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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-06-14

The roll Of states was then called, ana
sbe various committees chosen.
ur. peace. Of Massachusetts,. onsrcd
the following resolution. rhieh v
s-coni~i hy Nr. r<ekard, d new iofni
Bsol-rL That the ssbjert q tss ~
vised spportionmsnt Of delegates 70
su,ur~ Eetionsl Conventions and OF The
revised superintendent q memters o. ne
k.l,onal Coma.slze Be referred = ne
fi'snn..tt.s on Rsies and 0f.Isf Of Bust
ness with ltss. 10 rtr5ft a sH5 tine pe-
fsrr the iaII1t for Freshest.
After some dIrra<<lsn, ~ r~~oiueon
~ siop1rd. - y
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-06-14

change Of the method Of COM
ng United States court officials
fies, instead Of fees. as proposed
Committee on Expenditures in
partment Of Justice. II Is esii-
will save tho Government an-
about s5l9.soo. as follows mar
SsiOo; attorneys and assistan,
y. s6o, 100; clerks. $50. 600; com.
PER-. $4,000; jurors, $4,000
- sleo, 600; United States Court,
. s2s. coo. and miscellaneous or
sl5,Voo. II Is understood thal
F'iy Of tho members Of the Ap
ation Commitfoe favor Tho ehanpa
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-06-14

hul nave foieba'eo
.orm 70 the lower strata
e'y The cothtry gentry. on the
Pand, win hes Of no other term
fpplisd to ther female relatives
fnds Theophions Of the sayants
awaited with considerable inter
\ isa vcxed question in other
Fes besides France.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-06-14
rvEsIso sksslos.

Chairman Henderson called the Con-
yentIon to order ut 1885 y. IN. aud made
the following announcement
The Committee on Credentials have the
honor 10 notify the Convention that as
Important business was occupying the
time Of the committee, tho committee
will not be able 10 report " the Conven-
ton this evening.
Mr.. Curtis OF New Yorki hold In my
hand petition Of the American Peace
Union which ask 10 have referred W
the Committee on Resolutions.
Tue Chair, It will be 50 referred.
The Convention then adjourned I'LL 70
morrow morning al ten O'Clock.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-06-14

IvIppI s|slI suryIesIsw shuts
! e'a 4 -
e ,IsnInvs a husdeIphia
h n11ss1s ensosllr
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demands, but submit 10 the viii Of God
In deeming my public career forever closed.
SAMUEL j. Tn.DEN.
California Democracy.

by Telegraph 70 the Dispafch.t
STOCKTON, CAL, June 10.--The Demo-
cratic State Convention met here to-day,
John II. Wise In the chair.
Mr.. Wise in an eloquent speech said (:
Let us Democrats Of California send a
delegation to Chicago for the old ticket,
Tilden and Hendricks. II Tilden is nomi-
mated we can pledge California against the
plumed knight OF Maine"
The mention OF Tilden's name was
greeted with tremendous applause, all
present jumping 10 their feet and
waving hats, handkerchiefs, and canes for
several minutes.
When quiet was restored Stephen VI.
White, OF Los Angeles, anti-monopelist,
was elected temporary chairman by accla.
nation. On taking the chair Mr.. White
said. In the course OF his speech, Ii was the
duty OF the Democrats throughout the
entire country to nominate Samuel j. Til
den for the presidency.
STOCKTON, CAL, June 1.-THE Demo-
cratic State Convention reassembled at 0
O'Clock this morning. The First District
elected as delegates to the National Con-
vention Dennis Spencer and III. C. Wilson:
Second District, j. W. Breckenridge and
Niles Searles; Fifth District, Maurice
Schmidt and Lawrence Archer. (all pIHdg-
ed to Tilden and opposed to Field; Sixth
District, L. j. Rose and A. b. Butler
pledged to TildeD and Thurman).
A resolution instructing them not in any
case to vote for Field was lost.
For congressman were nominated: First
District. Barclay Henly; Second District,
l. NJ. Budd; Sixth District, II. +. Delville.
In the Fifth District there is no nomination
vet
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COURT ORDER.


THE ClRCUITC COURT
Y on THE CITY OF RICHMOND, MAY 10 >
The commonwealth OF Virginia suing for fbe
benefit OF the Board OF Education OF Viz
ginia.................... .Paintir,
against ...
Robert q. stanard. deceased, aud Lewis i. Win
ston, sheriff Of the city OF Richmond, and as
sueh administrator ia b0afs non or Elizabeth
Thompson and Margaret Thompson, de-
ceased 49,; ;,,,,1ii nv Francis & BlsiS
Acknowledgement OF the Commonwealth OF Vir-
gtpia and h,ed It's bill, and thereupon came the
Defendant Martha Stanard. Administrative dc
boafs non OF r. G. Stanard, deceased, by her
counsel. and ned her answer 70 said PHI. 70 whsh
answer the plaintiff by counsel replied generally,
and by consent u Is ordered that this case 10
docketed and the plaintiff alleging among other
things that there In the hands OF the defend-
ant Martha Stanard as the personal representative
Of Robert C. stsnard, deceased certain eetilheatc
~ stock of the Commonwealth Of Virginia, Nc.
24Os, dated April 2. 1853. for sl,82o, which was
issned 10 said Robert 4. Staard rs commissioner,
der an order entered IN tie "scrugys eases" In
the Circuit Court OF the city OF Richmond, March
| 10 the heirs at law OF Elizabeth and Margaret
Thompson, deceased, Who are unknown, aud aieg-
ing that said certificate - now dereiict- having
no rightul owner. and asking that II be eseheaied
tor II Is therefore ordered thai the heirs II law.
il n.y. Of the said Elizabeth and Margaret Tbomp-
son. deceased and all others claiming an Interest
| In said certificate OF stock, appear hear on the
FIRST DAY OF THE MKT OCTOBER TERN
and make themselves defendants 10 said bin. and
published three months respectively IN the kich'
mond Dispafeh and Washington Post.
jes.Thsns ALFRED SHIELD, Clerk.
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has asked Congress TO appropriate for ex-
penses under tho neutrality act-whethcr
10 purchase the rights 81 the original
grantees, or to secure an extension OF time,
or both--cannot yet be learned.
At meeting OF the House Committee on
Appropriations to-day the following reso-
luton, offered by Mr.. Randall, was adopted
rs an amendment 10 the general deficiency
Din by vote Of to ia party vote Of
those present:
THAT no Senator, Representative, or
Delegate In Congress, or Senator, Repre-
sentative or Delegate-elect. and no officer,
clerk, or employee az the United States, or
any department, branch, or bureau there
OF, or any person receiving any salary or
compensation from moneys derived from
the Treasury OF the United States, or any
contractor under the United States Gov
eminent, shall give or hand over TO
any person or persons, directly or indi.
rectly, any money or other valuable
thing on account OF or to be applied to
the promotion OF any political object
whatever. that any person guilty OF a
violation OF this provision shall be guilty
OF misdemeanor, and shall on conviction
thereof &c punished by fine not exceed
ing $500, or by imprisonment for a term
not exceeding three years. or by such fine
and imprisonment both, In the discretion
OF the COURT
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washington Items.
rnr ,clerranh 10 me Dispatch.


WASHINGTON, o. g., June ii. Herr Won
pisendecker, the German Minister, to-uay
nrssented his letters OF recall to the Presi'
dent. ,,o, ,oarnad
The Secretary of War having learned
officially by the record OF the court OF in-
o,,iry In f6e case Of General ID. q: swaim'
~ the action OF Colonel A. +. NOTION,
sixth cavalry, in duplicating, tripllcatag'
and even quadruplicatlng his pay accounts ~
has decided 10 order court-martlal ior inc
trial Of that officer. II is possible . Ina,
Morrow will be ordered 10 appear ior u "a.
before the same court TO be appointed Iol
the trial OF General Swain when Swa'.n
ease n concluded. 1t Is expected that the
detail for the court viii be made soon m nv,
Secretary Lincoln returns from west roin''
about the close Of next week. ..,oh
The concessions from Nicaragua wn,cn
Secretary Fre.inghuysen wishes 10 secu, nc
for his Government are understood 70 pe
tbose made three or four years ago ior au
inter-cceanic canal project, IN which usn-
ernI Grant, Governor Morgan, ,. y. ~.
Barlow. Captain Phelps. and others 10 'n ~
country, together with some people u mn ne
Suence 10 Nicaragua, were interested. Inc
Hme within which work must % Degnn
has nearIy ,apscd. What the secretary
proposes 70 do With the e25o,oOo WHICH w
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Rumored Massacre Discrcdited.
GBy cable to the Dispatch. ]


LONDON, June lin the House OF Com
mons to-day Lord Edmund Fitzmourice,
Under Foreign Secretary, said that the re-
port which reached London yesterday OF
an extensive massacre ut BerDer on June
1st was very difficult to believe. HIS rea-
son for this attitude was the fact that q
messenger who left Berber June 3D. re-
ported that Just before his denarture be
had seen Hussie J. Hussiein, Pasha Khalifa,
Governor, who was among those alleged to
have been slain. The messenger had also
said that steamers were working their way
below Berber, and barges were passing to
Khartoum, while the roads west OF the
Nile were fairly safe, and there was no UNI
usual danger in that region. The news OF
the massacre, Lord Edmund thought, ema-
mated from some emissary OF Nlahdi.
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A Big Fire and Narrow Escape.
lRY telegraph To the D1spatch.l


ST. PAUL, MIMI, June ia fire last
night in the kitchen OF the restaurant con-
nected with the Union Railroad depot,
near Market Square, spread so rapidly
that twenty waiter-girls and employees es-
capped only in their night-clothes. The
building was owned by stock company,
the principal stockholders being in Chi
cago, st. Paul, and Omaha. The Chicago,
Milwaukee and st. Paul. Manitoba, North
ern Pacific, and Minnesota and st. Louis
Railway depot was entirely destroyed.
Several adjoining buildings, including
those OF =. Fl. Kelly Il Co. and Beauprie,
Keagh & Co., were damaged. Loss by
burning OF the depot, 100000. Tenn
porary sheds will be put up for the ac-
commodation OF passengers OF all the roads.
This being the only depot in the city the
inconvenience will be great. The con-
tent. Of the depot were valued at $4,000,
including $4,000 damages to the Pullman
Car Company and large lot OF baggage.
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Brighton Beach Races.
IBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l

10y Telegraph 10 the DlspatcD'J
New YORK, June 11.-First race. purse
$3.50, for non-winners, three quarters Of a
mile-BarOn Taveriet won in a capter,
Bouncer second, Frank E. third. Time,
1:164.
Second race (winner to be sold at auc-
tion), one and one eighth miles Monk won
by half a length, Pearl Thorn second, Lau-
IA G. third. Time, 1:593. The winner
was bought by Z. C. Hazard Il Co. for
1925.
Third race (winner to be sold at auction),
one and one eighth mies-Jim Nelson won
by a length, Lord Edward second. Time,
1854.
Fourth race, Ocean Hotel stakes, for
two-year-olds, five furlongs-Tillie Doe
won in a gallop, Hart second, Fanchon
FLY third. Time, 1:04.
Fifth race, handicap steeple-chase over
Snort course-Cummins won, Compromise
second, Dave Gideon third. Time, 3:494.
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rzdsd white. &C.: No; 2. Jane. oIEee2es 0:Ss
Stronger s a ase Soe. SSr ssnmon % skc!es. CO...
sny s2 81 ss sum- "a sui r ana
cSs n xir % rood resnins. I Is. i6a0c.: re-
On sssss sos crude sss s s
.i nea :se.a Hs aidss sesdy held aaisa ssd
Widdies neglected: long clear, SIC. Lardo ,ened
ss.ss Sss.s5; Jaiy, Ss.ssSss.4o. Freishis
steady.
sALruoRp, June 11.-Fiour dali aud essy
Howard->treet and western supenne' $1t9@
sS5SSst.So; RIO b ssSs IS o2@Ss7 whe.,-
southern dun and nominal western lover, elos,ne
amber, si.ioasi Il: No. j Maryisnd. SLiog
f1.l0f; No. western winter red. spot, e1.O2@
Southern sss s'e yeo~ sa
western white, $50 Soc; mixed, s6as7c. Penn:
ss sSS 'sy0q sss VT. ssre
ders and clear. rib sides, packed, 47.25 end
$3.50; Bseon-shoulders, So; clear.rie .ides,
1913. Coffee dull Rio cargoes, ordinary 70 fair,
et@9kc. sugar quiet; A, son, SIC. whiskey
CINCINNATI
CIScINSArl,Junel Flour unchanged. Wheat
mixed, SIC. oats In moderate demand; No. y
mixed, S4@34ke. Pork easier at $3.50. Lard
dull nj aZ.70@s7.75. Bulk-rneats easier; shoul-
ders. 1915; short rib. 1880. Bacon unchanged.
Whisky steady At SLOT. Sugar easier but not
quotably lower. Hogs active and hrin; common
and light, s4Ss5.2O; packing and butchers
$3.50.
LOUISVILLE, June 11.-Wheat dull: No. red.
Al, Coru dull; No. 2 mixed, 57@5Sc. Oats
dull; No. mixed. 35kesS8c. Provisions hrm.
Mess-pOrk, ~ S.25. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., exc:
cIear-rib, sic: clear sides, 9sc. Bacon-Should-
ers, 7sc.: cIear-rib, ghc.; clear. 93c. Hams
sugar-cured, 13c. Lard-Steam leaf, lOc.
~. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, June L. Flour unchanged. Wheat
active and lower; No 2 red, tl.0la@sl.02 cash
No. 3 red. 90c. bid. Corn dull and lower; ol1N
524c. cash, 51ta52c. June. Oats lower; SIC:
cash, 30%c. June. Whiskey sl.0S. Lard dull
and nominal.
CHICAGO June 11-Flour unchanged. Wheat
W, ak and closed &c. under yesterdays June, sly
@ssAc.; July. sSa "a ss,.c. Corn weak and closed
ezGac under Yesterday: cash. 54G64sc &C.. Jnne,
54hm543c. Oats weaker; cash, 32ac. June. 32T:
Pork-Demand fair and Lominally unchanged;
cash, s1S.75aSl9 25; June. sJ9.75. Lard ruled
2N65c. lower; cash and June, Ss.l2xGtS. 10.
Whiskey steady atsi.lO. Sugar unchanged.
MILWAUKEE,.
MILWAUKEE, June 11.-Flour duh. Wheat
aulet: No. I, cash, SS'Sc. June, SSkc. Corn
scarce and higher; No. 2, ste. Oats quiet; No z,
32c. Provisions dull Mess pork, Sl975 cash and
July. Lard-PFime steam. fs.l0 cash and June.
Hogs lower Mt s5.l0as5.65.
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COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA.,

COMMONWEALTH OF NIRGiNIA,(
OFFICE BOARD SINKING-FUND COMMRS, Z
RICHMOND. June q, 1884. }
BY DIRECTION OF SECTION I'd OF AN
act of the Legislature of Virginia, approved
March Is, 1894. intended to set apart a
fund for paying the interest on the public
debt Of the state (as established by the &C
approved February IA, 1882 by monthly accu-
mutation for that purpose, the undersigned Com
mIssioners of the slnklI Fund Of Virginia, have
aDprOnriated out Of the surplus Of the Treasury,
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS, FOR
THE MONTH OF JUNE, FOR THE PURCHASE
OF THREE PER CENTUM BONDS OF THE
STATE, WITH ALL THE MATURED COU-
PONs ATTACHED THERETO; and they hereby
advertise that they will receive offers for the sale
of such amount Of the said three per centum bonds
as the said sum Of one hundred thousand dollars
will enable them TO purchase. All proposals must
he I'm the hands Of the Commissioners at or before
3p. NJ. or the 10TH DAY OF JUNE. 1884. Al
offers shall be made in writing addressed to the
COMMISSIONERS OF THE SINKING FUND
OF VIRGINIA, shall be sealed and shall be open.
ed by the Commissioners, or majority OF them'
on the GOTH DAY OF THE MONTH, AT NOON,
in the presence Of the Secretary Of the Common
wealth. The bonds offered at the lowest price
shall be purchased to the extent above mentioned.
II the goth of the month shall fall on Sunday or
legal holiday the said offers shall be opened on the
next day which Is not legal holiday. The three
per centum bonds OF the State, as above specified
or their equivalent in fundable bonds must be pre-
sented by the party notified that his bond Is ac'
cepted, or deposit Of per cent in moaey or
certified check, If three days time for delivery Is
asked; beyond which 10 time for delivery win be
given: Provided, however, that the said Com
mlssioners shall have authority TO reject any and
all bids made in pursuance Of this act or to accept
a norton OF the bonds that may be offered by any
| party FRANh IT, hoffiN'
MORTON NARYE,
ISAAC r. BARKsDALE,
ie 7-lot Commissioners Sinking Fund.
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Narrow Escape OF Excursionists.
[By telegraph to the Dispateh.l

BALTIMORE, June 1.-THE small excur-
sion steamer Gazelle sunk about midnight
last night about fourteen miles down the
patapsco river. She had on board an eX-
cursion party Of about fifty ladies and gen.
t,emen who had been to Annapolis. On
the return trip the vessel sprang leak in
the bay, and soon afterwards the captain
was obliged 10 seek the nearest refuge for
his passengers, which was on dredging
machine and her scows. The sea was
HIGH and the transfer was difficult, but 1t
was successful, and shortly afterwards the
steamer sank. Her passengers remained
on the dredge all night, and were brought
10 Baltimore by tug this morning.
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For Cleveland,
fBy telegraph 10 the DIspatch.J

TBy teIegraph % the Dispatch.J
BUFFALO. n. Y, June ia close can
yass OF the city delegates elected last night
TO the Democratic State Convention show
them to be unanimous for Cleveland, not
outstanding reports 10 the contrary. The
only contention or dispute was as to one Of
the delegates to be chosen to represent this
congressional district at the Democratic
National Convention, one section OF the
delegates preierring Hon. D. n. Lock-
wood; Others State Senator Titus, with
Titus i'm lead
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Socialist Convention.
rBy cable to the Dispatch


LONDON, June 1.-THE international
Convention OF Socialist delegates met at
London to-day. Socialist Liebknecht pre-
sided. A few English delegates were pre-
sent. The speakers at the meeting reioiced
at the spread OF Socialism in England
through the teachings OF Henry Georges
Democratic federation and general tendency
OF liberal legislation.
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S0CKToN, CAL. June 1.-THE Fourth
Democratic congressional district have
elected pledged Tilden ard Hendricks
delegates to the National Democratic Con-
ventioD. II. p. Hastings was nominated
for Congress, defeating Sumner by So to o.
The Convention then adjourned.
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Perished I'm the Flames.

TDy
CHICAGO. ILL, June 11.-Early this
morning an unknown person entered the
barn on the corner OF Centre avenue and
TAYLOR street with lighted candle and ig-
nighted the hay. Fred. Osdell, an ex-
pressman, aged fifty years, and a young man
whose name is unknown, who were sleep
ing in the barn, were burned to death.
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international Sunday School COnven-
ton.
lRr telegraph 10 the Dlspatch.I

LOUISVILLE, KY, June 1.-THE Interna-
tiouaI Sunday-School Convention OF the
United States and Provinces began its SEES
sion this morning with over 1900 dele
rates present. Rev. III. p. Blake, OF To-
ronto, was made temporary chairman. An
address OF welcome was made by DIR. j. A.
Broadus, Of Louisville, and responses fol.
lowed by N. s. Blake, DIR. Wharton OF
Georgia, and Hon. ii. n. Becker OF Cali
Sn-nia
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AT0Wu swept by Fire.

by telegraph 70 The DIspAtch.I
CHICAGO, June 1.-THE Journals spe-
cial dispatch says the village OF Grant Park,
In Kankakee county, was swept by fire last
night, which DESTROYED twenty OF the
principal buildings, including business
blocks and two hotels.
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COMMERCIAL.

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND, June IL. 1884.
OFFERINGS.
WHYAT.-Red, IA bushels.
CoRN.-whiie, 5000 bushels. Mixed, 2,loO
bushels.
OATs.--s0O bushels.
MiLL-OFFAL.-l5 tons.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
CORN. Mixed, 500 bushels very good on pri-
vate terms.
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Railroad President Elected.
BY telegraph to the Disp'

NEW YORK, June n.--At meeting OF
the Louisville and Nashville directors n.
III. Smith was elected president ana y;
Ouarrser vice-president. j. II. Rogers sun
remains In the Board.
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Mail.Carrier Robbed by Negro High.
Waymeu.

[By telegraph to the Dispatch.l
WASHINGTON, ID. c., June 1.-THE post
master at Wilmington. n. c., reports to
the Post-Office Department that the mail
carrier on the route from Cedar Run to
Magnolia, n. c., was robbed Of all the mail
Yesterday by four negro higbwaymen.
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The share market opened weak and fell Bqb: bui
soon steaded and rallied bdh Afer Ii A. NJ Q
weaker feeling prevailed and prices dropped 4Cg3.
This was succeeded by an advance OF l}s in Louis
vile and Nashville, and a rally of 4(aA In other
active shares. In the afternoon there was a fur-
ther pressure to sell, and Rock Island was notices.
bly, weak. with q decline 81 for the day. Com
pared with last nights closing, prices are .0wer
for Rock Island, 2's for Canadian Pacific, Zs Tor
Lackawanna, IL for ST. Paul. 3 for st. Paul pre-
ferred, / 4 for Quincy, for Northwest preferred
2b for delaware and HUDSON, II for Lake shore
IL for Jersey Central, l for Northern Pacific pre-
ferred IL for Kansas and Texas, Is for Union Pa
cifc. Western Union. Louisville and Nashville,
Missouri Pacific, MICHIGAN Central, New York
Central, and Reading 4@A higher. sales, $4,000
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. June ll.-virginia IS, old, Sec
Ond series, 80. past due coupon, "a; new
lO.4O's, 80; new 3's, 534. Bid to-day.
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Relations Between England and
Franco.

(By cable to the Dispatch.J
PARIS, June 1.-THE Journal DeS DeoatS
comments upon the agitation in Eng land
over the Egyptian question, and declares
that the maintenance or rupture OF the re-
lations between France and England is at
stake,
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Ny Telegraph.
NRW XDRK

NEW YORK, June IL = Noon.-Stocks lower.
change - Long, 4S44@4S4A; short, 4864@
4S6A. Governments firm. States dull
Misunderstanding IS44. Money, 13e2 per
cent. sub. Treasury halances-GOld, Sl26,9O9;
currency, S9,745. Governments lower; 4 per
cents. lI9h 3 per cents, 1907 bid. state bonds
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6. THERE WERE GIANTS IN THOSE
DAYS"

SIZE ALWAYS COMMANDS RESPECT If
NOT ADMIRATION. THE LARGE MANS
CHANCES OF SUCCESS ARE SUPERIOR TO
THOSE OF THE SMALL MAN, FOR BY
SHEER FORCE OF AvERDUPoIs HE CAN
MAKE HIS WAY WITHOUT APPARENT
EXERTIoN. HAVING A GREATER AMOUNT
OF CALoRIC IN RESERVE, HE NEEDS LESS
COVER IN THE WAY OF CLOTHING; AND
AS THE SEASON OF HEAT Is NOW AP-
PREACHING, HE Is NATURALLY TURNING
HIS ATTENTION TO SUMNER UNDER
CLOTHING, A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
WHICH HAS BEEN PREPARED, ESPECIAL
LY FOR HIN. By
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ny Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, June lI.--Cotton steady; sales,
l,S63 bales upands, 1l4c. Orleans, he; con-
solidated net receipts. 300 bales; exporfs--so
Great Britain, 2,60l bales. Wheat-spot Aels.
1l.l7k; No. = red, tl.olk; Junet el:@el.Oo4.
Com a@kc. Rwer; rngraded, b4f06S]e un-
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Flour.

s3as3.75; extra. s4.75at4.90; family, $4,000
1925; Patent family, country, s5.oo&sc'oo'
Market very dull.
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LIGmrsrNG-RODs.

LI0HGNIN0.ROO0s
THE SEASON OF THUNDER-sTORMs
J. Is approaching, aud for the protection Of life
We fave the best aud cheapest that ara made. and
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-06-12
VIRGINIA BIBLE SOCIETY.

vTHE VIRGINIA BIBLE SOCIETY,
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NIGERODE, PRESIDENT; RICHARD lRBY.
SECRETARY; WEST. JOHNSTON CO., DE-
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of the Holy Scriptures through the self-denia ana
liberalty of Christian people. The work j. done
with the least possible expense. Bibles, Tesla.
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lie sent 10 the secretary or through the pastors or
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