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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-09
THE BRITISH HOUSE.
INTERESTING DEBATE ON TIE IRISH
HONe-RULE GILL.
Some sharp Words and at One Time n
&c ne Of Considerable Disorder.
Closure Applied.

LONDON. Nav SIN the House OF COm-
mons to-day. Pnme-iiinistcr Gladstone
stated. in reply to Joseph Chamberlain,
that be would propose that tho ninth
clause Of the Irish home-ruie bill should
he retained without alteration. This clause
provides for the retention Of Irish men,
bers IN the Imperial Parliament.
The speaker ruled that the instructions
to the commltteo On the home-rulc bill Of
fcrcl by Lord Randolph Churchill and
others. nth q view 10 defeating the bill
were ont # order. The House then went
into committee on The hOCe-rule bhl.
Joseph Chamberlain moved to postpone
clause ! of the bili. which simply provides
that on and alter the appointed day
tlore shall be- n legislature IN ireland. 9ir.
Chamberlain said ~ was has INTENTION q
move the "p0stpOuement OF every clause
NJ o. clause g, in order TO begin the DIS
cue,iou Of The bIii with the most tmpor-
TAM proposals. The House. lie sand. had -
right 20 know whether the government
meant % adhrre 10 tho maiu points OF the
bin. otherwise the House might at any
tImo ind IA uaw bIll sprung upon them.
Nr. Gladstone replied that be- declined
~ allow Mr. Chamberlain - reserve 20
himself tleprIyilega IT challenging clauses
""' thtlf 'tb'I- INC "'t' y"
the House ~ q particular form, and the
F~"'fFhIhent lone hal rlg"l ID lhnlt"'t
variations from that form.
CHARGES OF Bu.rorn.
4. J.. Balf0ur charged Ilr. Gladstone
r,,gn 49,. -,,rs.",stion If IRISH members
a. Il ,r,,I rn .LrrlJ and t6e
Inn. m0-, ur.nitlou. for revealing n.
IovfIar a.I other Iul,u.t~ continued 10
taIE ,n % atr', I'. Similar 49, t6e,r leader.
uni. H.. IRISH Nat-1o,Es.s cried " IN
vlle."
I.Vfha- who D. q ~r.I.'ivc q IlrISali--
bury and r,Urr-tut- Middle Cumberland.
4e,r..J I.r..,L, U.alv ~ l,tItug ar
1su i 1i-orlsr
AIR. UryIv r,r,.d that the statement Was
nr.r-.. an. 5,..rlrr va. am tLe other
..l.
Chairman li.l.r urf ar ,ul 10 tie
eIu4l d.. rs calling the dlsuufaut. o. or
dor ,-I tf- C.aml.r'aIu,. amendment
was p. .,t.i J. va y,f. az .-1 70 BIB.
Cl,r..I DariIno conservative mom-
l.r -. r...t.,J ,,ro,..-,1 ?, amend
c~i.u.. o., % %r,Ii,,, th. -.ur.morv of
r.-. l ,-.u .. ,r.,.~t,l
ma.
Nr DI,I-t.r. opr..al tne motion. for
d.. r.s-.-. tt4. tna .frr.rn4rr OF p.rla-
,,.,t l'.' o-.r.. .,Wrt.rtlv A. tha
ur...I
rur. rrrry -,r~Drr,a~.
C.t.,.t S.,,J.--.r +h. II.tar To,e,i-t
4r-u.I tl.t tD. .-w.ul~.ut V4e r,.p--4lr
49,. ...L 3D.. ,-.J,+.r, of "a
.....' p..',.m.r y.i,b Iunarr
...,., 81, 49, o.I;'t,r
H., d.. -r i..I.- - th. ~Ir.,-i-.l
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: B. l4'' -"' ,t'
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-09

Two cases Of families IN destitute err
cum,tanoe, are reported o. the DspArcH.
one Of the families. living IA the north,
western section VI the city, VIII lac erected
from their home for non-paymcnt OF rent
Thursday unless funds are forthcoming.
Full particulars 81 these objects Of charity
can bee obtained from Mr.. William DaITOn'
cas-, Main street, or Mr.. William Rankin,
Pine and Cary streets. with whom dJna-
tons NAV bc lent. Money loft az the DIS
y.rcB Office Will be turned over 10 the
fafrIIfa4
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-09

the places Of Messrs. Otwav 6. Allen ani
James 1. GRAY, who ~ the regular meeting
OF TINS body November Il. 1872. asked TO
bc relieved from service upon this commit
tee. This request OF the part of Messrs.
Allen aud GRAY was due 10 an amendment
TO the report q tho conference committee
IN regard to tho manner IN which the Com
mlttoe On R~otrenchmcnt and Reform
should proceed ~ It's investigation. The
upper branch Of the Council thought that
all questions should be specific. and the
members of the committee were Of the
opinion that they could accomplish no.
thing with such limited powers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-09

BERLIN. MAY Sat the Colonial Office il
Is stated that the Powers party TO the
Samoan treaty have accepted the re,igua-
tons Of Cblef-Justico Cederkrantz and
Baron SenHt Won Pilsach, president OF the
NIuniclpal Council. Baron Won Pilslch
will sail for home on June Ist. lie 10
ANXIOUS tO'leaye Samoa o "a the eli
mate does not agree with ms wite's health.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-09

VIENNA. May Private advices received
here from Brazil indicate that the rebel
lion IN RIO Grande do sui Is more serious
tnan the government Is willing 10 ADMIT.
The rebels are supported by all the better
classes in the provinces. not excepting the
landed proprletOrs and merchants. One
decisive rebel victory would cause the en-
tire population to desert the government.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-09

TovupN. AIay s.-Prime-NlinIster Glad
stone has offered the place ~ Poet Laur"-
ate. made vacant by the death ot LORD
Ieuayson. e. the distinguished art critic,
Holm kuekiu.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-09
Jubilatiou In Italy.

Rosr. MAY s.-TLe election 10 the Cham
her of Deputies of Siguor CayalottI.
leader Of the Radicals. has been the cause
of Radical exultation throughout the
kingdom. Demonstrations have been
made in all the large cities. 10 Milan a
mob Of Radicals attacked the office of a
Conservative newspaper and broke the
windows aud doors. The mob was dis
persed by the police.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-09
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
reported Tor Tue Dlspa

tAepOrtod Tor tue Dlspat~h-I
MAY $40 auction sales to-day.
Private sales very light.
Revenue collections: cigars and cigarettes,
sg4j.J4; tobacco. s3,jS2. lO-total, s3,J25.G4.
DAVIS q Gregory Will have a good sale "
bughts tomorrow. Sheiburns's will not sell.
Me-srs. G.. ". Bohmcr, Lyucnburg, Va, and
". q. Huntington, tarmyille, Va. were here TO-
dag.
Mr.. Michael Mcnamara. Of Dublin, Ireland,
was IN rho city, but left for home to-day.
The tobacco trade Is exceedingly duli to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-09
raKIsE INTELLIGEsCE-

NORFOLK. Va. May S.-Market dun trans
action. extremely moderate. Prime, ii4afrac.;
extra PRIME. 49, fancy. -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-09

Iovpov. MAY s. dIsuatch from Rio
Jan,lro SAYS that "a tiuanclai crisis prevails
IN that city. .
Both the insurgents and the government
are claiming the victory m the battle
fought on Saturday near truguayana, IN
RIO Grande DO sui.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-09
Duel In Madrid.

MADRID. May g. The editor Of the Tor
I~lsp9uJnc0 N,i'1r.d. and Captaln-General
Barges. Of Aragon, fought . pistol duel
m the Prado this afternoon. BarCes was
wounded in the thigh. The duel was mo
yoked bv a series # violent articles pub
lshed by the CoT,spand1'cld against
Bar-ee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-09
WORKERS FOR WORTHY CAUSE.
Tho Meeting Of the Junior HOLLYWOOD
Memorial Association Yesterday.

The frat meeting Of the JUNIOR Holy
wood Memorial Association for the u'"
year was held i'm the Young Mems Cnfl'-
tan Association parior yesterday aii.I-
noon 1T . o'clock. Ihero WoTe about AliF
members present. \ good deal ot pu--
mess Wa transacted, most ot Whl'h cV"-
sisted If election 81 officers and atrahg'-
monts for the entertainment o. be gwen
on FRIDAY afternoon from , 20 II AZ th3
Suott re-idcncs. corner Third ana CahaI
streets.
The object Of this entertainment ls 20
raise the amount for the bazaar fund.
The following officers We're UNANIMOUSLY
reelected Miss MAJ Bauehinan, pr's'-
dent Misses Ily Nrttle. Matte lurctii'
Mary Pace. and SailIe Bruce, and Ne--r~'
Morgan Robinson and Edward Harrls'I'
v.co-pr.sileu.s: ilr-. Hotchkl,s. honorary
president. and Mr-. Joseph Bryan. homo
rcrv yIce-u-.Idcut Miss Norma MGlh'T'
recording secretary. and Miss Park bag
by. corresponding secretary, ana Ni'
Douglas Gordon. treasurer.
The following chalrueu were re-electen'
Nj Mercer Cooke. Nays and Means on-
mIttec Miss Ellen CLARK. alternate chair
mani: Miss Kate Wallace, Decorating
Committee MIS- Mamie El son. al'ir-
uat.I. and Mss Name Baughmau' lla'
Committee.
Nj Roberts has promised 20 attend -
tlo TRANSFORMATION OF the ASSOCIATION ''
Hollywood ou Memorial-Dar.
Amotlou was made Tor th' juniors 10
rive "A vote OF thanks to Mr.. Greer bIngh-
man flr hrs hIriur- an1 rih,i M ~'rNl'.
during thc bazaar tor the S"Hd-0o"'"
t4tIe. and was unanimously carried.
Besides t.. entertainment thr Junior
hay. I.tDr. them the Wu-h JI removing
IL. bodies ns tire soldiers ~ Dre"rN q
T.uT % HOLLYWOOD which tL"v "lIi cA-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-09

CHICAGO. III. MAY S-Catae: Receipts,
I1.50u head: shipments, 4,GOO head. Market
opened slow amt lOa1Jc. lover. NOcxtra steers
ON sale good % choice. s5.3Jash.Jn: other.
SlnJaa5I5: led Texans. s~itOastbO; yrass
reyan-. sa4Oas3.5U; tat COMA AMI heller,
S~J.1aSiIO.
Hoxs Receipts. 1000 head shipmcnts.
5000 head. Market opened hrisk l0aiJr.
higher aud closed strong. mixed and packer,
> .4Ias9.iO. heavy aui butcher weight,
s..sOaS7.s1; prime lsnt. s,aJas"do pigs,
SG.hOaSG..5.
sheep: Receipts. $1,000 lolI: shipments.
100 head. Market active and lOal1 luso.
clipped Texars, 49, IUasisl. other tipFef,
~sIas5.4U: m fleece, g. tuas1.sl; amt',
s1~.TlaEs'I.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-09
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET

BALTIMORE May b. rgiuia 81. Gsisab1 ;
Baltimore ana Ohio. SuaN3 Northern central.
GOu69l. Baltimore Hni ohio S~Outhwestern
lsf-. lO6nlDUiV 80. "a incomes @jio. 10. 81
incomes. .I.. cJnsoiid itei gas stock. Gla6S.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-09

There will be "a delightful entertainment
given at FairmouJ Methodist church TO-
night. Judge Earrar, of Amelia. wllI de-
liver Il lecture and Mr.. HaddOn Watkins
and Mr. SAunlers VIII slng.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-09

Brgrrv. M Z. The division Il the
Radical .Erll-,1ulgrI party hns a-~li.e q
permanent i.rm. Inc stronger contln-
gent. und, q Eugene Richter. Will Dee known
lcuc,iurth AS the Radical Peoples parry
and viii cooperate WIth IN" S~oatn-'fer-
man Democrat, under irird'rlrh iay'F'
who mad the t!tterc-t oi me -peecA',
against the government ON theIa'i d'N 81
tie la-t Reichs'a- and lS "'poH'l 20 M
comes % 20 mlitar.sm. hlcItrr Ju,'i-
fes tAls course IN q manifest "A'ch ~ $ .
"it Was impossible o. u-hi me r'Act''n-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-09
prnsslnn TnNaiinn Hill

Brnrrv. May The lower house of the
prussiau Diet has passed tine supplemeuta-
~ taNatiOn bill by a vote IF 2l5 20 -. \
number of Clcr.cal and Polish deputies
aL-'aiued from voting.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-09

.Hy telegraph o. mo Dispatch
P~HuAuFLpHA. Pa. May s.-lhe large
four-story mill NJ Orchard and Iacony
streets was burned tonight. with "A loss IF
s200.0l0. The first, second and fourth
floors were occupied by Bromley i Burns.
Divers and manufacturer of lace curtains.
aud the third floor wa, occupied by Cali-
we'll ~ Antrim. umbrella inanutacturers.
Harry knight. an employee II Caldwell
Il Antrim. had hls skull fractured 10y
humping from n third-story window. and
Joseph Taylor. u fireman, was killed by
falling walls.
The tire was caused by . glue-pot boil
ing over.
Tromlsv 4 Gurns's loss is about $50. 900.
with an insurance OF Sl2U.00O. and Call-
well d Antrim's loss is about $4,000; IN
surance. $4,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-09
Richmond Arrivals at New York notei.

NV YORK. May s.-Msjor X. G.. Hand
cock, Aston; j. X. Branch. Brunswick;
j. L. Ihurston. Gilsoy; 81. Marye, Jr.. =.
Millhiser. and X. W. Croxton. Mari
borough G. Olcott. j. L. Went. aud X. l.:
Patterson, Imperial; A. Pizzini. Grand
Union.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-09

40 other house ~DOES-EVER DID-or EVER
WUI-sel such STERLING QUALITIES at
such low PRICES As WE quote.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-09
MARKET QUOTATIONS.
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES OF THE WORLD
Prices of Money. Bonds. Stocks, Grain.
Tobacco. Cotton, &C.. and ths
Weather Indications
nv telegraph to the Dispatch

- WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Nav g.
ran Forecast for tw~enty-four hours
-" from midnight to midnigh, for
Virginia: Showers, preceded by
fair weather east winds.
For North Carolina and South Carolina
Showers; northeast winds
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-09

Entnl philahelphin Tire.

BrHrIN. May -. Transformation Won
Bismarck. elles. brother Of the eN-Chan-
crlf0y. f- dead.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-09

BArTINORr.
BNrIgoKF, Nay s.-tlolr 'rwer' wrsi"rI
SUPER, sI.e5aS21b: do. ezra. e22,te3; g..
family. sA2Jat} 90; vl-tcr wheat pnieu''
sA15asA.1O; spring TO- no., SilaatI3l; g..
do. straight. s3..Uas4lO. Nnolt unsettled
So. .. rel. spot ana NAV, 0fi.HNsilc juno.
1Dlia1sivc. JIly, Sli,aSuit. steamer No. Oh.
red. fiaf4ipc. milling wheat, tY shtnple' %
1Hc. Corn easy; mIX"i, spot nni Nay. f"fl
foroc; July, 5iaJiil- steamer miHci,
4NisaISf.c.. white cotu. by sample, Jfa'lc..
yellow co. a1., Sc. oars stronger 40. . Who
western. +le42r Ne. d. mlNei d.. ahlesb'f.
o. choice timothy. slfnslt. Grain lreights
steady: 4'ranor 90 ifyrrf0H'. % tO-h Tor
Orders. 2-.ltei. Cotton irc. f.our 9c cotton
nominal: mnidlng. -. Provision -'ellv: mess
pork. SCI. l~-rd-Bcnnoi. l2. r ~blrcrgllet:
creamery fancy. soc. 600. nir -OrnU.ce. 2fa-nc,
do. imitation, 53c. lail. fancy, t,r. tgss nrm
az lfi,r. toaee steady. IN" rarru"-, fnlr, l'-gc.,
No.. e, l5iec. sugar -'roug aui active; granl-
lHtel. J-,.. Copper IgIHt. refined. ll'ss Mhi7-
key nrm 40 81 2oasl.2l Peanuts htm ana
unchanged.
BALTIMORE SWINE MARKET.
BALTIMORE. ND. Nay a-~v.ue jYll. supply
aud uaio inactive. Values % shaf' -tNut"r
IMAM ln.t week. RrcrI p,-. lo.2'3 nral Quota
tion-, s..'oaro per Too p"lnis gf'-t.
81 Lo,l-.
ST.. lOuis. Mo-. Nav S.-tIolr higher hu' .'ov;
%ra.ruts. -y.tuasI.ln. choice. rt.3Nns1 so,
family. Ba.O-ase.I5. Wheat ran ~wiiliyupItl..
-, r. ,-..,tr.. r..'ye..t vioI.ptly. raa-tsI
ii.r. f.l.n. Ihc Ion. and ...srt u4-. above ~1t-
urI,y lose: So. red. cash. -ii,.: VGe. en- .r..
| Juiy. ,J. Corn I1cs,l -nsp AMI de.i.ei.n
soIng, closing 3tlr.-. down 40. miEHi. cash..
4ol NAV. 4D'.. Illg. 4tf.af'-.r. Oats lIl.
No. ca-D. s9f.lssr.. Nay. E;. July. 1Hi e..
Wli-Sag. si.Is. Provision. strong and hifarr.
Wl,h ln.rca-rI dcuaut pork-Staular1 20 cs-.
F.I.25. i1ri elu..si .fslh1r. pIy-saltrt
mee-- 0ao.e, -snou.der-. $40: longs AMI uts.
slO.lO. -l,rt-. 5000. boxed. l4t rore. Bl.
con .parkei ->hnIiier-. @ll,J1sil longs AMI
rua. Sif.lu: -hUrf.. elH-rI.. u~nus-Nusaf-
cured. sl3aslL
a.u- ..,,.r,,-
u tolt'N hN"nt'N
LIVERPOOL. Nay 81 81. t'"n-Nay All
june, = lf-.4Ht i,-'t'. "a. >
l'-ptu. 'N. HL' y 'f''
august an
StpleWotr am .'.. a.,
NoF'mltt' t-s wi
D,t"nlu,r' 800 .,' -, ~ in"l
.t'' i'"''''' ''''
40 kri-' . .,, .
J.. T'"..'h "a, a. l.rr ~
Jly. I 1904. blv,r; sl.y ana August
; lo-i4at l'-othi Nltlst aHl p,em,'t
iioo-V2ti'' ,''' nt.'t"- art y,c,mG.-
-. 's <.v.,r rnt n...wIer
Lei ,+y.,.. D..em ,et eni J,rgtry.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-09

Pick ~ any Of our S~aoes-eyen q sl.9S pair
if you want to see good shoemaking. Fit goes a
long %way-but most men are vain OF the looks.
A Shoe thot IL snapely-teels and wears well
cau't help suiting. We guarantee the wear.
Com,or, and style-you can see Tor yourselves
are In 'em.
Want Russetsi Yoa'l be- odd ii you don't
Biuchers-Stralght Lace-ani oxford-sl.0S 70
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Some are Hanan's-+
the best-of course. We've got his Cordovans
and Patent feathers, too.
Everybody tells US we gave them something.
Mean 10.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-09

FIoCR.-We quote: Fine. s~2as2.25: super
tine, s2.23aS2.JO; extra, S3as3.JO. family, STA
S4.1O patent, si9jaYJ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-09

the transportation Oh tL' "--'c"'''" ''
H2i!l WOOD OBJ Mg'. +. l-r h. Juniors TO
,l.~l. o., Nr 6r..r baugn-
-'r, 80 a.. l.,.tr..I and nth.l.ut services
I- i' 4ro I.1.4r Tor the Soiil-S0utu
tqt'. md w,- unanimously carried.
Besides tl. entertainment thr Juniors
iav' before them the T'." %. ,.".N
TIE bodies 'A' a'''
lIuh % HnIiF"''I ""i'n '".' VIII 10"
G.ivnI i' "' h''"'. Nl''.''
NO.
'''''''' ~ .u.
hI. \. L. ''N' '.'''.
IRE cludlI .'N OH ""'- "
reported % h' improve f''''I.''''
,f- LAX. U|u-lfnfr. OF N.uuUrt rs.
t--..-,. ., 'HIrlm.rd. v.t 30 the cti
,i..
,
M.s. F." ihHlip'. 1'.-A' % ''.
a. D., iu,''I WIZ
' .
Mr. 0Ai.'- 'hihi.'l ''' -t
nlsuf i'r 'A.c. 3" '-' ''' 1901"
sent 1'''I"' 'o"'"'
In the CHANGER. C.urr yesterday Jlc. %
Schwartz gu4'lG d 4- administrator 20 th"
,.tq,e If Ir.l.rr. Schwartz.
D-..,t.u. L- I,., an.
Hr: -. D. ,"~,,- tnr tb. p"wla-
49, .',,,rt .. ll4rvIu.
@
MIS- Itlh Gray tud Mi.- ne, ''i' w.
Richmond. ate Oh u 'i,lL TO- 1"'- ."'-'
t~ati'7ou' on 'Li'h 'li''''
Mis-. leuule I.l/ I'-ho!. ot bnnvlle.
who has been on au extended visit TO Hiss
otto fleming. al $50. ,p, west Trace
street. returned luMo Yesterday.
Re .4. ,f, ~ n Al,w- a.d Mics
H'i' "4 l.rl .,r'wrarr.
H-,y 60 . $50 o., ~-.r,ru-e.
o.. r.r5t- No.
n '' '
The Academy # Medicine dnd surgery
W!ll have IT'S regular iueeiliI ,'-hlIl. 10
the Young Nous thtl~ii-u Associate
Hail. Dr. Moore Will tc Cd" leader.
TIo r~.. U,su.p-1rv. General and
~. . I,r. ,..t.-lav Fanny &.
IN .rJ. .+n.-- .r. t.e coryoratofs.
- .r,.,. ~~..f.r.f r
IA' tTi3' OF iI"lp NGIrJ-'H -
ile Hiu.-'I VI mn c.,,r+ar..
W it1iA-oH g.-' ~ nm,
t'-A'' '" sue '''.''-
Melville j. and Andrew Il. Jones nav.
been called home trum tne cIphtA'Hr ''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-09
RECEIVE THE BLUES.
COMPANY ANO ASSOCIATION VEL
COINED AT THE MAYORS HOME.
Tho Ast,by Light Horse Give Their Lady
Friends n Handsome German and
Receive n Pretty TIag.

NAL celebration was the reception ten
dercd the company and the association
last NIGHT ~ Mayor. Ellvson 10 bis resi-
/ dencc, No. 10 east franklin street. The
affair Vas elegant IN all OF itsnppuintmcnts.
The oompnnv and association attended IN
a body. Che former numbering sixty-seven
men IA their fuil-dress uniforms and the
column being headed as it marched
through tie streets ly the Blue band.
Among those who We're with tie as~ociR
tion was Mr.. Char!ea ~. Tower. now a
resident of holyohe. Mass. but VIII Wa a
gallant member Of the Blues during the
war. Mr. IOWeT came ali the way from
hl, present home % participate IN the
centennial.
Mr.. and Nrs Ellyson and their daughter,
Mss Mamie EllvsOa. received the guests
IN the front parloT, and from there the lat
ter pissed ITtOthc back parlOr aud thence
into the eupucr-rOOm. where Il most tempt
ing table had been spread and perfect
service was rendered. The decorations IN
the last-uamcd room Were blue and white
and Wcrcarraugcd so as 20 produce q most
artistic effect. There was nothing ID them
THAT couid have been lett out without de
stroYlur harmony, and yet there was
nothing obtruslvc.
PRESENTED PRETTY PICTURE
When the three rooms had nlled the
sccue was an exceptionally striking ouc,
,n'Ie u.'n- !u>. ti-"-" ~. rn
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colonel John Bell Bigger approached tur
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-09

The Louisville OKy.) Co1.o-Io,pa1
pants a very good picture of state Secre-
tarv II. o. Williams, Of Virginia. who l. at
tending the session OF the Young Mems
Christian Assoclatiou secretaries ia that
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-09

sum" as Last Year.
The whole number of deaths in Rich
moud last week was 30-l2 white and is
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-09
PoRT o FNgwPoHr news. MAY Z, lsoa
by Telegraph
awurVUn.

PoKT OFNEWPOHT news, NAY = 1893
by ;elescg9hl
ARRIVED.
british stsanshlp Mssonlc. New orleans.
british steamship WileysulNe' Ne" Otiesns
Brittsh ke.tornoi, Ne" ioN1
Rritish steamshtp state q Alaosma
American steamship Allegheny NVs'0lA'
schooner VI. r. Csrson. NoriolA.
schooner H.. h.. HauscomA Boston.
s-nooner Z. +. Angel. Boston
SAILED.
British steamship Nasonir, Falmouth.
Hrti.n Steamship Wloyslik9. hainburs'
American steamship Allegheny, fro'pieHce'
PORT OF WEST POINT. MAY >, 1881
by tclesrspG-I
AEAIyED.
Steamship Dauyule. Bennett, Baltimore, ps-
sengers aud general cargo
Rms Rchmoni. New YORK passengers
steamship Essex, Taylor, Baltimore paSseR-
gers and general cargo
sAu.Kp.
Steamship ESSEX. Taylor. Boston sh No'toix'
p4ssengers aud general cargo.
steamship RichHOnd, New FORK ca Nesport
Nrgsand Norfolk. passengers ana rneraicafso.
steamship DanyiBe. benue.t, Baltimore, pas
sengers and general csrg"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-09

Daviit Leaves Parliament.
LONDON, May s.~Michael Davitt. anti
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-09

WHgAr.-Lougbcrry, 7Ja71c. Mixed, ia =
SLortberry. 7Op-6c. No. . red, ffc.
tORN-Prime Virginia, bag lots. j3lJ4c.; NJ.
% white. 5}c. No - mixel. JOc.
OArS.-Nn , mixed. 36a35Igc: No. 3 mixed,
3BLa34lec.
kYR.-BUaGJc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-09

Tho strength 81 sterling exchange bad some
effect. as it revived tho talk Of impending god
exports. As tnr "a known, there viii DO no gold
shipments this wcsk unless conC flpus are such
~ 10 put tho rates e exchange considerably
above the figures u0w current tho ahseuc" ~
failures nuully turned The current az stock
prices upward and Iurug tie afternoon a better
feeling prevailed than AZ any previous time Tor
a week or more. The bulls bought freely and
the shor.s took alarm. especially who they
found II difficult 90 secure an important rise IN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-09
GRAIN ANDCOTTON EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND. Nay S. OFpERISGs-Corn, 410
bushels. oats, 1000 bushels, Mul-o1al, II
tOu4.
SALEs.-C1rn. $40 bushels.
Quotations.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-09
tnr AApSrr rtvERIsH.

IN market was feyerish ana unsettled IN the
early hours ~ business to-day. without any
particular excitement pri'es ran OIL haiin "A point
20 lOur points, chiefly because " apprehsnsiOns
concerning the ability of certain brOkeys O. PM
through after tie recent euormols shriukage IN
values AMI the linlcuity Of renewing loans. The
stocks most conspicuous IA the Onward move
mrnt wers the lHiustriais, General Electric
scoring an exceptional decline OF IS &" \ On
the light witch tho company has on IT, banda
with tho Westinghouse Interest Among the
railways BIG Four. Missouri Pacific, ami Lake
Sh.rn a.Dral the hnayIrat losses.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-09
Mean temperature.
NEW YORK STOCK MAEker.

NEW YORK, NAY S.-Money on call easy
ranging from 5 to 3: last loan at 3. and closing
offered a; 3. prime mercantile paper, 6as per
cent.
sterling exchange firm posted rates, t4.S6a
s4Sg. Commercial bills. s4.S3}Sast.s1.
Government bonds nrm: state bonds duh; rail-
r,at bnpte a4-rpy