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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-30
Washington Notes.


WASHINGTON, May 29.-Senstor sherman,
from the Committee on Finance, to-day re-,
ported favorahly. With amendments. the Dill
10 reimburse depositors OF the Freedman )
Savings and Trust Company for losses in-
Cured By the failure Of that company. III
appropriAtes SlG00,000 10 be placed TO the
credit OF the commissioner OF the company,
who is upon satisfactory proof to pay The
deposjtors the amount due them by the COM
nan, M the time 81 IT. failure. All claims
not presented for payment within Two years
are 10 BE- forever barred.
The Secretary OF the Navy to-day issued
an order fer a eourt-martial 10 convene AT the
NAVY Department Monday, June 4th. Tor the
trial OF CAPTAIN Thomas .. Seltridoe, United
states navy. The detail for the court Is as
follows: Resr-AdDiral J. i. Jopett; COM
modores A. L. K. BcnhLm, \. W. Weaver,
and william +. NcCaun; Captains +. d..
Ramsey, Joseph :. Skerrett, Joseph FYnel,
oscar p. stanton, Edward u. Potter, Charles
: Norton, and George ). Perkins, with Cap
tain George c. Reid rs iudgc.advocate.
Coptain Seliridge Is charged with neglect OF
duIy on three specifications. The first is for
not having applied for and obtained pcrmi'-
s,on from the japanese authorities TO conduct
a t1rget-practlce on japanese territory;
second. Tor not having taken proper steps to
ascertain II the practice could be conducted
with safety; and third. for having leit unex-
nI9dcd shclls on the island. II VIII be re-
mcmbered that several natives were killed
while examining m unexploded shell which
had been left on the island.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-30

10y lNAtLItlu ~ ia" lfi7l'ft'ifi
WASHINGTON. May 2).-Nhe President TO-
dav returned 10 The House without his ap-
prevail the bill providing for the erection OF
public building a. Columbus, ca. ILe
following is Sine text ~ the VITO:
D." The city OF Columbus, Ga, is undoubt-
cdly taIi,iIs. growing city. The only
resent necessity f.r q pubic building there
tt zoo trc accommodation Of IT, p0st-of'ice.
f. /, stated 10 the report Of the House Com
mi'trn Tact the gloss revenues " the once
Cor the rosr ending June g., 1887, were &c.
700. TIE postmaster, IN letter upon the sub
feet. m1tc- The following statement: Il cS-
tiuate The gross receipts Mt $1,000 for the
n.cal wear ending march 3lst. which VII be
900 Increase u nearly : per cent over last
year. receipts
..Thefc are nino persons employed in the
r0,tc0ire at present, including the post
master. The present quarters are leased
lv the Government at an annual rent II
$500 Tho postmaster rCprcs MS That MS
accommodations ore not adequate or conye-
ricnt, and thst instead ~ n sp1ce Ot 1900
.0lsro f,,t. which he row hes, be should be
provided with o 500 square feet. The pOpu-
nii,n Of the CITY IN 1850 was l0,123. Ii Is
rili7ca thqi n Sc row about 10000.
"I1 my opinion tue iscfS presented do not
exhibit fhe necessity ~ an expenditure OF
500 c"0 10 afford me increased room Tor The
uoe.otice. which may be desirable. be-
Icya p private person would erect build
IN. ahmlauuy sufficient for all orr postal
needs M that clty for many years to come
for ore tnird " that sum. Business prcce-
Gonce and GOOD judgment seem 10 dictate
That th' erection Of the proposed building
should o., delayed until iiS necessity f. more
manifest and so that It can better be deter
mu.d what expenditure for snch purpose
vii bc jp,nGsd by The continued growth OF
lne city and the needs o. the Government
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-30
DARBY AND THE CAPTAIN.
The Heroes OF n strange sunday
sceao at the Zoo.
Phlladelphia Times.

Ne9rlg 300 visitors were In the lion and
tiger-house at the Zoo early Yesterday alter
noon, when a dozen women began TO shrek
and make break for the doors.
The moutache Of Keeper shannon lost its
curl AZ he heard the cries: "Ob, he'll Kill
he'll kin IT." "Oh, some one save II, ard
turned and saw the peoDie moving from in
front OF leopard's cage.
shannon, the hero OF a famous battle with
tigers tcree years ago, bounded over 10 the
cage with horrible thoughts OF an escaping
leopard aud saw the fierce Old wsrror
Captain about 10 leap on pretty kitten.
II was n coal-hlack kitten Damed Darby,
and the keeper. pet. In a Sash shannon
thrust his cane between ihe big leopard and
the kitten. bu, it was useless. Darby was
torror>-trlckcn, as the fiery eycnllls OF the
leopard glqrcd down on him, hut be boldly
hisscd aud spit into the face oi the biz beast
ond threatened to tear bis ewes ont.
Darby would cover for awhile, then fly
for Captains whiskers and turn and run.
Every time Darby would run the leopard
would bound after bin aud thresieu 10 lear
hun apart or crush hin with claw. The
uproar in the leopard's cage started the
Tiers and hons paving and bowling for
war. That brought Head-Keeper Byrns on
the scene in iily. lie ran 10 the back Of
the c3ge. while shannon, with persDiratoD
dripping from his brow, stood shouting At
thr front.
Come here, Darby" shannon cried a
dozen times, but the leopard stood between
Darby and freedom.
Driven to the wall, Darby with renewed
fuzzy was Kissing harder than eyer at the
leopard when the Captain bounded and
clutrbcdihe splteful little fighter A shout
went up. but the leopard uidn't xiii Darby.
DE Just picked him in bis claws AVID play
fully tossed him about. Darby kept up his
fierce t.ht for time, lint the blg leopard
vas only playing SIth him, and IN Il snof,
time Darby and the Captain were Fast
friends. and sll The afternoon gave the little
visitors to the Zoo points on Playing tag"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-30

NEW YORK. May 2).-h~corted bv the
Nntn regiment, the crack virginia military
company, the Richmond Giays. to-day In
spected Castle Garden and viewed with
much interest me landing Of 4 >hip-load 81
Immigrants. The company gave COM
mendaDie exhibition drill ut the Ninth
Regiment Armory tonight. a collation.
followed. Tomorrow they Will take part
In the memorial parade. They have been
assigned 10 the right o. the lme-the
post o! honor. After The parade they will
proceed TO Riverside PAX, where floral
dc,ign. on Nhich j, worked "Let l.. Have
Peace,p Will be- placed ora Grants tomb.
They will return to Richmond by saturdays
steamer.
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II ,rraAIl areek 10 Inc nrice.

4 Newport clergyman tell, this OF To-
cent marriage whch be performed: "The
partie, were foreigners, both good looking
and well dressed aud appearing. The groom
presented his license, ard this being correct
IN all particulars, the clergyman began 10
read tie service. The groom was bciuinQW
solemn for the occasion, but on The face %
TIE bride WIS smile which broke into
laughter before the ceremony was half com
pleted The clergyman stopped and looked
rather severe. The groom, too. was irou-
bed, and saw that some explanation WAS
necessary. lie looked at his bride hep!essly
4 moment, and then said 'She understand
not word o English or what you sayin'
She Portuguese. Bat Ink she luy me all
the same The ceremony vas compleied.'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-30
sfv. Rcf1'H Answer.

10y t.rEffpA To tn''i'lUt'h'4
CINCINNATI, May 20.-The following is the
cxIct language Of Mr.. Whiteaw Reid, print
o.. in tbc rormcTCi1i.GazGtc this morning.
In Mr. Eed's answer 10 the question,
q, Would Blame scgept The nomination."
'1Aat's too hard question. / can tell
won iUis-he certainly would not accept a
nomination that was fought for. II must
core spontaneously, unsouGht, unanimous,
or am sure pc would not take it. He does
not want II. lie might not take II under any
circumstances. he certainly would mol take
it un'es, the oycrN helmiug desire for mis-
candidacy should be- - manifest that he was
nominated without opposition in the cOnyon-
uan or henrt hurmr"s among the friends Of
ttc other cardida'es."
The C0mmercdi.G gazette says edtori1iy
thi, morning: rDis remark, which We mad
carefully verified, =, cnmiog from one 80
close To Nr. blaine rs Mr.. Reid, Of unusual
significance"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-30
IIon.s OF Representatives.

Immediately after tae reading OF tue Jour
nsl the House weat iutO Committee OF the
whole (Mr. Blount Of Georsis, N the chair
on the legislative, executive, and iudlciai
appropriation bui.
The consideration Of the bill consumed The
TeE~rNder oi The afternoon no material
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-30
T.aae-RalI Yesterday.
NV telegraph 70 The Dispatch. !

Baltimore:
CineiunatIs. ........0 3 9 0 3 x-lO
Pase-hits- Raitimores, y; Cincinnati., 10.
Errors Baltimorcs, 6; C1pcinrats, 4. Bat
toric,- Cunningham and O'Buen; Niau and
BALDWIN.
New York:
New Yorks..........31 3O31OO oil
Vaccinations. 0 % 0 o.
Ea.chits- New YorSs, II; Wasningions,
e Frrors-New YOrks, .; Washin2ions, D.
Bauode.-rhcomb and MURPHY; Gilmore
and Murray.
Boston:
PalladolphiS- e. 100 0 0 90 0 . 3 8 8
Rtsc-hjts- Bostous, 3 Philsdeiphias, 10.
Trr5rs-Ho.tons, 3; Philadelphi,s. /. Bat
terics-S0wders and U'RourSe; Builnton
aud Clements.
Brooklyn:
Lou.,vllcs. / O > 0 O. .
Erooklvus... ......1 o I 90 OK 8
Bose hits LoWsyillcs. 7; Brooklyns, o.
-Lou.,yulee. 3 BrOoklyns. 3. Bat
terics-Hecker, Vol, and Cook; Hughes
aud Hu.h0uv
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FINANCIAL
NEW YORK. BALTIMORE. AVID ElcH-
noHD STOCK zxcaAEGEa
Grain. Provisions Cotton. robaoea Tar
pentins, Resin. Tar. and
Peanut karkssk
tBy telegraph TO tas Dispatch.

NEW YORK, Nay e9.-The stock market to-day.
except In tho lrst hour, whom there we're sone
vide ani violent iuctaations, was duli, bat
generally strong 1hs feeling on The streo' thls
morning WAS very much mere bullish man yes
tsrday. and some Of the professionals were
worEing for = further rally. while London was a
buyer. and the bears Inclined 70 rssist the sh-
vance. 1hs first sales were made 81 advances
over last evenings closing Hgures OF from 70
Il per cent, Union Pacific showing tho iargess
gain. Tho bears attacked the list imrlstistsIy,
however. 0onld stocts being the special point OF
attSck. though Richmond and West Poins Wss
slss weak. The general liss responded 70 tne
pressure, though losses made extended only %
\ per cent, while Richmond aud Wes. Point
lost =. and Missouri Pacific, after loss OF =.
rallied IN. Buying WAS very good aud -psouia-
ton took on a more encouraging look Tor ths
bulls, aad the belisf sprsad that some OF TOE
leading bears had changed froat on tAs
market yesterday which stimulated purchases.
and early losses vera not only rcsalned bnt
fractions In addition. Buying In s. Paul WAS
specially noticeable and tho stock roso over
per cent The best prices OF the day wore
reached about II O'Clock. and after that TIME mo
market became quiet and the moVeneat IN
price, dNindled down 30 the smallest !lmitS or-
Ing alternately weak and strong. the only feature
being decline and subsequent advance IN MIS-
sogri Pacific. The general ton0 of Tie list was
nrm, however, and tue market closed duu hus
ABOUT steady. Almost the eotre list ~ higher
THIS evening, though the Anal changes are gene
rally for fractional amounts only, the exceptions
being = gaia Of Nc In ~ Paul aud loss 81 !
per cent In New England. which slowly declined
throughout th9 afternoon. SsloS, lol,VsO shafor.
NEW YORK. May 94-NooR.-stooFs Jun anu
steady. Money easy a. laiN. Bxchango- Long,
4S6k: short, AZ. Governments neglected..
Ereninr Exchange dull nnf steady: long.
49, short. az. Money easy AZ ia = per cent
sub-Treasury bRlsuccs-C0n. NSAbSVVV' our
rency, si5,Ias,0Cc. GOTornmsnts ! an and steady;
per cents, lgiA - per cents, lOo'.. state
bonds dun end steady.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-30
RICHMOND MARKETS
Nv On fssa

-
COUNTRY PRODUcz
g,.ttsr. Fggs, E6lsLs. Lard. Corn Weak
Batter; Choice, family PACKED. 25s2?c. choics
store packed. 2Oa<@si good TO prime. iSa<Oc.;
Receipts very llghs. cell quick at quotations.
active tree shipments Of all grades
Live Hens Choice, Ia xdac . piece old
cocks aud sInsn hens, 2ss2Ic
Chickens: choice. fsn, PC; spring. large,
23a25c other Sizes, iOellc.
EgEs: Fresh. "a active.
Lard: Country. saeAc. active.
for city millA
Cabbage: Southern, sSssS.sb barrel; Norfolk,
fl.7Oss2 - Q barrel
Potatoes: Irlsh. extra choice. Soasoc. per
bushsi; &. 9An.75 Per barrel,
mono on market
Tomatoes: ts.gaf3 box.
Grssa aud D~Ed Frulta
Apples Green, choice, g. Yes3i per barrel. fair
dsnsad; COED 20 nne s.. f5ss3 per barrel
Dried Peaches: Rrighs slice. iS.; dark
Appiaa Eyapora,cd, 7ssc.; bright slice DE-
&C.. eark slice. &C., good demand
HtseelIsaSoua
Beeswsx: aoc. per pouad.
black Oak Bark: Ronscd. fii per 2.ei0 pounds
black oak aud ehestaaI rough, - per SOec
Fsatnsrs Prime live goose. sSAsSc.; common.
Fi.xssed: yssi.o5 per bushsL
Hay; No / timothy. tis.Joas2i; No . ss q
Soc mixed clover and timothy. Nsasis eio-
alIOnai Brown.ssG. saissss per ton, hraa.
81 asa per ton: shipssud. ssiAsS, per too
Baled Oats. SLASH
Roots. Ginseng. 8. T5asi.o per pound ssse-
ca, free OF tops, sss4oc. per pound.
p..nu.s, ~ .alc az IRA land kod ta5Ac.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-30
Jcrono-Parh Encrs.

by telegraph 10 the Diapa"h.l
NEw YORK. May 29.-First day; track
heavy.
First racc--Gye furlongs-Goodloe won (;
Bocclcio second. Mlgnetiser third. Time,
1908. Boccacio paid SOB FOR place.
second race-sazony walked oyer, she
beng the only entry.
Third racc-mlle and a iurl0ne- AurelIa
won; E.quinilux second. Bess third. time,
2:U2
Fourth r1ca-1,i 800 yords-PrDcc Royal
won; Locust second, Music third. Time,
1924.
FIFTH racc-hali mile straight French
Park and Fides ran a dead heat; seymour
third. Tine. 81 seconds. Stakes, etGN0
divided. Holders d mutnals realized si.3j.
Sixth race-thrce iourths Of mile-Fire-
Nv won; TheOlo,iu, second, Golden Reel
thlrd. Timc l:.Ji. Muuals paid $3.50
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-30
sHOr THE sHBEIFF,
No VOW lie wishes He Hadn't.
ispe,ial telegram to the Dispatch.l

lspe,ial telegram TO the Dbpatch.I
LrRAY, VA, May 29.-James Miller lco,
lored,. who lives near Luray, was indicted
Yesterday IN TIC county Court for house
breaking, snd last night Sheriff Chapman
and Deputy-sheri6 Judd went to Millers
house to await his appearance. as nls
whereabouts were unknown. About ~
O'Clock Miller arrived ard was taken into
custody after a short struggle. but not UNI"
no had fred revolver at Sheriff Chapman.
rho har fortunately failed TO take effect.
Court being in session, special grand
Jury was summoned and Miller was also In
dlcted for the assault upon the sheriff. lie
confessed his guilt. ana the petit jury Fixed
his term of imprisonment at four years in tue
peniientiary. after which he was sentenced
by the Court--all inside OF twenty-four
hours. Tomorrow he viii be tried for
HOUSEKEEPING With intent to commit larceny
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-30
TiFrItTII CONGRESS.
WAsWN6ToN, May 29, 1888.
Eeupfe.

WA-uIN6ToN, Nay 2', 1885
Senate.
The session OF TO-DAY opened, us u,uol.
With PRAYER boy The Chaplain and iNc reading
CT Yesterday. journal. Then rumcr'u, "'.,
from the lIouse Of Representatives. were pre-
scented and reiorr,d.
AT quarter.pIst O'Clock tine senate went
into executive session with open doors, end
proceeded with the consideration OF ihe
fisheries treaty.
Nr. Morgan asked 'ave TO make motion.
but MI. Frye, who bod thc iool, G,c'uci io
give way. Thcr,upon t.r. Morgan gave
notice that upou rhr conclusion az Nr.
FrYcs Tct1qIks hc would move postpone
meat oi thc treaty UIi U,,em'cr. Nf.
Iryr Then addressed ne Senate upon ttc
treaty.
The galleries are about htf fan o. >uc,''-
.nI.. Toe oulv occupant. a. tuc diW"9l3 q.
gallery are Tie Hawaiian Minister and ms
Niia.
Nr. Ir,c spoke until 2.to, ana riou, come
thinning that she airWls exceeding oiprc. aive
rrd that be- was unable to proceed with i..
speech. Tcc. Sc Va, taken for haN nu hoOr pa
order Oh lave OBJ, ~,ngtc chamber ventilated
hy thr opening oi tAe gallery doors. Que 81
h, lest remark, was that tine treaty Was one
oi the most d5-rlcciul, hDmuiu!ug, end
coOard.V surrender, that thc Amrunn Dee
public mad ever made no us whole beioris
not excepting The treaty Of ISIS.
AT the close OF Tue recess (".l0 ,. 49, II
Was ordered tn3t tomorrow being me1ora-
cav t.c al! '3tum'nt to-day shall '' uh'I
liured-'.
TOE b.d i' r.'"c i1e tt''- "i E''ti"' j"
the rit,d -t1'c> army irtudI 'cl al Ntch
and reported FROM tha Committee ON 'ill'a-
ry Atau~ t'i. afternoon was t.hcr Op Huj
=
Ho'c- being tho,e % Me-,rs. Berry, coke,
Nauis. h,..an, ~sa'shuN. vance. a"a N'-
SON ol Nsiy lit '9nl", lhr revived
lane upon sheridan auI zoe itu@ Oh ''"-
teuaui-ccuertl is merged io lhe 'lSN'I grace
Sir Hcf.-u"itd DDS argument ''a'nr' i"e
L-n,rie' treaty, dwelling "t some qua on
Tie 'r"itHl, l'r'if' ana ii-"'"E I"'' 10 ""'
never more 'iNn iir"'J, 'I'i ID i'' h'''l
been c-...l % lftcIoc cArtf iH 80 tiN.r,
WIN 30 We o'eru''o, and 'Ar' Do N"''d
have remained settled h1d not secretary
H5s-Id oH,.insd ncw h1ht aus fc0p"ned 30.
lu cou,iu.ion he said: 4 wear ago M the
United state, senate aud House 81 Repre-
tentVtiycs wc were aii for The rights oi
American citizens; Ne were united TO e
RAN. NOBODY dreamed OF raising political
issue m Tails uiater. Nobody talked as
PARTY Iqsn In rti4lOu b. a.. ana where arc
Nc to-day. TOE Pres. ent ot the Ooiied
State. taking pfac i,ajy the Canadian side
Of tbs controversy; the yce,t Democratic
party Of Use whole nation "Tra}ed on Tue
NI' 81 ttoAia ana against Ah'il, 81, insurer
men. ] LAY 70 you, ~" lf''u'"''
That most srie'oAs "fong las oerh
wrought 10y lI'' ,r.i', ''na"','-' Nv
Wat 'he'e s'p' '"-' ",'o Ign ,,'
can never DO fe'Iac'.', 'n-' W. ''5 .o"N go,
lHic W. 'hau never DC p,' in.'''u ~ - ' NV.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-30
Having a Hard Time.
rBr telegraph % ths pispa.eh.l

HAvRE DIX GRLCs, ND, May 20.-The
Democrats Of the Second congressional
district are having q hard time TO selec,
candidate for Congress. They met In con.
yenuon last Thursday, and. after lis fruit
less ballots. adjourned until to-day. This
afternoon the convention again assembled.
and tity-three ballots were taken without
selection being made. Frank 4. Shaw, the
present representative. and ex-Congressman
j. +. &. Talbot are working hard for the
nomination, but several other candidates
have friends in the convention who refuse
TO agree on any one candidate. The conyen>
ton will meet again tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-30

fBy Anglo-Anerican cable 10 tho Dispatch.l
LONDON, May 29.-The Epson summer
meeting opened to-day. The race for the
Epson plate handicap Of $50 sovereigns was
won nv f. Lawson's iour-yrar.old bay colt
Geryas; G.. W. Lambton's four-year-Old bay
colt Lasses second, aud X. Pecs's three
year.old bay colt Billion third. There were
thirteen starters.
The race for the Weodcote stakes OF 1000
sovereigns for two.ysar-olds vas won by
Prince Soltikol's chestnut cot GOLD
Abincton's bay colt Freemason second. and
Roses bay by GaliaId out OF Distant shore
third. There were eighL starter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-30

changes being made 10 II. The committee
Gnally rose and reported the bill and amend
mcnts 10 the House.
Mr.. Holman demanded separate vote on
the amendment Increasing the clerical force
Of the Ciyil-servicc Commission. The vote
resulted 81 10 &C, and the point OF no quorum
was made
Tbcreupon the House, at $3.50, adjourned
until Thursday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-30
Florida Democracy.
IEy telegraph 70 tho Dispalen.l

by teIegTapn % no UspaI-hI
ST. AUGUSTINE, fla, May 29.-The State
Democratic Convention Of over 400 delegates
met here to-day and organized by electing
Hon. John II. AcKinn. OF Jackson county,
president AID L. b Womeie, OF Tallahassee.
secretary. The afternoon session was spent
by the Committee on Credentials and the
convention in hearing contested case from
fernando county. An entire State ticket IS
to be nominated. The principal asplrants
for the governorship are Captain y. p.
Fleming, Of Jacksonville; General Robert
Bullock, Of Ocaia; Robert W. Davis, Of Pa
litka, and Or. W. l.. Crawford, OF Wakula.
Delegates to the st. Louls Convention and
electors will be chosen and platform
adopted tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-30

ngyIAN oF rns clIcLGo 1911.


CHCAgo. EaY % There was little or no neTs
from outside TO snscs prices IN vnsaL 1nd dn-
ring the morning Il looked - n tho local crowd
had gotten over tneir seiing fever q yesterday
afternoon, aud fair amount OF buying eansod
Armsr fseLag and an advance IN prices IL VAS
OF short durauoa. nossyer. Ter before n"h
prices ssgIed down ~ about the opening figures,
and abous 1898 theFs were Iealilauon SAFES ana
prices vent nearly cent under Ito closing Dot
TOM figures Of yesterday. Corn was quite SUI
bora and sold A. lotion prices during the Sos
sion u tho morning, but tho last hah hour
brought weakness, aad te c.osibg prices were
haEc undor iss. night with figures almost To-
gcther Tho rscelp is were on cars, stLh go ears
81 No. Grade. July seid rom 81 &C UP to ooscr
And down 20 and clssed 81 S<c. oats opensi
srOng with gooi dsmaad, bot tho demand so0n
foil Oh snd the market became heavy. Nay
opened az 37kc.. sold down 70 bac. ana ciossi
At SC Jaly opened at cs%c. Adyancei " 49,.
decliasd 30 SIC, and ciesot ~ StsG s.Ises.S
business gas transacted IA PROVISIONS, but II was
merely between professionals. lho srritHls OF
hogs Wsro bght.r, offerings u The produS Sere
not particularly free, ana nuctuatons wore oon-
fined 20 a narrev range, aDd 81 the close "A
practically the same - yesterday.
CINCINNATI
CTscfgyArr May sa-whsat lower; No. rcd,
q4s9tLc Corn heavy; No. Z mixed. bcc. Oas
wsaker: Ma 2, SSKc. Provisions easy aad We
changed. whisky, sLh hogs qaios A4o esS'.
81. LOUIS
81. Louis. May sa-Slour dull ard weak.
Whoas cloaed &c. below YESTERDAY; No re-,
s9c; Juno, ssS.a5sc. Corn opened sissdy, elsot
lover; oash, Asc June, 81 .s5lkc. Oats ssosll'
cash. SS,sasikc. Kay, Sie "ns,'..aN Nv
visions easier. Pork, tiL9o LAfd sa4~
gILMsGToN.
WILMINGTON asy s9--rurpsntine nrn, Is
Sc. kosla frm: strained, s1s1; s r,,a ssss
Tar nru AZ sl.A Sre1e rlI " 1''A' N''"'
g.; yelios DIP. u.so; srglh.N
NEW YORK COTTON FUrUREs
Ssw YOsk. Asy 9.-co,toa-Ses r s
closed very Coli: sslss y, 20 esles: June. sSsls
sae9. Juiy, si01sie.ol: August SIC eral1D. sep
tsmbsr, sissssa7J: October. tstcAseH; NO 70.
SsaOsr, pNsso-s; Decsmssr. 1880.
/ J.assry. ss.s1saS0; February, t.o,asAes;
March. sasisSss&
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
ryy,,oot. NAY $3.50 p M-cottsn dull,
uitaout saesasle eAaass: upiandA SID; Or
leans. 7. I'D: salss, $500 bses; speSaiseen ana
export oos eAlss; rssslpss W. oslss; AaLo,r
ess, i,so1 halss. Fssa.e' f ar' All al sasa,t
lid Angus, aad September. 5 ssStd-; No
Z yer,ser And Dscsnbsr. ted.
sP. h--ssi.s Of Aastiesn, 100 e.iss' NAY.
; 80 tIS; Nay ssa a.. ssHs lssass sia.
I buyer; Augass aas sep,efnbsr: $40. ssHsri
september asd ocssssr 8 iss%d-. o1ssr; osto-
bee cad NSssmssr, , $50. seusr; Novsmpes
gStd. seiIer. Fatasss dun.
tP H-nay, May aud June. June and July,
JAY aai AQsesi tts4d., buyers; Aaxass soi
sspsemssr, Ssse sesess; ssp.s ON Sd saa
| Der. e.ela, seller; November snd December.
INA. sssss: september. sSs4d, buyer.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET
Reported tor the Dsspstch-l
A--Narkes steady. Prsme. sA a>a.; extra
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-30
Deadly Lightning.

chicago. NAV GA dispatch from New
Orleans. Ia.says =" At Milenburg, resort
on Lake Ioncb3itrain, within few miles OF
ihis ciiy, Yesterday one man was Killed and
ten Oth,r> injured, Il Is feared moftally, by
lightning stroke. About ) O'Clock in the
evening sudden storm came up from the
lake and 4 large number Of people sought re-
fuge In a tent in one Of the gardens. The
storm lasted only few moments, but during
is height the tcat was struck with the result
aiofe stated