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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-15
New York, Baltimore, aud Richmond
stock Exchange.

NEW YORK, May il-IradiGg Ia thu stock
market to-day was less interesting than Tor s0inS
time past, and outside Of a few stocks tsers was
no movement london figures came higher thls
morning and this market responded 10 = Halted
sxtent the flrst prices boing from = 10 . per
cent above those OF tho close on saturday, out
thers vas yery little Doing outside Of Reading
Rad Richmond ana Vest Point. the former Do
ine sctlvs and strong. Tbs lattsr WAS aided ~
tbs contest tor CoBtTol st the coming election,
and displayed more strength than any ether STOCK
Oh the list. Oregon 1raBsconunsntal and hls-
ssurl Pacific were quite strong a. times. and
moved up something over point In We lore
noon followed by Western Union and Union
Pacific. But traders made = dsmORstratioa
against tho l!st aud most Of the advances made
ia these st0cEs we're aftorWard lost Inc
annual lection Of the stock Exchange had some
thing 70 DO Win the general apathy, though IN
tsrest was not exirems In H. In the afterSooA
the market became very dull and somewhat
fOYerish, with general heavy toss. and except
ln Richmond and West Point prices Yielded slow
~ throughout most Of tina TINS. The COMPARE
lively small offerings Of bOais % the Govern
msut was given a. proteNt Ter this moFsmsn~
but it did not reach very large proportions, a.
the state Of The money market az present ren-
eers tic purchasing Of bonds Of very lttlo I'M
uortsncs ST. Paul vas the emily STOCK showing
marked movement Ia the afternoon, declining
A. one time a per cent, but toward O'Clock me
marxet bscams stagDsnt, and clssed dull and
about steady At irregular changes Tor the say
Iha total sales we're 10000 shares.
NEW YORT, May H-AoOR.-stocks dull aud
heavy Money easy st ]. bxchAnke-Long,
$50 short, 4SsE. Gov0rnments dun sRd steady.
EUsHfag.-Excnnngs active and steady. Long,
81: snort. 4s94. Aosoy easy ct lHa2 per cent
Sub-IreaSury balances Coin, Sis2,y9i 90; cur
rency ST. IA 600. Goyernm snts quiet and strong;
4 per cents, l2i5.; 4hper cents, lV'll. state
hauda dull and sfaafV
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-15
III. nnrar, Last Ntxht.

The announcement that four OF the SOLO
lists Of the Petersburg Muse Festival would
appear a. the Mozart last evening sufllced to
I'll the building with fashionable and APP
preclative audience.
The ouartette. consisting OF Misses Efie
Stewart and julia OCOnnell, Or. Carl h..
Martin and Dir. Wilbur Gum, rendered in
fine style THE Parting Kiss" BY Pinsuil,
and "lEcco Tuel FierO Isianti," by Costa.
Or. Carl Martin, the distinguished bssso,
who bas been suffering during the past week
with severe bosrseness, had greatly lni-
proved aud was almost himself again. lie
sang his solo numbers with artistic finish,
and was warmly received. lie Is an I'M
mense favoyite with people here, both musi-
celly and socially, and bis presence Is
always q delight.
Mr.. WILDER Gum, the charming young
tenor, carried the audience by storm with
his exquisite rendering Of several solos, all
% which required great skin for their exc
cution. His high notes were grandly de-
livered. No such tenor has appeared here
I'm concert for long time, and no assuredly
has brilliant future open to him.
Mis-. Ellie Stewart has q pure soprano
voice Of great power and compass, and uses
It well. Her rendering Of the beautiful and
classic aria, " RENE dc Saba" BIZ GOunod,
was excellent. as was that OF all OF her other
pieces. Her stage presence Is striking. and
sac locked handsome last night in her beau
tiul white satin dress IN tr0inc.
Miss Julia O'Cennell is a nice, smooth
coutrslto, and while her voice is not power
ml II Is Of excellent quality and very
pleasing. She Is a thoroughly conscientious
singer, and whether in seios or concerted
pieces does Der part acceptably.
The selections for last evening were nearly
all Of 4 scdate. and some OF them rather
dolorous character, relieved, however, by
the dashlng and bright duet Glove aud
war chmmingly sung by Or. Martin and
Mr. Gum. They we're 80 raplurously ap.
plauded that they were compelled 10 repeat
it,
The Amateur Orchestra opened last eve
Mugs musicale with the overture "C0nse-
Grafton" by Keller Bella, and rendered 1t
very we'll. MI. Reinhsrt played The accom-
paRimenls for the vocal members with his
usual acceptance. Some Of them were eX-
ceedngly difficult.
The entire performance was great sue
cess, aEd the Music Committee eyinced wis
dom IN securing these artists.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-15

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
BUCKINGHAM, VA, May 10, 1888.
On the Sih instant at Coal Valley, W. Va,
by the Rev. j. c. Brown, Miss Nettie
S!raughsu, OF Coal Valley, was married 10
Mr. r.. G.. saunders, Of Hinton, formerly OF
this county. lie went 10 the Chesapeake
aud Ohio railway in West Virginia some
seven years ago, and Is still ou that road.
The Circuit Court Of this county ADJOURN
ed last week, after session Of some ten
days, Judge Irving presiding with bis usual
urbanity and dignity.
The measles have swept Ike destructive
wave over our county, and have LETT some
Saddened households. Mr.. ana hrs. samuel
Sclden lost TWO interesting children by them.
The Charlottesville and Keysylle railroad
will leave AtyOn depot soon for our Court.
house, and there angle acuteiy, and reach
the Norfolk and Western railroad at Farm
vile, thence up Buffalo Uid Hanpdea-sit-
ucy 70 KeysYille. The management Is push
inc Ii with all their power.
Our congressional field is beng looked
over, and If We can get the right candidate
this district OF Randolph, Bouldin, and
Tucker will be restored to Us former status.
Our Democratic friends are for Cleveland
inst, last, and all the time. ;.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-15
per.nnninnnh Rrien.

Mr.. Echol', member OF the House from
Staunion, is IN the city.
Lieutenant-G Governor John +. Massey ia
10 the city en- route 10 the Norfolk tonyen'
ton.
Treasurer J. w. Carter, OF Richmond
county. and Clerk j. A. Brown, OF Hanover,
were At the Capitol yesterday.
Mr. Edward T. Smith and bride (nee HID,
Of stamford. KY, are on short visit 10
Mrs. II. z. Fitzbugh, Fifth street between
Grace and Franklin.
Miss Miriam Biting, daughter OF Rev. G.
G. Biting, ID. D.. Of Philadelphia. is IN the
cily the guest Of Mrs. William l.. Tanner,
no. PIG south Third street.
sunday night John Mccarthy was taken
10 the First police station with broken
ankle as the result Of scufle. lie was
sent t. the slmsbouse for medical treatment.
Mr.. II. W. sadlcr. Of Fluvanns, who
came down to attend the Baptist Conyen-
ton. was called home Yesterday by tele-
gram announcing the death OF an intimate
friend.
Superintendent Moses, Of the peniientiary,
ye,terdav added TO his roll OF names that OF
George Owens. who was convicted IN Pc.
telsourg Of house-broaking and sentenced
for two yesrs.
There will be an important adjourned
meeting OF the Board Of Governors OF the
Mozart Association tonight 10 receive the re-
port OF the treasurer on the names OF those
delinquent for dues.
According 10 q recent interview ot the
Pqris correspondent Of the New York Herold
with NJ. Merci6, the statue OF Lee will be tie
Joint work Of Faguiere and Mercie. Fall
guicre is a greater sculptor than hefcie.
A thief broke into the front window OF
Pierce's shoe store on Broad street near
Fourth sunday morning and stole two odd
shoes. Policeman li2unoC ran to the place
a. soon %, the glass pane broke; hence the
small booty OF the ro5ber.
The Farm Implement NsirS, a prosperous
monthly published at Chicago, IN ITS last
issue has picture Of Mr. II. NJ. Smith, Of
Richmond. and column sketch OF his life.
From this it appears that Sir. smith is
seventv.nine years old and that he began
business mere In 1929. The article Il de-
scryedly complimentary TO Dir. Smith, whose
lite has been a very useful one and rich IN
good deeds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-15
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.
Bebearing Dssied in the Telephone
Cases-Other Important De.
by telegraph 70 the plspateh.l

WASHINGTON, May l4.-The Supreme
Court to-day denied the application for the
Tebesrlng Of the telephone case. THIS APP
plcation was made by the Peoples and
Overland Telephone Companies, who claim
that DrawbauSh ard not Bell was the frat
inventor Of the telephone.
Justice Miller announced the decision OF
the court deuyiEg the application for re-
hearing. lie said that the usual procedure
is to hsnd the decision upon motions for re-
hearing to the clerk, but in view OF the i'm
poriance Of the telephone cases he would
announce the courts opinion in that matter
orally. He simply said that 90 none OF the
three justices who had concurred in the
opinion Of ChieiJustice Waite UNFOLDING
the validity Of Bel's piteut bad reque'ied a
reheTing, and that a. II was q settled rule OK
the court not to grant rehearings unless this
were done, that the application must be de-
MED.
The courtroom bad been crowded 10 sutio-
cation in expectation Of this decision, but
the crowd OF spectators promptly thinued
out. Applications for writs OF hGbedS corpus
were denied IN the cases Of Mccoy and
others, West VlrglnisuS, who were kid
mapped into Kentucky by Kentucky deputy
sheriTs known as the Mccoy Hatfield ven
delta easel; Coy and Bernhamer, Of indisps,
now serving sentences FOR election tally
sbcet frauds, and Benson, who is awaiting
exiradition In New York for the Patti con-
cert-ticket swindle in the City Of Mexico.
A writ Of hdJc1S corpus was granted 10
The musicians convicted in the Washington
Police Court for conspiracy 10 destroy the
business Of other musicians by boycottinS
them-tb cases known as the Union Musi-
cisn,' boycotting cases. Members OF the
union had demanded trial by jury when the
cases came before the Police Court, but this
was denied them. Under t9-day's decision
the prisoners we're discharged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-15
THE NEWS OF MANCHESTER.
Personal and other items from our
Sister City.

The Central Democratic Club-Mr. James
+. Bradley predetermined a lsrgely-at-
tended meeting last nigDt at headquarters,
corner OF Eighth and Hui streets, and much
good campaign work was gotten through
with. The Democratic nominees were all
present, and seemed very sangune OF the
success Of the regular ticket on the oath.
The Manchester Fuel, Power and Lighting
Company has been chartered 10y Judge Han
cock, OF Chesterfield, with II. Il. owen,
James l.. Robertson, II. &. Bcattie, Angus
tine Royall, and George 4. Gary as corpora
tors. The obiectof the company Is 10 manu-.
facture and sell waier-gas to the citizens oil
Manchester. The capital stock Is 70 be not
less than $4,000 nor more than Sl00,OOO
The officers are: ii. b. owen, president;
Augustine Royall, secretary and treasurer.
The directors are the same as the corpora
tors. This company was granted the priyi-
lcge last fall Of establishing z gas-plant here,
proyided operations are begun within sixty
DAYS from the date Of the charter being
granted.
The pulpits Of. most OF the churches In
this city we're filed on Sunday by members
Of the Baptist Convention now in session in
Richmond, and The attendance u all OF the
churches was large. At the cambridge
Street Baptist church (aiter the morning
sermon) communion was celebrated, and
Rev. W. T. Derleux, Of Spartansburg, ;.
C., formerly pastor Of tbs church, oficlated.
After The service many OF Mr.. Derieux's old
friends pressed forward 10 grasp his band.
Rev. Mr.. Hall preached at The Presbyterian
church morning and night.
Mrs George q. Ely, who, as reported IN
Sundays paper. was severely shocked bY
lightning Saturday afternoon during the
Thunderstorm, was somewhat improved
yesterday, Lut il still quite PROSTATE.
Aessrs George W. Toby aud j. II. Brown
have returned from HamptOn, where they
attended the Great Council OF Red Men.
Chief Toby, who is past great sachem, was
unanimously elected great keeper Of The
wsmpum.
Miss Matte LoYelace, Of Halifax, is in the
CITY the guest Of Mrs. =. r. Woodrum.
Mrs. Albert Wells, who has becn quite Ill.,,
4 a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-15
Raae.BalI Yesterday.


Detroit:
No game. Wet grounds.
Philadelphia:
Athletic. Baltimore game called at the com.
mencement OF the 6tth inning on account OF
rain. The score was TO / in favor OF the
BlltimOrts.
ChicsgO:
New Yorks........1 0 0 900 0 O. l
Base-Eits-C hicagos, q; New 1orEs, 3.
Errors -Chlcagos, 0; New Iorks, g. Bat
teries-Krock and Flint; Welch and
O'RouGke.
Pittsburgh:
Prtsburghs .........I 90 3OOOi o. .
BoslOns. ............0 , l ] 900 l l. 6
Base-hits-P ittsburghs, IL; Bostons, B..
Errors ittsburgbs, II Bostons, .. Bat
teries-Henderson and Fields; sowders and
OROuTke.
Indianapolis:
Indianapolis. .......0 0 l ID 0 4 OF
Washinctons ...0 0 0 90 0 0 OIL
Base.hts-lnd indianapolis. 10; Wsshiugtons,
i. rors-IndiaDapOlls, 3; Washingtons, B.
Batteries-Healy and Myers; O'D5y and
Deasley.
CleyeIand:
BROOKLYN ....................4O o 81
Clevelands. 0 0 0 0-3
Base. BroOklyns, 8; Cleyelands, I !;
Eirors-BroOElyns, 3; Clevelands, 9. Bat
teries-Caruthers and Bushong; Croweil
and Snyder.
81. Louis:
-. Louis. 9 0 100 9 0 Ia
Kansas City.........O 1 0 OO0 0 3 o.
Base.hits-St. Louis, Z; Kansas City, s.
Errors 81. Louis. 5; Kansas Clty, 10. Bat
terles-King and Boyle; Pagan and Briody.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-15
MARKETS BY rELE1RAPH
NV YORK

INV rOSK. Msy u.--Coiton quiet and steady;
saies. 5s2 bales, also during the pest week NOT
previously reported. 3.26 bales: upianfS To-. I;
OrleanA l0hc.; net receipts, j,i3i bales: er-
poris--to 0rsat Britain, avs balos: o. France,
1855 bales; % the COnuneat. 4,gi bales; stock,
~ .fs5 bales. southern nour n nrm demand
Wheat duh and enurey nOn,iRal No rcd,
Nay. $3.50 aSLoih. june, 9sh AS, July,
w., ae9c. Cora arm, ~. 2. Nay, s,hai9sc.;
June. G6 ka674c July e'Aa0iAc oafs shado
better closing FIRM, Ne. 2, Nay. S94ss9hc. (;
June. 3ofs ai0N; 30. 3 spot Sesai0hc.. mixed
Western, $3.50. Hops quiet and unchanged
Coffee drm: RIO tlS: options decidedly higher
and active No. Z, May. fiANatli: June.
sla fnsgias0; jay. ti2fiRsi2eh sugar dan F..
refined quiet Mclasses dun: SLtest. a. Rico
steady. Petroleum steady; roaned. &c. az all
ports C0tton-ssed oil. Ssalskc. for crude; asa
llc for re1nod. faiiow steady az f,c. kosin
Quiet % 1l.20stLA TurE0nune dan az So.
EFgs quiet AMI weak: southern, 4ai3c Hides
"a mOiersts demand wool dun and easy.
Pork steady. Batt euu. Beef hams steady.
CUT meats nrn. Picked bellies. 7isc. Middies
nominal. Land i2ai5 polats lower and only
moderately active: wssf9rn steam, 6. susfAhS.
Juno, $50; July, SSNaS5h tseishts dun
CRlCAGO
CHICAGO Nay it-Cash quotations Uers Flour
quiet aud frm. NO. spring wheat, 5, 49,.
No. red, g2t a13. No. corn, 6)ac. No. oats,
So. isEc Me-s-pork, ti4o. Lard, t&t74.
Shurt-f1ba, tftaefi.6.N shoulders boxed, toA
500 short clears. -. i9sfAIA Nklskey tl.lS
Leading futures ranged 40 follows
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-15
American Train DispEtehers' AsSO-
CfatIOH

The members composing the Richmond
branch OF the above association held their
sixth seml-annual meeting last night 10 the
readng-rooms Of the Chesapeake and Ohio
railway.
This branch now embraces members from
Mary land, District Of Columbia, West Viz
ginia, North aud South Carolina, Missouri,
Alabama, and Virginia. A good deal OF
business pert ,ining to their profession was
transacted.
Mr.. j. II. Corllse. OF the Chesapeake and
ONO, aud f. J.. Cherry, Of the Richmond
and Danyille roads, we're elected delegates to
represent the Richmond branch at the Louis
vile National Convention. June II, ISIS.
After adjouIning the members INDUCED in
banquet to reduce the surplus in the trea-
sWTV
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-15
GOING TO THE CONVENTION.
ytrginians who VIII Attend from
Washingteu.

From Our Regular Correspondent
WASHINGTON, May 14.--A good many
Democrats Irom here will 20 down TO attend
the convention at Norfolk.
Mr.. Barbour expects 10 get on to-day or
tomorrow norEipg. Senator Daniel VIII 20
from LynchDurg, where he BOW Is. General
Lee, General Hunton, and Hon. John toose
will 40 from here. Mr.. Wise said to-day he
did not think he wsud be able 10 attend.
Mr.. 0'Ferrall Is not here, but viii probably
20 from bis home 20 Norfolk direct.
Mr.. Allen, OF Mississippi, concluded his
speech last Saturday in tue House with a
most appropriate quotation from the opera
Of THE Msscotte." Tie intended 70 have
sung the "GoOble Goblet" song and TO
have bad the notes Published in the Record,
but failed to get the music in time.
The President has approved the act for the
construction Of lighthouse At Newport
News.
The contract for the navy tobacco has been
awarded 10 Z. II. Mayo 81 Brother, Of Rich
mOnd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-15
Manchester Republican Endorsa-
ffOH

A meeting Of Republicans OF Manchester
was held last night. q. W. Winston was
chosen chairman aud ". II. Anderson sec
rotary.
After fair expression Of opinion the iol-
loving resolution was adopted;
Whereas the Republican City Committee
deems il inexpediCnt 10 make any nomlna-
tons Ior city officers, we therefore endorse
the iolowlne-named gentlemen: For
Mavor. A. c. Attkisson; for City Sergeant,
Henry Fitzgerald; for Commissioner Of the
Revenue, :. r. Owens; for Commemorative
Attorney, c. l.. Page.
The meeting then adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-15
WnanInEton Notes.

IUy tIegTaph % mo UI7F"VHI
WLsaiNGroN, May 4-Tue principal
speakers on the tariff bill during tie re-
mainder Of the week will be Me,srs. Butter
worth on Tuesday; Randall, wednesday;
Breckiuridee OF ArEausas, Thursday; Nc
Knley and Breckenridge OF kentucky, Fri
dav: aud Reed and Carlisle saturday.
Tne senate spent three hours IN secret
legislative session to-day discussing the
kfaaleberser resolution for tie open caosid-
GRAFTON OF Inc fisheries treaty and the hoar
resolution for steaogrlphic report Of the de-
bate 10 be made public at the optioo OF the
senate. Both were defeated, the Democrats
voting sohdly against thea and the Republic
cans dividing according u individual pre-
ference. The confederation Of the fisheries
treaty was further postponed I'LL next Mon
dly
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-15
rnir and pnrnar al tne Theatrc

The fair and bazaar for the benefit OF the
new parish " the Sacred Heart opened last
night AZ the Theatre under the most tlatter-
ing auspices.
The music is furnished by the Theatre or
chcstra. A floor has Deen put down cover
Ing all the seats from the stage TO the horse
shoe, and the whole space around is beauti-
fully decorated with articles Of many kinds
some very me.
rhe ladies' in charge will dispose Of every
article regardless Of cost, everything In tue
iairroom having been donated.
4 number Of valuable articles will be
voted for.
Mrs. William Rankin is the president Of
the fair.
The attractions will change every night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-15
DEMOCRATIC CLANS.
Getting Ready for she state Conyen-
tion at Norfolk.

Especial telegram 70 the Dispa;ch.l
NORFOLK, Va, May 14.-To-night great
mauT Strangers are In the city, including
delegates aud visitors to the Democratic state
Convention. General Joseph l., Johnston
and Senator'S John ). Barbour aud JOAN W.
Daniel will arrive in our city tomorrow
evening. State Senator HeatOn will arrive
to-n0fro y morning and Senator Ja} Tor Berry
in t1e evening.
District delegations will have headquarters
at the following places:
First district, Academy OF Music.
Second district, DaltOn's Hail.
Third district, Atlantic Hotel.
Fourth district, Academy OF Music.
Fifth district, Second Ward Cluo.
sixth district, Academy Of Music.
Seventh district, Blues Armory.
Eighth district, Elks' Hall.
Ninth district, Real Estate Exchange.
Tenth district, Merchants aud Manufac-
turers' Exchange.
The headquarters Of the Old Dominion
Club will be in Dalton's Hall.
Senator Barbour and his secretary will have
rooms at the Atlantic, aud Senator Daniel
will stop at the st. james.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-15
A CorIisiOu-Two Train Hands Hurt

IspscIaI IoIosTlll % IIo DI7VHV-u-I
WAyERLY, VA, May IA collision &C.
Cured between Wakefield and Iysr on the
Norfolk and Western railroad this morning.
one engine aud thirteen zeal ears were de-
rallied. and the passenger train gcing west
passed S hours late. No lives were lost, but
two train hands were badly injured.
Ex-Governor Cameron, Captain @. II.
Causey, Colonel w. Ii. Elicit, aud other at
torpevs from Petersburg viii attend the
meeting OF the Board Of Supervisors for Sus.
sex county tomorrow looking after the inte-
rest m the county railroad bond coupons.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-15
whisky and Pistols In West Vir-
Rsnsa
Especial telegram 10 the Dlspatch.l

Special telegram % the Dlspaich.I
CHARLESTON, W. VA, May A. nifrede
was thrown into a thrill Of excitement yes
ierday afternoon at the announcement OF the
shooting OF John Nassie by Hiram Clendl-
nm. Tue cause Of the quarrel vas an old
ieud. stimulated by bsd whisky. The mat
ter commenced by brother OF Clendinln's
using abusive language toward Massie,
which eliminated in a fight, whereupon
Hiram Cleudiuin stepped in and shot st Mas
sic, the ball entering the left side. inilicting
a probably fatal wound. Massie was a
brakeman on the Wiuiirede railroad.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-15

saudG.
fpr- tofeoror.h IN tina Digvafl.l

by telegraph 10 tho Dspatch.l
WAsuISGTON, bay H.-OGers OF bonds to
the Government were received at the Irea-
surv Department to-day As follows
Four per ceBts. rrgistere1-SJ,C $50,
slI.l5J, $4,000, $1,000, 5000, S6JO, $1,000,
$4,000, $4,000, $4,000, 81, 700, all at I2'.
Total. Slj6,000.
-Four per cents, coupons 100, -, 900,
$4,000, as 400, and $1,000, al at III. To-
tai. Sj2 $50.
-Four aud half per cents. registered
g. 100 at 106; $4,000 At lCS; $4,000 at los;
81. coo at 1880. Total. SIS, 100.
-Four and hall per cents, coupons
$4,000 at 1OS; $4,000 at 1903. Total,
S3l.j90
Grand total, 1856, $50.
The Secretary Of the Treasury accepted
1858, $50 Of bonds at 1T for As aud lOS for
4b's
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-15
asw YORK COTTOy FuTURE4

Wheat-So. 3 rcd winter, 20. tOrn--No. ;
mixed. e9c Osts--No. mixed, $3.50. Igo,i-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-15

Between ; and O'Clock yesterday eye-
nmg the doors Of the Executive mansion
stood open, Governor Lee having set apart
those two hours to receive such persons IS
might call, aud especially the delegates "a
the Southern Baptist Convention aud theii
families. Mrs. Lee was not a. home, having
gone TO Pampatike. the residence u Colonel
Thomas II. CATER, m King william county,
the evening before, aud so the Governor re-
ceiyed alsne. Several hundred callers came,
and the Darlers were crowded ut all times
during the reception.