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Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-11-10

On the Greek island Of Hirlia TO girl
may marry until she can dive and bring
up the sponge that ) known to grow oaly
in the deepest water, IS it is not thought
before that time she h prepared TO sup
port q family. Upon Niarus the rule Is
reyersed-the girl 6ays or does nothing,
and Ler father bcstors her ont of hand
upon the diver who stays longest and
brings n,ost sponccs. Chicago Herald.
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-11-10

Nagistr.s Ito woman)-You admit
that you : vour husband with stove
lid. and yet you claim there are extenu-
ating circumstances governing the case.
Woman--Yes, sab, dey was extenu-
attn circumstance. De stove lid warnt
Lot.-New York Sun.
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-11-10
Nnnson's Trip Accomplished.

LONDON, Nov 10 "A vessel which hns ar
rived a5 "a port of Norway, reports that Nan
sen, the explorer has accomplished his
perilous journey across Greenland on the in
lana ice and has arrived safely at Godthaab,
ON the west coast of Greenlanf. The jour
uey wos made on snow SHOES and was for the
= purpose of exploring the unknowh interior
al Greenland.
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-11-10
LONDON SLTMS.
In Them Another Woman Meets
An Awful Deatsss
TIE Wl4fTFcHAP5L FleND SUPPOSED
81 70 Be AGAIN AT WORK.

The Police Powsriess "a Bloodhounds
Placed on the Scent show Their Useless
nsss-Attstnptts Conceal the Real Causs
of the "8ccidsnt" 60 the Cars Train.
Nihilists Arrested-Notss.
Loznezs Nov. lo,--Another horrible MIR
der has taken place in the East End. A
woman's body, hacked and cut into pieces,
was found in Dorset street. Tho body was
found at II o'clock. The police are endeav-
oring 10 trace the murderer with blood
: bounds AK &8k
The body was mutilated in manner SINH
lar to the bodies Of the women previously
murdered.
The victim Of the Spitalhelds murder was,
like the rest Of the Whitechapel victims, an
abandoned woman. She had husband who
was a porter, but she lived with him only at
times Her name is believed TO be Lizzie
Fisher, and she was nicknamed Mary Jane.
As she entered the house where she lodged
by means of latch key, probably no one
saw the man who accompanied her. Hence
IL is doubtful If the murderer Is ever identi-
fled
The man might easily have left the house
at any time between the hours Of and
without attracting any special attention.
The physicians who viewed the corpse re.
serve their statements for the inquest which
will follow. Three bloodhounds which are
owned by private citizen have been placed
on the scent, but they are useless
The appearance of the remains was fright
full and the limitation was even greater than
in the previous cases. The head had been
severed from the body and placed beneath
one of tine arms.
The ears a nd nose had been cut Off. The
body was disembowled and the flesh was
torn from the thugs. The womb and othes
organs are missing. The forehead and
cheel.J had been completely skinned and one
hand was pushed into the stomach.
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-11-10
Naming the Babies for narrI on.

CRAWL oRDsviLLE, Ind, Nov, A baby
born Nc, siay night has been named William
Henry harrison Tippecanoe Bratton by Its
enthusiastic Republican parents
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-11-10
The Weather.

WASHINGTON, Nov 10 49, .uiict;ir1s--
Threatening weather and rain; cdis~' clri-
able winds.
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-11-10

Tho sand blast Is now utilized for clean
ing dingy stons walls cf buildings.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-26

admiration OF the entire New York press
the past winter, and which never failed
to crowd the spacious auditorium oil
Steinway Hall at each concert
IL is q matter OF serious importance
for the future musical welfare OF Rich
mond that the most hearty support be
given the Thomas concerts, TO the end
that the distinguished maestro will come
here oftener and for the further and
still more important purpose to insure
for Richmond a year hence the greatest
musical festival ever given in the South.
To accomplish this latter object steps
have already been taken toward pro-
viding the new Exposition building with
an auditorium capable of holding several
thousand persons, and thereby giving
Richmond the same advantages for mu-
steal festivals, conventions, ETC., enjoyed
by st. Louis, Cincinnati, Chicago, 80.
Toward the realization Of this it is ex-
pected that much will depend upon the
extent 70 which our people will support
the forthcoming Thomas concerts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-26
NORTH CAROLINA NEWS NOTES.
A NnG.DOe Sensation ia Raleigh
Burned 20 Desth-DrOWned
tspr Rah~

RNYlrr. y. C.AprI 2l-ltis Learned to-day
that fio-- BE- playing lay0c WITH Young vineyards.
There arc fvo hurIro. acres o. OLD vines Gud
ono tluGrcd acres ot Hsw gpss n tsis 20 Enship.
The volnc vines are tLf kiilof, itts stated The
grape growers ~ aigRt have cres esiEzo Ia tRelr
whey ards IS hesFy irlal IL looked Tor. Iboy
say fhHf f4Is rrOrrfr els frost rss most deatiuc-
tive. j actually 80 81 tho issves on he trees
There vss great sensation hers today. A
fra1-dog ran uo fafottsVIiie street, with mon in
pursuit, and snapped ssvegc.r az pede .au~
A police Oflcer saotLIm almost ia he doorway
90 Ike Teat e1.co clc Elllal hI .l instantly.
Al Iewi-burg today tho trial of a. l. Pearco,
clerk 81 We super o. Court. bersu. lLcre are
four cuaigss C: euDczz.smsnt against him.
r.sr nisnt three go g-Old child ~ solomon
Buffalo was burr 81 90 deEth g. hls home. seven
- eel lr0in Raleigh re mother had lritit alone
frT minutes, ana On returning found u ia
flames
Rhodes w. burned. Losa. 1853. DO Insurance
TIE United states District Ceur 10 sew bcrne
hsr.r yesterday lodge Seymour preslclng
-or1s very Important cases involving The VIOLA
tcI o. no r.s.1l laws arc On trial
after fifty years absence Rev. Dr. Moses ID.
Uose visl-ei Ntuserne today ana preached
there tbs evening.
q baby ~ her body sud spIs1g into mil-poad.
rh- 1aoy Was drowned, oAt ne mother mo MAS
tar--.
Tho report hist the Cape Fear and Iadkin-
Valley ralIeGy lEd ataadonsa lhe project Of
making connection with The Norfolk aud Nes.-
e-u fali1av ~ I'd At Airy Is officially pro-
r.1nc.d fal-s Tie cave Fear and fadkin-
valley road wiu lie completed 70 NJ Airy 10y
Say I5sL ri lil a. once bee ed % the VIZ
giuiz Lire an1 fle 0npcction made.
Inc hesil Of B.shep a. 4. watson, Of TIE
diocese ~ Ea-t Carolina, Is very feeble ana lie
fes.- me pressure Of bis visitatlous nud travel
He Eas Tor some days neen sick a. NeWberne,
blti nov lu ClslOW oouaiy.
sight before last a.. q. Hagenan's steam saw
NH. O. NIldsCr, WAS burned. IL wac worth
s. OF aud vas D0i Insured.
EE1ris should be made % 10 some way secure
adispiayof pat a. least o. Aorth CaroiiuSs e z.
psfb state exhibit a. The virginia hxpoAuorf
though IRE staye BOARD Of Agriculture az It's re-
cert meeting decided tlat 40 could not make
Such display rIs year ~ polnD outside 10
STATE sci drubties- consulting ecu re done Tor
ri edmond in ibis diIsc-ou 10 is worth 81 EFFORT
~ all eysufs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-26

Shoulders, flEK: iong-oiears, Nssf7S7T;
clcsr-ribs. NE+af7.l0: shoft-ciears. S.oSha
S17h. BacOn--ShOulders. s6HS: lone-clears,
81 s7ka,1 %; clear ribs. N.95ais; shortclears,
fS,2Jotd30 Hams, 10ai2c.
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI. April 95.--Fiour firm. Wheat
steady No. rcd. Nss1kc. Corn easier; No.
mixed, 56aJ6hc Oats steady No. 2mixed, Ahc.
Pork eassr AZ Sl4 30. Lard, $40 buik-moats
easier; short ribs, 81. Bacon stesay; short clear,
S&S5. Whiskey, Sl.0l Hogs strong; common
and light, Aal5 packing and butchers, fa4Oa
$3.50.
WILMINGTON. April 25.-Turpsntine steady at
33c. Resin irm; strained. %kc.: good. SIC.
Tar Arm at tl0a Crude turpentins nrm; hard
81; yellow dip and virgin, 81.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, April 2a--Harksts unchanged.
NEW YORK corToN FUTUREs
NEW YORK, April 2S-Cotton-Net receipts. S57
bales: gross receipts, 4i70 bales. Futures closed
firm: sales. 62,690 bales April, s9.6oef9b9: May.
tS7la3S72; June, SlS2at9S3; July, saslss9 ~;
August Sp.09asl0: September. 973at9H; Octo-
Der, So 4saf9. 30; November, fs.39aS940; Deem
Der. s14Oass.n; January, s9.45as9i9; February,
$9.56si9.5s.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL. April 70 Noon.-Cottoa steady and
in fair demand; upands, 5-l5d.; Orleans.
s. d.; sales, 10000 bales; speculation and ex-
port 1000 balos: receipts, 1900 Dales-all
American. Futures steady; May and June,
Is 64d.; June and July. 5 2o-6id.; July snd
August and August and September 2l-6fd;
September and October, 5l3-6id; September,
2i-64d.
2P. M-Sales Of American. 5000 bales: April.
April and May May and June, l9-64d., buy
efs: June and July. N-64d, buyers; July and
August, August and September, 22-Gid., seller;
September aud October. 3 1890. seller: Octo-
Der and November, 9-G4d. seller; September,
g2-eid.. seller Futures eteady.
4 q. M-April. April and Nay, Nay aud june,
1860, buyer; June AMI July, 520-5ii., buy
ers; July and August 5g2-6fd., seller; August
and September. 22-Gll., soiler; September
aud October. Ii-6fd., seller; October and No
yembor. s9-64d.. seller; December =! cd,
seller. Futures ciosed steady.
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.
IReportsd for the Dispatch.l
APRIL g5-Thc market Is steady. with light ro-
ccpts for some days past. Tho sales arc quite
large and the stock ia tho hnnds Of commission
merchants mas been considerably reduced. The
factories are All busy. Sales NJ CSC. for prime ::
Be-. for extra prince 3 &c. for fancy; Spanish Goa
Csc. as 10 qualify.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
lReportsd for ihe Dispstch.
April 25-Mnrtet steady and sales regular.
with largo receipts and large stocks Of all grades
on baud NJ the commission houses. Prime, ga
&c.; extra, 3i1c.: common. lal4c.: shslled, "a
2Ac.; Spanish, 2a2hc.; factory h1nd-pcked, %
&c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-26
NTOCKHOLDERS' MEETING.

AIUOhUOIDDtto MLLIINN.
A general meeting OF tho stockholders OF the
BIG-SrONE GAP IMPROVEMENT COMPANY
will be held 81 the Exchange Hotel, ia the city
Of Richmond, on ~ ESDAY the Sth day OF May,
1888.
by order Of the Board Of Directors.
X. A. AYERS.
ap 17-2w President
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-26
ana rnnlnas Cnncerts.

Tomorrow and Saturday evenings and
Saturday afternoon will occur three Of
the most notable concerts probably ever
recorded in the musical annals of Rich
mond. The great orchestral and choral
leader, Mr.. Theodore Thomas, and his
corps OF sixty instrumsntalists, will. in
conjunction with galaxy OF famous
soleists, favor Richmond with larger
number of consecutive concerts than
ever before given here and OF such high
order OF excellence as to have won the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-26
MANCHE>TER'~ coz rRIBUTION.
Death OF Mrs. Ida v. Tucker, Former
" Of This Cisy-PeFsOnRI, &c.

Tho lnue son Of DR.. 7. b. Dorset; continues
quite sick.
A great number Of buildings are being erected
in his cty-sOme of them quite handsome ones.
The opera a Now Years Reception viii
he repeated by the Euterpean Club tonight at
Cerslcy. Hall ~ x compl neaiary testimonial
O. Mrs A. T.. Harding he cast embraces SOME
0f the best l0csl talent.
Mrs S4Uie Ghthright Moore. Mss Nellie
Moore. and Aliss Adile Martin have gone - Co
lumhia, & c., AMI from thence Will probably
20 on to ouda.
Tho case OF fuckers executor 49, Blanion
Jones, heretofore reported, was c0ll8d ia the
uu-t.ncs Court Yesterday. Tho trial viii con-
sumo several day..
M. Joha ". Baley and Miss Lon +. Gregory,
both Of this city, were married yesterday ~ thA
re-id .1cc ~ the brides mother. Rev. Thomas l..
Reynolds officiating In consequence Of Tho re-
cent death Of he brides father the marriage was
d very quiet one
A telegram was received here early yesterday
morning announcing tie dea.h, al . A: u, az
Bla kstonc. NcftoTay county, OF Mrs. lda v.
tucker Deceased, who was born and raised
herr. was very popular and greatly admired.
several years ago a9e married sir. Il. ". Iucdcr,
and since then they hayo lived at Blackstone,
where ne Is engaged in business. SAs
was sister o. Mrs. Sarah ,. Morris
set. aud If Mcssrs James j., w. B., 4. j.. aud
Uora q Bradley. Of this CITY. She was only tWcu-
ty-eix years Old. Bier remains Wall reach here
today at II O'Clock ~. ald the funeral will take
place from Meade Memorial church tomorrow
at3P.M
in their bereavement her family have the
dee pest sympathy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-26
MasSachusetts Republicans.
[By telegraph to the Dispatch.l

BOsroN, April 25.-The Republican
State Convention to elect delegates to
the National Convention assembled in
fremont Temple at II o'clock this fore
noon. Prior to the convention there was
considerable canvsssing at the fremont
House and also IN the corridors at IRE
mont Temple.
At 1890 there was a large gathering in
Convention Hall, and several different
tickets were distributed The conyen-
ton was very well attended. DR.. Bur
den, chairman of the State Committee
called it TO order, and temporary or
ganization was effected with Il. j. South
worth and !. Otis Wardwell as secreta-
RES. Prayer was offered 10y Rev II. A.
Philbrook, and DR.. Burden then de-
livered the opening address.
Dr. Burdens mention, in his speech opon-
ing the convention. Of tue name Of Blaine ell
cited Wild enthusiasm and the call 10y dele
gate for throe cheers for Blaine was heartily re-
spondef 20. with au enthusiastic tiger" The
protective sentiments 10 lie address also re-
ceiyed hearty applause. General william Corss-
well. o. salem, was made permanent chairman.
delegates ~ large % Chicago were Slectrd
George f. Hoar, I. l.. Burden, Henry s Hyde,
and AlausOn ". Board. The delegates are un-
instructed, but are understood % strongly favor
Blaine. Tho platform is protection first, last,
uF al
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-26

Az tolsgraph % he plspatch.l


Philadelphia:
Cievolands..... "a 0 0 q . s.
rors-Athlouc', 9; Clovelands. IL. Batteries
Weyhing and Cunning; Croweu and Snyder.
Baltimore:
Baldmores. . ] 0 0 %
Northumberland 0 0 > o.
Observation-Disclosures. Z: BrooNlyns, ~. Err
no s-Baltiu0rcs 4: BrOoklyns. :. Hateries-
kir0y and Fumer. Hayes aud uolbert
New Yorks..........o 0 0 OOO9 I O-3
Philadelphia ..... % o X-j
Ea-e-hit--NcW Nork3. 10; Philadelphia7. y
Fuori-New lorks, s; Philadelphias, o. 5atte-
rios-Wclch and O'Rourke: casey and Mcclure.
Fully ten thousand people witnessed The defeat
Of their home Agorifes and brass band had
been provided 10 AHA eria' 20 the occasion.
Woshngton-lEl innings:
WnshAg.0ns..O 0 o o d 0 o 0 q 90
B0stons.. ......O 0 o. 0 o 0 0 IL
Base hits-Washingtons 8; Bos'ons, 8. FIR
--Wgshinctons, 8; bostons. 8. batteries
Olay snd Deasley; ClarAson aud Kelley.
Kansas CRY:
kansas City........9 o O o / / 8
Louis gilies..........3 6 3 ! ks
observation-disclosures City, @; Louisyiles. q.
Frror--kau-Hs CIV, 10; Louisyilles, o. Bate
r.cs-rooie aud br.ody; Ramsey and Cross
-. Lolis............O O O o o O1O o.
CinciOr stis.........l o 0 o 0 0 K 5
Ba-e-hi.s-S'. Louis. Z; Cincinna.s. :. Errors-
80 Louis. :: Cl0cinuat9, e Ratter!e5-hing
aHl Boyle; Mulane and Baldwin,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-26
Bond Offerings.


WASHINGTON, April 25.-TO-day's bond
offerings aggregated S3,022.00O, as fol-
lows
-Four and half per cent. registered
-, OOO. 600 at 1919 Sl92, 600 at lO8!
$50, 900 at 1879.
-Four and half per cent. coupon
100000 at 1917.
-Four per cent. repistered-S30O, 900 at
1875 $50, 900 at Sl25i.
Four per cent. coupon-S4O,OOO at
1856.
The Secretary Of the Treasury to-day
accepted tenders of bonds to the total
amount OF 81, $40, 600, made up as fol-
lows: Registered As, $780, 600 at 1876 {;
so, 900 at 125s $4,000 at 125 ; regis
tered AIS, $4,000, 600 at 1919 $40, 600 at
1915. Aggregate Of bonds accepted to
date is S3,525,O 200.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-26

meeting at the Courthouse next Monday (Coun-
ySourt day. 10 select delegates 10 the State
Convention thst IL - assemble ia Norfolk next
month AZ far a. can DO aacertsinsd the Demo-
Gratis Of this section are solid for Cievciand and
revenue reform - set forth In the Presidents
last annual message and In tho Mills bill COW
before Congress-; out first Of all they are In Ia
vor 81 the SUCCESS aud continued supremacy OF
the Democratic party In tho state and nation.
The annual election of mayor and Town Coun-
Gil for Cnancock that lakes place next month
promises 10 be spirited and interesting. It's
Understood hat most II not all tho present In
cumbents wilt be candidates for reelection.
lt ie accertalned that the early corn and other
garden-seeds planted IN the spring have been
greatly damaged by the cold, damp weather for
tho past month. aud will have 10 be replanted.
The weather "a clear, but the wind il blowing
from the northwest, and IL l. stu too cold for
planted things TO grow or for persons 10 sit in-
doors without Gre. KALLILa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-26
pnua.. mrprcsnEs. Ae.

s,s ~" 1890 - .',s'1>~>>~>on
IMPORTED WEST INDIA BAY
l. RUN &c %, 10. and CSC. por bottle: chiriss
French triple-diztiiIsd Rose Nstsr s,e otsnge
Flower Water: Finest Cream s@fnd-Oif for tsDis
use l.. WAGNER. Dsuge@s,
az e52t' slrfh ard Broad stfect&
7 OZENGES OF CHARCOAL, PEP
Il STA. Bismufh. aud finger; HurTsys Cbar-
coal Tablets: Wyethe Liquid Eztrkcf OF NAL
non-alcobolic; WyeEh's Compound SOMA row
der Lozengss, &c. +. WAGNEE, Druggtst,
40 2.2ts sixth aud Broad streeA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-26
BURIAL OF A CnINAMAN.
FOOD Placed Upon His Grave i'm Oak
wood Cemetery.

The frat Chinese burial in this city WAS made
YESTERDAY, when mo romans Of You King, Va
live Of The Celestial empire Who had been resi-
dent of Richmond for only tAreo weeks, were
laid 10 rest ia OaSw0Oi cemetery.
Deceased hal made the acquaintance O. hut
few oi his cOunuvmcn here, o. a. least 10 80
opueared, O. but two wore al ths buryiug- ground
10 perform the last SAD ana sacred rites.
The interment was Of character That would
impress me average citizen a. Doing novel Hni
queer. TIE grave was opened IA the usual man
uer hut sitter the CONN has lecu lowered into 10
aU Of tho red-clOini.C aud wearing apparel
owned bv the deceased were placed over b.. and
next was deposited some loose money aud
porkct-boak. When The grave mai been
nnod oranges and spplcs cat ia hair,
roast chicken, u bowl Of rice, and other cataOies
were piaced on IT, There was 10 Officiating
clergyman, AID not word was uttered While
the burial was ia progress The $50 Celestial
mourners returned TO the city DO doubt feeling
that they had well provided for the physical
wants Of their decoasod cOuntrymGn should 10
revisit the earth IN bodily form.
MessTs blllups s. son wers tue underiaAers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-26

uicbiean yegrocs in convention.

10y te'eEfaph 10 tHS blhpa''h.l
DETRoIT. April pa State conven-
ton Of colored men met at Jackson yes
terday for the purpose of organizing a
State association and considering mat
ters relative to the coming political cam
psign About fifty delegates were pres
ent. Resolutions were adopted lament
ing the death of Roscoe COnkling en-
dorslng the Blair educational bin; en-
dorsing the candidacy Of General Rus
ssll A. Alger, and unequiyocaly en-
dorsing the Republican party.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-26
..,,u..,I memorial celebration.

The Oakwsod A5so.iatiou held iis annual meet
ing Tuosduy The cry Councll Com niiice on
Cemeteries were present 10 confer win me lcale5
relative % mo improvement OF he "Coa-
fedcrnie soldiers" section, and tul aul saiis-
factory discussion on the subject took place.
The pIopO-al, Of the committee we're heartily
approved aud tbs association expressed a VIII
ibguess 70 cooperate IN the Work.
In read 10 the memorial celebration this
yoar Il WAS by unanimous voice decided 10 oo-
serve Ar had been the custom heretofore, May
l0,b.
Last year TIE day Was chang \, condluonally,
N he SOfh rIt me change. which WAS very Re-
Iuctanily maGe, proved UnlayoraD.e 10 Osk-
wood, so the ION Is agsi0 adopted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-26
Dowa,zer Fesrival-Ciosing Night.

Inc largest C-OWI rVor yH. H'stmT1TI NN0 On
hand II the Armory lat night, and all seemed
lotn 10 sag goodbye. The uOwitzers are 10 DO
congratulated that IN such large unGcrioXing
the MANAGEMENT has been almost fauIiless. and
though al present IL Is impossible 20 get az cor
rect figures. the profits will amount 10 quite
neat sum. At the close the voting stood as fol-
lows:
For the portrait Of General T. f. Lee: Compa-
nv. r. 1905: IS 394: Blues. rs; +, 70; G, e.; stu
an Horse Guards, %: a. z; d. 20.
The sabre for The most popular artillery oilcor
was voted 20 Captain James ". Gilmer. Of tho
Norfolk Blues, los d sote OF al
The sword % the most popular infantry iieu-
tenant was yotea 20 Lieutenant George j. West,
Of tho Light Infantry 3iue-.
TIE season i.csot prize distribution came OF at
II O'Clock.
10. IS drew the 800 prize. Nos. IL and o1l
the 80 prizes Nos 66 aud 90 the SIS pri4ss, q II
Nos AZ. %. 3}! 81. and 40 'uo $40 prizes. mo
smaller prizes gore also drawn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-26
FINANCIAL.
NEW YORK. BaLTInoRR AND RICE
n0ED STOCK ExuHAEaEs
Grain, Provisions. Cotton. Tobacco. Tur-
pentine, Rosin, Tar. and
Peanut Marietta
by telegraph to the Dlrpatch.l :

NEW YORK, April 25.-Tho stock market was
more active to-day. the total sales being the
largest Tor some time. while dealings were dis-
uibuted over a very large number Of stocks and
me upward movement made further progress,
though meeting somewhat Of . setback In the
last hour. Much was made ~ the fact that the
London merketcano higher this morning than
our last nights figures. and buying In this
marker assumed larger proportions than on any
previous day this week. The advance then
made steady progress with scarcely reaction
throughout most Of the day. There were shHrp
movements IN several specialities. among when
we Peoria. Decatur and Evansville. aud san
Francisco and Green Bay were the most prorni-
mont About noon prices were generally ~ to2
per cent. above the opening, but In the last hour
me facinc Mail was hammered IL per cent,
the rest following slowly, and a largo proper
ton II the gains Of the forenoon were wiped
OUT, the market nnally closing rather heavy aud
active. Peoria, Decatur and Evansville rose
l',' Northwest "a. Pacific Mail Is down Ia per
cent Total sslcs $4,000 shares.
NEW loEK, April 2j.-EXchango dun and
1rm; long. ~ shorf. 4S0. Money easy AZ 2agM
per cent, closing offered AZ 2B2h. Suo-Treasury
balhnces-Ccin, N3i.40iO0; currency, Sl34'i,-
COZ Governments quiet aud hrm; 4 per cents,
l2h; - per cents, 1917. State bonds dun ana
steady.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-26
THE EASTERN SHORE.
Mafter.-The Creps.


fCorrsspondencs Of the Richmond DispStch.l
ORAHCOcE, spril "a. 1883
Mr. William r. facets, "a Old auc esumaDio
citizen Of his county, died LAST Saturday al Ino
hsms u bis sos ~ TemperSn;eylle' ne vas
vidSay knSy-s having spent many years Of BIS
ITO " Ia tzr esi where several VI hls cblisisn
stin reside His funeral is0k plAce sunaey ~
tas A1iAste BAPTIST churcs and was lHfgely ~,
tsndea. Rev. J. w. Wsrg preaching no funsrAI
eerfdsn -. ,,. ~
ne Republicans Of AccOmacH have held 10
pubic meeting ~ appoint delegates " Tie otAto
1,osVsattOB. but 10 L. prcsuuos mat ths ~ sus-
gsTs here saye siaply desigAAted nSss they
tb.y hs,s siWsys osDs here 10 Aceosuaek uRdor
NahOses dirsctloE, saS Cap1eis Hises Hleuos
prosssiy MAX this plSa soss enough Tor thelr
DurpOsss nov that they Save control 81 me party
gssizA,ion On tie Eastern EAOfs. IL IL safe ~
say thst CaptSin Wise can count on OF the oeie-
gates from tne EAstofD shore - s.sre By BIN IN
the convention sud 70 vote sgsinsL rhernhh
delegates 10 tao National Convention.
gRs Doz0e1sts VI Accosnack VIII hsla mass