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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-26
Description of Cooney, the Cronin Suspect.
l,y telegraph 70 tho Dlspatchl

CmcAGo, June 25.-The police are work
ing industriously in running down clews
as 10 the whereabouts of CoOney, the Gro
min suspect. They have issued a circular Ia,
the following description Patrick
Cooney. Irish about thirty-fye years
old; 5 feet 61f inches tail; loo pounds !;
full chested {forty-inch girth); round
face, sallow complexion; slightly peck
marked and freckled, light blue or
gray eyes, brown hair, and reddish horse
shoe moustache He is an intelligent talk
or, and has slight English accent; is quick
and precise in movement. and acts a.
though he had military training. lie is
All information should be addressed TO
George W. Hubbard, General Superintend-
ent OF Police, Chicago.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-26
Presidential Appointments.
rnv taia0ranh u thu Dispatchl

WASHINGTON. Juno 25.-Twenty-seven
postmasters were appointed by the Presi-
dent to-day, among them the following {:
Joseph II. Manley. at Augusta, Me, rios l.
y. Fowler, removed; A. w. ShaHer, Ra-
leigh, Utce Samuel A. Ashe, removed Hans
ford Anderson. West Point, Va, Office be-
came presidential; Louis Delarue, Ashland.
Va. Office became presidential; William
Worth Logan, Woodstock, Va, rice j. II.
Rodefer, commission expired William II.
Gibbs, Jackson, Miss. zee Writ Adams,
deceased: Byron Lemly. not having been
confirmed by the Senate; james 4. Eve
rptt. Yazoo City, Miss, rice Claiborne
Bowman, commission expired.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-26
Chicago Races.

CHICAGO. June 2j.-First race-ono and
one sixteenth miles-Loug Dance took the
lead AT the start and kept IL; Duke OF the
Highlands second, WaTam third. Time,
$50.
Second racc-one mile-Robin Hood
won: Logic second, Miss jackson third.
Time, 1897.
Third receive furlong~-Daisy T won :;
Fly-Away second, English Lady third.
Time, I0l4.
Fourth r,lce-one mile and furlong-
Maori won: Bonita second, BcacOnsheld
third. Time, 1.54l8.
Fifth race-six furlong-Big Brown jug
won; Arundel second, Glendle third.
Time. 1.l6[l.
Sixth race-extYa, same conditions as
ffth-Sallie Hogan won; Prince Boiling
second, Pink Cottage third. Time, Lii.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-26
Sheepshead-liay Races.
gpy toIeyraph 70 tbe DispAtch.l

NEW YoRK, June 25.-First race-seyen
furlonCe Kingston Won; Volunteer Sc
cond. Persimmons third. Time, 1:29.
Defence second. Belinda third. Time,
l:2s -. Mutuals paid .-7S.
Third race-siK furlonCs-Blackbu
won: Druidess secoLi, Kenwood third
Time, 1:1j -.
Fourth race-one mile and three six
tcenths-J. A. b. won; Fresno second, Sam
Wood third. Time, 2:03h.
Fifth racc-C0nev Island cup, one mile
and half-llanOver Won FirenZi second,
Mmaudcr third. Time, 2:S5 2-j
Sixth race-one mile and furlong- Ball
ston won: Sluggard second, Bessie June
third. Time. 1.j6 -. Mutuals paid $40.
Seventh racc-one mile and q furlOng -
Jubal won: Littrol second, Slicck third.
-Iirnn 0.ll -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-26
Railroad Bonds Placed.

SAVANNAH, Ga, June 25.--The bonds for
the Savannah and Western railroad from
Americas TO Savannah, Ga, have been
nlaced. and the money is in the treasury
Of the company. The lire is located, and
forces are at work on part of 1t. Other
LARGE contracts will be let at once and the
line will,be pushed rapidly 10 completion,
provided it IS not interfcred with by ad-
verse legislation. The Central railroad, OF
Georgia, is largely interested IN this enter
Drlse.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-26
Nice Point of Appeal.
lBy telegraph 10 the Dlspalchl

AUBURN, n. Y, June 25.-rhe case OF
Kommler, the Buffalo murderer who was
condemned to suffer death by electricity
was up on appeal in the Supreme Court to;
day. The appeal was taken on the ground
that the State Constitution prohibited crnel
and unusual punishment, and counsel for
the murderer contended that execution by
electricity was cruel and unusual The
case WIS argued AT considerablee length by
both sides. and the court finally decided
that testimony would have To Ia taken Us
10 ths effect of an electric current on
human body and appointed Tracy G.
becker. a lawyer Of Buffalo, TO take testl-
t,mony and report TO the court July SOth
noyf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-26

tho Chamber OF Deputies, in which the
action of tho Republican majority is con-
demned and an appeal made to the people
10 unite in the name of France and Liber-
Nv against Parliament and fcudality. The
Prince says that government based upon
the sovereignty o. the people can alone
insure greatness and prosperity TO O ma
ffns,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-26
Pension Appropriations.

lBy telegraph 70 the Dspatch.I
WASHINGTON, June 25.--The Pension Of
fee to-day made q requiStion on the 1rea-
sury Department for $1,000, 900 out OF the
annropnation 20 be available July lst.
This amount will be placed TO the credit OF
pension agents on the LIST or "a OF the
coming month. There are said to be be-
tween eight and ten thousand first pay
ment vouchers awaiting the deposIting of
thia money
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-26
The WEATHER. ~ RICHMOND YESTERDAY was

RAnsaot Thermometer YESTERDAY:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-26
Rari,s In Collisinn-

by Anglo-AInerican cable 70 the DepAtch.l
LONDON, June 25.-The Norwegian bark
Speranza, Captain Petersen. from Charles
ton April 27th for Hamburg, has been
towed into Dover with her bows smashed
and partly dismasted. She was in collision
of Duneeness last evening with the British
bark Cape Race. from Newcastle, England,
for San Francisco. The damage 70 the
Cane Race Is not known.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-26

June Dist. at her home in Fremont, o.
She i, native of that state, and
was born 30 Chillcothc about fifty
six wears ago. Her father, Or. james
Webb. was doctor of medicine and
% pubGc-spiritcd citizen who displayed
great activity as leader ia the movement
against slavery. Sine was married 10 Mr.
HAYES I'm December. 1853 at Cincinnati.
OF her eight children i've Sons and one
daughter are living.
Mrs Hayes was q graceful md accom-
plshed woman. She had been active many
wears in various enterprises, including that
Of temperance reform.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-26
Northumberland the Ripper.

10y
LONDON, June 25.-'Ihe name Of the wo-
man whose body WAS cut up and thrown
into the Thames recently was Elizabeth
Jackson. The woman was identified by
the scars on the body and by the clothing.
The woman was of a low character and
was in the habit Of frequenting common
clearinghouse in Chelsea. She was last
seen alive on May 3lst. The theory that
she was victim OF Jack the Ripper is
AGAIN revived
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-26

yAuglo-AmericaE cable 70 the Dispatch
ST. PErEEsBURG, June 25.-The Journal
Dc 81. Petgs5o,wg makes no comment upon
the speech Of the Emperor of Austria 20
the delegations, but i'm an editorial article
which occupies prominent position IN the
paper il remarks that Russia's foreign re-
hions are unchanged aud expresses the
hope that peace may be maintained.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-26
An Appeal-sentiments Endorsed.

by Apgo-American cable 10 the DispAtrh.l
PARIS. June 25.-The Government is of
the opinion that the sentences imposed at
Angouleno upon NM. Deroulede and La
gurre were not severe enough, and has
lodged an appeal TO have the Judgment Of
the court set aside and the cases retired.
Prince Victor Napoleon has written en-
dorsing the sentiments expressed in tho
manifesto Of the members OF the Right in
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-26

WILMINGTON

WILMINGTON, y. e.. june o. -TurpcnNns
steady nc - - Ros.p steady; sirnined. 35,.
good strained, ale Tar frm A. 81 Crude
turpenuuo lrm. hat4. soe yeAoW dip and
virgin. $50.
LOUISVILLE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-26
Racing Ia London.
fBy Anglo-Amsrican cablo 10 he Dlsp

IBy AnKIo-nt17 oaUIo 70 VIC UBpAIcn'I
LONDON, June 25.--At New Castle apd
Gosforth Park summer meeting to-day the
race for the North OF Derby 1850 soEereteInss
was won by Bondager; Workington second,
and Floengo third. At the ROYAL Windsor
summer meeting the race for the royal
plate OF 800 sovereigns, for two-year-olds,
Ave ftiriongs, was won By Arcadia; Faust
second. Daisy Chain third.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-26
NEW WORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK, June 2h-1 no stock market to-day
WIS frmer aud more active for railroad shares,
and trusts wore weak sud feverish, occupying
less prumiuent position IN the transactions, A.
though they wore stui extremely active and
saies u mo lead again crossed by the 10000
mark. There wa no news OF importance.
Fluctuations OF the lead trusts were on a
much smaller scale than yesterday. sugar
trusts wero weak from the outset, and toward
tho close dropped 10 about Saturdays ngures
In The general list Ncw England Wes n feature.
but while fbe stock WAS strong most OF the lay
there WAS but a traction loft Of tho improvement
az The ciose A small nurry In money toward
tie close which se1t the rate ou call up 20 per
cenL had much 90 10 with Tie reaction al That
time and all strong stocks OF he toreuo re-
acted materially. Pac nc Nall was conspicu-
caused by tho report Of the loss OF ono
of is steamers but when the general
market began % move up 70 recovered most 81
tho loss from tho openlng, though having
oVeuo down, 10 shows marked decline at uno
end a. the Jay. Ho'king valley securities
showed moro animation. and The stcck became
one II the leading streng stocks, though deal
iugs ia n we're ON sinai scale. as usual Nosi
stocks. especially LacRawanua aud Reading
were a.,iiyr aul splaYed considerable strength,
being better -u proFted Than usual Of ate. the
stocis OF tho Chicago anf bat Illinois we're
again prominent for Strength, Dut teir hnAi
rRils wors small sugar displayed most OK
IRENE weakness 10 the last nour and dropped %
lii,.. though 3 portion Of tho loss was recover
cl. Final changes arc generally Tor Irrational
amounts. lut pa~inc Mai Is down -. u
.0riiy oi mo other changes being In the direction
0t higher Irieos. Among no trusts sugar IS
Town o. aud the rest fractions Iotai SAFES
1893 nNI ~har.~.
Ersnnq.-Eycharge dnll AMI steady At iSSs
fsYis. Money cssy st 3N 20 o, closing offered al
b Sub-1reaTiry 0tlancos-Gold. N5ilAuV'.
currency. ilt9 OCli. Governments dun ana
80 ady for A. per cents. l22% ex. int -.
COUPONS, flff. ~tA.o bonds entirely neglected
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-26
Hanged Himself

P,u1ApgIPHIA. June 25.-George Mccain,
,.,bo Vas awaiting trial for the murder Of
rs wife hanged himself in his cell at the
comfy prison carly this morning. His cell
was but q few yards from that IN which
Mrs. Whiting. WAS at the Tune awaiting
execution lie hsfef ise,sned 1 T. the s door
knob Of the cell.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-26

ny Anelo-Amerlcan ealle 70 me Dllpan

fBy Anglo-American cs1lo 10 the Dispatch
BERNR, June 2j-As the results Of the
complaints, made by the foreign powers OF
the actions If the Socialists and others IN
Switzerland the Government bias appointed
permanent public prosecutor ia order 20
strengthen the control Of the police over
the movements OF the refugees.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-26
Beer Seized In Kansas.

10y NIUKfApH % FIv UNsPaF-H'I
IxAyYSwoRIB, KAN, June 25.--Chief-of-
Police Robinson entered tho office of the
American Express Company yesterday az
ternoon and with two policemen forclbty
removed a wagon-load OF beer 70 the, side
walk. where il was reloaded and hauled to
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-26
TnHewell's Delegation.

TAZEwELL. Va, June 25.-Ghc Demo
cratic mass meeting held to-day 20 elect
delegates 10 the State Convention was
large and harmonious. The delegates Wore
uninstructcd. The choice of delegates
stood: Tyler, SO; Mckinney. 8; O'Ferrall,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-26
baseball Yesterday.
fBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l

Philadelphia:
Baltimores. .........O O2O1O4- 3
Athletics ............1 0 l 0 2 0 o o 3
Base-hits-Baltimor 10; Athletics, TO-.
Frrors-Baltimores 3; Athletics, l. Bat
teries-Foreman and Quinn; Seward and
Robinson.
Brooklyn:
Brooklyns.. ........O0 100000 20 o. 2
Columbus. ;;...;.i...O l 2 0 x 4
Base-hits--BroOklyns,. 2; Columbus; g..
Errors Brooklyns. 0; Columbus, 6. Bat
tcries-Caruthers and Bushong; Baldwin
and Peoples.
Pittsburgh five innings-rain)
Pittsburghs..................lO4 , I
MashlngtOns. ........... ~ o
Base-hits- Pittshurghs, 6: Washing
tons. 8. Errors-Pittsburg q Washing
tons. ?. Batteries-Galvin and Fields;
Keefe, Mack, and Daily.
indianapolis:
indianapolis. I 0 90 1 2 o. 6
Bostons. 0 0 0 o. 4
Base-hits-Indianapo 10; BostOns, 5.
teries-Boyle and Buckley; Radbourne
and Camel.
Chicago:
New Yorks...........3 02i42 o.
Base hits Chicagos, 9; New Yorks, IL.
Frrors-Chicagos 9; New Yorks, 6. Bat
tcries-Dwycr, Hutchinson, and Darling (;
Crane and Ewing.
ST. Louis:
St. Louis. OO13SOO o.
Cincinnatis. ..........O 2 001 90 0 0-3
Base hits-St. Louis, Q; Cincinnatis, T..
Errors-St. Louis. 2; Cincinnatis, 7. Bat
Chamberlain, Hudson, and Boyle /;
Niau and Earl.
Cleveland:
Clevelands. ..........O OOOOs5O O. 8
Philadelphias. ......1 002 90 ? 6
-Clevelands, Z; Philadeiphias,
II. Errors -Clcvelands, 2; Philadelphias, T..
Batteries -O'Brien and thinner; Gleason
aud Schriyer.
Chattanooga:
ChettanooGas.. .............''....'' y
Mobufs.. ........s.s ss.s.s.- - 800 4
s-ChattanoOgas, /; Mobiles, B..
Errors Chattanooga. 3 Mobiles, 2. Bat
teries-Carroll and Colgan; Boone and
IuOhey.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-26

WOODCOCk-JOHN.- marr.eI, on mo ah Day
Of June. lsr9. At tho retitencc % tnr brides
parcnts By Rev John A kclanison. Mr. h. al.
MDOUDOCh. ~ no cry ~ Richmond. ani hss
HATTIE \. JOIN. Of uonrloo county. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-26

BALTIMORE. June Virginia l0-i0'-. 81 90.
&c. tIs0.t. Northern central fu9aIt; Cin-
cinnaN. Washington aud Baltimore lsts. 90 a
.1f.. do. 2ls. ~. 90. sl-. rs: consohdGted gas
bonds, .lj, DO. stocs, 4-Gi3.s.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-26
THE UNIVERSITY.
re GRADYS ADDRESS BEFORE THE
JOINT LIBRARY SOCIETIES.
A splendid Efrort---SeflersoR Society Cele-
brafion-~Delivcry Of Medals-More
Gradpatcs-The Festivities.
-.rr.lal talcrrann q the plspalch. ]

l.-rria. hut rain set in to-day, and the
,..,fhcr IS very cool and disacreeable. Not
,.ftstandinC tho rain = large numher Of
r.rous from tins clty went up 20 the Uni
-.tv g. heSr Hon. Henry ". Grady.
t,r az the Atlanta ConSssttop, Of At
.-.a. Ga.. make the Address before the
..t literary societies OF the University
IL. address Was made at II A. NJ. IN the
t..l. hal.
,r,r prayer by the Chaplin, Rev.
r.r.s ~ Rawlings, Mr.. George Gordon
p ro. presidents If the Jefferson Society.
r,luccd Professor +. h. Smith, the
.-r1aupf tho Magazine Committee. who
.-s i.W Vcll-cho~en remarks delivered the
ine modA 60 Mir. Thomas l.. wood
..merlo. for al article of tho current
..f Of che University N3qdzinC entitled
u Shi6ei Hollow"
t.- Wood. iu accepting The medal, ms de
--t speech and Was enthusiastically
-E D. Sinonton, president Of the
..r.u Spettv. then introduced the
tho Cay, Hon. II. W. Grady Air
was accorded % splendid reception
.leucc
otr. Crad,'s Address.
dress ol Hon. Henry W. Grady. Of
... ta, D. fore the JOINT literary soci-
I'D able and thoughtful effort,
,re synopsis of LIS remarks can
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-26

MARHIAflFA

to-day aggregated SIG,JJ1. Accepted, s75.-
l0J a. Is al 1867.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-26

Hoods sarsaparillo wins new victories
over disease aud becomes more popular
every day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-26

BALTiroRs Juno 21-Fiour drm and tending
higher. Mhcat--sOutnern tOiN nominal fultz,
s5a92c. longDerry. s7a93c. receipts " al new
sold. siasac. soi; 10 primo western strong 10
2 winter rod. spot. and juno. s3ssHc- Jplv,
Sghs2kc.: August s9c september, Eva
So Corn--outhern scsrce AMI higher; white,
45aisc. yellow, f2siic western s<OoZ. oats
I'm good demand al drm yaiaes and qcainr o.
arrivals good western white. S2S;i0. -e.fefn
mixed, ssas)c grade'i No. white. siHc kIo
fat ~ {qa50t HAy-Be~t stun mediums rtea<ty
t. drm and interiors quict but moving n~<ser
prime - choice timothy ti&d0afia Provisions
quiet Butter steaiy; creamery, IbAit -.
Eggs firm a. D%c. Petroleum run refined, s..
Coffee Qulet; Rio cargoes tair. Il Hai7hc. sugar
strong: 4 soft. 9Ac. Copper steafy; refined.
l0kailc. Whisgey steady Frsighis 70 LIVER
pool per steamer quiet; grain, -. CnTs, for
1000 barrels: whest, l. 600 bushsis; corn. i0.ooo
bushels oa'a. 5000 bushels: rye, loo BUSH
eli. shipmsots- none. Sales-W beat $500
bushels: corn <2.0oo bushels.
CINCINNATI
CrNcINNArL June 2l.-Flour nrn. whes.
quiet: No.2 red. s5Nss6. Corn dun; No. Z
mixed Sc. Oaas barely steady. No 2 mixed,
25a25Ac. PORK QUOT ~ fl1i.h. Lard nrfn a.
$40. BnlG-mea ard bacon qui"t Whiskey
stesdy ~ @Lo2 Hogs i've snd stronger:
common ani light, fl7Ses4-0; packing aud
butchers, ii.<jafi54
81. LOUIS.
IT LOUIS. June 25-Fiour nrmer snd uu-
changed. Wheat higher ~. 2 red. cash, sisc:
July, 1i.sc: August c8.c. Corn nrm; No.
mixed each, 81 ash -, JAY. Sac. bii. oats
FIRM: ". cgsh. % tii; june, -. bid. July,
q &c. biz. Whiskey. SLU2 Provisions s'eAiy.
WILMINGTON
WunISGToN, y. e.. june gA-Turpcnnus
steady at % ~. k0sip steady; strained. s5c
good strained. 3d. Tar trm A. fl5h Crude
turpenuuo lrm; harL. sQe yellow dip snd
virgin, $50
LOUISVILLE
LoUtsvHrg, june 25-Grain aud provisions
unchanged.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTUREN
NEw YORK. June .-COuon-ket aud Rross
receipts, mono. Futures cloeci duh; sales,
2s.tO bales. june 1nd July. fi0Gati0r: Au-
gusI fil44asll+j: september. SO 0NAtl0@;
October. S. s6af2ST; November. 500: De-
cernber sAs2sfasl: Jauuary. tas9; February.
- 9dst4f. March. fiLOfAfl1.o5i April fleIIa
t.0ls. May. flll4ssiQaL
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET
lReportcl Or the DBpat,h.l
.jrNE 21-Market nominal Reoeipts from ths
country continue. and there j. yet ouuaido rahls
farmers sf0rk to come iu. Prime 4Ac; eK-
trs prime. iar'. fancy tho- common, 2Asac
sholel, 3a5.c: Spanish, 4-l factory hand
picked, bAaiS-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-26
FLot r.
COTTON REPoaE

We quote: Fias s2SOssagS supsr1ns. E2.75a
s.. ~ extra. s. 5)aS275. fsnuy, s4SsL50. pAseas
family country sA13aSAso
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-26

- WASHINGTON. June 2A--For Virginia.
RAIN rain, clearing wednesday night, station
- arg temperature, eastorly winds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-26
sss'x: July n@; August @n rrisAs
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. Juno 2a--Cssh quotations vcrs.
flour nsm and unchanged No spring ana
oats, 2o,.c. Mess-pOrk. iii8jagiLNH. show
rb. E5.gOasJ.pj shoulders. t1i2ks.Sz5;
short-clear. t6.!2S at62a whiskey. fi02
TbeiesdiDg fataros rsag0f az foiio1B
WHEAT Opsafas HL1tes. Closing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-26

e tuN celebration Of the Jefferson
Iury Society vas held IN the puohc
.'. ~ toe University at $50 o'clock To-
t..l
If George Gordon Battle, Of North
On, Ha. president Of the society, presided
... presented the debaters and orator .
'-.f .i. no the medolhsta.
il- dsbatrr's medal vas awarded Dir.
tnarles +. Fenuer, II LOUISIANA who
nslc rs very Gme speech. lie chose a. his
nlrct The Birth Of Nation" Inc
speaker began by treating Of the Reyoiu-
uo0ary history II the United States before
goo adoptiOn u the Constitution, and then
traced Ire events leading 20 ito adoption.
lhe speaker also made q romonhtrance
tenast the tendency Of Capitalization,
Which, be claimed, was gaining such
hotlOld ~ this country.
The orators medal Of the society was
delivered 10 Mr.. William 5. Hamilton, OF
Georgia. who mate a speech upon Whl
Lave aud Not Die.' The speaker made an
s4oellent speech, Ia which he exhibited
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-26
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

TUESDAY,. June -, 1889.
SlIFs-rIr7T BoARD.-sO shares Virginia Fire
and Marine 90 30, ~ shares 30. at3i
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-26
MARKET REPORTS,
AND IN CONNECTION HEREWITH THE
WEATHER INDICATIONS.
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Daily Reports FROM Both Boards-Cotton,
Grain, Flour, and other Quotations.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-26
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

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MINIATURE ALMANAC. JUSE q. Isss
Sun rises 452l Hon TIDE
sun s........-.. 1.3g Noruing............ 2o3
Moon rises ....... 844 evening. ........-. sst
PORT OF RICHMOND JUS %. 1854
AHEIyED.
steamer Ariel, Doyo. Norfolk. msrchsniiso
and passengers.
schooner L. c. Knight Jr.. Hun.ly. PhllScei-
phia COAL :. II. HAYES.
schooner John Shay. Iilton, Philadelphia.
cOai, :. II. HAYES.
SAILED.
Steamship Old Dominion, Couch. Now YORK.
merchandise aud passengers.
CLsAkED-
American bafkentlno sanchez. isS tons. Sonsss
steelman, master FOR Rio d. JAuero. Brazil,
with sl7s barrsssof hour. The naxall-CronsAAs
MUS, valued az $3.50
PORT or NEWPORT NEWS. JUSs2a, 1854
by reogrzpnl
AHRiYkD
steamship Manhattan. New YORK.. and sailed
FOR New YORK, merchandise.
Schooner G. b OrcgtI Bailey, salem, 10 load
coal
SAILED.
Steamship san Juan. Genos, coaled.
Steamship ksRawna Nes f6rk coat