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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-04
NATIONAL CAPITAL
several important Virginia Appoint.
meuts looked For.
Especial telegram 70 The Dlspatch.l

Especial telegram 70 the Dispatchl
WAsHINGToS. u. G., June Several impor-
tant Virginia appointments are looked for to-mor-
row or shortly. Tho first ono will probably DO
a successor ~ Judge Alion, OF Shenandoah, who
resigned some time ago as United States Attor-
ney for the Western district OF Virginia. W..
E. Craig, Of stanton, is Mahone's candidate,
aud tho anti-Mahone people are backing c. A.
Hccrmsns OF Montgomery county.
new Marshal for the Western district s also
locked for in the next few days, 1t is said that
Malone wants eK- darshal Watts OF Iayewell
county. appointed. Watts was the former he
publican Marshal. hut sOme Of his friends deny
that he has nato application for reinstate-
ment. The anti-MahOue people are understood
TO De pressing the Chains o. Campbell Denty, Of
Tazewel county. and claim Tonight that they
Will prevent Mo appointment ~ Watts
last Thursday Colonel Asa Rogers, OF Peters
burg, took list u twenty-five names u the POST
Onico DcpGrtmcnt-men whom Malone wanted
10 DO pOstmssters in The Fourth Virginia dis
tricL Clerk8on consented 10 have them ap-
pointed, UIt tho President ordered them held
up until after June TIE llth, when he Is TO meet
the anu.MshOne committee.
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National Sanitary Commission


WAsuINGros. June 8-The Masonic Relief
Committee which went from Pittsburgh 70 Johns
town, To egraphed President Harrison this eve
mag urging the appointment Of a national COM
mission TO take charge OF the sanitary affairs at
the scene OF the disaster. &c wEJ urged that tho
presence Of 80 many Gecaying corpses would
breed postilence there. besides pOllutlng tho
water OF the streams, affecting 8ll tho country
between Pittsburgh and NeW Orleans. Fra@i-
don't Harrison conferred with General Schoneld,
VINO was present at tho White House when the
message was recoiyel. and shortly Surgeon
General Hamilton WAS summoned TO take part
IN the conference. Tho fact Wa developed that
the National sanitary Corps, II such II may DO
called, is composed Of physicians located 81
various points. DR.. Atkinson, oi Pittsburgh, Is
one Of them.
After full discussion Of tho situation an an
sWer was returned 10 the Masonic committee
that tho oflcars Of the National government
could not interfere in tho matter. bat that Dr.
Atkinson would confer with aud assist the Penn
sylvaniA Ststo Board OF lloElth IN any measures
IL might institute ia aid Of public health ana
comfort. and that Surgeon-General Hamilton
would TO ready 10 give advice or assistance. 81
that WhsteVer WAS undertaken might be carried
forward by official sanction and authority. IN
structions 10 accordance with this decision were
at once sent % Dr. Atkinson BY General hamii-
ton. Later In tho day the receipt OF the Presl-
dents telegram was acknowledged by tue Ma
sonic committee with thanks, and their satsfac-
ton with It's terms wore expressed. Inc Fre5l-
dent received y dispatch from Governor Beaver
similar in terms 70 the one given elsewhere from
Governor Beaver 70 superintendent GIL ~
Philadelphia.
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THE RICHMOND Observation-Disclosures JUNE 1889

quantities Of provisions. clothing. &C.. have been
contributed and will be forwarded 10 Jonnsto"n
a. quickly ~ possible.
Several pitisburghers. relatives OF the mem
bers OF the south FORK Fishing Club, when
owned the reservoir that caused tho disnstcr,
made their way with extreme dinicnlty 70 ine
reservoir and have Just retnrned mere. one Va
the 20, Harry Singer, tells the foilowing story'
MAYOR GRANT TO THE FRONT.
NEW YORK. June a-Mayor Grant on reaching
his once tbis morning took the matter OF the
Johnst0wn sufferers In hand In the form OF ap-
pointing . committee Of representative men 70
seek subscriptions for the alienation OF ihel,
sufierings and distress. In q short time aoout
$50 invitations we're compiled requesting parties
20 call at tho Mayors ONCE a. 330 r. Al Ior lle
purpose OF conferdDg on tho matter. the nrst
Invitation sent out was addressed 10 ex-rrcei-
dent Cleveland, which gentleman. u Is Dene'e9;
Will bo made chairman Of the committee. u
took but a few moments for the committee 10
subscribe nearly $4,000 for tho sunerets ny tno
by tho Maritime Exchange to-day we're ABOUT
Sa1Ol. I-idore Wormser announced that mo
clerk OF tho exchange has raised $4,000 IN a Tow
moments to-day. Alexander y. Orr announced
that ais exchange had $4,000 ready
CHARLESTON sCBsCRIBEs.
CHARLESTON. s. O., juno AIT a meeting Of
the Charleston Cotton Exchange today 800 was
aubscribed for the relief OF the food sufferers OF
Pennsylvania. dispatch was sent 70 the MAYOR
81 Johnstown requesting him 70 uIsn i LOT VII
amount 8 special fneetlnR OF INC tisN cVunes
will DO held tomorrow % e1teno help 70 the SUI
ferers general subscription wall DO started
for tho same purpose. The Netrs and Courier 10
day says: ." Ne have learned " know what Tune
~ hc means in a season Of disaster ana as
I'd We at least should give without walt
asked"
TIKI MAIL AND EXPRESS PUND.
YORK. June 3-Tho Hail and ErpTcss gave
.suJj for the relief Of the Johnstown sunerers'
inc announcement being made on IT'S bulletin
hoard al II o'clock this morning. within hir.y
minutes after tho bulletin was posted f.oUO al
dtlonal was received in subscriptions ranging
| from $3.50 70 SiC0.
CHARLESTON.
| CuAFLrsTON, s. l.. June 2-The Nero hants
Exchange collected $500 for tho Pennsylvania
sufferers to-day and have hardly begun the can
VAS for subscriptions. The Chamber OF COM
I Inercs will meet - morrow n raise tunds' Inc
-itizens generally will subscribe as soon as the
! let Is opened.
CHATTANOOGA.
! CHATTANOOGA Juno 3-Chatianooga to-day
I an hscrtped 500 for the relief Of the JOhnstOwn
! sufferers aud notified tho authorities 70 draw
| for that much, ami more would DO turmshed II
needed.
MASSACHUSETTS.
BOsTON. Juno 3.-Ghe House this afternoon
| suspended is rules aud passed a bill approPri-
ating 10 0OJ for the relief OF the Pennsyiyanla
su1erers
CONNECTICUT.
HARTFORD. June 3-The House to-day con-
Cured with the senate Ira passing resolutions p
propraung $4,000 for tie Hood suheiers IN
Pcnn-y iVania.
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nn,,nn, r1nnc,.ch nnf.

Try Anglo American cable 20 mo Dispa'ohl
LoNpON. June The KG5k LdHs Erqrrss says;
The weather promise good haryost> tnglish
wheat has declined "a. farmers ccspaiung ~
higher prices are delivering 10 or cent more
than usuai. Good pro- prcis both ~ home and
abroad have knocked thN bottom ont OF TIE
markets. Tho eales Of English whCat during
the week we're - so! quarters at ~. againsi
a. 20 quarters az 3.a during the corresponding
period Of last year. American wheat - Hat ana
languid. Flour = reasonably steahy toru -
81. cheaper. oats ara ann. lO-davs market
was i'tle drner. spglisb wheat wa T.. lu"ef
OWING 70 quality. California Nas frm. Light
oats were o.. AMI heavy oa,s -. doorer Corn
was firm.
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Jerome Park Races.

ITI tVINN1'3I7tI y EI'0 17s"F'@'--1sI
NEW YORK, June 3-first rsce-one half
mile-Kemplsnd won Ruby Royal second.
Heather third. Time. SIX. Mutuas paid $l57.
Secont raco-One mile--J. +. ID. won; Eolian
second. Balston third. Time l:4GA.
Third race-One mile and furlOng-J. A. 3.
won: Major Dome second. Charlie Droux third.
Time, minutes.
Fourth race-si1 furlongs-hiracle won Htz-
roy second, Guarantee third. Time. l:l9A.
Fiith race-l,40O yards-Brown Charlie won
King Crab second. Salisbury third Time. i:23H
sixth rRce-one mile and sixteenth--St
Valentine won: WyanWood second. Gladstone
third. Time, 1884, Mutuals paid sT5.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-04

NEW YORK, June 3--This afternoon the mana.
gers OF the Consolidated stock Exchange gave
up the posting OF the Stock Exchange quota
ton. as they found II impossible 70 obtain them.
There was only The pretence Of business on the
floor OF this boarIi, and much anxiety prevailed
among the members as 10 the result In the
Stock Exchange matters progressed quite
smoothly. Inc press representatives were given
manifold reports Of the transactions every fifteen
minutes, and business moved la its natural
channels. Il was officially announced that the
absence o. the tickers was simply temporary 10
lay the basis for better arrangements In future,
and that everything Was progressing satisfacto-
ill - 4 kaf
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fact that IL carried three care 2 mile and hall,
ami tho tender Of an engine, Weighing twelve
tons was carried fourteen miles down the river
10 Il II ~ definitely s'tted that only aioAl Tour
lives we're lost on tie train thai lett Pittsburgh
Friday morning last Conductor Bell, who Aai
Charge Of tho train. stated 20 day that IN his opin-
ion only fOur passengers were los, Sald he ::
" We were between tOuemaugh and Joansi own
whom tho engineer saw the Rood coming. He gayo
us word an1 We ran through the train ana tod
the passengers 90 run 10 tho noun 'aias for tnclr
lives, bat ? majority ot them thought II was only
a wave and remained I'm the cars, while tho train
men ran 20 tie mountains. When the mood came
10 washed away the car next 20 the smoEing-ctr
and left the others remaining. Tho people IN
the Pullmsn-car were ducEod, but mona OF them
we're Otherwise injured. The three OF four pas
sengors who were lost wore men, but do not
tno,y their nauear
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A r0pe ferry IL now being operated In the
lower part Of the town. An effort Is being made
10 construct bridge across COnemangn az the
point where the OLD county bridge STOOD Three
days have passed since the nood-gAtes were
opened and tho water rushed down upon noun
fain and city. order rs slowly arising out OF the
chaos. Tho survivors arc slowly realizing what
H. he hest course 70 pursue. The great cry 10 for
In,n. men who will Work aud not stand by aud
DO nothing but gaze al runs.
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THE FLOOD An wILLIAnsPORT.:
Lives Lost and Immense Damage
Done,
Lny tolarrnnn % tho Dlspatch.l

IVY telegraph 70 Nup Dl9Phth'I
WLLIAGSFORT. June 3-Since Saturday morn
ing last this city has undergone the experience
81 being flooded Win q foot OF water, II having
tho SurDushsnnR boom taken out with 2JJUuU,-
90 foot ~ logs, over 31WlNJ feet Of sawed
lumber fsEen. mills carried away and others
wrecked. BUSINESS and industrial establishments
wrecked, and large number Of lives LOST Inc
food was nearly seven feet higher Than the
great high wntcr Of 1875. When the water was
Al ia highest memorable eight was TO
be- seen II level sufafe OF water
extending from the northern line Of the city
from Rural avenue Oh Locust entirely across tho
city TO tho mountain on south side. The water
was SIX feet deep on me ioors oi the uulldlDe9
ald in the lnarKct square aud over four fcoi
deep in tee station u the Pennsylvania railroad
and 2. Park Botol Fully three quarters u the
city was submerged. Tho loss was necessarily
enormous. BGs!ncSs-h9uses throughout the city
io-s heavily, The loss falls heaviest on the lun-
iermcu. All ITO logs arc lost and large share
o. cut Iumocr. The loss ~ life has also oeeh
heavy. A. Nippeuose. twelve miles up me
giyer, twelve persons were drowned.
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Eeanested 30 Explain.

TBY NIoyFHpu 70 IIv Dt1p1l'TII
WASHINGTON. Juno 2-The Chief OF Engi-
neers has transmitted TO Lieutenant =. NJ
Carter, in charge OF river and barber iin-
provement In tho vicinity Of savannah, Charles
ton, and Jacksonville, copy OF newspa-
paper publication charging wholesale rob
berry and transportation OF Government
! money a. the result Of corrupt combination
between that olIicer and tho contractors. Cone
raj Casey whilo regarding the charges as rather
vague, has requested the Lieutenant 70 explain
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-04

rsDecial toleEram % The Diapatch.l
DANvllLE. Va, June Tho commencement
exercises Of both the Roanoke Female College
aud Danviuo College for Young Ladies' have
commenced.
Last night At the Baptist church Dr.. j. y. Iay-
l0r, ~ Lexington, delivered tho baccaiaureate
sermon before tho pupils OF Roanoke College,
and $50 M. Vernon church Dr. ". y Tudor, OF
NCrf L. delivered a eermon before tho pupils II
tue Hnnviilr College flr Juug Ladies'. Tonight
Professor a. ". starr. OF Richmond, delivered
the baccalaureate address at the Roanoke Col
lege.
We are having another heavy rain here to-
night, though Danyille has nlt suffered from
Hoods except in the matter Of delayed mails.
Have had no northern mail Tor several days.
The Dauviilo lro company leaves tonight 10
attend the Firemen's Association IA Norfolk.
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In.rnr Lie Maryland.

lBy telegraph 10 ms Diapaich.l
PALrfwOER. June 3.-Iho loss Of life by the re-
cent floods 70 far as reported IL Maryland, was
"a follows: Joseph Creager. o. Leiters5urG.
drowned ~ Au'icfam creek: George DERRICK, OF
Irevauion stills, drowned IA Pipe crock; Mira,
Charles McFacden. 81 IGneytoWn. drowned In a
creek near that place: a coiorcd man, name not
given. drowned iu Wromiro: James Lawson. Of
NJ lurovia, Frederick county. drowned Ia Mono
.scy: Tne0. Wolfe. 81 WiiismspOrt, drowned In
Potomac; & colorrd mau. namo unknown, Of
Nrrn nnrIaud drowned IN Potomac.
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IT PAYS EVERY TIME.

Irpsys-oF COURSE IT DoEs-r0 TAKE
THE PEOPLE INTO OUR c0SYiDENcR-ro
TILL THEM PLAIN FACTS IN r-jN
woRDs--To r EsPEcT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
BY NOT ASKING THEM To BElxyx MOS
sIBlLITfRS SENSIBLE PROFILE DISLIKE
ALL EXPORTS AT SENSATIONAL EFFECT.
TnEY WANT YAcTS THgY FOLLOW AD-
vERTIsRMENTs, AND THEY S0rs THE IN
CONSTITUENCIES THAT CROP OUT DAILY IN
THE STATEMENTS OF sEssATiONkIisTs
WILD WESTERN WAYS WONT Do FOR
RICHMOND. RICHAOspERS ARE A Rad
ING. THINKING PEOPLE
QUICK SALES AND LIGHT PROFITS IN THE
okDER or THE HOUSE THE MAGNET THAT
DRAWS THE CROWDS ~ OUR GBxAr BAR
GAIN YALUB SALE OF sEAsoSABLE sun
MER SUITS AT
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rintgntr OF prthin. KtIien.
IBy teiegraph 70 Tho Uispatch.l

-! '--''-s''' III - ~ l--7''''
CHICAGO. June 3-1he Chicago Knights OF
Pyfbias have received Information 10 The effect
TINT Past supreme chancellor John /. Linn on.
Of tie or;er IN the uited states, with his ontirs
family wife and four children, were drowned At
Johnstowu. A prosperous lodge was located In
Johnstown and also one In Cambria city. A ma
jority u tho members are reported deGA.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-04

fBy 'Clecraph o Tue Uspa'ch.I
LINCOLN. NIB. June 3.--rrceiieni John Fitz-
gerald, OF the IriaF National lsaguc ot America,
today issued a ciro'uar Vo-frolinC the meeting
Of tn league. which Va- to nave beru held July
qtn at Philadelphia. lhis w0s done upon the a
hled advice OF Mr.. Pa neil that surn acuon bo
taken. The posfponemcnt = Until a':or the end-
inc of the present session Of the Bntish Parma
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-04
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK, Juno 3-Ths stock market to-day
showed more animated appearance than on
Saturday. and while the market was somewhat
irregular aud weak in the forenoon there was q
general rally with decided strength In many OF
the leading shares. aud most Of tho important
stocks arc higher this evening. while many OF
the inactive shares were unable 20 recover the
ground lost In the morning. The disaster IN
Pennsylgnnia bal depressing enect upon the
minds OF traders this morning. and coupled with
that was the fumor tnst several hacks aud large
loaning institutions Intended 10 call 10 loans
on stocks unless there could be ticker
service This opened tho market materl-
ally lower, with Louisville aud Nashville
down ! per cent, but the others rom
\ 20 y generally Traders were bearishiy
inclined and by weli-drec;Cd attacks upon tho
lists helped prices down still further In tue nrst
half hour, Changers being specially prominent,
and Burlington took the Leaf in the decline but
was followed closely oy It Paul, Rock island.
Louisville, and some others. Buying at the con-
cessions IN prices. however. assumed LARGER
proportions, aud the bottom was quickly reach
Ell. Northern Pacific stocks suddenly eprang
into activity, with decidedly strong tone, aud
sharply advanced. kumors accompanying the
improvement were TO the effect that the expected
settlement OF the points AT Issue between that
company and Tn on Pacific had beeu satsfacto-
rIly adjusted anu II 10, Ame known that Presl-
dent Onkes had left TO- the West Tho decline
was thereafter soon checked entirely, ana coal
stocks became prominent In tho upward move
ment. Jersey Central aud Delaware and Huiaon
especially making sharp upward movements.
that in Jersey beng the most marRod ahyapco
81 the day. There seemed 20 be good buying
from tho western sources on the rally, aad
Grangers did not lag ia the upward movement
aud most of the early Losses were recovered,
Burlington closing ~ only = per cent. Inc "eak
feature Of the afternoon WAS Missouri Pacinc,
which failed TO respond % the improved feellng
IN the remainder " the lst, and with Readil &
and Wheeling preferred Is tho only stock witch
shows important loss. Union Pacific did not re-
epOnd 20 the rumor In regard % its rotations
with Northern Pacific. and il remained quiet
and nuctuated WITHIN narrow limits throughout
tho day In tho unlisted department Industrial
stocks wero not 70 active and their movement
is smaller than usual Of lac. Brunswick was
steady At 2it,. Tho Only important changes we're
advances OF - in Northern Pacific preierred,
IN ia Delaware and HudsOu. ii in Jersey. and
4 per cent IN Oregon Navigation. The market
closed quiet but firm. Total sales, 10000 shares.
Erentn0. Exchange dun and steady az asa
1875. Money easy a. lSajt no loans. SUB
Treasury balRncos-GOld, N53,sHO0: curren-
cy, s11.3lG,CJU. Govornments dull aud steady to
firm for a. per cents, 100, ex. int ~ c0u-
p0ns. 1861. state bonds neglected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-04

Assccated-Press representatives to-day Inter-
viewed numerous leading citizens OF JOhnstoWn
WAC survived tho Hood and The census Of opin-
ion was that fully 20 per cent OF tue residents
~ Youngstown and Cambria mad boon the victims
OF the 90 ntlnued disasters OF FIRE and water IL
thta DO truo tie total loss 81 life Ia the entire
valley cannot be loss than 1CJ or s.0DJ. ana pos
silly much greater. or the thousands who were
devoured 10y tie danes. aud whose ashes rest be-
meath toe smoking dTbris ABOVE JOhnsio"n bIluge
no definite information can ever be- obtained As
little will De learned % the hundreds that we're
bone swiftly down the COnemSugh only 70 bs
deposited hundreds OF miles below on The banks
aud ia the drittwOOd OF the raging ono, proba-
bly, one third of the dead viii never DO re-
covered, and A. win take a ! 81 OF the missing
10 enable even q close estimate 20 be made OF
the number Of bodies that were seen noatng in
he river In the brief hour hat THIS estimate
eau never be accurate IL understood when II Is
remom Dered that Ia many instances mat whclo
families aud AL their relatives we're swept away
aud found a common grave beneath the wild
waste of waters. Tho total destruction OF tho
city leaves no data 10 even demonstrate that the
names OF these uniOrtuu6tcs ever ioupd place
on the pages Of eternity's history.
"Au Indications point 10 the TACT tnat inc
death list will reach over 1900 names, and in my
opiuiOn tho missing Will reach 5000 IN num-
bers declared General Hastings tonight At
present there are said % be 2.2OJ recovered
bodies The greai difficulty experienced m get
ting correct list Is the great number OF
morgues. There Is 40 central bureau Of infOrma-
ton and 20 communicate with the different dead
houses is tho work Of hours. Journey from
he PennsYlyaulR railroad mOrs1e 70 one IN The
Fourth Ward schOol-honse In JohnstoWn Occu-
pies 80 least one hour This reuders II impossi-
bic 70 reach all OF them In one day, particularly
ss some % the morgues are situated at points
Inaccessible from Johnstown. AZ O'Clock In
the evening 5l3 bodies had been recovered al
the Cambria depository for c0rpsos.
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The City's SANITARY Condition.

JACKSONVILLE. FLA. June 2-Dr. J. L. Posey,
OF the Marine-Hospital Service. recently selected
by the state Board OF Health to make a sanitary
inspection OF Jacksonville. In his report 20 Dr.
Hamilton, says; think Il would not be di1icult
10 mad many southern cities Of equal era and
population whose general sanitary condition
woald convey much less favorable impression
than does that OF this city.
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Trains East ano wost.

RALTfvOgE Nd. June 3.-Au through trains
befgeeu the Esst ana West UiI the Baltimore
aud Ohio railroad VIII leave tomorrow tues
drv) morning on regular schedule time. No
bri6 ges have been lost. and a careful e1amina-
ton OF the track shows no damage that Will IL
tcrlere with The safe movement Of trains.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-04
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET

BALrMoRg, June 3-Yirginia l0-l0s, ga
IS: do. 3's, GO, Baltimore and Ohio stock. 80
bid: Northern Central. q asked; Cincinnati,
Washington and Baltimore lsts, %; do. 2ds,
493g a5O: DC. Dds. 22a25; consolidated gas bonds
IA asked do. stock. A.
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nase-BaII Yesterday.

| Brooklyn: -
| Kansas City.................0 SO
| Br0oE yns...................l u u %
basel ts-Kaosas CITY, !; BroOklyns, 10. En-
rors-Kansas City, D.; BrooSyns, D. No bate
| RES given.
Washing'on-New York game postponed on
account OF rain.
Boston:
| Bostons. 0 2 9 $40
! pbuadelphias ...........0 / . 0 l. 6
! Bn.e-hlis-Bostons, II Philadelphia. Q. Err
| ror.-Bostons, 2: Philadelphia, 3. Batteries
! Radbourno. MADDEN, and Camel; Burlington
aud Clements.
galtimores .........s 0 J. 2
CtncinnAtis ............0 0 0 0 o. ?
Observation-Disclosures. 10 Cincinnsns, 4. Er-
| rors-Baltimores, Cincinnatis, o. Batteries
! Kiroy ana TATE Niau and Keenan,.
P SiiI ........O 0 OO1 900 o.
Indianapolis.....O 0 O. o
Observation-Disclosures 4: Indianapolis. = Err
! rors-Pittsburgns, 3; Indianapolis, :. Pitchers
Calvin and Boyle.
Charleston:
NharltstOnS. y
~
Base-hiis-Charlestons 10: Atlantas. l6 Err
rors-C harlestons. 4; Atlantis, 5. Batteries
stapla ton AMI Whaler; Ponder and Dave.
Chicago:
Chicacos. ........O ! 0 0 o 0 0 l.
Cleyelands......O 0 o. /
Base hits-ChicAgoes. o: Cleyelands, {. Er-
rors-Chicagos, .: Cioyelands, /. Batteries
Hudeponson and Somers; O'Brien and thinner.
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Seamcn ami riremen Strike.

TBvAnglo- American caoie % tho DisDatrh.l
LIVERPOOL. June 3.--The union sesmen and
nremcn have gone on a strike here Many YES
sells are unable % hire Cxperiaacei men. and
sre compelled TO ship art Gus and yokels as
nremen. The striker, grc usine every effort 70
prevent tho vessels from securing new men.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-04
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

JUNE 3, lSsl
There we're some scattering sales of brights
to-day, with some small lots Of wrappers. There
Is some speculation as to what the crop damaged
by floods may be, but the market Is not In the
least effected thereby.
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VseIeSsasa waterway.

:
ANEAPOIIs, Nd. Jure 3--Ihe report OF fres-
ident Gambriu. ~ tho Chesapeake aud ONO
canal. submitted to tho directors hare tod ay,
SAYS that it will take from t500,OD 10 si00o,)oO TO
repair the csnal, and 10 Is virtually gone a. q
waterway.