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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-21
KEMMLER'S CASE.

Argument Heard and Decision Reserved
by the L. y. Supreme Court.
WASHINGTON, d. c., May 90.-The Supreme
Court hoard argument to-day on the habeas-eoT
pus case Of Kemmler. the New York murderer,
whose execution by electricity at Auburn was
stopped by this writ. Decision was reserFen
until Friday, TO which day the court adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-21
President Gariieid's Rem,

President Garheld's Remains Removed.
CLEVELAND, o., May an.-Early this morning
when Lake-Niew cemetery was free from yis-
tors, the remains Of President Garflela wars re-
moved from he public vault to the crypt in the
monument This Is 10 DO their last resting
place. The remains OF the Presidsnfs motner
we're sleo removed 70 the monument. which Is
TO DO rededlcsied on DecoratloD-iav
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-21
KILLED HIS WIFE
6YFlRiNG A BULLDOG PISTOL TO At
TRACT HER ATTENTION.
Had Been In the Habit of Firing on
Her as Joke.
Especial telegram to the Dlspa,ch.l

LuRAY, VA, May cl-Ihe town OF shenan-
donh, In this county, was yesterday the scene OF
aterrible domestic tragedy, and the sad affair
has been the absorbing topic Of conversation In
the town ana community. mao named a.
Ryberg, native OF Denmark. shot and MORALLY
wounded his wife with an English bulldog
sS-calibre revolver. from tho effects Of which
she expired In about one hour after the shooting.
Various accounts Of the affair have been In cir
culation, but tho evidence addgced before the
coroners Jury Is about rs follows
1hai hyoerg had been 10 witness show eS-
bibiting In tho town, and had Just returned In
company with an acquaintance to the latter's
house, where Mrs. Ryberg was awaiting him. or
at least was paying a visit; that chs soon starred
20 go 20 their clearinghouse near by that her
husband afterwards left also; that when no
reached the front gate he called 10 nis wife, who
was about 100 yards distant and In order, as
kyberg states. 70 attract her attention he drew
his pistol aud nrod. and his wife turning Just az
tho moment the Ian entered her left eye, inlet
ing mortal wound
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-21
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. May 20, 1880.
OFgERIS05.

WHgAr.-l.10 bushels.
CORS.-f, so bushels.
OArs.--i SOC bushels.
RYE.-200 bushels
MEAL. 700 bushels.
MML-OFFAL---aD tons.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHgAT.-Longberry 100 bushels very good
on private terms.
CORS.-White. 900 bushels prime at 4Sxc. I;
coo bushels very good on private terms. Mixed,
go bushels very good on private terms. Total
Gales Of corn, 100 Dushels
OATs.-Rust-pr proof, go bushels very good on
private terms.
MsAL.-S30 bushels country bolLed on private
terma.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-21
CrTICrRA STCCEEnS.

Having been sufferer for two years and a
half from a disease caused by a bruise on tho
leg and having been cured by the CUrICURA
REMRDiEs whom sll other methods ard remedies
failed, deem It my duty % recommend them.
visited Hot Springs 20 no avail and tried soye-
raj doctors without success and ~ last our pIip-
cipal druggist Mr. John r. Finlay 90 whom
shall ever feel gratefully, spoke 70 me about CT
TIcURt and | consented to give them trial, with
the result that am perfectly cured. There IA
now no sore about me. / think can show the
largest surface where my sutferings eprang
from OF any one In the State. The CUrlCuRk
REMFDiSs arc the best blood aud skin cures
manufactured. refer 70 Druggist John p FIN
lay and Or. {. VI. Moatgomery. both OF this place,
and 20 Dr. Smith, 81 Lake Lee. Miss.
ALEXANDER BEACH, Greenville, Miss.
Mr. Beach used mo CUrICURA RenEDIEs AZ our
request with the results "a above stated.
EINIAN 40 Uruvriafl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-21
ANoTHER MusIcAL PRODIoY.

A little negro girl, fourteen years OF age, from
Ironton, Ohio, wes In tho city today ana proved
herself rival Of Blind Tom in her musical
talent She plays on any musical instrument
given her, no matter whether she ever saw one
Ike II or not, and her skll on the piano and or
gan IL marvellous She Is very small Tor her
age. but she 10 very intelligent
The sales Of leaf-tObacco to-day were very
heavy for the season, amounting 10 l15,O0O
pounds, good shipping Bringing a. high as sl6 80.
w. II. Wilkinson. Of Bedford city, was badly
beaten saturday night last by party OF ne
groes, who were endeayoring 10 rob his store. He
tried TO arrest one OF them, when he was struck
on the head with rock. and was badly hurt
otherwise. Tho negroes escaped.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-21

mittee for its timidlty, and wsrs very severe IN
tho language they used In expressing them
selves on thoir action. They oil wanted inc NO.
the coiored voters OF the party that there was
no ticket In tho fold.
ADDRESSES TO DE ISSUED.
resolution ives unanimously adopted thst q
committee OF sir be appointed to draft suit
able address 20 tho Republican voters showing
why no ticket was nominated. On motion IL "ss
unanimously adopted that IL was the sense OF
TIE convention that tue support OF the RepuDii-
can party DO cast for Colonel Joseph II. Bivaps.
tho iniepnedent candidate tor mayor, for that
Colonel J. d. Brady az the leader OF The Ropubli-
cans OF the Fourth congressional district, but II
failed 70 meet with second. Tho Central Com
mittee will also publish an address tomorrow
ticket
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-21
THE VERDICT

A cOroner's jury was summoned, which
viewed the body and rendered verdict to
the effect that Cunningham came TO his
death by a pis.ol-shot at the hands of
Ottawa Hodges. The weapon used was an
ls-calibre Smith & Wesson. The woman
snapped the pistol once. but the second
time it fred with fatal effect. The woman
was Immediately arrested by Special-Police-
Officer Price. who was riding by at the
time. and committed 10 Jail. The woman
in this case IS a desperate character.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-21
walters, strike.
mu ,elssrspn . the plspslch. ]

fby telegraph 70 the pNpa'ou'I
CHICAGO. May s0.--There Is night ~ progress.
between the hotels and their wni.es' anu =.
s sssl.',ss T,emont. and Commercial the bell
,ovs cbamberm aids, and kiiehen-siris Doing
,,s.ssaa 40 sergico IN the dinipg-rooma
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-21
4 UydrOnhOhia scare.

lSpeclal telegram % NE DisDatchI
WHKgLrSG, W. Va, May 2n-An epidemic Of
hydrOphotia Is raging on Bond crock, Riiche 8
county. Thomas Dye. wealthy farmer, ana
several members Of his family we're bitten by
"a I'D dog, and the Infection has spread widely
Farmers are shooting dogs on sight
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-21
scRorr-IA sFveY YEARS crRED

] have been troubled with scrofule seven
years. which first started on the top Of my head.
giving me initiate trouble, with constant itching,
casting Of dry scales, and watery liquid ex-
uded from under the scales. | treated it for
seven years unsucceesfuliy aud was unable 70
check II until found your CUTIcURA RENsDiEs,
which completely cured me, my skin becoming
perfectly clear aud smooth. \ }. DAVIS.
Artesia, Los Angeles county, Cal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-21
MARINE rNTELLIGEScE-

MINIATURE ALMANAC. MAY n, is,l
sun rises. 457l nl0m rIDE
sun ssts........... 3l6 Morning ............ d:it
Moon sets........ $50 Eyening ..,........ az
PORT OF RICHMOND. MAY ", lssl
ARRVEn
Steamer Toi,hes,or, Truitt. Norfolk. merchsn-
seb on = g. Wheelor. Godfrey. Bangor. leo,
Mrs. Jane King
schooner Charles Y. Smith, Lear. PhisdsA
phla, coal, ). II. Hawos.
SAILED.
steamship OH Dominion, Couch. New York,
merchandise ami passengers; George ". Alien N
Co, agents
merchandise aud passengers J. ". nccarricE,
agent
schooner william Cobb, Olsen. Boston, coal,
Chesapeake and Ohio railway.
PORT OF WEST POINT, VA. NAY %, 1870.
by Telegraph
ARRIyED.
Steamship Allegheny uglhl, Parker. Norfolk.
general cargo.
Steamship Charlotte tOth), Nicklc. Baltimore
general cargo.
steamer Elm city. Eaton, walkerIon. general
cargo
Steamship Danyillo U9thl, pillups, Baltimore.
general cargo
steamship Allegheny, Parker. Baltimore.
general cargo.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS, MAY 20, 1874
10y Telegraph
ARRIVED.
Steamship Easington, Beaufort coaief ana
sailed for Hamburg.
SAILED.
Schooner II. u. Avery, Boston coal
Schooner Ellen Tobn. Now YORK. coal.
Bark Lono STAR Boston. coal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-21

er. LouIs, Way N-Fl0ur steady and I'M
changed Wheat ructuatei widely and closed
is.nlLc for July, and for August taii. &c. above
yesterday; No. rcd, eash, 9iKc. July. Whc.;
August, e0s.c. December, 9iac. Corn Cash
closed lower ~ 83Ac. options closed ha'c.
higher than ysatordsy. oats opened lover, Dut
recovered aud closed ~ yesterday. Wnissey
steady at si.01 Provisions easy aud slow. fors
Job lOts, cpting-pactej, Si2: standard mes,
fi2sa. Lard nominal ~ sAWss6 Tor nuirher'
grades. Dry.sait meats lnoxedl-HoOuldefr, y
longs. $40: ribs, 1880 short-cloar, fAoo Ia
con-shOulder, k39L longs, s. -. ribs, 30,
ahnrt-clnnr g. 9lAlh nnns. fllafilN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-21
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEX YORK.


New YORK, May a1--Coiton steady; sales To-
day. 400 bales uplands l2Ac.: Orleans, ~ 7-l6. ;
not receipts to-day. 2,2b2 bales; exporu-to
Great Britain, 603 bales; 70 the Continent i.fO
bales; stock, 2l2,745 bales. Southern -four quiet
Wheat unsettled aud quiet, closing higher: No.
2 red, s2s.c.a i1.O0Il In elevator options mode
raEsly actIyo and closed nrm at Hslc. above yes
terdsy; West buying here; bad crop accounts
from Kentucky and Tennessee: No May, 81 :
June, 9sc. July, Uhc. Corn lower. irregular,
aud moderately active. closing steady No. Z,
4Oa4Ol%c In elevator: options dull but steady !;
May, sO1sc. June. sohc; July, @l,5c. Oats fair
ly active but unsettled May. 33}sc. June,
S3Lc /: July, 53c. mixed western, S2as5c. Hops
nrmer. Codoe-Opii0ns closed steady; May,
sl6 z5atid40: June. tldi0asi6i5; July, siSa
siAI0; spot Rio duh but sisadier: fair csrgoes.
SlQsA sugsr-Raw quiet and steady fair re-
hning, 4ac.: refined quiet Molasses-foreign
quiet: 5Gtest. iske. bid New orleans steady.
Rye steady and quiet. Petroleum nrmer; crude
Cotion-seed oil frm; crude, $50. kosin steady
and quiet Trrpentine duh 81 SAc. Wool Ia
good demand and arm. Pork quiet beef arm.
Beef.ha strong Tierced beef urn. Cut
weak. Lard weak and dull but sasisr; Western
steam, t6ss; June, $40; July, asa Frelghts
steady; cotton. 1854
BALTIMORE
BALrINoss. Nay al--cotson nrm; middiing.
isAc. Flour duh howard-strset and western
SUPER. s2esasass; do extra, s3aex: DO. DO.
family, s. s5a<ls5: City militia. Rio brands. ex-
ira, Sl75as5: spring 90. do. sAf0AsA 50; 10
DO. straight. 81 ooafo.50; do 10. extra. AIoa
$3.50 whest--Scuthern tairly sciiye; fulss,
ssasss; longberry, yoa9ac.: No q pike I;
steamer No. red. Nc; western rrm; No =
winter red, spot, siasikc.; Msy. eissikc.
July, Sla9iSc.: August, s0a C0fn--eouthern
duh white, aSksasc yellow, taA<se. western
sasy: mixed, spot. tiks<sa Nay. ai4Alac |;
June. z9Aa4p%G; July. U%af0kes steamer,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-21
HORRIBLE TRAGEDY.
Il. j. Cunningham Shot and Instantly
Killed by Woman.


Rocky MoUSr, Va, May pa horrible
tragedy was enacted here to-day. Il. }.
Cunningham, who lives Just over the
Franklin line IN Bedford county. and who
travels as a sewing-machine agent in this
county. visited a house Of ill-fame here to-
dered TO leave by one Octavia Hodges, "a
twenty-year-old good-looking inmate of
the house, aud upon refusing to DO 50 was
fired upon by the girl and instantly killed:
Cunningham was well connected, but had
been on a spree for several days. He leaves
q wife and five children.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-21
tbs wsArHEs IL RICHMOND YESTERDAY was
NEW WORK STOCK MARKET.

Mean temperature. ..........-..."7'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-21

The American Medical Association .onvened
IN annual session At the Theatre vanaoms. in
Nashville. yesterday, every State ana Tsrri-
tory In the Union being represented ~''1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-21
PArHNrs IssuEp.

The following patents were issued today:
Virginia-Davd X. Briggs. Roanoke, fence; VII
Motor Company. Richmond, condenser aud
street moor.
North Carolina-Benjamin W. Morris, Ashe-
vile, tobacco-hanger; william H. PeUec, Be
thania, tobacco-hunger or stick; LOWS van
Brown, aesiguor Of one half % W. il. lDlaas,
Ashoyille, commutator brush for dynamos.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-21

Bond Offerings and Acceptances.
WasHINGrOs, May 2d-Bond offerings to-day
s2,9'Oo All accepted at liz 70. per cents and
IO3% for ik's
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-21
rAl TIMORr STOCK MAeNrr

BALTIMORE. May 2o.-Virgnia consols, 50aie
do. lU-iJs. DA do Ys, O.; Baltimore and
Ohio siock, l02@a!0)+: Northern Central
stock, $50 Cincinnati, Washington and Bati-
more lists, 1905 consolidated gas bonds, IAN;
do. etOgk 81 La5IL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-21

Rev. DR.. Haygood was born at Watkins
vile. Ga, November 10. 1883. he gradu-
ated at Emory College. oxford. Ga, IN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-21
VALUABLE ACQUISITIONS.
West Lynchburg Secures Two Immense
Mechanical Plants.

Especial telegram to tho Dlspstch.l
LYYcHBURG, Va, May 2l-The West Lynch
burg Company to-day secured tho furniture
mandatory OF Kline Brothers & Co, OF Will
Transport, Pa. aud also the Valley Iron Works
of w. +. Riley, OF the same place, both OF which
will move their plants % this city Immediately.
Tho necessary papers were signed by both par
ties this afternoon. Tho establishments viii Dc
large and Will employ large number Of skilled
mechanics.
Two plck-pockeis were arres,edlhere yesterday
afternoon who followed tho circus here.
The Rev. Mr.. fitzgerald, VINO was yesterday
elected bishop by the General Methodist Con-
feronce OF S. Louis was "A former resident OF
this city. and learned tho printing trade on the
Old HauMbIicIn-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-21
MARKET REPORTS,
ANDlN CONNECTION rHeaEWTH THE
WEATHER INDICATIONS
NEW YORK AND RICHMOND STOCKS
Daily Reports from Both Boards-Cotten.
Grain. Flour. and Other Quotations.

lBy telegraph TO the Dispatch
- WASHINGTON. May ao-Forscass for
tFkla Virginia, warmer, variable winds. fair
k---Jweather, warmer and fair Thursday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-21
DEMOCRATIC WALK-OVER.
Increased school Fund-The Charter-Mih
still nj Work,

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispaich.l
ALEXANDRIA, May %, 1879.
The Democratic candidates for Common
wealths attorney. city sergeant, commissioner
Of the revenue, &C., viii have a waIk-over Of the
election On Thursday next, tho Republicans
having determined 70 put no ticket m ihe helu.
Tho leaders among the negroes here are on
big "kick against the Administration. anu
claim that they have received no recognition Of
the hands Of the Republican party,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-21
ANEGRO REPORTER
Unanimously Elected a Member OF the
Boston Press Club.

by telegraph 20 tho Dspatch.l
BOSTON. Nay e0.--Robert T. Tesman, a colorod
reporter Of the Boston Gi0bc, was this afternoon
unanimously elected a member Of the Boston
Press Club. lie is probably the first colored man
over elected 10 an incorporated white mans club
IN Boston. Teaman has been connected with the
Globe for about year.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-21

He claims that the shooting WAS accidental,
and the coroner jLry returned similar YER
dict This also seems 20 Ue tho Wow generally
entertained Of the affair NJ Shenandoah. kyberg
was committed ~ the county jail In this place
by tho Mayor OF Shenandoah. Where he Is now
incarceratsd Ito hes been u this county about
six years, hut has only lived az Shenandoah
about one month. where no has been employed
in the repalr-fhops Of tho Shenandoah Valley
railroad.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-21
NO REPUBLICAN TICKET
For City Officers In the Comiag Election
They Vote for an Independent.

Especial telegram 10 mo Dispatchl
PETERSBURG, Va. May 20-Tbe Republicans
will make no nominations for tho city Offices 70
be filled at the coming election on Thursday
Tho adjourned meeting OF the convention was
held 81 ksmsdali Hall to night. and the commit
too appointed on last Saturday night 70 wais on
tho Republican City Central Committee pro.
sonted thelr report, which IN substance vas tnas
the Central Committee did not think u proper
20 make any nominations this year. several OK
the colored men waded into the Central Com
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-21
RANDALL'S SUCCESSOR.
Mr.. Vaux Elected Practically without
Opposition-A Prohibition Candidate.

Opposition-A Prohibition Candidate.
l9y telegraph 20 tho Dispatch.l
PHILADELPHIA, Nay "A special election was
held to-day in tho Third congressional district
comprising eight wards Of this city, 10 MI the
vacancy caused by the denth ~ samuel J. Ran
dali. Richard NRux Democrat was elected
practically without opposition, tho only other
candidate boing Hiram DeWall, who was put In
nomination by the prohibitionists.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-21
EPISCOPAL COUNCIL.
MEETING or THIS DISTINGUISHED
CODY AT FREDERICKSBURG.
Gathering Of the Delegates fer tho Open
ing OF the Council To-Day-~Cierieal
and Lay Del gates.
rsp.cIaI loleera,n Q ths pispassh.l


Ffatc The town viii soon DC crowded Il
II. utmost capacity with visitors. Prom
,-..,uf anne 0ranceS the number Of nor
,rh, ,siif .tto,d tltis C,,,,oI ,,-;li h.,
' - " "' ~
&c t-' ht7' '"' f0'i' "F'N
III. UEOE0E's CHUnCH.
o14.- - tho nb,,r,1 D.. ~ Z
iH' I', go. va ~ "SIiN'I' -, "; v"'in ~
la-'H, ie ''"n ,oA iaIk7 a"ii'y; ahV
f0rlaF f'Nshle0 ms congregation ~ re-
fusrs t0 accept call toan important field
IL Gr0reo. ST. Georges church is q spa
l... ..l comfortable edifce OF tasteful
.tt. .I-~o II le admirable o5anted ~
...f. ~ the Council and has yeconfl,
b.. i,.-,.-,.,l' 80,
t'f i ..t s,l ga. 81. 49,, ~. -, .
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IN" i' 'HiNt ihHti' "' - WIN MS ufIH
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.a.ufion 10 Was ialfi'lirm; WIN Wellington
cHJ VIII bsmafcN. HecImanJ ~ fhul
4-.if .'ta was Nhfi-~ no l"ln" Mi-t am
q" 1850 him si.u'i bt our hl"' 'hfiSt not ohiy
requires o' % n'f ~ 'o'"'H"-''io"'7' D"'
fN'' OBJ 1ho sfh'e I'D 90 3d.
pt.soSAL MENTION.
Among no familiar fgco. that will 10 missoi
,.tt .. ..,.t. ION ,,.il f.. maj ~ ma ,.rial
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ulI lfefarfrts fpr, vres Dcvr~ looking better.
T.ut. tur,.lao sttIat,ouou tho banks ~ tlc hia-
t.-.. Hqpplf anuo.k the SURF .uniing graceful
erf ,rali-tiuoI bills. ana no .nnny haldf0ine old
lcu.c- make it q Faiy attractive place.
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TIE following Frs = complete hst OF mo oeie-
tI... "N1 lsfe nus tai fcpOrto1 10y ieiieI 10
.. To Nta7sIn iasholl, d. r., rector Of -
,'..k s. i.nmHn1. and secretary of thc tQlnri;
lIrii Hev. Francis NJ. Nhtile, y. d., H.. y
llsi iteF. Alfred u. Randolph. y. d. Rows. !. ".
Ambier. h'hinat; q. ;. bmwn, j.. D., CHRIST
t.Yna. Norfolk; .. u. Eu. '"d. stafford
nnitt thruclrr hoy1en' A'l mario 'uul'yy'
-. 'oy4"n' "ecki,np,t@ C'uAH ", ,lk !.
trHff' jI.. Wcl3tedd N"lio,. Z, bIaAyN
Ni tlarso county We 4' bulk'
ll.Hti fctcrshWgt q. {. Blfr, btik-
trY. Lewis william Burton 81 johns, hih-
ou1. Edward b. Burwel. fuwDna county :;
s1floy Carmichael ~ fouit richmond
. sfpb vs.. carroll 0olorrah hcckicnblrg conn-
e. lnoO. w. Carson, - iauls, LynchhuiR,
bort A. 'as.ieman. Mesimorelsnd cOun-
F.t John y. CloI ton, Manchester. J. X.
combs. Coy'nrt0n: Angus Crawford. IheOlogi-
Cll seminary George W. Dame. bauv'lle; =.
- Dame, Wincho ror; q. @. Dashlel, Rich
l.uri: %. G. r.. Davis, E--cX county; X. 7.
,,.t4., lccsourF; ~. J. Derby, SUFFOLK; }. J.
T.oNumnu, Richmond. %. vs.. kaater, N0rihamp-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-21
THE RACE-COURSE.
The Result of the Speeding Yesterday at
Gravesend.
by telegraph 10 Tho DlsDalch.l


BROOKLYN. " Y, May 20.-First race-hye fur
longs-CiyiI Service won: Blue Rock second,
Chieftain third. Time, 1908.
Second race-six furlongs-Sorrento won; Phi
lander second, Carnegie third. Time, l06ll.
third receive furl0ngs-C Correction won
Lima second, ROmnttA third. Time, l06X.
Fourth raro-Onc mile ard a slXteenth-Eric
won: Csstaway II. second. Time, l:52k.
Fifth racc-fly0 furlongs-Evangoliue won
Sorvitor second. WoOicutier third. Time, l.07.
sixth Tace-one mile and a sixteenth-Golden
Rcol won; Elcve second, KemplRnd and Lotion
dead hoGt for third. Time, l.55.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-21

For o mild tonic, gentle laxative, and in
yigorant take simmons Liver Reg ulator.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-21
HOT SPRINGS FAIL.

BRUIsE on LEG LEADS TO GREAT SUFFER-
ING. HOT SPRINGS. DOCTORS, AND ALL
METHODS AND REMEDIES FAIL TRIES
CUTICURA AND SUCCEEDS. NOT A SORE
ABOUT HIN NOW.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-21

II Is ssid that Ryherg ia a 1ne shot with re-
yolver and tbBt 10 has heretofore shot at objects
very close 10 his wife without injury 10 her and
for the purpose Of playing joke, ~ some OF tho
acquaintances put H. It's further said that ny
berg had beon drinking on tho day In question.
but that there seemed 90 De the deepest affection
existing between him and his wife, and that he
IA deeply Affected by the sad occurrence.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-21
Hour.

We quote: Fias. a. yOss775 supsrnns. ARA
ts.2c, extra 81 5)sta.7S family, tsASk3o: p>tsaS
family, county. ts.73syAz3
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-21

Tho City school Board Of Alexandria estimated
under the inv $1,000 20 be tho city's contron-
ton % the publle-srh0ol fund Of the city lot
DeXt year. but the city has only appropriated
81 900 FOR the schOols. This IA 400 more tnan
has ever before boon appropriated. The schools
are constantly increasing, 80 that additional
funds arc continually necessary.
Judge Keith Norton, OF tho Corporation Court
to-day granted q charter Of incorporation 10 the
Potomac Stone Company.
TIE capital stock 81 this company il 20 be mol
less than sl0l,fOO nor more than tJO0lOl, diyide1
into shares OF 90 each Its officers are: Charles
g. Smith. " sshiugton, president and treasurer
Beuiamin II. Warder, Washington, yice-presi-
dent. and Robert III. Phillips, Alexandria coun-
~. secretary. and the above with X a. Philips
dtr-CfCrz
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-21

CINciSSATI. May a--fiour weaker. wheat
dun aud nominal: No. 2 roll, Csc Corn weaker.
No. mixed. &c y a3sc. oats sssicr: y. ? mi1e'i.
Na3lc. PORK quiot RtSi27a Lard quiet 81 So. "a
500 Bulk -meats aud bacon nolniusL MhlsAeI
steady a. fi.02.