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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-27
TUE sv. LoUIs CONVENTION.
headquarters Of Members or the Ma
tional Democratic Committee
aud state Delegations.
ny Telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l


ST Ioris. Mo, Nav 26.-The official an
nouucemrut o. tAe headquarters OF members
Of the Democratic National Committee and
DELEGATIONS from rne various states is as iol-
lows: Alabama, 20, II. G. Sempe, Lindell;
Aibausas. IS, =. r. Cockreli, Lndeil; Cali
foruil. Us, VI. i. Tarhey, Lsclede; Colorado,
E. G.. :. Thomas, southern; Connecticut, l.,
". NJ. % mum (by pIOXye Planters; Deia-
were. O.. ]. G.. GruDD, L'ndell; Florida, g,
S4nue. Pasco. Southern; Georgia, y, Patrick
Walsh, southern; Illinois, -, :. Corning
Juad, LiuOeli; indisna, so, A. II. Brown,
IAndrll; Iowa. -, NJ. Nj. Ham, Lindeli; Kan
sss. rs, c. W. Blair. Planters; Kentucky.
q, II. d. McueUY, LIndei; Louisiana, 10.
T. !. Jonas, Planters; Maine. -, Edmund
wilson. Linden; Maryland, l6, A. 7. Cor
man. southern; Massachusetts, %, +. o.
Prince. Planters; Michigan, 20, l. NJ. Wcs-
ton southern; Minnesota, II, p. IL Kelley,
Southern; Mississippi, Il, G. A. johnson,
Southern Missouri, 81, j. 6. Praiher, La
clcde: Nebraska, 10, j. h. Boyd, Planters;
Neyads, &. ). II. Dennis (by proxy south
ere; New Hampshire, s, Il. W. Suloway,
Indel; New Jersey, 10, Miles Ross,
Hur.rs; New York. e, WillIsm STEIN
WY, southern; North Carolina, p,
K. W. Ransom, Lindell; Ono, 40.
NJ. ". Armstrong Lindeil; Ore
eon, G. A. Mother, Lsclede; Pennsylva-
pis. ca. ". A. Wallace, Southern; Rhode
Island, &, j. h. Bqrnady. Southern; South
Carolina, Is, T. W. Dawson, Lindel; Ten
nsssee, "a, X. 4. LoOney, sOutherni Texas,
q, o. L. Holt, Planter; Vermont, {, Is. Is.
smalley. Lindsll; Virginia, "a, }. 5. Bar
bour, Planters; West Virginia, II. A. q.
Davis, 81. James; Wisconsin, y, j. l.. Mar
stall, Planters; Arizona, 2. ". h. Meade.
Jiursrs; Dakota, > NJ. ii. DAY, HursPs;
District Of Columbia. .. William Dickson,
Laclede; Montana, 2, w. j. MeCormick,
Uursps; New Mexico, ?, A.JOsephs, bursps;
Utah, 3 j. p. Rosebrougb, Lsclede; wash
iucton. ?. }. II. Kuhn, HursVs; Wyoming,
2, NJ. 4. Post, Hursps; Idaho, 2, John Ha-
ley, Hupps.
Total number Of delegates, $40; necessary
10 a choice. a1. In the above Fable IS given
the headquarters OF the National COMMITTEES
men. Ia every instance excepting the f0l>
loving tue state delegation Is quartcred II
The same hotel a. the committeeman CALI
f0rnia- Committeeman al Southern, delsga>
ilon ~ Laclede; Connecticut COMMITTEES
man at southern, delegation 1t Laclede;
Delaware--C ommitteemsn at southern, dele
CATION ri LiBdell; Kansas committeeman
Of Southern, delefatlon at Planters; LOuisi>
ana--COmmitteeman at Southern, delega>
ton al Planters; Newfoundland NJ
Southern, delegation al Planters; Massaebu-
observation-disclosures W Southern, deicgs |
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-27
Richmond Theatre.

Both at the matinee ana night performance
yesterday Grau's Comic>ODera Company did
themselves full iusli e and completely ear
ried ont their promises. AZ the matinee the
Chimes OF Normandy. with Miss Amy Cor"
don as SerpoIette, Miss Lille Aldreh rs
Germaine, aud Frear rs Gaspard the mlser,
blstrionicalIy filed the bill. IL was full
matinee house, and all seemed delighted.
Al night Oliyettc was played 10 full
house, aud q more satisfactory rendition OF
this ever.welcome and attractive opera has
seldom been given. The artists, one and
all, ought to feel gratitied with the piandits
they received; and Miss ANY Gordon, Miss
Lille Aldrich, Miss Frear Carlberg, IN fact
the whole company, have established them
selves az Richmond favorites.
The programme for this week Is somewhat
changed Monday, La Maseotte; Tuesday,
Fra Diavolo; "Wednesday, Robert Maeaire,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-27
EXCITING CHASE.
RoANoXEs ExPER rENcE IN RUNNING
DOWN A DEsPERkDO.
Long Pursuit OF a Much. Wanted Nan
About Forty Shots Fired
The Capture.
rspecial telegram 70 the Dispaich.l

ROANOKE, Va. May 2G.-One OF the most
exciting events In the history OF this city
was the pursuit and capture this morning OF
Ross Saunders, a cOlOred desperate. who is
wanted IN Tazowcil county to answer the
charge Of murder, IN Montgomery county
the charge OF highway robbery, IN Lynch
burr for felony. and In West Virginia Tor
burglary. A few days ago the police OF
this CITY were notified bv the Chief OF Police
OF Lynchburg to be on the lookout for Saun-
dsrs, and Yesterday be was 10 eated I'm house
on Bunker Hill. II was known that be was
desperate character, and while extra
precautions were being taken for his cap
lure he disappeared. This morning
about O'Clock he was pointed out
TO Officer Morris by a colored man on Nor
folk ayeRue, and when the policeman called
on him to surrender he drew revolver and
ran. Several shots were fired at him by the
officer without effect, and a crowd was soon
I'm hot pursuit OF him, among them being
Mr.. w. X. Hpes, who was 90 horseback,
but unarmed. Several times when SAun-
ders's capture seemed certain he turned on
his pursuers and drove them back at the
muzZlcS Of two revOlvers, one OF which be
carried In each hand. After about forty
shots had been exchanged between the Pur'
sucrs and the pursued 31unders was
brought to hay about mile nOrth Of the
point at which the pursuit commenced
by Mr.. Hipes. who BY this time had pro-
cured a revolver. The desperate. when
called on to stop, turned and fred on bis pur-
suer at short range. The shot was returned
by Mr.. Hipcs and Saunders Fell on his back
and continued TO IRE bis revovers until they
were empty, when be made FOR barn. which
was soon surrounded, and his capture was
effected. That no one was nurl seems re-
maTkable.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-27
FINANCIAL.
KEW YORK, BALTIMORE. AND BIca.
xoap srocK xxCaAH6g4
Grain, provisions Cotton. ressosa rar-
psntins. Resin. Tar ana
Pssnut Hsrksta
rnr tslssapn to The pispa,ch.l


NEW YORK, May 2a-Ths stock marks, To-
day was agsin active ani decidscl. wfe&
throughout, and large portion VI yeS-
tef14y's gains was lost The effect OF we
Reading affair seemed this morning 70 nave
sS Sss p Iss sa,s, and the ,So toos
vantage OF tho lower price. In London TO ieasw
tie attacks upon the list Tho feeling was very
unsettled and buying scattering. Soon ceasins
70 have any influence upon the oourss 81 price%
RlInors of q serious tlra IN Mr. Goulde indl'-
position were circulated, and thby even went 20
far as 20 have him dsad before the close
OF Tho board Thus had very depressing
influence upon the movement OF PScinc,
ard II became the special object OF tne
attack. LA price was forced OF 3 per cent,
and thu rest Of the list followed, though ia
but few stocks did tha losses exceed that peint.
Tho opening ngures we're from = 70 y per cent.
below last evenings rnsl prices. while Reading
was OF ?, and Northern Pacific preferred . per
Missouri Pacific IN the lead. The creator per.
ten Of the decline Was made In the hrst nall
hour. some reaction was male towards II
O'Clock, but the deciins wss resumed with
greater activity, and Missouri Pacific dropped
81. Another rally sccurr~d towards 1880, out 10
was o. short duration, and Tire market became
more quiet and remained heavy. and 30 closed
81 about the lowest prices roached. lhe safes
yariably lever this evening. and Missouri Pa
else lost poo cent. Reading IL, - Paul y,
New England ~, Union Pa He. Nor'horn Pa
cinc preferred. and Fort Worth and Denver IL
each, and others fractional amounts
WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT
NEW YORK. May 2s.-Tne weekly bank state
ment shows tAe iOlONing changes: deserve,
increase. s5Sg,iJ0: loans, Increase, s2,0S,2O;
specie, Increase, sl.025,S0; leSal-tenders. in
crease. sis6,G0O; deposits. increase, 2,j3S, 300;
circulation, decrease, tl56.9o0
The banks now hold S2S,2g4,jC In excess OF the
~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-27
GENERAL sEEERIDAg.
His condition Crittcai-He EEas Re-
currencc or Heart Trouble.
IBy telegraph % lh. plspaloh.l

lby Telegraph 70 tne Dlspatchl
WASHINGTON, May &C. General SheridHu's
condition IL extremely critical tonight and
his death Of any moment would not be unex-
pecled. lie had recurrence OF the heart
trouble about o'clock this afternoon. ac-
cOmpanied by serious sinking spell, which
gave great alarm 10 bis physicians and from
which bis rsl!ying was very SLOW. A bulle-
TN from his medical atiendsnts had been
promised at $50 O'Clock tonight, but at that
hour General Sheridan's condition was such
that the bulletin was delayed until 10 z. N.
II Is rs follows:
BAT $50 p. M.-General Sheridan
passed q comfortable day, took plenty Of
nourishmeut, spoke cheeriuliy and hope
fully. and generally did well until ten
minutes before ) o'clock this afternoon.
when the action Of the heart became very
feeble. from which condition IL has reacted
impenectly. AZ this time he is suffering
neither pain nor distress. He thoroughly
understands, az he and oil his family have
done from the beginning, the gravity OF the
situation, but Is now and has been quite
Tranquil. undismayed, aud hopeful for the
best.
lSignedi E NJ. VREILIY.
WASHINGTON MATHEWS,
CHARLES 3. BYgSE,
II. {. GARROW.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-27
A Dry Ticket.

Special telegram to tao Dispa,ch.l
WYTHEvuLE, VA, MAY 2G,-At The num-
cipal election held here Thursday the follow
ing, known as the temperance or "dry "
ticket. was elected throughout: Mayor, DR..
Charles W. Gleaves; Councimen-R. f..
Johnson, DR.. William II. EibLle, Augustus
c. Clark, G.. B. Thomas, Thomas i. Royd, g.
Z. PattesOn, +. 5. Rlair, c. j. Noel, y.
KYLE Gibboney. and William II. sui. TIE
other candidates were Mr. benjamin ".
Terry, former mayor, and j. Walter Meyers,
VINO was supported 10y the knights OF Labor
The number OF votes polIed "as not as large
as uSlal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-27
reason Is on the surface. 1t was not wOman''

work,
Daughters Of Mississippi, you have Ia
bored In the cause the righteousness oil wnich
only he can deny whose soul Is 80 devoid OF
patriotism that IN his country's strife ne
could give aid and comfort TO the enemy.
1t would have been a great sratileation 70
be among the survivors OF Mis-issipprs
army and In the laying OF the cornerstone
Of monument 10 their deceased comrades
10 recall the virtues and the mingled attn
buies OF the hero and the saint.
Please be assured that IN spirit shall DC
with YOU. and for the zeal with which YOU
have faced all encouragement and tue deyo-
tion YOU have shown 10 the purpose when
had only 81 merit for its reward, pray you
TO accept from the Utmost fibre OF MS heart
the thanks OF an old Mississippian.
Painfully. JEFFERSON DAVIS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-27
HAI.ISBVN Y.
The EpiscOpai COnvsutiOn-AnI Inter
estinG Affair.

Especial telegram 20 the Dispatch.l
SALISBURY. \. g., May 2G.-1he Episcopal
Convention for the Western Diocese Of North
Caroiua adjourned its meeting here this
morning. TAe next meeting Will be held at
Henderson on May -, 1850. Nearly every
parish IN TIE diocese was represented, about
seventy ministers and many lay delegates
being m attendance.
Several grave questions were sprung and
discussed IN tho convention among others
that OF prohibition and that OF the negro,
but both these were postponed for future ac-
ton.
The Salisbury Graded School closed its eN-
crciscs Yesterday. aud II was gaa.dsy for
the constitution. Hon. Kemp Battle, president
OF the state University, delivered an address
on education. Colonel II. G. Jones, OF
Charlotte, presented eleven diplomas 10 the
graduates IN his most happy style. Other
prominent men and ministers in Attendance
at the convention made addresses. PROBES
sors Il. G.. kizrr and II. j. ONerman and
ilss Bessie Needy were the recipients Of
handsome presents from their scholars.
TIE "Demorest" prohibition medal con-
test discussion was held here last night.
There were six speakers. The medal Was
awarded TO Muster John Julian.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-27
ConyIcted rnd Sentenced to Hang.

Knoxville. Tenn. May 2G.-tllcks CIR
michael. the negro Who murdered Deputy
Sheriff Shipe, of KuoX county, last Sunday,
was tried in the Criminal Court to-day. lie
wanted to plead guilty, but finally agreed to
accept The aid OF counsel. The trial lasted
three hours. Carmichael WAS found guilty.
Of murder IN the Hrst segree without miti-
eating circumstances.
Sentence WIS passed BY the Cont thN
Carmichael ne hanged on the 10Th OF July.
He says he will not take an appeal to the
supreme Court, but VIII spend his time
preparing for death. He Acknowledges bis
guilt.
Exaggerated accounts OF attempts 20 lynch
Carmichael have been telographed from
Knoxville. There vas no DAGGER OF such
llWle.sness.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-27
Tho College BOYS Beaten.

A very close and interesting game OF base
ball was played on the Richmond College
grounds yesterday afternoon between toe
college Clue and picked nine composed OF:
Peyton, catcher; Palmer, pitcher; Shep-
herd, short.stop; Cullen, first-baseman;
BAR, second-baseman; peterborough.
third baseman; Ferguson. leit-held; Nc
Guire, centre-Geld; and fianewnckel, right
field. There was large crowd ~ spectators
10 witness tue contest, which resulted in =
victory Tor the picked nine by The score Of
) 10 .,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-27

in order the oames presented were j.
NJ. Buckley. the present editor, and
Mrs. Frances willard, president OF the
Woman's Christian Temperance Union, and
one Of the rejected women delegates. Buck.
ley was elected. The vote cast was 800.
Buckley received 2s4. Mrs. Willard got 100
votes. J. II. Bayhs was reelected editor OF
the Western Christian Advocate. Arthur
Edwards was rteectcd editor OF the North
tceS.erR Christian Advocate.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-27
Solid as n Rock.

partment OF Missouri has just completed
thorough examination OF tue United States
Mutual Accident Association, made at the
request OF It's officers. 10 yefihes the sccu-
rscy Of the statements OF the association aud
pronounees il well managed and prosperous
and a. solid as 4 rock. The publisher OF
the Court journal, q law sheet here, will be
vigorously prosecuted for liDelIng the assc.
citation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-27
sacred-Isears Fair and BAZAAR.

nicht was az good as usual. The ladies
will continue the fair some days this week.
The voting closed as follows: Ahead - the
most popular letter-carrier. J. r. Lewis;
doll baby. Miss Denise Morris; diamond
ring, John Fiunegan; umbrella, J. ii.
Witty: wstch.chain. J. w. Mickay; most
popular policeman, John Finneean; watch
chain, Louis Fox; most popular boy. John
Morton; most popular man, Thomas Smith;
yestments, Father Cutler; most popular at
,orney. ;. B. Witt. Miss Bertha Roop won
the badge.
Concer, and drill by Company 4 to-mor-
row nirht
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-27

Rev. william L Hatcher. u. D.. has been
the pastor Of Grace->treet Baptist church
for thirteen consecutive years, and t0iS
morning A. II o'clock be will preach q SER
mon appropriate 10 the celebration Oh bis
thlrteenfb anniversary. DR.. Hatcher Is one
Of the foremost preachers IN the south, aud
hs earnest eiOquence has been benrd with
pleasure in most ~ the states Of The Union.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-27
WEST VIRGINIA.
shot and HilIed a enthusiastically
Injured.
IsnecIal telesrnm y nc nlspa.ch.I

Especial telegram to tho Dispc.ch.l
CHARLESTON, w. VA, MAY ga colorcd
man named PoindeXter shot psddler named
Silverstein at Caperton yesterday afternoon.
Poindexter had bought some goods from
the eeddler and refused TO pay for them,
and during the alteration which followed
drew revolver aud fired, the ball taking
effect Just below the temple, Inhictnga fa'al
wound. POiudexttr was captured aud
taken to fail at Fayetteville last night
Robert Wright, an emplOy6 OF the R1y-
moHd City cOsl.inines, jumped coal train
going from the mines TO the river Yesterday
evening about G O'Clock and fell beneath the
wheels. His right foot was cut entirely OH
Just above the ankle, and he sustained other
injuries which will prove fatal. lie WAS
about eighteen or nineteen years Of age.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-27

the great bit Of the season. and grand and
attractive Tuesday matinee---the matinee be-
lux changed TO that day, As wednesday IL
ACKNOWLEDGMENT for the FIRST time Ia
this city, the greatest success on record,
Robert Macalre, which Is better known as
Erminie, will be presented.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-27

The Virginia Democrats are good mauy
OF them Of the same mind with the United
states Senator who once said that II there
was any Office Democrat could rot OIL he
was Ia favor OF sbOlishing the office. - Rich
moRd Dispatch.
The above needs no comment. IL voices
the sentiments OF not only the Virginia
Democrats, but Of the Democrats all over
the country GOrd0nSUiHe Gazette.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-27
rha x1hi,.untiae PIafe.

LONDON. May 26.-The race tor tie Whit
suntide plate Of 5000 soycreigns for t"o-
year-0lds 1t the Manchester mreilug TODAY
was won by G. Pcrkins's chestnut colt Chlta'
bob. with the Duke Of Portand's bay colt
Donovan second. and Lord Gerard's chest
nut lilly Bryony third. Eleven horses started.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-27
Fatal GaSOmeter Explosion.

A's '~'NoA"t '" - ---~f-NA-1
MONTREAL, May 2G.-The new gasOmeter
at the eas.works at HOchelda exploded be-
tween S and $50 O'Clock this morning. There
were from twelve TO twenty men in the
building at the time. Five bodies have been
taken out. The remainder are buried in the
ruins.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-27

Last might two men, james Crouch and
Cru.Oe Daniel Doth coi0redl, engaged in a
quarrel, and Crouch was assaulted and hit
with a spltloon by Dauicl. Crouch was az
rested and locked up in the Second police
station.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-27
MEMORIAL DAY.
HFADQUAHTEGs r. K LEE CAMP, No. IL
CONFEDERATE VsTERAYs.
KIgHHOSD VA Nav 2b lgi4 !

RICHMOND. Va, May -, 1883
COMRADES: WEDNESDAY NEXT
~ Is MEMORIAL~DAY. Your command has
accepted an invitation from Phil. kearny Post 70
mite with them In iheir services ~ the National
cemetery at seven Pines Tie Post has kindly
rendered u aid US Whiie there ia dlsinterring
tbs remains OF several OF your comrades, and %
ioin Us ia our services tho same afternoon at
Hollywood, during which tie remains wll be re-
inferred
l. ATS O'Clock on Wednesday mornipg you Will
assemble az Phil Kearny Post room, on Capitol
street. with druIn-corp5.
2 At4P. -. the saune day, You VIII assemble
az Lee Camp hall with drum-cOrDs and IN COM
pany with Phn. Kesrny Post and tue military
proceed 70 Hollywood
3 You who have uniforms are expected 70 wear
them; those who have not viii wear badge, with
citizens dress.
An soldiers Of the late war who msy be in
tho city arc cordially invited 10 take part with
Us.
G General John X. Cooke will be tho Chief
Marshal, and Will be respected accordingly.
by order OF Colonel j. W. WHITE, Commander.
ARTHUR A. SPlIZER,
my 25.lt Cgptaia aud Adiutant
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-27

" mole hNuDtE Oh NolN. CAST iifc0'
George W. Holt, the Democratic nominee
for Justice Of tbe Peace il the Third Ward.
and Slmuo Logan, tee Republican candi-
date for the same Office, having received
each an equal number Of votes, they drew by
lot, and Holt was successful.
The Democrats are Sill iubtlSnt over
THURSDAYS victory. and everybody feels in a
cOngratulatory mood.
Ninth street between Semmes aud Rail
road streets is being opened the proper
width and cut down 10 the ri2nt level.
About two weeks ago two men were put to
work cutting down CoIardin avenue be-
tween Hull and B,inbridge streets, but they
were only kept At il a part OF the day aAu
have not been seen there slnce.
Rev. I. p. Bell, assistant corresponding
secretary Of the Foreign Mission Board OF
the Southern Baptist Convention, VIII preach
a sermon before the Woman's Mission So
ciely OF the Balnbridge-Strcet Baptist churcn
tonight at s O'Clock.
The Hastings Court, which has been IN
session for a week considering civil and
chancery matters, will probably adjourn Tor
the term tomorrow or Tuesday.
Mr.. william Foster, Of Atlasta, formerly
OF this city, is here on VISIT.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-27
the yor,he-n mrshodi-ts.

lby telegraph 70 the DispsGh.l
New YORK, May 2G.-in the Methodist
General Conference the interest In the pro-
ceedmgs seems to have gone out with the
election Of bishops, as but few persons were
present. When the nominations for ed
itor OF the Chrisiiqa Adrocu's were
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-27
LArE wEArmhR ErPoRr

[By telegraph to tho Dlspatch.l
,-..----, WAsRINGTJN, May 27--l 4. H-For
! EblR Virginia and North Carolina, slightly
- warmer followed By cooler, fair wea-
thor, Eight 70 fresh southessterly winds
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-27
No Change Contemplated.
NV talngray,h 10 the Dienafch.i

NEW YORK, May 2G.-The published state
mcnt that the Old Dominion Line OF steam>
ships was 10 abandon IT'S Norfolk terminus
and run direct FROM this CITY 10 Charleston
Is denied by Vice>President w. II. Stanford,
VINO says that no such change was ever cons
fotnpf4Ied
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-27
The German Emperor.

[DY Anglo-Americsn cable 10 the Dispatchl
BERLIN, May 26.-The Emperor passed q
good night and felt refreshed this morning.
lie went out in the park shortly after
arising.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-27

corroSREPoac
rAzxErS by rELEossPA
NEW YORK

NgwYosE. May 26.-Cotton steady: sa,es i.777
bales: uplaaas iQc.: Orleans. i0ac. not re-
ceipts AZ sll D9rts ? iH bales. etpOr-8--to Great
britain. 1908 bales stock, t0o,0si bales southern
dour quist ana unchanged. Wheat-Cash kesVy.
options ruled dull aud weak oil day: 20. rad,
May. s5kss5f &c, clesiag az 95isc June. NNA
soc. closiRg at &c. Cotp-Opuons closed
steady; spot Aakc. loesr and duh: No. ?. AsY,
So, .o5c. coslaG A. 6sac.; July, s2N ss3c closing
a. Do Oats trins lever aad heavy No =
June. 39Sc.; July. 81 III i6aTIc. closing ~
SSac.: No 2 spot. tspf1'. Hops steAdy-de-
rnsnd light Codss--s9ot fair. heavy. aud I'M
chsagst: options s0s70 points lover; June,
So 4iagi3 o5: july. 81. loasi26a sugar duh and
unchanged: refined quiet snd steady A0iasses
dnll: 5l-test. 2)c. Rice steady ana quiet Petro-
leum steady; crude in barrels, a.. wtci re-
fnet, &c al AL ports. Cotton s-ed oil quoted
AZ 42c for crude ~ ss7c. ler re1nei. Turpen-
tine duh a. ssEc uless in light request Wool
dun ana heavy. Port dun ami unchanged. Cut
moa'sqalot and irmly held. hidiles dull and
nominal Laradllt. we.fsrh steam. SPOT $50;
Nay, SS6e; June Ss7ess3.7i. frcights DUH
CHICAGO
CHICAGO MAY .f.--Cas quotations wer,: Flour
steady. 40. spring wheat s5Aas3kc; rel,
go. Corn. 55Ac oats. 80 Hess,Sork. Nte.
Lard, fs.fs shortribs, S.baaF7 - shoulders
lbgxsd) gjaS625; shsrt clsATA. . l0atAl.
LsadiHg futures ranged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-27

The ordinance proposed some time ago by
the Water Committee looking 10 reduction
in water rates to consumers is on the table
in the Common Council.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-27
Hand 0f.crinsg.

WASHINGTON, May 29.-rae bond offerings
to-day aggregated $4,000, Of which tue
Treasury accepted a single 4 per cent. bond
Of $50 at 127. All the other offers were too
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-27
BALTrxoRE STOCK MARKET.
RICHMOND sroCK EXCHANGE.

BALTIMORE, Nd, May ga-vrginIa SIS. con
solidatsd. 81; ps't-due coupons. "a; do, l040s
20; do. new SIS, 6i'l. Bid to-doy.
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