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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-30

The two hundred and thirty-filth ;.nnlal
commencement of Harvard College, Mass,
took place Wednesday,. Degrees were con-
ferrcd - follows: Bachelor OF arts on 100
graduates; bachelor OF science on civil
engineer on / doctor OF dental medicine
on 10: doctor of medicine on 80; bachelor
OF laws Oh II; bachelor OF divinity on .;
doctor OF science on /; bachelor OF arts,
out OF the course, on 10. The following
honorary degrees were announced: Degree
OF LII. D., Hon. Alex. Hamilton Rice, Carl
Schurz, David Colt Gilman, and Edmund
Lambert Cushing. s.*
j. 81. Caulfeld, one Of the exhibitors
the Centennial Exhibition, left the grounds
Wednesday afternoon in company With TWO
females and visited the house OF reputed
clarroyant, on Elm avenue, III this place.
The man died, seemingly, under the lnill-
cncc Of soportic, and it is alleged that the
women put morphine in his drink. Bell
McClain has been arrested, but the other
parties effected their escape.
We have been informed that John Brad
by, an Indian, fell from the railroad bridge
at the White House last week while under
the influence OF liquor and was drowned.
Vest Point Star. E..2 r.
Chattanooga, Tenn, is going to do up ffe
4th OF July splendid. = fantasies at dawn,
a monster procession in the forenoon, with
speeches, music, poems, and racing, and at
night fireworks"
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LIVES LOST.
70 REST FOR THE CHINEE.
NATIONAL BOARD OF TRADE.
THEIR VIEWS ON CURRENCY.
HOWEVER IN HAVANA.
RUMORS OF WAR IN THE EAST.
EARTHQUAKE IN GREECE.
XLIVTH CONGRESS--First Sessl

XLIVTH CONGRESs--First Session.
..s WAsHINGToS, June 90, 1876.
SENATE.
Mr.. Edmunds, from the Committee on
Judiciary, reported iavorably bills to re-
move'the political disabilities OF General G..
Il. Bealiregard,. OF New Orleans; George
Jackson, OF w est Virginia, and s. d. Lee
and James Argyle Smith, OF Mississippi.
Placed on the calendar
The Pinchback salary question was made
the special order for Saturday.
All the coin bills before the Senate were
recommitted. ... ..-.s-
A petition was presented from the New
York Board Of Trade against making silver
q lcgal-tcnder for over five dollars.
The sundry civil appropriation bill was
reported with amendments, increasing the
aggregate amount S24, 900, 600, none OF which
goes South. Calendar.
The Conference Committee on the Naval
Appropriation bill made report, which
was adopted. 1t goes to the President.
The Committee on Appropriations report
ed back the joint resolution recently SUBJ
mittcd by the President to provide for de-
fraving temporarily the necessary expenses
OF the public service by extending the pres
cnt appropriation bills into next year, with
an amendment providing that In no case
shall such appropriations be continued for
more than thirty days.
The amendment was agreed to and the
resolution passed
The Conference Committee on the Post
Office Appropriation bill reported they were
unable to agree.
Adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
\ new conference on the post-oflice APP
preparation bill was appointed.
The conference report on the naval appro-
priations bill was adopted.
The Senate joint resolution making tenn
porary provision for the ordinary expenses
of the Government by extending the pre-
sent appropriation bills, was, on motion OF
Mr.. Randall, referred to the Committee on
Appropriations.
Night session.
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I,ScHBURG TOBACCO MARKET.

JUNE 26.-Receipts continue large ana prizes ases
range fully up to quotations, with some higner safes
the mast week than any this season. All good tobacco
az well as sound sweet Tugs, In demand 1T good prices
We quote: ,ro,.,as1"os.
primings, good and fine, $1.5o9$3. Lugs, inferior
and common, good dark and reg sd.7 fT
yellow smoking, s96sl5; extra, $l6@s25. Leaf
inferior and Common, s5@s7; medium goo. and
mixed, s7.50@$9: good dark aud red (short, Sseg
and rcd, S136$l6.5O: good dappled wrappers, STU
la$145O; fine dappled wrappers, sl5@S23 CON,
mon and medium bright. S7@$1O common g gIgm
,yra nr1rrs. xlOGS15; good yellow wrappers =! TIC
s25 Zinc yellow wrappers, $2S@$4O; extra yciio"
Wrappers s45 @S95.-Ne1os. 49,.
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"C,ANTON INSIDE LINE.''ts
NEW FAST FREIGHT ROUTE BETWEEN
nv A

.
RICHMOND AMI. Pl1HHDELPHIA
. - '.FS.F TRkWEEKEY. ~ s.it55 ly.st =
ON and after OCTOBER ST the spfenaid IRON
steamers OF this line viii leave Richmond T UES-
DAYS, THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS. from
Powhatan Steamboat Zines pie. at corner OF Twen
each trip at Canton 5ld., EAST Baltimore, with the
Philadeiphia, Wilmington and baltimore Railroad
Company for Phladclpbia. f;4Y3 u go -. -
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
All freight by this line covered by fire and Inarns
insurance free OF cost. No docage fharged at Rich
quickest line between Philadelphia and Richmond. e
Frejghts ordered by this line. Should be marked
Canton Inside Line, . and sent to the Philadelphia,
Freishts received oaily In FhAade lphiS ad Rich
mOnd. ,st.y'; ,I,.,,s,StS SIT ~ Ft.Esea. -
Offices Twenty -secoud and Dock streets
r : >ausi No 9b:3 Main street; or to5i
J. s. WILSON, General Ffetgh "A gent, !.
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore ;RaiirOad
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S,,ll,ar, j,srairs,..
CAPTURE: OF A VEssEr WITH CONTRA
BAND WAR MATERIAL.

CAPTURE OF Al VEssEr1 WITH CONTRA
BAND WAR MATERIAL.
4 HAVANA, June 29.----It. IL officially nm
nounced that a launch from Jamaica has re-
Gently been surprised while dischargins,
ammunition on the Cuban coast. The
launch was captured and nine insurgents
Killed, among them q Colonel Duran.
The launch contained 1900 Remington
cartridges, 5000 other cartridges, two
boxes OF lead, twelve. Remington carbines,
clothing, provisions, and papers.
The official statement does not mention at
what part OF the coast the capture occurred,
or any other particulars.
YEI.LOW-FEYER RAGING IN HAVANA.
HAVANA, June 29.-The yellow-fever is
making sad havoc. The extreme heat and
excessive rains are producing m unusual
number OF cases, most Of them proving
fatal
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RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.

Iiyc-,tocl sales report from june % to june %,
1876, reported by J.. Gmnl wcgllmastcr.
Cattte-S4 head. Supply equal TO the demand.
Sales slow Prices ranged from 3j5GI5c. gross for
common to good; a few extra mt SIC. gross.
Uoqs.-30 head corn-fcd, light average, go Sic,
net No heavy hogs wanted Stllers sold at TAG
Shcep.-3sM4Ac. gross for fair to good; extra IL
small lots. brought sc. gross.
Lam6s-a head sl75@s4 as to size an t orHer: f.,
ira heavy and fat, &l0NGS12.
Mulch Coacs.-2 head, s25@sj0, rs to size, order,
and appearance Of milking qualities.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, JUNE 20, 1876.

,pORT Or. ftlCttMOAD, IL Ne 20, go ~
:, Fs".'- ARRIVED. = -@Et..
Steamship Wyanoke, Couch, New DIRK, merchan-
disc and passengers, 6. ". Allen q Co., agents.
chandlse and passengers, w. p. Porter, agent.
BARK Galveston lGer.l, nenkamp. New l ork, IN
ballast 10 load for Bremen, Z. Q. Noting & Co. !.
Schooner Francis Shubtrt, CranIner, New York,
pigsiron and hay, Old Dominion IRON and Mali
Works Company and Charles l.. Todd.
Schooner Hattie F. Giles. Bonner, New York, salt,
Schooner james II. Young, Barrett, New York,
SALT Cringan, Morris ( Co.
Schooner Henry Whitney, Sheppard, Windsor, y.
g.. plaster. Morrison ( Kent tsf
- schooner Hennie l.. James. James, Baltimore,
raiIroad-irop, Richmond aud DanTiues Railroad
Company. 2; i rs
Brig Livingston DAM, Fischer. Rio Grande do
Sui I,91G barrels -four, HaIall, CrenshaW, & Co.
.s.f.i III. a !. T. SAILED. - 49,
Steamer Wcstorer. Skinner. Baltimore, merchan-
disc and passengers. L. b. TatunI, agent =,
Steamer John Sylvester. Giford, Norfolk, nef-
:chandise and passengers. J.. Is. Tatum, agent.
schooner Henry p fIaSens Pearce, New YORK,
camel coal Geryas Storrs, agent. ,2fE
Schooner John A. Curtis, CULLEN, Stamford,
Conn.,. viG City Point. bark. a. Is. Goodman; vessei
Carts &I'arker. 'tL
Schooner John SfcGinnis, Cobourn, Philadelphia
ore and slaves, Curtis & Parker. al. Il
s CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From New York june 2e, schooner Amelia dearn,
Moore. ....u,. t..y-
Schooner George T. EIailock, Sharrett, was loading
at New York for Richmond June rs.
Schooners Yankee Doodle, Rose, and Hannah
Champion, Taylor, from Richmond, at phiiadeipiia
June27. 49, , s.,r :.
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PETERSBURG TOBACCO MARKET.

JUNE 2S.-Wc have no change to cote In quota,
tons The market closed Friday very active FOR all
grades especially fine Shipping leaf and tobacco Oh
gum and body in good .rder. The receipts nave nave
fallen off considerably. We suppose the planters
are busy harvesting. Some are disposed 10
hold anticipating short crop and higher prizes;
character, $i4@SEs; good dark leaf, $10@Sl3 !;
medium grades Of leaf, $S@$10; .lugs, long ana
lcafy, S60g$S; lugs, common, s4@s6; prlminaS,
S1.5OMS2.-Inder-Appe
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RICHMOND, FREp,G.& p oToMAc Z. RICO. }
/. OFFICE GENER NJ. TICKET AGENT,
r RICHMOND. June 4, 1861
OF TRAINS.

500 A. NJ leaves Broad-s;reet station daily ex-
cept Sundays, connecting at Shepherd
with the Baltimore and Ohio railroad,
ut 2:35 Z. ~, making close connec-
tons for the Northwest. arriving az
Philadelpbia at 6:S0 Il. II. and New
York at 1870 p . No connection
for Alexandria and Washington.
$50 p. NJ. leaves the Byrd-slreet station daily,
!, l... connecting with the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad At Shepherd, opposite
Alexantiria; due at Camden staticn,
III M Baltimore, ut 10 j. NJ, AMI with
s Sew Y1rk rn 1rain s5 THh;n Il,
,l.t NEW YORK;, and with New York
/ ~ Night express ria Baltimore ana
Potomac railroad at Washington,
1 arpSE at At f fas = re- TMRSt Rs
sf, SLEEPER FROM WASHINGTON
1000 T. NJ. iexes syra:ssrse, station SUNDAYS
with the baltimore and Potomac and
Baltimore and Ohio railroads
sos p. NJ. ACCOMMODATION TRAIN, for
- Hanover Junction leaves Broad-Street
500 A. NJ. arrives 1T Byrd-Street station Mon
\ ~ Z, days exceptcd). nsd
s ssS 1t5yS s ft 4 s!is ss!
vt Broad-Stree; station Sundays ea-
III, M ) n ceptedl .iFftld - 81.
$50 r. NJ. arrives at Droad-Street station daily
except Sundays. m
Pullman slccsers on night trains., .at
FREIGHT TRAINS icaye Broad.Street station on I,
TUESDAY, THURSDAY. and SA TUK DA Y
NIGHTS for all points North and West; and arrive
on MONDAY, WEDNESDAY. and FIR IDAY
MORNINGS. Consiguees OF live stock and perish
freight at Boulton ON preceding evening.
cipal points point North and WesI., Z. T: b. MYERS.
General Superintendent.
.a -. H w. u CA. TAYLOR,
ta5 - General Freight and Ticket Agent.
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RA.1Ln,O,,A,lD YrHEa,
RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND CHEspEAKE}
rt - 9f5s l.5st. RAILROAD COMPANY
OFFICE OF THE SUPERINTENDENT, r.
RICHMOND, VA, March IL, 1875.
GREAT REDUCTION. atss ~
REDUCTION IN PASSENGER FARE

Il.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
: PASSENGER TRAINS leave West Point DAILY
ut A. b.. arriving ut Richmond at 10 AM; leave
P. NJ. ~ I;
Trains connect ut West Point with steamers from
Baltin1ore and all eastern points on WEDNESDAYS.
FRIDAYS, and SUNDAYS, and with steamers; for
WEDNESDAYS. and FRIDAYS. 1ssEtt
Edae W s. uU
rare 70 Hafimore and retura.......,......... 8 90
rare 10 ashtn 5ton so
Eare " NeW ork..-... 50
THRorGH FREiGHT TRAINS leave Richmo nd
u 5 a. d. on WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY, and SUM-
delivering freight In Baltimore early next morning;
returning leave West Point ut 81 r. H., arriving
ne Richmond at i: M.,s dnd contracting With the
through Freight Trains on the Richuond aud Dam
vile Taliroad Tor all southern points. ~ ~
EAPkESS. FREIGHT received on MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY before q p. n, viii
he delivered in Baltimore the following. day at 6
LOCAL FREIGHT TRAINS with. passenger.
coaches attached leave Richmond ut $50 A. ~ on
and leave West Point for Richmond the. same DAYS
ut Los "A. 81. arriving Mt Richmond at $3.50 Il. III.
The management takes pleasure IL announcing to
the travelling public and shippers that the steamers
OF this line between Baltimore and West Point hnye
been reiited In the most thorough manner for the
accommodation of passengers and freight.
Travellers taking this line arrive IN Baltimore In
ample time to connect with the rail lines for Phia-
dephia, New York. boston, and all eastern and west
ern points, .fS'' Z. s.
transfers at Richmond of freghts to from south
ern points.
y WIN. BRAGG, Master Transportation. NH IS
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BY Telegraph.

49,, NEW YORK. ..@.
Nrw YoRK. June -Noon-Stocks active and
lower. Money, q Gold, 112s. Exchange-Long,
1881: short, 400. States dull. Governments duii
az Erening.-Money easy at 3,.a4: Sterling firm at
4SSS Gold firm at l12aNll2ai. governments
dull and strong. States quiet and nominal.
F.. BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, June 29.-Virgnia consels, GSi!; de-
ferred. q. Bid to-day.
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DANyILLLE TOBACCO MARKET.

lReported expressly for the Richnond Dispatch
JUNE 29.-There ms been steady advance In
prices during the week Just passed.
LuqS.-Vcry common, S4@lS5: common, S5@s7;
medium, $7@3a good, $9g$l2.
Fiuers.-Common, $6G$lO; medium, SlO@*12;
good, $12@$15. .-.,.
SmokerSs-Common, S10@$l5: medium Drlenl,
Sl5@$lS; good to fancy, SlSGs25.
Fright Prappers.-Common, $16@S20 me-
dunn, $20@$2i good, $24@s3 g; extra, s3G&soo;
fancy, $50GG5S0. .,n
Uahoqdny Wrappers.-Commou, S14 GGS20 me
'dium, S2O@s30; good, $30@$4O; extra, s4o@
$50. 800 ~ . .r. ~. + .e.+.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
FOR THE NORTH AND WEST.

b.. lsjl4saf 4j,f5. II !. 5lss5 3
Potomac boats connects at Shepherd with through
eleepers Tor New York. fs!1ss ssSar
SsA. n daily Except Sundays), making close con.
necti0ns at Shepherd for the northwest arriving az
Philadelphia at ESQ ?. NJ. and New York at 1870
7. d.. st2f&t LIN. C0LFsySl
...g:- s. tll -. General Ticket Agent
:a.st,..s ss a. s. WHALING,
Southeastern Passenger Agent.
st-s.t stE.E:El5 II. r. SHARP.
je S-Sm .s5- Master Of Transportation.
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Z RlounosD AsD PxTTiKnsnbHa tssILRoaDl
.JIINE; atlf. frains

II Rlon,iosp AVID rxTs nsnris I, ssssLgs,szi
COMMENCING Jul q 1876 trains
" on this 1o:d VIII run ~ follows ~ ~
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH. " ~ 81 81
$40 A. M., TkIROEGIItb& LII ldaff feIccpt SIM
10 sorHes,igs for 81 pSi5is so oas
siliz s sna @s s'f s44s
l2g eP. IA. THROUGH AfA DAILY, kpnncettng
~ LETT stnsersf Izkfng tits frain VIII mike
lS~sst s-sfr close eahneRztCu 1T Esfersbnlg Tor
tsssttai Norfolk, xlsd g NORFOLK lEith spiendtd
j 1-4f5. adeipliia. aud NV Yors Fare Is low
!. igJistl ~ as by any other Jipe aS Bs.s s.
$40 p, D., FgEiG AT dailT tesssst SUNDAY u,rh
~ couch Attached, 81 80 4.
= ~ LEAVE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
1880, AsGMi; FRElGltP.TEA Is; DILL tsxfept sum
,1144 TsiRuG; s MAIL ssnaec,ing
1T %. % flt with iifchincnd Efriefak hsfurg and
/! .ioS gIssi Po,onse railroad tor paints Eass
7:s6 P? HaTHRo uGHaasArL ,diIy fc1seN san-
~ 1870 s, Rreilcr ksbtrg AID Potomac rufsrnad
~ As.f.6 Tor ali poiafs fsssk md West Pullman
iiiIys 53i}i q sleeper afsGSAnL trimming through
,. .71f Il, 10 IxlliEapte.fs akinB close cons
,g.s 9ss,iea Ia H and ono me
sf Il, aii ioi,is North aud West
p. 81 train from Petersburg VII, xt all sattonS
5fhfs the only line wi.h donbie trains making
close connes,ions Tor Ctasiestqas 10Innas AnEpsta
Savannah, and che South. Z. 80
s'isnssf so g ss s sss sai
All 1 TRAINS Iesyias Petersburg VIII s,ars nom
10 s. IaassTlsFs s;t.AesuAH. Superintendent s
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DOR NEW Rk.-The Old .eSEsS
T. Dominion Steamship Company $ .ssE sssssfss
teamship WYANOkE, Captain Couch, will sail
fRiDAY. June goth, at IL O'Clock a. u.
Freight received until 10 O'Clock A.. NJ. ~
Through bills OF lading signed and goods for
gartled with dispatch to all points north. soath,
east, and west; also, to foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed. I.
Cabin fare to New York, $12; round-triF tickets,
$50. Steerage. SO and IS. ...
For freight or passage, apply to
f. - -..g-,> 6. w. ALLEN & CO, Agents,
;o0e-ot COmpany's Wharf. Rockets.
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.

DOR PHILADELPHIA, PRO-cE@Rs
u vlDEECE, BOSTON, AND MON-taaEa&
TREAL.t. AND BILLS OF LADINGf SIGNED
j. ". EYERMhN, Captain
PLATT will receive freight for the above ports till
FRIDAY the 30tl instant, ut IL O'Clock. ~
Passage to Philadelphia including meals and state
room 50; second-class passage, including meals and
state ROOM $500 third-class passage without meals,
81. w. 7. PORTER, Agent.
lie 29-2t ..f No. 2425 Dock street.
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TAsiES RIVER STEAMBOAT,s
u COMPANY. 80 - -

JAMES RIVER STEAMBOATSf1sIsI
u ...., COMPANY is.,i -
FOR OLD POINT. NORFOLK PORTSMOUTH
BALTIMORE. PHILADELPHIA, 80
NEW YORK;. a6ss ~ =
AND ALL REGULAR LANDINGS ON TILE.
JAMES RIVER. Yg..5 ,rzsls7t
Making close connection at Norfolk with the new
and elegant steamer FLORIDA for BALEI-
MORE. and steinier LADY GFyTdE
LAKE for WASHISGTON,D %. 6.
On and after TUESDAY. May 18th, the fast and
elegant steamer JOHN SYLVESTER carrying the
United States mail, will leave Richmond f0r. the
above-named points TUESDAYS; THURSDAYS,
and SATURDAYS at O'Clock, A. III. ~
Passengers by this route can view by daylight All
the historical and Interesting points aud objects ON
the james river, including DUTCH GAP tpassDg
through the same) Qualifications, James,
town, Hampton Roads ETC.. and have four hourS at
Old Point for bathing and or two hours
The elegant new g Hygeias Hotel ut Old P0int IS
now open for the reception OF guests y
Fare to Old Point and Norfolk -. w 90
Fare to Old Point and Norfolk and return S60
Through tickets To Baltimore, Philadelpnfa, and
New York Mt reduced rates. -S .s.si Z ~,
Tickets for sale on steamers, ut GarDer u Cor
Tieket Agency, Main street. and ExchaIge Hotel ann
baggage checked through Freight received daily Tor
Bosfon Norfolk, and Portsmouth, an1 regular lanu-
inps on DANES river, front a. III. to g r. b., Ut
reasonable rates. ~ - 4
hfe'h''' ~ /: b. TaTUaI, General Agent.
ONCE CoinpallyS wharf, Rockets; branch Office
at w d. Blair 6 Co.'S. No. 303 Main street.
= j. ~ = i =
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC-JUNE30 80. 1876.
Sun rises $50. 4:46I HIGH TIDE:
Sun sets.......... 1920 Morning. Lao
Noon acts 1881 EVENING". l2:lS
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RICHMOND AND DANvTLLE RAILROAD CoMPY,}
Z 7ftE IalRICnRoND, VA, June 1,1S76.
OCHEDIII,E OF TRAINS. TAKING Eff

$50 a yHA ~
hiChhoSp AM DAMs ~ Inna Ijs7s
= -'l - hICnhosp Az onne :, 20, " -,
pCCHEDULE OF TRAINS, TAKING EF-
HEFCT JtTNEAT1J -pR AIE No. 1.-NHw YORK
~ 80 ~, - 20 I, 1850 II aavaa R,chmon6
ANg - VI is,o Jsip1,.f,r a. uni p NJ:
~ =. .S1 M leaves Bnrkeyfiie NJ 3:6l
IN SIeayes Glover tsupper) AZ $3.50 z. 81; leaves
WS-Irap AZ GSS n a6s i,syes Dsnyie
- I'll al D. N is.ves Precautionary Mt IO;25 r. NJ.
-. o. NJ al NJ jeayes SALISBURY
~ ~, ~, ~ - Oh n ris train stops
.rNes ~ i.o III a. o.a a. ...
onry AZ slaNons haNEu nuS. No syn Sv,r yopr
InAIS W. a.5tstGtT Jt ~ Dix ~ leaves
EIPKESS,-leaves SiaiiCose ~ 1!o a. IN. Th,,,a
Air-Llnco Jnnctieu Nv . a. ~. ieas NJ.
Grove at 3o0 a. leaves ssnsory 2. - N. ~
icayes aholasSiie w Al ~. eNt AZ Isvea
az V:iI q: q; save, @ t en- ~ a.
innaee q. S:vt =. d. n.as isaves nnrke
,iiio ~ leaves 1uIs ut LAG p III. ar.
saaa 81. ~ cbnoni AZ 3fs p NJ This train stops
oi NJ a sN M q nyrI,rnt,aIt MAII-EEw YORK
rn aIvnrN .eayss Richmond az $3.50 A. IL;
leaves Burkevie q, III; ~ asyss a.
L. ~, I.ae r. AZ icsSra at fB4 r. NJ
~ t,yY .nt tt N ,s % Ston1 Mt Mi stn
GO = - Ststy''S = -
lig srrs r,s M a. nv, Nr,v youx
fSis.,ntta az s.Is IN tcnxss
is ~ ~ Lac. Sn,ish,,rv
y AZ III ~ 10.s9 d
o. a. ~ fsSSIsr II. i.arna iTn,.t NJ
!, Az y. 12a m. ~ NJ
N r, ~, Z, aso d StoSsat ali stations
NO g srrSs:
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HIA, RICH xa@EFSs
SHIP LINE.-FOR PHILADELPHIA .PR0Yl-
DENCE. BOSTON. AND ALL NEW ENGLAND
STATES, THREE TIMES A WEEk.-Untl further
trips, leaving Philadelphia every 7 UES Day,
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, and RicnHond
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAYS con
Meeting at Providence with Boston end Providence
railroad for Boston, and by Fall River line fot
the same city ria Cape Cod, landing at Old Colony
"ei''' 40" =. : y. - W. r. PORTER, Agent,
2425 Dock street, Richmond.
WILLIAM r. CLYDE 4 CO.. lrs {
General Agents, -
No 12 South Wharves, Philadelphia !.
1911 .-..... !. ID. ID. G., MINK Agent I
myl7 No 20 Deyonsire street. DostOnsr
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A Mob After the West Virginia Muir
derer and RIOrse-Thief-.Hci 10 RecO2-
.nize.I as One of the Huntington
Bank-RObbers.

Bank Robbers.
Especial telegram TO the Dispatch
BARBouRsvILLE, w. VA, June 29.-The
supposed murderer and horse-thief was
identified last night by Mr.. Turner, who is
yet alive. Turner'S deposition was taken.
A large party followed the murderer to
Hurricane, trying to take him from the
sheriff for the purpose Of hanging him to
the first convenient tree. The sheriff Sue
ceeded in conccaling him, and the mob re-
turned by train this morning to Hunting
ton and other points. They will in all pro-
liability take him from Hurricane Jail and
swing him.
The prisoner WAS also recognized rs one
OF the Huntington bank-robbers.
lie gave his name as Cox. Articles clip
ped from newspapers were found on his
person offering L reward for J. D. Cox for
deeds Of simila. character rs this committed
in different States.
Burglars tools and counterfeit money
were taken from him after his arrest.
lie is doubtless great desperate. He
has already indicated that he can and de-
sires to give wonderful information before
he is hung, if, indeed, he is to be so justly
dealt with.
Boiler Explosion---Fivo Persons Sc
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DuL-HEADS, 81 to $40 per ream, at the
ID DISPATCH PRINTING-H0USE.
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BALTIMORE 2. June 29.-Flour dull. but csc. higher
for baltimore high grades City Mills; Rio brands,
s7@s7.25; family, $3.50; Others unchanged.
Wheat steady and firm; Pennsylvania red, si;35 90
steady; White, 55@5sc.: yellow, see Oats quiet
and firm /; southern, 37GH46. Rye quiet Provisions
Shoulders, SS4S4c.; clear rib. 10aGa1 0Tc., Ba-
con-Shouldcrs. 9sc.; clear rib, 12c. Hams, 14iSGg
l5Hc. Lard steady; rchneI, 124@l Coffee
nolninally firm: Job lots, 154M1Sac. Whiskey
firm. Sugar active at 10a@l0ho.
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WINES. LIQUORS. &c.

BLACKBERRY BRANDY VIRGINIA
ID nade). BRANDY manufactured from Scupper-
uong Grape, ut So per gallon ut c
ie liz CHRISTIAN u w Hi
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