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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-28
TsTE PmHsBYTEHIANS,
The Biquer-TraGic Strongly De
uOunccds

fHv telegraph 20 tho Dispatch.l
NEW y oEE. MAY I'm the Presby terrain
General Assembly Tbs evening the Discus
sion was on Temperance. The first and Sc
c1ud recommendations OF the standing COM
mi.tee', report. deploring the ruinOus effect
offntoNicatinz liquor and calling on the mln.
listers, elders, aud cpugrc gsiions to help 10
crush the traffic, were calr,U. Inc tniTd
recommendation caused more debate than
any single resolution since the assembly
on,ne3. Il called for sympathy for "the
widespread movement n0w In progress IN
favor OF the complete suppression Of the
traffic in intoxicating liquors as beverages
a minority report, signed by five u The
committee and beaded 10y +. Il. Wotring. ~
Nebraska, wls presented 10 replace THIS
resolution. They expressed sympathy with
The widespread movement IN progress Tor
constitutional Prohibition
Rev. j. Logan sample proposed suOsu-
mte for tue minority report for the third
resolution.
Rev. John Foxproposed an amendment TO
the eject that tho assembly would not COM
MT itself 10 any political policy.
Or. Crosby opposed both report Of COM
mittce and minority report lie sad pro-
bibItion was the worst enemy OF true tenn.
perance. 10 might 90 in rural districts, hut
II would DE ruInous 10 introduce II IN largo
cities.
Rev. William H. Hubbard moved that
Rev. Nj. Fox's substitute be isid on the
table. THE was carried. nearly three to one.
The minority report was then defeated by
2l0 % lDj.
Professor DuGield, Of Princeton, moved
that the minority report be adopted with tho
werd "copsttutionap' LETT out. - want
thi, assembly 20 deliver iudgmentfor prohi-
bitlon pure and simple
motion 90 lsy THIS on the table was car
ried boy 1G5 90 llj.
Other resolutions were then adopled with
slight amendments.
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Iyuchburg news NOfc~.
...--.t.t ..t.,,..,,, ~ fbo pfauat.,h-

Special telegram 10 inc blspAb-usl
LyNcuprRG, Blay 27.-Jsmes a. station.
secfiou-haud on the Richmond and Ale
ghanv. while sitting on the side OF the track
,bout two mile. above this city Saturday
ui,bt was struck by the eastern bound train
and knocked down an embankment. lie
was picked no in an unconscious condition
and brought here 10 the Masonic Home and
Retreat. and up to tonight bad not regain
,d consciousness. Re has two b1d cuts on
the head, and is believed to be injured inter-
naly.
The virginia Midland train from the
South which passed through bere early thu
morning had number Of window-gla's
broken ont hy The haii-storm In North Caro-
liua last night.
President Harrison has accepted an invita-
ton to attend spring Palace Exposition at
Fort Worth, IcXs., snd viii take Inc south
eru route. 4 scheme is 90 foot by the Mayor
and Board o. Trade to induce him to spend
one day in this CITY while en- route.
The ladies' military company, with cos
fumes representing every industry, will give
ma entertainment 40 the Opera-llouse to-
morrow night. Colonel XIX Otey has com
mand of them and they show great pro-
lccncv in the drill.
Nr. Decatur Axtcll, Of Richmond, Is in the
cits.
The weather ls very bad and II bas been
raining oil and on since Friday last. a
heavy transform visited this vicinity lsst
night snd Tonight the weather is clear aud
cool.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-28

f~rr..n. to.~EI-.n fu Gree Dspa nj
O>t,..D.. wa ItIsY, Va. Nsy 81
~, htr,r u .he i.ie Henry J.. smith, Of
1,rI s.t. N4>-. whose body was found
pom. a.,. ar0 in D-rrat1a inlet. came %
Ara.usca saturday aud fully Identified DIS
H'n'. body. MT. >muu l,it to-day Tor hls
home. carDln, TIE remains Of bis son win
ilr lIe drcuUCd % receive shy OF the
MONEY that bad been taken from ais son ;
body Pos tDs men Who found bin.
Thl- f0Wuls considerably stirred UP over a
a eut} ielt occurred he,c Saturday night
...weyn .omo imyulcnt negroes and several
IS u- eeutcleu. Joseph I'lnuey, TIE ring.
leader a. The NEGROES, drew pistol aud
f.f.sirued 10 shoot one oi toe white men,
f., te va. dl-4rmed aud severely cudgelied
o- ,as bead with his own pisto. Finney
v.., crested and sent 60 Jail. lie clattaed
ttst ~ li. crowd had suck 20 him he would
i-te cleaned up tAe town. Daniel Nest'
lo1tocr rnrieaicr IN tie distufbance' has
l.rf warned % leave TIE town.
Htayy ralu.storms swept over ms region
's.t SOS afternoon. IN soHe sections large
1..l stones fell and the Wind blew gale.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-28

fBy telegraph 20 inc Dlspalchl
RENO. NEW, MAY 27.-A lire started yes
terdsy afternoon IA the old theatre building,
iust opposite The depot hotel, destroying tue
hotel. six other houses aud Offices, near, the
Pioneer Hotel, Lafayette House, Pollard
house. aud the Pyramid Hotel. The y. ~
C.. depot was also partially consumed. on
Centre street the fire broke out again and de-
stroyed five business-hOuses and ten resi-
deuccs. Ia ono block every building except
one was iu sshe-.
The fire la another direction burned the
roun1.house and tUrn-table OF the Central
Pacific road aud TWO houses and one cement
house. The SILVER State flourin2-mills
were next consumed, and after that the
FOCUS nouring-mllls. IL - Impossible 10 re-
cure the correct losses, out they VIII proOa-
hiv be between $4,000 and 100000. The
insurance amounts to about $4,000, being
quite evenly distributed among twenty or
twenty-five companies.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-28

Harry CHM aud G. j. Watson were ar
rested NJ Mstador Rancho, Texas. Friday for
the murder OF George W. Richardson, the
superintendent Of the San Pedro coal and
Coke Company, Of Cathage, ~. VI. The
murder was committed May 18th.
Abig now Of natural gas WAS struck yesterday
near Milwaukee.
Serious rr5ung took place M Belgrade Sunday,
resulting in the Killing Of az least three persona
The American starch Manufacturing Compa-
ny. % Columbus, Ind, has assigned. LiaOiii-
ues, fiOO,tOL
In Tue election Tor senators sunday I'm Aisne
anj Unubs departments not single vote was
castor Boulangcr.
Experiments IN tho economy OF burning pow
dered coal side by side with natural gas a. tho
w0r' > of M0reht al Br0thor5 j. CO. in Pittsburgh
yesterday wcr0 successful
Yesterday President Diaz Of Mexico received
Mr KyAl, the new United Sintss Minister, IN N q
presence OF tie other foreign ministers. mem
bers OF the Cabinet, aud various military and
civil officers
j. W. Norton. tho theatrical manager, has
been granted "a divorce from hmma :. Norton,
his wife, VINO eioped from 81 Louis with Henry
W. Moore managing editor II the Post-DispGieh
about year ago.
At a meeting last night OF tho New York
Southern Society the recent issue Of 800 OJ)
81 per cent. coupon bonds 20 enable them -
purchase their new home was, without q dis
sentng voice, ratified.
The Connecticut senate yesterday by vote OF
Il % passed the secret ballot bill which the
House had previously passed. The ballot was
practically party vote. The Republicans voting
Yes and ne Democrats mo"
Colonel W. II. Chiffon, up 10 January last for
fifteen years commercial editor Of the Courier
Journal died sunday. he Was native Of Bed
ford county, Va lie entered the Confederate
service when a 10y and became O colonel In
JacksOn's brigade.
Mrs Ethel Harris who went to Birmingham
with man who claimed 10 DO from Alaska.
CON mitted suicide by shooting herself through
the breast with a pistol yesterday. Her COM
panlon has disappeared. Letters on her person
show that sac came from Cincinnati
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-28
a TRAMP LYNCiIED
Tor ErutaI cOuoucs TO a Lady.

Try telegraph 70 the DispatchI
P0RT HURON, MICIL. May -. Ate O'Clock
this morning about twenty masked men
forced the county Jail open and took mu-
lslto named Martin out and hung him from
the seycnth-strcot bridge, where his BODY
sul hangs. T0ey dragged him down the
street. not an officer being In sight. Martin
l. the tramp that entered the farmhouse OF
John ellis, four miles west OF this city,
about two weeks ago and brutaliy assaulted
DIS wife. She has been in precarious con-
dltion ever siuco. She IS not expected 20
live.
Journals special from Port Huron
saws: Albert Martia, the mulatto who 30
bruiallT assaulted Mrs. John ellis. the wife
OF a farmer living near tins city, about two
weeks $40, Wa taken from The county islI
about O'Clock this morning. by a masked
mob and lyucEed. Ever since the outrage
occurred there has been considerable talk OF
lynchiug: but the fact Of It's being talked so
openly led the sheriff and police 10 pay no
sitcniion to 10. About 2 O'Clock Turnkey
iaroche OPENED The door, when he was con-
fronted by three strangers wearing masks.
They seized Lsrochc aud demanded the keys.
lie said ne did not have then. Then they
cboked. beat, and dragged him into the
street, when about fifty masked men rushed
him around the corner. The mob were
armed with reyOlYcrs. and few bad sledge-
hammers, with which they soon battered
down the iron doors. The door 81 Martins
cell vas not locked, and as the mob entered
he said "What ia the he'll DO YOU want? Z"
These were hl, lSst words The moose was
quickly made In . long rope which the
ivnchcrs carried. aud 10 WAS siipued over his
neck while be was yet ~ bed. The other end
Of the rome reached out 10 the street, whore
IL WAS he'd hy not less than fifty willing
hands. With bioOd-curdhng veil the mob
started on @ run. Martin was unable TO re-
rain be feet. aud % be was dragged through
the sheriff on % ont 20 tue street bis head
struck p Ccal stove with such force as to turn
IL half wav around Amid shouts and the
firing Of revoiyers the Infatuated mass beaded
For thc Seycn'h~strcct bridge, three blocks
awag. They had % turn two street corners
0u their WAY, aud as they made the turn Icy
the Baptist church the poor wTetch's head
caught in TIE stone covering 10 the gutter.
40 effort was made 70 cXtrlcate him and the
lgii was only long enough 10 give terrible
tug on the rorc, ty whirn the body wss re-
leased. The moose on the rope had looSened.
and the knot being In front slipped over toe
vre'ch's chin and into his mouth. II was
then tirhieucd until his lower jaw was
ruu,d down upon bis neck in manner
which must have c,u,ed the victim terrible
sat. ring. Arriving at The bridge one end 81
the rope was run over "a iron stunRer and
Martin was swung or. His body, which
by tbs tine must have been hieic.s, was left
hanging. and with parting shots The mob
Quilted the scene.
NO sttempt was made 10 arrest any member
OF the mott. n is thought IL was composed
of Mr.. Glllis's ueighbofs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-28
CHAR ti,a Ray

without less OF time when the intestinal canal Is
blocked up by reason OF constipation. chronic or
temporary. 1t should be borne in mind that this
ailmont Is prone 70 become lasting and obstinate,
and breed other and worse complaints. Hostel
ters stomach BlTters Is the precise remedy TO re-
move the obstruction enectuAlly, but without
drenchlpg or weakening the blockAdod bowels. a
consequence always 70 be apprehonded from tho
use Of violent laxatiyes, which are amoug the
most perniciouso OF tho cheap nostrums sWallosed
by The credulOus aud misinformed. The nat OF
experience, and Of the medical fraternity, sane
ton the claims OF this standard aperient Not
only as a source Of relief and permanent regu-
lhrity 10 the bowels. liver, aud stomach but a. n
means Of remedying and preventing kidney and
bladder troubles, and fever aud ague. IL il with
cuI Deer. my 23-Iu- 1htv.kSa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-28
PETERSBURG.
ANNIVERSARY MEkTIEa-ADDREss BY
MAYOR ELLYsOE.
Eeiho6ist sundsy-Sehool Union-Death Of a
Petsrsburger-stsy Of Execution
Granted Severe RAil-storm.
tcorrosOondeOco Of tho Richmond Di,Da,cs.I

tDofTntN anaencO OF mo hichmond tlepafchl
PrrrRsBuF0, Va. NAV %, 1854
The anniversary meeting Of the Young
Mems Christian Association Of this city was
bend last night M the Wsshington-Sircct
Methodist Episcopal church. The large
ediacc wss psckcd almost to suGocauou, snd
msuy were unable TO gain Ambulance. Hon.
Charles J.. Collier. mavor Of tho city, pre-
sided snd IN very graceful manner intro
duccd Mayor Ellvson. Of Richmond. who
came over hv special invitation 20 give the
PEOPLE and The association a little talk. His
"lsk" was admirably conceiyed aud forcl.
DTS delivered, snd.itS good effects will doubt
'c,s soon be- iei m tbc increased interest
shown here "a the building Of a suitable
haU for the association. Every association,
}e said, should own SIS ball, aud 10 this
theme ne devoted a considerable portion Of
n~ remarks. The successful work Of The
rs,sclspon ia Richmond was pleasantly
stated On thc su0.oucc. Mr.. H. q. " llliams,
tle stale secretary, also delivered ar en-
s.rrs-.ur sdire~s 90 the ASSOCIATION work
fn la STATE. Captain Frank Cunningham,
co. Richmond, VS. Do had been announced 10
sing several solos during the evening. did
r.. Iui iu 800 appearance. the annual re-.
fnr. ~ fh- rrcslcut Captain l.. l.. Marks.
s..> oao ~ great interest. About $4,000
ba. been subscribed ip aid OF tho 5uil0ing OF
the new hau snd n s0oH - $4,000 shall
l.av. nrel subscribed The work will te CONS
mrnroj.
lie srnrsl meeting q tie Methodist
Su,lsv->-uool association was held ycsicr-
tss s,'eIuo.,u a. The lliyh-~trcct church. All
r0l seven SUNDAY schools were represented,
rr4 addresses were delivered by Rev. W. T..
l..... F.v. Iatc.. J. Iwitty, and oihcrs.
Thee, wa- some hue singing hy the schools.
Nj James r. Eisuk, was elected pfcsidcnl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-28

next house 10 hurn was that Of Mr.. !. II.
Bailey. which was entirely consumed, toe
sether with his stotohouse attached. The
loss falls heavily on Mr.. Bailey. lie Ia a
poor man aud lost everything be bad. No
Insurance.
The fire was undoubtedly the work OF an
incendiary. and there are some ugly rumors
s1oAt as 20 It's origin. The house Of Dr.
Moore is estimated 60 have cost about $3.50.
Mr.. i. y. Stsinback. the agent Of the Virginia
Fire and Marine. teegraphed for sn adj
justcr this morning, and Will investigate the
matter thoroughly.
Mr.. Z. \. Stsin back, Of this place. LEFT to-
dsY for Richmond. Va, 10 see his son w. L.,
the express messenger who WAS injured IN
the collision near your city last Saturday
CYenlnI.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-28
Cincinnati Races.


CINCINNATG Mav 27.-The seventh day at
Latonia was the first bright day Of the sea.
son.
First raee-selling. three-year-olds and up
wares FOR non-winners, Xix iuriongs-hedar
Khan won; Charlotte second, dcGee third.
Tune, l:lS.
second race-seling, three.year.olds and
upwards. one mile-Louis Dor won; May
u. second, Bousiro third. Time, l:ii{.
Third race-oue nile and three siXteenths,
threc-year-olGs aud upwards-Teuton won;
Gaseous second, Clifford third. Time, 2.O44.
Fourth race-sweopst1kes, three year-old'
and upwards. one mile and seventy yards
Hannerette won; Bravo second, Newcastle
third. Time, 1910.
Firth ruce- Harold stakes, two-year>olds,
$1,000 added. five iurlongs -PhGuiX won ;
starter Caldwell second, Ayondaie third.
Tine, 1902.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-28
ANOTHER CONFLICT.
Tenants Bpjure Twenty.
five Policemen.

lBy Anglo-American cable TO the Dispatch.
DUBLIN, MAY 27.-There was another con-
Dict at Falcarrsgh to-day between eyictors
and tenants, during which twenty-five po-
licemen were injured. The houses we're
barricaded Ia the usual way snd the police
were totally unable 10 effect an entrance
through the doors. Finally scaling ladders
were procured. and with these the attacking
party endeavored to enter by way OF the
windows and roofs. As the police swarmed
up the ladders the inmates Of the houses
ralned every manner OF missile upon them,
and In some cases ladders crowded with
officers were thrown violently TO the ground.
In this way number Of officers received
serious injuries. As usual the superior
forces Of the besiegers at last prevailed and
the eVictions were finally accomplished.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-28
The VcsseISpIit Open.

10y III| III % 0IIV TT I71''--I'I
NNrYAHp HAVEN, MASS, hay I'll ne
schooner Joseph ". Fish, Of ~. George,
from the RappanannOCk river for Bath, Me-,
with cago Of ship-tImber. encountered a
heavy gale IN latitude $40, logitude 1A50,
during which the cargo shifted and the YES
sel split open IN her water ways ana filled
with water.
Captain Hart and crew OF six men and
passengers, James Gardner, wife, and three
small children were rescued by the schooner
Josiah Il. Baker. Captain Case, Baltimore
for Boston, and landed there. They saved
nothing from The schooner.
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TIWRTfiC nail
Greet Damage tn Eounu county
aorta Carolina.
v9ccia toleaom 10 Nv D-9a'cal

Especial ,eierAm TO tae p-oa'cal
CruJoIqg. ~. e., MAY Al terrific
bsi--torm passed through Rowan coanty
Yesterday afternoon sud d.d Tet damage.
Al y.. 4 O'Clock when D. came upon osi!,'
bury. The wind rparcd hike = cyclone. bul
,... not accompanied by much ram. Hall
stones from the -izc OF a hlckoryuut 20 a
,r.r's r.t frU for fifteen minutes last and
... Limbs % trees were broken and Yell
f. fY~ ground Iht window Ass in many
.v.Iu.. aud Nu.ues, houses was SHAT
t.r.a ali houses were unro1i"i.
rsty damage was cone a. the new Lu'
r.-gr chu1c., al lhr large, elegant stained
,...tow-t.r.e being broken. D." DAMAGE
q. tri. church aIofe i' $1,000. live hum
ar.d virdow-cI-., were broken O. the cot
tIl-fs.tars
me frut and cotton crops throughout
%. counts arc SAID 90 he completely de-
H.ottt.
$40 ,srms:e - the total damagc cen yci
Dr. fiyeu. tu. l VIII reach up INTO many
fl1u.a1ds ni collars. Inc han-.torm Is
Fad % laye been ilc most severe ever
known iu TIE State.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-28
Nnrfnih 60 Pnrtamouth.

Norfolk D. iu csrnC-i about her exposition
hri wiii raise tho 500. 900 necessary TO MAKE
80 success.
Tl. cite, by tie sea had another wfe''le
wthaAal-biOim On sunday night. DAmsSe
t.gii.
Norfolk is pleased thot her sewerage bonds
trr quoted 100 Baltimore At l04ai0'5.
The keelOt Dee ba,ilc-ship Texas, for "bicn
Hoamou0 builds The engines, Is TO De lsld
or Tbpfsdsy This means $4,000 m0nlh
txpenGed al the nayy-yard for labor alone.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-28
ATURBULEN'T NOR
The Military Ordered 10 Assist the
khertN

fRy telegraph TO the Dispatch.l
CHICAGO, MAY Elm response 10 an ap-
neal by the Sheriff OF VIII county for armed
reiniorcements. Governor Fifer has author
lzed the Illinois National Gusrd to protect
the property aud pcrgons endangered by the
riot at Braidwood. A1iutsnt-General Vance
ordered q regiment Of men to tue Sherln
aid. About 800 strikers from the adloIn-
ing mining villages. armed with guns
and reviewers, marched in body to "J "
shaft this afternoon. about fifteen employees
who were present were marched at the end
OF the strikers guns to a safe distance north
Of the shaft, snd the turbulent mob then
proceeded 10 MI the shaft up with plt-cars
aud debris and wreck things generally
After bali an hour Of this work they ieit,
saving they would be back shortly ana burn
the shaft Serious times are expected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-28

Correspondence % the kicbmOn1 Disps'chl
WELDON, n. g., Nay p. lssy.
a b.p blaze this morning al 3 O'Clock
bfouseJ the iuhsb,tants from their morning
fAps. Two residences and stofehOuse
Wcfs entirely consumed. The IRE ofigi.
hated IN the AOuse Of Dr. Moore. coiored
Physician. when the IRE Was fret diseoy-
cred the house w,s burning inside, Although
ire Doctor Wss from bone and had been
fincs Friday last and the h0Dsc IVES not oe-
tup.eo. II Whs insured in the sirginis FIRE
shd hsTiss, 81 Eiekp0ad, for goo. Tue
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-28
Armed Miners IN Route.
my tslegrapu 70 tho DispAtcb.I

lDy teIegrapu % tne DspaVol'T
joliet, Ill, May 27.-Company ,, Of
this city, belonging to the Fourth regiment
have been ordered to BTaidwood. report
lust received here slate that 400 strikers
from Clark City aud nearly LOCO from VALLEY
creek are marching towsrd the Braid~~:c
mines armed with clubs. reyolyefs. army
lauskets, and sholguns. Many OF The Italian
strikers are crazy with liquor and are deter
mined to stop the men VINO went to WORK N
the mines this forenoon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-28
m. cho.a Chsmpaon.htp Draw


Thy toIograph % Iue DIsp8VILI
NEW YoRK, MAY 1.-THE sixth American
Chess Congress, which opened here Marcl
18th. was concluded to-day. Weiss aud
Tschleorin, who were tied for the first place,
played to-day their fourth draw 10 the effort
10 decide he championship according to The
rules Of the congress. The first aud second
prlzes will now be divided between these two
pleyers. The game to-day lasted two hours.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-28
sIACHGsE-WORk n,
" rsrAR1IsHEn 1s6,

DICHMOND LOCOMOTIVE AND
III MACHINE-WORks. RICHMOND. VA,
builders Of LOCOMOTIVES, STEAM ENGINES,
stationery and portable, with plain slide valves
automa ATTIC cutoff. or Coriias gear: BOILERS,
stationary, marine, aud portable sAW-MlLLs,
Electric-cnrs lseVenteenth-street linel run
within two blocks OF the WORKS. my lilly
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-28

The President this evening made the fol-
loving appointments: Hiram smith, Jr''
81 Cameron. Mo-, TO be First Deputy COM
missioner OF Pensions; benjamin NJ. Thomas,
of santa Re, y. ", to be Secretary oil New
Mexico; TO be Register at Land once, Alex
ander Lynch, Of Florida. At Gainesville IA.
10 be Receiver 81 Public Moneys, foineY -
Smpman, of Florida, ct Gainesville, Ia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-28
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET


To-day's sales show no new features, but local
manu- 'tlrers are evidently picking up good,
rich ole nlrrs and will use them IA long as mo
supply will hold out A few medium Wrappers
aud a small los u smokers were sold to-day and
there Is a probability that good line Of bright
wrappers will also move soon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-28
rnNns IccFpTRn.
pprsiDrNTrAL APr01NTNENTs.

The bond offerings to-day aggregate
sG2G, 900. Accepted, $4,000 at 12J Tor As
and lbs for AS
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COTTON REPORT.

COTTON REPORT.
Karkst ilrn.
QUOTATIONS.
ATDDLIHg. IOc.
Low MfDDLlNG. PIC.
1OODORBtNAkY. 5s,.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-28

WANTED, SHORTHAND STU
w DENTS. over 100 nov In attendance.
GOOD POSITIONS are secured FOR ALL OBADI-
ATES. Remington typewriter used Only col
legs OF stenogrsphy In Tho city and largest Va mo
South. Established ls'0. Very easy terms
made. Send for prospectus
MCGILy kA COLLEGE o. srENOGRAPHY,
lils east main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-28
chicago Post-Oniee Robbed.
fBy telegraph 70 the Dispa'ch.l

CHICAGO, May 27.--A vault IN the regis
tered letter division OF the posl-oibce was
catered last night and eighty.six registered
letters were stolen. 1t is believed to have
been the work OF some one entirely familiar
...ttt. tha office.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-28
RICHMOND Livestock MARKET.

RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.
RICHAoSD. Nay 27-Receipts: 1874 head oi cat
tie: Isl sheep aud lambs, and 40 hogs.
sales: ~ head OF cattle; III sheep and
lam Ds, and AIS hogA
Prices:
Cattle-BesL 4Aa4kc. gross: medium % good,
36aic. gross common 10 fair, .asJalc gross.
sheep -3s4Sc. gross.
Lambs !. a6c. gross.
HOgs-6t &C. Eet-
Bulls-Sa3 gross.