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euiL whsat dun and stronger; Ma sred. 1He
IN elevator: options fsifiy scssve: 10 -
Juna &s<c. July. sssic. August ~. cop
aaics ard r1 No si..iss ~ . :,.,s' sa.s on
axe. Oats stronger; options nrmsr; June:
3sssa F: July, 53fsc.: No. fspot A4e35tc mica
western. 3ss321se. HOPS aaiet spd nrm. co1os-
july, siGDatf7; August. rs sosiis7si s1os re
dull snd steady; fair cargoes, 1)c. Reef SrnA
Beef-harns strong. Dried beef fFD. Cbt-nsst
quiet and weak pictied bellies, 5s5,kc. Aindies
quiet. Lard stronger but quiet. western steam,
$40; city. $40; options. July, ts.2s; Ags1si,
s64a suggN-Raw 1rIDer aud sctive fair no
inning, is-i0c. .ccntxifugsls. 9tcst-Se 70
fined oyersoid and nominal soiasssz-Nes DO
easy; refined, 2. d.. couon-sesi on dall. kosin
sfeaiy TurpentiDs stcsiy at s7aD%c PORK
dull Freights weak; cotton. i-isi bid; grain.
lad. askod.
BALTIMORE
BaLrrwosy, June a--co;ton nominal: mid-
ding, l2he. Flour dull. Whest-southsrn
cxc: steamer No. .. red. as ssse Western
nrm: No winter rcd. SPOT, @tsSe.; Sunss
s9xso0c. July, sisgihc.; Ansust. sissl 70. sep
tember. 81 &c. bsd. Corn--Sou,aern nfm: white.
s Cd. spot, q ssisc: ssne. tSSs,ic.: July, ioss
Ale. August iAsrkc-: Septsnosr. the. ga
steamer 3saSsAc. Oats stesdy. unpsel.
southern and Pennsyivania. sias5e do. western,
.
No. white. Sc. aye very quief; cnoioe, sss
e5c. prime, 6ls6er. good TO fair, Sof0c. iisy
steady: prime 10 cho.ce timothy, tfzaDaiiI FRO
visions unchanged. Neas-pork-oid. $40. nes.
$3.50. Bulk-mears loossl--snouli err, bsc {;
ioug-clear and clear-rib sidee. oAc,; susar.
picked shoulders, 6kc.; susar-cured Smokes
shoulders. nc. Hsms-smail, iiasi1<e. Lard
Renned, 1&c. crude. essssc. Butter ntn ou'
unchanged creamery, fancy, itc; do far 70
choice, i9ai3c. DO. Imitation. loalic.; lafie,
fancy, 9sl0.. DO, good 10 chotec. 'A-'.; roils'
fine, 49,. do fair b good. ssr. grass, saioc.
Eggs stoady Ike Coffee quiet: Mo csrsos&
fair, 29c.; No. :. Bkc. sugar strong. granu.
iaSed. sSl6a6'ic Copper stes5y; rcdned.
sLaI4hc. Nhiskey firm ~ a. u. frctehts q
Liverpool per steamer quiet; cotton. co.. -four.
les 3D.; graiu, iSd. Cork. for orders. ss.6i.
ssles-Wbeai, 1900 bushels; cora, 1900 ei-a'
els.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, June 5.-cash--Flour dun and IN
changed. NO sprinR and 10. 2 ROD wheat Sa
s9lHc No corn, Ae No oats, usir Sc
Mess-pork, sara lard. sA9lat5.s2s. short
rib sides. 1904 shouliers, s. i0ssb-sl short
clear. S. t1ss550. Whisky. ti.09
The leading futures ranged - touoSsi
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EASTERN ASYLUM.
Regular Meeting of the Board Oh n,r''-
tors-Routine Business Transacted
..,onsso,a ~ the Richmond Dispatchl


,ors-Routine Business Transacted
recommendation OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
WILLIAMSBURG, Va, June 8. 1890;
The reenlar monthly meeting OF the Ex-
oo,t,ye Committee of the Eastern Asylum
J;ractors was held here to-day. The gen
lnrnen present were Colonel Taylor. OK
Norfolk. Captain McCracken. oil fpede-
r;ctshnfs and Judge Richardson, OF men-
,nond' After a good deal OF routine pusl-
asss had been disposed Of the gehsienInen
tnr sorae time discussed the proposed pla Ii
co. co. an INCREASED water supply for the in e
i,t; an 10 be used solely in case OF nre,
~ eoa Tor which was appropriated py sIo
80 Ieeislsture. The meeting was au-
; ;a1, without reaching anything dehhi'0
VI a, John Munford, native OF our Iy Ma1,
Int now leading businessman 2, INV sw
Dri.ans was here during the Week ai'ei M
shsence OF twenty-one years. p,..,od
svSenssin John A. Coke, OF nichnonutt
with Mrs. and the Misses w,lnapi ~ ,b he
Tnsland were here yesterday taxing Ln .n -
s;ah. of The old burg. This visitors aa n,nn;
shs;, stay were the guests OF My - rs,
W susJ ~. Mrs. Williams Is the VIE 2. LAP
ts,n ~ g. Williams, OF ths 5iisi'sn asp''
now s.atioued IN Madras, India W.
INV osa't't''f"- -
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THE CHARreR-FAcTORy.
Now IL Is the Government Oficiai Invest
ment Company.


Correspondence Of tho Richmond Dispstch-l
ALEXANDRIA, June 5, 1890.
The charter-mill is at work again. Judge
Keith Norton. Of the Corporation court,
to-day granted charter of incorporation
to the Government Official Investment
Company The purpose for which the
company il formed il TO buy and sell real
estate in the District of Columbia, Vir-
GINA. and Maryland. The capital stock OF
this company ia $4,000, divided into 5000
shares Of $50 each. It's principal once IL
on Fairfax street, and James Il. Cation,
Esq. is its attorney. IL can hold l,Vo0
in Virginia and Maryland. The officers are
4. o. St. Clair, president; Nehemiah Down
ham, vice-president; Daniels. Z. kiel. sec
retary. and W. 2. Cooley, treasurer-~ali OF
Washington. ID G.. This company pays
tax of sos into the State Treasury.
AN rcE-FAcToRY.
A number of enterprIsing citizens, men,
bers of the Board of Trade. held meeting
Yesterday and discussed the adyisebility of
establishing an ice-manufactOry here. IL
was decided to organize a stock company
with cash capital Of Sl5 900 for the purpose.
Cameron-run water, said to DO the purest
in the State, will be used in making the
ice. The charter will be obtained ~ soon
~ possible, anu lne cObupel9 VIII NC Vi s"H-
lied.
JUNE MARRIAGE.
Mr.. John d. Hooe. Of this city, and Miss
Nav Herbert, daughter Of Colonel Arthur
Herbert. of Fairfax county. were married
Yesterday in the chapel Of the Theological
Seminary, about three miles west of this
city. Rev. DIR. Norton. of st. Pauls Pro-
testant Episcopal church of this city, per-
formed the ceremony in the presence OF
number Of friends of the contracting par
ties. After the ceremony reception was
held Mt the residence of the brides father
and later Mr.. and Mrs. Hooe left on bridal
! tour to Europe.
SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATES.
Professor K. l.. Came, principal of st.
| Johns Academy, received the returns
/ from the University local examination held
| here in April last. The following are the
successful candidates: W. seaton Belt.
Prince George county, Md; Horace l..
/ Friedenwald, Baltimore; G. A. Rogers,
| Frederick county, Md. jesse +. Rohr, A.
/ J.. Payne. G.. II. OCOnnor, and W. +.
/ Burns. Washington; :. b. Moore. Fairfax
/ county; James j. Powers. Trinidad. Cuba,
and T. Z. Voglegesaug. Alexandra. The
| first named are students from st. Johns
! Academy and the last is a pupil of Wash
! ington public school. This is the first
/ time that all the candidates who took the
examination passed and most of them in
! the honor class.
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STATE FlREMEN.
Grand Procession OF tho state Association
In Alexandria.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch
ALEXANDRIA, VA. June .. 1890.
The Richmond Fire Department IS repre-
sented here by Messrs. William Hayes, ).
Il. RATIO. William Trexler. 4. II. Wirner.
A. G. Logon. and A. j. Henly. Ihey
arrived here Yesterday evening, by way OF
Baltimore. and Immediately after register
ing IN the convention hall went over 70
Washington 10 see the sights. They de-
sire 10 return thanks through the columns
of the Dispatch to Mr. Sol. Haas and ON
GERS OF the lines he represents ior .b .nr
favors and Kindness shown them on thslr
trip here: Ex-Fire-C Commissioner Ihonp-
son, of Washington. attended the con'en-
tion last night and was received with ap-
plause.
Since an early hour this morning tue
streets OF Alexandria have been nlleu WITH
firs'nen making preparations for tins Ine,f :
strangers stranger came in e. a', w;snsss il and were
amply repaid for their trouble, for never
did the IRE ladies show to better sdvah-
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e Auditor Of Public Accounts has fur
if.'l lion. John h. Massey, Superinten-
A, o.. schools. with a statement showing
-' 'a'rc ls iu the Treasury SS9, 1919 TO
we ffol,t Of the literary fund. ms
money has accumulated during seven
af' The interest on which amounts 20
'',-I.sl goes tO.the public schools.
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THE EPlSCOPALIkNS.
I Second Day of the Diocesan Council OF
West Virginia.
SPECIAL Telegram to the DIspa,ch.l

CHARLESTON. w. Va. june 5.-Ihe second
day of the Diocesan Council of the Eplsco-
pal Church was opened this morning. The
bishop appointed the usual committees
and read his annual address. The. only
matter of public interest considered was
the proposed changes in the Prayer-Book.
The matter was discussed and referred to a
special committee. The attendance IS not
large. but the sessions are lively and in
tercsting. A reception was given the Coun-
Gil tonight at the rectory. They will re-
main in session the remainder Of the week.
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DAMAGED BY DYNAMITE.
La Grande Chartreuse the Object of Das-
tardly Outrage.

by Anglo-Ameriean cable TO the Dispatch-l
PARIS, June 5.-La Grande Chartreuse,
tbe lannon's monastery in the Department
of Isere. fourteen miles from GrenOble has
been much damaged by the explosion of a
quantity of dynamite The dastardly out
race was the work of design. and IS be-
heved to have been done by persons living
in the locality. who took that means OF
venting their anger at the failure Of an at,
tempt made by them to extort blackmail
from the monks in charge.
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BROKE HER MAIN BEARING.
The United States Steamer Petrol Again
Break Down and l. again Laid Up.

~ THI IUITT WI y 17I' I7I7F7'7'77'l'I
NoRroIg, Va. June 5.-The United states
steamer Petrol during her steam trial at
the dock TODAY broke her main bearing
and will sgan have to be laid up for re-
pairs. On her sea trial with the naval in
spectors six weeks ago the machinery
broke down and she has been laid up re-
pairing e,er since.
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The A. r. Hill Junior Camp.

PETERSBURG. Va, June 5.-The young
men OF this CITY met tonight at the court
house and organized q Sons Of Veterans
camp 10 be known rs the 4. p. Hill junior
Camp. X. W. Cameron. son of ex-Goyer-
nor w. T.. Cameron, was elected command
or. The camp starts out with q member
shin of scyenty-hve.
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Methodist Laymen,s Union.

~ sl3oofned meeting OF tbe Methodist Lay
80 elpn u hlchmond aud Manchester WIS
kaI tegtsnary eharch iaat night--Mr, john
t'h ~ The char aud Mr.. A. J. Gsry secro'
~, ~ committee eppoinied o. the iast meeting
u"l constitution and by-iews, which, sftei
g."son aud speDdment. were adopted.
NV VpDlecs VI TIE anion arc y 6dssnco ths
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slLrs REpORrED TO SECRETARY.
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

MfpDLrso, iii(c.
Low NiDoLfsg. l0Lc.
Coon 0RpIsAkf, lJc.
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BlLyrXoas June 5.-Virginia consols. 53A5i !:
do. i0-iJs. A; do 3s, 65%a6sa: Baltimore and
ohio stock. lO3ai05; Northern Central, 70a7l !:
S3L.
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DEATHS.

FULLER-Died, at tho residence, 1913 Park
avenue. june 5tb. ~ 80 O'clock +. NJ, MERRILL
c. FULLER, IN the foriy-tourth year of his age.
Funeral will take place from centenary church
THIS Friday, AFTERNOON at . O'Clock.
Friends end scqualntsaces are Invited % at
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. juno 3, 1881

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. juno 3, 1890.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAr.--620 bushels.
cOKS.-a,6O0 bushels
0Ars.-2,D0C bushels
SALES REPoRrED TO SECRETARY.
WHEkT.--Longoerry, ~ bushels very good al
qOc. Mixed. COO bushels good on private terms.
CoRS.--White, 100 bushels common oil pri-
vate terms.
FLOUR
weano,s: Ffss. s250sylTJ; saperfna e. 5a
ss2c; extra. sl50sSl75 fsnuy, sssSA5o. psssns
fanny. country. ts.f5xSAzo
corroS kEPonE
Market nrm-
eUoyArtosA
MfDDLIs1, Ike.
Low NIDoLfsg. l0Ac.
Coon 0RBIsAkf, lJc.
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MARINE ISTELLIoEsCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. Juss ., iss9

FORT OF RICHMOND. JUsE 5, io}1
ARRTygn
steamer Toichoster, Truitt, Norfolk, morchaa.
disc and passenRers.
Steamship Ashland, Tunniil, Phiiadelphia,
merchandise and passengers j. W. hccafrick.
agent.
Schooner Edward Lsmeyer, Besls, Rockland.
lime, r. Wendenburg
SAILED.
Schooner Archer Reeves, Parker. Philadelphia,
railroad tics vessel, Gurus & Pnrkor.
Schooner r. &. Smith, Miller, bridgeport. pig
iron and hickory logs; vessel, Curtis a Parker.
schooner Edwin Jarrett, haDorn Island. mer-
chandise,
POkT OF NEWPORT NEWS, VA, JUSS 5, $500
by Teegraphl
ARRIVED.
Steamship Orion, Boston. % load coal
Steamship Roanoke. New YORK, and Aailed Tor
New YORK, merchandise.
PORr OF WEST POINT, JUSs 5, isl
iBy Telegraph
ARRIVED.
Steamship Baltimore, Bennett. Baltimore,
general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Richmond Janney, New YORK,
general cargo
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CLOSING EXERCISES
OF the Military Academy and Collegiate
Institute, suffolk.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l

Suffolk, Va, June 5.-The closing exer-
cises of tho Suffolk Military Academy at
Town Hall last night were attended by a
large audience. The contest for speakers
medals was the principal part of the eve
ning's entertainment. The decision of the
Judges was as follows: First declaimer, b.
Il. Campbell; second, j. A. Lampson first
orator, Henry Ely; second, Il. n. Harvey.
The medals were presented TO the success
ful Young gentlemen 10y Rev. t. III. Camp
bell. Each Of the other contestants were
presented with book 10y Professor King.
Rev. J. +. Twtty presented the follow
inc medals: r. II. Harvey, tactics; T; j.
Mann, penmanship; A. j. Hall, mathe-
MATES; b. b. Campbell, Latin.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-06

Keep your liver active and thus ward Of
disease. Take simmons Liver Regulator
in time.
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MARxers By rELeoaAsn.


Nsv YoRK. 5uns A--Cotton easy; aalsA ios
beIss uplspds. ~ S-lee.; 0rieAns, hke not
receipts, 90 bales: expefH " Gre9t Dri14in,
s,2Sa bales STOCK. cAfH nsisA 3eu<AseA 1euf
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THE SPORTING WORLD.
Yesterdays Events on Race-Track and
Diamond Field.

NEW YORK, June morris Psrk.-First
race-dye furlongs-Dr. Ilasbrouk won; Xii
rue second, Prcakness Lass third. Time, i:02
Second rsce-one mile and I've furlOngs-Iara-
gon won: Eleye second, Barrister third. Time,
2:5iI
La Tosca second, sallio McClelland third.
Fourth race-one mile and furlong-Gloam-
ing won Druitess second. Tulla Blackburn
third. Time 1851.
Fiith race-seyon furlongs-Torchlight won
Folsom second, Pagan third. Time, i:EE.
sixth race-six fErlonfs-Daisy Woodruff won !;
Belle OF Aantura (colO second. lsgo third Time'
ia
LAToSTA RACES.
CTNcrsYArI June 5.-Rsin in morning caused
a muddy. holding track at Lat0nia to-day.
First race-mile and sixteenth-Crawfish won;
DYER second, Bonaletta third. Time, l:5lh,
Second race-One mile-Germanic won Little
Prince second, silver LaEe third. Time, lal.
Third race-mile and quartet-Princess Bow
ling won Wary second. Time, 2l7 Only two
starters.
won Riley second, Good-By third. Time. 2:00A
Fifth race--four and one halt iurongs-Jeane-
rate won: MarmOTa second, sorceress third.
Time, 5S&.
Baseball.
Philadelphia Ueague): Philadelphia, 0; base
hits. Il: orr0rs 3. BrOokyns. B; base-hits, o;
errors. !. Batteries-LOvetta aud Slattugs; Gloa-
son and Clements
Philadelphia (Brotherhoof): Phlaielphias, (;
base-hits 10; errors, 2. Bost0ns. . base-his.
! X: errors s. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Milegan;
Radbourn, Kelly, and Swett-
Cleveland. o.: Rain postponed the Buffalo,
Cleveland lirotherhood) and ChicagO-Cleyeland
/ Ueaguel games.
Cincinnati Pittsburghs, !; base-hits, 4; err
/ rors, 3 Cincinuatis. .: base-hit-, II. errors 3.
| Batteries-Rhnes and Harrington; schmitt and
Berger.
New York ueague): New Yorks, 9; base-hts,
10; errors G. Bostons, 10; base-hits, Il: errors,
! Q. Batteries-Welsh and Buckley; Nichols and
/ and Bennett.
| New YORK (3rOtherhoodD: New Yorks. II base-
| hits, I2; errors. l.. BroOklyns, 81 base-hts, 10;
errors, 1. Batteries-Ewing and Ewing; Muir
| ply and Daily
Syracuse-twelve innings: Stare, 2: bsse-hits.
II: errors 2 Athletics, 3 base-hits, 10; errors.
/ D Batteries-Casoy and Ohourke; Mcmahon
and Robinson.
Columbus: Toledos, s. base-hits. Q errors. ..
/ Columbus, 3 base-hits, Z; errors. O. batteries
| Widner and OiCOnOr: Smith and Vandyke.
Brooklyn; BrOokynA o; base-hits, o errors,
I /. ROchesiers. 5: base-hits, o errors,4 Bat
/ teries-MattlmOre and BOwee; Barr and Nc
! CURE
LOUISVILLE Louisvilles. 3; base-hits, 6; errors,
! T. 81. Louis, 9; base-hits, II; errors, B. Bat
teries-Meakin and Ryan; Ramsey and Mum
New York (3rotherhcod): Chicagos, O; base-
hits, 49, errors, <. Pittsburgh-, u; base-hits.
Is: errors, /. bstteries-Dwyer aud Boyle; Gal
win md Quinn.
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Defamation Contest,
Personals and Brief.

Tho contest for tho Woods modal take place
mo chapel OF Richmond College this evening at
800 o'clock.
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vron sasl dull and stupidyou are oiiiou Is
and need TOME 1sAe '
Regulators.
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beats THEM ALL

BEATS THEM ALL
ONLY ONE DOLLAR HOUND TRIP.
NOTING LOsf FROM BUst>f>>
LAST GRAND EXCURSION ON fhg rOL-
CHssrkk
SATURDAY MIGHT, JusS z. iss.
10 Old POINT and NokFOih n, 90 We ssoeens
and spacious steamer gOLSHksfkk
ONLY si.s0 TO VIRGINIA bGAch
MOONLIGHT on fhE JAMES.
Look a. this schedule; Leaves hichmoni SAT-
urday night june IN. 81 ~ o'cioct sharp Ar.
rt,os Al Old Point st A. a. and >ortolk ~ Y A.
N. Leaves Norfolk sunday u 40 Y. n. spd oid
Point al ADP. N. Arriyst ~ tkhwond ~ ir.&
o'clock sunday night fiokets siso gosd 6, re-
tarn me following TUESDAY. June t0<b- Auple
time sunday o. vis, Virginia beach. ocesa
View, Hampson. sskdsors Hone, A.. fsdspsi
saloon reserved fcr 'hew exclusively. f~Eape
mea,s and rvfrusamsnss % seeauer foicheaJse.
Bea,s theIn ali. WHO RAIN On sdiSk
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT COMPANY
10 t-sOd
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10 ExsggfsD Al saE DisrArvA salsR
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OTHER MEDALS.

Judge W. J. Kilby presented the Adel-
phian Literary Society medals as follows
ID. ID. Britt, first declaimer; b. b. Camp
hell. second declaimer: II. Q. Crumpler,
first orator; Henry Ely, second orator.
Professor King gave two special medals
and presented them in person, one 10 CllI-
ford Beamon for excellent penmanshIp.
and the other TO b. b. Campbell for excel
lence in Greek.
A feature OF the evening not on the pro-
gramme was an imprOmptu speech by Mr..
r.. G. Crumpler IN response to calls from
his fellow-cadets and other friends. his
remarks were highly complimented by ms
hearers.
The cadet who makes the best yearly
average on all his studies combined Is en-
titled 10 free tuition IN all English studies
for the eusuing session. This honorable
distinction was this year won by j. wood
lev Daughtrey, son of MIR. Albert b. Daugh-
trey, of Suffolk.
TIE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.
The final exercises of the Suffolk Cole
giate Institute also occurred last night. -.
At the conclusion OF the musical and lit
erary programme Rev. w. W. Staley pre-
sented the following medals; On reading,
TO Miss Diana Kilby; for essay, to MISS
Gussie Benton; on defamation, to w. L.
Kilby; on oratory and on mathematics,
and for the best debater, to II. II. Peel on
Latin, TO Miss Ada Parker; on music' 10
Miss Pearl West.
The day pupils of Nansemond Seminary
are giving an entertainment tonight at
| the school building on Bank street; To-
morrow night the boarding pupils Will rem
der an interesting programme.
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tage than they did to-day despite the eA'
IRENE heat
ruy PARADE.

me fAhtbEs
The procession formed on Washing.1n,
and King streets and was made up OF 'no
local and visiting fire organizations 81
foot, with the officials of the Fire DepaIS
ment and city government in carriages'
All along the line of march the Windows
and streets were crowded with ladies, wn9
welcomed the visitors with the waving Oh
handkerchiefs and clapping of hands. ,,,.
In the line were the old Friendship lg
Company (the company that Genera,,
Washington was member of. IN rsu
shirts and white helmets, 35 strong; the
Hydraulion Fire Company. blue shirts ana
white helmets, GO strong; Relief HOOK
and-Ladder Company, so strong, wniIe
shirts and white fre-hats; Colum bia FIRE
Company, 16O strong. red shirts and green
ire-hats Call of this city; the Junior hose
Company of Roanoke. IS strong. IN -ed
shirts and black fire-bats (this company
drew a hose-carriage); Hope Hose Com;
pany of Berkeley, 80 strong, red shirts ana ana
black fre-hats: and the Charlottesyiiie
Fire Department. 40 strong. red shirts anu
black fire-hats.
The extreme heat Of the days degrees
in the shade-caused large numbero OF the
paraders TO fall out before the end OF the
line was reached.
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BANoUETTD.

Tonight the visitors with the members
of the press and city officials were ban
Quoted In the Braddock House by the
local fremen. About three hundred invl-
tations we're issued and good time had.
Tomorrow afternoon the visitors Will oes
taken on a pilgrimage to the tomb OF
Washington at Mt. Vernon on the new
steamer Charles McAllister. The visitors
seem TO be having a good time in visiting
the various places of interest here and IN
WASHINGTON
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RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

THURSDAY. June 3. 1890.
sALYs-FRsr BOAsD.-2O0 Virginia new 3's. re-
gistered, al 6SS.
CLOSING ruots,Ions &c tns STOCK Exchange
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1911
EAST MAIN STREET,
RICHMOND. VA.
90 S-it'l
EXCURSIONS. Ae.

EXCURSION TO PETERSBUR0i
~ MONDAY, june 3, 1879.
~ THE
LADIES' AID SOCIETY OF TRINITY CHURCH.
UNWILLING OF MONUMENT TO THE coz.
fEoERAfR DkAD.
GRAFTON BY CoLosEt w. GORDON hccABk
FARE BOUND TRIP 70 CENTS.
Leave Richmond $50 A. ~. returning. iaavs
Petersburg a. I'D Y. ~ 70 5et
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We don't consider we've right to talk any
thing but .faets In our announcements. This
stock that would wobble around IN q tsa-cup
doesn't strike US as good policy-nor fair 10 yos
You're not to DO blamed for wanting the big
gest dollars worth your money can buy II we
can't give 1t to you We wouldn't be the least bit
SURPRISED 10 have you try elsewhere.
Come carly II you want the irst selection
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FINANCIAL.
NEW YORK, BAL TlMoRE, AND RICH
MoND STOCK EXCHANGES.
Grain. Provisions. Cotton. Tobacco, Tur-
pentine, Rosin. Tar, and
Peanut Markets.

Weather Indications
fBy telegraph 10 the Dispatcn.l
- WASHINGTON. d. C.. June a--Fcrccest
H.. for Virginia. fair woathcr. followed BY
IfllH ,showers, slightly cooler. soutncriy winds,
lcooler Saturday.
- For North Carolina, fair weather. fol-
lowed by showers, stationary tsmpera-
ture except slightly cooler la tho western por-
ton, sontherly winds cooter saturday.
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CINCINNATI,

CTscIsNATI. June a--fiour easier Wheat
quiet: No. red, VIZ Corn stronger No
mixed, 3lEa36c. Data stronger, ~. mixed,
MAYA. Pork easy 80 siA7h Lard steady 81
ta.gh Buk-meats and bacon nrm. Whlskoy
steady at fl.09.
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All $3.50 Suits reduced TO $3.50.
All 800 Suits reduced 70 fa9o.
Allsa75 Suits reduced to $3.50.
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aRW NnnK cnrrnH rtIrIIn,A

Nav YoRE, June Met receipts, mono. gross
receipts. 8,.35. baioA Futures closed easy on
noar months and firm on distant months.
Sales, 800. 100 bales = june, siAiiasi2D; July.
sl2slaslg.2 70 August. tiAi0; September. tll.s.
SlI2s: October, Si0.7Sai05a; November, fl0.sy
al069; December fil5salAj9; January, slO.ois
flO,G2; February, SO. 66aflON.