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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-06-21
Brighton Beach Races.

IBy telegraph 10 inc BlspaIch-J
New YORK. June 2O.-First race-three-
quarters OF mile, Ghost won by neck ;
Royal Arch second, Ruly third. Time,
l:1Gl.
Second race-Selling race. one mile
John Ledford won; Hotachimie second.
Woodcraft third. Time, l:44.
Third race-one and a quarter miles
Helarity won; Lord Edward second, and
Wave O'Light third. Time. 2:ll@.
Fourth race-Seven furiongs-Carry
Stewart won; Hazard second, and Green
bush third. Time, 1872.
Fifth race-hurdle race one mile and a
quarter over five hurdles-Coinag won,
Bonaretta second, II Captain third. Time,
2.19t.
stone, the jockey, struck Cowal with the
butt Of his whip under the eye while finish
ing in the fourth race, iniuring him severe
". The judges ruled stone of the track
forever
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-06-21
other Failures.

10y Telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l
NV YORK, June 20.-Among the fail
ures reported to-day is thai Of the Howe
Scale Company, Of Rutland, VI. Edwards
Rapallo has been appointed receiver.
PARIS. Ky. June 20.-Rev. George T.
Gould, president Ct the Millersburg Female
College, has assigned. Liabilities un-
known. Assets. $4,000.
MOBILE, ALA, June 20.-Gardner &
Cats. cotton merchants % old standing
and reputation. assigned to-day. Liabili-
ties, SlG5,000; assets, $4,000. Captain
W. II. Gardner, who IS president OF the
National Cotton Exchange % America.
says the complications Of the New Orleans
house Of Gardner & Copp. coupled with
Gardner & Gatts's own losses. have forced
the assignment.
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Railroad Matters.

By telegrapu 10 NE DlsIl.ICH'J
New YORK, June 20.-George ;. Scott,
George II. Baker. Of the First National
Bank. and II. c. FahnestOck, OF Wins
low. Lanier d Co., representing the Rich
mond and Danville Interests in the East
Tennessee. Virginia and Georgia railroad
have resigned from the Board OF Direct
ors Of the latter fOmpany.
President Thomas, Of the East Tennes.
see. Virginia and Georgia railroad. wall
act as the executive OF his company until
the election Of new president, which Is
expected at an eaTly date.
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by telegraph 10 he Dispatch.

NEW YORK. June 20.-The business fall
ures OF the past week throughout the coun-
Iry number for The United States lS2. and
for Canada twenty-three: total, 20j, com
pared with q total OF DDS last week. Fail
ures continue 20 De numerous on The Pa
cifc coast and in the South. and the de-
cre2se Of twenty-three failures a compared
with last week is cue 10 a falling of IN
other sections Of the country about equally
distributed.
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Another INVESTIGATION Ordered.
IBy telegraph 10 She Dispatch

WASHINGTON, ID. c., June 20.-Secretary
Chandler has ordered court OF inquiry to
investigate the frauds recently pracdced by
means Of false vouchers in tbs Bureau OF
Medicine and Surgery Of the Navy. An
other warrant was sworn out to-day against
a prominent Washington stationer, named
Dempsey, implicated 10 tbese frauds.
Detective William +. Wood has repre-
sented to the Secretary Of The Navy that
he has found evidence Of even more extern
siye frauds in other bureaus OF the Navy
Department than il that OF medicine and
surgery.
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SMALLPOX nn Iowa.

By telegraph 20 The Dlspatcn'l
CucAeo. June 20.-A dispatch from Des
MONIES. Iowa. 10 the Journal says: "SeVe-
ral Eases OF smallpox are reported in smell
hv county, originating 10 family OF emf,
Grants. who came through Baltimore ana
We're there given health certificates. TWO
y, the family have died and seven neigh
hors are down with the disease"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-06-21
Tennessee Democratic Convention.
IBy telegraph 10 the Dispatel

NASHVILLE, Tenn, June 20.-The Dem
ocratic state Convention adjourned last
night after renomnating Governor Bate
by acclamation. The platform endorses
the administration OF Governor Bate, re-
cards the adjustment Of the debt OF Ten
nessee As final, and pledges faithful
maintenance OF lis conditions, and IA
vors tarif for sufficient revenue only
IN defrav the expenses Of the Govern
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The Fate Of Berber.
fBy cable 10 the Dispatch.


SUAkIr. June 20.-Twenty-One pilgrims
have arrived at Suakim from Kbartoum.
They left Khartoum on May 18th. and say
that Berber at that time was safe and had
full supply Of provisions.
CAIRO. June 20.-Muduir. OF Dongala.
has been ordered 10 ascertain the truth
concerning the reported fall Of Berber.
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I corned beef In the street. or the news OF
the day. lie turns many an honest penny
In the course Of a day, and yet be per-
forms mach work for which be receives no
paw. No person or object Of interest be-
gins to excite as much interest, and this
singular, busting individual appreciates
the honor in bis own peculiar way.
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An Incendiary Conspiracy i'm Ger
many.

lliy cable 20 The Dispatch.l
LONDON. June 20.-A Berlin dispatch 10
the Morning Post saws that several impor-
tant arrests were made Yesterday in con
nection with an incendiary conspi acy.
This conspiracy, it j asserted, has ram
ifcations in America. Should inquiry
prove that German conspirators have re-
ceived funds from America immediate
diplomatic action will be taken by the Ger
man representative at Washington.
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Race R.tuaen norse and a BicycIisi

By Telegraph 70 nc I'4spaICH'I
PHILADELPHIA, PA, June 20.-At Jumbo
Park TODAY John :. Prince, the champion
bicycfst. and the trotting-horse Scotland
engaged in ten-mile race for stake Of
$500 a side The qua! track
was too much Of q handicap for the horse,
and Prince won easily in 80 minutes 3j'
seconds.
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.ns e,e.apeake and Ohio Canal.
rRr iel,rrarh ID dc Dlspatch.J

Nv ICIt- FdIH u tIIV 1E1"F7"''''1
RAIrruoRE. June 20.-A meeting OF the
Board OF Directors Of the Chesapeake and
Ohio canal was held to-day. 1t was re-
solved 10 reduce the pay OF all the olncers
and clerks 20 per cent. and dispense WITH
All labor not absolutely necessary 10 Inc
efficient working OF the canal. The ques-
ton Of q reduction OF tolls was not dis-
noSed Of.
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aAsusx asrxa.LsssExCn.
PoRT or KTcHKoNp. JuyE 90, 1894.


Schooner Mary ID. Ireland, Taylor, Phiaee3-
phia, coal. {. II. Pare.
schooner T. Harris Kirk. Cavalier, Perth Am
boy. railroad Iron. W. II. Curtis af.nt.
schooner fonr Sisters, Bunker, henneoee' ice,
Mrs. Jane King.
schooner II. 5. Lsndfair, Woodland. Urchilla
guano. TraYers, SDead A Co.
Schooner IDA V. McCabe. higgins. Hsvre dc
Grace. coal. :. +. Lzthrop.
schooner Thomas richards, Hopkins, Hsvre de
Grace. coal, :. +. Lathrop.
SAILED 18TH.
schooner Mair 4 Cranmer, Budd. Boston, Goa !,
Curtis Parker.
ARRIVED 2orB.
Steamer ARIEL, clifford, Norfols, Uni ed states
mall, N, rcEABdise. and p2sssnRe,s L. H. ta;afa.
spperints ndert.
schooner Veto, Springer. KcnDebec, Ice, Mrs.
Jane King.
schooner e. W. Anderson. Perth Amboy, rail-
road iron, w. ii. Curtis. agent
schooner Yankee Doodle, Rose. Philadelphia
coal. Turpn & Martin.
schooner J. Bradley, Hudson. Hayre de Grace :
coal. :. T.. LAthrop.
schooner J. H. Nandusen. Broye, Perth Amboy,
raiiroad iron. W. II. Curtis. agent.
schooner Frank Mcdonnell. SOUL. Perth AM
boy, railroad iron. ". II. Curtis. agent
Schooner Grace Nandusen, Reeves. Perth AM
boy. railroad iron. W. n. Gurus. agent
SAILED corn.
steamer WySBoEe, BuIphers. New York. mer.
chan n ~ aud passengers. G.. ". Allep& Co.
steamship Pioneer. -, Philadelphia. merchant
disc and passengers. j. ". McCarrick. agent
Schooner A. v. Bergen. Chambers. stamford
t,atN. - n oocarpnoy vcS>ci, Curtis faIAaI.
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,,,saen Arms and Ammunition

Nv CaUlt t1It t1I's'~EN71.I
CoRK. June 2O.-A quantity OF revolsers
rides. and ammunition has been Iouuo
buried near the Cork military oal rschs'
The arms had been recently removed lroin
. house in Cork and buried ior saie.s
The clue which led 10 their discovery wa
furnished by an iniormer.
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New Virginia Wheat.
10y telegraph 10 the Dispatch

IbY t"IctfdIln 70 lIIt IIIspdICU'I
BALTIMORE, June 20.-The first new
wheat received on Change in this city was
sold TODAY. Ii was OF the Fultz variety.
grown in Middlesex county. Va, and
though damp brought S1.5j per bushel for
lot OF tWenty-four bushels.
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ny Telegraph.
NEW YORk

NV YopK, June 2O.-Cotlon easier. .a'e>.
1.lG3 'ale- uplands. HE; Orleans. llEc.'
weekly net receipts. 335 bales gross receipts,
2.5l2 bale; eNports-to Great Britain, ll454
bale, 10 The continent 1898 bales; sales.
LASS bales stock. 25l,43l bales consolidated
uft receipts to-day, g5Z bale; eXporis-io Great
britain. 4.Os5: 10 TIE continent LIS. southern
1our qulei and rather weak. Wheat = % lc.
lower; ungraded white. 79agSc.; No. 2 red,
June nominal al 99c.; july, S9sc.nsl.Ol.
Coru-Spot. 4 70 i. lower, closing easy NJ. 2
G2saG5c June. 6Zm 63c. Osts L. lc. lower,
closing easy: No. =. mixed, JUNE 80 Ia 80 g..
Hon, very firm. CCaee-spOt ialr; EiO dull al
40: No. Rio. spot $50: July. $3.50.
sugar quie; and firm FAR 20 good refining.
A4431c.: mould a, 6AM6vc.: powdered, 1'ga
&c Mola,~es quiet. Rice era. Cotton--eed Oh.
S3a3jc. for crude; 400 i3c. for refined Rosin
Wool Iull and elsy. Pork neglected. and prices
wholly nominal; old mess. sl6.75. Mldd-.s dur
and nominal; long clear. Sc. Lard unsettled
and SEQ SOC lower. aud srmi- pauicky; western
steam spot, s7.7j.; July. s7.5jat7.sj. Freighis
firm.
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Kicking Against the Scott Law

fby teleRrapn 70 Lne n"p~ uoo,.
crNc1ssATI, June 20.-The ealoon-ne ~,
90, a ssociation at a secret meeting. ias'
n,gbt resolved to refuse the payment .,
, n under the provisions Of the oeo, on
, I law, thus compelling SUITS Ia ~
csses.
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DEPARTURE of STEAMERS.
old DOMINION STEAMSHIP -esA
" COMPANY, sAksx<1S
ron NEW YORK.

THIS company NIll dispstcA one OF tae'Tsplssdi.
s--GUYkNDOTTE. ROANOKE, NAN
HAITIAN, OLD DOMINION, and RICHMOND
EVERY TUESDAY, FRIDAY, and SUNDAY
flor hours Of saillng. see advertisement below
steamers leave New fork II ESDANs. THURS
DAY. and SATURDAYS At P. VI. from Pier rs
tuew NUMBER North river, foot Of Beach street
They have splendid saloons. state-rooms, and
bathrooms.
The fare. accom- mocaiioas, And attentions are
unsurpassed.
After-ca0in fare 20 New York finclueinE meals
ard BERTH. 80. round-trip tickets fls Storage,
With subsistence, 81: without subsistence. IS.
FrCights for points beyond New York forwarded
With dispatch, and nc charge made except actual
OK penSes inc Irred
Freight received anu 6 O'Clock Z. ". daily.
gOr INSTRUMENTATION apply 10
GEORGi ". ALLEN 4 CO, Agents,
1y2g Office COrrranV's wharvns Rockets.
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GIANT BE POSTPONED.

TROUSERS bought In the early spring begin
about his time TO show signs Of distress, aud for
Men and BOYS intending TO rehabllitate tbeir
neither limbs we have. Of course, nearly EVERY
THING NEEDFUL, from TROUSERS al 50 ~
In Woollens for Men, and from 81 up 10 the best
for Bows. In SUMNER MATERIALS, 100, oui
shelving is both cheap'and attractive.
The MEMS BUSINESS and "Go-TO-MEET
Nv SUITS now on our BARGAIN TABLES al
50, $40, sl2 1880, and sl5, continue 10 attract
purchasers Of the thrifty and economical class.
In the medium and finest lines Of
ALPACA AND SERGE COATS
We are showing the best and most varied assort
ment in the city, and al prices far below their nc
tual value.
WE SHALL EXPECT YOU AT HARVEST
HEADQUARTERS THIS WEEK.
a. sAKs 4 co.
osr-rHIcr cLorHrrns.
1913 Main street, opposite poss-onaes.
fslsl.
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COR NEW YORK.-The Old .rfSe

II a =
4 Dominica steamship COmpany's .xz&sxsS
proposed sailings for the week following are
NlANOhE. Captain HULPHERs, FRIDAY,
June 20th. at O'Clock L. NJ.
ROANOKE, Captain CoUCH, SUNDAY, June
22d. al o'clock Z. VI.
OLD DOMINION. Captain WALKER, TUES
DAY. June Path. az 3 o'clock 7. VI.
Freight received until O'Clock =. VI. Friday I,
9 O'Clock 7. VI. saturday. and TO O'Clock z. VI.
Tuesday.
Through bills OF ladng signed, AMI goods for"
warded with dispatch 10 all points north. SOUTH
east. and west. aiso 10 foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
cabin fare 20 New York liDclndlng meals and
berthl. SO; roHnd-trip tickets. els. steerage.
with subsistence. " without subsistence. Sc.
Passengers leaving Richmond Mondays, Iucs-
DAYS. Wednesday. and saturdays by The Chesa-
peake and Ohio railway AZ $40 A. NJ. ria New
ports News or the Richmond and Petersburg rail-
road a. ll:2O 4. VI. viii make connection al Nor
fok with steamer leaving those DAYS Tickets 10 be
had 81 the Chesapeake and Ohio depot, Richmond
and Petersburg depot. and A. ". GAREEE's, 1000
Main street.
FOR freight or passage apply 20
GEORGE W. ALLEN 4 60. Agents.
T. is Company's Wharf. Rockets.
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Inmr.

Flour.-We quote: Frne. s2.5OHS3; suuer6ne,
s3HS3.7j: extra. S4.7jMSi.9O; family si.yCM
S5.2j Patent family. country. S5.5ogs6.5o.
Market very mi.
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ONLY ONE DOLLAR efLrI
~ TO nanS

NEwPORTs NEWS, OLD POINT, NORFOLK,
AND PORTSMOUTH,
AND ONLY DIRECT ROUTE WITHOUT
TRANsFEROR CHANGE OF ANY KIND.
oNLYs 40 To WASHINGTON. Dc
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT coNPASY's
JAMES RIVER LINE foR
VIEWPOINTS News. OLD POINT.
NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH. AND JAMES
RIVER LANDINGS DIRECT,
CONNECTS AT OLD POINT CLOSELY WITH
sALTMoRE, AND THE NORTH
SAME AFTERNOON,
VIEWPOINTS NEWS E WIT fl STEAMER "AC-
C0MNAcy w f3K SMIT tP ixsRrp Ann
JAMES RIVER 81 DAYIiGHT.
CHEAPEST RoLTE.
RATES MUCH LESS THAN HALF CHARGED
BY ANY OTHER ROUTE.
FARE R0tNp TRIP. 500 NO LIMIT
FARE TO WASHINGTON, u. C., t2.
PARE ROUND TRIP. $3.50.
WAY-LANDJNG FARES FROM 25c. TO soc :.
MEALS, IS CENTS EACH.
The elegantly rebuilt and fast steamer
carrying United states mAll,l
2. c. CLIFFORD. Commander,
leaves Richmond every TUESDAY. THURSDAY
..7.N ,srE AfNFP S ,shs E6A9EcT N PrLL
TIMF.) for abOye-uXHled places. keturniHE The
steamer leaves NOrfolE, Portsmouth, Old Point,
and Sewport's News on alternate days. arriving
AZ RichHOnd IL about 7. NJ.
Through ,ickets on sale on steamer and n Gar.
bei Z Agency. 1000 Main street. Baggage checked
ihrOuFh. "
NIGHT.
EXCURSIONS.
Engagement. can now be made for MOON
LIGHT and DAY EXCURSIONS % Dutch Gap f,
ola Point. Virginia Beach, ocean View. Nor
folk. &C.. al very low rates 10 church societies /,
military or other organizations.
FREIGHT.
Frelgni received daily for Norfolk, Po-1mouth,
sm!.natld. and Hampton; Washington, ID. T..
SewberH. Washington. ana TErboro, y. c.,
Aa1 sll points IA Eastern North Carolina; also,
for Eastern shore OF Virginia, aud Oh regular
laDdlEgs on james river. at LOWEST RATES,
and through bills Issued l.. TATUh,
IL l supeFintr dent.
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RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

FRIDAY. June 20. 1854.
SAI ss,.ss.rr. sHa-I mo us-~s..saa
3's at 53k. 1900 do. with all coupons. at So:
1000 Petersburg Railroad bonds. Class h,
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE

hINHllDN- y y UIIf ~ ICcff
OFFERINGS.
CoRN.-White, 5000 bushels. Mixed, go
bushels.
O4TS.-3OO bushels.
RYE.-22 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
CORN.-Mixed. 80 bushels very goOi al 64c.
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RAI TIMOHF z.

BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. June 2O.-Flour easy and quiet
H0ward-~ trcet and western superhne, sZ70fa
$40: extra. &3.5OMs4.JO; family, s4.jOH
s5.75: civ MILLS supernne. sSd1b %: extra
S3.5pn.4.5O: bio brands th.b2a 500. wheat
: uthern steady ana quiet western lower closing
duil. southern red. sI.O5dsl .O7 amber. el.pt
asl.lO: 10. ! MARYLAND. II O14; no. vest
ern winter red. spot and June. slNsl.Oi ~.
Corn southern easier and quiet Neste d easitf
and dun; southern while ia 90; yellow. ooG
CSC. oats firm; southern. 57@4Oc.; western
white. 39d4lc.; mixed, 9 ga CSC; fennsy Nania.
87n4Oc Provision quiet and steady. Mess
ribsldes packed, 7s a. 9ac. Bacon-shoulders
Sc: clear rib sides lo4c. Hams. l4AH 1875.
ordinary 10 fair. =, Gesc. sugar steady; soft'
&C. Whisky steady al sl.l4. Freights gaiet
CINCINNATI.
CfNCINFATI.June 20.-Fl0ur unchanged. Wheat
stosdy: No. 2 red. tlOlGsl .O3. Corn easier and
htgher: mixed. 57zc. Oats steady and firm al
35 Va sec PORK dull and nominal. Lard duh al
$3.50 asked. Whisky. slO7; no sales sugar
Unchanged. Hogs firm; common and light s4.Z5
a s5.3U; packing and butchers so9so'0U.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE. June 2O.--The grain markci was
very dull. Wheat-NO. rcd. 81. Corn-Ao.
mixed. 57M5Sc. OatS-NO. 2 mixed, SOC. Pro-
visions quiet. Mess pgrk, az. BulS-meats-
shoulders. SO; clear rio, ss.37s; clear sides.
sides. $3.50. Hams-SOgar-cured, l5c. Lard
steam leaf, sS.oO
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOCIs. June 20.-Fl0uT unchanged. Wheat
in tair demand snd lower: No. 2 red. el.07sd
sIOss, cash; sl.U5. June; No. red. nominal
corn dali and easier; 5Y'fa52<c. cash. 90 &C.
Juue Oats higher; 33ac. cash, 3lhc. bid June.
Whiskey steady a. sl.0s. Provisions dull and
lower. Pork Jobbing, sic. Bulk meGts-Lone
clear $50: short rib, $3.50 short clear, $3.50
Bacon-L Long clear, &C.; short rib S89tc.i short
clear, 99sG9<e.
CHICAGO.
W..
OPENED unsettled aud 4 shade II onger, but closed
IaAe. under Yesterday; June s33SGe6sc.; No
2 Chicago spring, s5S@e6e. Corn easier. aud
closed kc. nnder yesterday; cash. 5ita55'Sc.
lime. 5IaG55hc. Oats weak and t,dke. lower
rs-h, 9ikc.: June. 3l4a see. Pork dull and
jOal5e. Tower; cash, sls@sl9; June. sl9.S5a
sle.an. Lard declined 40M30e. early clOset
steady; cash, s7.3Oas7.62s; July, s7.37Sa
t757k. Whiskey unchanged
MILWAUKEE.
MILWAUKEE, June 20. - Flour unchanged
NTheal steady: No. Milwaukee, cash and June
s5kc. Corn neglected; Ne. 2. S6c. oaIs scarc'
and arm; No. z. 324ea3Sc. Proyisions lower
Mess pork, 81 $50 cash ana duly. Lard-Pr1m
steam, s7.5o each; s7-55 July. Hogs lower =
si.75ss5.25.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
xNKw YORK, June 90 --CoIion-Net receipt.
"a; gross receipts, 2s7 bales. Futures elose'
weak; sales, 100000 hales; June, sll.i9e
Sli 81; July eli .22@sl LES; August. tll.S5
September. 81 LA, October. tlO.7Aftsl0.75
| November, slo 5s4sle.5e; December, slo.6
1 @3l0.5s; January, slo.S5ete 1895; fehruAr.
Ao.7I4sio.7s; March. tio.ss@slo.se; Apri
sl0.gsM4ll.
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MscauIay No Authority an Bacon.
London saturday Revifw.l
Dean Church's treatment OF Bacon lin
his volume in John Moriey's English Men
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NEW YORK sun.

--.----------------
THE NEW YORK Sun
REACHES RICHMOND AT gao p. NJ.
on THE DAY OF PUBLICATION.
CT. JOHNSTON, els Main street. viii supply IL
promptly on order. or we will send ~ By mall AZ
50 cents 4 month. Adde'S
I. ". ENGLAND.
"-bs1Ar The Sea.
nh 22-2n >e~ York CIV.
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NEWS, OLD POINT, NORFOLK,
AND PORTSMOUTH,
AND ONLY DIRECT ROUTE WITHOUT
TRANsFEROR CHANGE OF ANY KIND.
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The elegantly rebuilt and fast steamer
ARIEL.

Engagement. can now be made for MOON
LIGHT aud DAY EXCURSIONS % Dutch Gap
Dld Point. Virginia Beach, ocean View. Nor
ION. SC. al very low rates 10 church societies
military or other organizations.
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BALTINORE, june 2O.-Nirginia G.. cons
dated. 374 new IS, $50. Bid to-day.
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MILWAUKEE, Jane 20. Flour unchanged.
U-heAl steady; No. Milwaukee, cash and June,
s5kc. Corn neglected; Nc. 2. 56e. oals scarce
and arm; No. z. S2zaSSe. Provisions lower
Mess pork, 1880 cash ana duly. Lard-Prims
steam, $3.50 each; s7-55 July. Hogs lower II
sA75as5.2S.
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CrNCINTATI.June 20.-Fl0ur unchanged. Wheat
stesdy: No. 2 red. slOlasl.O3. Corn 'stslef and
higher; mixed. SIG. Oats steady and arm Al
az "a sec PORK dull and nominal. Lard dull al
$50 asked. Whisky. sl.O7; no sales. sugar
unchanged. Hogs firm; common and Light 1928
"a s5.3U; packing and butchers, IS y $3.50.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-02-07
NOTES.

Last years crop Of oranges in Florida was
reckoned at 5O,O0O,OOO This year it is put
at l02 900, 900, and at s3 per box, is worth
81 800 00o.
At Crested Bate, a snail mining cam?
in Gunuiscn county, Colorado, a terrible ex-
plosion occurred 4 few days ago by which
sixty men were killed.
Last year II, ,19l ,l60 pounds Of tea were
imported into this country. China sent US
43.O0a,09o pounds, and Japan 3lOOOOOO
pounds.
Capt Roswell NJ Grant, an uncle Of Clys-
scs s. Grant, is living at 81. Alhan-, W. Va.
eighty -four years OF age. His son Tom in
the 29d Va. Infantry, was kiIleIat Winches-
t.r in the TAR.
We reg,si % ccc by the Urke C5Hr'cS
tha. Col L. /. Boyce's eye still continues
in diseased condition, although the oca-
list gives him every encouragement as to its
final restoration.
During the last fortnight in thc old year
800 vagrants were arrested in the streets Of
Paris. and no fewer than 20 Of them were
men whose ages ranged from 90 to % years.
Several Of the men declared that they had
not slept in a bed, cxcep; when in Jail, du-
ring the last 30 years.
At last ono editor comes to the front, and
is in luck. We see that friend Crown, Of
the Berryyile Qwke C1nicr, drew tic sill
yer pitcher at pnze-draving gisen by J..
Brownold iewe!er ofthat place. There were
800 tickets, and 40 them bad been drawn
before the one with the prize on J. was
reached.
Advertising pays. The fortune of Ho'-
lander. the Londol pill-maker, i estimated
at s25. 10000. 4 correspondent Of the y.
Y. Sun says: The pills and ointment cost
almost nothing. but his advertising, which
betosn with 81, 900, il now more than $3.50, =
600 yearly"
/ The international arbitrationists might as
well indeed lang up their hddle-sticks.
Hc-eis the Norfolk Conn iron works turn
Ing out another engine of destruction-a ?;
foot iron cylinder, Is inches round AMI ! in
chez at Ire bore with an air COMPRISING al
tachmcnt tested up % 300 lbs to the !. inch.
This ugly weapon can nov throw BIB
cartridge miles and contemplated improve
ments will permit the firing Of 100 lbs OF
dynamite 10 miles. White winged peace
may keep it, pinions folded