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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-13
TnE ANTI-HAiiONEITEs
Pleased ut nm Interview with the
President.

by telegraph to the Dispatch.l
WASHINGTON. June IA delegation OF
Virginia Republicans opposed TO General
Malone, which vas appointed ST conference
held IN tins city on the both Of Nav, ri which
tine an open letter was addressed 10 General
Malone, called upon the President to-day,
according to appointment. The delegation
was headed by Ex-Governor Cameron; Col.
onel Brady, member Of the National Repub-
llcan Committee from Virginia, aud General
GrOuer, chairman Of the anti Mshone wing
Of the Republican party Of Virginia. The
members Of the delegation were cordially
received by President Harrison aud were
with him Tor twenty minutes or more. The
interview was private, there being no per-
sons other than the President and the dele
cation In the room.
Brief addresses were made by Messrs.
Cameron. Brady, and Groner, in which the
case Of the delegation against the manage
mcnt o. the party's interest IN Virginia by
General Malone was reVe Wod. The speak
ers said substantially that as freemen they
could not submit 10 the control OF the Ma
hone party IN Virginia. 1t is stated by
members Of the deltg atiOu that in replying
20 the remarks addressed TO him the Pre>i-
dent said that he did not think 1t vas
psTt Of bi, functions TO undertake TO
settle party disputes; that 50 far ns
ne was concerned he 1Id not intend to give
recognition 10 any one faction In the party.
and that he had expressed the same views TO
a delegation Of Manone Republicans which
called on him Yesterday.
The President further said that be
earnestly desired harmony and party success.
no Virginia and disclnimed IN positive terms
that Doe had ever said inst the appointments
in VIRGINIA should be made only on General
NahOnes TccOmmcn dati0u.
Al the conclusion ~ the Presidents re-
marks the delegation withdrew TO its head
quarters al fhe Ebbilt House. much pleased
and expressing themselves as entirely salts
fed with the result OF the interview. The
communication addressed TO General Ma.
hone Shove referred % has not been answer.
"a by him Dor IL, reception acknowledged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-13

NEw YORK. juno l2-ln the stork market To-
day tho opening was made At advances OF small
fractions except Tor Jersey which was up y.
ana whilo the general LES was quiet the iRterest
was centred IN less than a dozen socks Mate
rial advances were made m those shares. how
ever. with Grangers Leading. followed by the
Vanderbnts. Louisville and Nashville. and
Others. Coal stocks then became the centre Of
interest," and toward noon marked advances
were msde by Jersey and Delaware and Iui-
son. Reading 10 slowed IN tho evening, and
the general iist then began 10 shog
more animaticn. with fractional gains all
arOdnd. Reallzations. however. became very
marked IN the last hour and prices
yielded All over, though marked strength MAS
shown IA some - the low priced shares. such as
Tennessee coal, Louisville. New Albany. and
Chicago. Denver and kO Granie. and some
others. Tho tone az the close was rather heavy
~ sOme concession nom the best figures Tho
trusts were loss active. and showed but little
strength outside - sugar. The nual changes
are generally 40 the direction OF higher figures.
though ihev were for for fractional amounts only
except for Bic Four. which IA up ~, ana Louis
VILE aud Nashville. which rose l's. Total sales,
3)2au shares
MISUNDERSTANDING ddii and easy 81 4ssais9H
Money cay n %a3. no loans. SuD-Ireasury
bslances-Gold. sl5399.0)0: currency. sis309-
eco. Governments dun a. nrm for A.: per Cents
i29 ez. int As coupons, i05z. state bonds dull
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-13
ALetter from nr. Cleveland.


baltimore, June l2.-EX-PTesident Cleve-
land has written the following letter 10 the
Secretary Of the Maryland Tariff. Reform
Club. under date Of June 11ih:
Your letter informing me OF nv election
70 an honorary member OF the Maryland
TariG.Reiorm Club Is received. accept the
courtesy thus rendered me with many thanks.
The object and purposes Of the club, as set
forth In the declaration accompanying your
letter, have my hearty sympathy and support,
and believe their accomplishment absolutely
essential 10 the greatest prosperity OF our
people and the hithes development OF our
country. You must, however, permit int
10 say that 20 far n parties are concerned,
my hope and reliance for the better condition
Of things is upon the Democratic party, an
organization which In my opinion cannot be
true 10 its tradition and ancient creed with
the hearty, sincere espOusal OF the cause 10
which your club Is deYotedv
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-13

the National COMMITTEE. The President
had incidentally remarked that the National
Committee might settle the trouble. He
went into a stsunch argument 20 show the
necessity OF doing nothing that would give
Malone giip. and the President whilst he
would not squarely commit himself, gave
the callers to understand that he would
hold aoof and not recognize Malone
NJ least The anti-Mahone people are
much pleased over the interview, and
although they are not certain OF
carrying sll their points, yet thev feel cont
dent that they have blocked Malone. The
Mahonetes are considerably agitated aud
well they NAV be, for the force OF the stories
they have been spreading is broken beyond
a doubt. /, looks as II the President cannot
afford 10 recognize either faction, and the
hight will have 10 continue In Virginia until
one side or the other demonstrates which Is
able TO control the Republican party OF the
Slate.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-13
~ Iouls Races


fBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch
ST. LOUIS, June l2.-The day was perfect
and the crowd about 5000. The track was
a little heavy.
First receive iurlongs-QueerT Toy Won :;
Mary Moloy second, Lena Ban third. Time,
l:0j3.
second race-one mile-The Elk won
Lotion second, Big Brown jug third. Time.
1:47.
Third race Bankers and Brokers' stake,
one mile-Le Premier won; Beth second,
Nengeur third. Time, 1851.
Fourth race-one mile and sixteenth
Bridgelight won; Strideaway second, Hun
tress third. Time, l52t.
Fifth race-hurdie race. one mile and q
hali--Linguist won; Lliero second, YOti-
geur third. Time, $3.50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-13
Cramp the muscle. Cur.a.

John ]. Wood, OF strstiord, Ont, was
cured OF cramps In the legs by wearing ALI
cocks Porous Plssters. AIR. Wood says:
Some three months ago was taken very
sick with severe pain IN the small OF my back
over the kidneys. The path was excrtl-
ciAtipg. i applied an Alicock's Porous Plss-
ter over the Affected region and had relief
almost within an hour. At the same time,
In conjunction with this trouble, mad very
great nervous disturbance, affecting my legs
with cramps so | could scarcely sleep. Meet
piled plaster under the knee on each leg.
aud in three days WAS completely cured, aud
have never been troubled 10 either way
since.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-13
Foreign Notes.

by Anglo-Americsn cable to the Dispatchl
PARIS, June 12.-The trial OF the Bou
langists arrested at AngOuleme will take
place on the 20th instant.
ROME, June l2.-Ibe Pope has had the
gates Of the Vatican reopened and has re-
sumsd his receptions.
BERLIN. June I2.-GermanY has not
broken of diplomatic relations with Switzer-
land. Consensus OF opinion IS that the
Wohlgemuth incident Is closed, but Ger
many will. perhaps, apply yexstious mea.
sures on the frontier.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-13
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

jun Il, IF1I
Slxty-four packages offered, and all sold to-
day with stiaest prices Of tho seasop-sun-
cured tobacco ranging az 30s, ~, 25H. ~, aud
22Hc. for better grades.
There Was some looking around for wrappers
and old filters, but few transactions have trans
PRED to-day in oil grades. The dark-tooscco
market Is without any feature. We hear OF some
old cutter sales this week privately.
There seems 70 DO no inducsment 70 open up
new rebandled stock at present
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-13
TWO srEAmERs' Crews SrEIHr.
the CITY Of REV York ana the City
OF Rome Detained.
lBy Anglo-American cable to the Z

lBy Anglo-American cable to tho Dlspat,h.
LIVERPOOL, June -. The lnman Limo
steamer city OF New York, which was 20
have lett here for New York this afternoon,
was unable To proceed. owing to the refusal
~ her crew to sail with her. The company
bad succeeded 10 engaging q crew yesterday
upon agreeing 10 paw the wages demanded
by the Scsmeu's Union. Today the crew
sskrd the company 10 give them written
guarantee that the increased rate would be
continued FOR six months. This the COM
pAuy refused to DO. and Tie crew. therefore,
iu compliance with an order of the union
came ashore, leaving the steamer tn the
stream. The Anchgr.lino steamer City q
Rome, which was 70 nave sailed to-day, also
failed to obtain a full complement Of men and
Is sill detained here
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-13
MARKETS BY rELEeEAra
NEW YORK.

Nsw YORK, June i9.--southern nour heavy
Wheat quiet; No. red. 81 &C.; options steady (;
No. red, June, STAG; July, size: Angus.
HAc; September, = e. Corn moderately
steady: June aud July. SIC. August 42Ac. (;
September. 42Ac. Oats quiet; options dun :
juno, July, and August, 2Sac; No 2 spot
. aSsAc. mixed western, sasoc. Hops
quiet; state. Ease. Codee-options closed
barely steady aud l5a20 points down; Juno,
tiGl0ati6 p; July, siGAasl630. August, fid3os
siG40; spot dull apd easy; fair cargoes.
tlS62A. sugsr-Raw strong; fair refining,
l-l6c.; centrifugal. s6-tesk &C.; refined nrm
c, 7as7,.c. white, extra {, i5-i6ssc. yellow,
-, AZ &C. standard n. s1c.; confectionery A,
SIC. cut loaf snd crushed, 9'ic; powdered,
9hc. Moasses Arm; 5o-test Sic; New Orleans
quiet Rice steady and quiet Petroleum quiet
aud steady. Colton-sood oil quiet; crude. $0c. !;
yellow, 47ai0c. ROsin steady and quiet Turpen-
tine easier and quiet Hides quiet ADD steady,
Wool hrm and quiet Pork quiet: ness, SIS 2oS
$3.50. Beef quiet; extra mess, h7o. plate
S.s0. Beef-hams nrm at issi6c-. 1ierced beet
slow. Cut meats strong; pickled bellies, 6ka /;
picked hams. ilkc,; shoulders, 6h'c Middes
easier: shorL-clear, t6.4A Lard easter and dull I;
western steam. s6s9h city, 90 50: July. 500.
Freghts easier: cotton. a-s2d. grain. ~ asy, IA
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI June i2-Flour quiet. Wheat In
fair demand; No. . red. $40 Corn strong; No
mixed. Soa3ohc Oats quiet and hrm 81 e6c.
Pork quiet St tl2lZk. lard weak at $50
Bdlk-meats aud bacon easier. Whiskey quiet
at ti02 sugar crm. Hogs lower; common and
light. s360aSi.45; packing and butchers. o. 20A
SAL
BALTIMORE
nALTinoKs. June Is--Flour quiet and nrmer.
Wheat--SouEhern nothing Offering; FulsA ia
SSc.; longberry, soaac; western nrm; No. Z,
winter red, spot and june, oisc. Corn-south-
ern scarce and higher; white, 4eatSe. yellow.
4lsieAc: western arm. Oats-Prime white
nrm western white, s2aS3so westera mixed.
29as9Ac. kye unsettled At 6&s. Aay dull; prime
10 choice umothy. tlsaSiAA Provisions M
chAnxsi butter Quiet; ucolern pAcksds liza
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-13

ments who Is in position to know
the contents OF the clbiegram refuses
TO say anything about II except one Official,
who complained that the sender did not APP
pear 60 know much about the situation.
Nevertheless II was generally believed at the
departments that the news from Havti Is not
reGssuring. aud It IS currently reported that
Captain ORane has been ordered 10 sail inn
medialey for the seat of trouble with the
Boston, which has Just been rehtted ct New
York
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-13
Extract from Hiautes OF tho Rich
moaa n agdaieu Associations.

Since our last meeting Il has pleased God 70
remove from US two valued feliow-uoSkors In
this cause. aud We desire 70 put on record their
faithful labor aud our own sense Of lOss-
Mrs JANE X. NOORE had teen for many years
q faithful ald ericiont mcmper Of the Board Of
Lazy Managers aud much Of the time 10 vice
president she loved the work aud was ever
ready % give her time and labor 10 the cause in
which heY heat Was enlisted
SIR. JOHN - GRESHAM. a. a minister OF the
Gospel. preached often and faithfully 70 the In
ma e. Of the Home. And IN every way sought 10
save those poor sinners for whose welfare 80 lev
best0w thought
We miss them from Amo1g Us bat We rejoice
in tho ASSURANCE that they bAyo entered into
rest aud shat they shall receive tho plaudii.
~Wsil done. good aud faithful servants. enter
ye into the Joy OF your ! Old
Mrs l. n. PzIcB. Secretary.
SfTf1g-Street H1Das, June 1859.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-13
Arrested for Printing Lottery
Tickets

ny telegraph 20 tbs Dispatch.l
NEW YORK. june 12.-Au0thg 'pmsiOck
to-day arrested DIN -. Chace, manager Il
the Gas, Litbographlng ius Engraving Conn
psny. At sDd N Desbr0."s street and
seized LOCO, 900 lottery tickets, nftesn ii'h0.
graph stones about ball ton tu weight
five numbering machlues and sheets ~ pa
per for printing 500,000 lottery tickets.
Tickets we're printed for lottery companies
which, Comslock says, have no existence.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-13
Excitement over the Situation ai
EEaNrt
lpY telegraph . tho DIspalch.

iBy telegraph 70 The Dispaich.l
WASHINGTON. June l2.-some excitement
vps manifested at the State and Navy De-
nartments this afternoon upon the receipt OF
a cablegrsm from Commander Kellogg, at
Uayti. In obedience 10 orders from the
Navy Department, which In turn were
Inspired by the Secretary OF State,
Commander Kellogg day before yesterday
steamed from ST. Nicholas TO Port au Prince.
He returned to-day and reported to the Sec
retary OF the Navy tue result OF his OBJ
serystions and inquiries into the condition
OF affairs at The Hayden capital. Secretary
Tracy Immediately communicated TINS In'
formation 10 secretary Blaine, who carried
the news to the President Every one con-
neeied With the State and Navy DEPART
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-13

Mcdonald we're srraigned 10 the Tombs
Court this afternoon before Justice
Hogan. Detective Won Gerichton asked
to have them remanded until to-
morrow when the Chicago detectives
would be here. Justice Hogan thought
II hest to commit them to await acquisitions,
which 4. the procedure under the law. They
were held under the law and without bail.
In statement TO the Justice MSroney SAID:
al have no hesitation IN going to Chicago,
but II will be permitted 20 prove an abb
here / would like 10 do So"
His lawyer here iGteriered and stopped
him talking further.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-13
TOrtugas keys.
IBy telegraph 10 tho Dispatch.I


WASHINGTON. June 12.-The Secretary OF
the Treasury has decided that the Tortugss
Keys, which Is the quarantine station for
Key West, Fla, shall remain In charge OF
the Marine-Hospltal Bureau. There was
some contest between the Lighthouse Board,
which has a lighthouse on one OF these
islands, and the Marine Hospital Bureau as
10 the occupancy OF the islands by the latter
aud the matter was referred 10 the Secretary
OF the Treasury, with the result above
stated
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-13
Tho mavbrtcl, nurder TrIaI

by Anglo-Americsn cable to the Dispatch.l
LIVERPOOL, June l2.-llrs. Maybrick, who
Is charged with poisoning her husband, was
given a hearing IN the Police Court to-day.
Several witnesses were examined, most Of
the testimony being similar 10 that given At
the inquest. Dr.. Hopper testified that Mr.
MaybrIck had been IN The habit Of taking
patent medicine. He had told witness that
he took arsenic as a nerve tonic.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-13

fsc creamery, 1eaf7c Eegs SLOW a. nHsi:c.
Petroleum stssdT: refined. Gs0c. Cores steady;
Rio carg0es. fair ~ aiss.c sugar nym. soft.
sglsgc. Copper nrm refined. f0< siIsc Wnts-
hey sleady At tl.IG Frelghts 20 Liverpool Dor
steamer slow; cotton. 2sd. grain. 2fd. Gers.
for orders. 3. 81. keceipts-Flour. iO.OD bar
rolls; ,sorD, 2g,00Q Bushels oss. 5000 bushsis;
rye, LOO bushels. Shipmsns-Fiouf. 400
barrels sales--Nhea. 5000 bushels: cOrn.
$1,000 Dushol&
caiCADO.
CHICAGO. June 3--Cash quotations were;
Flour dull and unchanged. No. spring wheat
a0d No. 2 red wheat. 7fsa5fsc- No. corn.
SIC. No oats. 22a{aZ2Hc. Ness-pork. tiI,s2<s
fii6a lard. vh57kas6o0. shorJ-tos, gsDs
$50; shoulders. s5l2ssf625: short-c,ear.
ni2tas6@. Whisky. fL02
TholsAding futures rsngsd a. follows
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-13
Three People KILLED by an Express
araln.
IBy telegraph 70 mo Dlspatch.l

IDI V"'v8I WE % mo I7I5FsF-I1I
PITTSBURGH, Pa, June IA special
from Canton, o., says: AT noon to-day the
west.bound limited express on the Pitts
burgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago railroad ran
down a horse and buggy containing Law
renee aud Peter Strebs (5rothers) aud two
brothers, Edward aud Frank Sefert. The
two Strebs and one OF the boys were instantly
killed, aud the other lived but hslf An hour.
The place where the accident occurred Is =
grade crossing 10 the middle Of the town.
Residents say the train was running at from
forty 10 fifty miles an hour.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-13
The Damage 10 the Brooklyn CathO
lie Church.
lBy telegraph to tho Dispatch.i

IBy IoIegTApl 10 NO DI5pHIcl.I
NEW YORK, June l2.-The damage done
by ire 10 the 81. James Catholic church 10
BROOKLYN last evening will amount to s40,-
600. The beautiful carved Allar, which re-
quired seven years for completion, is badly
damaged by both IRE and smoke, as well US
three liue oil paintings in the chance! and
statues aud sanctuary furniture. In the
ceiling the tremcn N many places have cut
immense noe'. a large portion Of the roof
has been burned of. Portions OF the high
walls will have to come down. the chimney
particularly, which Is in tottering cOndl-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-13
Barry's Brothsrheod.

CHICAGO, June IA meeting was held
this evening TO take steps TO bring the unor-
ganlzed classes Of Chicago into brother
hood Of united labor tBarry's substitute for
the Knights OF Labor. Representatives OF
the following trades we're present: Molders,
foundrymen, butchers, eoopers, walters,
gas and coke-workers, telegTaph-operators
painters, printers, carpenters, aud others,
said 10 represent In all about 10000 wage
workers. Committees were appointed TO
prepare for organizing the various sections
OF the city. six branches were reported as
ready 10 organize during the week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-13
The BuckeLshops suspend.

NEW YORK. June 12.-Tbe bucket.shops
on New street and Broadway suspended
business to-day as soon as they learned that
tie measure prohibiting their operation had
become law. Only one place WAS kept
open under the title Of "Open Board OF
Brokefsp Its managers claimed that 1t was
Of the came order OF any exchange aud was
not affected by any Ian aimed at the bucket
eh0ps
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-13
Two Murderers Lynched.

CHATTANOOGA, TRSS., June l2.-Last night
at Mt fleetwood, Tenn, mob broke into
the Jail and took LLOYD aud Reynolds, the
double murdersrs. and hanged them 10 q
tree near by. A note was pinned 10 the
bodies threatening vengeance on any in>
former. Public sentiment 5ustifles tns act.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-13
RonInnrists ReIenseh.

[By Angio-Amoricau cable TO the Dispatch.l
PARIS. June l2.-De Roulede and all other
Boulangisls who were arrested 81 Angou-
lene sunday for resisting the police have
been released from custody, pending further
proceedings. They were warned that they
would be rearrested II they attempted any
further disturbance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-13
pneumsl,c Gun-CarriaKe.
lBy LolegrAph 10 Ihe DIspalch.l

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, Juue 12.--The pneu.
matte gun.csrriago made 10y the Pneu-
mptic GuD.CarTisge and Power Com.
psny OF South Boston, Mass, was fully
tested to-day al the n'ysl proving grounds
by a band Of naval officers. The carriage
aelsd la sstisiscfsry manner.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-13

BlGriv0Rs. Juno i2-yireinia cousols, 90; 90.
lo-49s. 3,-. %. 3's CO.., a69l, Baltimore ana
Onto. sl: Northern central 74H Cincinnati.
Washington and Baltimore lsts, g.agS4 DO. 2ls,
5l.al2. DO. 3ds, l}. consolidated gas bonds,
nav 90. stock, 49,.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-13
schedules aesumed.

WASHINGTON. June l2.-Tho damages %
the Richmond, Fredericksburg and PotO.
mae railroad and the Atlantic Coast Line by
the recent food have been repaired and
through schedules South by those lines have
nnrn resumed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-13
DEATHS.

MALOHEY.-Died. az II O'Clock p ", June IL.
1883, at ber fathers residence. 1913 vest Cary
street. alter a long anu painful illness, MARY
THOMAS. infant dsughter Of Thomas ". and
josephine f. Naloney and granddaughter Of
Mary .. Miller; aged eight months ana twelve
days
Ny little MAYS eyes 81 blue
Are closed forever from my view:
Her stay was short her race Is run;
Ny God. Thy will II must be done.
Her funeral will take place from Sacred.Heart
church a. O'Clock HIS ClhursdAY AOkhING.
luna IL I-SJ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-13
Fssottnthe PALACE.

lBy Anglo-Americsn cable to tho Dispatch.l
VIENNA, JuAe 12.--1he Tagblatt has In
formation from Belgrade that plot exists
in the palace TO Gethrone young King Alex
ander and proclaim Prince Peter Kara
geOrgieYtch a. king.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-13

COTTON kEpoRr

We quote Fins. sa5Oasl7S supernns. ta75 a
1875; extra, sl5)Asl75: family, Sia1L5) pAIoas
i8miIy, country. sL75ath25
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-13
Harvest Nhfskey,

IL Is understood by all farmer, needing
Harvest Whskey that julien BinfOrd's How
ard Brand, AZ sl25 per gallon, IS the purest
aud best tbat eau be hsd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-13
Chance for q Seeker.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, June i2.-Dr J. H.
Curry has forwarded 10 Washington bis re-
signation as postmaster here. This act was
entirely voluntary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-13
GRAIN AND COTTON ExCHAyex

OFFERINGS.
WHsAr.-e2 bushels.
CORS-5.2q0 bushels.
SALES RsposrEO TO sxcRErL9Y
WHEAT.-LoagbeTy q bushels very good a..
Ole
CORs-Whi,e. 100 bushels very good on pri-
yate terms 100 bushels very good al 4Jc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-13
R!czxanp srocx ExcHAHax

WEDNESDAY,. June y. 1852.
sAtEs-fIgsr BOARD.-fi05 Rddloberger frs'-
fiou duly. lS-B al &; 800 Georgia Fscnc in
comes At =, f; L00l Richmond and Allegheny
1st mortgage q, 6jA.
..,--,--- -......l,,. ~ tha atlek Rn,rf.