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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-18
IMPORTANT ARREST.
MSroncy and Mcdonald ReIcascd--Arothcr
Arrest TO be Made in Chicago.

ify Telegraph To mo Dspairh.l
CmcAoo. Juro IA dispatch from Win
nipce. Manitoba. saVs: Last uioht tho
Dficf az Police arrested Martin Rurke n.ins
Dplanc.. wanted for complicitv i'm thc
Croun murder. Tie vos bo9riinG AN east
crY cy.rrss and had a ticket for Iivrrnool
and Superintendent Hubbard. who was
communicated with. notified the local au-
thor. lies 90 hold 8urkcat an hazards.
When Cbirf Hubbard was asked for an
exclamation of the arrest Of Burko nj VIM
niic.. hc said. IL refuse positivelv 10 saw
ANYTHING about ID at this time further than
that It isa very important arrest. and that
ID VIII Boz followed hv another i'm THIS CITY.
However, Burke Is the man most wanted
OF tfc t"o.'
, NJ IN Sl'.'d bN inc ponce inns morning
iI"t ii.c L.an arrested at winnipeg NcstcT-
dN ls ine Williams man who rented the
Carlson cottage and WHO hired the iurni-
tuI' moved nom NO. l!' Olarh street To the
cottage. Inc detectives had him under
surVCll"ncc, bat me gave them the slip, and
they lost track of hmm for some time.
so MISTAKE MADE.
Tho nvond i,,r,. eyor,i,od ,,u,ooroue Wit
,,o.s,s In t.e 1.o,,in ,..o "a 1ar Inf so
f4ra- known now. evilcnc. of a -t.rfIirc
nature Was adIuccd Almost an of the
,yitnc,so- wcrc.of those who testified he
f.ra tb. ,ornu.r'4 iurv md those ,,bo
,,ore ,rtirol, now 9ddcd notbino IN tbe
.,,,.cr,l st,.t a. inf,rn,,fion an he nm
E.,
Ir-ls WHO, ,,,e ,,,-ostod at Ninu,,o.. ia
,,.,,,,,,-.l III. man, VII, i;r.J ,la ,,
,.,i.l.,,,..,, o., ,,.,,,,,n tj,. f,rniturs nm,
il7 Cl.rl etr.et to tlr Carlson cott,oe
The oXprc.smau has identified Burkc's
photograph. Ills movements were suspi-
cIous and he was under surveillance. lie
left Chicago with a ticket for Liverpool 10y
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-18
THE PRISONER ON THE STAND.
Charged with Numbering His Fathers
Family of Sine Persons.
by teIegrauh u no Displtch.l

by telegraph % the DispatchJ
Macon. Ga, june IA special 10 the
telegraph from Perry, Ga. says: The first
day of the third week of Che trial of Tom
Voolfolk, charged with the murder OF his
fathers family. consisting of nine people,
was made notable by the statement of the
accused. Voolfolk when put on the stand
showed no nervousness and told bis story
in cool, straightforward manner. He
said that about o'clock on the morning
of the murder he and his bro
Their Richard We're reused By Croaus
and screams, and that both leaped
from their bed and rushed into their
fathers room. Richard twas IN front, and
rs he entered the door OF his fathers room
Tom SAYS Richard was struck down. Tom
claims that this SO frightened him that he
ran t. the window, leaped out, and went 10
negro house aud aroused the inmates.
The remainder of his confession consisted
of a dcnunciation of the witnesses who
swore against him. Tom charges that every
witness who has given damaging evidence
against him has sworn 10 lies. The prison.
er's statements seemed to make but little
impression on the jury and did not
strengthen his case.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-18
Death Of General William T. Withers.
rBv feiegraph 70 the DisDatch1

LEXINGTON. KY, June 17.-General Will
liam 4. Wthers, aged sixty-four years, pro-
at his home here yesterday from the ef-
fects Of wounds received in the Mexican
war. He was native of Kentucky, but
moved to Mississippi in 1851, where he re-
NAMED till 1871, when he came here and
commenced breeding horses. He was the
first man in Kentucky TO pay SIS, 900 for q
trotting stallion, he paying that amount
for Almont. He served through the war
on the Confederate side and was wounded
by a shell while in command of the land
batteries at Vicksburg.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-18

william E. Rockwell. No. 5ls west Fifty
seventh street. New YORK. Gays:
= have been a martyr 70 bilious headache and
dyspepsia. Any indiscretion in diet, over. IA
tlgue or cold. brings at OF indigestion. TO DO
followed by q headache lasting two or three days
&c a time. thiuk | must have tried over TWEEN
~ different remedies. which were recommended
As cortain cures by loving friends. but e was no
nse. Like tho lrishman l got no batter very
fast Al last thought would take a simple
The first week took two pills every night then
one pill for thirty nights; In that Iirne i gained
shree pounds In weighL and never have had al
ache or a pain sinca.p
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-18

completely demolishing W. D. McCracker's
large orange packing house"
Reports from Tampa state that the track
OF the South Florida railroad IS submerged
in many places, with several bad wash
outs.
The rumor is current that the gale tore
of the upper deck of the steamer II. b.
Plant at Blue Springs, on the st. Johns
river. but it cannot be authenticated, az
the telegraph-wires in that direction are
working badly.
President 1ngraham. OF the South Flo
rida railroad, left Sanford on a special
train this evening for Port Tampa TO IN
vestigate the eXtent Of the damage.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-18

TTV0IINT TVTTF IN ~ III0 I7I7V7T-U D
PrrERsBURG. Va, June 17.--John Dean
(whitcJ, employed as clerk in the store
of }. -. Bowie, was sent 10 the bank tins
morning 10 deposit 1855. Dean failing TO
return. Mr. Bowie went 10 the bank 10
make inquiries regarding him and Was told
bv the cashier that no money had been de-
posted there by Dean today. Tonight
Thomas Gillick and Lee Phillips, two
Young white men. were arrested at the
Union depot as they were about TO board
the train, and a yalise which they had was
found % contain Deans clothes. They are
held as accompliccs. They confessed at
the station that they intended going to
Richmond, where they expected to meet
Dean and have good time. Dean had not
been arrested up 90 midnight
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-18
Mean temperature. .................,
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK. June 1.-THE stock market was
fairly active to-day, with sttll creator proportion
Of business done IN the regular list than has
been seen for months, trusts with the exception
Of the lead. being quiet 20 duh and without Tea
tirc. The heavy withdrawal Of gold for export
10 Europe Ou saturday WAS supplemented ~
the news late ia the day OF tho Withdrawal
Of the Chicago and Alton from tho In
tcryta,e Railway Association, and tho IN
formation this morning was tuat the ac-
don would In all probability disrupt the as-o-
citation. Asa consequence Granger stocks woro
made subjects OF great pressure TO sell, especial
Is from the smaller class Of traders. and before
The end Of the first half hour declines. especial
ly In Rock Island and 81 Paul, were extended 10
nearly por cent. The effect upon the gene
raj let was very marked, aud every STOCK
trale9 TO opened OIL iractonaly, though
outside Of Grsngers only Missouri Paclh'
showed any marked decline. Buying how
ever. was of good quality. aud chques
supported their favoritcs, while London
was . buyer 20 a limited extent snd tho com
mise.ou people We're purchasing csuuoaslE.
Chicago sold Changers freely on the SITUATION
and she stocks Of that group dropped maerai-
~. After the first hour, however. there was q
chccs 70 the decline in the general list and mo
excitement died out and tho market r. apsei
into dulnees except for a few leading shares.
The signing 81 the bill giving New England ter
mnal facilities IN New York started that stock
mp, aud ~ moved up rapidly. Later Atchiaon
loiued in tho upward movement and toward the
delivery hour there was q sudden squirt IN mo
coslers which infused strength into the entire
list Jersey Central and Delaware snd Hudson
were tie most conspicuous Tor strength, blt
Reading Was not far behind. and the trading IN
the last-uamod sfo.ks became very heavy. The
market finally closed quiet uut decidedly strong
at the best prices OF tho day for almost every
thing except toe Grangcrs. The nUsl changes
are somewhat irregular. but advances are the
most Numerous. and while - Paul and Rock
Island each closed ] per cent lower than on
saturday New England and Jersey Central arc
once ! d.. and Delaware aud Hudson higher.
Tie totgi ~alrs aggregated 2i30O shares
Erfgiug.-sIchenge dull and steady a. f'sl
fsJ. Money easy at 2: no loans SUD
Treasury balanccs-Gold. 1854. 1j.00O; currency
ilst6feQ Governments duh ami firm Tor a.:
per cents 49,. OK. int ~ coupons, l05 8. state
bonds neglected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-18
AtNe Ancient Capital.
Correspondence Of the Ricnmon1 Dt,patchl
NNrrrr,,l.nr.rn Y Lrnn II 1877

WILLIAMSBURG. VA. June Il. 1889.
This morning "a few minutes before o
O'Clock. while Mr.. If. NJ. Clay, an officer at
the insane asylum, was walking down the
railroad track and when about one quarter
Of mile above the station. he discovered
"a large fiat rock lying on the rail. 1t had
been evidently placed there by some mis-
creaut for no good purpose. The morning
tram to Richmond was due in ten minutes.
1lc matter WAS reported To Mr.. Williams,
tie station agent. by Mr.. Clay.
The asylum authorities are having built
"a handsome fountain M the south end of
the main avenue leading down from the
" Executive building"
Mis-e. Ella Moncure and Mary McCaw
have returned home from Richmond, where
they have been attending school.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-18

metal, an excellent anti-friction combina-
ton. II would appear that "A structural
error has been made in the design of
the engines in tins particular. which
may avail the contractor sufficient
reason for remission Of the penal
ties for the DELAY already accrued.
These plans were furnished by English
ship-buildcrs. who built the Naniwa-kan,
and Il now ,ranspires that exactly the
same error I'm regard TO the cross-head
slides was made IN the case of this ship.
The error was corrected (as It is now being
corrected in san Francisco before the vos-
sci succeeded IN making the necessary
lNrae- nnMnr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-18
The Cruiser Charleston.
~ ,.ts,.snb Ia the DSpnt,,h I

WAunoros. June l7.-Reports re-
cciycd here from San Francisco indicate
tlat the cruiser Charleston viii be ready
f.r another trial ia about three weeks,
New cross-bead guides have been made and
arc being Gtted, and II Is probable that new
blades VIII be attached TO the propeller,
tae contractors being impressed wlth the
belief that the present screw Is OF pitch
~ sharp that il does not permit the engines
20 work OF all the steam developed by the
boilers. In case Of cr0ss-head guides cast
iron las been substituted for steel and the
aides viii bs Of brass. faced with white
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-18
81. Louis Races.

ST. LOUIS, June 1.-THE weather was
showery, but the track was good.
First race-seven furlongs. all ages
Wilma won; Josie NJ second. Serenader
third. Time, l:4l5I.
Second racc-fye furlongs, two-year-
-Wattcrson won; Lena Ban second,
Kyrle b. third Time, 1:0j.
Third race Granite mountain stakes, all
ages, mile and o quarter, ~ 900 added-Los
Angeles won; Mollies Last second, Poteen
third. Time, 2:lA5.
Fourth race-Adolphus-Busch purse of
5000. all ages. one mile-Fayettew won; Leila
MAY second. Harry Glenn third. Time. l:46.
Fifth race teeplechase, short course
Liiero won; Nettie Watkins second, Noltl-
gem third. Time, 1888.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-18
AN EPOCH
OUR HISTORY.

We Uere raidcd Satttr-
day---raided 6y our
5HendS. They chay6ed
us as soon as the doors
mere MT0lCR open in tie
morning and Kept it up
until Late into tie night.
what u r0yaL ieret ne
heId! HOtC our StdckS Of
Stock 6re1c JeauttluLLy
less as the d0y diCanced,
until our t,yed but cheer
/UL force Of S0JeSDaeD
cyjed for quarter. These
Times are pleasant to
contemplate, PHEASANT to
clly0nicte. J0r they pr0re
c0ncLusirely that thePeO-
pie are Wjth HS---thnt
IcheH W. tell them IRE
are diSty1bUtiR6 the best
raIHeS RichBlOHd erer
WitReSSed our statement
is t0keR literally anil
50UHd correct. Il is safe
Ia san that SvcI IN 40
Qre6GtiOR Of styles and
raiUeS in ,Nid>uBlHer
CIohinG I0r MEN and
I0UthS as IRE are diSfri-
JHtiRG To Il dcH6hted
cLteRt06e RcCer IoUHd It's
ray TO RichDlORd before.
There is absolutely no.
thine RHOiryt TO the /GSl1-
toner's Of Menu appctrel--
in S1tDlD2er-WcIohf GAR
Ulents P0SSessiHd stcrljn4
merit. cOmbWcd With
style and jiiiR@ proper
tieS--that 1SH 'trcVrcScRt-
edW orr Hl0tchleSS stock.
Correct IN all Times. in
cIUdW6 price. C0Me R--
IL only Ia SWcil the
cr0lcll--0Hd see the great
business IRE are dOjH6--
and tChiIc y0HTc here
look tbFOU6h Ot,r StOcb
and note orr prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-18

ST. PETEEsuUEG. June 1.-THE newspa-
pers here minimize the significance of the
Cars recent toast to the Prince Of Monte
negro. They declare that tine foreign press
has received q wrong impression regarding
the matter. and tnat DO eXaggerates the Im-
portance of the CZars utt,ra-e.s ou tine
occasion iu question.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-18

tWcAGo. june IA special from Mar
tH.Durg. ". Va. says that u heavy storm
passed over thc Southwestern part Of
Berkeley county last night. A terrific gale
and that did great damage was fol-
Red hy terrible thunderstorm. This
s4. followed by "a heavy hail-stOrn that
.i,d greatly u It's destructiyeness. The
t4.l stones Jay in some places three OF four
'rbe. deep. The crops aud trees are
rIled, and livestock was bruised and
.. some instances killed. Several houses
Odd barns were wrecked by the wind,
but no loss of life has yet been reported.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-18
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

JUNE i, 1879.
Auction offerings. ten packages, with nye sold
Private sales small though there was some iu-
Quiry tor OLD wrappers. several packages Of
stripping dark crop were among tho sales to-
day The upland market arc all high, Of mean
quality, and IN generally soft order. Planters
with such threatening weather will hardly bring
In their best leaf In wagons. Manufacturers are
buying freely
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-18
Pittsylvania and the GubernatoriaI Con.
Xeuffou.

ISpeIIAI Telegram 70 Tle DTsDaI-n.T
CHATHAM, Va, June In the several
district meetings held in this county 10
elect delegates TO the GubernatOrial Con-
vention two districts elected eleven Bcirne
delegates and two districts ten Mckinney
delegates; the preference Of the remaining
delegates. twenty-five in number, UNI
known. IL Is thought the whole delegation
viii be about equally divided between
Bcirne and Mckinney.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-18
raoa. western irrcgnl.r and easy /:

longberry. s5agas western Irregular and easy {;
No. 2. winter rod. spot. SIC. Jnly, d&se2c
Corn-->Outhern white firm az f3R5sc. yellow
caster nj fiaec. western easy, oats steady !;
western white. l2a3se.: do mixed. 29allhc;
grsded No white. 36xc. Rye dun Of 5ia53c.
Hay-Pnme steady: inferior weak; prims 10
choice Timothy. siiafl4b0. Provisions steady
Batter steady crosmorY. l6aisc. kggs siesdy
NJ Halo Petroleum barely steady; ronued,
6.s0c. Conee unsettled: Rio cargocs, fair.
7%aisc. sugar nrmi A SOFT, &c. Copper
nrm; refined, l0.Rllc Wbi~sey unchanged.
Freights 10 Liverpool per steamer dul; grain.
I'D: Corr, for orders. 81. gd.a l0yd. he
coipts-Fiour l2.C0o barrels; whos', 200 hu1h-
els: corn, ljJ1J bushels: oas. 700 bushels /;
rye. l.000 bushels Shipm01ts-N sales
Wheat 5000 bushels. corn. 5000 bushels
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. june i7--Cash quotations were:
Flour unchanged so. . spring and No. red,
wheat S0HHslc. No. corn. % 81. 20. oats
% az - Ncss-pork. tii.fJaNii0 iRri. $50
Shor ribs. f515E.3Ss; shoulders. g ~ sai5..s:
shori-clear. p.l-'s s{6..j. Whisky. ii.0&
Thelesding futures ranged q, fo,loas
WuaAr gusuiat lfJhsts CIosiuJ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-18
PHILADELPHIA, RIC H. i'm
.-za.E-Als
MOND AID NORFOLK
.IEAMsHIP COMPANL

Appointed sailing days. Every TT EsDAY
sui FRIDAY @. ~ 81. 2ad every SUNDAY q.
, A. n.
Freight Tor Tuesdays and Fridays steamers
70 clyei tn iisD A. st.. Toe sundays steamer
till =. d. haygriag Freight rs,eiTsi daily All
2. NJ.
hare, S
for further information apply %
). v. McCARRfCK,
General southern Agent. once Nocke,t4
W. F. CLYDE CO..
not General AZeDls Philadelphia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-18
The New Gable.

10y I9IoBfApH % NO UIspatH.I
SAN FRANoIsco, June 1.-THE EUeaing Post
of to-day states that 81 ,OOO.O0 has been
subscribed for the proposed cable between
Honolulu and San Francisco, and that the
work of laying the cable viii be commenced
within eighteen months.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-18

BALTIMORE, June l7-Flour active and strong.
Wheat-Souhern nrm and higher; fultz. soA90c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-18
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK


NEW YORK, June l7.-Cotton steady: sales
ESQ balos; also, last week NOT before reported.
1915 bales for cOnsum ptiOn and 1919 for export;
uplands, lie; Orleans, Ike; net receipts al
al ports to-day, 80 bales: exports-to Great
Britain 1910 baies 10 the continent 1871 bales
stock. 230,07S bales. Southern -four held firmly.
Wheat unsettled and &C. below Saturday; No. 2
red. S3a aS3sc in store; options remarkably
active; sales. q, $4,000 bushels; violent fiuciua-
uons quick buying early atlAal3.c. advance.
free selling afterwards aud q decline OF 2a3isc..
and closing aahc. under Saturday, No. red.
juno. s3t.c. July. SiA.e.: August, S3c.: sep
tembsr, o3Nc. Corn steady; Nc.2. 4lks4lEe. in
elevator; options hrm: June and July, Al sc
August 42isc. Oats unchanged aud quiet;
options flrmer; June, DC. July, Csc; Au-
gust, gslc. Hops quiet and nrm; options
SiGl5: August fl5i0@tlA30. Coiiee-Spot Rio
firm aud quiet; fair reclining, l'l6c. centltfu-
Z, 7Aa71.e Moasses-koreign firm; H-test,
Bic. New Orleans DUH: open kettle, good 10
fancy. sssi6c. Rice quiet aud steady. Petroleum
4Oc,; FOLLOW, fia49c. Rosin quiet; strained,
az $50. Hides qoiet aud steady. Wool steady
slow. Cut meats arm hiodles dali; short
clear sd45. Lard quiet and weak western
steam. 3aS5; June. s6.s5; July. E.& Freighn
steady,
BALTIMORE, June l7.-Flour active and strong.
Wheat-Soutnern nrSn and higher; fultz. soA9oc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-18
FOREIGN NOTES
Cabled to the Dispatch from France, Eng
land. Germany, and other Points.

PARIS. June 1.-THE cab-drivers' strike
is ended. The cabs are running to-day as
usual.
PARIS. June I'm the Chamber Of Depu-
ties to-day Vice-Admiral de- Domplorre
DHorney declared that the men-ot-war
now possessed by France were of an anti
quated type. and ought 10 he replaced boy
new vessels which would equal IN number
and strength the united fleets OF Germany
and Italy. Only in this way would France
be able to retain her rank OF the second
naval power of the world. He moved the
appointment of "a committee 20 inquire
into the condition of the navy.
Admiral Krantz, Minister of Marine, re-
plying said that with the present credits
II WAS impossible 20 increase the number
Of workmen employed at the arseuals. ! he
Governments contracts with private firms
might however, be increased. This would
involve an outlay of $1,000 coo francs. TINS
amount could be spread over five budgets.
Tho Admiralty. he said. was now efectng
improvements in the old men-Ot-War aud
torped0-boats
VI. Cheviollette insisted upon the ueces-
sty of reform i'm naval matters. The de-
bate was then adjourned.
THE QUEENSTOWN REGATTA.
LONDON. June r7-Thc Queenstown
regatta was held today. The yachts
Nalkyria. lrex. and Yarana were among the
c4nleSlail'Si In'It N'a, Wy i,',' '1i,"
Va VII ,''g Io'9 tb go H.. Irax vyant
a.,rl',,-,d 49,, H.. Cour. Land L,rt Tho wind
;,,,.rna-,J L. ,r ,i,. J,,. OUiro to The
H. Mil -, tLo .1,rt the
1911 ,, l,,oj g., t,,.rt'- l,,o nils
ineto,d of ort,..one mics The Val
kyrie made good start. followed Icy
the DeeTh0und and the larana. Inc ireX
the others in getting away. All carried
backyard topsails. Outside the harbor
the Yaraua passed the Deorhound m q beat
for the Poorhead, but the larana was
headed somewhat 10y a south wind and had
10 make one tack more than the NalhNue
before rounding the ta2-noat. ING, Val
kyrIa in rounding the hae-""at raMdly a. u!
crease" A'! it'd ei,' N'" ,"1i-. 'o,..,,
Y 'a- In 5.t7.5I, nndrLorrJ 5.}5.ti
The Tiraes referring to the Valkyria's
victory i'm the Queenstown rcratta saws:
d. n was inst .uch weather as the Nalivria
is likely to sail Inn the America cup match
Nothing could Zoe more satisfactory than
the way she acquitted hcr-slf'
f,.ee,, Ann crnt,Sy.
49, rt Dt..... 1..4 ,,..
s,,' f,-, Mn tLr r,i,tic.l Situation
do not .i,,r, IN tne p,'s-irlistIc views rcnp-
rail- entertained re.arliue the probable
to,'.;l, l..tr-.s,, Ru-.i,' and Germany I'm
W.. r,,.t ~ tbo c. r.tnrpino Fnnernr
Williar's vi.it anywhere i'm Cicrlnnny rX-
cont Ro,lip Tho manor oIi dis tUat an irtnr-
state requirements ov the selection of kiel
a. the place of meeting and that the visit
has no connection with the foreign policy
of either country.
,rn,sreer,,-. "a, 7-r-.ar a ~ro,-r-,rrs.
Row. juno 17.-Tho Catholic societies
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-18
DEPARTURE OF srEAsEHS.

VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT Z III,
: COMPANY. for OLD fOiuL nor sE..1f1sf.
folk Portsmouth. SeEporI NerS Cl4remonI
Enl JSine.-rlVec landings dirocI - elegant
5e.los,s NNN0ty WtDsEsgAY-" and kkiDAf
atT A. 81. >trcet carr CONNECT
Connections a. OH fOia. AMI ~ Norfolk
closely Win all lno. for noriherl cite, sans
Afternoon. James uFor " daylight OtsAt
t.,uri.t iins. Cheapest route.
through tickets on steamer sal az O.rt-ers
Agsu-y llyJ Naln street haggaSs cncc ket
through. slsto-rooms engaged for dsy or night
freiru- received daily Tor NOrlolS. Ports
fuouth. OH Point, WaYorlY. hlcksi0ri. VA, ani
All polnts in kastsrn Norm tarOllA Eastern
Virginia ami all regular landings Oh ms 5emss
f..er II loves. ralrs aud 1r0dg1 bills issIe1
LCCIkN b. IATl ". fice- Prsslden.
No ill7 Nsin strect and koc6ettA
IRYlS NElsiGEK. frslghI aGd PAsse ~ ger Agoa-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-18

> zoo BARRELS FRESH ROCK
>. s)OO LAND LINE. just arrived poe
schooner Alfrri Keen: nos discharges. Also.
frest Hoffman hosouda 70 temsn,, imported Port
land ald lion Demont. cali. net Plaster. White
sand. LGll., HAIR ti.o-bucA, &c.. g.. Zoe sAlo.
WAGNER AJORN.
Soya scotia Lump aui Ground ll4s.eE
cps
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-18

BrWuN. June l1..iH' cImWIllco 0n-
pointed to raise funds for tnc Johu-toVu
sufferers held % m-ctiug to-day. The Bur-
gouostcr presided Herr Won Loyilthsw,
Duke of Kauber and Herr Won hocilrr
were appointed 10 act as honorary prcsi-
dents. The Deutschc Bsrh viii receive
donations. The Dowager Empress Augusta
has subscribed 10000 marks to tlr fund.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-18
RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET

MINIMUM LiN E-D ONN NfNihN-'s
RICHaoSD. June l7.-Receipts 2i7 head Of cat
tie: 2J9 sheep and lambs, and rs hogs.
SALES 241 head OF cattle: 200 sheep aud laabs,
and ly2 hogs.
Prices:
higher; medium 70 good, 3Aalc. gross; COM
mon 10 fair sAs3',c. gross
Sheep-3a4ac. gross
Lsmbs-lA sc. gross.
Hogs-5L a6Ac. net
IulL5--2s 83c. gross.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-18

Funeral Notice.

The funeral o. Mrs. PAMELA W. GARY,
widow OF Marion H. cary who departed this ne
June l5th. in the nfty-nintn year Of her age. will
take place AT the lsto home, Two miles from
Glen Allen THIS quo day AFTERNOON az )
o'clock. Friends invited % attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-18

At4P. VI. the Young Mems Christian
Association sermon was - have been
preached by the Rev John +. Edwards, u.
b.. but on account of his inability 10 be
present the task fell upon Or. Bledsoc.
His text was Genesis xviii: ll-l4, lnclu-
-ite: the theme jacobs Ladder-Drcam.n
The sermon WAS worthy companion Of
the morning discourse.