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Hlinoi, Mining Towns.


10y iftlr-I NtiI ih 'IlN tfiHt -4sf
CmcAGo. juno - A morning paper pub
lished the result oi a tour Of lnNeStlgat ou
into the condition Of the mining towns of
Braidyo1d and Streator. Illinois. II SAYS:
d" The condition of Brentwood l~ one Co
call forth the cOmms~Ieratl0n and iumc-
diatc praoucal help of the people oi the
United States. The normal population Of
the town Is about 5000, All directly depend
,ut 1pou the c0al-mlMug industry Tor
their daily bread. AZ ibis time not one
ounce Of coal Is being mined and the III
habitants are ~ tire point 81 starI anon.
Men. women, and children alike share IN
the blight which has Overcast tulS ~'ctioA-
The causes OF the stagnatIou are tN0-ihe
continued depression ol the coal INDUSTRY
here and tn culmiuating strike or lockout
which has placed 800 brcad-Wlnnero be-
vond the possibility of utilizing their la
bor.' al,
The reporter found that most of the
single men and some of the married men
had left the town in search Of work. lie
discovered. also. many families, with SIX,
cirht. or zen children without morscl OF
food I'm the house. Some who have gardens
are living on potatoes and Lettuce. Many
have NOT tasted meat tins year. Food sup
niles i'm small amounts have been sent
Them. but they are totally inadequate 10
the necessities of the case.
The article says: There Is n pressing ana
immediate necessity for relief for these
poor people. Not less than 5000 women
and children are I'm absolute want of food,
and relief cannot be too quickly sent them.
Al StreatOr about $500 miners have been
idle for seven weeks, resisting the proposed
reduction Of ten cents per ton in the price
Of mining. 10 date about 500 applications
for relief have been received. The Relief
Committee states that many families are
living on bread aud water, and that there
are about 800 applicants for help that they
have failed thus far to relieve on account
of lack of funds
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OLD NORTH STATE.
News Notcs Gathered Here and There al
Raleigh.
lenoclnl lcloeram b ~ nlspntchl

GAIrIGu, y c.. june %. The ncxt scs-
sion Of the University Of North Carolina
Viii open the first Thursday IN September
the trustees having ordered the change at
their recent meeting.
The foundations have been laid and the
Masonic fraternity lmd the Cornerstone
for thc now Baptist church in Bry9on City
Yesterday.
Policeman Penny. Of Whist IN. hal q close
call for bis life Sunday nirlt. Hearing
tine cries of % woman a- DE supposed in
distress be proceeded Co invest gate. lie
Struck "a match and looked over q fence.
\ second later the flash of "a pistol was
seen and bullet went Whl~tunC ny has
head. The officer returned the fire. \
negro fired 40 him, audA bullet struck him
on the thigh near the clolu. The force OF
the bullet temporarily paraiyZCd 3D.. Tcn-
rvs leg. SO that Whom % negro man and WO-
man ran Of he could not pursue them.
The commencement exercises Of shelby
Military Institute were hcld op Yesterday.
The medals were awarded as follows; De
Cl4uacr'-. y. y. Hall orators, +. \. Webb;
Norcttc baltimore. Hon. George ". san
dcfnn delivered the address before the
Alpha and Delta societies. HIS subject
was. " Hat on 10 Teachers. Tor. The Dig
nifty and lmpoItouc. of Teaching ae Call
ing and Plea fal Teaching as PROBES
sion The institute Wlll bcrcopencd next
fan ~ the new 5000 brilung. Thirteen
pupils rode iu the tournament. The prizes
were won as follows. First, l. II. Pinch
back: second, Thomas Elliott; third, H..
i. Jones. fourth. j. H. Elliott.
II Us Thought Jhat at least 200 0pplca-
tious viii Doe sent iu from Davidson county
% Collector Eavcs for positions IN the
revenue service.
lti- proposed tom make q complete list Of
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TEN THOUSAND
Is Now the Estimated Loss Of Life at
JOhn~tOwn.
iEv felccrnnn 30 me Disnafchl

JoHXsrowx. June 22.-All the local physi-
clans met accidentally at the BEDFORD
Street H0spital last night. They repre-
scented al parts of the stricken city. and
after discussing the calamity joined IN the
conclusion that not less than 10000 people
were lost i'm the flood On account Of the
general knowledge of the people possessed
by the physicians the estimate IS looked
upon as reliable.
Twcuty-four of the portable houses from
Chicago were assigned 10 the same number
Of the most destitute families here to-day.
The house. are expected 10 reach here to-
morrow 4 carload Of stoves reached here
TO-DAY from Pitt ,burgh. They, with other
necessary Punishment, VIII De- placed IN
the portable houses As they are assigned.
Couuty-Ircasurer Howe to-day had
notices posted stating that he would bc
here July 81 for the purpose of collecting
taxes. But little of the property assessed
can hc found. and the taxpayers left here
feel outraged at the posting of theuotices,
many IF which have been torn down ana
destroyed.
TIE First National and the Youngstown
Savings Bank resumed business to-day.
Twenty bodies were recovered to-day.
There will hc no work tomorrow. and
ON Monday greatly reduced force Will be-
put 10 work. All the contractors VIII cut
down their forces.
r.. /. Johnston, the present Judge of
Cambria county. to-day issued an order
closing al the saloons and liquor places ln
John~towu and the surrounding boruu@hs
and townships until otherwise ordered
Unless the order l~ strictly obcYcd, the
Court SAYS. the license OF the ylolator VIII
be- revoked
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-23
snnknne Acain Winner.



CHICAGO, June -. ne AlA.h Alh"Ii,lh
Derby WIS Won "l 'i ''h"ng ,,'I'i'' ia .,
presence vi 'Ic S''", CS. ,io"u li.''' l'''
ever A7>cIil"l on 20" Alli'l IT,. %" 81, IL
fullN 5'''UO Pr"Ii' WEI j." "a, - ",'-1;.,
mere was H"IdI' '''s", ~ oi Ii''i''7
room Oh l' Iij' nv ~ 80. 80
q" '.r ""io t,,, 49, a., ,rb, L.ttip.,
III ''Ii M "''' ""' .u;,.,, Nh. 49,
e>p''4d.H o''l IT, , it.,..t -,
ii''l i.,,aI....' .torJs
lhr Ii@n OF Il' l', ''' -: H..
were 10 bc reached ana 'Ht r'i"2-i' III 'Ho
. Bci'lu--fluk b.t-iI- lr-'tIi non.
When tine hH- itA Ion me DcrbN race
Once Again was DO front. followed 10y Sor-
rcuio, Don Jose, Proctor hhott, Long
Dance, Retrieve, and Spokane IN the "tder
named. " Darc-Dcrl lnmcllately phyu
the WLip and Knott shot ahead llAe q i'-h'
once A-dn being t'heh hach ny uIpul /;
j he pace was larry l",t' anu an y 'i nv. u
content win ihcT POSITIONS "hlcl u""n
the stretch and past Inc staAu N,It
uotchcu. except thal LOT ~ IuVlA''lI
Don Jose made spUfl. lnrIe hhn''
had au advantage oil TWO lengths over the
others. VINO were well punched WIN
Spokane bringing mp me rear unIer d
strong pull. asst the clun-house' WIN us
wealth of fashion. Knott lost some Oh MS
lead. and as the seven horses laceo past
tttI ilii''-'t 't'-i "a H.
and bali lengths behind the leader ana
one third the distance better than ION
Jose. ihcn. as Fitzpatrick let out INK,
all moved up and tLe pace became dcopt-
rate. When the nalt-nnlc mark TELL henlnd
fine racer, there was lust daylight be
t,eou him and Rcfricyc. who had
come up in the rush. while Don
Jose was still third and Spokane fourth.
Long Dance and Once Again being pracu-
c9ily on, Of the chase. Sorrento. VINO had
been running easily IN second place all
along. was cut OF ON the great turn. and
while making for the stretch was actually
last. When Iaral pulled the Oalilofnlhn
to the outside, and, making up the I9st
ground, flew 10 the Leaders 50 rapidly MS
hackers irembled WIN JOY. As Ihe nome
siretch Wa toUched nc was Sec4n" aEa i. ~
Proctor Knott. but there the tuturl5v
winner gave out ana there Spohahe made
ms run. % lael ulu .ue nTn."I.t -
come that, rusnins past tqe laSt PurteIji
hc was acIualIN IeaulliS i-llo my. i no.
already ialith 10 'HiIu, H''Il' ~ 'Iu.'17
the pair. AGAIN sorrento al' 3n,cu s J;'d
ly, 6ut thouSh stronger 'i"ll 'uoIe o'ilia .'d
could MOI distance NpoHane' VINO AM ,I
away Wi'houi 'as'lls W. ~ ~ spuI ,a "'t,'
won very easily ~ "a luI lILgtn; sorrento
second. a head before hGtneVe' ,nlIu'
followed 10y D0n JOSE Long Paice'
once AGAIN ana PROCTOR hnY'l' ne '",.
Ter Guy aP aI4 NeIH iile , sioPP -, he ~
IuJ ~ 80 and he
3.lni' ~. W LIN, ~ rns"s VS. heinz
DiIui pa" a.; ~, bsnncbes 81 mich
l 'i',' w.. .,,',' -, FIN tLe Northwest
H.. So, r,crt in the most a heavy
ff,',' oritiDGtn5 The closing odds about
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strong. popular. and able man. The
faynes, Colonel Rrice, and other men
OF means and standing will do their utmost
10 have thc Democrats again capture the
senatorship. The Now York Democrats.
under The lead of Governor Hill. will make
n desperate effort 20 capture the Iscgisla-
turc, and as the Miller and platt factions
are still at war the chances are slightly in
favor Of the Democrats. Governor Hill is
Che best organizer that has come 20 the
front since Mr.. Tildcns day, and it is un-
derstood that be is exceedingly anxious TO
whip the Republicans in the legislative
fight tins year.
Tho Republican leaders here expect that
Virginia will GO Democratic by q conside-
rahlc majority. As the issues will be State
issues a large vote will be pollcd, and all is
harmony IN Democratic circles. whereas
the Republicans are divided into factions.
lt isn't going 10 be- so much of an " of
year as 1885 was the first year Of Clcye-
lands administration.
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FOREIGN NOTES.
Mrs. Maybrick-To Testify Before the
ParnoII Commission.


LIVERPOOL. June 22.-It ia probable that
the trial Of Mrs. Maybrick, charged with
poisoning her husband, will be transferred
10 London owing to the feeling OF prelu-
dice which exists against her here. Slr
Charles Russell has been engaged TO de
fend Mrs Maybrick.
Iovroy. June 22.-Timothy Harrington,
a member OF Parliament. and Thomas Sex-
ton. the Lord MavOr Of Dublin. will TESTIFY
before the Parncll Commission next week.
At the request of Mr. Parnell Michael Da-
witt will not give his testimony until the
defence closes. Sir Charles Russell VIII
ask the Court to permit Dayitt TO make an
address in his own behalf before ne gives
his testimony. Dayitt proposes 10 snow
that the Government employees planned the
dynamite outragcs and pat them into effect.
James McDermott, who Is residing ut Ham
burg, has offered 10 appear before the com
mission and disclose the intrlgues OF the
Government agents and give proofs OF
their couniyance at the outrages. MIR. Par
nell. however. Is ayerse To treating with
NcDcrmott. Counsel for the Times Will re-
call Mr.. Parnell. and Will also recxamlne
lie Caron in rebuttal The closing speech
for reference has been assigned TO Mr.. AS
quith.
RESISTING EvICTIONs--ARBEsTs.
DUBLIN. June 22.-Eyictions on the Pom
sonly estate were continued to-day. The
evicting party encountered strenuous op-
position and number Of arrests We're
made. 4 mob which tried 10 rescue the
prisoners was dispersed by the police with
their hatons. Several persons were IN
jured.
UNITED IRELAND NEwsPAPEB.
DUBLIN. June 22.-Whon Patrick Esan
was appointed by President Harrison 10 be
United States Minister IT, Chill he transfer
red 10 Michael Davitt his shares IN the
newspaper Tpjied Trc'0Hd. Messrs. Parnell
and Davitt are now therefore sole owners
Of the paper
FRANCE AND LIBERTY.
PARIS. June 22.-The members of the
Right i'm the Chamber of Deputies have Is
sued a m0ui6sfo declaring that they are az
ericved at the action of the Republican
majority i'm the Chamber. and advising
electors To- unite I'm the name of France and
liberty against Parliament and tcudallty.
INCREASED ARMAMENT.
vienna. June 22-The budget for the
next year includes an estimate for the
creating of fourteen heavy batteries.
cRFws AT OLD RATS.
LrvFRpooL. June 22.-lhe ship-owners
here find but little difficulty now IN OBJ
tanning full crews at the Old rates.
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having been hoistcd. the natural result
was that the book-makers paid out upon
the strength of Baggage being the first
horse, and Paris mutuals did the same.
When the Judges. an hour later, finally
discovered and acknowledged their error,
the mischief had been done, and nearly all
the ready money-betters had been paid.
An Indignation committee called on Urea
surer j. II. Walsh and were assured that
the injustice would be rectihed at meet
ing TO be held tomorrow ut the club
hgtfoa
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4 STATED COMMUNICATION IL
"A or TEMPLE LODGE, No. Q. A. 2. N
md A. W.. will BE- held AZ ST. Adams Hall,
corner Main and Third streets. TOMORROW
(Aonds y) EVENING A. 40 O'Clock. Transient
brethren and members Of sister lodges are fra
ternaly invited 70 BE- present Installation OF
officers.
By order Of the ". VI. ". 4. TURNER.
Orbit Secretary
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on the charge of stealing. and say they will
make an effort 20 trace the rumors afioat
regarding some influences that are said 70
have operated on some Of the jurors. All
returning verdict Of guilty as to the prin-
cipal charge. but these men held out stub
bornlv foran acquittal. and finally compro--
missed verdict was reached. II is said that
the reason for this was that Lally is mem;
Der of the Grammatical and associated
with members Of Camp 20. in which Gro
nin's death is alleged TO have been planned,
and that at least one Of the jurors was
also a member Of secret order and asso-
cinted nmnnr the same people.
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An Astonishing Verdict.

CurcAGo. June 22.-William G.. Lally, who
was alleged 10 have stolen package con-
tanning eighty-fye registered letters from
the post-oiiice few weeks ago. was this
morning found guilty Of having the stolen
property in his possession, knowing the
sarne 10 be stolen. The Local News Bureau
saws; Captain Stewart and other Govern
ment officials were amazed at the verdict
of the Jury, which had been out about
twenty-four hours. They claim that the
evidence was conclusive as to Lally's guilt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-23

CINcrSNArI June 22-flour In moderate de-
mand. Wheat in moderate demand: No. , red
s6sssc Corn In light supply: No2 mixed. sc.
oats quiet and firm: No. = mixed. 25j%c. Pork
nrm. Lard nrm. Bulk-meats quiet and nrnl.
Whiskey. si.02. Hogs stronger: common snd
light, tj.a0aSAi5; packing and butchers, SilOa
a
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New YORK. june - The exports Of
so.eie from the por: os New orl, last week
,.,,onntod fo = j. sgi. $3.50. 81 which sjl97, jA
was IN cold and 1881 80 IA silver. OF the
total exports ~5.472,Su9 in solI and $50
qq5 in s,iv,r went 10 Europe, SL9l2.8l5 IN
cold po.ug direct 10 France. AND sli'o35 IN
@old aud - 500 iu silver 10 South America
Ihe imports of specie Tor me W'eh amount >
...p1 c.f5 Oli M silver.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-23

fSpooIH loIoEfaW 10 ID" OI5pIIoI'I
CHARLOTTE, n. c., June 22.-Charlie
Dixon. a youth sixteen years old. fell from
"A moving train near Concord tins morning
and was seriously Ii not fatally hurt. ne
WAS stealing ride on the rear car ana rs
he fcll his feet caught and held HIM head
downward. he was discovered b. the con-
d,,ctor and the train was stopped. lis
head had been battered against the cross
to- End he will probably die.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-23

CLEVELAND. o.. June %. The rates on
iron from Cleveland east were reduced
a,,nip Yesterday in proportion to the cut
gr5m YOUNGSTOWN and the Mahouiug Val
lev Tho rate on pig-iron 10 New YORK
gors down from $3.50 10 S2bOior ear lots.
On manufactured iron me REDUCTION Is
from nc. TO l4c. On car lotf. and from
9iI+c 10 ne. ON less than car lots.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

Auction offerings for week, 3l9 packages; Of
which 3ls packages were sun-cured, and 81
wore brehts: tota. taken in, 30 packages; high
e-t price. $50, lowest. 81; average price for
wees. fG92: average price last week, 500; Of
390 packages, hishestS SO. Corresponding week
lost yesr-Oferings, 30 packages % packages
tasen in: highest, ti3; lowest. fl.0.
80 auction sales to-day. Weather cool aud
windy.
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Spokane Again victorion..

Cmc,Go. june 22.-The American derby
Wa, won bv spokane; Sorrento second.
Retrieve third. Time, 2:l4. Morthabout
81 900.
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sues "A Dime Museum.

by telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l
CHICAGO, June 22.-This afternoon Frank
Woodruff commenced in the Circuit Court
suit for Sl9,5 damages for libel against
the proprietor of dime-museum who has
on exhibition wax " Gggcrn of a horse
thief as one of the Hccompllces IN the muir
der
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-23
Baseball saturday.

pbilodolnb.,. Gar,ocallod at EIGHTH inning
o. allow Cnlrmbu. to catch the train.
Nlleti.- ...OO5O5O2 lib
Coiumlus .....OO01 O0OO-1
/ Basc-hit~- Athletics. J.; Columbus. 3.
F Errors Athletics. l.. Columbus. I'D; Bat
i tories Cross and NeyhlnS; biHh ana
Ga~tucht.
/ Cincinnati:
/ Cincinnarls..........3 0 III
/ kausa, Citv.........O 0lO00l 3
/ Basc-hts Ciucnnatl~. Kansas CITY,
F o. Error~-Cinclnnau, o: Kansas City. 2
Batteries smith and Muliane and heenan
SWartz and DonoEue.
/ Cl.,.l.cf.
1 Cloy.l,nJs ...42O OOO20 O. z
1 Nev. York OOOI-6
Ba-c-hit- -Clcvclands. 10; New lorks s.
/ Errors Clrycltud-. 3 New lorks. T.. Bat
F ferries O'Buen and Ilmmer; Nclch ana
Ewing.
Iudiauapolis.
/ T,9iau,t,olis 1910 . o o o 90
J M4sbin1tons 1Ol1O00 o
/ w ,i ID. NC,sbiu.,
DIS, 'i''"i'" % w
;-t','. ~ E.ftar..s -Eu-icr and Myers:
-. ami Ma
J. ,,..
/ Ni.'"-' ooooooot
J Ghlcagos. ...........-O % v Z
lilAlelphaS........O o D % D y T. !
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fBY teIegraph % mo Dspatch.I
OMAHA. NEB., June %. Nicholas Foley,
who murdered Mrs. Pomeroy Clark at
Elgin. was this morning taken from the
hanged to bridge near the scene Of his
crlme.
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Presidential Appointments.

W,surNeroS, June 22.-Ihc President
~ 5ey made the following appointments;
John l.. Stevens. Of Maine, Minister To- the
Hawaiian lslauds; George Money, OF ZEN
IN Martin. of Crawford, Ohio, Consul
General AT st. Petersburg.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-23
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK. June 22.-The stock market to-day
was again dull aud uninteresting except for two
or three stocSs sud while there WA great indS-
position 10 trade tho market exhibited strong
zone throughout, and most OF the leading shares
show fractional advances this evening. The
opening was fairly steady, but Atchison was ?,
per cent higher than last evening New ing
land aud ~. raul Tero The only stocks in the
regular list showing any animation. and both
moved up fraction In the frat hour, while the
rest were simply stagnant, al h0ugh firm tone
marked the limited dealings. Trusts wero spe-
chilly active, however. but none 81 them showed
ruy movement hut sugar. when rose over per
cent. during the FIRST hour and afterwari shot up
RAPIDLY 20 llSA. rise Of ~ per cent from last
nights figures. LackaWEana became con-
spicr0us for activity toward the close, but iis
movements we're made within tho narroWest
litriis, while Wabash preferred became strong,
though It gained only a small fraction. Cotton
Oil weakened toward tho close. but tho rvst OF
The list was entirely devoid Of feature tho mar
ker finally closing quiet though nrm, generally
az the besf figures Of the session.
ErsninO. Exchange dull ami steady AZ asa
4sgls. Money easy at ~ ass, closing offered 81
~. Sub-TreRsury Dalances-Goid. Sl5444,UOO;
currency. tlg,3ilGO. Governments dull and
steady for IS: per cents. 1873, ex int; ~ cou-
pons. l00i,. StaJS bonds entirely neglected
lab
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n ERr1xes.

MEMBERS OF RICHMOND, a
vi LODGE. No. 10. A. y. AND A. NM
You will plsass attend stated communi-
cation OF your Lodge ~ ~ Asbans Hall MON
DAY EVENING AZ 3 O'Clock St John the Bap-
tist day. Installation OF ofioors All Master
hssons are frntsrnally invited 70 attend.
by order OF tho Worshipfgl Master.
10 23-it j. r. PARKER, Secretary.
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LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET

LIVERPOOL, juno o. NOOfl Cotton quiet and
very small business cotng; American midiliug.
l-l6d.: saics j.000 bales: speculation and ak
port 80 bales receipts, 5000 halos American.
4b00 bales Futures quiet. June. Gl-6id. ;
juno snd Jelly, 5l-GfI.: july and August,
62-64d.: august and september. 3 ~ 90. ;
September and October. i3-Cid.; October and
Novenbo . 1854.
r. M-Ameri-an mlIdling. l-lfl. Sales 20
day Included 400 bales Of American: Juno,
> fl-6ld., buyers: June and July. 6l-iiI.,
buyer. July and August, > f2-Jid.. bayers
August ami september. . fl-Gii.. sellers; sop
tember ami October. i.-tii., buyers; Or.o-
ber and November. . 3lGtI.. value, November
and December. 3l-6fd.. buyers. December and
January, > 3l-6ld.. sellers. september, 6l-tid..
ssllers Futures closed .tslfv.
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Shipments Of Iron ore.

ID1 IVI'HI I'm - 'II' III I7'7'II'I
Chicago. June pa special from Mar
quette. Mich. says. The shipments of
ore from the iron-mines of Lake Superior
hold up wonderfully we'll in view of the
lack Of activity in the iron market.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-23
Another EmbeIZler.
nv Telegraph % tho Dispatch.l


P1TTsBURGH Pa. June 22.-IIarrv II.
Flamm. am employc Of the Marine
National Bank, was lodged in jail tonight
ON the charge of having embezzled $4,000.
Being unable 10 secure bail go the amount
Of S2J. 900 be was I0dgeA IN jail.
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lBy telegraph % ne Dispatchl
WAsHNGroS. June 22-Ihe bond offer
ings today were ~430.i00. There were ac-
cepted Sf27. 7O0 at 1865 for + ~.
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE, June 24-Yireinia consols, II
do. lU-4Os = : 30. Be. 69t Baltimore and Ohio
stock. slas6: Northorn central -. Cincinnati,
Washington and Baltimore lists g,a9ss: do.
2ls. 52a53. 80. 3ds. pa; consolidated gas
bonds, lIii sailjt. 30. stock, 81.
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JyFADOTA8TTRS pEGRAN BAT-

I TALlON ASSOCIATION. klCHEoNp, IA,
.,iue % is-n -toWradcs of his association Nllt
attend thr fiu-ral of our late comraie, GAKDNLE
q. It0gr~3N. from the residence u Nrs. Joseph
J.. Powell. No. A'o south Pine street, THIS DAY
O. % o',locs p. ".
by0ricroi captain THOMAS fltgrr, President.
le2llt ". ELLIS JONES, secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-23
COTTON KEPOhE

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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-23

10 choice timothy si4si1a Provisions quiet and
steady. Butter nr1n creamery. thaloc. Kegs
stoady nt Hai5c. Petroleum s:osdy; reaned.
6sOc. Coffeo unsettled: Rio cargoes fair, I1ifc.
Sugar firm: soft. pi.c. Copper stoady TO-
fin0d, i0haiic. Whlsxoy steady Mt tilG. Freghls
10 Liverpool per steamer quiet: grain. ga.
Corr. for orders. j.. 7kda3s 9d. Kecclpts-
Flour. 1000 barrels; wheat 900 bushels: corn.
10000 bushels; oats. 900 busheis Shpmeois--
none. sales Wheat. $500 bushels; corn 10000
bushels
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. Juno g2-Cash quotations woro:
Flour firm and unchanged. No 2 spring and
No. 2 red wheat. 79Ac. No. corn. SIC. No.
oats 22i Mess pork. fli.50atiI.7s. lard, fGS2k.
shnrl-riO sides. t5.s0ss5s5: shoulders, s. 1919
rs: short-clonr. i6i2k asGga whisxey. fl.O2.
Theleading failures ranged as foliOWs