by Mr.. Peple.
- N''tpleted the mammoth lily which ~
'A'h pulpit tomorrow afternoon.
"a etAd should come 10 this unique
80 ai.alc entertainment. Ihe prIZe Is
l.ya-'' ana charming. Every child can
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nmsMnlE rnaAcCO MARKET

LOUISVILLE. KY. April 3.-The offerings at
auction this week were 1900 hoshee :, private
sales 433-total 3,342 against 3,407 Tor the
corresponding week OF last year. Total sales
since January lst 1881 hogsheads, against
59.O41 IN the corresponding part OF 1892 Re
ceipts this week 2,32s hogsheads, against
reflections this week 503 hoZheads. or liza per
cent. II -uction sales, against 254 per cent.
last yeRr.
The market has been quite strong during the
week, especially on lower grades OF Burnley.
Onotatlons are advanced 14alsc. per pound on
red Burley trash and red Burley common leaf,
short. The maximum for nne colory burley Is
also raieed NC.
Reports OF stocks April 1st show total OF
l3,e1s hogsheads, a reduction Of nearly 5000
hogsheads during March.
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Way Up In Business.

That's where we arc all the year round
from January TO December. Everybody
buys CLOTHING OF us. and that
makes our business away up. Our stock
sells best because we offer better goods
at lower prices. No royal road has led
to our success in business. Hard work
and a constant determination to please
our patrons has won for us extraordinary
public favor. The public appreciate
our efforts, recognize the excellence of
our stock, and like our business methods.
Quick sales keep the stock fresh and in
wiling. We're not Offering goods left
on our hands which only a forced sale
can close out.
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ducins such system for the destruction OF gar
bage at Trenton The visitors called at the
Council Chamber yesterday morning, where
they we're cordially received w Ctty-Clerk Au-
gust Mr.. August took tho party through the
new City Han building and showed them other
points Of interest.
In the afternoon the Trentonians were escort
Ell - the crematoTy by Mayor kliyson and DIR.
Oppenhimer, President OF the Board OF Health.
The Doctor explained in detail how tho garbage
furnace was operated ana fhowed what he con-
sidored It's numerous advantages for the de-
s'ructicn OF pcrishablo matter. Tho visitos
appeared 20 have boen mich impressed not only
with the cremstory bui with Richmond gene
raNy. 1hoy viii leave for Norfolk to-day and
thence they viii 80 90 Pittsburg.
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NORFOLK, Va. April 4.-Nsrket dull Prices
somewhat lower Prime, %zc.; extra prime,
SC fancy, OLc
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In the Cnsncery Court yesterday Isabella
Edmonia Ratclln qualified as execUuix Of
Irabella T. Ratclif and NJ. Z. Whiteaurst quail
lied az administrator OF the estate Of Joseph y.
Homer.
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[mh 29-W&Su9t,frl
TRY Us!

II was indeed gratifying to see how
many visited our store during the past
week. They came to gee our new stock
of SPRING APPAREL. The materials
pleased them, the make delighted them,
the perfection OF fit" surprised them,
the price satisfied them. Is it wonder
that they bought?
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Rrsousixs Cia,nanox.

Tho Governor yesterday pardoncd William
Adkins, Of Campbell county. who In August,
1850, was sentenced 70 the penitentiary for
degree. 'Adkinzs record as prisoner 10 good,
and owing 70 an accident he met with while
working on railroad two years ago, he viii DO
cripple for life.
The Governor also psrdoned Henry Royal. OF
Amelia county, who In November. 1891. was
sentenced 20 the penitentiary for two years for
honsebreaking. Royal, by an understanding
between his counsel aud the Commons ealth,
confessed Judgment, II being agreed that hts
sentence should DO one year. In was found that
under the Law the least time he could be sen
fenced for was two years, and he was given that
sentence with the understanding that at the end
OF the year the jury would sign petition for his
pardon.
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To FIJI the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Lot.

Arrangements have been made by which the
dirt removed from the Anderson lot, on which
tho new hotel. The JenoS0n, Is 20 be erectod,
will be used to III the peniientiary-spring lot.
The latter property is owned by Mr.. Venable, OF
Petersburg, whose agents here (Nessrs. j. b.
Elan Il Coz have made contract with Colonel
Phillips 10 III the lot 10 the Main-,trect levsl.
The excavating for Tue Jefferson will begin In
few days.
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Hinsfinrs-Cnnrf Nnfee.

The Hastings Court was engaged yesterday IN
setting cases for TRIAL for the term. Tho Zim-
norman and Marion examinations viii begin to-
day. and tomorrow is the day agreed upon for
the hearing OF the case against X. f. Johnston,
tho young society man charged with obtaining
sJ5 worth Of clothing from Moasrs. Schnurman ~
Sons under false pretences. IL Will be remem-
bered that this bill was paid after Mr.. Johnston
arrest
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SPECIAL VALUES

In BLACK GOODS tor spring and summer.
46-inch BLACK HENRIETTA o. 100. a ysrd--
equal to the usual t1 grade.
46-inch BLACK HENRIETTA 81 s5c. and ti-.
very superior qualities.
ALL-wooL BENGALINE a. 75c, 81, and
3l.25 ysrd-grand values.
ALL-wooL CHALLI, 90, s5c, and 81 a
yard-very thin and fine.
SILK-wARP CLAIRETTE AZ eI.2j a yari.
PLAIN. BARRED. and STRIPED BATIsTE q.
I2lS, i62s, 30, and Poe. a yard.
We sell tho best BLACK sATINEs made, and
our prices are low.
Our CASHMERE-FINIsH BLACK sATISE ..
12lSc a yard Is cheaper and better than you
will nud anywhere else at that price.
Our lsc. BLACK sATINE Is . beautiful qua.
lily equanto some sold az csc.
You must be sure 90 look in, as We have many
good bargains now open which Will 10 mon.
toned later.
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DEATHS.

DEATHS.
BAUGHAN. Died. April 4, 1893. at his
residence, in Henrico county, BENJAMIN
r. BAUGHAN. in the 18th PEAR OF his age.
He leaves two children and many friends
to mourn his death.
Funeral from the residence THIS
wednesday, AFTERNOON at 3 O'Clock.
sCHWARTZ.-Di Monday, April Sd,
at 10 A. a.. Mr.. FRED. SCHWARTZ. son
of S. Schwartz, IN HIS S7th,year.
Funeral from the residence of his
brother-ir- law, Mr. Myer Obirdorfer, II
south Adams street. WEDN ESDAH
MORNING. April 6th, at 10 o'clock. Rela-
tlves ana friends OF the family invited to
be present. ~
STARLIGHT Died. at Chilhowle, Va,
April 4, 1898, at $50 z. NJ. Mrs. III. l.. SEA
BRIGHT: aged So.
Interment at lakewood cemetery
THURSDAY, 9th. No flowers. u
SHAFER. Died. at the residence of Mr..
l.. c. Glllispie. No. east Sixty-third
street. New York city. at IL O'clock. April !,
1898. CLARA ARMSTRONG SHAFER.
vito Of Mir. John G. Shafer, in the SD year
| of her age.
The remains will reach Richmond this
evening at $40 o'clock. Notice of funeral
will be given later.
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Supreme Court of Appeals.

Neville against Dulanys executors. Fully
argued by X. T. Scott, Rsl., for defendant In
error and Eugene c. hassie, ESQ.,, for piaintin IN
error, and submitted.
Green's administrator against Gririn's admin
istrstOT. submitted.
Manchester Papcr-Mills Company ageiDst
Hetn, trustee. Argued by j. 5. Parrish, Esq. for
Ilairlfln Ii
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THE NEWS OF MANCHESTER.
The Forest-HuIs In Pstcrsburg-Persons'
and Other Items.

The Forest-IIiIl Ball Club has returned
from Petersburg, where IL played two
games on Monday. The players who went
over TO the Cocksde City were Messrs.
Bradley. Boyd, Hattorf, Darby. Gentry. >;
Morgan, A. Morgan, Belcher. Kahn. ana
krause.
In the morning game the score stood s
10 s in favor Of Petersburg, The batteries
Darby and Boyd. In the afternoon game
the Petersburgs had the same battery. but
Hattorf was substituted for Darby on the
Forest-Hill Club. AT the end OF the hftn
inning the score stood 10 to in favor OF
Forest Hill. II was then so dark that
Captain Bradley refused to- play any
longer. and the umpire gave the game 10
Petersburg by O score OF to U.
AN IMPROVED CAR SERVICE
The street-car company has put It's
tracks in pretty good condition ana y
giving a good service. The cars TO Forest
Hill Park Sunday and Easter Monday were
all crowded. 1t would be good idea II
the company would put on several extra
cars on Sundays and holidays TO accommo-
date the great crowds that desire TO roe.
The Hull-street cars are now running
through TO the switch OF Broadrock road
and the Swansboro' people are happy.
During the summer IL Is very likely all OF
the cars will run through to the park.
Forest fires have done great damage IN
Powhatan county In the last few DAYS.
The citizens for three days fought ,ne
flames. but not until the ram rell Monday
night was the fire extinguished. The store
Of Mr.. Alexander Winfree. near Red-Lanhe
church. was destroyed by the hre. 1he
fire extended eight miles.
The Committee on Grounds and Build
ings has not as yet begun operations on
the new police-station cells that are TO De
erected in the rear of the old market
house. -, -,
The April term of the Chesterfield
County Court begins next Monday.
The Street Committee has decided 10
have some much-needed work done on
Hull street.
PERSONAL MENTION.
Judge b. A. Hancock was in the city
yesterday. having Just returned from Not
toway county. where he had been holding
court. Judge Hancock says that the
woods were on fire nearly all the way from
NOttoway TO Manchester.
Mr.. John w. Arlington. secretary and
treasurer of the Old Dominion Cotton
Mills. of this city, received a telegram
Monday night announcing the illness of
his father at WarrentOn. N. 9.
Miss Ellie Robinson. who has been visit
ING her uncle. DR.. John Robinson, in Nor
folk. Va, has returned home.
A marriage-lcense was issued in Wash;
ingtou Monday to Harvey l.. Dowdy and
Maggie p. Dowdy, of Manchester.
The funeral OF the infant daughter of
Mr.. j. B. Gathright. who died Monday
morning at her parents residence, No. llOS
Semmes street, took place Yesterday after
noon at 3 o'clock at Cool-Spring church,
in Hanover county.
Mr. +. I. Edwards. who has been visit
ing relatives in Prince George county, re-
turned to the city yesterday afternoon.
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NEW YORK. April 4.-Money on call easy,
ranging from 0 10 80; last loan at T. and closing
offered al per cent prime mercantile paper,
6a7 per cent.
Sterling exchange nrm. Posted rates. e4.S7a
$3.50; commercial bills, s4.s5ash8sha.
Government bonds firm. State bonds dull
Railroad bonds strong. except Erie seconds.
GENERALLY LOWER PRICES.
The market was far less active than OF late
and a lower range OF prices prevailed. Man
haitian broke ~ points to 1904 on a reiterntioa
OF the reports that powerful capitalists had pro-
fessed a willingness 20 advance the capitai ne
cessary 10 insure the success OF an underground
road provided they receive suitable concessions
from the city authorities. The identity OF the
capitalists has not yet been divulged, out the
general impression Is that Austin Corbin, OF
fong.lsland fame. is behind the scheme. This,
with the fact that London was a seller Of stocks,
had depressing effect, as II induced lraders 10
raid the leading shares.
BEAR RAID.
They made a series OF attacks, finally concen-
trating their energies on Missouri pscinc, whlcn
scored the greatest loss-lB TO 492sc. Those
Identified with the Cammack interests were the
heaviest sellers OF this and other stock. Inc
fear that the railroad employees OF the ran.
roads out West will take q more determined
stand than ever on account OF the attitude OF
the courts toward the strikers accelerated the
downward movement. The talk OF large eX-
ports OF gold also operated against values. New
England, Sugar, Chicago Gas, Lackawanne,
Lake Shore, Omaha, and Erie yielded as much
as 1alh per cent.
GENERAL RALLY.
During the afternoon Manhattan rallied to
1G33I Rubber rose from 55I6 to 50 on Boston
buying. The remainder OF tho liet rallied u 70
o. per cent. According 20 the statements made
by representatives OF leading houses the bulk OF
tho selling during the day was for the short &C
count and but little long stock was shaken out.
The speculation left OIL steady In tone. seles@
Listed stocks. 1865, 600 shares unlisted. $4,000
shares. Treasury balances: Coin, 81 ,6SS,OOO;
currency, 3lg, 100000.
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What kind of suit do YOU want |?
It's the right time now to decide. EI-
anime the new and elegant things which
we have gathered-you can easily find
what you want.
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~ aldermen T. I. Burns, James Wilson. and
49, =, ~ Ciiy-C counsellor Edwin X. Walker
ils 49,. a..t Inspector A. W. Packer arrived in
Aut,, yesterday uorniDg ana are stopping 90
- l0'el They caino here tor the pur-
eoss ~ ~ ketllng Che cremat0ry ana ssesag the
4'-s W II, with probable Wow TO intro
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sov.-.dayeini in Ills Vrlst.

Mr.. Walter T.. Booth, while arranging a cut In
a form Of typo in the Religious Herald once yes
terday afternoon. severed a vein IA one OF his
wrists physician was sent for, but in the
mean limo Mr. POLK Miller had put n compress
on the wrist aud stopped the bleeding.
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NoUnited States Grand Jury.

The session OF the grand jury Of the United
States Circuit Court, which Was 10 have been
hold yesterday, has Deen postponed until May
3 - owing 10 the fact that Il number OF thoso
summoned 70 serve di1 net appear. judge
Hughes viii be on the bench to-day and there
- IN be a Detit Jury.
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FnhNIrrRH.

The following were those who submitted
proposals for supplying the furniture and
metallic presses tor the new City Hall ;
Savage & Holmes. William Schwagwaelder
q Co.. Fred. Rode. Preston Belyin, the
Everett Waddey Company, and ii. NJ.
Starke + Co.
These bids were opened and the COM
Inlttee adjourned.
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Mrs. Clara Armstrong Shqfer, wife OF Mr.. John
{. Shaier. died at the residence OF &rs. L. &. Gill
lespie m New OTk, yesterday morning. Inc
deceased was ia the SEA year OF her age. The
remains will reach hero on the $40 train this
evening. Notice Of the funeral will be given
.fsr.
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iKepOrteu TOT InU DIspHICII'I
APRIL mo auction offerings on Change to
day. 49,
Private sales-Wrappers, d; cutters, 2; darks,
22-total, 20 hogsheads
Revenue collections: Cigars ana cigarettes,
81. I5J.qO: tobacco. 81. 92.02-total s3,s4s.S2.
No dark loose sales to-day. Bright loose sales
~ both Planters and Shelburne's warehouses
we're very good, with none Of the better grades
offered.
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Cot,on.Mnn. Anderson Courthouse, 5. C

have used your CUTICUBA REMEDIES for
F,zema and found them as recommended.
tried every noted physician in Knoxville ana
the county. and received no benefit used tue
CCTICCRA, CUTICURA SOAR, ana CUflCukA hh-
so,vrNT per directions, aud they cured me Ia
four months j. VI. d. NhLSON'
County Supt. of Public instruction,
Logs Cross-koads, Union county, Tenn.
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AmusKmESTs.
HEADouAkrEas wALxER LIGHT erAko'
FIRST REGIMENT VIRGINIA Volt stsss,,
RICHMOND, Va, April q 1919.

FIRST REGMEST Y!RGISIA VOLtsfs.c,,
RICHMOND, Va, April q loSo.
WE HAVE TIE HONOR 10 An
w SOrNCE A GRAND ENTEkrAlsMihNnI
AT MOZART HALL on THURSDAY ~ asia,y'
April 9th, az 8 O'Clock, for tue 0ehrns " 'Ho 1-
form tnnd OF the Wa.ker Light GuAfd-
Earnestly soliciting your as'eh"Sn@s' w ~
sent the following suraci!ons. -. an, .or,o
Lao r. Wheat wall play piano soiOs, ~, 49, -.
Of the finest vocal talent 10 the Guy VIII 49, =.
A beautiful tambourine drh ~ e's"
the nrsttiest young ladies 10 the cay. ,,.... =,
A. stnlstic exhibition by Professor hotseo ..
sriih- phy.ical instructor OF the Young hehs
R.vonat ariII by picked team OF tweay.tour
men Of our own company, undor ~ \. ,,. e,,v
F,rst-LieutslGnt J. y. HaSefty. An0 s"N ''
bayonet-drill team 10 the soasb. .,,i.,o.,.a
Tablaau-The Bsrial OF latane-psfalspas.sSs
A., NV ola Confederate soldiers, thcT SSes' spa
daughters.
mr. Polk Miller. ,,...
Ina ticnmond symphony Siap.
The DAVIS banlo cub.
Mr.. Malcolm shnckolford. ,...,.,,s,
eomposei OF Confederate soldiers sna eca,-
,nsnsied by Captain 4 Leslie spence, r'u give
= n,cfure Of cainp-lite in the Army OF Northern
Vs. ~ the veterans have preserved the UNI
torms In which they surreudered ~ appoiaa<
tcx ana viii wear tasn on 'ats vcs asten. Iii,
the scene viii represent pischiak CAM .As-
cali posting guard, sick call, enter,Nhment 20
eemp- approach OF enemy, breaking camp.
p,ckss nring and skirmish'ng, ending vt,n
sham battle between them anu ths "saAef
Guard, ia whica $50 men WIN par'is'ps'e ~,
Ths WRIST Reg,r.snt Hand vii. IS eomphs
mens 20 thi. eosn pSny. play al overture
General admission DOC.
Resefved seats, Zoe. extra
Ti,Sets 10 BE- had Of members OF the company
ana al n. u kamos 4 cns ~ o-t.
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MEETINGS

XXrASHINGTON AND L. y Il
w UNIVERSITY. LEXINGTON, NA.-,Ine
Board OF Trustees OF Washington anu ~ ~ -,
yersity will meet on MONDAY, MAY ., iov'' !"
John /. CAMPBELL,
NH 29-w4t Secretary Board Of Irusseas-
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n.pI...rsa from Rlehmona.

Especial telegram 70 the Dispatchl
NEW YORK. April &C. W. Taylor, broadway
Central; J. II. estes a0d J. i. Powell. 81
Denis: Mlss \. H.rndon. Imperial; j. j. WI
nams Hoffman; j. ID. Patton, Aston
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STATE BONDS
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. April 4.--VirRinla Be, 10 asked:
Northern Central. SO bid Baltimore and Ohio
g9sa99s consolidated gas bonds, 113a1l3I4; do.
stock, 63a63sS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-05
& DAVIS
Silks and VelUets

have kept us 50 busy that our woRsrrl
DRESS GOODS have not received their share a
notice.
Our stock is now In tlp-top trim. New shade
have been duplicated 10 keep up the assortmsa.
90 the top notch.
CoL0RED and BLACK sERGR a, Coz q
yard. a. good 40 tho usual &c. quality.
3s-inoh ILLUMINATED sUiTISGS q. sc.
worth SOC. and 81 SOC. worth 65e.
sS-inch wHIPCoRD at 3oc.--vsry cheap
46-lpch wHIPc0RD In all tho now and noz,
desirable shades for spring and summer q. 20,
IS, eoc., and 81 per yard
3s-inch FANcY-FI0URED sERGE q, Csc.
worth 81 yard.
CBEyIoTs at 45c we're worth e0c.
CHEvI0TS AZ 39c. we're worth DOC.
52-inch CAPE CLOTH, s0c. ana 81 . ysrd-
.~ery desirable colorsL
BRoCHE sATlNEs-styles similar 70 CANA
silk.
IMPORTED MUSLIN, IS and 37j.. a yara