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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-14
TuR WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY was
Il. nla
Citnrinr To the LAT.

The virus Of rheumatism often remains In the
system through lie. when IL does not cut the
thread OF existence suddenly, as It Is always ila-
bic 10 DO sy attacking the heart EFe the grip OF
this tenacious disease tightens. 10 should DO un-
loosed by that benencsnt liberatOr from disease,
nOstetteris Stomach Bitters, which will Tree tho
sufferer 1T the outset from subsequent PAIN and
danger. No purer or moro agreeabie blood 90
purent exists, as multitudes of TIE rheumatic
and neuralgia have ascertsinsd by certified ex-
perienco. lt IL through the medium OF regular
action OF ths kidneys aud bladder that an outlet
4. Afforded for the escape OF impurities which boz
get not only rhsumatc but Enuty ailments, and
dropsical illusions. To these organs tho bltters
give ~ Impulse. nevor yersiDg on the bounds
OF irritation, but sufficiently Vigorous 70 Cause
thsm and the bowels 10 perform their functions
with clock precision Use it also for dyspep-
sia, bliisasnsss. fever and ague, and debility
10 is-Thgw)Sad1u
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-14
MARKETS BY TELEGRAP
NRW YORK

NEW Yosx. June i3.-Cetton steady; sales,
1881 bales, including Assn bales TO spinners; up
lands, I0s.c: Orleans, i0he.; not rocsipts, lis
bales; exports-to Great Britain, 1881 bales; TO
the Continent bs3 bales; stock, 3Sl. SIS bales.
Southern -four quiet and steady. Whsat-Op-
tons little irregular: spot quiot and generally
steady; No 2 red. July, 9lAe9i7sc.: August,
021laS2slc corn--0ptions closed steady o. ga
Nc. above tho bottom; cash 1rn but quiet: No
3, June, 49, a5skc.; July, 5aa60c Oats steady;
No. z, June. nominal at 37jsc. July, S1,laS7Ao
No. 2spot, s7as7kc Hops quiet and unchanged.
Coifso-Fair kio dull and nominal al sis; OPP
tons haas points lover and fairly active: No
Rio June, Sc 31atiSt0; July, slas5Atii.Io. Sugar
dull and unchanged; refined steady. demand
fair. Molssses duh hlee steady. Petroleum
steady refasd, 7he At all porta Csiton-seed
oil quiet Taliow arm and quies. Resin dull
az si.lbaii.s0. Turpentine dull st 36c. Hides
quiet and unchanged. Wool quiet and heavy
domestic fleece, e)as0c.: pulled. lsa2lc. Texas,
ianiac, Pork weak aud dull. Beef dull Gut
meats dull hiddlss nominal Lard exceed
inels Gull; western steam. $50; June, tS.6aa
sSiA frelghls steady
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-14

T. 4aI..s 40 one thi1 iNl'tr4s
Hero BeiOYed!
Herr beloved e1unl cqn NOW wake you
Peacefully resi- %. warrior. true aud triodl
san we. Ni.h love, nc wreslh anu chaplet mako
you.
sui mem'ry takes us to the battles tidol
Hero beloved your deeds arc fam'd "a story;
Ifi1k not that wo sucu hero eau forget
Ger NY loyd lead there shines crown Of
no sin these now'r5 with many tears are vet !
hero beloved a tribute from tho living
Blossems ana teRIs aud hallowd mem rios
True heart aud brave. this tribute now we're
Br.ghtost sna purest blossoms Of the year
Hero beloved hero beloved peacefully rest
DANIELS sPEScH.
Governor Lee then introduced Senator Daniel,
Zero I'M tho depth, Of the wilderness on Spot
gfl,Aula'- tou Oh tho % day OF Nay, 1903. IN me
hour of victory, gLd IA the foraeth year Of bis
n fen 10 battle Thomas jonathan jackson,
.... tenant general 10 ne army Of tho Coincide
lale -tatsn. cOmmanding the Second corps Of the
.rrny Of Northern Virginia On The 10th day %
hay lie died. aud IN the graveyard az ms oi1
home, ~ Lexington, Va, ho lies buried. hiihsr
sc come 20 dcclcate upon THIS spot lspQmark
f'ono AID 70 pay rtspet " MS meu!OI3' eAcIea
if the sUii that scaled tie hsr0s OloO1, e@1 anu
trnder are the memories this Gay recalls but
ffis is not tue place nOr this the Line Tor tears
Wo are gathered together " rejoice thai human
nature cen take 10 credits and III up 10 example
t1s life Of such man as JACKSON; thai De spent
hls lifo amongst IA, that Ne gave his NE 70 W,
ttai our cOuniTyipen everywhere revere DIS
Iame, and that the record Of his lie remains as
tlo glory Of his state, bis people. HE race, ms
country. aud e. niSnkind's great heritage IN al
E5rerGtons.
The rid has never known a suDiimer man
than Jaexe0u. His life was Di1lulcss; bis sOul
We meek; his 60 rage was deuatiess; his en-
crgy was irfspressibiei bis ambition vac
chGs.snsd his religion WAS pure; his patriotism
WA feryent, his mind Was vigorous: bio hear
was charitable. lie was yAogOus Of biz coDFlc-
hons. he Was sDTinkiHgiy modest; no vas
gfaBdly agceccpf,
OF his selalofs he was the idol: Of bis county
DO was the hope u war he Wa TIE mssier. Ills
genius was tfsnseepaeat HIS deeds were voe-
csrfuL 10 serve his God sud his csuptry be
lived serving aed loving them ne deo. Ills
insgiiDess and bis Rodliooss were Ailke pfc-oini-
nent. and the poolofy Of him will mover die.
sh al speek Of hiel 20 day a. InaD aud s0ldiof
80 u tel ne truth plainly shall DO my only OBJ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-14
ALBxmARLE FEMALE INsTI CUTE.
The Closing Exercises-Graduatin
EHsays.
lspoclal telegrarn o the Dlspatch.l


CHARIOTTEsvULE, VA. June l8.-1he COM
mencemont exercises Of the Albemarle Female
Instrumentation ". 7. Dickinson, principal
closed tonight. Rev. j. b. Turpin, Of this city,
preached tho commencement sermon II tho
Baptist church last Sunday night from Romans -,
-. The nnal concert came Of Tuesday night
Tonight was occupied with the graduating eK-
ercises Essays were read by tho tuli graduates,
a. follows:
"Our Acts Our Angels Are, or Good or Ill Our
Fatal Shadows tnAt Walk by Us sui" b. Miss
k. l.. Claire DoGd, " Missouri
"Tbe Woman Of the Present as Compared
with tie Woman Of the Past" b. Miss Daisy q.
Fife, 81 CharlOitcsville.
Beyond by Miss Mary W. Lowing, Of Vir-
giuia.
Tho following Is The list Of graduates In tho
different schools: Aathonatcs. Misses jamie
Bagloy. Carrie v. Quarles, aud Katie Wranek !:
Literature and History, Misses Iva G. Nilsher
aud Katie Wrauek; Natural Science Miss Katie
Wranok and Ar. William j. Perkins; French,
Misses Carrie v Quarles, Maud !. Flanagan,
and Katie Wranek; Mental aud Moral Science,
Miss hauc Nrauek.
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p.turnea from vireinia Beach.

Tho party OF ladies' aud gentiemen-about
fourteen couples-Hho left here Tuesday morn
ing for virginia Beach, whore complimentary
german was rendered them that night, returned
last evening, reacnink here about9 O'Clock. They
went aud came back ria the Richmond and
Petersburg and Norfolk and Western railroads.
The chapercns were Mr.. Governor Lee, Mrs.
Judge l. L. Lewis. aud Mrs. Robert Courtney.
All OF those who went express themselves as
having had . charming time.
When about half way between Norfolk and
Petersburg ore Of the cglinier heads TO tho
engine blew out, causing short delay, but no
cue was hurt Tho enFips made the trip from
there 10 Petersburg with but one cylinder al
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-14

Warrington Notes.

WASHINGTON. June 13.--The bonds offered 70
the Treasury to-day wore s3,5s3,c00. Accepted,
$4,000 per cents, at prices raging from 1857. to
1917.
The Comptroller OF Currency has declared n
rst dividend Of 20 per cent In favor OF tho crodi
tors o: the state National Bank Of Raleigh, y. c.,
on claims proved amounting TO S.Oi,4JQ This
bank failed March %, 1883.
Il IL announced that tho Post-Ofice Depart
ment IS new prepared 70 consider the claims OF
pOstmastors who have suffered the loss Of postal
funds by Ere, burglary. or In transit. OK by un-
ayoidable Casually since Mnrch u, ISL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-14
FINANCIAL.
New York, baltimore, and Richmond
stock Exchanges.

NEW YoRK, June 13-The stock market was
less Actiye today but IL WAS somewhat irregu-
lar ana highly feyerish with special weakness
IA few securities. The result o. he days trading
Is 70 leave most Of the list fractionally lower
than last night There vas considerable buying
for London by Rrbitrage dealers, and the tone
OF tue opening was quite strong, but proies-
SIGNALS were inclined - resist the advance, and
further lines Of shorts were put out al around
tho room. Tho declaration Of a dividend on
Western Union bad some little effect In rallying
the list, but the covering OF shorts was the prn-
cipal lever By which prices were lifted in tho
afternoon. Tho most severe pressure today
was IN trunk-iu0 Eecur lies. aud Lake shore
was a sufferer. and an attack upon Erie seconds
was specially noticeable. Among the special
ties Oregon Navigation made marked drop,
though a portion OF the loss was alterward re-
covered. Chicago was q heavy seller Of grangers,
and this did much 70 restrict the afternoon 8
advance 10 the small proportions which II ~
tanned Sales, 2jgOO0 shares.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-14
Petersburg.
Movement to Celebrate tho Fourth
in Old.FashIOn style.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch-l
PETERSBURG, Va, June -, 1888.
A movement has been lnaugurnted here among
our best citizens towards the resumption Of the
Old-iimo celebration Of the Fourth OF July.
he Common Council met in secret session
last night aud again to-day 10 consider pioposi-
tiou mode TO the city by TIRE virginia and caro-
lima Railroad Company. The proposition Il for
a compromise Of the suit Of Petersburg against
the company aud was finally accepted. IL pro-
vides for settlement Of all matters involved IN
tie suit
Mrs. Joseph Evans. an aged and most respect
ed lady. died here today after protracsd Ill
ness. one Of her sons has been living IN Austria
liza for many years RosIN ADAR-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-14
Suffolk Female Institute.

I"F"VIaI IeIbEFaTH % VI" U'7P'17V']I
SuPFcLE. VA, June 1a-The commencement
exercises OF SUFFOLK Female institute were con-
cluded tonight The most distinguished stu
dents OF the year are as follows: Full Gradu-
ates-Ni's Lucy o. Williams. OF Gates county.
y. c., and Miss Lucy c. kiddoll. OF suffolk
GrsduRte In French-Miss Beulah l. halsted,
OF Befkley, Norfolk county. Graduate In LAIN :
Miss Georgia q. CrumD OF suffolk. Aedaliists
on Laiin--dissas Lucy o. Williams and Georgia
&. Crump. On Gernan--hiss kila Dennis, OF
Northampton county, Va. On Writing and on
Department uwO,-Aiss Lucy brodwatef, OF
Northampton county. Va on Musio-Ain> Leila
kilbv, Of suffolk. On Art-Miss Iva Brown. OF
SUFFOLK. The specimens exhibited In the arr dc.
partmsnt OF the institute by several ladies' OF
Suffolk were very good.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-14
Emnernr Frederick.

fBy Anglo-American cable TO the Dispatch.l
PorspAM. June ia bulletin this morning
saws: Th0 Emperor passed good night and
rested we'll, his breathing Is oasier, and he -
quteter Nourishment is easily given and his
strength Is Improving. Drs. krause and Legion
returned 20 Berlin tonight
pofsDAM, June 13-At2 i5 p. NJ. the fears en-
tertAinad by the Emperors physicians that in-
fiammaton of the lungs would superyene are
Tor tho present removed by tbs developments OF
his iilneAs The Emperor now receives Sufficient
nourishmsnt, oousistiug OF cream and whiskey,
which Is giyoB By pr. asckonzle several times a
day through tube, tho Gsophagus being af-
fectei by the lnc Al disease The use OF tic tube
being attended with Danger DIR. Mackenzie only
applied it after the other doctors In Fttendaace
had agreed 70 It's use. Gases are on record
where the lives OF patients bavs neoh prolohgea
several months By this means since Saturday
DR. Mackenzie has been inserting tsmpon
canuia. as a connection has formed between the
larynx aud srsophagus.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-14
DWELLING BURNED.
Narrow Escape OF n Famiiy-Dead.
,o,, A.. 49,. r,t......A

NORFOLK, Va, June l3-Th,s morning the res
idenco Of August Bass. ia Norfolk county, on the
Gallborry road was destroyed by fire. The
family we're awakened shortly after daybreak
by smell Of smoke. and barely escaped with
their lives, losing all their clothing, furniture,
Sc.
John b. Graham. a weli-known citizen and
gallant soldier OF the Army OF Northern Yr-
glniA died ,Lis morning
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-14
DEATHS,

AvERY.-Dlei, Wednesday, June -, 1888, nj
1910 A. NJ, at tho residence Of his parents, s05
north Seventeenth street. tho infant son OF
James G. and NJ. n. Avery: aged five days.
Burial yesterday At lakewood cemetery.
BERRY.-Died, June H. 1883, at A. NJ, nj the
residence ~ his mother, 236 south Cherry street,
in the twentieth year Of his age. CHARLIE c.,
tho lovely, desrly-beloyod, and only son Of the
late Douglass and Nora Berry; nephew OF Mr. j.
&. Mcneil. Of This city. AMI grandson Of {. Z.
Berry. EsI.. OF Alexandra, Va,
lie leaves O loving mother aud two devoted
sisters. who will forever sadly lament their irro-
parable loss.
Funeral notice hereafter.
Alexandra papers copy.
BOND.-Diod. NJ his residence. 81 north Eighth
street, "Wednesday morning, June 18Th, az
O'clock, JOSEPH BOND, Jr aged forty three
years.
Notice Of funeral In Fridays Dispatch.
Boston papers please copy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-14
LATE WEATHER REPORT.

10y ItINFTUIu 70 IuJ IIoVdVCI-I
1 WASHINGTON. June Ill A. M-For
Virginia, light 20 fresh southerly winds.
FAX warmer, fair weather, followed by light
local rains.
J For North Carolina, light 20 fresh
esstsrly winds, brisk on the coast, sta
tionary temperature, local rains.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-14
A serious Cutting ARRAY.

TcpecIhI toIefFhtl % tEo UtsphtrH.I
NORFOLK, June 13.-A serious cutting ARRAY
occurred on upper Church street tonight between
two well-known white mon--kDdrew Smith and
Archie Derden--In which the latter was stabbed
three times by Smith Ia the left breast and very
dangerously wounded. Smith wes arrested aud
committed 20 Jail and Darden sent TO St VIM
cents hospital
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-14
SELLING OUT.

ELEGANT rnce-co,ersd fiack psrssois redno~d 70
50 O.: former price was 30;
Elegant Lace trimmed PerssoIs reduced 'oHS'
f e, Pr ~ $500 ga msfksc down 70 Hs:
our Fierast $40 Para-ois reduced TO thS
those Pretty IS Parssols can 90 had A. ttS;
Our Good s. Parssols reduced ~ - -
Only think-tAs5 fsrs-o,s srr now 49,
our Pretty "a farasols reduced 70 tlB,
Those Good So 70 Parasols marked down 70 w."
Those Good $3.50 Parssols now marked tAzS'
Nice style 81 rsrasols reduced 70 10.
Nice style - Parssols reduced 70 tLU,
Nice S1ylo $50 Parasos reduced 70 81;
Nice style 81 Psrasols now SO.
Mover before In mo history o. the trsco was
such an elegs NJ stock OF Fsrasois onerea s.SN
q slaughter Of values
FLOWERS.
The few boxes left Of that elegant lot o.
French FLOWERS have been marked down |"
ESQ bunch.
Sc. chsIies reduced 70 SC. a yard:
Madras Muslin now iOc yard
Remnants i2Ac. Bati-;e nov SIC:
Good styles ebc. Bstiste reduced 70 bhc'
Good Lawns at 80. yard. .
Embroidered swiss Muslin Robes. containing IL
yards Muslin ami ~ yards ga wide and par
row Muslin Edge, ali for $40, reduced nelh
BEADED WRAPS.
Beaded Wraps reduced 20 fi2 ~, wefs so;
Beaded Wraps reduced % t9.qs. seyo SIS:
Beaded Wraps reduced 10 s7.eS, were flt.
Beaded WraOs rs5uced 20 -. were III;
Beaded Wraps reduced 10 fSis. we're t!3.
Beaded Wraps reduced 70 81, were 81.
PALM-LEAF FANS.
cases Pslm-Leaf Fans Just received. ic.-nc
lower. 49, 1890
MATING RUGS.
Mating Rugs l5c-, reduced nom g5c.
MATING.
Mating every grade and style. Prices lower
than anywhere else .
BABY CARRIAGES.
Our low prices haze cold them faster than ever.
Call on "a LEVY . DAVIS,
10 i2-eod iVl3 AID iul9 MAID sHeoe
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-14

four-oarod girs and oarges. Tho open-to-all
consist Of junior and sensor single shells. senior
and junior four-osred shells, four-oared gigs.
and doutle out-rigrers The entries close July
"a. The local crew In gig contcsts win comprise
Norton, bow: Harry Burke. 2; Waters, 3; Black
well, stroke; and smith. c0IsNaln.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-14
Fiouriug-MiIis gurn.a.

10y telegraph 10 inc Dlspaich-i
LYNcHBURG, VA. June l3.--An ddranoe special
from Lexington says: Tho Bolivar nourinE-mills,
six miles from this place, we're destroyed by an
incendiary IRE last night A largo quantity Of
wheat and corn was destroyed. Loss, $4,000;
insurance unknown.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-14
COLONEL EUBAaK's CONDITION.
Dangerously IiI-PAraiySis the Re-
salt OF Fail.
special telegram 70 TIE Dispatch.l

INU6lIdI ItItgTNn 70 IIF DIsVaICI-I
WAEM SPRINGS, Va. June la-Colonol J. L.
EubRnk continues dangerously Ill, the result OF
a fail from his horse While riding over his farm
Monday morning. which produced conclusion OF
the brain. followed later Ia tho day by paralysis
on the right side. still there is hope.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-14
Tha niusgrA.s COUNTY,.

John II. Jones, Tuule. Ky. writes: i
have been selling medicine for seventeen
years, J pronounce DR.. Biggers's Huekle-
berry Cordial the best ever sold. IL gives
10y to every mothers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-14
LiEhtning's Fatal Freak.

cuARLEeTox. s. G.. June Eat Georges %
day iieh.ning struck the house OF Professor Nj
q. Conner aud killed Mas Annie Brown. aged
twen,y-two. The lightning entered window
pnssea over al infant Ia q cradle without ia
t,lring II. and struck Miss Brown. who was SIT
ing IA chair In the middle Of tbs room.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-14
Fire at View Market.

Especial telegram 20 the Dispatch,l
NEW hARKgT. Va, June fA-The residence OF
Samuel 1. Mcdaniel, OF this place, was consumed
By ore to-day 81 O'Clock. NO insurance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-14
Alexandria Notes.

Especial telegram TO tho Dispatchl
ALEXANDRIA. Va, June i2-Arrsngements for
next months regatta here are About plate.
The state contests Will comprise single sheliss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-14
WAKr-FOREsT.
Fifty-third Annual commencement
Exercises.
Special telegram to tho Dispatch.l


WAEE- FOREST COLLEGE. June 13-The hfsy-
third annual commencement Of Wske-Forest
College began to-day. The attendance II large,
all parts ~ the State having representatives..
The exercises commenced at II O'Clock.
THE OPENING yxBRcIsRs.
President Taylor announced the opening OF
the exercises. AID Rev. r. II. OVERLY OF Camden
county, offered prayer. Hon. Charles NJ Cooke,
president Of tho Board Of Trustees, presented
Senator Vance as tie orator who would de-
liver tho annual address.
MEDALS.
At the conclusion Of Mr.. Nance's address Presi-
dent Taylor announced that medals would 10
presented. These are the last medals permit
ted. the practice being discontinued after this
commencement Rev. Baylus Code presented
tho Phiomatn9sian-Secieiy medal for Improve
meDt ia oratory to j. ". Willard. and that for
the best essay to H. II. COviDgtOn. Hon. Daniel
G. FOwle presented In o speech OF great beauty
the EuZshsn-Secieiy medal FOR improvement in
oratory % 2. W. Sykes, and that for tho hest
essay 10 D. A. DAVIS. Hon. W. II. Kitchen pro
Ecnted a medal 10 j. ". Lynch for the best artt-
Gle IN tho Wabc- Forest StHfeni, the college maya
ziue, and one 10 j. II. Grant. who won In tho
competitive deolama ion. Judge Walter CLARK
presented the last medHls az follows: that for
Latin TOD. k Hankius. Silcox Greek medal TO Il.
A. bousheo, and Montague French medal 70 I. :.
Sprinkle fhe audience was dismissed with
benedlcti0n by Rev \. g. CoDD.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-14

Tart tIrqt-OveTtgre, IILls.I IMOZArt0 NI7s
NJ. Forgu.on, Miss b. Martin, Miss Z. Williams,
and Mr.. Hahr AmarylliS Gays Miss Z. Par
her Beimweh. Jungmaun,) Miss Z. Talbot
Habanera, "Csrmeu," OBiIst Lsngo) Miss A.
Archer. Sllberstsin. Mszurka, lBoahIn.) Niss A.
Tyler. Thou Art Like Unto a Flower, rubin
stein,) Niss ~ C. Branch FunsrEl March Of
Marionstto tGounod.l Miss 4. HOhsOn. Spring
Song, Len 5slssohn.) Mas :. Macmurdo Maruhe
Multalre, (WOlanhaupt.) Mss q. Martin
Part Second Coronation march, Inc Pro-
nhst,n NsTorbeer,) Miss y. Powell, Miss j.
schun, Miss +. Robson, and Mr.. HAnr. Noe
ulrno. Gold beck.) Miss L. Lyon. Waltz In
I'D Flat" (Ch0p.n) Miss J. Sch9n. The
Lott Crord. (sulliysn-kuhsl Miss NJ. IIRr-
ris. OF Thee ! Am Thinking. Margareta,
Overwhelmingly Miss NJ. .. Branch Polish
Dance, (scharNsnkn,) Mics NJ. Ferguson NGzur-
IA, "B Mlnor,D Chopin Miss y. Powell. Yalse
de Concert, tWieniaWski1 Mss Z. Williams.
horgenbiatter, WALTZ, tStgauss,) Miss NJ. Harris,
Miss Q. Talbot, \ is A. Archer, aud Mr. Hair.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-14

DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
ID ExKcurRD Al THE DISPATCH pRIsT
lNG-A0Vsk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-14

n Won need medicine II 10 not safe 70 delay
Take Hoods 5arsaparilia ROM
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-14
ST. LOUIS.


ST. LOUIS. June i3-rlonr quiet and nm
changed. Wheat opened snd closed at yester-
days figures: No. red, cash, Sksssc; June,
closed az NSc. Corn unsettled: cash. 4Sa4s&c.
July, 4s3Sa49r. Oats nrm; cash. SIC. juno, size.
Whiskey, N.lA Provisions weaker. PORK, slhSfSa
slL5O Lard, $50.
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI. June IS.-Flour easier. Wheat
dull: No. red q3Nc Corn steady: No. mix
ed, SIC Oats quiet; No 2 mixed, SIC. Provisions
quiet and unchanged. Whisky, s.lL Hogs
steady.
LIVERPOOL, June i3-Ns0n.-COtton steady and
fair demand; uplands, 7-isd.: Orleans. SID:
Gales, 1000 bales: speculation and export
1905 bales; receipts. 5000 bales: American. 1900
bales Futures steady: June. 2S64d. juno and
July, July and August, b 2d-Gid.: August and
September, 52t64d; September and October,
14-s4d.
9P. M--salos Of American, 500 bales; June,
June and July, 25-6ld. buyers; July and
August, 25.64d., value: August and September,
. 2iSld, buyers; September aud October,
3 l4-Gid., buyers; October and November,
3 lO-G4d, value; November aud December,
s-64d., buyers; December and January, S64d.,
buyers: September. 5 2t6id., buyers Futures
quiet but steady.
AZ A-Juns, 2j.Gid.. value; June and July,
July and August, 25-64d., seller; August and
September, 2i-6id.. buyers; September and
October, Il-64d.. buyers; October and Noyom-
Der. 3 l0-84d.. buyer; November and December,
December and January, 500. buyer; sep
tember. o 2i-o4d., buyer Futures closed quiet
but steady.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-14

The closing musicale q Mr.. BAhrs music-school
was rlyen last evening az RamOs's piano-roOms
bsforo n large audience. The following pro
Erammo WIS performed, in tho rendering OF
which the young ladies ono and all acquitted
themselves admirably and reflected grest credit
on themselves and their teacher, several playing
their solos from memory. kiss Branch, the Vo-
cGlist Of tho evening, gave some charming aeec-
tons and sang a. encore a lullaby by Ar. Hair.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-14
RArTrNORv ATOCK MARKgT.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

BALTIMORE, June 10 Tho Stock Exchange
adjourned to-day in Respect to Mr. T. Harrison
/ Garrett.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-14
'a!' LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET

ThtpOIIsI TOT III7 UI7Vas--Isl
JUNE 13-Market strong Prime, 3Sa3Ic.;
fancy, 3hc.; common. lNsgNc: shelled. pa
exc; Spanish. gAa2hc. factory hand-pickcd,
3Aa4Ac.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-14
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND. June IL 1881
oFFEKLhGA

CoRN.-922 bushels
MILL-OFFAL--30 tons.
sALKs ssP0srgo TO sgcssr,sy.
CoRN.-White, 500 bushels very good az &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-14

WEDNESDAY,. June 10, 1898.
sALEs-Frasr BOARD.-S2,01O Virginia new SO
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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-11-16

Mrs Southworth has hadan the gold pens
with which she wrote bar stories made into
two rings, one Tor hss son and one for her
daughter.