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RACES At EPSON.
Kentucky Republican Convention.

10y TEIIETdTH N THT I-7TIITT'T
LEXINGTON, Ky, May 2l.-In the Repub-
lican Convention last night. on the sixth
ballot, Thomas J. Morrow received tine
nomination for Governor 10y the following
vote: Morrow, go; GOodloc. $50. The
nomination was made unanimous.
The Convention concluded it, session to-
day after the nomination ~ General :. :.
Fry. OF Danyile. for Lieutenant Governor;
Lewis G. GarriguS, an cX-Coniederate Of
Rus>ellyille, for Altomey-Geneal; Leroy
r. Hawthorne, OF Newport, for Auditor;
Flourncy. OF P9ducah, Treasurer; J. b..
Pinkerton, Of Grayson. superintendent OF
Public Instruction.
Mr.. Ashbury. nominated for Register Of
Land Office, is a cOlorcd man.
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TOBACCO MARKETS.
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

THURSDAY, Nay u, 1883.
Receipts Hight. Both dark-irel aud sun-cured
iu active demand. so fine shipping on the mar
kct. Wcqaotc:
SCS-CUEED.
Lug. Sf0 81; medium, 500 80; good. loM
Slz: ami fine. s2Jr 80. several hog-hcId- have
been sold 40 S3uu So The demand for bright
better.
DARK C0-NANUFACTuRING.
Luqs.-C Common. S3a s3.7j good. 81 si.75
fine manufacturing. SJ.91. 500.
Ls1f-Common, :j.2j 500; good, $1,000
80: tine. 30 Sl5.
BRIGHT T0BACCO-NANUFACTrR
Snottrs.-Common, $50 $40: medium. ~ ~
So: good. sl3 slf: hnc. slJ@ 1000; fancy
sl~a $50.
FlUers.-Now lug f,lcr- from II 10 S6:.com-
mon. ~lOn 3ll: medium. cl2D @l3' good,
$3.50. slJ: hue. SlJ.J0H SIS.
WruDDtfN -tommou. sl~o S22.50. medium
s2j $50, good, $50 SO tuc. sfjasJ fancy
s6ur c6J.
Wr0ppprs. bogmV.-Common. s2oa SIS ;
medium. $500 so. good. 500 80; nue, 5000
SD: extra. 81 500 $50.
Nlsumtrs' Lfrf->Tu II (.
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THE CORONATION Ceremonies.
EFFECT or TIE CZARS ENTRY
INTO MOSCOW.
Blessing the Imperial FlaR-Thc procIamn-
ton OF the Coronation-Thc Emperor and
Empress In semi-Scclusion.


f'ff 'Af''' w INV iflNllIfH.I
Moscow, May 24.-The success OF the
var entry INTO Moscow on Tuesday has
had good effect Greater security * felt.
ana the value OF money has risen. The
weather here i hot and shOwcry. The
Empress was the only lady present at the
ceremony OF the blessing Of the imperial
nag. Only seven OF the sixty-sevcn news
paper correspondents were able TO attend
the ceremony owing 10 the restricted space,
but the Director Of the Press ordered the
assistant editor Of the Moscow Gazette 10
supply the other journalists with a de-
scrlptlon OF the ceremony. The Russian
Government has given the press repre-
sentatiyes $50 pounds each to pay carriage
hire during the festivities.
y portion Of the parapet behind the
church Of It. Basil fell yesterday on the
heads of the people below and wounded
several persons. II is reported that some
OF the wounded have died. Fifty. Suspi.
clous persons have been arrested here i'm
the last few days.
The Emperor and Empress will remain
in scmi-sccUsiOn until the day OF the cOro-
nation.
TIE CORONATION PROCLAMATION.
The proclamation announcing the cor0-
nation was made this morning hy heralds-
alarms, attended bv several dieniiaues.
from a neutrality-suspicious. before the Krem-
lin. which was used in ancient times for
the PRONUNCIATION OF ukaScs. The foreign
ambassadors. who had been formally ap-
prised OF the time The proclamation would
be issued. were present, attended by a large
escort. After the buglc-hlasts from the
hcraldS The Secretary OF the Senate read
the proclamation, which was rs follows:
"Our most august, high, and pus,ant
sovereign, Emperor Alexander. having
assembled the hereditary throne Of the
Empire OF all the Ru,,iaS, the Kingdom Of
Poland, and the Grand Duchy OF Finland,
which are inseparahlc from it, has dcincd,
following the example Of his predecessors
and their glorious ancestors. t. command
that the holy sol unity OF the coronation
and anolntmcnt in which the Empress will
participate. shall. with the hclpof Almighty
God. be performed on the 9th dav OF May.
The solemn act i announced 10 all his Ma
jc>ty'S faithful subjects. i'm order that on
the joyful day their most icryent prayers
may be offered to the King OF kings. and
that they bc>cech the Almighty TO send
grace and blessing, upon his Maiesty's
reign. for the maintenance Of pcaceandtru-
guilty. to The greater glory Of His Holy
name and the constant prosperity OF the
Empire"
THE IMPERIAL PAIR n SECLUS1ON.
The Emperor and Empress only break
their Seclusion until sunday 10 receive the
visits OF foreign princes. II has been de-
cided not TO hold great diplomatic rcccp-
ton, but Us the Emperor and Empress
intimate their willingness to attend one
reception. General Schwcinitz, the German
Ambassador. as the doyer OF the diplomatic
corps, will give grand banquet and ball
i'm fhnir hnnOr.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
THURSDAY. May p, 1883.
Eouns-x prpdugr


4yDIes. Grccn-krom - to $3.50 "a barrel
for common To- extra choice. season nearly out
B-tScdr: 3lN32c. l. 20.
Buffcr. Prime o. choice yellow. 2Oh25c.-
strictly choice market active: fair to Zond' To-
2Jc.: fresh yellow butter sell. readily t zfc.
C1,.a Neal: 60m6Jc. per hushtl Tor country =
'V B;aas :' Whitc. slasI5O; prime to choice
nominal; market int
D,isd Fruit. Nominal 49,
Lie F1irls. Hens. 35440c.; chickens II A
Or DceSSe 1i'' F,,ois: Tmkeys. 17@lsc; chickens
iV to9o. iG5elst.. crates and barrels market
'' Fathers: Prime liyc-soose, 5o@5 SIC; common
Fl Fialsei: sl.o5@s!llo 2 oa 1a -, clover
Hfy: Virginia timothy. - ana SOC culver
mixed. 7Oa Soc: clover Doc.
Potdtoes. irish. 81 g barrel Tor cholcc VIZ
sarks 81 5m-l.2O. Stock sllin.
Roots: Gin-eng. sl.40G: I.45 q n. Seneca tref
of tops 4Omi5c. = u.
I1rJ. Country. 4 ll3r.
bS1a,,ts. Common To choice, case. e n.
Rue: 6O8G5c. g. bushel
Sumdc: Prime, sac
Slucks. GOot6jc.
Bdled Mrdc 35nfOc'
g,,IJo,r. Gati r.. r h. 90
utooy. washed. 35c.; unwashcd, 25c. BURY
Yy irine from 10 BE-. = %. less than above
rates Cement. Lime. Plaster. sc.
cs,e,,. Ho.endale. sl.i59Sl.50 q barrel
oaiHos IA srirulfur.,I sOt Zoe. a bushel Rock
land NJ" Si.15Gsl3O according TO quantity; Virgil
mia, sln sI.0j. a. ..,,.s 80. oo,,,,o1
plnstor, Sl.75.
Tar: Large size 81
DRY Goods.
p-f,ts, Merrfmack, Gsc.; Merrimack shlrting'
az. pichmond de-; south bridge, &C.; Pacific
exc; spraqe. de-; SpraaEne Hai,snsi oe'c'; puh-
W. :, e.: Mallory Pink, 6Nr.; Mallory Purple
6Sc.; Sim pson Mourning, d.e.; simpson Grey, osei
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Canfnro Of Crcc Indinns.

10y ICIcETlpl I0 IH0 II7UlT0N-T
HELENA. MoNT., May 2i.-AdyiceS from
Fort Benton state that Lieutenant steele,
OF For Maenni,, while scouting with q
corporal recently, ran on a band OF twelve
cree Indians near Muscle shell. on the Mis-
souri, river. Finding thcmselyc, covered
by the Indians guns. Lieutenant steele
and the corporal Withdrew. and returning
with achievements. captured band OF
ffty-two Indian, under the Cree chief t.
Dor. The Indians have been started for
Fort As~iciboinc, and will be driven back
fO Canada
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An EXPRESS COmpauy's Messenger
Robbed of $4,000.

BY telegraph ID tIc DlspdichI
CLEVELAND. o., MAY 2i.-Unitcd States
Express Company'> Money Carrier Alex
ander Granger received sundry packages OF
money and other yaluables from an east
bound Lake shore train at the Union depot
this morning and placed them in buggy
which was outside. Somebody from the
ice-foom called 10 him, and no one being
IN sight h. stepped little way from his
vehicle todsccrtain who called. Returning,
he drove to tre Express Company's main
office. and there discovered that two bags
similar to the company's pouches, but filed
with brown paper, had been substituted For
the two containing money.
1t is supposed that the robbery was care
fully planned by experts and executed at
the moment Changers attention was di-
verted. The missing packages are said TO
have contained in the ncighborhOod Of
$4,000 in thirty packages OF remittances
from railway stations on the Lake Shore
railroad between Chicago and Toledo to
headquarters. The exact amount will not
be definitely known for some days. Many
OF the remittances are thought to be In
bank-checks and certificates Of deposit.
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GENERAL MARKETS.
BOSTON WOOL MARkEr.

MAY 22.-The wool market remains without i'm
proycncnt. Trade continues DUH. and manufac-
turer. are purchasing only for their immediate
wants. ohio and Pennsylvania fleece, have been
sold Al Zoe for y. aud 400 i2c. Tor M and M
and above. In Michigan lccces the sales have been
at 37m3sc. for y. Comb,rg and delaiue fleece
arr uui,t at t9li5c. for fine deLlinc, and 43H tSc
for me and No. / combing Unwashed woods hay,
been selling az "A wide unge-hIe and medium
grade. at 2Jm3lc., and low aud coarse ~ 100,
22c California wool Is quiet Pulled wOcls ~,
I'm moderate demand. vita sales al i30Ci7tc. Tor
very choice eastern and Maine supers, and zoo
Ave for common aud good Foreign wool d.
quiet. aud nothing 81 any consequence has been
done IN clothing, cOmbing, or carpet; thu latter Is
dull and the stock IL accumuailng.-JoUrHdi VI
Conn
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TIE BOTHERED ARMY SuEGEoNs.-It was
i'm war-times. The quariermaster OF the
Fourth New York Artillery was nearly
dead with dysentery. The surgeons did
their best for him, but at last gave him up.
Lieutenant Bemls. who /, now a well
bnown merchant in Oneida, \. Y, ven
tured to dose him with PERRY DAvIs's
PAIN-KuLER. In a few days the quarter
masters sutIerings were over and he was
on duty as before.
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! pig nc s22@A22.25 for Glengarnock: A241
| s24.25 for Garischcrrie: e2f@-2f.5O for Colt
ness s21. 25e,s2l.5O for Egilnton. and t2tes
| s24 2j for summerlcc: American steel rails at
43snS39 4, mills for future delivery; iron rails nc
sf5msi7: old rails at ga for "Tr aud F2s for
! d. h.: wrought scrap AZ s23ZJex ship, and s24
| from YArd.-LOmrhnI III (onmercf.
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baseball Yesterday.

BuGalo-Bunalos. 5; Philadelphia, 4.
New York-Athetics. 10; Metropolitans.
,. Baltimore-B altimore,.. 4; Allegheny,
lG. Observation-Disclosures. 10; Column
bus, 3. St. Louis-st. Louis, 81 Eclipse
!. Chicago-Chicagos, >; Providence, o.
Detroit-Detroits. ,; Boston, !. Cleye-
land-Cleveland, /; New York, O..
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Crops Injured by Cold Weather.

10y tclcgraph % lhc DI-u1icn.I
AUGUSTA. May 2l.-Late and more COM
plcte news from the growing crops OF this
section u Georgia and South Carolina state
that the Young cotton is suffering heavily
from the cold weather and blight. Grain
and gardens generally are not injured. but
watermelon vines, quite a specially I'm this
region. are seriously damaged.
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no TRUE BILLS
Died from SMALLPOX.

By telegraph 10 The Dhpdtch'i
CINCINNATI, May 2i.-The body OF Miss
Susie Young, VINO died at Miss Bauer ;
conservatory in Cincinnati was taken to
her mothers house and the casket opened
and the corpse prepared for burial. The
undertaken and three OF Mrs. foung's
family were stricken with smallpox. Mrs.
Young died Saturday, and the undertaken
died last night. None Of them had any
other exposure TO disease.
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WaSliingtOn items.
fBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l


WASHINGTON, May 2i.-The Surgeon
General OF the Marine Hospital Service has
established quarantine station at Pensa-
cola. Fla, with Surgeon Murray in charge.
The acting Postmaster-General issued an
order to-day closing all post-oilices on
Internationally, between the hours of 10
A. NJ. and p. NJ. except in large cities.
I'm these cities the postmasters are TO use
their own discretion as TO the hours Of
closing their offices.
The Treasury Department has been adj
vised that party OF pauper Mormons from
Switzerland are en- route TO New York on
the steamship Nevada, which sailed from
Liverpool on the 18th instant. The Urea
sury Department has instructed the colec-
tor OF customs at New York TO inspect
these people carefully and prevent their
landing IL they are paupers.
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More Destructive storms.
Hrcu DAMAGE DONE ~ HOWELL AND MAi'Iks
COUNTIES, MISSOURI.

lBy telegraph 10 thc Dlspatch'l
ST. LOUIS. May 2f.-Iniormation has Just
been received that very heavy wind ana
rain-storms swept through Howell county
in this state, last FRIDAY and saturday. do
inc very great damage TO farms and other
property. 4 part Of the Howell Valley
was flooded, and bridges and embellishments
on the Kansas City, Springfield and Mem
pbis railway were swept away or badly
damaged. delaying trains several days.
The little town OF Moody was destroyed,
every house being blown down. The
farmers in that vicinity also suffered Sc
verely. Many persons were injured, but
no lives lost 30 far rs known.
Information also comes from Maries
county thata tornado swept entirely across
it, making a path one hundred yards WIDE,
lcvelling forests and sweeping the ground
OF everything IN its way. The largest
farm in the cOunty-that OF James Cris-
nor. three miles long-lost all it, buildings
and the family barely saved their lives by
rushing into the cellar OF the milk-house.
4 horse was picked up and carried a quar-
ter of a mile.
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mARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or RICHMOND, MAY "a, 1858.


steamer Old Dominion. Walker, New York,
merchandise and passengers, g.. ". Allen Co.,
agents.
steamer j. ". FycUnan. Plat. Philadophia,
merchandise and passengers. J. ". McCarrck,
steamer Ariel. Clifford, Norioik, lnileu otates
mail. merchandise. and passengers. l.. II. Tatun {,
SUPERINTENDENT
schooner VI. T.. Bayarl, Camp, Norfolk, guano.
Allison & Addison.
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NEW YoRkIRoN MARKET.

MAY 23.-Thc American pig IS still In duh
and depressed condition. There ~ no interest CA
the part Of buyers tor other than the small lot,
quircd for prompt use. Accommodations are in-
creasngly burdensome, and prices are somewhat
irregular. Scotch pig has not varied In price. im-
parters' yIeSs are generally steady on account of
the cost Of importation. Notwithstanding demand
is very slack. Rails arequiet and unchanged. Que
2 az sl9@s2O; forge, at sls@fle.5Q; scotch
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NV worry ronicco MARkEr.

MAY 23.-Ihe movement in western irlt con-
tiuut- llht tor export. bat !, rather stronger ou
rs MS Ut fhr local manufacturers. Price are
without change. TIE low grade, SIN have most
demand. -ccG-leif has % very fair homc-trfde de-
ntud. ana is steady in price. ~alns: 800 hog 20
heads Kentucky leaf az az lfc.; 2Oh eases ~ fi-
leaf. 1851 crop New England - 1891 zoe; l6I
eases IsS2 crop Wisconsin. ll1yana seed, 70 lOn
l2r.: lOn eases l-SO crop Pennsylvania no 20.
lGc.: 200 bile. lIiyauaat s-c.a tllj; 100 bales
Sumatia al sl.IOn Sl.4O.-J0urRaI NJ c,m-
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Riotous CoaI-,,incrs.

IBY tclcgr1Uh % Tie DIsplich.I
ST. LOUIS. May 2i.-strikne coal-mner'
took possession Of the Abbey mines during
last night. driving off $50 miners who were
WORKING. Report, Of fighting between
miners at Collinsyille, H., are also r.
edved. but no particulars. The Abbey
mines are worked by machinery.
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NEW YORK PEANUT MARKET

NAY 23.-Pcanuis are held up well on contln-
ned llgbt receipts. Demand ~ rather quiet. The
iolloWing are the quotations: sasac . N. for
fancy hand:pcked; 74G7tc. for cStr, hand
p'cked "a I-c. Tor ordinary hand picked. and for
farmers goods ut C4a7sc.-JDurndi o( COM
msTcf.
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Justin Mccarthy and the G'arnclI Tcs-
ftnOuiaI.

LoND0N. May 2i.-At a meeting Of Par
nellite members OF Parliament last night
Justin Mccarthy. member Of Parliament
for Longford, who acted Is chairman, said
it was the bouuGn duty Of lri>hmen TO
contribute 10 the testimonial for Parncll.
Referring TO the papal circular to the Irish
clergy. he said the Irish people had only to
repudiate the fraudulent statements which
had been made to the College OF Cardinals.
He should regret to see the priest
divorced from Irish politics, for in times
past he had been the only friend Of the
people.
Mr.. Biggar, member OF Parliament for
Cayan, spoke in condemnation Of the cir
cl1lqr
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soufcuccdt be Hung.

fBy Telegraph u thc Dispatch.I
NEW YORK. May 2i.-POliceman Casey,
convicted Yesterday Of murder in the first
degree for shooting his sergeant in Hun
ter's Point station-house, was to-day sem
enced to be hanged July 18Th.
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIyE.>Fock MARKET.

MAY 2f.-PTicc- this week ranged q. follows:
Bt,f CqfIf.-Nery best. &c; good to extra.
GH6sc &c.: fair 10 medium, f4ajac.; common
=. o &C.: bulls, $40 fsc.
HDgs.-9M zoe. net tor common lght q good
medium weight: lOsc for extra.
NetD.--i0Jisc.
LuDlbs-Go74c
Mich C0vs.-s2j 5fj per head.
Tf0Is.-$GH Sl2.
About 100 head OF beef cattle. 500 hogs. and
81 head Of sheep and lambs were On the mdiset
dnrinL Tic MNNk.
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PittSylyauia.

pANyiuE. Va May 2i.-No official re-
turns received yet. The ticket is so
scratched tha, the counting is . slow BUSH
ness. Oycrbcy', DEM cain at Wimbi>h'>,
the ncare>. precinct. is put at $50. Late
accounts from four other precincts give
gain, for him. 4 message from Chatham
SAYS hi, election is certain. Risen (Dom.)
for attorney and Whitehead DEM Tor
Treasurer run SIS wei as overly.
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200.
stafford
Especial telegram 10 the Dlspatch.l
FREDERICKSBURG, May 2i.-white Oak
precinct: Treasurer, Thomas Walker, 1872
sheriff, Hugh Adie, l4i; Commonwealth
Attorney, J. b. T. Suite. 10i Commission
er Of the Revenue, Rock Hill and Aqua
districts, c. J. French, o.; Commissioner
OF the Revenue, Falmouth and HARDWOOD
districts. +. Lucas, lis; Supervisor, Fal-
mouth district, J. W. Schooler, lis.
Nottoway.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch
BURHEv1LLE, VA, May 2f.-Therc was a
hard fight between the ReadjusterS aud
Straightouts. The three principal pre-
cinctS have been heard from, which gives
the RcSdiuStcrSa majority. There are three
more precincts 10 be heard from yet. A
very small vote was poled here. Every
thing passed off quietly.
James CITY.
Especial telegram 90 the Dispatch
WILLIAMSBURG, Va, MAY 2i.-TWo out
Of three precincts heard from. For Trea-
surcr. Lane independently. 90; Harris
Rcpublcau). 1888; for sheriff, Harrcl On
depcndcnl. 2O4; Richardson (Readiustcr),
lG2; RatcliG independently, 50: for Com
monwcalth'S Attorney, Peachy lRcadiust-
err. 332; Barlow Dcmocrat), l72.
williamsburg.
Especial telegram 60 the Dispatch.
WILLIAMSBURG, VA, May 2i.-Note Of
Williamsburg for Mayor: Henley Demo
craD. 90; States (RcSdiuster), ia; Lively
Repubican), IS. Wise carried Williams
burg last fail Ky 81 majority over the COM
lined vote Of Mas,eY and Dawson.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE
TnuRsnAY. May "a. 1883

sALEs-FIRsT IoARD.-720 Virginia tax-rc-
ceiyable coupons toldl at 90; 10 shares Peters
burg Railroad stock at 25's 10 do. al 25k; 10
shares Richmond and Danyllc Railroad stock at
el: 80 Virginia tax-rccclyabe coupons new at
As, 24g do. nj 4el.
SECOND BoARD.-7s0 Virginia tlx-recelyable
coupons (old) at 90, 1000 do. at SO. 1000 do at
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Fl0ur-We qu0'c: : -ae. >3.250t3.5O; super
fine. >3.75 ~ .4.25: extra. So 5M 500. common
family, sJ.GjUf6: Patent .am'ly' s7de7.1J.
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NEW YORK sIu.C MARKET
BY Telegraph.

MAY 23.-Quoted at s75@ss5 Tor virginia, and
Journal u Commerce.
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Turf Notes.
THE BALTIMORE RACES.

fBy telegraph 30 the Dispatchl
BALTIMORE, May 2i.-First race-Purse,
300; one mile, all ages, free handicap;
BuXom first. Brunswick second, Golden
Ployer third. Time. III.
Second racc-Ncrnal sweepstakes for
-ycar-olds, one mile; Fairyiew first,
King Far second, W. II. Burch third.
Time, l:l4i.
Third racial ages. mile and one
eighth; Hostage first, Colonel Spraguc
second, Carmillus third. Time, los.
Fourth race--Peyton handicap stakes.
for four-year-olds. mile heats; Free Gold
won the second and third heats and the
rlcc; Chickadce took the first heat Time,
1861. III, l:jl.
Fifth racc-Stccple-chas full course.
all ages. Weller weights; Kitty Clark first.
Imeda second. judge Murraythird. Time.
j:2j. jim McGowan was first home. but
was disqualified because he dropped
weight.
RACES At EPSON.
LONDON. Nav 2l.--At Epson to-day the
race FOR the Royal stakes (handiclp) was
won 10y Lowland CHIEF; Swcetbread See
ond, and Route third. There were four
teen starters, including Z. Lorrillard's Sa-
chem.
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ALEXANDRIA. VA. May 2L-Dcmocrats
have had wslk-oycr. The Mahoncites
carly I'm Che day threw up the sponge. They
will hardly number 100 votes. and the
rarty is perfectly dcmonhzcd. Many Of
their leaders are publicly declaring their
determination TO quit Malone.
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PORT OF VIEWPOINTS NEWS, MAY "a, 1888.
fBy Telegraph
ApuFyFp

Steamer Luray, Schcrmcrhon, Norfolk. mer-
chandise ana passengers. Chesapeake aud ohio
Railway Company (and smiled or returnl.
steamer Accomac. Delk. merchandise and pas
scngcr-. smithneld. Chesapeake and ohio Railway
company ,anl sailed on rciurnl.
steamer northampton. MrtaTick. Norfolk,
merchandise and passengers. thcsa p"nke aud ONO
Railway Company and sailed on r'iurnl.
steamer Pamlico. --. >mithlei, m'rchan-
disc and passengers, Chesapeake ard Ohio Rail-
WAY Company ,and sailed N return.
SAILED.
steamship ECLIPSE. Palmer, New orleans for
Dublin; having cualc'.
steamship Ardaurich. Ever, Fernandna for
Falmouth: having coalsi
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ST Louis. May 81 Flour firm and higher:
family, Si.SCMSi % fancy, $4,000 $3.50.
Wheat unsettled: No. red fall. -ll64a<l 1914
cash. Corn higher and very slow; 5ItMjltc.
ctsh. - sMjl.c. Nav oats higher and dull
i24ni2ic. cash. Mhi-kcy steady AZ rIl4 PrOyi-
slons very slow only small lob trade done.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-25
By Telegraph.
WV WORK..

NEW YORK. May 2f.-fXcnaugc. 49,. Cow
orumtnrs generally unchanged: ncw J's. 100,
lid: new fa', iIR: new -. llg new e.,
lu34. Money, sH3 per cent. state bond, Gull
and firm. sub rf1sury hIlIuccs-GOld, al a.
27I.OrO, currency. -7.7Gi,oOO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-25
NEW YORh COTTON fI'TrRFs.

NEW YORK, May 24-Cotion-Net receipts,
20 bales; gross receipts. 4i2O bales. Futures
closed easy: sales. 10000 bales; MAY. siO.S5@
sl0S7; June. Sl0.s4Mslo.s5 July. 5000;
August. kl0.S30 rl0.s4; SeDomher, SlO.5lm
tlO.JB: october, SlO.ZlMslO.22. November,
SOL lMflO.l2; December. slO.13H:lO.l4 I.
January. SlO.2OnSlO22
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Liberty and Bedford.

i>uefla4 leltElhln u tue DlsIdltuI
LIBERTY, Va, May 2i.-Tbe Democrats
elect the Circuit clerk and Commonwealth
attorney, treasurer, and sheriff. and nearly
all Of the district officers. Rucker (Coali-
tiOnisD is badly beaten for treasurer.