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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-04
SEEKERS
LOOK E! LISTEN !
Thelast great effort to unload remainder OF our
Winter Stock is now being made
Anew SPECIMEN REDUCTIONS:
DRESS GOODS.

We Offer fnll pattern lengths OF any OF our
s7J;c per yard Novelty Dress Goods al % As per
pattern.
$3.50 gives you choice OF Finest Novelty Pat
tern Dresses, most OF which have sold from slo
to $50 per pattern.
Many broken lines OF Dress Goods at equally
low prices.
One lot Black Brocaded Velvet at 81 per yard.
Qualities that have sold from $3.50 to 70 per
yard.
WINTER UNDERWEAR for Ladies, Gents
and Children at prices that will make II an OBJ
lee to buy for next winters use. Balance or
Dr. Warmers Health Underwear included IN
this offer.
One lot DR.. Warmers medium weight wind
sor Underwear for Gents st Tc each, worth
slJ0.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-04
Real Estate for Sale.

The Swfey Foundry property, corner OF
Twenty. SET nth street consisting OF 225 feet on
Chaoline ii 30 feet Oh EoH street; good spec.
alton; bS It up st once.
phe S1eiOer property on the Island, con-
sistIng of2jO feet on Front and 95) feet on
North Y a. street, with ali buildings. cheap
No. 76 Fifteenth street, rooms, all modern
convenieces.
No 63Fitzinis street, room brick.
70 Of Irginia street rooms.
No IpVrginiA street. 3 rooms.
No II Virginia street, 4 rooms.
No IL Virfiuia street, T oms.
TO 10 Chapline street. rooms.
No1South Wabash street, rooms, hall and
cellar: OF 55Xl2o
Cofnry residence at Echo Point rooms.
lot l00S00 with all copnyenienCes; three min
utes' ak 10 motor, possession Apnl lst
T)R SALE Or EXCHANGE.
5rem house at Elm Grove, lot ejxl65, for
city ropeity.
FOR RENT.
2 ooms, No. S3i u rket street.
SIRE room, No 2lO} Main street.
Cice room on Market street.
Groom house at Elm Grove possession at
orr.
Rooms at McNecten.
Rooms. attic all modern conveniences;
MES on, the National Pike.
Rooms on South Front street, all con VEN
faces; new; first or second floor.
3 rooms on Elm street. second. door; new. IN
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-04
GEO. M. SHOOK & CO.
dpr 2ssnt.

TNOR RENT--FURNISHED ROOMS. IN
II qure at Watson d Larkins saloon, 2UOo
Main street. 1a5lb
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-04

NOR sALE-A HOUSE AND SALOON IN
Martins Ferry, Ohio; also house for sale
or rent on Nor h Nan street; rWHFRSS1FI,ns W.
Uate- 81 Wheeling, w. Va. feblqz
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-04
nar anlr---ReaI @atats.


ToR SALE AND FOR RENT CARDS AT
the REGISTER Counting Rooms.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-16
LAST EXECUTIVE SESSION.
Every Nomination Except One Confirmed.
Diatriot shipments-Roach Case.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., April 15.-1he Senate
held its last executive session tins after
noon, and every nomination maze Dy tne
President up 10 date was conhrmed, Win
the exception of that of Hewson T.. Ian
non To be United States Marshal for Della
ware. which was sent in to-day. Under
the rule a single objection was sufficient 70
carry the nomination over tor day, ana
Senator Higgins, OF Delaware, made that
objection and persisted III 1t. senator
GRAY sought to haveit withdrawn, but Mr..
Higgins was obdurate, and exercised the
privilege that belonged 10 him. Conse-
duently the nomination remalneu M
acted upon. il being understood that the
President would appoint MIR. Lannon
When the nominations OF the new JUS
tices Of the Court of Appeals tor the DIS
trict Of Columbia were reported the ne
uublicans began a discussion, more IN
spirit of leyity than with eny design OF
entering an objection. Their argument
was IL the line of rather caustlc crlti-
cism Of what they called the Presidentss
departure from the principal enumerated
IN the Chicago platform, which declared
they said. in favor Of home rule. for, the
Territories. The Republicans pointed out
that the President had gone out OF the
District for two of his three Judges, one Oh
them beng tho Chief Justice. ana that
this course was most conspicuous Niola-
tion of the declarations OF the platform 10
which he subscribed and upon when ne
ran for the Office to which he was eleetea.
Tie Democratic senators defended me
President. and declared that what he haa
done was proper and right.
The Senate, by inaction IN executive
session, also failed 10 make public the text
of the treaty recently negotiated with
Russia. aud that convention. along with
the treaty with France, remains among
the secret archives of the state Depart
ment and the Executive Clerk OF the
Senate.
No reference was made in secret session
TO the Roach case, and when the doors
were again opened 1t was apparent from
the direction that business took that there
I was no intention of submitting Mr. Hoar
resolution Of investigation 10 vote.
Earlier in the day II was agreed that q
vote shoald be taken. but the Kepubllcans
! subsequently decided that lnasmucn as
| there were so few of their own party
/ nresent i would be worse than useless 10
! oven attempt to put the Democrats on
record by yea-and-nay vote. They con-
! tented Themselves with letting the matter
| eo ont ON the appeal of Mr.. Roach for an
| investigation, that appeal being reinforced
| NV the request Of Mr.. Hansbrough, MS
| colleague. who said that they spoke iol
| their sovereign State and asked that TINS
| investigation be made. This. the Kepuo
| lieans declared, was record sufhcient tC
| show where the responsibility should resi-
! for a failure TO look into the character o.
! the Senator from North Dakota. In we"
/ of this fact no mention was made OF th'
Roach case in the subsequent open session
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-16
NO MORE GOLD CERTIFICATES.
Their Issue Temporarily Discontinued
Treasury-Reserve Danger Line.

washington. d. c.. April 15.-Secretary
Carlisle to-day directed the suo-treasurers
throughout the United States 20 issue no
more GOLD certificates az present. In 40
ing so he simply obeyed the law Wnlcn
proyides that the Secretary OF the 1rea,
sury shall suspend the issue OF such gola
certificates whenever the amount o. gold
80 and GOLD bullion III the Treasury re:
served for the redemption OF Oniteu
states notes falls below 800. ,OoJ.
In explaining his action on TINS suolect
SECRETARY Carlisle said this afternoon that
while the 800. 600, 900 gold reserve had not
vet been reached he was 80 close 10 ~ thaI
prudence dictated that no more goio cer-
tifcates should DO issued;
This announcement-that Tor the Htst
,ine since specie payments were resumed
Il was necessary to stop the issue OF gold
csrtifcates-was followed by a rumor
,rb;ch wa heard at the Capitol and else
where that the President had decided 10
issue Sc. 600, 600 Of per cent. bonds 10
protect the gold reserve IN case II oecame
Secretary Carlisle was asked Ia the rn-
NOR true that six millions OF oohds ha'o
been issued ,,.s,o5s h.ro
not been issued" ,.
The Secretary did not state explicitly
that no bonds were 10 DO issued. III was
sscertained subsequently that tine preeau-
,;onarv measures which had been COM
,nenced under Mr.. Hayrson's Administra-
ton of preparing TO meet an emergency
by the issue of bonds, If neeessar". hai
been carried step further under the pres
sent administration. -.
Recognizing the fact that the prepara-
tion OF bonds was matter OF tune, oecrecc
tary Poster had directed the bureau o.
Engraving and Printing to prepare ia,se
number of bonds bearing per cent. inte-
rsst az authorized oy the resumption act.
II was learned that $5.0OO,ooo o. THESE
/ bonds were now being advanced turt1e,
STAGES toward completion, 30 that II y
should be deemed necessary and proper 70
| issue them or any part OF them rather tnan
/ break III upon tho gold reserve the elnci'
gency could be met with the least possible
| d.lag
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-16
THE RICHMOND DISPATCH SUNDAY, APRIL 49, 1888

4flxc. bid: white ard yellow. corn By eampie.
51n Data quiet; No. 2 white, western ~
Gee, No. mixed. western, 3sn'mc. nay
s,oedy nnd unchanged. Grain freiehts inncrve
and unchanged. Eggs quiet at lcc; Svnee
duIi: Eiocnrgoes. fair, 1Sc.. No. 2. lUc. mnlshoy
tim at Sl.2las1.22. Other articles uncnonso'
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. April 15.--July wheat was dumped
to-dnY. Millions OF bushels were SOLD " tne
cii1uc. The cioss was weak nj inside pric9s' a
decline Of &c compared with last nisn'. IL rs
reported that Partridge turned bul on 5uly
wheat yesterday and wss heavy buyer. rar.
OF the gosslp wna that he know tho Clique Io DC
short al TIM. month and was taking advanisse OF
the situation TO force prices M ami give tnenl
doso of tho medicine they administered 70 Bun:
But tho clique seems 10 have t1rnci on Nip, ana
today mi ad nesrly aiiits agents selling 90 that
While the Legitimate stuation appearcu quite rs
strong rs yesterday they succeoced IN forcing
tho price down from opening 10 nnish. inc
general opinion Is that Partridge has been WHIP
ped. The clique found u impossible TO
dispose OF any Ray, and no ono olse DOUG m
clined % cell. 10 was comparatively negectoo.
cash duotnuons: Flour dull and noinlnal
No. 2 spring wheat, 7Ga76lTc. No. corn,
4Oilc. No. = oats. 2Slfs29c. Pork, ylo.cl1aa
sI5. Lard, s0.aJ. Rbs, s9.55as9bD. DrJ-
salted shoulders. s9.25sS9.3716. short-ciear
sides. 3IO.O5as1O.10. Whiskey, sl.lh
The leading iuturos ranged 10 ioilows'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-16
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RELIEF FoR ROelNsONVlLLE.
Farther Damage Done by the Cyclone OF
Last Wednesday.
nav toIecraph 70 &c Dispa.chl

10y tcltEIaph W tib DiDb'NNTH''
MFMpHIs. TENs., April 15.--The sufferers
at Robinsonville, Miss which was wiped of
the map, are being cared for by relief
committee. Thousands OF dollars have been
contri buted by citizens Of Memphis 10 ald
the sufferers. The Illinois Central Rail
road Company sent out a freight train yes
terday to Robinsonyille loaded with pro-
visions. etc. contributed by the merchants
Of Memphis.
l.. G. McCarroll died yesterday from in
juries received ct RobinsOnville.
Wednesdays cyclone struck portion OF
Corinth. Miss. wrecking the Alcorn Wool.
len-Mills and demoIshing a number OF
other buildings. The village OF Mason.
Tenn. fow miles from Brownsville. was
almost wiped out of existence. No fatal
ties are reported, but score OF people
were more or less seriously injured at Ma
rianna and Lonoke, Ark. The damage
from the tornado ls enormous.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-16
LIE SENATE hpIouRNs.
hnd Of Extraordinary session-Lodgs on
Hawaii flag Iacident.

WWmSoros. d. O.. April "a. In the Sem
t'e Today. Sir. Piait having the foVr on
lac subject Of the proposed investigation
u Sen6lOT Roach. of North Dakota. notice
,N.as Fiyea by Mr.. Harris that as soon a. Mt.
t.ait should have closed his remarks he
would move 70 take up the resolution for
lAe appointment Of O committee 10 wait
spon tho President aud Inquire whether
ne had any further communication 70
make 70 the Senate.
af ilatt stated the facts IN MIR. Roach's
use aud argued against the views present.
% Yesterday oy Messrs. George and foor-
cevA he conceived tnst the duty OF the
aenste IVES plain. Gould u be, he asked;
tssl II q convicted criminal just discharged
ron the peEitentiary were elected senator
~ etste the Senate had not the power TO
REJECT 0. expei hiing
W, Hoar having withdrawn his motion
70 ieconsider the vote agreeing 70 tho Yeso-
s1son caered some days sgo tor tue sp-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-16
SUNDAY NEWSPAPER DECISION.
Appeals from the Imposition Of Fine and
Costs Rejected.

PlrrsBURe. PA. April 15.-Jn1ge White
to-day handed down en- opinion in tho
three appeals trOra the decision OF Alder
man Robe IN tho cases against Charles ".
Uouston. business manager Of the Pitts
burr Press. who was recently fined SIS
and costs by the Alderman for publishing
and selling papers on SUNDAY, in violation
of the Sunday laR Of 1894. Judge White
saws: Il am Of che opinion that deten-
dant comes within the statute prohibiting
worldly employment on the Lords Day;
and no IS adjudged guilty. The counsel
will prepare formal Judgment IN each
case" The case Will be appealed TO the
Supreme Court.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-16
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, April 15.-OFFERISGs-Whea o'o
bnsheis Corn, 9SS bushels. oa..
SALEs.-Wneat, 200 bushels. Corn 1888 push-
els.
QUOTATIONS..
WgEAT.-Iongbcrry, 75a75c. Mixed, 73a17c.
shortberry, 70a97c. No. 2 red, 74at2c. ~, q
COss.-Prime Virginia, bag lots, oOc. NO .
white, 6Oa5Ic: No. mixed. ave-
OATS-No. 2 mixed, 51a3f1hc'; NO niAoa'
35a36c
Rvp-QQaG1c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-16
ON THE BRINK OF RUIN.
Chicago Publishes in Danger Of Being
Forced to the WALL.
rBy telegraph to the Dispqtch.l

10y ItIVkIHpI 10 VI" LI5FFtTI'I
CHICAGO. ILL.,. April 15.-Half dozen
Chicago publishing-houses are said to be
trembling on the brink of ruin as result
of the recent suicide of Horace UDono-
ghuo tho well-known printer. Two fail
nres have already resulted. and others, it
is said. will follow IN the next few days.
ODonOghue secured accommodation pa
per from his customers aggregating up
wards of $500, 900, and several concerns
are being forced to the wall because OF
inability to meet these notes as they fall
due. II is claimed that when the. O'Doho-
Fhue estate has been Strengthened out but
few of the creditors Will suffer. but that
Just now the only thing the publishers
can do il 10 meet tho promssorv notes as
thew come due and take their chances on
getting full payment out OF the estate;
Failing TO do this they are compelled
TO suspend business.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-16
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
IRannrtad for the Dispaich.l

April 15.-No auction offerings on Change or
loose sales to-day. - xron-
ners %. darks, lO--t0tal, "a hogsheads.
Revenue collections Cigars and clgsreues'
s5SS945: tobacco, s1,57I64; special TAX
sl25O-total, 81, 1890. .oN
ages, and taken in ,o,,ors "a.
private sales: Wrappers, 30 smokers, 90:
nllers. 81 cutters, Is; darks, 142: Buriey' . I;
Jugs. l7-total $50 hogsheads' ,,,.-. .,s
c,,orattes. sI3.7ss.2O; tobacco, Sl4,S1s.5O;
special tax, Sl2.50-total s2S,6t 9.2O.
Market showed more activity to-day ana tno
week has been great improvement over last
Prices unchanged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-16
eIcHMoNp LIVESTOCK MARKET.

RICHMOND April 15.--Receipts; sOOhead cat
tie 100 eheep. and 400 head hogs.
Sales: 800 mead cattle, 100 head sheeP eho
800 head nogs.
cattle, bost, 4sla5i4c gross; medinm 10 good
4a4I1c. cross common 10 fair, %34ao94c gross
BUS, ~ aGc. gross.
Shoep, 0aVc. gross
uogs 7l%aSlac. net
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-16
Phone $40. 1890 and 1922 east Main street.
Tap l0-Sutsl
lust WHAT WE MANIFOLD

TUST WHAT WE MANIFOLD
d FLINT GUNS, PISTOLS, COLONIAL
SWORDS, BUCKLES. BUTTONS, BOOKS.
SEALS. LATE-WAR SWORDS, PISTOLS: BOW
IF-KNIvEs, DIRks. CANTkENs, BUTTONS,
BUCKLES, BITS. CONFEDERATE MONE1'
STAMPS, BONDS, STATE or o RElUN MONEY,
Jr anything pertaIng 10 relic OF tho late war,
the Revolution, or the second war with England
1912, INDIAN RELICS, OLD COPPERs. BRASS
MOUNTED ANDIRONS. P0KFRS, TONES, all
kinds OF COINS and MEDALS, and even LOCK
OF YOUR HAIR II q hundred years old Me
also want BRASS CANDLE-STICks, SNUFF
ERR, &C., used in Old days. CANNON-bALlio,
LEAD BALLS, and BOMBSHELLS shot into trees
on tho battlenelds Of the late war. Coiu price
list, loo. post paid: History OF the Late war;
Zoe postpaid. Relics for sale.
NASHINGTOS'S HEADQUARTERS,
1915 east Main street, Richmond, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-16

REM RENT i


f0s east Grncs street. $500 per AMMAN.
921 east Leigh street, 800 pcr annam
II; north Fourth street. $3.50 per nnnums
~ south Adams street, $500 per ennuns
23ff east Broad street. 1890 per annumL
27Og east Broad street. $500 per annurn.
1923 east Franklin street, $500 per annum.
3I2 north o3d street. $40 per annum.
23Oy yenable etreet, s2i0 per annum.
los east Canal street. $3.50 per ennun.
ala north ed street, 1928 per snnum.
% Ia east Grnco street. S216 par annnrn.
zoe eouth Belvidere street, $3.50 per moneb
bO7 Mosby street, 5000 per AMMAN.
2eo5 cast Marshall, 500 per annnrns
o3u south Laurel street, $500 per arhufns
zIe north "a street, 1900 per anuum.
SO Lombardy street. 500 per annnm.
9Cli Reservoir street. S216 per annum.
lido south fth street, 5000 per annum-
9O7 Reservoir streei. 1900 per annum.
19i5 west Cary street, 5000 per snnum.
51aporth 2eth street, efS0 per annum.
735 Brook avenue, $3.50 per snnun.
2O:I Reservoir street, $50 per snnums
$40 north Second street. $3.50 per annum.
Az west Marshall street., $500 per annum'
Ii3 Reservoir street, $3.50 per annum
- cast Broad street, $3.50 per annum.
And smaller HOUSES and STORES elsewhere
can for our APRIL RENT-LlS'r. Fun iniormas
tion. ., ". hLrn w.,
,phc,.sqA an lo-lt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-16
EXPORTS OF GOLD.
rbey Have Reduced the Treasury free
Balance to 81. sec, ooo-

wAsmSoToS. ID. c.. April 1.-THE con-
tinued export Of gold from this country 20
meet tho Austrian demand has redneeu
the free gold In the United states lrea-
sury 20 81. 800. 600. This allows for ~ SoV,-
sury yesterday for shipment by to-day,,ss
steaniers. In the belief that gold VIII
continue 20 DO exported for some time 70
come aud in order to supply the demand
for gold and 70 replenish the depleted
stock ~ tho New York sub.Treasnry, u -
stated that tho Treasury Department. mas
been shipping gold from the Treasury 70
New York for the past week. The amount
thus shipped, II is thought, ~ not less
than &c, OK. 900. and may be more.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-16
STATE BONDS
THE BANK STATEMENT.

NEW YORK, April 10 Weekly statement OF
The associated banks Reserve increase,
sI.s5g.8OO loans, decrease, az, 10 900: spe-
Gle, decrease, $4,000 legai-ienders, increase
1874 depOslts. increase, sS29.2OO; CIR
culation. decrease, s44,S0O. Tho banks now
hold sll ,072, $50 in excess OF the requirements
OF the 20 per cent rule.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-16
no Il Il L N T.

Il
DWELLINGS
Nos 400 and 409Is west Grace street, with
about 10 rooms each and all modern improve
ments; new and truly irst-class houses.
Nc. -, on tho west side OF sixth street Dc.
tween Clay and Leigh, with rooms and all
modern improvements.
No 210 west Marshall street, with rooms De-
sides detached kitchen.
Nos. 229 and 23i south Second street, with
rooms each and all conveniences.
No. bl7 north fhirteth street, with rooms
No S27 north Twenty-soyenth street. with
rooms.
DWELLINGS OVER STORES
Nos. III ana 713 Main street, with rooms
each and conveniences.
Alec, No. 603 east Marshall street, with D
rooms.
Also, No. 1G0A east Franklin street, with q
rooms. II. SELDOM TAYLOR g. SON, :
corner Eleventh and Bank streets !
Phone SAP. ap l6-tt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-16

CINCINNATI, o., April 15.-Flour heavy.
Wheat quiet: No. Q rod CSC. Corn nrm; no.
2, mixed, 43a43l4c. Oats barely STEADY; TO,
?, mixed. 32a33c. Pork castor at sl7j0. LARD
duII at f9.37hase.62h. Bulk-nests quiet az
1913 Bacon quie; at s1l. Whiskey quiet and
lower Mt Sl.ll.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-16
DWELLINGS FOR RENT.

s6O0-102 north Ninth street: ~ rooms
s5OO--o13 east Marshall street; 10 rooms.
S35O-4OO east Cary street; 10 rooms
e3OO-90OlS west Main street; rooms.
S24O-4I3 west Main street: 7rooms.
s27O--602 north Eighth street; rooms
SI5O-2505 east Grace street: rooms.
sls0-Store and dwolhng iii north Twenty.
ffth street.
sIsO-stors and dwelling 1926 east Main
street.
s12O-223 north Seventeenth street: 4 rooms
S1i per month-710 China street; o rooms
80 per month--0l7l5 south Pine street;
rooms.
Many smaller dwellings suitable for white and
colOred. Call and see lst.
FRANK d. HILL & CO.,
Real Estate Agents,
mn I6-It @ north Eleventh street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-16
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES or THE WORLD
Prices Of Msncy. Bonds. Stocks, Grain.
Tobacco. Cotton, &c.. and the
Weather Indications.
fnr TELEGRAPH TO tho p,sp.,eh.l

- WASHINGTON. April 15.-Forecast
!FkiR flor twenty -four hours --from mid
w. might TO midnight for Virginia
and North Carolina: Fair weather !;
light northery winds. becomtng variable I;
colder.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-16
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK, April 15.-The stock market was
weak and lower to-day. The dealing we're pure
~ professional, and tho fact that selling was
mainly for the short account was shown by an
active borrowing demand for Western Union,
Missouri Pacific, and somo OF the Industrial
shares. The drop Of Il in Western Union was
based on the passage OF tho anti-pool bill by tho
Legislature at Albany. The company has hithor-
TO enjoyed a largo revenue from the transmits
s!on of kilograms in connection with the races.
RICHMOND TERMINAL, &C.
National Starch fell 3Is, TO 9775; Richmond
Terminal preferred. 31f. 70 Boss; Chicago das.
IL, 20 So; General Electric. III, 10 1OoM Lake
Shore, 10, 70 1898 Northern Pacific referred,
10. 20 800 Now England, ~, 70 30ss; Cordsgo
common. IA. 10 O2%. Manhattan rose Ia, TO
62, and later dropped TO 100.
SLIGHT RALLY.
A slight rally ensued, and the lsst prices were
isa54 above the lowest, Tho sales aggregated
124 900 shares.
Sub-Treasury balances: Coin, $70,462,OOO;
currency 5l7120,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-16

The WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY
was clear and pleasant and considerably
cooler. The skies were clear at midnight.
Range of the thermometer ut the 'front.'
door ~ tho Dfapl TcH office Yesterday
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-16
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BAITruoRz. April 5.--yirginia 3's 69lt bid !;
baltimore and Ohio Southwestern lists, 10Y bid {;
do 80 incomes, 0la asked; consolidated gas
stock O4ska0415.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-16
: PRINTED RENT-LIST.
THOMPSON BROWN q co.
urett 1l13 Main street.
LloR RENT, ONE OF THE MOST A

k'Oh nEr - Onu VI ~. a1 ~UDA 33
G DESIRABLE RESIDENCES On Frank ~
lin sfreer--No. 40 east--which 10 now occupied
nv the Hon. J. Taylor Ellyson: contains twelve
rooms besidos pantry and bath; Handsomely
paiuted ana papered throughout, and has Az
ina uoderu improvements IN weiI-appeinted
IA rnesfros. Pueaoasion can be- had Is ence.
4 n,,iv ~ sra. u. GOODMAN,
s care Goodman AanufactuFi9x CompeaA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-16
THE ALLEGHANY HOTEL.

HIHE ALLEGHANY HOTEL,
GOSHEN, VA.
THIS magnificent hotel win open JUNE 10Th.
Beautifully situated on commanding eleva,ion'
aiiording magnificent views on eyeIy Sieo. ,u ~,
mos, complete and luxurious GUNNER hotel IN
Inc state. Has natural and perfect drainage,
sanitary plumbing electric lights, hot and cold
water paths. An orchestra with changing pro
gramrne for concerts daily. Cuisine ard service
81 high standard. Cold sulphur aud other min
eral waters on draught, etc. Address
''"' j. WATKINS LEE.
Also, Proprietor Rswley Springs, Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-16
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4 plugs sun-Cured Tobacco. Zoe.
Beat Family Floursst7h.
Higb-gra1e Pateut Flour, si.oo.
Very fneFlour, 3Dc. per SACK.
Best Family Flour. 32c. per sscx.
. dozen Cut nerfings. 23c.
cans Peaches, s-pound cans, 20 osc
2 cans Apples, In Syrup, pounos' 90"
s pounds Bonsless Goldfish, 21c. OK.
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Pure Lard, sc.
California Hams, 1yc.
Mocha and Java Cofiee, 22c. a.,
dozen North Caroilaa Roc HerringA zoe
cans Lynnnavsn Oysters, DOC.
Nice Country Butter Prints, 2oc
Good Butter. zoe.
pornds Drisd Peaches. 25c.
pounds Imported vernicollI, goo
fine Timothy Hay, per bstc. 70c
Z MOUNTS Gioes starch. n5c-
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