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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-14
GERMAN BAPTIST CONVENTION.
Next Place of neetiug-Ad-
tournament.
IBy telegraph TO fho Dispatch.

lBy telegraph 70 tho Dspaich.l
HARRIsoNBURG, VA, June l2-The great
annual German Baptist meeting closed TO-
day. Before the regular proceedings the
venerable John Meter. Of CerrO Gorda,
ILL.,, delivered powerful and eloquent Sd-
dress, eXh0rtiug the brethren 10 lead pure
lives and keep themselves unspOtted from
the world The intellect OF the speaker was
~ bright ss In years gone by, when bis eio-
quence charmed the ears aud his logic con-
WINGED the minds OF his hearers. lie spoke
both in English and German. The first
business Of the regular session was the con-
sidcralion 81 the question whether any but
elder, and bishops could be- employed in
missionary work. There was long and
heated discussion upon This subject. and The
decision was finally postponed until the next
annual meeting. The divorce question,
which il WAS thought would De the great
question Of the meeting and upon which a
special committee was appointed at tho last
annual meeting, was brought up 10y the Toll
lowing report o. that committee: " We have
not had good opportunity 10 consult with
osch other on this subject but We know that
We cannot agree 90 our Own saii-iactiou
and we desire that YOU defer the qCo'-
ton smother yCar aud appoint another
committee" This led g. "a long and
spirited debate. ant the matter WAS finally
settled Dya resolution authorizing the stand
inn committee 10 appoint committee oi nvr
10 report t. the next meeting. \ resolution
oi thanks was adopted - the various COM
mittccs, the citizens " ll.rri-0nburg, the
congrog cations which had lent iheirchurche>,
ana the railroad. which had favored the
brethren with hail faces Warrensburg,
Mo-. Was chosen as the place Of the next an
nual meeting, and the hfst Tuesday after the
PentccoSt is tine tune. The meeting then
afinurnnl.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-14

nomIr. Ala, june - The following
.'gfam was cent 70 Governor Beaver, Of
lcnusyitauis. to-day: your draft on the
doylle thsmber Of Commerce viii be hon.
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Presidential Appointments.
lBy toloerapnto mo Dl'p4'chI

WASHINGTON. June 13.-The President TO-
dsv appointed 90 Doc collectors 81 customs
f. Jefferson .l1lrsft, for the district q Pee
t-r-1ure. Va: Robert >vals, for the dis,
trlct of Beaufort, =. &.
T.. Jefferson Jarrait, appointed Collector
90 Custom, 20 Petersburg, a., Is mcr-
chant of nigh standing. leading member ol
tie Church. and has three times been elected
mayor al Petersburg. II j. understood
That bee j, 90 political accord with eN.sena'
tor Mahone. The former Virginia Senator
wa. a,aed con, afternoon 10 what side IN the
delt the new appoiutee belonged. There was
"a m1uy twinkle IN his eye. - be- replied 3.
% know nothing about sides Then, Yam
kee fashion, hr continued: "Dld you ever
see lug with two sides; \ jug has only
one side and handle. larrat; Is i straight,
energetic, yigorou, Republican,
Robert ~mgIl-, who was appointed Gus
tons collector at Beaufort, $. &, i we'll
known cclored Republican eN.congrcsSman
from The 80 Black" district Of south Caro-
Ina. He was slave az HE outbreak OF the
war. but captured vessel belonging 10 the
Coufedcrscy aud rendered good service 10
the Union cause.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-14

nv telegraph b ne DIspatch.l

NEW YORK, JuGe l3.-An unusually large
sale Of dry goods, consisting OF stoeknets,
Jersey cloth, Fededra and Astrakan cloak
ings, and colored-silk grenadines took place
here to-day. On account Of the late season
many OF the lots offered did not realize
within one third Of the manufacturers cost.
Full-width plain and fancy jersey cloth. a. to
81 inche, wide, sold for from 60 to G5c. per
yard; fine Astrakan plush cloakings. full
width, went for 40 to Zoe. per yard, and
cloth oyercOatings, 50 inches wide, al i5c.
per ward. The attendance was small.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-14
Jerome Park Races.

Joy tr4. ~ . lh IT'D NttN '.i't'"'~H'i
NEW Yosa. june i3.-Tte closing day %
the jerome races. The track was heavy and
sticky aud 80 wet on the qulrter'streich be-
fore the -raud-,fsud that lsborers were set
to work before tbe sport began 20 SOP II up
win arge spouse.. Tue sun was intensely
hot.
First ra,e-.ix furlones-Siarhsht won
Naxmu- second, Mu.iIage third. Time,
l:.-.
second race-one mile and one iurlong-
Esr-iaud won; fcne'ou sccoud. only TWO
Starters fine. 2.0H.
Third ~acc-one mile and hat-Eric
won: DD1io second, /ephyru' tlrd.
Fourth race-IiOO yards - Volunteer
won. Brown Charucsecoud, Prodigal third.
Time. l:2at.
FInh ure-one mile and one sixteenth
Ben Harrison Won; Bohemian second, j. d.
90 third. Tine, 1854.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-14
rnnlnns un.,ncre VIZ WITTY.

by telegraph ip ih' Dl-pa' n-l
81. PArl. MN, June l3-lle Cover
nor has been advised by wire from More,
Mlnn that the Chippewa Indian. no )lIiC
Lac, Lake have ma~sacred six whites, all IN
offensive eWcdes. 40 known cause.
ANOTHER tCD0rtr.
srPArL. NfN>., June l3. The folown-
telegram va. received 40 Governor Mer-
ri9u's Office % $3.50 thls evening:
Stare. Wun, June l3.-Ihe Chippewa
indians 40 Mile Laos Lake commenced Kill
ine and driving out the white settlers .a,i
nieht 90 midnight SIX whites hucd-nl
iuor.nsivt ~WedDs. 80 known cause. Five
O'Clock a. NJ Don't Know how many may
have been klled last night. Help %. and
quiet ne indians. soldiers con come @
Mora, thence 20 Mile Llcs Lake or o. Mr
lacs station. and tO Lake.
Signed EyfN. NchfI.FN.
Pfomp. measures will 5cnaen % suppress
the uprising.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-14
ssicidoby StranguIafton.

~ IHl"gTNIN o -I7 U-aVI-"l-T
New YoEk. june l3.-tamiliO H0ugatti,
awaiting trial lor the murder Of Francisco
Saycnit3. wnom hr killed OF the 22d Il
MAY, committed suicide tonight in the
Tombs by hanging with piece oi rope
taken from bis btd.ucH. lie made moose
and Attaching one eud 10 = sewer-pipe ruu-
ninx across the ceiling II uis cell stood
upon the side of bis bed, placed has head in
the moose. and swung of. AGED the guards
discovered hin banging and eur him down,
but HE was extinct. Death vas caused ny
etraupul4ffpr-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-14
anannlec sae. The Garae.

TTyIeIeETaVl y TH7 UTsUIfc6I
CoAcoFn, a. H., June l3.-A Republican
caucus 90 nominate United states senator
va, held here tonight and resulted Us iol-
lows: " hoic number ~ votes. ~. Gu-
man Mar,ton Bad .. Ja.oo n. GaIliuger GJ.
William T.. chandler 10. aud Chandler was
declared the nominee. After the vote had
been announced Sir. Chandler appeared in
the caucu. and addressed q, briefly. accepting
the nomination. lie pledged Do, sacred
honor that boz had done nothing undi,nIued.
unworthy, OF disLouc.t in tle conduct NJ bis
canvass, and had spent no money OF
promised money for votes.
~ the Democratic legislative caucus to-
uighi Hon. Harry Bingham, 20 Luilelol,
u.s nominated i0I United states senator,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-14
The Principal ia StOry Hangs
Htmsetf
lBy telegraph So tho Di~paic

CmC0O. June ia dispatch from
Bowling Green. ONO, says: Frank James
Was arrested Tuc.dly rieht ON the charge
Of attempting 10 blow mp Mrs. Mcrto VIII
lannon's house with dynamite. lie was
pat ~ the town jail, where De committed
suicide by banging himself with pair 81
su.peudefs. Nrs. Williamson Is applying
fof q divorce from her husband, anI james
bias been trying 20 get her TO promise 10
marry him as 80 n az she got divorce. As
shr refused, IL Is surmlsed that James under
took 10 further his suit by threatening 10
blow her up with dgnsmi,c. TUESDAY eve
ning, during Mrs. Wiliiamson's absence,
james. who was aDout hall drunk, was dis
covered IN the cellar asleep with big dyna-
mite cartridge attached 70 fuse 10 bis hand.
The police were notified and James wAs ar
rested after 4 severe struggle and placed IN
iail, with the result above stated.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-14

-By telegraph 70 tho pispat-h.l

fBy telegraph 20 tho Dispatchl
~r. Louls. June 13.-lhe track, attend
dance. and weather Was good to-day.
First rsce-syycu fuHongs- won
Ernest second, Ninth third. Time, 1871.
second acc-three-yeer-olds, one mile
Vereeur won; Long Dance second, Clock
ntr tHtd. Time, 1884.
THIRD race iuri Exchange stakes, : 900
added, for tWo.year-olis, SIX iuriones- Penn
j. Won; starter t''d"eH second, Natleison
third. Time l;lt4.
Fourth racc-ou. mile and one furlong-
Caneute won; Gardner second, Blonde
third. Time. l:j,i.
Fuh race-ASndicap sweepstakes for
thr,c.year-o.ls, one mIe-Cara won;
>,ridcaway second, queen Of Irumps third.
Time. l.iil.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-14
nill-a md mounaea BY aesross


-TT T"-"N- u y ~ -7--I---- =
WUW>GI0s. DEL., juno ia negro
drum.corp- while plradilg iu fhe we,teru
part OF this city thi- evening were annoyed Dos
a party OF small white l,ds, when they opened
fr- ON them with pistols ut sA0rt range. VAL
ter Wusut, aged sixteen years, was shot
through the temple aud died within Few
minutes. John Law.e,s. eyed eight vear-,
was shot through tle shoulder. breaking the
bones a bis srm and iractuIing the collar
bone. Thomas MaIoucY was shot iu toe
arm. producing painful wound. The ne-
rrDg- are uuGer arrest.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-14
Deutn Of a NaynI nnicor.

-Tg -TT'NTGT- = no T-77-----
san FEAsGsCo. june H. Lieutenant
Frank Reeves Heath, of the Cuifed states
navy, died at Mare Island Naval Hospital
Yesterday after -iX DAYS Illness. tie MAS
one Of the survivors OF the wrecked Nsn-
dalia and came mere on the steamer ltOck-
town lew weeks ago. tie ha, been sur
icring for many weeks from disease cons
tracted At Apia, and a week ago was taken
down with an attack Of compound penu-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-14
Aboutthe wreckagc.

tRy telegraph 70 the Dspatrh.l
HALIFAX, y. >, June l3.-N0 further
news has been received here about the
wreckage that drifted ashore on the Shell
burne coast.
A dense fog has prevailed to the westward
for week or ten days, aud there Is an im-
preston that n steamer or large ship has
been wrecked on Little Hope island, OIL
Liverpool, where the steamer Merrimac Was
lost year before last.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-14
Death OFFS Member or the secession
lnmNenfIon.

ny IeIogflIH " IN II'pAT'H.I
Cmmr sToN. :. e., June l3.-l.on. Wiz
liam f.. COlcock dIed to-day. For many years
be was one 0i the most distinguished ciu-
zen. 10 the state. lie represented Prince
william, parish; was in tho state Lcgi,Ia-
ture for 70 number Of years, was speaker u
the House and served As preventative IN
Congress FOR two years. He was collector 0i
the port u Charleston before and during The
war. was ana ardent advocate 0i secession
and q member u the convention in 1860.
lie was a Gue scholar ana possessed large
wealth aud great influence.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-14
ncratta OF the New Norh Yacht Dub
by telegraph TO the Dispatch

NEW NoEs. June l3.--rhe regatta Of the
Sew York lsght Club occurred TO-DAY,
The sailing qualities Of the various yachts
were well tested. OF the twenty-five YES
SEES that crossed the starling.line after l 1
o'clock eighteen finished and the race was
over by $50. The Palmer beat the Daunt-
less bv 10 minutes and % seconds. the
Craving beat The ~es-FoX by min.
ute, and IA seconds. The Agnes won
because Of q foul. The Katrina agsln
proved her superiority over the sham
rock by g minutes and seconds; Hi.
deg.rde beat Whilaaway by . minutes
aud seconds; Clara conquered BERTHE by II
minutes and 20 seconds, snd the Nymph
proved herself the fastest OF The forty.f0ot
sloops and cutters. All except the forty
footers sailed over course the distance OF
tnlrty.one nautical miles.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-14
MatIroad Conductors Discharged.

~ ieIesraUn y no DI3pat'h.l
ST. LorIs. Mo-. June l3. Information has
reached here that all the passenger conduct
ors on The ChoctaW and Cherokee divisions
OF the Missouri. kansas and Texas railway
have lccn discharged, and several freight
conductors put in their places. All the q Sc
charged mcu were old employees Of the
road. All OF The trouble is attributed 20
spoilers, who have been working sy,temati-
caly since the road passed into the hands OF
a receiver
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-14
THE RICHMOND D1spATcH-FRIDAY. JUNE IA. 1889

Lyman Folett, NJ. +. Cunningham, Thomas
Lamb, and David Rogers were held 10 an-
swer before the grand jury. Edward Fol.
lett WAS discharged. All the parties held
were identified and a large amount OF cir
cumstantisl evidence adduced against them.
Other parties will probably be arrested soon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-14
without Foundation.

WASHINGTON, June 13.-There Is he
highest authority for the statement that there
il no foundation whatever for the story pub
lished I'm New York this afternoon that
Secretary Blaine had ordered the American
commissioners TO withdraw from the samoan
conference unless more concessions are
made. Negot atoms at Berlin, It Is said. are
proceeding In perfect harmony.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-14

ored for Ell, 92b, the smount contributed bv
our citizens for the relief Of tho Conemaugh
sufferers. j. q. Rich, Mayor Of Mobile"
The Gardners' Association Of Mobile has Tor.
warded one carload Of vegetables to the suf-
fCrcrs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-14
Held for Robbery.

lby telegraph to the DispAtch.l
TUCsOS, ARlZ., June ia preliminary
hearing Of the parties who robbed Pay
master Warton was held this afternoon.
Gilbert Webb, Wilord Webb, Nat. FoleIt,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-14
MAHNIAlsE&

MERS.-Mnrried, ~ tho resi-.
dence Of the brides parents. No q south Cherry
street, "Wednesday night June ~. $50. Mr..
CLARENCE D. SMITH aud Miss MARION g.
SUMMERS. by Rev. William a. :. Corral, Of
Petersburg. VA
Baltimore papers please copy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-14
THE MARKET REPORTS
AND IN CONNECTION TEERswITH THE
WEATHER INDICATIONS
Record OF The New York and Rishmoad
Stock gxehangss-Grsin. Flour Cot
ton, Meat. and Other QuotationA
rBr .eleeranh % tho pi.pal.h.l

- WAsnNGToS, June l2-For Virginia,
khlR fair, preceded ny light rains on tho
Wints
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-14
aAkKETs BY rELEaRAPA
NEW YORK

NEW YORK.
New YOsg. June ll--1 otion easy. sales to-
day ST bales. lpiAnda. Il 3-lb..; Orleans
a. --iGt ret receipts, s5l bales; exports-to
Great Britain, 5b bales; 70 the continent 1890
tales Stock 2il.ts, bales. southern nOur duiL
neat irrcgllSr closing easy 30. . red. 81 ?, - ,
Options sc. higher hud strong; No rcd,
Sic: July 3. So. Corn weaker; NJ. , 4ls e :;
op-ioIs axe. lower AMI steady, juno, Al 80. !,
July. 4la,c; August. ~. Oats steady; options
nm; june. es,., July And August, 2Ssc
hops nrm ami quiet Conec-Opiions closed
rarely steady; June. si6.lUa{l6l5, July. tl6i5a
fla&l. spot Rio dun. fair oargOes, tlS5l
sugar-kaw held nm: no sales; refined arm
al a.. advance on hards; {, iaa5',c yellow,
7,a1ac.; Oh A, 5-lCGo4c., mould A, sic. !;
s.Aaiar1 A, SO, granulaied. Bac., cubes
y, No Foreign irni; " tosL Sic; New
Orleans dun Rice Qatet aud steady. Petroleum
steady and quiet; refined, here. 6SJc. Cotton
seed OH quiet Rosin quiet and steady. Turpen-
tue quiet and steady. Hides steady. Wool quiet
And drm pulled. 23s}9c.: Texas. Haas. Pork
quiet beef dulL beef-bafns strong. ferced
beef quiet Cut meats nrm. hiddles quiet,
short clear. fG4A Lard weak and dun; westefn
steam. $50; July, t0S June, 50 - Froights
steady. cotton, 3-32d.
BALTIMORE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-14

NV YORK. STOCK MARKET.

TRE WB,rWRE ~ FiCHNOND YESTERDAY was
partly cloudy 'n no morning. with thunder
storms and rain iu tho afternoon snd night
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-14

and stssdy; Fultz, g3sSsc. ioostptry. Sssoa !;
yeStsrD weak No. 2, winter red, spvt. &c.
Coro--southern active and higher. Whit. ga
a. yellow, g2sfDc western easy. Oats--1po-
nor nrm Inferior steady westnr1 whits, ga
g3kc western niEed. Rqa3ic. graded No
white. S}<c waDted Rye Hfeiees Al 40 HAY
Choice steady common slow prime ~ csoice
timothy. 81 tasiAi0 Provisions quito, and siesdy.
Butter quot western pscked, l0niic creamery,
l5ai7c. ggs allow ~ lf.alSc. Petrolsun stS@iy
and tending essisr ron 1ed, ksoc cOnoe eHsy
Rio carToez. fair. Is sAissc. Sugar strong sith
good demand and higher. eofk s~s'.c G. cop
por nrm: refD~d. i0.ailc. whtstey Nesy
NJ siia Freighls 30 Liverpool per steamer
dull: ooti0n. 2sd.: grain. 81. Corr. for orders.
q. -. Receipts flour. 9.VD barrels; WheA',
IO0n bushels corn. 1900 bushels. os's. 500
bHshels: rye. 1000 bushels sblpmoEts- Jour,
400 barroir sAles-H heat 400 bushels,
corn. 1900 busheA
CHICAGO
CHICAGO. Juno i2-Cash quotations were
Flour dun and unchsnged. No. 2 spring wheat
and No. rod vhost. fgaiqHc. No corn.
837.r. No. 2 OsB. y2sc. hoss-pork. ti.62sa
fllba ard. f6NA shorlrns t5Slata - :,
shou!iers g. i2s as .: shor clear. q. - Ain1,
whiskey. fi02.
ThAlaAdiag f.,.rrs rsagef A. f9lloga
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-14

GLASGOW. jane 13.-The striking dock
l,borcrs along he clyde show 10 signs OF
weakening. There are now 5000 men
around this harbor who have quit work.
The strikers haYe stopped ana set IRE TO tnt
90, a. g nich provisions were being carried
to the imported laborers IN the Anchor Line
sheds.
REFUSED tbs FREEDOM or TIE CITY.
IoSpoN. June lS.-The Lord Provost OF
Fdinburgh has refused 10 confer the free
dom of tie Guy upon MIR. ParHell on The oc'
c.s.on Of the visit OF the Irish leader in July.
The senior magistrate present at the cere'
mony will therefore otlcate.
GETTING THEm CRLws.
QUEENSTOWN, June l3.-The Anchor Line
steamer City OF Rome left Liverpool yester-
dsy and arrived here to-day. she secured
seven fremen at this port and proceeded to
New York. Fourteen sailors are waiting
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Hnnda 0llerRff.

WAsHINGToN, June l3.-Bond offerings to-
day, $4,000 ~ at 1873 and S3', 900 AS al
lO6k n accepted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-14
Harvest whtskey.

II is understood by all farmers needing
Harvest Whskev that Julien Bnf0rd's How
ard Brand, at Sl.2j per gallon, is the purest
and best that can be bad.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-14
SCMMER pREss GOOD.

LACE STRIPED MUSLIN a. o. a yacl for no
&c. quality;
COLORkO WOVEN STRIPED MUSLIN stshe-
yard tor me l2kc quality:
COLohED WOyEN STRIPED MUSLIN a. l0c-
for tho i5c quality.
IS me PACIFIC BAllSiE a. &c. ayari Tor NE
So, quality.
Best vide ATWOOD FRENCH CuALIIBs a.
40c. yAri Tor tho 61c. quality;
COTTON CuALLILo 81 5, o., 7, AMI !ssc
yard;
LARGE FIGURED IMITATION CHINA ORA
Perry SILK ~ &c. \ yrrd Tor ( .ofs similar
Ia appearance o. Tie 81 article.
iOc lNDiA LAWN very sightay damaged on ono
edge % be- -old a. o. c. y~si.
3d. quality CORDED. OhECk ID, aud STRIPED
pfQl 4 ~ PC. yard
WHITE PLAID MUSLIN a. &C.. q yard Tor ths
itIc quality;
LACE 81 SIN Al H. yard Tor the 90. qualify:
IN BkOIDEkEp FBENOu-MOhE OOlSEIS AZ
1jc. apair for he si.3 QuAIy,
S.. Will ouy cake Of genuine imported WHITE
CASTLE SOAP:
HAMMOCh ms al tx. $50. 81. s. ~, Ani 81;
HANMO' k-kOPkS aud sPkkADEk>. CkO-
DUET, LAWN IkNNfS, and = full asrort-
ment 81 LAWN tRNNlS ARTICLES,
SASH RIBBONS, all desirable shades.
one price only--rHE IOWEsT-is the rule
a. LENI s DANlSS
10 ie-eod 1917 and 1913 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-14
GRbIN AND CoTr0S EXCRAFak
rfra4DsD lime "a I,.t

OFFERINGS.
WHR4T.-l.9O bushels
lOKS.-1,.tU bushels.
sAfs7 HsrDHrsD - sE~ssrARY
NuEAI.-Mlxoi, LOO bushels very gooI OF
$50
ooa~-Wh.te, 300 bushels very good on pri-
yl-e tcrma
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-14

COTTON KEPoKc

Weql0ts. Fl1e. g. y)as275 slpernns s. IS a
So. exE4 blS)sS3.,5. fa.nuy, tiakA5). pA.sls
b.lnuY, 20 Lntry, e. i5AS>%o
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-14
rnrAnelo.Amorlcan cAnIe b he DlspAtch.l

vienna. june IA Berlin letter M The
Prc.>p saws: The impression t. increasing
I'M Germany ttW the tzats remark ~ Tie
banquet lu st. Petersburg recently lhi ihr
Prince Of MONTENEGRO 50. The sole sWcrIo
friend of Russia vas directed al Gc' many
a, well a. Austria. The letter say, t"c rev,
I,tion of ,ucn an incident would Danish nH
hone Of uaintsiuing peace, aud points 20 o
.contiuued sirengtheulng OF the r.. sian ann
aments ON the western frontier.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-14
BALTIMORE,

BALrIHoRB. June l2-flour fairly active;
sprlng wheat patent k5sSA50; Straight, tL2Sa
$40: extra. t35eES37J. WhsAt-soulhern quiet
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II OF NEWPORT NEWS. JuvEls,Isso.

PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. JuNEl5 1889.
lBy Telegraph
ARRIVED.
Steamship Roanoke, New York, aud sailed
for New York, merchandise.
Barge Tiy0ii, Boston, 10 load coal
SAILED.
Steamship Wydale, kouen. coAled.
Brig Alfred. Bermuda. coal.
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nAKINE INTELLIGENCE.
PoRr oE RLcnMoNp. JryE b. Issa

PORT Of RICHMOND. JUSE IS. 1854
ARRIVED
Steamer Ariel, Deyo. Norfolk. merchandise
and passengers.
Schooner william and James, Williams, leak.
Ing.
Schooner Johu McGinnis, kiggan. College
creeE. 10 load rsilrOad-sies for Baltimore: YES
sell Curtis a Parker.
Schooner A. $. CARL, Hawkins, Norfolk, light
10 load.
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ms evening by the Executive of the IN
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Cabinet Minister. and many dipi1mfi'.
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