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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-27
LARGEST oRY-GooDs HOUSE SOUTH
Closed by the Sheriff-Liabilities 81 ,OOO,-
OOO-Assets About $500, 900.

ATLANTA, Ga, May 26.-John Ryan's
Sons, the largest dTy-goOds establishment
between Baltimore and New Orleans, and 10 is
even asserted the largest south of New York,
was closed by the Sheriff to-day. Mortgages
aggregating S34S,573 have been recorded, and
IL is understood that others not yet recorded will
run the total up TO S45O,OOO. A rough esti-
mate puts the Liabilities at something over ST.
100000, with assets probably aggregating
SS00,000.
OLDEST IN THE SOUTH.
The house is one Of the oldest in the South. II
was established by John Ryan twenty-six years
ago. Three years ago he retired, transferring
his business to his sons, stephen A. Ryan and
John 4. Ryan. Later John +. sold his interest TO
Stephen A., who has since been sole proprietor.
His business has grown rapidly and Mr.. Ryan
himself has become one OF the best-knoWn men
in the dry goods trade Of the country
COUNTER SUITS
Two or three months ago there were rumors Of
his being financially embarrassed, and suit by
y. j. Schloss q Co, Of New York, created
stir In the business world. Ryan won that suit
and afterwards sued the New York firm for one
hundred thousand dollars damages. That suit ia
still pending. After the first suit was decided in
his favor Ryan met member OF the Schloss
firm, and personal encounter resulted, IN when
IL Is understood Ryan came of better than his
antagonist. He was fined by New lork court.
CAUSED NO SURPRISE.
RYAN claims that the suit brought by Schloss
was one cause leading 10 his failure, as 1t In
duced hts creditors to become restless and push
their claims. Before that time ana since Ryan
made a specially OF his bargain-days. As II was
evident he was selling some articles below cost,
businessmen predicted that the concern could
NOT last long The announcement OF the tailure
TO-DAY, therefore. caused no great surprise
THE MORTGAGES.
OF the mortgages filed the largest single one is
In favor of Ii. b. ClaGin Il Co., OF New YORK, Tor
S1ll ZOO. Mortgages aggregating SS4,o49 were
given John Ryan, ST., TO cover paper he has en-
3orsed. and 10 John Ryan, Jr., for the same pur-
Lone Keliy n Co, OF New York, for $4,000;
Mock StradIer & Co, New York, sS,235i Llppin-
rott AgiIine Company, S2,272; Hilton, Hughes &
S7,015; Bernheim, Bower Co..
Is. 2o4 Sylvester Bell q Co., sS,479
Application has been filed for a receiver re-
turnable Thursday, May 2Sth.
Another Atlanta Failure.
o,a,hiars wore closed to-day by the sheriff. IL Is
announced that they will be able to resume busi-
ness ia few days
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-27
ALL ON ACCOUNT OF BASEBALL.
Conflict Between College Boys and Police
men-Serious Results.
by telegraph to The Dispatch.l

CHICAGO, ILL.,, May 26. "a dispatch from
Iowa City, Iowa, says: There is much
trouble here. IL all started over game CT base
ball. The University club went 10 Grinnell and
played "a match game with the Iowa College
team, defeating 10. The result was telegraphed
to Iowa City and between two hundred and
three hundred students went 20 tho depot to
give the victors an enthusiastic welcome home.
Naturally they made a good deal Of noise hallOO-
ing, blowing tin-horns, etc. policeman sta
toned at the depot ordered the boys 10 keep
quiet. Shortly afterwards student blew
blast on tin-horn, whereupon tho policeman
approached him from behind and dealt him
fearful blow with his club back Of the ear, telling
him 10 the ground and rendering him insensible.
This enraged the students and they made II 10
hot for the policeman that he jumped into a cab,
drove uptown, procured help, and awaited tho
arrival Of tho procession, which the students
formed upon the arrival OF their team. The
officers then arrested two leaders OF the pro-
cession and started with them 10 the City Hall.
Some one in the crowd yelled out: "Shali We
let the boys go 10 jail?" There WAS a general
shout of mo! MOI" and the students, nearly
800 In number, threw themselves upon the po-
lcemen. desperate conflict ensued. The two
students under arrest were rescued several
times, but refused 10 escape, and were retaken
by the officers The fight ragged for nearly an
hour Clubs we're freely used and the policemen
drew their revolvers. when mob Of BOheInians
and saloon-keepers came TO their rescue. The
students were then put TO flight One OF their
number, Ward Bannlster, had his head broken
open and otherwise dangerously injured by blows
from a club. Several others were hurt more OF
less seriously.
Within ten minutes after the City Hall was
reached an order was secured from tho Mayor
demanding the police TO release the two students
under arrest. The order was ignored and IL be-
came necessary for the Marshal TO take the stu
dents out. Their preliminary hearing was post
pOned until Wednesday, owing TO the excitement
existing. The city is much stirred up over the
trouble and further violence IL feared. The gene
eral feeling is that the policemen were wrong.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-27

RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
Reported for the Dispatch.l

lhcpOftCb iDh VIC DiopatSa-I
MAY 20, 1s9L
Auction offerings on Change to-day: 81 pack.
ages and taken In. Highest, s75; lowest,
sl.20; average, sl4.24. Offerings all dark.
Revenue collections: Cigars and cigarettes,
sl,324.25; tobacco, s2,564.28; special tax,
ss3.02-total, s3,97i.55.
Private sales FILTERS, 1 /: smokers, 30; wrap
pers, Al darks. s.; sun-cured, 1 (; scrap. 29-to-
tai, ITO hogsheads-
Colonel J. L. Hin. Of Cincinnati, O.. and Walter
Laidlaw, Of New York. and Mr.. Hancock, Of
LynchDurg, Va, were among tho visitors on
Change to-day.
The sun-curcd tobacco average st el4-24 ID
the highest OF tho season. The following figures
are for Mr.. r. s. Foster, Of Louisa county, Who
we're present on Change. Mr.. George Haynes
sold IL. Nos. 70 brought In regular order e7S,
s55, s5g.50, ego, $4,000, e89--averAgs, e<9.e0.
Surely these prices are ahead Of ine bright
prices ruling.
very heavy rains to-day.
Lynchburg, Va, 10 $4,000 p0xnds Of To-
bacco ahead Of same date last year. Receipss
have been largely aagmentsd By bngnss Con-
slant orders are In that market for niieu Tor
North Carolina manufacturers sAys large
dealer.
heavy rain fell this evening. An sxcsilsnt
sesson prevails. sua-cared breaks WI inczcsss
nov.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-27
That ALLIANCE CIRCULAR.
gt,, stand for Homes and FlresIdes-
MIL. and Railroad Nearly Completed.
>ro1i1l telegram TO The Dispatchl

~rnHl1i telegram 10 inc DISPATCH
BARRON. y. c., May 26.-Your CORE
..-.,.- ha, procured copy of the cir
..at... u.s. being sent 10 all the sub-allances
.-... ...rajary 81 the State Alliance, TO which q
. a.a,.uu was made yesterday. The cir
.,.-. We fought a glorious Eight and
......l great victory last year, but the war Is
.,.-.-: tl' enemy 10 our order Is strengthen
..t.. ..-,grlJlds and ontrenching himself in
territory. ID bohOOvcs US % be more and
--.HfUalt, 90 dril, equip. and prepare our
...s- f.-arv attack upon our lines. We ought
..... Sleep dor -lumber until every alliance man
.-...f ruI 8s many outsiders as possible, are
..f..I o. u and post themselves on all our
-... t- state ur national, and are thoroughly
+-~-.l Pr the coming impending conflict.
rr- 'l Gay Of May, In the city Of CinCin-
b.. F.. %. state 81 Ohio, "a new political party
r-..-. II Is now reality, f1Xed fact, and
-..t.. .H.'r Of 10 is % be on this State and
$3.50 remains 90 De seen. il Is more and more
-.-.l' That our order should remain intact,
. decide. and decide intelligently, what
m. essential, and having decided stand
;.t.-i0- our homes and our 0resides.'
VIA FAYETTEVILLE.
r..- persons IN p position to know IL Is ascer-
.-.. Today that after August LIST the fast
,.... no tls Auantic-COast Line viii go ria
s.,.tier ie instead Of ciG Wilmington.
VARIOUS ENTERPRISES.
tt.-., force " laborers is now at work on the
rtt.- largest tn the State; and upon tho
lata-uli-, both o. which will be COM
.e.. tr 4u'umn, as will also the Branch rail-
-.. ft. lWi.l he constructed by the North Caro-
rs 'vgy Company, all rights Of way having
.-. a..-IeI to-day. The mills will cost
COULD WANTS A MODIFICATION.
-.-sl, James Merriam, general superin-
1t.t tLo Western Union Telegraph Com
1.rl..f. b.. Tree. district superintendent, ar
-.t.,a ior the purpose Of appearing before
A. .....y Commission, their purpose being 20
-...-ls modification Of the commission or
.-s1t after June lst the telegraph rates Ia
o. say. stall Do % cents per ten words.
OTHER NOTEs.
'--t vs.. Wycrne, for many years trea-
u.- county and who also served several
..tr legislature, died here last night;
.-. -.r.rfr.
l.-. rumcucemcnt at Livingstone College
.s.. a' salisbury, this evening, A. X. Nc
Or. . Philadelphia, delivered the annual adj
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-27
yew eRssN-eooDs SCHEME.
Matched and Brought 20 Grief In
North Carolina.
BY telegraph to the Dispatch


-Ry telegraph TO the Dispatch.l
v..r,>arox, May 20 new green.
.,bsme has Just been deyeloped bv
f...-o,Icc Inspector IN Lemay and Clayton, n.
tf-tta has resulted IN the arrest OF W. J.
O. .. FRANK j. Reid, 81 Lemay, ana Jo-
b.. .ne-on aias ". n. King.
.-.tp u operation. IL Is said, is TO mail To
''. 4faut the country a scductiyely- printed
.- With an tmprint OF the "oounter" on
r'.t...ry motto, Of which the following Is a
s-aIa copy'
"rlEtSE DON'T EXPOSE.
.n,,- silt Is with pleasure.we send you
~. .,-4lsl and We hope you win read 10 care
~, ..i decide to 20 70 work at II at once.
l-t,.l4ye q large LOT OF grocnbGeks for sale
.......a1t De told from genuine, except by an
l-, ID will pass any whore like dandy ex-
e. Washington, d. G. tis as fine an imita-
.-tlmau hands can produce the work. We
- ....o eppls in ives, tens, and twenties
ST. less than 90 worth sold, except 20 per-
~. -a able 20 order that much at a time. They
..rl usat they are able.
r,l Rave no use for our goods please don't
-. ruav Make your orders large a. pos
,.a viii not regret H. Never mention
'.. vroa you order. Say medicine-large.
~ diminished bottles. We will under
tt. send greeuback, postal-note. OF by ex-
- .- check on New York. We viii ship your
,s.f,..4Il or express, as you wish. Please
,..t. .ulcss YOU order, and say as little as
e.rheu. Prices, $40 for e., 800 for S1O,
.t-s.5. 500 for $50, 1000 for s7O, and
-lfiras. w. j. NELSON,
"Lemay, n. c."
-,. s...r;nent ia advised that Nelson, whose
..tl.lcl to the above circular and who
.e sr!sr arrest at Raleigh, \. C., was a
.l ...-,scrpcr az Lemay.
'-..e T.ugtul, o. Clayton, was formerly n
....s..-..-. uui. 81 far as the department is adj
80. BE- BOT now engaged In business.
,-..- arrests win probably follow soon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-27
GUEEN-GOODS GAME.
.e1ues or THE MAN WHO CON-
~ oucTeo THE CORRESPONDENCE.
ellington, Unable 60 Give Bond, IA
sem, TO Jai,-rhe Fall piaa OF ope-
ratlons and Their Circular
.-..srcnaonco Of the Richmond Dispatch.

..,,rrespcndenco Of the Richmond Dispatch,
p,roR. n. O., May 96.--Isast night AZ
,..eb, Joe J. Ellington was brought
g.. e.. nv United States deputy marshal
s ~. CLAYTON. II was found that he was
~ rerson who looked after the CORE
'u' lance for Frank j. Reid and William
- -, Robinson, the ereen-goods" men.
,i.ncton was before United States Com
o. onor Purnell this morning and was
i..,,far trial. Robinson has fed. Assistant
-. Attorney Devereux tells me there
u.s. .nSpcuded judgment for the Same
. :. taueng over Robinson.
COMMITTED 10 JAIL
,.,.--.o1 could not give the $500 bail required
49, United states Commissioner and Was
'.,tA Tho postmaster At Clayton was AN
80 .rt witness against him. IL was found
r rr'ncion. Ike Reid, went 20 Clayton from
'.g r5unty His own evidence showed his
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-27
MISSIONS IN CHINA SACKED.
A Methodist Girls School Set on Fire
Britain to the Rescue.

GBy Anglo-American cable to the Dispatch.l
SHANGHAI, May 26.-The statement that
the Christian missions at Nankin have
been attacked and pillaged by natives IL correct,
The inmates managed % escape. All Europcan
women and children have left Nankin. The
Methodist girls school has been set on fire. The
anti-forelgner mob, after doing n considerable
amount of damage, dispersed.
The British twin-screW steel torpedo cruiser
Porpoise, six guns, LOO tons, $500 horse
power, Commander Richard w. White, has been
ordered 10 Nankin 20 investigate the riots and 10
protect British interests. Chinese troops have
also been dispatched 10 the sceneO Of the troubles
THE ASTI-FoREIGSER MOVEMENT.
SHANGHAI, CHINA, May 26-The Christian
missions at Nankin have been attacked and pill
LACED by natives. The inmates narrowly escaped
with their lives.
The anti-foreigner movement which is To-
mented by secret societies, has caused alarm at
the treaty ports. The Government Is anxious,
but is unable 20 suppress the movement.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-27
one ENJOYS

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn efectually, dispels colds, head:
aches and feyers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in Doc
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIc SYRUP co.
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
LOUISVILLE. ny. NEW YORK. nv
10 .su, wtv,&Flotp ,cofrII
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-27
PRESBYTERIAN ASSEMBLY
missions" The Missionary" to BE Re-
moved from Richmond.
NV fnlnn-rn NJ, o., a.. Ini..-...,-

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, May 26.-In the Pres
oyterlan Assembly to-day the Judicial
committee in answer 20 an overture from the
mnecklenbnrg Presbytery about tho Rev. b. X.
hVnlhsonI OF knoxville, reported that the COM
nlttee did not think this body had right to
zeal Nth the case under present circumstances.
Inc synodical records of Alabama, South
carolina, and Kentucky were found correct with
Two slight exceptions.
FOREIGN MISSIONS.
The Foreign Missions Committee, through
Chairman Bryan, Of Asheville, n. C., reported
that they want one hundred and fifty thousand
dollars for foreign missions, and the last Sunday
IN May was set aside as Childrcn's Day. Sym
pathy was expressed for the missionaries in
Greece The proposed mission work among the
Jews was declined on account of work In other
directions. The Assembly voted 20 raise $780,
QUO ~ recommended. Last year $112, 900 was
raised. IL was resolved 70 push the work in
brazil other parts OF the report were adopted.
"THR MISSIONARY REMOVED.
II was decided to transfer publication of The
Missionary from Richmond, Va, to Nashville
and the publishers were so notified. IL was de-
cded 90 divide the Offices Of assistant secretary
ana treasurer, the former 10 be elected 10y the
Assembly and the latter by the Executive Com
mittee The proposition 10 appoint n field sec
rotary for foreign missions was voted down and
An Executive Committee on Foreign Missions
appointed.
HOME MISSIONS.
Inc nOHuo mlsslOns committee report was
adopted and an Executive Home Missions Com
mittee appointed. The special committee on
Sabbath Observance criticised newspapers and
railroads for running on Sundays. Thirty-nye
thousand dollars was voted for sustaining home
missions, 10000 for the loan and church,
building fund, $50, 900 for work among Indians
and 100000 for the invalid fund.
This morning the Assembly held special
prayers for rain, and this afternoon beautiful
shower fell, to the delight Of the faithful
brethren.
Home missions we're the subject of to-nighfs
meeting.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-27
CALL ELECTED SENATOR.
-''ICa lil,es Plee to Break u Quorum, But
20 NoAyaiL
by ,olegfaph 10 the Dlspatch. !

o. photograph 70 the Dispateh.l
ll4AHAssEE. FLA, May 26.--This morn
~ session Of the Ie1ieiaturs was rather
20 10 the House. Only few Of the enIi-
49, were IN the House When the session was
IN J, " order. Everything moved along qaietly
49, hour arrived for converting. an the
49,, ~ quorum was present, tho following
~. n oehators failing 70 answer 70 the roll
ts.,'.s Baya, Borden, Bristol. Bsett, Drskes
Ia Hammond, Hardoo, johnson, King,
H.. sekinnee. hyers, Rogers, Saith Of the
l, g,ors district, Wall. and Wilkinson. Incy
y ~ soen leaving the city tust before the nOuf
sat,e -. ihls morning. Inquiry at tho nfery-
y 81 ,s here they had secured teams deyesop-
a.. - ihat they had boosted thai they were
3. - sae aty Ia order 70 break q quorum ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-27
A RlIER RITTEN.
Turpin, Who Made Charges of High Tren-
son, in bad Plight Himself

fBy Anglo-American cable to the Dispatch.l
PARIS, FRANCE, May 26.-M. Turpin. the
inventor of melinite, who was arrested
Saturday In order that the charges he has made
in pamphlet may be Investigated, declares to
day that he has in his possession correspond
ence which compromises several generals, as
well as letters showing that NJ. do Freycinet,
Minister OF War placed him CTurpin) in COM
munication with the English authorities. The
police have searched several houses and have
seized copies OF Turpns pamphlet. The police
authorities are now searching for secret docu-
ments which are believed 10 be In Turpns
possession.
The XixHe Steele to-day says Turpin's case IL
worse and worse. TnpOn, the officer Of tho
French territorial army and agent for the ARM
strong Gun Works, who was arrested with Tur-
pin In consequence Of the Lattor's charges made
In the pamphlet referred 70 that he had stolen
the secret OF the now explosive (melnite) and
that he had sold IL 20 the ArmstrUngs, will pro-
bably be eXOQeratpl.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-27
BASEBALL.
Results OF Yesterdays Games Throughout
the Country.

tue NOuutht'
[By telegraph TO the Dlspstch.l
WASHINGTON, d. c.. May 25.-Followlng
are to-day's baseball results:
AT Cincinnati (League): X. BH. y.
Clncinnatis % o 0 Oh q
PhiIadelphias.. L o 3 o l 0 o 0 % o 4
Batteries-Rhlnes and Harrington; Thornton
and Brown.
At Pittsburgh Qeague): R.BH. T.
Pittsburghs......G 0 0 l 0-l0 10 l
BOstons. .........0 o OF o O. 2
Decentralization, Mack, and Berger; Get
zein and Cancel.
At Columbus (Assoclation): R.B.H. 3.
Columbus........0 l o o % l
Baltimores. % o 0 600 90 2 o
Batteries-Knoll and Dow; Cunningham and
Townsend.
At Louisville association: R.B.H. y.
Louisville. % 0 o 3 90 100 o. 3 10 3
Athletics. o o L 10 10 o
Batteries-Rhret, Daily and Cook; Weyhing
and Cross.
At st. Louis (Asssocatlon)-Te innings;
st.Louis.1o1OooOOO1-io 3
Washngtons 20 0 0 0 90 000 o. 2
Batteries-Stivetts, McGill and Boyle; Carsey
and Lehman.
AZ c ShSsse League oo1oooO-4 M 4
New Yorks.....0 % 900 o ) x O L
Batteries-Hutcbinson and Kittredge; Rusie
and Buckley.
At Cincinnati (Association): r. B.H. y.
Cincinnatis......0 . 81 - II
Bostons. o 3 l o 2 3-l6 ~ 8
Batteries-Dwyer, Hurley, and Kelly; Daily,
O'Brien, and Farrell.
At Cleveland Q4eaguel: X. B.H. Z:
Cieyeiands. -. 2 o o o 402 Ill IL 5
Brooklyns. 40 90 1 2 o , & 4
Batteres-Young and thinner; Hemming and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-27
Postmasters and Patents.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., May -Postmasters
appointed to-day for Virginia: NJ. J. Stonnell,
Ashby, Cumberland county, rice w. ID. Stonnell,
deceased; e. Glenest, Raymond, surry county,
nee ID. Allison, resigned.
Patents for Virginia: Willie c. Walter, do
ceased. Richmond, 3. l.. Walter, executrix, cleo
tric-railway signal; Robert W. Coffee, Bedford
City, t)bacCe dryer; James X. Branch, Richmond,
electric-contact brush: Zachariah Purdy,
Vienna, rolls for shaping and perforating iron.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-27
liz PROPER TRYATNENT.
INerErs, DrsERs, EXCURSIONS.
Io,erment Of Mrs ID. C. GattIn.

'7eioadence Of the Richmond Dispatch
holland NECK, n. C., May 26.-Mrs. ID.
10 -.ti az her home in Rich Square last
--l ana was buried 40 DawsOn's, seven
A Su'iand Neck, yesterday. she was
'. q SIR. j. II. Lawrence, Of this place
t.- ..i0sell, Pope, and Christian are
Fl. =. a-artiiie this week attending the meet
H. .-. state Medical Convention.
a hliltm returned last night from TarDoro
- i+ts tlai Mr.. Farrar Is better.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-27
Christian Persecution of the Jews.
fBY Anglo-American cable 70 the Dispaich.l

VIENNA, AUSTRIA. May 26.--0ne thousand
Hebrews have already left the Island Of Corfu as
q result Of the recent persecution they have been
subjected 20 by the Greek Christians OF thAt
place.
The trials Of the Greeks who took leading parts
IN the anti-Iebrew disturbances are proceedhs:
Several policemen who have been found guilty OF
siding with the rioters have been sentenced 10
various terms OF imprisonment.
It Is expected that i've OF the leaders OF the
anti-Hebrew agitation will DO sentenced 10 DEAN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-27
NOT uURRY TO LEAVE.
NEW YORK COTTON EXCHANGE.
.ct,on of the Annual acknowledgements oi
the Transactions Over Last Year.

NEw YORK, May 26.-The annual meeting
of the New York Cotton d E1en xnlsb Was Was
a on,ed. favored the adoption Of STANDARD Tor
ipp,acan Cotton, and also uniform classinca-
,ion 81 cotton in all markets. The transac,i so
In cotton for future delivery ssgrsgstGua "a rsai
o 9sost 81 100 bales for the year previous
~ sales az spot cotton for the same periods
. ano s da7 GAS bales against 3I5, 443 bales
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-27
a iig sunday-SchOOl Pic Mic.
Special telegram 10 the Dispatch.l

s.s.lt-a.arEyE, n. C.. May 26. The Raleigh
80 sunday school was here to-day on pic
t..i Nie thousand strong, tho largest parry
81 '-' i1Lgezi ride Of tho Kind ever had IN TINS
=. ..l'h game 81 baseball played this al
60 ot'Ueeu the Raleigh and NewDcrbo
' sas Won Dy the former.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-27
Assignment of n Jewelry Company.
fRv telegranh IN tho Diauaschl

ST. LOUIS, No., May 26.-This afternoon
the Standard Jewelry Company, S32 Locust
street, filed papers Of assignmV mt for the benont
OF their creditors, naming w. c. Jones rs as
slgnee. Assets 100000; liabilities unknown.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-27
oosseTr AND JACKSON.
-. yormer WIN Not Fight Again Vnder
california Club Auspices

s.s FnAscIsoo. GA In! MAY Athletic fSit Club
reotors q The G ntHas az Which the award u
held meeting ss Contest wss sgala . 1aaef
the The directors Ssfqs sS, b. which
ss sd ssss Awarded ss az d
rsctors also osFsS or y and Jackson JaeSs on
ssSS:s ss =: = s 1 ss ma 8
Win Goddard 70 Aassa sasd he did NOT want %
Isssa ns osr g.. aaa auspices q the California
Ifaietic Club --~-------
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-27
GROVER AGAIN IN THE WHITE HOUSE.
His Counterfeit Presentment, at Least, In
View of All who Enter.
10y telegraph % the Dispatch.

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. May ga large por-
Mr.. i. johnson, was received az the White House
this morning and was temporarily hung on the
east wall Of the main vestibule, In full view OF
every person who enters the house. IL viii be
subsequently, given place In The Interior corri-