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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-21

s,1c.: virxinia shoulders. sc.: viyinte
bsins fancy. 1<tc.; suEsr-cund. lSHet
hui sides, oi{c.; bulk shoulders. @Hc.. -
buckets: tainted. two hoops, ILL.,
$3.50: three hoops, si.soasi 49,. 49,.
strings, S2sss four strings t2ae6. -.
Baskets: Willow, sifSssl.so pr nsss'
split, s0a7sc. per dozen. A. a
Coifee: Rio common. easxc: nn
prime, iohaiic.: LAgusyrs. ssAioo'' sH'-'
Candies: Adsmsntlns candies loaioN
per set, ls,fc. per pound; ha'f'poS's' A''.'
'1 Cheese: Northern snd western prime
Fish: Herrings--Norfh Carolina Ore
new, ss.25; North Carolina Cus, .Ns
Eastern, ss.25at4, Nackerel-So. reg
half-barres. sis; No. 2, In barrels y; No.;
kits. $50; No. q. In kits. si.ss: NO. D
Lard: Prime barrels ana tierces 7s<e.:
30 and oo-pound tin cans, TIC. .nn.-
Matches: eos. 65a75c. per pack; zovS
sessa.so gross; sOOs ss.assls.7s; 5000
Molssses: Common -Hosshesaa.
1sc.: tierces. lsc.: barrels. lsc. GENUINE
golden syrup. 25aSoc. Per gallon; New Ut
leans prime, 4n9$5c.
Rice: Carolina. Base.
saIt. Liverpool. from store. si.s5: ground
alum. from store soe per sack.
grannlsted. e4.c.; A, Sc; on A, eSc.; yei.
low sl4as4c.; cut-loaf INC.
Soap: Common, sas4c. best washing,
7sssc.; toilet, i5a2oc. and fancy prices;
Teas: Black, 2,a5oc.: imperial. 95s7sc.;
gnnpowder 35c All.
Tu6s: Cedar si.5oas2. sosss nest; pine.
wsshboaris: wooden. s5c.asi.2s; zinc,
HIpEs. LEATHER. &C.
Hides. Green. 4a5c. wet-salted. 7,esetc
dry -salted, 1ssisc.: dry flint, l4aloe.
Leather: Rough leather, 20s25c.; city
finish harness. sOassc. country-nnish bar.
ness. 2ba2Sc.: light upper. city 1uish, go
Boo: country finished upper, zoasoc.; nem-
lock sole, i9a25c.; oak sole. soassc.
Tanners OIL: Newfoundland cod, 35zssc.
gallon.
IRON. STEEL NAILS. 90.
Iron American refined, Old Dofnion bar,
sl.75: English and ANGLICAN sheet, 50
DC, swedes. hammered \Assc.; hoop.
Nails: Old Dominion. s2.i5 for 400 kegs.
for standard size.
Plough castings: wholesale, &C.; retail.
&c. per pound
Rope Manila hest, l5c.; Jute, 7tasc.
LIQUORS. WINES. &C.
Ale: Scotch (best brands), plnts. si.sos
Handles: Domestic, s.Ioasi.oo; fruit.
75c.ssi apple, new. si.joasi75; Virginia
peach, cl.10atzxo, -
Rye Whkkeys: Medium, si.soae2; pure
old S3as4 Virginia mountain, new, u. Toa
So; old, s2ae3 and upwards.
Gin: Domestic. I.l0asi.So; imported,
so. 5Oase.75 per case.
New England Rum sl.50aSl.65.
Rectihed Whiskeys; siasl.oO.
LUMBER. SLAVES, &c.
Lumber: White oak. cut TO order eioa
$40 per 1000; on market s9asl2.oo; per
900: Western Virginia poplar, sisas9e
per GOO: West Virginia white pine, sl5e
s35 per 1000: yellow pine-rough boards.
Sc dry clear sl2asi5: Ioist, ssaslo, ac-
coIding 10 size and lengths. Shinsies-t1ne,
81. 75as2 so; cypress. 6-iDch, stas6 per
600; ssps. sfa5s Laths-Splt, 81 sawed
el.75as2 per 900.
slaves: Mhiskey barrel timber, green.
slsaS2O per 1000. seasoned. s20as2o per
1000. Machine slaves. s6.5oas7: turned
heading, &c. per set. Flour barrel poles, ~
sS6 Hogshead- hoops zoe. bundle. Market
exceedingly dull with very few buyers, ~
prices quoted.
SEED.
Clover: so.75as7.25.
Timothy: s2.25as2 so.
OiChard-Gnss sl.60ps2.
Herd Grass use.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-21


SiouX-Warrior Black Horse and his
sqllaw roamed dsconsolately through Cas-
tie Garden yesterday. For two years, with
nine companions. the couple have been eX.
hibIting through Europe. Berlin being
the last place where they satisfied the
curiosity Of the inhabitants 10 gaze
upon the noble red man. Black Horse
lOnged for the wIlds Of bis native Dakota.
and going to Bremen, he inrustcd his
landlord with 400 marks with which 10 pre-
pay the passage Of himself and squaw ria
the State Line Cf steamships to DeldWOOd.
They arrived on the State Of Nebraska yes
terday. and then discovered that they were
booked only 10 New York. Clerk Nj
glut,ch accompanied Black Horse to the
State Lire. where II was found that 40
marks had been received for the passage OF
the couple. Black Horses landlord j.
therefore gamer by go marks.
Black Horse was in u terrible quandlry
The fare to DeadwOod would cost him
s9j. 80. about S9j more than H. possessed.
Finally he was sent 10 the Quartermlster'>
Department, No. 80 West Houston street.
TO find IL re was still ward OF the nltion
OF II be bad forfeited that position by his
absence from the country. lie will visit
the Department again this morning 10 learn
the QuartcrmaSter' decision. II he y still
4 ward he will be transported TO Dakota: ;
il not. Black Horse is doubtful what will
become OF himself and his squaw.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-21
TeieRrnDhic Flashes.

Professor Timothy Dwight has been
elected president Of Yale College.
The men in eighteen pI9ning-miIl, in T..
Louis have struck for higher wage-.
The natives in the River Tanna district,
East Africa. haze murdered Missionary
HOughtOu and his wife near LamOO.
Among those who have successfully
stood examinations for cadetships At the
Naval Academy at Annapolis Is j. VI.
Blankenship, Of Virginia.
Colonel John Il. Folsom. grandfather Of
Miss Fannie Folsom. whom II is said Pre-
.ident Cleveland H. to marry, died We'd
nesday at Folsomdale, Erie county.
The Republican papers Of Paris are
strongly opposed % permitting the Orleans
Princes 10 remain on French territory, and
combine in raising the cry OF Expel the
Princes"
The United Ireland declares there are
Nationalist sufficient IN any town OF
Ulster to whip the rag.tag and bobtail
Orangemen into good behavior, provided
the police will stand aside.
Application for stay Of execution OF
Judgment In the Alderman JaehDe bribery.
case was argued before Judge Daniels in
the Supreme Court Of New York yesterday
afternoon. The motion was denied. and
Jaebne will be taken 10 Sing Sing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-21
The Chicago Mountaineering.

CHICAGO, May 30.--The centre Of attrac-
ton around the Criminal Court building
this morning was a number Of the printers
who were employed on the Arbeifer Zel-
hng previous to the mountaineering. They
were called TO testify as to who wrote and
.et up the " Revenge" circular, which In
cited the riot.
II i highly probable that Officer Me-
Nulty, Of the police. who was shot in the
HaymaTket riot, will die.
LOUIS Lingg, the young man who i sup
posed 10 have manufactured the dynamite
bomb used in the Haymarket riot, is still
under the closest custody. Captain
>chonck, who arrested him. SAID 0-tay that
Lingg had confessed to him that he was a
born Anarchist, and he came 10 this coun-
Try from Zurich, switzerland, with the in
tentiOn Of spreading anarchy. He came
here Inst August and Immediately a,,o-
clated himself with the leaders Of the An
archist party. "Lingg isa well-educated
young man." said Captain schenck. " lie
Is only twenty two-years OF age, but be l.
learned beyond his age"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-21
Debate On Parliament on the Arms Act

LONDON. May 20.-John Morley, Chief
Secretary for Ireland. moved the second
reading OF the arms act. He explained
that the act was intended to restrict the pos
sessing, carrying. and importing Of arms.
Nobody in the proclaimed district could
carry arms without license. Although cases
OF outrage bad greatly diminished IN
number since 1881. Il was necessary 10
prolong the act Of that year in view Of the
present excited state Of rarity feeling in the
north Of Ireland. No act could prevent the
commission OF planned muir
der. The true use OF the act was 10 pre-
vent the growth Of the practice OF carrying
arms on occasions Of fairs. markets, pro-
CcSsions, and other gatherings.
In conclusion. he asked all lovers OF or
der TO support the measure. Parnell com
planned that the powers OF the act had been
injuriously used in two directiOns-first.
10 harrass and annoy the Nationalist; Sc.
cond. to deprive the farmers of guns In
tended for soaring birds away from
growing crops. conservative laugh.
teri He urged that the net be
applied mpartially IN diSarming Orange
men as well a. Nationalist lCbeers. J
The Orangemen have shown by their acts
and by the utierauces OF their leaders that
they were disposed to slaughter, or to
attempt TO slaughter, those who diff
fered from them in political opinion.
ICheers.l He would not say that Lord
Salisbury, Lord Randolph Churchill. and
Chamberlain really intended TO promote
murder, but their words would certainly
have no other effect.
Bradlaugh condemned ChurchilPs
speeches In Ulster as dangerous and trea-
sonable.
Lord Randolph Churchill repudiated the
insinuatlon that he had melted the people
Of Ulster 10 murder. He had merely
pointed out that the placing Of the Ulster
ties in the power OF the Dublin Parliament
must result in civil war. lie quoted the
speeches OF Gladstone and Sir Henry James
IN an effort to prove tina. the people were
justified IN refusing 10 submit 10 the trans
fer of authority from an efficient to an in
efficient government.
The arms act finally passed a second
reading BY a vote Of 303 to 50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-21
Ten Hours Wanted.
lBy telegraph to the Dispatcl

10y ltlN-ihHAA ~ AAp iSiofaANAf
CHICAGO. May Pop. u. Armour said
last evening: ave viii give our men
notice some time before the end OF the
month that we desire to return 10 the old
tcn-hour system or shut up. There will be
no .irikc. nor i, II lockout. II i, not a
blum. but simple business declaration.
We cannot run unless at the old hour and
prices, and do not intend to make any fuss
tlout IT. Tue packers have come 10 this
agreement" When thi, statement was
made known 10 Nicc-president NcElyOtt,
II the Trades Assembly. he simply re-
marked, That's just what feared
McEllyott j. one Of the committee which
organized the packers. and waited on the
. employers 10 obtain their answer on the
proposition in the first place. II have
been TO three delcgate-meetings n the
stock-yards this week" he continued,
land will be only fair to the men when
! say they have been expecting this move
ment an along. The hot-beaded ones
wanted to strike for their demand, but
wise counsels prevailed. and after three
nights discussion the men have decided %
offer 10 work eight hours for eight hours
ray rather than 20 back 10 the old system.
fear that the packers will not accept even
those terms. Is makes ne fearful for the
Cight-hour movement"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-21
KILN. CONGRESS-.
WASHINGTON, May 20, 1886.
Senate.

The staten.IsIand bridge bill was laid
before the senate, and Mr.. Mcpherson re-
.umed his speech against the bill as report
ed and in support Of his amendment pro-
yiding for a tunnel instead OF a bridge.
Messrs. Frye, Vest, and Dolph argued in
favor of the bridge project.
AT . O'Clock the bankruptcy Oil was
placed before the Senate. and temporarily
laid aside 10 permit continued eonsidera-
ton Of the bridge bill.
An amendment, offered by Mr.. Vest, was
agreed TO, authorizing the secretary OF
War. n be should deem any alteration OF
the bridge necessary, or the entire removal
Of the bridge necessary, 10 avoid oestruc-
ton TO commerce, TO order It's alteration or
removal at the expense OF the owners, and
n The bridge be not finished within two
wears The right to build shall cease and de-
termlne.
MIR. McPheYson's amendment for tun'
mel instead Of BRIDGE was rejected
yeas. s; nays. 40.
After fu-iber debate and the voting down
Of some amendments the bin was passed b.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-21

day that Parsons and companion had
gone through Tallahassee and we're bound
for either Cedar Keys or Tampa, aud we're
supposed 10 be heading for Cuba, as !
steamer leaves both the ports mentioned
for Havana. A return telegram was sent
for description OF Parsons. and the de-
scnption telegrapbed back tailed precisely
with that OF Parsons. The Anarchist was
recognized at station called Baldwin. but
was not apprehended. II Parsons sailed
Wednesday from Cedar Keys 1t Is thought
be can be anprehended.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-21
Rains I'm North Carolina.
lBy telegraph TO the Dispatcl

RALEIGH, n. c., May co. Phenomenally-
heavy rains have fallen in the Western and
Piedmont sections OF the state since Mon
day. A part OF the great bridge over the
Yadkin river on The North Carolina rail.
road. near Salisbury, is washed away. seye-
raj washouts on the Atlanta and Charlotte
Airline are reported. aud some damage
was done to the Atlantic, Tennessee aud
Ohio railroad. News has Just been re-
ceiyed OF railway accident caused by the
deraliment OF train near Alexsnder's, on
the Western North Carolina railroad.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-21
PiulicO Races.
[By telegraph TO the Dispatch. !


BALTIMORE, MD., May 20.-Ilcayy rain
fell Just before the first race, and the track
was wretchcdly bad.
First race-three quarters OF a mile dash,
all ages Straihspey won; Bess second,
Lord Lorne third. Time, l:l9.
Second Chesapeake stakes, for
tbree-year.old tllies, mile and quarter
Leiretia won; Bandala second, Strategy
third. Time. 2:29.
Third race handicap sweepstakes. mile
and furlong-Dry Monopole won; Bea.
consfield second, Bessie last. Time, 2:0j
Fourth race-PeytOn handicap stakes
all ages, mile and Savannah
won; Ten Booker second. swift third.
Time. ?:lj.
Fifth race selling race, one mle-Bon
ME :. won; Red Buck second, Boehme
third. Time. l:iS4.
Sixth racc-stceplc chase, mile and a
bali, for horses used IN hunting-iield',
wClter wcightS-FeathCr and Demonstrated
fell, and Feather broke his neck-Brae-
wood won; Hostage second, Tom Brown
third. Time, 800.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-21
AMessage Prom the Queen.

by Anglo American cable tothe Dispatch.
LONDON, May 2).-Generl sir Frederick
Pon,onby, the Queens private secretary,
delivered to Mr.. Gladstone to-day a Tong
message from the Queen.
The PdH- NdH Gdzehe says Mr.. Cham
berain, by hi curt refusal 10 entertain in
direct oyertures from Gladstone through
Baron Ilcr,chell, Lord High Chancellor,
has closed the door to any chance OF recon-
citation between himself and Gladstone.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-21
Decision ia a Railroad Case.
GBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l

TTJ IVItgTUPu 70 VIV I'7F----
CHARLESTON, May 20.-In the United
states CiIcuit Court Chief-Justice Waite
has filed decree dismi>sing the bill OF the
complainants in the case OF the Central
Trust Company Of New York. trustee OF
the mortgage securing the frst-mortgage
bones Of the Columbia and GreenYille
Railroad Company, against G. o. Mar
shall. treasurer OF Rlchland county, as to
the cOnstltutionality Of an act OF the state
Legislature authorizing tax on the rail-
ROAD company for the support OF the Rail-
road Commissioners.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-21
Tracking Parsons.
tBy telegra ph 10 the Dispatch.

PITTSBURGH. PA, May 20.-A registered
letter was sent from Coal Valley last FRI
day to Mrs.. Lucy Parsons, OF Chicago, the
wife q the noted Anarchist. II was thought
before that Parsons was hiding with friends
in honongahela Valley.
CHICAGO, May 20.-The Daily Nelrs Is In
receipt OF information which IL deems
positive respecting the whereabouts OF the
fugfiye Anarchist Persons. The sheri1
at Tallahassee, Fla, telegraphed last Tues
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-21

riro-rooe vote rs reported from the
committee, with the sole addition oil MI.
Vests amendment.
The Toll-call on ono OF the amendments
disclosed the fact that no quorum yoten'
but A. there was clearly quorum 10 tne
chamber Several senators who were paired
having refrained from voting The cali LOT
The yeas and nays was BY unanimous con-
sent withdrawn.
The bankruptcy bill was then laid before
the Senate; and at $40 p. NJ. the Senate
adjourned.
House of Representatives.
Mr.. Holman. Of Indiana. from the Com
mitiee on Appropriations. reported the
executive, legislative, and judicial appro-
puation bill. and II was referred 10 the
Committee Of the Whole.
MIR. Breckinridge, Of Arkansas, from the
Committee OF WAYS and Means, called up
The bill providing That for the period OF
hye years no mackcrel other than thar
known as Spanish mackerel caught be-
tween :he lst o. March and the lat OF June
shall be imported or landed in the United
states.
MIR. Breckinridge made brief EXPLAIN
ration Of The bill, and Mr. Hewitt. Of New
York. stated his intention Of speaking
against t.; therefore. in order 10 clear the
way Tor other business, the consideration
Of the bill was postponed until tomorrow,
and the House went into Committee OF the
Whole (Mr Hammond in the chair on the
senate amendments TO the post-ofiice APP
preparation bill.
The amendment setting apart $4,000 OF
the appropriation for the free-deliycry ser
vice for The establishment OF the free
delivery system in cities where II il not
now established concurred in; the
amendment non-concurred In which au-
thorZes the observation-disclosures TO contract
for inland aud foreign steamboat service
" hen II can DE combined In one rottc
also. the amendment increasing by $4,000
tie AUTHORIZATION for the railway post
Office ear service. The amendment con-
cured IN increasing from S25l,1 10
Sa0l. 900 the appropriation for neces sary
and special facilities on trunk lines.
The iorcign-mai. Amendment
having been reached, Nr. Blouui, OF
Georgia. moved non-concurrence in H.
4 number Of amendments were Oh red,
all OF which were rejected after debate.
The recommendation of the committee
were all agreed to without division with
The exception OF the fOIeign-mail-sp'Yi
amendment, which was nOD-cOncurrl in
hy vote Of yeas us. nays 80. TIL an
nouncomeut Of the result was received
with a round Of applause from the Demo-
cratic side. The bill and amendments will
now be- sent 20 the senate and Then 20 to
conference committee.
The House then, n O'Clock, adlOusded.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-21
Mount Etna's ERUPTION
lBy Anglo-Amerlcan cable to the Dispatch

lBy Anglo-Americsn cable to the Dispatch.
CArANIA, SICILY, May 20.-The eruption
Of Mount Ktna is increasing in proper
lions. and there i serious danger 10 the
town Of Monte ROS>O from the flow Of
lava. Measures are being taken for the
rescue Of the inhabitants. Vast columns
OF flame are issuing from the crater Of the
volcano and present most imposing
sDectarle
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-21
DeDosed.
INV teIearauh fniha nisnafc

lBy telegraph to the Dispatcn.l
MONTGOMERY, Ala, May 20.-Franci'
VI. Taylor, probate Judge Of winston
county, was impeached IN the Supreme
Court yesterday. II was charged that D..
wiliuIly neglected TO serd in the lists OF
licenses issued and TO pay over TO the state
the proceeds thereof. A plea OF gullty
was entered by the defendant through hls
counsel. The court rendered Judgment
deposing him from Office.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-21
nAxINE INTELLuaENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. MAY 20. Isss.


steamer Wyanoke. Halphers. New YORK.
merchandise and passengers, George W.
Allen q Co., agents.
steamer Guif stream, kimball. Phiiadel-
phiA merchandise aud Passengers. J. w.
MeCsrrick, agent.
steamer Ariel. Deyo. Norfolk, United
States mail, merchandise aud passenge
l.. h. Tatum. agent.
Schooner Harriet Thomas, -. New York.
coal. :. IL. Halves.
schooner Elias Moore. fa,kenberg. New
York. coal. Crump 4 West.
schooner A. II. schultz, Byrd. New York.
kslnit. IS. o. Tinsley a Go.
SAILED.
schooner Il. q. Egleton. Phillips. Norfolk,
truek x. barrels; vessel, Curtis q Parker.
Schooner Herbert 4. Fisher, Salem. coal.
Chesapeake and ohio railway.
PORT OF VIEWPOINTS NEWS. MAY aorH.
tBy telegraph
ARRIVED.
steamship Richmond. Boaz. West Point,
aud sailed for New YORK.
Schooner l.. J. Lewis. Toxpssnd. BAlti-
Schooner Mary FcsIand. Clark. Ssw IA.
ven.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-21
Base. Bali Yesterday.
nv taiagra nh IN tho nHsnatph

Brooklyn: Brooklyns, 0; Piitsburghs. l..
staten Island Metropolitan,, l; 81.
Louis, :.
Chicago Chic1gds, 10; Nationals, ;.
Detroit: DttToits. ,; PhildephiS, o.
Baltimore: Baltimore-, :; Cincinnatis,
).
Kansas City: New Yorks, 4; Kansas
City,. ,.
II. Louis: Il. Louis. g; Bost0ns, ,.
Chattanooga: Chattanooga, .; Angus
p.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-21
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
new Yogk STOCK MaakEr.

NEw YORK. May 20.-The market this
morning gave no sign OF any change IN ths
situation. the only feature being Weakness
in New York Central, following the state
ment for the quarter, but the stock was
supported and quickly resained It's tone.
In the afternoon, however. there was con-
spicuous buy ing OF st. Paul aud q rumor
quickly gained credepce that Armour was
buying stock. There was q rush TO cover
and prices responded quickly. The re-
mainder OF the market yrppathized. and
prices moved up all along the line and the
market closed firm. Jersey Central ana
Iackawanpa are each up Is. 50. Paul IL.
Louisville and Nashville. Northwestern,
and Western Union each TX, and other ac-
tive stocks fractional amounts. Sales
ESQ, 200 shares.
NooY.-stocSs dull ana heavy. Money.
1ka2K per cent. Exchsnge-long, $685.;
short, 4ssh. Governments neglected.
Ecening. 4s6H. Money, ltaz
per cent. sub-Treasury Dalences-Sold'
si2s, $4,000; currency, sl2 ,Dse:O00. Cow
eTDments dull; 4 per cents. 1854; per
cents 1907 bid. state bonds quiet.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-21
LATE WEATHER REPORT.
IRv taie0ra nh IN tha Disnatch

WASHINGTON, May Eli A. NJ For
Virginia, fair heather, nearly stationary
temperature, riRdS shifting 10 northeast.
cru and becoming rdrtable.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-21
Murderer Hanged.

IBy telegraph TO the Dispateh.l
RoSDorT, n. Y. May 20.-Louis Willet
alias Charles Crosley was hanged In the
jail At Kingston al 9:lj O'Clock this morn
ing for the murder Of Edwin kllland on
January !, 1854. Willet died easily.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-21
Took nm Overdose OF Paregorie'
Especial Telegram To the DispAtch.

PETKRsBuRG, Va, May 20.-M the
Farmers House. q boarding establlshm nj
Mr.. 4. b. Smith, OF Prince George county;
was found unconscious In bed. He hiu
taken an overdose Of paregoric. To-nIsn'
he Il expected TO die.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-21
GRAIN AND corruN ENCH,NGI

GRAIN AND COrTUN ENCHtNGE.
RICHMOND, May 20, 1886.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT ,i0s bushels.
CORN.-l,4s0 bushels.
MIILSTCFF.-2o tons.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-Mixed, ], SOS bushels on private
terms.
CoRs.-white. 500 bushels very good at
50c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-21
Georgia Democratic Convention.
fBy telegraph to the Dlspatch.I

ATLANTA. GA, May 20.-The State Demo-
cratic Executive Committee has called 2
state Democratic Convention to meet in
Atlanta July 18th.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-21
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

hAi ZUt 1850,
Sales to-day were again chiefly OF com
mon grades, with the closing out OF some
lots In soft order IN brights. Dark tobaccos
are thought TO he hrmer under light re-
ceipts, though II is difficult TO see why.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-21
Nine Years and Ten Months for Alder
mun Jsenue.

iBy telegraph TO the Dispatcn.l
NAV YORK. May 20.-Aldermsn Jaebne
was this morning sentenced by Judge Bar
re,i 10 nine years and ten moatas In Sing
Sing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-21
PIONEER TRANSFER COMPANY.

III ANINU EF EN- FAOILI II CAN
IL TRANSFER all kinds OF Goods. Safes,
and Machinery at the shortest notice.
Also. FURNISH OMSIBUSES and Top
WAGONS for Sunday. school and other pic
ME psrtles. CYHUS BOSSIkUX,
Tobacco Exchange Building.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-21
FLOUR.
COTTON REPORT.

We quote; Fine, s27bas3; superrns,
ssas9.50: extra, s3.7jae4; family, s+a
s4.76; patent family. country, s5.25aS6.73.