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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-08
Down ON MALONE.
Riddieborger Makes Two Speeches In
ShenRudOah County.

fspecisl telegram TO the Dispatch.l
WOODSTOCK, VA, May 7.-Senator Riddle
berser took the stlImp twice to-day IN opDo-
si,ion 10 the Malone men, the second time
In rtnly TO an address made by K. j. Walker,
the newly-appOinted Malone chairman. Al
hiding To the circular signed by Malone de-
posins the regular chairman, he said II was
an sutoeratic illumination by man whom
five wears before he would have defended
against any imputation. he had been twice
d1srespeetiully treated in state conventions,
but had stuck to the party. and mad eien
been said to have kissed Malone. Allu0Ing
10 the claim that Malone should appoint the
county chairman on account OF tue oAcA
belt. be said be was a friend OF tue negro,
bnt could not sacrifice the white men IN the
marty for them. The Senatops throat was
not in condition, and bis delivery on teat
account MAS hardly audible. Two he-
nmhIican conventions were held and each
sent delegates to Petersburg. That called
Inv y. j. Walker, the new chairman, was
smell hut unanimously passed resolutions
annroyjng MahOue's course as the head oil
The state Republican Executive Committee,
and declared in favor 81 the unlt rule
The convention cllled by Keller, the DIS
nloeed chairman, was attended BY large
bodv. Including some OF the most prominent
Republicans in this and adjoining counties.
II endorsed the call OF the National Commit,
tee pledged itselfto stand by the nomlnee o., Oh
the chicago Convention; condemned Tue
sntocratic management Of Malone, which
thew asserted tended TO drive away or render
inactive the respectable men of Independent
thought; and censured toe sro.traIy 70,
nova Of the county chairman in favor OF q
mo = who had been untrue TO bis paFty-re-
ferring 10 walkers knitting the Republican
Legislative candidates last tall.
Thess resolutions were introduced by DIT.
EN-ant KIM. personal friend OF Sene.or
I,iddIeberrer. Every mention Of Bialne's
name was wildly cheered.
Democratic convention held to-day i sent
delegates 10 the State Democratic Conven-
tion ~ Norfolk, endorsed President Cleye-
lands Administration, declared IN favor oil
his capdldacv, pronounced itself fully IN ac-
cord with the Presidents iarln.re,or 4,
renresentat,yes TO vote for all tarifreiorm
measllrrg
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-08

A Cincinnati special says: Some time ago
judge John A. Caldwell, OF the Police
Court, presidsat Of the Ohio State League oil
Republican Clubs, wrote letter to senator
sherman asking for donation to defray the
expenses Of the league. Judge Caldwell 10
also a leading member Of the National League
OF Republican Clubs. No reply to the request
came hntil few days ago, when he received
A letter from sherman, who said be conid
net donate snythipS, as bis campaign ex-
perses were too large. The letter has been
handed around among ieaaipg Republicans,
and Il being commented upon m manner
which Is anything but complimentary TO
Sherman.
Ills excuse for not contributing to the
fund 10 not locked upon as the real reason.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-08
nAaEx9 sNrELLiaESCE.

AthAs1 - = 49, - - '.''--~-~-a--s
MINIATURE ALMANAC. sAya lss&
saa r,ses.......... 500 HIGH IIDK
sun ss,s........... 7:Os Morning. s17
Moon rises ........ &;l6 Evening". ....... so
PORT OF RICHMOND. MAI T. 1854
ARRIVED.
Steamship Old Dominion, Couch, New York.
merchandise and passengers. q. W. Allen q Co,
Steamer Ooldsboro', -, Philadelphia. mer-
chandlso and passenger, j. W. AeCarrick,
agent
steamer Ariel, Deyo, Norfolk. Cnited sts'ss
mall merchandise. aud passengers, L. d Iatums
agent.
Barkentine Dockan (SWed.l, SIoeren, Rio
Grands do Sui or Peiotas, -four, Gsllego Mia
PORT or NEWPORT NEWS. MAYz 1885,
lBy tslegrsps-I
ARRIVED
Schooner T. A. Anderson. Erkin, New York.
Steamship North Durham: WILLIAMS, foH
ROYAL. coaIed and sailed tor Leith.
steamship Thorny. Craft, Port Royal, coaled
aud sailed for London.
Steamship Advance, Grintn: Nov YORK, 70
coal and load merchandise for Brazil.
steamship TnorRhill. Witherel. Now York, 70
Steamship Seneca, Walker. New York, and
sailed for New YORK, merchandise.
BARR stadslons, Rslker, New YORK, TO load
lumber.
Schooner Viking. Church, Boston, coal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-08
The RICHMOND DIspATCH-TUEsDAY. MAY 8. 1888

The truth Of the matter Is there Is too much
Blaine sentiment In the Ohio League 70 suit
The man from Ohio. Jndge Caldwell Is q
director and cue Of the leadlDg members OF
the Young Mems Blaine Club, the most
powerful OF all the clubs In the LEAGUE. and
which Is out.and-out for Blaine. The club
captured four delegates here who, although
declaring for sherman, are for the man from
Maine when the time comes. This Is be-
lieved TO be the true reason for Senator
Sherman's refusal to make donation to the
league.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-08
mOLEIS sHERnAN's BOOM.
Revival OF some Ancient Charges In
The south, and the Motive.

A Washington special says: 1t is reported
tonight that a number Of Republican sena-
tors-reinforced presumably BY Senators
Hate and Harris Of TenHessee-haye quietly
put rod in pickle for Waiter Brownlow,
chief OF the Senate document-room. Brown
low, however, Is only TO be used as the man
over whose shoulders some one else Is TO be
lashed. Some months ago charges were
preferred against Brownlow that be had used
the patronage OF bis Office 70 secure solid
sherman delegation 10 the National Conyen-
ton from Tennessee, and indirectly to eject
his own return to Congress as member
from that State.
These charges were filed with Sergeant
at-Arms Csnsday, Brownlow's immediate
Superior, and by bin promptly pigeonholed.
II IL now proposed to introduce = resolution
ealing upon Csnaaay for bis reasons LOT
suppressing these charges. Certain cynical
senators are OF the opinion, however, that a
revival OF these charges Is made solely Wild
A view 70 probing hole In the presidential
boom OF Senator John Sherman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-08
American aud Foreign Bible society.


New YORK, May AT the fifty first am
nual meeting Of the American and Foreign
Bible Society officers for the ensuing year
were elected. headed by Rev. Dr. W. II.
Parmly, OF New Jersey, as president. Among
the yice-presidents elected were the follow
ing: James Il. Colgate, OF New York; Hon.
Charles 5. Sedler. New jersey; j. b. Link,
Ill. D.. Texas; J. Il. Hawthorne. ID. d.,
Georgia; Rev. s. II. Holmes, Virginia;
Rev. Lansing Burrows, Kentucky; c. II.
Strickland, ID. d., Tennessee; Rev. G. A.
Nunnally, Georgia.; W. D. Mayfeld,. Ar
kansas; Rev. r. j. Value, Mlssissippl; }.
A. Hackett, y. d., Louisiana; A. e.. Caper-
top. .. D.. Kentucky; Rev. F. c. Powell,
Florida; Rev. J. 9. Smith, Missouri; L. 5.
Teasdale, u. D., Tennessee. The corre'
spending secretary is Rev. william Rollin.
son, Of New jersey; the treasurer Samuel
p. Waite, Of New York, and the recording
secretary William Hagar.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-08
THE FESTIVAL.
PEfERsBURo's PRINCIPAL srRrrrs M.
CoRATED roa TEE OCCASION.
Governor Lee and Wife TO Attend on thu
Opening Fight-Knight Tenn
plars Anniversary.
lccr7cspOndOnco Of tho RIchmOad Disps,ch.l


PErsRsBURo, Va, Nav Z, 1883.
The principal streets al tho city are pro.
Suscls decorated with dsgs TO-DAY m honor
O. the 9th annual Musical Festival. which
commences tomorrow night. Rollingbrook
Bank. sycamore, and Washington streets are
anus decorated, and nearly every business
house on these streets has banners living
from each window, and the scene presented
"a very beautiful one. The orchestra
sid "a be the finest that ever visited Pc.
ferShurg reached here this evening, a. tlid
sleo al the artists from abroad.
Governor Lee telegraphe,l 70 day that he
and Mrs. Lee would attend at the oponip0
NIGHT OF the festival tomorrow niebO. A
special box has been reserved for lis Excel
lcncy, and a Petersbnrg audience Is always
glad to welcome him.
Tomorrow The observation-disclosures will be
opened 10 this city FOR the abolition Of new
names and transfer OF voters. In view Of
the Tact. as is openly declared. that the Re.
putlscans have resorled 20 the means OF
stulHns the doubtful wards With "colo.
nisis" With the int@uilon OF carrying the
Council, Il IA expected that determined
contest VIII be made 20 question and estqb.
Dish the right ~ such "colonNts 4" 10 vote.
and The result Of the registration Is therefore
looked forward 10 with great interest by both
parties.
Mr.. A. T. Traylor, one OF our most popular
Young ciuzsns and best kBown baritone sing.
frs. was married this mornGG az 5.8j O'clock
90 Miss Roberta Bruncr, Of WAshin Kfon. The
bride e charming Young lsdy, aad bas for
some time been here on visit b her sister,
Mrs. Il. 4. Tr1yl0g, on High street, where
toe ceremony was performed by Rev. DR.. K.
y sledd IN the presence Of numerous
friends. Many beautiful presents were dis.
PLAYED. The happy coupe lctt on The early
train on northern tonr.
Mr.. Alexander Steel, a prominent citizen
ana Mason. Is seriously M Of pneumonia.
AppOmattoX Commandery, No. s. X. r..
celebrated rs siXtieth anniversary sunday
evening. The Sir knights met 10 thclr asy.
ium IN full drcss Of The templir On foot, and
proceeded 10 High-Streot Methodist FpiscO.
pal church, where q large asscmblaee had
gstbered 10 meet them. As the commsndery
entered The church the choir beautifully
rendered, Coward. Christian Solder
The creed was repeated by the Sir Knights
with swords presented. After the singing
o. another hymn Rev. George &. Wander.
slice delivered very eloquent and iustruc
tive address or sermon from the text Glow
. Old Are fou2" The reverend speaker say,
8 brisf sketch Of Christian knighihood. aiieI
which he feelingIy alluded 10 the dead Of Ap
pomsiox COmmsuderY, aud urged tne i'm
pollanCe OF the Sir Knights living up 10 aLC
pracuc,ng the teachings Of Masonrv. Tenn
p,ar Masonry, be declared. !, founded on b,
Christian religion, The exercises were con,
Guided 9Th prayer By Rev. Nir Il. T. viii
son. ROBlN ADAtF.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-08
The TaDgier Affair.
Try tolncrnnh 70 the Dlspatch.l

TBy toIegrapn 20 Ils DsDaVIT
WASHINGTON, May 1.-The following state
meut In regard to the Tangier affair is issued
by the Department OF State: 10 Is not true
that there has been any refusal by the Sultan
Of Morocco to n:bitrate. He proposed 10
Consul Lewis some weeks ago to send spe'
cial agent to Tangier TO discuss with Mr.
Lewis the matters OF diference-all questions
upon which they could not agree to DC re-
ferred to some third person. with the APP
proyai OF the State Department Mr.. Lewis
agreed 10 this, and, alter some discussion OF
details, a complete understanding was
reached. The meetings were to begin on
SATURDAY, last. The presence OF the Quinne'
baug at Tangier was casual and had nothing
10 do with the discussions between MT
Lewis and the authorities. The Quinne'
baug Is on regular cruise.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-08
Tho Empress Victoria.

IBy Anglo-American cable TO the Dispatch.l
BERLIN, May THE Empress to-day at
tended meeting OF the Inundation Relief
Committee at the town hall. She was gwen
hearty reception. The Empress made
sneecb In which she advocated the adoption
Of a sytem OF saving life and property from
destruction by floods. and she recommended
that districts liable to inundation be pro-
vided with liie.boats. Mayor Forckenbeck
presented the Empress with bouquet OF
white roses when she left the town ball.
People pressed around her carriage, cheering
enthusiastically, aud impeding her progress
for some time. The inundation relief fund
has reached 100000 marks.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-08
The Chinese Treaty Ratified.

10y " wv 1@'"F-F''''I
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. May THE Senate
ratified the Chinese treaty to-day without d.
vision. Senators Teller and Mitchell made
speeches in which they set forth the grounds
Of their opposition to the treaty, but did not
demand vote.
senator Edmunds has reported the fisheries
treaty adversely, submitting written ma.
iority report. and Senator Morgan submitted
a favorable minority report.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-08
Eau.u,n BurBed-Order Annu,Ied.

FasTvrLLE, VA, May 6.-rbe large saw
aud planning. min, grist.mill, and barrel and
bsx.faciory of G.. b. Jones & Brother, To-
Gated Al Hsllwood. on the line OF The New
York, Philadelphia and Norfolk railroad
was entirely destroyed by IRE last night
Loss. 81. coo; Insurance unknown.
The order Of the Secretary OF the ITea-
surv Of December eth last disseminating TIE
customs office st Ouancock and Chinco-
league. Aeeomack county, has been an
nuiie8. and the collector Of the port OF Cape
Ibaricc 40 notified.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-08
The Philadelphia Liquor License
Question.
by telegraph TO the Dlspa:ch.l

by telegraph 10 the DiSpa,ch.l
PHILADELPHIA. May TN the matter Tor
an alternative writ Of mandamus upon the
Judges Of the License Court to show cause
wby they should not grant license 10 W. a.
Radenbush the State Supreme Court this
morning refused the writ. This was looked
upoa as a test case by thousands OF saloon
keepers who have been refused licenses, and
many OF them have entertained the hope
toat their applications would be reconsidered
and licenses granted them. The decision OF
the Supreme Court to-day removes all proba-
blity Of a reconsideration In the cases OF
applicants refused. After June there will
be about 1900 saloons 10 the city, while at
present there are about 5000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-08
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK.


NEW YoHx, May 7.--Cotton steady; sales last
wess not previously reported. 7.4lf bales; sales
today, g73 bales; uplGnds. 10 Lite. Orleans.
10 2-lCc.; net receipts, 6,s64 bales; exports-to
Great Britain, l2.ssS bales: 10 France, ed bales:
10 tho Continent 7,0G bales; stock. az ,7o6 hsies.
Flour quiet Wheat closed st best speculation
and quiet; spot steady and very quiet; No. red
May, s3kassac; June, szxa93kc Corn-Op-
tions dull: csoeing nrra: cash firm and quiet.
No. Msy, g3s.sotc.: Juze, eak a6sc. Oats 4skc.
higher aad more active: No 2, May, 3saS5Ac-;
Jaoe, Ss3I a2sAc.; No. spot sssosAe. Hops In
tons steady and rather quiet; No. hio, May,
sI2O6ssi2 IS; June, tli-s5atiila sugsr un-
changed and dull; refined steady and fairly &C.
1--we .. Ss<c.; extra Q. 6bas4e: on A, l-iec. |;
mould A. ie: standard A. 63-isasAc.: copfoc-
toners A as,c.: cut-loaf and crushed, &C; pow
dsred. 10: granulatei. 6 li-les6ke.; cubes. 70
nolassos arrn. hice steady. Petroleum steady !;
YsIped. 7j4c a. ali ports. Cottoa-seed oil quiet
RosIn qulot &C IL 15ssl.z0. Turpentine steady ct
36sS6ke. Eggs nrm; southern, i2kal5c. Hides
Ia fair demand. Wool duli: domestic nesce, 30A
Sc Pork actsvo nrm, and unchznged beef
stsaiy. heef-hsms dull Cutrnesu urn. Mid
dles nominal Lard slightly higher and mode
ratoly aruve: western s.saDs, 81 5oaSs.c3s May,
sa4Sasa47. Frcishts Gull
CHICAGO
crrclao. May Clash cuotstioes wore
Flour aulet No. spring wheat t2a3lkc.; No
red. sac. No. corn, b74s5?3<c. No. . oatA 3scl
Ness Dork Slls. Lard. NfHa3& 90 Short
ribs. $50; shoulders (osxsd). <6a<6-G aloet-
clear. ssa{SoA Whisksy. G.1A
Leading futures ranged ss8oliowr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-08
AIbsmarIe Democrats.

Especial Telegram 70 Iuo UIspHtNAI
CuARLoTTEsyILLE, Va, May IA large
Democratic mass.meeiing was held here TO-
tay. Delegates were appointed 70 the state
Convention aud resolutions were passed en-
,lor,ipe tariff reform, Cleveland, ana OFer'
rail-. -.
The delegates are az follows: j. G. Garth,
NJ. Woods, George Perkins, G. 7. BENSON
George w. Morris. J. l.. Gordon, ). T.
NcCue. Marcus Durrett, +. ). DurIett, D.
T.. Cos, j. G.. Field, W. y. Wood Ibomas
NJ. Dunn, T. s. Martin, j. Waiter Dfo"n'
J. L. Hlii, aud j. 4. Massey.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-08
war vessels and Freight Barges In
ColiisiOn.
rBy telegraph 70 the DispA;ch.l

10y IsI0KIaVI 70 UI7V"'VIsI
NEW ORLEANS, May 7.-Duriug heavy
rain. and thunderstorm this afternoon the
tow.boat Future City and three bsrges from
ST. Louis came in collision with three United
states war vessels at anchor IN front Of the
city. Two OF the baIges were sunk and the
THIRD was badly damaged, but most OF It's
freight will be saved. The two barges sunk
are total losses. One contained $1,000
bushels Of bulk wheat aud the other full
cargo Of freight. The barges are valued at
$4,000 each, aud their cargees at S7e,Ojo.
The damage to the war vessels Is not stated.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-08

IN the present conference and submits the
question Of eligibility 10 sit IN future general
conferences TO theannual conference, II was
adopted by a vote OF $40 ayes 10 ia NAYS,
After The adoption OF DR.. Neel,y's amend.
inent the report Of the committee with
.oe amendment was adopted by the follow.
ing vote: Ayes. Ministerial 100, lay 7s;
noes, ministerial 100, lay 20.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-08
The EMPEROR.

(By Anglo-Amsrican cable 70 the Dispatch.l
BERLIN, May 7-9P. M.-The Emperor
has passed a good day and he feels somewhat
better. His fever is very slight this evening.
At the consultation OF the physicians IL was
agreed that the Emperor showed improve
meut. The Emperor himself said he felt
stronger aud fresher.
The Emperor's fever continues low. show
ing that no fresh abscess Is forming. DIR.
Mackenzie induces him TO take necessary
food, but bis weakness is becoming serious.
He had refreshing maps this afternoon. This
evening he emphasized the remark that he
felt stronger BY clinching his fist vigorously
and stretching bis arm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-08
Baseball Yesterday.
fBy telegraph TO the Dispatch.l

Pittsburgh:
Put.burrhs. ....0 0 % l 0 0 OIL
rhiladephias.. 0 0 3 90 x-4
Base. hits -Pitlsbughs, 8 Philadelphias,
:. Errors-Pittsburghs, A.; Phiadelnhias,
1. Batteries Calvin and Fields; Blffinton
and Clements.
indianapolis:
indianapolis .............2 0 2 ! 0 %
New YOrks. ...............O U VI
indianapolis, 8; New Yorks,
G.. Errors-IndianapOlis 9; New 1orks,
3. Batteries-shreye and Buckley; Crane
and Brown. Game called at the end OF the
sixth inning on account OF darkness.
Chicago:
Rain-no game.
Detroit:
Detroits ...........2 90 loops
Bostons .............2 0 90 0 Cd
Observation-Disclosures, 10; Bostons. II. En-
rors- Detrots. 3; Bostons, 3. Batteries
Conway, Gruber, and Bennett; GARRISON
and Kelly.
Cleveland:
Cleyelands.. 401200O l. s
Athletics ..........l 10 100 o.
Base. hlts-Cleyeland 10; Athletics, ii.
Trrors-Clevelands. 4; Athletics, g. Bat
terles- Crowel and Snyder; weighing and
Cunning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-08

CNcINNATI, May Judge Caldwell, OF
the Police Court, to-day sustained the de-
murrer to the plea IN abatement filed by the
counsel OF Munzbrock, a saloou-seeper,
Nho is charged with keeping his saloon open
ON SUNDAY. The plea was based on the ale
CATION that the law was not properly enacted.
The Court found that the law was enacted ID
due form. The defence then demanded a
Jury, and the case was set for O'Clock this
afternoon.
Warrants were issued to-day for 147 per.
sons who yesterday violated the Owen law,
and all who were arrested gave bonds.
Mayor Smith intimates that he may change
his policy next Sunday by arresting at once
all who open their saloons.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-08
fq,erlal tolsgrarn 70 tho DiSpatch.l

Especial telegram 10 mo piepaeO"'l
REIpsyHLB, y. C., May TINE county
convention 70 elect delegates TO tne con-
gressionsl and State conventions met to-day
IN wentworth--Dr. Johns, OF Lesksylie;
chairman. There was fair attendance OF
Townships. A resolution iavoring ,oe
repeal OF the internsl revenue was passed..
TIE feeling for Governor is divided between
Stedman and Alexander. j. I. horsueae,
Of Greensboro. hss favorable iolowInslo,
Congress. The meeting adjourned "ilsoua
speech-makiug. Tue delegates 10 tns Ssav'
Convention are Colonel A. j. Boyd ana
Messrs. Hugh r. Scott and 7. 5. REID o.
tais place.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-08
The 80. Loui. SUNDAY Law.

by telegraph 10 the Dlspat'h.l
ST. LOUIS. Nav IA special from Jefrer-
son CITY, Mo-, says: The Supreme Court
this morning, IN an opinion written by
Judge Sherwood, reYerses Judge NOonau
upon the law Of 1857 Sunday law II is
held that the city government Of =. Louis
never bad authority TO grant permission Tor
the sale Of wine and beer on Sunday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-08
Ronns.
M ,o,0rrnnh 70 the plsnatch.i

IBy toiogIHPu 70 tl'V 1''@l7'I -,
WASHINGTON, May 7.-Secretary Fairchild
,o.dev received offers for the sale OF bonds
10 the Government as follows:
-Four per cents. registered $4,000 at l2I'
81 600 AZ 12T, q, 900 at 1865. 100000 al III,
81 200 nj i27. $1,000 at 1863. $4,000 a. l254'
500 NJ 12g. $4,000 at 1864. Total, 1858 OO0.
-Four and u half per cents, coupon
1900 at l0S. n;.,.,
-Four and a bali per cents. REGISTERED -
$500. 600 at 1918, $4,000 at lOIb S4o,OOO al
1871. Total, $4,000.
Grand total, Sl.65G,SO0.
The secretary Of The Treasury this ai,et-
noon accepted Sll $50 OF bonds ID smail iols
At I26al2Cs Tor iours aud 1914 LOT iour auu
halls.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-08
aRAIa ARO COTTON EXCHANGE.

GRAIa AHD COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND. May Z. 1888
oFFgRiHOs.
WHEAT--s6 bushels.
COaS-e0! bushels.
OATS-I.00 bushels
AgAL---aO bushels.
PEks-3D bushels
MIL OFFAL.-l6 tons.
sALSs SEPOSTso To SECRETARY.
WaEAr-Shortberry Is bushels very good at
OF.
CoRy.-White. ia bushels very good al &c. I;
siO bushels very good on private terms; $50
bushels fair Bt &c. Mixed. 40 bushels very good
n. CSC. ss uushels very coed at gic Total sales
If corn, or bushels.
OATs- Spring, 50 bushels very good on private
tsrms.
BLACK PEAs.--26 bushels very good &c.
MILL OFFAL-l3 tOns on private terms.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-08
The New York waIhipg-mateh.

New York, May AT midnight 10 the
walkIng-mateh, which began at midnight
sunday, those who have covered the requl-
site 100 miles In twenty-iour hours are !:
Cartwright, 125; Hughes. 1875; Litlewood,
1871; Golden, 1875; Herty, 122; Noremac,
rs; Saunders, us; Day, ia; Hart, ia;
Hegelman, lO5; Vint, lO4; Cox, l05;
DILLON. 100; Campsna, 100; Moore, 100;
and Guerrero, 100,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-08
Miners walk out.

by telegraph % The DispaLoh.I
BIRMINGHAM. ALA, May The disagree
ment between the miners at the Pratt mines
and the company eliminated to-day IN
walk-out OF about 1000 men. The labor or
ganzatiou has nothing 30 do With their walk
out, the miners acting for themselves. Most
OF them have families.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-08
RznO.0nO Fire.
Br telerraph % me pispatct

10y IeIoBIaPa % NO D17I7171"-I
JERSEY CITY, n. j., May IA fire TO.
night on Scbooler's island, staten lsiand
sound, destroyed the machinery, buildings,
aud lumber in the lumber.yards, and the
cooperage OF Lombard & Co. 70 the value OIL
s05O.0O0 or s700, 900; partly insured The
Ire is supposed 10 have been incendisry.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-08
Denied.

CBy Anglo-American cable TO the Dispatch.l
PARIS, May THE statement from
Shanghai that the French eastern squadron
has been ordered to rendezvous at Ioko-
hama and await there the arrival OF sealed
orders from Paris Is denied by Admiral
KrantZ, Minister OK Marine.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-08
For Governments Buildings.

Iby IeIsBTdpl % NC DI5FlIVlI'I
WAsnINGroE, May THE Senate Com
mittee on Public Buildings and Grounds to-
day ordered favorable reports on public
building bills as follows: Jackson, Miss,
$4,000; Yicksburg, Miss, 100000; Column
bus, Ca, 100000; Charleston, ). C., $780,
600; Atlanta, Ga, $4,000.