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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-17
The Fair at Monte Maria.

Tho entertainment at Monte Maria Convent
yesterday afternoon was grand ouccefs. Tho
hall was crowded with the friends and patrons
of The institution. Everything passed of
smoothly and everybody was VOL pleased, as
was shown by the frequent applause. Alter the
entertainment fair was held on the fret floor
Of tho convent. The pupils were Assisted by
Miss Annie Il. Kirk, who sang two solos
IA very artistic manner. The following
WAS the programme Of the entertainment:
PianO--Ies Flies DO In Carbohydrates COrbel.
Florence Thorpe, Annie keddy, and Fannie Nc
Keviu: organ, Mary DOrsy. Huntresses,'
sung ry Misses Dorsey and Andrews. 81 Long
TO See NV Native Vale" Chorus Staunton
March. Misses Is. StrattOn and Mary Dorsey
" Benuty's Eyes" Miss Anna Is. Rork. Away
20 tho Fheds.n Chorus. The Iro Croirs-
Drama-Misses u. CDrbell, Mary Dorsey T.
1horp. Auuie Re1dy, Lena Pearson. Agnes
Brown. Neluo Pearson, Rmily Pampel. Mamie
Brown, Lille Volmer Hally Myers, Madeline
Pampcl. ana Bella Bobe moonlight en- the
Hudson Miss Bessie StrettOn. at Was n
Dream" Miss Anna h. Kirk. The fuH Back
Farce-Nisses Florence 1horp, Mary Dorsey
Davic,te Corbell, Annie keddy, Agnes Brown,
nm iltip NplmQr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-17

Fannie Owens, the young woman who has
been undar police surveillance for several
weeks. is atll In Richmond, and Onlcer Hail.
who has been specially interested In her ca SO.
has almust begun to think that she will always
require his attention. Monday he heard that
Fannie had left her clearinghouse and tax on
The tram going in the direction Of Newport
News. her home, but yesterday she turned up at
.he aluishOuso aud ask ed superintendent carter
10 get her u pass 20 that city Through the as
sistanre OF Chief-of- Polico Poo Mr.. Carter sue
ceedod in obtaining the ticket, and this morning
Fannie will depart from Richmond "6lre
enough" unless something unforeseen happens
Tho Young woman. as has been previously
stated bv the DISPATCH. was discovered by Ot-
ncar Hall IN company With man named MA
hone whom sho claimed a. her brother-in-law.
Investigation proved that The man was no Ella 10
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-17
r.nL,ns Gaia Nine months.

In the Hastings Court yesterday Walter yen.
Rims, a white youth, was heard OF three charges
OF housebreaklDg and larceny. He pleaded
guilty to each charge ana was given tnree
months In iail and fined l cont In each case on
the condition that he should be sent 10 tne
reformatory at Laurel as soon az h. serves
out his term OF Imprisonment Some time ago
Jenkins and another youth bained Dorsey cio..
der. from Petersburg committed several petty
robberies ia This city. Crowder vas arrested,
but jenkins made his escape and was recently
captured. At the last term OF the court Grower
was given q similar punishment az that innt.ea
upop Jenkius Yesterday. He was Afterwards
hardened and sent to the reformatcry, where
he now ia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-17
AUCTION SALES TODAY.

J. THOMPSON BROWN & CO., g p. NJ, trus-
tees sale Of two-story brick dwelling NO.
3O2 VEST Main street.
n w. BOWIE. d r. NJ. trustees sale o. buiid.
Ave- inc lots on ~. James stree, near Federal
street.
X H. CHAPLIN h CO., o Y. ~. trustees sale
of two lots In Hennoo county. In tho plan OF
River View.
WILLIAM JENKINS 4 SON, 12,< p. NJ, lemons,
oranges, apples. and bananas
MACFEAT KLINE, 10h A.. NJ. 20 horses
ana mules at 1900, 1905, tSio' ana 1919
east Franklin street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-17
Presented with BUST of Cleveland.

A delegation ~ gentlemen representing the
First and Fifth precincts Of Monroe Ward called
on Mr. George Gibson. ST., on Monday evening
ana presented him with a very handsome bronze
bust OF President Cleveland. The party con-
sisted Of DR.. ID. W.. Moseley, ROle f. Glover, C.
A. Dclany. W. J. Epps, j. ;. l.. owens, Ihsd-
deus Foster, II. II. wilkins, Thomas Knox.
samuel -. Haflnnd, Jr., nr. ). G. 1revilian, X.
r. Anderson, d. Z. Lumsdcn, ana Andrew
Glover.
Tho bust was rendered as Il mark Of esteem
and regard for Mr.. Gibs0n's earnest laDOrs for
and true allegiance 20 the great sthndhrd-teRrer
OF Democracy In tho recent campaign. DR..
Moseley made the pre- ,ent1ton, AMI tho
speech Of acceptance was delivered by Mr.
George Gibson, dr.
A charming collation. was served, after which
an hour was spent Ia chatting about politics.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-17
N. assembly VIM .ins IAN Han the Power

and the assembly win sing IAN Hail the Power
OF jesus Name"
On Memor,al-psy the Decorating Committee
OF the association Will spend several hours
ndornine the graves OF tho soldiers with lowers
Tho ladies request their friends In the country
TO nend them whatever blossoms they can spare,
and "a the express companies have kindly
agreed 10 transport al such packages MARRIED
hollywood Association" free OF charge, IL IL
hoped that tho committee will DO abundanty
supplied with noscre.
The religious services held annually by the
association on tho Sabbath preceding Memorial
Day will 10 conducted on Sunday night, May
2sIh, NJ second Baptist church. Rev. DIR.
W. w. Landrum will deliver q sermon appro-
pirate TO the occasion.
Tho ladies will frst assemble IN the lecture
room OF tho church and then march In body 10
thS main auditorium, whore seats Will be re-
served for them.
The Junior Hollywood Association at meet
Ing hold Monday afternoon appointed a CON-
mitteo 10 arrange for tho removal OF the bodies
OF ffiy-four Confederate soldiers from Drewry's
Bluf % Hollywood previous 10 Nemoriai.Day
Appropriate ceremonies will be held ia conjunc-
tion with tho removal Of the dead heroes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-17
r,s rrnhnco Exchange Organized.

Tho Richmond Produce Exchange was organ-
i7en AZ meeting held In the rooms OF tue Grain
and Cotton TX, bange yesterday afternoon.
frnnre yns a FUN attendance OF those engaged IN
this line OF busincss and deep interest was
manifes'ot.
Tho foilOwing oficors were elected President
y. h. Grooms; Nice-Pres.dents' X. /. Brggs
and William Soratley: Secretary, H. a. Jacob
'lrsasurer. J. u. Mcintyre: Board OF Directors
Donglas K,der, George +. Burch, George NJ. Nc
Mtnn, W. r. Hudson ana W. w. sprliley.
,e,,,rtot "A constitution ana bylaws, which were
read and approved with the exception o. tive
sections. which were referred 20 special CON-
rnttteo OF 1--WE. This committed bad JUST oeeu
ramed when the sudden death OF Mr.. William
F Smith caused a sad termination OF the meet
ing,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-17

What a {" good thing you
are tumbling into" in our line
of $l5 Suits. A hundred
choices-Single- and Double
Breasted Sacks and Three
and Four-Button Getaways
cut long, as they should be.
If a tailor would make one to
order for $25 it would be
cheap. But you'll be better
dressed in ours at S15. Salts
faction and $40 saved is a
chance you don't find "on
every BUSH But it's their
goodness that sells EN-
would sell you one on sight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-17

University Of virginia and sevsnse. Tenn. .
was the original intention Of the coIieffans 70
cross bats In Richmond. but some uncxpe1eo
great battle OF baseball will be fought IN me
Hnl City. The change will be profound dtsap
pointment 70 tho "cranks" here. AZ tho contest
viii be one OF the most interesting and impor-
tant ever played In the south. Is will be rem
dered doubly exciting by the fact thes tns
"'varsities," who have Just won the lsureis oi
the northern division OF the association, VIZ
neure In the game. At present II is nard 70 ptc
very evenly matched.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-17
H,hr.x

The Uohrew Ladies' Memorial Association
will hold memorial services at the Hebrew ceme-
tery AT Is o'clock this afternoon. Inc exercises
will open with PRAYER by Rev. DR.. 4. N. Calisch.
This viii be followed by an Grafton by Rev. Dr.
Tudor, after which the Walker Light Guard,
CAPTAIN Frank Cunningham commanding, VIII
chant "America." The Observance Will close
with tbs benedIction by Rev. Dr. Cnlisch. Any
one wishing 10 send flowers can leave them with
Mr.. Charles Strnus. a30 PARK avenue, or Mrs. X.
C. Levy. 500 east Grace street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-17
Gcnftish-Rifr DIrectnra.

meeting OF the stockholders II the Scottish
Rite Association was held AT ST. Alban's Han
Monday night. The following board Of directors
was elo,teJ for tho ensuing twelve months:
John L. Mayer, A. q. Babcock, X. y. Williams
II. Theodore kllyson, William Ryan. Hartley
Carmichael, ". F. Wckham, w. ID. RICE, W. h
Cutshaw. j. Taylor Ellyson, T. IL. Pluenachet,
Thomas Whttet. +. =. Sutton. 4. X. Gum, &. A.
Nesbitt, and Charles j. Anderson.
The old officers we're reelected "a follows 4:
John +. Mayer. PRESIDENT A. g. babcocE, vice.
president: II. Theodore Ellyson, secretary. and
X. L. Williams. treasurer
1bia association owns ~. Adams Hall, and Is
l.. 49,.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-17
III. co,r,.ro,ion 10 Meet.

There will be an important meeting OF the
congregation Of -. Johns church tO-nishl az o
o,1iee,.s ana A. ~ deairod that there shall be- O
fun attendance OF the mon borship Inc Oplect
Of the meeting has not been announced, out u
l. quite likely that some action VIII Dc TAKEN eA-
,,r,.ssiyo OF the afociionate esteem IN which To
rector Rev owls W. Burton, Is held, ana utter
ing the hope ina: be may be able 10 SEQ MS way
clear 70 decline the two calls which he mas re-
Gently received and remain az ST. dohns. whsro
Tor nine years he has served tho congregation
so hecepiably.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-17
DELIRIUM.
Railroad Receiver. APPOINTED.

10y tUItsINpu " vt" HI7U'l101'I
SAVANNAH. GA. May l6.-Judgs Don A. Par
dee. OF the United States Circuit Court Ot Now
Orleans, has appointed X. j. Lowery and II. NJ.
Conner receivers Of the Savannah ana western
railroad. The suit vas brought by the Central
Trust Company. II New York.
Judge Pardeo has also appointed Comptroller
Edward Mcintyre, Of the Central railroad, spe-
cial master to take an account of all the pro
perry and assets Of the savannah and western
and 1le II IN the Circuit Court within sixty days
The Central railroad and the Savannah and
Western will DO operated together, but accounts
VIII be Kept separately.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-17
A STRANGE STORY.
TWO WOMEN MADE ReLIcIoUsLY IN
SANE BY A COUPLE OF ROGuES.
Frenzy Brought About by the Adminis-
trasion OF Drugs-Worship OF the
Mind-Destyoysrs.
10y telegraph to the Dispa,cn.l

BALTIMORE. Nd, May 16.-Within the
shadow Of :St. Luke's Protestant Episco-
pal church in q neat three-story brick
house live two sisters of highly-respecta-
BILE family. One OF the sisters is Mrs.
Maggie Hooper. the other 10 Miss Mamie
Maxwell. The latter is teacher IN pub
lie school. At the instance Of Mary Moul-
ton. a colored domestic of the sisters. the
police have arrested Mary Harvey and her
husband. The particular charge against
them IS frauduleDtly obtaining cash, Jew
elry. and wearing apparel.
In general statement of the case Mary
Moulton said that she first noticed the
woman Harvey when she came to the
house TO do. as she said. some scrubbing IN
return for an apron that Mrs. Hooper had
given her. On her second visit the woman
stayed all day in Mrs. Hooper's room. She
then noticed that the Harvey woman could
get ANYTHING she wanted in the house.
Mary Moulton also described how Mrs.
Hooper's son, q boy about 10 years OF age,
used to get down on his knees and repeat
prayers 10 the Harvey. woman under the
taught belief that be was worship
ping a divine person. She had also seen
the boy kiss the feet of the woman.
EARNEST PRAYER.
Mrs. Harvey came almost daily to the
house after her first visit. On several
nights lsst week a bright LIGHT was seen IN
q back window of the house, and the
sound of women's voices in earnest prayer
could be heard. One woman seemed to be
exhorting the other two. :,
Mrs. Harvey. II is related, represented
herself ~ the Saviour and made them bow
down and worship her. On Friday night
people IN the neiehborhood were awakened
after midnight by the sounds of Nearer.
NV God. to Thee" During the exhorta-
tions Mrs. Harvey IL said to have taken
wine, and after representing herself as the
Deity to have passed II to the two women
saying: Take this in remembrance OF
me-" After partaking of the wine both
Mrs. Hooper and Miss Maxwell are SAID to
have prayed to aud worshipped Mrs. Har-
vey.
Mrs. Hooper's boy at first rebelled. but
he was forced into submission and TO wor-
ship.
DEIIRIUM.
After partaking OF the wine the women
are sail to have lapsed into dellrlum,
during which time they would sing aud ex-
hort each other as If IN a religious frenzy.
crying, IAN for Jesus. all for jesus"
As soon as the woman Harvey was re-
moved doctor and member OF the order
Bon Secours were called and Mrs. Hooper
and Miss Maxwell were placed under their
care.
A brother-ln-law Of Mrs. Hooper's GAYS
that both she and her sister are recovering.
Mrs. Hooper has been sick for some
months with, some say, eryslpelas Others,
nervous prostration. The brother-ln-law
says that all the trouble has been caused
by overdoses Of drdgs.
The Harvey woman is described as about
So years Of age, with scarcely trace Of in
telligence IN her countenance, yet with
Astounding cunning. Tho marvel Is how
the school.teacher could have surrendered
to her Vaccinations.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-17

The special meetings which are being held
every night this week at the Young Mems Chris-
tian ts.oristion are very interesting, indeed.
and are attended by n large number OF young
men nightly. The Rev. Theron II. Rice. Jr., o.
Alexandra, will speak every night at SID and
on Sunday next at r. ~. MI. hlce u YOUNG
speaker Of nne ability, having fluent aud easy
command OF language and possessing powerful
personal magnetism. The music IS LED Dy
male choir and the singing Is OF pleasing
character, comprising solos, &C.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-17
sIr. Archer to We'd.

Cards are out, says tho Petersburg Inder.hp-
peal. Tor the marriage CT Miss Ro'alie Harrison
Peasants, daughter Of Mr.. and Mira: John Adalr
Pleasants, OF Richmond. md one OF tne csplua'
citv's nn4t popular bellies 10 Mr.. William Whar-
ton Archer. the brilliant young editor OF the
Richmond Trp. Tho wedding will take place
"Wednesday evening" May 24th. at o'clock, IN
-. Paul's church. 81 THAI city The prospectiIe
bride and her anianccd have many friends IN
Petersburg who will wish them JOY and bapp-
ness in their tourney through life.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-17
Jub,,ee Of Rev. y. willIbard. o. {. B.

Next Sunday (Feast OF Pcntecost, -. Mary's
congregation will celebrate the hfteen amt
vcrsary Of Rev. J.. Wilhbnld, q. 5. u. IL is now
fifteen years since 7. Wilbnld. o. ;. h., "a
yonng priest Just ordained came TO this city
lie has boen connected with 81 Narys church
oyor since His work and untlrtng labor has
becn very successful. Tho celebration will con
s,st of a grand service, embracing the rendition
of selected church music, accompanied by an
c,ceiIeuf CrcheatTR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-17
Priscilla Died Suddenly.

Coroner Taylor was called 10 GI3 Canal street
las, night shortly after O'Clock 10 view the
body of n colored woman named Priscilla james
IL seems that the woman. who WAS about %
wears old, went homo about o'clock and was
faken with congestion Of tho lungs. from which
abe d ed IN a.few minutes. The Coroner deemed
an inquest unnecessary and left the body
with friaudz
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-17
VIII Ptsy Ball.

The Richmond College colts will meet their old
enemies. the standard.Oil team, at Island Park
SATURDAY afternoon at o'clock. and an interest
asTern bic rivalry between tue two mines and as
they are very evenly matched tho game viii DO
a case OF '.nip and tuck"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-17
''0''S' HOLLYWOOD ASSOCIATION.
''s-fins Tor tho Davis neintermsnt ane

""moria-Dsy Exercises.
y. -l'en1ed meeting Of tho Hollywood
t...' a'faal.on vac held yesterday after
s....., 'c"ck IN the iecture-room Of tho
b. Ii. it'ty'enau church. With Mrs. james
r-.i 80 'Lo vice. PRECEDENT, ia tho chair.
-l "a. ~ ..'Fs matters were disposed Of On
g., tbo reintofment OF pres.doDt Davis
nstI, i, ~ ito ASSOCIATION VIII join tho pro
t-g Ia etiagos q, Slfth aud Grace streets
',.cl.s u, a 'ue line " tho cemetery. Upon
ssl.,' nod WOO those who are unable %
tziols,,. , Dti lal core0onios will adjourn TO
81 h, ~, where special services viii DO
HeAoruel II. d soos y1i offer prayer,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-17
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.

CHICAGO LIvE-srOcK MARKET.
CHICAGO. Ill, May l6.-Csttle Receipts.
$500 head: shipments, 1900 head. Market
steady: no prime extra steers here. thocr.
s5ss3.20: others, s4.60asi.9o: grass Tcxsns,
s3.l0as365. fed Texans, s3.DOasiiO; cows.
S2.40aS4.g5.
Hogs Receipts, 10000 head: shipments.
5000 head. Market active and 5sI0c. higher.
Mixed and packers. s7.40as7.j5: prime heavy
and butchers weights, e7.00Ge1.50; primo
light, s7.50a&7.55.
sheep: Receipts. 1900 head: shipments.
1000 head. Market slightly higher. Clipped
s4.ooas5.35; wool, s5.15aso.15; lsmbe, e5.5ea
NJ n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-17
To Enrm a TYLER Club.

Major J. Hoge Tyler shook hands with num-
Der Of his friends yesterday, and left last eve-
ming for Caroline 10 attend the marriage OF his
sister to-day.
rhe friends Of Major Tyler will meet In the
Hustirgs-C curt room at $3.50 o'clock tonight tor
the purpose OF forming the Tyler Association
Of Richmond. Every one favorable TO the candi-
dacy OF Major Tylor will be moro than welcome.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-17
uaRrNE INrsLLiGBNC1.

~
MINIATURE ALMANAC, MAY IL. iSea
Sun rises ....... 300 HON TIDE ..,A
sun sets ........... 7:i2 Mornins........' s:zt
Moon ssts......... s:35 Evening. 49,. 9.ox
PORr OF RICHMOND. MAY ID. isoa
AxkrvEn
s,s.msr Ariel, Deyo.. Norfolk. meschsndiss
and passengers; Irwin WeisiSef' agent
SALAD.
a,.,msbip Old Dominion. Couch, Neg torks
merchandise and passengers: George W. Auss
u Co, agents
PoRroB SgwpoarNEws. Mar io' iseA
lBy telegraph
ARRIVED.
schooner j. Holland. Boeton.
schoonsr j. Il. Ogden. Bostop.
ssnoor.sr J. ID. Williams. Ailyn's Post
schooner n. w. Caig. New fosk'
SAILED.
schooner Haroldine. Boston
FORT OF wssr POINT. MAI 10. tssa
lBy telegraph
ARRIVED.
s,..mshio Allegheny. Nickerson. Provsoeoce
Ola Norfolk and Newport News pssseoss"
ssnssss ss,D baltimore, Geoshssau. BsisAneeA
passeugers and general cargo ,v.u
steamer Elm Ctr. Marshan, wslkcssess -
sengers and general cargo
SAILED
sseamship Allegheny. Nicksrsoa. ftossoeaeo
ria Norfolk. passengers and general afse
sses mship Baltimore, 6coshegans nsaoo0A
S.a sssnR0ro and general CARGO - -,
Stee rncr Eim Guy. Msrnsn. WaRertoas -
ssngers and general cargo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-17
- Rose KS pRowNED.
t.rn.e a. tho Little Roy Found In
tho DOch.

tho Dock.
o 'F o.. Lsarelce Rose. the soyen-year-
tsappcarc1 from his home on
s'. sunday afternoon, was found
.rr..y morning.
.,I.w had NOT been heard from
.-le irum TIE house, his pafenis
. I" was drowned and yesterday
'.' or, Dir. Joseph Rose, went down
'u.u Camp. who b. noted water
. H i.sro dragged between Severn
i..lfl stffr.s. About ii o'clock
tt. s..fchlnf The south side Oh the
/ found the corpse al tho bot
tgA'rcuth street, lt was ~ an
oi preservation and tho features
1885,. swollen and not az all distorted.
'.fa"l ttati WRB tho moot liellke
I'D ever iakcu from the water. he
go 'u TIE tsyt taat the eyes End mouth
5000. which % rather On unusual
'-..- - Drowning.
Ia, .i..'. Taylor had viewed the remains
a., ui "a bDtoTtakor NcDonOughS
he ao'ne Of Dir. Rose.
DID not think that Lawrence was
..,. Niih, and they afo OF the opinion
f ilSlr Chilf Tell IA the water while
''- ~ o. his companions.
t "a. Oh. ibr little fellow Hill take place
g.. '''rf Oa.hecraiat O'clock ibis after
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-17
Cuticura ReoolVent,

the new Blood and Skin Purifier, internally, and
CUrCuRA, the great Syn Cure, and CuncuRA
SOAP. an exquisite skin Beautiner, externally,
instantly relieve and speedily cure every dls-
ease and humor OF the skin, scalp, and blood,
with loss OF hair. from infancy to age, from PIN
pleS To ecrOfula.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-17
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND. May I0.-OFFEsIsGs- Wheat, 5000
bushels. Corn White, 700 bushels. oats,
1000 bushels
No sales reported.
QUOTATIONS.
WaHAr.-Lonsberry, T5a7sc. Mixed, 73a77c-
shortberry. 7Oa.7c. no. red, 74c.
CoRS-Wnte, prime Virginia, bag lots, 55c.;
No white, Soc: NO. 2 mixed, o2lfaD3c.
oArs.-So. 2 mixed. 37lsc.; No. mixed
36s36lSc.
RYE.-o0a65c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-17

BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. May 16.-yirgln,a 3's, 87Ha8g /:
Baltimore and Ohio. S3 Northern Central,
60iS consolidated gas bonds, lI2Isallo: do.
stock, 80.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-17
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES or THE WORLD
tBy telegraph to the Dispatch.

@ WASHINGTON, ID. c.. Nay io.-Fore-
Iran cast for twcnfy-four ho1rs--fron mid
tun might TO midnight-for Virginia aud
JNorth Carolina Fair weather wetnes-
day and Thursday; cooler on the coast;
northwestoriy winds
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-17

Sold everywhere. Price: CCTIcURL, 5Oc.:
SOAP, 25c.; RRsoLvssT. al.
Prepared by the POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL
CORPORATION. Boston.
gE-" How 10 Cure skin Diseases" "a pages.
30 Illustrations. and testimonials, nailed free.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-17
Richmond Visitors in New York.
rc..o.ia 4 tnlan.n N, 70 tia Illarn fefa 1

INpVDIHI ttIoEIHIH 70 'I'O 1Irt7ftEtsf
NEW YORK, May left. Walker. Park-Ave-
nue.: q. A. Gibner. Hoffman; A. =. Moon, A h.
land; q. d. Wise. ST. Denis; II. Howe, Devon
shire; w. Z. Leake, Astor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-17

II you knew what an improvement New
Livery would be on that coach Of yours. you'd
send your man down to US to-day. lnuoor
Liveries, too.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-17

FLoux-we quote: Fine, s2ae2.e5; super
fne, s2.25es2.5o; extra, e3ss3.oO, family, ga
s4.50; patent, e4.7oae5.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-17
ENEMA THREE LONG YEARS.
TRIED MANYs REMEDIES, THEN TRIED
CUTICURA ANDSUFFEKED NO MORE.
COMPLETE CURE FOR So.

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