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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-09-29

i.-slsOo0 will buy "Thc Jerdone Castle" and
$50 acres Of highly productive land, With many
acres under grass and hne orchard. ms pr4p,
from Richmond. only miles from rallroau
station. 1t has been the summer residence OF
one Of the oldest ana wealthiest iron manu-
facturers in Virginia. This Is great bargain
for $4,000 and will be sold ON long time at
per cent. interest or will exchange for good
unincumberei property.
?.-sT,ODO buys 400 acres situated in Powhat-
tan County, 20 acres forest, principally OAK, 70
acres bottom land, fine large young orchard,
well watered, q mile from u raj station:
This Is also great bargain ana WIZ ne sold
for one third cash, balance ], 2 and years.
3.-:35CO will buy 40 acres OF fine land situ-
ated In HenricO County. 30 acres original OAK,
pine and hickory. 30 acres second growth or
pine, ~ acres cleared ~ acres under ,cuitiva-
tion, Is acres bottom land, watered by creek
and well, Il mi G from railroad station. Farm.
house, stable, smokehouse and courthouse all
new; terms, one-half cash, balance !, ana
years.
80, 500 takes 400 acres In Goochland County
dwelling ten rooms, numerous Outbnildings,
railroad on farm, store and ferry-house at sta
ton, both paying good rent, only - miles from
city: terms, one-third cash, balance IN ], = ana
years at per cent. interest.
5-l2 acres Of tne subsoiled land situated in
Hanover County, ~ miles from Richmond ana
1870 yards from station; great bargain; go per
acre; terms cash.
G.--s2 100 buys log acres of fine improved land
100 fruit trees. Il! miles from station, farm
house, stable ana barn; terms to suit.
7.-sl 500 buys 1919 acres OF fine land In good
condition in Powhattan County farmhouse,
orchard, etc; 32 miles from Richmond; terms
liberal
$3.50 buys $50 acres of fine land, 800 acres
/ cleared 900 bottom; well watered; . miles from
station; 30 miles from Richmond: terms, one
third cash, balance I, 2 and years
9.-j75 acres for 5000 in Ilenrico County, .
mi a frlT - at d
farmhouse, barn, stable, etc.; one'third cash,
/ balance in and years.
lO.-iGOG takes - acres In IonricO County;
! fine young orchard, lOghOuse, corn crib and
stable; miles from Richmond; terms cash.
! ll,-ilO,GO takes 100 acres In Hanover County;
! station on the place; miles from Richmond;
farmhouse ana Outbuildings in fair order; con-
venieRt to school and church; terms liberal. =
! IL IS buys 2GO acres Of Goochland Count
land: miles from station, 40 miles from Rich
/ mond: dwelling, bsTn and stable In excellent
condition; terms, one'third cash, balance /, .
ard years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-10
SAID me GIRL TOLD HIM.
The Trainham Csss Sent - Jary- Others
FotIov Nuit

The continued case Of J. c. Trainhan.
charged with falsely and wiifuIy making
oath before Walter Christian. deputy
clerk Of the Hastings Court. that 0eorgi-
ana Breeder was u years Of age. In order
to obtain q license for her to marry
Henry G. Rockwell. was called In the
Police Court yesterday. The testimony
against the accu4ed showed that Train
ham had been mIslcd by the young wo-
man, and had sworn to her age upon a
statement made to him by her. he was
sent on to the grand jury OF the Hnst-
Ings Court. Trainham In one-armed
man. and has family consisting Of a
wife and five children.
William Lewis tcolored) went to the
grand jury for fc!oniously assaultIng and
striking c. Taylor. another negro. with
stick. The participants IN this fracas
are ice-wagon drivers. and they were iincd
So each for fighting on the streets.
John w. Acree. a little boy. charged
with being disordeyly and daobedient 10
his parents. was sent to the reiorma-
tory.
John Coleman tcoloredD was turned
over TO Judge Wits special panel. on the
charge Of feloniously breaking into the
dwelling house OF Elizabeth A. Greer. NO.
1917 east Marshall street. and stealing q
lot OF Eas fixtures.
The following persons went 10 JAIL az
suspicious characters: Charles Hartley,
Richard Dalton. and John Coleman Tor
twelve months: Joe Freeman. Charies
johnson, Jerry Turner. and Jesse turner
for one month each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-10
ATHLETICS AT THE COLLEGE.
Tennis Tournament and Other Contests
Yesterday Afternoon.


The annual athletic contest at Richmond
College was held yesterday afternoon Oh
the college campus, under the supervision
of Instructor liazen. only small con-
tingent of students were present to wit
ness the contest; which opened with a
tennis tournament. engaged in by Messrs.
Roger Harrison, j. L. French. and w.
w. Trice. After three sets had been
played, Mr.. Harrison having made
score OF twenty-one. was awarded the
flrst prize. q gold medal, and Mr.. French
was declared winner OF the second prize.
a tennis racket
There were ten contestants for the
gyInnastic prize, and after drill with
dumb-bells and indian clubs. conducted
by Professor c. NJ. HAGEN and Mr.. J. II.
Murdoch. and MIR. n. j. Allen, Messrs.
T. S. Runaway. J. II. Long. w. $. Nc
Gowan, and j. *. Rawley were put
through another drill. the other six COM
petitors being retired The judges were
even then unable to decide az to the win
ners from a standpoint of fouls or errors.
and the grace Of the movement of the
men was the only criterion by which they
could be judged. They finally awarded
the first prize to Mr.. McGowan, and the
second to Mr. Dunaway. Both prizes are
gold medals. They will be presented at
the closing exercises of the college.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-10
a JUROR TAKEN SICK.
Another strange Visitation In the CABOT
rrisl-lesterday' Testimony.

Irist-lcsterdny' testimony.
,-.. Connected with the CABOT case
.,. inclined to be superstlt!ous were
,...a allied with fear yesterday. when
$780,, H. NJ. Glenn was seized suddenly
=. ami had to be taken 10 his room
,. .. the sixth incident involving
..... sickness. or death to some one
,-.. up I,-. interested in the trial since
s...s.l was indicted by the grand
r.. court could not transact us busi-
with eleven jurors. 50 II adjourned
,.tt lo.cI.ck this morning. after having
,r 1. evidence of couple Of wit
r~ $ hmillapp. president Of the Live
g.. r.-tH'sry Company. was on hama
. Judge Ermston was reported TO be
,.I confined TO his room by sickness.
DE Younger Loving was the first wit
- cf .h. day. He keeps a saloon on
T- street between First and Second.
l... the usual order of testimony. lie
81. s ii- with the Live oak through Mr..
C..- SINCE 1855 He had been allowed
-t-. lryage. discounts, shortage, &c.
D. r.r..i owing the concern the $2oi
of.--.i up against him on the ledger
Str William =. Poythrcss. druggist at
g.. corner II Second and Main streets.
f.l.I that he had made some small
,t.s Of liquor through Mr.. CABOT.
.v., vas customer Of his. Whenever
5. paid his bills he used 70 deduct the
,.-..nal EXPENSES Of the accused.
r~ ~ Massc was then called 10 the
e He hal hardly taken his seat,
,..u Mr.. Glenn. one Of the jurors. asked
mission % leave the courtroom He
complained before. ana was taken
seriously 3D. While In an adjoining room
81. suffered intense agony and his cries
,Hl h- heard all over the building. DIR.
ll 81. Taylor was telephone1
g. WHO M once took charge
g. 20. sick man. who was suf-
fFa- from dysontcry and bilious in
s10u. There was n long delay in the
r' rroe'oiin-s ana while the doctor was
a.'.".rr o. thc sick juror, Colonel Spots
.ni Ness~s Meredith and Richard
r..t 90 the hotel 10 explain the stua-
'n '' iulsc ,rmston. After lengthy
'' '1n the lawyers returned. and
i- ft announced that the trial would
- n n.t uatil this morning at 10
a. .1' was released under 81 0O1 bail,
-.'. T. =. Conrad becoming his bonds
Jan. u.s. ON former occasions.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-10
oAkwooo msmoRlAL-pAY.
Dis Parade. IN Orssios by DR.. Fair, Prayer,
and Musle.


and Nude.
This n Oakwood Memorial-r)ay. It,
manner Of observance and the sentiment
that the ceremonies psrpetuate are well
known 10 every heart here.
Owing to the fact that the unwilling
Of the Mary washington Monument at
Fredericksburg takes place to-day. there
viii probably not be 20 large n crowd
present ns usual to do honor to the ds-
parted soldiers Of the .Confederacy this
afternoon. but the exercises Will ~
equally as imposing and beautiful.
The cavalry OF the city have decided to
participate IN the parade. which will b.
formed M 81. Johns church In the fol-
lowing order: Marshal Taylor and
his aides. the Stuart Horse Guards. First
Regiment Virginia Volunteers. Pickett
Camp. Ice Camp. veterans from the Sol
dlers' Home In carriages. ladies' OF the
Oakwood Memorial Association In car
rlapes and ladies OF other associations
who wear badges will be provided seats
I'm carriages. The aids Will meet ut Cap
tain Tayior's store at 40 to obtain their
badges. -.
The ceremonies IN the grounds VIII
tske Mace at the monument. There will
he music and a prayer. and an Grafton
hv Roy DIR. lanes Y. Fair Vehicles will
be allowed inside the grounds. but not
within the rope enclosure.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-10

JpysATHS

pppDI1E-Died, at the Soldiers Home,
Nav 9Th. Mr. SAMUEL X. PEhDIE' Or
in the Goth year Of his age ,.
The funeral will take place from Leigh
street Baptist church this afternoon AT
. O'clock T. NJ. Friends and acquaih'-
arces are invited to attend. 1nterment
at lakewood.
TAILEY.-Died. Sunday, May g. 1874.
In the city of Petersburg. at the residence
- her son-,n-law, Mr.. Thomas j. Nine
80 Mrs. $. Il. TALLEY. widow OF MI
w. TalIey, and daughter oil the ia'e
Ar THOMAS Courtney. OF King ana queen
UNITY virginia; In the Sist year OF her
age
TuAcKER.-Died.a at the residence o,
ber husband. No. 1924 west Marsnali
s,raat MIS- s A.. wife of Il. j. Thacker'
aongh,er OF John IL. Hooker, at e'i' -
NJ. May O. 1894 or
Funeral notice in Fridays paper
TAYLOR. Died, "Wednesday n,o'n ,,1.,'
=. his residence. No. III IL north Fittn
street. at 23o o'clock a. NJ JAMs-o ~
TAYLOR. son of the late James ia!io''
He leaves a mother, wife anu .iiee
children. two sisters. and nve oro'heis'
ond ,,anv relatives and friends TO mourn
their loss. - ruun,
Funeral will take place from me rns,
BAPTIST church, FRIDAY AfIhnNOo>
AT 4 o'clock. Friends OF the FANNY a.e
Invited.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-10
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, by more promptly
adapting the worlds hest 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 a pertect lax
alive; efectua!ly cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medica.
profession, because it acts on the Md
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by ali drug
gists in SOC and 81 bottles, but it is man
ufactured by the California Fig syruI
Co. onl:, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup OF Figs
and being well informed, you will no.
accept any substitute # offered.
flo l.Tu,T h(w)Sa oortpfrl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-10
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK, May 9.--There were fur
Their indications OF liquidation in the In
custrials at the start this morning. Ameri-
can Sugar was particularly weak. the
stock in the first transactions falling
of about a point. This led to selling I'm
other parts OF the Industrial group. and
finally II became quite general. General
Electric received some attention from the
room traders, end on revival
OF the old story about inroads
the Westinghouse outfit is making
IN the business territory OF the
former, the price fell liz. to 3jis. The re-
cent Boston selling was attributed to the
Ame5 estate. and this probably had more
influence with timid holders than the
story first referred TO. Whiskey was also
heavy. one firm selling 10000 shares. the
transactions being credited 10 a bear
clique. The stock declined li2; Lead,
IA, and Sugar, las.
In the early trading Louisville and
Nashville dropped Is on foreign selling.
but other railways were steady. Suisse
quently Lake Shore moved up q. ana
Louisville and Nashville rallied q. In
the last hour Of business the Changers
and other railway stocks developed weak
ness on reports of severe rate-cutting az
the West. and fear Of u other large , goiI
Island. y: Northwestern, /, ana Burling--
ton. q. The last named was also affected
by rumors about II probable reduction III
the dividend rate 10 4 per cent.
At the close the market was rather
weak In tone. with prices anywhere IRON
= 10 rs per cent. below yesterdays finals.
The lndustrials were relatively hrmer
than the railways in the final trading.
The sales were lJS.00 shares, or which
1880 were American Sugar.
Railway and mlscellaneous bonds were
dun anu firm. Sales. listed stock. ll2.VgO;
Treasury balances: Coin, s9G,sS9,oOo; cur
rcncy, sl2,1lSoo0.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money on call easy at | per cent; last
loan at !, and closing offered IT l per
cent; prime mercantile paper, Shgi per
cent.
Bar silver, GA Silver at the board
neglected.
Sterling exchange firm, with actual
business in bankers bills at siSi. for
sixty days. and si.SSstHLS) for demand;
posted rates, si.SSlzlii.,J; commercial bills,
S4S6ai fii.si.
G1yerrment bonds firm. State bonds
duh. Railroad bonds steady.
STOCK QUOTATIONS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-10
DODSON In ROANOKE.
SPIRITED THERE FROM FlNcAsTlE
FOR sAsE.KeEPlNc.
Uncertainty as 20 whether lie In the salt
prtrr.Cavc Criminai--lscd Men's Coun.
cii--Drcthern la session.

ROANOKE. VA, May e--(Spcolal.)-
,e,rqc Dodsop. the white man accused
~ committing an assault; upon Miss Pier
,,, In Boteiourt county. Last Saturday.
US brought 10 this city FOR safc-kecp-
,e.- Yesterday morning from Fincastle.
,,scro a was feared he would be lynched
., indignant citizens. The authorities were
CIV rci.cent about the matter but your
..,.rcspondcnt managed to see the pris-
ooer who ia a tall man. apparently about
,, years old. with light hair, blue eyes.
,.t e,oscly-shaycn face.
DECLARES HIS INNOCENCE.
.,s.re arc scratches on his checks and
.,..,, his mouth. which he says were
..4.iy striking against the brush. lie
p, .,,..s his innocence cmphatically, and
..,. a. has mover been near the scene OF
...tracr. and has never seen the wo-
r, Is accused OF assaulting. He
Do g. from Grecnorler county. West
.tq whore he has a wife and seven
.....r living. anl that he had been In
,.nri county two weeks looking for
lie seems very anxious as TO his
WV ana looks AK II he had had very
,-...r experience.
PHOTOGRAPH TAKEN.
.r-,r.p1lirc Dyer had Dodson's pho
.. f..sn this morning In response
i..,rr. and forwarded IL TO s. 8.
90 Eagle Rock 1;otctourt county.
...rlaee Of Identification. az II would
.se 90 take the prisoner back In
,-,s,nt state Of the public mind I'm
..-f The authorities here are by
mans certain TINT Dodson is the man
.... committed the assault.
RED MEN.
,-,. GRAND Council Of the Improved Or
.- Ned Men Of the state Of Virginia
.,.l her, this morning. with sixty
..s from the councils In various
10 fhe state. Addresses OF welcome
-.....rod by Judge j. y. Dupuy and
,....rt Itlc. Esq.. OF this city. and re-
.... q, by Grand Sachcm John y.
... - Richmond. and Past Grand
..- John ". Cherry. Of Norfolk.
>, .rcA win be in session until to-
, rlaht. The grand chiefs VIII be
+....! tomorrow.
BRETHREN.
, t.r,h annual convention OF the
:, ,-..,, Church for the Eastern DIS
Virginia met here this morning
.t.,.l Rev. ID. c. Moomaw. OF
go csy. president. About seven'y-iVe
... -e I'm attendance representing
....... churches. The convention VIII
.a session three days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-10

10 NJ. r. Catiin 4 Co.. and that % furnish
Was let 20 the Tredegar Company.
The Engineer stated that there was a
very small balance to the credit OF the
New Reservoir Park account. Mr.. Cal
now had fifty-oid hands employed there.
He was directed to put on all his force
except n couple OF men after to-day'r
work.
The employees Of several parks put In
claims FOR pay for the 25th OF April
primnry-cIection dey--which n motion of
Mr.. Noble nj q previous meeting provided
for. The petitions we're laid on the table.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-10
CONTRACT FOR THE ARMORY.
"ands ut Reservoir Park TO he Put on
other Matters.

D. Council Committee OIL Grounds and
'igS hci1 a meeting In committee
'.'A No. Of the new City Hall last eve'
's' Those present were Chairman Tay-
ana Messrs. Carter. Epps. Noble. and
.''+Nl'aAile. The most important matter
,4,f'd Was the awarding of the con-
ipr The proposed Howitzer armory
blds were submitted ny ilessfs.
w. Ne~cl. Richmond Woodware Manu-
iing company. Ware Paxton; a.
e. i'"fce u. G. Iristow. James FOX
ft" "inrhein. j. ". Thomas, w. a.
man, +. Sitterdtng. and stowe q
/, , lhr prices ranged from szz,S.'
a 'S'o'' The contract was given 10 ).
.r'TN'il. the lowest bidder.
'o,,..u committee adopted resoiution
;r,''--a.y turning over the new cavaIry
~ on seventh street to the stuaIt
ihs, 1tafds. The Engineer expieinsd
aooys had broken out nearly all the
io'1'o" Nights OF the arnory by throwing
Ia. az NON. On motion OF Mr.. Carter
llsA,. nkineer WAS instructed 70 have the
siad,gpisu' In and place screens over the
I'm contract TO supply Monroe SQUARE
A'"e9s this summer WIS awarded
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-10
News from the County.

The Henr.co Circuit Court was IN SEES
sion for a short while yesterday. and ad-
Journed until Friday. when the Fields
contested-will case will be considered.
Only routine business was transacted.
Mrs. Thinter. one of the complainants
and defendants in the family feud which
has been aired before Justice Larus In
the past week. was before the squire
Yesterday. and placed under a bond of
500 to keep the peace for six months.
An appeal was taken.
County Assessor Childrey has received
n letter which in itself H. gem OF lite
rary production-not mora than three
words therein being correctly spelled-iR
which he is asked concerning the amount
Of land In Henrico belonging to the State
OF Virginia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-10
r,..rs., ,,..dv for p,.,r,bu,,on.

The Dlrrrt-Tax Commissioners through
out the state have lust received checks
for the interest originally paid by the
property-owners and now refunded by the
government. The amount 10 which Rich
mond In entitled IL s6'1. Colonel William
is now ready TO pay out this money 10
those who are enAslcd to II. OF the
so, 800 OF ,iIrcct-tnS funds placed In his
hands. all has been distributed except
about $1,000, for which no claimants have
appea. ed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-10
Drr.. s,c Wore 10 ,I,c pall.

Hon. William Writ Henry. who recently
Returned from New YORK, saw on exhibit
ton while there about 100 paintings by
Jonathan Trumbull, who was on General
Washngton's staff Among the number
is one OF Mary the mother OF Washing
ton, in party dress. Mr.. Henry Think
there Is little doubt that this painting
70 the ball given In Fredericksburg In
1881 In honor of her son when on his way
North from the siege OF Yorktown.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-10
a Former Richmondcr Married,

Mrs Thomas Fowler, Of IA west Mar
shall street, returned TO the city last
=. NJ. her brother. Mr. W II. Reitebach.
OF Newport News. formerly OF this city,
and Miss Lillian G. IIockaday. OF Berkeley,
Va. were married. The ceremony was
performed By Rev. Father Brady In his
pnrlors. where n few friends were assem-
bicd. The bride wore light travelling
suit. The couple left at once for Newport
News. whore a reception was rendered
them
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-10
PROTECT OUR FISHERIES.
~. sharp and the Governor Talk the
Matter nya. N.,os

~ 'hHp and the Governor Talk the
Matter Over Notes.
t'' protection Of the Virginia fisheries
'fr subject Of an interesting inter-
s." N' 'orlay between Governor O'Fer-
i a Nr. Walter Sharp, a prominent
il influential citizen of Norfolk. Mr..
1870 called 20 see his Excellency with
90 the immigration convention
.. .'' III % question came up incidentally.
1 delegation recently called on
Governor 90 protest against the depre-
20 tie menhaden fishermen in
waters and later representa-
N'se fishermen came 10 see him
sisted That they were not in any
fr the States fishing interests.
80 'i' holds that the menhaden fish.
urht FOR fertilizer. is the food
W table neh, and that 10 cut of
allen IS 10 cut Off the supply of
.. such as trout and bluefsh.
vernon called his attention TO a
D." l.e state which prohibits non
rom catching fish in Virginia
.nf forblds residents from selling
H u.n-residents for the purpose
'r Indicated. The Governor will. in
'r earlier, 20 down To look into this
i'r himself
a STATES RIGHTS CIRCULAR.
'Hwng circular was received by
Governor yesterday:
'.t .ft.rs * Coal-Mining States:
If0.iamatiOns condemning all
Faur state TO public use OF the
.. can together your State Legisla-
Ht they may confirm by Dill
. open these mines by procia-
'' % an miners and assure them
''iy WAGES States have the
of eminent domain" and always
'. Nat right when they condemn"
i'r public use. Legal owners or
can D. properly compensated after
Art quickly, or great disasters
~ -kly come. "PA" CHASE.
ST. Louis. Mo.
D. ilu.s May 7. 1891
PERSONALS
among ihe visitors at the Capitol yes
were Mr.. Isaac II. Barksdale. ex-
f'' Treasurer: Sheriff II. j. Woolwin,
III '...& z. X. Morton. OF Patrick.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-10
A Very Small Fire.

About O'Clock yesterday morning fire
was discovered IN the store Of q. Bloom
ingnell. dealer In secondhand clothing
at No 40 west Broad street An alarm
vas sounded from Box l2s. and the blaze
was quickly eXtinguished. The damage
to the stock and building was about 800
The origin OF the Ere is unknown.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-10
Testimonial fr Mrs. lopnn.

A testimonial concert Will be rendered
Mrs. Ray Logan at the Association Hall
next Tuesday. May 18th Captain Frank
Cunningham. Miss Rich. j. NJ. Snyder,
Shepherd Webb. Miss Robinson. Mr.. Lob
man, and Mr. Cloves have volunteered
their services for the occasion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-10
Eur,Ictte's Lecture Tonight.

Mr. Robert J. Burdette will deliver his
celebrated lecture on The Mission of
the Funny Man at the Young Mems
Burdette is a humOrst Of high rank, and
a speaker OF unusually brilliant g!fts.
lie Is always greeted by large audiences.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-10
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS From ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES OF THE WORLD
Prices OF Money. Bonds. stoct& Grain.
Tobacco. Cotton. dr.. and the
Weather Indications

Fl WASHINGTON. d. C.. May O.
IfAIR Forecast for Virginia and North
Carolina Generally fair wea-
.ther; warmer in extreme eastern
portion; southeast winds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-10
PORT OF WEST POINT. MAY o, 1894.
MARRIAGES..

REITELBACH-HOCKADAY.-Married,
in Portsmouth. Va, May 2, 1884. at 2:3o
y. NJ. w. II. REITELBACH. OF New
mort News. formerly Of Richmond, ana
Miss LILLIAN c. HOCKADAY. of Berk-
lev. Va. Rev. Father Brady officiating
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-10
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE, MD. May ?.-Virgina
s's, new, 72ss, bid; Virginia century bonds
eOi., asked: Baltimore and. Ohio stock.
S., asked; Baltimore and Ohio Southwest
ern first incomes, 50. bid; second incomes.
%. asked; third incomes, 20. bid: CONSOLE.
dated Gas bonds. Lis. bid; Consolidated
Gas stock, eJ5sm65Z.