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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-20
Special Notices.


Bangs 4 Co..
739 al Broadway.
will sell at auction. -
MONDAY. and the two following Afternoons al c'oe.'
A Collection Of Valuable. Rare and Interesting Doons -
various departments Of Literature
Thursday and Friday May % and "a. at oc.ock'
Law BOOKS.
Incluing Library Of the late hon GEohuh 49,
Books, &c, &C
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In N,,,r windows best and cheapest, At Eoeouch ~
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All the leading European newspapers ara peoa'eas ~
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-20
cuApI.Es w uAVJ;MEyER.

,s.r,.. william uayemeyer Won OF the late Will
ian, n unyemcycr formerly Mayor OF New YORK
died Yesterday ut his home. yeadon. near 'h''"dc'
NH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-20
A FRENCH VICTORY IN MADAGAScAh.

Paris Nav uAn official cable dispatch sent
from Mahneo Madagascar. to-day states that the
French have defeated the Iloyas at saka LAY XIV,
Ing sixty OF hem. \ French forr" Mas CAPTURED
the Ioyas's camp at AmDo"nnrnnronin '"@ '"'
French Brigade has arrived at Ah"'o'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-20
AMERICAN BISHOPS IN ROME.

Rome May ls-The Catholic bishops OF D"ven-
port. Iowa. ana Omaha. Neb. nave "''''' W VIM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-20

Licbig COmpany'S Extract Of Beef.
ALWAYS enclent weakness and digestive dlsorderSs
and a most paatable stImulant when exhausted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-20

FIints Pine Furniture.-weil made and durable.
Every article plainly marked at the lowest price Stores
Is West 23d-st Bway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-20

0Ey FITZGERALD AND STIFF AT 0hTiS"e""
octtysburg Penn, May l9.--3rigadier-ueher"'
Louis Fitzgerald and his STAFF. OF tho First br'sa"o
National Guard OF tho State OF New-fork spent po'
Iav I'm a tour OF this battlefield.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-20

ENGAGED FOR THE lMi bi'i"N VI ~
HOUSE
Dresden. May is-Edlth Walker the american
contralto who il At present in this city. has been
engaged bv The director OF the Imperial opera
House AT Vienna.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-20

NJ ColIteismpn's siory o. ms alleged visi, 10
Mecca has received aa Official denial ln & document
issued by tho sublime Porte and hearing the sigma
turc 81 sultan II declares. the authority OF
the sheriff OF Mecca that he French traveller never
foot In the Holy city. anl that his inicrsie"
with that furrilDnary. o, which 10 has published
such an elaborate description IN the French papers.
IL wholly Imaginary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-20

To-day is the Sn'h Anniversary ~ ~" great 0er-
mon delivered rs peter the Hcrmet AZ C.'rm0ni. IN
France. by which he started the rrst 'r1snie
Great preparations have been made az ti'rmont t.
commemorate tho affair. and the festivities are 30
extend throughout th~ w.,k. The issi lncll do
scenlan; 81 the family To which Peter the Hcrm"i
belonged dloI as ~. low come Ian u Mo.icrc''
own company Of actors. lie bore tie name Il the
ChcNl,isr De ri!rlM.t'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-03

He Is Allowed to sign with Louisville
State Cenfrai Hospital.

PETERSBURG, VA, May Especial
Colonel W. Gordon McCabe left this after
rccn for Lexington, Va. TO deliver an
ADDRESS before the faculty and students
OF the Washington and Lee University.
The Executive Committee OF the state
Central Hospital held its regular monthly
meeting this afternoon at that institution
and transacted routine business. ms
committee is composed Of julius Strauss
chairman. Of Richmond; Robert Gilman
OF Petersburg, and II. r. Cook, OF Nor
folk.
Mr.. William Quarles Of this city. who
signed some time ago with the scranton
Pa. team, and who has been enneaVorlns
10 secure his release. received last night
the Following telegram from Manager
Barnie: I'VE have given Louisville me
privilege 20 open up negotiations WIN
YOU. They will give you more money.
VIII you go2"
MIR. Quarles sent the following rcply
Il Will 81 II satisfactory terms can pc
arranged Shall / open mp negotiations
Mr. W. II. kirkland employed on IN"
farm OF Mr.. j. G. Smith, IN Dln~lddle
county. a short distance from Peters
burg. met with painful accident an
evening or two ago. He was running
oats through a machine when MS mana
got caught III IL anu 'tt' ~ -f
was cut OFF. -
The Appomattox river has been rising
all day, and this afternoon the water
extends for some distance over the
wharyes.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w y. Battle. Of Tar
boro ~ c., are visiting me FAMILY OF
Mr.. II. y. Taylor, on Market street.
Most OF the committee from the Com
mon Council Of this city which lett mere
Yesterday for Roanoke TO attend the an
nual meeting OF the stockholders OF the
Norfolk and Western Railroad Company
went 10 Columbus. Ohio. after the ad-
journment OF the meeting.
There was no game OF ball here TINS
afternoon between Petersburg and Nor
folk on account OF rain and wet grounds.
Intelligence has been received here OF
the burning OF the saw-mill OF W. r..
Fowlkes & Bro, near Wilson Depot, in
Dinu,iddie county. Loss, 5000. The mill
caught from burning shsvinss on the
outside.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-03
TORACCO EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND. VA, May . 1879.
Private sales reported 10 the secretary
of the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day
were light. 49, ....r,s to-day.
observation-disclosures, ) hOgshedds, haih'
. nogsheads and ! terces. He-nspo0
tons Bright, - hogsheads; DARK
Tbe Official report OF the tobacco in
sDertor shows: Inspections and REIN
spections for the month ending ApriI
20 1895: lnspectiOns-B Bright, pOS hvb9-
heads and I fierce, dark, y3 hOgshtduo
and = uerces; western. lO2 hossheads.
Total 1873 hOgHleads and - uerces'
Misunderstanding $50 hogsheaus
dark, 46 hogsheads and 3 uerces, Mtsi-
ern. l3 nogsheads Total, $50 hogsheads
Totai sampllng for the month ending
April 90. 1885: Bright l. oe hossheae55
and ! fierce; dark, 9l9 hogsheads anu anu
26 tlerces: western, 10 hogsheaus. io-
tai . 26g hOgsheads and y uerces.
Inspections and reinspectlons Tor me
seven months ending April 80, lNtJ. IN
81 tierces. dark $3.50 hogsheads and "42
g.Ns hogsheads and 3s9 tierces.
Reinspections- Bright. 5,2s2 hossheads
and - ticrces. dark. G2l hogsheads ana
~ tierces: western. $50 hogsheads. To-
tai. COOS hogsheads and y tierces.
Total sampling for the seven months
ending April %. lSs,5. Brights. s.4Ob hogs
heads ana 81 ltlCtSs ldIhs p50it 4'-0~
heads and 376 tierces western, 426 hogs
heads Total l3,1OG hogsheads and 43i
t.erces.
Receipts for the month ending April
80. 1895. 2,23y hogsheads ana a uerces.
deliveries for the month ending April
30. 1895, 2.3S1 hogsheads and 80 tierccs,
&c.
Receipts for the seven months ending
April 30 1873. 1888 hogshcads and 20
Deliveries for the seven months ending
April 80. 1885, 1920 hogsheads and l,oOl
stocks ON hand April 30 1895. Inspect
ed, "A. 4s5 hogsheads and go tierces, &c
uninspected. 1883 hogsheads and 50
tierces. &c. Total, ISIS hogsheads and
go tierccs, &c.
Stocks on hand March 81. 1885. 1876
hogsheads and 6il tierces, DC.
Sales Of loose tobaccos for the month
ending April 30, 1880 400 s6i pounds. OF
which Crenshaws warehouse sold l09E5
pounds. Shockoe sold 20 40 pounds, and
estimating all other warehouses sold
10000 pounds dark tObaccOs, making a
total OF 1910 pounds Of dark loose
tobaccOs. leaving a balance OF 3lf,Yg
pounds OF bright loose tObaccOs sold on
the Richmond Tobacco Markets for the
month ending April 80. $3.50.
Total sales OF loose tobaccOs on the
Richmond breaks for the seven months
ending April 80. 1870 GO5S.G S5 pounds.
and deducting the total amount Of dark
tObaccos sold on the Richmond loose
breaks for the seven months ending
April 30, 1888. lUi, SO pounds-leaves a
balance OF 2,3Jf.SlO pounds OF bright
loose tobaccos sold on the Richmond
breaks for the seven months ending
April 30 1S,ij.
Davenports Myers. Crenshaw's. Plant
ers', Seabrook's, Allegheny, Old Dominion
and Shockoe tobacco warehouses report
today Receipts, "a packages; deliveries,
"a packages.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-03
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
THE CLOSING QUOTATIONS or
MONEY.
Offerings and Sales at tho Richmond To-
bRcco Txchsngs-lnttrnal hcNenue
ccaons-ForeiEn Advieea

Nr-,v York. May 2.-If there have
oern any doubts existing as 20 the char
acicr of the current speculation TO-DAY
operations no the STOCK hNcntnge ouSh'
certainly TO dlspcl Them For DAYS
mast mo ca rouic bears. whenever the
inward NOV smcut Jagged, have pcgSed
away at the list. at one time using inc
U1rf EARNINGS OF tho Changers and al
nnofnor the apparent inability OF the
subsidiary officials OF the anthracite
coal roads iu get together on The qnea-
tion OF The .fay output. This 1t was
claimed. would inevitably lead TO ruin.
ous coal war. To-day. however, the coal
Snlcs AGENTS met and agreed to mine
three days week. instead OF working
daily SO their fun capacity. and even
tho Reading representative stated that
MS company would not stand in the
way of settlement OF The troubles now
pcrpleNiDg tlc trade. This was a severe
disaf'poiutmcnt 90 the wiscacrcs of tho
strcrt who have been selling the Coal
ers short on the prospect OF "a war. ana
in the last hour of business there was
some heavy buying 10 cover contracts
So various parts of the list put out ~
lower henps. Reading moved up from
1fis 90 lfi1. Jersey Central from '1i4 TO
90 Dclaw are and HUDSON from lZ9 10
1870. ana s1rkawanna from 1853 90 l~.
Sugar was more active than the Coal
crs. hut its fluctuations are Of far less
Importance 10 the general public. over
5000 shares Of the stock were traded
in az llWWl l3N. closing at ll24. The
strength Of the stock was attributed
TO buNIUG NN "a new hull pool tttih'i
was advanced again to-day for one grape
OF sugar This appears 10 be part or
the bull rTog anime. chicago Gas ana
Leather were also more active ~ "a higher
range The West and Standard OIL in
teresfs BOUGHT tho former and II was
said that the chances for favorable lesls-
Iation by the Illinois Legislature were
favorable. The Changers were ttmulaicl
hy good crops ana improved about AUS
per cent Among the low-priced stocks,
Louisville. Now Albany and Chicago,
Hooking VALLEY and Pacific Mall scored
higher figures Pullman Palace car SOFA
at ~. tho best price for long tlme
past Tho market closed strong ana
confident Nct changes Tor the day
show gains OF "a 20 per cent Total
sales. 32s ND shares, OF which W,W
wore American Sugar, 3b,3o1 chicago
Gas. and 3O9N Leather. The bond
market was active ana brisk demand
prevailed throughout the day.
Money ON call easy at ~ per cent
last loan al 1i9 per cent. ana CLOSING
offered at ilt per cent, prime mercan-
tile paper. Wf2 per cent. Bar silver
GG Sterling exchange inactive, with
actual business I'm bankers b'lls AZ ASA
1881 for sixty days and 4Sf14S94 for de-
mand. posted rates 4SNtlo4'M, com
mcrciai bills. 4S9@sls9's Government
bonds steady. state bonds hrm. Rail
road bonds strong. Silver at the board
was quiet -
Treasury Ralanccs-Coin. SNil2l 900,
currency, S51 49,. 600
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-03
The White Chamber Scene.

The biggest crowd yet packed the
bazaar last night 10 witness Justice as
she Is administered daily In the White
looked so happy when he saw what a
howling success his representation was,
Tor il was rich. rare and racy, and took
the audience by storm. MT John A.
RvalI proved himself 10 be a worthy
successor OF the inimitable Justice John
Sergeant George Eppes was the cr.er, n,
Claiborne EDpes was clerk and ID. He'll
stein yelled for order. Sam Page repre-
sented the Commonwealth, while Louis
WendenDurg looked after the interest OF
the prisoners. who were sol; Well and
Gus Hama wnie a rSer dres, 'e, sbowed his
alertness In drawing in the suspicious and
unwary. .,.
Tonight there will be a representation
OF a clothing store on the Bower. a
silver castor, cooking stove, piano stool
a boys dress suit. and a handsome lamp
will be ratified.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-03
NAVAL STORES.

XII 1,r~GTON. y. G., May 2.-Rosin
s,eaav, strained. Sl.15; good strained
81 - . ~ IA
900 tnypentine quiet: hara. Sl.2O;
VsssSvANNAH. GA, May 2-spirits tur-
ncnfine nrm at nc; sales, l'+oo casks
receipts. 1896 casks. ..,a.o.,
closing al inside prices on u, +, and r;
eaIes z 1sp barrels. Quotations: 4, -
and {, 500; d. sl.lo; p si;2o' F - SLT'
e. $40; window glass 500
c.7IARILSTON. S. c.. May 2.-Turpen-
tine -rm at 27c. receipts, ~ casks
RoslIi-Good strained firm at Sl'lV' re-
ceipts lOJ barrels
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-03


CHICAGO. Ill, May Wheat see
sawed back and forth very frequently
to-day. Scalpers had opportunities III
plenty 10 either make or lose money,
a great deal depending on whether they
started with luck in their favor or not.
Offerings were OF very liberal char
acter at the opening, ana that TACT as
much as anything else rendered buying
popular. The temptation presented by
an advance of a4c. during the early part
OF the session proved too alluring, how
ever. and prott-taking soon. carried
prices back a full cent. July wheat opened
from 65tsc. TO 6a12c., sold between j4Lc.
and G4osc., closing at 6l9sc., l2qesc. under
yesterday. Cash wheat was steady.
Con-1he usual resemblance 10 the
action OF wheat was noticeable in corn
to-day. The buying early was brisk,
New York taking hand on that side.
Offerings were soon absorbed or selling
ing steadily. When IL wavered the shorts
pfucked up courage In corn and proceed
ca 10 enlarge their lines. The pres
sure soon became too much for the mar
ket and a decline set In. July corn
opened at 4.rsc. sold between 4Sssc.
and i0bc, closing at 4"c.' hc. under
yesterday. Cash corn was ic. per bushei
higher.
of NAY had ceased, the effect Il pro-
duCcd stu fingered. The range OF prices
was not broad but fair days bust
ness was transacted within the limits.
July closed 1Sa1sc. lower than yester-
day. Cash oats were steady.
Observation-Disclosures was the accom-
panlment OF the hog product trade to-
day. Live hogs were 900 under the
estimate at the yards, and values at
that place were quoted &c. higher. This
was encouraging TO bulls In provisions.
but the long-continued decline was The
most important consideration 10 traders,
who felt that a natural recovery would
not be out OF place. Shorts covered
freely. whilst the packers were doing
vastly more buying than selling. The
close was i5c higher than yesterday
for July pork, &c. higher for July lard,
and sc. higher for July ribs.
IN. IAaALn.r flIlnrna ranoal ag faIlnn-a.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-03
The Races Postponed.

Owing to the continued bad weather
ard fne sloppy condition OF the race
track al the Exposition Grounds, the
races announced for to-day Will be post
pcned. II the track dries on sufficiently
the races will begin tomorrow, and viii
be continued until Wednesday, inclusive.
Otherwise the races will commence Mon
day next and continue from day 10
day until Thursday, inclusive. The pro-
Prar me Of the races Will be slightly
charged as a few OF the horses entered
FOR this week had 10 be take1 away 10
meet engagements In Baltimore. None
OF the running horses have left, and two
more stables are expected. The pro-
gramme from day TO day will be pub
lished in The Times.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-03

7oxc.; May. 7oc bid: June. 1o s si sskec !:
steamer 10. red, G5ae7l.c.' southern Tn
by sample. Ica72c do, on grade, so h "a:
Corn strong: mixed spot. 1'4c. n,d .
May. 5il9c. asked; July, ILL ssss,xed asE &c
fsd9 soi,thcrn white. sic: do. yellow 81.
oats firm. No white. western: "'1
27iIc. No . mixed. western. SBlz4@fc-
Rye quiet and firm: No. ?, &C
Hay firm; sood 10 choice uino'"''
xl3.Oodl3.O. .os
ocean freights duh and unchanged.
Eggs firm at l2i2c.
Coffee firm: No. I, $1,000. -
Sugar strong: graduated. Sf.'S.
Provisions and butter unchanged.
Honds-yirginia rs, new, 72s bid; 10.
Century. Jst,s01g4: Northern central.
~ 49,: Baltimore and ohio SOUTHWESTERN
IS. III asked: do. IS. ioeul07.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-03
with

lions which arc Acknowledged with
grateful thanks. -,
From Mrs Charles Banghmah Wnr
thousand circuiarsi. pfoceeda ''ni'n,,,%
at felviderc School, S1.lp, proc '"s
Easter cge-hYnf -. from Sunshine Dani,
~ from Mrs sam Cohen. n. rom MrS.
u. Jacobs, 81: proceeds silver tea. >2hao.
from Mrs }. W. WitherS. clothing: from
Miss Grattan. clothing from Misses EDNA
Young Ciary Eva AtkiSson. Je-tnio Boyu.
Mamie and PHYLLIS Langhorne. virginia
Mcleod Evelyn Gordon. Helen chris-
tian Bessie Watkins. and Annie McCaW,
thirtv-seyen new nursery aprons ana
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-03

ST LOUIS. MO. May Flour higher,
patenf. x2Jq3.AO; fancy, >2''a--s''
Wheat-May, 05Ac.; July. 62i4a621sc.'
September. G2c. -. ,-,o..
Corn higher; May, 46c.; july 4fi4c.'
Oats higher: May, 29c.; June. 2Jl4q
E,Ac.; July, 2ftc. ,.,,
FORK STANDARD mess, SD ~.
Iard-Prime steam, SO.2@l2i cholce'
S675. sc,.,,,.
Bacon-Shoulders $500; longs, S6D2la,
clear ribs. S6sTl5. short clear, S'.l&l1. 49,
Dry Salted Mcats-ShOnlders, S,-~'i
longs. $50; clear ribs. $o.0-12' snort
clear, S675.
High wines steady at $40
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-03
CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI. O.. May Flour &C
tive and firm; winter patent quiet a.
about S3.3OQ3D; family SZ'y"a-.'o' "a
Wheat more firmly held; 30. red
Corn quiet but firm 40. mixed track
4gc ,, o.,
oats quiet and easy; No mixed BIC
Pork quiet and easy; mess, SiZ.'V
Lard quiet; steam leaf, So ketue'
Dry sailed meats quiet. loose shoulders,
S5Oj: short ribs, $3.50, short clear SIDES
$3.50. ,, = ~.
Bacon firm loose shoulders, SJ.'V'
short ribs. $3.50; short clear, Sip
Mhiskv easY and quIet at Sl.2O
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-03
ABOsTON ,05 SOCIAL.
The Local Union II CbrlstIan Endeavor
Ielebrnia THAR 9Th Annixer.Arx.

The local union OF the Christian En-
deayor Societies OF Richmond AMI Man
chester will celebrate their fifth ami
versary at the Seventh-Street Christian
church tonight with a very interesting
and altogether unique entertainment. cali
81 a Boston rs Sociable." The pro-
gramme will be suggestive all the waY
through Of the coming mammoth Chris
tian Endeavor Convention in Boston next
July. Interesting Information concerning
the Boston trip Will be given out, and a
number OF carefully-co lsidered i've
minute addresses will be made. care
fully-prepared programme OF recitations
and songs, as well as refreshments. Will
fill up the evenings entertainment
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-03
The New Cty Missionary.

Rev. r. f. Chambers. for the past year
assistant TO Rev. DR.. X. J. Wnlingham,
secretary OF the Board OF Foreign MIS-
sfons OF the Southern Baptist Convention:
has severed his connection with that
office and will at once take up the work
Of Baptist City Missionary, a position
10 which he was recently appointed. he
is an intelligent and jealous worker, and
win no doubt accomplish much good
in his new neld.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-03
To faint the Guns Red.

Governor O-Terrall has given permits
sion 10 Captain John A. Hutchinson. OF
the Richmond Howitzers, 10 have the
guns of his command fixed up. They
will be taken over 10 the penitentiary, 10
be repainted by the convfcfs. The car
riages will be painted a brilliant red.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-03

Union STOCK YARDS, ILL, May
. -CattIe-Receipts. 5000, market nrm
and Zoe higher, common 10 extra sttel5,
81 00If6 %; stOckers and feeders, SZ..Da
4.75. COWS and bulls. sL6Od4t9, texans
-. 0Da4.15. d. $500,
Hogs-Receipts, 1000 market hrm ana
&c. higher; heavy packing ana shipWhs
lots. Sl.Gyn4.9O. common 10 choice mlNeu'
- 4.lf4 ~. choice assorted S4iVd ISL
light. S4.45a4.75: pigs S3.Om4CJ.
Sheep-Rec0pts, 10000; market hrm
and zoe higher; inferior 10 choice, S2vo4
4.15. lambs, S3.OOu5.iJ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-03
BASE BALL y OIEN.
Tho Weather Again Breaks Up all the
.-.... Gnne la BAIfImore.

cames-Game ia Baltimore
All the Virginia state League games
we're again postponed yesterday on ac-
count of rain. Roanoke will play hero
to-day il the weather permits.
Hall. who was released by Richmond
The Norfolk players passed through
the city yesterday en- route for Peters
burg. 1900. a.. t,at.,.,,.,..
on Wednesday on business connected
v,ith MS new baseball invention. While
there ne described in his original and
inimitable manner one OF the league
games at the Grand ODera-House. The
audience were captivated by his original
remarks and up-to-date expressions. Mr..
Crowder may place one Of his boards in
baltimore II he does, the people Ot
that city Will see the only true and exact
representation OF the national game.
sam has a great invention. Push II
along. old boy.
Purcell is the name Of Norfolks new
catcher. while their new outnelder re-
spends to the cognomen OF Sullivan.
All games yesterday postponed on ac-
count OF rain.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-03

nosroy. 3: wAsHINGToN. I.

BOSTON, MASS, May I'm spite Of
roor fielding and much weaker batting
the washingtcns made the Bostons hustle
"a win at The South End to-day. The
game was close from start 70 finish. ana
the Bostons Won out In the eighth inning
on damaging errors by Nichols and Ah-
hey and a timely hit by Lowe. Tine same
teams will plav of "a postponed game
to-rnorrow. Attendance $500. Score.
r. H. r.
poston ............O2 OO2220-9 10
Washington ........0202 0Oi2 O-7
Batteries: Nichols and Camel; Maui
end Mcclure.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-03

RICHMOND, VA, May >, 1880
Cattle-Receipts 800; sales, goo. -.
sheen and Lambs-Rcceipts, 90 sales
200. ,no
Hogs Receipts 100; sales az ,,oes.
Prices. Cattle-Best. &C.. TO 90. siosS'
medium to good. &c. TO 4aic. gross com
mon 10 fair, si4c. TO 3sic gross DuiiS'
2I5c to 34c. gross.
Sheep-3c. 10 4l9c. gross.
Iambs-5c. TO &c. gross.
Hore-Gc TO 6l1C. net.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-03
Far the DAY Nursery.

The board OF managers OF the Day
Nursery and Free Kindergarten. 1915
east Franklin streets were greatly en-
courased at the board meeting on April
sUsh BY receiving the following contribu-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-03
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. VA. May .. 1885.
Onerfngs-W Wheat. 60 bushels; corn
fwhite). so bushels. corn tmiAed), 10
bushels. ,..--. <-.,.,..,
Salcs--Wheat, 80 bushels; corn (wh'te),
800 bushels: corn mixed. ~ bushels.
Quotations; Wheat-~Longberry, Ooc. 10
72c mixed, Csc. 20 72c, shortherry, tIc.
20 72c: No red. Tie.
corn--White, Virginia, Sac. No. 2
white, 54c.; No. z mixed. $50.
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" ENIN { n o u
sand persons at
tended the OPEN
ing OF the base
bail season I'm
Philadelphia this
afternoon. and
witne 3 8 . 4 a
game which New
York won by
better playing.
The new ana
handsome IRON
grand ; { a n q,
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LONDON nAR sIINER n1ARI1rr

LONDON. May Bar silver. 30 3-1Gd.
. T. M.-Iaris adViccs quote per cent.
rentes at lO2 francs and "a centimcs
FOR the account
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GAMES TO-DAY.

At Richmond
Richmond W. Roanoke.
At Portsmouth
Portsmouth VS.. Lynchburg'
Al Petersburg
Petersburg rs. Norfolk.
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Oais~No. 2 mixed. 33,ac. to s4c.; No.
3 mixed, 32i1c. 20 33c.
Eyc-fylc to 81
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c1rvr1ANp. Q. sr. LouIa. 1.

CLEVELAND. o.. May st. Louis
rned up several errors in the first TWO
innings OF tO-day's game. and Cleveland
got "a lead that even Breitenstein's mas
terful pitching could not overcome. score:
st. Louis ............o o . ~ ~ w
Cleveland .....44OO0 OIL x-9 2
batteries. Breltenstein and PETIT; Wal
lace and O'Connor