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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-27
The Export or Tobacco ART LfaHOr$-
~ telegraph 10 the Dispatch.

WASHINGTON. MAY -6.->tnJt1r SANFORD
introduced M tbe senate to-day ! bin 20
authorize the establishment II eXpOrt-to-
tacc0 manufutorir- and for . drawback
ur,u imported articles used in manGiIc-
turing exported tobacco. or can. filed with
TrCCEcts .rOWG 10 rhe United states OF
canned ard praserved-frUits made With inn
ported sugar. and 90 bottles, g.. contain
irg teer. wine. 0r brandy u domestic
growth. 20 lar Il it relates % tobacco rs
provisions lrc Identical with tLO-e u the
measure which passed the House 4 month
1-o and e. now before the senate CON-
mIffe' ou Finance Ia ldd ti1I 70 provides
THAT 90 imported bottles, c0rks, and msCli
bott e-carTirz when used for TIE sXp0rrI
ton q beer. vine, or brandy a domestic
uaruncUrr Or production anu % ems
Manufactured 10 whole or IN part q b n
ported material. when such imported MI
trr'li exceeds 81 Der cent. 81 Jue whole
material flied with PROF. net, grown Or
produced In th, United states. tAere shall
tr allowed o draw back Of tgLy eG al % che
1moUn- paid. II also provides that export
,rs 0f fruits which have been canned 1r
preserved 10 The United >t4te- irh TN
ported su41r. On which the duty las been
fa.t shall, qrou satisfactory proof under
such regulations as t.e >rcretlry ~ the
Treas.rv lav prescribe. have refunded Oh
tlem he tut.es puld % tle sugar 80 Used.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-27
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
An Istsiiix~sti, Dsa~a PEG Picture
OF the Future Mistress sf the
whfts Heuss.
Ma Lrcy H. Hoopers

Ar& Lrcy Il. Hoopers Paris Letter
Miss FRAMES Folsam. of Bafalo. the
young lady Who. % an the Amsricaa hsfics
N the world. Just now occupies the greatest
share q pubIic 1'tsufDa. l. yery young
and very. re-ig charming I % not thiux
That any u the porrraits published ~ der,
Nbsthsr in var,ts oF ~ psucii, sE al do Der
Justice. -he = 8li AID sbsnfer. with q
complexion whose roselfe palen~,- tell. q
perfect healrh more scclrlssiy than a
more vivid hlCssom might %. Her
features trs fine the brow broad and
well formed. and shaded By thick loose
waves u chestnut hair. The nose II
igUiliue. the TO ia small. With fall red
ip~. disclosing twO rON. ~ peariy teeth.
white. trlnspars mt. and even. Her eyes
irv lovely. q , flrs, transparent sapphire
blue that looks almost black under the
shadow - me thick. long sye-lashes. 4
great ltfr1ctlcn . the fice O. the delicate
irca q the eyebrows. which tFs A. dirk
and perfectly Defined ~ though drawn IN.
lndl-iuk. Altogether Mss y l-Ol'. cuuu-
tsnlnce > remarks pc Tor its blending q
f,u mine sweetness with high intellectual
-harm. r1ere ireelements N it q mobility
and inreIhrao2r th,t will make q most
striking when -riish dslicaey gives pIIee
% w8maaiy strength and full feveloEmsnt-
Her ranntrt APE eylui.irpiV nlturgl ani
winning lgd G.r wet HHagring.
n. - il cuTr.n t'v reported. this hi- girt
= % become ~ no distant due to lady a
,ac " o. House .l- wn dH tbs p1si-ioa
Cd perfection. Iri if~r ira ,le Aet thst .he
VII ar tle Youngest lty fhlg als ever pre-
.idsd there. snr sill De- 4 worthy cue.
ees.0r 20 me a-t Young ho=ues. u the
Wave House. the npIuLifH lDt ,ueenly
Harriet Lane. whose I0veiiness aud .iSuity
lent .Tth q charm the 9d itYs before thss
var to tle Trpsiien-i entertainments in
Washington ind O. the hours u the prvst-
dental vacations 40 Bedford springs. in
peunsy.vIra. Ms F'isCm hts received
many Il, ~ u socnl rcrert m1snts in
Paris. the families ~ Min .rer McLane fai
q C0nsu -treuerai walker having been
ci00g lie dr.t % pr1G,r BEG nv.rihioHs
ard attentions. But she lls declined theuE
l.l. remaining very quietly a. the Hotel
Bellevue rh hcr mother = leu not iZlgesf
m the inevitable rlFisiln round % sight-
seeing and shopping.
To turn from . menti. contemplation Of
ere charms q Mis- Folsom 20 those u Mss
tLris rant 4, Ike eTthsn yin.y view u a
Plr.lu -tltueltr &c thit u 3 figure IN
Dresden ehna. The radiant girl that u
s,on -1 become the ldyelest countess IN tae
English D,sraIe /, = perfect specimen OF
tko most brilliant type % American beauty,
ioiniB. o. features d Artistic regularity a
complexion % cream lnd roses. large
ysivev. tIGk-brovn eyes, and 4 profusiOn
4 ripping tsrS hair. >he D. glowing
rosebud from ,he trlns- Atlantic " rO>e-
bud garden q gir'.." while Mi.. Folsom
mere resembles 4 batuniOl,ird iily.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-27
Pa -Eeli-s Cincinnati speech.


CrNuYNATT. OEIO. My G.-Ia the l0Cr-
rule debate "a the English House u Com
mou, Yesterday. Mr. Trevelvan quoted an
alleged remark q Mr.. ParneI % che eject
that be- would net rest until the .ast INK
that connected ireland with En- land hld
been trgken. Mr.. Plrnel demanded tne
Ca'e and Place 0f the speech, and Mr.
irevglyan replied, " cincinnati 4 r.
porter ; boxing over the dies q
toe Commercial lrQzet.s found shat
Mr. Pa-reu delivered speech n
Music Hat FRIDAY evsni0g, February
3. 1850. The sTeecs WIS reported By J.
v. >chrage, one u lhs most rapid and H.
eUFafa slenOgrapheFs ia the United states.
The paragraph referred % By Mr.. Trevel-
van e. n the following words. - When we
1ave undermined English meg0yerument
W. laye paved the way Tor Ireland % take
her place among the nations % the earth.
AID ~ " not forget that that is the ultl-
Uats goal ~ which al we Irishmeu aim.
None Of vs.. whether We are In America. or
~ Ireland. or wherever We may be-. will BE-
sat'sred until we have destroyed The last
ius whlcl keeps Ireland bound - Eng
and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-27
THE PCISoSED WIFE RELEsrS.
Niiiing TO Forgive Her Husband. But
the JEc-a Insists L pom a Trial

\ 'pecnl Dispatch ir0m View York 70 rle
Philadelphia mes ,ays Plumber 4. T..
Burgess. who Wa arrested f.r tryiur %
rcrcn hB dlrk-laired wife Mary. - ,aat
le could marry Der elder red barrel sister.
Anna NL.IOhand. threw himself On n
wfe'' Geek md WepC today when b. rIs
brought from TIE JefeTsou-MMket pii.cu
3D. The courtroom Or examination. Nr,.
Burgess bal her ghree- Eeek.-0ld 5abv in
-rr arms. and pretty lizzie be chip. their
eldest child. played geefully about the
room AMI Jumped into Der fathers arms.
lr,. Burgess. who Is 0uiv twenty-five
r-lrs 1if, bad been persuaded o. withdraw
tll ccWDalnt she lLt made. buI 4 clm-
PAINT Tor felony = 1Ot 80 elsiiv got rid o.
a1t Justice Duffy compelled her ID testi9g.
-Lt sad that since she married Burgess
-Lr-e years ago be had worked steadily and
I'D supported Der Fizlt along. She never
inspected tua- o. vas n love with Der sis-
'ef Anl1- ind tld no susriciOu thIr they
1at en'ered t1t0 = conspiracy 70 poisOu
Der IltI she opened TIDE letter. llrptfiV
uJLsled n the IiMsg. which Ter nusDlrd
-ent % AnnI from Princeton. TIE letter
as addressed 70 Anna II >tl,i0n e., but
-he alert pcst-oEiee people found OGG ler
address and delivered &c II the house. 80
Lax ir fell into Mr.. Burgess ha1is.
Justice Duffy had the letter read al then
isAed Mrs. Burgess twice: e. Do you iieu- |
-iy The handwriting q this Iet5er Il y0Gr
l--band's?~
he would cot answer. although she aad |
Lrsady sworn thai il Vas her husbands
writing.
see you are avery reluctant wisless,~
Tie justice said, and while I hold your |
2 lsDand Without bail for trial VIII send
you 70 the House Of Detention, 80 that you !
-annot Dc tlmpersd with"
Ars- Burgess took il eoollY. Her biz |
husband VINO had been blubbering al /
.hrouga The examination. bfoke out afresn,
md several % bis female relations wept /
Tiih him. Detective sl0ss0n expects % \
I'D Anna ArIh0llaRd beiore Burgess
.r;ai comes CT.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-27

eefaBss of the Government Tnfv say
they hare no desire N be desaRs 90 In cDu-
I rtet with The nations laws They hays
! aevsr violated any ether hws than those
forbideing poiygsnF. The reply says:
I'VE s0nscig1fiocssy Believe tn plural
marriage, and practice Il from srn eonvte-
tons % rs Divine requirements On forty
nlne sssSrS now In the psnitsuFf1ry Tor
violating the Edmunds law all bGt four
were ~ roiYZsuy before IL passsgn. some
% them thirty-fve yeurz prior ~ tire pnssage
% the kdmEnss hw were unifed With thetr
wives tsr all time ard eternity by the most
sacred covenants. NumerssIs elsfiren
have been born and become esdeare6 70 IN
BY the strongest Pasernai ties.-
TheF profess their inability tn WIDER
stand What promises lrp required of ihesl.
They eiaim that the eourt rulings are v1riest
aud conflicting. af,sFdiug uoexpgicis and
permanent definition Of " hat must be tOne
% eogaplY WITH The aw.
IN conclusion they sav -Complmns.r
with ysur rrupositpu requires The sieras,e
u 0BE honor sEd MN hood the FeBRIil-
tiou - eur wives acd childFes and rhs VIC
latICn % .arrrd covenants. Heavpu tor
bid thai We should De guilty Of sEsea per-
10y Perpetual inprisOnn,eat. " 5th " 9ich
We aFp tbreataned-eTec stef,h nsef-
h Preferahle. oar wives desire no sepl-
rlfiea from u. We're we % comply
with your TDq1esi they would regard
our action - toe most cruel. inhuman-
ard ncnstroCs- or children would blush
WA shame. sld We shoairs deserve the
>eaTu snd cousemur O. Iil Just sRd hou-
cradle MEG. TIE prrpo-sfi0n Won mad.
-hGBeh prompted doubtless BY kindly feel
NJ. was nC5 ueW. We eouid an have
avoided Imprisonment ~ making tbs sarne
premise 10 the courts. n kies. the penal
ties we are now 8gGuTing Are Zoe
declining - prDmise raihsr than Tor
ats ccumAted in the past Hld
you offered US ann lssy it would have
been gladly accepted. bus dearly n We
prize that great booa liberty We cannot
1tT0rti 70 o.aiain II ~ proving untrue % our
conscience. OUr rehZisn. md oar GG-i."
This communicates = signed by Apo~-
t.e L0rplzo STOW and forty other
p0iy glu,aus codvicts 1Sw in the peni,ep-
rIarv
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-27
Disastrous Fire In Chicago.
b teIegfapn % LHe Dispatch. !

CHICAGO. NAY GA di,istr0g. Era -
Cured in the large 5rick-Irl--t0ne ,tr,l.-
,CTe 90 -ce corner q C0ugre,, street ant
wabash 1yr1Ie e1rig chi. morning. The
-- VIII approximate sI.DUO,GUO. Among
-ur principal losers are Publishers BeifDrl.
tlD r. = 40. auc -ne iarge book.bjadiuE
TIN p Dc10h0a + HeuIsbery. The str1lc-
Juce ID which the IRE originated = n TIE
rCr-lve>tfru c0rne- Il the Two th0rough-
ire-. * stories II height The hrst
llrm Wls turned IN ID Fly after )
.'ciors. but before tle arrival q lng
IRE steamers the flames AlI burst
oct u The building with such rCe-
ress a % insure the destruction u the en-
tire building and contents. II sh0rt
cme after rbe 5LZe Vas discovered me
tEid.n- WIS or FRI from ,0p ID bottom.
T. WIS filed With material q the most 10
dlmmalle desert ton. T. occu pant. were
Ne,srs. Beii0rd, Clarke < Co., publishers
Van AllN5r Br1.z i Co.. Ia same 0us.-
Tess. Don0hcs i Hennebery. bOokbinG-
ers. r. II. Peaie K Co.. Ii5hographers. and
Central Lithographing Company. Ar.
B~fort. u Bef0rd. Clarke < Co.
places bis loss 10 s300.000. narv
valuable plates being Destroyed. Ssxt
door vas dv-story bull linz.
owned ly o. \. Slaughter. and o.
cuIist by fLe furniture firm Of l.. Deinll
/ Co. This drm WIS burned out 4 short
Iue ago and was Just gong bark. lnI had
only small stock On hand. Their loss
does not exceed 5000. The most exciting
part q the tire was palic Which occurred
Iuoug TIE quests u the H0tei BsunsSick.
directly Opposite the burned block. Tue
beat Va - Intense shat every pane Of <ias-
u the Nl1ash-avenge front % TIE hotel
VS. broker, AID thu sashes and |
glncoW-framss $curched. The guest !
htcrme alarmed ind. rot stopping |
~ dress themselves, led from IT, /
boteL The loss By heat and water % i
The botel i 5000. Captain joe Kenyon.
u Truck No. Il. Was seriously injured. Il i
Jumping from the truck on arriving a The I
IRE BE- Tell and the wheels af the truck 4
passed ever him. Both less were broken.
one Ok them Is % malgied that IL VIII have
20 De- amputltfd- William Langd0n. d
fIuck No. l. was badly cut in the hands
ind ri2hr arm b. hlling glass. John Breun
BAD Fireman VNeill- both Of Tr1ck W. I.
were eur oy ialling ghrs. The truck.
= hien Nos new 0ue, VS. eaIgas under
DE aiming Congrsss-sIreet wal and CON-
7ietsiy destroyed
The origin Of The fire il not knowu- bur
Z 1 supposed that Il started in the engine-
'oou, N the northwestern corner Of the
basement. md A. the building VIZ full o.
Elevator shafts, which acted Is 20 many
iues, u took the flames lew minutes %
'pEeaa through the structure and seize on
ee innammabis material with Which Il Wa
illed- Every f0or Wa illed with heavy
machinery, the top door alone eoaGaining
twenty-five Gord0n presses. Llfhogrzphic
nj stereotype pirtes were stored 10 thu
easement. and Il Is thought q good deal OF
his valuable property viii be saved.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-27
MANwELL's CRIHE-
He RseOuHfs the story of PFeIieF's
Death and His Cennec-
tiou Wlth IL.

ny sr4-sFalL ~ ne LBphdcu.
II IcCIs. Nay 46.-MlxweH testified t1-
d1v n his own behalf. Hi- Recital & his
persona. history shows That Dr. his been
accurately traced in IN his movements. h.-
account corr0borlting al the witnesses
who have testified against him except -la
detective wl0 " rs in prison with aim. a.
give h. name - Hugh Maxwell Brooks.
aged twenty-five. born 10 England His
account Of TIE death o.! Prelier il Identical
with bis contested published 4 Few tlJ.
8gO. e. bad studied medicine but uad r0
license 70 practice J. 1 plyscil. He lId
trgatrd Preller t1r triiinZ ailments Pr
ViOus % coming % =. Louis. and 10 Pref
.er', OWE request undertook a. remove
structure. Prefer Wis tie cousentic- party
10 the use q eh.orni0rm, and the case VI.
one which might and does someumcs 0crur
IN any phy.lcian'- practice. PraiIer died
from The effects d the drug while under
treatment.
Maxwell sa7s biz mistake vas Ia nOs fe-
EcT'i1g tie circumstance n once; but BE-
Hl- u j strange hnt. ignorant q To- cu--
toms, md unaware thaf bis report would
serve him bad BIZ made il. Besides this.
De- Wa IN -rrat grief over the death 4 the
nm ~ whcm BE- vi. murh attached i 4
friend. u this stare % mind the thought
occurred tcai be must hide che body AMI
-Ct away. he then packed it IN the trunk
is described, AID look What mO1ey BE-
found ia Preil-r's UOu-ers-lbOur 500
nlGe AugmbcI II purchases. lni drank
.re1- lea. before having i'r California.
Questioned ty BIS counsel d" ~ lI- 81
sou arrow about The plrcr u paper -eId-
.nz so perish all traitors % ; great
cau.e -
Il wrote 70. NJ ida wa tha1 rhs
srrhori-ir- would md ir and that 10 would
Cuzz'e t-'m mil IN autopsy should De-
teid.'
.-Ul. 70 yong liza o. delay them while
sou ~ ~ getting lwly."
-. 49,
Did vo1 3, angthi1g Else With the same
object in view -
@Nea. I-1aved or nv uo1.rlche."
.Cln You tell bow hat cut came upon
liz -reasrs
"Iss. Ijfi &, with a .ci.pel, bC, can
assign no relsru i1r IT,
81 Had you when you admin stored thai
.lcrofCru Ig L--ut-n Il Aillly PE4.-
lr."
IL tad roL ST." -Wlafs4 spoke loudly
ard o. Llrrai
"Hl@ you any injection Of n!l-n,
him ="
90 had 1ot. sir
"0f dong him au7 bodily harmer
"N0."
be te-t q the testimony was taken 10
Nth Bis tlip % an Francisco. some II tlr
event, which occurred, and Bis explanation
= ,cre % the biz sr1r.e, Which he s1id
about himself 90 Dbl. IT'D ro chat ei-v.
Adjourned Until tomorrow. Whea tie IL
rect exam nation vii ne continued.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-27
Telexrnphir flashes.

\ dynlG-its. L-.togy a. valencia. spain,
x3- destroyed yesterday ~ Al explosion,
whirh also Killed Twelve men.
The Belg i'm Government has prohibited
the holding - the socialist demo nstFIfioa
arranged for June i3th IN Brussels.
r. is reported that the b.stroshai 81
Princes, Louise. eldest daughter u the
Prince u wales. % Prince oscar. i5n d
the King d sweden, viii be sc0u 0iiciiily
declared.
The French Government has oflirially
Ii.av0Wed 'he speech u the French Mn
l-ter u Lisbon cQngrltua-in- The King and
Queen upon The marriage a theft s0n %
Tie princr~s Amiir. dluEhier u rhs
Count q plri-. IL Is believed nat this ie-
ticl indicates that the orleans princes viii
- avr.iirf from France
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-27

serviax a psrse~s race unity; sAzsEsdas's's
body VS. directly fashioned BY Almighty
GEO. without any natural animal pafeafsse
81 any Rad. s1f 81 natter previously erva-
TED OF nsshfnx- and thar any eCefrine a
varfasee Herewith n a dangerucs errrr-
inazrueh ~ hy the E9ethSds 81 intcfpref'ax
the Scriptures which if must demand, and
" the consequences which. BY fair TmPi-
'cation- a win involve. " VIII lead 10 DO
bal Of the doctrine fundamental u cur
firth.
ssigEedl GEORGE ID. AExs1raNG-
r. n. sMooT.
W. +. JCyKrS.
g. 3. SrETCKLR,
l.. e. V4ss.
A. y. H0LLIFfEiE,
VI. VAN LE0y.
r. =. FULrGS.
~. y. KENNEDY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-27
MARKEr> BY TELEGRAPH.
VIEW YoaK.

IET f0Ez. NAY zS.-Costou DAN: saLss
IL cafes 1planGs. 81 g. 0rieans. T.Isc. .
consolidated net rece DLs. 3 80 oa.s. .x-
porto Grea5 brttAln. 232T oalss. zoe z
~ 800 nales. Flour uncnauzsf Ma.
e.nsed ur1 No. red. 80 - adOat. Inc
-tsa-9 I-l6c. Corn Qdlst No. :, 47akTf.,
u elevator; June 45ka4si<c. Oats al.
lover; No. :. 35i4s35a.c. Hogs unensng-,i.
Cou@'--Spot htl- EAo nOuIinal o. y e -uacLr
s1Iet and unchanged N0lasses stead.
Rice steady Cotton seed Oh, ZZaz5c- r0r
crude. 23a30c. Tor rsnne1 Rosin qui-g AZ
81. o. ssSloTs T1rpenrine. szise. II ia
rrm New Orleans. . aloe. Texas. IOS.
Y col tI4l And heavy; domestic ae..,.e. III.
35c. FORK unchanged. MIGles dan b0ax
clear g. Lard 9Il. bat nod 4loCabIg
changed IRE i.nss steafy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-27
The Gaosr rreabsss In Chicago.
nv f.s.sr-..a - fS,.. fsu-.t..

CHICAGO, Aay zs.-Thrre thousand pack
ing-houSe employees Of sydney A. keIt.
weo lnaaguraled the eiSht-hoar movement
~ the Uhion st0ek-Farts, heii a consHlEa-
uon WITH ksnt to-day. at which the Inter
agreed % continue the eight-hoar plan
anti ocsoesr ist. The men IN al the de-
Fnrfmsnfs are 10 receive nine hours' pay.
exefpl ae6rsrs whose wages were only re-
dneed fram si.7s 10 sis5 Waas eject
THIS sesioa wit have upon ether packing
hegse employers = noe known. They bad
all sBscanesd their lussnEioa TO rstasn to
tsa hoGrs 90 Jane 1t.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-27
RICHMOND TOBACCO uARKEr.

NAV 81 1898.
Lle tore u the market ,o.tay So,
some .mProVsment. bat rad ~ sas ros,
e}p1aet cc-sry % .ow a1d nss..am rrzd'.s
0t-.ers. ~ aCclou some Gne Lou 81 -.roo
tobacco vas sot vn-cn brought very fIl
prices. Lear soIi from l. 10 42c. F1r good
% -re grades ths demand vas Lively. From
present rece.p ts the breaks q suu.ccrst
stock W. bs iarZsr rrom JAlst.l4e Oh. Tae
q arset ;or otEsg grades SHOWS CD spec 4.
f-arLra
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-27
The Chinese Alarmed .

lBy Anglo-American cable % Tie D.sps;sn.
L0SDoS, Nav 2s.-Adyices from P-All
+ay that the Chinese Government IN. le-
come alarmed II Ihe sic - the Dr1i sc-si
English mission % Thiler. and Sil lsztaLt
the escort Le reduced lnd THAI tie mission
shall represent simply commercial 50iy.
9therw ~ the Thiberlns VII refuse 70 alioE
The party % enter their country.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-27
REFrxE TO esEr THE LAW.
PsiJ samsss Csavscf. Reject tire Good
oasess efsas Gsysrnsr Of UiAh.
by telegraph u tas Dtsuat.n.I

SALT LAKE, CRY, May zs.-The polyga-
nisn' IN tne Utah penirsntiary - whom
GoFsrnor West on the 1sth Instant prof
fered his good efiees in ease they would
consens 70 submit 70 the laws. have mad >
fofn'ss rxps 10 the Governor, in which
they express thsir gratitude for the IN
tsrest ne aas shown Ia tssir behalf.
BAT dsPrfeafe the ifiea u their refusal 20
psedss ooeaisnee % the laws being ssIIed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-27
Jerome PARK Races.

Nav YORK, Nay 2G.-First rlce-Dur.e
sj1o' al aSes. three quarters Of 4 nile
Ton by Rock and. Rye; Dry Mouapoie
sec0rG, Avalon third. Time. l.lss.
second Taee-Gne and oue-sixteenth
mikes Blackstone won; Brambleton sac.
ord, Refrain third Time. 1881.
TDTd raee-ail agvs. Que aud one quar-
ter mlle-won BY Mimi Colt: Rupert Sec
end. Aaumee third. Time, ALA.
Fourth raee- match, cue nile won by
Biggouet Repartee secoad. Time, LIS.
Fifth race-GEile and slxteenth-Won
by the Duke OF WestmorsiaEd; Moonshiue
second. Wind>ail third. Tune, l:5s3.
sixth rice steepiechase ever full
eUgrse-R0ry OM0Fe nFst; Disturbance
second, Dangerhsld third. Time, 5.0s.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-27
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
nrw YaKx xrucx nsRkEr.

NEW YoRx. May 2s.-rhs carry mcvnfnx
hours today sc the stock Exrhacxs we're
conspicuous sor oehing but the ouytng %
Lake shore. In kne afternoon g was joined
By xrangers and Laekswsnna and the an
Ro1pcsmsnt Of heavy increased ea<rtnzs
By the raads tn the north west. coaoletl
with TIE settlement OF the Immediate tLt-
neuitiss Ia the Central rfaffie Assnrre4iou
and tia ALLURE Of the umsosons-coak
miners strike a. helped the upward move
Eent. TIE oDeDinx wa rAshsr heayy,
generally az .sfS decline. There were some
furth err 81 ight esritnss In tae cary .easlnsS
hut uudsr the leadership OF Lake -hcFe add
81. Paul the market soou be.s me nr1l. ard
slthoGgh quiet material sfvanceeI we're
made bsfsse neon zftsr that time. however
there WAS Increased activity Al Aioez tns
tine ara favUrtfe sfocks moved up ssCicU
until tse Gloss % the board. the rGai prfees
being tue nfghsse OF the Day. TIA net re-
suit Of The Gays operations are advances
over shs vhole active LIST % amounts
sngtag from sm2a fractions 10 nearly z.
Lake Shove heats the Inst with u. -. Pau
following N. Missouri. Kansas AMI Texas
~, Northern Pacific preferred "a. New
\ 0rk q entral anf western Union s1fh 1.
and ths remainder of the iiss fractional
amounts. sales $50. 0Go shares
No9sa.-iStockS dun and STEADY money
isa2 per eect. Exchanz2-Lony. tsl.
snort. t-3. Governments neglected.
Ersztlg. -fxenange. tsT. Money. Las
per cent. Suo-rreasnry baiances-Sicid.
sl2a.asT .Gco. currency, sit, Tz3.cd0. 6oV-
ern Hents tu.i: q per cent?. l3S =. per
seu =. lei bid. state bouts quics.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-27
AICTIoS SALES TO-DAY.

+. THOMSON BEOWS Z Co, s.. p NJ
cnoire Ma.l-irrest property corner
Na.l AID -ey=Gtl street..
Z 4. FDX = -" ''.'E N cabpaIe-
Dsa- .-.f
Is %.
- ~ - 80 = > MAYO. iGll H. 81. loo..bais
GlIs-p'aats. Oh ga q .,n,. e''~sla' os'i'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-27
Rsvenuss Of the Governments

WASHINGTON. Mly 2G.-The revenues %
t1e Government for this month are 1earlv
SI1.9OO.000 in excess Of expenditures
curing the same period. luj Treasury
officials are encouraged 90 believe there
viii BE- comparatively 'lrZe decrease %
The pubic drbC-aboUr So go 600
The pubic Offices VIII be- cluseG % deco
rl.iC n-Jlv
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-27
,or c,p.,esrel C,rll,1ea warfare.

D = TaIHF u % JIG LsIAIEl.I
WA-ErSgrON. Nav a. 1thing .kn0wu
10 the War Department. in rr-1rf CD tae &C.
rorred action q General Mics in Offering
rewards For tle eapmcr ~ renegade
Arsche> dead or alive. 10 B., ,rI'rt tbar. +
,Ccn is thr ease. DO &, N art for which zen
era Miles d alone responsible. and iaai 10
N.I not ie -ancu0ned by the Wlc Deplrt-
uen-. There are no funds lVlIIa5ie for
.seh purpose, and 't "a said. further, that
such course would not he considered
civilized w-riare even against .ioOd-salrsry
.1ys-a-