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NEW YORK


TIE sESATOR1AL CuS1EBT,
HARRISBURG, pH., Iau. li.--In the Democratic
joint caucus today for United States Senatorial
nomination, OH first pRnt Wallace received TUG
votes. CIymer H. M1M Black =.
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ADgENT.
Callahan, Dunn.
T1tUtfY k,r


.. ABSENT.
Estes, Callahan, Dunn.
DuDdkD,
Dubois tCooE} Moore {srashtn8ton}.
TADLIEd TIE MOTION TO RECONSIDER.
Armstrong, Of Lasallc, moved to reconsider.
and explained tllnt 10 did 1t for the ex:ress put-
pote Of getting the matter out Of the way.
Connolly moved to lay the, motion to recon
slider upon tue toblo. '
Rankin moved to adjourn till 2 O'clock.
Tho Speaker put tho motion simply as to ad-
iournnent.
Clatn, Of DuPage, objected that the motion
precedence OF tbs motion to table the motion to
reconsider.
The Speaker said the motion was simply to 3D.
Joura.
CaaIu-Dy whom was 1t nads ?
Hpcaker-Dy tho gentleman from ST. Clair,
Cla1in-I ask him TO repeat Lila motion.
Nankin-Iy motion Was to adjourn till 4
o'clock.
speaker-TLen It cannot bs entertained.
a notion to adJouln was then made. Tho
ayes and noes were called aud the motion was
loat-ayeB % nays, lao.
Merritt attempted ho1s to Introduce lis out
rage resolution.
Objection wRa made.
1'ralwell aud several other nepublioans de-
mandea tho ayes ami nooR on thu motion to taoo
tle motion to reconsider. After further alibus-
tesing the vote WAS taken By ares and noaa IN
this, with the following result,
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OHIO.


BILLS AID RESOLUTIONS ofrrnED.
CoLrMDrs, Q, Inn. 1i.-Iu the Senate this
afternoon resolution was adopted for the ap-
poiutment Of committee to inquire wAat legis-
lat!on is necessary in reference to excessive
charges OF railroad and exprces companies. A
resolution vas offered proposing all amendment
to tho Constitution scla!lys to tho judicial Bys-
tenn. 1t provides for County Courta aboiBhoa
Probate Courts wtll II provision that such courta
NAV be established in countcg husu9 over
$4,000 population; snakos tho present suprome
Court commission for tsyng tao cases now OH
the docket givea ono Judge to each county, OK
cort Hamilton. which is to lsaye five, aud Cura-
iloxa three, and provides that Ptobate Courts
NAV he established in couutios Of over 5ouU0
population.
NEW YORK,
HoR4T1o SEYMOUR WILL NOT lie 4 CANDIDATE YoR
UNITED SLATER SENATOR.
New foEK, Jan. 1i.-Horatto Seymour has
published ettar declining to bo q candidate for
Cuited States Soua:ov
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Srerial Dispatch to Ths Chtcaoo Tribune.
apn1SoFIELD, Jan, 14.-Tho House this motn-
ing began BY wasting m hour in parliamentary
tausle as to whether the second reading Of bi1ta
was in order until the Same had been printed.
from which tho House e1tricatod itself by sus.
pending tbs rules; and the bills, Oh second read
,uE, wera read by titie and referred to tho np-
propTiate committees. Bills warc introduced:
To require National Danka to make quarterly
statements.
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--.,sy,,nfrncc OF The III I'm ond Dispa'ch.1
,s>ryy.~y >ERuoS At THE WESLEYAN FE-
t,v INSTITUTE Er REV. CHARLES +. DEEMS,
-, >rw YORK FUNERAL OF GEORGE WEI
STANTON. June IA, 1915.
~, Methodist church was crowded 10
.',r,Nfts Yesterday morning 10 hear the
....unr,ncut sermon preached 10 The pu.
,..''r ,nr Wesleyan Female Institute 10y
J.. ~ Charles +. Deems. Of the " Church
= ,.-anrgr>." Ct New York. After the
.t tn'.aGEc'orY service, he took his text
~~,.,, ,r lnisd verse OF The fourth chapter o!
,r,,.iar>. And | entrcat thee also.
-, yrkc.is)low, help hose women
,.t. En0rra with me in the gospel.
s.l Clennnt also. snd with other
.unn-!, orcr>. W, o-c names are in
" t.,ok OF hfr." and delivered an able
.-, .;.rrc> ing I'D ircS' upon - woman III
49, .lr.c.iolt! sphere OF maid, vile. and
.,.,.. i'm wrich. Ivy contrasting the life OF
..,9 Before the birth OF Jesus and her life
he .hoxc,! the great Improvement in
.~...Yr;ition Which had been wrought by
....'.r,A of tie babe OF Bethlehem. From
.v-rof >cciu>lUu - maid. OF tyranny As
~, Of contrmN u widow. she, by the
..s'.. Il nrl>l, DIS bi'til iito 81 WI
s..,. Of freedom and enlightenment. and
...s.1ltucs a wife and maid Is felt in all
....,.,,hs of social life and IN all the great
l..r.> @! nc wnrd'S his DRY land a 4 widow
..i. r.>nfc.sd and loved. and her ac.> OF
.-4..'y AZ >rcu in oil the daily walks OF Etc.
l., 'nrtI .>foN. he made most impressive
r. s...,- Ia iHc iu9ilS, urging upon them 10
.,.. themselves TO the promotion OF the
,..., IF CGGi>.I 3aI.v. saying that the Church
:, q rmp.o,s woman IN H. work Will be-
.l.. the ragn- Church Of the world. NaDt
a.. .,a.c prcl,u'~ me- tron giving fuller
i, Of \ m">s Impressive and able dis.
..,-,.. in whcl therc were many points rs
.....l.ng II notice H. those already men
..ra.a. His >ritunn nj night was founded
Az lire word "CtivaIy a. found in the
...E.y.,r!rG verse ~ the twenty-,hird clap-
...,t :. Luke. AID i spoken Of in terms OF
r. hest praise by ii VINO heard il.
II pulpit e the Presbyterian church
-. T. ri morning and evening by R"v
>.,...... SIMPSON. who preached in his usually
+, t..at and untc manner 10 large congrcga'
49,,
vn. funeral Of George Wexford. an old
.., n.l,&.rc> ucc'td Cl'tzon Of this place. wa
,--,,y attended last Friday. His remains
,,..r artru,.ch 10 the cemetery by the mem
icy, Of the sons of Temperance (of which
,.,tpizrion H.. bad been fai htul working
...uhrr tor Twenty-Five or thirty years.. the
Wi AugIl-lt Quad. and many members
- IT," ODD G,ard. with whom be had served
, .ro.gn ID" var. lie was an honest. upright
c'.l.r.aut @r.a'iy respected and loved by
relatives and irrtnt
IT, Ciftu'; curt i still in session, bu'
vii adjourn to-day or Tomorrow.
II" raltoaG men were much disappointed
t,4' tAc ci>,. OF tue Syndicate Us. The valley
Railroad Company did not come TO trial
,!nU.u il >,,liI~ 10 have been well known by
t..1>,l Oh aO,h side, thai such would DC the
MAX.
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Washington items.

WAssINGTos. June Attorney Geperal
Pierrepont has gone to New York. He will
be absent week.
1t is'eXpec'ed that the London Syndicate
will make another call on the Treasury De-
partment early pcxt mon'h for an additional
number Of the new United States bonds, the
money market being favorable for such'in.
yestmens.
The Treasury Department is confident that
the proofs already obtained are sufficient to
convict all the " crooked" wbiskey dstillers.
The action OF the Government officers in
terested with the prosecution of the alleged
offenders is entirely satisfactory to the De-
partment. Indictments have already been
found against some of the dis,illers 10 the
West. The trials will be necessarily delayed
by the adjournment Of the court, but in the
mean time the Government will fully prepare
itself to make the prosecutions effective.
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wake Forest College.
WAH. FuKE,r COLLEGE, \. c.,

" AXE / uKE-r COLLEGE, n ~
June IL. 1915.
Et'gr, Uispuich: The .mmencement
gx~.r,.,. "i Wake Fprc>t College began on
U.~>dN uI.hl. .Juue s h. AT O'Clock, WIN
& sermon before The ga inannS class by Kew.
7. t. >klnucr. u. ID, Of Athens. Ga. HIS
ry' wns the words. "ruy kingdom come -"
.la " Go yr in'o all the world and preach
..~ gospel 10 every cr.a'ure.'
ca Wednesday 4. ii A. VI. the annual
sLdgv.s before tie literary societies was de.
y.rrd ty Hon. 4. NJ. Waddell, OF Will
a.u.toN, y. {. Mr.. Waddcl!'s subject was
The Great Deep Every one seemed
s,a>"d with HE Il jdre>s. which was very in
;..~,lus. Mr.. Waddel showed the good
.rD,~ 10 make his address only bali al hour
~. How much more would the Efforts OF
'irlh"r> on such ocra-ionS be appreciated II
ID ..t> r">pcc, they followed the example OF
Nr. Wadd.u.
Ga Wedue>day evening at O'Clock the
a&l.,>, before the Alumni Association was
1r"~r.d by Rev. J. l.. Carroll, OF Warren
~l, ". The Ill jcct of Mr.. C4rrotfs au-
a'r,> 80, " he Relation OF the Alumni to
b"''tt l. !ucation."
On Thursday at II A. ii. the closing ex-
':',r, OF tar col eye were held. These con-
s''.ed Of Lain sau!atory by Mr. ii. &.
>2u, Of Rockingham county, n. C., ora
sga> by other members of the graduating
:.4,,. and i yalrdlctory by Mr.. John +. kay,
q "ak" county, \. Z. All OF these young
S'n'i"ulcn acquitted themselves very wei! IN
G.ed.
Inc following degrees were then conferred
-i"n The ucnbrIs OF the graduating CLASS oS
.4r President OF the college, Rev. Or. WE.
.4'': bich.lpr of Pnliosophy-K' Z.
>4a1u., Wake county, n. G. Bachelor OF
>:ence-W. ". Jenklos, Charlotte, n. T.
Bachelor Of Arts--L. W. Bagley, johnston
Daa'y, y. G.. W. {. Brewer, Wake forcss'
&C.: lno...a> Carrlck, Davidson county, n:
- ~. Phillips. Stokes county, \. ~ ana
I'D. rninp>, Stoke, county, \. I. Master
u Ari>-Johu r.. Ray, Wake county. n. III
L. K. scott, 10 ekingnam county, \. Z.
:. tic president then ID, de snort address 10
,1e graduating class, and after announcing
SIaI loe Board OF Trustees bad conferred the
Ur5!te .! Doctor of Divinity or Rev. George
".HUn,, OF Mystic River, Conn.,, ard Kew.
L. ii. >Auck, OF Charleston, ). o., tne eAef'
'>'s weIc closed.
IT, u The afternoon mass.meetIngs OF the TWO
,.'sf'ry societies were held 10 their respec-
we bali, al which speeches were made oy
VIZ members. j. l.. L.
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FOREIGN PosTAGE.-On and after July l.,
1875, uniform rates of postage will he charged
on correspondence to the following countries,
constituting with the United States the
General Postal Union formed by the treaty
OF Berne-viz: German Empire, Austria,
Hungary. Belgium, Denmark, Egypt. Spain,
Great Britain, Malta, Greece, Italy. Norway,
Netherlands, Portugal, Madeira, Roumauia,
Russia, Finland. .Servia, Sweden. Swi;Zer-
land. and Turkey. On letters of one-half
ounce weight or fraction thereof five cents :;
prepayment optional, bu. letters fowsrded
"unpuid or iusUflirienly paid" will be
charged ten cents per one-halt ounce at dcs.
iina,Ion. Newspapers two cents each; postal
cards one cent in addition. All other printed
matter, pho' ographs, pamphlets, music, pat
terms, e;c., two cents per each t%o ounces or
fraction, and mos. be fully prepaid. The
same rates of Union postage will be charged
on correspondence to France on and alter
January / 1876.
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=. =. 9. - : 2 1890.
FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

MONDAY. june IA. 1875.
| sALEs-s200 Virginia cousos sold at 5sk
Goid-h mericau gold. 11G hid.
State Securities. -yrginia corsoIs. SSx hid, bSi
asked: V1IgtnIa consG's. new. 4J5 bid. 46 asked
Virginia deferred, Sk bid 9 asked; Vir4inja tax.
receivable COUPONS, 90 asked.
CITY SecuTittsa.-kichD0nd city SIS. los bid:
Hicbmonu city Gs, IS bid: Pete TshuTg city s., "a
bid: Manchester bridge S's. S6h BID:
Rriirndd mia central Railroad tlJ,rd
morrgag- G's. }. and J- s2 bid: sournefe Rsilroad
Richmond and Peleys burg ksilroad first mortgage
rs, j. and D.. 100 a. red: Richmond aad Peters
burg Railroad securd mortgage S'S. a. and &, 100
bid: tichmond. Fredericksburg and PJto.uac PAIL
road mortgage rs, J. and j., 80 bid: Richmond,
Fredericksburg aud Potomac Railroad mortgage
6s. j. aid j.. So bid: Richmond and Ianville
Railroad cnrlsnfdaied 6's. NJ. and NJ, 72S asked.
Canal BOHds.- James RIVER aud kHnawly Canal
first morrgsgc Ga. N. and ". So bid: James River
and kanawha Canal second mortgage 6's, III. and
n, 81 hid.
Railroad Socks.-Richmopd, Frederick sburg and
Potomac common. 100 par, So bid. 20 asked:
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac per
cent. guaranteed, 100 par, 81 bid; Richmond,
Freder cksburg and Potomac per cent. puaran-
tes Il. LOO par, 90 bid: Richmond and Danvillc.-
100 piT. 8 bio. 2k asked: SeabUard and hoanuke
guaranteed. 90 par. 81 bid.
Bank S,ocks.-Planters a'ioual, 100 mar, 10S
bid: Merchants National. 100 par. 1C5 asked:
stare Bank OF Virginia. 100 nar, 90 bid; A,er-
chants and Planters Savings. 25 par. 2 II ked:
Richmond Banking aud Insurance Company, rs
par, 34k MD.
: Insurance Conpan Mes Virginia State, 25 par,
&c bid: Firpini4 Home, 100 par, 03 asked: CITY.
100 par, 81 asked; Old Dominion, 100 par, SO
asked.
Miscellnn eous-OId Dominion Steamship Com
Dauy, 100 par, 81 asked.
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RICHMOND AND DASviLLE RAILROAD COMP'Y,2
tsTrCE MATER OF TRANIs. May 80, 1875.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.-TRAIN No.

RICHMOND AND DASviLLE RAILROAD COMPLY
tFFrCE MATER oF TRANIs. May 80, 1875. 5
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.-TRAIN No.
sslnona q. sJs T. ss NJ leave. Eses
S:35 a. ~. leaves Dundee al liza p. 81; leaves
Danyille at l:l7 81: leaves Gr nsboro' 1T 3:5s
p NJ leaves salisbury ~ 8:i6 2. ~; Arr,yts at
TRAIN NO. 2.-EEw YORK AND NEW Or
LEANS EXPRESS. Essrward- Leaves Charlotte at
5:55 A. D.; leaves Atr-I Inc junction ut $40 A.
~: leaves Salisbury at S34 A. M; leaves Greens-
ooro' al 1856 +. NJ; leaves Danville at 1:12 p.
Nj; leave, D y al LOO ?. n; leaves Burke.
2. NJ.
TRAIN No. s.-THRoreu MA1-Nkw YORK
leaves Burkeyiit at 4:52 =. RI; leave, Dundee at
1898 P. NJ: leave Danvil,e ut 1880 p. M:
sa re- M 4S ssgE
a. NJ: arrives al Charlotte at 500 A. ii. : 49,
TRAIN No. 4-rHKoUGH. MAIL. Eastward
At 1853 r. NJ: leaves Greeusbor at 8 A. III. |;
leaves Danyille st 6:2c A. NJ. leaves Dundee az
$50 A. NJ R,c i,avs R BY 1895 A. M
! Westward-Ltayes Richucnd a. 1920 A. NJ; ar
al i:2c ~: arrives at iyncbbura at 4:2t p. II.
| TRAIN No.6.-EuRKEvILLE ACCoMMopATioN,
| Eastward Leaves BurStv at 4:i3 A. NJ; ar.
| riyes at Richmond at sos a. III.
Train NO. 2 connects at Richmond with tho
| Chesapeake and ohio RI 'lrOld.
| Trains Nos. and CONNER ut Greensboro With
trains to aud from Raleigh aud G",dsbor0'.
all through Trains connect ri Richmond and Dun
dec with traii. on the Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potion nc railroad, and Washington city, Vir.
ein!a NJ idla nd and Great Southern railroad, to and
from Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, and
| New York.
| I rains Nos. 3 and connect at Richmond with
| the Richmond, York kivrr and Chesapeake Rail.
road trains TO and from Baltimore and eastern
points.
Trains Nos. and Q correct at Charlotte with
trains on the Atlantis abd Rchm nd AIRLINE rail-
road 10 ana from GreeDyllle, Atlanta. Montgomery.
Mobile, Pensacols, New Orleans, and all southwest
| ern points.
Trains Nos. 8 and 4 connect at Charlotte with
| the Charlotte, Columbia aud Atlanta railroad for
Columbia. ugusia, Savannah, Tallahassee, and al
southern points.
| Train No 4 connects at Rurkevil!e with the At
lantic, Mississippi and ohio rli rad from Lynch.
burg, Chattanooga, and all southwestern points.
Tickets sold TO all southern sun souLt western
| points, and oaggapp checked through.
| Unbroken gauge from Richmond TO New Orleans.
Pullman paIace-cars through from New Orleans
| TO New York. T. NJ. r. TALCUT1.
| Eng1neerand superintendent.
| W. r. WEST Master OF Trains. my29
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rCorrcspondcnce Of the Richmond Dispatch. |

ANDERSON, w. VA, June ii, 1875.
Yesterday the crowd assembled here at the
Baptist Association was the largest we have
ever seen on such an occasion. From two
to three thousand souls eompo,ed the we'll
behaved congregation in the grove, 10 which
Rev. 4. +. Dickinson preached at IL O'Clock
aud Rev. j. ". Carter in the afternoon.
After IN animated discussion on Saturday,
the As ;ociaton decided to raise $4,000 for
the endowment of Coalsmouth Hrgh-Schoo,
aud Rev. w. p. Walker was appointed to
carry forward the enterprise.
The Baptist churches of this State report
10000 members. Y. X. Y.
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fFor the Dispatch.]
Two Business Operaaions-A Theft and
q R.RSntng.

AsRLAs D, June II, 1915.
A gentleman hailing from Richmond ar.
rived in this place few days since, sought
employment as DIVER and scourer, secured q
large amount of most excellent clothing.
promising TO return it 10 tew days. Pos.
s'bly be m,v return It. The question Of
time. however. is indefinitely extended. The
latest news of him by telegraph Is that he
was sellirg clothing on the Chesapeake and
OHIO railroad near Beaver Dam depot at
greatly reduced prices for cash only.
L0ter.-The above mentioned individual
was arrested near Fredericksburg last eve.
ming. arrived here at O'Clock A. NJ, tried
for his offence at 0 O'Clock. found guilty.
whipped thirty lashes, admonished, and dis
charged. W.
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National Board OF Trade.

PHILADELPHIA, Juue 1.-THE National
Board OF Trade meets 10 this city to.nor-
row. The following subjects will be cousd-
cred during the Sc, siou: 1t, capitaton taxes
on immigrants; 90, bureau of national i'm
provemepts; 81, Mississippi river evees ;
4th, postal routes; Ssh, postal telegraph ;
9th, uniformity OF weights and ensures ;
7tb, amendment to the shipping laws
of the United States; Sih, tranSporta.
ton; 9th, water routes; 10th, resump.
ton of specie payments; l1th, amend.
ment to'the national banking laws; 18th and
18Th, amendments 10 the Constitution of the
Board of Trade OF Philadelphia; 14-h saw
ipgs banks; 18th, United States steamboat
laws; 10Th, Canadian reciprocity; 18th, I'll
rect Importation TO the interior.
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The yick,burS Disaster.

ST.. JoHN's, N. F., June 1.-THE sealing
steamer Commodore has also gone in search
of the missing Vick>burg boats. The snrYi.
yors OF the disaster who reached here Satur-
day were brought in by the American
schooner Barnbam. They report that six
boats were lowered from the Yicksburg, two
of which cspsized alongside. One caps'zed
two hours after leaving the vessel. and one
their owp) was picked up. One Of the two
boats unaccoubted Tor was no doubt that con
tanning the i've men who arrived at Ne"
York. The captain and officers are said t.
have behaved well, but the seamen acteG
badly, The captain and woman Wep
down with the vessel.
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
Icy TELEGKAPH.l
NEW YORK.

New York, June l4.-Cotron steady: sales of
1.4Sl bales =; l54a lhc Flour , sha als hrmtr
sood t" choice extra IS s5ats.20 heat mr"ru.
wort d, mard: S1.290S1.34 for winter led west
ern: Sl.34@<l 35 for amter western; 1890
1886 FIR whte western. Corn better put less
Ssc. tor sal western mixed; eoc. Tor white
western: S5c. for good new western nj, ed
IN for i mTsd Vsts Sa 7o7Sc for white
crn; zoe. fer infcrler mixed CANADA. of
fee que! aud stea1,: ne 10, 1uo'ed At 100
Sugar QUIZ and unchanged: $50 sair. for fair to
good refining; 81 for Erimr; ril1e l. dnii Ina Ina
nominal Rice quet and uGrh ,nged. Tauw
firm at SIC. osin dull ~ 81 750Sl 50 for
strained. TurpeDIine dull Al 32ar. Pork lower;
rev, 1880. Lkri Lover; prize steam, AZ IL &C.
| Wh>key steady al 81 20. Freignts steady steam,
j-16c.
BALTIMORE. June IA Flour quiet and steady.
Wheat quiet ana steacy. Corn strong for w.sl-
crn and seady for sou'hern; southern White, SIC.
yellow s2ms3c; "e';:5n mixen; sSHH p pns
visions quiet and srady. Pork s20.50. Bic"n
steady shoulders. 92a 94:. Lard dali aud nominal.
cts que and firm %["Eln,Ty % PITS ki@ @n car
Grmer auu unchanged.
PHILADELPHIA LIVESTOCK MARKET.
PHILADELPHIA, June 14.-1he cattle market
was moderately acIve this week, sId prices wei Z
y frac ion hi, her: 600 he'd arrived. anu s"d at
7HmSac. for ezra Penusyiv, mia au1 western ST. ers;
SI tor few cllo c.: a6y Tic tor tair 10 goo wcs-
rrn: 5M6c. fa H.. xInSs or common, MS 10 quailty.
III en- unchanged & 900 sold at Ga 6c. ~ H. gross,
rs 10 condition.. Hogs rather lower; t,uoO heau
sold at II 10S1l.5O z 100 lbs.
CINCINNATI.
t'ISCINSaTr June 14.-Flrur dull and UNCHANGED.
Corn STEADY at 72@74c. Pork lower Al sl9 30:
Lard lower and IN lair demand; simmer, !2'BCG
l24; winter, 1850 32sc. Bacon dull; shoulds' S,
84:. GEAR. rib. 12tc.; Gear sldts, l2iac MhEkey
quiet; held Ut Sl.15; no sales.
ST. LOUIS.
ST LOUIS June 14.-FlOur qnet and weak; li''Ie
doing. Curn-Ao. z mX.d. Gle. Whisky noni.
n,I,y Sl.lS Pork lower: $40 10 Offered, $3.50
Uid. bacon finn; only limited j"bDing deuianI.
1 1t nominal.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE. June 14.-Four quiet AZ d unchanged.
nrn nr " ut 724U75r. Provisions quiet anh firm.
Pork. S2Oa<2n.2J. BacOn-ehouldcls. 9'sc.: clear
rib, l2IM1 o.: clear sidIs. l3Nl3b.. Lard
itrcr, I5a.nl15. ktg, 154.c. @s15 SIS. " his
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO June IA Flour in fair demand: Sn-
pc iint. So 5Um:3.S5. Coin hunyant. un.e'tc9,
ana higher: No. = mixed GA Csc. ; re elected
66hc. Fork duh AID unsettled al = -. Lard dull
aud unsettled at rl3 10. Hhshey, SILT.
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Lynch Law In Maryland-The Anne
Arundel Fiend Hung by n Mob

ANSAroLIs, June IA mob composed
principally Of residents Of Anne Arundel
county, in which the recent outrage upon
Miss Jackson was committed by the negro
SmmS, came into this city at very early
hour this morning, and proceeding 10 the
Jail demanded the keys from the j.ilor with
the view OF taking Simms out and eXecu.
ting him. The jailor was searched and The
keys having been found, u large number
OF the visitors went to the cell of the
negro, and tiuding him chained, drag
ged him away without releasing him
from bis irons, and taking him a
short distance from the city. near the rail-
road track, burg him 10 tree, where he stiil
haugs. A large number Of citizens and
others visited the place oday to view his
remains. The mob vas well provided with
pckaXes, crowbars, aud other instruments
for gaining admission to the Jail had they met
With foIclDle resistance.
The negro did not say word when he
was taken away.
Some OF the lynchers proposed taking an.
other negro who is in Jail awaiting trial for
rape upon a eo!orcd woman, but others de-
INJURED, and the mob was satisfied with taxi
ing Slmms.
A corouer's inquest was held upon the
remains to day. Many Of the lynchers were
painted black, and some were masked.
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Weather Report.

WASHINGTON, June 14.--For the Atlantic
States, stationary barometer, warmer, clear,
and partly cloudy weather, and soulnerly to
easterly winds.
For the lower Lakes, falling barometer,
southeast winds, warmer, partly cloudy
weather.
For Tennessee, Ohio Valley, and the Gulf
States, falling barometer, soutterly winds,
warmer, clear, and partly cloudy weather.
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PORT OF RICHMOND. JUNE IA, 1879.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Wvanoke. Couch. New York, merchan-
disc and passengers, 6. W. Allen 4 Co.
Steamer -lliancc, Carr. Philadelphia, merchau-
disc and passengers. ". T.. Porter. ,gcnt.
steamer John sylvester, Clifford, NorfolH, meT-
chaudsp and passengers. l.. Il. IatuuI. agent -
schooner Francis French. Throckmorton, New
York merchandise, Curtis i Parker. ,
schDon,r Canary, Brown, Norfolk, Hght' VIZ
liam y. Fell. o,. n,u,,
Schooner John McCiinniss. Colbourn, Phllade!'
pha. S, al, TringaD, Norris Co.. go
Schooner Independence, smith, White Shoais,
sand, 10 muster.
Schooner Jacob KienZe, Steelman, New YORK,
CAMEL coal, 6ervas Storrs. agent.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From New lork June IL, schooner Rebecca sheF =
herd, fra'e-. - r,
From New York June -, schooner ID. Is. Frank
lin, Moore
Schooners william Oliver, Jones, ana aroline W
Holmes, Jackson. from Richmond, arrived al baI
tim"rp June 18th. ,,-,.
Schooner p. Is. Carter, Reed, from Richmond, ar
rived at Norfolk June 12.h.
schooners mule III. towards Sneoectr. anu
Renuing railroad No. II. McFaddep. from hlch-
mnnd. ar,iyeu at Philade; oh II June / h.
Schooner Mary r.. Simmons, Candy. from fhiia-
drlphii Tor Richmond, passed Newcastle, Dei.'
June 18TH.
NEW YORK. june 14.-Arrived: Anglia: trln'
Manhattan. Arrived out: Ohio, Ihurlng@, Canaoa'
Indiana, 1ermanla.
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Another Negro Fiend.

SYRACUSE, N. T., June lion Saturday
at Lafayette, Onondaga county, Il negro
named William Henry Mason outraged u
young married white woman OF the highest
Responsibility, wife Of Newton o. Hoy, OF
that place. he threatened her lie II she re.
vesled bis act, but she made the fact known
TO Der husband. who CAUSED Mason's arrest.
Great popular excitement followed, and the
negro was near being l!nched while being
conveyed TO the penltenliary, where he is
now securely lodged