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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-06-03

HOW THEY PASSED THE NIGHT IL A NEW YORE


VILLAGE.
4 Syracuse O.. " special says; The
citizens Of Earlville are indignant over the
cruelty and lawlcSsncSS OF q party Of stu
dents from Madison University who paid a
visit there Thursday night. Between II
and / O'Clock about fifty students drove
into town from Hamilton. They hired
Felt Hall. The students. most OF whom
are studying for the ministry. assured the
owner OF the hall that their exercises were
legitimate, and nothing out OF tie way
should occur. When they got posses
sion OF il. however, the lights were eX-
tinguIshed. Then it was learned that they
were going 10 haze two young students
who bad been dragged from their beds.
blindfolded tied hand and foot, and con-
veyed there. The young men were taken
up into the hall and placed in t@o barrels,
into which several nails had been driven,
with the points protruding on the inside.
The barrels were then rolled about the hall
for an hour. and finally thrown down two
flights OF stairs into the street. The shouts
and cries Of the two outraged students
could be heard block away.
\ lire was also built in the centre OF the
floor OF the hail, and iirecrackers and other
fireworks were discharged promiScuouSly
in the street. The prosecutors shouted and
fred reyOlycrs. They also broke nearly
every ,treet-lamp IN town. Citizens were
very much frightened. Mrs. II. b. Kinney
aud Mrs. Henry Marcy, who were lying
dangerously sick az their homes, are said
10 be dying from the fright.
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CAPTAIN George y. Mittn4cht, pension
LAWYER. Wa, indicted by the United States
grand iurv fin New York Friday for
ALLEGED attempt 20 deiraud the pension
fund bv getting woman 10 personate the
widow oi q deceased officer OF the late war.
Chica.o has twenty miles OF cable rail-
road. with ~ ears. and the steam engine,
do the work Of $40 horses. The running
time between the courthouse and city
limits, q distance Of four miles, is twenty
five miuu,es less than when horses were
used.
The signal Corp, station at NanSaquan,
y. j.. reports that q floating bottle wa,
Iicked mp oil Spring Lake, y. j., MAY
Both. containing the following: "lf this
should ever reach shore and be found,
please tell my wife, Elizabeth ". Brewer,
OF Point Pleasant. y. j., that my vessel is
sinking. and we will all be lost. Give my
love 70 her. and tell the boys to take care
OF her" II was dated - ISL The lost
vessel was the schooner IDA Birdsail, Of
Toms river. Y. j.
The schooloi thcnobles in Toxic, Japan,
has. IN the court behind the schOol-bulld-
ing, physical map ofthat country between
800 and 200 feet long. IL is made Of turi
and rock. and is bordered with pebbles,
which look 90 little distance much like
water. Every inlet, river, and mountain Is
reproduced ia this model with fidelity TO
detail which Is simply wonderful. Lati-
tude and longitude are indicated by tele-
graph-wires. and tablets show the position
OF the cities.
A petition was fled in the Circuit Court
OF Baltimore Friday by James Marion Roche,
OF Baltimore, through Ernest Rial, his So
Hector. 10 have his name changed 10 James
MariOu Roche Crouch He says that as q
reason therefor, being without family, he
has become attached and devoted TO i. y.
W. Crouch. the composer OF " Kathleen
MuvOurnccn." &C.. aud his family, and be
feels That by adopting the name OF Crouch
he can better care for his adopted father in
his declining years. and after he Is gone
his little children can have the petitioner
10 look up 10 as brother.
The Smyrna DELI Times says Jennifer
:. TAYLOR. Of that place, an auctl0neer. and
formerly deputy coroner, was arrested a
few days ago on charge Of threatening
the life Of Miss Emma Messick. The hear
Ing brought ont the statement that Taylor
has for some time been under the hallucna-
ton that Miss Messick "had range-light
machine, such as is employed by the light
houses on the Delaware river, by the
use Of which two Gies away she could
read the secrets OF his life. what he
had done IN the past, and what he could do
in the future, and what was his special tor
meut, this light was turned on him The
most OF the time. She would thus appear
10 him sometimes in his room, then sus-
pended in the air, occasionally talking TO
him and telling bnn things that were bar
rowing TO his peace Of mind, until he felt
like Kidding himself Of the object that
haunted him day and night, and hence the
threat 10 take her lifev
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Tc,egrnphic Brevifies.

White & Rush, wholesale clothing mer-
chants OF No. AZ Broadway, to-day filed
an insoyent schedule; laDil Il, esa stated
at sl37. 022: nominal assets, SlSl, 1888; and
actual assets, SIS, 500.
The Roord Of Visitors to the Naval Aca-
domv at Annapolis met yesterday morn
inc and Organized. ReaT-Admiral Howell
was chosen president and senator e 9ie Lappam
committees the Board adjourned to Mon
day. Nayal-cadet v. Ii. Allen, oil Wash
ington, has resigned
\ Crystal springs. Mss, 81. special says :
Mrs Navtield's store was struck by light
ming ldrs; and and Miss Clara Cook killed; She was
surrounded by several ladies, all OF whom
escaped.
The committee in the organization Of the
hr;dne trnstees. TO whom was referred the
matter Of the late disaster In New York,
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Alarming News from indians.

IBy telegraph 10 the Di>p1tclI
TOMBSTONE, ARIZONA, June 2.-Adyices
to the Epiaph from the Mexican head
quarters at OpOsua say that on May 18th
coul1ers arrived there bringing the alarm
ing intelligence that Indians had appeared
in force at Nacorl on Thursday last. The
authorities had asked for rcinf0rcements,
a. they were afraid OF being attacked at
any moment. Only thirty soldiers, con-
>i,ting OF State troops, under Lieutenant
Jesus Mayin Morence, are at present sta
toned there.
When the courier left the Indians were
killing cattle within six hundred yards OF
The town. The Indians were nearly all
di,mounted. and had evidently led from
Sierra Madrcs to escape from General
Crook. No news from General Crook has
been received at these headquarters. Had
there been an engagement it would be
known here, as Colonel Bandola, who is
commanding. has scouts constantly recon-
noitcring the Sierra Madrcs. Reinforce
ments have been sent to NacOri, and news
hourly expected.
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a Mediterranean Mystery.
WHO CAN EXPLAIN WHY AND HOW THE MARY
CELESTE WAS ABANDONEDg
New York Worid.l


The American brig Mary Celeste. eGS
tons register, under the command q Cap
tain Bob Fleming, sailed from this port last
week. Ten years ago a British merchants
man sailing the Mediterranean saw the
Mary Celeste a few miles TO the lecward
with al sall set, vet behaving in such a
manner that a sailor could see that some
thing was wrong. Receiving no answer to
their hail, they boarded her. The sight
that greeted them there excited q feeling OF
intense curiosity.
Every sail was set. the til!er was lashcd
fast, and not a rope was ont OF place.
Everything allow and aloit was in perfect
order. The fire was burning quietly in the
galley. The dinner was standing untastcd
and scarcely cold. The cargo ia the hold
was intact. The pumps were dry.
No one, living or dead. was on board.
The sailors searched yainly for an cXplans-
ton Of the sudden disappearance OF the
captain, his wife, his child. and the crew.
The log written up TO the hour OF her
discovery showed that she hailed from Bos-
ton.
There was not drop Of blood. lock Of
hair, disordered room, or anything TO
show the sign OF a struggle.
The boats were in their places. There
was not the slightest clue by which 4 rca-
sonablc hypothesis could be advanced TO
explain where the crew had gone.
From that day TO this not the slightest
clue has been obtained by the owners, nor
have they ever been able to frame an eX-
PLANTATION Of how she was abandoned. or
hazard guess rs to why she was ADAM
dOned.
Captain Fleming says that she has been a
lucky ship ever since. and that never n
ghost or spOok OF those who vanished
have ever appeared on her since. In the
cabin child's toys were scattered around,
and a piece OF woman's dress was still
under the needle Of the COMMUNICATING.
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ID AND DANVlLLE RAILROAD, eight miles
from Richmond. This celebrated summer resort
has been opened by VI. :. JAME~ g son, Of the
Purcell and Mansion Houses. Norfolk. Va. and the
guests gih enjoy not only the old Virginia wei
come which has ALWAYS been extended a. the pa
irons of the Hotel but viii, through the enterprise
OF the present lessee have all the delicaccs II the
Norfolk market, such Soft Crabs, Fish. &C..
which win be shipped daily from Norfolk by ~
4. VI. re1ching Bon Air 40 1 o'clack y. VI.
Tie celebrated WOLfIRAP IlIhIA WATER
always on hand for the use Of the guests.
For terms, &C.. apply 10 FRANK ID. HILL
co, ll0S Main street. Richmond. Va.
VI. :. JAMES & SON,
je 3-lm Projectors.
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yiniIrnnn MnffpTs.

IHy icIcg.aph % thc Uispaicl.I
WILMINGTON, DEL, June An Ecfry
Evening special from Georgetown says
Final arrangements for consolidating the
Junction and Brcakwater system OF rall-
road. under the title Of Delaware, Mary
land and Virginia railroads. were COM
plctcd Yesterday, and the directors Of the
new company chosen. The consolidated
roads extend from Harrington, Del, to
Franklin City, Va.
The Sussex Midland charter has passed
into the hands Of jerome Bradley, OF New
York. and his associates, and the survey OF
that road from Georgetown to Bridgcyille
will begin on Monday. The road between
those points is to be built within twelve
months.
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yerome-Park Races.

fBy telegraph 70 the Dispatch.l
NEW YORK, june 2.-f'irst Race-PursC
$500, / ! miles-Trafalgar first, Nimrod Sec
ond, Blackstone third. Time, 1908.
Second Race-lt miles, Fordham handi.
cap, sweepstakes Of $50 each, with 500
added Monroe first, Free Gold
second, Macbeth third. Time, 2:i4.
Third Race-Withcrs stakes for three
year-olds, 800 each, $1,000 added, ont
mile-George Kinney first. PizniTo second
Trombone third. Time, lbs.
Fourth Race-Juvenile stakes for two.
year-olds, with 5000 added, half mile
Reyeler first, Burton second, Leo third
Time. 80 seconds.
Fifth Race-Stecplcchasc; purse 5000, Of
which 800 to second; for all ages; full
course-Yonkers first, Ranger second
Imelda third. Time, ar.
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Child Killed by u Boar.

lChaIiOtte q. ca Journal Observer
A gentleman who arrived in this city
from Lancaster county gives us the particll-
lars Of a shocking tragedy enacted in the
family Of the Turks who were recently in
this city with their bears. The Turks were
encamped near Lancaster. and last Thurs
day the big black bear killed aud partly de-
youred one Of the children. The Turkish
women were not noticing the child, and IL
got too close 10 the bear, when the savage
animal knocked It's brains out with one
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pos.mnsfcrs. Beware!

10y telegraph 10 The Dispaith.l
WASHINGTON. june administrations
raj Gresham to-day issued the following
order:
.sPostmasters at first and second-class
offices will hereafter give their personal NJ
tention TO the busInc>, oil lher once, and
not absent themselves thereIrom without
authority granted upon WTltten application
to this Department. VOCATION Oh TINS or
der will be sufficient cause Tor removal"
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Decline islIrOn Ore.


10y lcl0g70ph % thc Disnatc6.I
READING. PA, June 2.-The price OF
iron ore at number Of mines has fallen
in sympathy with the decline. in pig-iron
along the East Pennsylvania road. Ore war
ranted to yield 30 per cent. was offered to-
day at 1928 and . per ton. Ore which
sold some time ago ut - is now selling at
80. with very little demand. At several
places wages have been reduced to Zoe. for
ten hours work. and some operators will
hereafter require the men to work eleven
hours under ground. There Is no sign
Of difficulty vet
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virginia News.

Elizabeth City county was visited by q
fine rain Thursday evening.
Orange county has the oldest school
teacher.
The Hampton Monitor says: Lieutenant
Rafferty,. from Old Point, had his shoulder
dislocated, his knee bruised, and received
q severe cut over the eye by the fall OF bis
horse at the end Of Hampton bridge Tues
day.
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rn,rron,s i'm n Starving Condition.

IEy tcclrlIN ~ TIC UI7pdIcH'I
NoRTH ADAMS, Mass. June "A family
OF fifteen Irish cmigrants, unable to speak
English. who were shipped here from BCs-
ton recently with just money enough 20
nav their fare. have been discovered on the
verge OF starvation i'm % miserable tenement
wholly destitute Of furniture. Six OF them
were sent TO Beaver Hills to learn spin
ming. and their condition became known
to the operatives. who assisted them and
notified the authorities.
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blow Of It's huge paw, and then tore It's
flesh of by the mouthfnl before the men
could beat the bear into subsection. The
body Of the child was buried by the Turks,
who then turned in and gave their remain
ing two children good whipping each to
make them keep away from the bears.
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TIE MISSING UNDERsHRT.-T morn
inc was warm. and he imprudently made a
change in his underciothing. Our climate
Is deceptiye. Before evening there came
m n chilly storm. An attack OF sickness
foIloved OF course. But PERRY DAvls's
PArS.KItLga was used for relief, with the
happiest effect. In these summer months
OF suddenly-varying temperature every
body ought to keep bottle OF this yalIla-
bic remedy within reach.
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met yesterday and declared II to BE- unwlse
10 allow pedestrians on roadways designed
for horses and vehicles. The committee
received many suggestions from all quar-
tiers In regard to preventing occurrences Of
fho 1iqaefer
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by Telegraph,


NEW YORK. June e.-tXcnange, 4S5i. Gov
ernh.nts somewhat higher: new SIS, lu3t bid
new 4f's. 10 ; new 4's, 1874: new g.. lO3e.
Money 25h3 per cent state bonds dull. sub
Treasury balances-Gold. sll3,I7l.000; curren-
cy. f7.S02.0OO.
Speculation ON the stock Exchange to-day has
been dull ana somewhat irregular, but IN The main
strong. IN market opened | rr p higher than n
closed yesterday. and Immediately after the OPEN
Ing there was further advance Of "a per cent,
led by canada southern. This was followed by 2
reaction extending to p. after which the market
again became strong. and shortly after midday re-
corded AN advance Of 9n =, IN which New Jersey
Central. Reading, Erie. and Richmond aud Dam
Vile we're the leading features. I'm the early part
of the afternoon the list rCccded fraction. but
again became strong, and during the next hour and
4 half sold up 4Wi4. the Coal shares. Union
Pacific, and the Omahas beng The most prominent
i'm the upward movement. TIE prices here reached
were the highest for some time past. I'm the late
trade speculation became less active and price.
dropped on fraction. but most OF this reaction
MAS recovered In the final dealings. The market
closed Irregular but I'm the main firm NJ an al
vance on the days transactions ot SUI Ier cent
Tire Coal shares. Union Pacific. and the Wander
bits being the most conspicuous therein. Sale.
aggregated 100000 shares.
The stock Exchange viii open ~ ii O'Clock ON
Mondays from June Attn 10 september 24th In
elusive.
BANK STATEMENT.
NEW YORK. June 2.--The weekly statement
Of the associated banks shows the following
changes: Loans increase, Sl.294.3OO; specie do
crease, sJ7j 300; lcgu-iendcrs increase, S79i.-
200; deposits increase, Sl.29S.60O: circulation
increase. $4,000: reserve decrease. Slu5.7jO.
The banks now hold S9,O7l.7JO I'm excess Of
legal requirements.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE .Juuc 2.-Virania G's. second series
3J %: new lO-fO's, BY new IS 3d.. Bld.
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FIRST Anniversary Of Garibaldi's
DgnIfl.

ROME. June 1.-The anniversary Of the
death OF General Glribaldi was commence
rated to-day throughout Italy. The syndic
Of Rome unveiled the bronze bust OF Carl
baldi in the capitol. \ number Of persons
formed in procession and marched to the
capitol to witness the myeiling ceremony.
In passing the Austrian embassies the pro-
cessiOni,ts shouted "Niya Obcrdank."
The Chamber Of Deputies to-day passed
bill providing for the erection OF Il ma
tional monument TO Garibaldi on Janiculan
Hill. the site OF Garibaldi's defence OF
Rome ngalnsf the French in 1870.
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UNDER ONE MANAGEMENT.
THE WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS HOTEL,
COTTAGES. AND RESTAURANT,
GREENBRIER COUNTY, VIVA,
OPENS JUNE l5TH.

The most celebrated resort I'm the south Cif-
mate cool aud delightful. Waters wonderful IN
their therapeutic effects. Terms: $3.50 per Jay,
s2l per week. and s7j per month.
Circulars describing hyg,enic advantages Of
either place furnished on application.
H. PHEBUS,
70 3-eOd Proprietor and lessee.
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Mexican Affairs.

PANAMA, May 2f.-MeXican papers print
ed on the Pacific coast are commencing to
abuse General Dia, for his friendship with
General Grant. and to declare that the
autonomy Of the republic wil be threatened
should Dia> become President. The poverty
stricken condition OF the treasury; tear
that paper currency will take the place Of
coin. and the possible collapse OF many
railroad schemes. are subject, Of debate; as
also grants Of SljoO0OO0O in aid Of rail-
roads, whilst public instruction is almost
forgotten. The Sinoloa papers IN particu-
lar write strongly on these points.
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HOTEL COMFORT.
IL QUEEN STREET HAMPTON, VA.

This elegant and newly-furnishei hotel Is now
0Ien Tor tie reception Of guests. TIN, hotel. hay
lng been lifted mp with the greatest attention 10
the modern requirements sl the travelling public,
supplies a want long cApcf euccd 10y those visiting
Hampton ln quest ~ comfort economy. elNihty,
wcil-prop3rcd food. cleanliness. and poliieness.
Meals 40 all hours iu restaurant. special terms
for iamihcs.
Large slmplc-rOoms Tor commercials. whose pa
trouaec 4. SPECIALLY asked for. Commercial rates,
~ per day. H. BARNARD, Proprietor.
NH f-d3n Late Manager Of Bon Air Hotel.
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SUMNER RESORTS.
OLD POINT COMFORT, VIRGINIA
HYGETA HOTEL,

Open all the year, and accommodates 900
guests Excellent Boaiing aud Fishing. and the
Bathing Tire finest ON the Atlantic coast. Terms
less Tor The accommodations gwen than any resort
In the country.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

SATURDAY. June 2. 1888.
sALEs-FrRsT BoAnD.-1,O00 Richmond and
Danvlle consols, 1885. at I00f; 30 shares Rich
mond and Allegheny Railroad stock NJ lOs.
SECOND BOARD.-5O shares Charlotte, Columbia
and Angnsta Railroad at 3il..
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NV YORK COTTON FUTURES.

NEW YORK. June 2.-Cotton-Net receipts,
- bales; gross receipts. 092 bales; Futures
siO.74: july. slO.73HS1O.74: August. elO.7j
mSlO.7G: Scmcmhcr SiO.4SI slp.i9; October,
SIOl9MSlO.2u, November, Sl.lOHslO
December. SlO.llMflO.l3: January, slO.leN
slUIg; February. flO.2sU 5000.
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NOW OPEN,
y BLUE-RIDGE SPRINGS, VA
THE UNRlNALLED WATER rOR DYSPEP-
STA.

! Eminent iurists. physicians. ministers. and hun
dreds Of dysicpics throughout The land. laud and
praise ihis Water
60 to POLK MILLER 8 CO.'S. on Main street,
aud try IT, then come and spend the summer ~ the
midst of the Wild and grand scenery Of The Blue
Ridge Mountains. l. viii give you new lease On
life. Address PHIL +. BROWN.
LII IL
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cOUTHERN HEADQUARTERs-PRI-

- NATE RDARDlNG, 1901 Broadway, corner
Foriy-fourih street. New Work city. Reasonable
rates for summer months. d. JAY ALI pro-
urleior iate tillrdiu House. Galveston, Tex. Re
fcr. 10 colonel r.. S. Jemispn, cotton tNrhaf ge,
and 4 i. Brady, E~I., Atlanta, ana $50 Bnadway,
Nc,y Yorb ci'v. my 2i2w
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rJ,HE TRUE FOUNTAIN OF HEALTH.
COLD SULPHUR SPRINGS.
TWO MILLS SOUTH or GOSHEN,
Chn-anelko and OHIO rnllMay.

THIS delightful waterng-p place VIII Dee ready for
the reception OF visitors on the l>r OF JUNE,
1888.
The Cold sulphur springs possess TIE rare At
traction Oi mountain and water scenery combined.
The WATERS 81 tn, spring are renowned Tor
their great curative power~ u that i -trc,-ing lis
ease Dy-pcp-il. and Tie many sympathetic alice
tiOns arising thcIcirOn.
BOARD: - per day. $40 week. s35 Ter month.
II. A.GOODLOE & son,
my 27-eodiwf Pruprc'ors.
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by Telegraph.
NEW SuI,k.

SRw WORK., June 2.-Cotton dun and nominal /;
sales. 50 hic,; uplind-. lu4r.; orleans, lc.:
consolidated net rcctipis. 3.j69 bales, exports
~ treat Britain. 3.02l bales 10 france, los
halas. southern flour steady and quiet Wheat
irregular and unsettled: opening hmfc. higher;
subsequently ruled weaker and reacted inIsc..
closing. however. steadicr ar "a shade above tine
lowest points: sales. No. spring nominal; TN
graded spring. sl.Oj: ungIahei red. TLOSn
Tl.22t MOI red. june. Sl.22 sl.23b; July.
Sl.24 .nt$l2j,. COrn-Cash t0ac. higher; or
ton, opened tWic. better: afterwards lost the
advance. closing firm: trade less active: ungr1ded.
56d &C.: yellow southern. 7OM7lc.. white
southern. G9r7l L.: 40. 2. June. j1,m66i sc.:
july, Go W67c. oats opened i5H.c higher, closed
steady. with the advance lost and less doing; No..
3. 4J1c.. 10. 3 white, SOC; No. ,. Jane, 4JhH
iGlc.: july, SO ai7-c. Hops very dun and
prices wholly nominal. Coffee quot and steady /;
prices without important change; No. Rio. spot.
STIJ. SUGAR dull steady. and nominal: refined
guiei Nola,scs duil and easier; 5O-tc-t re-.
lined. p So. for grocery grades. Rice unchanged.
Ro-in quiet and steady. TurVontine steldyat &c.
Hides unchanged and duh. Wool DAN and unset
tied: domestic fleece, 3On3Gc.; unwnshcd. l2H
2sc Pork more or less nominal; demand unim-
poriaut: options neglected. Middies dun and
nominal. Lard lO0 II points lower and mode
rtoly active. closing -teadicr. prime steam I'm small
lots. SIl.l5@ SLIPS; iull parcels. quoted ~
Leo II LTD; Jane. rll.JOM : go: july.
II Boo : l.6l. frCights lower
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MARINE INTELLIGEHCE.
IMMATURE ALMANAC 70
PoRr or RICHMOND, JUNE ?, 1888.

steamship Roanoke Couch New orh' mer'
ct,n,li.e ma messengers G.. ". Allen * Coz agents.
steamer " yomiug. smith. Philadelphia, iner-
chsudlse.J Is. Mctarurk. agent
steamer Ariel. Glhori' NoiioiN' m,fd state
mail. msrrntn,u- e., and passengers, l.. b. TatEu
superintendent.
SAILED.
schooner Charlie. L. Jeffrey, Bassctt, Boston
co,l. Chc,lreahe and OhO Railway Company
vessel, Curtis * Parker.
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GUNNER BOARD
pICTURE-rRAmEs, ENGRAyINGs,&c.

IN ORDER TO REDUCE Ny LARGE
STOCK or
PICTURES AND FRAMES
have decided TO make reductions Of IRON 20 ID
so per cent. IA prices ON all goods.
About so styles OF sSlO PHoio1kAfh-
FRAMES at the lowest price eser sold In the city.
over 500 styles OF STANDING EASEL
FRAMES 10 be sold below cost.
Those in want FRAMES or PICTURES VIII
nnd this irst-class opportunity 10 purchase. Call
ana examine goods aud sec prices at
l.. LEWiS'S.
mya No. sl2 Nala sircets