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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-23
GOVERNMENT eINANcIsRlNe
'"' Fensien Payments-The az Per Cent.
bonds-The Gold shipments.
INV feIotSr.
lby telegraph TO tho Dispatch

Ia
WASHINGTON, May 22,-Secretayv Foa.o.
sasu TINS morning that he anticipafed no
uinouhy IN inoetng the quarterly ponSlon nav.
Jnnn esRrega'ing s2d, 100000, which fail duo
ncayIY a. i me eDallabio cash balance IL now
~ noti ~ Sih,OOO,00 and will 90 beyond 400 '
v,uV,uOO by tho carly part of june Nv reaaon =,
wy cVhuhOed excess Of reccipts over evnc,,h Al
s inc secretary said there would be no
70 lar rs he could see, for calling In
Wy OF the Govornmant deposits held nv Inc ne
S'vhhl banks 20 meet pension obiigations Thts
panN iund now amounts 10 S24 500 OOO eycly-
bursting officers. yum vi ui'-
Secretary Foster said further In respor.o a., T.,
qnitles on the subject that while n was no,
.nhIsogether settled, II more than likely tint
s5o o0e , don wouh give 10 holders of the
s3V'uVO,OOO AZ per cont bonds ontstandino
an opportunity 70 ronew those bonds after Ser,
tomDor lst 81 reduced rate OF Interest ~
1s,ecietaty said san Francisco banker had given
lhe opinion that these bonds c0uId no noateS -.
~ per cent interest: He however. ala nc,
mink such thing feaslble with an Interest rato
Oh less Than per cent. II was his imnreasIor
lnat nc matter would be settled definitely in .
short time. 'o'' ia
lie said that the recent gold shinrno,,s ,aO
clearly established one thing, and thnt was ~ a,
INC credit Of the United States was above thai III
the severest drain. W
Inc financial situation was considered NJ tho
Iheeung OF tho Cabinet to-day, but without result
., Unles5 the Secretary Of tho Treasury decides
70 continue the AZ per cent bonds beyond the
aate OF Their MISUNDERSTANDING lat next
Nlthout abatement Of interest, 10 will be neces.
sAry for him 10 give three months notice 10 tbe
pondholders Of his policy in regard 70 that loan
ms VIII have 20 be done under the law. either
IN case ne decides 70 redeem the bonds at ma.
tuty or In case he decides IL best 10 extend them
AT a reduced rate Of interest
o, circular ON this subject will be issued by tho
treasury Department in n few days IL will an.
nVuhce mat the present rate Of interest on The
| ~ per cent. loan will cease on Sentemher ist
ana win probably say that the holders OF All
such ponds rs DO not desire their redemption a,
ihst date may secure their continuance nt the
| the option Of retaining their bonds M n love,
rate OF interest II they desire to do 20 without
placing the Government IN the position Of asking
| for more time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-23
wACIEs.

1.-THE questioned wages is particularly
delicate. Justice exacts that an agreed
salary should be paid. At the same time
agreements entered into by workmen
ought to be respected. The State should
SEQ that these reciprocal obligations are
executed. An element of the question is
that a workman ought to be able with his
salary to provide the necessities OF life"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-23
SAD RESULT OF THE DAVIS FAILURE,
The President of the HiII Shoe Company
Commits Suicide.
[By tnleernnh 10 the nisnntch1

ME8PH1s, TENY., Nav 22.-The Hill Shoe
Company failed yesterday, and William
villas Ill., the president OF tho company. imne-
dlately thereafter committed suicide. The fail
ure OF the firm was directly due 20 the failure OF
The Lynn Davis shoe Company, which owed the
I'm Shoe Company between 100000 and
$500, 900.
President Hin received telegram from the
Lynn firm about o'clock yesterday advising
him 10 assign 10 protect himself. lie gave or
ders soon alter that this be done and without n
word left the store. lie went directly 70 his
home on Pontotoc street reaching there about g
O'Clock. Climbing over the rear fence he entered
the house by the back door and went 70 his room.
Hero he undressed, ana taking a Winchester
rifle nom its position over the fireplace, went 10
the bathroom where he shot himself. No men,
Der OF Mr. liill's family was al home and the Scr
want did not hear the shot The body was found
when cold by member Of the family who had
returned home for dinner. lie was thirty-two
years old, prominent in social circles, and a
nephew Of X-POstmasteT-General Villas.
Tho liabilities Of tho company are about
100000 and the assets 100000, the creditors
being principally eastern parties.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-23
COTTON CONSUMED.
FIRED BY SPONTANEOUS coMeus-
TON AT lAuRlN6URG, N. c.
A Missing Railroad Ageut--Commence
mcnt n; Chapel nm June 2d-T
Copy tho Direct-Tax Lists.
Tspecial Telegram 10 tho D,spatch.l

RALEIGH. NJ O., May PA FIRE at the
Roberdell Mills at Laurinburg burned
Ill bales Of cotton. 1t was caused by
spontaneous combustion Of some old bag
ging.
ACTING STRANGELY.
The railway agent at Southern Pines,
who was sent there from Henderson last
Tuesday. has gone no one knows where.
He left yesterday morning and was last
seen behaving in singular manner on a
road some miles from Southern Pines. His
namo Is Wheeler and II Is feared his mind Is af-
iected lie Is about eighteen.
STILL CAPTURED.
The revenue collector OF this district to-day re-
ceived report Of the seizure near Hadley's
Mills In Chatham county. of an Illicit distilery,
said 10 be operated by Henry Thomas.
Governor Holt goes 20 the State University
commencement at Chapel Hill June I'd. Notice
was to-day given the trustees 20 meet there that
day to elect new president Of the University.
FEMALE COPYIsTs.
Next Monday seven female cOpyists will begin
the work Of transcribing thchirect-tax lists, so
That the latter can DO sent TO the various cOun-
ties.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-23
"eniueky Republican State Ticket
MY falaprar.b ~ fks.

,. .-,1iNa ION. KY., May 22.-The Repuoli-
t.,.'n Convention closed It's iaDOrs by noIni-
NJ. ne following ticket For Governor, =. a.
a.. ai Sterling; Att0rney-General, l. Dc
q .e..-'W Newport; Treasurer, III Farmer,
u. i5ei superintendent Of Public lnstruc-
~, 40, Dodge, u Bofea; Registrar Of Land.
Co.,. y. d. a. kaTdin, Of Groenupi Clerk OF
nv Appeals, =. X. Blsine. Of Lexington
-. ''ltiOns adopted endorse President Har-
ca. A'mhi ration and the new keptutky
t,l.. "1i give every American citizen equal
0' a. Tue polls.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-23

Ss a,, persons alleged 10 have been connec,.,
q, ~. y. Irregular Appointments 20 minor tosst,os
=, VIC fension Once 20 the United STATE h,,
Ivy tor we District u Columbia for wha,syas ~
Vn u required by the law Clviiseryics Con-
r. Rsn,, hooeeyen to-day, in speakine Of Green
a. a.. nsu'a, Or, said that the commission waa M
st o pting up the case and that n has 49,,
sn y mas power to DO In the matter. IA has csisS
In,os 70 INC attention OF the Secretary Of he
.tctlor, the Secretary Of the Treaeur,, 90 ~ ~
nttoIney-GcneraI, and h Was In nua wy
ton. 'oa' inc secretary Of tho Interior took az.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-23
PHlLADeLPHINs SITUATION.
Public Interest undated In the sensa.
tional State of Things
fBy telegraph 70 the Dispatch.l

PHILADELPHIA, May 22.-Public interest
in the sensational developments IN the
affairs of the Spring Garden Bank, the Keystone
Rank. the flight of the indicted president oil the
latter institution and the resignation from ONCE
OF City-Treasurer Bardsley CONTINUES undated
to-day. ,,,.,.,. ,,.,,A.,
William IL. Wanamaker, ono OF Marsh's bonds
men. this morning offered reward OF sl,OOO
Tor the arrest Of the fugitive and he has employ
cd detectives 10 run him down.
An attachment was taken out this morning ng
TSeasurer Bardsley Is owner, by John and james
Dobson. the sureties on his bond. This morning
Mr. Bnrdsley made an assignment OF all his pro-
perty for the benefit OF the city 10 EDWARD W.
Argument was heard this morning before
Judges Finletter, Gordon, and Rea TO compel
MT. Bardsley 20 answer certain questions asked
him nv the committee OF the City Councils that Is
nIv inyestig the citys repositories. The de-
cision OF the court was that Mr.. Bardsley should
answer the questions.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-23
Ladies' Auxiliary to Meet.

The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Masonic
Home will hold meeting at noon en- the nrst
or second Tuesday in June I'M he co nmandefy
room al 81. Adams Hall. This mCe Ing Is tue
last the ladies will hold during the summer ana
they will make the preliminary arrangements
for the fair which will DO held In the spring
Mrs.James ii. Capers Is president OF the aa i1
larry Mrs. b. T.. August, secretary, and MISS
Sara Strauss treasgrer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-23

sprung. THIS time his neck wos broken and
/ death vas painless.
| Fully 5000 people Ind gathered from the
surrounding country, but In order 10 witnoss the
hanging they were obliged 70 resort 20 mop
| violence. a stockade sixteen feet high had
been erected Around the gnliows Just outside the
| jail. The crowd made q dash nc the fraii
structure and In twinklng II wae completely torn
| down, exposing tho gallovs 20 view. As soon as
this was accomplished the crowd became or
| DERBY and sheriff Jones conducted the prisoner
/ from the jail. He was accompanied by Father
| Haley, his spiritual adviser, and retained his
| cOmpOsure 20 tho end.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-23
His GuIlt Not Establlshed.

G. w. Pinket alias G. w. Smith (colored.
was before the Police Court yesterday charged
with attempting 10 pass forged check for 500
purporting TO be drawn by Fry & Son upon the
Citizens Bank. From the evidence given the
prisoner could not be Identified as the guilty
party and thefase was dismissed, but he was re-
auired TO give security for his good behavior.
George Washington (colored) was lined % and
costs for assaulting and beating Lewis Washing
ton. The accused was also charged with as
saulting and beating Susan Cox. This case wa;
continued until to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-23
The Diamnnd.
Try telegraph to tho Dispatch.l

lBy tcicSIdph W wy |-'f
IU,sp,NaToS. ID. c., May 22.-Io-days
Games Of baseball resulted as fohows'
Al washington lAssoclationl;, x; B Sa =,
az w. ~ S6in ions. II / OO2 3 10
tnnisyiiies % 0 0 20 y - 4
Rotteries-Foreman and McGuire; Enie''
DAY. and Ryan.
AT philadelphia (Associationl; 4; hh' s s
Cincinnat.........OO o o 2xLo 49,
Dntts,ies- Callahan and Mckeough; DWyer
and Vaughn. M r
At baltimore (AssOciation): X: m "a q n
paltimores ..........O
Coinmbug...........10 2 IN 1r,.,,a .
batteries - Cunningham ana io"nso"u :
FaBion and Connor'
Rain stopped the game
az p Boston 'A'' ''-'i 103 3o1 % y I
., y ouia.'......O 8 20 3 o % II
Rstteries-O'Brien, Daley. ana Farren' "i"'
9Th and Boyle. M II.
Az Cincinnati qeague): o,oos 10 4
Nn,S Yorks,...O o o o o III - ~ IA
I,stteries-Rhines and Harringtohi "oiSn "AN
Clark. n m T.
AZ 5SaSsiaads. .........0 o o o % 20 a
Slesein"O0 80 0 0 o l-3 10 .
Observation-Disclosures and thinner; Nichois "nN
CAMEL m, p;,,shnrgh-
AT Pittsburgh (Leaso@; dnnnnt Of rain
Rrooglyn game postponed ON accoun' =, -.
a, chieago d.eague); The Chlcag0,f niiou'''
mia game postponed on accouh' :" 'o-"'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-23

Grt1-l American cable to the Dispatch.l
....>. Nay 90 senior Maribanho CaryalhO,
= .r Minister % Finance, in an Interview to-
.r. shat be had run confidence In the
r.r "e country. Everything, he said,
r. b.. retrieved ny q strong Government,
...- .-.l upon serious economic reforms. The
uF" 1- De maintained, ought to favor the
rs ---.lt ~ large companies in Mozam-
.. 0-l.r Co develop the natural resources
g. ".t r..--.r -.
-. ,lrm.rr Il the coupons Of the Portuguese
gre ..I railroad bonds due July LIST is
-.. E1tt.-1sy received the members OF tho
~ .lat aud administered 10 them the oath
G. .--
I8E NEW CABINET o. KID.
L.,.v. NIy The new Cabinet has been
.. r,I ly the press. II seems probable
e. o.. Different parties In the Chamber OF
4 -u.- vl. be- completely reconstructed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-23
Springer for the Speakership.

SPRISoF1ILD. Ill, May 22.-Congress-
man William n. Springer has begun his nght Tor
the speakership Of the national House OF Repre-
sentatIyes. BY a unanimous vote and amid en-
thusIasm and cheers both branches Of the Gene
raj Assembly to-day adopted resolutions recon-
mending for Speaker the Hon. William NJ.
Springer and urging the Illinois delegation In
Congress TO use every honorable means 70 secure
Liz election.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-23
Ihe Frrnch Tnrir Debate.

Hy Aa:r.American cable 20 the Dispatch.l
PAS May y. in the debate on the
ta- b. D.. Chamber Of Deputies to-day the
tE' it- Government 10 make treaties was
.,--a. Ministers EibOt and De Freyclnet
I-.f..... that The Government has the right
i.a... D.. 'rr4.iss modifying even a minimum
g." 90. il- assent OF the Chamber. A mo
r..n.1 tn- fr-t article o. the tarlh bill as
t-" Do ,i.w of the Governments power TO
.--..- t.a minimum tariff was rejected by
~. .4- 90 TO-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-23
ren,I.p Killed. a Number Injured.

ttHr.-AmaIcan cable 70 the Dispatch.l
.tn'rg Wales, May pa terrible ac-
t--i took place to-day at the POnt-y-Pridd coli
..l- LAuiw.t, this (GlamOrgan) county.
4.t was caused by q bungie In hring
A re mine, which brought down por-
' Ola" roof, crushing ten men fatally aud In
'-.t r-mte- Of others-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-23
New sleepIn2-C Car Service Through Va.
TBy telegraph TO the Dispatch.l

ROANOKE, VA. May 22.-BeginnIng Sun
dav the 33th instant a through sieeplng-car SER
Wee viii run between Now York and New or
leans ria the Pennsylvania, Cumberland Valley,
Norfolk and Western, East Tennessee, Virginia
and Georgia, and Queen and Crescent railroads
Stons win be made at Roanoke, Bristol, Birming-
ham, aud other places In the new South. The
train will leave New York at $50 7. NJ. daily,
and the returning train will reach New YORK al
GAO p NJ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-23
AMntcn fnr Dr.. Trotmnn.

Rev. Mr.. Trotman. who has been as
slsting Rev. Hartley Carmichael since the latter
has had charge Of ST. Pauls church, has re-
signed his position as assistant rector TO accept
call In Alabama. He will take charge OF DIS
new church on the first Sunday in June. MI,
Trotman has been presented BY the yestry o.
81. Pauls with a handsome gold watch ana
chain as a token Of esteem.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-23
The Realization Cnses.

In the Henrico County Court yesterday
Judge Minor WAS engaged In hearing the case Of
George Coleman (colored), who had been refused
registration by tho registrar at ShoemakerS
precinct and appealed 20 the County Court.
After a thorough investigation the Court was
satisfied that Coleman was entitled 10 be regis
tered, and he directed an order to be entered In
STRUGGLING the registrar OF that precinct 70 enter
the name Of Coleman on his book.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-23
THE CHARLESTON AND THE ITATA
The Former Has Probably Passed rama
ma-No News of the Latter.
.-,.......A a., thu DisnatchI

. W.sH1SoroS. May 22.-The tact that the
Cbarleston has not yet reported her ar.
,ixaI M Panama Is now regarded by we nav
nensrtment az an evidence that the veseel dlu
MOI deviate from her course 10 go into fanans
~ ~, hss passed onward and southwark. 30 nc
pua arnected from her until she reaches one
~ ~ ,ba sonth American ports, probably Payta Of
CalIso. Peru, which Is not expected 20 happs,n
bafore Sunday evening. Meanwhile there Is aO-
solutely no news Of the ltata-
THE ALLEGED COMPROMISE AoEkLAANf hAA'-
FIRMBD.
PARIS. May 22.-The Steele to-day reafiirm;
49,, nth of The reported Itata agreement, and
says mat the Chilean steamer will be taken inls
, iiyDitss States port and that when she arrives
there AN embargo win be placed upon hef'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-23
Tho scattered Nation.

iF Arr.o-American cable 70 the Dispaich'l
rI.sA Russia, May 22.-The police here
''.l-s hugely by blackmah on wealthy
a.sl, Jews think the time = not ripe 10
-. .'-l nation In Palestine, as wealthy
eI LJt invest capital IN such a hopeless
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-23
A SNAP AND A GROAN.
A Bungied Execation-Mob Vioienee-A
Crowd OF witnesses
-. $50. - N the DispatCh.1
fBy telegraph 70 the Dispa'cn'i

ov.u. Nxp.. May PA special TO the
~ of a.nm BROKEN Bow says Albert Haven
Bee if ron n,,rdsrer OF William Asbieyand Hiram
stem, 'n vas hanged at 1880 o'clock this after,
hSca When ths was sprung sasp and
BODY rnos ~ me body fell 10 the ground. Inc
a groesn at d hroSen. Hayenstein, half conscious,
rope ss s'acn pIeke Cd up by the Sheriff ana DIS
was ~ ana brought back 70 the gaLlows dhe
saIs VAS doubled and the trap "ss asain
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-23
The Kusso.FreDch Entente.

~ Aat.1-American cable 70 the Dispatch.l
=. .tsiiN Nay 22.-Ihe Cologne Gdzaie
-Ai previous 70 the Cars visit 20 the OK
, 20 MOSCOW French squadron IT. expected
!. -'9 That thy French officers will accom-
-. Lr ttlI % Moscow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-23
A Peruvian Government Success.
TRv telagranh 10 the Dispatch.l

Iou1oUE ria GALVESTON. May 22.-Yester-
day the Government steamers lmperiale, Almi-
rarte COndell. and Sarjento Aldea landed two
hundred men In Taltal and stormed the custom
house. That place IL now In the hands Oh the
Government forces and the old regime has been
cat bifahed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-23
The GaIena to he Sold.

WAsHISaroN, May 22.-The board Of sur,
| yey which examined the Galena, the 'essel
wrecked on Gay Head last March and suDse-
| oucnfly ioated and towed % the Portsmouth On.
H. nayy-yard, has reported to the Navy Depart
ment that the vessel cannot be repaired WITHIN
| 20 per cent. OF her value and therefore recon-
| mend TINT ehe be sold 10 the hlghcst bldder.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-23
How the Clubs stand
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
The Ladies Delighted.

The pleasant effect and the b peIl auid fruit
with which ladies may use n ade All condi-
laxative. syrup q fss ,gsi remedy. y is
tons make sc ,bs sas and to the taste gentle
y pss's stfesctnai in acting on the x'ols'''
liver. and bowels.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-23
2 STORM IN PARIS.
g1.h Damage Done and Much Alarm
Crcated-A Cloud burst.

ry arcE-AmeTican cable 70 the Dispatch.l
Paris TaANcE, MAY ga terrific storm
? over tbs city yesterday evening,
-..- -lH-Inlc damage ana creating much
r- Y..u- tho passage ~ the storm huge
...-...' formed in the Champ Ely5ees, ira
..-.. .. lrr De Ia COncordo, and burst in
.. r.-.r Doe Tuilcrics. uprOotlng trees. de-
.. Er. lawns aud nowcr-bcds, and washing
.r.r..nTay-. In addition, a thundcr-bolt fell
!". t-r'.Iafe des Iuvalldes, but luckily there
,....#-- NJ life. CONSERVATION prevailed in
...u.tluujs most attacked by the storm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-23
rh,Crani Old Man Himself Again.

EArs.o-Amcucan cable 20 the Dispatch.l
Lov y, Enc, May 22.-Mr. Gladstone
li- e.aI from the attack Of influenza from
'.-e l4- been suffering for some time past
a. .-s morning left London for his residence at
't'ar.-. A large number OF his admirers
-.-.. 80 o." railway station here TO witness
..,Ire. aud when he appeared he was
f.'.y Ht esraI.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-23
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
QRcporsed for tns Dispasch-I

lRcporssd for tns DispaschJ
MAY 22, 1891,
Auction offerings On Change to-day 90 pack.
ages and taken In. Highest, eel; lowest "
average, s14.s0.
Revenue collections: Cigars and cigarettes,
s1,l50.35; tobacco, 3,s07.63-tosai, 81
g63.ps.
Private Sales: Filters. 22; cutters, 81
wrappers, 13--totai. 90 hogshcsds
suncured sold at so1 per hundred pounds to
day. Many hogshesds reached $40, and prices
al round were high. w. 7. HANCOCK and the
Pace Tobacco Company we're principal paycrs.
The average sale was the highest Of tho season.
There Is some demand for nearly al grades Of
sound tobacco Burieys are rather quiet thia
week, and not much Is doing In planters dark
shipping grades. Wrappers continue quiet
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-23
pFRIOps or RFsT.

The moral dignity which is usual among
the poor and the rich exacts repOse from
work on certain days. The State ought TO
care for the workmen and not let them
become the prey of spectators and
usurers who are seeking to abuse their
weakness in order to obtain excessive and
dishonest profits. A mans work should
not 90 TO such an extent that he is forced
to succumb under an excess of corporal
fatigue. Everybody's physical forces are
limited, and humanity forbids that they
should be exceeded. Consequently expe-
diency Is shown in certain limitation of
working hours, which should be inter
rupted by period of repose, varying ac-
lie health, aud the nature Of the work.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-23

THE WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY
was clear and warmer than any day of the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-23
CoIetnment puroha.es Of sllyer

b. ' .'Aosiaph 70 lhc DhpntVAl
,a.lNGToN. ID. O.. May ~. The amount
s.t,.t offered for eale a. tue Treasury Depart
~ Sas 10000 ounces ana the amount
''Sea 100000 ounces ~ 07.15a07.2a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-23
o'sIaIley In Trouble Again.

[By telegr- IL the Dispatch.l
WASHINGTON, May 22.--Chief- POST Once
Inspector Rathbone has received Information OF
the arrest Of Detective DOminck c. Ohalley, az
New Orleans, charged with opening and destroy
ing letters addressed 10 Jimmy Carroll, the pugs'
-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-23
MIR. Blaine Now Up and About.

New YORK, May 22.-Dr. Dennis said this
morning that he would not take Secretary Blaine
out riding to-day, as he feared the weather
would be too warm. Mr.. Blaine Is now aDle 10
be up and about the house, aud DR.. Dennis says
his complete recovery Is only matter OF lew
dayS-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-23
Japanese Tea-Party.

Last night the yard Of the First Baptis.
church presented a pretty scene. The occasion
was a japanese tea-party and strawberry Teas.
given by the ladies. The yard was Illuminated
with lanterns, and tea and strawberries we're
served BY the ladies.