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iOcketts.
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M issued tor points beyond New York.
Freight recei, cd daily until hour OF sailing.
Passengers leaving Richmond on MON
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DAYS, and SATURDAYS bv the Chesapeake
and Ohio railway (via Newport News)at 5:4Sa m
and by Richmond and Petersburg railroad
Jane day) nj 1888 an. will make connection
al NORFOLK with steamer leaving taoss
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tornOon; also, at Norfolk for Eastern North
Carolina and the South.
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Russia.

The decision OF the Russian Military Com
mission recently convened at st. Petersburg
that Russia did not possess sufficient railroad
facilities for the rapid transportation OF troop,
aud that II would take at least two years TO sup
ply the deficiency, ia regarded by some rs an
indication that the European war-cloud will
not burst in the near future. BY most Of
those, however, who have studied carefully
Russian methods the outgiving Of the com
mission will be looked upon with decided
Suspicion, particularly when considered in
association with the revival OF the Pan.
Slavic movement and the disturbances
tia. have recently taken place in the
Ba kan states. Pan.Slayism il after all
but a part OF the great scheme for reali-
ziug The hope OF planting the Rus
sian cross on st. Sophia. aud accomplishing
wha, is termed "Russia's manifest destiny"
1t has been well said that Pan-Slavism has be-
come stronger than the Car, seeing that it is
popular with the war party Of Russa-seeing
that, IN a sense, II Is the hope OF the old no.
bilhy, whom ALEXANDER has more than once
VI tAtt ouoNh Ht ~ o0fiooAtN w NNhNN
ate. For Russia TO aim to produce the i'm.
preston that she Il not ready for war. and
cry peace with her hand upon the sword, is
~ harmony With her traditional policy. IL is
also 10 accordance with that policy for her to
ttir up disorders in the Balkan States that
will Justify her interference IN the interest
OF peace" and incite her enemies 20 impru.
dent demands, II not to aggression. She
courts attack. STE knows that Pan.Shyism
Is the fear OF the Magyar statesman. The
Hungarian Is more loyal 10 the Austro-H Hun
garian empire than the Austrian. The
dominating force Of the monarchy Is In the
ransleithan division. There also lies
ineradicable hatred Of Russia. Hungary
sees m the spirit OF Pan-Slayism a power
that threatens The dissolution Of Austro-
Hungary. For this reason she objected 70
the OCCUPATION OF Bosnia and Herzegoyina,
holding thai as their acquisition would IN.
erase the Slay population In The empire il
would be dangerous experiment. Il was
only when IL was demonstrated that the
step was really likely TO prove a check Ia the
Psn-siavic movement that she became recon-
ciied 10 II. The triumph OF the movement
means 70 her the absorption OF the slayl by
Russia, her swn Overwhelming by the slayl
TIDE, The loss OF all she Tough, for 10 Der
great rebellion, and which, with q few ex-
ceptions. has been subsequently conceded to
her, and the final incorporation Of Austrls
proper-Teutobic Austris-into the German
empire. Russian intrigue In the Balkans and
the recent prominent recognition by the
Car Of noted lesdsr Of the sisvophil party
are therefore calculated 10 do Just what IN
al probabilits the Car most desires that
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PETERSBURG POINTS.
DEATH OF ALEXANDER STEEL, A WILL
KNOWN CITIZEN.
A Warning to Persons Carrying PISTOLS
Visitors to the Musical
Festival.
Correspondence. Of the Richmond Dispa,ch.l

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatcn.l
PETERSBURG, May 10. 1888.
Mr. Alexander steel, whose illness was
noticed several days ago, died TINS morning
OF pneumonia at his residence, on Union
street. He was about sixty years OF age,
and for many years was 8 member OF tne
large foundry firm OF Tsppey steel 10 tnls
city. He was practical machinist' useIu,
citizen, q man OF good heart, and respected
BY all who knew HIM. He was member OF
Petersburg Lodge. No. 10, OF Mssons, OF
Appomattox Commandery, No. 9, oil hnlEnS
Templars, OF Appomsttox Lodge OF Ouo.
Fellows, and Of the Petersburg BeDe'oient
Mechanic ASSOCIATION.
In view OF the threatened disturbances
here on registration day the mayor nas Au,
nounced his intention OF imposing me OF
800 on every person found carrying piston
on the day Of election.
The Democrats are maniiesting 80 much
interest IN the approaching municipai elee-
ton, and are 80 determined 10 win IN TINS
contest by oil fair and honorable means, tnat
il il believed business will generally oe
closed on the day OF the election and the
day devoted TO earnest work.
A number Of the Confederate veterans OF
this city have signifed their intention OF AZ
tending the redniOn on the field OF 1et'ys-
burg on the 4th OF July.
PERSONAL NOTES.
The Music Festival has attracted great
many visitors 10 the city-am0n2 Whom ma!
be mentioned the following:
MISC Mary Pegram. OF Richmond, the
guest of Mr.. George Cameron.
Miss Cauty Venable, OF CharlottesVille, the
guest Of f. G. venable, Esq.
The Misses Hoffman, OF LeesOurg, va"
quests at the BollingbrOok Hotel.
Major F. r. Scott and wife, OF Richmond.
Miss Mcclure, Of Baltimore, the guest OF
A. A. Allen, Esq.
Miss Mary Scott. Of Warrenton, Va, the
guest OF Mr.. II. e. Scott.
Colonel William i. Tanner, OF Richmond,
who has always shown great interest In our
festivals and has always attended our music
conventions.
Miss Bette Dean, OF Richmond, the guest
Of Dir. Charles Lunsford.
Miss Gilmore, OF Baltimore, the guest OF
Mrs. John +. Friend.
Miss Mamie Nawter, OF the University OF
Virginia, the guest OF Mr.. John McCill.
Mrs. V. johnson, OF Richmond, the guest
OF Mr.. Alfred Friend.
The Misses Lewis, OF Lawrencevllle,
guests at the residence OF Mr.. +. w. Jones.
Miss Mary Lou bearing, OF Washington,
the guest Of Mr.. John j. Campbell.
Miss Alice Herbert, OF Alexandra, the
guest OF Mr.. II. Nohenlus.
Miss Lee. OF LynchDurg, the guest OF
Miss Lucy stone.
Mr.. Albion L. Traylor and bride returned
to the city to-day from their northern tour
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-11
WILLIAM AND MARY.
Restoring the Ancient Colleges Use
fitness.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatchl

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
WILLIAMSBURG, VA, May 10, 1883.
Nineteen OF the twenty members OF the
Visitora Board Of William aud Mary Col
lege assembled here to-day In the beautiful
and historic library to the college building.
Judge W. w. Crump was made president OF
the board, with DR.. John l.. Buchanan as
wee. president. The assemblage presented a
most impressive picture as the work OF re-
storing the old institution 10 position OF
usefulness was begun. Among the many
distinguished gentlemen present none at
tracted more attention than General Joseph
+. Johnston. OF Washington.
The visitors here are Generals Joseph e.
Johnston and William b. Taliaierro, Hons.
3. b. Munford, J. y. Stubs, William Lamb,
Robert NJ. Mayo, John W. Lawson. 4. III.
Barnes. w. A. Edwards, II. w. DANGER
Geld; Or. John l.. Buchanan, State Super
inlendent OF Public instruction; L. C..
Glass. Esq, superintendent OF publlcschools
Of Lynchburg; Judges Warner T. Jones
and ". W. Crdmp; Revs. o. 5. Barten and
Charles Minnigerode; Messrs. ID. Gardiner
Tyler, +. q. Booth, and p. ". Thompson.
The only member absent is Mr.. Gordon, OF
Charlottesville.
The board will meet later to elect profess
sors. and your correspondent Is informed
that an able corps will be appointed. The
college Will be opened in October. In the
mean time the buildings will be put in tho
rough order and the grounds greatly I'M
proved. W.
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WEST POINT.
Telephone ComDanY-PersOnnl Notes
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dspstch.l

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dspatch.l
WEST POINT, VA, May 10, 1883.
The Tidewater Telephone Company has
been organized. It's officers are Judge G..
TAYLOR Garnett, OF Mathews, president;
General William Il. Taliaierro, OF Glouces-
ter. ce-president; l.. &. Catlett, OF Glou-
cester, secretary and treasurer. Board OF
Directors: =. II. Adams and +. Wilkinson,
OF West Point; Messrs. Withers aud Hughes,
OF Gloucester; Messrs. McCandlish and
Woodward, OF Middlesex; Judge Christian
and DR.. Foster, OF Mathews, audJ. Il. Bland,
OF King and Queen. A charter Will be
granted at the Circuit Court on the 10th.
The proposed line will connect the five
counties mentioned with West Point by
telephone.
A little child OF Mr.. Rice died Of Group
and was bmied yesterday, Rev. A. s. Morri-
son conducting the funeral at the residence
on Fifth street.
PastGrand. Chancellor J. II. RathbOne,
founder OF the order OF Knights Of Pythias,
will lecture here next Wednesday night on
Pythianism.
Hon. II. Il. Pollard, Rev. Alfred Bagby,
and Major j. II. Bagby, OF Stevensvile, are
delegates to the Baptist ConV"ntion in Rich
mOnd.
Rev. A. F. Scott, Of Essex, il on visit 10
his daughter, Mrs. T.. p. Bagby.
The steamer Danville is Ia Baltimore un-
dereoing repairs. The Havana is running
on it, schedule.
A large number OF schooners have passed
up the Mattaponi in the last few days to load
with wood for New York.
The hosiery-faciory Of Mayor Wilkinson
is now in fine working order, aud gives en-
ployment TO large number OF women and
Girls, ALPHA.
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Russell County Matters.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispat'

correspondence OF the hlchmOnd Dispatchl
LEBANON, VA, May ., 1SSS.
One OF the largest crowds that was ever in
the town on court-day was here yesterday
to attend the railroad meeting and the Demo-
cratic Convention. The railroad meeting
was held IN the courthouse from IL 10 II
o'clock, and was addressed by Colonel john
son, the general manager OF the Cincinnati.
Chicago and Charleston railroad; General
Rosser, and General wilder. When the rail-
road meeting closed Or. l.. II. Wall called
the Democratic Convention TO order, and
stated that the object OF the meeting was 10
send delegates TO the Norfolk Convention.
The delegates were quietly chosen. and per-
feet harmony prevailed. Henry c. Sieuart,
who was chosen as delegate NJ large for this
county, is the choice Of the delegation from
this county as the delegate from TINS district
70 the National Convention.
The County Court convened Yesterday
Judge w. n. Hendricks presiding. The
first case called was the Commonwealth
against Cariz and ais. Both sides were
ready for trial. Two witnesses were cX-
AHMED on yesterday-Mrs Honaker, whose
house the prisoner Is charged vito entering.
and her daughter. The case as II now stands
shows that the whole trouble Is too much
motber-iu.law. George Carte married
daughter OF Mrs. Honaker, and lew months
after The birth Of their first child Carte aud
his wife separated, and agreed that first one
should keep the child and then the other.
His wife went hack TO her mothers to live,
and when Carte would 20 10 get his child
Mr.. Honaker would object to hi' taking II
away, and finally refused to let him come 10
the house to see It, Her son told him he
could not come there; so Carte got some o!
bis friapds IN 90 with him They went TO
Mrs uonaker's and got the child George
Carlz and Young Honaker bad fight at the
house at the time. The Commonwealth is
represented by II. A. ROuth aud the defence
by james f.. White and b. Lacy Hoge.
DoN
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II our neiehbor oi the Dispatch will stand
on Mr.. McKinney's platform be will find us
ready to stand there also, and we will do SO
che. rfully.- State.
All right. We won't be outdoue IN l5e.
ralty.
As to the MLLs bill, alluded to by the
STATE in another article, we need only repeat
what we say elsewhere, that mOduS viUendi
has been agreed upon by the Democrats
IN the House OF Representatives. The
changes which gentlemen who have hereto.
fore spoken 10 favor OF that bill now propose
IN 1t cause Us to hope that they lave heard
from the people Ut home, and that. there will
be a good tariff bin passed.
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RAILROAD RUM0RS.
THE ArLANTIcAND DASvrLLE AND THE
RICHMOND AND DAEvILLE.
has There Been Purchssei-reu Years
in the Penitentisry-Brisf
Mention,
Correspondence Of the Richmond Di.pa.chl

NORFOLK, May 10, 1888.
RumOrs are general here Of the purchase
Of the Atlantic aud DanvIlle railroad by the
Richmond aud Danville Company, but the
Atlantic and DanvIle officers are thoroughly
reticent and only say, There IL no telling
what may happen" which leaves one TO
infer that the matter Is In their minds
eve" at least.
The water front adjoining the Naval Hos
pital al what Is known Is the mouth OF
scott's creek, on which the Richmond aud
Dlnvile Is said to have on option, was pur-
chased by the Messrs. Clyde over twelve
years ago, at which time they surveyed the
route across the Chowan river for a line OF
road from Portsmouth to Goldsboro', n. C..
Sarah Brown (colored), who some time
since attempted torun a red.hot poker down
the throat OF her child, was tried in the Cor
poratlon Court yesterday, and last night the
Jury brought in verdict sentencing her to
the penitentiary for ten years.
Tomorrow will be memOria-day In Ports
mouth. The United States marines and
sailors and Grand Army veterans will unite
with the military aud Confederate veterans.
Experiments are being made here by the
owners Of Oyster.grOunds in transplanting
the seed oysters OF PamlicO sound TO Lynn
haven bay, the choice oyster-grounds OF
Virginia. The seed are delivered here at %
cents q buShel.
From three TO five thousand pea. and
berry-pickers are now hard at work in the
trIck-felds OF this vicinity.
The Atlantic and Danyille Railroad Com
pany have dete mined TO double the present
construction force and put n work about
1000 men and push on towards DanVllle a.
70
ten miles n week. Trains are now running
to Franklin and track.laying is ready to
commence between that point and Jerusa-
lem. Grading is going on between JerUsa.
lem and HlcksfOrd. The weather Is good
and work Is rushing all along the line.
Commodore Brown has extended invita-
tons TO oil the prominent citizens Of the
two cities TO meet the congressional Naval
Committee at the navy.yard tomorrow.
Hon. George ID. Wise and Commodore Har-
mOny will be OF the party.
Colonel John NJ. Robinson, president OF
the Seaboard and Roanoke railroad, will
leave in few days for Europe 10 reioin his
family, and will be gone three months.
In the United states Court this morning
David Webb, Of Portsmouth, who was con-
yicted OF uttering counterfeit money yester-
day, was brought into court and sentenced to
twelve months in iailsud 300 zine. lie will
be confined in Portsmouth Jail.
In the case OF the enlisted man, Francis j.
Reynolds he was tried again on an in1ict-
mcnt for shooting Private McMluus al Fort
Monroe and convicted and the judgment set
aside. He was then sentenced TO three
years In the penitenti9ry and 500 fine on the
conviction yesterday for shooting Private
O'Hara- q.
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Mr.. Barbour.

ne S1NaDDan nttCs says
"some OF the Republican organs are try
ing TO make II appear that Senator-elect Bar
bour, OF Virginia, is lacking In political sa-
esciiy. They represent him as saying that
he hasn't much hope OF Virginia going
Democratic next fall; that Democratic sue
cess depends more on Republican dissen-
sions than on anything else. The organs
which printed this stuff ought to have
known better. Mr.. Barbour is an old hand
in Virginia politics; he has managed q num-
Der Of campaigns. and he knows that when
ever the Democrats are aroused and pro-
perry looked after they carry the day. lie
did not say anything like that which Is at
tributed TO him"
II Mr.. BARBOUR IS not sagacious man,
such men cannot be found. HIS judgment
as 10 what ought 10 be done in n campaign,
and when 1t ought to be done, IS well'nigh
iufallible. To 90 into the approaching cam
paIgn without Mr.. BARBOUR in command
would be TO demoralize our forces, we fear.
Since the war ended Virginia has never
failed to cast her vote for a Democratic can
didate for President when she had an oppor'
tunity so 10 do. That she does not vote
bliDdly, but upon principle, is proved by the
fact that when she had to choose between
GRANT and GREELEY she voted for the soldier.
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A WAENING.-The Valley ViryiRidn,
speaking for the regular Republicans, or
"old issue" talks as follows
General Malone has it all his own way
now, but he should moi delude himself in the
behet that Petersburg is to be the last OF it.
The case wall be taken TO Chicago and be
fairly and fully presented 10 the Committee
on Credentials and 10 the National Conyen-
ton. The Republicans OF Virginia do not
intend to submit longer 10 the rule OF one
man and TO accept his will, whether right or
wrong, as the law from which there can be
no appeal. They have tolerated for peace
sake his iron rule too long already, and the
time has come 10 demand a change, looking
20 the recognition OF the rights and man.
hood OF the people,"
A few days more, and The story will be
told. We shalt see what manner OF men
are Yosr, BRADY, GILMER, LEWIS, CAMERON,
PENDLEroN, RIDDLEBERGER, GRoNER, and
the rest OF the anti.Mahoneites.
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The Washington Post calls upon the
President to let MIR. McADoo, Of New Jer-
scy, feel the weight OF the executive ma
chime as he recently made Mr.. RANDALL
feel it. The Post affects to be in earnest, but
the following paragraph from that paper
reads to us as il 1t had been intended for
irony:
"Mr. Cleveland is a candidate for the re-
nOmination-an earnest, eager, anxious can
ddate, armed aud equipped at ali points and
possessed Of all the advantages Of great
number Of friends and pOwerfI i machine.
"And why should he not be candidate
lie likes his Office and be is satik ied that he
has made a good President. And does not
his party need him just now? sle knows it
does.
"Look out for the Cleveland machine, fcl.
low-citizens. You may hear Of 1t in Georgia
to-day and in Maine tomorrow, but wherever
it Is YOU will tiOd it ia beautiful order and
working as smoothly and 81 effectively as a
CorliSs engine. IL has yet TO meet an OBJ
slruction, and the delegates are pouring out
OF the hopper at all hours OF the day and
night. When they get 10 st. Louis they will
make the nomination unanimous. They will
have nothing else to do.
"This being the truth, why not proclaim
it, There is no mystery at the White House.
The gentleman In possession there knows a
good thing when he sees il az well as the rest
Of us -
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AMENDMENTS TO THE MILLS DILL.-In the
Democratic caucus OF Wednesday evening
amendments TO the MILLS bill were offered
by Mr.. CORDINE, OF Texas; Mr.. ROGERS, Of
Arkansas by request; Mr. GLASS, OF Ten
nessee striking potatoes from the free list;
Mr.. FORD, Of Michigan; Mr. RAYNER, Of
Maryland; Mr.. CARUTH, OF Kentucky; Mr..
VANCE and Mr.. GRANGER, OF Connecticut;
Mr.. HOLMAN, Of Indiana; Mr.. JOHNSTON. Of
North Carolina; Mr.. y. j. CAMPBELL, Mr..
CUMMINGS. and Mr.. TRACY, Of New York;
Mr.. McADoo, of New Jersey; Mr.. WILL
KiSs, OF Ohio; Mr.. SPRINGER, OF Illinois;
Mr.. GLOVER, Of Missouri; Mr.. DOuGHERrY,
OF Florida; Mr. STONE, Of kentucky; Mr..
CHIPMAN, Of Michigan.
A number OF these gentlemen had made
speeches In the House OF Representatives
in advocacy OF the MILLS bill. Mr.. WISE's
name is not in the above list; but be has an
amendment TO offer.
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RICHMOND AND WEST PorSr TsEsGEALl
RAILWAY AND WAREHOUSE COMPANY,

RICHMOND AND WEST PorNr TEgsINAL1
RAILWAY AND WAREHOUSE COMPANY,
RICHMOND, VA, April 10. 1888. }
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
y n general meeting Of the STOCKHOLDERS
OF THE RICHMOND AND " 81 FolSi IL
MINAL RAILWAY AND WAREHOUSE COM
PANY will be held at the Ballard House, IN tho
city o. Richmond, on THURSDAY tho Dist day OF
May, 1888, ~ 3 z. X.
Tho Board OF Directors call this meeting be-
cause they have learned through the public
press that stockholders holding at least one
tenth Of the capital stock Of the company desire
and have called such a meeting. Although no
Official communication has been addressed 20
the Board this call Is made In order that no pos
sible irregularity interfere Nigh the legality
OF the proposed meeting.
Tho transfer books Of Tho company will be
closed on the 18Th day Of Nay. 1888, at o'clock
=. NJ, and will reopen on the lst day Of June,
1888, at 10 A. NJ. X. BROOKE,
ap 20-eodtMye0&tdtd Secretary.
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Reading notices in reading-matter type
lines or lcss. 81: In nonpsresl loaded, 7sc
Card Of rates for more space furnished on sp-
blscaton-
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Is, provoke a warning from Hungary, which
will open up the whole Eastern question
again, and afford an excuse for decisive action.
II goes without saying that warning from
Hungary will be warning from Austro-
Hungary. and II we may judge from the
defiant manner 10 which the Magyar spoke
TO Russia 10 respect Of Bulgaria his language
must be regarded as unequivocal. When
all this is weighed 1t will be seen that Rus
sIa's alleged unprepared state is IN all proba-
biIity simply bIind-the object being that
when Russia does strike she will be able to
claim that she was forced to do so against her
Will and for the rightiul maintenance OF her
prestige.
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The Capitol 30 uare'
For the Dispatch.l

ON glad that something is beng done 10
redeem our beautiful Capitol Square.
Thanks, Mr.. superintendent; | suppose II Is
the best You can do With the small amount
appropriated. Nature has given US a lovely
spot in the centre OF the city. A little II oGfy
aud taste would make II an ornament to the
city and State. slringers passing through
remark on the location, possibilities, and saw
what II might be made, but does any one al.
tend 10 m AZ least, let us have few OF the
old beaches hack near the Governors Man
sion, where they were.