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aud applausel N enable me 10 tell the people
why IL Is that all my Ito long have been
democrat and mean 70 die one iapplausol, anu
think shall be able 10 give them come reasons
why thoy should be Democrats from now unui
they are laid In the grave. tChecrsl
NY friends. IL 10 not my purpose 10 say huy
harsh thiog OF our political opponents. lhas
never has been my style OF speaking, even when
was very young man: might say not man
nj all, for The first stump speech ever made
was nothing but boy. Even then always en-
desvored 10 keep a civil tongue In my head. |
always recognised the right VI every man TO 90
bis own thinking, and II he would only think
honestly ana be a. tolerant TO mo as !
was 70 him, there should be no harsh
words fall from my lips Ia respect 10 him; aud 50
now. In the contests hat happened In our own
party II never has beea my habit 70 quarrel with
those Who did not think Just As thought have
been before your convention ~ 81 LOUIS
without my will, against my will. as cam
didate for great Office. tCheers.l was
that convention; l was also warmly and
earnestly Opposed. Towards those who on
posed mo have nothing in tho world but feel
ings OF Kindness IL was thoir right II they
thought some other man was better-a hettor
man TO be nominated. IL they thought II was
more polite Or advisable. however well
they might think Of me, to nominate
somebody else, IL was their right TO
think so. They were there TO exercise
their judgment and God knows they have
created not single rufne 10 my tosom, nor the
leasL symptom OF III viii towards mem. lap
plRuse.l No, my friends. am here 70 advocate
the right OF every FREQ American citizen TO think
for himself I believe In II AID always
have believed in it, as the very essence
OF Democracy and OF free government,
and therefore : wish 10 say TO you
all that so long as God gives me strength 10
speak 70 my felloH-men, so long shall talk 81
them Of The good, honest Democracy In which
was sch0oled and IN which believe. tell you.
my friends, that the 81 Louis Convention did
the thing itself that should immortalze It. IL
did one thing which Of itself should command
the esteem aud respect aud gratitude OF
the American people, IL did ono thing
which set a magnificent example for all
time TO come 70 the American people, AMI
Indeed 70 all other people who have anything 20
do with the choice Of Tulors. aud that thing Was
20 renOmiuate Grover Cleveland By the unani-
nous voice OF the convention. (Checr3l No,
my friends WHOM speak 81 Grover Cleveland
] do not SPEAK OF stranger 70 me. never
saw him until after he WAS inaugurated
President OF the United States out have seen
hIm many times since. talked with him much,
consulted with him much. and, although
| have not seen HIN Tor moths past,
/ know that mau, I think. and think
know him veil, and II there Is a brave, honest,
upright courageous, patriotic man On the face
OF Gods EARTH Grover Cleveland Is such man.
lGreaI applGuse.l
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PIcgxovD TOBACCO nARErr.

JUN Z. lS-%
Tho loading feature IN our to-dsy's market
WAS the good buying u gooi % nne brignt wrap
pers. The demand seemed better. with several
order buyers and one or moro speculatofs or
shippers on tho market Tho range Of prices
was from = % ~ cents la other grades tho
market Was more quiet than yesterday on
Change. We learn that about 800 hogshesds q
nno austrian loaf have boon sold here end In Pc
tersDurg, all on private terms, but IL Is saie 70
say that prices range ftom ~ 10 ~ cents for
these enc shipping grades. IL will take about
those figures " make winter purchases pay on
this kind and class. Ihore Is nothing % a boom
IN our market, Out a steady, good, and active
market is far preferable 10 any temporary ex-
elements The western reports arc stu very
strong aud the market veil In the hands q sell
ers on Burley grades. and reports already say
that Bureys are up 70 las: December's prices
There Is but little stock here for sale now. some
new Burnley Is being worked BY our msnuiac-
tuners.
Exports for May; Tobacco. Richmond. Va,
s796l7 pounds; tobacco, Petersburg. Va, 40i,-
40i pounds: cigarettes. Richmond, Va, 2,0oi,.
OO1
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RECEIVING TUE NEWS.
The Nomination Of Thurman I'm the
House.
From Our Regular Correspondent

From Our Regular Correspondent
WAsHINGTON, juno AT twenty minutes 70
o'clock this afternoon 10 was announced IN the
House that Thurman had boon nominated Be
fore the telegram could be read by the Clerk all
the Democratic members Of tho House were on
their feot, waving their red bandanas and shout
ing at tho top OF their voices. The enthlhla-m
spread 10 the galleries, ladies' clappcd their
hands and waved their hanJkerchlcls, aud tho
sound OF the Speakers gayel was entirely lost in
the chorus Of cheers Lhat shook the building.
Mr. Bggs. Eray-leaded representative OF
California rose excl. edly and eXcluwed: For
twenty years have been laO0riug ID make the
'Old Roman he head o. the Democratic ticket,
aud now. hank God have lived % see him
nominated 10 the vice presdency.n He then
made a tour OF tho House. shaking hRnus with
bis Democratic colleagues in regular loyo-ieast
fashion. The ticket "a Ompletod gives general
ga iafactiOn TO all Democrats.
The revenue relo~mers generally are delight
ed and perfectly satisfied both Win the TICKET
and the platform
Ar. O'ferrau was IN hs scat to-day. Meeting
him in the corridor asked him: " What 90 you
n ink of the work Of The convention, Nh o'fer-
rhu.n cit could not have beon better. Glove
land and Thurman viii beat any combination
that can be made by the Republicans iNow,
with tariff reform, equal rights, and fiaternal
feeling a. its Shibboieth the Democracy VIII
carry a solid south. New OK, connecticut, NeW
Jcrey aud Indiana, and vii make ne kcFutll-
can party trem0lo he It's boots IN Minnesota, Wis
cOnsin. Michigan, and Ohio.'
Nr. Hopkins, OF Virginia, saws that no thinks
the outcome OF the convention IA very satsiac-
tory. lie believes that tho platform and Tie
candidates are al that could DO expected. lie
THINKS the Democratic labor vote Will support
Cleveland and Thurman Nth zeal and enthu5i-
as.n tOf course said he, "the Republican
Knights OF Labor VIII y0to the Republican ticket,
but the Democratic Knights will 30 their bes-
Tor their own party.n lie thinks that movements
ARE AZ hand which Will greatly strengthen the
Democratic party with tho masses, but no Il not
Al liberty " mention what they are.
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ALEXANDRIA.
Body or a woman Found in the River.

Especial telegram 70 the Dispatch.l
ALEXANDRIA. Va, June Tine Alexan-
dria canal property at auction to-day only
brought 1906 Tue sale was largely at
tended and bidding spirited, however.
The body OF Mrs Joseph smith was found
floating in he river tins forenoon. She was
John TruslCw's widow and msrTied MIR.
Smith a fe y months ago. Last night Smith
came to police headquarters and eXcitedly
told Captain Webster be could live With his
wife no longer. but when al officer was sent
10 his house smith was there with his wife
and they had "made up" II appears that
smith had found bis wife intoxicated with
a pitcher OF beer beside her, and, removing
II, she protested, and struggle ensued,
both getting cut on the hands and arms by
its subsequently breaslng. Both were at
tended by physicians. About O'Clock to-
day she called at a neighbours dressed in her
best and .aId she was going TO Washington.
Nobody else seems to have seen her. Her
body an hour later was discovered floating In
the river of the ship-yard and was immedi-
atey hauled cut.
Early to-day the north-bOund Frederieks-
burg freight train ran into the rear OF an
extra near Quantico. Nobody was KILLED.
Rev. Luther Dyott. OF the Methodist Pro-
.estant Church, arrived from Harper's Ferry
today with his bride.
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BROOKF.-At the residence of her son-ln-law,
A. =. Davies, Gloucester county, Va, June ID,
after a long aud painful Illness. Mrs MARIA
LOUISA BROOKE. WIDOW Of the late John Lewis
Brooke Of FauQuier county, Va, fell asleep IN
Jesus Ia the fun Assurance Of ollssful iinmor-
tanty.
pers please copy.
CRAFTON-Died. at his residence, No. 1914
west Clay street. at 1879 7. VI. June z. 1876,
THOMAS J. GRAFTON. eyed thirty-two years a..
Funersl services from CiayStreet Baptist
church TO-DAY, June Sth, at $50 +. VI. Friends
Of the family respectfully invited 10 attend.
LUM-Died. at Ettrck, Va. Monday. June 4,
lass SIDNEY f., infant son OF ". y. aud Nora
Lum; aged four months
Interment on tho stu instant az blsndfords
cemstry Petersburg.
MORECOCK.-Dlcd.J June Z, 1888, after a lin.
gering Illness, al his fathers residence, Fulton,
HenrcO county, JOIN hhNhl, eldest son OF \.
". and Elizabeth ". Morecvck; aged twenty
years. .....,....,.. ...
At 3 O'Clock from Denny-streot Methodist Episco-
pa church Friends aud acquaintance Of tho
family are invited 10 attend.
ROWE.-Dled, at tho residence OF her mother,
Mrs. y A. Z. Hooper. 81 Catherine street. 81 $50
T. W. June Z, 1889, LEILA MAY, wife Of william
A. Rowe: aged twenty nine years.
The funeral will take place from Clay-Strcet
Methodist Episcopal church TINS EVENING,
June sth, al 40 o'clock.
STEWART.-Died, at his residence, No 9il4
Venable street, June 7th. AZ $50 A. NJ, HENRY
NJ STEWART, In the seventy. year Of
his age.
His funeral will take place from st. Johns
Episcopal church THIS friday AFTERNOON
at O'Clock. Friends and scqualntances Of tho
family and those OF his sou, Joseph b. Stewart
are respectfully invited 10 attend
sTORRs.- Died. June 8. 1888, st ten minutes
past II o'clock T. NJ. az the residence OF her
daughter. gC2 north Seventh street, Mrs. CARO-
LINE sTOBks, widow OF the late Rev. Claiborne
StOrrs.
Her funeral will take place from the Fifth
Street baptist church THIS friday AFTER
NOON at 4 O'Clock. Friends and acQuaintauces
are invited 10 attend
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GRADUATES.
THE COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES AT
CHAPEL HILL, NORTH CAROLINA.
The Great Dsy-Mssting Of the Alumni
The Degree Msn-Action
Of Trustees.
Especial TELEGRAM to tho Dispa.ch.l


CHAPEL HIrL, N, C., June TIT Is the
uinety-tbird commencement OF the Uniyer-
sity of North Carolina. BY a mistake IN
yesterdays dispatch this commencement was
put down as the Dinety-second.
ALUMNI ASSOCIATION.
The Alumni Association reorgsnized yes
terday by electing Hon. Walter L.. steele
president and five vice presidents; seereta-
ry, Josephus Daniels; treasurer, X. q. Grls-
som.
The highest donors in the graduating clsss
were awarded to William Myers Little,
Richmond county, who last year won the
mathematical prize and iss prominent men,
Der Of the Young Mems Christian Associs-
ton. Entitled to honorable mention In the
class were also o. d. Bachelor, W. j. Bat
tie. Hayne Davis, +. NJ. Harper. and L. L.
Withers, OF Danville, Va.
DEGREES CONFERRED.
Bachelor OF Arts: T.. NJ. Armdeld, Q. d.
Bachelor, W. J. Battle. Hsyne Davis, l.. b.
Edwards, w. r.. Headen. st. Clair Hester,
Il. W. Lewis, w. VI. Little.
Bachelor OF Philosophy: c. G.. Foust, F.
VI. Harper. NJ. l.. John, VI. II. Palmer, Il.
l.. Smith, and f. p. Withers.
Bachelor Of Science: A. Braswel, Jr., W.
j. b. Dali, T. }. Eskridge, and d. Thorp.
Bachelor OF Law: Frank Drew, Jackson
vile, Fla.
Doctor OF Philosophy: 5. b. Weeks.
HONORARY DEGREES.
Doctor OF Laws: Judge r. p. Dick,
Greensboro, n. c.. l.. B. Kingsbury. Will
mington, n. c.; Bishop L. X. Hendrix
Missouri.
Doctor OF Divinity: Rev. Samuel Rotbrock.
Rowan county. y. {.
The class song, written by Mrs. c. L.
Spencer, was then sung bv the graduating
class and the following prizes bestowed:
Moral Science prize, L. Z. WIthers; Chemis-
try, B. Thorp; Mathematics. ID. j. Currie;
Greek, Alexander McIyor, Jr.
Special diplomas were gwen As follows
The Latin Language and Literature, f. NJ.
Armfeld. W. j. Battle. Hayne Davis, l.. ID.
Howell, W. :. Robertson. T. W. Valentine.
and {. A. Webb. The Greek Language and
Literature, W. j. Battle, 81. Clair Hester,
aud G. A. webb. rhe English Language
and Literature. 81. CLAIR Hester. Chemistry,
b. Thorp. Natural Philosophy, L. j. Esk-
ridge, and w. NJ. Little.
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WASHINGTON, June !, 1883.
Senate.

Mr.. Morgan asked leave 10 offer n long
preamble and series Of resolutions on the
subject OF the pending fishery treaty, and Mr..
Vance moved To refer them 10 the Commit
tee on Foreign Relations. The preamble re-
cites that the Committee on Foreign Relations
raises the question whether the President
had authority to negotiate such treaty or TO
appoint plenipotentlaries without the pre-
yic,.s consent Of the senate. and the resO-
lutions declare that the treaty has been duly
negotiated and u lawful and valid.
Mr.. Morgan insisted that he had a right
10 speak on the motion to refer. and IN spite
Of the objection Of Mr.. Sherman and the
ruling Of the Chair that be (Morgan) was out
Of order, Mr.. Morgan proceeded. announcing
that be intended 10 make this morning the
speech which he made in executive session,
or if the senate would give leave to have It
printed he would 20 ~ without delivering
II In the Senate.
Mr. Morgan finished the reading at 1850,
and the resolutions went over without ac-
ton.
After some routine business the senate ut
2P. NJ. adjourned till Monday.
Rouse OF Representatives.
After few reports from committees the
House went into COMMITTEE Of the Whole on
Inc taIlU Dllls III. DiUSFfs VI W Atu', 'ltu-
ed the battle by speaking in opposition to
Mr. Brecklnrdge's amendment II Yesterday
to the proviso attached to the lumber sche-
dulles OF the free list, which proposes TO adj
nit Canadian Gsn free OF duty upon an
allowance by that country OF commercial
rights TO our vessels, and also reciprocity In
exchange OF products between the United
states and canada. A long debate followed,
in which good deaf Of heat was developed.
Politics finally got the upper hand. and
several telegrans aud bulletins were read as
parts Of speeches. Mr.. Cox read an an
nouucement OF Thurman's nomination. A
scene Of Wild confusion followed.
This concluded the consideration OF the
proyiso attached 20 the lumber sections and
after the Clerk had read the next article on
the free list, ." salt IN bags, sacks, barrels, or
other packages, or IN bulk, when imported
from any country which does not charge an
import duty upon SAT- exported hom the
United States" the committee rose.
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wlth o,ch olhnr. emo thI. Vim furnI,h a nee.

with each other, aud this will furnish rea.
son-if any reason IL necded-why / should
present Senator German, OF Maryland"
nk. GoRHAN.
Mr.. German received ahatterlng reception.
Mr. German said that be would be out Of
place ia the Democratic Convention " he
were not supporting the principles OF DE.
tnocrscy required by Jefferson and upheld
and practiced by Grover Cleveland. The
Democrats had made pledges Of reform and
tax reduction four years ago, aud we have
Kept those pledges. We have now 10 face
The fact that the reduction Of taxation Is i'm
pcraiive, and we must wipe out 900, 100000
81 the surplus. They charge us with
free trade, but we stand here as bon
est men fighting To reduce this I'M
mouse surplus. We have presented plat
form M strict accordance with all Democratic
doctrines. As Mr. watorsou has wei said,
il is one on which all can stand. IL during
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nARKKrs BY TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK.

vsw ToKE. June 7.-Cotton nrm and IN
changed; sales. 900 bales. Including 60 tor
specu aiiOn: net receipts, 2g7O tales exports
a. Great Britain, 2J33 bales: 70 tho Continent,
1870 baios; stock. 3atGH DaloS Wheat castor:
declined LAKE; No. 2 red. June, closed At
9isc.; July closed 81 g2&c. Cou--No Z. June,
Gglo.: July, 6J.c GAIA nrm; A0. Z, juno.
36s,c: July, HA. Cofeo-OptiOns 2Ds.O points
lower 30. RIO. June, ti87Oafi3S; July,
si2 80ssl2 D Sugar dull aud unchanged. Mo-
lsssas dulL Rice steady Petroleum steady;
rennod, SIC. az ali ports. Coston-seed oil Donii-
bal. Rosin quiet Turpentins duh g. Sjhc. Wool
quiet AMI weak. PORK quiet Beet duh. cut
meats nrtn hiddles dul AMI DODinsL Lard
neglected in speculative line; cash dull. spot
g. So aSasA frei1hts steady.
CHICAGO
CHICAGO, June Cash quotations were; flour
steady. No. spring wheat 81 ae6. No
red. SEC. No. 2corn. 6sSc. NO. sOeis 3ssc. Moss
pork, fiL05stlA50 Lard. $50. shortnbe, N.o3;
shoulders, 90; saoTtclesr. salCasSiA WHISKY.
sID
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Baseball Yesterday.
frx saiasrs nh N thA DrSLs s,h.l

philadelphia,
Athletics. ...........1 0 o. o. 2--5
Ciucinnslis. .........0 010l o 0 0-3
Base-hi,s-- Athletics, 8; Gnciunstts, 0.
Errors Athletics, 8; ClDcinnstls, Z. Bsi-
teries-weyhing aud Townsend; Mu!ane
and Keenan,.
Baltimore
Blltimores.. .......0 0 80 OF as
kausas City......0 0 l 90 o o.
Base. hits Balumores, 10; Kansas City,
0. Errors aitimores, 4; Kansas City, 9.
Batteries Smith and Trott; Pagan and
Briody.
Brooklyn:
81. Louis. ..........1 0 0 90 o i 2
Brooklyns ........2 20 40z Ox-ll
Blse-hlts--St Louis, 8; BrooklyDs, 3.
Errors ST. LOUIS. IA; Brooklyns. 3. Bat
teries-Deyhn and Boyle; Hughes and
Bushong.
New York:
New Yorks........0 2 | O. D
Washingtors .....0 0 3 0 2 o o o x
Blse-hits-New Works, A; Washingtons,
4. Errors New Yorks, II; WasbingtOns, 10.
Batterles-fitcomb aud Murphy; Whitney
and Mack.
Cleveland:
Cleyelands. 0 3 sol 9 0-13
Louisvilles ........0 1 300 2 0 o. 4
Base. hits-Cleyelands, IS; Louisvlilcs. !.
Errors-Cleveands, 8; L0uisyilles, IL. Bat
teries-Blakeley aud thinner; Ramsey and
Cook.
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General sheriaan,s Conait,ou,

WASHINGTON, June There has been pro-
nouneed tendency 10 heart failure In General
Sherldans case this afternoon, and IL has been
difficult to ward it of This is the condition az
the present writing % p. NJ DR.. Pepper, Of
Philaelphia. was again sent for and Will DO
here tonight
The physicians bulletin Issued at Q o'clock
says; "The fsilurs Of tho heart which was noted
IA rhs last bulletin. has been followed BY severe
congestion OF ths lungs. General sheridan "a
delicious HE temperatures little over 1907
his pulse - lls'. his respiration 40. he takes
nourifhmeni, and has grown quieser within the
last hour
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JerOne-Park Races.
fnr telerrapn 70 tne plspat.h.l

10y LtIeKIapU % N" UI'pHV-u'I
NEW YORK. June First race at jerome
Park-mstch one mile and three slNteenths-
Prince ROYAL won; Brown Duke second.
Time, 2:0Jl.
second race-one mile-Joseph won Mi
norlty (colr second, FidIer tnIrd. Time,
1:4St.
rhlrd race-one mile and five sixteenth
lie Logls WON Locust second, B0rdease
third. Time 2:20t.
Fourth Tace-seyen furlougs-Emperor OF
Norfolk won; Climax second, PatrOcles third.
Time. 1880.
Fifth race-One mile and iurlong-Belvi-
dere won; Ftzroy second, Nellie Il. third.
Time, lbs.
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Fo,,ure in PhiiadeIph,n.

ny III|- TN % Ut" IT I'TI1-IIfI
PHILADELPHIA, June 1.--Auslm, Fields d Co.,
wholesale stockholders, 81 Market street, have
made AN as- gnmcnt. At "a meeting of Tho crcdi-
tors held to-day tho nrm stated it, liabilities 20
be between SsJO0O0 aud taCO 900, and assets repre-
scented 10y stock. bonds. &c. az sl4b,OJO An oler
20 settle az hfycents on the dollar At three, six,
aud nine months and secured paper, was made.
Boston, Lynn, Hartford, aud other eastern deal
els arc the principal losers.
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MANOTICK, ONT. June 7.-During the severe
storm II yesterday brick school house in Os-
good township WAS blown down and twenty chill
dren were buried in the ruins. Some OF them
were fatally injured. None escaped painful
wounds
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FINANCIAL.
Hsw Yoxg. ssLysxoSx. AsD nicH
xcHp srn6z xxcaAa6xA
Grain. Provision. cetts1. roesesA Tar
psntias, aesin. Ia, sss
Peanut Esrtsth

NEW yoYx. Jsrs Tine stock nartst vas
again intensely 5ail te-dsg. slthough me ssf-
nation was re,ssye6 " freggen. spur;s OF sni-
nation IN sposs, which soFssf 10 give moro cba-
racier 90 dealings thaa for us past feu osys.
The msrks: gas stTsDf sm,st mrousaeu.
European buying Of - spceiaics vas we nfss
cause Of Improvement. hni rers sas good buy
ing of Gould STOCKS and coal stocks nom inslns
sources, While southern specfAites shosel
marked strength throughout After Nc demand
siackonencd Oh. wnich ccctyred before the eod
Of the hour, there vas slight resctiob, pnt
most OF tho improvement. was retsinc1, esd
while the market again fell into its usual dun
and liftieSs condition there ves no decline unsh
toward 2 O'Clock, whom ffsctiooai loss9s we're re-
corded IN few active s!0.zs. A firm tone then
reapp, sred. Lonisville and Nasoyille Isking ms
cad, 's'sswei ~ kcck ISscd and Tennes~ee
coal, tsich advanced sharply on small business
There was no further feature 70 trading.
NEW YORK, Juue 1--Aooa--->iocks duh ana
steady. Money essy 81 iaix. Fxche3ge--ione.
ts6N; short, 49,. Governments dull aud
steady
Brsniag. Exchange DUN and steady Money
easy At lals per cent Sab-1rsssurY ALLIANCES
Coin, slSs,6i0,000; currency. kiA,&i.0oc Govern
msnts dun Rnt steetsy; per cents, lNsi ~
per cents, i07. State bends dull and steaSy.
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incendiary FIRE Near Norfolk.
Especial telegram to the DIspatch.l

IoDtcIAI IoitsIaHl % IHV DIsPAVVH'I
NORFOLK, June THE residence on the
farm OF the late W. T. Bishop, on the West
ern branch, five miles from Norfolk, was
totally destroyed by fire, together with the
furniture and valnsbes. The property be-
louRed to Mrs. Martha Durrah, who was In
Norfolk at the time. The fire was the work
OF an mcendiary, and there was no Insurance
on the property.
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the campaign we per-
fecuy ecoo uIze
these principles, We
can well be sue
csssful. With such
a candidate and such
a declaration, We
will 10 forth 10 the
battle with the con-
ciousness that we
re- better ORGANIZED
md more certain Of
ictory than ever be-
Dre. Mr.. Watierson
moved that the re-
port OF the commit
tee be adOpted which
was agreed TO by a
unanimous vote.
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Doacnater Races.

/ fBy AngO-Amercln cable ~ the Dlspatch.l
LONDON, June The race for the Dopcaster
| spring handicap plate Of 1000 soveregns WAS
| Won by Lord Ellesmers's four year-oid chestnut
colt Felix Lord Abluton's four ear-oli bay
colt King Fisher snd Gurry'5 threo-year-old
chestnut oily Pedigree r0n dead heat Tor the
| anrnnI Mann.
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6RAIE AND COTTON ExcHsHov.

eALs3 szPoRrE0 - ssgsgtLsg.
WREAT.-shortborry, 20 oushel, very goof ~
o.
CORS-White, go bushels primo ~ &c. s3
bushels prime on private terms; $40 bushels
very good AZ &C. MiXtd 40 bushels prime &c
&c. 3is bushels very good on private terms
TOTAL sales Of corn, !. gl5 bushels.
BLACK PsAs.-.J bushels very gooi on private
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A salute at ThurmaD's birthplace

Especial telegram 70 the Dispatch.l
LYScaBURG, Va, June THE Light Ar
tilIery Blues fired a salute over the news OF
the nomination OF Thurman. He was born
In this city and there is great enthusiasm
over his nomination. Red bandauas are
displayed everywhere on the streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-08

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