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Arrest Of che North Carolina Murder.
crs-Ono or ahe Assassfns Shot he.
fore He Could be Taken-ImpOrtant
Meeting of Railroad and Steamship
Managers, Etc,
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
PORTSMOUTH, June 19.-Thc two negroes,
Austin Hill and Cornelius Williams, who
murdered one William Pri:sey, the keeper
of the Weldon bridge, on Wednesday night,
were arrested to-day. Williams was cap.
tured in Weldon, but Hill fed to swamp
below Weldon, and was there shot by the
sheriff of Halifax before he could be taken.
Both of the negroes are now lodged in the
Halifax Jail. The remains of the murdered
man were buried In Halifax to-day.
a number of the magnates Of wcll-known
railroad lines: John a. Clifford, general
freight agent Of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company; J. A. Hill, general
freight agent of the Atlantic, Mississippi
ana Ohio railroad at ST. Louis, No.; B. r.
smith, Efq., cotton factor of Boston, Mass;
and others connected with various steam.
ship and railroad lines of the country, are
IN Norfolk OH matters Of consultation. The
details have not yet tianspired publicly.
The Boston steamers gaye the visitors an
excursion to-day.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Italy.

Italy.
ROME, June 10.-At u reception OF chr.
dInals by the Pope on Tuesday, his Holiness
mentioned that proposals. had been received.
enlanatinS from exalted political persunages,
looking 10 reconciliation between the Pa.
pacy and the Italian Government. He de.
clared, however, that be would Weld
nothing shat any concession Oh his part
would he injurious to the Chafeh and to
society. ..
Cuba.
New YORK, June ia. Havana letter.
dated 18th, says adyices received from Puerto
Principe from private sources are of consid-
cradle interest. Trustworthy Information
through inSurgent sources report the arri-
val OF al expedition under AguiIera on the
north coast with 1000 Remington and Pea.
body arms. six pieces of mountain artillery,
and Il large quantity OF ammunition. All
the material was safely landed and communi.
cation established with the forces Of Max!mo
Gomez. THIS is said TO be the most import
ant expedition gotten up by the insurgents
since the first OF the war.
Spain.
MADRID, Juuc 19.-The latest adrices from
the scene Of var in the north state That the
CarIiets are certainly concentrating at. Mon.
tc Jurra, near E>tclia. They have cleared
the country OF provisions, horses, and We
hicics. CoIcha'5 force numbers-3S 900 men.
He has cighty-scven guns. The weather is
beautiful. There is some satisfaction be-
cause an attack upon the insurgents has not
been made Qnile Il number of Concha' !.
men are suffering from dyScntery, which the
surgeons attribute to eating raw onions.
which constitutes the principal part OF their
food. The available strength OF the RepuD.
lcan army ID $4,000 Infantry and 10,U00 GUY.
airy, not including $4,000 reserves.
England.
LONDON, June ia number Of French
detectives are in this country watching the
movements of Roche!ort.
France.
PARIS, June 19.-Thu wife Of Don Carlos
has arrived here en- route Tor Switzerland.
Brazil.
LONDON, June -19.--Adrices from Rio Ja-
metro To the 9Th instant state that the yellow
lever Is raging with great violence in Bahia.
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New York Items.

New YORK, June 19.-Thc Washoe 1901
Factory at Elm Park. Mortified, Staten
Island, was burned yesterday. Loss, S9O,-
900.
William NJ. Tweed was in the County
Court to-day as a witness in case on trial.
He was guarded by two deputy sherltts.
The grand jury Of the Court OF General
Sessions made preSentmcnt to-day IN rek!-
ton to the ordinance of the Common Coun-
Gil regarding the destruction of dogs. they
declare the law absolutely necessary, but
that its execution, as it now exists, Is delrl-
mental to the morals of the youth OF the
city. They recommend the appointment OF
men to capture dogs instead OF the present
reward system.
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Remarkable ESepDe.
Correspondence Of The Baltimore SUM-
CoATEs's STORE, ROCKINGHAM Co., VA, ]
June Is. 1874.

IOAIES SlQREs 1AoShl.>NhaA W. A.,
June 10, 1874.
A remarkable escape from death by light
ming occurred in this neighborhood last
Wednesday. Mr.. John Donavan went out
with his one-horse wagon on ridge to haul
some rails. When he had his load nearly on
shower of rain came up, and he stopped
under walnut tree for shelter, leaning with
his shoulder against the tree. In few min
utes the tree was struck by lightning, and
coming down the tree, struck his shoulder,
passed down his arm 10 his elbow, ripping
omen his coat sleeve as if it had been done with
a sharp knife, passed across his breast, burn.
ing blsters as large as mans hand, ana
passed down bis leg and out at hls shoes,
cutting off his shoestring, and entered the
root of the tree, which it tore up for several
feet. Strange to say, he was not knocked
senseless or SPECIFICS, but says when bis
horse started he haliooed "whoa" to him,
but his limbs became motionless and he
could not stand or walk. His horse ran
home, and his father and neishbors started
out and found him under the tree IN TINS
condition, and brought him home in wagon.
He is now doing well. His nervous system
is considerably deranged, and he suffers a
good deal from the bisters on his skin. Z.
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. ,,. petersburg.

I"i'' ,r,. Richmond DisDatc!'.l
...sm~E"'.' ......g "a. ,lunc ~, lS'i.
.r,,.... >i,.cja! arranSs'nSn!S nH =
=" g.. .,r ,.,yja@ service on '""",!
49," 81. .' v. Lee. nj II O'clock a. W, W.;
y i, ~ t,'..->,rcrt Methodist Ep'SS"n y,
i. '.. ,,,.5.sf pr. Lee MIL deliver ~ Inc
.... ,,.-..,r,nau 81 th@ southern te-
H.n a>hialton.S!rcct Nc
...l.. '.' ~ qlnrch. Rev. ". W..
. 49, ..r5 YER m address soa >nndsy-
..... '' '.' ..,.',, - be held at Matoaca AT
..,, '-f.,f. or Tl;uSvil}c. Pa. will
~. " .,. Services nj the Jewish syn
... ...,S saturday, morning.
g.. immense crowd present At
.... n last cvcniO& 10 witness the
: ..0 .f.... Nr. j. II. d. Wingtcio 70
- Tao married pair ieIt EiSt
-. ''' |.,1s, tour 10 California. 10 be
..> 81. .,.r., +, 3, statement Of the re-
l- .,r =. Ms pNrt for the week
~ : =, ,!ay: Receipts. Il Bales !;
Is .a u.,, a>t year, lih bales :;
. r.>. .-...,..,.rrl :. 1873. %7.l,5 bales:
{, .n. -; year. 4o.1ol ha'c>:
......>. >.o.N. l,>3l bales; stock
n.y.. 80 ,,..~. -.ai0 bales: receipts al
... .....,. ,..9 ending September l.
s.-..,. receipts 4: MI the ports
.'.. '' '..'- !. I>7&. $3.50 .10S bales.
.....,. r, 4lG.a51 bales, ~ COM
,a,,r,1 l>'l-,2.
nm. p. an early ho"T. man
~. .r..,ryrf i >ItpicfSuS-
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The Recent Mutiny in the Missouri
E'eairenfiary-Pun OF Eia-
ruiY and EnSWOOrtllnAke COnviciS.

/ ST. LOUIS, June 19.-Sinco the mutiny in
the pentcntiary at Jefferson City Il few days
ago. there has been turbulent spirit nam.
tested by the convcts, and much unruly and
inSubordinate conduct. For two days all
work in the shops had to be suspended and
the prisoners kept in their cells. Yesterday
several Of the ringleadcrs were lashed
severely on their bare backs and this IS to
be continued from day to day until all those
most active in the mutiny are punished.
One of those whipped yesterday confessed
that a plot to escape had been planned, and
the attempt was to have been made TO carry
it out Yesterday, but the action Of the au-
thoritics in combining the prisoners in the
cells prevented it. 1t is believed the
mutinous spirit has been queiled, and that
no more trouble will occur.
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PORI OE bs JUNE y, 3Ss 1s
ARRIVED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Post, Norfolk, mer.
chandise and passengers.
SAILED.
Steamer j. w. Everman, Plat, Philadelphia
i. Porter. - Vt, a-,,a,
steamer Wyanokc, Couch, New York, merchan-
disc and pa sscngers. George W. Alien s. 20.
steamer Eliza Hancox, Deyo, Sor1o:k, Her'
chsndiSe and passengers. l.. Il. IatuTn, Axenl-
Schooner NJ. f. Gjdersleeye, Pardee, New fork
pig.iron and logs Curtis & Parker. ,,I,,,,
SCHOONER Agnes Repplier, Lynch, fhiadeipfha'
granite, Curtis Parker. .,, = 49,, >.orN
Schooner Anu S. Brown, Cro"eii' NC" Aohh'
canuel coal, Gervas Storrs ..a, c,u
Sl0op Clarissa Aun, DOlin, Norfolk slaves Cur
RE & Co.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT. ,,
Schooner Mary aud Frauces, Andrews fhAiadei.
ph acIS oner Caroline Hall, Abdul, Philadelphia
June 8.
,,,,r,pu,A June IS.-Arrived, schooner
Mary A. Grier, Fleming, hence. p,.hnond
LIVERPOOL, june 4.-Enlerau o.lt ioi ni'nA'"-N
bark Venskabet (Norwcgianl, Johannsen. Y,uor
Bark Wild Hunter tBrdSh, Erlcks0n' ,. Mpe
noni for Richmond was spoken May oo' iaut"'e
IL, 40, longitude Ia, -. ,o,,oo,srs 70 RI
NEW Yo"K. June 17.-Arrlved. scho9ners, r Gnr
Barnes, j. p kelsey, A. ). Gaskeli' ana .. a. o''i
It's. hence. ,,,,,.o r,o,par. A. II
Tssyard, Camp, and John McGinntss, CoIDeufa' af'
loading st Nov ork tor iGS Vort'
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COMMENCEMENT Exercises O! Roanoke
Iuii~-.c --sWcniy III Session.


IrSE I',h. l>'i:
@-| weather Of Yesterday. wi'th
*. .- '4e atmosphere so dehShitu!iy,
..... III i@e''r"'n- IN hca'S SHOWER.
... -">'AteH many from beng present II
-a".. address: vi, notwithstanding
.-'ios. '"e own ii't, was Wen
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... ...-... ,l.l~ l.. va, 50 distinguished.
...~.f.- ,o., i,.,ian e III, address. PRO.
" gi,,r,rf ~ ,b, Board If pnblic
e.. IN .. i,.,y ,I,iro;,riate remarks
49,. ... ,a l;,ru1j medal for proficiency
.....i ,,..,q,,.,-i.> 10 ;ir. +. Y. y
49,. w.. !'.r.iri, wbo had attained
...-..,. .,. ~, il = written cyarliaa-
s.....:r,...-..> "a the GRADUATES took place
.., r..fr,....o,k. The >ky was clear.
49,. .A.....,.r ,,,,>,>lat from The rain the
....-. RI. ,.vrrri-r. were opened
r.. .,...r ~ f.,y Ar,nstronr Of the
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.s... 49, D,,,inirr. - MEX tloyd Pm
81. tu,y Y, G.nlnoy. u, p. Rajl,v.
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10, ''r,,, - ,,4,n,! ~ T.
~ on,,n .'', P'I C:-n,,n -. 90
49,. - ~ ">'. ~. - IInrnf,on LOGAN rnnntv
=. l.i.,l'n.o-r. 3, v \ p,inter We,l
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..I,I ,ha taS, erer orodnated
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. rrnn dn,,r>a ~, sfoStcr NJ
49,. 49,. ,-,',..rr.t IN ~. cIss- of 1s-1
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>...,s and r II rnrr;iI IN ndai,ion 10 the
....,.. ,i,.-.,,f' l,a,r',. ,,.,c confarrnd IN 7
. NJ v n NIX II Wells Predecessors
i II H..n,n,.ri = " D,uth,t The de.
r.. If Doctor Of DIVINITY was conferred
IT, + Rev. T, w. Do.b, \. N,. of Charles.
I'm { and Ray. y StrrL of Maryland.
IT,. medal j., mathematics awarded by
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKETS,

NEW YORK. June 19.-COtton weak and irregu-
lar; sales of S31 bales at 17A@l SIC. southern q
flour shade tirlner; common 10 fair extra 20. v
0S6.SO Wheat lG2c. better, with moderate de
mapd: closing scarcely firm ut 81 .4S8S1. OF Tor
winter red western; *l.54 for amber western
Sl62 for white western. Corn without decided
change I: moderate inquiry. Coffee quiet and firm
Kice ouiet and unchanged. Tlllow firm city, SIC
Rosin heavy ut s2.30Gt2 40. Turpentinte he eu
SI7G2n. Lard hrmer al ! / 7-16c. Whiskey dull
k,ria r.
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Counter LibaIBuits.

NASHVILLE, June 19.--ColoneI john 2.
Burcb. Controller of the State Treasury, has
instituted libel suit against the Bannersoi
this city, with damages at S5O, 900. me
Banner has a.so instituted suit against Co!-
onel Burcl.. Ora T. Jones, and Travis " ina.
ham prc,prietors and part owners CT the
Union and American OF Nashville FOR lib2i,
In 100000, ~
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PRICES.
ne quotations on 'Cllauge are
p1rHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

The following is the report of MIR. l.. Gimm
veiph1naster OF the sales OF live stock from the
l3t to the 9th of June. 1874:
CATTLE.-l05 head sold from 44@5ac. extra,
0|f Hoes lis head sold from 7@sc % d., net.
SuEEp-Sold from go. SIC, gross.
LAMus.-Sold from sZ.3 0GY$4. 5 o per head.
VEALs.-sold from S4M5l2 per head.
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,,,,,,r,vE COTTON STATEMENT.

NV York. June 19.-Net receipts at all. oiiteh
states porls for the week 1e 46l bales: sanG SSS
last year l0.S20 bales; ota 10 ase nopt, for the
ssn 1881 bales same week last year, Az
Is bales; total TO date 100 ss bales es 10 Of SAUL nj
date last year, 2,423093 h.tes. s.oeS ~ vs ~.
2.s52 bales: at ali interior .owns, 49, or o,ss G
lust year, 43.s3s bIes AZ LIVERPOOL, y4 s"nt
for C;reat Britain, 1877 900 bale5; last year, 1867
O00 bacs
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BY Telegraph.
NEUSnRK.

NEW YORK, June g. Eoon.-Stocks active anc
lower. Money 2. Gold, Ill. Exchange-Long
iS94 short, 491. Governments active. State
bonds quiet.
Ecening:-MOncy abundant at 25M3. Sterling
quiet and firm. Gold steady at 111N2111h. Gov
crumcnls dull and steady. States quiet and uon.
i,,aI
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ST. LOUIS MARKETS.

sr. LOUIS, June 19.-Flour quiet ana weak )
s Sndsnd in esst elevator: 5s4c resular Whisky
steady at 96c. Pork dull at Sle; Bacon ", Us
ONLY limited jobbing demand. Lard quiet 1t lo7
n for miner.
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Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
'",tn@ Exercises of the Wesleyan Fe.
maie Enstitute-D!stribu Of Dis
unctioi,s, Diplomas, and Medals.
STANTON, June 10, 1874.
The closing exercises of the Wesleyan Fe-
&talc Institute began on last Sunday morn
a.. "iih the commencement sermon, which
~ followed on Monday and Tuesday
4s''lls by celebrations Of the Young Ladies
CHRISTIAN Association and the Lee aud jack
IN Literary Society. On Wednesday night
lie annual soilee by the whole school was
even, the programme of which presents
'"lI.scleced repertoire of both vocal and
A>Irumcntai music. We were unable to at.
,Hd these exercises, but have been Informed
.l2l they were Of Il most interesting CHAR
sgLrr, and were much enjoyed by all present.
On last night the capacious Methodist
L4lscopal church of this place was crowded,
19l lower floor and galleries, with the
'Nnds Of The pupils and school to witness
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J,OUIsVILLE MARKETS.

LOUISVILLE, June 19.--Flour unchanged. Corno
Mixed frmer at 9Oc. Pork dull and lower at 81 Q
Rncon in fair demand aud higher shontu, Is; a aS
clear rib. Toe !; clear, 1L'Sc. Lard, l2h9 LAC
uhiskpy 9jC,
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EAITISltJi,E.

BALTIMORE. June 19.-Virglnla 6's. old, 80; con.
soils, So; cx-courons. soy. West Vir.inia's, l l
North Carolina G's, old, 20; new, Is; special tax
4 EII fo-day
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Obituary.

HARRISBURG, Pa, June 19.-The wife of
Hon, Simon Cameron is dead.
COLUMBIA, S. c., June 19.-R. {. Shrlver,
the htaviest merchant in this city, died to-
dav of consumption.
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TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, June 10, 1874
The following Isl comparative statement Of the
inspections. deliveries. and receipts Of tobacco. to-
cciilcr with the stock hand AT the different ware
houses In the city for the past week, and for the
same time III 1878:
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FASHIONABLE

FASHIONABLE
SPRING CLOTHING.
THE LARGEST STOCK to be found in the C111
or STATE for
MEMS, YOUTHS, BOYS or CHILDREN'S
wear, CUT TASTY, MADE WELL, and for sale at
fair prices.
WM. IRA SMITH, Agt.,
100 Main street.
Sign: LONG FLAG. my Is
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COMM ERCiAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE

NItII3iUND, JUlIC IJ' IE TT.
OFFERISGS.-The offerings on Change to day
were 500 bushels white corn $50 bushels yellow
corn: 200 bushels mixed corn; 100 bushels oats
3 bales hay, and 205 pounds shorts.
>SALES.-The sales were 100 bushels very good
yellow corn 1T 92c. aad 200 bushels mixed corn
on private terms.
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uNcINNaTl MARKETS,

CINCINNATI. June 19.-Flour quiet aad steadS
Corn dull mixed. 64@65c. PORK ana Laru 99rs
anu anu, riI, gsGDs.sc.: clear. 104@lG2c. Whlske
Grm and In good demand 81 ooc
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SHIPPING.

NOR LONDON.-A NORWE- ~fXFN
Il CLAN BARK FaMA. Mathies Oh, Ssafoaezk
master having the larger portion OF her cargo en-
gagged will have prompt dispatch for the above port.
For freight apply to ,yro
je 20-4t CURTIS " IAhhEh'
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. JUNE 10, lS74.

IMMATURE ALMANAC, JUNE 20, 1874.
sun rises......... 4.42 Moon sets. 1900
SIM aefs -...... LIS High toe. POI
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8O0Ks, STATIONERY. sc.

A RARE CHANCE TO PURCHASE
N BOOKS CHEAP.-Thc subscriber, intending
to remove about the 2Jth une, win sell large and
varied assortment of BOOKS and FANCY ARTI-
Giles at and below cost for the next two weeks. II
you wish to buy an entertaining book Al L VERY
LOW price, call EARLY at
r. 2O-2t RENJS MIN Rates.
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yexea Question Settled.

WASHINGTON, June 19.-The President has
settled the yexed question of the internal
supervisorship for the southern district COM
posed of the States of Kentucky, Tennes-
see, Alabama, Mississippi, and Louisiana,
deciding that Hon. r. X. Cobb Shall retain
Tho nnsitinn
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- - s~rs''i y ,r-.sssss ss-E-sz..-
4FINANCIAL.s

RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
FRIDAY, June 10, / s74
sALFs.-11 Virginia Steamship and Packet Com.
pany, at 90, aud do. so.
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n N. WALKER 4 CO., GENERAL IN
~. SURANCE AGENTS, lola MAIN STREET,
RICHMOND, VA. representing The NV
NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTli.E IN
sURANCE COMPANY IF d Lon lon ana ana. Eain-
burgh, England-capital, 81 ,00o,ooo e@o e;.,,.
nafi' GhlO-assets ever 81 ,000, 900; ,o,,n.
MANHATTAN FIRE tsIs d ms sR5o e,aS eohfA
tSNIHRITRG INSURANCE AND BANklNG
C0nPANY. Of Lynchburg' Va--asssss oVs'
1o.uTT oHoSSTJC INSURANCE COMPANY, OF
T, znaiirn n Y.-assets over 100000. .
with the OF s1 S5Sma ps
oe9 Losses osasv eq anDlcaon Solicited and imme
diate attention given therePJ. ~ ~
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Especial telegram TO the Dispatch'I
WAsurHGToN June 90, 1 A..M.-For Inc
Middle States, generally clear weather, ex-
cept on the immediate coast, north or east
winds, lower temperature, and rising barom'
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Shareholders personally responsible Ior lic ooAi'
cations ot the above companies. ~, Ero,,st com.
mar. 90 we solicit the patronage or the puoic upoh
see ana Seagy
~ John 81, CLAIBORNE CO., Agents..
mo s.3m No. 1los Main street.
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OVAL FIRE INSI JRANCE COMPAN 1
IL OF LIVERPOOL AND LOhDoSo;o oon
ASSETS ..'@i G'oeeSS'0SS
Deposited with the treasurer OF Va. ou'ooo
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WASHINGTON, June 19.-For the Middle
States and Lower Lake region, increasing
cloudiness, northeast to southeast winds.
stationary or falling barometer, with local
rains on the Atlantic coast.
For the South Atlantic States, partly
cloudy weather and possibly local rains,
with easterly or southery winds, light fall
of temperature, and rising barometer.
For the Gulf States, light rains and gentle
winds. with slight changes in temperature
and pressure. u 1,,
For Tennessee, the Ohio valley, upper
Lake region, and the Northwest, increasing
cIondiness and local storms, northeasterly or
snutherly winds, high temperature, and con-
tinued high barometer, except III Tue Noi'h'
west.
The Mississippi, Missouri, and Ohio rivers
will fall but slightly during Saturday.
xnynofhor RQNOr1.
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Young and B. F. Napthaly had an ex-
animation in the Police Court to-day.
De Young was held to answer In the sum
Of SIS. 900 bail. Napthaly's case WAS
continued till tomorrow.
C. B. Granville, one Of the French
Communists Who figured in the romantic
escape Of Rochefort from New Caledonia,
ariivad here at noon to-day from New
castle. N. s. W. He accompanied Roche.
fort, Groussett and the rest OF the party
to Newcastle, but lack Of funds pre-
vented him from travelling hither by
steamer.
The Temperance Crusaders visited
the Lick House saloon last night and
caused considerable excitement. A per
son in the saloon hurled rotten eggs al
the lady crusaders. The police dis.
persed the crowd.