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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-03
Tho nssaoa.., Gonera, Conference.


NEW YOsg. Maya the General Methodist
Conference today tho aud rsss u tho bishops re-
vieWilg revival WORK Nurc the last conference
four years ago stated that within mat time The
momhorshiy las increased from isb9,Il 10
1UlJ.91. Tao church has now twelve th'oi. gl'al
Summaries ffty-four colleges, and IA academies
for tha education Of candidates tor The miaistr3.
Tho value % this property Is little over H.
00JO00. Tho freedmous Ala Soriety has done
great Work Ia the SOIth not only among tho
blacks but among The whites as woi
For the first tisle in tho history Of the confer
euee women have been sent as delega'es. Tho
bishops did not think that women ara eligible.
The bishops severely criticised secular sunday
ne gspaper8: claim thal they are Of no use. ana
tnat hoy ara ono OF the means 81 r0Dbing poo
pia II their day Of rest. Iho liquor traric was
deprecated aud total prohibition Was advised.
Tho report o. the committee appointed 70 re-
port on the eligibility Of women as delegates
was then brought forward. II is against the ell
ebility Of women. Tho report was signed by
eleven members Of tho committee and six Of
the members refused 10 sign d.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-03
AUorIox SALES ro.DAY.

GEORGE ". MAYO, l0% 4. NJ, household fur
niture, new GROCERY. &C.
FRANK n. HILL q CO., 5 p. NJ, frame dwelling
az tho southeast corner Of Aechanlcsvliie
turnpike and . street; $50 2. NJ, i0t AZ tie
southwest corner OF Darlington AMI Scott
streets.
+. T. COOK, 10 A. NJ, furniture Of Mr. W. E.
Ottle, No. los west Main street
W. II. BENSON. II A. NJ. showcases. ice-bcx,
&c, TW0nty- and Marshall streets.
J. b. ELAN, 5;sO r. NJ, seven new frame dwell
ings on Twentieth street near Vsnable I'M
m-diaiely after tho above three vacant lots
adjoining.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-03
FINANCIAL.
Exw YORK. BkLrrnoRg AVID RICH
k0HD STOCK ExCHAHGga
Grain, Provisions. Cotton. Tobsesa Tur-
pentine Rosin. Tar. and
Peanut MarketA
rBy telegraph to the pispa,ch.l

Nsw YORK, May 2.-Tho stock market to-day
was weaker than at any time since the rise be-
gan. aud material reaction was the result
There was free selling on the part OF foreigners
early In tho day, reduction Of the rate Oh dlN-
dend on the Pennsylvania. aud the untayOraoe
report Of Louisville and Nashville just issued,
creating revulson Of feeling at that centre on
American stockS There was, however. also great
pressure from local bears and traders, with con-
siderable realizatiOns from the bulls, some OF
whom thilk, however. that more permanent
advance Will follow the reaction. The Gould IN"
terest5 were taxing 4 reaction also, which had an
influence upon many holders, aud Gould
stocks we're prominent In the decline. where
they have been conspicuous leaders on
late IN tho upward movement There was
tendency, especially early IN the day, bat u was
soon Withdrawn and tho bears had the market
nearly MI o. themselves Late In the day there
was more support IN Richmond and IVES, Point,
bn1 IL closed ~ its highest point being the only
stock on the active list showing an advance for
the day. Missouri Pacific lost points. Pacific
Mail IL, Manitoba Z. Louisville aud Nashville
u, s. Paul :, Kansas and Texas N, Norfok
aud Western preferred lA; Canada southern,
burlington. Eric, Lake shore, Reading, san
Francisco, and Union Pacific each IL: North
west -. Lsckawanns 1, aud the rest OF the list
fractional amounts Total sales, $4,000 share.
NEw OK, May 2-Ao0n.-stochs active ana
steady. Money easy az 2a3. EXchange-Long,
fe6aisGl: short. l3Sf(. Governments neg ected.
EreninE. Exchange duh and nrm. Money
easy e. / i6ay per cent, closing onered az :.
Sio-TreasurY bSlsuces-COln, 1881, $1,000; cur
rency, 49, M,o0o Governments dun and steady
: per cents, l2jH; ~ per cents, lO'3.. state
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-03

4 Gatca OF Them al ROsnoisc--Eiec
ttnn az Officers.

hAufl 90 WAaaNhfnf
.epc-ial Telegram 90 the Dspatrh.l
RoAsoKr, Va, May AT the annual
meeting oi the stockholders OF the Nor
foIs and Western Railroad Company,
held in this city to-day, the following
officers and directors were elected a: Pre-
uI,ut. j.. =. kimball Nice-President,
Charlie, q. Eddy; Secretary, a. D..
'empAIl; Treasurer, ". q. Mac
Dove'l Dircctors-C. II. Clark. +. d..
kuubaI. Charles Hacker, Joseph ].
Domn. Robert b. Minturn, Richard >.
Br1ca. Samuel A Grocer, A. y. Dull,
Tntou l.. Boyce Waiter II. Taylor, 10
bert Fleming, ". G. Houston, Jr., and
Iowland Davis.
The annual report WIS read. and
showed the condition OF the road to be
mlhlv satisfactory.
Tine Sheuandoeh-Va Valley railroad share
holders held meeting al the Office Of
General Superintendent fhckwir iuthls
city, and elected the following officers
and directors: President. Sidney /. iy-
Ier: President. UPTON l.. Royce /,
Secretary and Treasurer. G. L. ".
Amcs: Directors Clarence u. Clark,
Joseph i. Martin, George G. Wood, I'd
ward ". Clark. Charles Hacker, Frede-
mex >. Kimbal, Upton l.. Boyce. Vii
liam Mines. Jr., 4. Il. Boieler, Henry
B. Davenport, John L. Lowell. William
II. Trayers. and ID. ". FhckwiT.
The general roport showed large in
crease OF business and receipts OF the
road
Annual meetings were also held here
e. day by the following corporations;
Washington and Weston Railway Com
pany. Virginia Company. Virginia Mime
ral bsilwsy Company and Focshontas
Goal Company.
The prohibition leaders are gathering
for the:x State Convention hero to-mor-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-03
He DID MOI ehoet himself.

horse ran away on Main street. so did John
simpsons vie. The horse lafI q buggy behind
him ca nc street, and the wife left seven poor
littie children El home Unlike most injured
husbands simpson. though nearly crazed with
ggiei, did not shoot himseR, but like sensible
Hau procured a bottle Of scotch Oats Essence.
witch Gained his excitement. relieved hts split-
ing heal, ahayed hts irritation, cleared his
brain, and allowing his runaway wife 10 go her
own way he set about supporting his children.
Moral: The runaway horse had TOO much Oats.
tho runaway wife too little. her husband Just
enough.
AtterApr Is, 1884, every bottle Of Scotch Oats
Esence manufactured by tho company Will
have on its pAsieboaTd wrapper $4,000 forfeit
guarantee that Il does not contain a particle OF
opium, morphine. chlorai, or any other Earcolie.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-03

2 May, 6tkaesAc. June. 62t .agsfc. Oats STEADY:
No z Nay, 6Ac.: June, akH8tfc NO. Z spot,
GkABke. mixed western, Sastd hovs a.nt
and steady. Cohec-Spot fair no hrm ~ 90
options more active and higher; No. kio. Nay,
sii.95asi205: June. slL4oaSlis5i July. si1soa
gii. Sugar duieG and arm, fair gseetpg. fiS-l6c
refined Quot. Melasses steady. Rice steady.
Petroleum irm; refined, re. a. oil gor,s: oo;-
ton-seed oil. BIC. for crude. ease Tor refined.
hosin dull al 81. e0asl.2sN. Turpcntine weak at
SOC. Eggs steady ana fair demand. hide- quiet
and firm. Wool luist and easy. Pork doll ana
unchanged. Beef dlu Mldilss nominal Lsrd-
Western steam spot quoted &C $50; Nay, 80;
June, Ss.bssS$ Froights dull
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, Nh, May e-Cotton nrn but quiet;
nlddIins, loc. Flour fairly sctive and nrmer;
Howard street and western super. s2Sas2 -;
DO. extra, S3zt3 rs: DO. family, tias4. 80: city
mills super, - 31as2.6J: DO. extra, SSata1o' 40.
Rio brands. H.10a1; Patspsco superiatve
patent $3.50; do. family. tais. Wheat-south-
ern nominally Grm: fuiz, sc. asi; Longoerry,
95c.asi: western quiet out firm: No. winter red.
spot, 0hc. BID: May, 9G.Es9Ac.: June. Slhs
gi7.c.; July D<a90', C.; August. 9iaelsc Corn
southern quiet aud firm .whiie. 6iab5c; yellow.
6lae5c.: western nrmer aud higher: mixed, spot.
6ia6fLc. May. 0Tfa6i hc. June. COZ s6lc. oats
steady. southern and Pennsylvania, &0a4fc.;
western white. 4saitc.; western mixed. 4oa4sc.
Rye arm ~ .5aaOc lay steady: prime 20 choice
western. Sl550s<i7 Provisions duu and steady.
Mes-pork, ki5. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. snd
clear-rb sides. packed. and SIC. Bacon
Shoulders. ssSl<c.: cesr-rib sido-, 80 Hams
lsal2ac. Lard -Rehned. 81. Butter frm; vest
ern. packed. 2lA23. creamery, 24aei'. Eggs
quiet sud easy at i2c. Petroleum steady: re-
fine i.shc. Coffee steady: Rio. cargOes, ordi-
Dsry o. fair. 1919. Sugar firm; 4 soft, e.c.;
cOpper-re1ned steady al 1874 aiac. Whisky
stesiy al 81. siasl.92 Fresh;s 10 Liverpool per
steamer dun and nominal; cotton, Lied: nour,
per ton, As. grain, 'lald.
CHICAGO
CHICAGO, Nay 9-Cash quotations were
Flour quiet but Arm Nc. spring wheat 81 "a
Strsc.: No. 2 rcd. SO No , corn, 5jtsc. No
oats. 32lsc. PORK. SAN Lard. SSo& Short-ribs,
g.. 25et730; shoulders. tATjasG; shOrt-ciears,
S.75af7S1 Whiskey. si.la
Leading futures ranged IS follows:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-03

TBy Anglo AWorIcln c1nIo % tn7 Ul7pR- Do
LOND0N, May . IT il stated that tho papnl Dr.
cree and Cardinal Nonsco's circular - bishops
are considered preliminary steps 10 further Pc
ton ~ irish affairs. Aspe'igl congregation of the
Propaganda, composed exclusively 81 cardinals,
~ now examining several questions relative 10
the irish agitation. upon which o. viii formally
vote CarIin-l >imeoni has submitted several
points 90 the congregation The atcan appears
resolved that those opposing lti decisions VIII
place locomotives outside tle paio ~ moral aud
Christian law. Tho Vatican does not doIbt tnrt
Irish bishops viii feel the necessity IF adopting
tho limo OF clnlurt The AAtl.nn prescrIues
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-03
invitation 10 attend The apniva,sarv celo

invitation to attend the anniversary cele-
bration OF the battle at Guilford Court
house, near Greensboro, on the 9TH in
slant.
a horse ran away with mail-carrier
here to-day, and the man was painfully
hurt.
The seventh annual session Of tho vir-
glnia Pharmaceutical Association will be
held here on Tuesday next aud continue
three days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-03
The jackson t''iss.) Tragedy.

New ORLEANS, May 2.-E. l.. Martin,
publisher Of the AeD Wississippian,
sends the Picagune the following ac-
count Of the tragedy at Jackson yester-
day: Martin was returning to his office
from his dinner at about O'Clock. when
he was met midway between his home
aud his Office by General Adams and u
friend, who had left the pOst-ofice few
minutes earlier, and were proceeding to-
wards Martins home. An eyewitness,
Walter Johnson, who was standing nesr,
states that Adams stopped Martin and
engaged him in conversation for about
minute. when Adams drew his pistol and
fred. knocking Martins hat OF. Adamss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-03
The Centennial or Charieston. W. Va.
ra..,--..l ..l-.-.-... -. I..--....--.

CHARLESTON. w. VA, MAY o.
Charleston was 100 years old yesterday,
and to-day her centennial was celebrated
by a big parade, something over mile
in length. and speaking by the Uayor
and some OF her older citizens The
question of celebrating had only been
agitated about ten days, and the result
was a large turnout considering the
limited time in which it was gotten up.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-03
THE WEATHER ~ RICHMOND YESTERDAY was
ala


% the air in localities where vegetation. rOttel
by freshets. is laid bare to the suns rays by the
retiring flood Millions Of square acres in the
vicinity OF tho great tributaries Of the Mlss,s-
sippi and the Missouri in the South an South
west give forth this feYer-iadon miasmatic va
pOr. disseminating malallal pestIlenc8 broad
cast Not only throughout the great West, but
wherever On this Continent fever and ague
makes rs periodic appearancs-aid wbatiOcality
is wholly exempt from il.-ilOste.tors stomach
Bitters Is tho recognized defence, tho most
biREly-sccrediieI AMI popular means Of cure.
Fever and ague, bilious renittent, dumb aguo,
and ague cake are eraiicated by H. .,Or = Il
less potent whom used TO remove constipation,
liver complaint and dyspepsia. kidney troubles.
nervousness, and rheumatic ailments. Use 10
upon the FIRST appearance VI these troubles, and
with persistence. my 81 h " Sas1 Ia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-03

IBy Telegraph 10 Tie Dispatch'l
Philadelphia:
T.GaGflpa ..............0 o ! 600 % O.
Washington ...............0 D % o . @ o.
Ba.e-hiis- fliiaGeipl'a., : : MeshiDgiOns, g.
Erors- phNrieipGils, o: Mtshi0gfon7 2. Bat
f.f.ss -BufntOn ana Clements; ODeay aud
DeH-ley.
Sew York:
Sow Norks................00 I 1000 o.
IuslOns .....................0 0 , D o 0 y 0 o.
B4-s-hi-s-Ncw lorks, .; Bo5tons, q. Err
rors-New NOfks, - Bosious. 2. Batteries
1.comb and Murphy; Clark -ou and kelley.
Chicago:
Cui 1ros.....~.............21 o o 0 q o /
indianapolis ...............0 d 0 o o @ o p
Base bits Chi.ag0-. :: Indianapolis, .. Er-
r0rs-Chlcagos, 3; indianapolis. T. Batteries
Krock and Flint; Boyle aud ilyers.
Cleveland:
Clevelauds .................3 I o 03 q 0 o SO
Athletics. ..................0 o o o o U q I o.
Htse-Iifs-C levelands. 30. Athletics, .. Err
ror--l l,yclanas. b: Athletics, :. Batteries
BaLely and thinner; Gamble aud Gibson.
Detroit:
rctroits Observation-Disclosures . 40 0 0 0 5-16
Ilt.- b4rghs ................O o o o o D o.
Observation-Disclosures, 10; pttsburshs. p En-
rora-DcToils. 3 PittsOurgh-, : Batteries-
CONWAY, Twl,,helL, and Cancel; Morris and
Carroll
BroCkiyn-Six innings:
brooklyns. ......................3 D i =
baltimore, .....-..-............ . u j. 3
La.e-tits-hrOOklyIs, 3 ; balunOres. 3. H.
ors-brOoklyns. 4 Baltimore-. l. Batteries
Coruthers aud BusnonS smith, hilroy, and
lllMcr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-03
Republican Nominations.

F"7 '7I-EF"Fl y 117 7'7710- u
GARDEN CTY, KAN, May 1.-The Re-
publicsns of the Seventh congressional
district unanimously renominated Hon.
$. r. Peters here yesterday. A. H. He-
Der and c. G. Curtis were chosen dele
gates TO Chicago Both delegates are
for Blaine as first choice, and for second
choice one is for Depew and the other
for Gresham.
JUNCTION CRY, KAN, May 1.-The
Republicans Of the Fifth congressional
district yesterday renominated Hon.
John A. Anderson by reclamation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-03
Murder Followed by n Lynchinz.
nv feiegranh 70 fha Dla,at.h

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, May 1.-Two
miners created an ahir0y at Warrior. in
this county, last evening. One OF them.
George Martin, shot and instantly killed
Deputy-MarshAl Kelly. He was ar
rested. The mayor Of Warrior tele-
graphed the sheriff to come quickly with
a possee TO resist the mob and miners
and protect the prisoner. The officers
smuggled George Martin on a freight
train for this city. The mob followed
aud cut loose the caboose. They hanged
Martin and filed his body with bullets.
Sheriff Truss failed TO go.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-03
Democratic ytetortes,
lBy telegraph TO the Dispatch.l

TU3 I"lVEINFH 20 NC UI7plIVH.I
TERBE HAUrE. ND, May I'm the
city election yesterday the Democrats
carried six wards fer councilmen on the
issue OF a wide-open town." they
'ayoring the candidates led by one whom
the Gazette, a Democratic newspaper,
said would continue, as in the past, to
favor public gambling.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-03
NEWSPAPER FOLDING MACHINE
FOR SALE.
A GREAT BARGAIN OFFERED.

We have sToNE3ETZ FOLDER, In perfect
order. which We will sell al great bargain Is
will fold an eight or u four-page paper the size
of the Dfspd,eh or smaller. 10 win also cut and
paste tho eight-pase paper. II can DO readily
attached 10 any press
We refer 70 the Petersburg Iader-A ppeal as 70
the character Of its work. sinco that paper has
the counterpart OF this machine attached 10 lis
press and now IN successful operation Adj
dress THE DISPATCH COMPANY.
Ii aim Richmond Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-03
DEATHS.

ANGEI.--Disd, at his residence. AZ Ii.40 A. N.
MAJ "a, JOSEF CREATE ANGEL, la The forty
seventh yesr OF bis age.
Tho remains will Do conveyed by the $40 y ".
train FRIDAY. May 4ih. " JetsrsYllle. GA the
hichm0nd aud Danyills railroad. Funeral
services as the grave.
H0PKINs Died. In this city May 2, 1883. at
2:l5 A. NJ, at the residence OF her brother,
Joseph A. Hopkins. 2oi7 east Eranklin street,
Miss aART 4 H0RKISS. m the sixty. second
year OF her age.
Funeral services as above residence at II A. NJ.
THURSDAY. May 50.
kERk--Died, May ], icsS. q, $50 ?. NJ, at tho
residence OF her grandson. J. N. Joaes, Mrs.
ELIZA KERR; aged soyeasy-six yeaTA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-03
Genera, Jaii.Delivery.


CHICAGO. May "A Daily Ae,es speciai from
gpringheid. Mo-. reports a general Jail-dehyery
Iast night A. measure OF economy the spo-
eiai guard Al the jail was discharged. Eight
pr,soners sawed through the door apd tunnelled
twenty feet 70 the outer foundation wall, Ia
which they broke a hole aud escaped, and are
SIN At large. The sheriff and pesse are hunting
capital offences.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-03
The 1000 Gulnon stake.

fBy Auglo-Aneriral cable % Che Dispatch.
IOSDOS. Mny AT the NeTmark9' spring
meeting to-day the rsce for a." -.JI1 guinea stake
ra- won by mo Duke ~ portands bay coli
Ayrshire. The same owners lay colt johnny
Morgan w1s 60 no. AMI 30 luEe of Wet
MINISTER'S chestnut colt Orbit third. There were
six sturtDr-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-03
LATE wEATmEK REPORT.

by telegraph to tho Dispatch.l
}-----1 WAsuNGroS. May 81 4. M-For
lHR Virginia and North Carolina, warmer
-Jiair weather, ligh. to fresh easterly
winds, becoming souiherly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-03
nlinois Republicans.
IBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l


SPRINGFIELD, Ill, May 2.-The Republican
State Convention met here ~ noon to-day. Con-
gresham Lewis PEySOn WAS made temporary
chairman. The usual committees were ap-
pointed aud recess taken. resolution en-
dorsi1g Gresham Tor President was introduced
shortly alter rec0nyening. II excited Wild APP
plause, aud after short debate was passed
Mayor Joseph ". Fifer, Of Bloomington, vas
nominated for Governor On the fourth ballot
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-03
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
REW YORK

NEW YoEK, May 2.-Cotton steady: sales To-
day and last evening (correctedl. GA bales; up
lands. i0c; Orleans. l0tsc.; net receipts, 48i2
balea exports-to Great Britain. 1905 bales:
stock, ST.. go bales. southern -four steady; de-
mand only moderate. Wheat closed steady: No.
red 04l.agis.c. June. s3AasS l6-l6c. Ccrll-No.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-03
Camp OF Confederate Veterans ia
l.rnInh Ion.
Especial telegram 70 tho Dispelch.l

ISpccial teIegfaIn v no DI7pNVV"'I
LEXINGTON, Va, May "A large
meeting Of Confederate veterans was
held IN the courthouse to-day for the
purpose Of efiocting an organization I'M
der the charter OF Il. l.. Camp. No. ], 10
be- called 1.-The Stopewall jackson
Camp" The meeting WAS presided over
by Colonel Edmund Pendleton. Hon.
Thomas Whitehead, OF Lynchburg,
Hon. William A. Anderson. and Others
addressed the meeting. Colonel j. X.
Edmonds0n was chosen commander.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-03
Danvitio notes.

Especial telegram 20 the Dispateh.l
DANyILLs, Va. May 2.--Dr Edwards
received in all some $3.50 in gold as gifts
on the occasion Of bis golden wedding
celebration.
Tho DsnYille GTays have soceIAed an
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-03

M lSS ANNE Sh NY WILL bE Al
WI the NJ. Vernon House, corner Franklin
and Third streets. from MAY lnt ~ May 18TH.
On Tuesdays. We1he5iays, Frldeys. AMI ssgur-
days, al day and ia no evening except sat
urriay evening -ehe viii b. happy ~ SOC her
friends ami young ladies desiring % join her
parties for EUROPE and he EAST.
ap % tyyi3
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-03

CHARCOAL-PACKED REFRfoE-
~ RArORs and wATER-C00LEftA hssnfsc-
tared BY n. P Cofxk,
successor 10 Moantsstlo Z cofcr.
my i-iw 30 eAst Srozs street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-03
Colonel AyIeIps Lecture en- Gettys-
burN.
icy telegraph % ths Dispatch. ]

PHILADELPHIA, May 2-Colonel william r.
AyletL OF picketts division. delivered A lecture
10 This city tonight on Gettysburg before a large
and distiuguis he'd audience. included among
which was Mrs. General Pickett. He reviewed
all The scenrs and incidents u the famous bat
Ito, and paid a glowing tribute % Grant, sher-
man, Mcclellan, and Hancock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-03
Not Guilty.


TUN UT FItII y ITH y IHTIII,I
HARRIs0NBUHG. Va. MAJ Am tho County
Court a. this county mo jury returned "A verdict
to-day Il " Not guilty in The cas> against Louis
B. Suyicr. charged with killing HailOn Fodder
in March !a-t al this place.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-03
Pnrchnse OF nnnn..

BY telegraph % The Dspatchl
WAsHiSGTOS. May 2-1Ee Oilers ~ bonds 10
mo Treasury FOR redemption today re.at~f
s175.sO. in lots fIom $iOOtof31hVl. o. these u.s.
900 coupon g.. and So ICJ registered s. 80 III ::
tl7110J registered 49, at lO.', anl rol coupon
4tl'satl07t were accepted. Total, sis510l.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-03

COTTON hEPoac
Market steady.
oUVTArIoSA
kfDDLTN8. &c.
Low nlDDLIso. $50.
GOOD ORDINARY. SC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-03
RcODeTed.

TASGrRR, May The sultan refuses 10 submit
tie differences between Morocco AMI me United
States IA reference o. the mon Imprisoned 40
Rabatt 10 arbitration AID the dispute has been
reypened.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-03

BERLIN, May2--Ths Emperor Was feyerish mis-
evening. lie worked On bis -tudyf for some hours
today H. appetite has again revived, and 20 is
possible that DO will be- abo 10 drive in the PARK
soon. A carriage is being built especially for his
u-n.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-03
dRAIz AHO COTTON EXCHANGE

RICHMOND May 2, 1888.
oFFEEIEGA
WHRAr.-63s bushels.
CCEg.--l, 800 bushels.
AILLET-SEED.-O bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHZAT.-HiXed. 30 bushels good az 800
CORS.-White, 454 bushels very good at CSC !:
10l bushels good At &C.; 81 bushels fair az CSC
Total sales Of corn, 6QS bushels.
MlLLET-SEED. - ~ bushels fair at ti.2o
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-03
BALTIMORE srnCK MARKRr.

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ys,Gts DO. l0-i0s, So; North Carolina 6s. Old,
" BID today.