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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-03
How Richmond Hodge WIii Celebrate
Their Anniversary THURSDAY.

Richmond Lodge, No. |, OF the lnde-
pendent Order Of Odd-Fellows, will cele-
brate their first anniversary GA Thursday,
June TIL, by spending the day in social en-.
joyment at Staples's Mil, on the farm OF
councilman Thomas Render. Conveyances
viii leave Belyidere Hall Tor the scene OF ac-
ton at o'clock in the morning. Below IL
the programme FOR the day: Address OF
welcome by Brother Tucker; sack-r2ce be-
tween Brothers splitter, Eyensen, Davis, and
Stokes; wheelharrOw-Iace between Brothers
Hewitt and Bniord; baseball by picked
mines from the lodge. under the management
OF Brother Robert Hin, Jr; running-rsce
between Brothers Hewitt and A. l.. Owen;
Brother A. Evensen VIII challenge tue win
ner; Master Parker Hill will challenge
any one Weighing 1SJ pounds or
less 10 glove contest; "The Court
Of Fun" Judge Splitter presiding; Span
ish FandaHgo, executed under the
supervision Of Brother Aubel; bOat-race,
managed by Brother e. FyeBsen; music,
unssr the leadership Of Professor Stein (;
hanjo duet, by Miss Hankins and Mr., Eugene
DAVIS; either music, by Brother Bastard |;
concluding refrain, BY RENDERS choir, ave
Wea Go Nome Until Morning"
These amnSements are for ladies' and gen.
tlemen, and refreshments will be plentiful.
The committee OF arrangements are: G.
Eyenson. Robert Hill, Jr., Sylyanus Stokes,
George Il. Davis, and X. Savage.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-03
THE RETURN or THE GRAYs.
Parade Of the FIRST Regiment This
Evening 20 welcome Them.

The Grsys will reach Newport News from
New York t0,day anl will arrive at the
Chesapeake aud ohio railway deDot here at
6:2O p. NJ, and will there be met by The
Grsys Association Captain K. G. Scott
presidenD and the First regiment, under
command OF Leutenau,.C Colonel BidgOod,
and escorted to the Armory.
The Grays have had a good time in New
York. and have doBe credit 10 the capital Of
the Old Dominion. and we must give them a
hearty greeting. That they are fine body
OF men; that they are wtlLtrained soldiers,
and that they always conduct themselves as
the gentlemen that they are, Richmonders
have always known, but it is very gratifying
TO have these facts voiced and confirmed by
the press and people Of New York.
A greeting 10 you, GrayS.
Welcome home.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-03
serOIne-PRrk Races
tBy telegraph 70 the Dispasch.l

10y yolesIhpu W VIC DHboesh-I
NEW YORK, June 2.-There were about
1900 persons at the JerOmePark races to-
day.
First receive eishtbs OF a mile-Disble
wen; Miss Cody second, Peregal third.
Time. 1:03S. Mutuals paid e5i.
Second race-one mile-LadY Primrose
won; BiggonDette second, Clay stockton
third. Tine, 1851.
Third race-Fordham handicap, one and
one quarter miles - BelYiGerc won; Linden
second, Volante third. Time, 2:l2.
Fourth race-ene mile and a furlong-
Emperor OF Norfolk Won; Brown Duke
second, Ordwsy third. Time, POI.
Filth r4ce-One and one sixteenth miles
Ernest won; Nettle second, Fred. B. third.
Time, l:J4.
Sixth race--steeple chase over the short
cOurse-.Little Fellow won; Schoolmasler
second, The Colonel third. Time, 4:02.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-03
Nine Hours work for Nine Hours
Paw.

The Bricklayers' International Union, al
its convention held In Washington last year,
endorsed tho plan OF working nine hours
day with niue hours pay, and adopted :
resolution the effect OF which was that all
branch unions not coming into this arrange.
ment by June /, 1883, should be dropped
from membership in the international Union.
Richmond was the last branch to secepttheSe
terms. Hepceiorth, therefore, the union
brieklsyers OF this city and Manchester will
hay, 30 work under this rule. The majority
Of the contractors for brick-work are per-
fectly willing 10 this, so tho change. wnei
made. will cause very little trouble. Not
more than about half Of the brIckIayers here
are union men.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-03
THE GRAYs OFF FOE HOME.
The ola Dominion Steamers Gsiiy
Decorated-Henrty Chceriag.
rS,..i.t ,.,. -. ~, a.. thn nan.t,A

NRw YORK, June 2.-Tbe Richmond Grays
left Tor home to-day. They assembled atthe
Niuth Regiment ArmorY, on Twenty-sixth
street. at O'Clock. and. escorted by de-
tschment from Company u, Of that regiment,
marched " the Old Dominion pier. where
the steamer Seneca, aaily arranged in Dunt-
ing, awaited them. The steamers Roanoke,
Old Dominion, and Breakwater were also
profusely decorated in honor OF the Grsys.
To the music Of the fie and drum the Grays
marched aboard, amidst The hearty cheers
from the hundreds Of persons who bad
gathered to bid the Richmond Grays good
bye. The Seneca swung out, aud the yisi-
tors were on their way bone. Before
leaving the city mauyoi the command visited
the police headquarters, where they met
and were introduced to superintendent
Murray and Inspectors williams, Byrncs,
and Steers. They were shown through tue
marble building and also inspected Inspector
Byrnes's famous Rogues' Gallery. Any
New York crook who visits Richmond
hoping 70 fleece the residents OF that city
would better steer clear Of all the members
OF the Grsys, for they are now well posted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-03
Bnse-B7II Yesterday.
By tolegrsph to lilo Dispalcn.l

Washington:
WashmgtOns. ..... o 0 o 0 0 0 0 o. I
Detrolts ............7 0020 % XII
Bast-hits-Washingto 4, Detroits, r..
Errors WashIngtons, Z; Detroits, 4. Bat
teries-Gilmore and Mack; Conway and
| CANCEL.
Philadelphia:
st. Louis........O OO112 00x- Z
Base-hits-Athletics, 3; ~. Louis, g..
Errors Athletics, s; ~. Louis, ,. Bat
terles-Edwards and Robinson; Hudson
aud Milllgln.
| Philadelphia:
Chiclqos. .......0 3 1 90 0 0 0 o. 4
Phisdelphias .......0 0 | 90 0 9 o. s
Bise-hts-C hcagos, :; Philadelphias, O..
Errors-C hicagos, 8; Phi'edelphias. I. Bat
teries-Borchers and Farrell; Buninton
aud Clements.
Baltimore (Grst game eight innings:
B1.timores. ..m.....6 . 0 0 0 0 I'll
I.OulsYllles ........".0 , 0 l D 0 . / D
Observation-Disclosures, 0; Louisyillei, t.
Errors-BaltmOres, II; Louisyiles,S s. Bat
riss-CuunIngbam aud 0Bren; SIratton
and Cook.
Second gamel:
Baltimores .........O 0 1 0 0 ! 0 %
LouisYillos.........0 0 90 0 , = o o.
Blse.hits- Batimores. 7; LouIsyilles, 8.
Errors-Baltimores. ,; LoIsyllles, .. Bat
:eries-Slnth and 1'rott; Ramsay and Cook.
Boston:
Bostons. ............4 0 1 0 o 0 0x-G
Pit;sburghs. 0 l o o . q O-1
-hIts-Bostous, 10; Piusburghs, G
Errors-Bos;ons, / Prlsburgh-, :. Bat
tefies-Madden and Kelly; Calvin aud Nil
Ter.
New York:
New Yorks..........O $500 0 &C
indianapolis. .........0 0 0 D o 0 0 90
Bsse.bits-New Yorks, 10; Indianapolis,
4. Errors-New Yorks. 2; Indianapolis, 5.
Batterles-Keeie and Ewing; Boyle and
Daley.
Cleveland:
Kansas Citys. .......3 04oOO117-16
Clevelands.. . % 2 0 l 0-lj
Base-hits-Kansas Citys, -; Cleyelands,
1G; Errsrs-Kansas Citys, Is; Cleyelands,
10. Batter1es-Teole aad Daniels; ObeF-
lander and thinner.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-03
COVERED WITH SALT RHEUM

CUTIcURA REMEDIES are tho greatest msdi-
cincs on earth. al the worst cAso Of salt
Rhsum In this country. Ny mothorhat IL twenty
years, and la fact GiSi from It, ] believe Curt
CURA would have saved her life. hy arms,
breast. and head rer0 covered for three ysar',
which nothln NC relieved or cured until used The
CUuCURA RESoIyENr Internally and CUTICCKA
and CCrlCURA SOAP externally.
NEWARK. J. W. ADAMS,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-03
Want TO Get Possession.

The Masonic Building Committee has
given the necessary notice TO the tenants OF
S26 aud SOS east Main street TO yacate by
July lst so that they can get possession OF
the property. The ground on which the
houses stand belongs 10 the Masons, and
they will probably sell Il as II stands or erect
other and finer buildings on II.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-03
Report OF Coula's Illness Contra
dieged.
by telegraph to the Dispstcb.l

by Telegraph % The DIspatcb.l
ST. LOUIS, June "A dispatch to George
T. Smith from s. II. Clark, vice-president OF
the Missouri Pacific railroad, received this
morning from Frederick. Kan, says:
New York reports regarding Gould's con-
dition aIc absolutely false. He is now stand.
ing upon the rear platform OF his private
ear, as usual, inspecting the road whiio
travelling at a speed OF forty miles per hour,
and is doiog a. much work as ever on trips
OF this character"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-03

track OF the Union Passeneer-Railway Com.
pany on north Ninth street. was whipped In
court by her mother.
Charlotte Davis (coiored) was sent TO Jail
for thirty days for stealing ashirt from James
L. Gray.
James Bates (colorsd) was jailed for thirty
days for stealing bag OF -four from MAX
Cohen
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-03
HEAD. FACE, AND BODY RAW.

Icommonced TO use your CUrICURA REMEDIES
lss, JAY My head aud face ana some parts OF
my body were almost raw. Ny head was COW
cred with scabs and sores and my suffering WAS
fearful. / had tried everything ! had heard OF
In tho East and West. Ny csse was considered \
very bad one. have now not particle 81 skin
lumor ABOUT INC, and my case Is considered
wonderful.
DECATCR, MICH. liRs. S. e. WHlPPLE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-03
ACCUSED OF BEING a FCGIrEvE.
BiaIhOWski TO Go 10 PeDnsyIvsDtR-
0Iher Police Court Cases.


Charles BialoWski, q While man and car
renter by trade. was before the Police Court
Yesterday morning charged with being a iu-
siiive from Justice from the State OF Pcnnsyl-
vania. where he i charged with the en-
bczz'cment Of $3.50.
The accused was arrested on Tuesday last
by Sergeant Alexander TomiHsen on u tee-
gram from Pennsylvania, but there being no
evidence against him IA court next morning
be was discharged. On Friday, however,
an officer arrived in toe city with a rcqUi,i-
ton on Governor Lee for the surrender OF
the accused aud he was r,afreSled. Justice
Richardson examined the papers presented
by the officer and fading them ~ proper
form consented 10 hold The accused until
the rendition warrant could lie procured
from the Governor. This was gotten duung
the day and the officer leaves on the 1:2J A.
NJ. train to. day with his prisoner.
The accused was employed by Pennsyl-
yania house to sell goods on the lGstalment
plan, and it Is alleged that he collected $3.50
for which be never accounted. lie, on the
other hand, maintains that be owes the con-
Germ but $lS, and that he never denied this
debt
Accused has relatives aud friends here TO
whom he has told the Whole story Of this
trouble, and from bis account It is one OF
those often. resOTted-tO eXpedents TO collect
a debt-a debt which he says he does NOT
owe.
ALLEGED PIcE.POcKET.
John alias James b. Pittman, whose arrest
Friday night oh the charge Of picking the
pocket OF John l.. Ware aud stealing dou-
ble-case gold watch valued at geo was an
nounced in the Dispatch, was before the
q, affn Of aAtr
10 proceed with the examination the case was
continued until Wednesday. Piitman claims
10 hail from Connecticut, but has been 10 Viz
g,nIs for several years. The Ofence is al
legged TO have been committed last Wednes-
day night at the corner Of Eighteenth and
Franklin streets.
OTHER CASES.
Henry Egleston, colored boy about
sixteen years old, was charged with stealing
= geld watch worth sl5, the property OF
Martha Booker. lie pleaded guilty 10 having
"liited" the watch from nail on which
Martha had hung il. and for this youthful To-
discretion he was giyer three months IN Jail,
during which time TO repent.
William Jones. colored boy, who was
arrested in the First market With SIX chick
ems In basket and setting OF eggs Ia his
pocket, supposed 10 be stolen, was also be.
fore court. The case was continued TIL
TUESDAY that the owner of the fowls may be
found, u possible.
Frederick Carter (colored) was dned %
and costs for being drunk and disorderly.
John Rollins and Frances Thompson both
colorsd) were fined ego each for INSIDE
meanor.
Lena Bentley, the ten-year-old eolored eirl
who mas arrested for placing stones on the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-03
By sampson q Adsmscn,
Real Estate Auctisaeers sod Insurance Agents,
si3 Hun street. Manchester, Va

A UCTION SALE OF A VALUABLE
N Two-sTORY BRICK BuIIDIN0, sl3 AND
SIS HULL sTtkkf, AANChEsfsk, vA.--At Tho
request u the svpsr We will sell az paciis sue-
tcn, On Tie premises
THURSDAY. Jgsr z. 1889,
at O'Clock p. NJ, tas sbovs-aescribsd PROPER
~, treating ~ fees co The north sh4s Of hull
street between kixhth and NiniA streets Ard
running back B5 fses n "a alloy 10 feet vide.
The huildlns l. al Ia good sfdsr aud u ysn,nd
ont Tor sfioss. yisiiins ihsfsffom Z hand soas
rsiura on The prscs tAat No expect 20 get
THIS Is Ia ever, way arstslass piece Of pro-
perry. 10 n located In he hess part Of ms ,s,y
tor business, and oxsrs ~ opportunity sof good-
paying investment ~ present with The pros pscs
q 4 BIG prsot In We futare
TEAMS; os@ fourth cash: shs balance In zx.
twelve. AMI eighteen moaSl< deferred pay raeat6
bearing interest from day Of ssis aud SCORED bv
deed OF trust sAAfsoN = ADAA>oN,
,sy Aast3aas>SA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-03

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF AN
EXCELLENT TRir- DWELLING,
No. 10B PLEASANT SrNLIT, BETWEEN
MCseY AED I..r.rT erRE2Ts.
AT AlCIuE.

By virtue o.. toe a.rrc' rr' r-el % below w
will sen by Eur-i0G. CO.. fno Promises, on
MONDAY, d ~ ID. l-,1.
a, o'clo', - r., the cverlirnt and well-ar-
ranged FRAME DIV LING above referred ~.
situated on no north iuo Of Ileasant street.
wlth toe Fro Boz. ol which 10 stands. beginning
81 AZ feet etst OF Aet. attost. fronting ~ Tee.
and ruaaing back d., jI- lcot, 10 aa alley 10
ieef wide.
The house f. m eNir7ucly comfortable ono,
rnd VIII maize y licn hnue; noi NJ ail that Er''-
tim ~ the city will in tnn EUGr future 10 bene-
nciaiIy affected ty tle fIcftcar ia IS over
there Investors or tnO-e Wllune . home eau
put the.r money b. Ibis property Win the cor
ta.nty OK an early Increase ln its yaiue AID desi
ruhiHtY.
TERMS: One thir1 cash, nrG tha resifre AZ six
ana twelve months. f1r notes, WITH interest add
ed. and title retained. GEORGE T.. HAW,
lyon G.. TYLKh
special Commissioners
DOUGLAS. pLAtNTrFFs, AGifNsr DOUGLAS AID
Ala. DgFENDAkTs-ly THs CHAsC4RY COURr
OF THE CITY or h.CH1OsD.
]. Benjamin 10. Berry clerk 81 aaid court, GER
ufy thar the bond required Ut the special cont
mlssioners by ibo decree Ia sad cause VI July
q. 1871. has been duly given.
Given under ny hand his Sth day % Nay, 1854
100 BENJAMIN II. BERRY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-03

90 ssssa 90: Febrnsry, fs.s'st93; ysrrh. tssis
;ssg. april. Se.epss17o; 4sy. ts."s's'a
CHICAGO
cxroiso. June 2--Csaa qaels.io-s vsrs f',ut
unchanxef. MOI ep1iDg rnear ss1e6stc ~
2 red. s7kc. No. corn. sac. No. az -.
gcs.'pork. si895agf4 Lard, H.<s. snor.n,s'
s7.t7k; shoulders iDoxed). ts~SAs-; ssnfi s-es'~
tsafSln. Wblsksy. fila
Leading futures ranged:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-03
OF for Liberia.
[By telegraph to tho Dispa;c.

lBy telegraph 10 tho Dispatcl.l
New YORK, june 2.-The bark Menrovia
sailed for Liberia to-day, carrying thirteen
colored families from Gainesville, Fla, who
are to settle there. They are emigrating un-
der the auspices OF the American ColOniza.
ton Society. They expect TO resch Africa
in AuUust
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-03

The geld watch voted to the most success
full policeman at the Fair at the Armory
was awarded 10 Officer John Flanagan. The
vote stood rs follows; John Finnegan. 1913;
Thomas ". Joyner, 125a; Y. A. Robinson,
%; B f. Poiiiaux, "a; William II. Baker,
3; Jones A. 0tey, 1. The balance OF the
force received no votes
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-03
sacred Hears Fair ana nazaar.

AT the fair at Armory Hall last night Miss
B. VI. Kelley was voted lady's watch, Miss
Florence Cottrell q bracelet, Mr.. q. b.
Brooks the pony, Miss Ayues Black ala
mond ring, Miss Katie Morrlssoy ring.
Miss Mollie OlDennell q badge, and hr.
James the detective's badge.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-03
Moan tempera.ur
HAVE YOU A SKIN DISEASE
HAVE YOU A SCALP DISEASED
HAVE YOU BLOOD DISEASED II so the GU.
1ICURA REMEDIES will speedily cure you.

There Is no system Of treatment known TO
druggists that offers the certainty Of cure and
economy " time and money 90 he found In me
CUTICURA REGEDGFs. We win send FREQ TO ANY
sufferer " How 70 Cure skin Diseases" "a page,
20 illustrations. aud 100 tsst u0pisls Of cures Of
svory form Of skin aud blood disease from piu-
bies 20 scrOfula-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-03
Ey George s. Vashoa a son,
Real Estate Agents ard Ancti0aecrA
Ns. = north rSxth street


TRU3TEES' SALE OF A VALUA-
L BILE DwslLIHG AND MARSH LI~sfHEET
LOT BETWEEN GRAHAM AND HANCOCK
srllEEIs.-ey Sirtus Of two deeds Of trust, oas
IL which was executed by Mary D. Elliott on ne
2sth day Of February. lass, % cen! amia II. Nash.
and tAs other Oy Cha.ics y. Elioss ard vile.
Mary r. Elliott, Doaslas Elliott. wii,iaTn l.
Eiliott and ). /. klliot, 10 George s 'asaon on
the oh day OF June. 1857, which said deeds were
duly recorded Ia lE0 clerks 0fico VI the Chan
Gerry Court VI Wckm0Da city. We. tie under
signed as trustees Ia said deeds. Will sell on We
premises, At public auction ca
THURSDAY, Juss Il. issS
at O'Clock, thst yALUABs HOUSE, AND LOT In
the city Of Richmond, on the s9uth line Of Mar
shall street. estseeo Graham and HaDcock streets,
fronting % feet on Marshall street asd rupninS
back 1f2 feet 10 "A alley isfset vide. The dwell
ing on said los IL substantially oaiis and nodsfn
style.
fERss: For cash a. % ss35. with interest On
500 IRON the 26th Of February, 1855 and iatsress
on f235 from the stn VI June. 1Sss, ani the coss
ard expenses 81 the ssle and the execution Of
the trust created by said deeds, Ericn said sapas
amount 10 abogtsi,0e0
BENJAMiN II. NASH,
Trustee 10 drst deed:
GEORGE Z. yAshOS.
iss Trustee "a secoed deed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-03

The Board OF Public Iuterests-Mr. John
s. Bethel chairman will meet tomorrow
evening to elect the Board OF Fire Commits
sloners, which IL 70 be composed OF one
member from each ward. The names OF The
gentlemen most prominently mentioned In
connection With the appointments have been
published in the Dispatch.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-03

WILMINGTON.
WILMINGTON. Juns 2--Turpen:ino firm ~
S34c. EosiD arm; strained. $50; gooi, sac.
Tar nra a. 1870 Crude tarpeDfins frm; hard.
81; yellow DIP. tLe5; virgin, -
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET
Reported for the Dbpat,h-l
JuSs a-rhs condition Of the msr4et con-
tnucs a. for several past steady Win reZn-
lar sales sad receipts. and Gales mostly connn@d
20 mo b-s, grades Coed sales srs reported ~
aEc. Dealers arc net hopeful Of any improve
msnt in the niarket-tks stock within reoch IA
too great Prime. ekalc.; extra prime. 3kc.;
common, lac; shollsd. sa24c.; spanish. 2ks
21oc: factory hRnd-picked, sAgAc The peanut
crop in portions " late OF WishL southampton.
ana Nansemond countios. Just planted, IL re-
ported al washed up Dy tno lato storm, and %
a tntal loas.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-03
Don,s Tr.Is wan Your Eyes,

and do not allow any one else to do u for
you. Call on Or. S. Gaiesbi, 9i5 east Main,
and have your glasses correctly fitted 10 the
eye at moderate cost. Examination Tree.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-03
TEYFR SORE CURED.

must eX' end 70 you the thanks ~ ono ~ my
customers who has been cured. by using the
CUTICURA REMEDIES, Of an old sore, caused by
a long spell Of sickness or fever eight years ago.
IIe was 80 bad no was fearful ne would have 20
have his leg amputated, bu, Is happy ~ say he
q NOW entirely W0ll-s9und as 4 dollar He re-
quests me 20 use his name. which is "A. n. CAsON,
merchant, Of this place.
JOHN V. MINOR, Druggist,
GaiusoOrO' Ionn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-03
LATE WEATHER REPORT.

[By telegraph 10 the Dis2atch.l
+ WASHINGTON. June 81 a. M.-For
RAIN Virginia. light 10 fresh westerly winds,
- cooler. light rains. followed by fair wes-
thor
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-03
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK

NEW York. June Action quiet; uplsnds.
ioc Orleans. &C.: salss, balog. ne. reccir Is
at ell ports to-day 1901 bales s5pofts-to Great
Britain. 1888 bales; stock. 37.s3s bales Flour
duh and weak. Wheat qgis. but generally
steaiy: No red. June, CO.. asi 7-i5c;. closing az
g0k; July. sia9i 3-l5c. Corn arm asa quiet, par
tcuiariy for export; No. Z. June. ss4shahc.
closing ct exc; July, s5ae3Hc- Oats nrn ana
moderately active; Ne. 2, Juue, Ss1aSs4 july
3ska3sXc; No :. spot, 3eaS9c Csdee-fair Rio
irn at 50: optioas unsettled AID lower; No.
Rio. June, $lAs5asl%JJ; July, siAS0ssis.tl
sugar arm and quiet: refined nrm. xolasses
steady hice arm. Petroleum steady; crude in
barrels s1.asAc.: refined, nc. at all porta
ton-seed oil quiet ard unchanged fsilos
steady kosin steady ~ Si.2oAsi3a Turponiiao
dull Il $3.50 Hides in Light demand. Perk dull
steady 1isrcsd- beefduIL cutnnsa;s quiet aaa
steady. Middlss dull sod nominal Lard
neglected: prices nenin7l, western steam.
$50; August ESQ; October, $50 Frelghs
quiet
sr. LOUIS. Jane 2.--slour Arm and dull
Whest opened strong ena higher. aad broka
later in the session, following the lead OF Chicago
closing sc. lower; No. RED cash, secA.: Juna
s9llc Corn lower; cash, ale; June closed az sic.
osts quiet; cash. eszc; June, Sc Provisions
steady.
ciscMSkrt Juue 2--Fisur aail Wheat steady.
Corn light; Ne. MIXED. 5akc Oats quiet and
arm: Ne 3 mixed, axe Pork easy as si4 ssss .
slisA Lara easy. Baik-msAsS slew aud un-
changed, bacon barely steaay. waisksy. Si.A
Hogs quiet
NEW FORK coTTss ruTuRzx
INV Yenx. Juns a--cs,tou--Nss receipts b,s
closed dull; sslos 1890 baies; June, ssssA
s9M; July. tieaSl00i; August. sie.05a3lAo9:
ssplsmeer. ssesAsASe; ocso6sf. = $ss3Ast No
! veneer. saSssS&S; December Ss.as; January.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-03

The body Is more susceptible TO benefit
from Hoods Sarsapsriiis now than AZ any
other season. Therefore take u now.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-03
RICHMOND srocK EXCHANGE.

SATURDAY. juno ?. 1854
slLgs-FIBsF BoARD.-5 Richmond, Frote-
ricss0urg and Potomac railroad guaranteed Us
a. 40.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-03

THE WEATHER ~ RICHMOND YESTERDAY was
fair, partly cloudy, and cooler, with light rains.
Range OF Thormsnetsr Yesterday:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-03
BOARDING.

ri WEST EIGHTY-THIRD
eJ-k- STREET. NEW YORK. TRANSIENT
BOARDERs az low prices during tho summer
months. Coel, airy rooms. excellent table.
Near Park and elevated station. my spsuit'