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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-12
CLERICAL CHANGES.
,onnNrs TRANSFERRED, ASSIGNED
OTHERS TAKING VACATIONS.
,td Of a soldiers Homc--fmportant
military Orders-Marriage of
Pretty Girl Graduate.
,sn..Inl telegram TO the pIspateA.l

r.,v,ep. \. c.. June Ii.--Rcv. Gilbert
-. Who for thirteen years has been
,...r n the Episcopal churches at War
,.n and vicinity. has resigned, and goes
Nov West. Fla, where he VIII take
.,-,e az n large church.
Rhop g. h Lyman, whose health Is inn
..-.l 'rn here to-day FOR Old Point.
,,r.,-ram states that Bishop Hargrovo
,rra,ntod Rev. h. A. Wills rs pastor
I'm. Methodist Episcopal church at New
-.+o succeed Rev. DR.. Mann, who died
,,'..ram announces that T.. f. Smith.
.it. S.fc. Minister so Siberia. Is on his
g.. lou. on vacation
HoNps RrTUnNrD.
.,.ral agent 81 the State Treasurer
.....l TODAY from Washington with
in bonds which were deposited
Secretary of the Interior 10 cover
... claimed on State bonds held for
linn rand The bonds are returned
..,ror with the recent decision of
Court
v.r. taken TO-DAY for the holding
..,. outdoor festival here in AID OF
.,hlerato soldiers Home. which
... O.. rtanlV be established here. IL
urt.f the auspices Of the Ladies'
Association.
SUMMER VACATIONS.
-.....-..ro i the Institution for the Deaf
aal Bind. m this city, ended to-
.r. fac ~ pupils left for their
The institution has two depart
... f0r each race. The health Of
..u, h1s been remarkably good.
. uir,nf need for more space, as
.. apartments are crowded. w. y.
been reelected principal for a
,. t.l.@ wars
q 4 -. . l.
CO... .rr.ituml and Mechanical College
progress. There are now fiity-twO
lhe college was opened last
ATTENTION, sofDfEKs.
,....I orders issued to-day from the
... Generals department note tho
....i tne letter Of the Sampson Light
Clinton. from "F' to a "
-mcut. and If the Wilson Light
fr... IF Wilson. from &c TO
.u and after july ist next all
...- of the State Guard will be re-
.. parade for duty. under orders
... state. 80 the State regulation uni
.i any company parading under
|-r~ 40 any other than the pre-
dress viii not bc recognized. This
.ant does not in the least affect
t.. e the troops to wear q corps
. tLr.r own selection ON occasions
Or ceremony not ordered By tho
cost for the Democratic iudiclal
-.. u thus district aud IN the vii
n district have greatly dcopcncd
r- that judges should not be
.. thr popular vote.
announcement OF -. Mary Female
'.i, city IS I'M progress. This
t..... tlrrr was very novel affair IN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-12
TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION.
A Big Days Work-A thousand Dollars
for ChattanoOgn's strikers.

for ChattanoOga's strikers.
ATLANTA, GA, June ll.-The international
Typographical Union to-day voted $1,000 TO the
Chattanooga strikers. The report OF the Com
rnitteo Of tho Whole on the proposed Homo was
discussed by sections and adopted, the only
change being In making the nsme " The Chilis-
Drexel Home for Union Printers" Tho wade
,eight-hour bill Was endorsed. Permission was
York cltv Of pressmen, feeders, and
other press-room employees. This was done
az the request Of Union No 6. Tho Finance
Committee reported S25.5O) on hand kesoluuons
LOOKING 10 a Worlds Typographical Congress at
Chicago in 1893 were adopted, and the delegates
from this body 20 tho American Federation OK
Labor were Instructor 20 forward the UNIVERSAL
Congress Of Workingmen nj Chicago In 1893
Resolutions urging thAt local unions b. more
careful In employing apprentices, and that they
shall be at least ft sen years Of age, were adopt
ell.
This afternoon tho delegates were given
barbecue at Stone Mountain
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-12
A Union Labor Party state Ticket
tRv telegraph 20 the Dlspatch.i

LrrTIR Rock, ARK, June 1.-THE Union Labor
marty OF Arkansas met in convention here yes
terday, and about thirty-six delegates were
present. representing thirty-three out OF seven
ty.aye counties Tho following state ticket was
nominated: Governor, y. Is. fizlerS secretary
Of state, j. NJ. Pitman; Auditor, o. >. Jones;
Treasurer. J. T. Andrews; Land Commissioner,
c. N. b. Cox Educator, T. NJ. c. Birmingham
Attorney GENERAL. I, p. Chambers and CON-
missioner Of Agriculture, G. b. Farmer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-12
LOUlSIANA'S LOTTERY.
A Proposition that the People Vote There
on Directly.
By telegraph to the DIspatch.l

rBy telegraph to the DIspatch.l
BATON RoUGr. La, June 11.-W. 4. Gran
dali. chairman of the Democratic state
Central Committee. last night wrote q let
ter TO State-Senator Foster. leader OF the
anti-lottery faction in the Legislature, sug-
cestirg as a means Of settling the lottery
question and avoiding discussions within
party ranks that the State Central Colai
mittee be convened within ten days ana
that they order primary elections through
out the State, at which white people only
will be allowed to participate; said cleo
ton 10 be held within thirty days, and II q
majority voting at the primaries favor sub
mission of the lottery amendments TO tho
people the Governor is to call a special SEES
Sion of the Legislature for that purpose
within thirty DAYS after said election. 1t
will, Of course, be understood that in order
10 carry out the above suggestion the CO.
operation of the Governor Will be neces-
sary. So,
The lottery amendment was introduced
in the House Monday. and YESTERDAY was
referred to a special committee WITHOUT
onpOsitiOn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-12

THE PARTISAN PATTERN HATS tina. were
marked SIS, SIS. SEQ, aud s25-you can buy
any OF them now for s..
TIE PARTISAN PATTERN HATS that were
marked anything loss than Sl2 you can buy
any Of them now for $3.50
just rhirty-two to select from, go don't you
think you can invest in elegant Hat at these
prices,
Again, every TRIMMED HAr--except White
Leghorns you SEQ we are candid Ia stating Just
what pieces are reducedl-hsve been marked 70
lust one half Of what hey cost us. You know We
often do these things "a an Advertisements anu
this time its a golden opportunity for you.
There are cheap ones and due ones. TOO.
Now comes the UNFRAMED HATS. We
have lots % Thorn. and some Of the shapes are
good aud some bad. We leave that for you TO
decide, however, and will sell ary of these Tor
ono half Of their original price, That means a
81 Hat for 3d. Isn't tho. deep cut for this sea-
soni
FLOWERS we are receiving every day. aud
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-12
Death of Major Meade Smith.


NORFOLK, Va. June 11.-MajOr A. Meade
Smith, a prominent member of the bar OF
Norfolk, who has been some time i'll, died
at $50 o'clock tonight at st. Vincent de
Pauls Hospital. He was originally from
Camnhell cnnntN in this State.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-12
CRUSHED UNDER A TENT.
Result of Sudden storm-A Number OF
Persons Injured.
[BY teleereph 10 ne DIspaleh.l

lbl ktAek olAA W NAAS H'Fl@SN-''
JACKSONVILLE, Ill, June 1.-Two thousand
neople wero in a tent Just south Of jacksonville
listening TO a concert this afternoon. whom a
storm suddenly sprung up and tho toni blew
OYER on the crowd. A scene Of mad confusion
ensued. the poles and heavy canvas crushin ;
many 70 tho ground. Quite number OF per-
cons were Injured, those most seriously being
Mrs ~ II. Musgrave, wife OF the pastor ~ Grace
Methodist Episcopal church, injured about tho
spine. aud Miss Anderson, Of ChaVln, skull frsc-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-12

COTTON REPORT
Market nrm.
QUOTATIONS.
MIDDLrsd, llHc
Low AIDDLrE0, i0&c.
GOOD ORDINARY, loo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-12

Postmasters appointed Tor Nirginia: =.
Murphy. Amsterdam, Botetourt county
rice J. w. Minck, resigned; X. j.. Hughes,
Mountain Road, Halifax county. rice ). \.
Rane. removed: G. &. Marshall. Shiloh,
King George county. rice I. j. Payne, re-
signed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-12
A steamer Crashes into Lighthouse.
Especial telegram TO the Dispstch.l

RkLEI0u. N. c., June IA special from
Newberne says: The steamer Eaglet, on her
way from Elizabeth City 20 Newbcrne. ran
into the 'Longshore lighthouse in Pnmlico
sound. No lives were lost. One side of
the steamers wheelhouse was almost torn
of, and the lighthouse was damaged 20
the amount Of SOS OF $50. There was a
very strong tide, and the steamer crashed
into the lighthouse DESPITE the efforts Of
the pilot 10 keep her oil.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-12
THE CITY OF ROME"
The Damages She Sustained More Serious
Than at First Supposed.

Try Anglo.American oabIe 70 tho DIspatch.I
LIVERPOOL, June 1.-The damage sustained
BY the Anchor-Line steamer city OF Rome, which
struck Fnstnot Rock last sunday morning while
bouud from New \ Ork for this port, was much
moro serious than at first supposed. fur1her
examination reveals hole twenty foet long IN
the plates covering her foiopeak- IL VIII occupy
a much longer tmo than at 1rst reporter 10
make tho necessary repairs upon the steamer.
Experts who have examined the huh OF tue YES
sol declare that the prompt closing OF the siding
door in the bu,khead separating tho toreieaA
from the adjacent compartment alone prevent
al tho ateaurr from instantly sinking after she
struck. The PROV is torn away for distance OF
twenty feet from the keel. the damage extending
lgterally the same distance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-12
WAKE-FOREST COLLEGE.
o.. un1n's Addrcss-Degrces Conferred
llrmarv to BE Built-Graduntes.

d.. un1u's Addrcss-Degrces Conferred
t.lrmary to BE Built--Graduntes.
special telegram 10 the Dispa,ch.l
WlrI.1IsI COLLEGE. June 1.-The
r..ueut exercises OF Wake-f crest
... Jas attracted a great many peO-
Hr.- party came from Raleigh
N.ram. oxford. Henderson. Frank
f-tr ttr.il. IOUlsburg, and other near
b tr- we've well represented. Among
~. ..,rm-hed visitors were Governor
} . "..r Finger. State Superintendent
/ U Instruction: Colonel Holiday,
-, ID tho State Agricultural Col
S.t. Auditor Sanderhn; Edward
l. 81 smith. chairman of the State
.. Executive Committees Rev.
O Dixon. Of New York Associate
.t.. Davis. ,t the supreme Court: Rev.
.-H. S.. Iaa5um. of Richmond, Va.
I spacious Wlngate-Momorial Hall
r..u.i tI,j. 1le students cover two
-l lu nuuh.rI are a hne-lOoklng
t.l "a young mon.
rH. iIXoN's ADDRESS.
Ihc event ot the cav was the annual adj
r... before fn. rfaluailug class by Key.
Thomas g.. DIXON or " l0m Dixon, rs all
bore u,l-ht g. aal h.m ic s. one Of the
i.0.- il-tu-u graduates II the col
rr having Won nearly aA tle houorS II
could give. HIs recent career no New
li. has 1y'n him what may Boz aptly
i-r q o. I.'-. IIi reputation.
I.. subject of Nir. DNou's address was
'IN- Restless Masses and the style as
g.. Poi. t.r words Wa- peculiarly bis own.
- personality is very striking. lie has
g. .i ..- tlue 10 New York and other
g.' cites ia observing the underlying
...t W..ol makes the masses reck-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-12

and the recent heavy depreciation. I'm
values has had the effect OF driving LA VA a
70 tho wall. The announcement ceu ,vas
break in the articles in which the hrih no
interested. especially in pork, when INT INT
mentarily dropped to sl1.75 per barrel 'N'
aOOn raliiad
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-12
COLUMBUS STRIKE.
Another Unsuccessful Attempt 10 hu"
Cars-The situation Threatening
fRv telegraph 70 the Dispstch.l


r3y telegraph to the Dispstch.l
CoruwBus. O.. June 1.-THE Consoh-
dated Street Railway Company made an
otber effort To start its cars tins morning,
and the results and scenes enacted were
similar TO those of Monday. The cars hau
nroceeded but few squares wheh 'hou-
sands had gathered and the, tracks were
biocked with stones and rubbish. one Oh
he new employees was driven of 10y threats
If arrest for receiving money undeT Ialso
,,retences. He had been bought on by the
sstrikers. Women took a big hand IN STOP
s;n1 the cars. The Mayor was present
III inJ ordered the arrest of two citizens VINO
, SnT blocking the tracks. The situation
w SSes threatening, but no one was injured
M emnloyGs AZ some of the leading man
,,foStories closed down and turned out as
e u,oD "a they learned that the cars were 20
I be started, their object being to aid IN, ,ls
s,r,Sers The Mayor Is preparing hss
and Getting ready TO call meeting OIL
ieadine citizens 20 consider the threaVen,
100 situation. The company, insists on
nreotection from the police, and the mayor
pia;ms that the police force 10 lnadequan,9,
80 he task. The Mayor states that ne VIII
eSk for military If the matter goes on.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-12
SUDDEN DEATH.
Mr.. Dugar Took Walk and Died In Half
an Hour-Asthma the Cause.

TFItCIdI INItkTHIH 70 VI" TI5VHt-IIsI
PETERsBURG, June 11.-Mr. B. +. Dugar,
a well-known citizen Of this city, died very
suddenly az his residence on Lombard
street this evening. Deceased was about
sixty years old and had been sick with the
asthma for some time. He went out for
walk this morning, and on his return home
complained of feeling worse than usual
and died in about half an hour. He was a
gallant Confederate soldier and for num-
Der Of years was member of the police
corps. lie leaves d wife and several chill
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-12
CXcInne,s Work.

RLOONGSGTOs. ILL, June ll.-Specials give
particulars 81 q cyclone which swept Dewitt
county between II O'Clock aud noon to-day. A
schoo-houso near BrKheck was demohshei
vhile the school WAS In session. Five children
we're injured. Of whom IL Is feared two will die.
AT Wapella. Ill, the Central depot and Meth
odist church wero wrecked. A man named
House. living noGr that town, was fatally hurt.
Trees Rnd telegraph poles were smashed IN GIL
dircrtions. A barn on Mrs. Abbotts farm. nsar
Wapella. was demolished and three horses were
killed Considerable damage was done at
Waynesyille and Clinton. The storm moved
northwest to southeast IN a pathway about hAii
mile wide.
RESIDENCES TORN TO PIEcEs.
WAPELLA, Iowa, June 1.-THE cyclone last
night destroyed the fairgrounds exhibition hall
and tore 10 pieces the residences OF Mrs BigEs,
8 Bryany, ami o. w. Ives. All the inmates Of
the three houses were Injured moro or less,
though none fatally.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-12
THETOWER,
JULIUS SYCLE & SON. PrOprieiOrS.
A GREAT WHITE GOODS SALE
BALANCE or THIS WEEK At THE TOWER.

We have Just received about ten cases o. white
goods Of ali grades ana siyle from the commoL-
oct plain Muslin % the bandsoDlest kmb'oider-
ed Null We have one case u plain White Lawn
which wo are going 10 soil at a.. and one case Of
fine white Victoria Lawn at64c.. and QUO case of
very lne India Linen, regular price &c, 70 %
sold this week az i2zc.; % pieces OF besuuful
Plated Muslin az 64c Our stock OF Sheck"o,
Plaid, and Striped Muslins was never as CON-
plete as now. We have IS pieces OF these mas
goods, which are cheap at 25c., but We nave
marked them NJ l5c. for this week.
! case Of good Check Muslin 3&c.;
Beautiful Swiss Embroidery for Chiicrsns
Dresses f0c.;
Our Hemsutchei Swiss Embroidery si7oc. would
DO cheap stfl;
lot Of very nus Figured Mulls ti2<c. worth 200
The largest and best selected lot OF rhaliies IN
the city &c., sc, and i0c. The i2Ac. kind
are fun yard vide and lovely patterns
silk nitts i5c.; All-silk windsor Ties g4e. Mo
hons away below tho regular prices. Imita-
tion China Silks for fancy work IKE.
Good szitsens such Sold for lzac and isc. 70
be sold at sSc.; no short ends
A full and complete ino OF Oentlcniens y noer-
woAr iron the thinnsst Ganze 10 the me
Feather. Weight Al-Lambs Wool
Ladies' Frsuch Ribbed Vests 5hc:
Mems Plain Linen Bosom shirts Al 32c, thsfegu-
lar SOC. Kind: Pieated Bosom shirts go.
The best line n oontienens Night hobos 70 DO
found anywhere Ia tho city from eoc 70 ~;
Beautiful shepherds Plaid Oiughams sSc.:
Csssimeres, Linens, aid Co;ionades for boys
and mems pants from i0c up:
Ladies' White Dressing sscquss, Whito Null
Waists, neatly nimmed in Swiss aud Ham
burg Edges:
Ladies' White shirt Bo-ofns, standing or turn
down Collars, q. IN, and SOC. each.
You can aud anything you need In tho Dry
Goods lioe at THE TOWER and 81 prices which
Won can positively rely upon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-12
Mean temperature. ...............s
NEW WORK STOCK MARKET.

NEw YORK, June 1.-The stock market today
was for ihe greater portion OF the day Intensely
dun, an ! throughout it presented a reacuOnary
tone. With the result Of leaving prices an over
the liat materially lower than they were ihsb
evening. The causes OF the decline arc 70 %
found in a number OF direcnons; but TAO 'hlel
OF them are hammering OF tbs trading element
and the dulness which IL the result Of dtsincline-
ton OF tha bull leaders % further advance pflcoS
pending lnAl settlement OF silver Legislation, ~
being deemed inexpedicnt 10 invite heavy de-
cline should legislation fall through Ior mo
present session. London has been ana was TINS
morning q seller 81 stocks, owing 20 the AiFan'e
in money rates there. while sterling eXchange
here has risen % within a short distance OF inc
gOld-ex porting point, owing TO the scarcity OF
commercial bills, though loading BANKERS say
they have no fear OF an export OF Roid
this season. Tho opening OF the mer1et
was Influenced primarily by tho deciihe IN
London, and Chicago gas was sold down raplily
on Sic diricuty over the payment OF dividends
touching jlL against a last evening. Laier,
however, an arrangement was reported 70 nave
been made. and q recovery followed IN when the
regular Lat did not sympsthizo. The WIZARDS were
prominent for their weakness as were also the
Nanderbiits, but sugar, aftor decline or ~,
was held lrm, and its final loss IL comparatively
Insignificant Chicago was seller or the
Granger. and 81. Paul In particular, but the
transactions and fluctuations In the regular list,
outsi 10 81 few leaders, were confined 10 small
limits, although me downward movement, WINE
slow, WAS continuous, and in the last hour De-
came, II anything, moro pronounced ihc slo7o
WAS dull. but weak nj the lowest price OF me
day. Almost everything except Wheeling ana
Lake Brio IS lover. and Oregon Transcontnort
a i down % Mexican Central ~ Missouri
Pacific AMI Chicago Gas each II New England
and Louisville aud Nashville, each 10, ana
sugar. Lsrkawauns. Big -Four. At Paul, Wabash
preferred and Northern Pacific preferred, each
per cent Sales-Listed, Is 500 shares unlisted,
5000 shares.
Euentnq.-ENchanCe active and very strong nj
4sdks4s> Money easy At 3e6. Suo-Treasury
bslances-Coin, 1862. IS =, COO: currency, 6,At,0m
Governments dull but steady for 4's; per cents,
lg2 ex coupons. 1913 bid. cX. interest state bonds
pavlaffaf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-12
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK.

NEW YoRx. June ii.-Cotton easier; safes 10
bales; middling uplands. i2Ac orieaps,
u 7-l6c net receipts, 402 bales eA Js "
Great Britain, i,323 bales; stock, lo..aEo csies'
tive lower, and weak: No. 2 red, ssslc., In ele-
yator; options moro active, II asc; uorn on
Government report and The reported lais q. o..
the West closing weak No. cred, june. W. a., :
s Corn active and lower. closing sisadler No. 9.
sos sa0sc.. In elevator options less active, 80
&c down, and weak; June. s0s.c July, 49,.
August. 4l,fc.: September, 43c- CAS- uuit anu
weaker; options quiet and weaker ,ea.'
axe July, aye. August SEC. mixed "esE
ern. Sakc Hops firm and quiet Gouoorvbg y
tons closed easy. down. aud quiet; Jniy, n.,os
asiZ0s; August. tid s0a$i6sb; spot kiq aaii anu
nominal; fair csrsoes. SO susa-,nA,ns - :.
kcsauifussis. s6sssss s-lsaa.1c; rsnnsa NJ"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-12
PAT TlMORE STOCK MARKET

BLLSNoRE. Juno li.-yrRlnis consols. 81
Baltimore and Ohio stock. lOjsl07: Northern
Central, 70 Cincinnati, Washington and Balti-
more hrsts. l00alOiis DO. seconds, 67a15; con-
solidated gas bonds, n5h; do. stock, 53Aai3a.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-12
MlDDLESEX COUNTY FIRST

In the baltimore Market with Nc"
wheat-Quaiity Very Fair.
By telegraph to the Dispatchj
BALTIMORE. june first new wheat
reached this market to-day. II was a lot
of forty-nine bags, saw about 100 bushels,
Of the Fultz variety. and was shipped from m
Urbana, Mlddlesex county, Va. IL sold az
Sl.25. The condition and quality was very
fair considering the section from when ~
was shipped. The first wheat last year
was received June 10th and sold at Sl'oo'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-12

The Senate yesterday heard Messrs. Eustis
and Turpie In behalf Of the free coinage Of sill
yer. adopted the Joint resolution IN regard to the
export trade in cattle, and passed the bill pro
yidine for the inspection Of live cattle and beef
products intended for export 10 foreign coun-
iries. Tho House adopted the conference report
on tho Senate dependent-pensionb bill.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-12
RI sI,CCEED CARLISLE.

w. W. picker.on Nominated on the ~'""
W. Ballot.
rnv telegraph 70 the Dispatch'
csc,ssArr June di.A Ca 1aoa Of Grant rant
dispatch says dominated for Congress on
county, w ns,,at 10 succeed Carlisle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-12
Death of the Mayor of Salisbury, ". c.
Degree Conferred.


EoVVVI"' EVItKFaIh 70 mo DltpHt'hI
CHaRIoTTE. N. c., June ii.-Charles ID.
Crawford, MAYOR of Salisbury. died to-day
after brief illness. lie was about thirty
years of age and was exceedingly popular.
lie was elected mayor of Salisbury last
year without opposition.
DIR. LAIIMER, III. D.
The Board of Trustees of Davidson Col
lege Yesterday conferred the degree Of
LII ID. upon the Rev. J. T. Latimer. ID. d.,
OF Hampden-Sldnoy. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-12
HEAVY FAILURE.
Ono of tho Oldest of Chieago's houses
Goes to the Wall.

Goes to the Wall.
ff,y telegraph 10 tho Dispaich.'
CHICAGO, June 1i.-Shortly before noon
the announcement was made on inc noaru
Of Trade that Robert Warren a Co.. ono
of tho oldest houses in tho wheat ana pro,
vision trade. had failed. The amount oi
liabilities is unknown, although tnoy are
supposed TO be quito heavy. Inc nin LIE
baen long on both wheat and PROVISIONS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-12
YOU WANT MILLINERY,

but you think you cannot buy it now at tho
reduced prices chich usually take effect after
JuIH Well, ce commence our reductions USht
from today We rant to gre all the ladies wao
Leare the city June 10Th chance they don't
usually get. You know this is our first season M
Millinery, and IRE haUent any old stock to sell
off, so If anybody tells you MEYERS is only
marking dorm old styles you can deny it, ind
here's the ray we are marking this Millinery
do1cn. It's Wonderfut reductions, but every word
of it is true-cODae and see If it isn't: