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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-30

las written by a learned scholar OF the city
from knowledge derived from genealogical de-
ductiOns rather than from actual experienced
1 would Zee from the citys rule ana law,
From its fashion and form cut loose,
And 70 whore the strawberry grows ON its straw,
Aud the goOseberry grows on Us goose;
here the catnIp-trec II climbed by the cat
As she crOuchcs for her prey
The guulele-s aud uususpccting rat
On the rattan bush at play.
will watch al ease the saffron COW
And her co Tlct In their glee,
As they leap IN Joy from D0ugh 70 bough
On the top OF tho cOWslip tree
Where the musical partridge drums on his
drum.
Aud The wood chuck chucks his wood,
And TIE dog deyO. IT the dOgWood plum,
In the primitive solitude.
Oh, let mo drink from the moss-gro pump
That was hewn from tho pumpkin tree,
Eat mush aud mix from a rural stamp,
From form and fashion free:
gathered mush from the mushroom vine,
Aud milk from the milk-weed sweet
With luscious pineapple from the pine
Such food as the gods might eat!
And then 10 the whiiewashed dairy III turn,
where tho dairymaid fastening HES.
Her rudy aud gOlden-rod butter 70 churn
From the milk OF her butterflies:
And III rise at morn with the early bird,
To the fragrant farm-yarf pass,
When the farmer turns his beautiful herd
OF grasslOppers out " grass.
5. y. Foss ia It'd Jits.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-30
The lron-workers, strife.
my te!eeraph 20 mo pI.paten.l


PTISBURCu, june 29.-The iron-workers'
strike Is now on, and by noon tomorrow
the mills will be idle. The conference Of
tie Wage Committees Of The Amalglmated
Association and iron.msDulac,urers this
afternoon was short aud decisive. The
workers represe natives stated that the
lodges had voted npon the question of re-
duction and had decided almost unan-
mousy TO reject IT,. The manufacturers then
stated in language just 4, positive that they
would not pay the present wages. There
WIS but little discussion, and the conference
adjourned sane die after being in session but
tV~ i've minutes. Members Of the
,magamated ASSOCIATION went into con-
sullation at once at their headquarters. and
will have their scale presented 70 the manu-
facturefs to sign or reject, as they see proper.
secretary Martin, OF the Apalgamatcd AssO-
citation. this afternoon received news 10 the
effect that the Laughun and Junction Steel
Companies at MlngO had signed the steel
scale. Should all the mills close down fully
100000 men will be out Of work.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-30

ia inches IN diameter 81 the butt, running
to inches at the top end. The whole big
mass IL to be bound together by 80 tons OF
chain, large quantity OF steel wire also
being utilized. Tue raft is valued at s33, 600.
Mr. Robertson says ocean steamers VIII be In
no danger even though the raft should break
up. A log floating 10 the ocean would offer
no resistance TO steamer going atfulI speed,
and the timber, he says, cannot possibly bit
the sides Of steamers, as the wave from the
bows will create vast enough to drive any
driftwood on
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-30
WILLIAM ID. sEMEY,
Judge Advocate General or the
United States Navy.

William b. Remey, appointed recently
judged Advocate General Of the United
States navy, and confirmed by the SEN
ate twenty-four hours after bis nomina-
ton had been submitted, is n native of
Burlington, Iowa, and is about forty
FIVE years Of age. His first duty in the
Federal service was as second lieuten-
ant in the marine corps, on the fri
gate Sabine, south Atlantic blockading
squadron. He held the appointment
from 1851 to 1868, when be was trans
ferred TO the Norfolk marine barracks.
In February, 1864, he was commissioned
a first Lieutenant. He was on duty on
the receiying-ship at New York during
1876, and afterwards on the steamer
Vanderbilt. in special service. In 1866
and the following year he served IN the
Pacific squadron. After service on the
receiving ship New Hampshire at Nor
folk. aud in the marine barracks, Phila-
delphia, in January, 1870, he was or
dered to report at headquarters marine
corps as instructor in the army code OF
signals. In July, 1870, lie WAS appointed
nudge advocate Of the marine corps.
He served as such until 1873. While at
marine corps headquarters, Washing
ton, Captain Remey entered the law
class of the Columbian University. lie
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-30
Not Agree.
by telegraph TO the Dispatch.

=
IT. LOUlS, June PA SPECIAL from Par
son, kansas, says: The c0roner's jury i'm
pancled al Chet0pa Yesterday morning TO in
qure INTO the lynchng II two cOlOred men
by mob Of ChtiOpa citizens Wednesday Is
composed Of for white and eight coOred
citizens. The white jurors insist that the
verdict should say 1.-THE iynched men came
To their death BY violence at the bands Of
parties unknown" while the cOlored jurors
say that the names OF over one hrndIed OF
the mob are known and want the verdict 10
charge them with the crime, aud have re-
fused 10 consent TO a verdict otherwise.
Both sides are firm, and it il probable that a
majority and minority verdict will be reu-
dered, as the law does not provide for hung
cOrOner's jury.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-30
MARKETS By rgLEgRAPa
NEW YORK.

NEW YORx. June e9.-Cotton sfcRdy: ssios. IA
boie.: uplants, 10 Bite. Orleans. 90 5-iic. Tot
receipts 40 ms ? r. Tor the week. 342 bales:
crls. receipts. 1909 bags. CNVotts 10 Great
Britain. 5000 halos: % france, 20 bales; to to
continent 3.H1 halee. forwarded. Ai~i bales;
sales. 1853 caics. sptnners, .3D halcs. sto 4,
l10.3s3 hales: net Receipts AZ ali ports to-day,
2.S0 bales; exports-i0 the Continent, 2tT
bales, stock, q ~ hales. southern lour quiet
an stealy. Wheat moderately active AMI p :
~. higher, sing stoaeF, No 2. juno, N =
81 &C.: July, s6 aas1'c. corn IN fair demant
Rrd steady and failures moro active, No :, July,
-3 4u5lc: August. 5 il-tfaJjhc Oats dull,
closing At X. cecliDe: No. =. spot. a5al5Rc.
Hops dun. Coffee dun and nominal options
quot, July closing 30 points up, August TN
changed, and other months iOal5 points down.
Sugar firm; fair ihc.: rr;uo'i hrm. NOlas-e5
firm. Rico quiet. Petroleum nrm; rrlned,
80 n three ports. Co''on-sood al dun Tall
low quiet Ro.'r dull nc 81 i1a,i.l5 Tor common
b good strained. lurpentlue quiet AZ 3jAc.
Higes dun Wool quiet. Pork quiet nnl
stolly. Heef quiet AMI urchangtf. Beef
hams steady. 1iercei meHts dun Gus
meas dun and unci anrcf. Mlidies nominal
lard duh: western steam, Sly; July, ta.la
q 40 Frtights QuIoi.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-30
Corner TN June Coffee.
IN teloeraph v ID pIspatch.l

10y IUIVhI IIII y VIIV I'i'hINIIlI
New YORK, June pa corner in June
coffee was sprung upon the speculative mar
ket this mornin2. When operators having
June coffee TO deliver attempted TO buy It
they found that it way all held by {. Gruner
Il Co. and Crossman Brothers, vino repre-
sent the bun clique. Ia the FIST hour OF
bushes, the price advanced, opening with
sale Al III cents aud advanced to IS cents on
the first call on sales OF 1880 bags. After
the call It rose l cent At time until noon,
Wien no coffee was found for sale. In the
afternoon the settling price was fixed on by
brokers for bull houses, making transactions
81 81 and 2l0j cents per pound, an advance
OF 0j points since the opening. The bro
kers claim that short interest Is very small,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-30
West VtrGtusR Couple Married in
ChicnEO-RatIrOad Accident.
lSpccial telegram 10 he Dispatch. ]

Special telegram 10 the Dispatch.l
CHAR Esr0N, June pa quiet wedding
took place in Chicago last Friday morning,
when Mr.. Charles $. Peyton and Miss Theua
Traub, OF this city, were united In marriage
at the parsonage OF the First Presbyterian
church OF that city. The parties are among
the best known and most popular young
people Of hi, city, the groom being the son
Of Or. L. .. Peyton, OF Hotel Ru6'ner, and
the bride the daughter OF CAPTAIN A. Traub,
a prominent figure in Graud>Army circles.
Il wa. their intention u have the affair kept
profoundly secret for two or three months,
but, thanks to The neWspaper-men, il leaked
out.
A misplaced switch caused 4 serious acci-
deut at Huntington, on the Chesapeake and
ohio railway, aDout O'Clock last evening.
Ii caused a through freight TO leave the
track and dash into the round-h0use, tear
ing about two thirds OF it down, and piling
cars all over the yard in prOmiscuous con-
fusion. Bernard smith, the conductor, was
badly injured IL is feared iatally-his skull
being fractured ia two places.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-30
Married by the Mayor of New York

y % 7I'VhV-IlI
NEW YORK, June 29.-At 1870 O'Clock to-
day Mrs. lillian Warren IIammersley wa;
married TO the Duke Of Marlborough by
MavOr Hewitt at the CITY Hall
subsequently second ceremony was held
at the house OF the bride. In the morning the
couple will proceed to the steamer AuIania
which they will board at 1899. They will
after the voyage at once proceed to the noted
Blerhelm Castle. TIE Duchess will, by yir-
tue - her marriage, occupy the tenth posi-.
ton IN rank 10 the Queen. She will also be-
come Princess OF Germany, Is the Duke holds
the title Of Prince. which be inberIts from
Marlborough, who originally founded Blen-
holm (a.ilp.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-30
Yaie Beats Harvard.

New LONDON, Conn, june 20 The
eleventh annual eight Dared race between
the University crews Of Yale sud Harvard
was rowed this afternoon over the Thames
river course, four miles straight away, and
was won by Yale by tweotv.iour lengths.
Time, 2012: Baryard's time 2i:H.
The series OF races between these two coll
lege, now stands six to i've in favor OF Yale.
The iaies time to-day is the fastest ever
made on The river, surprising that made last
year by Harvard coco In the race with Co
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-30
Fatal Result OF An EIopenept
by telegraph to the Dispatch.l

TUI %
ST. LOUIS. June ga special 10 the Post
Dispatch from Memphia saws: Thomas
MoOrchead. an old citizen, was stabbed six
times by Thomas Taylor, young man, last
night aud died this morning. The trouble
was over the elopement OF Moorehead'S
daughter with Taylor, the old man compell-
ing the girl to return home. On meeting
lheoldman Taylor attacked him with the re-
SIlt a. stated
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-30
Internal Revenue Collections.

WASHINGTON. June 29.-COllections OF in.
iernal revenue during the first eleven month,
u the fiscal year ending June 30. 1888
amounted to Sll4,09l, 80. being SJ,42S,SG'
more than the collections during the coTre-
spending period Of the last fiscal year. The
collections were: ON spirits S64, 1914. 6l2. an
Increase Of S3,31S, 500; on tobacco S2S,l23,.
732. an increase OF $751;, 1913; on fermented
liquors 500. 800. G32, an increase OF Sl,2l3,36J
on oleomargarine SSl7,9J9. an increase OF
sl2G. 746: on banks and bankers Si,04l, a
decrease of S2i7; on miscellaneous Sl53, 473,
decrease OF S70,Sls. The aggregate re-
ce.pts for May last were S275,j29 greater
than those for Nav, 1887.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-30
Large waternstn Bursts.
lBy telegraph 10 the Disptach.l

WASHINGTON, June -. "A 3Ginch water
main, which serves the northwest section OF
toe city and Capitol Hill. burst this morning
at poiut Just west Of Georgetown, aud for
several hours a large part OF the city was
without water. partial supply was OBJ
tanned this afternoon through smaller mains.
but the damage cannot be repaired before
some time tomorrow. In the mean time the
fashi0nabls section OF the city will be almost
elDless IN case OF fire.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-30

IUF tVFVNFNFH V wv '"F"''1'I
CHICAGO, June ga statement prepared
to-day shows thai ll,52i. $3.50 words oil press
specials and messages were handled At CHI
csgo by the officials OF the Western Union
Telegraph Company during the week from
June 18th 10 18th Inclusive while the kepub-
Hcan National Canyentinn WAS ia session.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-30
Died auhdenlY.
In telegraph b lne Dlspatch.

by telegraph to me Dispatch.l
san FRANCI.CO, June 20.-General Wash
ington l.. Elliott died suddenly Of heart
disease this afternoon in the office Of the
Safe-Depo,it and Trust Company, Of which
institution he was president.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-30
= Canadian ncfaIration.

10y IoItEIHpI % Vl0 IIIspaICl.I
? MONTREAL, June 29.-The Post tonight
has a story to the effect Chat A. NJ. Duhama
has abscOnded from LoDgueul. He bad
charge in that town OF the collection Of
water rents, supervision OF auction sales,
and was also corporation bailf. The amount
OF defalcatIon is shout 800. 600.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-30
RICHMOND MARXer3


SbNb ~ Aopb
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
But.er. Eggs, Fouls. Lard. Corn Neal.
Butter: Choice. family packed, i5c.; choice
store packed, l2ai3c.. good " prime, ilal2c. !;
poor 70 iatr, lUalic.
Receipts very heavy and demand only fair.
Live Hens Choice, fa., &c. piece; old
cocks aud small hens, 22a23c.
other sizes. i06gOc.
ksgs: Fresh, l6c. active.
Lard: Country, SIC. active.
Cora Meal: s5s60c per bushel for country; zoe.
Vegstablsa
Cabbage Norfolk, zoe. AL q barreL
Potatoes Irish. extra choice. new, 7ec.ati per
bushel. t&5csi4 per barrel.
OniOns: 81 per 5ushel.
Tomatoes; 81 box.
Green and Dried Fruits
Apples. Greco. choice, $sssi50 per barrel. fair
demand: good 70 enc. g. 75as3 per barrel
Peaches: SOC. $50 a box as 10 quality.
htsc<iisnsoaL
Beeswsx: sOc. per pound.
Blackjack Bark: kossed. 81 par 2.2fo poondst
black osx aud chestnut rough - per aooo
Teatnsy Prime 1.-Two goose. ssssscs conmon,
Fls1sesd. s1asi.os per bushsL
~, nike. "a sls,s1 s sss ,sa s 81 sa;i& ~
w aiilon is- Br,xn.sua. susass ~ e. -.
sslst2s per ton; shiRss1hs eeisse ~ ~
EoSss: oiassss, i!.7sssI.0 ~ psuH& ~
ca, free Of tops, iSs<oc por po0n4
fssnuss: s1sslse; sxfra ae6rpiskee -
acslys. ~ y quAnSt 4
Bsssd Straw tsks<se +
Wssi v :sss ssvsssss - -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-30
ChangesInthe Vaticnn.

fBy Anglo-American cable 10 the Dspatch.l
ROME, June 29.-lmportant changes are
about 10 be made in the Vatican. Mgr.
Galimberti will probably be appointed Papal
Secretary Of state. II Y expected that
more conciliatory policy will shortly be
adopted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-30

lBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l
ST. LOUIS. June ga special to the POST
Dispatch from -. Joseph, Mo-, says Peter
lIornek was hanged to-day NJ Z. NJ. for the
murder OF his wife on April 1, 1881.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-30

(By Anelo-American cable TO the Dispatch.l
LONDON, June 29-General Peters, the
Cars first alde-de-camp, has arrived at
Paris on a secret mission.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-30

The Earl Of Buckingham, chief u the
Hobart Hampden family, was marred last
week TO Miss cer-Henderson, ar here IS
with two million dollars. This Flll lase
the Earl from great poverty.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-30

One Pool. ssd one Blizzard Table, nearly
new. Ivory sItis and all atsei'nsnss COM
plete. Can De seen at w. j. Msnuing's,
Fourth aud Broad. They cost t7oe, but can
be bought for much less. Apply to
JULIEN BnfogD,
1901 east Maip,
two doors below Dispatch ofice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-30
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

BALTIsoRE, June 29-yirginia G's consolidated,
35% past-due coupons, "a; do, new 2's, IS;
do, LOADS. 35'l. Bid today.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-30
Pension Bills.

by telegraph to the Dispatch.l
WAsuNGTON, June 29.-Tbe House at its
evening session passed forty-seyen private
pension bills and then adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-30
FINANCIAL.
FEW YORK. BALrIxoRv, AND BIcH
n0HD STOCK gxCHAHGHA
Grain, Provisions Cotton. Tobsooa Tur'
pentins Hosin. Tar. and
Peanut Markets
[By telegraph 70 the pispatch.l


NEW YORK, June 29.-Conirary 70 the rule, the
stock market remains Arm 70 strong, although
business grows smaller and smaller the Gales
p-dey aggregatng but 1000 shares The mar
s nos U-day at the opening was slightly higher
than last night and further gains were estab-
hsned early, Changers. Reading. and Union Pa
.lhc eading-the iatier on tho announcement
tnat IA effort world be made 10 get tho funding
PHI beioro the House OF Representatives. Mon
$500 mex me upward movement continued
HtIVugnout, and the close was very firm, with
" acuye list almost invariably higher, though
gains are Tor Irrational amounts only exceut In
h9lchIHsn central, which rose ~. and Oregon
improvement and Manitoba, ~ per cent ea.h
NJ" YORK, June 29-Noon -stocss dun. Nonev
easy A. lal%. hxchange--LOng, 1855. a4s7: short.
4ss Assn. Governments dun and firm.
hpentn1.-Bxchangs dun and un@cttl d. Money
easy as lo3 per cent Sub-Tressury balanced :
Coin, 81 Is, 1900; currency. 81 ,g55,Oc Govern
msnts dun and steady: per cents, 1884,: az per
cents i07A. State bonds DUH
AlaDsina-ClasS A. 2to5...................l0 sE
II, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
OeorRia7s. mortgage. ...-...... ............. i05
North Carolina consOl Gs..............( bidlieD
North Carolina 4s....- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. "a
South Carolina Brown ~~nsOls. ..............l0
dehnesseeo s.....'-.....' ..'.'.....''''..:,. va
virginia es........................ ..Nhid) -
virginia onsolA %
Chesapeake ard Ohio. ....................... q.
Chicago and Northwestern. ..................1G3h
Chicago and Northwestern preferred. ...... l3s a
DodWAftt Lttk2Holt hfi ntNt'Tu ~ 3
..... NV
East Tennessee railroad. ..........-.... pa
Lake Shore. ............. ,................-. va
Louisville snd-S ashviIle So.
Memphis and Charleston 50
N0tile and ONO. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Nashville and Chattanooga ................. 75h
New Orleans Pacific lss mortgage. ........., V4
New YORK Central. .lCi5s
Norfolk and Western preforred. ............. NAs
Northern Pacinc. 2E
Northern Pacific preferred. ................ 81
Pacific Mall. 30 =
Reading Observation-Disclosures. IS.
Richmond and Allegheny. Observation-Disclosures.
Richmond aud West Pcint Terminal -. pa
Rock Island. y
81. Paul Gf's
81. Paul preferrei. y
Texas Pacific. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Nt
Tennessee Coal and lrOn................... 81
Union Pacific ............... BAN
New Jersey Central Observation-Disclosures l%
Missouri Pscinc. .......................... 7lTf
Western UniOu.. 75n
Cott0n-Oil Trust certificates. 3JA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-30
The National Democratic Executive
Committee.

iBy telegraph 10 tho Dispatchl
NEW YORK, June 29.-ln conformity with
the vote Of the National Democratic Commit
tee empowering The chairman to appoint an
executive committee, the chairman has sp.
pointed the following a such executive COM
mutoe: California, NJ. +. Tarpey; Florida,
Samuel Pasco; Georgia, John y. Fstll: IL
hnOI-, Erskiue Vi. Phelps; Iowa, j. j. Rich
ardSou; kansas, Charles +. Blair; Kentucky,
Henry d. NclIenry; Name, Arthur Seweil /;
Maryland. Arthur T.. German; Michigan, U.
NJ. Barnes; Minnesota, Michael DOrsu Mis-.
souri,, John G.. Pratber; New Hampshire, A.
w. Sulloway; New jersey, Miles Ross; New
York, Herman Oelrichs; North Carolina, NJ.
W. Ransom; OHIO, CALVIN :. Bryce; Penn
sylvania, W. i. scott; Rhode Island, J. L..
Barnaby; South Carolina, +. w. Dawson;
Tennessee, 4. +. LOOney; Vermont, Hiram
Atkins; Virginia, John ;. Barbour; West
Virginia. William NJ. Clements, Wisconsin,
John l.. Mitchell.
f~ignedl W. II. BARNUM, Chairman.
Tbe committee appointed 10y the National
Committee 20 procure headquarters, consist
ing Of Me,.rs. Barnum (chalrmanL Dawson,
and e richs, have this day selected house
so. ~ west Twenty-ninth street az such
headquarters. 10 will be put in order and
made ready for occupany and business as
early a. possible.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-30

CqIcIGo. June %. Cash quotations worN; Flour
steady. No. , spring wheat. ~ isn,g'ir N0.2rei,
bic. NO. corn. ~ 40 oat-. 3ikr. Mesa
PORK, siL55aslIc0 Lari, t401 as TO- short
rihs s5t5: shoulders. Stasd.sJ; short-,lcar, O. 5a
s. Mhiskey. fl.al
Leailng fatl-e, ron III ns fnllnw4.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-30

COTTON REPOar.

WeII)ts Fl1s. 52.DtsA75 sIos-fns, ta71I
Ss. %: 5SsrL BlOtSA75; tLallT sisiL5) psssas
family 90 Iutrg filJa5j.&
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-30
after all the laboriug man receives for his

after all the laboring man receives for his
work"
Even under protection" said another
man In the gallery.
ayes, even under protection; but let me
ask you this, my Democratic friend," an.
swered the speaker. al the laboring man
IA not paid better here than abroad why do
We not find American workingmen emigrs-
ting 30 EurOpeg"
This reply was greeted with the most en-
ihuSisstic cheering OF the evening, men IN
all parts Of the house Joining In the pro-
iOnged applause that iolowe IL.
Ex-senator Warner Miller was the last
speaker. lie said the Chicago Convention
had given the graudest dcclara t,on OF princi-
pie ever given 10 the American people-an
American platform from top 70 bottom. II
was a platform upon which any American
could stand, and the ticket was a. good as
the platform. 1t was not what great many
wanted, but II was the will OF the Amerl-
can people. Who wants free trade but
20 make us their customersi III Eog-
land could get her goods here free she
would soon be the richest empire on the
globe. and we will become n00odles. The
Democrats point TO lands given away by the
Republicans, but they do not tell US OF the
good uses made OF the lands thus granted in
establishing connections throughout the
nation. They point to the lands thew have
taken back, but they do not tell you that
they we're recovered under provisions put
in the grants for that very purpose. The
struggle was FOR protection. The die was
cast. The battle was on. and New York was
the field. II the present indications were
borne out the interior would this fall come
down 90 New York with The greatest ma
j0riiy since the war.
The meeting adjourned at the close Of Mr..
Miler's speech.
Mr.. Depew was unable TO be present on
account Of illness.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-30

lily Telegraph 70 The plsr.tcn.l

Iby IrItgfupn 70 INC DIsI1'"H
- WASHINGTON. June &-l A. G-For
Virginia aud North Csgohna, light 10
fklR fresh northerly winds, eecoming vsria-
bic aud souhery, cNer followed oy
- warmer fair Weathsr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-30
nesth OF an Artist.
A Country summer Pastoral.

NEW YORK, June 20.-Bellew, the we'll
known artist and writer. died here to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-30
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND. June 20, 1888
OFFERlhoA
Conn., 900 busnel[
OATs.-1IO0 bushels.
MILL OFFAL.-3J tOus.
No sales ported 70 secretary.
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Closing quotations at the stock 9olri.

FRIDAY. June g. 1884
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Market quiet
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