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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-12
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THE TOBACCO REBATE.

The Commissioner of Internal Revenue
il i'm daily receipt of letters from manuiac-
turers Of and dealers In tobacco, inquiring
about the rebate section which was omitted
from the Tariff bill, and desiring TO know
whether the department intends to do any
thing about 1t. The Treasury Department
can do nothing to relieve the situation, nor
can it promise that Congress VIII remedy
the omission by the passage Of an act
for that purpose. 1t is fair 10 az
sume, however, that the error made
i'm not including the rebate section
in the enrolment OF the bill Will
be promptly corrected by Congress, and
that the correction will be made IN time To
prevent any loss 10 the manufacturers and
dealers. The omission was an oversight
which should not have occurred, and yet
one which is not surpris ng, considering
the hurried manner in which bills are en-
rolled in the last days Of a session. IL Is
not believed that any Inconvenience or
hardship will be experienced by the tobacco
people on this account, as the reduction
will not take effect until the lst OF January,
and before that DAY provision can De maze
for allowing rebate. Dealers and manufac-
turers, members OF the Ways and Means
Committee say, may rely with confidence
on the assurance that provision will be
made for PAY ment or drawback on ali un-
broken packages Of tobacco and snuh
which may be on hand when the reduction
H.. the tax goes into effect. lt may be ex-
pected that the remedy will take the form OF
the omitted section which provided that on
all original and unbroken factory packages
Of smoking and manufactured tobacco and
snuff held by manufacturers or dealers at
the time of the reduction herein provided
for shall 20 into effect, or that which the tax
has been paid. there shall be allowed a
drawback or "A rebate OF the full amount OF
the reduction; but the same shall not apply
in any case where the claim has not been
presented within sixty days following the
reduction, and such rebate to manufactII-
rers may be paid in stamps AT reduced rate,
and no claim snail lie allowed or drawback
paid for a less amount than s.. The liml-
tation contained in the last clause OF the
section would exclude claimants who may
have on hand more than 200 pounds OF to-
bacco.
TIE AMATEUR ATHLETICS.
The following are the results Of the
.t ha of ba nm fh.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-12
: SCUM cAao,NA slrUAnOn.
riImlnites Chsraeisrixa the slrsightouts
ns independents.

ns Independents.
CoLUNfBrA. :. g. Oct. il.-Captain Til
man was present At meeting Of the State
Democratic Executive Committee yester-
DAY. The committee issued a lengthy adj
,lr,ss. in which they declare that the action
of the anti-TimlBlies Thursday night wac
independent. and that they had resd them
selves out Of The party. Il dwelt upon the
importance of white supremacy, and called
upon the people 10 rally 20 the support Of
the regular ticket. There j. subdued ex-
citement among All classes. Both sides are
confident Of success.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-12

TlciNo, oct. ll.-Colonel kunzli, the
Federal Commissary. having warned The
Councn that he would not be responsible
for the result. and that bloodshed is certain,
the Central Government replied, request
ing him 20 wait till this afternoon before
taking any steps. and authorizing the an
nouncement that he would remain IN the
canton TO supervise the political acts of the
state Council, and veto them II necessary
This is inadequate in the present state OF
feeling. The members Of the former radi-
cal Provincial Government have resolved
10 oppose the reappoir'ment OF the RespIm
Government by every means In their po wer.
and even by force Unnecessary. Dispatches
nave been issued 10 all ,he licinesc Liberals
at home and abroad, and crowds
of citizens are arriving 10 defend then
votes. Many OF them who were armel
have been stopped by order OF Colonel
kuuzli. aud reinfOrcements have been or
dered from Berue. The town j. now oceu-
nied by the military, and cartridges have
haen served ont. The Radicals are organiz-
Inc a great splay, and affirm that the
re,ns vill not e allowed 10 fire on an un'
armed populace.
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spccial to The Times by Dunlap Gable Col
BrIIIZONA, oct. 1l.-News has been re-
cpivod that the Council at Bernc decided on
Friday night 10 restore the old C0nserya-
tive Government. headed by Respini, with
the provision that the Conservatives will
make certain concessions. The people are
renorted 10 be excited and indignant over
thn decision, and tnerc - fear entertained
that il may lead to dcplorable results. All
the Liberal committees have wired to Berne
that IL the decision Is carried out il Will be
lmpOssible 20 prevent disorder.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-12

Of the Roach Ship Building and Engineering
Company. which is dated March u. lSsl,
and which offers the whole business for
5000 900
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TIVE AMATEUR ATHLETICS.

The following are the results Of the
events at the meeting OF the Amateur Ath.
letic Union in this city to-day: Game Of
Lacrosse, won by staten Island I to for
Schu, lkil navy. Four hundred and forty
yards race, Downs, \. u, won; time 81
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termined by the courts, what contracts
would be covered by the terms OF the bill.
Mr.. Morse, Of Massachusetts,, inquired
what effect the bill would have upon
manufacturers of proprietary articles who
fixed their own price.
Mr.: Culberson replied that in his opin-
ION IL the gentleman from Massachusetts,
sold his Rising Sun stove-polish 70 re-
taller under contract aud that retailer
should sell at fixed price and receive q
commission. this contract would be in re-
straint OF trade. But II was difficult 10
tell just what contracts were embraced IN
the provisions Of the BILL No one could
tell just how broad q swath was cut.
Mr.. Henderson. Of Iowa. inquired IL the
bill goes as far rs the constitutional power
Of Congress can 60 Mr.. Culberson replied
that in his opinion ii did.
Mr.. Wilson, Of West Virginia. criticised
the majority for its method Of conducting
business. There vas no great legislative
chamber among any Of the foremost ma
tione OF the world in which there was go
much blind voting rs in the American
House Of Representatives. The rules were
so administered that no member could tell
what measure was tobe brought up for the
days deliberations.
Mr.. Sayers Of Texas. offered an amend
ment authorizing the President 20 place on
the free list any imported article which 70
the subject Of a trust in this country.
Ruled out on point of order.
Mr.. i. i. Taylor, of Ohio. said that the
fact that the gentleman from West Vir-
ginia had talked about matter not before
the House demonstrated the necessity Of
having rules by which some legislation
might sometimes be passed. He regretted
that the gentleman had not retained his
tariff speech until next week, for if he
had had more time he would have
been more interesting.
The debate was continued by Messrs.
Cannon. McMillin, Bland, Mckinley. But
tcrworth, Heard Rogers of Arkansas.
StOckdale, and Enloe.
Mr. Bland offered an amendment making
unlawful any contract or agreement TO pre-
vent competition in the sale or purchase
of any commodity transported from one
State to another. He believed that this
amendment would strike at the beef
trust of Chicago without leaving il to the
courts 20 decide.
Mr.. BANDS amendment was adopted on
u rirq roce vote and the bin was passed in
the same manner with q single dissenting
vote.
without acting on the bill the House at
3: ID adjourned,
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THE RICHMOND DIsPATCH-FRIDAY. MAY 2, 1890
THoRouoHeReps AT THEIR BEST.
Tho Interesting Turf Events OF Yesterday
Told In Brief

10Y teleErAph 70 tno OiSSshShi
ELIZABETH, N. j.. May 1.--First race-five
and halffurlongs Blue Rock won; Sails
bury second, Century third. Time. 1:0ss4.
Second race-half mile-Hlghland Lass
won; Young Grace second. Favora third.
Time, 81
Third race-one mile-King Idle won !;
Eblis second, Pontiac third. Time, 1:46A.
Fourth race-six furlongs-Tpstaf won |;
Fordham second, Meriden third. Time,
1857.
Fifth receive MISUNDERSTANDING won |;
Golden Rod second, Autumn Leaf third.
Time. 1:0li{.
Sixth race-mile and sixteenth-Cast-
away won; Zone second, Taragon third.
Time, l:5OlG.
TRACK PERFECT AND SPORT EXCITING.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. May AT West-Side
Park to-day the track was perfect and the
sport exciting.
First race-one mile-,Iacobin won |;
Mary j. second. Tudor third. Time, 1:43St
Second race-four furlongs--Royal Flush
won; Laura Doxey second, Ferryman
third. Time, 81.
Third race-one and one eighth miles
Huntress Won Big Three second, Bonita
third. Time, 1:5i$i.
Fourth race-one NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
won; Flyaway second. Marie X. third.
Time, 1:43l[.
Fifth rece-six furlongs-Boodler won
Ban Chief second. Bliss third. Time, 1:l6.
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ElFIY-FlRsT CONGRESS.
The Proceedings YESTERDAY in Senate and
House of Representatives.


WASHINGTON, ID. c.. May l.--Mr. y est
presented and explained the report of the
special committee of the Senate appointed
in Nav. 1883. on the transportation and
sale of meat products. IL is a long
document OF 100 type-Wrtten pages, ac-
e0mpanied by copy of the testimony
taken by the committee in prosecuting its
inquiries az st. Louis, Chicago, and New
York, and Is signed by al the members of
tle cOmmittcc-Ncssrs. Vest, Coke,
Plumb. Henderson, and FarwcN
Tho legislative measures proposed 10y
the committee 20 remedy the evils OF the
traffic were set forth IN MIR. Vest state
ncut. These arc four in number. Tho
fret was q concurrent resolution asking
the President of the United States 70 IN
Gugurate a diplomatic correspondence
with the authorities Of Great Britain 20
bring about a repeal or mobilization on
the existing quarantine regulations OF the
United Kingdom. The next was one pro-
vding for u national inspecton-law ana
recurring that AL live cattle shall DO IN
tpected when exported, and also that cat
tie intended for expectation Cor the meat
Of which * intended for Cxportation)
shall be subject 10 inspection az the
places where killed. The next was i'll
tended 20 prohibit the monopoly now prac-
ilced IN the storage capacity OF steamships
carrying cattle 70 foreign countries, and
the fourth was one intended 20 prevent
the discrimination which now exists on
all railroads belonging 20 the trunk-lines'
association land that embraces all the roads
running from Chicago EGstl. under which
DO mileage IS given 70 any OF the improved
cars carrying live cattle froiu West to East.
Executive session. Adjourned.
House of Representatives.
Mr. Mckinley, from the Committee on
Rules, reported the resolution for imme-
date consideration Of bills reported from
the Judiciary Committee.
The resolution was adopted and the
House, ia accordance With It's terms. pro-
eeeded 10 cousider the Senate bill 20 pro,
tect trade and commerce against unlawful
restraints and monopolies.
BIZ. culberson, OF Texas, advocated tho
bill. II confined ITSELF he said, to subjects
over which there were coniessedly no gues-
ton sbout the power Of Congress 20 Iegis-
late and did not eyade any doubtful
grounds. He did not know, nor could any
man know until the question had been de-
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OF It's existence by dun pain or sharp twinges In
the right side. or beneath the dexter shoulder
blade. accept the reminder as warning and
regulate tho organ without loss OF time by the
use OF Hostetter's stomach Bitters. The above
symptoms are usually accompanied by yellow
ness Of the skin, constipation, furred tongue.
disorder Of tho stomach, sick headache, and
morning nausea But reform is promptly in
attuted by the Bitters, the best possible substi-
tute for caomel, hluc pill, and other super-pO-
toni and hur.ful drugs. errOneously designated
az remedies for bilIousness. Appetite and d.
gestion are restored and the bowels resume
activity when an impetus is giTen 10 the func-
tions Of health by this stirling anti bilious medi-
cine which also has the effect Of enriching and
purifying the circulation and fortifying the sys-
tenn against mnlarial Infection in Dir or water.
II Is also highly beneficial for rheumatism, Kid
ney. and bladder troubles. up 30-W(wl, F&Su
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-02

NEW YORK. May The etocx market
was aealn active and strong to-day and the tone
OF dealing was moro pronounced than AZ any
time during the present rise, especially In the
Nandcrbilts and Changers, together with few
speciSlties The reaction toward the close OF yes
terday and the prospect Of trouble over tne
labor Demonstrations were made the basis tor
an aitack ~ the opening This morning ~ inc
bears and sold-out bulls, who are looking for
reaction Of sufficient magnitude 10 enable them
20 get IN again with some prospect OF another
profit on the long side. Tho fact that to-day -
a holiday IN London and that there was no market
there, which might net az sustainitg influence
on oUrs, was also an iniucement 70 try the ham
mering process, but adyices from the other side
showed hat everything was passing on without
disturbance OF any kind. and tho sellers OF yes
teriay came IN "a buyers, and the rally was
sudden and sharp.
Brening. Exchange quiet and weak az asa
4S7. Money close az ~, closing offered at d
Sub-Treasury balances-Coin, Sl62,<il.0OC; cur
rency, s4.6s0O00. Governments dull hut steady
for 4's: per cents, l2s; ex. coupons, lO3M htd,
OK. iutorpsf state bonds dull.
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Conc Tn with the Bank OF America.
fnv fatooraph % tina Tlicpafrhl

PHILADELPHIA. May IA run began on
the Gloucester City National Bank. at
Gloucester. n. j.. az soon as the doors were
opened tins morning. and just'before noon
the building in which the bank is located
was closed up and note announcing the
temporary suspension of the institution
was posted on the outside thereof. The
Gloucester Bank was closely connected
with the Bank of America. which sus-
pended here yesterday, and the run was
caused by the failure of the Philadelphia
concern. The bank did not do a very ex-
tensive business and IL is not thought
there will be any financial distress in Glou-
cester on account of the suspension.
Charles =. Work, the president, declined
positively to make any statement OF the
assets and liabilities of the bank.
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SAM JONES BREACHES TO NEGROES.
lie Converts His Entire Audience in a
solid Mass.
lBv telegraph to the Dispstch.l

CHAR1oTIE, n. C., MAY Fully 5000 ne
grOes were crowded INTO the tabernacle
here this afternoon to hear Sam Jones. It
was special meeting for negroes; In a
town of 1900 population such sight, was
never before witnessed. Sam Jones talked
to the negroes about stealing, lying, wills
kev-drinking, and immortality. The most
striking scene was witnessed al the close OF
the sermon. When Jones asked all those
who were going to quit stealing, lying;
MISUNDERSTANDING, and immortality and
hereafter lead Christian life TO stand up
HE entire throng rose in "a solid mass.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
NEW YORK. May Lotion steady sales, bi
balcs. upIanGs, f2c; Orleans. ~ 3I6e. net
receipts. $3.50 bales; exports-to Great Britain,
G..9s bales 20 the Continent i,lOO bales; stocs,
..,i7qi bales, Southern -four stronger wheat
duh but firm No. = red, e9HayssSc. IN elevator.
options active and 2tsa31sc. up, closing nrIn
No. red May, eS4c. June, @'sc.; July,
95Ac. August, $40. Corn DUH closing nrm I;
No. 2, N4a4lAc. In elevator options more
active: May, 40ssc. June, SO'sc. July, Ale:
oats higher aud less active; options active aud
stOnger; May. Sc June, D1c.; july, utc. !;
No. 2 spot, 3laS5hc. mixed western, d2aSjc
Hops dull bu, steady. Cotfee-Opions closed
steady: May, sid sOasln6S: June. sid4oaslU.5o !;
SPOT Rio dull put steady; fair cargoee. sc. SUI
gar--Raw quiet and steady; refined quiet MO-
is.ses-Foseign quiet; New Orleans firm. Peiro-
leum steady. Cotton-seed oil strong; crude, &c.
si.4S Turpentine dull Wool fairly active and
steady. Pork strong. Beef hrm. Cui-meats
quiet and easy MIddles firm Lard higher,
strong. aud more active; wes,srn steam, AsV;
May. $500; June, ta5a Freights dull; cotton
a-3sd.
BALrrMosE, May f.-Cotton quiet; mIddiing,
i've Flour firm. Tending higher: Howard
street and western super, $zn{2 10; do ex-
ira. s255a3275: do. do. family. slaS4c0; Guy
mills, Rio brands, extra, sLd2aS41s; winter
sAa0: do. do. straight, tt60ssS; do. do, extra,
si.i0asL5o. Wheat--southern quiet; fults, va
p1c. Iopgherry, s2aese: No y 95c. steamer
no. red, a}c. eosssrn strong and higher. NO.
winser rcd. spot, SIC. bid May, o.. bid; JAY,
s9Sc. Corn-Southern eaaior and quiet;
white, 4eaitc yellow, II ksisc.: western ssrong
mixed SPOT. liAaiikc; May. AAssihc Sune'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-02

WASHINGTON, MAY 1.-The report has
gained some currency, particularly in some
PARTS of the South. that Second Assistant
Postmaster General Whitfield is seriously
i'll and that his whereabouts are unknown
10 his friends. General Whitfield had not
been ont of the city during the last several
months until about ten days ago. when he
took a short rest at the special suggestion
Of the Postmaster-Genoral. Even during
these few DAYS he has been in constant
communication with his family and the
officials Of the POst-Ohice Department.
There is no truth whatever IN the rumor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-02
WnekIY Debit statement.

WASHINGTON, d. c., May THE debt
statement issued to-day shows decrease
of the debt during April Of $3.50, Wl.l2;
decrease SINCE june 3Oth, SOL ,S5l17; to-
tai Understanding debt, $500. S55, 353.03;
total debt Of all kinds, Sl,59J, $40 2T.42;
total debt less available credits, c1,Ol5,-
800 &c. - cash in Treasury, S632, 254 100 ~;
legal tender notes outstanding, S3iG,6Sl,-
Ol6: certificates of deposit outstanding,
IS. zoo. 900: gold certificates outstanding,
SI84.Gl2. $50: silver certificates Outstand-
ing. 500. 923. 34S: fractional currency out
standing. ~. gl2. 5t9.g7.
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World's-Fair Officers.


CHICAGO May 1.-The directors of the
Worlds Fair held a meeting last night TO
elect officers. Their action was unsni-
nous, Lyman ]. Gage being chosen presi-
dent and Thomas BRYAN and Potter
Palmer first and second vice presidents.
Gage is vice. president Of the First Ma
tional Bank and Bryan and Potter Palmer
are well-known capitalists. The selection
of other officers WAS deferred and the time
devoted TO adoptinga set of bylaws.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-02
WEST VIRGINIA AT THE UNWILLING
The Governor and stan and Regiment 10
BE Present.
lSpecial telegram 20 mo Disps1cb'l

Cg,ptFsroN. w. Va. May THE unveil,
inc Of The X. T.. Lee statue at Richmond
viii be largely attended from here. The
Governor and staff have sienifed their IN
tention of going. and have at their own
expense secured private car; Nearly an
the state officers will also attend, while
the military of the State will be well re- Re
presented. Companies A, Is. &, ID. q. H.
/. and X, from Charleston, Lewlsourg'
Union, Hinton, Bramwel, Ronceyer,e'
Huntington. and Charleston, respocuNeiy'
have ARRANGED 10 be present at the ceremo-
uies. Adiutant- General Oxley IS now IN
Richmond making arrangements Tor the
entertainment OF the Governor and others
attending from here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-02
THE DAY IN EUROPE.
An Agreeable disappointment rs Regards
Riot and Disorder.

BEnLIN, May 1.-Nothing Of an unto
ward character has vet occurred In con-
nection with the demonstration by WORK
ingmen except the arrest of one man. WING
was detected by the police in the act OF
hosting o red flag upon telegraph pole.
Work proceeded in the usual manner IN
Minister. Wiesbaden, Strasburg. hreperg'
Stettin. Dortmund. Neukirchen, Spanuau'
ZInckau, Spottau, Eilau, Wilhelmshutts'
Malwitz, KEEL, Lubbock. Bremen. Coi4gne'
and Nordhausen. A few of tho WORKING
men in Ieipsig and Halle went out on
strike to-day, but the majority OF them
were not IN favor of making any uelnon-
stration. and they went to work TINS inoiu-
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Ragged Ten Moonshinefs'
rs,.,.ini telnRram 20 the Dispatch.l

HUNTINGTON, w Va, May deputy
limited States Marshal ID. W. White, ar
rived here this evening with posse and mas
in charge ten Moonshiners captured III
Wayne and Logan counties. The men are
mostly members Of the notorious feafi-
pnller Gang. which was scattered some
time ago When Fuller himself was cap
turad
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-02

DEATHS.
CATLETT. Died, GEORGE 7. CATLETr, In
the dfiy-seventh year Of his age, win typhoid
fever. az his sisters, Mrs. +. T. Powell, on clay
etreet between Eighteenth ara Nineteenth.
Funeral will take place from UnlOn-Stati0n
Methodist Episcopal church THIS Af1khNOON
at 90 O'Clock. Friends and scquaintsnces arc
requested 10 attend.
baltimore, Gloucester. and West Point papers
please copy.
COLQU"rT.-Foll asleep, May lat, at A. NJ,
Mrs. MARY \. widow OF Joseph II. Colquitt.
Servant OF God. we'll done;
Thy wArfare's DER.
Thy Victory won.'
Funeral from her residence, No. SO west
Grace street Friends OF the family invited TO
attsud.
FEE.-Died. at his residence in Manchester, NJ
hAlf-past IL o'clock, Wednesday, April ~. 1890
HUGH FEE, a native Of tho County LouIn. Ire
land.
Funeral from ST Peters Cathedral At half past
q O'Clock FRIDAY MORNING. Friends and ec-
quantances are invited TO attend. u
KANE.-Died, May lsi, at ~ o'clock A. NJ,
MAMIE AGNES tho last little twin infant
daughter Of }. ID. and c. B. Kane.
"SufIer little children 10 como unto Mo. and
forbid them not, for Of such is the Kingdom OF
Heaven"
Twill take these little lambs, says He,
And lay them on my breast;
Protection they shall ond In Ne
In Me be ever blesI
Funeral will lake place from residence. No
1893 street. Friends and acquainiances ere IN
yited 10 attend.
XERSE-Died. at his residence, No. 1891
Williamsburg avenue, al 6.40 j. N. yesterday,
JAMES KERSE, a native Of County Clare, Ire
land
Tho funeral win be from 81 Patrck's church
TOMORROW az "a. n. Friends and acqualnt-
ances are invited % attend. u
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Disabled, but Independent.
nv t.larrnnh 10 the nispatcn.l

CEApIFsroN, s. c., May 1.-Captain Nc
Kee. of the steamer Yemassee. from New
York. which arrived to-day, reports that
on ADril SOtb, of Cape Lookout, he, spoke
the steamer William Shane, from Baltimore
for Savannah. disabled, and offered TO tow
her 20 Savannah, but his offer was de
clincd The steamer City Of Richmond,
for Savannah, afterwards took the steamer
in tow.
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PORT OF RICHMOND. MAY /, 1890
.uyFNRn


PORT OF RICHMOND. MAY I, 1890
ARRIVED.
Steamer colchester Truitt, Norfolk, merchan-
disc and passengers.
PORT OF WEST POINT, VA. MAY I, 1890.
iBy Telegraph
ARRIVED.
Steamship Atlanta, Dale, New York eOth), gen.
steamship Charlotte, Nickle, Baltimore, gone
scnooner X. V. Lane, Baltimore, guano.
SAILED.
Steam ship Dsnvillo, Billups, Baltimore com,
steamship City OF Atlanta, Dale, New York,
general cargo
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS, MAY ,is9l
lBy Telegraph
ARRIVED.
Steamship Guyaniotie. New YORK, and sailed
for Nav York, merchandise and passengers.
Steamship William Lawrence. Providence, and
sailed for West Point, merchandise.
Steamship GlsnHeld. New Orleans, 70 coal.
Bark Lone star, Boston, 70 load coal
SAILED.
steamship Hgmstead. R0uen. cooled.
Barges Moon aud Gilchrist, Boston, coal.
Barge aelicoD. Now YORK, coal
MEMORANDA.
NEW YORK. May 1.-Arrived: %inconsia,
liverpool Arrived out: saale, New YORK for
Bemen; Geunsnic, Liverpool: Columbia, New
YORK for Hamburg