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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Coney-Isiand JOckey-Ciub Races.

NEW YORK, June lG.-First raee-ihree
ousrters OF a mile-Pontiac won; Bradford
second, Magnctizcr third. Time, 1'l74.
Second race-tbree quarters OF mile
Aurania won; Samuel Wood second, Holiday
third. Time, 1:l9.
Third race-mie and iurlong-a walk
over for the Bard.
Fourth race-One mile. The race was d.
vided. All bets declared of. First d.
visIon-Rlcelsnd won. Locust second,
Bertha b (colD third. Time. 1874.
4ith race-mile and a quarier-Ordway
won; lie Logos second, Dry Monopole third.
Time, 2:lj.
Sixth Iace-one mile-Kiug Crab won ;
Charley Drew second, Salvlni third. Time.
1:4ji.
seventh race-on mile on the gra's-Iu-
spector Il. won; Choctaw second, Lancaster
third. Time, l:4jl.
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DEATH

FITZHUGH.-Dlsd, at the residence OF her
mother, No. 10 west Canal street, friday. Juus
l5th ateO5 +. NJ. MANY JANE tIiZHUGh;
eyed twsnty-0ne years.
The funeral will lake place SUNDAY 81 S0
p. NJ from tho Second bspIlat church Friends
are invited.
HORSER.-Died, Juns ~, isSR al 1875 p: ",
a. the residence OF his sOn.iI-las. 4. H. WIZ
Hams. liul east Broad street Rev j. d. Hoh-
NER, In $40 ssTeBty-eighth year u bis age.
Funeral from the residence THIS sunday
MORNING Ut SD O'Clock. Friends add &C
quaintapces invited 70 attend.
THOMAs.-Died, at . o'clock Saturday morn
log, Juno 18Th. Mrs. ELLA H.. daughter OF ths
late Colonel John r. Jonos. Of charlottesville.
and wife OF Or. william ID. ibomss, professor IN
kicnmooo College.
In com piisnce with her expressed wishes there
win DO 40 public funeral. but simple burial
service In Holly wood; aud IN 0bedisnce 10 her
own direction friends are requested not 70 send
any flowers
ias procession viii move frora her late resi-
aence, No. ff3 east Grace. at 1880 O'Clock on NE
IefE INSTANT. Friends OF the family arc IN
vited. "
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to follow the circumspecs policy Of his
Chancellor
THE rEELIsa IN FRANCE.
Dism al specuistions IS TO the Peisfi-
cal Conseauenees.

by Anglo-American cable TO the Dispatch.
PARIS. June 16.-It Is useless 10 deny that
under cover OF assumed confidence the death
OF Emperor Frederick has caused feeling
here very much like dismay. IL was impos-
Hble not to notice the silent agitation which
pervaded the Cbsmher OF Deputies when bis
decease was announced. II Is worthy OF re-
mark that not single journal published an
exaggerated statement or q premature ac-
count OF the death OF Emperor Frederick.
He was respected here az lover OF peace,
and mingled with expressions OF sorrow at
bis death are dismal speculations 80 70 the
political consequences. Rightly or wrongly
the new Emperor Is regarded as being ami
mated by bitter hatred OF France and de-
SIRE to render bis reign memorable by fresh
lauTels euled upon the battlefield at the
EXPENSE Of his hereditary foe.
A person who saw the Emperor At Char
lottenburS preserved a paper wherein the
Emperor had written the following: "One
OF the most consoling circumstances OF my
severe trial Is 10 be shown In what Is said Of
NE in the French papers. certainly en-
deavered by every means In my power 10
mitigate the hardsbips OF war when was 81
Versailles, but still the war was very vigor-
Gus, a. 1t must always be 10 the conquered.
III gives ME fIeSu Idltu WI uuiuab uhluAV W
find bow the French forget the evil bad TO
do them and only remember those that were
good. Their present state OF feeling MAKES
me hate war more than l ever did In my
life"
The Paris papers without exception ex-
press deep sympathy for the bereayed En-
press and sorrow at the death OF the En-
peror, to the beauty OF whose moral nature
full justice Is done.
lie SOliet says: "France has not waited Tor
Emperor FIederlek's death TO do him JUS
tice. She has taken account OF the good he
was able to achieve during his all but too
short reign and has not reproached him With
the evil which be was unable TO prevent. A
new scene is about to be disclosed. The
present Emperor William IL. ia young, ac-
tive, and high spirited. He succeeds de.
parted philosopher, but his personal indu-
ence will not make Itself felt Tor long time
to come. William III. can but be the execu-
tor OF the wishes Of the German Richelieu.
William reigns, but more than ever Bismarck
governs"
Count Won Munster, German Ambassador,
has notified VI. Goblet, Minister OF Foreign
Affairs, that the funeral OF Euperor Frede'
rick will be private. only relatives OF the de-
cessed and representatives OF the reignins
houses Of Europe being present. France,
therefore, will not send representative.
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An OCEAN MYSTERY.
A Schooner seen 10 Explode ana
Burn aud All Hands Perish.

fBy telegraph 70 the Dlspaich.l
PHILADELPHIA, June 16.-Captain Howard,
OF the schooner Edward W. YOuBg, at this
port from Providence, reports that while
near the capes OF the Delaware May Gath he
sighted and followed a large two-masted
schooner for several hours aud then observed
that she was blown 10 pieces, apparently by
some explosives on board OF her. Owing 10
the prevalence Of light winds Captain How
ard could not gst up with the unfortunate
vessel In time to see whether any OF the crew
escaped.
A man on the schooner Young, who wit
messed the affair, SAYS both vessels were pro-
ceeding slowly under nearly full canvas,
when all OF sudden noise was heard,
preceded by burst on black smoke, and fol-
lowed by flash OF flame apparently out OF
the main batchwly. liz few seconds the
spars snd sails were burning. and II was
not long before the trim schooner was trans
ferred into 40 unslghtly smoking hulk. The
observer Is OF the opinion that all on board
persisted. Inquiry into maritime circles
fails TO disclose what vessel toe unfortunate
could have been. az there bad been none
cleared lately with explosives on board.
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Tire Cbau,,,IoushiD Records.

sces. including Yesterdays gal
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
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DETECTIVE AGENCY.

r W. SOUTHWARD'S NATIONAL
81 . DETECTIVE AGESCf.--Iiaying had many
years. experience % sheriff and all matters per-
talning to police work, with a. skilfui corps OF
operatives ~ can be had IN the country. fsnder
paniss, aud the plplic generally, fer bkrbC-
TIVE WORK In AL it, branches Correspond
ents tkroughsut the unilea stafes asd tho
Canadsa All communicates strictly coz ndsn-
solicited. J. N. soUfKWAhD,
sheriff Henrtco county, hicsmona. We
I rsfer by permis,isA TO Hos- II q. kinor,
fudss OF County Court hiohmsod, Va; Hon T..
4. Fauntlsroy, Judge " Court OF ApPsai3 Rich
states senator, PsteEsourg, Va H. b thaf1n q
Co. Real Estate Agents, k!chmord. Va; Judge
Edmund wsddill, Jr., hirbmonds Va
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aaRxErs BY TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK.


Nsw YesK. June i6.--Cotton steady; ssles,
90 bales: last evening leo oslss; upiends,
10 s-lGc; Orleans. 10 Bloc, net receipts AZ al
ports to-day. ass bales; expprts-to Great brl-
Tain, ,272 bales; stock. 3Z.@S9 bales. Whestdo-
cllned <nac, with some interest from export
ers: options broke hatc early, ruling easy
during tho short session, closing az the BOTTOM
No 2 red, June. So a&i &C.. closing NJ bsAc'
July, soas9kc, closing et Sc. Corn-Cash de-
clIned haSc. AMI ruled dull; options broke %
3.c early, and with few slight changes closed
st the bottom; speculation inOdersiei 40
June b5a .a57 &c. closing a. BAc., July, MA
b79c Oats AANc. lover. closing weak. No =,
80 10, closing AT 365sc: Ju... &a.t'lc; no.
spot &c. Hops hrm state. false. Coiee-far
Rio duh aud nOminsl o. fiA3l; options heavy
aud Q ass points lower. Nc. Rio. juno, si2O;
July, sI05asIl-n Sugar quiet and nrm: fair
refining axe: refined quiet. dolassea dull and
nominal; 5lLtosi. 1870. Rice steady. Petroleum
steady; crddo. In Barrels. bAa0%c; refined,
re at all ports. Cot.On-seed oi'. t2c for cfuiei
47c for rcnned. Teuow steady. ho.la gries
atSl. I5asi. %. Turpeutinc Jan AZ 3D. Hides
steady and quiet Lesther IN fair request WOOL
steady Pork dull and nominal. beef quiet.
beef hams steady: tercsd beef dulL Cutmcats
DUH Middles nominal. Lard more or Jess nninl-
nat; western steam, June, and July tA'A
Freights dull
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. June i6.--C ash quotations were; Tour
dull aud neglected. 40. spring wheat sHhc.
No 2 corn, 49ac Oats 52kc Aose-P0rk, Nsel
Lard, $50 shortnbs. SIS; shoU ders. 20,
short clear, 81 Whisky, Sl.9l
fsf.. 60. 49, F.f
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m,ssi . rcpor. on the condition Of ths ioosoe ~.
cvep or JuIy Is,. Ills passing strange tbss GUY
most i'm portant staple has received nefe'oso.'
70 nttle attention from aSnculinrs' aop"r
ments At bone and at wszbiuefon. froa oas
Cor, missioner thero ". havs 80 far seon no re-
por,s for 1898 OF tobacco The data OF no rsas
alone or private parties VIII always % 'ooH..
upon with suspicion Of partially or - fo:ten ~
20 self-in,erest. whereas an onicis' report ""A.
open to criticism. carries greater weight man ny
other crop report Let US have them res"sfs
aud as ample a. possible BY all means
the rARxgr.
To-day trading was light In all srsdos- For ne
week fair buslness was done. though hoIders
OF nller grades and smokers In bnshs hA'e
no, dons q thriving business. sun-cured nov
rules tho dag and the suctlon-eoard. seversi
large chipping sales Of fine tobacco were Effected
this week Bright Wrappers we're iairiy scn'e.
with sales for tho Wcst. Borleys soid ven sae
we're takon both By homo and outside msnai*e-
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tions--namely. the Mozart Amateur 0rches-
tra--to provide au entertainment OF rare en-
ioymentfor them. The orchestra will appear
IN their new dress suits for the first time,
and assisted BY the Gesangyerein Virginia,
Mrs. McRae ~ vocalist. aud g banjo trio
under the direction OF Mr.. Polk Miller, an
idea may be formed OF the treat In store Tor
such as NAV be disposed 10 invest % or 90
cents in tho way Of helping the "boys," as
their president, Mr.. "Ned" Archer, calls
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FINANCIAL,
New York, Baltimore, and Richmond
stock Exchanges.

TBy tolegraph 70 tns 1isp1cn.'
NEW YORK, Juno ia--The stock market was
quite active to-day. especially In spots, eut the
tone Of the dealings was strong aud material
gains were made throughout the list. any stock
closing At the highest price, for the uess. The
meagrs adyices from tho West was ros<surtng,
aud grangers we're prominsnt both for sctivily
aud strength. The special feature was New
Englapd, which was very strorK. and tho eaoy-
ancrfn stock was attributed 70 istsrsso closely
Allied 70 the property. and promingnt broksr
with Boston houss was conspicuous In esaiisE.
bidding for large lots London bought the mar
ket at the opening ana prices bsgsa 70 advance
Immediately. Now England, Louisville and
Nashville, Missouri Pacinc. and grangsrs led ne
Market aud values mevs1 up rapidly during
the irst hour, but after that time The sales for
realization kept the market down, though ths
advances met with be set-bsck- The martst
closed quiet and sIrong al The best ngures calos
aggregated iib.0oo shares.
WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.
Nnw YoEx. June 1.-THE weekly bank state
ment shows the following chsagss; aseerves
Increase, ti.is2,sa0; loans. increase, Hsip. 10
specie, Increase. sa7oi ,0ao. lssaltcn1erA -
crease. t<77 ,0oo; dsposite. increase. eAiW, go;
circulation. increase, tc1 500
Tss banks new holi SO 100 In excess Of ths
% per oent ruls-
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Wnahingtan Notes.

by telegraph TO the Dispatch.l
WASHINGTON, June lG.-Bond offerings To-.
day, 81. 05O, 800. Accepted, S79, 900 As al 127f
and $500 AIS at 1O7.
The Comptroller OF Currency has au-
thorized tne First National Bank OF Talla-
dega. Ala, 10 begin business, with capital
OF $4,000.
TIE Treasury Department has decided that
the cost Of graduating imported rice Is part OF
value Of goods per sc. This action oyerrules
the claim Of certain importers that the cost
OF FORMULATION is non-dutiabe charge. 1t
was asserted in their behalf that the rice was
imported Ia grsnulated condition. and not
In entire grains. because the ad valorem duty
imposed on graduated rice results in a less
amount than duty at the specific rates pre-
scrlbed for rice imported as grain.
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Observation-Disclosures.

The Local. Opuonlsts held another meeting
at McDonough's Hail last night, at which
MED. u. Burroughs presided, with hr.
Robert Lecky. Jr., as secretary, A number
OF those who have been circulating the petit
tons for an election were not present, but
the indications were that nearly enough sig
natures have been secured TO insure the elec'
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the y,yr,pia might. win.

An interesting mstch-game Of baseball
was PLAYED ON the Clsrke-spring grounds
Yesterday afternoon between the Auroras
and the Virginia Brighe. There were
large number Of spectators present, The
contest, which was spirited and characterized
By heavy batting on both sides, resulted IN =
victory for the Virginia Brights, who had
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DICHMoND COLLEGE.
COMMENCEMENT RxEKcIsEy.

SUNDAY. Jrns 1iru.-Ssrnon, Rev. J. ".
Garter. d. D.. Of Parxsrsbars. W. Va
MONDAY. Jvsx isrn. -cslsbrssion Of Nh Sig
ma Rho and fhilologaan societios.
TUESDAY, JUNE isrH--Address before the soct-
d. o.
Judge George H. swami. Of Finczslie> Va
TuunspAx, june 2isT.--Anxeunesmeas q
honcrs aad delivery vt diplomas
All those exercises VIII b IA she College
chapel boglnntns ~ ". ~
rns sru.ssss vii meet 81 M collsse yrss
90rn asli A n. - IAN
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Dunlop. surviving trustee IN . deed from
the James River and Kanawha Company TO
himself and others 10 secure the second
mortgage bonds OF said company, to file bis
petition and be made a party defendant IN
the causes. The other order gives Thomas
w. McCance and james Peasants the same
privilege. Mcssrs. Decatur Axtcll and Law
renee Myers, the receivers, are directed 10
flle their arswers 10 the petitions within
thirty days. This proceeding, II Is under:
stood, looks 10 having Mr.. Myers removed
a. receiver--this in the interest OF economy.
The road has now two receivers at an an
nuai salary OF $4,000 each.
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Hy Telegraph 20 the pspscn.l
LOUISVILLE, June 15.-The failure Oh the
Kentucky Flour Company. which has done
q heavy baking business and has also Dealt
largely In iieur, was announced today. Inc
deed OF assignment was made late last night
naming The Fidelity Trust Company as AS
signee. The nominal assets are f6o.oeoi
liabilities, sso,o00. The cause assigned u
inability 10 collect many small debts. The
principal stockholders are Foster Thomas
aud Horace Bashaw.
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Fatal Gasoline Explosion.

EVANSVILLE, o., June 16.-An explosion
occurred about noon In the brick ware
house OF Bailey Brothers & Co., druggists,
which blew the building from Its foundation
and demolished several surrounding frame
buildings. -Four persons were taken from
the wreck badly burned snd bruised. Two
OF these are dying; one certainly, and possl-
bly, three men, are buried in the DEBRIS. which
took fire end burned dereely for some time.
II Is supposed the explosion was caused by
GASOLINE.
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the Custom-House Contracts.

Mr.. Baldwin, OF Mccarthy e. Baldwin,
government contractors, yesterday closed
contracts with James Hayes for gas-hitlng,
plumbing, copper-roofng, &c; Gilman q
Son for plastering, cornices, DC, ana creed
II. Davis for brlck-work. He also expects
10 close contracts here for grani,e-work,
woodwork. painting, and all other work that
he can POSSIBLY give out.
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WHAT WILL BE FOUND IN THE

w "CRITIC" TOMORROW MORNING. :
Tho bright society and literary sheet The
Critic, issued every Monday morning, will con-
taia tomorrow IN addition 10 a Well-seleeted as
sOrtme nt Of miscellaneous matter, the following
"1hs Accidental Outcomes OF Peace" by Mr..
Carltoa Mccarthy. OF this city.
"The Carter Family Of Virginia" No. ! OF &C.
neslogicsi series on Families OF the Old Domin-
ion. by "Cam.p
why the Marriage was fastened"
Local and STATE society news, including new
account OF the marriage of Miss kiyes, and some
facts about her future literary productions
Book review.
Local and dramatic notes
Chit-chat by the "Jannterer."
New York own-Topics talk.
The paper can be procured az Gil The news
stands, and Is sent by mail for 81 year.
10 l7-lt
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Cammutea 60 rive Years.

The sentence OF Jacob DulaDey, who was
convicted in Floyd county In 1854 and
sentenced 10 the peniteutiary for eighteen
years for murder In the second degree, was
Yesterday COMMITTED by the Governor to
five wears. The clemency was recommended
by the Commonwealth attorney who was
engaged in the trial and nine OF the Jurors
who tried the prisoner.
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wA RHtAGEs.

FIGNER-ARNOLD.- Married. June II, 1888,
AZ tie episcopal residence by NeTy Rev. A. Van
dc Yyyer, GEORGE II PiGNEk W JUoEPHlsk
ARNOLD: both OF this city.
FORRISTAL - EyEfS. - Married. Tuesday
morning. June H. 1855, az ~ O'Clock; 81 81
MAYS German Catholic church. by Rev. Father
p. Roman, q. s. H.. Mr. PATFIck n. FORKS
tai 70 Nlss CAkkIE NJ. EVEks: both Of Rich
mond.
Baltimore, Lynchburg, aud ST. Louis papers
Dleass COpy.
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Tae mucn for RECEIVER.

No cases Of interest we're tried IN the City
Circuit Court yesterday. In the chancery
causes Of Terrell aud Boeock, trustees, sgainst
The Richmond aud Alleghany Railroad
Company and Alexander aud Ellyson, trus'
tees. against the same, Judge Wexford en-.
tered two orders. The drst allowed John
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Lemon Elixir.
A PLEASANT LEMON DRINK.

Lemon Elixir.
A PLEASANT LEMON DRINK.
Lemon Elixir r. prepared from the fresh Juice
OF Lemons combined with other vegetable liver
tonics, cathartic aromatic stimulants, and blood
Fifty cents aud Que dollar per bottle Sold BY
druggists generally.
Prepared by II. MozLRY, NJ D.. Atlanta, Ga.
For binousness and constipation take Lemon
For Indigestion and foul f:omach take lemon
Elixir.
FOR sick and nervous headaches take Lemon
Elixir.
For slesplessnsss and nervousness take Lemon
Elixir.
For loss Of appetite and debility take Lemon
Elixir
For fevers. malaria, and chiIls take Lemon
Elixir
Lemon Elixir will not fail you ia any Of the
above named diseases. oil Of which arise from
Q torpid or diseased liver.
EDITORIAL
] have tried DIR. Aozlsy's Lemon Elixir. and
nnd It ell that Il Is represented TO be.
4. p. LfTfLEFIELD,
Jesup gal SsatlIlsI.
Prom the Galveston Christian 4dr0eGH;
Dr. Mozleys Lemon Elixir has dsseryedly
gained wide reputation In the malarial dis
tricts OF Texas. and hiss proved blessing Ia
many households in the state. 10 H-snSt
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PrnnerfN Trnnnfera.

Among The deeds recorded yesterday were
the following: Richmond: William W.
Colley and wife 10 Ann Sanborn, 43 feet on
Twenty 9th street near city limits, s43O;
james b. Pace and wife to Abraham Cold
back, 80 feet on Reservoir street near WAL
lace, S4S7.j0.
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DECIDED FLvoRABLY.

The committee decided 10 recommend The
massage Of the ordinance 70 the Council, win
the understanding that II should boso bxed
by the city Attorney ana EOgineer as 10
meet their views. This viii be done To-
morrow morning, aud the Council VIII be-
asked 10 suspend the rules at the special
meeuug tomorrow night in oreer to con-
aderit.
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Adjourned at s;l5.
Concert for ibs BsDenf er the Moxart
Amateur Orchestra.

Next "Wednesday evening. June 20Eb,
members Of the Mozart Association and our
cillzeDsesserally will have the opportunity
81 showing their appreciation OF tue efforts
Of one OF our most meriiouoss, efficient,
esd accommodating local musical organiza-
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Failure OF vienna Bankers.

fBy Anglo-American cable 70 the Dtspatch-l
VIENNA, June 1G.-EIeimaun & Sons. bank
ers, have failed heavily. 1t is alleged that
fraudulent practices caused the failure. one
partner has been arrested.
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Pnt,kamsr,s Successor.

IBy Anglo-Amoricsn csols 10 the Dlspatch.l
BERLIN, June l6.-Count Zedlitz Trutz-
scher has been appointed Prussian Minister
OF the Interior, 10 ill the vacancy caused by
the resignation Of Herr Won Puttkamer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-17

NHERE WILD he A snRo(1IAL
j MEETING on rANxANy cLun MONDAY
MIGHT - i<1 ssN aaia susst q oAs1oek.
Az msahsrs srs rs4aessed V b pssssak We
%usw SNsIiss,
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NEW ENGLAND CONSERVATORY
lN OF MUSIC Boston, Mass.

THE LARGEsT snd Best Fauipped n
hs WsrId-le IsHrneter. - s.essn.s las Zs.s lhos.
ana ovgas Tssfng, as Arss, ey1sry, Leget.r~ sseA,
cermas sad hallaa LSnfsssss, xngh srsneAs. g.nss-
Heat and Electric Light $500 70 SO pr week Pail
Term IsEiss s,ss lss .fT ia'srsiss Gns.as ,sI
franklin square, hosroN, AAsk
ia IF Su&W8ml
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LATE WEATHEK RgPORr.

fBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch-l
1-----7 WASHINGTON, June Ill 4. M-FOr
Virginia. cooler, followed by warmer,
IEklR light to fresh variable winds, fair woa-
| lther.
- For North Carolina, light 20 fresh va
risble winds generally southwestsrly,
stationary temperature, occasional local rains
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-17
LECTURE.

DEV. E. NJ. PETERSON WILL
III lecture at WestEnd church TUESDAY,
June ION ats PM. Subject: LABOR AND
LAZINEsS.n Admission is cents. LAWN
PARTY after the lecture and on the following
night 1e Holt
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THE RICHMOND DIspATCH--SUNDAY. JUNE II. 1888

not PLAYED before this season, By the score
OF IA Z. The feature Of the game was 2
brilliant one-handed stop, made BY Han, Oh
the Auroras.
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EDUCATlONAL.

GUNNER SCHOOL
- for Ladies' IN all advanced polite branches
Metropolitan advantages. Proximity and ire
quent rapid transit to nearby resorts send Tor
circular giving fun dstails. VAN NORMAN IN
sTIrUTE established 1885, 20 Central PARK,
West New YORK. ls Wlh
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egAIs AID COTTON sxcgAHsk
RrcHxosp, June &C. 1853

KICHHUNVt JUH' ~, W.
oygsKiss<
CoRS.-s4s bushe,s
MILL OF9A--40 tonA
sALxs SsPosrso ~ sscsyr,rr.
CoRS.-White 81 bushels very good 81 10
Mixed, "a bushels good al ose.
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