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bulls, y.e5a3 %: calves. $s.3o04:7o.
Hogs-Receipts 1900 head: market
weak heavy. Ae5lits0 common to choice.
mixe,i, .~L50etLI5; choice assorted A'sv
~: light. SJ0lio.15. pigs. N.2Jp<t.
Sheep-Receipts 1000 head; market
firm. lambs, SiOod6.25.
BALTIMORE LIVESTOCK MARKET
tle-Market fairly active, and values
strong at last weeks figures: best beeves.
A50n+65 generally-rited first quality.
$437n45o; medium. S.62u3.S: ordinary.
to A6o. Receipts, $50 head. Sales. So
head.
The receipts of sheep and lambs were
9.50S head. Quotations: Sheep, 2fS4c.;
lambs. tn5i2c.
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI, o.. May. lI-Flour--
Spring patent. S.Rn3.S; family, SSg
Wheat-Dur No. 2. 5Ii4@52c.
Corn-Steady; No. white. Nc; No.
yellow. 42c.
oats-Reee,pts; light; No. 2 white. ssc.;
Pork-Job rates, mess. si2 50: clear mess.
l2.25 family. sii.75.
Lard--Job sales steam leaf at 7isc.; ket-
tle-dred, 1%c.
Steady: shoulders, SIC; short
Whiskey-Steady at BIS.
THE COTTON MARKETS.
NEW YORK. May 17.--cotton quiet and
steady; middling Gulf. 7-l6c,; .middling
uplands. 3-i6c. Sales $40 bales. Fu-
lures closed easy: sales ~. 100 bales: May.
s6S: June. 500: July, 1884,; August. s6%:
September. - -; October. S02; November,
sos; December. SIP: January. SIS.
NEW ORLEANS. May E.-Cotton-Fu-
lures steady; sales, q, 20 bales; May. ss.6S,
June. 1894; July, 1861; August, $50; Sep
TENDER, $663 October. $6.cS November,
1871; December $s7; January S.S.
NAVAL STORE MARKETS.
WILMINGTON, N. c.. May l7.-Rosin
firm: strained. Sc; good strained. soc.
Turpentine steady at 26Iec. Tar firm az
81. %. Crude turpentine firm; hard, Sl.o0,
soft. $40: virgin, 2.l5.
CHARLESTON, s. C., May i7.-Turpen-
tine, &c. bid. Rosin steady; good
strained, 800
SAVANNAH. GA. May 17.-Spirits tur-
pentine quoted firmly held at &c. Rosin
dull at quotations. though held firm: buy
ers Offering sc. off on II rosin and below.
A. b. G, and -, S.l0; T.. N.b; +. $50;
q. N.io: II. $40: l. sl.sj: X, S.23; NJ,
$40: n, $3.50; window-glass, $50; water
white, 500.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
(Reportod for the Dispatch)
NORFOLK. VA. May l7.-Market quiet:
common. rsna.; prime, nc; extra prime,
2Ssc.: fancy. 2i2c.
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At sea.
Gucy Randolph Fleming. in Harper:

Gucy Randolph Fleming. in Harper
BaZgr)
] watch the white sails AS they spread
Their wings. Xix birds set free:
And some Ger distant waves will glide,
Some In the wlshed-for haven bide
And sOme-be lost at scd.
And thus. upon LIES changeful main,
While Hope sang merrily.
Full many barque from OF the strand
We launched with eager heart and hand.
Nor dreamt of loss at sea.
But wcr" there trcacherOus rocks and
shoals
All. all unknown TO thee?
IL matters nOt-thc heart doth know
That cruel storm hath sIukcn low
The venture out NJ sea.
Mayhap il was no costly freight,
Tho rich to you or me:
And Memory, as the days 10 by
Still counteth Ger with fearful eye
Her treasures lost at sea.
All, well, Their Is a haven sweet
Where shipwreck cannot be;
sad hearts who sit in patient pain,
There shall We gather back again
Much that was lost at sea.
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Mean temperature. .........7s
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
NEW YORK. May 1.-THE stock mar
ket was hrmer to-day, the improvement
being due To "A covering of short contracts
for local and foreign account London.
1t was estimated. bought fully 1900
shares Of St Paul, Atchison. Northern
Pacific. Louisville and Nashville. and
Union Pacific The advance ranged from
,. to u, per cent. Delaware and Hudson
and Union Pacific leading. When the de-
mand from the shorts abated the market
weakened. especially for the stocks under
going reorganization.
The lndusirials were strengthened by
the declaration of the dividend of 1 per
cent. on Lead. Yesterday the stock was
director had decided not to distribute
profits at this time. Whiskey. after SELL
ing down to 2}l.. rose To % rapidly on
covering OF short contracts.
In the afternoon the break in wheat
led TO renewed attacks by tn. bears. and
the lowest figures of the day were re-
CORDED ST Paul fell to 5S's, Burlington
Ia ~. Rock Island to GS5s, Lake Shore
L. 800. Manhattan TO II. General Electro
To 35i.. New York Central to I3.. Mis-
souri Pacific To 267s. New England To ~,
Atchison To 9ss. Northern Pacific preferred
To 1854. Reading 10 lo@,, and Western
Union to s32-.
At the close the market was weak,
with th,. active issues anywhere from
IL to 4 below yesterdays final figures.
Among the inactive stocks Erie pre-
ferred fell and Great Northern pre-
The SAILS Of listed stocks were $4,000
shares: Of unlisted. 500
Railway and miscellaneous bonds were
weak. .o,o,o ooo. o,,.
Treasury balances: Coin, S9l,9s.~o; cur
rency. $ji.is3,v9o.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money on call easy at | per cent; last
loan and closing offered AZ | per cent.
prime mercantile paper. 3i2nf. per cent.
Sterling exchange firm, with actual
business i'm bankers bills at Si.s7l ,H4.sfa
for sixty DAYS. and ASsti for demand
posted rates, $i.Ssl2n4~' cofnmerciai piiiS'
t;"yernmcnt bonds steady State bonds
dun Railroad bonds lower.
SILVER at the board neglected.
sTOCk QUOTATIONS.
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The SPENCER HOTEL ROBBED.
Thieves AwOke the Proprietor and Guests
and Walked on with S221.5O.

WILLIAMSBURG. VA. May H.-tSpe-
cialD--At an early hour this morning
burglars entered Spencer's Hotel and sue
ceeded in getting away with $3.50 in
gold, which Mr. Spencer had in a pri-
yate drawer under the counter In the
hotel Office 1t was nearly o'clock this
morning when Mrs. Spencer, whose cham
Der is Immediately above the room ah-
joining the office. heard a noise down
stairs. She awoke Mr.. Spencer. who
came down into the hall, but forgetting
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On n Tour Through VIRGINIA.

LEXINGTON. VA. May 17.-fSpeoial)-
Thomas g. Prince, superintendent of the
Valley Branch Of the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad. Mr.. John Terry and wife. Rev
Rhoderick Terry, and Mr.. John T
Terry, Of New York city arrived here
last night from New York. via Luray and
Natural Bridge. in the private car An
napOlis. fhey are making tour
through Virginia. and while here they
visited the tombs OF Lee and Jackson
and the university and Virginia Military
Institute. and they expressed themselves
as well pleased with Lexington. Mr..
Terry is director in several western
railroads. and a director In the Western
Union Telegraph Company. He Is 4 man
Of considerable influence In the financial
circles OF New York. The party left here
to-day at l o'clock.
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Now or never get health and strength.
The most obstinate indoor dwellers get
a sniff OF outdoor air In May.
No one altogether escapes the spring
feeling in the. blood. The most delicate
and confirmed invalids now venture on
short rides and walks. May Is the blessed
month for convalescents. when May
comes I'll get we'll" Is the cry all through
the winter. There are fewer obstacles to
getting well In May, no cold winds 10
bring relapses and exhausting sickness,
nor facilitating heat to rob one or
strength.
\ sweeping glance over the land would
show millions of weak, nervous, ailing
men and women every day growing
stronger and getting rid of lingering dis
eases by using Paine's celery compound
this month. when this remarkable blood
and nerve remedy works best hand in
hand with natures purpose to give every
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HONOR TO MISS HILL.
SIZE is EXTENDED THE HOSPITALITY
or VETERANS TEXAS HOMES.
a Nice Letter Paying n eIscautifui
Tribute 10 Her Father.

Miss Lucy Lee Hin, daughter Of General
A. i. I'M, whose memory Is marked by
monument out near Major enters
beautiful suburban home. attended the
recent Confederate reunion In Eirming-
ham. Ala. and was shown every possible
attention by the veterans. one OF the
most marked evidences OF the pleasure
that her presence gave is shown IN the
letter which follows
uEADQusBTrHs TnASssfsstssIrri DEPT
AND DIVISION az TEXAS,
BlRsISouAM. Ala, Aprii d. 1894
To Miss Lucy Lee i'm. the Daughter OF
thc INustvi0us Corps Commander Of
the Third Army Corps in the Army
Northern Virginia:
T.NaS and the Transmississippi Depart
mont tender you oar most heartfelt thanks
o.. yruT presence at our reunion In this
-ity. aud pray that YOU may enjoy a long
lfc Of happiness. ana we do most heartily
tcrler YOU the Inequalities OF the Texas
homes Of your people. the old soldiers Of
tie Coufcderacy.
General w. L. CAllELL.
General l.. :. ROSS.
General II. y. STODDARD,
General \. =. WATTS.
Colonel r. h. TROTMAN.
5 =. MENDEZ,
WILL. LAMBERT
J. ". WEBB.
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DEATHS,

GARTHRIGHT.-Died. on Wednesday.
May Is, 1891, at her residence. near Elko.
Henrico county. Va. Mrs. CAROLINE
T.. CARTWRIGHT. in the cd year of
her age.
JETER-Died. May nth. at =. NJ. at
his residence 50l north Thirteenth street,
WILLIAM .JETER. In the SD year of
his age.
Notice Of time and place of funeral
hereafter.
LAURENS.- Died, at his home, I'm Ash
land. Va. May H. 1894. Rev. JOHN IL.
LAURENS, manager of the Rosebud Mis-
sionary Society of the Virginia Annual
Conference.
The funeral will take place THIS Az
TERNOON at I o'clock from Duncan Me-
mortal church. Ashland. The friends OF
the family, and especially the Rose
buds" are invited To attend.
SCHMIDT-Died. May i6. 1894, al $50
+. NJ. WILHELMINA. beloved wife OF
Herman G. Schmidt. in the 4lst year Of
her age. after short Illness.
Her funeral will take place THIS Fri
day. EVENING, May 18th. from her hus-
bands residence, 704 Brook avenue, at
23O O'Clock. then To st. Johns German
Lutheran church. Friends and acquaint-
ances respectfully invited 10 attend.
Holyoke (Alass) papers please copy.
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animate thing new life, strength, and
happiness I'm spring.
Palnes celery compound hastens con-
valescencc from all nervous and wasting
diseases.
1t feeds badly-nourished nerves, and
takes away their irritabilIty and pain.
II puriles the blood and supplies rich ma
terial for new healthy tissues all over
the body. Professor Edward T.. Phelps.
". d.. LII. D.. OF dartmouth College. DIS
covered Paine's celery compound In the
now famous laboratory Of the college
The world is full If busy, thankful men
and women. who owe their energy. health.
and very existence 10 Paine's celery CON-
pound. An immense burden of rteuna-
tism. kidney trouble. constipation. salt
rneun. eczema, disor1,-ed liver. and blood
diseases has been lifted frorn the worid
since Paines celery compound came into
IL
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Tennyson Over His Wine.
crar,yson-J Cunning Walter)

CTennyson--J. Cunning "ai'er)
But the first thing he did was to pro-
duce magnum OF wonderful sherry,
th,r,v Years old. which had been sent him
by poetic wine dealer vas sn %aan wi ,o be
dr,'nk bv Cleonatra or Catherine OF Rus
STA" said Tennyson. We had two giasses
apiece. when ne said: Tonight you snail
be,n me drink one of the few bottles or
~ Waterloo-lsl5." The bottle was
brought and after another glass az
round. Tennyson took up The ldyls OF
Lord fennyson was fond OF q glass Of
sound port. Upon one occasion he pressed
Mr.. irving to take glass OF the p deS,rad
h,,t no, being a Dor. drinker. slipped II
Very slowly Before he had ,b fn ssrS had
hen sutomaticaIly replcnishing his goblet
Was empty. Lord Tennyson bade the
butler bring fresh supply, and. turning
10 his guest, said dryiy: DO you always
drink a bottle OF port. Mr.. Irving, after
QinnerT
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GET STRONG BEFORE SUMMER.
Hard to Gain Strength During Hot DebladnS W@ep-ho Favor
able Results from PaineS Celery Compound in May.

Your own physician will tell you how
confidently physicians rely on Paine's
celery compound as an invigorator ana
strengthened for body. nerves, and brain.
IL makes people well.
Spring IL busy with marvellous rapid
changes In the Tissues Of the body. Now
rs the time TO- permanently cure nervous
weaknesses. neuralgia, headache, and dys-
pepsia by using Paine's c-sery compound
TO build up healthy tissues In place OF the
diseased parts.
Pure. rich blood sent through the deep
parts Of the heart, liver. and kidneys,
leaving in Its passage material for rapid
repair. and taking away In It's stream the
usei-up. harmful elements. soon drives
out weakness from these organs. ana re-
stores their healthy functions.
Paine's celery compQNnd makes new,
abundant blood, regulates and feeds worm
out nerves, and builds up the strength OF
the body.
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Gpo,inlan-Eice Nuptjnl..

Sunny SIDE. VA. May i7.-Cspec,ar)-
Miss Nellie &. Goodman and Mr. Alfred
g. Rice were married yesterday evening
at o'clock at the sweet home OF her
parents. Rock Cottage" near this place.
Rev John o. Moss performing the core
mony. The attendants were Miss Rosa
Goodman. sister Of the bride. and Mr..
l.. ~ Rice. Of Farmville. Va: Miss Jen-
ME Brazeal and Mr.. J. Vivian French.
The intimate friends and attendants
of the couple were served with an ele-
giant luncheon. The bride Is a young
lady OF many personal attractions. Mr..
Rice is an cStimable young man. and is
an employee Of the Fdrmvile and Powha-
tan railroad. Their many friends wish
them every happiness.
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Zig Fire in <orfhuIuberInu

WARSAW. VA, May 1.-THE Garner
Brothers storehouse. blacksmith and
coach-shop. aud large stock of general
merchandise, tools, and material. together
with some smaller buildings. I'm NOrthum-
berland county about eleven miles from
this place. were totally destroyed by fire
this morning. Further particulars cannot
be learned at this time.
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AN AMERICAN ICE MAC AlNE.
II Belonged TO the American Minister and
Played Havoc With Brazilian Ice Co.
Washington Cor. Brooklyn Eagle.)

Washington Cor. Brooklyn Eagle)
Congressman Robert Adams. Jr.. for
merry United States Minister to Brazil
has been congratuIating himself OF late
that he was not stationed al Rio during
tho rec mt unpieasantness and prevalence
Of yellow fever there. lie H. a man OF
considerable means. and while In Brazil
travelled extensively throughout thst
country and acquainted himself pretty
thoroughly with the manners and Gus
toms VI It's people. lie probably hved
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An Unconscious Sarcasm.
hington starr

Nv y UIIAETUT NIdT.J
They were t~o fishermen Of the purely
spOrtsmaulike typ. As they were makin,;
their way 10 the scene of their hopes they
met a boy. a small boy. with a carelessly-
trimmed branch from "a tree thrown over
his shoulder. In one hand ne had a tin
can, and about the branch was festooned
hshng-line.
Hello. my boy" exclaimed one OF the
visitors; going fishing"
The lad surveyed, with enviOus eyes,
their neat costumes. che handsome poles
furnishing with shining reels, and all the
rest OF their equipment, and replied with
Il sigh:
Nope. I amt goiD' fishin I'm jes
goin' down ter ketch some fish,"
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WHERE is THE ChOST2
IT. Absence an Alleged Reason for Re-
-cindIny the sale of a House.

~cibding the sale OF ~ House.
A London special to the New York
Herald says. 4 suit for the recovery OF
d. ghost has been begun In the Chancery
division before Mr.. Justice North.
Nr WAliam Edmund Scott Hail. a
tr.ok counoisseur. bought from the Earl
,l Abingdon. an alleged CumnOr Place.
lear oxford supposed 10 be- the house
~ aer, Amy Robsart died The auctioneer
az the sale diated on the story Of kenil-
worth. and talked Of the salubrious neigh
h.rhood. the rattle of chains in the cellar
The low death rate Of the village and the
r,.uus and hcartrending shrieks heard az
midnight proceeding from the copper in
tn, wash house. the whole combination
t.iug only three minutes walk from the
p. .lroai station. Mr.. Hall agreed 10 pay
itllv for II all. but now sues Tor mo
r,sciuding OF the contract on the ground
hat Amy Robsart did not die there, but
m house across the street. now IN
habltcd by the spirits OF herself and
friends.
GAVE no GUARANTEE
The defence OF the Earl Of Abingdon
IS that he gave no warranty that Miss
Hobsart really died In his house or that
"a, place was fully haunted.
Mr. Hall. on the witness stand. swore he
bought the place. because he thought the
Kobsart ghost went with the fixtures.
Crogs-examincd. h admitted that q
local tradition pointed 10 a certain pond
40 containing the body Of Amy Robsart,
and that her ghost lived in the pond during
the SUMMER months. and that when II
was there IN winter the pond would not
freeze This piece OF water was included
f,r Ha E. hpnGshf bat fl.. legend
was very vague. and without market
value. What he was buying he thought
contained the Douglas chamber, which is
undoubtedly haunted. lie wouldn't give
3 pence for ii haunted pond. he said,
warmly.
The result of the case is awaited with
much interest. as IL VIII decide for all
time whether an option on a ghost can
be enforced in Il court Of law.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.


RICHMOND. VA. May l7-Auction
offerings on Change to-day, 10 packages.
and all sold Highest price. S.75.
Private gales: Filters. "; wrappers. Is:
dark leaf, 6; lugs. 3; Burley, 20. Total,
~ hogsheads.
Revenue collections: Cigars and .ciga-
rettes, sl37.2o; tobacco, $ios6%. Total, 81
l6i.l6.
Mr.. O. c. Jansen. of McFarans,
Lunenburg county, Va, sold to-day at
Shelburnes warehouse five nDgsheads or
dark fired tobacco. which was bought by
tn T. c. Williams Company and Thorn.
ton x Co at prices ranging from SW
to $3.50. and averaging S.51. Mr.. Jansen
was well pleased with prices obtained
and his treatment while here.
Sales OF bright loose to-day We're some
what larger than yesterday, and prices
were fully sustained even on the COM
m0nest grades. The breaks were COM
posed mostly of low grades, with some
piles of very good colory tobacco. which
commanded highest market values.
The dark loose sales were extremely
small.
MIR. w. II. Sheppard. of the Sheppard
& Nobln Tobacco Company, OF South
Boston. Va, was here to-day.
BurIey seemed 10 pe somewhat In de-
mand to-day, and several good sales were
made.
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world. Columbian Exposition

will be of value TO the world by IL
Illustrating the improvements In the me-
chanicaI arts. and eminent physicians will
tell you that the progress In medicinal
agents has been OF equal Importance,
ana as strengthening laxative that
Syrup OF Figs Is far In advance OF all
others.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
IMMATURE ALMANAC. MAY rs, 1894

Sun rises,...... 4:59 HIGH TIDE.
sun sets ......... 7:i3 Morning. ....... 1874
Moon sets. ..~.... 1863 Evening" 4:O5
PORT OF RICHMOND. MAY IL, 1894
ARRIVED.
Steamer Pocahontas. Deyo. Norfolk. mercha1-
disc and passengers: Irwin Weisiger. super,n-
tendent.
SAILED.
Schooner G. s. Newman. Casweli, Hoboksn,
rairoad-ties: vessel, Gurus s. Parker.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS, MAY IL. 1894
ARRIVED.
British steamship Greenbrier, London.
PORT OF WEST POINT, MAYl7, 1894.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Richmond, Davis, New York. pas
eengers and general cargo.
Steamship Charlotte. Nickie, Baltimore pas
sengers and general cargo.
steamer Elm City. Marshall. Walkerton, pas.
sengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Richmond. Davis. New YORK, pas.
sengers anu general cargo.
Steamship Charlotte, Sckle, Baltimore. pas
sengers aud general cargo.
Steamer Elm City, Marshall, "aiker;on, pas
sengers and general cargo.
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SALEs-wheat, 1875 bushels. Corn-Mixcd,
500 bushels.
QUOTATIONS. Wheat Lcnsberry, sSajpc.:
mixed. b7sj9c. snortbefry. 56a59c.: NO. :.
red. 5sa5SL.c Corn White Virginia tbag iotsl,
4Sc. No. . white. 4sc. No. mixed. 46tea4'c.
Oats-No. mixed, Acc; No S mixed, 3s9sa
39c. Rye, 53aj5c
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. MD, May l7.-Virginia
gs. new 72l.n12@s: Baltimore and Ohio
stock. 72i., bid; Consolidated Gas stock.
627sfiC3.
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FINANCIAL.

N,HE COMMITTEE OF FIRST
i MORTGAGE BONDHOLDEkS OF THE
CAPE FEAR AND YADKiS VALLEY RAIL
WAY COMPANY hereby announce that tho
holders OF more than q majority OF the bonds
have now signed the Bondholders' Agreement,
ana have deposited their bonds under said agree.
ment with the Mercantile Trust and Deposit
Company. Of Baltimore, and the Farmers Loan
ana Trust Company, Of New York.
The committee hereby give notice that the
time tor the deposit OF tho outstanding bonds
has been limited IA MONDAY. Nay II. 1894.
Bonds no. deposited by that date will only DO
received subject 70 such terms as tho COMMITTEES
may prescribe. ". II. BLACKFOkD.
W. H. PEKOT,
JOHN A. TOMPk!NS,
BASIL Il. GORDON.
J. W., MIDDENDOkF.
FRANK I. REDWOOD.
my 2-eod8t&Myl Secretary.
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Headquarters THA>sMussIs-IrrI DIR T., ;
Dallas. Tx. MAY 4. 1921. }

Miss Lucy Lee IiiL Chicago. Ill
1r. B.0r Miss UUl.-Th. headquarters
A., IN recent Of your most interesting
PM cuarmus letter II tine LIST instant,
addressed To tho Confederate veterans 81
this department ana the DIVISION OF
IrN9s.
Do h'hFlf az Those veterans II II my pea
SAINT duty - tender 10 you 'heh prolount
thauNe FOR tn" very many 'Npi'SSl'hS Oh
rt-.il $50 happily express lN N"u' anu
mo thc sam" time 10 say lhai lhtE are
o.. debtors for the honor ana tia"n'",'""
O. them of Your rlts'nc" ana must pl'd-
sint association at Birmingham.
asrar, Nnn n behalf OF the veterans
t..t fh. pleasure N-S entirety th'uS'
And Wall, rr-r.ffius their inahtliiy 10
a1ruat ly Hluidat- their obligation, &C
ceIt their surname" of right royal wei
come O., Tc,a- aid th,ir regret that the
anticipated pleasure az having yon WIN
u.m Bee whole year Boa tn iutui''
vh.r.Is they would hc delighted to enjoy
ttIt feast rV.ry day in thr year.
TO tte Oil s0iii rs OF ih~ Thifd corps
~ I,. 'f'2 "t Nof'h iA Nir''i'" ~ -
tf| rnI' y 'Hf''h 20 SP'dh ~
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ih"r ln ~. SNpi,,i "' inc o'"'' '.
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ana t'V"''' ''''.''''l''. .....,'l,i,,'I
t'r ~. n W'i'i' ana '.'l n'i'.iS,,,'
lim Win lh'i n'Iylhs '''e anu 'N'o'"'''
.lrNl NENT ~ HUMAN hhAlslS.
Thor. i- anI viii " main To The
:,orx of Ii.utcnaut-G neral \. L.
rIu ID monument towering to the heavens,
ana about its crown the beams of honor
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-18
= rbs e4 Leading futures ranged as follows:

fceiis s S weak and prices lSc. lower r" than ss
week ago. Wheat. 53hc. No. . red,
53l<c. Corn. 3e44c: Oats, &c. Pork. $l1.TH
nil.S. Lard; E.Hl4@7.M RIBS: EN8
s662Lza7.7S. Whisky. MS.
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.
Union STOCk-YARDS ILL. May H.
Cattie-Receipts, 1850 head: market
weak; common to extra steers, N.so0l. -;
stockers and feeders. C75eSas: caWs And
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-18
MARKET QUOTATIONS.
REPORTS From ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES OF THE WORLD
Price. Of Money, Bonds. Stocks. Grain
Tobacco. Cotton. &r.. and tho
Weather Indications

f. WASHINGTON, d. G. May H.
ttup Forecast for Virginia: Fair weather
wv" except probably showers ard thun-
/ der storms in northern portion;
south winds.
North Carolina: Generally fair weather;
south winds.
The WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY
was clear and warm. The skies at mid
night were cloudless.
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