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AT BERR^S.I.
The school boy
—the boy fV^ 3 to iS— is,
we consider, cur mo^t important
customer.
We are looking for years of trade
with him. .
You can see the value we put on
his trade and approval when you
look at the large variety and choice
quality we have planned for his
disposal.
For stylish young men — our Striped
Hansel Suits at $7.50, vS.SO. and $10 are
pa'lJcularlv striking.
WIN IN PETERSBURG.
RICHMoSIJ TAKES A C:.\3112. l.\
WHICH THEIIB IS LITTLE LIFE:
KORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH TIP.
■All ExcitiiitcTcii-liininjc C«ii<cst oil
the Gronmlfs 01 the lyiitlcr — New
port Xc■^T^-lIaI^lIlt^»Ii Contest IMarlc
c<l l»y DiMinlcr and Scrai>jiiiip-.
rotorslxirs. 1; Hielitiioinl.?2. ; :
I'urlMiioutli, :;: Xorf«»lk. ;S.
Haiuiiton. <!: 3T«*\vjiort Xewsj T.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS. ....
Won. Lost. Pc.
Norfolk 10 Z " .542
'35ampton 14 G .700
Richmond -J. 11 S .030
Ifcrtsmouih 10 11 ; .47C
Newport News 0 17 .251
Petersburg 4 l'J .IGj
WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
-Jlichmond at Petersburg.
Norfolk at Portsmouth.
Newport News at Hampton":
PETERSBURG. YA.. May 2S.—(Spe
*cial.)— The game of base-ball this eve
; iring between Petersburg and Richmond;
•while abounding in errors, was neverthe
less an exciting contest. Neither of the
learns should have scored, as not a sin
gle earned run ivas made by either team.
The run-making was started by the Blue
i birds in the second inning, when Taiine
i hHI scored after the home team had the
•chance of blanking them. Petersburg
tied the score, and made" the only run
ihat she was able to make, in the third
■Jnning. on a base on ball?, Holland being
hit by a pitched" ball. Berte's error of
Hennager's easy grounder, and Kelly's
f=ins:le. Richmond took the lead in her
half of the third inning on singles by
Drauby and Tannehil! and Hunt's wild
throw. The lvmaininf? six innings of the
pame was a beautiful exhibition of ball
playing. The features of the game were
ihe batting of Clint, Hunt, Kain. and
Slouch, and the doubly plays of Berte,
"Stoucli. and Drauby.
The score follows:
PETERSBURG.
A.B. R. H. O A: E.
I Ciinton, 2 b. 4 0 2 ?, 4 0
Holland, c. f. 4 10 2 0 0
31enii<iger. 3 b 5 0 1 0 2 0
Kel!«-v, 1 b 5 0 1 11 0 1
Hunt., c. 4 0 2 2 1 2
i <"'Brien. s. s 2 0 1 :2: 2 4 ft
.'Manners. 1. f, 3 0 0 3. 0 0
McCaffrey, r. f 4 n 0 1 .0 0
Tierney, p Z 0 0 0 3 0
Totals 34 1- 7 24 14 3
RICHMOND.
A.B. R. H. O. A. E. i
Kain, r. £ 4 0 2 1 .0 0
Foster, c 4 0 1 4-2 0
Gilligan. c. f 4 0 1 3 0 0
Draubv, 1 b 3 1 1 10 0 0
Berte.*s. r s .4 0 1 5 .3 2
Tannehill, 3 b 4 1 1 13 1
Ftouch, 2 b 4 0 2 1 J 1
Kelly, 1. f 4 0 1 2 0 0
Hooker, p ....Z 0 0 0 ;3 0
Totals 34 2:10 27 12 4
SCORE BY INNINGS.
12 3 4 5 6 7-S 9
fv-,<--r.«burs- 001000 o.oo—l
-Richmond 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 *— 2
Summary: Two-base hits— Kain, Stouch,
Hunt, and Clinton. Double plays— Berte,
Slouch, and Drauby (2). Struck out— By
Tierney, 2; by Hooker. 2. Bases on balls —
<>:T Tierney, 1; off Hooker, 2. Stolen
liase— Kelly. Hit by pitcher— Holland and
Hooker. Time of game— 2 liours. Umpire-
Mr. Adams. - ...
SOItPOLK AM) rOHTSMOITH TIE.
i'lay an ExritiiK fiaiiio; in Whieli
Scores Are AliUe.
XORFOLrI. VA., May 2S.— (Special.)^
Tbe Ten-inning tio.ganie of: ball between
Portsmouth and Norfolk to-day on tl\=
former's grounds was chiefly remarkable
It the similarity of scores made' by each
team. The details ' follow:
PORTSMOUTH. : *
A.B. It. 11. U. A. E.
Kolmle, r. f... 4 110 2 0.
Clark 2b 5 1 13 r» 0
LwiKk-y, i. f... 5 0 0 0 10
Ki-injK-r. c 2 0 0 2 1 0
Myers, lb 4 1 1 13 0 2
Murry, c f : -3 0-2 5 0 0
s. s.". • 4 0 0-1 a\ 0
Myrrissey, 3b .. .. 5 .0 1" 2 1 0
Luitifh, p...... 3 0. 0 0 4 1
Totals ..........S r > 3 6 30 19 3
NORFOLK.
A.B. R. H. O. A: E.
Spratt, 2b. 4 1 II 3 1" 1
•lames Smiti). s. 5. ...... 5 2 13 10
"'Am Smith, r. f.. ....... 4 0 00 0 0
Armstrong, 1b.... 5 0 2- S' 0' 1
Sullivan. 3b .. ■ ...4 0' OK 3 1 0
i'ulsifer, 1. f........;..... 4 0 0 3 0 0
kelson, c. 4 0 2 7 l 0
JlcCloud. c. f..l 4 0 1 2 0 0
Dannehower, p .400. 1.12 3
. Totals ..35 3 7 30 17 ;3; 3 I
SCORE-IJY INNINGS/
1 23 4 T, C 7 SO 10T~
............2 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 0— 3
Norfolk .0 010 20 0 0 ! (> o— '3
T<-n innines: darkness.. .'.
Surr.rnaiT: Earned runs— PortFinouth ■'■
Norfolk. 1. Three-base hits— M >•<•«•*< X«-I
s-pn (2;, and McCloud. Stolen hns.-.s—Mor
nsß*»y. Clark, and:: James Smith. : Hitsos
Jn balls— Off Luttich. l:'off Dannehower,
-. Hit. by pitched; balls— John Smith,
Luitich. and K<-mmer.: Struck oul~Uy
LuitSch. 2; by. Dannehower. ".'■: Time-o'iv:
«auj«-— 2- hours; and i. 3o. --rninu(*s. Umpire—
-Jr. jMcNamara. '-'. -:•■'■; ..: ; "
•tii .% r»i» v cam 1: at XK\vi'r> i:\vs.
Clohe Coutftiti Miirked liy ; I'useeiuly
Coudnet 011 <lie; I<"i «;!«!.- '..■_ -_•? •.-' '.
cial.)— Newport'?iCewH won t the: tlrsf- game
tOday in . tJje ; scries " witiiv liamßLonijTin
£r?l?> . \ he , , mos t dls sracef ul *. exhibitions :
NW« 1^»»"; t «y«rs*«enr»heres
iS »• Played .the better, Kame all around;'
•lti^? am l> l s>"-^ied v: to >win : outiby klck-i
- £' \«. a , y r<?sor tlng: jto scrat)plng, which:
almost became-: general. This was ithe'
>core: ---..■ ■.;'.:'• ~- ■ ■- .;. • . .. -
' NEWPORT NKWS ;
'..:' , ■■■:.-; -r .:■;-- A.n. r;.h. o. a; k.
Weaver, 1?.. c. f: .....,.r, l 15 0 0
Pautctr 2-b. ; ....:...r.;nV:4;-i2: l U-; 2 1
\\ caver, K. s.h: ...... ;v .4; 0> : U o^4 1
Macee; 1:1).;am1c.,.;..:5;-0; 1 11^ 0 1
iMgbie, 3 b., .;;.....:... ,\2,\ 2 ,0 0 2 1
Lnndrum. r. f. ...:;....- .5: a) 3- 1 0 0
Hoffman, 1, f. ........... o 'l'.-l"{ V. 0 0
•Jrnst. l l). andc. .......5 0 .1 5 1-1
;O Brien. p. ...............501 3 3 0
Totals ........ -.-.;.-. .-:.3.» 7 10 27.12 5
: HAMPTON. ; ; ; ■ ;
A.B. R. H. O. A. E.
Gillignn.; p. ?. -.-..:... ....5 0 0 3 21
Ashenback. c. f. ...-.1....4 2 1 2 0 0
Durrett. i. f. ............4 0 2 0 0 0
Mulhmy. lb.; ........ .;..s';o- 1 12 0 . 1"
Allen. 2 b .'. ...4 2 12 ?> I.
Deiscl. 3 h: ........ ...!.!.4 ; 1:' 1 3 ; 5 1
Chandler, c. ...............3 0 0 G 1 0
Martin, r. f :..... ,.s 0 1 0 00
Leonard, p. .........;.... .5 1 11 2 0
Totals ...r.... .......30 6 8 27 n : 4
SCORE BY INNINGS. :
;_. '.:.-... ' ■.-.-•• :l 2?, .45 67S 9_■
I Newport News -..- ....51.100 000 o—7
: Hampton .. ......:.. .0 1 1 1.0 0 0.0 3— 6
I Summary: Karried runs— Newport News,
! 2; Hampton. 3. Two-base hits— Magf-c and
i Delsel. Sacrifice hits— X. Weaver. 2.
! Stolen bases— Magee. O'Brien. .- Bigbie,
! Hoffman. Durrett. B. .Weaver. Allen Dei
| sel....iartin. and Ashenback "(3): Bases on
! balls— Off O'Brien. C; off' Leonard, fl. Hit
by pitched balls— Hoffman and Gilligan.
Struck out— By O'Brien, 5; by Leonard, 5.
Umpire— Mr. McGuirk.
XATUIXAI- -LEAGVK IIAI-1..
llrooUlyn IlcfeutM the Clit«-a«OMiis—
S«tM»rc-, 1- to 7. .
CHICAGO. May 2S.— After having- a good
lead Jto-day. the locals went all to pieces
in the. eighth inning, five errors and' six
hits giving the Champions nine runs. At
tendance, 2.500: Score: • i ■'. R- H. 13:
Chicago ."...... ...0 10 11 310 0-7 H 7
Brooklyn ..........0 01010 1 9 o—l2 14- 0
Batteries: Menefee. Garvin.-.and Chance;
McGinnity, Kennedy, ■ Farrell. and Mc-
Guire.
Time. 2 hours and' 25 minutes. Umpire,
Mr. Emslie". .
PITTSBURG 14; NEW YORK. 0.
PITTSBUKG. : May 2S.— ln addition to
being wild.. Doheny and Seymour were
• hit hard.- Chesbro- was in fine fettle, and
in no inning did' the New Yorks. have
more than five men to bat. Attendance,
•2.200. " Score: - . • - • R- H- E.
Pittsburg 0435 11 0 0 *— It .12 1
New York ........000000000—0 3 1
Batteries: Chesbro and- Zimmer; Sey
mour. Doheny. and Bowerman.
Umpire,' Mr. O'Day. Time,. 1 hour and
40 minutes. -
PHILADELPHIA, 11; ST. LOISIS. 4.
ST. LOUIS, MO.. May 2S.— St. Louis
played a listless game to-day, both in the
field and at the bat. and the visitors won
as they pleased. Score: ■ - R. H: E.
St. Louis. ..10 00012 0 o—4 .7 C
Philadelphia . ......2 11 0 2 0 10 4—ll • 15 ": 1
Batteries: Powell. Hughey. and Bue
low; Berrihard, Piait.' and Douglass.
. Time. 2 hours and 30 minutes. Umpire,
Mr. Hurst. Attendance. 3.300.
POSTPONEMENT.
CINCINNATI! : May' 2S.—Gincinnati-Bos
ton game postponed on account of rain.
NATIONAL LEAGUE RECORD.
U r on. Lost. P.C.
Philadelphia 39 " 10 . .055
Brooklyn 18 12 .000
Chicago ...... .-...:.1 7 11 .54S
Pittsburg IS 15 .515
St. Louis :....... 10 14 .533
Cincinnati 12 17 .414
New York 10 IS .3. r .7
805t0n'....:..... S IS .308
Aziiericnn Assncintioii.
Buffalo. 4: Cleveland. 2.
Milwaukee. 3; Minneapolis, 5.
Chicago-Kansas City game- at Chicago
postponed; w«t grounds.
Indianapolis-Detroit game at Indian
apolis postponed:. wet grounds. : • -
Knsieni Leasne.
Syracuse, C; Rochester, 7.
Slontreal, 4: Toronto." 15.
Hartford, 'J; Providence, 2.
SMALL CROWD- AT fJRAVESEXD.
Clover St'alECM \.\ „■-: ».y Sweet I.avcii
~ilcr.
NEW. YORK. May 23.— A? cold, raw day
and a poor card were responsible for one
of the smallest crowds of the season at-
Gravesend to-day. Four of the "nishes
were of the driving, order. Only two fa
vorites were successful. The Clover
Stakes, for. 2-year-old fillies, were the fix
ture, and Sweet Lavender and Ashes
fought it out at. the end, tne former final
ly winning by a head. Summary:
First race — five furlongs— Blues (3 to o)
won. Schoolmaster (S to 1 arid 3 to 1) se
cond. Beau Gallant (15 to l)..third. Time,
1:02.
Second race — one mile and a furlong —
Lothario (5 to 1) won. Gulden (7 to 2 and
«i to 5) second, Maximo ' Gomez (2 to 1)
lhird. Time, 1:34 4-5. . v ■% t
Third race—five furlongs— Sky Scraper
(6 to 1) won, Oliver Mac (15 to 1 and 4 to.l)
second.. Sir Christopher (6 to 1) third.
Time. 1:012-5.
Fourth .race— The. Clover Stakes, four
and -a half, furlongs— Sweet Lavender (13
to 5) won.-Ahhes (1 to T arid S to 5) second,
Lurana (20* to -1) third. -.Time. .55 2-5.
Fifth . race— about six furlongs— Queen
I^ouise (T ! to 2) .won. Bombshell (4 to 1 and
S to -s)' second. Lime Light" (2 to 1) third
Time. 1:12 2-5.
Sixth race— about six furlongs— Plncher
(oO to 1) won, Nansen (4 tol and. 7 to 5) se
cond. Scales (25 to 1) third. Time, 1:U 4-5.
LATONIA DERBY A FARCE
CINCINNATI. 0.. . May 28.— Tlie thou
sands who gathered at Latonia .to-day to
sec- whit promised to be the • greatest
Derby of the year, met with bitter dis
ai)]iointm?ut. The race was a farce Lieu
tenant Gibson was the only starter and
simply had to gallop around the track to
win Die bis prize. Up to noon the track
was in good shape, but then there caino a
heavy . rainfall, and .this--, spoiled all the
chances of a contest in the, Derby. Hiram
Scosyan. Highland- Lad, . Florisar, Ken
tucky Farmer, and St. Ivor were scratch
ed. This left but one. horse in the ra-'-e—
Lieutenant Gibson— and- h<> galloped the
distance, a mile and a half, for tin- bitf
]>uif?. Thus th<- famous Latonia Derby
of 19W passed into history, and Lieutenant
Gibson, the. crack western 3-year-old, re
mciins" unboa ten. ■-'■■-.
Cliurcli Does Graceful TliiiisrN. •
The Broaddus-Memorial Baptist church
knows how" to do: a graceful' thing, as
proven, last Sunday. Miss Katherine
Quarles. daughter of Pastor Quarles, of
this church, has been organist for this
church for three years .past: Her father's
connection with the church closes tSis
week, and, presumably, hers ■ also. Sun
day riiorning, -Mr. 8., F .; Johnson, on be
half of the church, presented Miss Quarles
with a handsome gold .watch and chain
as an evidence .that her services were
valued, "and appreciated. "The -.gift is .a
beautiful one. ■ selected with admirable
taste, fit could hardly- jhave, been more
worthily , bestowed under any • circum-'
stances.. ■- .---"> .-;. . ■;■ ■ ';. .-. ■ , -
Sons.of-Tcteranx. ... "■
A well attended . meeting of the Sons
of -Veterans; was held: last night at. Lee
Camp. Hall. Comriiarider John , A.'Lamb
presided. Mr. E. .1. Eukef .was elected
to in- the camp. , Much' rou
tine business was transacted: "Comrade
W. R. Walder read" an "interesting; paper
oii' the battle '-.of Harper's; Ferry, which
was greatly enjoyed: ;. Short ; talks '.were
made by Comrade- E.'J.-B."." Thomas on and
K. L. Sperice. Jr. - .' ...
' ' ' .. ; jVcrouut • of : -Their Trip."
!)r. W. K. ■"-.L.'-Smithjind : Rev. B. Cabelf
EicniiiK were called : upon. at^the^Baptist
..Minister.^ Conference: tolgiyej accounts ifof
:hc:r. trip. to., the coriv*Miti6n "at Hot
Springs; Ark:-: Their/responses were: very
entertaining. : " . '.' ;
■ ."' Townc'n cllmly.; Found.-.; :'. ■]
, The body of . Jaraos I'o\v:h>.; tho noi'ro
man*\vhd jumped Into ithe",eanal = near ithe
LTreilejiurrWoiKs: on 'Kriday; mornms>lnst;'
■ wasv found 'yesterday* afternoon: Coroner
Taylor viewed; --the 'remains ; and /deemed
ian :.inquest^unneees.«:iry;
:.:■.-■■-. . FJrMi of tue/IHlile' DelmtcK. :;
i The ■•"first? of a? series of , -three biblical :de
ba tes between j ßcvvj Ji^E.'i Smith jand £Mr.*
pa»i- •>.' boih -; o£ : whom '£ are g from f ' a.;
THE RIOBMOK^ piSPATCH---TIIEBDAS^M#S^iifIOO.
distance,- the former : being a Phlladel
phiari, took place f at^the Auditorlurri last
ri'&hf, in^;Ule;■p■reaericV(of>a^bui''soo'people;■■ :
> Th ? ;subject ; wiis yammwrtality/': : the '* iia^
MllQiot •.^*h l .9fir ; way;'d|sculssedr£romVoppos- :
ing points of. view. r ~*~. ""• " : : ;' ■ - *r. -
The second<pf ; the;serles;wili; take "place
to-night, r No- admission ..fee^s^charged.-.;
THURSDAYS ELECTJOxf
A KoviHeil Tnlile of -tlic Goiislllu
tlonnl -'Cwn'yentjbn* Vote. :
- The foliowing tables was revised ' from
all the returns:of the constitutional con
vention; vote, of last Thursday, received
at. the Dispatch .office up to 12 o'clock last
night: ■ ■'.;. \'{ .. /.;; r -: ■,;.:•-.':::. ■ -; -;=:,-■
: ■;'■ ■','■ : ;.- :V ■'■■- ilajorities:;
. ' ■"'■• : .■■■"-■:-'.■■■■ For. Against:.
Accomac . ;......'......;;; - 400 -- ' - '■■ ■■-
Alleghany .::....., ..!'.!!!*!* 25
Albemarle ......... ...'..'....'.. gfo '"
Alexandria ..'..;.... . •••••• . ...
Amherst '......„... ....[.I" 766 :,;...
Amelia .......... .-.-.v.-r ";-... . ...; . ; 16 g
Appomattox ......... . 501 - -'
Augusta ......... .....; 550 :'-' v
Bath ......... ..:..„.. -..-. ■-.•■■-■:' '^
Bedford ...::.... ..'.....;...;." GGO ■'-■-■
Bland. ....•...:.." .".....; - -'"
Botetourt, ......... ... . * - ■•'«»]
Brunswick ■.............;;....- 256
Buchanan ........ "; . ','.'.
Buckingham ..... ........ ... '
Campbell . \.- ........:.. ..-..- ;: . ;.;;,"yq
Carroll .....-; :.TV-*":rr • v **~^*sw
Caroline ... "at>
Charlotte ......... ...: 550 • : ; ■ -
Charles City ..... ........ ...\ . ... 1
Chesterfield .................. 279 ■
Clarke .:.......:; .... ...*....... C 8 ■]" '
Craig .r....^..... .50 ..
Culpeper ....:.:.... 569 ' -...
Cumberland ".. 74 - ..' .;'.
Dickinson ........... ......... ...
Dinwiddie" =....-. 95 - ...
Elizabeth City ...... ........ . : ;-.l(J8
I Essex. :... .;. 25
I Fairfax lijO
r'auquier ........:. 075 ' ...
Floyd ..:. • . S4l-
F'luvanna ....;'.... ........... ... ' 29
.Franklin .."..... 300 . ...
Frederick 92
Giles .... ...... .'.) ' 10) ...
Gloucester ..- "... 94 ; ...
Goochland . 301
Grayson '.. • ... 5)0
Greene -' ;.':
Greenesville .... 2!ji> • ...
Halifax ......... 750- : ...
Hanover . ........ S9 ...
Henrico ..... . 702 '...
Henry ". ..11l r ■ ;,_'■ .".-.
Highland ....:.-. . ' Vi
Isle of. Wight ...-. 550 ;■ ;...
James City &3 : :..,
King and Queen 15-1
King George 539
King- William, (estimated)... ... j ]s:>
Lancaster ... - 40!)
Lee
Louisa ....; '7 ..'.
Loudoun .". 12S
'Lunenburg .„ 50 -
Madison ................
Mathews 72 :..
Mecklenburg ... 350
Middlesex .. ....!.. '.. ... 18^
Montgomery ..; : K'.V
Nansemond ... 11V
Nelson 500
New Kent ..... .... 2uO
Norfolk . 1 ■- si»o
Northampton .......... 3'J
Northumberland... : 300.
Npttoway C-S5 : ...'
Orange :.-'.': 150
Page .: ... -14
Patrick" .......... .;. . Ui
Pittsylvania G9O ,; ...
Powhatan ......... 150
Prince George '...55 ; ...
Prince Edward G4
Prince William (estimated).'.- 151 ..V
Princess "Anne 250
Pulaski :.. . 400
Rappahannock ...
Richmond .:... ... 179
Rockbridge .". '. 4-5
Roanoke 43
Rockingham 160
Russell ... 210
Smvthe 405
Scott ........."
Shenandoah .... 524
Southampton ......... .900 ...
Spotsylvania ... 225
Staffoi-d .' .... 175
Surry 2
Sussex ...-. 291
Tazev/ell ...: ... 745
Warwick" '.....
Warren. -262
"Washington I.OCO
Westmoreland ..:...'.. .... 300
Wise ........ :.:.. S4
Wythe 53
York .. ... 160
CITIES. •
Alexandria 71
Bristol ......... .........:.
Bueria Vista .....: 6
Charlottesville. ........." 492
Danville 1,124
Fredericksburg 260
Lynchburg :.......:.. 565
Manchester .. .... 295^ ■
Newport News ..:.....: 2.04S
Norfolk ..4,177
Petersburg . ....: ....632'
Portsmouth .......1.155 ...
Radford 229
Roanoke 1.726 ...
Richmond ...4.291 ...
Staunton .....:..... -f43
Williamsburg ....... 106-
Winchester 229
Totals ....... ...31,802 13,217
Net majority of above re
ported cities and counties : 18.555
The counties to come are Bland, Buch
anan, Buckingham, Charles 'City, .Dick
inson, Rappahannock, and Scott; also,
eily of- Bristol. They will nearly all give
majorities against the convention. Hence,
we guess that the net total recorded
above (15.555) will 'be reduced some few
thousands.
Kuriert . in Hanover.
The body of Sally Redd, a colored wo
man, who is alleged to have /lied under
a criminal operation in. New-York, was
brought to Hanover Junction last Thurs-
day and interred. The woman's father
and sister live here. It is their intention
to cause investigation to be made of the
circumstances of their relative's death.
TRY ALLEN'S FOOT-EASE, .
A POWDER TO 'BE SHAKEN INTO
the shoes. Your feet feel swollen, nervous,
and liot. and get tired easily. If, you have
smarting feet or tight shoes!" try: Allen's
Foot-Ease. It_ cools the feet and makes
walking easy. Cures swollen, sweating,
feet; ingrowing nails, blisters, and callous
spots. Relieves: corns and bunions of all
pain, and gives rest and comfort. Try" it
to-day. Sold by all druggists and shoe
stores- for 25c. Trial package FREE. Ad
dress ALLEN S. OLMSTED,' Le Roy, X. ■
Y. ap 17-Tu,Th&Sa3m-f r_
"^ - fIIAItIXE INTKI/l/EGEXCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC, MAY 29, 1900.
Sun rises .........4:53! HIGH TIDE. . '
Sun sets ........ '.7:2l|Morningv. .;..:.. ...5:6fl
Moon sets ..:.... 5:24: Evening...........
PORT OF RICHMOND", MAY 28," 1900. '
- ARRIVED.
Steamer Richmond, Catherine Norfolk,
merchandise and passengers; Old Domin
ion Line.- ■'■■.;.-
Steamer 1 . Yemassee. . . O'Neil, Phila
delphia, Pa., merchandise and passengers,-
Clyde Line. - ;: " - ■ •'■ - --.
SAILED.
Steamer, Pqcahontas. Graves,. r Norfolk
and James-river landings, merchandise
and passengers; Virginia Navigation Com
pany. ■ ' ' '' ' - ./ ■ : ■. . ■ . ■, ■■
Steamer Richmond, Catherine, Norfolk
merchandise and passengers; OldDomin
' ion Line. '
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS, MAY 27.
' .-'.."''. .■ (By telegrapn.)
ARRIVED. •
Schooner; R. and" T. Hargraves, Boston '
. . ; ; / : ■•■; 'SAILED .■ . . ;._:'
SlypDunstallnace, Philadelphia. - ■-"'■■■-■ "
.Steamer Rapidan;; Liverpool. " •
Steamer St. Leonards, Antwerp. •
PORT OF NEWPORT. NEWS, MAY- 25.~
(By telegraph.)
arrived: ■
Steamer ;Granavia;. New,- Orleans.
• ; Steamer Cape Corentes,-.. Galveston.
R:W.Sfevens.~ Providence, «
Schooner George P.^Davenport, Boston' i
■ .';'•,■ .-' SAILED.:," 1 ; "". '[ , '
Steamer Granavia.. Hamburg."
Steamer Cape Corentes, Hamburg.
PORT OF BERMUDxV- HUNDRED,' VA
:.-; : -.; ;;: - : May:2S:.;i9oo. ■:-' -.-■ ■"■
. - : (By ■telegfaph.v : . ;•;■-. :-~ : -P':l^.)
- ' / SAILED. '
"B:i rtre O vc rbrook. v Maloiiey , . loaded ■with
lumber; Philadelphia, "Pa. ,(,: '■'-■' =■-.-: -
I ißarge Roberts,? Balch, : loaded 5 with' rail
road ties; Pa. :
:■ portlOf ; west.; point; m a y 2s; idoo;'
■ ;"*• ■■■■■ . (Byyt elegraph.) v .,*r ■'-.:-■ ■:
, ' ARRIVED. ■•
■:~ Steamer iCharlottej-VMufphy, >Chariotte'i
'inerchajn^iseiandjpassengers. .'
Simmer Charlotte" .Murphy, ChariotteM
.mH.rchnndifcQtand'Dasseaeers. 1 ; . . v . -
- • '"- :
STOCKS UNCHANGED;
MARKET COXTISCES TO HE DIILL
:■[/.-?'*:%'■'* .''::; i 'XXJ3T. NEGLECTED. - ':
MOmROTI|OF|MERSSUSPENDS
The Failure Attributed to Cotton
street
Sentiment ;Dnli
. :'and.:irreerii3hr. ''.<; ■■...-.-■ - -
;: NEW.-i YORK, May,: 2S.— The' opening^bf
| h . e^ new,' week showed: no material. change
in speculative conditions', and" the stock
markets of New York,. London, Paris? and
Berlin .continued "dull and neglected. In
New -York ; another •brokerage; firm ian
noUnced -its =- s'uspe'nsiori; ■' the -failure" being !
. a 3 no H. n " ced > : as .was .that, of Price, McCor
mick;;& YbnJ^he^potton and- Stock-
Exchanges, almost -simultaneously -The
cSßng: but of the. firm's ; contracts on .the
btock .Exchange under/the rule resulted
in transactions.. in > about -io.CCU shares.-;
Ihat,prices'^'ere:inclined' to advance'un
der; the influence of: the, settlement was"
sufliciently; explained .byth ei fact that th«,
buyingof. stocks forthe firm' outnumbered
the,selling fully, 3: to 1 ; That is to say;
the house was. largely short of^themar-'
ket. .. ' • '■-■/ "; ■.■•>' '■■■ ;. :■*-'. :'. ■•; . - :.
-The failure -is; attributed to cotton spec
ulations, as the recent. movement of stocks
Irr^isSEi 11 « aVOr con-
■nf ? flnn • 18 .l m -,r Last: * eek>5 ' rumors
of financial difficulties, which specified;
thi| house, brought-pressureto bear, upon
-nt f I?!! precipitated .the .assignment,
lne fact that the. same kind "of rumors
hn?,' ' clrcula S ed Regarding some ' other'
houses is a factor in', keeping Wall«treet
sentiment unsettled. ■ ; - ; ° , ,~ tree , :
_ The.only notable movement duriric the
day were the .advances: in Sugar, sup-:
posed to be on bear covering,: and in Bur
lington, on'a. resumption of -buying 1 of the
same; character as that which has : given ■•
the stock its recent strength. These ad
vances prompted- some "sharp rallies at
other, points-. in the market,, and some -.of
tne earlier losses -were recovered.
\ MARKET SEMI-STAGNANT.
The market was- semi-stagnant at
times, -and the closing was dull and ir
regular. - - .
London sold small amounts of stock al
though that 'market as. a whole showed
some strength, ; on the' advance"' of the
British into the .Transvaal. It is worth
remembering that the speculative world
has based its largest hopes regarding the
end: of the Transvaal war on the effect
to be produced in- the money market by
the resuniption-of the gold "supply from
the South .African mines, but at the ".pres
ent' time "-there-Js "■a.-.reflux of cash into
the reserves of all the. great banks of the
world, and . increasing, difficulty is being
experienced in finding profitable employ
ment for. idle' capital.. / This is entirely
without effect • in: arousing any specuhi
tive.-: demand for -securities, owing to the
fact, that the release of money is, due to
a decline, in trade.' - . , , . :
The dulness to-day was accentuated by
the fact that the week will-be interrupted
by a holiday in New. York, and .by the
year's great racing, event in l^ondon". : .
Sterling • exchange was ; weak" to-day. . .
The, bond market was very dull, .'and
showed weakness in: sympathy. Total
sales, ?1,160,0C0.. par value. United States
bonds unchanged in bidi'quotations.
To-day's total stock sales -were 213,400
shares. , . • '-.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
. Money on' call steady." at l%@-2"per cent.;
prime mercantile "paper, . 3^a4Vi per cent.- 1
Sterling, exchange weak,"" with actual
business in bankers' bills at §4.S7 1 / t '554.87%
for demand, and, at $4. S4^i<S s4^B4% for sixty
days; posted rates, •S4.Bs l^f^.BS l /»; com
mercial : bills, $4.83%#54.&i. "
Bar -silver. CO I ,^.- Silver certTficates, 6Of7'
Cl. Mexican- dollars/:".47%.
. Government' bonds, steady. State bonds
inactive.- Railroad bonds weak. :-~-
Xew Yorlc Stock Quotations.
;' . ; " ■> Closing Bid!
Atchison ............ ;....... ...... 25*£
Atchison, preferred 70%
Baltimore and Ohio .;...... 7">'!4
Canadian Pacific .......... 92%
Canada. 'Southern — .......... 51%
Chesapeake, and Ohio ; ....... ..... 27
Chicago Great Western v. 124
Chicago, Burlington and .Quincy...:. 127V5. !
Chicago, Ind. and Louis 21 :
Chicago. :lnd. and Louis, pref... 51% !
Chicago and East Illinois 100
Chicago and Northwestern 162' i j
Chicago. Rock Tsland "and Pacific...'. lCfi :
C, C, C. and St. Louis.... SSV&
Colorado Southern.' 6
Colorado : Southern,' lst pref. :...' 42 i
f.'olorado Southern. 2d pref. ..:... I^Y~ j
•Delaware and Hudson 113 ■
Delaware, Lack, and Western. . .;.... 177 j
Denver and Rio Grande 18*4 j
Denver and Rio Grande, pref. ...... C 7
Erie '. ..•.-. 11^ \
Erie, . Ist preferred 35Vi
Great Northern, pref. . ; ISMi,
Hocking Coal ............"124
Hocking Valley 37>4
Illinois Central :.:-........ ............112^
lowa Central 17% i
lowa Central, pref. 4S
Kansas City. Pitts, and Gulf .. 16
Lake- Erie -and^Western ...... 27V4
Lake' Erie and' Western, pref 91
Lake.. 5h0re. ...... ....;.;.-. 212%
Louisville and Nashville .....;.. 79V&
Manhattan L. .•..........: say,
Metropolitan"- Street. Railway: ..... 155
Mexican Central .......... ........ 12%
Minn, and St: Louis 61M>
Minn, and St. Louis, pref... ....- 9§V»
Missouri < Pacific 55
Mobile and Ohio 39 .
Missouri; Kansas and Texas „........" 10'^
Missouri.: Kansas and Texas, pref.. 33
New Jersey Central h....... 117
New' York- Central :..:.... . 131
'Norfolk and Western ■' 2&V*
Norfolk and Western, pref 7SV2
Northern Pacific 59%
Northern Pacific, pref......;..". 73?s
Ontario- and Western '..". 21
Oresron Railway and Nay. 42,.
Oregon Railway and- Nav.. pref...... 76
Pennsylvania ' ..... 129%
Reading .......... ..-• - 16%
Reading, Ist preferred 55%
Reading, 2d. preferred 2S
Rio" Grande W r estern 58 ■
Rio Grande Western, pref. .......... S7y 2
St. -Louis and San.Fran. .10
St • Louis and San Fran., Ist pref.... 68
St" Louis and. San : Fran., 2d pref.... 33V1.
St ' Louis Southwestern ............... 10%
St.- Louis Southwestern, pref......... 26M;
St. Paul .:......-... ••••' — ...: 115%
St Paul, preferred ..........:. 172
St. Paul and ; Omaha ........:.. .:.. 11l .
Southern .... -•-.. ..... .. 33V»
Southern Railway....... 12^
Southern Railway, pref 55.
Texas' and Pacific-....:. ..\...... 16^4
Union Pacific -....;:... 53%
Union Pacific, preferred ...:.........-.. 73^
Wabash ' S
Wabash, preferred ......... 20%
Wheeling and " L E. 9
Wheeling and. L. E., 2d pref........... ,25^
Wisconsin Central ' 15-, 4
Third Avenue .......................... 113^
EXPRESS COMPANIES. '
Adams ...."•••••• •••"• 115
American '........ ;.. 150
United -States -. 45
Wells Fargo ........ ........... r. 116
, . .. ; -MISCELLANEOUS. ...__
American : Cotton Oil ................. . . 33%
American Cotton Oil, preferred...... 90
American :".. Ma1ting. ; . : :: ::.....:.. ... .. . -:. 3%
American jMalting./pref...... .."...;... 22 :'.
Araer. Smelting, and- Refining V :U\
Amer.^ Smelting ■! and Refining,' pref . . . 8S
American • Spirits .....:......... .-..-. . . .-. ' . 214
i American' Spirits, preferred .......... 17
American 5 Steel Hoop : :J................: J . . .............. ,20%
Am erican 'Steel Hoop;* pref:. ......;... :70V4 '
American - Steel and iWire '. ..... . . . . . .- 33^*
! American; Steel and;. Wire- pref. r ...... 7:;%
"America'n r Tin-Plate . ?.-: '....."...... ... . . ; 21 '/>
! American-: Tin-Plate, pref. ........... 73
i American .Tobacco . .......... . . . . '...;.. J- 91% ,
! American. Tobacco.; preferred..;..... 130 r
I "Ariacondav-MiningSCqmpanV;-!.. •:....... 40%
! Brooklyn -Rapid -Transit .. : .......:.... 70%;
Colorado- Fue1. and;Tr0n:;... .....;.;.... 3534
I Continental .;............... . ■;■ 23Vi -
I Continental:" T0bacc0;Lpref.. ...;.. ■.....; 77 ".'
I Federal" Steel r::.^:V. ;?;■:. :::'.. . : .. ..-;.;> 3-t '-.-?.
Federal -Steel, v pref ::;.... . /...c;.;v.v..? ; 66%'
i: General^ Electric : ......;•-.;;..:.;.. -.;.-.. 'i3:?-.; ;
I; Glucose: Sugar,.. ..:......;■ .:....;..;;.;., 47 -'
Glucose^ Sugar..; preferred: •....;.;;..•.;• $w.
•International Paper ................. 21%'
International Paper,.. pref;..... :...;.., f«ii
r.aplede.G:'i= ...-•'-•'--••-■............:...
National ; Biscuit^:...... ; :r:i...v..;.". 29U:
,pref;-.^.^.;;...:;V.550: "
[National 1 Lead V;.::^'."V. .'.:';.. ■.-::: ; .:v ; ;.:v Xjifc
-National '.Lead.;v pref :.r.v. .■.'.. i ;;;;-.-,• gs ; ";
|'Nationar-.- : Steel'-;'-.-r:v-.'V>:'v.^;:-.-..- ;;-;^v;. -.•-■,: 28'4;
v\a t io"--il ' Sti*el;> r»rc-"err«d; . riv;v: .*.".-; ; J. 7 ' Bt>' . ■
New :York^Air/Brake;..:.r:i\J;;V:;..^ "l2f '
North- ; :Americanj^v;.r:^:r.:.YT::r:;..:v;~:l4=v;
Pacific Coast !V^:y;J,.;v^c.wvr;; r . ; ;.:;::.\:49:'
: Pacific Coastf|lstjpreferred^v.;^:;^.r;iS()Bi
■Paciflc^Coast; 2d:'rpref/.. ;..;-. :'^;.;';i;f6ogK
Pacific "Mail .:,!28'/.'
People's? Gas '-. i .'."..-: 9D»/i"
.......: ....43
[jP,ressedJSteeUGar^preferredi.:;.i..^;vS76 : ;',\
jPullraanTPaliice • Car "T.". v:c: ■;■;■;;%■■. "•, . . . -.i isoSfi
I : Standard. Bope and: Twine r.J£s%s
NEW- YORK : STOCK QUOTATIONS. .-
Sugar^p^eferrud ILL'S
:Tennessee;Coar;and:ironi7;-.. :....'."..!' 72;
:uniteul States Leather '..<lo%'
iUnited § StatesaLeather^prefr^ :::; ; ;V^ 68% ;
United : ; States:Rubber w :^;n;v.n:: I .::^r;'fi2B^i
fUnitedyStateslßubberr pref..;;::.^:.. "as "
AvesternSUnlon'r' •. ; '• -.
:Republic?lronVarid?Steel- :::^V..:;;::;v. 13>^
Republic -Ironiand-Steelrpref :;.;.::;.. 5-5' A
P.. C, C. ; and -St. L. ........: :i<>\l
Bondi. • -
United States refunding- 2's 104
■Lnited States 2's=:" ; registered ::.;v.V^:.i 33%
L nitedv States 3's,-- registered -.•■;". i.-.vi'.-rrlloa'A;
U nlted f States . : 3's, i : coupon V".:: X Z \--.\-', 109 &
Bpjsed i Sta tes i new : 4's. registered. ..: 134^
:Umted, States new -'4's;;t'coupon.\.v; r . 134^
U nlted ? States J old : 4's,i registered.: .V."-7= llo^ ;
United^ States : old :*4's;v coupon!. 7 . ; ::.-;' Hs%r
United^: States^* s,-'-registeredr.f.-r;v:.':fll3-14
United iStates:s'sr:coupon^^.::::V.::Tll3% :
-District jof i Columbia 3's, '65s . . ... : . . .121 -
Atchison; general. ~4's :-. ..".:;... j .-..:.;.• 100%
'Atchison:;; adjustment 4's -.......:.....". .SI
Canada-.Southern^'s :..:.......:.:.... 103%
Chesapeake, and.: Ohio :4V>'s .:..:..... :j»9 ;
Chesapeake and; Ohio-5'5";^:...... 117-
Chicago and ; Northwestern con. 7*s.. :l4iy:
A^mcago and North.. S.F. Deb. 55..; 119 '
Chicago Terminal . 4's y';-. '...;:•...;......'. ..;:•.. . ; . .....' 95
Denver:and .Rio' Grande Ists :....:... 101»A
Denver and- Riof;Grande-4's ....:".:;:. 99%
East^Tenri;. Va: and Ga. lsts ...':::.-". \10S*:(
Erie ; general : r4's • . ::.'.•"::::..■.:,"-.': .-:::':.i '.'■•-•: 7l ,'-
Fort , Worth; and: Denver City lsts.:.. 72 :
General Electric s's . . .... . r; . ....... .7: ; 120 •
lowa : Central lsts ;.. . . " - ' ; " * - VvilsV v ils
Kansas. City, P. and G. lsts ...i.-.V..'. J 7>%
Louisville and'NashT Unified 45..... : 99- ' 5
'Missouri,-: Kansas: and: Texas 1 2's. :::r." 6SV4
Missouri,- Kansas .and Texas 4*s -":... ;93 •; -
N ewr.York Central -lsts . . . ......... .... Ill ".:'
New < Jersey : Centrals general 55:;".. : . " 121V-'
Northern r Pacific 3's' ...::......;...... 67»4
-Northern -Pacifi-c ? 4's r! . ...:.'.'.':. ......i:.,101%
New-York.: Chi. and'St.'Louis 4*s:::.:i 106 :
'N orfolk and Western consol 4'5;. . . . ; v; 95«/i
Oregon -Navigation lsts ... ... ....:.... : illi'"
Oregon Navigation;4's:. ....-;..:. ..;..-.; 104%
Oregon Short Linen's:... .:./..;.".; .129 -
Oregon 'Short Line consol o's. ■=;'..':.■.:-." 114^4
Reading: general • 4's . ... r. . ..V: ..-.'".;. . . '•'■ 57%
Rio ? Grande Western: lsts ........ ....-9si4
St. Louis and Iron Moun. consol o's./HOVi
St. Louis and San Fran. gen.. 6's..^. 124" --
St. .Paul consols .........;.. ;......-. 170%
St. Paul, Chicago and Pacific lsts.... 120
St: Paul, Chicago and Pacific 55..... l2Ui
Southern Pacific 4's ......:...: S>4i
Southern Railway : s's .-. . .... . :. . ....... ; 111%
Standard Rope: and -Twine- 6's-;:. " -71
Texas and. Pacific lsts ..:.......; 114-i
Texas and Pacific 2's ..... ........ 67'
Union Pacific 4's .: . . . ...... . . . ."..-. ..... . 10> ;
•Wabash .lsts ....... ....:.........;... llo^s
•Wabash" 2's .............. ... .'.-; ..." iqo
West Shore -4's ..;...:..."...*-* 113
.Wisconsin Central : lsts :. : 90%
Virginia Centuries .......... ........... -D'^i
Mobile: and ' Ohio 4's :..:.: 'S<i'
Central of Ga. '....i'.:. -.;......;..;..;.. 51.V,
Central of Ga., Ist incomes .....'.1... 42%
Central of Ga. 2d incomes ... ."..;• 12 '
RICH3IOXD STOCK EXCHAXGE.
■ Richmond, ya.;. May 28,-1900.
Sales: Virginia-Carolina Chemical; com
mon, 10 shares at 52;. 10' at- 52^ ■ . :
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES: .;
„ ./\, • ' ": ' . ' r"' ' B:rt. Asked!'
1.; ini.ed • Stales S : s. ; - c-o upon . .-; .... 109 . . ; . .
United. States : 4's, c0up0n...... 114
STATE SECURITIES.
North" Carolina 4"5. ...-::....:".: io« '''■'
North CJir!)sina «'s :..;... 130 '" :
Virginia S's (tiew) 93% 94 .
.Virginia- Century ................ <j2?i 93
CITY SECURITIES. V" ' >*
Richmond -.city,' S's:" 130
Richmond cityfi's '... -115 >'.'."'
Richmond city s's ..;........... 112
Richmond city 45"..: .. . . ..*...... 106 '.'.'.'.'.
■RAILROAD BONDS. ,
Atlanta, and Charlotte Ist Ts.. 117
Georgia Pac-itic Ist 6"5. ......... 121
Ga.. So: ana Fia. s's .......... no
Petersburg, Class A.o's 117 ' '.'.
Petersburg, 'Class? B 6*5. ....... 124 '.'.'.'.'.■
N.an'd-W. railway. -15..... .....- '95
Southern : Railway Ist s's .... 'jll'i ' ' '
Western N: C. 15t' 6*5. ...... V-l '
Ga. and Ala. pref. s's 105
Ga. and:A1a.c0ri501.5'5... ........ 93 : j
South-Bound lst.o's' .......'....;.. 99 i
STREET RAILWAY BONDS. . !
Rich.. Triction Co. lst b 5'5..v... .103 10G r
R AILROAD . STOCKS. Par.
Atlanta 1 and .. Charlotte.?.... loo 3'S :
Chesapeake and-0hi0.....;.10i> 27 :.]..'
Norfolk and Western, pref..JoO 77'
Norfolk and West., com... • 35 :•• •
Atlantic-Coast Line. "A"..;... 70 .71'
T:.. F. and P., com..-..: -.100 200 ...
.It:. F. and P. d,iv. 0b1u.....i>30 2(n) "v
R., F. and P., 6p. c. gua.r.:.loO -200 ; ~
R.. F.and P.; 7p. c. guar..,.100 200 |
Southern Railway, pref.. ...100 ~>l
Southern Railway, com.... 100 12. \
Ga: and Ala.. i>ref. • ....:..- 5S " ";.h" :
Ga. a"nd Aiji., coin. . .-.- vij {{$
~eabonrd Air-Line, pref. ...:;*' : jjo: -[i
Seaboard Air-Line, com:. '.', ','■ ioy 11
Ar.t«ntic-Coast- Line, pref... loo : 100 ~"' In.;
Atlantic-Coast ' Line, com. 63 W,
BANK STOCKS.
American National ....;.....; 100 ; •
City ........... ................ 25 :;o "."-.'.*
First Naf.ional .....100 170
M^iT.iiatits" : National ...... ;\u\ 220 ' "..
National Bank, of Virginia. .HM) ill ii'V
Planters' , N^tfor.al,.' ..10ft 275 . .."..
Peters. Say. and Tn5.C0..... 20 40 •
Rioli. Trust and S. I>. <;0..M00 113y;"ii.5"
Savings Bank of Richmond. 2.T 3S "
Security ...... — 5.... ...... .100 110 ; - .
State Bank of Virginia..... loo 155
Southern Trust Co. .........100 100 lio '
Union Bank of Richmond.. 50 130 :...."
Virginia Trust Company. ...loo: 115 !!:'.!
. INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Virginia Fire' and Marine.. .2s -:.. ;41^
Virginia. State .'.. ...... ..-.-. ...-'.25 20 " SO^S
MISCELLANEOUS.
Amer. Tob. Co., pref. ..:100 12S .....
Amer. Tob. Co.: c0m.......: 50' 92
Old Dominion S. S. Co. ....100 99% ...::
; West-End L. and. Imp. Co.. 25 ...•'
Va. -Carolina Chem.,- pref... loo 105 " 10Cy«
Va. -Carolina Chem., <:om;...100: 52" .--t 7
Con. Tob:, pref. 7p. C.......100 :78 J
Con. Tob., c0m...:. ....... 24 .....
Greater Seuboard Certificates.. iit>: 117
; Seaboard Lean Certificates -Jll9 . 12^
UICHMOXD LIVE-STOCK MARKE'IV
(Sold at Union ; Stock- Yards.) ■ -.'• •
Richmond, Va., May-28. :19(^).-
Receipts: . Cattle, 150 • head: sheep " and :
lambs, -200 head; hogs, 250 head. :
Sales: Cattle, 150 head; sheep and
lambs, 200 head 250 head; %&£§§%:
Prices: Best Cattle,-4?i to o^c; medium
to good. 3Vi; to 'H-^c. ; -common to :f air,' : 2^
to 31,4 c;3 1 ,4 c; bulls, 3 • to -3^>c:;\ sheep, "4 to sc;
i.ambs.oVa to" 7c. ; hogs. ; 5 to a^e. -■•■. ■,-.'-
GRAIX AXD COTTO.V EXCHAXGE.
Richmond , .Va., May 28, 1900. ' .
Quotations:- Wheat— Ldrigberry,, 74 :t.o
77c; mixed, .74 to 77c; shortberry, li^xo'
77c; No. 2 red, 76 tq-.77c.;. bag lots, .70 to
76c Corn— White, -Virginia, bag lots,' 46<\ •
! No. 2 , white, 46c. ; No. 3 ..white, 45 -l-2c. 4
! No. 2 mixed, 45 1-2 c; No. 3 mixed, 44 l-2i:!
Oats— No. .2 mixed, 271-2 c; No. 3 mixed,
27c. Rye— Nominal.
UICHMOXD TOBACCO; MARKET,
:- - Richmond. Va., May . 28, 1900. /"
Private sales: reported; to-day were lights
Internal-revenue: collections -for thefcily
of Richmond,' Va.,V to-day 'were:
56,3^0.66;: cigars; $5,956.68:- T0ta1,.; 512,397.34.
The -warehouses- -report ;" to-dav: Re
ceipts, 36 .hogsheads; . deliyeries, -75 hogs
heads. . ■■..-•.. ■ . . ": : - '/ :'■'. .".'.; 'C'.i-l - "■..;.-r: "' :.
-The tobacco inspector reports Lto-day:
Inspections, bright, S hogsheads;: dark," 115".
hogsheads;, reviews, -bright, "1 hogshead;
dark, 6 : hogsheads. and 1 tierce. ■"•■■-, '
The warehouses" wiir have -their usual
dark sales; to-morrow (Tuesday)..;. ;• '-
Xew York Prod nee. Market. •- ■
NEW YORK;- May .28.— Flour— Dull ibut'
.luief-and steady, having, no pressure •: to :
sell.
..Rye Flour— Quiet.' ' ' - "'
- <;brnmeal-Dull; , . .-". " ;;•
Rye— Steady ;?Nor 2tTvesternr 62^«V; / ;
•: Barley— Quiet..." : " .... ..
v;ruarlejS : aialt— Nominal. ■•'•■" : : : : ::
'" Wheat-VSpo t ■'- steady ; : ; No;; 2 ; red,' . S2 I 4c !
Options" opened:- easy- 5 , and ;,weakened'-;fui-i
;ther,'.becausej.ofs:bearishrcables,^favorable;£outhwestern;ther,'.becausej.ofs:bearishrcables,^favorable
;£outhwestern ;crop news,ftand ; -;- general?
'ijpeculative- -indifference:;; i' Prices' -rallied'
again^inctheJlast'.hourionireduced French?
.■:op,estimates,v2C6rthwest: drought Inewsr*
Urid sympathy .with' corn,"; closing ; steady.'
a t a J «@-%c.'. net'v d eclir.e ; ~ May closed Fat?
aVJe.Y f J uly.>72^c. ;i September, 73c. ■ -
: : Coin— Spot ' fi i-mer ;:-N0?.2, r ; 43%c: : i Options
market : declined ; most ;of;the*daiy^ under'
ranproved? crop /conditions/; la rge-arectipti;;
ibe- decline : in .wheat:.; and "lower^cables ■
iltallyingsfinally/on?big;export;order^the;
naarket closed ;firm; at .a partial ;%c::nei
udvance; : May,'closed;at : 4l%c;;:Ju!y,''4l'isc.V
.3eptember,x42i4c:-;;>v;-; : ;-';"n-.-; v-;~^. : y ;^i'£~-'. '-: : •■'■■ ;
;.';: pa ts— Spot Iweaker ; ; No. : - 2,1 23Vae. i'- Optioiii< :
\?4?ry .-slow. -and:. easier, with • corn;i>-* ■• ■■"■■■■ • ■"
[i^Lard— Easy; we^ti-ni su-aintd, «7.12',i::
ißetlned?quiet:i^r^-^-. ; -fe-S ; -^:^;.::-;^i ; :i. : -';#V:-;
siiPork— Easy ;I3 family;^ ?13.50S i |14.50 •&• sh'cVi*
jßlearnS ?13.50(g:514.50 ; % mess.n $11:75® JI2.X-.
teßutter-^Steady^swesterhgerearnery, "ifiU'
r ?Statejdairy, i fl6@iac.- • W^i
W ; |Rht*ese^Easy ; £ t anc y^large, %v?ti\ re^an^il
u'olored.'ii^c.;; fancy; ; small;; whJteS-aaOf
• coloredp 8»4i19c.-,- - -^^|
SSEggs— Firm ;^S,tate.. : ■.■.amli'- ■P<3r i.nsv!v;u«l.i,'
j 14rgl4VsC.' ;| sou thernTf at : ma rV- l0»«-«" 1 2c.t-^S
S3Pbtato.es- Qntct: a New Xork. $j(ff|iir»O;
■•Jftrsei-;«iweiitsu ! ?S3SxS4.;a
_ '. . - '.
; v "■/:„ ;.■..-■■.-. ■- ■_■ Ml--'M I --' £' >• wL\ fA -TMT m mm. mlrsm. - W ■■■',-.. *-^ ■~m » Jk : ■( m /:•.■-.'. jg\ W^ ■-'"■'^w /B ■%'<^* k Sft I B"^iT^^^S^s
f ffliiil^iS^lilUliift l^D3Wlraur#^lKuiNll\^Pi
;, v'.fvv^.V^t.iUNira
s i^^fr* ■- * - ' - * — • **aH". ~---*^f -* ??■■? ~*~~ * 'WssSle&}
\ -^f :%I:-.-' "- 1 i *' 'V- GEORGE^CHRlsTiANi^PresideriL'^.^-- T^'^i^^Ps
-" ' W. M HABL.ISTON;iVice-Presidentc:andSChairman 1>: G "■•- ite^^J
]-: T. K. SANDS Cashier., ;- : O.;S.- JtORTONf Assistant^ C»sWer.-^|E^J
.) <:Geo. L. Christian; Benj. "P. Alsop,- H. .Theo. Eilyson. John .ViilNon'^^^ii
v F..E;:NolUng;:^:i;:Gea?R^Cannon,-;?R.-Lancasr^illiams;
A F.-D.-WilUams,., H'M.Vaughan,- T. H.'Ellett. !r G^ R ennoiaf^i|&
v: T:, Aj- Cary,^-- ~" :B. Rand'AV'eHford,-^J;^Wi -Rothcrt.-f • "-"W'ir^HahTfsttm^J
\ •"'-'' - " Robert S.:;Bosher. -" . "
"\ '. ..' '.' ACCoUNTS;SOL,ICITEp.-;;;;-; : ;^-;>";V;;" :,i^-;ir;--'.iU^E||\
Interest! mid onr Deposits and «W c«^Ua^^«
V cates 'of ' Deposit: '-- y''^-^^:.^~^^--^y-^ : ff-ZJ']-i^^ r^. -~^'"WSxiit?
\ ';■ : LETTERS- OF- CREDIT. .FORElGN^E^kAN^£;^ :^!:g?sj
Xl: : Y.-j :-Pr6dtscß \ M ARKETri-Continued:
'T.illo\v-Ea>-y., " - ;■::' V ::~: :~- , .:'
.CPetroleum^ vVtak.
".Turpentine— Steady.
-;*-.Rice^Firmr":-A-.-r..vJ ;: -"->\ : v:"-r;;"- }-'■ v - '•;"-.;. >-•'■-.'■
:'".Cabb"age--QuJet;r;:Florida, - per -crate,
$1.22fj-$1.75r^ ~-;~~,.;::z\.z \- \z~ :,.^-;£':-.;";:V- ;.' ; \ s ..
;.-'"Freights'i*t6Mytverppol— Firhi. -' ' - -'
:;. Coffee I—-Futures:Topened'1 — -Futures:Topened' steady* 'at";un
changed; prices - to): a 5 ■ points i advance.. Jon
iliglit ? locals demand.:- -with-:- sellers:.' scarce;"
owing to ; fears ' of ."further, bubonic plague
cables .from £ Brazil.' ' Ruled verytdull ; and
; 1 e,a turel?ss.-.-.-;EurQpean -; cables « were 5 con
flicting, and- public support^entirelyiwant-.
ing,; \vhile-:spot --sunpiies';were:negiectedr
Thermarket:advdneed.;spointstlate;in?.the
afternoon. '^pn> covering:^ Close .'flrm^'at- a"
■s's'iOT-pdints'<adv«nce.Tj?T6talSsales,%i.tl,OO')
bass, fincludirisriMay :at?6.l?i:: at?6.l?i: \luly,;sixSo'g :
16.85; i September; 55.90^; ?6,23»;;, ijp0t ..: Coffee—
■Rio>-steady.;"rf2J6:r?7, ;• in voiced 7 13-ICo. iliid
market quiet ;:Cordova,9Vt ISI3Vl SI3Vj > --: •
.- (Sugar— Raw | steady; fair refining. 1 4c. :
centrifugal,.- 96-degree test, -iy-c; molasses
sugar, 3,l3rl6c.' ; »Retined,fi:-m. > . ~ :
•;Cottonseed-Oil —Dull ■; and ; about steady
without:: impbrtanti'change: prime -crude,
barrels. r 3-J'g34%c.; -pt ime ■ summer yellow,
37c. ; off : summer, ' yellow. £6%<jrlv>7e. : ' butter
, Sradestnominal;- prime, winter. yeliqvy, ; .4oif
; i'Zc. ;■■ prime white,- 40@41c.;?prIme~"m'ealj
$23." --r:- .",-- .'■.:-.■■■- :-.-.-.-:. : .-.-- ; '■?-.:. '" ....'• T ,~;~ ':'.■":■':. -.-"
..' Chicago Produce. 3larlcet. -
CHICAGO, May; 2B.— The grain and:pro
vision : . markets .were' quiet lto-day.--:.Wheat
was easy ' on' predictions of ; rain;. in- the
Northwest;- to-night, and ;on favorable'
crop- advices "from;, the V: Southwest, but'
steadied | later; : on i decreases in the visible.'
July f closing; %c. *: : : under , Saturday.' Corn
closed tsc. up and oatsi a shade; reduced:;
The provision market closed steady and'
Practically.T unchanged. ; : . ~ ;
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Opening. Highest: Lowest. Closing.
;. Wheat— No. '2. : : ; " "' . , -•
Jlay- '...•. .■.65?4'566- 6fi"- : -'• 'fisii ■ 65^ ""
July; ....;,. 67 <g% 67 (fi% 66^ 66"s' "."■
.:■ Corn— No. .-2. ':',-• ■ : •
May " ;'.'. .V.-. 36 <{iy s 3fi% 36 <uV s : -2S%''A
July .:...:. .36%@«4 37 36.i . 37 " ■
Sept. ..:... 3714 37^37^ 37V-:
Oats— No. 2. .. " . " .'"
May' ...::.. 21 '21^ '- ; 20?4 21«^;
July .......2114 2114 21 .- 21^-1?%
Sept.., ...... 2014-2%- 20M: 20V4(a% 20',-i" t :
'. Mess Pork— Per Bbl.
July ]..:.. m.1V&... $11-32%" :-5U.17% $11.30"
Lard— Per 100 Lbs. ■ :' [;-£■
July -..;„. ?6.75 $6.82 $6.75. . Sf5.S2Va
Sept. .....56.75. . ;.'". :$6.S2i-i . ?6.'i"5 ;S6.S2Vi
Short Ribs— Per. 100 Lbs. " -
July .....$6.45 . :-$6.50;- -'-$6J45^ ' $6.50 :
Sept. . .-. . .16.45 : $6.50 ' ?6.45 ¥6.50^ .-
Cash quotations were as follows: Fiotir.
steady: No.: 3 spring .wheat.. 62ti6-%c. : ; No.
2. red, 70c... No. 2 corn, 36^Q-37c; No. 2 yel
low,. 36%'537 1 /ic. No. 2 oats, 21Va'S22V§c.;
No. 2 white, 24(515c. ; No. ;3 ; white. 23%^"
; 24c. No. 2' rye, :5514c.; Good ; feeding 'barley,
36^537c.; .fair .to 'choice malting. 4&@41»-.e.
No. 1 flaxseed. $1.80;' No. 1 northwesttrn,
$1.80:. Prime timothy seed, $2.40. Mess
pork, per. barrel," -:510.15!5511.25.- Lard,- per
100 pounds. . $6.7C<556.52M:. - Short rib sides
(loose); : $6.35@56.65; : dry-salted shoulders
(boxed), $6.50(y56.75:: 5h0rt clear; sides (box
ed), $6.90#57. Whiskey, - basis .of high
wines, $1.23.: Sugar, l cut-loaf,. unchanged.
Clover, -."; contract; grade, . ?7.50. Butter
steady; creamery, '■ 15 l @-19%c. ; : dairy,. rJ'jAQ
17c. .Cheese steady at SV^SV-c. Eggs
steady; fresh. IPZ-e. :
DEATH OF MRS. S. J. BIRCHETT.
Estimable Lady Passes Awny Alter
Jlrief Illness— Other Deutlis. ,
•■' yTrg. Sarah- J. Birchett dieil Sunday, at
1 o'clock- 'ut. the Itornti .of. -.her :son-in-low,
Mr. :G'jorse W ..lotinson," No.;. 401 we^-t
Muhi iilreet; ...SKe; had been ill only, since .
Friday lust, and her death was unexpect
ed. ,' .-" ■■-:[ ;^ -, -•l>^.-... ri :'i ■
Deceased." was ;7<5 years -of age. ;Sh'e :
was. the daughter of Captain John Skin-.
ner and. Hannah Skinner," of Hampton;
Va., and :the widow of "William G:
Birchett, of Prince: George county, where
they resided for a \ long time at the old' :
ancestral^ home, "Roseneath." She had.
'resided -in "-Richmond since :r 1873 i::: 'and r \va3" '-
widely known arid greatly beloved by", the
people of the West.End. She was^-i* lady
of lovely character, ilrs.. Birchett had.-i
special; fondness '"- for ■ children, and often
was seen in Monroe Park,: surrounded by.
a group: ofrijttle "ones. . * ";■;■' ' :
Mrs. Birchett leaves six children, as fol
lows: Dr. Richard. W. Birchett. of Owen
ton.'. Ky.;!Dr. : John G. Birchett.. of Lex
ington, Ky.; Mrs; John G. Andrews.; of
'Richmond;. Mrs. -George W. Johnson, of
;Richmdnd;~ Mrs. -James r 'A. - Lanier, ,ot: T
■Petersburg, "and. Miss Emma Bircheti, of
Richmond. .. .
■ The funeral took" place from Mr. John
son's residence at . 5 o'clock yesterday af
ternoon, and was conducted. by Rev. J..J.
rGrayatt. or the church of the Hqly,.Trini
ty- -'_I'!ie '•■ bu rial '^ ;*iya s made in Hollywood:
; . 3lr. Jnirie*" AVliite Dem].; r -
died at 4:!J0 o'clock
Sunday; morn irig at his home, "No. 220kJ
east; Grace-streetf He had 'been" -in ; 11!
health foi- •t\vo : jears ) .<'incl^was, .forced;.to
retire . fronrbusiness aboirtvtwo ; : r mTrnths
ago.^peceased^.was^S.years-of agftf^Hd
; was a ;wen-known ;• hardware .-dealer;. • hav
ing been engaged; for ■eighteenVearsHyith
:A: B.- Clarke .&?Son.:-?He went- into-busi
ness f or -himself , : arid was ; president^ of
the White v Hardware Company: He -was
amember of the. Odd; Fellows.- Red Men;
arid the Junior of American
■V:*-:r'-'--:
He leaves his -widow arid; two .sons-
John Hunter Land James White. ; Jr.— his
> mother,: Mrs. . M.~L. White: of St. , Louis- 1
and three sisters— Mrs-' j6hn ?i ß»de6ut,- ; '
Mrs. Sidney --Jenkins, of -St. 'Louis/ arid!
Mrs. R. H: : Kuhn.-'of this city. ' I
The funeral took. place' at 6 o'clock. y<js-{
tc-rday afternoon from St. John's church.
""' ' Death ot airn.Ghyle. - - -
. Mrs. Ada B. Gayle, wife of Mr. •JohnklJ.V
Gayle, . attorney" at law, lof - this , : cit y^'dfecl
at ;i2:2o -o'clock : yesterday riaofning at her.
Residence," No. 1421; Floydf.a venue. ; ' ~i.lrsJ :
Gayle "was a lovely : woman; arid her death,
vyin'^be -sincerely.: mourned ;by a; greati
,'cwnpany r.of ; friends in city ; and ' country. '
Deceased" was ;a native of Hanover r '"c6un-j
ty, ■•" a daughter of the latb Julian • Nuckols'
andj Mrs. .Bell 'N. Niickols,;: who survives jj
I'-heiv-r-lShe leaves. two children— a. girl- of; S
j arid; a boy ' of 4— and two brothers— Mr. >
[.Clarence Nuckols, "of Hanover, and. Mr.
AVill lam ; N«ckols, ■ 'of r th is :cl ty- : - She. ! "a !so"
leaves"" one -• sis tei*. Mrs. ;W. B.V Hope; -of
;thls city. -",..' - :; _ - - _*'
-rThe .; funeral arrangements ■ have- not yet
been made."' •.-..■.:;-■-*-":. / - -. v.:. ; r;
: : ; '■: 'Othvr.-'XiculltH :anil.-Fuheral.K.- I ' .-.
■ ' * Mrs. : ißoPina . Campcdonico -"died ia t-.hof't -.hof'
ho»tv. c orner 1 of ._ Main '; (and |.Twenty-fif th"
-streets; Sunday: evening^ JsShe;Wf(s:i; 55
yea t f s of age:';;; She was; born ."near" Genoa";: j
,'Jialy. : and -was 1 ;: brought f;to:sth'is/ country. 1
'vyheiiV a; child:;: She --vhadl;:liyed^6v»;V;lh'a!f;
fa-^'cehtury/on; ; the ■"! same Vcorner. : B She \va~s
;welUkriowri iS^an'd ; •highly/'respected in the
ittommririlty.^Shelleaves three ; adult chil-^
jdreri^Frank.^Joseph;|arid ;Augustaf^Thel
ffurie^nwiHstakerplace^from^St^Pa trick's'
"church at 10 A. M. on Wednesday. -"'',
p. The ■; funeral ii of -i Captain'^W^ jZ^SLachi
|laiid,^,whp^died:!!Siitufslayrfafte"rn^6offsat'
sthe^e^denc<iUoX3hlSilao^y^Ja^^MrV4^y'«l
S BUirikenship7«26^seast ;^Graee>i."streetJ
tuok^place,ryesterday^Jaftelrnb6ri:^ut!|4;3J
jb'c|ock"l from! StffJohn^s reh^chf^Heii^as^
V73|years , age.;>-- ,^fe»
gSMisirßbsaUeTJulia|Reo;f6rdStiaushteflbt]
|atgf;and|airs: G. E. Redford; of No. 202
oast»Glay-;strt;f;i., died Sunday mornisj™ a*
fi-JU,o'cludk at !itr horn- . Deceased- wast
— — : : :—: — -• • - ■ --^ . • ;
The State Bank of VirpipS
capital .$500,000 i
5urp1u5 . . . ...... . ;5240i0p0R3
JOHN S. ELLETT. WILLI4M hL mil.
President. Cashier.
Directors: Alexander Cameron Joh^^
S. EUett, T. C Williams, Jr., Grr.nVUie
G Valentine, James p^cimnjv^Joli"^^ ■
WE.OFFER FOR SALE ' V/;
Lexington, (Ky.) MM§U
5 Per Cent. Bonds. *-
The Mortise Cover., Street RaiU
-.. TVtty^jiiKi»t and Ice- JPlaataV ; ; ""• ||
Receipts for seven months, - - ?*•>'■['
_ to January :lstf:.....r.;vH;...sti3,CTisrß«^
uperatmg ;■■-;■ expensest,-^-g seveaffiSS-'SfSSP^^^
months, to "January Is t..; c .- Holies' S*^ 1 ?
, "' '■ . . - $ST,2OT .Wzi?%
Interest and' taxes for seven -" " '""«sfts>^
■ V H2?.y??^"- to* January Ist .:.-.:..-; so.tJOO^OOi ig?
, Surplus ■-.'••:;.:.v.-- : ..:::/.I.i);^ : .-.-s2«.tt0Ti'p»^
■ . -- : Price. 1«"> ami Interest. ~ <-'' ~i
John I. Wjlliauis ffSoili
'• ■'•■••; _, __ ,
THE " t " J^^i
Menfilßil(in|:il|ii||
HO. 1 ? East Main Street." : '
' ' - - -■ -'-
T: A. Weller, ' A. R. Tatum.' -'
President. Vice-President.M
- George. E.'Styll, Secretary.- - " -\
"'}.. - - -' : •'.-... :: VLOANS;;-:V LOANS ; ; - : - .._.- : ' ' 2^
made on Real Estate and other Approved
' r .' -;■•;-"-. "Securities. ■' " *-- -
■ . : - "MONEY "
Received on Deposit and Interest Allowed
; , Thereon from Date. ot;Depostt:'
Respectf uiry " solicits^ the] accounts lof Hn
diviuns.l3 *: or..; Corporations; ;: and-.*is lV *pre-i
pa reds to.-.; extend .facilities Abased 7 ' "upon,
balances and financial standing. <" : : : -' -.?.«
CALL. OX THE COMPANY,"
1103 east Main street. ' • " c -"-'_•
(my 13-Sun.Tu&Th3m) - . ' . ■„
IN SUMS TO SUIT 1
Oh Improved City Real Estate^
I EASY TERHS. \
4 per cent, interest allowed on- -'
deposits of 5! and upwards^^ s
UNITED BANKING AND.
TRUST CO., ;
I 821 E. Main Street, Richmond, Va.;
I (ap ?5-Tti,Snn&Tn) .-^::-;v';
! : $10,000 TO LOAM"
! ON CITY PROPERTY
';.-■-.:"-■'"- '"-' •■AT- C^ PFR TFiVIT --■ .
... . *\i j nil lOii,
! POLLARD & BAGBYi
I :.-•".■ "■■:■ 5 north Eleventh street^
|- my 27-3t . "
JiKed r 20 -years. : The funeral -took video 1
; yesterday afternoon. - '
-Mrs. Sarah J. Woodward, wire of "Sir.
W. Ml' Woodward, died Sunday night at' I*'
- her ■ residence.- No.; 'Hi frior tb "■ Twenty^istti^
street.. She had only; been, ill ■three: days, f^
Deceased was in- the frith year of herfase*-':*
She'-leayies-qne jjpnand a "brother.* •
The : funeral - will "takeTplacb.; I rom^ East-
End Baptist church,, or which sh»» - a
consistent member. 'this afternoon at -i 1
o'clock.' •."*"*■■■- - ■- .. • '. ' -'•■■:'
. Mrs. Sally A.. Buchanan." wife of" Mr.
James . li: Bucha nan; died Sunday '. : evemria^
at her residence.: No; ;i2CS:..Mecharifc3V:i!('
turnpike.- She was'in thc^lstyear^of^he^^
i"^ funeral will take Place from th«
residence this. morning at 11:30 o'ctr>.-k:
Electric Tolc Thro' i»late-«la»»
Window. , ,
■ An electric-light pole, which was hOli-.G:
taken down to be : replaced by- a ;new"<pole'
fell through two larga: sections -of -*platf>
: Klass in-the.;window ofcjMor'ris'sjCQnfeiS h
tionery. .r)25. r )25 east Broad rstre'oc* yosttjnl.iv"
i afternoon. ■ The - damage, : r amouritinffi^tovta
j.abjput :SIOO. repaired ?,by^thS"'"Pfti««^
i s-enger. and -Power,- Company.-^ owners -lot JSS
j : the pole. -.'No"' damage: was done *>> the
I stock. ;: .r; . " ; •
! Picnic and Mny FestivHl. : ■■■■■■< ; -r,
|: : The • picnic ;"arid May" F^tivaU given -,h\'
hKoerner'Lodse.'.'No-SrOrder of;Hermarin*,*" |
1 Sons, : ;atß!andon"Park:lattraoted;a\weH--i^
pleased:- crowd 'iyesterday-afternobn'jiin't
evening: -"The: afternconi-wasjdpvbte'd'; to
:*. he : children and ■ the : evenin!Tjti>Uba>J trrpTn '.
L people. ;i\There; was ;dancins,iarid Irefreslt^^
menr«s af"i ;rpii«ir; by Prof-.-ssor-JarvlOila
and his orchestra; -_>- r : -
I Price. JlfCormlckf- & -CocXinul-tTatlaixv'^
v NEW- YORK.-^ May;- 2S.—Thelt member^
of the-- firmjpf^Priee.-rfMcCormfclcf & "^Co..
stocks brokers ..i*v/ho ;f aHed:; ; Thursd«y^lasjt;
'e jfcept'.VMr.-T' Crocker, who ; is :: fri^Eurtjp^^f
were - ; in 'conference .to-day ;with rAssisn'e-'*
. Curtis.">Mr. : :? Curtis "ireeiairu
at least- f or ty-eigh t-> hou r>3 - more^ to^se 6
■any~.idea : ;of-.theT condition of matters. Th-.
firm's j'on Ithe • Cottori*^Es;-^
change^have; been* closed: It -i^Junderstop^^
thatV.te*n :; or.;eleven;;millionsiofi'dollarH§iit^
loans ."contracted ;.bj*-S the.!firml^HJ&es"B<jfuEdi|!
dated: In Tsuch a way a^ # not to^disturb ''
|;the'mQney:or:stoc]t.rnarki.-t. .. ;
\. & \\\ Directory Chahq;*-.'
NEW YORK. May 2s.— lt waS'r-isblNfw'd "\
to-day. 'in -Walt- street' ; that : ;at?a*mt'etir.;; " •
to -be .held '■;■ on ; June .ilGth^'bC i th>SNor/olkr
a rid v Western directors^? thr«;«-;*S§
"and*: possibly -;otir.smemberssof*the*hsard^
;wouM;resifin.t- : - ! Their_place3' i eKillibe>taken;*p
lt.;;is ;sakK-;iby."- I Vice^r^esideßts iFreYv^i .
■PouqH, « nd^ReaV: of : the lPehnaylyariialrnitrSl
road.^^TheresisjalscvlsbnieJtalk :of^elect
;inc: {'James iMeßea;?iflrst-^yice--piresi£!ent of
the jl^ehnsylystnlJtjlln^s^'wcsfc; 'of j'Plttsbnri?; '.'■-■■■
j ;t'- i ;m^mber..;;cr-" v tho'.. ; Nyffolk^;ml!;: : ;lt\restefftp
Sleepiiicc-Cur 'l'i:.s>4eni;«-r^ Hohbetl. "
:;?FAi!I^;CITY.VxKn.. May 25.-Tb"o p.» a -*
:stnsersionSthe;-j»le«pinij-cur' of "Train fv>.
lloritheiMissjouriiiPacinc' which left;Kan
saslCit.vJlast|n!khtiat?9^s;^were,";held-u;j -
{andSrobbedSearlyrgto^Uays'bci.we.eß^b&TO'p
,; banditti Aft«-ri^fe§S
itrair.!sleft^*ert3on;he"enterftr t\u- hKt."' •
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