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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-09

and closing easy: western steam closed at
ete40; city, es.60as9.26, May, sfO.45 notni-
nally: refined quiet and unsettled; Contlnens
SaSI<c. Pork firm and quiet; old moss, 100;
new noes, s1S.25; extra prime nominal Cot
ton-seed oil quiet and s,eady; crude, 42c. bid ;
Rosin dull and unchanged. rurpentine dull and
easy at 32a32ltc Rice fairy active ana hrm.
Molasses-Foreign nominal: New Orleans, open
kettle, good to choice, In fair demand aud nrm Al
30a3Sc. Peanuts firm. Coffee--Options opened
frm and closed steady 1t balls points advance;
April, 1880; June, 8l5.60asl5.70; August,
et5.o5: October, si5.50as 1880: spot Rio duh
but steady; No. z, 1910. sugar-ka~ steady
and quiet; fair refining, SIC; centrifugals' %
test, 3Nc.: refined quiet aud 1rn standard A,
4 15-l6a5ifc.: cut-loaf, 5isa5 11.16c. granu-
lated, 15-16a5I4c. Freights 70 Liverpool quiet
and weak: cotton, 7-04d.: grain, Id. asked.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, April ga boom In May wheat was
the notable feature on Change to-day. though
trading in July was decidedly larger than In tho
nearby option. May at one time showed gain
Of nearly 2I4c. over laet nights price. 10 was
up 1890. at the close, while July had advanced
only Isc. Corn was moderately active, but Kept
within l4c. range. The general tone was
easter. There was n fair trade IN oats. Prices
had &c. range aud the close was at n net gain
OF &c. Business in hog products was lighter
than for several days past. Offerings were mod
crate, and the inquiry WAS only lair. inc mar
ket opened stronger owing 10 the advance In the
prices or hogs, but the prospect OF a larger sup
ply during tho coming week tended to change
the temper OF the market and lower prices were
accepted. Tho demand improved somewhat
and prices rallied again. The market closed
rather firm at about outside figures.
Cash quotations: Flour dull aud unchanged;
spring patents, s350as4.50. No. = spring
wheat, 7eIfc. No. = corn, 403sc. No. 2 oats,
soc Pork, SIC p0asl7. Lard, si0.l5es1O.2O.
Short-rib sides, 80. 55aso.60. Dry-salted should
ers. s9.25sf9.37ls. short-clear sides, s9.ooa
$500. Whisky. s1.15.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-09
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. April s.-Flour dull but held
firmly; southern flour duh but steady: common
- extra. 81. l0es3.l0; good TO choice, 81. l5a
s4.25. Wheat-Spot market quiet and flrmer I;
No. red, store and elevator, TING. anoat. zee. :
options opened nrm and closed frmer at 1salhc.
over yesterdays trading fairly active: No. 2, red,
closing, April, 17l4c. May, 7slze.; June, 7e4sc.
Corn duh but steady; No. ., 5llfc. IN elevator:
h2a53lxc. afoat; steamer mixed, DOC options
Il $3.50 higher and iirm, bat very duh; April.
. &C.; May, 4Sssc.; June, 4s14c. Oats nrmer
AMI quiet; options dun ana nominaliy IN
changed: April 3otac.: May, Soc. June, 35lsc.
mixed western. 3ja3sc. Wool duh bot frm.
Beef dull aad unchanged; family, sIls3l2;
extra mees, a7.50ass.5O. Beer hams quiet and
steady az tl7.50. Tierced beef duh and
olsier; city Extra Iniia mess, si7asl7.5o.
lies. esexc.; shoulders s1<aDc.; hams,
l2al2hc. Aiddles quiet and steady; short
els<, lo,<c Lard quiet opening nrm,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-09
THREE DEATHS IN ROCKINGHAM.
Track Of Reidsville's Riding Park Com
pleted-PIans for q Post-Ofice.

pete U-Eihus lor f'ht-D'A'N''
tCorrospondcnce Of the Richmond Disoatch.I
Rr1nsyIt1r. Y. c., April S.--Mr. Alfred
Walker, well-known in this county, died
on FRIDAY. HIS grown son died the day
previous. and last night Mrs. kennett,
wife Of Superintendent kennett. OK the
BOYD Manufacturing Company, was
stricken dead by heart-dlsease. her re-
mans we're taken TO Concord to-day. &C
companied by her husband. =.
A new Board Of Directors, composed or
W. Is. Wray, A. NJ. Wmtsett, A. II; Gallo
yrov 7 II. Walker, and William Flllman.
were elected at called meeting OF the
Ieiisvllls Driving Park Association yes
te-dav. The elegant mile track has been
turupl over by the contractors and accept
ea bv the board, and the property leased
for three wears by Messrs j. ". Bethel, OF
tins place. and Banks Holt. of Graham.
More than Slj 200 has been expended on
the property AMI much interest Is ieit mere
IL the success of the ASSOCIATION.
Plans and specifications have at last been
received for the public building here ana
Superintendent Smith Is advertising LOT
bids on It's construction. lt Will be very
handsome structure. 10 stand on the cor
Eer Of Scales and Morehead streets.
CHANCE FOR BURGLARS.
To reduce expenses our city fathers con-
Template cutting of the electric lights at
o'clock each night. They now burn all
night. and much complaint Is heard at the
Proposed changes.
delightful musicale was rendered by
the Nomack- Macpherson orchestra at the
Parrish House last evening. They are ex-
oellent performers and very popular IN
social circles here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-09
Critical Illness of Mrs. TnIman.

REDsyILIE, n. C.. April s.-Mrs. William
Tllman, OF this place. was taken suddenly
III this afternoon aud remains in q critical
condition. Her recovery is very doubt
ful
Miss Francis Leach. Of High Point. N.
g., was the heroine Of quite a runaway
this afternoon. She was horseback hiding.
and her horse becoming frightened ran
away. She brayely kept her seat and
finally stopped the animal after he had run
the entire length Of Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-09
AUCTION SALES MONDAY.

SUTTON a CO.. p. NJ. trustees sale OF Cor-
corsn Hall ON east side VI TweDty-nfth
street between Broad snd Marshall streets.
GEORGE r.. CRAWFORD p. NJ, trustees sale
OF fifteen lots on and near Oakwood avenue,
and near corporation limits Of city.
pENOON. TUPPER a. CO.. ~ r. NJ. west
Main-street building lots between HarTs
and Plum streets
FIX. ELLIS. 1890 A. NJ, household and kitchen
furniture, Sc.
WILLIAM JENKINS a SON. 1o1f p. NJ, apples,
bananas. oranges, lemons, &C.
GEORGE W. MAYO. 10lsA H., organ, house,
hold furniture, &C.,
l. T. CHRISTIAN, trustee, 12 NJ, 1918 east
Broad street, SO shares delinquent stock OF
the Newpor, News. Hampton and Old Point
Development Company.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-09
Winnowings from Weldon.

fCorrespondence OF The Richmond Dispatch.l
WELDON. n. c.. April s.-John F. Iiisey
will be tried in Northampton Superior
Court next Monday for the killing OF his
brother-in-law, Mr.. Charles ker, at Garys-
burg.
Bishop Lyman will preach at Grace
Episcopal church here tomorrow morn
log, and will administer the rite of con-
drmation.
MIR. J. II. johnson, Of your city. the in
ventor OF the automatic stop posts. was
here to-day, and is now almost certain
that they will be adopted by railroads. In
that event his fortune is made.
All the businessmen of Weldon turned
out yesterday TO meet the remains Of the
late 3. p. Arlington. ga route to Petersburg.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-09
AN APPEAL IN TIE ROLLINS CASE.
Arrival of tho Remains of Mrs. Lyons-In-
termeut To-Day at 2:3O T.. VI.
rsnsclal telerrnr 70 the Dlspatcn.I

tNfieclhl teitsIhul II ti4o i'i7patNu'I
DCRHAM. y. c.. April She verdict OF
the Jury IN the Rollins murder case was
manslaughter Judge Bryan sentenced
the prisoner 10 five years IN the pcnten-
tiary. An appeal 20 the Supreme Court
was made and the bond fixed at $4,000.
The remains If Mrs. Robert f. Lyon ar
rived to-day from New York accompanied
hv oil the members OF ner family. The
funeral will take place from Main-Street
church tomorrow at $3.50 O'Clock.
Mrs. Lyon has for years been n repre-.
sentative lady IN all the higher walks of
life. She was an active aud devoted men,
Ter Of Trinity Methodist Episcopal church
and her loss 70 It and the c0mmunitv Is
iucstimablo. Her hospitality was truly
regal. The comforts and luXurles of her
magnificent home were dispensed 70 all.
and her wealth only increased her conside-
ration for the humble ana poor.
Mrs. Lyon was Miss Mary Duke, sister Of
Mr.. j. Il. Duke. president Of the American
Tobacco Company, ard Messrs. Il. n. and
i. /. Duke. well-known capitalists and
businessmen. Five children and a de-
voted husband survive her. in whose sor-
row the entire community shares. A model
wife. mother. and daughter has triumphed
over death and made heaven nearer and
dearer to friends and loved ones here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-09
GOVERNOR FIsHBAcK COMING.
The Originator of the Governors Con-
vention En- Route for Richmond.
fBy telegraph to the Dispatch.I

LITTLE Rock, ARK, April S.-The Twen-
ty-ninth General Assembly adjourned sine
die at noon. after having been in session
ninety days Shortly after adjournment
Governor Fishbsck and staff left on the
Memphis road for Richmond, Va. TO at
tend the meeting of southern Governors
to be held IN that city on the 18th instant.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-09
SAVANNAH 'CYCLe MEET.
Zimmerman Makes tho Best Time Ever
Ridden in Competition.
by telegraph to the Dispatch. J

SAVANNAH. Ga, April s.-The wheel
mems meet on the cement track here to-
dav was witnessed by 5000 people, in
Guiding representatives from the leading
cycle clubs of the South. Zimmerman, IN
the half-mile handicap, made the best
time ever ridden in competition-l07 l-5,
against Wheeler, of New York. and six
crack southern riders. Zimmerman will
be bsnquetted by the Savannah wheelmen
next week, leave for New York April 14th,
and sail for England the following week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-09
Botetourt Masonic Lodge.

Correspondence Of tho Richmond Dispasch.l
GLOUCESTER COURTHOUSE. Va, April S.
The Botetourt Masonic Lodge held large
meeting here on Friday. District Deputy
Grand Master L. q. Jones. OF Urbana. and
DlstrictDeputy Grand Master Il. Wilkin-
son, OF West Point. were present. A
sumptuous dinner was served.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-09
A Grand pali q, BIaeIsburx.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispstoh.l
BLAcKsBuaG. Va. April s.-The social
season at the Virginia Agricultural and
Mechanical College was begun last Friday
night with . german held at the Concert
Hall. The ball was tastefully decorated
with palms. ferns. and cut-Aowsrs. The
event was fuli-drsss ball. al the csdets
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-09
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

lReported for the Dispatch.l
ArRIL S.-Privste sales to-day we're too light
20 note.
Revenue collections: Cigars and cigarettes,
sl23939; tobacco. s1,777.29; special tax,
s12.5O-tOtal, s3,029.1S.
AUCTION offerings on Change for week, 20
packages and taken in. Highest, sl225 /;
lowest SL20.
Private sales for week: Wrappers, o !;
smokers, 3; cutters, IS: oilers %: darks,
l2I: scrap, 81: Tugs. 30-total, 225 hogsheads.
Revenue collections: Cigars and cigarettes.
sp.O3a45; tobacco, S13,50S.76; special tax,
sl250-Iotal, 2.560.7l.
This has been the lightest week tho trade has
experienced for several months, in all branches
OF the business. Prices, however, have held
their own. better business Is looked for next
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-09
THE BANK STATEMENT.

NBw YORK, April g. Weekly statement OF
the associated banks Reserve, decrease,
Si45OI25: loans increase, $780, 300: spe-
Gle, decrease, S76. 400 legal.enders, decrease,
1881. 800 deposits. decrease 1851 300; cir
cuation, increase, e27,l00. The banks now
hold s9,212. $50 in excess Of the requirements
Of the 25 per cent. rule.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-09
contributions.
THE VANoERelLTS AT eILTMORe.
A Train Fired On by Dsstardly Miscrcants
and a Coiored Woman Wounded.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l

IoVVNI4E t'|I'F 7 WIT W wv I71ltIsFN
AsHEyuLE, n. c.. April S.-George W.
Vanderbilt. Mrs. William III. Vanderbilt.
and Mrs Elliott i. Shepard arrived at
Biltmore yesterday afternoon and Will
make a visit OF perhaps month. They
are at George w. Vanderbilt's house.
Yesterday afternoon the train from Spar
tanburg, while near Saluda, was fired into
by some unknown party and "a colored
woman seriously wounded in the back of
the head. Her wound was attended to by
a physician who was on the tram. De-
tectlves have been sent out 20 track the
scoundrels who did the dastardly deed.
G. Mckee, OF Buffalo. n. y, died here
yesterday Of consumption. He was pro-
lessor of stenography and typewriting in
the southern Business College of Ashe-
vile, aud was most estimable man.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-09
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. April g. Baltimore and Ohio
stock, 9216; Northern Central, 6oa6995; BRtl-
more and Ohio Southwestern lets, 107I6n10S;
do I'd incomes, 30 do 30 incomes, 9la con-
sOlidated gas stock, 64ha64A.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-09
Rspubiieaa Nominee. in Montgomery.

CnnIsrrAssBURo. Va. April 6.-Tbe Re-
publican convention to-day nominated
john 9. Hairless for Circuit Clerk and Guy
4. Elicit for County Clerk. There is some
talk OF the Third party bringing out can
the ssruSsaa rs, WI osssI to that vote. mai
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-09
THg CLOsB STEADY.

The general list yielded only Il TO per cent,
ana the market closed steady In tone at the re-
action. Buyers are those who know what the
railroad and industrial corporations are doing,
and who have practically unlimited means at
their disposal The sales for the two hours
reached 100000 listed and 10000 unlisted.
Sub-Treasury balances: Coin, s7l,Ol2,O00;
currency, sl7,GS4,0 900.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-09
GRAIN AND COLON EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND April S.-OFFERIsGs-Wheat 700
bushels. Corn, 600 bushels.
NO sales reported.
QUOTATIONS..
WHEAr.-Longberry, 75a77c. Mixed, 73a77c.
Shortberry, 70a.6c. No. red, 73a74c.
CoRS.--White Virginia, bag lots, 51c. I; No 2
white. 50a51c. No. mixed. ACC.
oArs.-No. . mixed. 371aa3Sc.: No mixed,
36a37c.
RYR-00a65c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-09
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES OF THE WORLD
Prices OF Money, Bonds. Stocks. Grain.
Tobacco. Cotton. &o., and the
Weather Indications
rBy telegraph TO the Dispstch.l

IBy telegraph TO the Dispstfn'I
- WASHINGTON. April e.-Forecast
IIilQ for twenty-four hours-from mid
" might to midnight--for Virginia:
Generally fair weather during the
day; west winds colder.
For North Carolina: Generally colder
weather. except on the coast of the Caro-
linas; southwesterly winds, shifting to
northwesterly in the interior.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-09

pa SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
corner Main and Sixth street.. --Iiev. w. w.
LAspHuM, ID. d., Pastor. Services at IL A. n.
and p. "a. q
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-09
ESCAPES THE SECOND TIME.
Daring Thieves Rob the SherinTs smoke
House-ReIief Of Clarksville.

fCorrespondence OF the RichmOnd Dispatch.l
HENDERSON. n. c., April s.-John LYON.
the notorious burglar who escaped from
jail here with other prisoners Just before
our last Superior Court and was captured
and brought back by Constable Hal Macon.
of Warrenton. escaped again this morning
and is Ut large. He s a desperate chsrac-
ter and also an adept in fooling his jsilers.
In addition to the above cause OF worry.
thieves entered Sheriff PowelPs smoke
house last night and carried off his years
supply of home-cured bacon.
Contributions.
Mr.. +. G.. DAVIS, of Davis Il Rose, for
merly citizen of Gainesville. Va, Is get
ting UP contribution for the sufferers by
the FIRE at that place. and will forward
check to-day 10 DIR. Leigh, chairman of
the Relief Committee.
MANY of our would-b be Office holders
wear saddened but still eXpectant cOunte-
nances and possess themselves with what
patience they may waiting for their turn
to be appointed or disappointed. The
majority will probably get the latter.
The week ending to-day has been rather
4 quiet one in tobacco circles. Receipts
moderate and no change IN prices. Gene
RAJ uade has been medium.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-09

RICHMOND, April S.-Receipts: 800 head cat
tie, $50 sheep, and 500 head hogs.
Sales; 275 head cattle, $50 head sheep, and
$50 head hogs
Prices
Cattle, best, 43fa5tSc. gross; medium TO good.
3As4l4c. gross; common TO fair, 2lta31sc. gross.
Bulls, 2Jka2c. gross.
sheep, oaoc. gross.
Hogs, 7l6aSl6c. net.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-09
BEsINYss w..
HlHE RusINEeq ,,r,..---

III " DOOiNfSS- MEN'4 49,.
Il JEcTfyE UNION. Gorr.. fRl
allow me 70 thank you Tor no p,,.,.. 49, -.
ness-like manner In vhl,i b., ~. ,ss.
policy No. 2022. Ithss boon y 20 ~
enabling me 10 draw woekly ,,... ..- p, '' IA
Ny arm sss broken IN an ac-.f.-. .... .. 81.
pesks and Ohio railway ye-g -.,,.... -
W. IT, PWDE Y.-h
ol0 norm IE..,, -...
Arrangements hays been r.,..
persons desiring 70 join can ssai-,.. t e.
out delay. l4 s..
For particulars call ~ fhac-.. r..
Bulldog. Ninth and Main ~. ID. '.s
WANTED THE LADIFSor p,.-
w hOSD AND VICINITY 0.... III.
FxssoR and MADAME o. H. Is Ilv... %
Paris, France. bav9 cststI.t~l
their famous DRtSS-Cf TINS, ....-
No. WEST BROAD Street. .,....." Ar
drugstore. Dresses Gu, win or ... 10
not even on shoulder. s rerf Gel.
without trying on. Nprrin..t -
times on exhibition 80 200 r.I.
who viii call and inyestsa.e Y..
the latest Partisan sfyir, Rifh l-...
either 10 lining Or goods, all ..,-. =
feet NJ without tfying or. tt...
above number NRs.l D. . IA
ap OLE General r...-.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-09
Mean temperature. ..................
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK, April s.-Money on call easy at
4a5 per cent, closing at per cent; prime
mercantile paper, 6a7 per cent
Sterling exchange easier; posted rates, e4.S7a
$3.50; commercial bills, s4.S5as4s7A.
Government bonds steady. State bond dull
Railroad bonds firm.
TEMPER OF SPECULATION BULLIsH.
The temper OF speculation wGs pronouncedly
bulish this morning, and the Vanderbilt Gould,
and Granger shares were taken freely oy houses
which usually transact business Tor loading
capitalists identified with those properties.
Prices advanced a - "a per cent, Lake SHORE
leading with rise from 1924 10 l34lR. Traders
turned sellers near the close in consequence OF
the loss tn the bank reserves and the circulation
OF reports that the steamers sailing for Europe
on Tuesday next will take out s3,5OO,O0O IL
gold. Manhattan fell OF from 100 TO l6ll1a
iB2. c. c. c. and St Louis from 53lS 70 5Ol4,
Lake Shore from 134lf TO 133, and National
Lead from 4lL to 40.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-09
LARGE DRY-KILNS CONSUMED.
Murderer eff MIR. DolIard still at Large
Coiored Sailors Lost Overheard.

tCorrespondence of tho Richmond DisDatch.l
NORFOLK, April 8.--This morning about
O'Clock one or the largo dry-k Ilns at the
lum ber-mills of Greenleaf Johnson d Son,
in Berkley, opposite the navy-yard. caught
fire and was destroyed, together with 600
feet of lumber IN the kilns and a quantity
of sawed lumber stacked IN piles on the
ward. Fortunately the wind was from the
south, saVEg the two valuable mills aud
other kilns. The Iunis Lum ber-Mllls. not
far from JOhnson's. on the south, were
seriously threatened by the clouds of
sparks. and the Norfolk fire department
had to send over assistance TO save the
Tunis property. The loss, 1t is SAID, Will
reach $4,000.
STILL AT LARGE,
The murderer of the storekeeper, Mr.
John DOllard. Is still at large and no clue
10 his identity. The impression now Is
that the negro man Mr.. John L. Prince
shot at running up Queen street Is the
burglar and murderer. The remains of
the murdered man will be buried from St
Mary's church tomorrow morning. lie
was unmarried ana wealthy.
Paymaster III. G.. Goodloe arrived from
Washington and paid off the marine bar
racks at the hayward to-day.
The United States tOrpedO-boat Cushing
is running about the harbOr every day or
TWO anu htLIaCtlus BIthI uoul Va otbSH-
ton.
A cOlored employee of the Sesboard Air
Line named jim Hodges fell from tram
near Portsmouth yesterday afternoon and
had his LEG crushed of.
DROWNED.
George TAYLOR, who claims to have been
one OF SIX men who abandoned the coal
schooner William ID. Stephens in Chssa-
peake Bay during last Wednesday night. is
here, and SAYS that the two colored men
who were in the boat fell overheard and
were drowned.
Ameeting of prominent citizens is TO be
called on Monday night for the organiza-
ton OF a law and order league In Norfolk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-09

NOR SALE, A PRIVATE } "a. 49,
in RkroRY SCHOOL: vel e2a.9p,@ ,].ss
establlsned, and mighty s1cces..-., a, -
Wishes 10 stop teaching en- s',S- \. -
health Address ios pafsss'xf, s-ssIaa
Dls1Afch
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-09
williamsburg's Favor German.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
WILLIAMSBURG, Va. April S.-A beautiful
favor german was given last evening in
Cameron Hall by the William and Mary
German Club. which was very largely at
tended. At least twenty-five couples
danced. while the number of spectators
was unusually large, filling nearly all the
chairs along the walls. The german was
led by MIR. Page Van Il. Stlres. of Norfolk.
Quite a number of strangers were present.
and tho new gowns of the ladies pro-
duced "a most charming effect.
The music furnished by Professor Rich
ardson's band was excellent. The favors
were distributed during. the progress OF
the german by Misses Edith and Estelle
Smith. At half-past O'Clock the sub
dued strains Of Home, Sweet Home"
told of the parting hour.
The chaperons were Mrs. II. NJ. Smith,
Mrs b. 3. Scott, Mrs. l.. w. Lane, Mrs. Il.
A. WISE, and Mrs. Frank Brown, of Old
Point.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-09

NrATER-GROUND MEAL, de

w
4 plugs Sun-Cgred r0olr'. ---
Best Panty Flour 50.
High-gra1e PA,eu. tloIf, 'ii'
Very fiueFlOgr, 3ic Ger -.t.
Best Family klOgr, s-c. i'f sA.h
dozen Cui lier0ngs. o..
2 cans Peaches. 3-pogud taa-'
3 rans Apulas. la syrup. 3 t-H
5 pounds B0nelcss toTiisl, . 81.
Smoked BlOater imported i,l
Pure Lard, 9c.
California iams. l.c-
Mocha and Java Oofee, .-N Ok.
2 dozen North Carolira hoo H''. g.
cans Lynnnayeu oysters, '.t
Nice Country Butter Prints -.-
Cool Butter. poe.
, ponds Dried Peaches 20.
2 pounds Imported Formice.L
fine Timothy Hay, per BALE '.,-
Z p0uncs Gloss Starcn. -3f.
pounds French Candy ~. .rytN
Ezh,eosts aal aa.a .. -
Phone, 507. ma ~-'-''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-09

ROOK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
~ ~ IkSxHECuTWAT THE DlsrA1cx IRIAzs
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WANTED, TO SELL

10 SHARES INSrALNFST Sr..-.,
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-09
RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.

FLoUR.--we quote: Fine, s2ss2.25; super
1ne, S2.25as2. 80: extra, s3as3.50; family. e4a
800; patent, S4.75as5.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-09
TIE DAY DANCERS.

Those dancing were:
Mrs II. ID. Cole with MIR. Oscar Edwards,
of Norfolk.
Mrs. l.. w. Lane. Jr.. with Mr.. Richard
Henley.
Mss Meta Smith with Professor Hugh S.
Bird.
Miss Louise Henley with Mr.. Maury
Cralle.
Miss Virgie Armistead with Mr.. Jack
Brown.
Miss Julia Armistesd with Mr.. Raines.
Miss Bessie Scott with Mr. Norvell Hen
ley.
Miss Annie McCaw with +. S. Farrar.
Miss Jennie Wise with Mr.. Lawrence
Brown.
Miss Lucy Booth. Of Carter's Grove,
with Mr.. Charles w. Coleman.
Miss Fannie Booth with Mr.. A. G. Tyson.
Miss Jenny. of South Carolina, with
Mr.. Tazewell Taylor. of Norfolk.
Miss Evans, OF Leesburg, with Mr.. Hurt
Jordan.
Miss Annie Merrell with Mr. Van r.
Slires.
MISS Eddie Turner with Mr.. Harry Hum
phreys, OF Old Point.
Mrs. +. s. Brown with Mr.. Lane, Jr.
Miss Mary Mayo, of Richmond, with Mr..
A. G.. Peachy.
The consensus Of opinion is that this
was the prettiest german given here for
some time.