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nAJ0R LYDBCKER's SENTENCE
Ca tho Charges AristnE out OF the
Aaaeduet Frauds.
~ teIerraph b &c Dspalch. J


WASHINGTON. May 3.-The sentence OF the
general court-tnarusi in the case OF Major
IY4ecker, Of the corps OF engineers, who
W. tried GA charges arising out of the
tq1edGct frauds. was made public this alter
noon. and Is as fOllOws. "TO forfeit TO the
nred -tatos 800 per month OF bis pay for
ri7, months aud 20 be reprlnsnded In orders.
The court Is thus ienient 10 view Of the
evidence before II that IN spaces 80 confined
fs those above the arch in the tunnel II
WIS almost impossible 10 secure thoroughly
good work under the contract system I'M
Io,cd by law"
Tb. sentence hss been approved by the
PIesuisnt in the following order:
The proceedings, fiDdirgS and sentence OF
tle cOuri-marliAl IN tha case of Major Gar
ret !. Iydec6tr Of the corps OF engineers,
sfe approved and will be carried into effect.
The gravity o. the offence Of this officer was
tbe negeci OF a very high ard important
duty. n is not very important from milf
larry stspdpOint whether pecuniary loss dld
Or did nOi resat 20 the Government But
thst very zreai loss and Inconvenience have
leon Inflicted upon the community by de-
Iays which have resulted frem failure to DIS
cover PROMPTLY The faulty aud fraudulent
character Of the work IL apparent The
tgEgostion that the slrictest and most faith.
ful supervision Of the progress OF such
work y poaeriess % detect aud correct the
STAINS which were pgseliced by The cons
tractors in this ease IL diseredit 10 Tue en-
giDeeung profession aud entirely inadmls>i-
bic. The seas.nce imposed by the court
seems 10 have given full effect 10 every sug-
gcslion Ga 4 ioiSht mitigate the offence.
BENJAMIN HARRISON.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-04
TeIegraphte FIashes.

Guthrie, oklahoma, mas five banks and six
newspapers.
Kearnss cigar-ho factory at New Orleans
was burned yesterday. Loss $4,000
A fire IN Leroy, n. Y, last night de-
stroyed W. ID. Matthews & CO.'S large matt
house and contents. Loss. $1,000, 900, coy-
cred by insurance.
Cardinal Gibbons is in New Orleans. lie
will assist IN the ceremony Of comforting the
pallium on Bishop Janssens on Wednesday
next aud will remain a week or ten days.
The Keatucky Feeble. Minded Institute at
Frankfort vas burned to the ground yester-
day. The inmates, 125 in number. were all
got out without accident. Losses $4,000.
Seventy Italians who took the places OF
some strikers at the Duquesne BesSermer-
steel Works in Pittsburgh struck yesterday
FOR an advance greater than that demanded
by the strikers.
Ssmroe Fesseuden. Of Sandwich, Mass.
who was mentioned IN the Travellers spe'
cial Of yesterday as having disappeared two
weeks ago. is in San Francisco. lie denies
being defaulter, and proposes to sue hi'
defamers for lbel.
Foreston, town about twenty miles north
Of Dixon, on the Illinois Central railroad,
was swept by terrible conhagration yea.
terjay. II originated in a grain-eleyator
situated near the depot Three business
blocks were entirely destroyed. Loss about
$4,000.
At Ashtsbula, Ohio, yesterday house
occupied By a Portuguese family named
Silyey caught fire. The father had gone u
work snd the mother to market, leaving
three small children in the house. One boy
was burned 10 death and the two others are
so badly injured that they will die.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-04
Rase-RsII Yesterday.
IBy Telegraph TO the Dlspalch.l

Columbus;
Columbus. 90 3 0 O. Z
Baltimores.. 0 o % l.
Base-hits-C Columbus, 8; Baltimores. 6.
Errors Columbus, !; Baltimores. 3. Bat
terIes-Garthright and Blgh; hilroy and
Tate.
Kansas City:
Kansas City.........6 00O1 0 A.
st. Louis. 90 0 0 . O. 3
Base-hits- Kansas City, 16; ST. Louis, 3.
Errors-Kansas City, 3; 81. Louis, s. Bat
terss-McCarty and Hoover; Chamberlain
and Boyle.
Brooklyn:
Brooklyns. .....1 3 > . 0 0 ! 0-12
Athletics ......0 0 0 0 0 O . 1 o. 6
Base-hits-Br ooklyns. S; Athletics, ).
Frror.-Brooklyns :; Athletics, 10. Bat.
teries-Loyett and Bushong; Seward. Mat
timore, and ROblnsoo.
Washington:
Washingions l 90 90 0 5-G
BosOns .............1 0 0 0 q l X-9
Base hits Washingtous, s; Bostons. ..
Frrors-W ashipgtons. D; Bosions, 4. Bat
terIes-Healy and Mack; Madden and Kelly.
Rhiladelphia:
Philadelphias ......7 O0002 o. 0
New Yorks.......0 0 . 0 0 0 o. 4
Base-hits-P Philadelphia, G; New lorbs,
0. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 4; New Iorks,
3. Batteries-Bu fihton, Sanders, and
scbriver; Crane and Brown.
Indianapolis:
Indianapolis. l 300 o. 4
PittsDurghs. .......2 0 , x-l3
Base-blts Indianapolis, 8; Pittsburghs,
Il. ors-lndisnapolis, g; Pittsburghs,
!. Batteries-Gelzin and Buckley; stalsy
and Miller.
Atlanta:
Atl1ntas. .....s...s ''.'.'''s ''''''''''. o
Memphis" ....s...'s's .s'..s'...... 4
Cieyelands, ..
Cleyelands.-......OO 10000 o. 0
Chicagos ............0 0 0 = l x
B0x.hits-Cleyelin 6; Chicago, II.
Frrors-C Cleveland. l. Chicago, 4. Bate
rioa-Bhkeley aud snyder; Hutchinson and
Farrell.
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GUILTY OF MURDER
WAS THE VERDICT IN TIE CASE or
DICK HAYES.
The Prisoner Receives II with Eirmnsss-
The Chances for New Trial
on Appeal.


BIRMNoHlM, ALA. May 3.-The eleventh
day OF tue Halves trial was the last. Solicit
tor Hawkins made the closing speech this
morning, occupying less than two hours.
Judge Green charged the jury. and the
court adjourned for dinner. At $50 o'clock,
having been out little over three hours,
the Jury came into court and returned a
verdict Of Guilty" fixing the penalty at
death Hawes's frmness was mistaken. lie
accepted the verdict as a man, having ex-
pressed himself all the while as looking
upon his convection IN Jefferson county as a
foregone conclusion.
The verdict meets with popular approval
and was expected. Halves has two chances
yet--an appeal to the Supreme Court on the
refusal OF Judge Green 10 allow him change
OF venu, aud an appeal on the various excep-
tions taken 10 the ruling OF the Court during
the progress OF the trial. The general opin-
ion among lawyers here Is that the supreme
Court will order a new trial on the change OF
VcnI.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-04
Record OF the New York ssd Richmond
Stock Yxchangss-Grsin. Flour, Cot
ton, Meat, and other Qiotationa
TIE WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY wa.
NEW YORK sroCY MARKET.

NEW YORK, May 3-The stock market vas
fairly active anu generally strong to-day, but
there WAS not tho same uniform movement that
has characterized the dealings OF tho previous
few days. and some stocks tonight are slightly
lower than last evening" A great feature was
the buying Of Granger stocks, aud they again
led the st both Ia point Of activity and strength.
The covering Of shorts and purchases fer long
account by westcr1 operators who have 80 latoy
been bearish still continued. and Burlington
still felt tho stimulus of the remarkable increase
In It's earning fog March. bringing the rsat OF tho
stocks Of tho roads IN tha' rectiou OF the country
with t. the fact Of tho probability Of renewal
of negotiations betSeen t1e Union and Northern
Pacihrs was not kiONn Gil after the close
81 business yosterdsy. aud It stimulated
decide 4Iy Ouliieh feeiing this morning anl
m.de Union Pacific On ~ the leading strong
stocks. There yero $4,000 gold engaged Tor
export tomorrow. aud while this had some Of
feet 10 restrict the upward movement IL did not
stop 10 aud its inhuenc- SOFA wore away. though
there Wae an auempt - get up slighi scarcity
OF mo. ey in the lsst part Of mo day upoo the
Strength 81 H. The bears. Is on Yesterday, made
a demons ration against the 1851 IN the forenoon
aud a.tually succeeded IN getting some stocks
down 90 a sha lc below their opening hsurss ~
noon, but there wa- large amount o. hufing-
ton called iu wni h tRl 0eeu loaned and it COM
mandcd premium tor use a. one time Of .
per cent per Cicm ana ~ stoadly ro.e
snd reached 20 before the close. Tea
ture was the heavy foreign buying o.
-. Paul. although that stock moved
hD Only liA'iDuhitfs lAt uNitaNtA HlhAAfN
strength. Tho activity IN Terminal WAS
Marcos feature OF tho early trading. but after
the nature Of tho probable action a. to-moT0ws
meeting we known tho stock foil away and
80 died down. Tho opening was 49, higher
thru last evening. and these gaius we're further
increased IN the cariv trading by fracuonal
amounts, With LacSayannS. Terminal, an1
Onion Pacific leading. fhe bears. however, sue
ceeiel IN bringing the general list down to about
the level OF the opening cures before tbs end OF
thA tiot hour, after viii there WIS period OF
staguaiion, the only feature b0ing q weakness In
Pullman, which declined about per cent The
Graz gero also came to the front Al developed
marked s.ro 9Th. whch lasted anu the close,
which, was n two aud strong at the best figures
Sales 2iag2i slares. Pullman ia alone In show
luea msferial loss tonight. being down !. but
harrington ~ up 2's, oregon Navigation ~,
Chattanooga ,. Union Pacific ] aud most VI ths
others fractional amounts
EreHing --Exchaug n 4Safs4L. Money easy
~ 2ai, closing offered ~ D. Sup Treasury bal
ances-Gold, stjAHhoN; currency, sl6,t3iOo.
Govern nlents dun and firm for IS { per cents,
1885,. eX int "a coupons, iiS. state bonds
tuil and steady.
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CONGRATULATIONS.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. MAYA. issa
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Nashville Races.
nv feIagraph tn the Diapafrl


NASHVILLE, Tenn, May 3.-The track was
fast and the weather pleasant.
First race-selling, three-yesr-olds and up
ward, seven and half furlongs-Clara C..
won; J. r. second, Fred. Taral third.
Time, 1884.
second race-ssing, three-ysar-olds and
inward, six furlongs-Thankiul won I;
Duhme second, Fred. Wooey third. Time,
lis.
Third race-maiden twO-year.olds, half a
mile-Uncle Bob won; GwendOlen second,
Myrtle j. third. Time, Jii.
Fourth race-tbree-year-olds and up
ward, one mile-Big Three won; Artist
second, Ilornpipe thlrd. Time, 1:42t. The
odds against Big Three were 100 to l in
some books.
Fifth race-IVy Leaf stakes, $1,000 added,
tWo-Tcar-old FLIES, half mile-Fairy
Queen won; Mile Williams second, Ferker
third Time, J0!
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-04
Free Railroad Passes.

On the 18th ultimo the Interstate Com
merce Commission issued circular-letter TO
about twenty.seyen railroad companies,
chiefly eastern roads, ordering them TO APP
pear before the commission yesterday to
answer and set forth the persons and classes
OF persons. II any, to whom each OF them
have issued free passes or free Transports
ton.
some OF the roads, through their attor-
news. filed written answers. while others
merely presented verbal statements as to the
nractiee OF their roads 10 the matter OF free
passes. But few OF the roads furnished
lists Of persons to whom passes had been IS
sued and most OF them simply mentioned
the classes OF persons to whom they issued
Masses.
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rates fixed by the commission. The state o.
Flerida. at The instance OF the commission,
brought suit against the railroad TO recover
the penalties provided by the statute ~. .
obtsincd judgment in the lower coar. io'
several thousand dollars. The railroad com
psny appealed, and the Supreme Court no.
reverses the judgment oil the lower cDul'
holding that the reduction ny the Leg's w..
turo or the commission OF the ra'es OF '.e
railroad TO point too low 10 permit ~
earn operating expenses Is deprivation y,
property without the due process Oh Jaw az
without Just compensation. and Is eonn,,
cation and in conflict with the otse suu
Federal Constitutions. This Il the first de-
cision Of the kind By court Of last resosi'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-04
NEW YORK.

NEW YoaK. May a-Coston firm; ssles no
bales; upiands, II SIDE: Orleans II 7-lsa !;
weekly oct receipts OF this port, 400 balee:
gross receipts. lSsa2 bales; exporls--to Gfess
tbs Continent asss bales: forwarded, 900
bales sales, 2s6 bales to spinrers ], 100 bales;
stocx. III, $40 bales; net receipts "a AL portA
to-day, 4sS9 bales; sxpcrs-to Great Britain.
s.aes bales; 70 France. LIT bales; 70 the conti-
fioar quiet aad steady. Wheat quiet; No. red,
s3c. In store: options strong; No. { rod. Nay.
S3c,: June. Sic July. SSsc- August. 6be. Corn
stronger; Ma 2, sSt s4Sc. In eievasor; options
stronger; Nay. ~. JuneA d,2e.i Jalss Ahc. /;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-04
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET

MAY :, 1879.
The small decrease In our stock Tor April Is
without any significance. Receipts have been
chiefly Of darks. which stemmers and rehandlers
have bought FIom the upland markets very
little hes come In. and such will nearly all be
dried-out tobacco when IL does come To the mar
Ike. later on. Sales noted to-day we're dark aud
other common grades. Bnrleys were quiet to-
DAY. At this moment the whole tobacco nsld Is
without any particularly interesting feature.
Tobacco trusts are talked Of West and North ia
plug, but Is meaningless aud only sensational
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-04
EentrckY Races.
IBy telegraph to the Dispatch.I

IDy Telegraph 70 Ihe UIspaItn'I
LEXINGTON, n.y., May 3.-Tbc weather to-
day was 1ne, the track good, and the attend.
anCe large.
First receive iurlongs-Zelika won; Si-
lencc second, Teddy Venture third. Time,
1:l4t.
Second race-one mile and a sixteenth
Cassius Won; Martha second, WaphAtch
third. Time, las.
Third race-PhGnix Hotel stakes for three
year.olds, one mile and u quarter, $500
added-Once Again won;. Bootmaker
second, Sportsman third. Time, 2:0sI.
Fourth race-One mile Bisndolet;e led
from the start TO the finish; Insoence second.
Time. l:42l.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-04
a. ORIaN.
william n. white, OF Powhatan
County

Tho death o. such man as WILLIAM II.
WHITg claims At the hands OF his friends more
than "a passing notice. Tho writer knew him
we'll for more thgR tnirty-eigRt years. aud re-
gsrded him rs q man or ihe pnrest aud ulort
exemplary character-modest. unassnmins. ana
fun OF charity towards bis fello4s-winning tho
confidence aud esteem u all who came In con-
tact with him.
In every relation Of life he fulnloi the measure
OF good spd noble man. For moro Than thirty-
Ilye wears no wa. tbs trusted cashier and book
kesper OF Messrs. Purcell. L3dd Gu, and until
feeblsness compelled him - reurs IRON hls
position his pleasant smile and genial face Hss
always % bs found At his post Of duty.
For few years past he had resided on bis
farm IN POshatsn county surrounded Dy MS
family and friends. Lot rs console ourselves
that when the fiDHl summons came u loanh lin
prepared 70 go. y.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-04

August. ls.c. Oats frmer: Nay. sssc. June,
2skc. July. zsrc. No. 3spot. gsA2tc mind
western. 2saS2c Hops nrDi. Coiee--Options
steady: MAY. si6soasi6S3: June, si6sb: July.
I7I0atizis: August. fif.Hstil.2j, spo. h,e
steady a. ffH7h Sugar-Rsv dun fair reclining.
SIC. csnirlfuxals. SIC. renped quiet snd
steady. Moiseses strong New Orleans duie.
Rice steady ana quot Petroleum dull; rehned,
s6sb. Cottoa-seed oil quiet. Rosin stssdy ard
quiet Turpeptne duh ai4c. Hides quiet sod
steady. Wool steady and dan Pork quiet. Beer
daii: extra mess. $40 Beef hams quiet TERED
beet dull city extra India msss. ti3afi3bo Cut
meats quiet. Aiddics duh: shOftcieer. thta
Lard stronger: western steam. r.t5H; city,
hsS: Nay and June. s1.i6 Freigbis arm : COT
.on, "a. grain, 2isa2kd.
CHICAGO
CHICAGO. May a--Cssh quotations: Flour
steady aud unchanged. No. 2spring wheat. sic
SIC. No 2 red. s0asiAc. No. corn. A1sc. No.
2 oats, e2s.c. Mess-pork, sii.s5afiLs0 Lard.
s6sj short-ribs, tlp0ae6 Shoulders. IRA
$50 Sbort-clesr, g. l5as5.3ik. Whiskey, tL0l
Tbeiesdinx failures RAGGED ~ follors:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-04
Person al.
As the result OF seustor IngaIls's visit 10
Kansas II IL said that he will be reelected
without serious opposition.

As the result OF Seuator Ingalls's visit 10
Kansas II IL said that he will be reelected
without serious opposition.
New Workers say that James Russell Low.
ell has aged very much since his visit OF q
year ago. lie waiss with more effort and
looks some years older, but his voice IA still
clear and strong. His hair is now very
white.
A seyen-year old daughter OF John Rice,
OF Shppensburg, went TO the stable with the
cat 10 catch mice. She was lying down, in
tent upon the cat, when suddenly tiny
mouse pumped down her throat No Ill
effects have followed.
Justice Gray, Of the United states Supreme
Court, always does his own marketing. HIS
pet dish for dinner IL q fowl OF the smaller
variety, and be never buys one OF these until
It's feathers have begun TO drop out. Ii IS
then at rs best he says.
The Benedictine priests OF Spring Valley,
H., have purchased 200 acres OF the most
fertile land in that vicinity and will build q
100000 college upon II at once. when
finished the structure will be the largest
Catholic college IN the West.
Dir. Cleveland says that the late william
II. Barnum Tas the most unselfsh man he
ever knew. ale gave literally OF his time
and money TO the Democratic cause" be
adds. sand never used his position TO ad-
vance either himself or his friends
Cora Nav Unger is the name Of pretty
little iye.yesr-old girl who arrived over tue
Pennsylvania railroad saturday evening from
Denver, Col. Her father, who il employed
at Steelton, met her there. The child
travelled alone. having card tied about her
neck Oh which her destination was written.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-04
BONDS PURCHASED
EAarHANOvEn PnESBYTERY.

Bond offerings to-day, $4,000. Accepted
$4,000 AS al 1913.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-04
Perfect health depepd, upop , D.rt,ct

ItIIttt HVHttu uVptHus UpUu peIItCI COII-
dition Of the blood. Pure blood conquers
every disease and gives new life to every de.
cayed or affected part. Strong nerves and
perfect digestion enable the system to stand
the shock OF sudden climatic changes. An
occasional use Of Browns Iron Bitiers will
keep you In perfect state OF health.
Dont be deceived BY other iron prepare
tons said TO be Just as good. The genuine
Is made only by Brown Chemical Comrany,
Baltimore, Md. Sold by all dealers In medi.
eines.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-04
WARRINGTON NOTES.
Presidential AppSintments-Pr
ed 90 tue President.
by telegraph 10 NE Dlspstch.l

fBy telegraph 10 The Dispstch.l
WAamNGrOy, May S.-rhe President made
the following appointments to-day: To be
UnRsd slater Attorney, samuel n. Hawkins,
q Tennessee. for the Western district OF
Tennessee John Rubin, OF Tennessee. for
Tue Middle district Of Tennessee. To be
United states Naishals- Joshua u. uiii, OF
NoSth CaroiiBs. Tor the Eastern district oil
North Carolina; Carter n. Harrison, Of Ten
nsssee, for The Middle district OF Tennessee;
James W. Brown, Of Tennessee, for the
Western district OF Tennessee. Andrew j.
EvsDs, Of Tex.s, Attorney OF the United
states for the Western district Of Texas; WI.
liam II. ". Cisyten, Of Arkansas. Attorney
OF the United States for the Western district
q Arkansas Thomas X. Borjsnd. OF Vir.
tiEss, " 10 Attorney Of the United States for
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-04
President Inman go Resign.
[By telegraph 70 the Dispatch

NEW YORK, May Sit is said on Wall
street that ct a meeting OF the Richmond
Terminal directors tomorrow President In
man will resign In order to attend more
closely TO his private business, and that
Patrick Calhoun will succeed him. Calhoun
Is Inmsn's personal friend aud the latter
gentleman will remain In the Board OF Direc-
TORS and take an active part in the affairs oil
,ha eomuauy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-04

WHEAT.--52 bushels.
CoRS.-3,0D bushels
OATS-2.000 bushels.
Nh fona
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strike Declared or.
IBy telegraph to the Dispatch.

ST. PAUL, MINI, May Sat a meeting OF
the striking street-csr drivers last night the
strike was declared of and the men will go
back 10 work at reduced wages. The COM
pauy made the concession OF agreeing TO
treat the men well regardless OF their afiilia-
lions with the labor unions.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-04
PARTICULARS OF KING JoHN's DEATH.

LONDON, May 3.-AdvIces from Masowah
give the details concerning the recent death
Of King John Of Abyssinia. II IS stated that
on the 10th OF March he made an attack on
the DcrVishes in their stronghold at Melem-
meh, but his forces we're defeated, the King
being badly wounded. Two days afterwards
the DerVishes made "a assault and complete
ly routed the Kings army, killing the King
and his generals, Ris Area and Ras Alulu.
The King OF Spoa then proclaimed himself
Ncgus and marched upon Ad0wa.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-04
xInup.
COTTON REPogE


AppLISG. l0c.
Low MlrpLISs. eAe.
GooDORslkAay. 8>se
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-04
An Important Decision.

PgssAcoLA, Fla, May 3.-The Supreme
Court Of Florida has rendered decision OF
vital Importance to the public and 10 rail.
road corporations. The Board Of Railroad
Commissions, created by the Legislature OF
Florida IN 1887, fixed rates for the Pensacola
and Atlantic Railroad Company which the
company asserted were too low TO enable
II 10 earn enough revenue 10 pay Its ope-
rsting expenses. and refused to adopt the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-04
To He RIoGu ONT

IbJ DK0kI1PLI V "" DHoFH1VII'I
BELvIDERE, n. j., MAY 3.-Tne Warren
Furnace, at Hackettstown, which resumed
operations last August after having been
idle for several years, Is To be be blown out
on account OF the dull state OF the IRON mar
ket. The company has $4,000 tons OF iron
on hand and no market for Il. The furnace
at stanhope is also to 20 out for similar
raas0n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-04
pied from Being Whipped.


ANNA. ILL.,. May 3.-James Gordon, who
was whipped by the White Caps week ago,
died yesterday of his injuries. The manner
OF Gordon's whipping was most brutal.
Jonathan Rose and others OF that neighbor.
hood have been warned or take the same
treatment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-04
A Weeks FaiIuraa.

NEW YORK, May S.-The business failures
occurring throughout the country during
the last week number for the United States
1856; Canada, 20. Total, PA against 2l3 last
week
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-04
onarrxmnn ntrike.

fby telegraph 20 mo Dispatch.l
JOLIET, ILL, May 3.-About 700 quarry
men in the various Qusrries near this plaee
went on n strike yesterday for an advance Of
twenty-five cents per day 10 wages.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-04
RICaMoED STOCK EXCHANGE.

FRIDAY. Hay 3, 1889.
SAtEs-FiRsr BoAaD.-9lN conso, coupons,
mn1a0le. az 2]t l,ii0 consoi coupons, nom
tuudsbie. at ~, LtO) Richmond city ca at
1sJ[; 1900 Ri-hmoGd ,isy So at l0i: 1000 Georia
Pacific 9d IS az 6}A
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-04
E.iEuIne.

composed Of Lime juice, Pep-In, and Pbos-
pha,,s-sn entirely new drink. Just intro-
duced. Perfectly delicious. Ask for It al
any tirst.clsss sOds-iountain.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-04
nALrINnRE srocK MARxRE

BALTIMORE. Nay a--Bn'tmor anI Ohio, -
BIZ Northern Central, 9fA; Cincinnati. Wash
iugtcn and Baltimore lsi-, 81 ss6; DO. 2ds,
3fa,3 Il consolidated gas bonds, lls1 do. stock.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-04
LONDON RACES.

LONDON, May 3.-Thls was the last day OF
the Newmarket first spring meeting.
The race for the l.000.gunea stskes, sub
scripiions Of 100 soyereigns each. hall forfeit,
200 sovereigns TO the second, snd the third TO
save its stake, for three-old iillies-one mile,
forty.eight subscribers won by Nyner's
bay FLY Mlnthe, by Comeball out OF Min