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GALVESTON sTocr


Orange Tsras. May s.-w. 1
representing ths Florence c.r,,
sue Home Of Houston. is Il o,,,
Interest o. the Home. aud nj
vices hs-e t-day on tie s,rssI
meeting wt;h gratifying tina,sl
and Will hold aao:he. seryis1
nigh. n ias Mesaot.s: chur.s.
lee1 rendered ain tor The oce,,,
pas;Or-
During fhe TERM Of ne an.
Tow II progress here here a,,s
felony cclVIcrg0ls as follows.
6!2- 2seaulciag an once. ,h,..
pe-.'s1t'z-Tf Will Brown. -
Two years Hcraea Greeley tht
I@N years, Josh McGes. bur,j
yaz-s 1arcalLus Aaazs. ass,i
ta-es ytars. Mi1aia V'iEiamsl
Two years in house Of corretls.I
The s1s.t 81 Alexander Gilns
Texas and Nav Orleans RaiIro,i
Tor SI@s-99 damages WAS take
Afternoon.
Manor j c MoE. commsrt:a
tn Nausas City, Pjt'sburg adj
road. 41t C q Cleveland. ash
e-al mara ger Of ths Port Arth1I
lean Steamship ranp18y. speE
base among ne uo.Is men hus;.a,
tcr thetr lines
Aex1s1sr Roland. British Viz.
Sabine Pass. vas here yesterig
after seine matters connscted
shipping az that pr.
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AMMUNITION gsv4s-. ees ace "a ,rs
as. oiass.cs sov4eF 5 so grr aeE sfar IA IA
sFf - i. - 3. Back. 8 81
E&CoN--gytFN n ~. t3sar ri sseaf 10
vs. sFEu.sft ths@t ft. bggsG =, ElEscr.
ssTa1sts e7.!ifs, l-sGsc New Yass Esss 5t.-
lies e1s.astAsl t4eaa, st@}S
SAN9lNb AID TtGS -L@1x ma ear t.f,
tfola Aosatea haxsiag 80 8'.c. .k,06
=, EI-s. Atsos. G. 70. "a; IAf.rA' Is
CANlN~-ssl-s. wrapped. GlAss ~ k.aTe
y. .sd a .sge a as SUES g esass
s4Ha --s. prime lsG l3asr raS;t lstsrsise'
tareY ilsGuss 9eaheFTy i.aGgGxe ksaas.
ed ccGtsa ABS t,es iss9ss. sass ia,s- IA
rasss. 1850 4slasteei N-gb essts II "a. -
ttssTss Igqx. i9a.ie caves. Il 81 IN NJ h
sassa llsf'. !1 roasted seTess fygAshs ana
~ atseuurte. $ - IT &s4gr.se tgvs, M
prtfES ggegsI
FI.ut EEF ssc Nails, igs4sssa. Osvt,,s.,
eAEs Fstsas I'm WhIis ntaaea se,eanf ~,
ESD, fe-e" BeSag Ss8r Hatls Qnars Ttitf
MAJ ~ S4A FgiFF, ssegnG fusisr gat4ns.
~. sfs Ps4rs n ~ ryF rc1s fs saest u
ritss fsg sAAFSsesss 90 tzssetss f4s.nss. aser
T. tafrsla y above sscsA, "a aas, barrels ~.
soove eargsss
yAaiNAcgOus Coons-Grsis. hs.-,sy a..
s s, Ea's1 y esFsl' EsN p@agi uasll &c
ts-lg H1sss q e@ Is ~ %. 81 sszs satas.
cats. f1It
HAYS. s;aassrt ssacss. ssgese aa=s gs.s.
HoSEN-le sN-Ia cssa, sairactsa 60 -.
Ia snas $3.50 p i.-le sans. srtssrfst So
LAElt-sskrst tterQft casgtsa,sr8 g. 80
ss-. 5e-sb ssas :, klshes ;asa sisrcss. ,'s.i,.
ssss ss a;saef. s'iS cans - hlghsf. SIS
NufsAsskls- Fssho.se3. ;ssr. lkaisr. mir.
.sa ale' eeases. l5e1ss. faecy rsW erss vs.
GEaIe '~~ '''+F'
RIcE-siatrz .Ecey asaa sga.-. -.
st,essr t@If tsgGSs tarey iJapcries sas1.
ROPE assis fer s-ls. siaai. sl.e rs,|,l,,
u. eosior. NtaGlsf '-'''
Lr--t.isssgsas. eszrsc. csg5sc. sss g..
kes Legsfi2ns. easrss aar are 81 $780,
.-lses q y. Sa-Se. use .oj.ss, q 1 10,
ASl.T FtsH-uksssrel. No IN nan, ~.
ksFtl 81 aaH AsrEtlz s. aafs =
stNIitN Ar8sr cans quarters. g ssss3 *
rrsss lsfvf ,tEssscfa. tt,sss7s,s; imported
eusrsess. fszf 'F4-ss.
Me- siaaears goods Pear. n .s,,s
49,. 49, hSrss stess tbiA, az. NReAci tas
~. = sEs $50 sasss ~ ~
=. ~ <retstscns are ,sr srasts lots. $40.
pssees s4ssa oc tarscs. eFeers. Sizesass
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General As.ignme,t

Ltbsr,y. Texas. May s.-Mril
ton, doing 2 seaeFal msrchindlsl
in DAYTON. L;rsrty county, MI
s.gamou;, u4.. ag FL Prue,t d
Texas assignee. The following 4
;Ae creditors zsse.s no, named.
FRS; National tank. Hous,or
w Marshall. Dayton. $3.50; c. n
attorney. 500. = J. Serge. D,Il
E z Cooper. Dayton. SlsS-52; d
e. DAYTON. SI5l.56 Gocibn q
QAss. Team. Si1SI.71: a. BiItsl
New Orleans. L.. sI27.sj: l.
Co. San Antonio. s5Tl.S9: DivN
Philadelphia. s4t.Sl. Howard I
$3.50 $; s'autfer. .sshieman & g
White Sewing Machine Co. 81
Moline Flow Co. ssl.s1: VI. Aia
Cl.I.z-, L-wis & Co. Gslyestc;
Cannon Con mission Co. Hou<sai
Bring & Cores. $3.50 Mendd
Co. Nashville, sl6s85: clrso1,
Co. $3.50 Total. sSsls..e.
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COTTON

Hozssea Daily stas.nens.
To-day yeffsrsxr. lnss ysAY
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rptat w.tnWfraae kslaverter trunE the Euhfd
srlrts NgrrT tntEpftrr tgiH- fruur New
Tsri View Tsrt gn1sh f:stGr. Ai,Gti Entfst
ssartE sGr.sa ssg px zfraa Soc 1as TaiAs.
srAsss 81 iah faeiH rasiA5s ,sr s1t Ujt ~
sr1f4s g IG- lssg l1as1sr esS, iiaa BrsE gstr t1t
iSg. Bii IL iYls.
az SarfsH N shh -atg 7fr 30 sid'ss re
eeircs ecxa s4gaN- ~ lHl s.p,lE ~ 'tG,
Elrrhurr Mar -s-srsH-f1r,,n,,r y rfr
Bssmr ts .-H 2. n :. 10 Z pft nss b'@rr.
saba NlHg
Efurrt- MfY I--'rsfse thssst r.f rat tsvsc,
SALES u Wa
aglS Nay ., --'-ifr te--9aui.sr ". REJl W~1Fl
rsis per pNt tigrs sGeharrp ; rttsf rqeeigrs
mNrf Edr'Y = 100 risIrst Ger tbs W11sf
ssIass &, iln. Err TIrTTa. rlfB sant4. N M
OWING &c rpccitlE shows / terreblsl-
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E'-tlsss orertt az r.. 8 :raHt Moderate: q,
: = n. eac.-E ...-tr- ---s.a .--.s:.
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rrrrartrsf .i~fse guaes irs ravffrrd-
s. nia Ecuanart Fsglaw clarified. .incfs
itag fasrbrn. IT,
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Nsw 0-'ssas- Nov H-S1ssr- Ss---x No.
49, 49, r...'riiEtal s-a79i,,s,i. s%
N.tNs it-sfetN Teii0w : I-isfs 81, a.,
,,.' -%at Grlasssl Dall -s7,s.ssrs,s +.
Sew Fsrs. Nav t-sexar-Fi--z rsx Mt
80, 7srst-Efl x ssF. s.. -es-a-s
80, Iefl y is-'N So ctars 4 So 49,
performers 4. i-ls eva isaf r1-ts $3.50,
x.s H.yStsts't : il-2s. sraesrtt-,s --,s-
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L'liaE TeHzF Mar 1.--Yssss-z1r .a-B.
1Noa nsar blue R-sa.A zsss A-rs.
tAfats FHiles t,ern Eslens. tsar $50 -
~ 81 ne camp O. two psrtl,s a-l -
l,.'ahssc 70 sfa heir zr-zs. sg.ftn~ .hs,
,aEf we're o'fsitis viva ,kertry Il. -,4Sr
.Ae s@'Es- Wees 'Se srEs Es-e ,.sn 81 ~
seeg ssasease Ire Wazoos ana hxxxs-.
sA1ssH tack tire vuns has xArs 81 ~
- =. aits'a 'AsT so19a hat TAsy ssray5s
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IN THE COTTON MARKETS.
III. D.1aad far Actual C9stoa HISS
Fallen OF.
taE PROSPECTS OF BAP DISCOUNTED
ki1rppe Bsaxat Heavily Daring
Mav~h-IEer~ns~ In rhe Pert ship
meat. over i-u--The Reviews


Es.rsaN1. TesstlF MAY /
rea-a u = sauairE 1e u tie ssnsIaf. .,-
,n1ra1 lmt 10 5 .1frB-ulE ~ rsalrzs qpttsti ans
as eaesrs lrs use Ut an sars- % Tl&s GA
nars isnaA \ w1saE-tsac ti4patsa 10 ths
Ns# gars Carlci4rraTr says
0. p'cggt aseur ~ se she yrvszseta a Ear
Rad t-sn,sr. tn arse,IpasnrY t.ralnt ssf
3marsi ~ tcdrau utsr ursrte-s s1vors2 setBg
~ aa aagaa. 90 ps,5lfNa rs,4n4s, vasla. ct
Eg4ae. iea --ers sAan ia Naraa. gsg1. Ccsa-
ra-.rz sassc as4asa WAN ia.s :csSaz EXPORTS
Cd a var lra tesg sesv CO.'S .s-lale ia-
crease. fLs- t-rnrts s.a,zrsn.s s,ssnr alz,sss
npt lm qG 7ar-,ai r1szsr saGa L. iss7 Bat
..s u.ssfll. ia valve ans4.ts,t 90 saly s:,11e. =.
lGa
ra4g nsrses lets7s zayerneat n castoa
venrt raw. tee z.r-s satfst1:rerv /. last
rea-s srt.. TAT eee. 1-a.-,a.ass IT.. g-sor-
,rr,re9v ,h.-s Wa 4scff-e % 10y -s.rs pr
5cs... rs.. .rsrax4 sf,e,7 salss o.. raw coz
ssr. ees-r 9 ern-s r., -o.et tu MareA. tss-.
ars sefr 9 .ents ass -.ease
ma ss.ss.,... -.--. .f s-to-ts-, ss7a -a,s
~. 1900. ire .--,.-.. r,.s ----,. "a So,
-,..
~ WV B9'+'.s si.H
scelts n .as E1aGfltF z1uTrat from
SO. v--, r,ria V-..ss t---aass,5 r-- s5t--
80. $3.50. -
'-+--' ~ ~
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BAROMETER Of BUSINESS.
IA laSel to the cossitios Of Trade
G.aersIly.
sPtCrlAToFs IN 1oBaCC0 fOatb.
No Marcia on she War rar-EGssts
O. Have Aanss~vsteA Fteurs
Taxed-How Prex~ets Firm

Haa,tec, r'rmpsaT. MuT J.

msWstac, T1hseiy. MiF J.
~. tspy1rs 81 var ta1s- hiul' e'1s'
rnssrrtss r,sssc ranF sDegilics;s- Nailfae-
tErsrs advanced Bfpfea "a saetsag tut Ia
<is-s,. ranY RETAILERS aa,t 4 sts !saosrl -
lag 4, ssavq sssssaf a.ssrs "a, wrf sie sals.
eetar tAat Fssres IN sas,as ~ t1 eut uaar.
faesr-vrs wsaAt ras ess taa'f- ssswagsr. b rs
rasw hnnwu thaG rfl fzsnHs az hinf arrsr
bear TIRE ifx. aAs eriY sSnsH eenease1 IRE
tie nanasteeHrses wa9 ggs 10 sbs srbp'a-
Larss sasrst "a estrtr were hTBt ar isatst-
rtrfrx . war .as On, ss,s fsGrimaiinp. eu5 il
v11l - tssnlprgA Fisws1pr aaersa nsiierI
arr za1 ssfria.- ANt enargsss %, ant M
rrcsurniasr ttc.alnt wtiB a1r aiinfallA.
Asr.asr .saTnts n sliaalisn is isiirsrh1-,
sS4sr. Tia uihsts riaasm s.b,g auts Ifg5ms
beer @ss31aIn1s -haF n,c rress wli rgf e.
esnG aa1 90 an sih1ssrss % sasae AZ. f,trr
s7Nr aast tngzps. as14isrs 90 eelut 1tsl- r;a'4,
aassr scuper a,sa.aE INIT q Se5teol VS.
&c iass tsrsi,Est-. aas ~ 11p'is s1rtlus tst
a1AErars is Elpi rspt a't wsea f.1lt rs trat
Al vsstc issssc. enHtt ga t,lt set'' a' vlett
J. st';'sf Ne az fsCfsiauge4 a. s-ra 2t boz
yzakear iefF q 60 d sEBreste -at rs.l 1.-tr
fns esra cue estey re i-f15a,. wH ,lf,
aat ssrn4ene- EGls d 90 Pee GENE ID ,se .ats
ae savs sia3 VEG are ~nr wat 4aee.
sssA aan' fs-lana ea ,ate sai iAe G. ntss-
a-airaia'aia, NsEe lssaag s. iac2 G..s
a'aslae''d1l'a, f. 4Aes au'g 80 .Ae-t agri
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c. gave Tu,s "a 11.r wssai ~. "a e,-
ass tssis tIr. ans ~. Ravsts * resta-4s~ !
g&'a f1rtsas7t By thFse r-.viiexrS vsr,s as-7,.r
E.lsrN ~ trlF 7rrGrf F4-l sn4 s1e--et II Z,
fr'tes trn1rvrcW Shc-ts ro-s II ht-4.---.
gloais IN Hrsai sold sursns ~ -, ~.
eags raE,s'qia-iY AAavr sizss ~ ss-,a-,a- +,
anl tssHss ae@r eei1s bouEhs fa psfk AZ
stNntt a11 'aeEe s&E1f 50 ssef1l .-ata-s ,y5f
r sellers 80 shy iuftesr Arsgs. a. $40 49,,
"crsiHg tNe short s'.s rrfr
tN's en Jelly ecrz Hs.BuS "a -arit tE,
80 - $50 siS nrFaS tai 3 ssiIl A sal,
Ter shtie o1 every raHr
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Hou.iop Railroad Receipts

a II 80 -a,s -. sf es5saaa er Ia. vaStSx.
-. =. - !, - j 10 " - ~ ..-.urr
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@sN'sfsF- Texas May III. {. SIXTH
aas-E'ea charge e he wcElaney pss.ctrs.
selsI e A4ytsy Seen relsrsly ap,olps.s
~ Isesl-s-s Hck1nlsy Mr.. Suusss 80
49,, . ~ Eossa.as.eF Eaeer Prtxstear Rs--
sssH faised 70 the serend eiass ia 80
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Isl rs5E. Accft IL
SIS White crsas. TsyTrr :,
Sch Mary Der. Sorts.x. ~.
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Spots clcssd quiet, i-tl1 lcE4- sales iis1
~ vAtcA -.lG were A.ner.esc i--rercs li.ees (,
@. Which 1850 were American.
I05zy Tss.s.5zT.
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ss-a7l- Wiki segscr a ssrssre q --'ss6f 80
s1r the fsturs lfsE- ami eslzs g t-z sigt
ssdlsi az esrtcn- IN TIRE 1f-e-rs9oc tne feeling
1grs xzy weak E1ts- rs1ewu6 G1astafioas tet
eg Wall trrvsg ztI ChlesxN- TIE market
siess@ easy. a; a rrs l1fs ~ 90 - -cte.k.
Tesaa EzIss q f1.Efss 81 iaG.
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He,tcr's Nonthi, >,a,.n,.,,

SsF 0rlfszs. May 5-Sstrctzr1, ffrz,sr' :
Mex orie1es co;tca exchange statement. IS
fsf1 'ttay cecsrs re morthly usevs-as-,
- agrl y Compared vltd las; year. 4.
ss1vs an lacrezso s9s sA= r-oa,h ID round
.As ares r. 1850 6ales, compared al,h var
setrTf last ar l1s rgzse rr lis ~ a. ~ssh
49, ~ increase a. zac'l Tas -s-sI ~ ,~--t
S4s ~ ~ against - - las; yss-. -ej..S
-. - et'1'e l-st and y4--i-' The sszs ii-lt IL
Tes aa-oyu; o. he c-sp s,rcsAs i.,g .,sst
81; its t.sAt 7lo7'hs trc-a Ssrtsrst.e- IA ASH
{: tt.SN- osa- lzFt yeaV. 5-s2'. a.
@ssf Ytas before las; 1a3 g.t-9ts c4.- rsys
~ o' rf1' :r1-, SeH10E;tsr 30 4--I -
,G''s ne iplel PTS ~ AN t--tf4s ,tstss
t*.ivc-v y1-ts AT $ SfA,sS- ,r75-s- go.
~ le1r eFfria.9 20 $rr'hsru po.c.s-
az-lesi i1.sif last gszr seF,se--.
sli4l iakirss. $3.50, aEalzss rs "a Ia. ~
.N,FTio7 s'7sEs ia excess q rhcs@ Ia 4
.-9a =, q he sessca. 2i[pt
iA4 A. 0ur; ~ tas co.i0r trps -r-rrs, -,
80 4'igE ;ss > shi r.-rrhs e-+l r ,--yF
.N'ar1l against SIS - lsEt ,a3.
NS.,ftn spt1rs-s ;o.oS tlrizE AFrl IL d,
e1ss 1sa.lst Haas las, ysa,
= - sstsoE kaVs heer 81. ~ AsTss ,b-,s.
az an t1trs7sf cvs- las seass- - . ~ rs.
syeesS q ;he saascErt sut tie ,r.rtr.-s-s
slerH lrisrtar z4lrssss ~ A-r5y ~
$50 Ss-4- asztcS - -ts ~. ss-.4 s.,s
irsvtrs stocks at ro-ss a.. t-,s,s,- So,
stef t,cz the 70ssiags seas,sr s-t rAs
-esf ~ bales q - curvNrs 100 h-,v,-h,
-slN saSni tr'inE tse eiEhf -an-.As ,Ss -
- as oe~n IAf- - EEfius. 80 * -.
Es@s ~ - A7ri, - iEss year ~ rs rsr rs~s
- 80. crop had bar rsArsetsd. ara
ts.,sse q tA4 sroY t-sGrh, irsS s.ss, -.
~ > g@r cent
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uotsroN Wholesale rh,cE,.
a1otasjons for 8onnd Lots Of Stapi.
Comm ditt~s


Tssss g4a,ztseas are ~s.se'f taIy. aea ,h.lr
sSggec tress rAa le 'sitfs' geeu g1s 5r.tss ~
issso S-i.zZ Ia HS-siaa ~Aa .esa'a M1r.esl.
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Tef .clfcEsas srr ,se elea-azess q. -,
no-s''a aaats ta- 'ae vsss ;.ss FAR "a. .o-
i1e te-rssVc14 q .G1R last rear ter-tser
F,,> ese ,etss - .eer.s.e.
TAss Tsa- last r4ar II ~ -
N;-far - sssf tt g,s- NJ ,- y.
-ea.,sg ..--..--. iGt.g-s e1l1& Nse
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. asked, : oI1, Z 1o1iaas
stocks at United states Ports.
United states Exports.


he follsvins are the clos.ac qro,atton, -,
cotton on the sHoi io4sr L; the leaatus MAJ.
sssS. together Ttia tbs elosins o: ruIStIiur
yesterday. WIFE Io1Ays szIes:
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Children should

Children should 1
increase in weight. n
grow, not TO increase ri
belongs to old age.
Present and future Y
demands that this iD1
in weight should be I
and never failing.
To delicate chill
Scott's Emulsion b
richer blood and n
iesh. Better color Z
10 the cheeks and stiu
muscles to the limbs
gain in weight is subs'l
It comes to stay.
SO ia5 ss-aa. al t-usssn :.
SCOTT BOVINE, Cas=;s,,. ~"
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Havr~ Market
MARINE INTELLIGENCE

@o'' Of Galveston. May L
'@s's 4sse 70 arrivals Or departures ,o.tsy
VESSELS IN PORT.
aslernd, D. Ripley.
S fcTss; H0ine J. Ncile,.
= Hxyswocd. Wa. PAR & ca
xser Armstrong;, W ". wnsoa.
s. xoksr
s<A basaEs1. RsyHs-sasrss Co.
CLEARED FOR GALVESTON.
% EuEs-eer. L,chhars, Ltysrrool vi, s,.,
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cOTToS on sr,rs,.,

ton te,raYs and
sSr Great Brtsat.-ss g,s.
For Prz nss-Ss Far~x, ssefkip'
s--s,lg Ars1stscIx- i59s total
..F9r s1- EsatAzsns--SS kss;s.-4as
setterxzre- l-sds 50 -'aGs,s,
tas-. total. sss1s. ~
ISiAl % safpseart, ll.e1s ~.
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Hfhtas ttty- Atay -tsassgs-- gsss.,s-4. "a q,
as age sntssgra eS2sussr Ae1av-.
Ss ~ $50 ses- 1ass 81 ~ asssr,,
az n Aaq, rs9- -.i.e,s "
s'cSAf's afd tgcests 9hsat ~ Hose ~
ST. c,tksi l-tte sse1 ss' ,a iosts -,
~ "t4 lfsvtss sss3i n. rrTx.,s
50 s.'sGl - S6eep- aecstgts sffrrss,
A'N- e''i-'ea 4aiti; s7fas Ia9.as : ~ E
l.eSs saRy a-CastlN-sts1ay rsn,r,s,
wS aH4 ier'.ers. sSssgs e1irsa tf.ss7s N
hoss-slra sgis ~ Aa3es. gsf,Js4 ia ..,.-
Mcn %Gf,. prime seas e. 1854 ~.
80 -s'is % ShseP-Arsige. tssfk sla
- tfN sogue hesog 7sS teat}f~rs u
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-29

All of these young men did exception
ally well and showed the effect OF the
training they have received at the semi
nary under the care of DR.. Corey and his
associates
The orations were interspersed with
solos and chOruses by local talent.
A special feature Of the evening was the
rendering by Rev. James II. Prisiey. or
Providence, r. l., and an alumnus OF the
seminary. OF a song composed and pu1-
lished hy him. The Loss OF the Maine.
This song has been enthusiastically re
Ceived IN the North. The song last night
stirred the audience TO a high pitch OF
enthusiasm.
The address 10 the graduating class was
delivered by Or. &. II. Corey, the presl-
d"n' who alec conferred the degree OF
Bachelor of Divinity upon them.
Dr. NaSsdr announced that the facully
and trustees had conferred The degree or
Doctor Of Divinity upon Rev. H. -. Lewis
~ Richmond Va; Rev. j. W. Kirby. Of
Portsmouth. Va, and Rev. q. L. +. Tai
ldlelIO. ol Philadelphia. ia.
Remarks were made by Or. Armstedd,
OF Portsmouth Va. DR.. Ialiaterro, OF
Philadelphia. Pa. Rev. Moss. OF CHAR
l0ttesvihe. a.. and Dr.. Spiller, OF Nor'
folk Va.
The year just closing has been one Of
the most successful in the history OF the
institution. There have been In attend
ance afty-five students all OF whom are
pursuing a strictly theological course.
! This is the only strictly theological SEMI
nary among the colored people. The class
ot men which are matrlculated are OF a
higher standard each year This sch9ol
will in a year or SO be merged INTO the
Virginia Union University. OF which IL VIII
4 be the theological department.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-29
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond
Citizens and other Matters.

The Clyde Line, whose steamers are
running regularly, has assumed war
risks.
Captain Seth Miller secretary OF the
State Board Of Fisheries. was in the city
yesterday.
Hon William T. Lanham. OF Texas
will not be able 10 deliver his address
before Lee Camp next Friday night.
Mrs. NJ. NJ Strause. who has been con-
fined 10 her apartments at Murphy
Hotel from injuries sustained by falling
over a chair, is much improved.
Or. w. +. Dawson yesterday received
from the Patent Office, In Washington.
notice that a patent had been granted him
on a gold filling invention OF his.
There will be A called meeting Of the
Jlnior Hollywood Memorial Association
in the brick school-house Of 81. johns
church this afternoon at half-past >
o'clock.
AIessrs. r. c. Crowder regent; c. w.
Tyler secretary. and c. Il. Richardson,
treasurer OF Elba Council. No. COG, Royal
Arcanum. on yesterday paid to Mrs. Bet
tie T. Thomas widow Of the late Cap
tain William l.. Thomas. a draft FOR
5000. amount OF his benefit in the order.
Captain Thomas died on April "a and the
benefit was paid in twenty-five days.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-29
Richmond. Va, April 2

Nl'HliVHus d. Nlih - 1910.
Editor OF The Times:
Dear Sir.--I notice the following adver-
tisement I'm your paper Of ,he 18th in
slant.
"HAMPTO y ROADS MINED"
1.-THE Norfolk and Western Railway IS
the only line entering the city Of Nor
folk without passing Hampton Roads.
No vessels are allowed 10 pass Fort Mon
roe between sunset and sunrise
This is apparently intended 20 iniurs
the popularity of the Chesapeake and
Ohio railways line between Richmond
and Norfolk. Intelligent people know
TIT tho Chesapeake and Ohio does not
over Hampton Roads between Rich
mod and Norfolk. and also that the
mines are below the course of any craft
plying even between Old Point and Nor
folk. II would probably enlighten this
artful advertiser by informing him that
the government restrictions "a 10 Sun
rise and sunset arc 10 keep out pos
sible enemy. and not from the fact that
there IS danger from the mines.
The popularity of the Chesapeake and
Ohio as q Richmond ana Norfolk line IS
strengthened by the fact that h. does
pass through Newport News. The sail
between Newport News and Norfolk. as
we'll as between Old Point and Norfolk,
is most interesting and enjoyable. es-
pecially when there IS SD much 20 be
seen. Yours truly,
JNO. ID. POTTS.
.a- A. G.. r. \.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-29
WADE HAMPTON FOR WAR.
If He is Needed He VIII Take the
Field on Horseback.

CHARLESTON. 5. c.. April 2s.-At
meeting OF Confederate Veterans OF South
Carolina. in annual convention here. Gen
eraI Wade Hampton spoke and caused the
widest enthusiasm by the following ref
erence TO war with Spain;
My old comrades, we know what wat
the one I'm which we are now entering
but you are South Carolinians; you are
sons of the men who have shed immortai
glory on the Palmetto nag In Inc past,
and I would rather die than mink tnat
call made on her volunteers. And, old a.
] am. / can still ride on horseback and
WELD a sword and ~ her quota Is not
full, II there is one name lacking TO make
II full. / myself will volunlffr. This Is
our countrv and IL is our duty TO make
II the champion of freedom for all time to
acme"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-29
THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY.
commencement Exercises Held ana
Degrees Conferred Last Night.

Last night at the EOenezcr church were
held the commencement exercises OF the
Richmond Theological Seminary. on sun
dav al The Second Baptist church rev D.
d. Lerric preached the baccalaurcote ser
mon before a large and Interested auGl-
cuce. on Wednesday at J. NJ az ING
seminary building. was held the alumni
business meeting and dinner. over one
hundred alumni were present.
At the Fifth-Strcct Baptist chpIcn' az
S1I J.. NJ. on Wednesday. was held inc
regular alumni meeting. The GRAFTON OF
the evening was by Rev. C.. III. Johnson
Of Bristol. Tenn
Rev James u. Prislcy. Of Providence
r. T.. entertained the large audience Wlth
"Reminiscences Of our Students
The address of the evening was denver
cd by Rev. G. w. Lee. j. D., OF WASH
ingtOn.
The commencement exercises proper last
night were opened by singing the DoNo.o-
gy by the congregation. Prayer was Of
Tered BY Rev. Mr.. Cyrus
The graduates and their orations were
as follows:
Thomas Fountane Blue, Farmville. Va
Woman a Silent Force in AmeliOrating
the Condition of Humanity.
Walter Lee Hubbard. of Buckingham
Va-"Higher Education Of Woman
James Harvey Randolph, West Point,
Ministerial leadership
William Howard Willis. Of Hague. Va
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