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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-02
Drummers' Convention.

lHpcClal Telegram 70 tue Dlapatch'l
STAUNToN, Va, May 1.-The delega-
ton from Richmond. Petersburg, Nor
folk, and Lynchburg to the conven-
ton of the Virginia Division. Travellers
Protective Association, which conyeneS
here tomorrow, arrived this afternoon
ria the Chesapeake and Ohio Line.
Added 10 the delegation were many
others already in the city, making from
eighty to one hundred now here. The
Committee Of Arrangements met them at
Greenwood, twenty-five miles east Of
the city, and, with another escort Of
Stsunton Post and the Stonewall Brigade
band, they were marched to the Virginia
Hotel. There are many strangers here
in addition TO the drummers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-02
PErERsBURG DEMOCRATS.
Nominations for tho Common C0un-
ell
SPECIAL telegram u the Dlspatch.l

Special telegram 10 The Dspat,h.l
PETERSBURG, May The Democratic
ward-meetincs tonight TO nominate can
diiates for the Common Council were
the largest held in this city for years.
The character of the gentlemen nomi-
mated gives strength TO tine general
ticket and furnishes proof Of the demand
for honest government.
Tie following are the nominees for the
Council in the several wards First.
William $. McCance and Theodore
Rideout; Second, ). Woodson Nenable
and William Cameron Third, Charles
Watson aud William r. Mckinney;
Fourth, Simon Seward and Cary ".
Jones Sixth, C. NJ. Bristow and James
A. Kidd. In the Fifth Ward the choice
Of candidates will be decided tomorrow
by primary election.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-02
Deaf ms.

FREEMAY.-Diod, ia New York city, on M9s-
day, April S0th, a. $50 A. NJ. osokon A. FhAh'
MAN. Ia the ffty-fourSn year OF hss age.
Hls remains viii reach this Guy GA fhths.
DAY MORNiSG at i030. At tas Union deDot and
TIE burial will teks place st Soockos Gene
tery ifnmsdiatsIy. Friends o. no family VIII
please attend without further notice.
soUIHALI--Died. az tho residence Of BIS pa
,anSs No / vest Dual street., May I, 1854 &c
/ O'clock A. NJ. WILLIAM AUGUSTUS, infant
son Of Thomas l. add willie J. southai; ASsd
one year aud eleven monthA
Services Of the grave.
Washington and Baltimore papers please COPY.
WoRsIIAM.-Dled, ID his city. May !, 1888, o.
aapP n az yhs residence Of her son-in-law, J.
n Parker. SIS north Seventh street. Mrs.
Ci ARKR X. WoRsHAn, In the sevcnsy-eixsh
~ funeral AZ VIII lake place TO-DAY lwednssday,
AZ oielocx y. NJ. az Grace-S Street Baptist ehnyrn.
Friends and acqaaiaGances Invited 70 attend wish-
out furthsr notice.
YALE-Dsed, en- the asth April a wailiss.
,ors' Coma. MARY. wife Of cnArlesD fsis sssd
seyeniy-sishs years-for many years . rssidsas
Of Rschmoad-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-02
Raahinafan Races.

WAsHISGTos. May Fifth day OF
tho National Jockey Club spring meet
ing.
First race-six furlongs--Mona won I;
Revolt gelding second, Maroon third.
Time, 1874.
Second race-handIcap sweepstakes,
ono and ono sixteenth m1es-Bess won /;
Brookful second, Queen Of Elizabeth
third. Time, l:52.
Third race Brentwood stakes, for two.
year-olds, five furlongs-Holiday won !;
Bonnie Park second, Seymour third
Time, 1903.
Fourth race-army and navy stakes.
one milo-Young Duke won; LetritiA
second, Sam Keen third. Time, l:4h
Fifth race--six characterization
won Clay Pate second, Sequel third.
Time. l:i9,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-02
Richmond TOBACCO MARKET.

MAY 7, 1888,
Sales Of FIVE packages bright wrappers for
New York arc reported, and the mardot 10 still
dun for ali kinds. Auction sales show no changes
noteworthy to-day. Dark new leaf Is IN good
demand with light breaks and receipts, and alto
eelher looks stronger. Sun-cnred old stock con-
tlnues 10 sell fairly well 10 home buyers. Burley
trading is izht, with western markets quoted
stronger aad more active. Rain is much needed
in KENTUCKY On plants. which are reported BACK
ward, as here. Western dark markets on leaf
Gro higher for tho past week. Lugs are in small
proportion TO leaf and prices steady. Ware
house statements yill appear % morrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-02
Attempt 20 wreck "a Train.

LYYCHBURG, Va, May Ia Marion
special TO the AdUance says: An attempt
was made last night to wreck the west
bound passenger train on the Norfolk
and Western railroad two miles east Of
this place, Joseph Suit Was arrested on
suspicion. This is the fifth attempt
within three weeks. Detectives are at
work to unearth the wreckers. 1t is
thought that there is an organized gang
at work
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-02
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK.

NEW YOEE. May f.-Cotton nrm; sales, 4l6
bales; uplands. l5-l6c.: Orleans. 10 lie; net
receipts, 5.141 bales; expOrts-to Great Britain,
4o52 bales; 70 ths Continent SO bales; stock,
5lf lOl bales. Wheat-Options closed weak AZ
about the lowest; speculation moderately active;
cash quiet aud generally steady; No. red, May,
g4as5c: June 93Hs9tIc Corn-Opuons very
dun: spot kaIc lower and LeaYy; No. May.
Cta6lke.; June, 626 a62fsc. OAts-Options &c.
lower and dull; spot nrm and quiet; No. 2, May,
Uks77lc; June, 3s9a38jsG Hops Ia light de-
mand. Coiee-Far Rio nrm at tlL75atl5: op-
lions quiet with 21s35 points advance, closing
steady; No. Rio, May, tlL65atli.gO: June,
tll 2Oatli. "; July. tl0o0etl0.1 Sugar steady
aud quiet; refined quiet. Rice nrrn- Petroleum
nrm: refined, ~. az all ports. Cotton-seed
oil Ia modernts demand. koein dun 81 81. 20a
SI2g4. Turpentine nominal at S6kc. Eggs q
shade easier; southern, i2Ae Hides nrm I;
trading light Wool duh Beef dull Cutmeats
drm. Hiiles nOminGl. IArd-Western steam,
So S5afs g y Nay, 3 23ss2 ~; June, tS 16asS -
city steam, S1.eO. treigh9 duh
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mixed. s,,3asc. Pork nrm At sitp. Lard IA
cod issasad and stronger at Wa bvis-
meats and bacon arm and unchanged. Whlskey
active 1T ti.09. hogs quiet and easy.
sE LOUIS
sr. L5rus. May I.-F1our quiet and stesdy.
Wheat closed stcedy; 10 red. cash. ~ 49,
Nav 4saels.c. Corn very unsettled; nsy,
10. a5ic.: Jely. so.ssike. oss higher; sssS.
n {, -Sgt.. Nav. ssc Whlskey steady ~ fi0a
Provisions stronger PORK, si4 i5st1AA
WILMINGTON.
WILMINGTON, May i.--T,rrpentinc stesdy ~
Bike Resin frm; strained, Hfc; sood
strained. s7%c Tar firm At tl.oA crude '"r'
Pontiac nrm: hard, s.; yellow DIP. ~
LOUISVILLE
LoUrvrfLE, May i.--Grain and provisions I'M
changed.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL. May i--Yeon. - Business At hafsiep-
ing rates: upiands. SD: Orleans s1-loa.
salos 1900 bales: speculation and erporl
a.Co0 bales: receipts. 5000 beles' American'
1,s0 bales futures dules' sY 80 s.n1s
gi-8{i. June and July, xreti. guly ana
August, s0-6id. August snd sep'etno~''
; g+gfd.
y. M-Sa.es Americsn. 10 100 bales: Nay
sni May and June 5 . ~. buyer; snn' s a,
guat and September, l5oid.. seller: Sepvenos'
and October . ic-0id.. buyers: Octohec ana NO
vember, 5ii- SD. seller. Noyenhcr and De
CENTER. sa-eid. buyer; september, so-sAd
Futures quiet bus steady.
ar MAY. May aad June, 2S-6ii., buyers:
Juns and July. 2j-dfd., seller duly sni Au-
gust August aud september, 21Stf.. seuer'
Sopfem oor and october. . loo4d- buyers. 80
ber and November. 5 ii-G4d.. seller: November
and December, 5 96id., buyers; ssptemoer
5 26-S4d. seller. Fuiurca quiet
NEw YORK COTTON FUrURE1
NEW YoaK. May i.-Cott)n--Set reoetptA
none: gross recespts, l,feH bales Futures
cloa,,i stssiy; sales. VI so bales. May. ASA
tgsq; June s. leat9g9: July. ti0lSasl0Oy;
August si0i7ssi0is: september. SqIsssH;
October, fgs2afq 81: November, - itsfat5; De-
ccmbcr, 81 tsag9l6; January. fasSSts.st; REQ
ruory, 39fOAs962
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
Reported for tho Dlspatrh.l
MAYL-Markot steady PRIME, 2Aa3c.; extra,
3Ic.: common. iai%c.: sheuei. 2a2Ac; spaa'
lsh. 2asl6c.: factory hand picked. l0tAc. Clean
ed golds are expected soon 20 advance IN price
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nase.HaiIYe.terday.
by teleeraph % the Dispatah.l

by telegraph ID mo birpaNhl
Philadelphia:
Brooklyns o C0I01-2
Base.hits Athletics. 4 Brooklyns. 5.
Errors Athletics, s Brooklyns, 8. Bat
teres Seward and Cunning; Foutz
and Bushong.
Baltimore
Ealtimores. ...22O01O2OO-7
Clevelauds. % i02l IA x-12
Base-hits -Baltimorcs. 10; Glove
lands, -. Errors Baitimores, 3 Cleye-
lands, 10. Batteries Harkins and Full
mer; Crowel and Snyder.
Philadelphia:
Philadelphias o o , 0O5 0-l2
Washingtons o % , o 90 . o. 1
Base-hits -PhIladelrhns. 49, Wash
ingtons. l3. Errors Philadelphias, {
Washingtons, g. batteries -Gleason and
Clements; Daily and Murray.
New York-Six innings:
New Norks ........2 q 3 q ] o. q
BOstons. ............O q ] d u o. l
Base-hits -New Yorks. 3 Bostons, 2.
Errors New Yorks. B. Bostons, Il.
Batteries kcele and Ewing Sowders
Madden, and Iato.
Cincinnati
Cincinnatis. .02025 7i-ls
Louisvilles % o 100000 D 2
Base-hits- Cincinnatls. 20; Louis
villes. 4. Errors-C incinnatis, 3; Louis
villes, T. Observation-Disclosures and Bald
win Ramsey and Cook.
Chicago:
Chicagos. 0000- 8
indianapolis. . 5000 0 o I
Base-hits Chicagos, ~ indianapolis,
6, Errors Chicagos. s Indianapolis.
Q. Batteries-Yan Haltrcn and Darling
Healy and Daily.
Kansas City:
Kansas City..1 OOOOOOOO- /
st. Louis. - 0O010 - o. 3
Base.hits-Kansas City. 8 - Louis.
II. Errors Kansas City. II -. Louis,
3. Batteries -Toolo and Brloday; King
and Boyle.
Detroit Seven innings:
Detroits. ..........2 5000 20
Pittshurghs.......1 10000 o. /
Observation-Disclosures, 10; Pittsburghs,
;. Errors-Detroits , Pittsburghs ..
Batteries-Getzein and Bennett; Calvin,
Maui, and Farmer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-02
.co,o,,aLaborerDr ops Dead.

X. II. Smith, q colored laborer, about
forty years old, who lived at Sl9 ST Pc
ter street, dropped dead last night about
9 o'clock at the corner OF Clay and Mon
roe streets.
Coroner Taylor viewed the body and
decided that death was caused by con-
gestion OF the lungs. He thought an
inquest unnecessary, and turned the
mans body over TO his friends.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-02
ncnhIx strret nmol.

New ORLEANS, May IA Jackson
(Niss.) special says: General Writ
Adams. postmaster. and John II. Mar
tin. editor of the Nc,r Mission, met in
tine street at 2:30 this afternoon and
opened fire on each other. General
Adams was bit three or four times in the
head and Martin was hit twice. Both
ara dead
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-02
Hebrew social Entertainments.

The Jeffersonian Literary and Social
Society had an entertainment at Sanger
Hall last night. which began with an
operetta called "a New-Year's Recep-
tion," by Hubbard L. Smith, in two
acts, and concluded with dance.
The principal characters in the ope-
retta were taken by Misses SycIe, Kra-
ker, and Michelbaeher, and Messrs. May,
Bear. and Sherrick,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-02
Confederate Remains Brought Here
from Cold HarboE.

Comrades Thomas J. Smith and ].
Henry Kracke, OF Lee Camp, who went
to Cold Herbor Monday, returned to the
city yesterday with the remains OF fifteen
Confederate soldiers who lost their lives
in the battle of Cold Hsrbor. In tue
fifteen are included eight GeOrgians, one
Alabama sergeant, one unknown color
sergeant, three members Of Wheats
battalion of Louisiana, and two unknown
soldiers. The remains will be turned
over to the Ladies' Hollywood Memorial
Association for interment
Other bodies still at Cold Harbor will
be disinterred soon for burial here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-02
A NEGRO FIcmd Lynehed.

New ORLEANS, May IA special to
The Picogimc from Nicksburg says :
Jim Harris (coloredl, who criminally as
ssuted Mrs. NJ Simmons Sunday night,
was lyncLed last night. Harris refused
70 confess to the last. 1t is said he had
two accomplices, but he would tell no.
thing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-02

chairman and J. n. Barr (colored)
secretary. The chairman in his address
advocated the sending of delegates to the
National Convention unpledged. The
day session vas devoted to the coDsidera-
ton OF contests for seats in the conven-
tion. Four delegates at large were
elected before adjournment-E. NJ.
Brayton and ". n. Taft (white) and
W. I. Myers and Robert Small (colored).
The mention Of Chauncey NJ. Depew's
name in connection with the presidency
elected no enthusiasm, but Senator
Sherman's name was greeted with APP
plause, and that OF Blaine was most
loudly appIauded.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-02
The Pnne,s necree.

fBy Anglo-Amercan cable to the Dispstch-l
Dublin. May 1.-The Freemdn's
Journal again urges the people to re-
ceiye the Pope's decree With the respect
due their Supreme Pastor. Archbishop
Croke, OF Cashel, influences the Free
mans Journal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-02
HING nv n Mob.

ATLANTA, GA., May Henry Pope
(colored) was hung 10y a mob at mid
night last night from the courthouse
veandah in Summeryille. He was to
have been hanged ON Wednesday, but on
the news of his respite by the Governor
people Of the county lynched him. lie
had been convicted of rape.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-02
FINANCIAL.
EBw YORK. BGLr1aoRR AND Elca-
kosD STOCK ExCHAsGk2
Grain, Provisions, Cotton. robsseo Tur-
psntine, Rosin. Tar and
Poasu. Markets.


NV YORK. Nay Tho stock market wss
again strong. though only moderately active TO-
day, and Notwithstanding tnat there was more
boar y pressure than usual. almost al .ns
active lisl scored fractional gains ior INC ohy'
Tho far, that there was a holiday In London To-
day and no quotations from that cenre was
taken advantage OF early By the bears auu
traders % bring about A further reaction, be.
the demand for stocks WAS 80 great Of the snsii
concession brought about that the bears hh1
their allies started Ia - cover, which soon
brought prices above tho level of last evenlo 4
figures. The ncws Of tho day was. n anything,
favorable, and The action 81 the secretary OF
the Treasury Ia taking al The houfe offered was
o. considerable influence late I'M the day Ia sup
porting the market against the uausl realiia-
iioas Gould stocks. especially low priced ones.
were prominent for strength; but some new
fay0yiies came 10 the front and materially aided
me upward tendency OF prices. F@cinf NAN
was one Of these, and 10 was very strong on
rum0rs OF a new subsidy from Washington
New England was again very active. hougn mex
so strong "a usual OF late, while hssonf1 fecinc,
and Louisville and Nashville were leaders In the
market especially after tho early decline, ana
~. Paul Wa unusually str0ng on favorable ad-
vices from me West Richmond and West fo.ht
WAS heavily traded IN. while Reading was cent
parn'ivey quiet for that stcck. anu neither
showed any market movement throughout the
day. Tho opening was Sesk for The nfst Tune n
many days. the first prices showing decune. ~
from 4 90 3 per cont generally, ana tutthsr
fraTtoIal losses ere sustained IN tilH c@tif
trading. though the weakness was OF short AURA
fiou only, While TIE only decline of importance
was IN Missouri Pacific. which lost ~ per ceni.
\ recovery followed quickly and was LOO ~
Louisville and Nashville ami Pacific Mall, hs
latter shooting up s. There was more seheta
strength toward noon. hOsever, ana the enute
list moved up, but after that the market became
very quiet aud some rea tiOn was seen, thoukh
me changes wore IN bu. few cases Tor mora
than Insignificant fractions There was a lever
ISL
the end OF the session firm tone prevailed, ana
the market dnally losed quiet but hrm. generaiy
az fractions better than the opening hgufes. mo
total amount OF business doue Has 3Uf,lJ shares
Tho active list Ia almost invariably higher ana
Pacific Mail rose / /, and NJ. Paul = per cent
NEW YORK. Nay l-A00n.-Slocks aca'e ana
strong Money easy az .. ENcbange-Aong.
AS a4S5it: short, AZ. Govern menw neglected..
Eesnf1q.- Exchange quiet and weas. Money
easy az 2a3 per cent. closing offered AZ W.
snb-TreEsury Coin, sl3l, 5000; cur
rency, si3.JlJ.0ol. Governments quiet and IN (;
per cents, l26H; ~ per cents, iV'' STATE
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The Emperor. Condition.

tBv Anglo-American cable To the Dispstchl
BERLIN, May IA bulletin issued this
morning says the Emperor passed less
satisfactory night His fever has slightly
increased, but otherwise there is no ma
terial change in his condition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-02
Carolina Republicans.

COLUMBIA, 3. c., May 1.-The State
Republican Convention met in the House
OF Representatives at noon. Il. NJ.
Brayton (whitl Was elected permanent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-02
New namp.hire Democrats.

CoScoRp, \. H.. MAY The Demo
cratic State Convention met to-day, and
in point OF attendance was the largest
ever held in this state. many delegates
being unable TO obtain seats. j. NJ.
Mitchell OF Concord, was elected prcsi-
dent The resolutions as adopted heart
ily endorse the Administration Of Presi-
dent Cleveland md earnestly recon-
mend HIM for denomination. They APP
prove Of the Presidents message to
Congress on the subject of tariff reform
aud the reduction of war taxes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-02
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. NAV 1, 1883

sLLEs REPORrED 10 ssCaErARV.
Manifestation "a bushels good At Sc.
30 bushels fair At Soc.
CORH.-W White, "a bushels very good Ct oic. /;
/ 100 bushels very good on private terms.
RYE-i6 bushels very good at 73c.
BLACK PEAs.-56 bushels very good AZ S5c.
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n,rr1,tnpr annex MARKET.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

BALTIMORE, ND. May i--Nirginie e', con-
sohiared. 400. ps-tdu9 coupons %; DO. new Sc,
Ca do. l0-4os, -. BID today
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PORT or NEWPORT NEWS. Miri. 1884
Lsy tsisgraph-I

AkRfyKD.
Steamship Richmond. fanny. West Point, AMI
sailed TOR Now York. merchandise.
Steamship George App0id, Field. West Point,
and sailed for ProYiionoe. merrhandlse.
Steamship City Of Lincoln, Fry. New Orleans,
coaled and sailed for london.
schoonsrs Harry sutton, Pearce, Boston; L.
Campbell, Veal, Now f0rs.
gAILgn
Schooner II. B. Ogdsa, Harrington, New YORK;
coal
barge Atlas, sturgss. Boston, coal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-02

CHICAGO. May i.--Cash quotations were I:
Flour quiet and steady. No. spring wheat.
81 .a8tilc; dared, 81 Ba3lHc. No. 2 corn, $40.
No. Q cats. S2A a}23sc. Mees-por Sla0Osslae5.
Lard. =; sah. shortribs, 81. %; shoulders. t575;
shOrt-cle.rs, 81. 70as73s Wbiskey si.ia
Leading futures ranged IS follows:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-02
HENRY CLEWS &CO.,

Hankers, II ana 10 Hfsha ssfssS
NEW YORK.
nsxsxes oy sun
NEW YORK STOCK ExcHANoE
NEW YORK P6oDUcn txcHANaR
NEw YORK COTTON ExcnkN0H
NRw YORK COFFEE Rx0HANoe
CHICAGO BOARD on fRApk
Transactions made ~ ssy Of he abovs -.
changes aad carried On marsia Tor eas,ousrs
iassrsss allowed On deposit ssssaiA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-02
rOKT ~ RlCHMOND. MAY I. Iss1

lRzIyED.
steamer Ariel, Dsyo. Norfolk, United stsies
mai, merchandise. aad passengers. L. Il IatanA
agent
SAILED.
Steamship Old Dominion. Couch. New YORK.
UNCERTAINTIES and passengers. q. ". AIlen Co,
Steamer Goldsb0ro', -, Pbiladeiphis, mer-
chandlse and pGssengers, J. W. AcCArries,
agent
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WUKAT


BALriMoKs, Nd. May Lotion dull and
Don.inal: midaiing. SS.ai0c. Flour quiet and
steady Wbeat--Soutnern nrmer; Fults, 02.a
q; Longberry. sJc.asi; western quiet aud nraisr:
No gSnter red. spot e0e9o4c.; May, % sasOhc;
June, gisAgiac.; July. gihAsiyc. Corn
western dun but steady: mixed, spot. G5a6Ssc
May, G0t, a00.c.: June, ena60bc. Oats hrm but
quiet; southern aud Pennsylvania. +0s+4c.;
western white. 43a4ic.: western mixed, flsisc
TO choice western, SIS 50att7. Provisions qnies
and unchanged. Petroleum higher: refine J.
9Kc. Sugar-Copper-refined steady az f5kaiec.
MnSsy 1s s,'s ss.mr sa,aiss,y s,asay co.o
Lied; -four, per ton. o. grain, kt.
CINCINNATI
cIscfsSAri. May l.--slour strong. Whoss
strong and higher; No. red, ss4ase. Cora
steady. No. : mixed, 69aa5sc, Qa's nfm; Nc. .
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-02
LATE WEATHER REPORT.

by telegraph " tbs Dispetch.l
- WLsnISGros. May al 4. h.--For
tIilR Virginia and North Carolina, slightly
- warmer, followed ~ cooler, FAIR YEA
thor, light 70 fresh nor;heriy winds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-02
The Arion Concert NeAi Nonday.

The Arion Singing Society, Professor
Jacob Reinhardt director, will give a
complimentary concert to their friends
on next Monday night at the Academy.
The enticing programme which has been
arranqed is as folloWs:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-02

THs WEATHER IN RICHMOND YEsTEsDA'
lrignt, warm. and windy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-02

/. Male chorus. "On the March, iBeckerl
Arous. 2 soprano solo, "since First 1 Met
1hee,H (Rubenstein,) Miss Annie Louise Girls
wod g. Quarteue, tal Russian ballad, arranged
by Baselef; OBJ Good Night lPinsutiJ arranged
by Baseier, COwariin Quartette club. (. Alto
s0lo, " Una YOce POGO Fa.' (hossini) Mrs. 5. K.
Dorgett. 5. Piano solo. tll Love Song from the
Walkure, (Wacner) Transcribed tor piauo by
Carl Tausig; tG Poionaise No. IL. in Major,
UisztJ Miss sophie Fernow. D. Male chorus,
NH D L Z ArLln.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-02

freedom and license with which the Sen
ator from Kansas had seen fit 20 discuss
the election which had lately taken place
in Louisiana. He was aware that great
allowance must be made for that SEN
ator. The Senator's speech reminded
him of a conversation lie had overheard
Yesterday between two ladies. One OF
them had said seriously 10 the other:
What a great place Washington is for
amusemenis. Just think OF It; We have
the ingalls, circus and the races all the
same week.
Senator Gibson followed. He said
that the charges of the Senator from
Kansas were an aspersion upon the charac-
ter and patriotism of the southern peo-
ple. What southern State had soughtto
revoke slavery; what southern states
man now advanced the doctrine Of seces-
sion Not one. In answer 70 Mr.. In
Ralls's charges that the vote cast IN
the recent Louisiana election exceeded
the voting population of the State,
Mr.. Gibson quoted from Spot
ford's almanac figures TO show that
the vote OF Kansas in the cleo
ton of 1884 exceeded the number of
males OF twenty-one years in the State.
Why, he asked, did northern Republi-
cans seek TO array southern blacks against
the whites? Why would they put in
peril the growing interests OF new
civilization when they knew that the
white people of the South had a problem
10 solve which was unique? None Of
the great questions which had been
solved in former times compared IN any
degree with this problem, which must be
settled by the white and colored people
Of the South. Trne, on the surface
there was occasionally ripple and the
white or black man was wronged, but the
great body reposed like q rock upon