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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-08
Order orRaiIroad Employees.
rRv telegraph to the Dispatcb.l

NY tNleEFhpu 70 Tue DitphNCn.l
CHICAGO, June "A new and important
factor In railway circles was created last eve
ming, when nine delegates assembled in this
city, finished and ratified a constitution for the
future government OF three important rail-
way employee associations, which are thereby
federated IN one body to he known as the
United order OF Railway Employees. The
constitution as adopted is the work OF q
three days conference, and without further
ratification by separate bodies it creates a
new order. The delegate framing It repre-,
scented tho Brotherhood OF Railway
BreakmcD, the SWtchmen's Mutual
Aid Association, aud the brotherhood
Of Locomotive Fremen. which as.
Eociati0ns are fused into the new order
The governing body will be a supreme
council, OF which the following are officers
and members: President, W. =. Sargent.
grand master Of Locomotive brotherhood oil
Firemen. OF TerTe Hauie, Ind; Nice-rresl-
dent, Frank Sweenie. grand master Of
Switchmen's Mutual Ala Association. OF
Chicago; Secretary and Treasurer, Edward
+. o. Shea, secretary and treasurer Brother
hood Of Railway Brakeman, Galesburg, ILL.,
SIX other members Of the council are: :. H..
wilkinson, Of Peoria, and W. G.. Edens,
Of Ohio, for the braEemen l.. Z. Debbs,
0f Indiana, and j. G.. Hannahau, Of Chicago,
for the iremen. aud &. ". Hall, and W. l..
Smuoll, Of Chicago, for the switchmen.
President Sergeant was asked What Is
the stand OF the new constitution on ,ueh
labor troubles as strikesE"
AN difficulties that can possibly arise he
tween our members and railways are sde-
qualely provided for, but the constitution is
a secret one and cannot say what those pro-
visions are"
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The Catholic University Professors.
IBY telegraph 10 the Dispstch.l

lbf heloNThpn W tno ul1pduIu-l
WASHINGTON, June THE Secretary OF
the Treasury has asked the Attorney-Gen-
eral for an opinion as 10 the legality OF the
importation OF a corps Of trained professors
OF theology from Europe for the divinity de-
partment OF the Catholic University Of
America, located near Washington. 1t ~
understood that these professors are to teach
the higher branches OF theology, and that
number Of young priests arc 10 be instructed
in these branches. The directors Of the
University are not satisfied with the opinion
rendered by General Hepburn, Solicitor OF
the Treasury. on TINS question. snd IL was
by their request that II was referred to the
Attorney. General. The opinion OF Solicitor
Hepburn was submitted 70 Secretary Win
dom on the I'd instant, based upon the letter
OF Mr. Morris. "aitorney for the newlys
established University Of Americs, located in
this District" In that letter Morris uses
thus language: "Their engagement has not
assumed the shape OF a contract, but il il de.
sired that 1t should be so as soon as possible"
Upon this the Attorney. General says:
ali Morris means 10 say nv the
use OF the language quoted that the
management OF the University have not
in any way assisted or encouraged the mi
grafton OF any alien into the United states
by or under contract Of any character
TO perform service Of any kind In the
United States then there is no necessity for
this inquiry, and there is no question to be
decided. II, however. such contract has
been made by the management Of the Uni
7ersity under which IL is sought TO assist
and encourage the importation aud the mi.
graiions Of aliens to serve As teachers and
professors in the University IN my opinion
this Is a clear iuiraction OF the law.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-08

BURBfL--Dled, Thursday June g. 1879, az
hslf-past ~ o'clock W.. JASPER BJkRlil, al
the age Of scVenty-four years,
Funeral Will take place AZ tho f.rst Baptist
church on THIS Saturday MORNING At II
o'clock. Friends sui acquAintencos are respect-
fully invited y attend.
CLOPTON.--Dioi, a. his residence in Hanover
county. June q. l5,9. st 1890 O'Clock r. ", 4. II,
CLOPrON. In no slxiy-first year OF hts age
HCDsOE.-Died, In this city. on the san IN
slant, az the residence Of her sou, Mrs PER-
MELlA RUTH HUDSON, IN Tie si1ty-ninth year
Of her age.
Blessed are tho d al who die In the Lord"
Her funeral will tASe place from Ciay-street
Methodist Episcopal church rms tsaturlayD
MORSlNG at II o'clock. Relatives and friends
Of tho family are Invited to attend without fur
Their notice.
KNOX.-Dled, at Atlanta. Ca, FANNIE, in
FAINT daughter u j. s. and Fannie Knox.
Funeral will AXE place at the residence OF J.
c. Brockenbrough, Esq, No. 2O3 west FIaaklln,
TO-DAY at O'Clock.
RICHARDSON. - Died Friday June 7. 1sS3. at
1O:SO o'clock A. H., BULAH. infant child ~ Lutte
VI. and Charles T. RICHARDSON; aged three
months aud nineteen days
The funeral viii tALe place from tho residence
OF her parents. No. 323 south laurel street, SAT-
UKDAY the sth instant at 40 O'clock. Inc
friends Of the family are invited - sttend-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-08
I'm Sfe,uoFIaur.

Ata meeting u tho City Mission Board held
June /, 1854. the President announced the da<tn
on May 18Th OF srs. JkNE u. MOOKB. Vce-prssi-
deut Of the boari. ami one OF the earliest sni
most earnest supporters OF the city Mission,
On motion the following resolutions were Oh
ferDd aud adopted:
Rssoiusd, That we have learned with bsartfelt
SORROW 0f the sudden passing away OF oar be-
loved friend and ylce-UresiienL Mrs. Jane u.
Moore, and We desire 20 put On record our Ap-
probation OF her character and ne virtues 80
conspicuous therein, and oar grief In kroSlns
that no more upon earth may We enjoy her
priced oompsnionship or hear her kindly words
OF counsel and encouragement Mrs. Moore was
one Of the two or three nODie women who In the
winter q 1877. moved by desire 70 help the suffer-
log poor OF tho city, and being strong 10 faifh or
gaaized what seemed to many u hopeless under
taxing She gave hor earnest prayers her zeal
aud energy - the work, aud lived y see the CITY
Mission commenced Ia Teaknessl become
power for good throughout the entire city.
Resolved, That oar hearts III ever chori n sweet
memories Of our dear friend. OF her unselnsh
interest In others, hor rdety In al iae relations
Of life, her unwaTering loyalty 10 tho Master.
and unTearying work IA this service. WITH
ready sym patty she ministsrsd 20 Coos weary
ones and as she was borne 10 her resu0g-plscs
IA Hollywood past some OF the homes sno bst
heightened aud blessed. the vail OF distress that
arose tnerefrom vas a touching tribute 70 hsr
worth.
RrsOlued, That In the sudden summons of cur
friend Mrs. Moore vs. aro al monisned Of the IN
certainly Of ali taings earthly and OK our need
Of living IN constant voshfulness for The coming
or eur Lord. We are assured that for her NO
mourn "dssth could not come Unnmely," but
IA tho voice Of tho loving Father calling home His
child. Thus Ia the space Of = fss weeks two Of
the most valued OF our boari have been re-
moved IRON tho scene OF their usefulness 70
center the Joy Of their Lord"
"Ths music Of their lives
Is no wise siillstL. bus blended with The scnss
Around the thruBe OF God.'
RssOlred, That b the srnicted family We Offer
our wsrmest sympathy; that We sorrow Win and
for them. ard earnestly pray God 20 send them
help aud strong consolation In ineir sore dis
tresz
RssoiUsd. That Inc Secretary b requested W
nut ibis memorial upon the records Of ne Ctty
Mission and 10 send q copy % the kichmood De
pafek and tao Chuission lfroests Tor publication
MRS. A y. rfokkS
President Of City Nlssion,
hrs John Addisn. Secretary.
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NJ Iouts noces,


by telegraph 20 tho Dispatch.l
ST. LOUIS, No., June IA heavy rain fell
from noon until the time set Tor the races,
when 1t stopped ana TIE track dried rapidly.
First Tace-six ADMINISTRATORS won;
Girondes second, Nettie Kent third. Time,
l:l5i.
Second race-seyen iurlongs, selling
Irene won; Prather second, Gardner thild.
Time, Log.
Third race-merehauts' eclipse stakes, all
ages, one mile and a qusrter-Terra-C otta
won; Santalene second, Fayctte third. Time,
209I.
Fourth receive furlongs, for twO-yesr-
olds-Blarney Stone won; Armiel second,
Queen Anne third. Time, i:0H.
Fifth race-fye furlongs, for twOyear-
Olds-Lula y. won; Adele NJ. second, hyrle
b. third. Time, l044.
Sixth race-seyen INTERPRETATION won ;
MArchma second, Valuable third. Time,
I.T4l
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-08
Caught in Crime.
Special telegram 10 the Dspatch.l

A.. Especial telegram 70 the Depatch.l
ROANOKE, Va, June Willie AVIS was
arrested for stealing $50 from the safe Of the
Bell Printing and Manufacturing Company.
Just a. be took the money from the safe 4
gentleman In conceaiment rushed on him
with q drawn revolver and he was forced TO
confess his guilt in that case. He also adj
mitted he had been engaged in several re-
cent forgeries and robberIes OF the printing
company. These forgeries began some
weeks ago. Several other boys are involved.
The details furnish the most interesting hiss
tory Of youthful crime ever published in
any community. The robberies OF Avis and
his confederates amount TO moe than thou
sand dollars, and their capture is due to the
skill Of Mr. j. p. Bel, president Of the Bell
Printing Company.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-08

trict il as follows: University, Front, Spring
to Second, James, South. Fourth. Wall, and
Water streets. This comprises the business
portion Of the city. The residence district
escaped. From official figures furnished BY
local and foreign Insurance. companies The
Coast Review newspaper places the property
loss at S7.000.0O0. This 10 covered by total
insurance OF S2.250,000. OF this amount
al, 90l, 900 IL held by companies represented
IN san Francisco. Six Oregoniau companies
carry risks representing round total on
S250,000 Fifteen small companies outside
carry risks estimated at about Sl50,00O.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-08

JUsE7, 1889.
Auction offerings on Change today IS pack
ages sales 81 packages, with prices ranging
from Soc. 10 t32 per 100 pounds. The sales con-
sisted mostly Of sun-cured tobacco. with only a
few wrapper sales. About twenty-five hogs
heads Of bright wrappers and several hogsheads
Of nas and medium hllors composed the private
sales. The good old wrappers ami filters stock
has decreased greatly OF late since there ls lit
tie hope Of getting good prices for new brights
when old is az yet cheaper and better consignees
have offered very little yoL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-08

spy. who had tsken the oath OF ale
glance 10 Her British Majesty. and that
he had sworn falsely in regard to the election
OF delegates ut the Chicago district conyen-
ton, that he had sworn falsely in regard TO
his American citizenship, his age, and various
other matters The circular ended by reItera-
ting the protest against Cronn acting on the
Trial Committee. Witness continued: ain
June, 1882, John Dewey said that 100000
and over wss In The hands Of the Trisngle,
and over $3.50, 900 bad been spent in violation
OF the constitution. This $4,000 does not
include the 100000 given to Sullivan by
Patrick Egan. ! know nothing about that.
The funds OF the organization were sup
posed 10 be used In the case OF England get
Ing into difficulty and to assist Ireland In
getting hor liberty. There Is nothing IN the
constitution requiring man to sacrifice his
life for the order"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-08
Baseball Yesterday.

kl@ AiA~b4Nf w. va go h~~-+
philadelphia:
Phlladelpbias ......1 l 0 , > 6 0 0-l4
WashDgtoDs ......0 l U 0 l o. :
Base-hits-P hiladelphias, IA; Washing
tons, -. Errors-Phlladelp .; Wash.
ingtons. 6. Battcries-Glesson, Sanders,
and Clements; Healy and Mack.
Boston:
Bostons. ..........5 0 1 % 0 0 0 L Q
New Yorks.......0 20 > 90 0 /
Blse-hits-Bostons, Q; New Yorks, H..
Errors-Bos lons. >; New YorAs, ). Bat
terlcs-Radbourn and Ganzel; Wclch and
Ewing.
Chattanooga:
Chattanooga. ................- u
Atianlas. ..........- ..-..s..... %
Base-hlts- ChsttanoOgas 13; Atlantis, -
Ertors-C Chattanooga, /; Atlantis, g. Battt-
res-Jones and spccr; klnsley and Horn.
man.
Mobile. Ala.
Mobiles ...........0 o l 0O33 0 . .
Memphis. > 0 0 4 0 0 1 o. :
ase.hits-Moblles. o; Memphis, Q. Err
rors-Mobies, 3; Memphis, g. Batteries
Mccullough and Toupeyi Boone, Brans-
wine, aud GrauhcS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-08
The Nicaragua Canal.
IBy telegraph % the Dispalch.I

NEW YORK, June News has been re-
ceiyed here at the Office OF the Nicaragua
Canal Company that the steamship Alye0a.
carrying a construction party and cargo OF
provisions and materials for the workers on
the Nicaragua canal, reached Greytown .on
May Both. The party n once commenced
work upon the breskwater at Greytown bar
Dor and prepared TO lay out railway 20 con.
nee, Greytown With wide cut, so that the
actual construction Of the Nicaragua canal
can DC said 10 have been Dogun.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-08

CHICAGO. June 7.-Whest was more active n
day and strosg July opened hahG higher and
advanced lie. more. ruled strong, aod closed
higher than yesieriay. Tho streayth vas attrt-
buted 20 advices indicating thai tho nrxtGOyern-
meat report will pe less favorable thsn that %
last month. More export closs ancee aof export
buying ~ seADOand aided the advancs. Corn
ruled Qust aui dun. closing trins frmsr cats
were que aud a shado early, but Later bccsms
steady. hog products wore dull TAI erm and
prices averaged higher. with short-db sides AZ
tracing the most attention.
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WnnhInKfcn Nafen.
NV telegraph % lac Dupatch.l

fBy Telegraph 70 the Ubphtrn.I
WAsHINGToN, June THE bond offerings
to-day aggregated 1909, 200. Nine thousand
dollars were 4A's at los. These were reject
ed. The remainder were 4!'s at 1861, and
were all accepted.
The President to-day appointed Charles
Handley, OF Alabsma, TO De receiver Of pub
lie moneys az Huntsville, Ala.
The repairs to the Long bridge having
been completed, through-Jrain service by the
Piedmont Air Line has been resumed 10 oil
points South and West The ferry transfer
TO and from Alexandria has in consequence
been discontinued, and trains arrive at and
depart from the Baltimore and Potomac pas
senger station as before.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-08

fBy telegraph 10 The Dispatch.l
MOBILE, Ala, June THE n0rth-bound
freight lNo. ~ on the Mobile aud Mont,
gomery division OF the Louisville and Nash
willie road colided at Pedoric station with
gravel train this morning. The trains met
at a curve at good rate Of speed and both
engines were demolished and q number OF
cars di.ched. The engineers and iiremen
escaped by jumping. Several hundred yards
OF track were torn up and the trains were
delayed nearly six hours. The accident is
said TO have been caused by the negligence
OF 4 lagman. A wrecking train went up,
aud while the wreckiug crew were at work
J. 9. Clifford, master mechanic OF the road
at Mobile, was painfully injured by apiece
OF scantling.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-08
The secret Ballot.

10y IoIokIHPH % ITO DI7P7F1H'I
HARTFORD, CONN., June 7.-Goyernor
Burkely to-day vetoed the bill providing
for q secret ballot. He holds that the
bill Is too radical, too cumbersome In It's de-
tails, too expensive, opens the door to fraud,
aud will result in DISTINGUISHING voters. The
House passed the bill over the Governors
veto by vote Of l2l to 80. This was done
under previous question with no oDportu-
nifty for discussion. After the vote was de-
cIared Brandegee protested against the dis.
courtesy TO the Governor and moved 10 re-
consider. The bill was rec0nsidered and
tabled, and the House adjourned until Tues
day
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-08
TeIegraphie finishes.

-Four and bali million dollars in gold has
been ordered for shipment from New York
to Europe to-day.
The business failures occurring through
out The country last week number for the
United states, 200; Canada. -. Total 225,
against 2lj last week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-08
EarthaunfSez.

fby telegraph 10 tho Dispatch.l
NEW BEDFORD, MASS, June IA distinct
shock OF an earthquake was felt In this
city at 1898 this forenoon, the wave being
from the west TO the east or little southeast.
PARIS, June IA yiolent shock OF an
earthquake occurred to-day at BGest.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-08

n. W. BowR, I p. ~. trustees sale 81 Is ss.ico
acres Of land al tho north end Of kishth
street
CHEWING q EOSk, ~, ~. cottage rosidence
on Taylor stre,s near Robinson
J. THOMPSON BROWN A co. =. ~. trrstees
sale u = frame dwelling on Twenty aista
street near z.
RICHMOND HAzAA6.ro A. NJ, horses. muieA
buggies &c II A. y, hsys carriages hAzesAa
&c
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-08
Resumption Of Trsina.
raw telegraph 70 the Dispatch.l

I"g 'VI1NE"I7I1 y NV u -
PHILADELPHIA, PA, june THE Penn
sylVznla railroad Is at last able TO announce
the resumption OF the running OF through
passenger trains from New York via PILLS.
delphis. Harrisburg. Lock Haven, and the
Allegheny.Valley railroad TO Pittsburgh.
This includes ferriage at Sudbury.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-08
mARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND. JUNE :, 1854
ARRIVED.
Steamer Wyanobe, Boaz, New York, mer-
chanQiso and passengers.
SAILED.
Steamship Wyanoke, Boaz, New York, NOR
chandise aud passengers
steamer Ariel, Deyo. Norfolk, merchandise
and passengers.
Steamer Ashland. Tunnel, Philadelphia mer
chandlse and passengers; j. W. MeCarrck,
agent o.
Schooner Albert Mason. Abbott, Bayonne,
slaves; vessel, Curtis & Parker
Schooner George W. Anderson, Gale, Black
Rock, pyrtes: vessel, Curtis & Parker.
Schooner STANDARD, Dram, Brunswick, light,
to losi lumber
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. JUNE Z, 1884,
by Telegraph
ARRIVED.
Steamship Allegheny. Providence, and sailed
for West Point, merchandise.
SAILED.
Tug d. II. Thomas, with barges Lolita, Pugh,
Delaware, aud Alexandra the Great Phjladel-
phia, loaded with coal
schooner F. and n. Luton, LongstreeL Proyi-
dence. coal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-08
pArTrwORE sTOCE MAXIM

BALTIMORE, June Virginia consols. %
asked; do. l0-iVs, q bid; do. rs, e9> a693s
Baltimore anu ohio stock, n asked: Northern
Central, 20 asked; Cincinnati. Washington gAd
Baltimore lists. 9s% do. 2ds. 5la52 DO. Dds. &ia
-; consolidated gas bonds, ll4bail5; do stock,
- 1.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-08

and quiet: western steam. ~; city. % 10; June.
s6N; July, $40. frsights easier.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. juno &c ssh quotations vere; Flour
nrm and UNCHANGED. No spring whess.
TIC. No. 2 red. 154c.: No. corn. 8Tc. bid
No. oats, 2fylh22c. Ness-port. t1lsssllba
Lard, fa6sat6.72k shcri-rfbs. S.6katS2J;
shouldera % i24 st5.g3 shcrt-clssr. %. het61>
Whiskey. fi.02.
Tbelendinc futures ranged IA follows
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-08
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET

JUNE 7.-Market quiet. Prime, &c; extrs
prime. 47.a5c.: fancy, 5Hc. common, 2A3ac-;
shelied Gas &c; factory hand-pic4od. sSal4c
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-08
THE MARKET REPORTS
AND IN CONNECTION THERgwIrH THE
WEATHER INDICATIONS
Record OF the New York and Richmond
stock xxchsngSs-3rain. Flour. Cot
tor. Neat. and Other Quotations
rBr telegraph % the Dispatch

- WASHINGTON, June For Virgins,
.., light rai1. slightly warmer. southeriy
KAHN lwtuds. North Carolina and South Caro-
lima, fair. followed In North Carolina ~
-----showers, slightly warmer, southerly
wfuda
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-08
Tbirty-Oae BIoeks burned.

lBy telegraph % me Dispatch.l
SAN Francisco, June THE burned dis
triei In Seattle covers m area Of thlrty.one
blocks. The boundary Of the burned diss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-08
Foreign Notes.

lBy Anglo-American cable to the Dispstcb.l
DUBLIN, June Two Americans have
been arrested st Tullamore because they
carried quantity OF suspicious luggage.
They were on Their way to Westmestn.
RACING IN LONDON.
LONDON, June 1.-THE race for the Oaks
stakes wss won by EAbbe's De Jouarre;
Minthe second, Conclusion third. Twelve
starters,
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LluR.
COTTON REPokE

wequote: Fine. $s50asa75. supsrnns. S-75 q
ta2S extra, si5Oasl75: family, tiasL5t passas
family, couatry, sL75asA25
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-08

DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
- xxsoyrxp AT rax plsrA1cH rkixr>
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-08
Market Ar N.

Market frn.
QUOTATIONS.
MIDDLrNg. Zoe.
Low AfDDLIs0. 2sc.
6OODOeDtSAEY. sac.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-08

CORS. -4o0 bushels.
OATS-500 bushels
PEAS. 30 bushels.
No Gales reported % Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-08

LONDON. June THE striking steamship
fremen and laborers at Liverpool have SUD-
mitted.
The strike OF the steamship hands at Dub
lin and Glasgow is extending.
SAMOAN MATTERS,
LONDON, June S.--The Berlin correspond
ent OF the Times says: "The American aud
English delegates TO the Samoan conference
are still waiting for the necessary powers for
tinsl conference. IL Is evident that America
is Disconnected with some OF the points, and
more committee work Is not unlikely"
TIE CAR ANGRY.
ST. PETERsBURG, June SIT is stated that
the Car - iucensed at tho behavior Of the
shah on being welcomed to and on depart
Ing from the city.
WHETHER THE POPE SHOULD LEAVE ROME.
ROMg, June THE Pope has ordered the
clerical journals 10 cease their poemics
against the Bruno monument. A eongresa-
ton OF cardinals is to be held next week
and VIII discuss the question whether the
Pope should leave Rome.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-08
CONTRIBUTIONS FoT TIE SUFFERERS.

CHARLESTON, S. c., June 7.-President
Upper, OF tue Chamber OF Commerce, has
forwarded 81, 100 to Drexell II co. for the
Pennsyvania sufferers. This, with the
other contributions, makes over $500 cons
tnbuted by Charleston. The interior towns
are contributing literally. Collections will
be taken up in the Catholic and other
churches here on sunday for the relief
fund The deepest sympathy is expressed
on all sides for the living and sorrow Tor the
dead. A relief train OF ten or twelve cars
loaded with provisions, clothing, and vege
tables, contributed by the people oil Charles
ton ard the towns on the line OF the South
Carolina road, Will leave here Tomorrow for
Pennsylvania.
AUGUSTA, GA, June THE citizens OF
Augusta will contribute $1,000 IN money
and supplies 10 the JohDsiown sufferers.
NEW YORK, June This statement OF the
relief fund was given out tins evening Paid
through Mayor Grant 10 Treasurer Sim
mons, $24l,2i2; received by the Treasurer
from other sources, S52,sSj. Total. Ss9i.O97.
To-day the Mayor paid the Treasurer SOL