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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-28
Tho prool school commencement.

Tho commencement exercises of the Brook
School. in lIenrico county, Miss 6race Beyeriy,
principal, took place yesterday. The occasion
was celebrated by n tasket picnic. Inc exer.
Uses were exceedingly interesting and consisted
nj singing by tho school and Rotations by the
frllowlng scholars: Little IHrrys Letter, ny
vies BESSIE Lindsay: " Ms. Arithmctics Party,
by Mas Bessie Madison; " surprise by MISS
Mary Lindsay: "Mhat a Toy Can Do, ~ WIS
Abbio Madison; "Napolcon's Farewell by hiss
Ella Lindsay.
Tho following young Indies received prizes
Mis- Bessie Lindsay for having stood best ia
snellinc during the session IN class "A n sii-
yer medal. aud Miss Emma Lindsay In clas
"B +" silver medal.
MISC Annie King In class "A was 30 noar
Mic LinGsay. only two marks below. that her
,eacher thought she. too, was entitled 10 an
award and presented her with silver cup.
Tho County Superintendent. Mr.. John fus-
sell presented the prizes IN an exceedingly
graceful manner, after which no dons
cred n very interesting and instructive al
dress COMMUNICATING Hiss Beverly ON the conu-
tom of the school and the srAoiars. on their
aIyancement, and impressed upon tno lhtte,
Inc necessity Of studying during vacation that
thew NAV return at the beginning OF The coming
session much improved. This fchooi mas on the
roll ,venty-nine scholars which Is large num-
b n for the district.
BANGING and games were heartily enjoyed, as
were also the contents OF the wrli-bilei pasAe1s.
one feature particularly amusing to the parents
md friends In attendance was the Dali yiHs oy
the girls Their swift pitching and heiyy pa'-
ting would put TO blush many OF our CITY anna
es4EAa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-28

IN, says that the total men nov IN the serv,ce
II 1SS, or 62 per cent. loss than the limit ana
that the increase win cost st0s. $50 4 year. The
Secretary Gays that the demand made npon tbe
naval forces has greatly !ncreased in recent
years,crpccaiy In the Pacific Necessity nrlsIns
IN these waters compel the department to Keep
oficient cruising force.
APPROACHING COMPLETION.
several o. me new ships are nov approaching
Detroit, Montgomery, Marbebead' I3nn.boats
ana ana ., ha,cisn, Monterrey, the practicc-crniscr,
Is LOCO men. There arc available nv present
barely enough enlisted sailors 10 furnish a crew
.or tne Ranger, which Is TO be commissioned in
the latter part OF tho current month nj Marc
leland. out not sniflcient number 10 man tho
sAiing-ship Constellation. which must be COM
miss'oned May 10th for the summer cruIse. The
increase provided ior In the force of naval APP
proh,iccs by The bill, he says, viii help TO RENE
uy aneirs, ana the additions thus made, com
poeeo wholly OF yoang mon " American nation
amy, VIII strengthen tho element OF which the
chnsied force can be- composed, and promote in
a nieh degree the efficiency OF tho naval estab-
lshmcnt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-28
ARGUED AND SUBMITTED.
Cases in the United states Circuit Court OF
AnpeaIS Nesterday.

Cbief-Justice Fuller left the city for Washing.
ton Thursday night. and the United States Cir
cult Court Of Appeals was opened yesterday
with Judges COT, Hughes, and simonton on the
bench.
Hon. William A. Msury, Assistant Attorney
General Of the United States. and i. Ii. Bnsbee.
OF Raleigh, y. c., were admitted 10 praeuce III
the court. - =,
The following cases were argued: William NJ.
Nauye, collector OF customs. Baltimore, appel
lent. ys. Packham, De Witt & Co. Customs case on
appeal from Circuit Court OF Maryland. Argued
before Court as opened by Assis.an-AttorheY-
General Maury for the appellant ana John L.
Thomas & son for the appelleos and submitted.
r. F. Noniti e as, plaintiff in error, Us. oity
OF Goidsborough, in error 10 Circuit Court, nal
cign " C.. argued before Judges bono, Con,
and SimontOn by Lewis Marshall, OF syracuse
~ V for the plaintiffs in error and by r. ii.
Busbee. of Raleigh, for defendants IN error, ana
submitted. In the case OF T. W Bell, appellant,
vs.. The schooner Eta. appeal from the District
Court Of North Carolina, decree WAS entered dis-
missing appeal with costs, ana case reInanuei
for further proceedings. The Cours meets
again this morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-28
DEATHS.

MEREDITH. Died. at his residence,
near Polo Green. Hanover county, FRIDAY
morning. May n. 1892. THOMAS MERE-
DIIH.
Funeral will take place from above resi-
dence TO-DAY Saturday 2Sth) at 10 A. III.
Friends and relatives invited to attend.
PEhIBERTON.- Died. at his fathers resi-
dence. No. s04 west Marshall street, OF
consumption. CHARLES 5. PENBEk-
TON, son of the late NJ. 4. and w. Il.
Penn perton. in the Both year of his age.
Funeral SATURDAY. 2Sth. at Clay-Street
Baptist church. Of 10 O'Clock. Friends ana
relatives invited.
SMITH.-Died, at his residence. No. 5O'
Twenty-fifth street. at lao A. VI. thurs
day, May 26, 1899. Captain PETER SMITH
aged GO years.
IT'S hard 10 break the tender cord
When love has bound the heart;
'Tis hard, so hard. TO SPEAK the words,
Must we forever part!
Deares, loved one. We have laid thee
In the peaceful graves embrace:
But tiny memory will be cherished
Till we see thy heavenly face.
His funeral will take place from Union.
Station Methodist Episcopal church at
r. NJ. SUNDAY. Slay 18th. Friends and
acauaintances and those OF his sons. cap-
tain l.. NJ. and I. L. Smith. are respectfully
invited to attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-28
IN FAVOR OF nsvADA's CONVENTION.
Free Coinage OF silver and wiz Have
nothing Else.

WrssgnrccA. Ngv., May 27.-Ihe Democratic
state Convention met here yesterday The plat
form declares in part: The Democrat; party OF
Nevada declares its unalierable desoiion TO BIZ
metallsm and 10 the Tree and unlimited coinage
OF silver We the accredited representatives, OF
the Democracy Of Nevada, dcnOuDce Tho demone-
tlzation Of 1919 and srralgn Its authors ana
msintainer.. their aiders and abcitors ia Europe
ana America. az enemies II the public veal. CO.
IN crime 81 legislation iof favored ciasses
10 tho detrment Of the toiiing masses; therefore
eit -
Resoired, That our delegates 10 Tho Demo
cratic National Convention are hereby instructed
10 ,ise All honorable iocans 20 secure the ad0p-
ton OF a plank "a the national platform de-
caring In favor o: the tree coinage oil silver d.
ratio OF 10 10 OF gold, ana under no circ,m-
stances 20 vote for any man for nomination TO
the once OF President or Nice-Presicnt un'c*s
he shau stand upon q free-copage Platform.
Gysoirsd. That IN the oyen. OF the Chicago Ma
tionai Convention failing 10 nominate candi-
date. who IS uusQuivccaiiy in favor OF the froe
coinage Of silver aud upon "A free-coinage plat
form che nominees o. the convention are hereby
apsol,ed from all obi getions 70 support the
non. nees Of tho national Democratic per,y.
Hon. Z. W. Cassidy was nominated fog Col.
gress. AZ q late hour tne delegates 10 chicago
had not been elected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-28

tics to-day that tho members OF the Cabinet had
rendered their designations N King Humbert,
but that his Majesty had refused to sccept
them. lie therefore asked the Chamber 70
pass tho most urgent bills now before u sno 70
next six months- The Primo Ministers an
nouncement caused q great eensatton In the
House. II Is generally taken TO portshd that
the dissolution of tho House Ii imminent. There
ia no doubt ina, the resignation OF the Min
istry was precipitated by the vote taken In the
House vesterdny on the question OF confidence
In the Ministry. Tho result was victory for
the Ministry. but the margin was 70 clo-e ,nns
had ton of the thirty-eight who abstained from
yot ne cast their votes against the government
the Ministry would have sustained defeat. The
new Cabinet was only definitely formed MAY
I5ih' ana its nracticaI overthrow has, therefore,
been n matfer OF only few days. The preceding
Cabinet, az the head Of which was Marquis III
Rudini, was defeated by majority OF 3 on May
9th Ia lis demand for vote OF confidence.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-28
AT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS LEFT.
Track In Fine Condition at 81. Lonis and
Gravesend-The Winners.
fRy telegraph 70 tho pispatch.

bytclcgraph 10 tho Dispatcn.i
! CINCINNATI, o., May 27.-At Latonia to-day
not a single strong fnvorite won.
First ce-,hirteen-sixteenth of mic-Rad-
cliff won: Contest second, Hindoo Gam third.
Time. l.25l4.
second raco-seven furloncs-Jack Richelfeu
won: Torrent second, foxhall third. Time,
| l:3@.
| Third MISUNDERSTANDING of n mie--Dun-
cannon won; Bottle Archer second, Roseleai
/ third. Time, 80.
Fourth ce-ifteen-sixteen,hs of n mile
/ Coverton won; Yale 81 second, Ethel third.
| Time. l:31ie.
Fifth race-sx NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. won; Para
| pet second, ONO Boy third. limo. 1:1sti.
n. LOUIS.
| ST. LOUIS. May 27.-Track in splendid condi-
FIRST race-six and one half furlongs-Lord
I Wil.owLrOok won; l. !. knight second, The Dea-
con third. Time, 1:21ii.
second race-foar aud one half furongs-Prin-
cess Lorraine won; Sir Carr second. Brentwood
/ third Time, l:o34.
Third race-six igrlongs.Anna Race won;
| Ode'fe second. LcpOrinc third. limo, l:l1k.
Fourth racc-seven and one half fHlongs-
Mary sue won Kanesviile and Whittier ran a
dead heat foI second place. Time, 1917.
Fin racc-six furloncs-Miss Francis won
Leumbri second. Alice third. Time. III.
Sixth race-sx turlongs-Bucahound won;
| Toxas Girl second, Cyrena third. Time, LII.
Seventh race--Oue milo ani ffty yaras-Ethel
GRAY won Verge DOT second Casella third.
I Time, Lao.
GLOUCESTER.
GLOUCESTER. May 27.-To-days events result
cd as follows:
First race-four and One-half furlongs-
AQuasco won; GleDmound second, Rustic third.
Time, l.Ola4.
Second race-four furlongs-Bright Eyes won
Princess ZELDA second, Richard 1. third. Time,
-.
Third race-six and one-half furlongs-Let-
toon won; Lost star second, Urbana third. lime,
1904.
Fourth race-nve furlongs-Register won I;
L.yellcr second. Prohibition third. Time. 1:O1.
h, III race -One ami oDe-quarter milcs-aid-
dlestone won; Sorrento second. Dundee third.
line. 2.23ls.
SIKH race-seven furlongs-Milo won Ofalcce
second. Grmaldi third Time, 1879.
GRAvEsESD.
GRAvEsEND, y. Y. May ~ Weather fair and
track good.
First race-One mile-Fairy won; Osric Sc
cond Mart Stone third. Time. l:44.
Second race-One and three-sixtoenth miles
NasterOde won; CGstaway III. second, MISS
Hawkins third. Time 200.
Third race-hve furlongs-Sir Richard was
given the race 10y the judges, Naryice apparent
Is won by a neck: IhOna third Time. 1904.
Fourth race-Myrtle Stakes. one and onc-six-
teenth miles-Lowlander won; May Win second
King crab third. Time, 1870.
Filth race-One and One-siXteenth milcs-Tom
Tough won; Vernon second, Myandotte (colD
third. Time, 1904.
sixth race-One mile-Fidelo won: Actor Sc
coud. Baronet third. Time, l:4318.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-28
lNTeRMINAsLe TERMINAL.
tion Vast Ample Time.
fI3y teleRra nh 10 the Dtspatch.1

NEW YORK, May 27.-Drexel, Morgan 81 Co.
will look sfter the interest Of tho Richmond Ter
minsl, and this afternoon letter to that effect
was read before the committee Of three, OF which
w. 4. Strong Is chairman, and . committee OF
fifteen appointed by tho stockholders.
As the examination will include tho present
financial and physical condition OF the property.
a. well ~ . proper consideration OF their future
needs, tho bankers require ample time to mako
II as thorough rs possible In order 20 reach
sound basis for any reorganization.
As Mr.. Pierpont Morgan II on his way across
from Europe no Immediate action will be taken.
A weil-known bank officer said to q reporter
for the Euen,ng Poet to-day that 1t Is understood
that Drexel, Morgan & Co. will be able TO bring
about q profitable alliance between the Rich
mond Terminal system, the Reading, the Balt'-
more and Ohio, and the Chesapeake and Ohio
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-28
Il, SILVER SPECTRE.
AR, AND ADVOCATES SCARED BY
rse 1857 VOTE THURSDAY
$50 memorable senators Agsipst
,,,c Co,nago-Civi'->ervice Dis
,,,msnstion Against Women.
r..m our Regular corrcsr ondcnt.l

~. Nav 2s.--Mr. Don ~. Dickinson.
v....sn. who Was Postmasier-"cnerai IN
g f....od cabinet. IL In the city, and to-day
,.t a conference with some Of the Demo
b senator's and Representatives who arc
c. ,.. 81. he domination OF Cleveland at
r,i. no secret here that Nj. Dickinson
,snirors 81 the ex-Prcsidcnt are
.,t,r worried over tho turn Of events In
...an tlc frcc-coinsge question, and II
..,,,i tnai they are making ttrcna-
r t. frfrcnt q vote ON the measure
al. .tt'-ss convention assembled Scna-
t'' . main uftcrGnccs yesterday. in
o. .rrrfanl out 81 the list Of candi-
VI ..Df nl- cnmity 90 silver, has caused
a ...I.f Comment and count SHOWS tnat
.t.fn Give Democratic senators can DO
r AGAINST thc pending ohl 81 vote Is
c. ..r r..hcr. who was one Of the sccrc-
.,... r,.onf Democratic State tonvcn-
D. .....-i. o.. Say sent ont certificates TO
r...e.trs to the Chicago convention.
.f.. rrc Jointly signed by Mr.. Fisher
.r r N.I Bigger ~ 'hrI" "o'e TWO seS'e-
,..l ti. rauffn.i'"
nA>rs 70 KNOW Why.
,...f..f f.-lay introduced in the House
o.. calling on tho Ciyii-Scryice
lfoW My Determinations are
.uonfs against women who are
.. rlsNaN4 uIN tfE'Nii'irf lh'
rt laIrr published In the papers that
-f-faD1 and typcgricrs were
... .rrr-fmcuis. sir. Meredith thinks
4l lsfc AN equal chance With the
nlf ~ooN TAAf ACTON.
,.nutifce ON ihc District Of Co
...a iske action ON She bin giving
aaI Western Railroad Oompa-
. ..at Co cross the Potomac ana
M aty 90 or near 6cogectoWn.
OH. already been iaNcrably re-
DID,. senate. and is hung up there
..t.u taken by the House COM
~r.. 600 interested parties who are
...raI today 10y members 81 the
-... ff.t ihe matter would soon be-
..f ... opinion Was expressed That
r. r..Uriei favofabiy. There has
.r..I Of rTufnce from Virginia in
trn.usIflon. ihc people Of Warren
Ems especially energetic.
vaI rATIERS.
-. have boon established IN Virginia
..l-.l Ialc. Princess Anne county,
.. ...l. l..fua.tcr. Oldhoid. charles
.ll-.. s.. Souihau. postmaster.
Virginia mar routes have been
f.Ns;
1850 to Clniwoot, increase service
HnDk.
a..t. F0omingdnle. Tenn. extend
..l No ure bank. Tenn, increasing
...c a.d ouc-Aqh miles.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-28
MR. RUSSELL DENIES THE RUMOR
He Did Not Purchase the City-Hall Lotfor
n site for Lincoln's Statue.

Some time ago colored association was char-
tered In the City Circuit Court for the purpose
OF establishing park and erecting statue oil
Lincoln. When tho old City-fiall property was
sold it was purchased by Mr. Otis IL. Russell ana
others. and in the last few days rumor has boon
current that Mr. Russell and his association were
a,ting Tor tie Lincoln PARK ana Monument Asso-
clatiCp. some oi the corpOrators OF which nave
been lately trying to collect money for these en-
terpiises. a.. ,u.,,ar
Sir. Russell. when spoken 70 ABOUT inc mater
vcs,erdav Inv a DISPATCH reporter seemed very
much amused and denied elnphatically mat ne
had acted IN the cspa-i referred 10. The old
Ciiy-Hall property, he said, VAS puichased % an
investment because IL sold cheap, and nny one
could puy IL who would pay n good advance on
what be and his ss)ciates gave Tor u. lie had
been, he said, approaches regarding us sale pY
Good Tomplars, who proposed 10 ouiid temple
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-28
say- PARK-PLACE METHODIST

EPISCOPAL CHURCH west Franklin strcetl-
Rev. j. WILEY BLEDsOE. ID. D., Pa,tDr.--Prcach:
ING at IL A. VI. and SD Z. NJ. bv he Pastor.
Subject NJ night A Bag With Holes
sunday school AZ $50 A. v.
Ciaa.-meetiLg ut 3:3O =. N.
Wcdnesda y-eycning service ~ SIS O'Clock.
Friday night clsss-rneetng az SIS 0'cloct.
Strangers ami the plbic generally iagifei 10
attend all services. Seats free.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-28
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


PORTOF RICnMOND. MAY -, 1892.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Wyanoke, Boaz. New York, nler-
chandise and passengers, George W. Allen "
Co., agent.
Steamship Wyanoke, Boaz, New York. NOR
chandise and passengers, George w. Allen &
Co.. agents.
steamer Ariel, Deyo. Norfolk, merchandise
and passengers: A.. b. Tatun, yice-presldsnt
PORTOF WEST POINT. MAY 81, 1879.
lBy telegraph
ARRIVED.
Steamship Danvilie, Murphy, Baltimore, pas
sengcrs aud general cargo.
steamer Elm Guy, Marshall, Walkerton pas
sengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Danville. Baltimore, passengers
and general cargo.
steamer Elm City, Walkerton. passengers and
general cargo.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS, MAY -, 1879 :.
10y telegraph
ARRIVED.
Steamship Saturn, Boston.
Steamship Daylight, Pensacola.
steamship Lawrence, Providence.
Schooner G. a. Campbell. Boston.
SAILED.
Steamship Lawrence, Norfolk.
Steamship Daylight. Huh.
Steamship Saturn. Boston.
Schooner Viking, New York.
Schooner Butterick, Galveston.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-28
80. ADMINISTRATIONS MEIHO.

DIST EPISCOPAL. CryRCii-R.v. GEORGE n.
RAY. Pasfor.-Pienching SABBATH MORNING at
- oclock aud a. 10 r. 81.
-uu1ay-schO0l So sion - OLD \. VI. Glass;
meeting at - \. N.
Prayer.mceuag Monday y $50 p. VI.
Netarsd1y service q. $50 p. u
MIssION-RO0Ns SUNDAY s'lOll ~ , \. ".
Glass meeting followed by service on sunday
NJ 3 Z. ".
Cottage meetings Frilay 40 7:30 T. N.
All welcome.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-28
Damages-Coming Double Marriage.

Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatchi
CHARLOTTESVILLE. va, May 27.-The suit of
Captain II. C. Niche against Judge John l.
Cochran, for damage to his land by the overflow
of Cochran's mil-dam, resulted in verdict Tor
the plaintiff for $1,000.
Mrs. :. r. Bryant has issued invitations 20 the
marriage OF her daughter, Miss Lula, TO Mr.. b.
r, Craven and Of her ncice, Mics Nora Moses, 10
MIR. ii. X. Craven. The groomr-elect are
brothers.
Mr. j. s. Taylor, who has been teaching at
Paniops, viii sail for Italy tomorrow.
Mrs. G. y. Smith, Of Moryen, has returned
from Richmond.
Or. Thomas Hancock il In New York.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-28
ACCIDENTALLY SHOT A NEGRO BOY.
Mr. Cowles's Misfortunes within Two
Months-A Held for sympathy.

Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.l
ToAso, VA, May 27.-Buckner, the l4-year-
old son Of Mr.. r. T. Cowles, this morning acci-
dentally shot the son of Albert Taylor Icolored),
aged about 10 years. Buckner had capped his
rife and was letting down the hammer when II
slipped and exploded the cap. The bail passed
through the window and struck young Taylor,
who was on the outside Of the house. The BAH
is still in the boys head, and the chances OF re-
coyeTy are few. About two months ago Mr..
Cowles had his stable burned down and two horses
dreadfuly, II not fatally injured by the fire.
Just two weeks ago death took from hiIn and bis
lovely family little Chrisse, one OF the brightest
and sweetest 3-year-olds have ever KNOWN
Surely here ls a field for sympathy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-28
ng- CHURCH OF THE COVE.

NANf Park avenue and Harrison street) Rev.
y. cALyfS STEWART fasior.-Seryice AZ II
o'clock A. NJ. and SIS Icl0,kP.M. Preaching By
the pastor. Lecture WEDNESDAY At 4 O'Clock r.
~ Sabbath school ~ $50 4. ". seats FREQ.
lMsASvgL CHAPEL corner Beverley and Wash.
noon at o'clock by Rev. Mr. WAIruAIf- Ser.
vice esch Friday plight 80 5 oclork by Rev. J.
CALVIN STEWART. Sabbaih-schooi at $40 A. Y.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-28
KILLED WHILE DRUNK AND ASLEEP
Close of Successful Revival-Democratic
Officials Elected NJ Rocky Mount.

Especial kilograms 20 the Dispatch.i
ROCKY MOUNT, Va, May IA well-digger by
the name Of Pruitt was killed On the Franklin
branch Of the Richmond and Dauville railroad
Wednesday, lie was drunk and asleep Oh the
track.
Rev. }. T.. Schoolheld closed his great revival
here to-day and left for his home in Danyille GA
Martinsvile. A half hundred persons pro-
fessed conversion.
Democratic officials were elected here yester-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-28
State Your Promises.

COLUMBIA, 4. c., May 27.-The Prohibition
convention spent several hours wrangiing over
the address 10 the people OF the State prose- nted
by the Resolution Committee. This address ad-
yOcated the running OF Prohibition candidates
for the legislature. Some ministerial delegates
got pretty hot and finally the address was modi-
He'd 50 that IL demand that each candidate shall
place himself on record as 10 prohibition Tor tao
Information OF the Prohibition voters. The Ex-
ecutiye Committee was elected and the conven-
ton Adjourned nj 3 A. NJ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-28
Due to the Noble Women of Ivor

JvoR. VA, May 27.-The decision OF the Coun-
ty Court, which was wet in the liquor contest
nj Ivor Va, was heard in the Circuit Court, be-
fore Judge c. W. Hill. on the 9th OF this month.
and was to-day reversed by his Honor. Ihere
10 great rejoicing over the ''dry" victory nj this
place believing It to be largely owing to the Ell
forts and TO the evidence a. given by our noble
women before this court Of justice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-28

NEW YORK, May 27.--The stock market opened
lower on account OF the weakness OF last eve
ming, but almost Immediately recovered ia tonc,
and while duness was the most marked char
acteristic Western Union AMI Sugar lei an up
ward movement, which extended TO large frac-
tions. The result Of the persistent circulation
of bull points, however. was seen in tho sharp
upward movement In Colorado coal, which rose
3 per cent 10 B3, but gains I'm the railroad list
we're confined to fractional amounts, western
Union aud a few others showing considerable
strength. The drive at Northern Pacinc pre-
ferred and tho Changers knocked the nrst-
named OF over l per cent. and Rock Island,
Louisville and Nashville, st. Paul and others
large fractions. and though the pressure was
maintained only until about the close OF the
London market in order 10 give the impression
that the FOREIGNERS were selling in fear OF the
silver agitation, the succeeding duness was not
favorable to Iull recovery and the afternoon
trading developed no feature worthy OF note and
no movement OF importance. There was much
strength displayed In the late trading on the
efforts 20 cover, but the market finally c.osed
only steady TO firm, generally at close to nrst
prices. The final changes are generally small
losses, but no material change occurred IN any
part OF tho list. Sale-listed, 1900; unlisted.
/ 1000 shares.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Ersninr.-Exchange quiet and firm NJ 4s1%a
AS. Commercial ILLS. 4Sj4a4Sik. Money
easy NJ Ialls closing odereG AZ liz. SUB
Treasury oalances-Coin. SlO2'S3',UOO: cur.
rency, s2l, $4,000. Governments duh and
heavy: per cents. 1lO9.. state bonds duiI
but Erln.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-28
1ssBROAD.sTpFFr METHODIST

CHURCH corner Of DrIa ] and Ienth straetsI--
Rev. w. Y. TUDOR, -. D., Pasior.-Prayet-
a.3O 4. n. Preaching an Z 1 4. NJ. and az s;15 p
VI. by Rev d. TUDOR. A' s;ij =. M.-subicrt.
1.-The Coronation of Faith services MEpSgs-
DAY EVENING ot S.l5 ociocs. Class-meet.
Ing THURSDAY fKFNSG ~ 4 O'Clock. Ep-
worth League meeting no -:l5 T.. VI. sUSDAY.
Strangers aud visitors cordially welcomed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-28
NY. CLAy.sTRFEr METHODIST

CHURCH Clay and Adams streets Rev. f. n.
RAWLINGS, Pastor Preieh.ng StNpN ~ ~
Church a Peculiar People ami 10 c'clors 2.
". by the Pastor. subject "Iho Christian Grace
OF virtue sunday school af o:iJ a. ~. Tho
usual NsnSksDtr-NiGHr eer-iccs * : o'clock.
General ciass- and pr1yc-mrcfing IHrRsDtY
MIGHT ~ O'Clock. All are invited % attend
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