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

by Anglo-Amercan cable to tho Dispatch.
LONDON, May 20.-DaedGlus reef, In the Red
Sea, upon which the British steamer Dacca, from
London April 30th for Brisbane, struck Friday
last, Is four hundred miles from Suez, and is d.
rectly IN the track OF navigation. A lighthouse,
the light from which Is visible Tor fourteen
miles at night, marks the reef, which "a a few
inches above the sea az low water The Dacca
struck the reef at 6 O'Clock In the morning. The
weather at the time was fine and clear ONLY a
few Of the passengers had left their berths at
the time OF the accident The steamers bows
were stove In, but she foated for four hours
There were twelve saloon passenger on board
and large number Of emgrants in the steer
age. The majority Of IN emlgraats we're youne
women. The passengers took refuge on the reef,
a fow OF them being accommodated In the light
house, but most Of them being forced 10 remain
on the rock. Many OF the latter were com pelled
70 stand In water up 10 their waists. Most Of
the passengers lost their clothing. The British
steamer Rosario, from Bombay Nav bth. for
Odessa, barely succeeded In rescuing tho ooicers
and crew OF the Dacca before she sank The
British steamer Palamcotta. from Greonock May
lst with coal for Calcutta, took tho naSsenears
oil the.reet and afterwards took the Daccais on
GERS and crew from the Rosario and Ianded All
OF them (4ly al Suez Sunday.
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FIN AACIAL.
NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS TO
THE
AMERICAN TOBACCO COMPANY.

SUBSCRIBERS TO THE i0-sHARE 4" RIGHTS"
Of this company can secure same by endorsing
certificate and depositing ssme ami 800 with US
on or before MAY %, 1890.
Those who wish to subscribe TO the USPUR-
CHASED BALANCE OF THE RESERVED PRE-.
FERRED PER CENT. STOCK eau do 20 BY
signing tho application for same at our ofice,
which will entiils subscribers to such allotment
as may be made Of said balance.
The right to lo-share subscriptions will expire
on the 10Th Of May. and the allotment Of the bal
ance unpurchased will DO made to subscriptions
for same made by that date.
Any further information wanted can DO had on
application. THOMAS BRANCH & CO.,
Bankenl
my i6-fm iiOi Main street
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Stephnni'n Victim Dead.

NEW YORK. May 20.-Lawyer Clinton G..
Reynolds died in the Chambers-Street Hos
pital at o'clock this morning. The law
he received in his office. on Wall street. a
few davs ago at the hands Of Alphonse j.
Stephan. Stephan, when he appeared in
the Coroner's Office, was broken down COM
pletely The news of the death Of LAWYER
Reynolds was q great shock 20 him, as the
physicians up to late hour last night had
at least some hope that the old gentleman
would pull through. Captain Mclaughlin
presented an affidavit setting forth the
facts of the shooting. whereupon Stephan
was recommitted to the city prison. The
inquest will be begun Friday and an au-
topsy held this afternoon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-21

F0tKES.-Ded. May 0'h, a. his re.idenca,
No. 1919 east Marshall strooi. at6 o'clock T. ",
r. II. IOlkEs, In the itty-sixth yearol bis ass'
Thy hands are ciaspcd On thy breast.
We ki-s thy loving brow,
And tn oar aching hearts We know We have no
father now Hts DkUdHrEss.
Funeral Will take place ffOm the residence
MAY 23p, az 5o.ciock T.. N. friends aud a.
ausIntauces Of tho family are invited 10 attend.
HOIZGREFE Died. May II, iHsl, a; 1850 T.
NJ, GERHARD HOlZGkEFE, In the gorty-ntst
year Of hls age.
The funeral viii take place from 81 Mary.
church THIS "wednesday NOkNiNG NJ
O'Clock Friends aud aclua,ntanies invited to
attend.
sTOTT.-Dled. May -. $500, NJ o'clock.
IRENE. daughter of william 4. AMI Laura Is.
StOti; Aged ten months -. -.
Funeral will take place At O'Clock itlS AZ
TERSOON from the residence, NJ. lv-3 IaylH
sirooL IntormenI az HOLLYWOOD.
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SENATORS ON THE TARIFF.
The Consideration Given the Mckinley
Biu by the Finance Committee.

WASHINGTON, d. c.. May 20.-Ever since
the tariff bill was reported 10 the House by
Mir. Mckinley it has been under cOnsidera-
ton. in an informal way, by the members
OF the Senate Committee on Finance.
Owing to demands on the time and atten-
ton Of these senators by the consideration
of the silver question and the work of the
Appropriations Committee, 1t has been i'm
possible to hold formal meetings TO con-
sider the tariff bill, and numerous delega-
tions which have visited Washington, de-
string TO be heard upon the various sche-
dulles, have been disappointed. They were
told t. put their views in writing, and in
that shape they viii be considered by the
committee at their leisure. This course
will probably be pursued in all cases where
hearings are asked.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-21

Danyille; John I. Williams, W. Ellis Jones ,al.
tefnatcl, ~ Marks. Richmond n L. Winston,
% Isula. Hanover county; DR.. William Writ.
DaVid 0Tinth talternatet, Weetmorcland coun-
Y. robert = Nithefr, St dohn's church.
Wythesiile: Charles Wooinough, Greenwood
telsb, Automatic county; A. q. Wyntoop,
Eecsford parish. Shenandoah county; Albert
bakcr, Christ church, Winchester: ia
cob Hofcianger, 81 Iohnk Bampton
Dr. william G. Dabney, Christ church, Char
loHesvillc; W. y. Hurt 81. Andrews. Pittsylva-
nis connty. y. X. Page, Grace chur b, Albemarle
county Frederick W. Page, Christ church. Char
lotissyiile. Eppa Rixey, 81 stephena. CuIpeper
courthouse James II. skinner, Trinity church.
ttaunton George y. sherman, wilmer parish,
Prince Edward county: VI. W. Thornton, Triui-
Orange.
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THE METHODIST CONFERENCE.
Report of the Churoh's Position ON the
Subject of Temperance.
iBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l

lBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l
ST. Louis, May 2Q--in the Methodist Episcopal
Church Conference this morning the Committee
on Temperance made a long report, in which
they define the position OF the Church on the
subject OF Temperance, and give the result Of
extensive INQUIRIES Of various conferences
throughout tho country e. to the attitude OF
churches and their members in regard 10 the
uss OF intoxicating beverages their manula'-
ture ard salo, and license or prohibition.
Tho cornmittoe say Ia substance:
First We are convinced that II any more ad-
vanced position u possible 10 take than me ono
which the Methodist Episcopal Church, south,
,cgipies to-day upon the question OF temper
snce our membership ought 10 get reaoy az
once 70 takoiL We are emphaucaly prohibi-
non Church We stand out squarely Tor a conf
picte suppression Of liquor iranic. We oner no
romprcmise 20 and seek no terms from sih oil
this heinOus quality.
FACT that IN most sections there 10 very httlo
drinking among our membership
rrotrd We are able 20 state That Tor tue most
MT onr rhurch-members throw the full weight
81 fheir influence and authority as voters against
licensing tho l1quOr-tranc.
az En,,rtS Tosumony was uniform and unyary-
ing as 70 the fidelity Of our preachers Ia the
cause Of temperance. $500,
Fffth The evidence was practically universal
"a 80 the valuable wOrR Of the National Wo-
mans Christian Temperance Union in the cause
Of temperance. ...,..,.a
The raDort was unanimously adopted
the committee on the Spiritual state OF the
Church which was instructed TO prepare a con
demnaiion ~ worldliness for insertion IN the
Roof OF Discipline made O long report condemn
ing dancing, card-plsying, ihestre-soihs' az
tendance al rAce-cOurses. circuses, etc
Df. Phnpot, OF Texas, moved en amendment
,orovor the use OF tobacco aud opium, but IL was
,,,id ont of order as being Of the same nature IS
he resolution offered by the Doctor last week
and which was Indefinitely postponed. The
hector Welded with poor grace, and said as no
a. down, want II 10 50 forth TO the world that
TITS General Conference refuses 70 consider the
~. Duncan, OF Tennessee. as author OF the
o,igin FL resolution on worldiness, which caused
I'll mo discussion aud wrangl0 over the question,
r,oyed an amendment providing for a change ia
the aiscipllne, but II was ruled out OF order. no
conSemned the report as having gloasea over
,,,e syiis II was intended 70 Condemn lhero
Wa eyidenuy a disposition growing "a me
cnnrch 10 cover up concessions 70 worldiinesA
- N there Is pill In that report" tne poc.or
shanted. " IL has been 30 sussr-coatco ths' you
will never taste H." .. t..,,,,a
Rev. AIR. Hess wanted the utteranoe 10 inciuoe
,artng owning, raising, or selling race-nofsoss
- niSs,,,latiu q land bOome, buying aud seiinR
iottery tickets, renting buildings IN wnaen liquor
trasfle A. carried on. and owning OF eoitiag Gun,
day DaDars, but hts motion vas votei uonn ana
the report OF tho committee was Aoopso" w
largo majority.
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NAV YORK COTTON FrrUWgt

nav Yosx. May 0.-Cot,on-Ns, receipts
none. grosa. zoos hales. Futures closed sieaiy.
Salc5. 1880 balcs May, l2sSaH2sY; june,
sl2. 3lasiaji July, tl2 Basi2A August, tla.o;
September, sli.Wsiiu; October i0>.afie~
November. go taati07O December, tioo.s
go January. Slo.10asi01: February, tl1'is
80
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syivsnss, siassc DO western. vniss, s;xsset.i
"a 90 mlzed. ssss'a traded NO. wsns:
good to fair, xssoc Hay nat; prime 20
choice timothy, fi2spsti1 Provisions 9uist
Mess-pofs Old. tiSS5; new, ei3ta buls-
meats goo.s,-snoyidssr skc; Iops.sls, ss
and ciear-nb sides, SIC. ussr-picslcd
shoulders, 6Ae.; sGgsr-carei smosod sboui-
dors 74c Hams. emsil iikaIsHc; hrsss
i0aiic Lard Refined. 7i.c crudo, e5s6fc.
Butter dull end wesS creamery, fsnsy, nc. 40
fair 10 choice, ISc. do iraltaiiop. lealsr.
iadIe, fancy. 100. good 10 choicc. ssec store
parked, sasc. grass, i7c. Ergs nrm: vesisrn.
iac. Coffee dun ana quiet; Rio earsoss, fair,
i9xc. No. :, f7hc. Sugar steady; graanisteds
8 f-iec. copper fairly seti,s and scsrce 70
nned. i3kaffc whistey firm q, fi.03sti.i1
Fresehts 20 Liverpool pcr steamer dun. Cot
ton 2oc nour i9r. 81. grain. iEd.: Corr Tor or
dera, aSazSod. rales--whest, 600 basnss:
corn. 5000 busheis
CHICAGO.
CHicioo, May 2l--Cssn quotations. wore;
Flour unchanged. No sprins whes', sse<Se.
No. rel, gsae5c. No. 2 corn. 8kc. No oats,
g7,.c. Messpork. sl221 Lard. fA0 short
ribs, & e5asa IS shoulders,- faioaso.A short
clear, s17sasasA Whekey, tLo2
-
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FlNe-cUT
Tobacco-Nia Heard by the
WAYS and Observation-Disclosures Also.
IBy telegraph 70 the pispatch.l

Ways and BIeans-Maltsters Also.
lBy telegraph to the Dispstch-l
WAHIyGroN, May 2O.-The Ways and
Means Committee this morning gave short
hearings to representatives of several in
dustries which seek TO have amendments
made to the tariff bill before ;he final vote
is taken. The fine-cut tobaccO-manuiac-
turcrs were represented by j. Lorillard, Of
New York: DR.. Spence. OF Cincinnati; A.
c. Marshall. of Dayton: Orcn Scotch, j.
Il. Lowery, ID. G. Hum, and ]. c. McGraw,
of-Detroit. They wanted the committee
10 forbid the use of wooden pals and
wooden packages for packing tne-cut to-
bacco, as they were frequently reflled by
retailers with inferior grades, TO the injury
Of choice brands.
REPRESENTATIVE Farquhar, Of New York,
introduced John X. Manning, of Buffalo,
and II. c. Cullen and Mr.. Irwin, Of Oswe-
70. representing the MASTERS of New
York State, who entered a vigorous pro-
test against the proposition to increase
from 10 per cent. 30 30 per cent. the duty
on barley. One OF the speakers said that
the mailing industry Of Oswego repre-
sented capital of $lO00O,O 900, and that the
increase Of duty would damage that IN
terest TO the extent Of So 0O0,000.
Representative Mason Of Illinois, want
ed all bristles made dutiable at 10 cents
a pound. Raw hristles are placed on the
free list IN the bill, bat prepared stock IS
dutiable at 30 per cent at CGlOrem.
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STONYMAN'S HOTEL.
LuraY's Coming COmmencement-Another
New Furnace at shenandoah.
lCorresponlcnceo Of tho Kchmond DlspAtch.l

Correspondence OF tho Richmond Dispaichl
LURAY, Va, May ~, 1890.
Rev. ]. =. Lake, d. D., Of. Fauquier
county, Va, has accepted IN invitation to
deliver the address before the Philolethcln
literary Society of the Luray Female In
stltute al the coming commencement exer-
cises. 10 be- held on the 10th day Of June,
and Rev II. NJ Wharton. of Baltimore,
the president of the Institute Company,
will address the school.
Work Is progressing upon the new hotel
now being built upon StOnyman, one Of
the highest peaks in the Blue Ridge, IN this
county. and 10 IS said the building will be
ready for occupancy about toe middle Of
next month. The view from St0nyman is
a magnificent one, and It is proposed to
convert the place into a summer resort. 4
number Of cottages will also be built aud
grounds and drlveways land of, &c.
A pr0iracted meeting IS now in progress
H. the Methodist church in this place, con-
Quoted by the venerable DR.. Leo ROsser,
and large crowds attend the services
nightly.
It's reported that another furnace will
soon be located at Shenandoah, formerly
Mines, in this county, and land and i'm
proyement company recently organized
there mas already disposed Of u large
amount of its stock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-21

NEW YORg. May ~ The stock market was ir-
regular to-day 10 its movements. and until the
last hour was much less active than any day Tor
few weeks back. and while the general tone OF
tho list was dropping, there were few specially
strong spots which served 20 give character 70 tho
dealings, which otherwise would have shown
some weakness TIE London market came ma
terisllY lower this morning. and there was free
selling Of London favorites az the opening.
Ssies-iisted. 4iS0C0 shares: unlisted, &,0O
shares.
Erening. Exchange quiet and weak a, asia
sS6 Money ciOse at 6sl0c. closing offered ~ -.
SUB Treasury halances-COiu, si6s, 96i, coo; cur
rcncy, s5.s0l0G. Governments dull bus steady
bid. ex. interest state bonds dan bus steady.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-21
EARNED Success.

Our Boys ami Chlldrens Department
he's walked ahosl Of last years busi-
ness-blg as Il vas We arc not bossilng-
but We arc proud OF IT, We wouldn't
have increased a penny's worth II We
were not superiorly equipped. Its one
thing 10 ait down and tell about stock
aud another thing to sAoc 81. Talks
cheap. Its considerable presumption
for Il concern to show design or two and
sag This is our ,sste-its the hest-taks
that"
Only thing you want to be assured Of Is
QUALITY. Then If tho variety is shown
to you yourl use your urn good taste. You
know the only house IN town that brings
all tho novelties OF the European and
American markets right 70 your door is
OURS. You want this seasons styles
this season-Hot merit You don't want
them preached up to you as scarce-end
consequently high-whether they are or
not. You've had falling out with fancy
prscos and we don't blame you.
Wouldn't wonder II we had helped that
along a littlo-bv always anchoring every
thing to tho shortest-price cable.
our stock Is al,eays complete-stln
ihere's always something new coming in.
We're going TO do the Ladies Blouse
Waist business this season. We kept too
quiet last year. You hardly expected to
find them with vs.. NOW YOU KNOW
THEY'RE HERE. We can't tell you
about the ratterns-you'u have to see
them-and the Boys Waists-too-Per-
Gales, Linens. or Flannels-we've hum
dreds Of patterns-mainly tho "SIar -
you know why.
Anything you can think Of for the Boys
or tho Children we've got
4. sAKs & COMPANY,
COMPLETE JUVENILE OUTFITTERs,
1903 MAIN STREET.
tmy2ll
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-21

1856. In 1876 he was elected president III .,
Emory College. In 1882 he was made 49,
for the Slater fund. DE-. Haygood y ..n ns
nent as an author. His latest work W. We,
" The Man of Galilee.n and 1t IL haVihs'""
unprecedented run. re-
DIR. Oscar Z. Fitzgerald was born IN o, III,
well county, N. G., August r.. 1873. iiU o
graduated at Oak-Groye Academy, ~
Rockingham county. N. g. He. for ions
time lived in California. where he was eq IL
tor of several religious papers. In lsIo h9
was elected editor Of the Nashville CIenh.l
Christian Adrocaie the official organ OF tne
Methodist Episcopal Church, South. when
nnaiiInrl hn mn, Gle
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-21
nlarnnnd Dnst.

Philadelphia BrotherhoOA): Phlladelphiss, 3
base-hits, s; orrors, I. Cleyelands, :; base-hits
5: errors, , Batteries-Sanders and Mllligan
Bakcly and Sutcllne.
Philadelphia Neaguo); Chicagos, 3 base-hits
3: errors, p fhilsdelphias, 2; base-nits, -; er.
rors t. MISREPRESENTATION and Maggie; Gleason
and Clements. Earned runs Philadeiphias, 3.
Brooklyn (Broth9rhoOd) Brooklyns, g; base
hit-, 4: errors, s. Buhalos, 3: base-hls, 10:
errors, 2. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Cook Keefe
Person ami MACK. Earned run5-BroOklyns )
Two base hlta-AndrnMa.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-21
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

TUESDAY, May 20. 1890
SNEs-FlRsr BOARD.-iOO0 Virginia per
cent ut 6S 1900 DO. at IS; 800 Georgia Pacific Us
at79sc.
fnoet,, ,,o..,io,s a. ths 9tooS Exchange.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-21
BOLD BARKEEPERS.
They Openly Defy the City officials and
state Officers.
By telegraph 20 tho Disps,ch.l

KANSAS CITY. May 2.-A Topeka special says
the dealers IN original packages are becoming
moro and moro bold and defiant. To-day three
OF them hired threo carriages. In two Of each
of them the saiOpn-keepers placed themselves.
ON the opposite scat thoy placed Kegs of beer
and grouped around Thorn original packages Of
Whiskey, brandy. and wine. on tho seat beside
tho driver was placed n kegOf beer. and on top Of
il n foamiug glass Of tho beverage. Thus equip
ped thcy drove through tho principal streets OF
tho city AMI finally halted a. the on
trance OF the capitol grounds and under
the worry shadow Of tho state House. There
they offered FOR sale - the state Oficcrs
passing in and out their original packages.
Socreiary-Oi-Staie Allen became 50 enraged that
lie teephOncd 20 the Chief Of Police b arrest tho
salOOn-mcn for disturbiug the peace. At the
approach Of no bluo-coats the saloOu-mO drove
AWAY
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-21
lNFANTICIDE.
A Negro Father Charged with Killing His
Child In the Mothers Absence.
fcnacfai falsgror,, 10 ma DtsDatchl

I7F70'7'' 'VE0e 1111I ID W -
FkRMvILLs, Va, May 20.--'John Booker tco-
loredl was to-day put under arrest in Cumber-
land county, charged with the murder OF his
three-months-old child. The circumstances which
led 10 the suspicion OF the fathers guilt are as
follows: The mother was In Farmyille. leaving
OF age. When she returned home the baby was
dead, with marks OF yi0len.e upon us
head IS II Il had been struck with
some blunt instrument which produced
bruises and death. To-day the little girl VINO
sence testified that the father came in soon after
the mother had gone and struck the baby seye-
7 al times with his list and then went out prs.
Winston and Irving will hold post-nortsm ef-
animation en- to-1aorKow.
The SD Intelligence Of the death OF MIA VIZ
liam j. Dance was received here to-day, which
occurred at her home at Powhstan Courthouse
vesferday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-21
HURT NOT A CANDIDATE.
Malone and sherman Against Johnston
Blaine for Him-Who VIII Win?

Correspondents Of tho Richmond DIspstch.l
DANvuLE. May 20. 1890.
State-Senat0r John l.. Hurt. whose name
has been prominently mentioned in con
nectlon withthe congressional nomination
from this district. has written a letter 70
the editor Of the Danyille Rgis7' in which
he says he Is not candidate for the posi-
ton. Mr. Hurt has many friends III the
county who would be glad 10 see HIM in
Congress, believing as they do that hc
would make q most useful representative.
The venerable DR.. George W. Dame viii
attend the Episcopal Convention at
Fredericksburg this week.
There seems 90 be but little doubt that
General Malone is making a fight in the
United States Senate % prevent the con-
frmation of John Henry Johnston az post
master at Danyiile. IL is said that the
Sherman influence Is actively at work
against Johnston. while the Blaine IN
iluencr is for him.
Colonel. y. 81. Neal has boon elected
president 90 tho Danviile Academy OF
Music. and the building has been leased 20
Dir. John J. Hoyt for the next season.
Hamilton WOOlwinc, of Stuart, who was
recently shot hy Joseph Staples, is doing
well, and there Is now every promise that
he will recover.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-21
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

NAY %, Istl.
Auction offerings on Change to-day 90 pack
ages. and taken in. Highest price. sH; low
est 50c.--ayerage, sil.G0.
Internal-reyenue collections: Cigars and CT
garettes, f6SL5s: tobacco, sa,l926Oi special tax,
s7gsO-totai, s39ia9a
Private sales +: Filters. 3; smokers, cuttors,
Is: wrappers. Il, aud darks, T-totsl. g. hogs
heads.
sun-cured auction sslos showed full prices and
spirited bidding. with a gOodiy number Of
crops and planters represented on Change. Pri-
vate sales. considering the depleted old stocks,
were very good. Market firm. Deliveries heavy.
Receipts light. Manufacturers all fairly busy.
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Episcopal Diocese, Co..,

MONTGOMERY, Ala, May so.-Ths Diocesan
Council Of the Protestant Episcopal Church met
IN annual s1,, SESSION ners to-day, the venerable
nearly doubled It's mbershlp In ,ha na., TWO
years and Is In most nourishing cons,,,en Ths
bishop will read bis annual address 70 me
dioceeo tomorrow. "o'o " 49,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-21
BURGLARS BREAK OUT
or West Virginia jail and Escape-A
Posse in Pursuit.
lspoclal teloerarn to the Dlspa,ch.l

Especial telegram to the Dispatchl
PARSKRsBURG, ". VA. Nay a0.-At Grafton
". Va. last night John Henderson and }. W..
Mc,'emar. well-anovn burglars. broke Jail and
escaped. NcNcmGr Ia the man who recently
cleaned out a ieweiry store az simpson, ". Va,
taking all the goods gld even the jewellers tools
aud pen and ink. Tie boxed them up. brought
them here. and Was preparing 10 go into busi-
ness for himself whom he was arrested A posse
H. ptifauiur TIA man
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-21

COTTON REPORT.
Market frm.
QUorArIosA
MIDnLisG, llkc
Low hIDDLTsG, I0Hc.
GOOD ORDIsAAy. lDc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-21

LOUISVILLE. KY. May 20.-First rRce-a milo
and one hundred yaris-CRsiaway won: Clamor
second, Mary II. Third. Time, l;5SH.
Second race-ono mile-Brookfll won Handi-
" senaph0re second. MoOrneld third. Time, l:52
Third race--one aud one eighth miles-Gl0ck-
ner won; ia ia second, Hypocrite third. Time,
2:02N.
Fourth race-one mie-Jake Miller won; Sill
yer King second, Eli third. Time, l.f9.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-21

pnIPLES, black heaGs. red. rough. chapped,
w and oily SKIN prevented by CUTlCURA SOAP
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-21
WASHINGTON CONFEDERATES
Meet and Arrange to Come TO Richmond
m the TwenfY- Ninth.

on the Twenty-Ninth.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
WAsHINGToS, ID. C., May 20, 1890.
A large and enthusiastic meeting OF ex-Ccn-
federates was held here last night.
CAPTAIN L. w. Anderson, OF General Wilcox's
C. : Az staff, was chosen chairman, and W. G.
King. Norfolk Light Artillery Blues, GarnetVs
battalion, secretary.
uniform was adopted, and a resolution that
the organization would leave Washington on the
1857 A. ". train May q, 1890 for Richmond was
passed. 10 was further agreed, subject 70 1nal
orders, that tho organization woHld fan In be-
hind X. Il. Lee Camp, " Alexandra, Va, whose
uniform was copied.
The organization will probably carry about one
hundred men