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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-05
THE PowHArAN's NEW PRESIDENT.
Mr. S. l.. Kelley Elected to Succeed Mr.
Starke-Chanee of By-Laws

At tho meeting Of tho Powhatan Club lsst night
several new members were elected, tho treasu-
rer made a gratifying report, aud Mr.. s. l.. Kei-
ley was unanimously elected president OF the
organization TO succeed Mr. II. II. starke, re-
signed. Mr.. Kelley was nominated by Mr.. John
<. Harwoo1 and Colonel John Bell Bigger cast the
vote Of tho club for MIN. The new president a.
cepted the honor in a very sensible. nice speech.
Messrs. John s. HsrwoOd and ID. Z. richardson
were elected Vice presidents
The Committee on Constitution and Bylaws
reported an amen1ed constitution. which. under
"A suspension OF the rules, was agreed 70.
Colonel Bigger stated Tint in Obcdience TO a
resolution Of the club asking him TO have his
photograph ana that Of his con sam taken as
they appeared In Indian costumes on the night
OF the great Dom JcTatic lOllincailOn. that the
picture had been taken and now hangs on the
wall OF tho rcading-rCom.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-05

WANTED. LADIES AND GEN
w TLRNEN. We will pay you Is 90 ti2 per
week 20 do strictly nome work Tor US AZ yVur
hoinea Ma canVassing. Send selt-addrcesoi
envelope q. r. EMMONS & CO..
Batterymarch and Water streets,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-05

at sisas1s.50. Tierced besf dali; city extra
India mess, si6a3i0.5O. Cuf-fneats nrm ana
hams, islssIsc.; nisiiss frm and quiet. Lard
flrmer; western steam closed 5000; city,
$40; NAY, closing, s10.5o: July, 5000:
scptember. slo.o0; refined lard quiet ana
firm; Continent, 3l0.S0: South America,
slL10. Pork lrm ana quiet: old nlcsr, slg.1o;
new mess, e2O.2j; extra prime nominal. Cotton
seed oil IN good demand aud urn crude, 4oc.;
yellow. 50c. bid. Petroleum Quiet and lover:
reaned nominal Koaiu quiet and steady
strained, common 20 good, sl.2fI<as1.3o. Tur.
peEtine dull and weak ut 31sJlAc.; next
weeks delivery at 30I4c. Rice easy and quiet
domestic, fair TO extra. 3s5t.c. Japan. fi$e
leans. open-kettic, good 90 choice, dull but
steady o; 30a3Se. Peanuts quiet and unchanged.
Coree-Opticns closed steady, 9 points up TO
3 points down; Nay, sif.40; July, slA0Ja
Der. sl4asi4.10; spo. Rio dun and nominal;
No. z, t5sse. sugar-Raw firm but duiot fair
refining, 3tzs3,sc.; centriiugals. s5-degree
test. 4iza4i4c.; refined active and nrm; 10. o.
zSta4 i:LICjc ; standard A, . 3-18a5Ssc.: crit-
loaf, 0skA5 1876; granulated, 3-l6aolec.
Freights 20 liverpool quiet and steady; cotton,
$500; grain, I'd.
CHICAGO
CHICAGO. ILL, Nav 4.-wheat ruled firm and
closed Ssalsc. highcr. The market got its
strength largely from drought reports from
Europe, Kansas, and tho Northwest; No. z red
WINTER in store. 7l3lc.; No. spring, 72Ac
Corn was strong on tho cold, bacSward weather
for planting. and c!osed Antsc. higher, osts
were active and strong on heavy shipping de-
mand for cash and FREQ covering by the shorts.
Tho closing prices were Ssas4c. higher. Pro
visions started weak and lower on the lower
prices tor hogs, but became strong on mode
rate amount Of buying by one or two bull lead
ers, who soon brought the local ecalping crowd
around 20 the bull side OF the market. Pork
gained SOC, lard 1Iac, and ribs lYl.c.
Cash quotations: Flour dull and Unchanged.
No. 2 spring wheat, 7Usc. No. 2 corn, 43c.
No = oats, Sic. Mess-pOrk, 1910. Lard,
si0.25. Short-rb sid0s Qoosel, sD.e3. Dry
selted shoulders boxed sy.75aslO. Short-clear
sides (boxed) s10.2jasl0.50 Whisky. sl.l&
rne leading futures ranged rs follows;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-05

WANTED, AT ONCE, GOOD, SET
w TIED NJ RS u for intact, TO laAge tow In
summer. Apply, with recommendations, Friday
morning az AOA aaat ain RfTeet. my DIV
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-05
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

IhbpOFLtu IOI tlu bI5VuSNIHI
MAY 4.-OnIy one package was offered at
auction on Change to-day. a.,
Private sales Filters, 8; darks. .; cutter 81
total, 80 hogsheads.
Nj. z. u. CHRISTIAN, OF New York, was on
Change to-day.
Davis & tsrogory's, shelburnes, Crenshaw's,
and Davenuort'e warehouses had bright sales
to-day. Quality was generally very poor Prices
unchanged.
shockoe and Crenshaw's houses had smal
sales Of dark also.
sales we're again light to-day. Cutters had
some little inquiry, aud somo large soles arc
supposed 70 have been made but were Kept
Quiet. The market "a unchanged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-05

NTANTED, AGOOD COOK. APPLY
w 20 MRS. X. ADAM,
my 5-lt' IL pouth Twelfth street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-05
To A,t.nd tba Conference.

state-Socretory VI. q. Williams, OF the Young
Mems Christian Association, and Mr.. w. X
Haight. delegate from the Redmond Associa-
ton, left "Wednesday for Louisville. KY, where
the annual conference OF the general secretaries
OF the Young Mems Christian Association be-
gina to-day. The following general secretaries
Will ALEC be present: W. Is. voorhees,, OF Nor
folk; Perry l. snesd, Of Lynchburg, and G. c.
Kemp, Jr., OF Newport News.
The international convention VIII meet May
ION at Indianapolis, and II Is expected that
many OF the secretaries will go from Louisville
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-05
.---A.R DAMAGE eY IHs CYCLONE
,.5rehouse and oiher buildings Blown
,,.,.,--srvernl Persons Injured.

...rcnnnse and Other ButidinRs BLOWN
porn-sryeraI Persons Injured.
... -...,,fsnreof mo Richmond Dispatch.l
...,>. \. c., May 4.--Iuformation from
,...I ...,s morning adds nothing material to
-..t... teio,raphcd the DISPATCH last night IL
...... 20 the damage done by the cyclone
,.... esiaT evening.
.-... Ion. three miles northeast Of here,
...... 4.lrclouse, cOitOu-gin, and other build
.,..r.re ''m1lished. HE WounJea arc mIs-
'. t-.h, snCutly; MrA puprec, badly hurt;
'r.,.rc John. severely bruised. Messis.
. .#.,n. Britt, and watkins are among The
s..ly Lult Ia his section.
HOUSES DEMOLISHED.
v- rlrec's stables and John Milan's house,
,., ..r, vstonc, we're blown down.
r. ... o-etcru suburb Of this place nT. THOMAS
....r-,.ks stables were moved several yards.
.,at of M. staiuuack's Mr.. George
.....-- house was uuroOtod and barn blown
.rel barns and out-houses were levelled
.t . mile rofth Of Dabney. The wires Of
western Union and the Postal were down
,.r 0s lf-e, aud northern messages had 10 be
,.tt.t0-eh Baloigb and Greensboro.
rACk-uoUsE BURNED.
rr.t-iouss Of Mr.. }. X. Fuller, who lives
,I.t '.f -aiies southwest Of here, was DESTROYED
b.. r...t.i night. ~ contained six barns OF line
t..... origin Of fire unknown.
..-. ri.nt Mayor Rowland tclcgraphed the
,f.atu. '' q. y. EoVstCr. Mayor ~ Orfor0,-l oar
banjo have our sympathy. can We serve you
', r,..y was. Thanks for your kind express
,s ,,.u advise II help Is needed. Is. 5. koys-
h.. MAYOR q oxford
The Tornado In Halifax.
.r-rc.fcndcnco Of the Richmond Dlspatch.l
,.r.-,>. y c.. May A fearful tornado
-r..l over tho upper portion of this county last
, .- l1 the AIrehsn Springs section the
ID v.s particularly severe. The largest
. vn-h have stood the ssverest winds Of
.... e.-a lcvtlicl 90 The earth and many houses
,.-. damaged. A large tWo-story workshop OF
,...r nIrkanf's was blown TO pieces and other
bee wcre lifted from their foundations and
.syeral foot The track 81 the storm was
....- I,l ysrIs wide. No one has been reported
.. ...ar.d ia this county, though many we're
t.r'v frtcftcued - death. The storm Is said
Q tsyo teen The moot severe known III TIL;
l------ = !. ..lL--
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-05

CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.
UNION STOcK-YARDs, Ill, May 4.-Cattle-
Receipts, $4,000 head; market barely steady.
common 10 extra steers. S43jas625; stockers
snd feeders, s3asi.75 cows and heifers, S2a
$3.50.
Hogs-Receipts. 10000 head; market weak
and lOnlJc. lower; heavy, s120aS7.45; mixed
and medium, s7.16es7.4o: light, S7as7.30.
Sheep-Receipts. 10 600 head market weak
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-05
ANTE.

NHTANTED, BY A MANUFAC-
w TURING HOUSE. non-resiienL an EN-
PERIRNCED SALESMAN % canvass country
MAN, care DISPATCH. my J-2t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-05
r,-mvt,,e "n,.,,tct Methodist"

Vr ooaie,ce Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
.,H.nIg, VA, May 4.-The Fsrmville Dis
tlt s. was pubhshod to-day. This Was
.U.l $50. and IT. appearance Is neat ana
D.. ID vii he Published hereafter ON the
Wednesday o. each mouth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-05

The fair given at the wiewam in Barton
Heights last night for the benefit OF the new
Methodist church was signal succoss me nv.
tendance was very large and the sum reahzeo
was gratifying 20 the ladies' I'm charge. The w.
terror Of the Wigvsm presented very striking
and pretty spectacle. There were number "
boo,hs from which fancy and useful articles aud
good things OF various kinds were dispensed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-05
: Compl,mentto Miss Turner

f0-- sooIlence Of the Richmond Dispatchl
.Il Va, May 4.-Tho yOuug gentlemen
o .f.s gave q delightful dance night before
=. .a u;.wcnt To Miss Leila Marion turner
has .fItD. who has been visiting rea-
! .a ..r t1ru. Tho u Isle was furnlshe1 ~
ours baad. All passed on pleasantly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-05

The Big Store scores constant
successes, while tine cry of dull
times is rampant. Know why ?
It's the way we buy goods and sell
goods-..there can't be any other
reason. We've made ready for
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-05
Nominee. for Court Clerks

&c Tot leitsihlA 20 tu' hAhin'e'|i
r..fllE. VA, May 4.-Ihc county convention
t.t..i gt chatham today and $. $. Hurt, Tor
10 Z tH Iuty Court, ana ". Il. shepherd Tor
.s.i tilcIit Court wore nominated by accla-
mother 40 Rev. r. X. AGREE is in erirepl 9
ftr.r. ...ence Of her daughter, Ars. W. W.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-05

N' Fi1l tci"fran 10 mo DlsiltCu.I
rIU.A. IA, Nay 4.-1he Old Dominion
... Roanoke arrived here tonight with
.l.a uI tle schooner 4. W. Burton, Captain
.,.. .f Delaware, loaded with lumber and
.. Eua Ncwberue, y. c., 10 New lork'
Poi .i-lug aleak aud sunk this morning
t...l l-e, i-om Chincoteague Light.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-05
TERRIBLY INCREASING.
The Authorities Of the Board Of Health
Give Some important Information
About the PresentCondtion Of the Peo-
pie.

About the Present Condition OF the REQ
pie
Atno time IN the history Of New York city have
there been SO many deaths from pneumonia as
now. The Official figures show that nearly twice
rs many deaths from this cause are occurring
than for the last five years. This is something
terrible.
DR.. John r. Nafle. Registrar Of Vital Stats
tics say that this IN crease Is due 10 the influence
Of grip. He says tAat grip may DO called cpl
demic lust now, and that In the majority Of cases
grip is vital, contributing cause to pneumonia
and oil dangerous pulmonary troubles At this
time OF the year. when We are changing over
from winter 70 spring, thoro - always low
order Of vitality; a reaction from the stratus OF
the season. Tho blood does not dow 80 fun nor
rapidly; the strength is less. For this reason
grip has q much better chance than at any otter
season.
This is a time Of year when people need 20 be
careful. and too much Importance cannot DO
placed upon Keeping the blood warm ana 10 CIR
cuGtiOn. Yo1 must bring about reaction II
you wish 10 avoid the pain ana dangers of these
troubles In time. There Is but one way by which
reaction can te brought about. aud that Is by
the use Of a pure stimulant. preferably whiskey.
But the great difficulty Is that there are Few
whiskeys which are pure. The only really pure
aud relcblo wliskey known 20 tho medical pro
fession or the world Is Duffy's Pure Malt III
possesses qualities known only 10 ITSELF IL VIII
bring about a reaction and prevent cold, pneu-
mona. or the grip, where many 80 'alei hl'lhu.
lants would fan IL has saved more lives ana
relieved more suffering than anything OF sllni-
lar nature which was over known before 10 lhe
world.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-05
Hahn for the Needy.

Tho following contributions we're received al
the DISPATCH ofilce yesterday for tho destitute
family OF John ID. Newton, mention OF whicn
son. an. 1. WI. Bnlups a. son, 81 Mrs. Henry
G. Jones, sLso; leash" contributions, sl1-
total, 5000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-05

The Auditor OF Public Accounts has received a
letter from a commissioner Of the revenue Gsk-
ing II United states senator's ealarios are SUD
iect TO the income tax.
The communication was referred 10 The Attor-
ney.Generai for his opinion. aud he is inyesii-
gazing the question involved.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-05
PAL TImORe STOCK MARKET,

BALTIHoRs. May 4.-virginia 3s, 6Sl&a69% I;
Baltimore and Onto, 79aSI; Northern Central,
20; Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern "a IN
comes, %: do. 90 incomes, 7ss consolidated
gas bonds, ia do. stock. 5SAao9h.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-05
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, May A. OFFERiNds- Corn' 4o'
bushels.
sALEs--Corn, 434 bushels.
QUOTATIONS..
wHEAr.-IongborrY, 7oa77c. Mixed, 73a7Ic.
shortberry, 70a,9c. No red, 14c. =,
CoRs.-Prime Virginia, bag lots, o3ao4c.; NO
9 white. $40. No. mixed, 0Oc.
OATA-No. 2 rlixed, 36a26lfc.: No. mixed
S3i1a34jfc
Rvp-RfeR1r
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-05
STILL CANDIDATE FoRU.s.AT1oRNY
Captain Il. -. Glenn Expects to Secure
L. rs..I,fnrA rIIafrInI

tho PositiOn--A Mistrial,
special telegram 70 tho Dispatch.l
WESTON. y. C., May 4.-Captain r. r. Glenn,
has just returned TO the city, denies eIn-
s,icaIy the rccently-pubhshed report that he
i-I abandoned the candidacy for District At
,....y and was str.v wing 10 obtain the collector
f..- lie says he 10 eth a candidate Tor Dlstnc1
O.. rl.y and expects 90 secure u.
r,. case o. Andy Stevenson. for the murder
e. F.Ir Watson, resulted IN mistrial al StoAc 8
B.. .-,iIst closel. Stevenson WAS placed IN jail
/ Orr TITS afternoon for safo Keeping.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-05
1p'(oFE:N
(0NPAfY
S~
II, -, rs, and II east Broad.
II, 10, IS. and II east Broad.
RICHMOND. Ps1DAr. May 8. 1894


Second day of the great slaughter
in READY.MADE DRESSES.
That r46 Dresses of yesterdays
reduced to II6. The appreciation
was instant and gratifying. A New
York house stands ready to take
the lot at the prices at which we
offer them to you. But our trade
shall have the advantage until to-
morrow night.
It's all because the Skirts are
under four yards wholesome OF
them very little under, too. Brand
new costumes, but turned out just
before the edict went forth that
skirts must be four yards. 1t need
make little difference to any one.
The majority of dresses on the
street are not larger. But Fashions
edict must be obeyed by us as
Fashions leader here, and the
dresses are offered you at an ac-
tual reduction of very nearly one
half.
BLAZER SUITS
Desirable for any wear and best
of all for travel---
% Suits Of All-wool Black or Blue Serge, well
IA suits Of Atwood English Cheviot, tan
mixed and gray mixed, at 1880. The price
has BEEN $1,000.
10 suits OF Imported Serge-nayy, black, OF
tan-been s10, go at sb.JO
90 Suits-some Broadcloth, some Serge-nayy
tan, tan mixtures. and black, ~ from
$3.50.
o suits OF Imported Broadclotn ia black, blue
and tan, trimmed with Persian bands, $500
been SIS.
suits Of Diagonal Storm Serge, navy or black
been 80, are 4.
REFER SUITS OF imported cloth IN mgr
tie, black, and navy, beon $40, are $500.
q RIiSSIAN-BLOUSE SUITS IN navy, myrtle
and black. all wool, we'll made, $3.50 from
1915.
There are fourteen other suits
but not enough of any one to jus
tify naming separately. All tht
above are beautifully made, some
with Shoulder-capeS, some with dl
vided capes, some with bretelleS.
30 separate DREss-sKIRTs Of Atwood dago
nal storm serge. in navy and black, s@; oeel
$3.50.
A skirts at 1915; been $3.50.
The opportunity closes to-mor
row night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-05
NOIIC,.

NJ meeting q, tho cOAT~DKALERs held
- -, - 1923. II Was determined that tho
D.. ,. cal D. hereafter fixed monthly. IL
Ei.st ~ A.s7f ihe experience OF tho past winter,
ss,s go Las been very severe GA cosl-dealsrs from
Il n. 20 STANDPOINT, owing " TIE Illustrations
Iso., tu1.eo1ie markets az tue North, ;ha' this
a., '.tl l-s been determined upon. Cosl is Ike
u su, uDu inodstY~- suDlect 70 haugo Ia price
\. saoe Wa, It 10 iinposioie 10 gasrsntse prices
gy,ss 7, tp"Hnsd tilpo. Customers, however.
u!ar ~, wi ofdsrs early in tue season and set
va sses s.ihq % having coal delivered viii b. In
&c., s,s'tioD ~ nerololcro. Bat any orders
'sss IN pfics. y" Wv " - so.et
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-05
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM AL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES or THE WORLD
Prfees of Money. Bonds. Stocks. GRAIN
Tobacco, Cotton. &C.. and the
Wea thor Indications


WASHINGTON, d. c., May 4.-Fors-
gllp least for twenty-four hours-irom mid
~" night TO midnieht-tor virginia ana
tIHorth Carolina: Generally fair weather,
variable winds: slightly warmer on tho
coast.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-05

RECEIVERS FOX JUkUAuf'
JERSEY CITY, n. j., May 4-ChancellOr McGll
tonight, al his residence, appointed George w
Loper and Z. Z. c. Young recsiyers Tor the Ma
tionsl Cordage Company.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-05
SUMNER RESORTS.
AIOUNTAlN.TOP HOTEL AND

wi SPRINGS. over Rock1sh Gap, Blue Ridge
Mountains, 900 feet above the level Of the sea.
Fine view, delightful summer resort, cheap
board, strong iron springs: many attractions 10
the invalid, pleneure-seekers, and families. OF
easy access. Address Messrs MASSIB & CO.,
Alton, Va. my 4-3m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-05
MURDERER INDICTED.
I.ci 20 Death In an HOur-Death OF the
Venerable Miss Eliza Bird.

Venerable Miss Eliza Bird.
r-.-ro4oon fence o. The Richmond Dispatch.l
WINDSOR. y. c.. May 3.-1he grand Jury re-
t...ai truo bll for mGricr against John
I.'ry Bazemore yesterday. John Henry Baze-
l.H~e is negro, and last December killed MS
.. .. aad Immediately made ms escape. lie Is
o. 9 ON the neigh bOghCOd Of Norfolk, "a.
s. hfile negro boy, son Peter Prichard 10
2 .4. while playing with q glass goblet lei
,,an broke the goblet, and cut his arm so badly
O. 10 no bled TO death in about an hour.
Nis- Eliza bird. acei -, died at the residence
G. b =. Thomas. In Whites township, yesterday.
sre had been member o. Cepeharts baptist
t.Ircu fity years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-05
rA. nar,.n.la.,rht. Falr.

to shls meeting. tho Richmond gentlemen
however, will not go.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-05
BUSINESS WANTS,

WANTED. PURCHASERS FOR
w GOOD PINE WOOD at s2 aud geo per
half cord. Also GILT-RDGE HEART PINE a.
$3.50 per half cord; OAK WOOD 20 ana
$3.50 per half cord. Also solicit your orders Tor
ali kinds Of COAL at lowest prices.
control and regulate prices az my yafus %
suit myself and customers Without the ala Oh
GAS COKE, 81 per 90 bnshels. delivered;
CHARLES II. PAGE.
1oos esst Cary 1900 west BroAf.
nv aGs Tphone ts5 Phone 40..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-05
AN IMPORTANT REVIVAL

EVERY MOTHER will recollect Odds-and-E Ends
Sales in our Childrens Department took place reg
lary every Fridayast season-how the remnansof all
the desirable and good hngsof which the sizes had been
broken-were colleced-put together and sold at ENOR
NOUS REDUCTIONS-We told you then-as we do
nowthat this weekly housecleanng is necessary in an
establishment like ouIs-Odds and Ends are bound to
accumulate-and we don't believe in keeping them
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-05
7 Old A \

we intend revving this cusomo be followed each Friday
during the season--The occasions will be memorable
onesfor YOU will buy fresh desirable stock at greatly re-
duced prices :,
Below find a descriptive list for TO-DAY.--Read it
last item Will be as interesting as the hSt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-05

my 3--b ntori. ~ - - - - -
WANTED. SAWED WHITE OAK
w by Boiiey Wagon Comyany, rtsuotoa,
Va. Interested parties please write for specen.
cations. sCASILIN0 aud PLANK hUn ! 70
inches wsnted--wsnted soon. my 3-.w
DURE LARD. &c. A POUND;
Il LIGHT BROWN SUGAR, &C. pound;
GRANULATED SUGAR, &c. vound: ,.,,,,,
sILVER-KISG PATENT FAMILY fDoUi.
beet cold. $3.50 q barrel. or SOC: sact;
SNOWFLAKE PATENT FAMILY FLOUR
a425 barrel, or 2Sc. sack:
BACKING BRUSHES, DC:
CAROLINA RICE, D.. pound;
BEST CITY MEAL, zoe q bushsi:
CALIFORNIA HAMS, l2c pound;
GOOD MIXED TEA, zoe. pound;
Al pounds OATMEAL ior Pc. large oas
SOAP tor 25c. HOMEMADE PkE>EfNEs,
SC. a pound; JELLY, &c. q pound AfPLk-
BUTTER. &c. 9 pound;
ROASTED LkGUAyRA CUfFEt, 2oc. pound
IN cakes MAGIC SOAP tor s3c.;
NORTH CAROLINA ROE HKkhlSGs ilz dozen
for 25c. OIL sARDiNEs. SC. boz;
WINE, zoe. quart; OLD RYE whisAhf' W
price-iis, q allied on application. Pnons SIG
= ULlMAS's s0S,
.ns-:a Is20-ls22 east Main.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-05

The WEATHER N RICHMOND YESTERDAY
was clear aud considerably cooler. Tho skies
we're clear at midnight
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tSa,w&FI
PERSONAL
SULLIVAN SAM.

IOWiILIAM T. SULLIVAN, SAM
a RL 49, SULLIVAN, SALLY SULLIVAN.
!>ADokA MORTON: Take noiice thai l
N ne ,ih day Of JUNE. 1898, under sec
avs q ihe Code Of Virginia, apply 10 the
riy Court Of ,ue city Of Richmond for re-
~, Acefialn deed OF ir0si bearing date sep
..H u, 1872, and " record ~ the Chahcefy
go NrfEa once Ia sho city Of Richmond
~. y i'ast being on heuBe aud lot 90 Tie
C. W second street betwen Federal ana
fuaeis' being part 81 lot No, Ia Du-
-lii.an, la she ctyos Richmond. aad given
~ doDi due 70 william T. Sullivan,
N-.' ~ Sullivan. sany sullivan, and lsGdora
-. lle underriguod is the owner VI said
,''.le WILLIAM ELLIS, Ja
~ 3tkfs, Aiscraey. my 5.F4t
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ISLAND. VIRGINIA'S

y2-1m man4gor
COBB'5 ISLAND, VIRGINIAS
" SEASIDE RESORT In the Atlantic Ocean;
increase OF hotel accommodations; new puild-
ings ana oihe r improvements; tbs nnee1 oea1h
and surf bathing In the world; snipe-snooting,
fishing, and boat saikng unsurpassed; can be
reached daily by New Yort, Philadelphia end
Norfolk railroad from North OF South. Paesea-
gers gong 20 Cobb's Island must get on A.
Cobb's station. Trains--We viii meet the l:27
A, NJ. uorth-bound train and the DIS r. N.
soutb- bound train 1T Cobh's station passengers
frnnsferred TO toe island by steamer. Terms:
s2 40 per DAY, el2 Per week. $40 per month !;
hotel physician, sc. For furtaer information
address I. l. COBB b j. Z. sPADr,
an 30-eod3m Propristors.
ORKNEY SPRINGS AND BATHS,
" Shenandoah county, Va, OPENS JUNE
lar. New ownership and management. Great
IL Improved. send Tor circular and terma
0RKNEy~n0TEL AND SPRINGS COMPANY.
Washington. u. 9. ap l9eedl "a
UNHE BRANDON.
Il BASIC CITY, VA.
Is OPEN FOR SUMMER GUESTS.
Many former patrons from Virginia and Nofth
CarohIla have engaged rooms Tor ensuing sea-
son. Hotel recently supplied with window
binds. send for booklet Of Analysis q iithis
wafer, testimonials A. nouns.
an 3o-su. TrASlv Pr0pEistofs
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uOT SPRINGS, VIRGINIA.

THR VIRGINIA NOW OPEN.
Send for tlIustrated circnlar. For terms ad-
dress J. u. CHAMPLIS,
vo.1m Manager
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4 LII PARTIES ARE HEREBY
= no,hed ROT 70 credit NY son, PRANK A.
,.l--'lII Len my account as viii not be re-
''.-''a'e Tor aay debts contracted by him.
~ f-jt' j. N. F0SsETT.