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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-15
From Rockville.
ROCKVILLE. May IA, lS8.

ROCKVILLE. May IA, 1889.
Corresponds of TIE EVENING STAR
DIR. Charles J. Maddox has sold to Mrs. Mary
Z. DIETRICH building lot at the eastern limit
OF the corporation for $50, upon which that
Lady will at once commence the erection of a
dwelling house.
Last night Rockville lodge-room. /. O. G. t.
was the scene of a large and pleasant gathering
OF members Of the order from the yarious
lodges of the county. An address of welcome
was delivered by J. K. Newman, of Rockville
which was responded to in happy manner bv
Thomas j. Owens. Of Gaithersburg Speeches
were also made by Messrs. G. T. Hogan F. L.
Amiss, ;. Crawford. d. r. Bouic and Phil
Schearer. Temperance readings were contrib
uted by Messrs. James T. Powell and VIM. L.
Fowler. The Quaker Courtship." BY Miss VI.
Taylor and Mr.. +. Cooke was received with
much applause. as was also Dutch Speech
read by the same young lady. The exercises
OF the evening were interpreted By choice vo-
cal and instrumental music. Two tables ex-
tending the entire length Of the hall. were
loaded with choice viands, to which ample JUS
tice done.
To-day witnessed quite an interesting and
exciting time among the leading democratic
Eohuclans OF the county. many OF whom we're
In town. Indications point 70 a lively struggle
among the members OF that party for nomIna-
lions TO the various places on the ticket 10 be
voted IN November. The withdrawal Of Mr.
oSN- AetSr as C1uuluhtt Tor the senate and
the appearance Of others willing and anxious
10 take his place. have broken many political
states and dashed the hopes of many aspirants
The officers of registration of the county held
their May sitting IN the several districts yester-
DAY and to-day. At this place twenty-six names
were erased from the books on account of
death, removal, &C., and none were added to
the list.
Among the visitors here TO-DAY was Mr.. Clay
ton hosklnson, of East Washington. s. A. NJ.
" HE EVENING STAR is everywhere reco
nlzed and admitted to be, in every quality. the
leading and favorite newspaper Of the National
Capital, alike in the cOunting-room, the work.
shop, and the family circle. Pretty much
everybody in the District reads it regularly. 1t
Is therefore much the best advertising Medium
in the city; and, in proportion to circulation.
Us advertising rates are also much the cheoDe,t
At Mrs Anderson's boarding-house T.,
Memphis, George Ward aged twenty-eigbt an
engineer at the Memphis gas works shot and
killed bis young wife and then killed himself
The cause Of the tragedy is unknown.
The newly-appointed minister to England
Robert III. Lincoln. WAS given AN ipfor,,,eI a.
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ERENCH DYEING. SECURING AND DRY CLEAN
II ING ESTABLISHMENT. 1905 New York ave
Iirst-class ladies ard Gents work of every descr
lion. Plush, Velvet and Evening Dresses ANTON
AND CAROLINE LERCH, formerly with A Fischer
ana Mason lrlese. Paris. JAIL
4 NTON FISCHFRS DRY CLEANING ESTAB-
AllSHMENT AND DYE WORKS. 9O6 G NV
Ladies' and Gents Garments OF all kinds cleaned and
Dyed without being ripped ladies' Evening Dresses
Speciality. Thirty five years experience. Prices
moderate. Goods called for and delivered sl4
A LL-WOOL GARMENTS. MADE UP OR RIPPED
f1dyed soOd mourning black.
A. FISCHER,
sl4 900 q ST. NV
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The BERKELEY Arms,
TNHE ACADIAN,
CASTINE, MAINE.
WELLESLEY, MASS.

HAVING ALL THE APPOINTMENTS OF FIRST
CLASS HOTEL, INCLUDING GAS, ELECTRIC
BELLS, ELEVATOR. BATHS STEAM HEAT, Bill
LARD ROOM, BOWLING ALLEY, ETC.
HAS ACCOMMODATIONS FOR 500 GUESTS.
is charmingly situated on the Charles River on an
estate OF 500 acres, surrounded by pine groves.
The Drives are beautiful and varied. and the river
and lake give fine opportunities for boating and fishing
Fourteen trains daily to and from Boston; only Il
miles by the Boston and Albany Railroad.
Mr.. DOOLlNG'S experience of thirty years as a
caterer and his reputation the lending caterer of
England, are guarantee that the Cuisine will be
unexcelled.
Rates So to 81 day. Special rates by month or
season. Open June Is to October .. For diagram
and circulars, address
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DoToMAc TRANSPORTATION LINE.
FOR Balnmore and River Landings. Steamer Sue
Capt Geoghegan. leaves Stephepson's Wharf eyery
Sunday at 4oclock y. m. Tor further informs non
apply 10
STEPHENSON BRO.
Hlno-om 9TH st. wharf.
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bright HOUSE, CAPE HENLOPEN BEACH, RE-
- hoboth, Del. THIS well-kuown hotel will reoI en-
June ~, under same management az last season. Cir
culars al star Office Address S35 st. II W.. Wash
ington ID. G, or call after D pm, WALTER BURTON.
2Ius
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-15

GLENWOOD HOUSE, DELAWARE WATER GAP
~ Pa. Brick building; capacity $50. Z acres phi
waite grounds electric bells; spring water; perfect
sanitation. (myl 0-:}m] A. / LA BAR
EhUQUIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, VA
Under entire new management Open JUNE Is to
OCIO ODER new brick hotel; handsomely furnis he'd:
all city convenences fine table: shady walks; excel
lent music. For particulars address
A. r. BARROW,
mylO-lm' AT the Springs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-15

Judge Tuloy this evening released Alex
andor sullivan Oh $50. 600 bail. which was
promptly given. The Judge held that the
coroncr's jury had been influenced by out
side sentiment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-15
THREE NEGRO MEN HANGED.
All Murdered Their Own Color and An
Confessed.

Macon. GA.. June IA special to the
Telegraph from cambridge, Ga, says
Alexander Henderson (colorcd) was hanged
here to-day for the murder Of Amos jack
son and ms daughter, also col0red. The
murder was committed last spring. Hen
derson's neck was broken and be died with
scarcely struggle. Henderson admitted
his guilt. \ large crowd was present, but
everything passed Of IL an orderly man
ner.
4 special 10 tho Telegraph from Thomas
vile. Ga. SAYS: William Dibrcll (colored
was hanged here to-day for the murder Of a
negro named Long last December. Di'
brclls neck was broken by the fall. Ills
body was turned over 10 the physician &c
whom he had sold if. The execution was
private. Dibrcll confessed his crime.
A special to the Telegraph from Leesburg
Ga, saws: John Pickett, negro boy about
nineteen years old was hanged here to-day
for the murder Of an old negro and his wife
in the early part Of this year. Pickett died
If strangulatiOn. the fall not breaking his
neck. About 1900 people witnessed the
execution. Pickett confessed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-15

Icy telerraph % The pispstch. ]


ST. LOUIS, June At rained hard up e
10 o'clock and the track was slippery and
dangerous The racing was the worst OF
the meeting.
First race-seven furlongs. selling, al
ages-Insolence Won; Serander second
Jennie Mcfarland third. Time, 1875.
Second race-half mile, for two-year-
olds-Mis Maud won; Nenago second
Natterson third. Time, 53+s.
Third race-Arewers cup, mile and half
all aces. ~, 100 added-IlindOo Craft won
uuntress second. Only two starters-Terra
Gotta scratched. Time. Ia.
Fourth race-mile and one hundred
yards. all ages-Oarsman won; Lavina
Belle second, Bonita third. Time, 1:5594
Fifth race-steepleohase, short course
Liiero won; Noltiguer second, Nettie Wat
kius third. Time, 1853.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-15
GENTLElIEN'S
FURNISHINGS.
TO-DA Y.

IN our Bows and Chudren's Clothing Depart
ment "a usual. the entire noorWill De used "a tho
stage The noor - nicely cnrpeted and you will
ned plenty Of nice comfortable seats. There viii
be many dramas ia one, two, and three acts and
many beautiful scenes. Fathers. mothers, and
their chiidron will b. the leading characters
ana our polto and gentlemanly corps OF sales
men Will take the part n customers as usual
They arc all stsr4) hs music will be that
which IA sweetest 10 all ears-ths iingling Of gold
and silver
scene !. On your right as you enter the store
the most attractive and handsome assortment Of
Mons and Youths Clothing.
Scene ?. On your left. our elegant showcases
are nlled with beautiful assortment OF IS and
39c. NeckWoSr
scene g. Tho hRndsomost Hat Department In
his city; tables and cases laden with the most
stylish has TO be found.
Scene 4. Ia tho centre Of the store, II you are
a boy or haze boy. you gee the apple OF your
eye-Our attractive Boys' and Children's Depart
ment. clean and spacious
Between tho acts SEQ and carefully examine
some Of our many bargains For instance:
~ Those sc. Blouse Suits IN Blue and Gray
Flannel. sizes four to twelve years.
~ Those $3.50 Blouse suits IN Blue FlanneI
with SIX embroidered collar. four 10 twelve
years
~ Those sl.l9 Knee Pauts Suits. four to THU
teen years
~ Those si.s9 Knee Pants Suits, four 10 four
teen years.
sg- Those s2l7 Knee Pants suits, four to
twelve years.
~ THOSE that were sliced from $3.50 &C.
$3.50. aud s. to !A45 sizes four 70 fourteen years
Before leaving SEQ those Famous Fifteen-Dol-
lar suits. They are waking up the towa.
our Wonderful Fifty Trousers claim your
attention.
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Philadelphia (ten innings:
Athletics. 0002 40 0 > s
st. Louis...........2 0 o i U u D
Observation-Disclosures, 10, ST. Louis, 10.
Errors-Athletlcs. 2. St. LOUIS, 3. Bat
Seward and Robinson; Chamber
lain and Mlhgan.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-15
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
ff,-.-,..., - ~. tNtar.t~n
Sasr-B Bali Yesterday.
BY telegraph % the Dispatch J

Philadelphia 0en innings: -
Athletics. 0 0 0 2 0 . 0 } =
st. Louis...........2 90 0 / 0 o. 5
Observation-Disclosures 10, st. Louis, 10.
Errors-Athleucs. 2; St. LOUIS, 3. Bat
teries- Seward and Robinson; Chamber
lain and Muhgan.
BROOKLYN:
Brookiyns. ...........2 /
Cmcinuatis ..........0 2 l 0 o o O %
Base-hits- Brooklyus, 10; Cincinnatis,
r. Err0rs-Bro0klyns. 2 Clnclnnatls. D..
Batteries -Caruthers and Bushong; Flaur
and Baldwin.
Boston
Bostons. .............1 0 1 2 20 2 -
Nashingtons .........0 0O1 010 o Is
Tasc-hts- Bostons, 10 Washingtous T..
Errors-BostoDs. A. Washingtons. 5. Bat
Radbourue and Camel Person and
DAILY.
New York:
NV Yorks...........2O23O PA
phM1elphuiS .......O o . / d o o 0 / 4
Base-hits-New Yorks. IL Phladelphias,
T. Errors-New Yorks. 4 Philadelphias,3 B..
Batteries WEIGH and Ewing Sanders and
SERVER.
Cleveland (rain-seycn innings:
Clevelands.......O 0 o 0 4 0 Is
CMcaeos. = 0 / 0 0 IA
iltiNf.-l Ifr~t IN f'ltttlAA', w NlAtN'N -
Errors Cleyelands, 3; Chicagos, 2. Bate
,i"-.-Grubcr and Snyder; Gumbert and
Darling.
mdnaapolis.2 0 3 0 0 0 3 L
Pittsburghs.1 2 0 0 / 0 3 x-13
Base-hits- indianapolis II; Pittsburghs,
"A. Errors indianapolis. PlttsburghS,
3. Batteries-W Whitney, Boyle, and buck
Icy. Calvin and Miller
Charleston:
Charlrston.............................l9
New Orleans ;............ .........;... >
Base-hits-CharestOn % New Orleans,
4. Errors. ( each. Batteries-Stapleton
and Braudenburg; Huston and Spies.
Baltimore:
Ram uteuui ted the Louisville-Balti-
more game here to-day and prevented "a
continuance There were but six Louis
vllc players % appear ON the grounds and
three local players We're brought into re-
oui-itiuu. The cause WAS due 10 a strike
of SIX If the Louisville players who refused
% leave the hotel for the backgrounds.
This action was duo 10 q threat made
Thursday night by Manager Davidson tina
# the club failed 20 win to-day's game he
would fine each player S35. This angered
the men, and Captain Wolf represented 10
Davidson that the men would refuse 90
play. Davidson said he would inhIct q
fine Of 800 on each man who failed to re-
mort. Wolf, Really. Viewer. Gleason, STRAIT
ton, and Vaughan reported. the balance re-
fu-ing 10 do So. The players are much
dspleased at their spell of bad luck, and
Dayidsou's summary action IN tining two
Of the men Thursday has helped 10 dlscou-
rage them. President MIchOH Is expected
here tonight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-15

foated back. He had firm hold on an
iron post, as the water was foot and halt
deep and very swift, and he thought INN.
self secure. Presently he let GO Of the post
10 get the ball, which had slipped beyond
his reach, when the boy and ball were swept
down o filthy sewer. A man went down
after him, but he was not visible. FROM
the mouth of the sewer at Spring Garden
back 10 where the little fellow went down
search was made, but no boy was found.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-15
MORE RAIN At JOHNSTOWN.
The Work Seriously Interfered with
Relief.
rBy telegraph TO the Dispatch. ]

JouRsTowN. june 14.-Eain is pouring
down this morning and has efcctually
stopped work %. all kinds in this stricken
city, where work should go ahead as rapid
ly as possible. Even the soldiers have
sought the shelter of their tents, and the
newspaper correspondents missed this
morning with considerable relief the
familiar words "IIave you pass 7" from
the guards al different places.
The Wreckagr 40 the stone bridge, which
was fred last night, has been dampened
considerably. and unless the ram stops
soon that Invaluable work willa also come to
a ,tand-Stlll.
The crowds around the commissaries.
which seem toiucrease each day, are amud-
bedrugslcd set. The entrances to each
station are very narrow. yet into them wo-
men and children, each with capaciOus
baskets, crowd like sheep into pen.
The line Is long. and those who are 90
unlucky as TO have arrived after 6 or 7
o'clock have been standing unprotected,
and in some Instances half-Clad IN the
pouring rain. Their baskets are generally
well-fllcd, yet on leaving the commissares
complaints are heard on all sides of - No
butter nor anything fresh after two weeks, -
etc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-15

You're making an investment for to-dsy-not
for next month. wEARABLR NOW that's what
these suits are that's what they were made for.
We hsven't taken few here and few there
and disbed them up for bargain. You come
nearer than any one else TO knowing What you
want your boy to con, and We Lex you make The
sslection-glying you tho whole stock between
80 and g. IN short-pants Two-Piece suits at
$3.50 In which to DO Il. We haven't drawn out =
single style--No. wo've put in some s ones aud
some With Vests When our contemporaries add
the " country stores who advertise everything
from gossip TO building lo's) make reduction
Offering you couple Of dozen suit, OF THEIR
picking, holding all that's good al the regular
pricos-you DO no, get tho right showing. Ths
reduction we've made involved upsards o, two
thousand suits-collscted IN America and
Europe Where are you nost ntely TO md
what you WANT Tho answer IS plain.
were open at 30 this moning-and will be
ready to serve you from ths; instant on tlr tho
day has grown 70 10 greAiest age.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-15
A Horrible Murder.
In telegrsph . the Dl.patch.

MOBILE, Ala, June 14.-Yesterday at Ma
rion Junction, Dallas county, in this State,
J. p. Stevens. section-hand, shot and
killed II. G.. Scguor, conductor on the
Mobile and Birmingham railroad. The
trouble was about q woman. Stevens APP
preaching Segnor said: You've ruined
my life aud now I'll ruin yours and with
that ne fired six times wtha revolver. each
bullet making "a wound then he showed
the stu smoking pstol-barrel into the
holes made 10y the bullets. and finally beat
Segnor's head 10 a Jelly with the butt Of the
weapon. Scgnor's body was brought here
to-day for intermcnt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-15
A SAD SUICIDE.
An Old Woman browns Herself-A Con-
fcssiOn.
ispecial telegram % he Dlspatch.l

i~pttll ltitS IAi I'D the LIZ lhiNllsl
CHARLOTTE. y. c.. June News Of a
very sad suicide is received here tonight.
Mrs Betsy Watts. very old lady, yeSter-
day evening went 10 a small creek near her
home, in Lincoln county, and drowned her
self. The water in the creek was not more
than two feet deep, and IN order 10 com
init the deed the woman tied "a heavy stone
about her head and then placed her head
under the water. The woman Is said 10
have been of uusouud mind.
Henry Russell. a negro, has been cap
tured and is in jail al Iaylorsville charged
with the murder Of Old Man Tompkins in
Allegheny county some weeks ago. TIE
negro was arrested on suspicion by Gard
nor Campbell and j. c. Thomburg on
Brushy Mountain. in Alexander county
At first he confessed his guilt. but after
being placed in Jail said be had been per
shaded 20 make a confession by Campbell
and Ihomburg, who told him they would
get a reward Of 500 and give him half Of
u. The negro now says his brother, Joe
Russell. committed the crime.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-15

Governor Lee Yesterday received a letter
from Dr. James 1oRoi Booth, of Crestline,
o.. making inquiries about i negro named
Robert Moss. vino belonged 10 James Ellis
and ran away. with another slave, from a
man to whom they We're hired in Rich
moud i'm June. 1861. IIo-s joined the ne
gro brigade in Burnside's army. He re-
ccived wounds from which he has since
died. His widow can draw pension if
she can ascertain the company and Tesi-
mont 20 which he belonged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-15
ABLOODY ARRAY WITH PISTOLS.
Your Whites and Two Negroes Killed and
Others wounded.

ST. LOUIS, June IA telegram from
Austin, Tex, SAYS; Meagrc details Of a
bloody 0iiray last evening ut Givens'.
Store, eighteen miles southeast Of here
reached this city this morning. II seems
that a colorcd constable named Wilson un.
dcrtook to arrest white man whom hC
charged with hOrse-theft. The man resist.
cd. and general fight ensued between him
and his friends and the Constable and hi,
friends. SiK-shOotcrs were freely used, and
four white men and two negroes were kill.
ed outright, while at least a dozen others
Doputy-ShcIG Johnson and a posse left
here al II o'clock for the scene Of the con-
Gi,4
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-15
Ine1end nf feelinc iirnd and worn ami

Instead Of feeling tired and worn out,
instead Of aches and pains, wouldn't You
rather feel fresh and strOngI II you con-
tinue feeling miserable and good-for-
nothing you have only yourself TO blame,
for Browns Iron Bittcrs viii surely cure
Won II IS a certain cure for dyspepsia, in
digestion. malaria, weakness. kidney, lung,
and heart affections. Try it If you desire
TO be healthy. robust, and strong. and ex-
perience its remarkable curative Qualities
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-15
THE WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY was
Mean Temperature. ........."...
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEw YORK. Juno H-The s'0ck market do
velOped somewhat more animation to-day, al
though h Was slmOsg entirely confined 10 less
than half a dozen stocks. There Was considera-
bic irregu srfiy throughout tho day but the
general driig Of prices Was downward, aud some
material Losses were sustained. The nOws from
the " ct ihis morning was unfNvOrAule. aud be-
fore the opening j: was known that nearly
100000 more gold hHd been taken for export,
AID the feeling wa beari.h The opening was
lOwer, and declines extended 20 = per cent.
Nhile Jersey vas OF ! per cent a. llO. The
market was feyerish and quite irregular, but
Tho pressure brought By the bears with IN
doubted selling FOR long account made further
fractional losses IN the nrst hour New England,
however. was marked exception, aud after
slight decline rose over IL. 81. PAU weak
euoi Under tho news from the West, but
While Is was active the concessions made
cline, was fairy well held Tor the remainder
OF the day, though Delaware and Hudson re-
acted sharply, sugar trusts and New England
hen dropped, and in most Of the general list
the lowest prize. u ule dsy were reached toward
noon. Atchison vas taken in hand. however, az
ms limo aud uuIcr excellent buying advanced
aboni2 per cent Rb0ye the loves. Union Pa
rihc Als0 showed margei strength. followed BY
! Oregon Short Line. but the improvement could
not be maintained. and New England dropped
rapidly from is highest figures while c )nsider
able pressure was brought against Heading,
though little impression was mNde upon the laJ-
ter Tho down ward movement was most pro
HONHce4 tOWarl tie delivery hour, nut later us
advi-cs from Chicago were moro encouraging
aud shorts went into cover. which lftcd tho
pnces in tho last half hour. and The market
closed firm, though close To the lowest prices
To- Of sales 211,000 shares.
EreniH0. -EKchangc quiet AMI steady AZ 4>8A
iSSa. Money easy AZ 2a3: no loans. sun
! Treasury balanccs-Gold, $751; 1900: currency.
SIs,nJ.oO0. Governments dun a. steady for -; {
per cents, l2),t, OK. int a. coupons, los 4. state
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-15

Isc. Eggs quiet at f4kc Petroleum steady re-
fined, 6.sOc. Coffee easy; Rio csrgoes. fair. lsas
1880. sugar strong: A soft. 9Sc Copper Ilrin-
or: refined, 10xsiic. Whiskey stesdy at $Llo
Frelghts 10 Liverpool per steamer nat: cot
tor. 2sd.: grain. 2.d.: Cork. for orders. o.. Cd.
Recolpts-RIour. GOO barrels: wheat, 900 bush
els; corn. 5000 bushels; oats. 1000 bushels.
shipments-Corn. $3.50 barrels. SaleS-Whost,
1000 bushels; corn, 1900 Bushels
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. juno 14--Cash quotations were:
Flour frmer and iGai5c. higher. No. spring
and No. 2 red wheai, s0Ac. No. corn. 1885,
No Q oats, 22kc. hess-pork, 81. 5Oasii.o5 lard,
fR5s shori-riDs, sj.75as5 50 shoulders, s. l2<A
1875; short-clesr. s612Sas6&a. Whisky, Si.O2
Tbeleading futures ranged - follows
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-15
Arrested for Theft.

10y IcIVkFHpu 70 INC DIspHt-u'
CHICAGO, June IA special from Sayan-
nah, Mo-, says: Judge Mclain, president
of the Savannah Savings Institution,
which failed on Wednesday last, was ar
rested yesterday for receiving deposits
knowing the bank was insolvent. The LA
bIlIties Of the bank are %S5 900; assets over
$4,000. Only $50 were found in the safe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-15
Wnshingtnn Notes.


WASHINGTON, June li.-Bond offerings
today aggregated $4,000. Accepted,
S,lil. 900 A. y, at 1865.
The President this afternoon appointed
:. ". Cremer to be assayer and melter At
the United States assay Office at Charlotte,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-15
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

JCSs II. 1852.
With the exception Of sales Of seyenty-one
packages Of suu-clrcl today a, very good
prices there is little eieo 10 report. Manufactu-
rers are not Ia need Of any special line Of brights
except 20 rsplenish stock az 10 is needed, and
knowing that new Is near al hand aal vii soon
he In condition 10 use, they are not buying much
old aheRd. stll the market MS week shows al
together moro life. with more or less numerous
small trades In Old brights daily. Although
some upland lots OF shipping dark vas sampled
to-day NO hear Of no sales.
Weather warm aud forcing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-15
Singular Drowning of a Little Boy
nv telegraph 20 the Dispatch.l

BALTIMORE, June H.-Raphael +. Fer
randini, aged eight years, a handsome little
fellow, was standing in a gutter at the cor
ner OF Howard and Lexington streets this
afternoon, after the rain-storm, tossing a
ball up the stream and catching 1t Is 1t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-15
A PARTING Word.

Before We wipe this $50 sale Of ours on the
,i.te-lovs have las. chat on tho subject
TnoreiI be no exteusiops-To-n night 10 posi-
lively the end-thats . ccrtsinty-and every
sui; now $3.50 will pass back 70 ia original mark
inr. That's low enough. The qualities are
rich ones, and the prices are fair ones-bni think
OF the saving Of hard cash n you eonnecist the
price that holds sway now
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-15
A wealthy Merchant Dead.

PIrrsBUEGH. June H-William Semple
the millionaire dry-goods merchant Of AL.
legheny City, and prominently identified
with various railroad interests IN this sec
ton, died this morning.