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TOSSED BK A BULL
An AIexsudrian Eurprisod-A We'd
ding.

An AIexsudrian EurOrisod-A We'd
ding.
Special telegram TO tbs nispatch.l
ALEXANDRA, VA, May 2i--Mr. William
Graves, Who resides near Battery Rodser',
recently purchased q tine young bull for
breeding purposes. After supper Yesterday
discovering toe animal damaging bis garden.
be- proceeded towards Il FOR the purpose OF
turaiBg 1t int0 his back lot. Going near,
Dir. Graves was uBsx pectedly attacked, over
taken, and tossed high across ditch, falling
bard. After pausiug the irate beast crossed
over and mgds aDstber bat Intellectual lunge
al Mr.. Graves, who, coming 70 bis senses,
rolled over iato the ditch and crawled speedi-
" into an aperture, remainiag there uDtI
succor arrived.
Mrs. sarah stesrns, vell-known hdy oil
First Ward. is reported dying.
Mv Wjn FAelin and Miss Eva Manning, a
wolLknown Maryland couple, were welded
a. Acc0keeL- church yesterday.
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Markets BY TELEGRAPH
NEY YORK.

NEw YORK, May 4.-Co,ton arm; sales to-day,
"a bales: uplsRds. i0c-; Orleans lo9e.; net
receipts. A5iI Oaios: eXPSris-to Great Britain,
II. rs bRlss; 10 France, +2s3 bales 10 tho Centi-
nest. g. 0ss sales; stock, NA35s palss. soushsra
Gour Quiet asd uachEaEed. Wheat aSsut L.
higher. sith soma demand from shippsrs; 40.
rsd. Nay. ~ .ssjHc: June, sstse3he Cora
ysak. IN some cases trihs lever; No. 2 NAY,
s5aG5 &c: June. G3aCfsc oats hAbc Aifhsr
aud fairly sctvo; No. 2. June. % .a:se. July.
35H.c Hops quiet asi sasy. Cosee-FaR RE
nrn stSIs.e5: options higher and fairly scuys;
No. Ris. Nay. Sl4GaslAs5; June, tlab9
SlGe5. Sugar sdisI; fair refining. sAc; refined
hrHl. C. bic: extra c. 81, a. kc. "a A. sS l-lsc
mould A, &c: standard A, sc; cOafsctleasrs'
A, CSC cu,-ioaf and crushed, e.. po"asrea,
~. grAaulatsa. sllc.; cubes, 10. holassss quiet
and STEADY RICE STEADY. Pstroleum QUIZ !
crude, in barrels. 6iasi.c.: ronned, 1fc. AL
srounf COtton-seed ol-42c. for crude; a6s a
4gr FOR rehnsd. Tsllow stoasy. kosia dull Al
81 goayi.2s. Turpentine dull az &c. WOOL
DUN and heavy; domestic nsscc, ela3oc. pulled,
fssi9s.c.: Texas. i81l9'. Pork active ane Era I;
mss,. tiiaSlf50 for cid. Beefquiet sud steady.
Cut-nasets nrrn; picked bellies. 1he hidaies
dull and nominal Lara clssed steady; western
steam. $50; June, ssgs13G; July, taS5sss.Sa.
Freights dull
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other. The Democrats left no doubt OF their
purpose 10 decay action, though fibusterlng
in the accepted sense ~ The term was NOT
undertaken. Late In the afternoon Mr..
Jones, OF Arkansas, moved Ia adjourn over
til Monday. and the yeas and nays were or
dered. The division was upon strict party
lines, and the motion was lest by tie vote.
Mr. Morgan then took the floor and an
nounced his inteution 10 talk till Saturday
night, whcreupon the Senate adjourned TIL
tO.mOlrON
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS slatl.tics.

IEy teloFIaph % llo IlsNA''I-I
WASHINGTON. May - The lutcrnal'rcye-
nue. collections for the first ten montbSo 'he
fiscal YER ending Juue 80, ISIS. amount 20
slo0. 4C6. 452. being m increase OF - lj3.3'1
oyerthe collections during TIE 'pondins
period Of the prevou, fiscal yesr. The -
ccipfs were aS follows: Spirits, $jj,o'J.3jl 80
,ncreasc, S3I0L1lS; tob.cco, s2@,oC3.Ol'-
increase. .,&5,Ol3; fcrm"nted tQuors,
SIS. t5lI7I-mcr-a.e. Sl@O2 S23; oi,omr-
s.riue. jreGC61--mcr,asc, c>b,j,1; banks,
bankers. etc, ellt4-dccrea,c. s3l14; ms
celhneous. $40 rs decrease. t09 9jj' Ihe
aggregate receipts for April. 1855. were
SGgg.e6, less tnsu hose for Apr'L 1881, there
beir, decrease in the collection on e,efy
Ob,rc, OF taxation,
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Ts.uo,ysee win NssIn,erfere.

10y Angl0-Amerlcan cable 70 the Dispat;b.l
DUBLIN. May A.-At a meeting Of the Cor.
psratlsn To-day the Lord Mayor read a tels-
gram from Archbishop Walsh, ds,ed Rome,
a. follows:
" Assure the municipal authorities OF Dub
lin that all apprehension Of interference ~
the Holy See In Irish political affairs Is
groundless. The cause ~ ireland bas no.
thing to fear from Leo Kill Accep, my
most distlnct assurance upon this point.
Protest by all means ST your command and
IN tire strongest terms against the action OF
hostile Journals whica Insult TIE Holy see
by representing the Poatiil as political par-
tisan, aHd Of the same time make y plain
that As Iyishnen aud Catholics you sSe not
70 be nisied BY any such devices q toe enc
mics OF the nationality aud faith Of Ire
iaudb
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AGnnrof rrixhray Eobbers.

1sDecIal telegram @ Ihs DIspaIch.I
CHARLESTON, WEST VA, May "A gang
OF road.aeent. are said 10 inicst the region
I'm the neighborhood Of uauhn county. A
Young man named Watson, clerk In the store
Of Wysong & Noel at the falls Of Guyan, was
returning 10 that place fron Hsmin Mon
day evening, and when near home he was
met By TWO masked men who, WITH drawn
reyolyer4, demanded what Valuabes he bad
upon bis person, which he promptly de-
nyered. The robbers then went on towards
Hamlln. f. is believed they are the - Berry
Bows" one Of whom Is wanted IN Boone
county for depredations committed there,
and who u believed 60 be the party who
stole a gun from Mlls's store at BlrDours-
vile last Friday evening.
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FINANCIAL.
NEW YORK. BALTIMORE. AND Bica'
MoED STOCK KxcEAEGsa
Grain, Provision. Cotton. Tobacco. Tur-
pentins, Resin, Tar. ana
Peanut Martssk
rgy telegraph to II. Dlsp.tcaI


NEW YoRK, Nay a-Ths opening OF the stock
market this sorsisg was somewhat ieveIta
and Irregular though most Of the active us. 49,
frOn Ra8 per cent above last evenings esos'et
aEures Several favorable factors had tns o.,
feet OF advancing the general iiss for frscaesal
smeunts during the forsaoon- st. fanl VS.
still a disturbing factsR. and Fort "orts ana
Denver was especially weak, dropping > per
cent Before the cloee Missouri PAcinc, Unloe
Pacific. aad Delaware and auason were hs
'stroug stocks Of tbs morning. Though the gains
In none OF tAsm exceeded = par coat Senin
IN So Paul began shortly after neon, well-
known house leading OF with large onsrings,
and the traders Joined In. Woakners seon
spread 10 ne rest OF the list and Reading toll
lowed 81 Paul very closely, thetrs stocks dsiRg
over half ths business transacted il was an
n0uncod that Nav England was 10 be broksn De-
fore tho close, and furious stack vss made on
that sick nexL and e yielded readily. tss de-
cline en- u being ucxf % Fort Werta- ths heaviest
OF tho day. Activity In The market by the iss1
hour had become great. aud eofas stsp-sroers
we're uncovered hsiOre the close, when had .
stll more dlscourazing eject upon the euIls.
Other events however. were partly re.pensibl
for ths decline--tne fresh engagements OF Soid
for export accom- panied by sundry dfluistmg
rum0rs and continued pressure. The market
bscsrns more quiet before the cloae. which. how.
ever. was R.tive and weak 81 about the lo"es'
prices OF the day. Total SALES, 2S3.OOO shares.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-25
Terrible storm an Tcxa~.

ny t4I0Ffaph 10 Ite UIHpaIVH'I
C0RslcANA, IaNA., Nay 2A.-One 81 the
woist storms that ever visited this section
occurred las night. The storm began al L
O'Clock add 60 tluued for hiif au hour The
damage 10 business and residence property
Will exceed $4,000; damage 10 crops can
not he e,umaied, but IS very great.
Oyers dozen buildings were unrooied. the
dry.gOOds establishment Of A. Fox &
Brother su-lAiu a los Of $4,000. About
dozen small houses were demolished. No
lives were LOST The c0lored Methodist
church aud Ojd-Felows' ball we're blown
10 pieces. and nearly all the trees in The city
and for miles around were blown down.
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to the President and Ms. Cleveland were
L.

10 the President and Mrs. Cleveland were
warmly recsiyed.
Rev. Samuel J. Niccells, ID. d., Of St
Louis, mode a very vigorous address on
preaching to the masses. The real way 70
reach the people. he said, was Tor the
preacher 10 20 ont 10 them.
The closing address was made by Hon.
Bennett II. Yeusg, Of Louisville, n.y., who
spoke eloquently and earnestly on lay EFFORTS
among the masses.
The centennial celebration closed with
immense missionary msss-neetings IN the
Academy OF Music and Horticultural Nall.
Governor Alfred Moore Scales, OF North
Carolina, presided at the Academy meeting.
An address on home missiens was made BY
Rev. George 2. Hays, OF CINCINNATI, and
one on ioreiga missions by Rev. Matthew
Hale Houston, d. D., OF Baltimore, cemmis-
soner OF the Southern Assembly.
Rev. Charles l.. Thompson, ID. d.. oil
Kansas CiLy. delivered an eloquent address
on " Historic Presbyterian Characters," ana
the closing address was by Rev. Jerry
WitherspOOn, d. D., Of Nashville, Tenn.
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rae acETHNTEsT.
a Heavy Zaip-roSscco-Coiiision-
rs...,.i .,a-s,r.r, q tina Disnatrhl


Special selegraIa q tho Disra,chl
CHEisYIAysBsr0. Va. Nay IA very
heavy rain fen here on the22d aud 2Ji. CA
thc trst day ne fab was liz snd on the
second dag 1.05-total III inches. The
weather has remained cold until to-day.
From conversation with Floyd farmers
aud that their toaaec)-pants were seriously
iahirea By the ~, snd that they had already,
des pite the cold weather, planted some ~
their crep, but INST thesant was not good
Hon. A. A. Phegar has been aosent Al
Roanoke CITY for several days.
Nessr.. sullivan and Junkln' have been
70 Washington reIauve 10 retaining the post-
sfllcc nc the Montgomery White. The post
Office has been at Bic Tunnel during tue
winter, and the postmaster, for the conVe-
nence Of tue Spricgs, boz removed u there
during the summer. For some reason hs
refuses 20 do 50 this season. There VIII 10
no question however, but that the office will
be there as usual
There was another collision OF freight trains
on the Norfolk ond Western NOT iar from
BIC spring. one engine was mashed en-
urelY and The other damaged. 40 h'cs
we're lost.
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Mother and Chiia Killed.

lUJ ItIoIIHIl u IIIH II7p'sIIII'I
ElGGN, ILL, May 24.-Mrs. K. {. Kruger,
living ON North state street, was killed yes
terday m irving % rescue her eighteen.
n. n,hs cd child from an approaching freight
uain on me Northwestern railroad. The
child bad wandered from the house out to
the track and was also killed, being struck
inst Is she reached IL,
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strike efswitchmon.
rr t.lerrapn . Ihe DispAlcn.l

Los ANGELES, CAL, Nay "a The switch
men emplo, cd IN the Soutbern Pacific yards
in tnis cilv struck last night. They COM
plsiu that the company has been gradually
dispensing With men who participated III
the strike two weeks ago. The yardmaster.
on the other band. SAYS the sole grievance
the men have is the discharge Of four OF toe'r
number whom be found asleep when they
should have beea on dutys
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Dnse.BaII Yesterday.
NV tslecraph . ths pIs-..

Pittsburgh:
acknowledgements 03 3 I , XII
Btse-hits -PHtsburghs, o; indianapolis,
Is. Error,-P l,t>Ourgn,, 9; Indianapolis,
=. Eguories-llcndeison Maui, aad Mill
Ter: lIraly and Daily.
Chicago: o
pero,t,.............2IOOO01 o. o.
Ha.e.hi,,- Cdicagos, 3; Deroits, Z. Err
rors- Chic3goa. 4; Dctroits, o. Batteries
Baldwin and Daily; Gctzcin and Bennett
Cleveland:
-. Louis..........1O1j2440x vi
C.eyenud. ........1 5000 4 0 o. =
Ba.c.hli.-St Louis, n; Cleveland, s..
Trror,-st. Louis. g; Cleyelauds, 10. Bat.
fuIr.-Hu1sou AMI Milhsln; Blakeey and
ZimWpr.
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Judgment AKatsst An Abseonder's
Bend msn.
by telsErspa "a the Dispatch.l

CHARLESTON, S. C., May "a. In the United
States Court today Judgment for $4,000
was given by the Jury against the beAesmen
Of Charles y. Bartlett, cashier Of the sumter
National Bank, who absconsed after stealing
the entire capital Of The bank. There Is no
knowledge Of RarittI's whereabouts. lie
has not been heard from since bis hight.
Hts bondsmen will accept the Judgment
without appeal.
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The FISHERIES treaty.

WASHINGTON, May A.-The secret session
OF tie senate t6-cav was without result.
The piOrisn Of Mr. sherman TO proceed TO
consider the fisheries treaty with open doors,
witch was the pending question, wss debated
fortWo hours, but without developing any
thing u Interest. Neither party "as ~ Il
position 10 have It's way regardless VI Inc
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Second North Carolina District
Democrats.

tNf''-ei ''ANs'~ $40 ~ '-t' "''s .
WELDON, May Z4.-Tbe Democratic
Convention OF The second cong es'
sloaal district mct I'm this town To-
day. Tue following delegates were elected
10 TIE NAlionsi Convention; W. G. Bowen,
u Northampton. aud A. T.. ZolliconeF, OF
Vance. EleciOr for the district. j. 4.
Woodward, Of Wilson. The convention
unanimously endorsed Cleveland.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-25

tB, telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l
GnAya-ESp, l.. /, May -f-kain fell with
steady dONupOur.
FIRST race-one and one sixteenth miles
Prince Royal won; >alyini second, Winona
third. Time, l:jlt.
Second race-ouc and one sixteenth miles
B-lyidcre won; B3rdelai,e second, Queen
OF Elizabeth third. Time, 1901.
THIRD r4ce-three quarters 81 mile
French Park won; Oregon and Holiday ran
drid beat for second. Time, l:II.
Fourth ricr-One and one quarter miles
The Barj won; sir Dixon second, Banburg
third. Time, 2:0St.
Filth rlcc-thrce quarters Of mic-Gold-
f4h won; Little Barefoot second, DminS
third. Time, loo.
sixth rsce-tlrse quarters of mile-Maia
won; Battery second, Ch0iula third. Time,
l:l3.
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NenYork Democracy.

~ telegraph 70 mo UIspaUh.I
NEW YORK, Nay 24.-The Democratic
state Committee, in session at the Holman
House tonight. elected Edward Murphy.
Jr.. OF Troy, chairman; Cord Meyer, Jr., Of
Queen. county, secretary; George 5. Weed,
0f PhttsbuFg, treasurer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-25
Rev. DR.. Foley. Bl.hop OF Detroit

WASHINGTON, May 2i.-CArdlaal Gibbons
has been notified OF the appointment Of Dr..
Joon ;. Foley. OF st. Martins church, Bal
umore, 10 be Bishop OF Detroit.
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congregational nominations In Mary.
Igud.


lBy telegraph 70 tho D!'patchl
BALTIMORE, May 2A-Dlstrict conventions
M nominate Democratic candidates for Con-
gress ia an the districts Of N3ryladd we're
held today. The TAird, Fourth, and Fifth
district conventions were held in this city.
In the Third Bon. II. Wells kusk, in the
Fourth Hon. Isadore RayHer and in the
Fifth Hon. Barnes Compton we're renomi'
mated.
10 the Second district (Havre de Grace
there was contest between irienos Of the
preseat member, Or. Shaw, and those OF eX-
McmserJ. +. G. Talbot. Sixty ballots have
been had so far without result.
Ia the Sixth district, at Rockville, Colonel
II. X. Douglas, OF Washington county, was
nominated.
I'm The First district Hon. Charles II. Glib
son was renomlnsied on the l79th ballot.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-25
INDIGESTION

A d0s, OF Slmmsns Liver Regulator VIII give
prompt relief and insure refreshing sleep.
my wife hayiag suffered long time
with RsstiessEsss ena Hlesplsssness. and
having tried svsrythisg reconmsndsd
without bsnsnting her, was nnslly adj
Vsed 20 Try simmons Liver Regulator,
sod IL has sctsl hks charm After
taking one ss,Els sks improved so mecs
that sent aad bought . hali-cozen- Af
wife IL SOW 10 the enjoyment OF excellent
health. We keep the hegdlAler IN tho
house as family medicine. and recon-
mend Il a. the 0es; In The world-S-r. @.
HEEElEa. Twigrs county, Georgia
Examine 70 sec that ycu get the genuine, dts
tlnguissoi from all frauds and limitations BY
our rec Z ra'is-maTk on 'front.' OF wrapper, and
on the side Tie seal aud signature OF J, X.
ZeIiin & Co. my sbF, Su,w&w
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Hundny Base Sail.


(By telegraph 10 the Dispalch.l
OMAHA. May 24.-Judge WskelY has given
his decision IN the Sunday baseball injunc-
tisn case, permitting sunday baseball to be
played.
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uaRRfk0Es.

HARRISON Northumberland. on Tuesday,
MAJ z, 1855, a. Wsstover, The residence OF her
brother-ia-lar. Major A. IL. Drenfy, Dss JSS-
SIE CARY HAKRisON 70 JOHN <. RURFlS.
No cares.
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CHICAGO

CHICAGO, May 2L-Cssh quotations were Flour
Quiet aud unchanged. No. 2spuag wheat ~ a
s8<c: No. ? red. 00c. No. corn, 56ac. No.
: oats. a5hc hess-porK, SiA35. ssit+9. Lard,
s26SassG7L. shOrtT1bs, $40; shoulders, $Ja
So: short clears. ~ l)atala Whiskey, sI.i1
i.adiugfutures ranged:
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SLEEPLESSNESS

Is generally caused by derangmont OF tho
stomach and bowels To entoy refreshing sleep
It is necessary that ths larger organs o; the
body should properly perform their functions.
Adults az we'll as children sometimes eat too
mucn supper or something that does not agree
with than producing
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THURSDAY. May %. 1883.
sHss-FIRsr BohRD.-si,0O Virginia new 3s
st65&
SECOND B0ARp.-S0O Virginia new SIS. frac-
tioual, at 5il, Sc. ~ do. at65's.
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BALTIMORE sroox KAsXEr.
RICHMOND sroCK EXCHANGE.

BALTIMORE, MD, May sA-VrgInia gs, past
due coupons. e4}s: do, new s., 81; do, lO-to \
2J Bid today
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-25

The bride. the Princess Irene Of Ile'se-
Darmstadt. WIS born on the llth Of jaw,
1876. curing the tine % the Prusso-A Austrian
conflict Her father, the Grand Dukr LOUIS,
had at the ume taken sides G-aisst PRUSSIA:
The letters 81 Princess Alice are iull OF
anxiety. Writing TO her mother from Darn-
>tadt July 19.h sac says:
Beloved Mgmm3.- That a time ! have
pissed during these eight days since hAb7's
birth. Firstly. have to thank tue AlmlEuV
ior baWpc ple.erled my own sweet aud
ajor-d husband and Tor the blessing Oh
having bad him near me. After three DAYS
hs bad % go, and when be- got near A'cbli-
ioubmg found Eghhug going on. We oiId
hear the Guns here. Tire Pru,>iih- shni
l.o.u the roof. o. the houses; they fought in
the streets: 1t must hove been hould- our
troop. re,fcted Os Ban, ALWAYS been NJ
tended 600 perfect or1cr. The wounded
were Drought iu here The following day.
The 49,. ald l4to tlty fought. Louis was
here on the ith. STAGE tnen have nOts EN-
hu. Ged knows wien shall again. Ire
psorle, who are such cOw3Tds and % silly,
Ny from here in 100 available dro.nkics.
Baby j. sell and very pretty. The tine she
came UrsyCnied thought OF dsappolnt-
ucnt Of her ueirg girl she was the ihru,
thr fourth was prince
90 August 18Th fhr Princess writes, AZ the
/ time wien tuc Grsnd Duke Vas IN Munich
/ waiting for settlement with Prussia ana
/ refusing % qh.icftr: d" We SHALT not call
/ baby .I.tn.' (reaccl unless all seems really
pelcciul, ard 81 fbc moWent u does not look
promising" ON August 18th the Princess
writes. after Loui. had been 10 Berlin and
/ had been oklnd,y received 10y "oelr Nicky
md Fritz: "Nhen Louis wrote h, iart-
well to Inns cavalry brigade rs remem or1nce
| that be and they hld stood In The llel1 To-
eethtr for tbs first campsigo, he asked these
{ Two regiment,. officers end men, To siand
( snon.or, to me baby rs she was born during
/ ihat time. and they are dcheuied, but wlsn
/ tue child 20 have oae Of their nance. We
/ wait ain The troops cIn come home 10
! chr.Gen baby, on that accoHnt." On sep
/ TENDER Sth she wrote again g At last peace
| is concluded. When 1t is ratified
/ and tue money paid the Prussisns leave
/ The country. which must new be very
! shortly. Until then Louis must stop here
| cGelbes Haus,' near 10 DArmstadp and as h'
! can snly leave soW and then to 20 10 Darn
st2et bsby's christening Is still impossible, ~
! Louis must be there. She VIII be called
Irene Louise Marie Anna.'" Finally th'
christening took place. The Princess writes
''The hane Irene stands ss 4 sort et recoI
lection OF the peace 20 lsngtd for and whict
/ so gladly welcomed. II will always remint
US Of the time aud OF how much We have u
! be grateful i0r."
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mAMIHn INrELLIuENo,-


POhr " RICHMOND. NAY "a 4ss1
AERIVEO.
Steamer Ariel. Deyo, Norfolk, United sta,es
mail merchandise, aud passengers, l. =. Iasom,
agent. ,.,s. -
steamer Pioneer, -, Philadelphia, mer'
chAafiss and passengers, J. w. AcCsrnek.
BARK Adelaide, -, baltimore. % load roar
for Brazil
sAILED.
Schooner Charles Lawrence. Taylor, jersey
City. railroad-iiss. Z. Z. Leake, jr., Co; 'ss-
eel, Curtis 8 Parker.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS NAY q issa
Bytslegraph.l
IKalVED
Steamship Roanoke, Hulphsrs. New YORK. ana
sailed Tor New York. merchandise.
steamship 1anAsha, sears, PF0Tiienco, and
sailed for Providence. coal.
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DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
I'D kxkcvrEp AT 1ux pisSArcA eaiSr.
lS6-AoVsk
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ABIAINE TRIUMPH

NiPht before list. near DupNn Roads, a
tram ral over and instantly Killed Jesse
Brown, O. Young white man.
Frank Williams. 4 col0red criminal, made
hi- escape from Jail at NewbeTuea day or so
ago in very daring manner.
Al tbe meeting Of thetru-tees o! the Wake
FoI,st College next month a professor OF
chtmislr, +. 20 De- elected, also professor OF
phy,irs. The latter {, 10 be the successor Of
t.r veteran Professor W G.. simmons, who
retire. On account Of ~ health, after over
thirty wears service. Wake Forest IS very
prosperous, with larger attendance than
ever before, ard large fund available.
Toe contract for material Tor the Asdeyllle
sireet-railWay has been awarded.
TIE Bingham cadet batts.ion will 60 10
Durham saturday, spend The day there, ana
,si,e an exhibition duii snd parade.
Julian =. carr. z. NJ. Holt, j. a. Gllmer,
ana Walter Clark are among the men prom.
u.utly mentioned a. possible "dTk horses
ior the Democratic gubemalorM nomln4'
ton.
I.gh,nlog struck G. ". sears barns near
Morr..yilie. TINS county. and DESTROYED over
El.00J worth II prnperIy. llis dwelling was
on ore, but was saved by bis family.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-25
EOyAL WEDDING.
The Marriage OF Prince Henry and
princess Irene.
nv A1clo-Amorlcan ca0ls 70 ths Dispatcn.l

IBy Anclo-Amorican cable 10 tho Dispatchl
ErerIN. NAY 9l.-Ibc marriage ceremony
n Prince Henry. second son 81 Emperor
Frederick, and Princes Irene thlr1 ua"sh-
tor az Grand. Duke Ludwig OF Hesse, was
solemnized 20 the chapel nj Charlouenburs
Cl.tle today. All The bells a. Charoiten-
burg were rung to announce that the ccre-
uony bad commenced, and a salute Of tbFly'
six Guns wa tired a. 1890 10 announce that
fle bid, and BRIDEGROOM bad exchanged
rings. Both the Emperor Frederick ana
DoWagcr Empress Augusta were present
during the ceremony. Prince Henry and
the Crown Pence we're dressed IN naYal
uniform. Thousands Of people were assem-
bed outside the castle. When the aged Cen
crll Won Noltke arrived be was enthusiast
ca.ly greeted by the multitude. BRIDE ana
bridegroom are first cousins, and are grand
children Of Queen Victoria Of England. Prln-
cess Irene being daughter OF the late Pm
cess Alice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-25
GRAIN AND COTTON ExCRAHes.

RICHMOND. hay II I31t
OFFzKfaGS
C0RS.-Se0 bushels
OArs.-l SEQ bushels.
FLOUR-IO barrels.
SAILS EEPOArED TT sErEgrASy.
C0RN.-White. 20 bushels very good at roc; q
bushels very good az &c.