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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-11
NEW YORK.


NEW YORK. May l0.-Coston easy midoing
uplands, 7sAc.; mlddling Orleans, 1S4c.; sale,
500 bales; total net receipts AZ All ports'
lO.35O bales; exports TO the Souuhebl,
9,233 bales: stock, 731 .019 bales coa.hoin
-four dull. Wheat moderately active, nnsetllea'
aud lower: No. red. 95tsa903sc. sroat; OPP
tons closed easy and 3sa5sc. under yesterday
No . red, May. 90c.; June, SO74c.; july
qlllc Corn quiet. higher. and scarce NO. :.
red 5Sc in elevator: use. aroat; options closed
with MAJ Ic up, tho others half OF per cent
down; May, JzItc. juno, 0OiSc; July, 4ss
4gzSc. Ogss irregula- and moderately active
closing easy: options active and weaker; May,
3JL.c.; june, 345sc July, 3i5sc. NO White,
NAV. 3sLsa35s.c.; spot, No. 2. 3JtAaJo1sc:
mixed ", tern, J5a3 lsc. Coiee- Options closed
lrm a, ISa20 points up; May, sll.soael 800; ;
June. sll.55aSll.S0: September, sil.oos
t!l.10; spo, Rio quiet aud easy; No, 2, lEisc'
sugar-Retned sts.dy ana IN fair dvieahu
Moiasses-New Orier M quiet and steady, HFe
fairly active and nrfa. Petroleum dun ons
steady: refined, New York, u.U5c: Phuaiciphis
and baltimore. &c. Cottor-seed oil steady aeu
quiet; crude. 29s30c. hosin duh pot s,eaas,
Turpentlnc duu but steady. fork-ponss.
firm. Peanuts quiet Tiofccd pee. qu.-
Cat meats prm. Middics duh La,u is.a'
easy and dull; western steam, 500 "a
sU.54; July, 1890 asked; septesnps.. 49, "a
FreiEnts firm aud Ia good deraana' eos''n' 49,
BALI MORE.
RALsInons. May lo.-fionr sseaoy I'M Nv
changed; reJeiplA lO,0Ss narreni mp wnnss
v.i36 bcrreh; sales. Lsso eArssA vn's'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-11

The newest that is known to fashion in HATS,
SHOES. and FURNISHINGS you'll find on our
counters.
NECKwEAR is one OF the frequent changes.
Our line at SOC. is full of advance styles. When
others get hold Of them they'll have 'em marked
zoe. That's the difference. Every day some
fresh color or shape comes In.
We handle UNDERWEAR as experts. Know
what's best and have il TO show. Light weights
needed now. Look into our values.
In SHOES, too We never try TO stalk" you
into buying Our way is to GUARANTEE.
Has more weight Our prices are lower-Quali-
ties betier-and variety larger-tbree to one
than the stores that sell nothing but SHOES.
New shapes for spring-for all hands" Walk
easys all OF them.
How few men know what sort OF HAT be,
comes them-till they try and see. Here's
where ALL the latest shapes sre-in DERBYs,
SOFT HATS, SILK HATS, and BOYS and chill.
DRES's NovELTIEs-wish that dollar or two
We save everybody.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-11
Memorial-Day In Carolina.
IBytelegraph to tho Disoatcn.I

WILNISGTOS. n. G., May 1O.-Conioderate Me-
mortal Day was observed here as usual except
that there was no procession nom the clty 70 Inc
cemetery. Under tho new programme thc pro-
cesslon formed at Oakdale cemetery and narch-
oil 10 tho Confederate monument, where. AFTER
prayer and the usual ceremonies, an address
was delivered by Captain 5. A. bFhe' editor OF
the Raleigh MFRS and Observer. NOtwithstand-
ing very threatening weather ana rain at IN
teryals the attendance was very large.
COIUnEIA, :. G.. May iO.-COniederate memo
rial-Day was observed hero WIN pata1e Oh ny
military aud the Confederate survivors, the toll
ing OF bells, anG exercises at the cemetery .
CHARLESTON, 5. G., May lO-Confeferate Me-
mortal Day was observed hero by hali-houday,
the tOlling Of bells, flags at hsli-mast ana etel-
clscs Al the graves OF the Confederate dead In
Magnolia cemetery.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-11

PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS, MAY 10, 1871
lBy telegraph
ARRIVED.
s,eamship Stelvis. New Orleans.
Steamship Salisbury. New Orieans
steamship Saturn. Boston.
Schooner Charles T.. Balch, ProTiience'
SAILED
steamship Stelyl., Queenstown.
Steamship Salisbury, Ayamouih.
Steamship lstrian. Liverpool
schooner VIKING. Seg YORK.
Schooner BrabrOOk, salem.
schooner job IL. ia rks0n. Aliens foint.
PoRToF WEST POINT. MAY 10, lsS%
lBy telegraph
ARRIVED.
steamship BorksL.rr. Snow, Providence ga
Norfolk aud Newport News, passengers ana gen
Steamship Baltimore, Bennett, Baltimore, pas
senRers and general cargo.
steamer Elm city, Wakerion, passengers
aud general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Berkshire, Providence rh Nerols'
general cargo. ....,
Steamship Baltimore, Baltimore, passengers
ana general cargo ...,,
steamer Elm City, Walkerton, passensers ana
general cargo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-11
Property Transfers.

Richmond: j. Thompson and Leroy
Brown and their wives TO Sallle ID. StOuts
trustee, SSI1-l2 feet on south side Cary street
between Madison and B5lyitere, subject to deed
OF trust Of s2,3OO. Sg.J9S.j0; Margaret A. Crit
fms trustee 20 Katie vile Of W. A. Beckman,
% I1-l2 feet on Second street, southwest cor
ner Duyal: Same 10 Margaret A. Griffin, ID
Hip feet on west side Second street between
Duval and jackson; Martha V. Mangum's tr1s-
tee 10 q. Norris Shuman, 2S54 feet on cast slde
Twentv-sixtn street between o and +, 81.
Henrico: William T. Kay and wife 20 susan
A. Bell, - acres on Charles city road, 1928: ;
r. II. Lips-omb TO John W Turner, $50 feet on
National road corner Lewis street, 1860; VIII
Lam VI. Mitchell and wife TO ". ". Reams
3 sl-1O00 acres on continuation of Lewis street,
Al 600.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-11
The MAYORS Occupation Gone.

fCorrespondeuce Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
EovuNG GREEN, May 10.--One month ago bis
Honor Juire Moncure refused every ap9lica-
ZION to 4ell NluOrin our town. and IN consequence
the sale Of tho ardent stopped here on ihe LIST OF
VNv Yesterday was Colniy-COurt day-'he
mi under the new order Of thinee. and iorge
conc,n,se Of our CrZens wcro IN Attendance.
COD order. quiet, aud absolute peace pervadei
,-,.s,ia-re OF Count,- or, day Tails morning
trere are 10 offenders be.o:c his Honor the
Mnvor. and as our town people are always order
~ ana we'll behnyod, end a. most OF the WORK TOT
- anon comes from outsiders II would seem az
IN WIN whiskey Will also 20 the occupation OF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-11
MFMnRIlf-nAY EXERCISES.
Mecklepburg's straight Democrats
a Q II. 20 n nfgnafeh.l

CHARLOTTE. n. c., May IO-Tho Mecklenburg
County Democratic Convention met here to-day.
1t was more largely attended than any conyen-
ton held here for Year, large majority OF IN, inc
delegates were members OF the Farmers s1lIl-
ance, but there was no Third-party talk, ana no
mention Of either the st. LOUIS or Ocaia pat
forms. Resolutions agreeing 10 ABIDE by inc
candidates and platforms Of the state ana M
tional conventions we're adopted, with only one
negative vote Hon 5. Is. Alexander vas en-
cOrsed for Congress Delegates were appointed
10 the state convention al Raleigh ana 70 me
congressional convention. No INSTRUCTIONS were
given. No candidate for gubernatorial bOhors
was mentioned. and nothing was said about the
candidates for tho presidency. No eiiort was
made to capture the convention. II was eh-
tircly harmonious.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-11
Destructive Fro I'm Greenvilie.

rCorrespondence OF the Richmond Dispatch'l
ScorI AND NECK. n. c.. May 10.-News comes
from Greenyille Of a very destructive fire there
sunday night. IL originated In kitchen anu
s'read mill two or three valuable dwellings
were consumed. , a.
Tho scotland-Neck Knitting Mills gave the
EMPLOYEES and ali operatives holiday today ana
they pic-nicked at Whites mill-pond, apouI
three miles from here. 4 number Of the stock
holders in the mills and some Of the directors
attended the festivities.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-11
A vnnernhle Cltilen of Page Gone.

TCOrrosDOndence o. The INchmoud UIsUatcuI
IrnAY. VA. Nav 9.-Mr. Andrew };
Kevspr. long resident Of this county and
ono of ihe most prosperous farmers OF the Hope
Mills neichboraooi. died NJ his residence iast
night after a lingering illness He was about -
,ear. 81 age and leaves a widow and one son.
IL a Good many years past AIR. heyscr bad
icon a mont O. a. tho Oli-S hool Baptist de-
nomination ana was much esteemed by ms
uDIehhoTs and acquaintance.
Ar Rrn.e Harrison, A salesman In the store OF
Nj. Y. IA. Ford, OF this place, Was thrown from
buggy by a runaway horse yesterday evening al
me corner OF Main aud Court streets and con-
sltsrebly bruised.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-11
Dnlegafes 1T Large.

Richmond letter, NoriOIk Nirgnian.l
It is understood that the friends Of AIr.
Cleveland will rent hall il this city and
have a conference Of all delegates favorable 70
the nomination OF the ex-President on the night
before the convention meets.
Candidates for delegates al large will then DO
sgreed upon aud plan OF battle settled upon.
Among those who ire spoken OF Tor delegates
AZ large on the Cleveland ticket are Hon. u. II.
Gordon. OF Rappahannock; Hon. Charles I.
O'Ferran, MAJOR Holmes Conrad, OF Winchester,
Hon. John GoOde Hon. RuiI- A. Ayers. Mr.. N.
Glennan. Congressman II. -. George Tucker,
and CONGRESSMAN W. A. Jones.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-11
GRAY WILL BE NAMED.
SENATOR voorhees, to Present lndtana's ex-
Governor as "A Candidate.

Tho name OF Ex-Governor Gray will he
,resenfed M presidential candidate 10 the
rIicago convention. Senator Voorhees,
viii make the speech placing him IN nomi-
When Senator Voorhees, was asked by los'
ra,'ortnr Yesterday " he had decided 70 noIni-
49, draw he said 'lf you will read TIE IN
.,,,S.iiong contained in the platform recsaiiy
aiontea by inc Indiana democrats You viii SEQ
maj il is Their desire to have Governor cray
,'s',v i,te in tie day 10 AK wha, IL 70 be done
viii Governor Grays name ut the conven'
ton p - , ,r .r..,oo o,, n
:. ,TsIi, said Senator Voorhees,, as he placed
both hands on the reporters shoulders and
icn"ei min in the eyer, You cannot ask mo 10
be responsible for the consequences
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-11

81. LOUIS, Mo-, May 1O.-First rsce-fye and
oue-half furlongs-Miss Pickuick won; Irixey
Gardner second Townsend third. Time, l;l3'
second race-iour and one-half furlongs-Biiur
won Mamie Is. second, Ella Duke third. lime,
1902.
Third race-six flrlOngs-Inyocauli won; Nel-
JIG Pearl second, Nixon third. Time. E25A.
Fourth race-seyen ana One-nal turioAgs =
Patrick won; Cutlery seconi, CorticeIli thlrd.
Time, l;43A.
Fifth receive and one-half furlongs-Graf-
ton won: Black Knight second, Little Midget
third. Time, 1899.
sixth race-iive ami one-half furlongs-Lemon
Blossom won; CRikan second, Tom Karl third.
Time, l:l4l4.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-11
Judge wits Court Very Busy.

The Hastings Court had a busy docket
yesterday The following cases were dis
posed OF: Charles Coins, stealing from the per-
son: acquitted. Albert Morris, HOUSEKEEPING
and larceny: acquitted. Albert Morris. house
breaking with intent 70 commit larceny; sent TO
Jail for twelve months and fined cent. Joseph
Tucker, housekeeping and larceny; acquitted
Joseph Tucker, hOu-ebreiking with intent TO
commit larceny; sky days IN Jail and cent
ilue. William Wallace. hOuseOreaking with III
ten. 10 commit larceny; acquitted. The case Of
George L. Lescallett, charged With violating the
anti-gamblng law, was postponed until some
dav later In the term.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-11
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
rReported for the Dlspatch.I

MAY rO.-Reyenue collections to-day: Cigars
and cigarettes, sI,Gl0: tobacco, tl,2lS.sI-
to.al. s3S27S7
Private sfles today: Dsrks, "a; nllers' W
wrappers. 3O-total, 6J hOgsheads.
shockoe sold today 1925 pounds; bright5,
highest price, $3.50.
Crenshaw's sold Alto pounds; highest price,
1913.
Prices on loose sales were sat sgactory with safes
a. Planter and Shelburne's warehouses.
Good old wrapper sales were reported AZ la'r
uriccs Some falr gtemmlng crop were offered
on Change. The attendance there Increases oi
Iate.
The general market is without special teatnre
today.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-11

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-
TEN efactually, dispels colds, head.
aches and fevers 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 tor 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 F7c syrup CO.
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
LOUISVILLE, kY. NEW YORK. wv
ia 1-su, w(w) FlotptcofrI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-11
THE CONFEDERATE FLAG WAVED.
An Attempt to Remove 1t CALAMITY Re.
sisted and Resented.
Special telegram to The Dispatch.l

Especial teIegram 10 Inc UlSptfchI
CHARLESTON, W. VA, May l0.-1he Confederate
memorial brought an immense throngihere TO-
day. The city was decorated with bunting and
nags. the Stars and Bars mingling with the
stars and Stripes. lew cheap politicians
among the Republicans who desired 20 gain n
little notoriety attempted 70 take down Con-
fedcratc flag suspended from SCOTS drugstore.
Some OF the SONS OF the dead southern soldiers
contested their right TO do 80, and a few knock
downs occurred. The old flag remained floating
70 the breeze till the veterans got ready 10 take
II down.
The procession 70 the cemetery was imposing.
A large number joined in the decoration cere-
monies. Senator Kenna. Of tbs state, and
General Charles L. Hooker, Of Mississippi, ar
rived here this morning from Washington. Tho
later came 10 deliver the memorial address in
the place Of Hon. ". G. +. Breckinridge, Of
Kentucky, who had been engaged TO deliver the
sddtess but could not get here. General Hook
er's speech was n splendid defence Of tae south
eru cause in the late war.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-11
.,,crd Acainst a RIchmonder.

fBy Anglo-Amercan cable 10 the Dispatch.l
LONDON. ENC., May 10-ln the Court Of
Queens Bench today Colonel Ashoufner' as o1-
ccutor OF mis- mothers will sued his naif-b-0iher,
{. r. Ashbun6r, Of Richmond, Va, for 100000,
being the amount Of sums lent by the tesiat K
az various times since 1866. The defendant
pleaded the statute OF limitations. Judge cave
awarded the plaintiff $4,000, with costs.
Mr. Ashburner is quito well known IN Rich
moud, where he formerly dyed and was engaged
I'm business. lie now resides a few miles out IA
a. M.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-11

sAvAgSAu, GA, May 0.-savannah's May
ree,itsi began tc-ley Tho city l. hlied Win
yi.t,cts. Tha prc1cn-e Of no United STATES
erniser. Philalevhig ana KesIsarge and the
.,neefei arrival tomorrow o! the Newark and
Inc ycsuyius haVo a,trncto1 people ron az
ovc- Cegrra aud ac.O.nlns siates Admiral
abera,di nd star were Civ n DanCnet to-day
by the Cotton Exchange and eiislnese-men OF
Sgysnnaa and are beng fetod BY the citizens.
The annual trades proeess,on ans ea,nwai was
viii occur tue parade Vi troops end OF marines
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-11
Greensboro Defeats ReiisvilIe.

If7-IOI u w
Rr1psvIIIH, y. c.. May 10.--ln a match-game
~ tcnnis today between WinslOwe and Galway
Tor greensboro snd smith and Barnes for Reds
vtile Greensboro won three sets TO nothing In the
first series one set paye N tie second series e.
tween T. C. Evans and X. O. Galloway for Reds
vile and Messrs. stone and Wharton for Green's
l0ro' resulted 10 . ia favor Of Greensboro.
The game was stopped on account OF the rain.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-11

rCorresponaenceo Of me Richmond DispatchI
Hstsqol.. Tenn, May 0.-Rey. l.. Ii. Cerlo'e,
,yI,, ,ss Tor n number o. years president o. SUI
lin. Female College o. this city but who Is now
IN charge Of a church down in East Tennessee,
has been olected 90 rho presidency OF Prior IN
sutute AZ Jasper, Tenn.
a. Absolon BransOn. one Of tho landmarks OF
Waebiprton county, Va, died Saturday i've
niles from this city Re vas 50 years OF age.
Wten boy no carried the Eail through kussoH
and Washng ton counties, but aside from tAat no
never ala any tIayoiiine.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-11
Work Of an Insane Man.

Especial teIegluIu 70 lHu DI'Vu'VH'I
TARB0RO', n. C., May 10.-H. W. Dupree, OF
this county. early Monday morning arose from
MS bod aud aWoke bis wife and told her no was
going 10 Get fire 30 q stack OF fodder near by.
Ills wife tried 70 reason with him, but II was 81
no AVIAN. He LETT the house, ana IN few MN
utes the fodder stack was in light blaze, ana
his barn. "A short distance OF, was beginning 10
rafch Mrs Dupree ran out and managed TO
sage only one buggy from the cCnfiagration. MI
Dupree gave no assistance, but sat on the door
steps of his dwelling apparently wei pleased
with the work he had done. lie IS believed 10 Dc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-11

Judge spencer, representing the Hannibal and
50. Joe Railroad Company. argued before tho
House Commerce Committee yesterday In oppo-
sitiOn 90 the interstate commerce procedure
bill. Mr.. Spencers argument m brief was that
the bin clothed tho commission with judicial
powers. and that Congress had no right under
the Constitution 60 do this. The measure has
awakened . great deal OF interest ON the part ~
the railroads. and they are vigorously opposing
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-11
Tdgecombe Democrats Harmonious.
fS.octoi .af.1ror, 70 the Dispatph1

TARRoRo'. " c., May l0.-1he Edgecombe
Comfy Democratic Convention met here today
and rcnomina.ed present county orncials; nomi-
nafad Dr. W. =. Mercer for the Senate, Jesse
Brake ana W. /. Barlow for the lover house, er.
dorsed Elias Carr for Governor, and appointed
DELEGATES 70 the state and congressional conven-
tions. Tho meeting was harmonious through
ouf. and the straight Democrats are much
pleased at the result
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-11
Cleveland Mum.

10y t81tgfapH 20 NO DI5V1V-
NEW YORK, May lO.-A reporter Of The World
to-day sent to Mr.. Cleveland copy OF Henry
Wa,terson's statement that Grover Cleveland
was preparing le;ter Of withdrawal Mr. Wat
terson's statement was returned, with the follow
ing In Mr.. Cleyeland's handwriting on the back
81 have nothing TO cay upon the subject"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-11
nnrinl OF an old ci,izon.

(Corrospondencoo OF the Iiichnond Dispatch.l
CHAELorrEsvnLE. Va, MAY lO-alr:
joseph sutherland, an old aud fespe,ioe
citizen Of North Garden, who Gioi ON last FRI
dnv, vas buried Sunday. lie was al sears ola
and leaves vito ana several grown childrcn.
While tho repairs are beng made % thc Jati
AZ Sfaun-on the prisoners IA that insiitutien VIII
Ie br1ufht here Tor safc-goepirr. One prisoner,
A negro wom2a, was brougn, here yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-11

easy; No. rcd, spot, gGc. bid; NAY, e4Ap<3<e.:
June. g2itao2tzc. Jaly, soto. steaneY No. =,
red. y0agoltc.; recespts. 70.pG5 bushels; ship
men's, $4,000 bushels; stock. 55f ,08S bushels;
sslss, $1,000 bushels. Southern wheat easy;
fuitz, eos97c: Longoerry. p3sgsc. Corn nrm;
mixed sgot, Sis51Jc,; May, 50S<a51c.; June,
4gtfa4gsyc.; July, {9Iia4elsr steamer mixed,
4sc. bid receipts, 4i.03i bushels; chip
monts, 17.141 bushels: stoct. 500.267
bushels; sales, $4,000 bushels southern corn
nrmer: white, 49a52c. yellow, SIC. Osts weak;
No. 2 white vsstern, 37l1.3sc No. mifsd
western. 3fa34lsc.: receipts. 10000 bushels;
stock. $780, bushels. Rye dull No. 2, So.
asked stock. 1897 bushels. Hay steady: good
TO choice timothy. eI5asi6. Grain frssehfs duii
Cotton nominal; middIings, d-lsc. Provisions
steady, Butter steady. Eggs steady st lee.
Coffee steady; Rio csrgoes, fair, lsI<c: No. Z,
i2,sc. sugar steady granala,ej. 4 S-i6c. Cop.
per srm; refined, iilsalissc. Whisky nrn.
Peanuts unchanged
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. May 10. 1897.
Cash quotations Flour firm and unchanged.
No. spiing wheat. s2Ac.; No, 2 rod, s5sssixc
No. corn, t6i$c. No oats, 2g1.c. Moo
pork, tD02i7asO.65 Lard, ss22lSao62S.
short-ribs, sJ.S2l1as5.S5. Dry-salied sboul.
ders, sac. Hasf.15. short-ciesT, s8i7,sas6.30.
Whisky, Ska.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-11
1-5 cL1peLAND CLUES SPEAKERS.
,lore About the Mugwumpian sianderers
Of Oar enAtors.
'IrnO Ir I.csuiar Corfesponden'.l


Of Our Senators.
.,.-,......,.. ,.......,.,..,.,.,
Nt|..0,. Stay lO.-The attack made On
t..r. f..-...lril H.ahru,rt last week bv Com
........ .U........ IL. ,,.....,..,.o..s b.. etufs
'''' '' 80 ~
'i.4 comment mere. senator hiI-
..-. ..t .l.y admired. trusted, aud hOuorcd
U. dominion. but he il looked
.r democratic ., over ne country NJ n
....t g.. the r.sne.t and gratitude OF the
".. t.. rra-.n tlat DO Vas under his excel
.......r that Nnhoneism WAS crusuCt
e..f. supremacy rf-cttahllskci Zoo Viz
.....s- t. rf .ir-nan Of thc Virginia
Sow. ..l.i. Committee not only sens him o.
.... fat urUriIiarf Victories achieved
.t ..-, ID nqtiorai repatafiOn: and
...rt .f..-r- 20 tUfer win some other
..-. ,.,r.iiiste sor President. hi- mo.
........ .1.f. t,. t,.if,ical Integrity ia mn
.ft b. r,r.s fltfi..--tif- ol "A MIR
t. irm state tuat wiz 20 Republican Ia
n' better manners u-n to -
..'' 'ly ci Mf bHft3uf o-h.t Hl1
iAAt gentleman ana oeus'0I
h'ahNIlN' JUS eiOhs'
Como hl. Williams hasn't been eight
mo- black Republican party either.
...u l.us f.u.f ue eas making rama
sler.lcs. abusing the Democracy
..h. Williams has no standing acre
.. I.r I.tn0rrst-. as was shown iu this
..l.. few dags geo. and the al
t.... NJ -els.r-, Baft1u, ami Daniel are re-
tI.r a.... when h, rOuyht u cast upon
t,
...f Itv.s learned that in The campaigu OF
l,'. Hf. Nlnr.s asked IA wellknovn Demo
'a. .e... ..hD b. ,arti.ul.rly strong
tt ". l,s.-Amerl.ans. If he would obs,-e
.t .4e0. several speechos in his DISTRICT
....... .t.'. I ,.,,.l .fr'.t - go ttis pm
a. -.r rr rr.f ,lr.e Er WulIatns.
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t" t...v.l .r.. . b no,g. Vefb,n,, "a noii-
,.. el.l have yoar way there would %
''a. -f German voters in inis country.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-11

LEXINGTON. KY, May 10.-First race-six FUR
longs-Log Dudley won: Parole second, Corinne
Kinney third. Time, 100.
Second race-nya furlongs -LouiOln won Dud.
Hughes second AyOl d'Or third. Time, 1888.
Third race-nftecn-si1teenths OF mile
Greenwich won; Lillian Lindsay second, Cap
tain Drane third. Time, 1:4Ol9.
Fourth racs-fOur and hall MISUNDERSTANDING
won: Iidbit second, Patsy third Time. Lobe.
Filth race-four furl0ngs Frank Ellis won;
Luxe r. second, WOodman third. Time, -.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-11
eAl TInORE STOCK MARKET.

BLLTrNORE. May lo.-Nirginia consols, 30 bid
a., az ,2Nass3iL; Baltimore and Ohio stock,
gsitnGsa.; E0rthern Central stock, 90 asked ;
baltimore aud Ohio Southwestern lsts, lOoA4
hid do. "a incomes, S3aa9; consolidated gas
bonds, ll44 bid do. stocks, o3aJbh.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-11
Tn. Western Floods

sr. Josype, Mo May 10.-fhe Missouri river
has emf through the revefment work Of the gov
crnment above the city, and - digging across
sre NOW that n viii cut through, destroying tho
Grand Island ana Rock Island main lines 70 the
Wsst and leave 81 Joe high ana dry . mule
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-11

The elegant store. three stories and base
ment the fresh stock of Groceries, and
the Old Wines and Liquors kept by Mr.
Julien Binford. at 1895 east Main street.
makes II the most attractive store IN our
city.