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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-08
NORFOLK'S PRIMARY.
To-Day's voting-Norfolk County Truck
ers Gin Glover" y Portsmouth's
Union Depot-yiilard's Visit.

ers ain Glover" y Portsmouths
Union Depot-viilard's Visit.
Correspondence OF tho Richmond Dispa,cn.l
49, NoRFoLK, May 7, 1890.
The work Of canyassing the vote cast OF
Yesterdays primary was not completed IN;
I'll late this morning. A very full vote o,
the party was polled-perhaps the largest
ever known-and the contest for several OF
the positions was very close and caused
considerable excitement. Hardly anything
is discussed in Norfolk TO-DAY but the prl-
mary. The following officers were nomi-
mated: For Mayor. Frank Morris; CITY
Sergeant. L. i. Dornin: Commonwealth 5
Attorney, Thomas III. Wilcox; Street-ln-
spector. William J. Butt: Physician 10 the
Almshouse, Dr. J. q. Riddick; Keeper OF
Cemeteries. G. c. Lee. Tomorrow viii Do
the concluding day of the primary and CITY
collector, city attorney, keeper OF tine
almshouse, sealer of weights and measures,
and city gaueer will be voted for.
The truckers just now are in happy
mood. They have had abundant rams,
everything IS growing finely. and they are
shipping their crops 10 market and iar
prices are realized. If the Irish potatoes
get IN on a good market the Norfolk county
truckers will be in clover" this season;
Daylight finds everybody in the fields hard
at work now, for the green stun must Dc
picked. packed, and shipped by every out
gong steamer. :.
The Democratic primary election IN
Portsmouth commenced to-day and Will
end tomorrow night.
THE CONTRACT SIGNED.
The contract between the city Of Ports
mouth and the Seaboard and Roanoke
Railroad Company aud the Atlantic and
Danville Railroad Company for the, cree
ton of a union depot was signed to-day. =,
Mr.. Henry Willard, the millionaire rail-
road magnate. is stopping at Virginia
Beach. He Is favorably impressed with
this section of the country.
Mr.. J. Campbell Groner has been ap-
pointed agent of the Atlantic and Danyille
railroad IN Norfolk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-08
PALMETTO EPlscoPALlANs.
cluded from Their Convention.
IRx talsgraph 70 iha pisnAtchI

CHARLESTON, 9. c., May The centennial
celebration of the Episcopal Diocese OF South
Carolina was held here to-day in tho presence Of
1000 people. The services were conducted by
Bishop Howe aud ten clergymen after the An
glican Church ritual.
The Diocesan Convention met this afternoon
aud pertectcd an organization with the cclored
cleTgy men on the Bishops list
vote Il 70 be taken tomorrow on An amend
ment to the constitution 10 provide thar no CO
lored clergymen shall hereafter % admitted 10
the convention. The probability is that the
amendment Will be passed by large majority.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-08
Washington Gossip.

WAsHINGros. May THE Senate hiss
confirmed the nominations Of J. ". CAST,
Virginia, supervising inspector OF steam
vessels tor the Third district Norfolk,
and w. j.. Vanduser, postmaster, hisslm-
NEE, Fla.
The House Committee on War Claims
after hearing argument by Representative
McCOmas has reversed its action in voting
10 report adversely the bill appropriating
1921, 500 TO reimburse the towns of Frede-
rick, Hagerstown. and Middletown. Md,
for the ransoms levied and exacted by
General Jubal A. Early. in July, 1864. and
to-day the bill was fayorably reported 10
the House.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-08
Senator Beek's Funeral
fu,.,o,...-a,,bt IN tina DisDatch.l

IrxsGros, Ky, May THE congresdona
train bearing the remains Of Senator james u
HsrE win the pail ne4rers and escort, reached
MS city az o'clock ihis aite,noop and was met
Sv n large cone0arse OF citizena The cashet
~ ,isced 40 a hoarse, aud, escorted by the
CONGREGATIONAL party, proceeded 10 the Southern
prcshvterian church, where II was deposited la
front o. tbe pulpit aud where 1t viii remsln IN
state unti morn tomorrow, "nen sno's ses' ,.
Wy fiartIstt, officiating. and the dead soma
TOR viii DO lid beside bis vile and children In
Lexington cemetery.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-08
CLARKE-CUNNlNGHAM.
Bishop Peterl.in Makes a Couple Happy at
st. Adams.
Special telegram to the Dlspatch.)

CuARLHsroN. W. Va, May AT $3.50
o'clock this afternoon at the home of the
brides parents, near st. Adams, Miss Eve
lvn Cunningham and DIR. l.. W. Clarke
were united in marriage IN the presence OF
a large number of friends: The BRIDE Is
the eldest daughter of Colonel John S.
CUNNINGHAM. president OF the County
Court of Kanawha county, and has wide
circle of friends. DIR. Clarke Is one of the
leading physicians of st. Adams. The
ceremony was performed by the Right
Rev. Bishop Peterkin, of the Diocese OF
Vast VirOinia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-08
TWO TRAINS CRASH TOGETHER.
One Passenger Killed and Five or Six
Others IDiured.
IBy telograph 70 the Dlspatoh.

ALLENTOWN, PA. May AT Gas o'clock
this morning a New Jersey Central express
train ran into h-Yalley New York
passenger train at the grade crossing OF
Union Street. this city Two OF the Lehigh.
Valley passenger-cars and the engine of
the New Jersey Central train were thrown
on their sides. A young lady passenger IN
the Lehigh-Valley train was killed and I'VE
or SIX Others injured. but not seriously.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-08
RAILROAD LIN KA
T,ARMVILLE AND POWHArAN
II RAILROAD.

T,ARMvILLE AND POWHArAN
II RAILROAD.
GENERAL OFFICES, 70s EAST MAIN STREET.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT APRIL 10, 1870
ARRIVE AT sIcaE0SD.
s.ax A. NJ. Gle Richmond and Dsnviiie railroad,
from Farmvillo, Antioch, Mchse,
Cumberland Courthouse, sunnysice.
TobsccoyilIe, Bailsyiiie, Bslons, Pow
hatan Courthouse, Eppes's fails,
Wintsrpock. and sxinquarter
fa.is p. n, rio Richmond and Petersburg rail-
ROAD, from Wintsrpock, summit, Per-
due, Beach. and ferdisy.
LsAvs RIcnHosp
500 p. NJ. sia Richmond aud DAnvfile rairoad.
fer Easmvllle. Cumberland Cougl-
house. Poshatan Courthouss. aud all
intcrmediate pointA
Sis p. NJ. ga hichmond and Petsrpbufx rail-
road, for Hppss's Falls, wintsrpock,
and all intermediate poiutA
All sratns daily except sunday.
For tickets, baggaec~checkn. time tAblea &C.,
cali upoa A. W. GAhDEH Richmopd and psu-
Vile rsilsosa, aud hichmena aad Psssrsburs
railroad. r. - BUCKINGHAM.
General russenesr Aeenk
JAxss n wSRrH. General Manages. spW
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-08
OUTLAW CAPTURED IN KENTUCKY.
Admits Three Homicides and No End OF
Burglaries-All Quiet in Poca-
hontas-Pulaski Sales.
rsnecinl telogram to 40 Dispatch.l

IyNcBBURG. VA, May 7.-Dctectivo
Knox passed through this city this after
noon on the east-bound Norfolk and West
ern train, having under his charge the
noted Baltimore outlaw ana burglar WI
liam Sulings, whom he captured Monday
evening last in Kentucky after most des-
uerate fight. In an interview while on the
Train here Sulings talked freely. he SAID
he left the northern cities and moved 10
kentucky ia order to try and reform,
knowing that reformation among has old
pals YVES an impossibility. He said he had
settled down and was already living bet
ter life when the detective pOunced down
on him. He SAYS he used no weapons
when he resisted Knox, "a he used to DO
when attacked by officers, for the reason
that he wanted no more blood on his
hands.
ONLY KILLED THREE.
When asked about the report that he had
killed eleven men he said: Tins IS I'M
true never killed but three men, and
all three were killed in self-deience. l
never desired 10 shed blood. but II was
forced on me-" As TO the number OF burg
laries he had committed, he stated posi-
lively that ho did not know how many he
had been engaged IN. Smiling, he SAID
they were almost beyond computation"
He is confident that he Will go TO prison
over the matter, stating that there was
no use to anticipate
AN INTELLIGENT CRAcKsAfAN.
Sulings is tall. heavily built, muscular
man. about forty years Of age, intelligent,
and conyerses easily and freely about him
self. He has been engaged in the burglary
and crooked business twenty-three years.
and saws he mas had many thrilling and
hair-breadth escapes both from death and
CAPTURE. Detective Knox puts very little
faith in Sulings's talk Of reformation, and
said he used that to hoodwink him into re-
taxing his vigilance, but he was wasting
breath.
Bishop Van de Vyver, the recently-con-
secrated bishop of this diocese and wear
apostolic OF North Carolina, Will be IN this
city on Trinity SUNDAY and will admins
ter the Sacrament of confirmation to a
number of candidates. This will be the
first visit Of the new Bishop to this city
since his elevation TO the episcopal chair.
STRIKE DENIED.
II was reported here last night that all
the miners in the POcahontas region had
gone on a strike. This is denied by the
Secretary of the POcahontas Coal Company,
who saws tonight that there IS no trouble
in the coal region and not likely TO be any.
A telegram has been received here from
Fluvanna county announcing the death To-
dav of Mrs Matte Wooling, slster-ln-law
Of the Messrs. " ooling in this city.
The sales of leaf tobacco here to-day
amounted to 100000 pounds. Prices were
very good and the market active.
The United States Court will open al
Abingdon on the 9th instant.
One hundred and hfty-one thousand DOL.
lars worth OF lots were sold IN Pulaski
City yesterday in two hours and mne MIN
utes AT public auction. The highest pnce
paid for any lot was 81, $40.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-08
Bids for Georgia Bonds.

ATLANTA, Ga. May Bids were opened
to-day by Governor Gordon and Trea-
surer Hardeman for 81. 300, 900 bonds of the
State OF Georgia IN the denominations Of
900 each, the bonds to be dated July l..
1890, and to moture-$100, 900 January 1,
1917, and 100000 each year thereafter un-
til the series is exhausted. Three bids
were received. The first was by G.. A.
Speer, who offered to take the whole lot at
per cent. Patrick Calhoun offered Lie
per cent. premium for $4,000 worth of
the bonds at 80 per cent. The next bid
was made by John II. Inman. who bid for
the whole issue at 81 per cent. interest. 1T
was decided by the Governor and Attor-
ney-General TO let Inman have the bonds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-08
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

WEDNESDAY, May z. 1890
SALEs-FIRsT BoARD.--l,O00 Virginia 3 per
cent. az 66A.
rros,n, 1uot,,ions At tns STOCK Exchange.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-08

Result of Portsmouth's Primary.

IoprCIHI ItICLIaIh ~ NO DI5VN7VH''
NORFOLK, Nav In Portsmouth tonight
the count of the vote al the Democratic
primary resulted in the renominatlon OF
Mayor j. Il. Baird, Commemorative ttor-
ney r. r. Griffin, and High-Constable b..
I. Anderton. The nominations are equiv
alent To an election.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-08
Southern Travellers Association.

10y FVtNsI EI7aI - VI" E''p'fF71IsI
ATLANTA. Ga. May The Southern Travel
lers' Association elected the following officers for
tho ensuing year: President, :. u. Weisiger. Au-
gusta: First Nce-Presdent. \. W. Kennedy, Ma
con Second Nlrc-President, Mark Strauss, Jack
sOnvile: Third Vlce-Presidsnt, V. A. Moore,
birmingham: Secretary and Treasurer. j. r.
Watts, Union Point II was decided to hold the
next convention la Augusta.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-08
MAEsRH AllE&

ALVEY sTARKE-Msriej. at 81 Johns
Episcopal church, April ~, 1890, oy Rev Lewis
". Burton. rector. Mr. JOHN 4. ALVEY 20 Miss
MARY SAVAGE sTARhE: both Of this city.
-GWATHMRY. Married, April
81, 1890 a. the FIRST Baptist church, this city, by
Rev Dr. George Cooper. assisted by Rev. W. W:
Lsndrum, ID. D., T. l. MONTAGUE 10 HELEN
GWATHNEY, daughter OF the late Dr. W. II.
CWathmey.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-08
A shooter Shot,
NHUts
IRY talagranh 10 thu nia,.A.At

ATLANTA, hay .-n ;. Roberts, foreman IN
coisin-factory, attempted TO shoot Burton Smith,
prominent young lawyer. upon tho streets Of
Atlanta to-day. smith succeeded in tsk,ng the
pistol away from niia. la The scufne Il was dis
aud buryipg itself IN the leg of A negro specta-
tor. Tho trouble grew on, 81 litigation ia which
smith was attorney.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-08
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

reported for the Disps.ch.l
MAY7, 1898.
Auction offerings on Change to-day, ~ pack
ages; highest $3.50; lowest, 81; average, taoA
There we're no reflections.
Internal.reyenue collections; Cigars and e.
garettes, S7ss.2b tobacco, ss,sso22; special tax
f26d. a0-toisl, ti.4s7.7
Private sales reported to-day: Filters. ~
smokers, 3; wrappers. IL; dsrks, H-totai' 90
hOgsheads.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-08
TIE QUEBEC HORROR.
The Loss of Life Nariousiv Estimated, but
Great Enough at Rest.
tBy telegraph 10 the pispatch.'

LoNGuB PoNTE, QUEBEC, MAY The
Sister Superior Of the nuns who conducted
the Eastern Asylum places the loss OF lives
in Yesterdays fire at twenty, possibly
fifty. DR.. Du Duet, Government Medical
Inspector, thinks the loss viii reach at
least sixty. The consensus of opinion IS
that 1t VIII net be less than one hundred
and perhaps double that amount. One
hundred male patients We're quartered last
night in the stables of the institution and
one hundred females in tho laundry. Tho
loss is placed as high as S1,5O0,OOO; in
surance, $500, 900 in the Royal OF London,
which rcinsured this amount IN eight
other companies. DR.. Du Duet asserts that
the suppoSition is not correct that all the
men patients were saved, as some perish
ed.
TIIE HORROR INTENSIFIED.
MONTREAL. May As the full details OF mo
Tongue Ponie Asylum Are become known THO
horror Is Intensified. IL Is known by inc last re-
mort TO the Quebec Government that there wore
$50 iumates instead of 1900; and this much Is
certain. that no one will ever know the NUMBER
Of victims. From collateral information IL must
DO that there are 100 dead. Ii is now known tha1
many OF the wards were locked, and thst In cases
where the fremen did not break In the doors
whole roOmstul persisted miserably.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-08
MARKET REPORTS,
AND I'm CONNECTION THEREWlrH THE
WEATHER INDICATIONS
NEW YORK AND nIcHssoND STOCKS
Daily Reports from Both Boards-Coston'
Grain. Flour. and othsr Quotations

lBy telegraph W the Dispsschl
WASHINGTON, May 7.-Forscass for
l KAHN Virginia, slightly cooler weather, east
erly winds, and rain.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-08
And sim Another Embezzler.


PHILADELPHIA, May M. EllwoO1 Lancaster,
a young man who carried on the business Of n
real estate agent at Oh Walnut street, has disap-
peared and Il Is charged that he hns embezzled
funds intrusted 10 him by various parties TO in
vest In real estate. Tho amount Is Yari0usly es-
tlmated al from 10000 70 10000
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-08
IT u. HYERS General Superintendent
4. III. EaaEsOS, General Passenger Agent

DICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG
III AND POTOMAC RAILROAD -schsduls
commencing APRIL -, losA-sasIern standard
tlmo.
s3aA. NJ. leaves Byrd-susos s.atiJa daily
stops only al Ashland, Boutwell,, Nil
ford. aai fredericksburg, Brooke Anf
Widewztor. sleeper W Washington
ani Now York.
ll:52 A. N leaves Byrd-sWset station daily. sr.
except sunday farlof Car, Rich
mOnd 10 Washington
esp. N. Leaves Byrd-s,rss, siAtioa daily
sleeper, RichnOnd - New YORK.
ssOA. NJ arrives at Byrd street station daily.
Sleeper from Ns~ York
g3s P. n arrives az Byri-suesl s.stion dAlU,
stops az Fredericksburg MILFORD
BON we'll. ani Ashland. sleeper iron
Washington and New rofk Does eos
stop a. kiba
s4sP. n. arrives a. Dyra-strees s'saos asiis
except sunday. Parior Car. Wash
ington TO MchmOni-
ASHLAND TRAINS
DAILY sxosrr susDirs
esA. n. leaves ElbA Arrives 81 AshisaiM
7S3 A. n.
&ooP. N. accommodation issyss Byrd-snsss
station arrives at Ashland 81 z. "
eelP. leaves Elba. arrives ~ Ashland -
1:eP.A.
s4sA. N. arrive. ElbA Leaves Ashland Ain
Az.
s@A N. accommodated arrives t Bryk
street station. iesrss Ashland AIN
An
e:isP. N. arrives at Elba leaves Ashiaad "
{. A. TAYLOR. frame Manager
1T. ID. AfzsS CeueraI saperintopdsat
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-08
Tiendish Suitor.

THY tHIcEthpu % Iue UIBpHICLI
OMAHA, NER., May AT FroepOrt, Banner
county. young man named ClarS, who has
been counting Miss Mcintyre. the daughter Of
wealthy parents, proposed TO her, and whom she
rejected him he shot hor IN the chest He thon
blew out his brains. The doctors say the girl
all 4
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-08
Yacht Capsized and Man Drowned.

WHEELING, W. Va. May THE yacht
Gertrude, loaded with people returning
from the baseball game, capsized in the
river to-day. T.. W. Wells, one of the lead
ing architects Of the city. was drowned.
There were many narrow escapes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-08

the general opinion that our preser'
worthy mayor. DR.. w. w. II. Thacss'o,ss ~
would meet with no opposition i9r ~
election. but to-morrow's Journal WIZ III. .,ho
tam the names of several gentlemen Nj Nj
are placed in nomination BY "Many Ci'',
zens."
INTERESTING ExERCIsEs-
The exercises incident to the closing o o
the Union Theological Seminary. whloIl
ended its session to-day. were Of universe,
interest. Rev. DR.. i. +. Preston's address
to-day before the graduating class was
veritable gem-subiect, The Relation o, o,
the Organized Church to Unorda,n,sui
Workers for Christ" The President OF cue
Board Of Trustees next delivered the diplo-
mas to the fifteen graduates. and also one
certificate, after which the session closed'
to be reopened next September.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-08
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. May T-Yirglnia Ss, 3sa39: North
ern Central stock, 81: Cincinnati, Washington
AID Bslhmoreg's, 69a79; do 3's, 81; CONSOLE
stock. Qsai(0.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-08
CHICAGO.
sALTIMORkl


BALrrMosy, May 7.-Cotton firm; midinng,
1i7ssl2c Flour quiet and Grim. Wheat-southern
steady and quiet; Futz, 9syc.; longoerry' s0a
Csc; No = e3Nssotc western asSn s sssss S SSly
91kc., seller: August. PC, seller Corn
Southern fsirly active: white, &c; yellow, ia
4oc.: Western easy; mixed, spot 49, ehSS'
Nay, i2Asa2%c.; June, 4lkeslka4sc.: july.
4ih al2c. August, 3lkail &c. steamer, ilc. bid.
Oats irm southern and Pennsylvania, 33s3sc.;
western white, 3-a3sc.: western mixed, doaSc. !
graded No. white, SIC. Rye steady; prime TO
choice, 6lsssc. HAY week primo TO choice TIM
othy, siSasi4. Provisions ~ m and unchangei I;
Mess-p ork-Old, SAB; new, $3.50 Buik-meas
Goose Shoulders, 5hc-; loug-clear and clear-
rib sidee, &C. Sugsr-pckled shoulders, ehc. !;
sugar-cursd smoked shoulders nc. Hams,
small ia slsHc: large, I0allc Lsrd-Renned.
7hc; crude, sAa6kc. Butter active ana I'M
changed; western ladle, l2sl3c. creamery, lgs
20c. Eggs fiat; western, ike. Coffee very dull;
Rio csrxoes, fair, i9kc. Sugar quiet; sofI
6 1-i6asl,c. Copper quiet and unchanged; re-
fined, I2ss a13c. Wbiskey hrm and unchanged
at sl09ssli0. Frelghts 70 Liverpool per steamer
entirely nominal; grain per bushei Ia, Sork'
for orders, p. Sd. Sales-Whest, llO,VOO bush
els corn, 81 bushels.
CINCINNATI.
CIsctSNArI May Flour steady Wheat
weaker: No. 2 rod, g3c. Corn easier; No. mixed,
CSC. Oats easter: No mixed. 19c Provisions
easier. FORK. SISSY. Lard, i60eN. shorl-tips,
$40; sh0rt-clesr, $650 Whiskey steady az
si0s -..
NEW YORK COTTON FUrURgS
Nrw YORK, May7-Cotton--Se receipts. none (;
gross, 5,3e7 bales. Futures closed quiet sales,
4I.010 bales: May, siLq0asilgl: June, silva
sil.0 July, siLeiatli95; August fll.Wstll.B
September. 81. 32atll.33: October fl1e2as lOej;;
November. SlQ6iasin65: December, slnosa
siO63: January, sl0.6lasl0.65: February, tl06sa
$i0Ga
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET
Reported for the Dispa,ch.l
MAY Market quiet No transactions re-
ported. Prime, 6kc.; extra prime, &C: fancy.
&C.: common, 2Na3Nc; sholed. Saic; factory
hsnd-plcked. 6a7hc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-08
The Gushing n Remarkable Craft.
f3y telegraph 10 tina ns.n.,.A,

WASHINGTON, MAY The Goyernmenrs new
torpedo-bost cushing TITS afternoon showed
Naval Anairs that the uovsrnnen h a. 10 her
very remsrksoie craft She not only steampd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-08
CINCINNATI.
- NEW YORK COTTON FurURg<
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET

lheportei Tor inc Dispach-l
MAY Market quiet. No transactions re-
ported. Prime. 6kc.; extra prime, &C: fancy.
&C.: common, 2Na3Xc; sholed. Salc; factory
hand picked, 6a7Ac
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-08
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND;
Y0RK-RIYER LINE,vr. WEST POINT
THE FAvoRITE ROUTE NORTH
LEAVE RICHMOND:

TRAIN No. 81, 50P. NJ
LOCAL EXPRESS, daily except sunday ssops
at All stations At Lester Manor connects vita
stage for wslkerton: with Baltimore steamer 81
" est Point
TRAIN No 81. as =. ".
BALTIMORE LIMITED. daily except sunday.
fo- West Point connecting With fors-hiver
steamers for Baltimore. Al baltimore steamers
connect with Baltimore and ohio railroad Tor
Washington. Philadelphia. and New YORK.
steamers leave Baltimore ?. N. daily, oSosps
Sunday. =, o.
A. N.
TRAIN No 10. 40 A. N.
LOCAL, MIXED. daily except sunday leaves
Tventy-elghih streeI for West Point aod intsr.
mediate potpts
Ticket-ofiiee at station foot Of Virginia street.
City ucketofico-cornsr Of Tenth aud saia
streets -
sol HAAS, JAS l. TAYLOR,
Traffic Manager General Passenger Agent
JOSEPH <. POTTS. Division Passenger Agent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-08
For sick Hoadaehs
.ronn,s AcIp PnospnArr.

UsK HoRsroRp's ACID PHOSPHATE.
DIR. NJ. W. Gray, Cave Spring Ca. says :
II have used It with perfect success IN
habitual ck-headache."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-08
SOUTHERN METHODlSTS.
The Eleventh Quadrennial Conference OF
Their Church-First Day.
nv telaoraph 10 the DispatchI

ST. Lorrs. May The opening session
of the eleventh quadrennial Conference OF
the Methodist Episcopal Church, South,
commenced in Centenary church, this city,
at Q o'clock this morning.
" p. Harrison. of South Georgia. was
elected secretary. and named as his assist
ants ". A. Gambler, Of North Georgia,
Mason of Alabama, and Tigert of Ken
lucky.
The rules Of the last conference were
adopted after considerable argument.
Rev. DR.. John Mathews delivered the
address of welcome to the lay and clerical
members Of the conference. Bishop Alpheus
Wilson, of Maryland. made the opening
prayer, which was followed by song os
praise by the entire assemblage. Bishop
Keener. of New Orleans. addressed the as
sembly on behalf the bishops. But little
other than routine work will be transacted
at to-day's session. About 500 delegates are
in atttedauce.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-08

The WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY was
clear and pleasant during tho day, with thun-
der-storm and heavy rain az night
Range Of Thermometer Yesterday: