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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-13
MoRLp,s-FAla STOCKHOLDERS.
Remarkable Meeting and Unauimity o
Purpose-Chango Of Name.
nBy telegraph TO the Dspa,ch.

CHICAGO, June I2.--In striking contrast VIII
fhe mobilize gathering OF the thousands o
World--Tair stockholders assembled at theii
o-st pectipg .oms weeks ago was tho second
meeting which took place his afternoon. Tue
oreparauons we're made with elaborate partl-
ton. OF roped walks and tho Ike for another Vss'
crowd, but by actual count the number ~ person.
Who presented themselves Tor admission was
cractlv ia Tho l95 held the proxies Of the alb
sent thousands. The number Oh shares Fotel
vas 393,5s. Absolute uuanlmiiy WAS shown ~
favor of the proposition 70 double tue capacity
AZ the stock. making t0,al Of ten million dolart
ig.taad Of Iye million. The vote on the change
~ the nauls from The Worlds Exposition ol
i,92 ~ 10 - Tho Worlds Columbian Exposition
Yns 3ll.1H ayes. IA nays.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-13

visited Corey. Pa, yesterday Afternoon. near
Connerick. while ranning sowing
sn open door. was 80 badly shocked p5 ,i.s inst
that her body turned purple, and she h~ VAS
struck and HE sxyesr.oId daughter fatal, , ~
Jared &. N. Chide,tar. operator a. VIC "a me
nurgh and Erie freight Office, was throw ,,,Snef.
floor aud tho instrument in his onco u5srr-
Amos heath's house was struck ana oa .rs. we're
aged. Many telegraph and telephone wires "''
CON pIetely melted IN two.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-13
POLITICAL CONVENTIONS.
Governor BurIelch Renominatcd in Maine
Congressional Nominations
by telegraph to the DispGtch.l

AUGUSTA, Me-. Juno 12-Chairmsn Manley' OIL
tho state Committee, called tho Republican
state Convention TO order at II \. NJ. to-uhy'
I2lO delegate--an unusually large NJ ~ ',
nm on year-bcinc present. After the hahlh-
inf the committees. AitOr1cy-Gcnoral g r. Lls
teGrld moved that q vernon bIiioiEh w ~
nominated bv reclamation. ana ne was 70 ~,
nominated. The convention then ad!oufAoA N''
Up. W.. a., cl,,,-
When tho convention reassomoled tho Con'
mittec on Resolutions reported a PLATFORM "h'cn
was adopted. ,.s .,.oo.t,
Governor Burleirn thon made briet speech
% o.esrfanco and received p perfect ovation.
After an address by h. b. Cloves Oh ForuHn1'
the convention Gdlourned ,.-..,,.,I
natoI Million for Congress. Reed. Dnglcy'
ana Boutelle have all been ronominhleL
BASKHEAD RgNoMNA1Ep.
BIRNIECHAH, Ala. Juno l2-lhe Demo ,,lIs,N
convention u the sixth cOug1ossionhl dleulc'
mot At Jasper to-day. 1t was very harnoniou
and renouiunled j. II. HGnEheai, pTesent Ia,
cumbenf, ~ d vote Of 80 10 81 Tor x. >. Love- o'
this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-13
BASEBALL.
The Result of Yesterdays Games thu
Country over.

ihy Telegraph 10 inc DlhphlSu.l
wAsHIsGros. June ls-Base-bau postponed
on account Of rain as follows kochester-Syra-
cuse at Rochester, Brooklyn at Net
York. Philadelphia Boston League) az Boston,
Pittsburgh Buffalo (BrOiherhcod) az Buffalo
Phnadelphia-B Boston tBrotherhoodl AZ Boston.
Cincinnati (Lesgue); Seven innings rain
Cleveland, 0: bRse-hits, I: errors, g. Cincii'
natis, &; base-hits 10; errors, !. Batteries
Rhines and Harrington ; Boatin and thinner.
Louisville: LOuisVilles. base-hits. o: error,
g. Toledo 0; base-hits. @ errors, & Batteries
Stratton aud Ryan Heay and Welch.
Chicago UeRgue) ChicagOs. IS; base-hiia,
errors, l. Iittsburghs, 3 base-hits, 10 errors, !
Battories-nutchinson and kittridge; Schm 2
and Decker.
Brooklyn league, Brooklyns, 70, base-hii
II: err0rs, 2. New YOrks, @ base-hits, Z errof
\ Batteries-LoVett ami Bushong; Rusie at1
Buckley.
Brooklyn tBrotherhoodl Brooklyns, S: ba Q
hits, 0: errors. 4. New Yorks, Z base-hiis y,
errors, !. Batteries--van Haltren and Kinslcs
Crane and Vaughn.
Cleveland tBrotheThoOd): Cl9Velands, 3: b6se
hits, ~: errors, :. Chicagos, Il: base-hlts, u;
errors s. BRitories-O Brien and Sutcl.-b
Barston, Baldwin. ana Farrell
ST. Louis: Columbus, IS; 0ase-hits. o. errrs
?. 81. Louis, g. base-hits, 10; errors. &. lst-
teries-Easton and OCOnnor; ChGmoerlin Id
MunyAn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-13
short CabIeCrams.

Nine thousand miners are now on sriAe 10 'ne
81. Eiienne district, France
Tas Relchstag yesterday adopted gram y
5000 mares on account OF EasI Aries Wina.noIs
advocated the formation OF an instiihIioh ~ WI
many TO train missionaries for Africa
The Government at ST. Petersburg Las receives
Information leading 70 the better ua1 NO '
movement on the life Of tho Gear % coh"in'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-13
JAMES r. MCDONALD.
Death of an Aged Scotchman and He
spocted Adopted Citizen.

Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.l
CHARLOTTE, y. c, June l2.--James r. Melon
aid, ono Of the Oldest citizens OF Long-Creek
township, died at his homo, about eight miles
from Charlotte, Wednesday night, Of dysenierJ.
Mr. Mcdonald was native OF Scotland, having
been born AZ Argyleshire. He came to America
in 1915, and has since been a faithful clhLen oi
bis adopted country. He WAS brave Cohleae.
rate soldier. and was "A member Of tho Fifth
North Carolina cavalry. His wife and two chill
dren survive him. Mr. Mcdonald was seventy
nine years Of age. he was loved and respected
by his neighbOrs
me North Carolina Music Festival begins here
tomorrow, and will continue until Salurdsy
night There will DO chorus OF about w
voices from North Carolina cities and towns ana
seyen great soloists. largo nuinner OF NislOrS
arc now in the city for the occasion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-13
Mean temperature.. ........"........sl
nrw vOax STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK. June l2-Tho stock market show
ed no Improvement ia its volume or business %
day but marked change In temper-ron
weakness % strength occurred, and white inc
upward movement At no time amounted 20
boom there was alter the first few minutes a
steady appreciation Of values, which, "a apite
Of tie material opening declines, hsd the erect
" leaving everything on the list fractionHliy
higher, with here and there material edvance.
no cables sent 20 London last night we're, Il
seems, all II a pesstInistc tonor az iAr
"a the prospects OF nnsI agreenee ,
ami that created hearish fesling Ia
American securities there, which, eugnontoi 10y
the failure Of Spectator Ia America causea
marked decline IN London hgures from the hg,
ures Of last evening. The bears were preparen
10 take advantage IS thie ststs OF affairs snd
vigorous attack was made upon certain stocks al
the opening which, IN sympathy win LONDON,
was down from = AZ per cen- generaAy. OresV"
| Tranaconuncntal WAS specially weas IN tho ab-
sence OF It's supporters anf it WAS further han-
| merod down % 4IS against isAs last evening"
| Tho low prices brought on good ouyinG imHeci-
| ately. however. and the recovery Was RAPID anu
| complete. News from the Host Was OF most
reaasurng nature, and leading western ralrosd
officials gave 70 as their opinion that resnie-
| ton Of rates WAS tmminent mo report
| about the detection OF the Grand trunk
was officially denied sni Could Was out win
| most bulish interview. All this aided IN
creating a more hopeful feeling. The prospect
/ OF a 1nal agreement on the silver OH was
| deemed favorable and the upward movement
| mado steady though stow progress Throughout
| the day, with Chicago gas and other speclal'ier
| leading. Richmond and West Point, headlrg,
| and Jersey Central were all higher ana more
| active the first named especially on the general
| impression that the recent Baltimore ana ONO
| deal was In the interest Of that ROAD or OF lts
| controllers. Tho upward movement became more
pronounced toward the close Oh the covering OF
short contracts put ont earlier Ia the day aud NJ
| the close was more actlYo and decidedly srche
| az the best prices Of the day. The nnal changes
| with but few exceptions are advances. ana ~nll.
| rnost of them are fractions Richmond and Wee'
| Point and Jersey Arc up X, Chicago gas -
| and sugsr per cent Saies-Listod, ht,VOO au
| unlisted N.00l shares
Ercninc.-EXchsnge quiet and strong az l,oa
4sss Nopey easy ne 3sls: closing offered at
| Sub Treasury bslancos-COln, ti63'Al,VW' cur
rency, g., cor Governments duli tut siesdy ioi
as per cents, IN: ex. coupons. 10. BID, e1 IN
| tereat Efafo honda duh hut lrm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-13
SILL THE TARIFF BILL.
The RruubIican Senators Finish Their
Preliminary Consideration Thereof
by telegraph to tho DispaichI

W,sHI~Gros, June l2-At this mornings sos
zion Of tho Republican members OF tho senate
Finance Committee thoy MASHED their prohm J.
nary consideration Of the provisions OF tho iari1
I'M Now. as ono OF them remarked, they VIII
20 back O. tho first Of tho bill ana begln 10 10
,ho mi work upon it-settlo the disputed
roi,ts which have boon heretofore passed. over
titpout action. Its possible tha1 this afternoon
Inc eugsr scho1ule. which was passed over
without discussion. Will DO taken up
G,,,r, IN interest," ia the silver dohate this
afternoon ,here WAS no meeting of the hepuD-
lican subcommittee.
senator Washburn proposed an amendment
10 the tariff bill to-day which was referred 20
~ S0r,rrittee on Finance. IL provides fer the
free importation until January ], 1872, OF all
machinery imported for tho purpose Of manu-.
farturing beet sugar with rebate % the duty paid
on such machinery imported since Jahuai! J.
1904
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-13
IN THE COOL.
The windiest Place in the Windy City for
the Exposition.
lBy telegraph to the Dispatch,

CHICAGO, June i2-The Times asserts that the
Worlds Fair Directors have practically decided
10 locate the exposition on the lake front. An
organized effort has been made, II SAYS. 10 clear
the lake front OF all Its bjectona able features BY
coming 20 a definite understanding with tho Ill
noIs Central railroad. ana that with this end 10
yIes all projects 90 far as tho site is concerned
have been left IN aeeysnco.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-13
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BkLYuMORs. June l2.-Yirginis consols. 52a
531, DO. lO-i0s. ~: Baltimore and Ohio stock.
iO4a alOjl, Northern Central, 7Oa1l; Cincinnati,
Washington an1 Baltimore nrsts, l0lal0l%; 30.
seconds, So; do. thirds, 80; consolidated gas
lnnda. llhn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-13
RnYkl ARCH MASONs.
The Grand Chapter of North Carolina
Royalty Entertained At Asheviile.

The Grand Chapter of NOrth Carolina
Royalty Entertained At Ashevillc.
Especial telegram 70 the Dispatch.l
AsugvllLE. n. C., June I2.-The Grand Chap
ter ROYAL Arch Masons Of North Carolina in
stalled is new officers Tho Committee on Ju-
risp prudence 10 whom was referred the question
Of the status OF Royal Arch Masons IN their
chapter who had lost membership In their
lodges, reported resolutions % sdopi the re-
COMMUNICATIONS Of the Grand High fflest 20 me
effect that n chapter could grant dcinlt 70
q member who had been excluded hy MS lols'
for ncn-pnyment Of dues. The report oil mo
committee was laid over until tho next meeting
Of the Grand Chapter
Norenoad city vas chosen es the next place
Of meeting, and the chapter adjourned 10 meet
again the second Tuesday IN June, la5I'
ATEMpLAR BANQUET.
The hauguot last night at tho Farmers ware
house rendered The Grand Chapter aud inc
Grand Commandery by The Chapter Masons and
knights Iompars Of his city, was very pIeH-
eaut affair The hall had been beautifully deco
rated by the ladies', and their presence gracod
the ocraeion. Tho Masonic omblemr 81 blue pur-
plc, scarlet, and white were hanging IN gfA.elui
folds across the han, ana above them was weayed
in Wild flowers on a background OF white the
legend welcome, Companions" Electric
lights enhanced the brillancy OF uniforms ana
costumes, and Huns Band discoursed IOVely
airs. The tables in the form OF crosse wore
laden with vlands and ornamonted with flowers.
Grand Commander Porter introduced lion. H..
A. Gudeer. who made the address OK welcome,
ana colonel T. :. Martin. OF Wilmington, replied.
At IL O'Clock the "Ofd Nor h state y was sung by
q chorus and the guests dispersed
FXCUETED AND DINED.
The Grand C0mmsndery Of Knights Tomplars
Of North Carolina convened this morning ~ $3.50
o'clock Tho visiting Knights were escorted
from BRttery-Park Hotel 20 the hall by Cyrene
Commandery, Of this city, preceded 10y u an
Rand The Grand Commandery adjourned at
1913 o'clock, and then the visiting knights aud
companions, IN charge Of Cyrene Commandery
mud Ashevlle Chapter, took a special tram to
Balsam summit, ana there they par'ook OF
frout-dinper. They returned late this afternoon,
stopping an hour and a half at Waynesyille
Whito Sulphur Springs. The Grand Com
InAnderY viii convene again tonight
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-13
THE TURF.
The Various Racing Events of Yesterday
Results In Brief
nv telegraph to The Dlspatch.l

by telegraph 20 the Dlspatch.l
NEW YORK, June l2-Norris Pnrk.-First
race-one mile and quarsr-Ccme 70 law
won; Woodburn second. Lysander third Iimc'
second race-one AMI three quarter miles
Tomb0y won; Philosophy second, EleYe thlr1'
Third race-six furlongs- Reckon won: DR..
Uasbrouck second, Hooilum third. Tlme'
Fourth race-one mile and n quarter-Bur-
Iing,on Won Judge Morrow second, Fadisha
tniri. Time, 2l3h. NJ, -
Fifh rare-nvs furlcnga-Fairy won; Blythe
second. Eclipse third. limo. l'Olh.
SIKH racr-One mile AMI a furlCng-Guy Gray
won. Cas,-Stocl second. Littlo John third. Time,
2O1
KANSAS CITY RACES.
KANSAS CITY. June i2-Fir-t race-hye fur
lougs-Ei. Leonard won: Wo0lmAn secoEI'
Floia r. third. Time. l:Oj 2-5.
second race-one milo-East Love won H.; Ame-
LA H. second, Morse third. Time, l:i5 -
Third raco-g mile and a Quaricr-Climax
won: Blue Veil second, Verge dor third. liine'
2.l3 3-5.
Fourth raco-six furlongs- heats-Consignee
won; Germaric second, Csstilian third. Tine,
III. second heat onsiguee woni Je-sie Nc
Farland second, Regardless thrd. ilme' liz
Fifth race--a mile ami siNth-OtO Won
Bettina second, Metal third Time, l:52.
ST. LOUIS RACES.
ST. Lours. June f2-First race-one mile and
seventy yards-Sold silver won: CastaWay Sc
coud, John Norris third. Time, Isl.
Second rare--sf. Louis FAR Oaks, ono mile aud
q half-Daisy f. won; Lulu i. second, Miss MAUI
third. Time, 2.i4&.
Third raco-sX furlorgs-Sister Linda won
Average second, Bramble Bush third. Time
1:l9
Fourth rRce--nine furlongs (starIers Glocknei
and Wahool-Glockner won. Time. 2
Fifth race--one mile-W OrEmate won Litti'
Crete second, Cecil y. third Time, l:4jil.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-13
smack of War.

nv AngIo-American cable 10 the pispalsh.l
re-. u.aug. June &--felegrams have been
w.sa,Sas here from Paranarido, Dutch Guiana,
announcing thai tho French have Occupied terri
terry on the Lava river, ths ownership OF WHICH
"a IA dispute DctweoE England ana rfanc@
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-13
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NzW YORK.

yxv YORK. June ia--Coston steady; sales q
na,es: uplands. ike. Orleans. i2.c.; not 70
eeints. I,49s bales: sxports 70 Great britsin,
3 IA bales to tho continent, IS stocss 81
tslea southern hour quiet AID heavy. Wnea.
duA and steady; No sred, VIC. optaeos mode
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-13
An Once Declined

lBy telegraph 20 the Dispaich.I
NEW YORK, June l2.-Coioncl Andrew y. Bard,
OF Brooklyn. to-day declined the posIuh-ter1hlp
- Brooriyn' which was rendered him ~ Presl-
dent Harrison iast week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-13

rtv ta,crrarn to -le Ui.rafch1
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10y ny lrnoLt' lAlhs si,,nf -. 49,. " tad Ia
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sr- ~ a.. l,,e.t,as ,,s vs. ne desired % state
b. vac lu's"'A no We '.'i,,,',eS coinage of
80 . ,...,stic,, ~ siiver ns Il was
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tfiei s,stes msde a perlnnlng Ia opening the
Cor o. unlimited oolnHge Of silver tAe ON
more al countries OF tho world would isilsw .hei,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-13
MARKET REPORTS,
ANpIN CONNECTION THsaEwITH THE
WEATHER INDICATIONS
NEW YORK AND RICHMOND srocKs
Daily Exports from Both Bosrds-Costons
Grain, Flour, and Other Quotations

uBy telegraph TO the Dispa.cn-l
- YlsmSoros. D. l.. Janei2-F~ecas'
LIAR for Virginia aud North Carolina. fair
-Jwesther except rain on coast; slightly
cooler: winds becoming westerly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-13
ALLIANCE DEMANDS.
FORMER REQUESTS OF NORTH CARO-
LIMA FARMeRs-NeW DEMANDS.
The Issue Made and VOW squarclT BEFORE
the Poopie-The Three Import
ant Measures.
fsnoc,nl tolnrrnm . thn plspat.h.l


RALsIau. \. c., Juno l2-LSsI year u was
stated ths. tho state Farmers AiAnhce ~ -
made f0me roqBosts % the LfRisaii ie iV tAn
creation Of a railway commission. INC cA'oyr'oI
81 the jurisdiction q magistrates, he pIuu ,9,
ton Of the holding OF free passes - any puoi'
oHlenls and tre prohibit % to II gitoi con-
wet iabOr 10 corporations Those r. we're
made At atDecting hero iu August 80 ~ -
glsiaturo did not need ihcn' me 1900
ciaian, go int now whrse ihrrn vas tct -.
hero u demand The STAT ANIME ~ ,',
session al Fayetteville IN lt-S nale voc n.tu"lA
aud th- wn0i8 matter went before lio au,-A'
liapcas FOR raiih a'ioD. There are -gi'e 49, VI
tho latter, a1G nearly al, n not ell ~ HioH' Gu
dOrsei H. tn9w becomes an 0lciAI ur,uAn1,
Tho issue u pat squarsly bf f1sc itc prppi' eu'i
the Legislature. Colonel J.. T.. loik t'll me li'.
year FOR tho DfsVa'ch tha. the rc1l.7i Oh $50
would become demands IN 1891.
HARMLESS IscUGAHLrs.
A number Of tho harmless incurahie Insane
are being cent q thoir homes from tho Norlh
Caroline insane nsylum. Tho refnovhi. 1Ie no"
going on. THIS IL iu accorIquce With The recent
decision % The Bocrd Of Dnoc.oFs' Room Is
badly needed a. tho asylum.
This year tho state Association 81 County
Superintendent viii moot June "a Al more
head Chy
POOR WHEAT CROP.
A report made today % the Agricultural De-
partmout siates thsl many 81 the farmers OF
Chatham have finished Harvesting fhcir Wtoht. IL
was not worth cutting. All declare mat 10 j. mo
poorest whoat crop ever known. IN ho'ne Mons
the yield was not "A much az was eowiL "a Nneet
1, on" q The chief products ~ Chathhm mo iail-
ure 81 tho crops is a vary serious 'algmiiY.
A special states that q severe Winl-storm
swopt over parts 81 Richmond ana hooeson
c0uniios- ]. wrecked Reuben St0marts saw
mill near AaXtOu.
OLD TIM fOrRTU.
n has been definitely decided % hnve an
elaborate celebration o. July 4th hero with IRE
works ia moore square. no Marion Light In
fentry. Of south Carolina, has applied Tor per
mission 20 ontor this state and cncamp AZ South-
port
II IL learned to-day from some politicians who
are we'll informed that beyond question hhr.d
Rowland viii bc Tenomiuatod for Congress ia tho
| Sixth district
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE
PoRr OF RIcHMoSD. JUSs ~. issA
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ABxIyHO.
Steamship Ashland, TgnDill. Philadelphia,
merchandise and passengers. J. W. AeSArfNs'
agent -. .,..r.- .-.,
disc AMI passengers
sehooner Manic saunders, Buii. New York,
Hight, 20 Curtis 4 Parker.
SAILED
Schooner Moonlight, Cranmer. Cisromoni 70
load pine woodtof New YORK
PORT OF WEST POINT, Jrss is, 1874
lBy Telegraph
AKRiysD.
Steamship City Of Atlanta (iilnl, Dole, ses
fsrs, ssssaai s saIs@ Bennett Baltimore,
general cargo.
Steamship Dsnville uiIh,. Biilups. Baltimore
s,eamshlp cny OF Atlanta, Dole. Newport
News, general cargo
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS, VA, Jrss u, issa
10y rolepsphl
sagfyxn
steamship City OF Atlanta. West Point. 90 load
| merch sndise.
scncoaer {. A. Briggs. Boston, to load coal
| sAiLyp.
Steamship Alliance uitha brazil. msfeAss.
1 disc.
stsamship Francisco, Liverpool, coales.
| steamship kAnswha, New York. COAL
Barges Corsica, Holicon, Marie, and SANGER
1 tea, New YORK