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Morning journal and courier., 1893-09-04
DEATHS

CLARK-In this city, September 3, Samuel B.
Clark, second son Of Anna D. and the late Sam
uel l.. Clark, aged d years.
Funeral from his late residence, SO Bishop
street, Tuesday afternoon at 2:1O o'clock.
D1CKERMAN-In Westville, on the Sd inst,
Funeral services will be held at the residence OF
her sister, Mr., James g. Hotchkiss 1877 Main
street, on Tuesday afternoon at Q 80 O'Clock.
Friends OF the family are invited to attend.
The remains will be taken to Whitneyyille for
interment. ct
widow Of the late Albert R Goodnow, aged 81
years.
Funeral services will be held at late residencs,
No. 1872 Poplar street. on Monday, Sept 4, at 4
O'Clock.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-09-04
Baseball Game. saIurdax.

The baseball summaries for last Satur-
day were as follows:
Morning journal and courier., 1893-09-04

LOST.
ON Saturday evening, string Of gold beads
~ Finder will receive liberal reward by re
turning same to MRS SIMPSON,
81 lit SO Sperry street.
> LOST,
HN Congress- avenue, Sunday, small bird dog
" white lemon ears and spots. Reward it re-
turned to A. R. ANDREWS,
"a tt 176 Temple
Morning journal and courier., 1893-09-04

fNORFETENT business woman GOOD aF8fNr
~ Tor tiores state erpeFSenna. reference an
HAAAFg- Address - St. RI7sFNEE1 TlfV
Morning journal and courier., 1893-09-04

WANTED.
"a COMPETENT wnsn&n TO 90 GENERAL HOUSE
u work Apply 81 '-'''
~ IT, 4ss ~ NJ ss--pau~-
Morning journal and courier., 1893-09-04
8nard amd Bonus.

9u0IA% dMM 3%uu 1A~0.
FOR RENT,
HI two gentlemen, with use Of bath $3.50
aul2tf K, Courier Office
8ea1 Estate.
FOR RENT.
IN The house 1853 Wooster street. Inquire
aus 1T
FOR RENT.
m First floor, six rooms, all modern con
81 tt sc EDWARDS STREET.
FOR RENT,
"a :, Block house "a York Square; Inquire e G.
g9 +. NEWCOMB, room II, Exchange Build
- ing, Church and Chapel streets. an29 #
FOR RENT.
IN Brick block house in York Square. In
WI ausl tt ~ 1se YORK STREET.
FOR RENT.
II N Elegant fiat in the Jocelyn, lis York, all
III 'n %pgso e l9 %M GAY next door.
FOR RENT,
4 - Cottage7 roomR furnished, at Thimble
T. Islands ostony creek), 500 for the season.
Cottage, 9 rooms, furnished, at halls Point,
Guilford, 500 for the season.
House, 10 rooms, furnished, at Milford, 500 for
the season.
George A. Isbell,
jy3 7S7 Chapel street.
Best Rents.
n Best Rents in City, SIC, $1s, $50, $s1, $s2
ri AL appointments and conveniences. Ar
~ tistic model homes Entrances and all &C
commodations separate Six rooms. Verandas,
bath rooms, ranges, hot and cold
water, gas, etc. Nicely decorated Select
families only. State or Grand street cars.
Apply, 2S9 FERRY, corner of English street.
aug18H
FOR RENT,
a. The desirable residence No. 81 Trumbun
If; street, containing IL finished rooms and all
Nv modern appliances. f1rstclass house
nd f1rst-class neighborhood. For rent on a
I erm of years. apply at
Rnnnl,n Ewalan
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-19
TERRIBLY INCREASING.

The Authorities Of the Board Of Health
Give Some important Information
About the Present Condition Of the Peo-
pie
At no time in the history Of New York city have
there been so many deaths from pneumonia as
NV. The Official figures show that nearlytwice
"a many deaths from this cause are occurring
than for the last five years his If something
terrible
Dr. John T. Magic, Registrar Of Vital Stats
tire say That this Increase is due 20 the Influence
Of grip. lie says that grip may be called epi-
tcrlc lust now. ana that IN the majority OF cases
grtD - vital. contributing cause 10 pneumonia
and all dangerous pulmonary troubles At INNS
time OF the year. whom VIC are changing over
from winter 20 spring, thero Is always low
order of vitality: n reaction from tho strains OF
the season. The blood does not dow 80 fun nor
rapidIy. the strength IL less. For this reason
rrip mas a much better chance than at any other
season.
This IS tme Of year whom people need TO DO
careful, and too much Importance cannot Dc
placed upon Keeping the blood warm ana IN CIR
culatiou. You must bring about reaction "
Won wish TO avoid the pain and dangers OF these
IRON bles IN time. There Is but one way by which
q reaction can 10 brought about, and that IL oy
tho uso OF pure stinulant, preferably Whihkey.
Eut the great difficulty is that there are lew
Whiskeys which aio pure. Tho only really pure
and reliable whiskey known 10 the medical pro
fossion or the world Ia Duny's Pure Malt ~
possesses qualities known only 10 Itself. " Will
brtng about A reaction aud prevent cold, pneu-
MONA or the grip. where many so-callel stlnu,
lants would tan. IL has saved more hyes ana
relieved moro suffering than anything OF sum-
lar nature which was ever known before 10 the
world
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-19

pistols In bis face Mr.. Forney was ordered to
open tho door aud waa thrown down, but no
remained nrm aud positively refused 70 com.
ply The ladies about the jail, Mr. Forneys
mother and sisters, appealed 10 tho men not 70
shoot the prisoner Ia h:s cell, and they seemed
20 think that II would not be enIiclent punish
mont ana yielded 10 their request Several
pistols wore placed through the bars close 10
tho negro, VINO laid on hts cot covered up In
blankets scared and trembling from head to
foot
After working for nbout an hour 20 secure tho
negro by threats made to tho laiier and other
wtso the crowd loft the Jail aud quietly dis
pcracd. Sheriff Gore arrived in town on Wed-
Desday aud after consulting with Judge Akin
eon took the negro TO stanton az ":30 that
aff
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-19
WORLO'S-FAIR DEADLOCK.
Dlsoord In tho Musical Department
Threatens Serious Consequence.
lBy telegraph to the Dispatch

by tolegrApn 70 tne Di3patcn.l
CHICAGO. Ill, May 1s-The demand for tho
resignation Of Theodore Thomas has brought
the national commission and the local directory
into deadlock. Mr. Thomas Ia left IN a very en-
barTassing position. and unless the matter IL
soon settled Will retire from the exposition alto
gether. Tho matter will be brought before the
Board os Reference and Control, but the quarrel
has now reached a point where the entire mus-
cal department Of the fair, for which nearly a
million dollars have been provided, Is threatened
with destruction.
Mr.. THOviss BOUNCE.
CHICAGO. May 1S-Director-G eneral Davis yes
to-day dispatched n special messenger TO Mr.
Theodore 1hOmass house Win The following mes
cage:
I'm compliance with the instructions emhn-
died IN resolution adopted this day, May l5tb,
by the Columbian Commission | have 20 request
your resignation ~ musical director " the De-
partment Of Liberal Arts. You viii please turn
over all property, records, and documents be-
longing 90 and sppertnining 20 your ONES to the
cboi ot the Drpartne nt Of Liberal Arts.
avery respectfully yours. g. X. DAVIS"
As yet tho Direcfor-Geueral has received DO
answer 10 ira note.
The -. Clair comfy Mo- railroad bond case.
which for twenty yecrs has Deen IN the Missouri
courts ami has coat several lives, IL after all 10
be amicably settled.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-19

No. red. cash. CSC. Nay. 07,<c., July, .7tc
Corn--No MIXED. cash snd Nay. ssk.: july.
3gisa39asc. Oais-Na 2. cash, 32lfc; NAY.
32txc. July, 27t<c. whiskey, unchanged. Pro-
visione QUOT ana nrm- Port-Prime standard
mess, eli.25. Lard, si0.30. Dry-sslrsd meais
Qooee,-sDonlders. et0; LONGS and ribs. ei0.ts |;
short, e10.7O: boxed, 1Jc- more. Bsc,n-Packed
shoulders, sl0.5o; longs snd ribs, ef02Ja
siI35,S: shorts, sil.j0asii.62j< Hams I'M
changed.
CHICAGO. MAY is.--To-days ono weather. lover
cables, and a lingering feeling OF nneasipess re-
gnriing the fnsncisi sitaation gave the bcafs .
renewal OF their lease OF the grain martet. July
whot closed ic. loser than ON the day before.
Corn was weak also. July shows q loss Tor the
day ~ &c. Oats opened weak. ]saAc. do~n,
aud closed easy. With G loss OF vas. sdinional
The provision market WAS easy AZ the start AMI
required assistance OF an artificial character 10
support u. The necessary support was forth
coming, however. I'm duo course. Compared With
Las, night, pors Is up 25c. lard ING. ana nts
&c.
Cash quotations: Flour nrrn and nominslly
unchanged. No. . spring wheat fotvr No
. corn, 41fss4iiic No. oats. spllc. ness-
pork. s2O0sss2O. 20. Lard, $40. 800, y.
short-rib sides ,loose). sl0.O7Ssaslo.lo 10. Dry
sailed shoulders. si0asf0.25- short-cisar sides
boxed, $40. 25aslO.5O whiskeY. ella.
Inc leading futures ranged ~ follows
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-19
RECEIVED HIS CERTIFICATE.
rho First Regiments Noble Act and th
Third VIII Follow the Example.

Correspondence of the Richmond DisDatch.)
HENDERSON. ". G., Nay 1S.--Hr. ID. \. Cooper
is In receipt Of the Official certificate OF his ap-
poiutmont by the V Grid STAR authorities ns n
member Of tho " Advisory Council OF the Worlds
Fair Auxiliary on Farm, Culture, aud Coroal In
dusfry and also as "A delegate to the Agucultu-
rGt Congress, which cOnyeues IN Chicago October
10Th.
The First Regiment Of the State duard has
done a grateful ana noble act IL turning over
their entire pay received from the state Tor
services while undor orders IN consequence Of
tho recent James city trouble, TO the WIDOW oi
thcir deceased Lcutcnant-C olOncl. ID. y. Bogart.
who lost his life by m accident while on duty
there. 10 ~ said the Third Rosimont VIII also
raise a fund for tho same purpose
Sir. +. C.Fopo, OF greensboro, was mere yes
terday.
Mr.. r. Cooper Hicks IL here to-day.
Mrs. j. L. Massenburg Is spending the week
az littletOn.
Mr.. H. II. Henderson. Of Newport News, is
here on h visit 20 relatives.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-19
Elizabeth City Democrats.

Correspondence Of the Richmond DisDatth)
HAMPTON. "a. May lS.-rhe Democrats met
last night "a nominate cOuncllmen and delegates
10 the county convention. The following c9uh-
',ic,,r wore cho.cn: First Ward ". n. hugi ar
and IA. ID. owen: second Ward, :. :. cunning
nam ana george ". Rocker, Third Ward, >. T.;
Ice and u. W. Malone. There was a very iuii
Tho coauty convention met al II NJ. today
win fun delegation. Captain &. N. Richter
was made chairman and a full county ticket was
plsccd in the Held. The important onlcers
nominated wore: -
Lnr Nupery,4ors- hampton District, J. ".
Hlackmore. Wythe District, Scott {. WOOD;
Cnesapeako DISTRICT. James y. Wilson.
There was a spirited contest for county NierA
het Ween CAPTAIN v. L. DOughorty ant Captain
= "A Mood aod Mr.. /. G.. DonahOe. Three bal-
lots we're taken and Mr.. l.. q. Donahoo nom'-
pafeI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-19
eLLeRSLlE STUD RIGHT IN IT.
Charado and Russell Win at Gravescnd-
DiAbIo Bred by Captain Hancock.

ICorrosponieDce Of tho Richmond Dlspaich.]
CnARLO1rEsvIIIE, Va. May ls.-'lhe horscs
thar were brei n the Ellerslie stud seem TO be
right "in It, now that two mOre-Charade and
Kussell-bnva won races AZ Grqvesend.
great many pHpers have made the mistake
al saying that DlabiO was bred at Bullneid 10y
MAJOR boswell, ANA mat no was sold When .
ycars old. The fact IL, DiablO was bred b. Cap
tain Il. j. hancock, ~ ENcrslie, IN this county.
HIa dam. Grace Daring, aisO ito dRm OF Mas
Grarc. Was owned by Captain Hancock and died
some years ago a. his farm. Inablo was soli by
MS owner IN brooklyn IA 1887 as yeerllng'
ful brother Of Chateau, tho winner oi the tx
perfatiOu stake, is now 10 froOAlyn WIN nj
tccu other yoGrtngs from the tilcreha stud ara
viii boz sold Oh the lGth instant he perform
apces OF these horses viii undoubtedly be worth
a great deal 90 Captain Hancock.
WILL rs BROUGHT BACK.
Mr. Thomas y. Martin, Of Scottsvillc, has sold
~ a pnrty in this plnco the thoroughbred Ghost
mt nily that be shipped 20 Brooklyn on the
dnv The Elefslie ycarlinRs were shipped The
pr ce pad was $500 net. The colt will lie
brought back 60 Virginia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-19

CINCINNATI. O., Msy lp.-Flour quiet. wheat
No. : rel. zoe. corn stronger, No. 2 mixed,
45lSa46c. Oats strong; No. , MIXED. Aa34lf'.
Pork nriner az s2O..3. Lard nrm ~ tlo.21.
'Buk-mests, sIO.25: bacon, tli.55asl i.s1l4.
Mhi-kaV f1.tn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-19
Baseball.


Al New York: n.hH.x.
Wastingtons % q o q o O.
Bstteries-Rusie and Doyle; Meekin and Far
relL
Phiiadelphiss. ....I 22OaoI lilo is /
Baltimores I'D q l o o o o.
Batteries--Tsylor and Clements; Baker and
Robinson.
cier v iss'Aoa OF 81 I
CincinDstis. ......0 o o. o l o o.
Batteries: Hss,ings, Young, aud Boyd; Dryer,
Murphy, and Vaughn
AT st. Lous-ten innings; r. BIZ. \.
St. Louis. I'D O0oI oll1-5 IL 8
PiitsDurgs. l 1901 o000-4
Batteries: Breitensteln and Peitz; Gastrighs
and Mack.
At Boston, r. Ri. r.
Bostons. '..........O 2 10000 "a 7 )
Batteries: iaddock and Kinslov; Nichols and
Bennett
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
At Montgomery: RBH. E
Atian sSmofy ..... s7ooS o-is IL
Ba;teries-McGinty and Welsh; DewaId aud
Murphy.
At Mobile: R.B.H. 4.
Chattanooga 10000 900 80 y 3
Internationally and Wells; Baston and
Dugdale,
AT Birmingham: n. R.H. Z.
Birmingham IL 110O07 oil id II
Charleston. .......4 D 0 o 4 ] q x-10 II ID
Bat,eries-Cross, sugden, Lloyd, and Ulrich
PARROT and IIogrver.
At New Orleans: r. B.H. v.
Now Orleans o 0 0 o 30l0 l. :. E.
Macons ............0 o o o o o . O. 2 :. :.
Batteries-Duke and Baldwin: Abbey and
Fields.
At Nashville: Augustas, 10; base-hits. 10 !;
errors, 2. Nashyilles. base-hitr. II errors,
:. Batteries-shaw and Wilson; Nickery, Box
ingdale, aud Somer-.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-19
No Small-Pox Ia Meckienburg'

70 The Editor of the Dispatch:
Inot,ccd that il was stated IN your paper OF
the 1Gth that ar. Oppcnhimer stated ina sIhau-
pox was spreading IN MocklehhuIs county
mai the 18th was our COunty-Court day, anu
,1ero were ,,eople present here from every part
OF the county. especially from that portion aI-
tointny Iunenburg IN which county there IS
..,,,,ii',o,1 nu1 the matter Of smallpox was
talked sls,ui. and II WAS ascerained tina. there
is NOT a case Of smallpox IN MecGienDurg.
some OF our people have req9estea Una, !, a., -
Judge of tho County Court, should prlte let'or
for publication IN reference 70 this matter, Dn'
instead OF doing that ASK that you please pun
hsh tho above statement Very tray
''' '"' Nv ". L. HOMES.
=. S.-Bovdton is twenty-five miles from .ne
small-po1 disirlc, IA Luuenburg. W. T. H.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-19
Hy,euututisfu

q alphabetically blood disorder caused by
inability OF the kidneys TO throw on cer-
tain poisons which aoounuiate III Tue us
sues about the JOINTS ana muscles.
p, p. f., very simple. quickly. and sure
lv cures this disease, neutralizing impuri-
ties IN the blood. Experience aud science
both endorse r. p. p. as tho only inisili-
bic blood pArifssxnown.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-19
j. q. u. A. NJ. For,ieth Anniversary.
,u...,.t ,.,iagra,, N tha Dnanatchl

PETERSBURG, VA. May 1S.--fbe Junior order
q, Iinited American Mechanics Of this city held
their foriioth anniversary tonight al the Acade-
INV of Music, which had Deen tasietuliy deco
rated for tnis occasion. The building VS.
nsck ed 10 its utmost capacity. The programme
Tor this event consisted OF large enorus. winch
sang the national airs and several solos, IA nes'
osdresses yers delivered by William II. Jones
nnd Kevs. &. y. Van H0uten. oi Manchester and
=. \. Far. Of Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-19
won; Rlvs second, Judge csrdvsn third. Time,

won; Elva second. Judge Csrdvsli third. Time,
1:44k.
Third race-Runnymeds STAKES, for 2-year-
olds colts and fliies, six furiones Charity won:
Pat second, seguird third. Time. i:17s4.
Fourth race-2-yoar-oli maiden colts and
eeldiner, i've furIongs- Probasco won; Dock
stader second. King Charley third. Time,
l:o3,4.
Fifth rncs--sselbsck handicap for 3-yesr-olds
and upwards, one and one-srteenth miles
third. Time. 1:4sLr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-19
COB THE 4TH RECT
olSBANoEo FOR FAILURE TO COMPLY
WITH REGULATIONS.
An Overcrowded Orphan Asyium--Re-
moved 10 BE saved from Lynchcrs--
Heavy Losses by Fire.
fCorrospoadenco Of the Richmond Di,pa,ch.I

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch-l
RALEIGH, N. C., May 1s.-The Governor
issued orders to-day dlsbanding Company
i, of the Fourth Regiment, at Lincoln
ton. for failure to comply with regula-
tions. No official application of Company
b. Third Regiment. ut Greensboro. for
disbandment has ever been received.
REcEPTIoS-ooILATIog.
This afternoon Bishop Lyman held a
reception IN honor Of the Diocesan Conven-
ton Of the Protestant Episcopal Church.
now IN session. A collation. was served on
the lawn of his handsome residence. There
are about sixty-hye clergymen present.
The convention will end i,s work Satur-
day evening.
ovERCBowDRD.
Rev. DR.. Black, superintendent OF the
Orphan Asylum ct oxford, IS here. He
says there are now 232 orphans there and
that since January lst last he has been
forced to refuse TO admit ninety children.
The asylum was built for only 200, so the
buildings are greatly overcrowded.
The public laws of the last Legislature
have been delivered by the State printers
to the Secretary Of State. The private
laws will be delivered later.
A negro named Harms has been removed
from Rockingham jail TO Fayetteville to
save him from lynchers.
Editor james T. Griffin. OF the Marion
Free Lance, has gone to Chicago as a dele
cate TO the National Educational Conven-
ton.
TIRHs Yesterday.
News reached here to-day Of two fires
one at Newton. burning the warehouse Of
Smyre. Rhyme & Co.. and doing about
s., 900 damage, mainly 10 goods removed
from stores; the other at Laurinburg,
burning three dwellings and causing
almost &c, 600 loss. The latter was an III
cendiary fire.
The following additional members Of the
jefferson DAVIS escort are appointed D..
c. Scarborough, /. w. Granger, 4. +.
Cox, w. J. Barrett, ID. :. Davis, n. l..
far. j. n. Ramsay, L. $. Baker of Suffolk.
Va. aud Swift Galloway.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-19
OF

STUTZ. Entered into rest, AZ his resi-
dence. Ia Gordonsyille. at 9:05 T.. NJ. May
II. 1873 after BRET illness, GEORGE ;.
STUIX. an old resident Of this city, IN
the fist wear ~ his age.
He leaves n devoted wife and ten chill.
dren e. mourn their loss.
Asleep IN Jesus"
Services conducted by Rev. j. X. Ellis.
Of GordonsyIlle. HIS remains will arrive
in Richmond on the +. VI. 'besapeah
and OHIO train on FRIDAY, day 18th. ln-
termeut at Hollywood cemetery.
Baltimore and Washington papers and
Atlanta Constitution please copy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-19
Marriage of observation-disclosures Tyiers
sister.

Mr.. John Washington. OF Caroline county ana ana
Miss Mamie b. Tylor, daughter oil the Ato
George Tyler and sister OF Lieutenaut-"oVerho
j. HOgo Tylor, wore married 0n Nelnosu@5 ns
Milford, Caroline county. Rev. L. A. Cutiee ON
eating. Mr.. Thomas Washington, OF hlcntnouu,
acted "a boat man and Aiss Lucy Tyler, SISTER Ol
ne bride was Tho maid OF honor. Lmonc tbe
eneats present WAS lieGtenant-Goyornor J'
Hoge Tyler. Nr. and HIS. Washington VIII TO
atda An Caroline.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-19
Society Baseball Event.

i7pf'itti tolOA lf''i' W 'HN N'@N--e~''''
PETERSBUBj, VA, MAY lS.-The game OF base
ball between tno Petersburg CLUB team and the
CotillOn cub team, for the beueht OF Tie
Home for the Sick was She society event 10
tbis line OF the season and attracted largo
crowd. II was d spirited contest from the be
ginning ana was won by the Cotillon team by
scOre Of 10 -.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-19
cHAMBsRLAIN's HOTEL SOLO.
Purchased by n Chamberlain Syndicate
To BE Opened In November Next.


special telegram 20 the Dispatch.l
'FOnT MoNROE, VA, May lS.--hr. John Cham
borlain left for Washington this evening vorv
much gratnod with his days work. lilo has
boeu IN New } ork for the past ten days and
Notwithstanding tho panicky tinos induced his
friends 10 subscribe not only enough money 10
buy tho hotel here. but 70 finish and furnish 10
us we'll There WAS q large party o. prominent
nnnncisrs present when tho property was put
~ for sale al noon to-day. Colonel Ihbo, or
Hampton, Mr. White and Mr. Juns;aI, o. Nor
folk, we're present and answered number Oi
questions in regard to claims on the house.
OSY EXCEPTION.
4 was 8old without conditions except claim
81 -, BOO Cf the edison Eectric-Light COMPANY
Tho nr~t I'D was 100000, which was guleki7
advanced. parties IN the interest OF the hyReia
Company running n ~ 20 s%5O.OOo. Nr John
y. Iilney. Of Baltimore. who represented the
CAnwncr.ain syndicate. advanced II $4,000, NJ
which price u was knocked down.
THE FIRMS.
Tho terms were 900 cash; balance in
throe elual payments in six. twelve, and
eighteen months. 1nc cash payment viii cover
all the pressing bills ~ mo concern, and NT.
Chamberlain states that the work Of completing
a. VIII be commenced ~ ou.e. IL Is his intention
10 open 10 when Congress meets IN November
with "a big blowout.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-19

MARLBORO, MD. May lS.-William Pinkney.
who. with Dan Barber, was convicted q! the muir
der Of Francis ii. Bowie and sentenced 10 DE
hanged Juno 3Oth. has confessed that lie alone
killed Mr. EOwie, ana that Barber was not pres
ent at the time. This eXculpation Will probably
savo BARRIERS neck from the hangmans moose.
Pmkney's assertion that there were others who
krew ali about the killing OF MIR, Bowie is
being investigated.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-19
The wash.-Lees Defrst the stsuntons

Especial telegram 20 the Dtspa;ch.l
STANTON. Va, Nay 1S.-The town 10 filed
with Washington and Lee students and their
friends Tho University base ball tean crossed
bpts with the stanton Military Academy team
this afternoon. The local team was rot IN IL ~
any stage OF the game, ana the visitors had a
pic-uic thrOug hOut, the game standing 10 TO q IN
favor OF Washington Gnd Ice. Umpire, W. g.
Fisher. batteries: Nisitors-lrau aud GOode !;
homo team-scherer and tultz.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-19
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK, May 1.-THE stock market, vhiie
Irregular again to-day, was in the main higher.
The volume Of business was moderately large.
ARUsu UPWARD.
AZ the opening prices for stocks went mp With
a rush, the improvement being equal TO L.sls
per cent. and General Electric leading the rise.
subsequently there IVES reaction under tho
leadership Of Distil!ers witch fell or from 70
lJt6. Tho stock stili lstcf sold Of ~ AMI re-
coded u IL. sugar WAS conspicuous feature
and advanced 33i % $50 On largo dealings
General Electric soli ut 20, q rise OF ia per
cent from last nights price.
The CLOSE STEADY.
During the afternoon there WAS reaction OF
IA 70 ~ under sales 10 rcsli1e pronts, bat
rally Of u 10 Il followed and the mSrks' closed
steady la tone. oales-Listed stocks, 2O4,OOO
shares; unlisted, 10000.
MONEY ExCHkEOB-B0Nps.
Money on call easy. ranging from ~ 10 .. las,
loan nj 2: and closing offered at p prime mer-
camille paper, Gas per cent.
sterling exchange a shade easier (: posted
rates. s4.s5lsaSf0O. Commercial bills. tf.s3s
s4.Sfii.
Government bonds frm; state bonds dull;
railroad bonds strong.
Sub-treasury balances: Coin, $50, 200:
currency. sI3,OO2.O0Q.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-19

special telegram 10 tho Dlspatch.l
NORFOLK, VA, May 1S-Mr. John l. Robinson
and Miss Jennie +. Collins, Of this city, and Mr.
Waltor Lee Burton. Of Norfolk, ana Miss Lllze
s. -rnitu, OF EdcutOn, y. C., wenlto hilzaheth
Citv. ~ G., yesterday and were united IN mar
mage 10y Rev. Mr.. SIN, OF the Methodist Eplsco-
.nI ffbufgl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-19
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NAKxEr.

an LOUIS, Mo-. My 1s.--Flour weak and no
charged. Whsas elassd 10 below YESTERDAYS