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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-15
Now York Cotton Market.

NV YORK. May l4-Messrs. Hubbard,
Price X Co. say: The statistical position
az made up by this mornings Chronicle IS as
follows. Visible supply. this week, 4O2yo39
bales last week. T. ll6 81: last year, 2,9o4, $50
OF which American. this week. $3.50 b39,
last week. 1882. I'll: last year. 2.265. 9O6. Crop
in sight this week, STILES; last week,
s. $50 sol: last year 1901 .s7s. Came IN slght,
this week 80 Coz: last week. 53.Zll; last year
1924 Plantation deliveries this week, g.
OsO. last week. 81 $40: last year -, 1884. On the
basis of the above figures Il would seem safe 10
conclude that the commercial crop this year
can hardly be less than 100000 bales. In
Liverpool to-day spot sales were 6,OOO bales
and futures l-64 to 2-64 better, closing very
steady. fne cause Of the Improvement
seems 10 be chiefly more confident feeling
in Manchester, which our cables again today
attribute 10 the hope arising from the ar
raugement of the international silver confer
ence This hopeful view IA not shared IN THIS
market and an improvement OF from % 5
poiuts al the opening was the response MADE
10 the adyices from abroad. Before the close
most OF this had been lost and the nnal prices
were about point better on the near posi-
tons
Cotton futures steady. Receipts at the
ports for the day are estimated at 1000 bales
against GOO bales last week and 5000 bales
last year. The spot market Is quiet at I'M
changed quotations. Mlddling uplands. u.
Sales 35i bales. Transactions in futures,
o ZOO bales May 7.l2H7 IA: June. 7l6@
Z. il: July, 72697.27; August, 1850 "a Sep
TENDER, 1891 40. October, 7.4sG o.; NO
yember. 7.59GI6O December 1850 10;
January, 7.79@7.s0; February, 7.o9aIsO.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-15

Rev. Father Doherty has been in the city
for the past week conducting a retreat for
the young ladies' of Monte Maria Academy.
Rev Father Oud of ST. Joseph's church,
has issued an appeal for funds IN aid of the
conversion of the colored people of Virginia.
Rev. y. Donahoe OF st. Patrlck's church.
who has been quite sick. is at st. Vincent s
Hospital in Norfolk.
On the last Sunday of this month there
will 10 q reception of the Children OF Mary
and the May process on in honor OF the
Queen at the cathedral. The usual May pro
cossion at st. Patrick's church also on the
same day.
A picnic viii be given at the Exposition
Grounds Monday. Ii is under the auspices
of the Ancient order of Ibernans.
There will be an interesting meeting of the
McGil Catholic Union Monday night.
Father Charles Donahoe. OF Newport News,
has been preaching at the Church Of the Sa-
cred Heart and Father Mckeeirey, who has
been supplying his place Is back IN the city,
but il is expected that the former will re-
main longer. Father Donahoe was formerly
of Richmond and has many friends in this
qlfv
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-15

Malcolm W. Ford, the famous athlete,
has recently announced his engagement to
Miss Jane w. Graves Mr.. Ford was for
Nany years the all around amateur cham
picn of America; is thirty years old, and
the son of the late Gordon l.. Ford. Of
Brooklyn, who left fortune of about e.
100000 Miss Graves is also very rich, be-
ing one Of the heirs to an estate OF sl.5o,-
900. The marriage Is to take place in the
fall. Mr.. Ford devotes most of MS time at
present To literature, being II member Il
the editorial staff of Outing. the magazine
devoted TO open air amusements. He Is
known ms an intelligent conversational.
an agreeable companion and IA friend whose
friendship is worth having His fad ever
since he was small boy has been the pre-
vantion OF cruelty To apissAhA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-15
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
Offerings and Sales nt the Richmond Tobacco
Exohange-Internal Revenue Coiicc-
tons-Foreign Advico-.

NEW YoRE. May l4.-Money - per cent
Exchange steady; posted rates, 4s7p4ss5a;
actual rates. 1861 for sixty days, and
1914 for demand. Governments quiet: cur
rency 6s, 100 bid As. coupons. ll634 DID, e1-
tended IS registered. 100 bid.
The stock market was fairly active during
the two hours OF BUSINESS today. frices
we're irregular throughout. but changes AS "A
rule were confined t. fractions. Inc under
tone was weak with Manhattan. tennessee
Coal and Union Pacific tho weakest on the
list. Under their lend. notwithstanding that
the bank statement was somewhat iryorsole'
prices closed 1f62 per cent. lower than yes
terday. Total sales. l69 375 shares.-
Richmond Terminal securities declined on
liaudatlng sales of small lots by parties VINO
apprehend a withdrawal of the present plan
on Monday. There was no support to the
various issues.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-15
IIlE HlcEs REsrERDAI.
N.ada' tho Legitimate Sport Begins at
Gravesend- Result at Louisville.

honda, tho Legitimate Sport Begins AT
Cravesend-Kssuit at Louisville.
9-ruurao. N. j. May a. Following are
'e results ~ the races today
et.ace hye-oighths of a mile Elmstone
-siream second, Lebanon third.
Second Ace. half Il mile Gladness (flly)
le second Trump third. Time. 491i.
~ race lve-eighths Of "a mile King
f.' lipsta6 second, Panway third.
.i.a... ace. six and half furlongs- Bit
Little lrod second, Nagabond third.
.'t. lace. one mile Churchill Clark
l ie-an second. tirohy third. Time.
PAW 'ace seven -eighths Of mile Khaftan
'.aA Wrinkle second Merry Duke third.
GLOUCESTER. NJ.
~ race four and one-half fuflongs
I'o inst, 6rmaldi second. Klalto third.
,s'ana race six and one-fourth furlongs
DIV ltnent first. Manhassett second
q 30 thud. Time. 1881.
f,-'u race FIX and ono half furlongs
t li-t Blackburn second. penzance
'il Time, 1880.
sbi'I race. se,en-eighths Of mile
tad 10y lrst Raleigh second, Drlzzle
int 'I , race iye-eighths Of a mile Barthena
line 11'sisl second, Bonnie Lass third.
~ race, ono aud one-fourth miles Scr
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-15

Tsrrr.sIIf OF VIRGINIA May IA Special. J
Afee.ram was received hero late this after
lo.a irom Washington and Lee Offering 10
I4y i1e Nasiue- ia Lexington Monday.
llemalager Of the Narsities replied that he
t.. .a} them iu Richmond lynchourg
charlottesville but no one believes that the
Washington and Lee meant business. Great
a.. el4tI0u is expressed among the students
b. uIre Harpers rank decision OF yester-
Jaw very ono feels sure that tic 'Narslties
bod t.e anne won and are now more anxious
nue.t Washington and Lee again Great
r.r +, expressed as to what became Of
a.. la.4er after his decision.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-15
CASH SALES.

Spring Wheat-Sales by sample f. o. b.
were: No. 4, re. Winter Wheat No. 2 red
in store, &c s@S7c. Sales by sample f. Q. b.:
No. 3 red. $3.50.
Corn-No in store. 4Gi 'o462lc.; No. 2 yell
low. 47c No. white. 47Ac.; No. 3, 46c.;
No. I. 4254c Sales by sample {. 0. b.. No. g..
42G44l4c.
Oats No. . in store. 3O4@3Olc. No. 2
white. $50 30 c.: No. 3 white. 32i. "a 81 be.
Sales by sample f. o. b.: No. ?. 500 81 &C.;
No white. 33 a 34c.; No. 3, 2S@3l>4c.; No.
3 white, 321l@
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-15

Here is one explanation of the origin of
drinking nealths. In the old days of the
Danish vikings 1t was a common custom 20
stab man in the throat while he was drink
ing bIs mead. SO when man had occasion
10 drink in Il COMPANY. lie asked every one to
drink his health" with him. knowing that
,rbiIe they were thus occupied they couldn't
"ss Their "weepins' on him. Then the poets
arose and Soye around this purely defensive
cnstom Of cutthroats great many pretty
ooetical IDEAS. And thus Il survives to-day.
- the GREAT profit of the Gin mills.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-15

sion. when il became weak on brighter
weather prospects, and closed ll@s4c. lower.
Receipts, II cars.
Corn also weakened near the close and closed
LM>lc lower for distant months. This
months delivery was in good demand and
closed &C. higher. Receipts. % cars.
Oats were weak in sympathy with corn and
closed IN sc. lower Receipts. q cars.
Tho provision market weakened Just at tho
close. Pork declined i0c; ribs. to he.
and lard nc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-15

Louisa. KY. May IA report reached
here today TINT two colored laborers Oh the
Norfolk and Nectern railway named smith
and Fnhev killed u coiored boy without the
slightest uroyocation and then fled. Friends
OF the murdered boy pursued the men and
captured them Smith who did the killing.
was lynched and Finkey was released lie
began 90 brag abolt his exploit, and was
seized. tied % p tree and riddied with bullets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-15

UNION SrocK YARDs. ILL.,. Mcy a.
Cattle Receipts. 500 head easy; common
TO extra steers. S3.25a4.7j: stockers and
feeders. s2mS.75: COWS and bulls. sl25@
1925. Hogs Receipts. 10000 head; weak,
medium. S4.55a472i1; light. Sl.50aA75.
Sheep Receipts, $500 head. steady: poor
to extra shorn, S2.5O@5.5O lambs, S6a7
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-15
Grain and Cotton EHehange.

RICHMOND. Va. May IA, 1892.
Oferings-Wheat. l,026 bushels; corn. 100
bushels; rye. 100 bushels.
Sales Wheat. 226 bushels, corn, $50 bushels:
rye, 1870 bushels.
Quotations.-Wheat- Longberry' gsc. 70
qQc. mixed. 97c. to ggc.: shortberry. 96c. to
CSC: No red 9Gc. to &C. Corn-White Viz
GINA. 56 to &C: No 2white. SO to &c: No. 2
mixed. SIC. TO 55c Oats No q 35c. 20 &c..
No. 3, Bic. to Sic. Rye. 81 to s5c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-15

N>e.. N. c.. May As special. Win
n.rs .... uggers tonight stand first IN the
,..fa t.uuo League. They defeated Colum-
.4t.t.I tt1G IL was y great game. When
ha...a naut 10 bat for her last inning the
fest..| against her 30 6. The batteries
Nrs Ne.,anu and Keely. Wynn aud Daily.
DHts shut Charleston out to-day BY d
tle.' TO ID
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-15
BANK STATEMENT.

The important changes in the principal
items Of the New York bank statement for
the week we're as follows: Surplus reserve.
increase. 1903. SOS; loans. decrease ~. s32; quo;
specie decrease II ass. 700: legal tenders,
increase. II. ssl .5OO deposits decrease, Sl,-
0s1 300 clrculation decrease. s3I,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-15

There will be meeting Of the registered
drug clerks OF Richmond and Manchester
Monday night AT Iwenty-sixth and Broad
streets. Questions Of great importance will
come up for discussion Every registered
clerk is earnestly requested TO be present.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-15

LIVERPOOL. May li.-Cotton steady, with
fair demand. middlng uplands, l5-l6. Sales,
5000 bales Futures firm: May-june. 3 jl-6i
June-July. 3 GO-64: July August 3 62-Cl, Sep.
tember. !; September-O etobor l3-Gl.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-15

The Uindoo Prince soon to visit England,
~ GaiL,yar Of Baroda is ono of the most
r ,a1o rulers in Hindostan. He does not
p mapt Costly buildings merely for show. but
s w. his money preferably on schools. rail
roads aud drainage. His personal character
is good aud no is phlIanthropic IN his III
stincts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-15
Wilmington.

WuM1NGrov. n. c.. May H. Spirits
turpeutine firm at 2sisc. Rosin firm; strain
ed, s1.O0. good strained 4l.05. Tar steady
at SL35. Crude tnrpentine- firm hard,
SLOO yellow dip and virgin. -2.1j.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-15
rento first. Iceberg second, Joe Courtney
third. Time. 2.l0's.
FAMOUS HORSES rNIfhAh.

rento first, Iceberg second, Joo Courtney
third. Time. 2zO's.
FAMOUS HORSES rNTfHLh.
Gn,vr~rxp. NY. Nav II. Monday opens
the Legitimate racing, SO teiiheu ny mD'
men. The cnterios tor Monday races arc
Fret race five mrongs Mngston' 'ai-
evrian 'rormentor. il5. Trinity po.elo'
bellevue. Or. Iiasbrcuck. ~ wi
ll7 Arplant. llO Iorling. TO-. .r....h vo,o
Second race, one milo ON ~ Dr ness
most Two Bits. ~ keston. AstoI ~ 10
trsbaft. Fidcho. Hamilton, II. MARI I'LL eIo,
dance colt CoNswain. Julio, ~ ."00'
.rolI Moderator colt. i09; MaGilu' w.,
Third race one-haif milo, iAlec1at'oin
stakes Integrity. Bliss lc3it i'"ho, III
Don Nonzo. Prince Imperial lhuiH N 'l..a .
Rettie (c0iN. Freeze. ,AisWoi yIli;or ~
Colomeut, larrow. ll-' ilhnon,,,,, Erooklyn
Fnurth race. mile and quarter i'iD 1900
y''- 80 .r,,-fraef i28 hacel@ha,
,.n 'tc. Morrow. 49, possara' 10
ij,,..oI I.cknicker. Clarendon. lli' I9it-
eSesfer Major D0mo, 10y; baAfueS' liu,
Maidstone. Keclare. JOS. AHeh p""o' "0o' 10
~ Fairyiew, l0t hinEh"hVs. 80 po,,,,io La
I 'fif,h rsco haf mile, selling bonnie zee
III fal Caur De Leon, l02 Hiram. Mer-
,,,Deo, ,0l. SIR Richard. Ethie lcotl lo3;
49,, hoo. Moderation colt. Minnie >.
+ I.''I banjo. q>. Japonica, Jlit, ~.
S.,tb race. three-lourth- Of "a mile. selling
Void kiuRshrdEo, llI belNooh' runaway
/ II ma. Rosa H., bIr. Sass. ~. Gertie d. lys:
Cantain Brown. 100 Julio. l0l fagot lDj;
Bencal i0l Uncle Sim, Foreigner, IOO' Ma
LOUISVILLE RACES.
First race. five and half furlongs Critics
first. AstraAhan second. Hero third. limo
1885,.
Second race. seven-eighths Of nile-Brook
Laidley first. Iutur0 second. Redlight third.
Time 1857.
Third race fve-eighths of q mile-Roslyn
first. Calhoun second, lergier third. lime
l.Oj
Fourth race. half Of mile Monroyia FIRST,
Edith Belmont second, Youllnden third.
Time 53
Fifth race. eight and a half furlongs ali
sadie first. Greenwich second, First Lap third.
Time. I54.
Sixth race. seven-eighths OF a mile Tom
BoAey first, Torrent second Comedy third
lime 1884.
Great Jubilee Stakes.
IoNDoS, Nav 1.-THE race to-day for the
Kemuton Park Great Jubilee stakes was won
/ bv Mr. A. kilsyths chestnut colt Euclid
High Commissioner second and Martagon
third. Tho kempton Park Great Jubilee
stakes Is a handicap for 5000 sOyereigns fol
throo-year-ods and upwards.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-15

Flour quiet. unchanged; fine, $1,000
. 05: do. winter. q. BOA 400; superfne spring,
81 lOa2.G5; winter. -2.G0q3; extra NO.
. sprng; s250G3.20 do. winter. @2.sOG3 20
extra No. /, spring. r3@4.6O DO; winter,
s3G4.50, city mill extras, siI5 tor west
Indies. Southern -four dull; trade aud faInI-
" extras. s3. 40Ca 40.
Wheat moderately active, irregular. Clos
ing prices EGs1c. lower than Yesterday 5
closing. Spot lots closed easier spot sales OF
No. red winter. 96c.: May. $500; June,
gO4lc.: July. 90lc: August. sU9sc.
CONCEPTIONS moderately active and nrm'
closing slightly higher Spot sales closing
easier No. mixed. 55c cash; May. 5i5.c.;
June. SIZE; July. 5O.9c.; August. 5O'4c;.
Oats-Options fairly active and hrm- spot
lots closed steady: spot sales, No. white,
3ss4 a $780,; No. do. 3S5sc; No z mixed.
35a 35l &C.; No. do. 3i19c.; No. 3 mixed,
May. 35$Ec.; June-July. $3.50.
Pork Moderately active and steady new
Lard firm; May, s6.55; July, 1892; Au-
sugar~Raw steady: SO test musco-
yado. 23Ec; &c test centrifugal. Lice. he
fined in fair demand and steady: cut-!oaf and
crushed SIC: powdered 48@is4c.. granu-
lated. 5-l6G74 9-l6c.; cubes, 9-l6ai ll-l6c. I;
mould A. 4 9-l6@4 ll-lcc.; confectioners' A.
41@49Ec.
Cofiee-Spot lots dull; fair Rio cargoes,
1870. Futures closed firm and higher. May,
SI2 10; June. sll. IS; July, sll50:
Pipe Line certificates dull and featureless;
sales. 1000 ba, rels. June opening. 56}sc.; high
est, 56hc: lowest. 5G34c closing J6s,c.
Naval Stores Spirits turpentine dull and
easier: quoted at 324M3l54c Kosin generally
steady, trading slow; strained. sl.iJ; good do,
sS4I1z@L50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-15

hOSrON. May IT.
RE Bostons may
consider themselves
lucky in winning TO-
days game from
BROOKLYN. Garrison
the Boston twirler.
gave "a weak e1h.bi-
bition iiowas Wild.
and was hit hard.
but fine work by
Ioue, Nash and
Kelly as critical
times kept the score
80. ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-15

Ir.Naf.s. NA. Nay 13 Special l-luE
T report of the University Of Washington
4l ee game yesterday at lyuchbuig has
created cons.ionhle bard feeling here. hey
claim that au injustice has been done them 10
.lce as Co their good playing and one thing
o.. official score which would show for Itself.
.ure Harper and Manager Groner were
..el tonight and said tia. the statement That
smith, Of the ( niyersltYs. agreed o. play the
smo out IF the umpire was changed
"a "a mistake. They assert on the con-
trarr that every effort was made 10
prevent rho stopping of the game before the
conel u-iou aud that ample time and notice
was gIrcu tle 'AarslfIes TO resume PLAYING,
4ul that bot until twO-th.rls of the spectators
had lett t.e grounds and the team We're on the
uas lil tie q University captain offer TO 1e-
sume play. Tho game had then been forfeited
o. Washington and Lee. Manager OrOner
before leaving INnChburg offered 70 guarau-
te8 expenses with the privilege Il go per cent
O, the gate receipts to the Narsltes 90 play
again today lie wired to-day Offering $50
~ play in Lexington Both propositions were
ra.l-e1 Bcckleman. the Washington and Lee
pitcher claims that every time he took ex-
leUuons at fhe play the umpire called time on
M and ordered him TO play or forfeit the
game Bcck.eman struck ont sixteen men,
While IATop only struck out five. The Lex
acton contingent consider tho action OF
Ioamau feudletOn as outrageous and I'M
e.. el for iu attempting o. eject Manager
areeuer and allowing Mcclure tho privilege
f.a diamond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-15
Charleston.


CHARLESTON. S. c. May 1l-Rosn firm, 500.
Turpentine firm al 2s1c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-15

40 Atlanta Atlanta g. Birmingham, 3.
40 Macon chattanooga. 1. Macon. @.
Atl0..e Montgomery. /. Mobile 6.
40 Memphis Memphis, 6. New Orleans. 8.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-15

CHICAGO. ILL.,. May 1.-THE wheat market
was very dull until near the end Of the sos
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-15

Ir>cumue. Va. May Special. T he
tau bias been al agog to-day discussing
teIe-ult % yesterday bah game. The diff
ference If opinion of the two umpiTes has
i .aej The principal topic of conversation
.l Size streets aud the majority OF the people
a.. witnessed tho game seem well satisfied
toa..ept the result as o draw and many of
,-e bots have been drawn. There are still
lun1er 4 c0.leeemen IN tho city who viii
ra. over Sunday and drags decorated
aflo ..ors and filled with gay students have
Ore. conspicuous Oh the streets throughout
ts lar. The two teams will meet again on
'ule 18th .n the .city of Richmond TO decide
g.. question af supremacy on the diamond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-15

lawn ION Dalr took C0Hl3 p".s J" - l.
i..t ha'i Of the ninth. tying tAt score 81" mon
.' .'''.rJ and tiir3 Ward rugged "a deiT.eD
81, e,s ,...6t Duly of second out in thrown. ..i5
l.ret catch Long be bit The IanNe' y @.
f..r.n. we're scored giving ho'''"
r.1- .... The score mn. p
... 1ooooofI02-
tI00100o1 H. O
Batter C,arkson and ho.''
Daily. tup.re 0alD'''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-15

MAN WITH PUSH WANTED ~ EACH CITY
Wand town 70 introduce tho fastest selling
household article on record over million
soid i'm Philadelphia. VII pay eompetens ger
son ~ per DAY Address with stamp, H. w.
WILLIAMSON, a north Fourth street. philA-
dolphia. Ia. apH-SV'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-15
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. W. VA

"
The GRAND CENTRAL HOTEL AND COT
TAGES Will open for the season JUNE lst
For information inquire at General Ticket
Offices or write to b. L. EAkLE.
my,-2m superintendent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-15

A Ff0N HOUSE, ALTON DEPOT. NELSON
IL COUNTY. VA, Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
way This popular Summer Resort OpFNSJ JUNE
Isl. No Summer Resort in the mountains OF
Virginia can snrpass the Alton House for easy
location. Being situated on one OF the spurs OF
the Blue Ridge Mountains. the breeze Is al
most continuous. For further particulars ad-
dress JAMES II. G0ODLOE. Alton depot. Nel-
son county. Va. my6-3m
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-15

Opens JUNE isr, A.LEGHANY SPRINGS.
- Va The. greatest Dyspepsia Water ever
c,ety and tho most popular summer resort Ia
tho mountains OF Virginia. Accninmodations
walks and drives Good livery. Bfs.s and string
band Post. telegraph aid cypress oiiiceA
Nri.e Tor c,rcular and rates
q. 4. COLHOUN.
my i5smo General Manager.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-15

WANTED TENANTS AT 10 WEST CLAY
W for door OF four or five connecting
rooms with water. bath, NC. on same floor
Terms moderate to q good tenant.
myil-YeHsu'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-15
SUMMER RESORTS.

THE ZINzENDORF. Ar WINSTON. n e..
viii be formally Opened 10 guests
on and after MAY 18TH. The compiefess
hotel in the South over one 900 hundred
rooms. single and in suites Private and
public baths electric lights. elevator billiards
tennis, music, Telephone, telegraph. electric 10
railway TO door. Pursst sprinx "Ster; Also
Chslyneato and Mystic water. len mics splen-
dit drives. Good livery.
Eleven G.i0Ol hundred feet above the sea
leVel: Lovely mountain views. lawns ana
wooded parks. Three 3. minute ride from NOT
folk and Western and Richmond aud Danyiile
railway stations br electric cars.
nay i5-su-5t J.. ). BOSMELL. Manager.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-01-20
LATEST FROM vALPARAISO
The Yorktown Sails for CaIlao with the
Refugees.

Refugees.
New YORK, Jan. 19-The Herald's
Valparaiso correspondent says: The
Yorktown sails tonight for Callao, Peru,
with the Balmacedist refugees. As
cabled last night, the Chilean authori-
ties, despite their denials of official
knowledge of the refugees leaving the
American legation, really provided de-
tectives to guard their passage. Further
proof of their knowledge is easily OBJ
tainable from the newspaper reports.
THE WRECK OF THE ELDER,
The latest news about the steamer
John Elder, Captain Perry, is that she
went ashore in Punta Abunad, north of
Cape Carranza, during a dense fog. The
vessel is total loss The passengers
and crew were saved by the British
war ship Melpomene. and the Chilean
steamers Esmeralda, Mendosa and
Osomo have gone to the assistance of
the wrecked vessel.
MORE OF THoMPsoN's LIES.
The story sent out by Thompson, Of
the London Times, that the refugees
from the American legation were aboard
the Elder, is absolutely false. 1t is in
line with the mass OF other misinforma-
ton cabled by him from this country.
Colonel Dupuy. general commandant
OF marine. OF Uruguay, is dead.