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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-20
Personals aud Briefs,

Mr. AdolIbus Gary Is critically I'll al his resi-
dcnce No. l7l3 Taylor street
Iu the CtY Circitu Court yesterday }. d. Sea-
bright entered suit against i. T. Turner Tor
Slij.
Mas Grace Grinlth. Of this city. ia on an ex-
tended visit to relatives at No. 100 bouah street
Norfolk.
Rev DR.. 4. Dewitt Talmage arrived in the
city Tuesday night and left yesterday afternoon
Tor suffolk.
Mrs John A. McCaun. who died in Baltimore
TUESDAY, was q native OF this city and ulsco OF
Or. A. Montero.
Miss CLAUDIA p Goddu, daughter OF Mr..
Caarle. ". Goddin, Is visiting hiss maude lips
comb. 40 Newport News.
Mrs Thomas \. Srander has returned to the
city from buckingham. whore she hae been
nursing her son through spoil o. typhoic-teEer.
Tho grand officers Of The Grand Council Of
Virginia VIII make an OiiciAl visit 10 >hOckoe
Council. No. so, Royal Arcanum' Friday night.
M. ana Mrs. Thomas +. H7nnigan and her
dag.htcr Miss Maggie, accompanied by her
friend. MISS Kate keepers. will leave this morn
Ing 30 attend the naval rendezvous
At the request OF M ". ". scott, Of Cor
dousyile Rev. j.. G. Hldcn, Of tins city. has con
scented 20 deliver I'D G0rdOnsvine on ire 18Th oi
th!- month his lecture or the " CosmopoutHh
Bug" FOR the benefit OF the Confederate soi-
diers' cemetery
Major Jed Hofchkiss. StOncWall Jacksous to-
pogfhpbical engineer, viii deliver lecture On
JacksOns valley Campaign IN Tue lecture
room ~ the tEst Frcsby orian church to-nlght
at $40 o'clock. There VIII DO 10 charge iOr cd
mission and the public IS Invited
Rev. Dr.. Calsch has received an invitation TO
attend the next national convention Of tho
Travellers Protective Association as the guest
II tho Illinois Division. The convention meels
al Peoria, H. June 9th, 5th. Sth. ani 9TH next
Dr. Calisch viii accept the invitation II pos
siblc.
DR. W. w. Parker shipped his new liie-boa, 70
Old Point Yesterday evening. IL weighs i,1Ou
pounds aud Is covered Oyor WITH gai-
vanized iron. The sEiI Is propelled 10y NIX oars
aud csnao, DO capsi1ed. Tnc Doctor ana
party % friends will take a iaunt among Tue
battleships IA this boat today.
Mayor kliys0n has received a letter from MI.
AlDer, A. Pope. Of Boston, suggesting that IA
view % the heavy losses by fro the present year,
colleges Tor instruction in the most approved
methods Of preventing and exuugnsh'ns ulo
be established u one or more OF the larger
cities. Mr.. Pope would have these colleges con-
Quoted under strict military discipline
Rev j. g.. Hi1en, y. d., pastor OF Grovc-Ayc-
nue. Baptist church, u This city, having boen re-
duested 20 repeat in ihis city an address de-
liyerad by him at baltimore before the NARY
lhud Baptist Social Union, has consented 70 90
30, and viii deliver the address, etuued inc
Baptsls aud the Bible At the Groye-Ayenue
church next sunday night. April $50, at the
usuai hour for Worshit.
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mand and nrm q, 3Oa3sc. Peanuss quiet. COT.
foe-Opticns opened 1rm: April, sta40as1360;
other months up 4 % points and closed strong
IS 65as0 points up; April. s1340as156S:
June, e1a45asl3.73: September, st355a
sl3.s5: December. si3.55asIs.ps; spot RIO
firmer bu: quiet: No. Z, l49kc. Sugar raw. nrm
but dull fair refining. 34c; coDtrifugais. 90
test, 3sic refined quiet and steady: mould A.
3 3-lGa5sec; standardA.4 l5-I6a5,sr; grant,
lated. 4l5-l6a5t4c. Freights 20 Liverpool dnll
ana weak. Cotton, 3-S2d. asked: grain. Ind
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO April 1D.-For tho first time In
months the MAY price OF wheat to-day was tho
same here IS at New York. Another notable
feature was that May and Jnly sold within &c.
OF each other. MAY wheat opened VIC. lover
and prices further declined It5c., ruled eteadier,
and the closing was easy at nc from the inside.
The July future opened ". lower ana declined
lac. more, then advanced sc, again weakened
and sold on 3a:ll5c.. and ruled sieadier At }4c.
from the bottom Tor the day. In corn the tenn
per OF the crowd was rather bearish. May closed
ssc. and July Nc lower. Oats closed az bottom
fieuros and aSai6c. decline for the day. Pro.
visions closed strong At about tho best prices o.
the day. with September PORK showing gain OF
go. over last night. September lard one OF 49,
ana ribs one OF t2l.c.
Cash quotations: Flour easter; nothing doing:
market nommslly unchanged; No. 2 spring
wheat, 72a72]sc. No. = corn, 40at0hc NO
$3.50. Rib-sidc.. e9.6Oa$9.65. Dry-sslted
shoulders Sg2jas9.37IS. Short-ciear sides.
slOas1O.O5. Whiskey. s1.i4
IaaIN In ffaF mr. rafa a fgiinUas
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MANcAesTsR's STREETS.
Candidates for the Council--rIned for
Gambling -Hustings- Court.

There was 10 have been n joint
meeting of the Street Committee and the
Board OF Health Tuesday night, but owing
TO the lack OF quorum 1t had 10 be post
poned.
Messrs J. Z. Utz and NJ. A. Campbell,
from the committee. and Is. A. NunDally
and Is. Is. NeIsiger. from the board. were
the only members present City-Encineer
Lpscomb was IN attendance.
In conversation with Chairman Utz OF
the Street Committee. the DfsPATCH man
was Informed that the entire force of street
hands had been put 90 work cleaning the
streets, and the Chairman gave the as
surance that II this force did not get
along satisfactorily additional men would
be employed. The city is TO be put in
thoroughly good sanitary condition.
BUT PEW TO ELECT.
The only officers TO he elected in the city
this spring are counCilmen. and already
considerable interest Is being felt In the
election. No one has thus far been men
toned as q probable candidate against the
present incumbent III the Fourth Ward.
Mr.. W. G.. Burgess IS spoken Of IN the
Third Ward and Mr. Frank n. Fitzgerald
IN the First. The DISPATCH man has not
heard Of any opposition IN the Second
Ward. II IS probable that ward-meetings
Will be held some time shortly and the can
NlldNeN Nfltfttl IN tuQt manner.
in she Hastings Court yesterday J. p. Robin
sou. charged with selling liquor TO minors, was
tined and acquitted. v. A. Noal, charged with
unlawful gaming, was Gned $50.
PERSONAL AND GgSERAI.
Mr.. Wulio II. Owens forruorly with the DIs-
FATCH. has bought out T. 4. Davidson Go. ana
Will carry on the shoe bushes.
Mrs. A. II. fitzgerald and Miss Maggie Nnoen
loft yesterday morning for Norfolk 20 witness the
naval rendezvous.
The work of putting down new flooring on tho
Free bridge began yesterday morning. Travel
on the bridgo viii not DO stopped during the re-
pairs.
The sick members Of the afflicted Brittle iaml-
ly arc improving.
Information wGs received yesterday Of tho
death in koysyille ~ MI. q. = AtkissOn. De-
ceased formerly lived IN this city and was Tho
father Of Mcssrs. Charles, John, thomas, LOWS,
Ira. and William II. Atkiseon, and Mrs. Henry
Gary and Mrs. james Taylor. The remains will
10 brought here this morning aud the funeral
Will take place from tho residence OF lila da1gh-
ter Nr- Gary.
Thieves broke into the store Of Mr.. Charles 7.
Jones. m SWausborO, Tuesday night and car
red on n wagon-load Of groceries. Some tune
ago a robbery similar to TINS WAS perpetratcd Al
The residence Of Nj ". stein, mile beyond
Mr.. Joness store In this instance the thieves
hauled their plumber away In wagon.
Cards are out for the marriage 81 Miss Jessie
Rodgers, Of Prince George county, 70 Mr.. ". a.
Daniel. Of this city. The ceremony will take
place nt Gary- Chprch. ia Prince George county,
April 2dth AZ 3 T.. VI.
on the 10Th instant AZ $3.50 r. ~, Miss Salie
james. o. Chesterfield, AMI Mr. J.. NJ. Barks-
dale OF Petersburg. Will be married At NJ. EnOn
church. IN Chesterfield.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-20
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
cReported for the Dispatcn.l

lRrpOrted Tor tue Dl3pRtcnI
APRIL l0.-Auction offerings on Change to-
day. packages and taken in.
Private sales Wrappers, IA; cutters, =;
smokers. : darks. "a; Tugs, 4; scrap 2-total'
81 "a, gsheads.
Revenue collections Cigars and cigarettes
5000: tobacco. s., $3.50 total, S2,OSJ.3s.
There wAs only small sale OF dark loose az
CrenshaWs warehouse to-day
DAVIS x Gregorys and Shelburnes warehouses
report unusually good sales today but very ut
tie. n any. Improvement, IN quality Of the oHer-
ingL Prices reached sJl AS Plsnters'.
Mr.. Il. A. Oycrboy, Of DanUlle, "a, was nero
to-day.
Inc market remains without any new features,
with business generally quiet. Western marAeis
report smaller receipts with low grades nd
vancIng, AMI tho status Is called suOn; Inc
weather - all that plants want for growth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-20
DEATHS.

ATKISSON. Died. at his residence. at
Keysville, Va. ON the morning % the i9th
of April OF $40 O'Clock. GEORGE =.
ADHESION. In the 74th year OF has age.
His funeral will take place TO-DAY AZ
SIP. NJ. at the residence Of his son-in-law.
II. X. Gary. corner Thirty-second and
Decatur streets. Swansboro'. Friends and
acquaintance are respectfully invited 10
attend.
HARRIS. Died. at his residence. g2i
Beverly street, Wednesday. April -. 1893,
SIMON HARRIS; aged 5s years.
His funeral will take place from Eben-
ezer Baptist church THURSDAY EVE
MING. April 20, 1893, at o'clock.
STRAUSS. Died, on the morning q
April l9th at Charleston, W. Va. JACOB
STRAUSS. eldes; son of L. 5. and Caroline
Strauss aged 50 years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-20
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, 10y more promptly
adapting the worlds best products TO
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
Its excellence is due TO its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of perfect lax
alive; efectually cleansing the system,
dispeling colds, headaches and feycrs
and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in SOC and 81 bottles, but it is man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs
and being well informed, you will noN
accept any substitute if oGered.
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p.pylile Episcopal Convocation.

rCouespon ie1ce ~ tho Richmond Dispaich.l
KEYsyIGLE. Va. April 10.-Ihe Danyiile Con-
Vocation OF the Episcopal church convened mere
al o'clock this morning.
The following members wers present; krFs'
G. O. Pruden. T. j. Smith, =. NJ. BOydton. W. A.
Barr. Alexander OYerUoY, and j. 7. Lawrence.
There VAS preaching this morning bY no hey
L. o. Prudeu services last night by Rev. J.. j..
smith. and Rev. VIZ. Bryant, Of Danyile, VIII
hold services tonight. Tho latter ana Dr. Da me-
are expected here from Danville this evening.
Mr. George Y. Tuohey, of the keysvllc Pro-
gr>Fs. IT. nOW In New York on account OF tho Sc
rious illness Of bis iather'sfamily
Nss Nafti" Boudin. OF this place, Is IN Rich =
mond under treatment Of d.. Mcclure.
The Rev. Mr.. Campbell, Of farmvie, presiding
elder 81 the Farmyllc District Of ihe Methodist
Episcopal Church, was IN town to-day.
Miss Rosa Gregory, VINO has been spending % O
winter in Newport N0Ws, returned 70 her home
here Yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-20
THE BEAR ATTACK.

The most decisive movemeu. Of the lay occur
rcd during the last half-hOur ~ business when
the posted rates for sterling exchange were adj
yanced 10 81. SIS aud $3.50 and there wss tax II
SHIPMENTS Of s3,0OO.O00 TO Sj,000,00O gold by
Saturdays steamers. On all this tho bears
made a violent attack, under which prices In a
majority of instances went lower than before.
Manhattan yielded AZ to 1895 Chicago Gas,
National Cor1age. Lead, and Distillers 214a2as,
Cotton OH and sugar .. Rock Island rs. West
ern Union l3i. Lackawanna ISt. and General
Electric lI9. The other losses were less impor-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-20
IMPROVE TIE RECORD.

The BOSTON Base Ball Club. the champions Of
the United states, will roturn 10 this city on "a
tnrlav or Monday next and play two match
Fames with the Petersburg nine. They desire
10 BEAT our amateur club-the strongest tney
have ever met outside OF the leaguo-by a little
better record than they made last wees.
Tho Rostous in the two games payo1
hero an their very best and only made
ono RIM in each game. Tho correspondent who
accompanies them tried 10 Ak their practical
defeat on tho umpire Whlch u rega,qeI neIs
IA a vcry small loop-hole Of escape. Mr.. Frank
Clements, who umpircd the game, Is one Of inc
most honest ana impartial men IN the city; ne
il naturally indignant NJ the report sent abroad
by The correspondent and Will probably decIho
further service.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-20

BY cutting his throat Friends from Warrington
have visited him at the hotel and his brother hr.
Harry Robertson. Is now with him. While his
condition d serious 70 u believed he has fair
chance OF recovery. Lieutenant Robertson ~ q
son Of General Beverly Robertson, now OF WASH,
inRton. hut formerly OF Virginia. He was one OF
the most brilliant aud distinguished young
of1cers Of tho ULitcd states Army. curscd by
only one iault-dr.nk. his friends believe
young Rob srteon 10 have been suffering AZ the
time no attemptod suicide from temporary
alteration Of the mind, caused by excessive al
cohoiiem
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-20

presided. Toasts we're responded TO by clo-
quont brethren, and altogether the al air was
ono Of unusual enjoyment
During the Afternoon and night Rev. Hart
Icy Carmichael ~ venerable master ~ the Ka-
d0sh 81 Dalcho Conslpiory, No. l, conferred tho
ihirty-frst degree IN full form on tho following
candidates Dr. r. q. Oilara aud u. w. CoGoc,
Of Bedford CITY, Va. j. II. blackburn and \.
llti'h, OF Newborne, n. G.. DR. GEORGE Ross,
w. II. Cutshaw, 1azewon tllett, ". Z. Wick
ham, w. ID. Kice Parker T. Conrad, X. y. Den
ME, and =. H. Plaemacher, Of Richmond. Tho
same candidates then received by communion
ton the thirty-sccond degTee--Prince or Master
OF the Royal Socrot-and we're declared fun
members Of tho Con sistOry.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-20

f.a en ~ the Young Mems Christian As
-f' making arrangements for a big
.lirg GA the river this summer. New
pore ih.u ordered aud a spray bath viii
- Haf b0at-hOuse. a reception and
br rendered the members Of the as
ttl invited guests by tue Ladies'
pu tuesday. April 18th. On which Occ1-
sr a.nes G. Lamb will mako an address
hniri Oarsmen." There Will b. music
'' '.. .t.ud
f. i'-Hf Mems Christian Association Boat
f. .t Da-n no existence Ouly two seasons, but
$1,000 worth Of property, bOats,
am 81 in mos. dournbing condition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-20
Stimulate the c,ood.

Brandreth's Pills are the great blood
purifier. They are q purgatiye aud oio2d
tonic. they act equally on the bowels. the
kidneys. and the skin, thus cleansing the
system Us the natural outlet Of the body
they NAV be called the purgatiye sudorltic
and diuretio medicine. They stimulate
the blood so as 10 enable nature TO throw
OF All morbid bumors, and cure disease no
matter by what name 1t may be called:
One or two Of them taken every night will
prove an Infsllible remedy.
Sold IN every drug aud medicile-stoge,
either plain or sugar-coated.
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ranged ~ follows:

CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.
CHICAGO, April -Cattle-Receipts, 10000
head shipments. 400 head. Market steady;
s4.5Oas5.25; Texans s3as4.2J; native COWS,
$500
Hogs-Receipts, 10000 head: shipments,
5000 hoad.. Market active aud strong % &c.
higher: rough and common. s6.40as7.j0; good
mixed. a.. 20 prime heavy. 81. 25as7.40: prime
light. s110aS1.2O; pigs, e6.60ss6.9O.
Sheep-Receipts, $4,000 head shipments.
1900 head. Shipments SLOW; ewes, st.sOa
sos; mixed, sjaSj.2j: western wethers,
s535asj90; prime Texans. Mexicans, and
Colorados, s4.60as5.4O; lambs, best, sj.7ja
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-20
funeral Notice.

Mrs. FANNY MACON CALDWELL.
widow OF Rev. DAVID Caldwell. will be
buried at Hollywood from the Byrd-Street
station at 2:20 O'clock y. NJ. TO-DAY. Her
trends and the friends Of her sister. Mrs.
+. VI. Duysl. are invited - attend the
burial.
Mrs. Caldwell died at tho residence OF
her son-in-law. Hor. j. Thompson Brown.
in the county of Nelson. on the 18TH in
slant, and her remains will be brought 10
this city to-day by way OF the Norfolk and
Western railroad
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-20
Zante shaken Again.

[By AnglO-Amerloan cablo 70 zoe Dl3D1fch.I
ATnrNs, April I9.-Zante was shaken iy So
we're earthquake at midnight, ana slight dis
turbances were felt almost hourly until noon,
when another violent shock caused a repetition
Of the recent panics, The historic houses OF
the poets fOscoly and SaiOmOs were tunbled
Into ruins The telegraph ONCE was partially
wrecked. The main section Of the building
rtuI stands, however. and the clerks roman AZ
their posts. The harbOr wa thrown into violent
cOmmOtion, and enormous waves trOko over tho
water front.
The British warship lnnexible, OF the Mediter
ranean squadron, has arrived with 1000 anu
fonts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-20

Richmond: Julia a. letters trustee 70 T. {.
Moseey, 81 feet on Williams street. northwest
corner Gilmcr, $3.50.
Iicuric1: Paul Carr ana wife 10 Martha Bur
ton 1910 feet 10 Duvals addition, 80; George
C. Hixs trustee 70 Annie G., wife Of ". j.
Wright. lot ia block J., North avenue. sub
eiyisiou. 81 $50; !. D. Mospy 10 A. T.. Mostly,
3l-lOO Of an acre in exchange for 4b-lOO OF mn
acre: Mizpah Presbyterian church's trustees 20
James G.. 1inaley. I acre near lluusett station.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-20
Escape of a Negro Thief

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dlsoatch.l
ALEXANDRIA Va, April ia negro man
named simon Thomas. awarding Trial fof steai-
ing "a gold watch aud a diGmOud ring from M-s.
Thomas Coffin On Thursday last, has made ms
escape from tail and IL still 40 large. As the
gang were being brought out 20 go 20 work
Thomas slipped out with the gang and Il was
some time alter they had LETT before his absence
was noticed. During that time he had made
good lis escape. Oricors are now hunting for
Inn. anI his retapiure is only matter Of few
urH.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-20

| The entertainment given al the Theatre last
! night Tor the hcucnt OF Richmond Los - Of fiss
was u very ENJOYABLE o'easor. ami many Of the
.. Best People un karth and their friends were
present. There was some pleasant singing by
captain Cunningham au1 oihers aud excellent
instrumental reflections. Tho evening ended
with a presentation Il 80 Callaghan's Luck
by kleycsahls Amateur dramatic Company.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-20
NrNFROrs Offers.

The admirable pitching Of Quarlos, Of the
Petersburg club, has won unstintei praise Tor
him, aud within the lnst day or two no has re-
ceiyed numerous offers from the League clubs
in the North and East 10 Join them. IL is under
stood also that the BOstons are negotiating WIN
him and that the Petersburg club will soon lose
liz FsrVlCca. . .
Major L. II. Lassiter. United States District
Attorney for the Eastern District, went 10 Nor
folk This morning. where he will quality and en-
ter upon tho discharge ~ his duties. II Is eI-
pected that he will recommend for appointment
ne his assistant gentleman from the Second
Dlafrtcf.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-20
Alexander's Easter Egg.

ny AnglO-American clbIe 20 the UlsDhtc1.I
Berlin, April 19.-Ihe Gar, now at Eovda
Palace. in tho Crimea, Is said 70 have found 81
cxquls.feiY-p0intcd egg or his Table Easter
morning. 10 cOnt1inei small silver dagger
two IVORY deaths heads. and slip Of paper
bearing the words: Christ has risen we also
she'll rise again" Tho egg must have been
placed on the table by one OF the cars house
hold, "a nobody else han access 70 the room IN
which il was found. The guilty person has not
lnnn annrchandol.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-20
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

RIcuMoyp. April IG.-OFFERISGs-Wh Wheat, 700
b. hcls. Corn. 100 bushels
sALEs.-N neat, 600 bushels.
QUOTATIONS..
WHRAT.-Loncberry, 75a17c. MiyOi, 73a1 &C.
shOrtberry, 1Oa.Oc. No. > red, 14a75c.
CORS.-Prime Virginia, bag lots, Sic. No. .
white, 1Ca5ic. No. mixed, 4Dc.
OATs.-No. = mixed, 3143i Nc; No. . mixed,
33s3Oc.
KYT-BOaO5c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-20
The Railroad Not to nIame.

fC0rrespou 1ence Of the Richmond Dispatch
EMPOMA, Va. April lathe Coroners Jury
in the case Of tho killing o. Joseph II. IOmlin-
son by one Of the trains Of tho Atlantc-Coast
Line on Saturday nisht adjourned its lnbors lnte
yesterday afternoon. Tue verdict cloGrly and
explicitly relieves the railroad company from
any blame IN he premises
judge George /. Christian, Of your city. and
Miss Leila Mason Turner Of llOllins Institute,
will visit relatives here this week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-20

81. LOGS, April 19.-Flour in fair demand
with prices unchanged Wheat opened weak,
declined Aa'sc. ana closed az the bottom; No.
p rcd. cash, 637ac. May. 64Sc. July, $3.50.
Corn weak and lsal4c. of: No. , mixed, each.
3d4Sa36l%c.: May, 33aAc; July. 3S3sa3S3ic.
Oats declined a. ; No. =, cash, 30c. May. 291sc.
Wbiskey, STA. Provisions quiet and firm.
Pork standard mess. Iobbing, new, slG1U.
Lard, Sg.G3l6. Dry-salt meats-loose shoulders.
$50 longs ana ribs $3.50; shorts, s7e5;
boxed lots. 1Jc. more : bacon, paced shoulders,
500; longs aud ribs. StO.2jaS10.31l9; shorts.
3lOJOaslO.O2ls; hams lower AZ l2lsal3lec.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-20
THE sosToNs AGAIN WIN EASILY.
some Heavy smuggling in n Somewhat Slug
gieh Gamc--The Score.
fsneriol telegram ID No Dlspatch.l

Especial telegram 10 tho Dispatch.l
CHARforrEsvmIE, VA, April ia small
crowd witnessed the game this afternoon. Not
wtths,anding a stiG breeze in the way Of tho
batters. the Bostons indnlCed In some heavy
smuggling. making three home-runs sending tho
ban over the lefi-neld fence In each instance.
smith put one over tie right-hell fence Tor the
'Narsitles. Dufey iuoning one-hhnd ca'ch "'
n line MT was the most brilliant play OF the
game The BOstOas tired bard 20 make the
game exciting. but played ball only Wneo com
PEELED 10 do 90.
Batteries: Bostons-Silvet. Sinley, Rnd BEN
nett: Narsiuos-Par6er and Marshall Ten in
ninCs were played. .
'NHTsities. ..............O y : U - &c
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-20

TCorsspondencso Of the RicAm0ni DisDatchl
kPYsvIILE. IA, April l9.-Mr. George Atkls-
son, formerly OF Manchester, Va. but who for
The last two years has resided at this place with
his son. Mr.. Lewis A. Atkis-on, died AZ O'clock
this morning Tho burial Nirtake place in
Manchester TO morrow morning. lie leaves a
wife anu several grown children.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-20
The Oratorical Contest ut Richmond Col
Iege To-Ntght

Tho annual oratorcal contest for the Joint
medal VI Mu sigma Rho aud PhnoloEiau soCie-
tics ~ birhWonl College Will take pln'e ~ the
college chapel this evening April 2Otul at =
O'Clock Tho contestants and their sal iects are "a
follows G. g. Mcdaniel the kctrocrc ssion
OF Civilization ln tuc Past; G.. W. Duke, "a
Eulogy On Milton tho Poet {. 4. Royce. " The
Triumph Of constitutional Liberty; II. II.
White. The Event 81 tho Fifteenth Century
Frank Williams. Poverty ia the Midst OF
Plenty The music will DO furnished py the
college Glce CLUB. The pubuc is cordially III
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