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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-17
CnlCAGo'S BOOnAx GtAG.
True Inwardness Of sIIe Recent Street
hallway Franchise Transactions.
lBy telegraph 10 the Dispalch.l

By telegraph 10 the Dhpatch'l
CHICAGO, June 1G.-Thc Ddiiy Ner, thi-
morning print, iour-column article on the
NortL-Side railway malter, 1t says:
"The full intention Of Nj. Ycrkc, and
The Philadelphia syndicate in their pending
NEGOTIATIONS with The Doodle gang ia the
civ Council j. 1t lat disclosed. Less than
4 month AGO new company was organized
u seize the H. Salle-strcct tunnel, capture
valuable street franchises on the North
side, and, indeed, to swallow the old North
Chicago City Railway Company. The new
COMPANY scaled the North Chicago street
Rail- cad Company "A title 50 Ike that Of
tie wcll-hnown NOrth-Sidc corporation
tie North Chicago City Railway tpin-
pany that 10 was evidently inserted for thr
purpose II deception. and was 50 IA: sue
cc,-iul that until yesterday no one save
those directly interested dreamed that an
entirely new enterprise was projected.
The oie9riZtrs Of tie neW company cou-
troll The stock 81 the old. While the TWO
coT0Ia'iOus ale O,!cu.ihiy under separate
mauaccmcnt,. il l. flir TO presume that The
syndicate in power IN each j. The same
After Mr. Ycrht> secured = control
ing interest IN the sock Of the Nosth
chicago CITY Railway Company De-
secretly organized the North Chlr12'
street. Railway Compluy, with 5J.1J0,-
Goa c.;i,II. when the book. we're opened
for Subscriptions. orc 4. II. Went
worth. 81. gentleman whose name j.
missing from TIE Chicago City Directory
promptly subscribed for 1890 shares,
rcrrescntiuya par yaiIc oil St.J9J,OJJ. The
zen remaining SHARE, were handed over 'o
l1ur orhcr capitalist, o. equal, i.T de-
errc. but who were fortunate enough ~ p.
friends of CLarir, r. Gtrk.,. The .lrmr
W., to absorb tae old company. 1ii>
wa, easily done - the YcrEt, pao.l,IG The
Cd Board 81 Directors leasing the frau
clu,,> oi lie old company 60 themselves.
The new c0Iulanr. j. j. said, agreed C.
guarantee IN annual dividend Of 90 ,har"
on tie ~ cOmpauy's stock. lua-mu'h Us
each share now produce. dividend u SGl
i ,t..r. Ills prop5-iliou wired put Cac-h,I
Of tlc value 81 tha old stock. The
rc,t move W., 10 secure FOR the
old rorporat on the ri-ht 20 ad pi
the cll.c with ali the a.trnJu, ,N.
ucp,c. and fnailg the monopoly 81 the
uurI ,yq, 10 20 10 tie n,w company with
All tic ATTENDANT advantage. Very natal
rally the minority stockholders ~ tI,
present corporation have taken alarm, aaI
rCumc,,uau George T.. lClw., . h.t't
holder o. minority -hl-c.. hurried irHM
Washington Yesterday 10 learn son'trnS
NJ the proposed .lrctza out H. hal
t.sf,, (or,, ,tit.ti nth AiilrIiYu 80 .-r.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-17
TIE DEAD KINGS REMAINS.
Tie Public Admitted go View Them
A Crushing Crowd.
IN Anglo-Am erlcan cable to the pIspatch

by Anglo-Am erlcRn cable TO the Dispatch J
MUNICH. June 1G.-The Pope has tele-
graphod an expression OF coincidence TO
Prince LuitpOld. the regent OF Bavaria,
upon the death OF King Ludwig.
The body Of King Ludwig was placed In
state in The old chapel 81 RcSidenzschiOss
tLi, morning. and the public were admitted
10 view the remains after s O'Clock. Tn
crow ds which came 10 have A last look AZ
the dead King were enormous and beyond
the capacity Of authorities 10 handle in al
orderly manner. The people In then ia
surge brushed the guards and uShers aside
and poured IN in diSOrderly confusion.
Many were shocked down and trampled
uVOn. and the coffin was soon surrounded
by people breathless with excitement, or
crying aloud with pain. The doors Of the
palace were finally forced shut and arrange
ment- made for admitting tive hundred per-
sons at the end Of each fifteen minutes. To
preserve order under the new plan 1t wa
even Necessary to place at this entrances
soldiers bearing liked bayOnet>. For
awhile this incensed the people, and IN
creased the disorder and danger. but they
eventually quieted down and awaited mer
turns dcCOIOusly.
The funeral Of King Ludwig will take
place Saturday. \ requiem mass will be
,sid i'm st. Michae's church. The cher
4, lchrant viii be Archbishop Steichctr,
who viii be assisted by 4 large number Of
The clergy.
Tie remains Of Or. Guddcn, who was
drowned in Lake Starnbcrs with King Lud-
wiz on sunday night last, were to-day in
tered in suburban cemetery. The func-
ral was attended by the Ministers OF
STATE. and students end professors Of thr
University. and wfcilh, were laid on the
grave in behalf OF Prince Lu,tpold aud TOE
Medical Faculty oi the University.
Parliamentary circles are discussing the
uoint a. to whether Prince otto, the heir
pre,umptiyc 10 the throne. who i, known %
be insane, ought not to De passed over in
favor Of the next agnaie.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-17
81. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS. June id.-Flour more active
Wheat lower; No. 2 rel, cash, 700. June
78a76<c. Corn dul. No. 2 mixed, cash
No. q mixed. cash, 2e4az5Hc.: July, 2is
bid. Whiskey steady At $40. Pro-
Visions active, but easy. Pork. ss.s5a
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FOR GIADsTONE's CAMPAIGS.
Lord woiyerton and tnri Rosebery
Contribute 1850. 900 Each.

4 cable dispatch from London 70 the
New York Sun says: Finance is the order
II the day in politics here. Both the
Inionisis and the Conservatives have
abundantly supplied themselves with
money, and The GAdstonianS are indus
triou,ly heating up funds with success sur
uri,ing even To themselves. Whcl Ear
Roselcry. most loyal Liberal and
AWAY, Literally loyal, was talicl
upon 20 contribute to tne ciec.
ton fund ne agreed TO subscribe
Nhatcycr sum Baron Wolyerton would
give. Lord Wolycrton, who il IN arch
millionaire cud childc,,. Was then visited
and informed OF Eml Rosebery promise.
With quiet smile and without \ mOmen's
hesitation. the Baron drew The subscription
paper in front Of him sind put down hi-
name for c5e.cOp. The paper was returned
90 Lord Ro>cbcry IN due time. ana a' b.
eye fen upon the slim OF Lord Nolycrtoa'-
doaatiou a mOmentary expression Of sur
prise crossed hi> face. but hc promptly SCI
hi, uamc opposite Ike amount and hand
cL tie lit back without aWorG.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-17

RALEIGH, y. C.. June lG.-On the Pats
boro' railroad there is a gang of seventy
three conyicts employed. Yesterday sixty
seven oi these cOnvictS refused to work.
The officer in charge came here aud had
conference with the peniteutary aulhOri-
tie, which resulted In his returning with
large force Of extra guards. The cOnyicts
refused 10 cone out OF The stOckade or 10
work. Instructions have been issued 10
give no food 10 those who refuse to work.
II il 4 new and curious phase Of the con
yict-labor question. The men make no
complaint Of their treatment or fare ,hey
simply decline to work. They are very
closely guarded, and It Is thought the
means taken win prove successful. TAe
rlngleaders will be punished.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-17
Another Dastardiy Anarchist Plot.

10y AS4t itlAA ~ N@AN Afts'f'tANN-Asl
CmCaGo, June lG.-A special from
Racine, Wis, Gays that At 1880 o'clock lat
night dynamite bomb Was hurled into thr
caIri.Se-Way OF Mayor NJ. NJ, secor,
house. The bomb exploded WIN a report
thai Startled the whole city Nj. Sec'r
drove over the fuse that exploded thc bomb
about fifteen minutes preyiou, % to tx
ploAon. 4 Bohemian named Jambor WAS
traced by the blood from his wounds fOr
over mile and a half % the residence Of
cY-Alderman palico. lie claims that lie
Wa, passing Secor's residence ~ the time
II the explosion on his WAY 10 the ll:lo
train on the Northwestern railroad. bu; he
will no doubt have chance 10 explain
why he did not calf for help when 20 seri-
ously bun instead Of running away.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-17
Import and Export Statistics.


WA-UINGTOS, june 1G.--Thc Stltistic1!
Bureau ~ the Treasury Department n1s
prepared tables in regard II the value Of
recent imports and export, by which It j.
shown there was M increase Of 5000 81
in the value Of imports during IN" nine
months ending March 81, lSSG. a. COM
pared with the value If imports during tLe
corresponding IcrioI % the prrcedin.
year: also that the imports hive decreased
In value in the following particulars:
Coilcc. S2,S723l9; seeds mot medicinal,
2l.i5S. OCG: manufactures oisilS. 81 ,2G7, 30.
The yalue Of domestic exports during Oh"
same nine months shows a falling of OF
S74.CG2. 49, compared with the correspond.
ing period " last wear. There was an in
crease II $3,7OO.GO0 in the value Of corn
cNports.And 5000, 900 in the value OF leaf.
tobacco exports. There was decrease oi
about 3i.5OO, OeO bushels IN the exports OF
wheat; over 10000 gallons IN the eX.
ports OF Bourbon whi,kcyS. and An increase
II about 1900 600 pounds in the exports
of lard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-17
ARTISTS SUPPLIES, dc,

CANVAS MOUNTED TO ORDER.
" TUBE-COLORS and BRUSHES. Sup.
plies for artists In OIL, WATER-COIDRS,
PASTEL. CRAYON, KENSINGrON. aud
BRASS Work. STUDIES. PLAQ 4 rs, aud
ORNAMENTS. BRONZE PAINTS. Mall
ORDERS receive prompt attention.
BRANCH STORE, 2t0 BROAD SrHEEr.
BINSWAN9ER & 90.
Dealers In House, sign, and Coach Pa Mt.
ers' Materials, OILS. Doom, Sash, BlirdL
Lime, &C.
ONCE and wareroorns l427 Main street
Richmond. Va.
Window. and Door-screens TAU Sizes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-17
New York Items.
tRy telegraph 10 the DISPATCH.

New YoEh, June ia verdict IN favor
~ the defendant was rendered in the
United states District court to-day in q sur
brought by the Government AGAINST Gene.
raj 1homI, Jordan for The recovery ~ an
alleged shortage Of $1,000 ~ hi-ac. cunts
while acting Is quaTterma.lcr during TIE
Mexican War.
GcrGd >tofcld notified IL" PsrA Com.
mIs,ioncrs to-day that the United State
troops Guarding the tomb 81 Grant a,
Riverside Park VIII De removed June sofa.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-17

tract. He was convicted before the magis-
frnte, but the appellate court quashes tne
conviction. That tribunal hoids--first, tna'
while wooden structure, box, or even
an umbrella, may be "plsce" within tnc
prohibition Of the statute. q part OF tne
grounds reserved primarily aud generaiif
for sightseors l. not such place; aud, Sc
cond, that the law Is aimed only at Tue
owner. oecupier, or keeper Of the place or
his agents; IN sther words, the person who
carries on the betting business. ain the
present case" said the Court, " the appel
liant cannot be said 10 have kept or used
place. as he simply walked about 10 differ
emf parts Of the field making bets with the
1ther persons who were attending the meet
Inc -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-17
Nominations Rejected ara Confirmed.

10y ItItBfHVH u IHt UIbTaIVH'I
WASHINGTON. June lG.-The Senate has
rejected the nominations of John {. Shields.
OF Michigan. 10 bc chief Justice of the 81.
premc Court Of Arizona. and Abraham
Rose, o. be- postmaster at NiDton, Iowa.
The following nominations have been
confirmed David L. Hawkins. q Missouri,
tO BE- Assistant Secretary Of the Interior;
A.f. Swincford. Of Michigan. Governor Of
Alaska, G.. 4. IIcsson, surveyor OF Gus
toms at Memphis; J. V. Harris, Collector
Of Custom. At Key West: +. NJ. FaNrc.
Collector ~ Customs at Pearl River, Hiss.
and a large number Of pcstma-tcrS, army
officers. aud civil officers in different De-
partlncntS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-17

nor remain, and win stay until after the
dissolution, when the National League VIII
hold a general meeting IN Dublin for the
purpose Of considering the general party
situation. The meeting will issue mani
festo TO the Irisbmen OF Great Britain.
Gladstone will start on bis Midlothian
campaign tour tomorrow. He has ar
ranged 10 make brief speeches along the
way at Leicester, and. II possible, SAipton,
Carlisle, llawick, and Galasbiels. Upon
reaching Edinburgh he will proceed direct
10 his hotel. He will make his appearance
before the Scotch public in Edinburgh on
Friday evening. Mrs. Gladstone and their
son William Will accompany the Premier
throughout the campaign.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-17
Forty PerSons Etllcd in an EtecilOu
Riof

lsy telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l
SANTIAGO. CHILL June lG.-Duriug -.
elections here yesterday great riot or-
Cured. Forty per.0H- were killed tl.
many wounded. The hospitals ere full ~
injured persons. senior D.nator, promi-
u,u, member of the Radical party. wI-
allied. The result OF the elections 3, ,Ll-
posed 20 De- in favor II the Liberals.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-17
TO TRAVELLERS.
ITO. FOR EURoPE.-REPREsENr.

HO, FOR EUROPE.-REPRESENT-
IL NO all nnt-clas ocean steamship
lines, we are prepared To get tho best ac-
cOnsmOdatiODs on the most reasonable
terms. BeTths secured by telegraph and
all arrangements made for parties before
starting. Railroad. and sieRmshiD.tickets
To al points IN the United states and
Europe. sleeping aud parlor.car accom-
modatiOns reserved Passengers aud bag
gage called for at hotels and private resi-
dences for all trains and steamboats, leaving
the city. Baggage checked 10 destination.
Agents on ali trains 20 attend 10 passengers
and their baggage. Information cheenuliy
given by letter OF otherwise.
A. W. GARREB.
Proprietor Richmond Transfer Company
md General Railroad and Stesm sIip-
Ticket Office. 1000 Main street.
min 25-Il. Su1Tu3m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-17
Tho Nnu HnhrInna IAlAniS.

lBy Anglo-Amerlcau cable Ia the Dispatch. J
ToSDON. June lG.-AdyiccS from thc
British Consulate at Soumcl, the capital n
the French colony OF New Caledonia. state
that the French military and naval exp di-
ton which recently proceeded thence b.
the New Hcbride, ISLANDS hoi1ted the
French nig over them on June l,t, and
that the captain of the French transport
which performed the ceremony exchanged
visits with the commander Of the British
man-of.war living IN the vicinity. England
Is engaged in seeking from France a state
ment as to the truth or fal,Ity Of the above
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-17
ALLY. CONGRESS-
WAsuNGToN, June lG, lse'.
senate.


Almost immediately after the opening OF
the senate. Nj. Edmund, moved 10 20 Into
executive session. but yielded 10 = request
for thc transaction q morning business.
Nj Dawes presented o memorial 0f the
M.,sachu,ctts Legislature. which was
r,1d. The memorial rccitc, that the
.General Court" Of Massachusetts, views
With deep concern the recent lntcricrences
M Toe Government % Canada with the
ughi- Of the fishermen of The United
states. and urges Congress 10 secure i'm
mediate relief for that class OF citizens.
After remarks hy Mr.. HoSr on the fish
eries question, tbe senate. on motion Of
Ar. EGmuud., M 1880 went into executive
session.
Atl:l5 O'Clock tAc doors were re0pencd.
aud the senate decided 10 take up House
bli providing Tor the repeal % the pre-
UuItion. uM1,r-cu!iugc, aud deserl'iahd
acts.
The iuyaiid-pension appropriation hli
was reported by Nj. Logan and II once
passed by the Senate a. reported from tle
senate Committee on Appropriations.
The Military Appropriation jill
was then taken up and p.sSed-yeas, -
NAYS. 4. TIE nays were Mcssr,. Ch1ct,
Plumb, Teller, and Wilson Of Iowa.
MIR. Wilson, 81 Iowa, obtained leave
pending The regular order 20 address The
Senate on the bill making The rate OF postage
on four,h-clsss mali matter two cents an
ounce.
TIE Senate then proceeded 20 the consil-
Grafton Of the House bill repeating the pre-
empliOu, timber-culture and .desert-land
sets. The Senate Committee on Public
Lands have amended the House bill by
substituting The provisions OF the senate
bill.
Mr.. Blair offered an amendment pro.
yiding in eject ~ 20 desert lands that on
The expenditure 81 three dollars for i'm
proyemcnts the Government should part
with the title, and thai none Of the lands
should DC held ia larger bodies than six
hundred ana forty acres in single owner
ship. After debate. until $50 7. NJ, the
senate adjourned without action on tue
bill OF amendment.
House Of Representatives.
MIR. Morrison. from the Committee on
a l.. n A IL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-17
RICHlIOAD TOBACCO MARKET.
Drrnu.Np lima L. iss

RICHMOND. June 10. 1888.
While the general maj ket haa been dun
'Or thopas; few days, especially for trans
actions on Change, yet there has been fair
movements IN shipping grades inspections
are increasing. and several round lOis;haYe
been disposed OF. The French Order.buyers
are reported % BE- nearly ready 20 buy
which, with the Italian and Austrian
orders. ought 10 make a more lively mar
ket. Bright wrappers are more quiet tns.
last week. and IN brights but little nSs beer
tniEg
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-17
New Worries imprison:ncnt.for-i >ebi
Law.

ALBANY. June lC.-Tlc Governor hs,
.isucd tie 4c'. promoted by Er,tI,
Nfm1n and others, amending the lIw rc-
eaTdiuc luIri>oum DO Tor deAt. Hereafter
-iN months !. 10 hr - limit Of impri>on-
mcnt on arrest, in civil actions, 1Hd TO-
operation II tie law release, within tive
DAYS ~ PRISONERS ~ LUiloW--trcct i,l.
New York. and elsewhere who have ben
ucafc, rated beyond six months.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-17
Fined for Contempt.
IHy tc.egraIl 10 he D'spatchl

" T-I--T-I
tNCINNATi June lG.--JuGec NlXW u
10 dsy found .h"rl Barc.iord gIiltvO con-
tempt -. ,grrondriins Fred. \. Herman,
under sentence 10 fhc lcni.cntiacy, to the
person who took him out II jail. ". 4.
q ..dIaH. who had Hermann IN hi, care,
s'tt'd tAt no contemp' was intended ~
re ~AGif, and that be- Goodman w.. 't-
r..U.c oi tnc whole matter. Nevertheless,
'ur iudc. fined ihe sheriff $50 and r3s.-.
hermann : now ~ Jail
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-17
AnOrnnye Prnfcsf.

by Anglo American cable To the p.spatch.l
EFLFA,T. June lG.-Thc Orange Grand
Lodge 81 ireland has issued manifesto
protesting against the betrayal OF The loyal
minority ~ Ireland n the bidding Of Glad
stone and Parucll in the int .rr-tS II rebels.
ou.rl2c.monser,, and other yioator' OF the
lazy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-17
Parneii Preparing n Manifesto.

by Angio-Ameriean cable TO the Dispatch.l
LONDON, June l6.-Parnell Is preparing
an election manifesto. Ii will be addressed
70 tie English people, and lis purpose Viii
be to rthsSure them concerning the conse-
qucrc6s Of granting home-rule TO Ireland.
Most Of the Parnellite members OF the
House Of Commons have left London and
gone 10 Ireland. Parnell and I. z. OCOh-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-17
strike of Coal Miners IN France.

lBy Anglo-American cable TO the Dispatch.
Moss, juno l6.-Twenty-liyc hundred
miners at Flcnn cOal-mines have gone ont
on strike. \ strong band Of strikers
marched 10 It. Florent mine, ut Quaregnon.
aud forced the miners b. leave the pit.
The police prevented them from proceed
ing to tbc other pits. The LAncers are con-
fined m their barrack, in READINGS, for any
pmNTErnrY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-17
Treatment, ofGrcvA Prisoners.

by glo-Amegican cable 10 The Dispatch
AfHESs, june l6.-The Government il'
sent note 10 Turkey complaining OF tht
manner IN which she has permitted creek
prisoners In Der custody to be- treated, and
reminding Turkey that >G.h conduct can
not lc ,a,llg forgotten.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-17
Furious Wind-sforn.

10y telesfaph 70 the Dispatch
CHICAGO, June IG.-Thc Dq'y .Fe,'S'
pu-haell IN special 1y,: \ furious wind
storm Til afternoon. accompanied ty rain
ard bail. dIt,enel % the ground N1!.1rr &
Co.'S c,rcus-tcni, jnluriug about thirty l"r-
.oDs--cyeral dangerously. Fence and
trees were blown down aud considerable
damage was done 10 crops.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-17
New yiratntn wheat.
lRy telegraph 20 the Dispatcl

BALTIMORE. June lG.-The first whea. "i
he crop Of tie present year wa> offered On
Change to-dsy. Il vas grown in The L ~
pahsnrock region Of Virginia, and >plt ior
so cents per bushcl. 4 small lot wa'oi tue
Ful.z variety aud very green and we'.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-17
LATE WEATHER REPORT.
fRv fpieg1aph IN the IlsDatch1

WASHINGTON. June III 4. M-F0r
Tdguia, i,caL rims, slightly cpoler, Uu-
r.qtie rjrds.
F1r NorM Cdro''oo. SDQh Cro!qq.
Gorrgi4, fl0r;d1, mt t1icma, iOcGl ruins,
marry SiQ'iOh1ry t1pper1iye, c@iQt.
j-iHds, go,rcHy sJ,hy'N
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-17
Arrests fo- PoeI.selling.

NEW YORK, June lG.--At the Bn-h;on-
Beech races to-day the chief OF police ar-
rested y. II. Hatter-by and y. II. Duryei
on he charge Of selling pools. They were
held. The matter will be test case -
prove the legitimacy Of ihe new method of
beffiug
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-17
RICHMOND STuCK ENCiIhNGE.

" NITIN 1VN''
SALEs.-FEsr BoARD.-l,0o0 Virginia
coupons (uew) at 40; 600 Richmond city
6's at 1872: 1000 Virginia peelers July.
1851 coupons al 81; 1000 Richmond
York River and Chesapeake ist s'sat 100 :
1000 Piedmont LIST SIS at i05; 1000 Nir-
ginia new 9's at 631. $500 Virginia le-4o's
at S9a..
SECOND BoARD.-eill Virginia new IS
lfractlonal) at C5t4 10000 virginia now 3's
nj eJi6
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-17
TDOTH BRgSsIEs.
THE VERNON TOOTHBRUSH.

II Is not always convenient 20 set cool
tooth brushes ia tue couairy. 30 We al
vie every person leaving the city for the
summer 20 supply Themselves with VEN
NON TOOTH BRUSHES. They are tie
beet. Every bruh warranted. for sale by
al eruggisls 10 rot allow Your dealers ~
Substitute. nade supplied by
YUEC ELL. LADD 4 co,
nay 50 Importers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-17
Verde, Against the Belfast Police.

by Anglo American cable to the Dispatch.
BELFAST. June IG.-The cOroneT's jury
h.ye found another verdict OF wiliul muir
Der against the police in the clSe Of a per
sen Nho has died from buckshot wound,
r. ,iyed in the recent riots.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-17

Market dul.
EECEItTS.
At Roanoke warel CGse. Il bales.
QUOTATIONS..
GOOD NrDDLIEG.--g 1875,
GTDDI fSG,-vC.
hTHIpT Low MtDDLTSG. SIC.
Low A1DDLIsS.-oq
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-17
UNDERTAKINGS.

WILLIAM u. SUTH- Il,
w EHI.AND 3 SOSS FUR- ~1.SIz11A"
NiSHiSG TNDERrAkERs ia east Main
street. between seventh aud Eiyhth, have
a large assortment " ~HHOuD5 WOOD
and METALLIC CASKErS. CASi@S. All
CLOTH CAS- Its a. low pr Cos.
Country and telegraph Orders promptly
attended 20 day or night. mn 27.eod3m
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nARKEI> by TELEGRAPH.
EEW YORK.

Ezw ToRK. June 1S.-CottCn steady
sa.es, l ,4l6 Dales. upancs. sMc.; or
leans, 5-lec.; consO. dated net re-
ceipts. i59i bales eXpOrts--tO Great bf-
tain. 5 100 bales; 20 the Continent, $40
Laiales: stock. 42j.s3t bales southern
-four steady: common 10 falr extra, s. lJa
s3.65. Wheat yale. lower: No. z red, So g.;
jay ~, Sas5' g. August; - 4s91 g. Corn
soc 40. 2 July. - I-I6Gi5c. august,
'.R45 G. Data "a e. lo"er, No. 2, June
49,. Co'iee-Spot hair; RIO nomlna. or
81 O. Sugar steady; n'r 20 good renlluy.
4tR4'c.. refined Lsteady. MOiasses IN
craHged kce steady. CottOn-seed OIL,
2J5SaIG1C. Tor crude. 32c. FOR rcdue1.
Kooln steady. TuTpentine dull. Hides hvm.
Pork unchanged aud duh. Miid!es dull
lard opened 3a5c. lower. closing rrm
western steam, spot, sj.Zj; July, g. s5s
EnI7 trplvLfn RieanN.
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The Tennessee Republicans
IBy telegraph 70 the D,spatch.l

Iby teIeYraph 20 TIE UIsphIch'I
NASHVILLE, Tenn, June l6.-The STAT.
Republican Convention to-day nonindled
Hon. y. 4. Taylor, Of East Tennessee, iof
Governor, aud adopted their platform.