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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-04
SENSATIONAL REPORT.
Tho South Carolina Registration- and Flee
ton Laws Declared Unconstitutional.
fBy telegraph 70 the Dispatch.I

fBy telegraph 10 the Dispstch.l
WAsyINeroS. June 3.-The majority re-
mort in the case Of Miller Is. Elliott, from
The Seventh South Carolina district, was
submitted to the House Committee on
Elections this morning. The report Is
somewhat sensational ~ that az the very
beginning il declares that the entire South
Carolina registration and election laws are
unconstitutional. The basis for this de
claration, as stated IN the report, IS tuaV
the State law imposes number OF reslrlC-
tons upon the exercise OF the right OF SUI
frage which are IN conflict with the state
Constitution. Whereas the Constitution de-
priyes a person of tine right OF suffrage only
upon conviction of murder, felony, duei-
ling, or treason, the State lawprohiOlts the
exercise of the right of suffrage by per-
sons who were entitled TO register III 1921
and neglected to do so; Dy thoso NnO
moved into the State and neglected 10
register ut the first ensuing registration
and by those who sold their registration
certificates for valuable cohslueraiiOn.
The report says that NUMBER OF heSroTS s
have been compelled by poverty WINE
waiting the maturity Of the cotton crop 10
negotiate their certificates 10 traders
who Immediately send them to po-
litical Headquarters. with the result
that the negroes are permanently
DISTINGUISHED. After laying down this
proposition, the report proceeds 70
discuss the legal aspects Of elections from
the usual standpoint. and recItes the lac GU
that in certain precincts what amouhte9i 20
an educational test land therefore an ne
gal test) was imposed by lettering the pal
lot-boxes, which were separate III the cas-
of each Office, and that voters were Ge-
ceiyed by an intentional shifting OF the
boxes so that the judges of election were
able TO throw out all OF the ballots cast IA
the wrong boxes. The report says. sum
ming up, it is found that taking the posi-
ton most favorable to the sitting meno gs5
contestant Miller had majority OF 49, ~.
while II the law is strictly followed nls ~
majority will reach LAS. MIR. wilson, %
Missouri, will prepare the minority TO
mort
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-04
Protest Against tho Mckinley Bill.
ny telegraph TO the Dispatchl

PHILADELPHIA, June a-rhe business men I
meeting for the purpose Of protesting against
the passage OF the Mckinley tariff bill yss held
al the WalnNt-Street Theatre this afternoon
Alexander X. Mcclure presided and the list OF
Vice Dresiderts included the names OF msny
prominent businessmen Of Pbuadelphia- The
building ives crowded, the tobacco. tin-plate and
woOllen industries being largely represented
The speakers were Congressman McAdoo OF New
Jersey, Springer Of Illinois, Bynum OF Indiana
and Breckinridge Of Kentucky.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-04

March II, 1852. makes II q misdemeanor.p nr or
able BY a ine OF 500. for any supervs not
ennmerator 20 communicate 70 any psrson. .ioa
authorized 20 receive the samo any intof s,,,es
il n not, therefore, within the discretion ~ Or, 90
supervisors or enumerators 70 make pssined
give out any part Of tho information op's - m
local authorities. newspapers. aud indiyidua,''
In no case will the superintendent gram ~
mission 10 divulge any such information.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-04
ANOTHER WRECK.
Two Brekemcn Injured and Twenty Coal
Cars Smashed on the n. and w

Two Brekemcn Injured and Twenty Coal
Cars Smashed on the y. and w
Special telegram to the D,spatch.l
LYNcHBURG. June 3. -Another wreck oc-
CURED on the New-River division OF the
Norfolk and Western road yesterday after
noon. IN which twenty coal-cars were
broken 10 pieces and two colored brake
men were seriously injured. The cause of
the accident, it is said, was the breaking OF
an axle.
SET ASIDE.
Harry Summerville, one Of tho pick
pockets arrested here during the perform
ancr of Barnum's circus. was yesterday
tried and sentenced to five years in the
penltentiary. Judge Diggs to-day set the
verdict aside.
The Ladies' Memorial Association have
decided TO decorate the soldiers graves
here on Friday next. 9Th of June.
The relatives OF, the four young men who
were killed in the Thaxton disaster are
suing the Norfolk and Western road, and
thor suit will be brought 10 trial IN Ablng-
don tomorrow.
NEEDED HERE.
Two train-loads of splendid cattle pass
ed through her to-day from Southwest
crn Virginia for tho northern markets.
q. w. y. Hale. of Rocky Mount, will be
a candidate in tho Democratic Convention
in the Fifth district against Posey b. Les
ter for Congress.
The district convention of the Farmers
Alliance held q secret session here this af-
ternoon, but they decline TO give any in
formation as TO the object of the meeting
yet.
FEARS OF LYNCIiING.
The four Turkish peddlers who were
arrested here last night for robbing the
house Of James Gillian, in Amherst. were
identified this morning by Gilliam's wife
whom they knocked senseless. and they
were placed in jail 20 await the action OF
the Amherst authorities. 1t is thought
that If they are placed III jail at Amherst
Courthouse they will be lynched the first
night. The people are much wrought up
over the outrage.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-04
nAakErs az TELEGRAPH,


new YokE. June a--Cotton dull ssies today
$50 uales; uplands. fiHe. Orleans. ntc- nes
receipts, Lee bsioss exports 70 Great bf1taIn.
1854 bales 10 fyanco. s47 bsies STOCK. LASe
red, 95kabgxc. In elevator; options moderately
active sad nrm; No 2 red June. sbAc.; July,
pdSc. August Dtc. Corn fairly scslvs ana
9rm No = leke N elevasor options mear
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-04
ANNUAL CELEBRATION.
struck by the Pilot.

LYgcHBURG, VA, Juno 3-About $40 tonight
when tho PocshOntas train due hare AZ 800 left
Bufords tho pilot OF the locomotive Struck a
man who was ondesvorlug TO cross the track In
front OF the train. Both his legs were brok on and
his body badly cut aud bruised. His nsme could
not De learned. His injuries are considered &C.
rious and 10 ia thought he will die. ". was
placed at house az Bufords for medical tre at
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-04
Bonden & Jenkins Assignment

NEW YORK. June a-The assignment OF Bond
en- & Jenkins, stock brokers OF Wall street. who
suspended Yesterday, was died In court to-day.
OF Mont Clair, y. j., and Frank jenkins, Of
Boontown, \. J. The assignee Is n FIoy Clark.
the firm succeeded Comins, B0nden 4 Jenkins.
and lie assignment includes tbs property Of mat
firm. Preferences 70 tae amount OF $4,000 are
l.iu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-04
EDITORS AT THE CASE.
Tho Printers on Two Papers Strike for In
creased Iny.
fRr Telegraph TO tho pI.pstch.l

tBy telegraph TO the Dispstch.l
CHArrANooGA, June 3.-The printers on
the Tuacs and Ereing Necs walked out OF
both Offices to-day because a demand for
increased pay was refused. The editors,
reporters. and few friends are at the
cases tonight and the papers will be
ISSUED as usual but with short reading
matter. The printers were getting 1872
cents per thousand on the Times and
making from $50 TO S25 per week. They
demanded an increase 10 37l9 cents. Presi-
dent Plank, OF the International Typo
graphical Union. was here to-day and di $
countenanced the strike. but 1t took plaece,
nevertheless. The publishers say they will
have full force IL two or three days. 10
be supplied by the Printers Protective
Fraternity.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-04

The session OF tho Senate yesterday was de-
voted 10 ar -uments by Messrs. Pugh and Far
woll respectively. for and against the free coin
neo OF silver oil. The House discussed the
Alabama Standardization casa OF MeDunlie
O.. Turpin. tho decision OF which was deferred
after some telling points agAinet Republican In
Justice In such cases hal heen made by Judge
Crisp In a running fire OF debate.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-04
EFFECTS OF ASTORM.
Smoke-Stack Blown Down, Killing Two
Boys and InjurIng Others.

COUNCIL BLUFFS, Iowa, June IA special 10
the SoHparel from GlenwoOd, nfteen miles south
east OF here. gives news OF a disaster wrought 10
that city by great storm early this morning
At the state Institution for the feebie-minded
heavy smoke-stsck was blown over and tell upon
the roof Of the building, crushing II In. Two
BOYS were killed and six others badly injured.
Several other buildings were wrecked. The
storm was soon over but its effects were terrible.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-04
The Duke OF Orleans pardoned.

fl3y Angio-Amorican cable 20 the Dispatch.l
PAHis, June a.-President Carnos has par
dcned the Duke OF Orleans. who was sent TO
prison ID February iast Tor violating the iecrse
al exile issued against the members Of his FAINT
ly. The Duke Will DO conducted 10 the fronner
during the night
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-04
CAMPBElL-EOWLE.
"Appy Wedding Ina Alexandria--The
Ladies Reading Room Success

i'"'es Reading Room Success.
'1~'espoadsnce u .he Richmond Dispsich.I
n. ALEXANDRIA. June 8. 1870.
al's Ellen fowle. daughter Of X. Rollins
c.eie hsq.. Of Fairfax, aud Mr. William
a., ...ippel' Of ChaYlestown. w. Va, were
I,...eu IA marriage in ST. Paul's Protestant
sopsl church here. to-day at noon.
Gu plly al the hour appointed the bride
49,. w Tue middle aisle leaning on the
49, her brother. She Was met ut the
az Wy The groom and ushers.
T.. ts ceremony Was performed by Rev.
r., eAllace. u Pohick church, assisted by
49,. ~, .ho.iton, Of 1T. Psnl's. After the csre-
'' t1A nexu-lnarued couple LETT Tor al
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-04
THE OREGON ELECTION.

A Democratic Governor and Republican
Legislature.
PORTLAND, ORB. June 2-Horrmsn's tRepub-
lican, majority for Congress is estimated at from
GOO to s,OO0. Tho Republican state Central
Committee concede the recollection OF Penoyer
DemocraD for Governor by 5000 20 1000 ma
jorily. Both branches Of the Legislature are Re-
publican by large matorites.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-04
ANeGRO HOWL
About the Appointment of Democratic
Census Enumcrators.


Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
SCOTLAND NECK, N. c., June 3, 1880.
There is a loud complaint in this county
nv the colored people because III many IN
stances Democrats have been appointed
census enumeratOrs instead OF hepuOli-
cans. = A., r,1 &c
At the annual meeting of the Board OK OF
Justices of Halifax county yesterday 10Y
was appropriated to the Scotland NecK
Mounted RifiemeD 10 defray their expenses
10 the State epcampment.
Halifax county has made appropri 9tlons
within the past year for six Confederate
soliiers who are now old and iuhrm.
TIE NAV COMMISSIONERS.
Tho new Board of County Commissioners
alected Yesterday are A. A. White, Il. =.
Rritt' II. W. Brown, W. q. Daniel, and nj.
The report Of the county commissioners
20 the Board of Justices was. TO the euect
that taxes have not been collected closely
by reason Of the poor crops OF last year
mt the county Is now in fairly pros
porous condition. ,c;.t.a
The halls OF Saturday and Sunday nights
,veye destructive TO the crops IN some
sections.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-04
pAI TlMORE STOCK Market

BALTIMORE. June 3.-yirginia consols. 5la5i {;
do. 3s, S7HaGSH; Baltimore and ohio stock.
iOOk; Northern Central, aJE; consolidated gas
bonds, liSk; do. stoc6, 53ss.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-04

Aifei'y Tull-Drcss Marriage in Norfolk
Handsome Decorations.

Handsome Decorations.
Especial telegram 70 the Dlspatch.l
N.lI9lk. Va. June 3.-Dr. w. u. Mere
I.A { Tins city. and Miss Minnie Mullen,
gg',,-iier of MAJOR John Mullen, Of Nor
90 county, were united IN marriage at
-'t' church this afternoon. The nup-
49,, .s re solemnized by Rev. J. NJ. Mere
-, 80 u. d., Of stafford county. father OF
~ fie'm. The marriage was full-dress
anu the church was prettily deco
.'' lle newly-wcdded couple left on
Va Dllgoing steamer for Baltimore.
N'.'h banks (colored) WAS arrested
g.. 'o-nlght on a telegram from Peters
''s I'i house-breaking in that city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-04
NEW YORK COTTON FUTuR IS

WIILIs-GAITBER.-M In thiscity, on
June ~, by Rev. y. c. Clopton. Mr.. ALExAN-
DER WILLIS and Miss GEokGlE GATHER;
both Of HenricO county, Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-04

An excellent remedy for dyspepsia--Sim-
mons Liver Regulator &C. Masterson, She
zi6-pf BIB county. Ga.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-04
TIE cENsus-MEN

Cannot Give ANY Information Gsthersa ."
Their official Capacity.
fIsy telegraph TO the Dispsscn-i
WARRINGTON, June a-superirtcnden' roe'es
has received aisrge number Of inquiries az "
Whether the results Of the information op.a'nea
by ennmestors may be msdo public ~
sponse 70 these inquiries Mr.. Porter n-uay ~, .s
sued tho following order 70 each
aud supervisor i. the whole coupifyi - NJ
The- ihirssenta section Of the census =" "
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-04
THE OREGON ELECTION.
The Chances stin in Favor of PennoSer
(DemocraD
rev telegraph 20 the Dispa,ch.i

IBy teIoafapH 70 E"7 ~
PORTLAND, ORE, June S.,-hetnrhs n Ion
. .no 81 Herman (Republican) for Con-
tlon y assnred. The Governor is in doubt,
g 9Th the chances in favor of Pepno ,ysr
s MN ,rv the Republicans elect the
,,DswaiDder Of the State ticket and ms, ma
ier,tv in both branches Of the Legislature
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-04

Ifyou feel dull and stupid yon aae Ol hiyss
aud need y tonic. Take oi ~
Kagpiator.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-04
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE
TUESDAY, juno 3, 1890,
sALEs-FIRsr BoAAD.-i0 shares Petersburg
railroad stock at 70K. 10 shares do, at 10Y, 10
shares do. at7OK, 8 shares do. 81 7OH, shares
do OF TX.
SECOND BoARD.-l0 shares state Bank Of ylr-
ginia STOCK at l35.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-04
auged as follows


ST. LOUIS. June 2-Flour steady and I'M
changed. Wheat-No. rcd, cash, pjHc. july
cOsed al 93a,c asked August, s9fsc bid. Corn
No. cash, 3if.c. June, BE; july, &hc.; Au-
gust 32ssc. Osts-No 2, cash. gIitc. July, &c
August. 2jrsc. asked. Whisky steady AZ slOt
Provisions quiet and easy. Pork, slsafl2sh
Lard, 1913 Dry-sat meats (box0dl-shoulders,
a. gOafi %: longs. $50 ribs, fa55 shortclear'
sA4h Bacon-Shouldere, ta25: longs, ~ ioa
s. 80 ribs, fJ.73afj.s'S; shortcleor. 80 Natov@
CINCINNATI.
CrYcIsNAri. Juno a--Flour duh. Wheat
weaser: 40. 2 rcd, Gle Corn quiet: No. mix
ed, 9tka85c. Oats steady; NJ. naked, 2SSa
poe Pork barely steady AT gl215. Lard easier
AZ ga6h Bulk meats and bacon easier. Wits
key steady at Sl.09.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURs$
NEW YORK, Juna 3.--Net receipts. S1s bales;
gros. 1891 bales Futures closed weak on near
months and steady on distant months. Sales, d.
ron bales June, slG2lsSl2 -; July, So S6afl2sl
August fi9liafi212; September, SiLNatllss
October Ri0.7SaSl077; November, Sl0.5saslQ os;
December. -; January, SlO.oiasi0os' RED
ruary, el0GGaSi001.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET
JUNE market steady. Prime 0kc.;. extra
prime. SIC. fancy. &C.; common, 2aic.; iactorJ
hand-picked, 6sasAc
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET
JUNE market firm, receipts nominal; sale:
very light for want Of stock. Prime. 6fsc. extra
prime. &c. fancy. INC. hand-picked, ashc
| spanish. sLi5all.5O.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-04

Consfstories Convoked.
ROVE, June ga private consis,orv has been
conyoked for Juns I'D, and . public consisIory
fnr Iune nth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-04
MARKET REPORTS,
ANolN CONNIE TIoN THEREWTH THE
WEATHER INDICATIONS
NEW YORK AND RICHMOND STOCKS
Daily Reports from Both Boards-Coston'
Grain. Flour. aud Othsr Quotations.
Weather Indications.

Weather Indications.
tBy telegraph to the Dtspatch.1
- WASHINGTON. d. C.. June a-Forecsst
tfklR flor Virginia, fair weather. continued
-high temperature, southerly winds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-04
OVERLY AVENGED.
The Verdict Guiity and the Death Penalty
Pronounced.
Especial telegraph to the Dlspatc


Pronounced.
Especial telegraph to the Dispatch-l
BoYDroS, Va, June 3.-The trial of the
negro John Phillips for the murder OF Cap
tam Robert c. OVERLY commenced here IN
the Circuit Court before Judge I. ID. II.
win. On Saturday last he was brought
here from the Petersburg jail, where he
had been sent for safe confinement. he
was guarded by q detachment of twenty
FIVE men of the Petersburg GTays, Captain
Lassiter commanding.
A STRANGE SIGHT.
II was an unusual sight to see soldiers
uniformed and with mysticism band on the
courthouse square, and stranger still g
see them stationed in the very temple OF
iustice with bayonets fixed while the tria
was IN DrOgr8ss. The crowd IN attendance
was very large, the negro element pre-
dominating Philips was defended by A.
Sharp Lee, of this county. who was as
signed for the purpose by Judge Irwin
and the Commonwealth was represented
by Robert L. ThorD, the prosecuting attor
ney for the county. The argument was
concluded last night at IL o'clock and the
Jury adjourned over until this morning.
GUILTY OF MURDER.
The testimony was overwhelming anc
conclusive. The jury rendered a verdict
this morning of guilty of murder in the
first degree.
THE DEATH SENTENCE.
The Judge i'll most feeling manner
passed sentence upon him to be hanged OF
18th of August. He was remanded to the
custody of the Petersburg Grays 70 be
taken back TO the Petersburg jail anc
there confined until the day before the
execution, when ne will be brought bach
here to meet the Judgment Of the Court.
so INDIFFERENT AS TO sLEEP.
The prisoner listened TO his sentence
without the movement of "A muscle and ap
poared 10 be insensible 10 his fate. lie wa
asleep portion OF the time his trial wa
progressing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-04
A e & y N.
Election of Officers by the Chesapeake
Lodge-New Lite-Saying Inspector.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatchl

rCorrespondence Of the Richmond Dispatchl
OSANcocK, Va. June 2. 1890.
Chesapeake Lodge, A. I. d A, NJ. has
elected the following officers for the en-
su,pp Masonic wear: Frank p. Brent, wor-
shipful master l.. X. Doughty, senior war
den John W. Duncan. Junior warden; Il.
W. Gr1ton, treasurer: 4. ". Taylor, secre-
tary: Frank Nj. Boggs, senior deacon; John
= Scott. luniOr deacon; Il. A. Compton,
chaplain: Henry ID. Carmine, tiler; l. ".
Bagwell and Charles l.. Harmanson, stew
ards. This is the youngest Masonic lodge
ON the Eastern shore. but its members are
nearly all active and Jealous workers and
tase Great interest in the advancement OF
the order The membership Is being con-
stantly increased by some of the best ma
terial in this jurisdiction.
AocoMAC's QUERIKRs.
Fnumerators Of the census have been
appointed for the county OF Accomac rs
follows: George 5. West, Z. l.. bunting,
George G.. Ailworth, john L. Lewis, +. L.
Byrd. George w. Hope. and j. L. henney,
all OF them being Republicans:
Iiententant John +. Wild. inspector OF
the life-saying stations IN the fltth dls
trict. who has been stationed here Tor the
mast five years, has been assigned 10 duty
ON the United States cruiser Gallatln nj
Roston Mass. Lieutenant Wild II very
popular here and his removal Will be UNI;
versallv regretted. He Will be succeeded
here by Lieutenant Dunwoody, of the
limited States revenue marine service.
The annual sheep penning on Assateague
Island will take place June 4th, and the
occasion will be observed as holiday festi.
val by the islanders. hALLLAs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-04
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, June 3, 1880.
aAr.rs RrpoRTFD 10 sECRETAHY.


WHgAT.-LongDerry bOO bushels very Rood on
nr,va,e terms Mlxed, 10 bushels prime at 95c. I:
I'd bushels very good st y3c. Total sales OF
wheat, Oh bushels.
CoEs.-Mlxed. GO bushels very good on private
terms.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-04
M,Asas, CONFERENCE.
scale Agreed Upon. Giving an Advance -
Two aud Half Per Cent.
,s,ae,ai telegram 70 the Dispaieh'

wyvx,,so. w. Va. June s.-.A e come,
.n"a - ,n;rers and employersin the y neei-
inc district was held here to-day ann r sne
~ ,is wares ware. agreed upon spproxiina.in s sd
"a,',,n,,,,s a'ssle. The is ~ per cent au-
w .ancs "a About 5000 men are affected
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-04
EXCURSIONS. dc.

EXCURSIONS. &C.
REATs THEM ALL
ONLY ONE DOLLAR ROUND TRIP.
NO TINE LOST FEOM BUSINESS.
GRAND EXCURSION
SATURDAY NIGHT. JUNE :, 1890.
10 Old POINT and NORFOLK, on the elegant
and spacious steamer COLCHESTER
ONLY sI.S0 TO VIRGINIA BEACH
MOONLIGHT ON TIE JAMES.
Look at this schedule: Leaves Richmond Sat-
urday night June 7th, at 10 O'Clock sharp ar
riyos at Old Point at 8 A. N. and Norfolk az A.
NJ Leaves Norfolk sunday AZ i:sO j. n. and Old
Point al 5.3OP. II. Arrives AZ Richmond AZ I2.So
O'Clock sunday night Tickets also good 20 re-
turn the following IuesdsI; J.ns lgts. Ample ample
View Hampton, Soldiers Home, &c. Ladies'
saloon reserved for them exclusively. Elegant
meals and refreshments on steamer folchestef.
Beats them all. WE 90 RAIN OK shire.
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT COMPANY.
10 f-eod
EXCURsION TO PETERSBURG I
Ia MONDAY, JUsz 3, 1880.
BY IHs
LADIES AID SOCIETY OF TRINITY CHURCH.
UNWILLING OF MONUMENT TO TEE con-
FEOERATE DEAD.
GRAFTON By Colossal W. GORDON MccABg
FARE ROUND TRIP IS CENTS
Leave Richmond g50 A. NJ. returning. leave
Petersburg a. $50 T. ID 10 S-ot
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
MINIATURE ALMANAC. Jcss 4, 1894
sun risos........... 80 HOE TIDE
sun set. ...... 80 Morning. ...-...... s:5h
Moon rises. Sss Eysning........-... ess.
PORT OF RICHMOND. JUNE 3. $50
AnsIvsa
Steamer colchester, TRUTH, Norfolk, merchso-
disc and passengers
SAILED.
/ merchandiss and passengers. J. w. Mccarrics,
agent
pogT OF NEWPORT NEWS. VA. june = issa
gBy Telegra2h.i
ARRIVED.
steamship Crown, Charleston, coaied. SD
| sailed for New Castle.
sAnxn
steamship RobenIa, Copenhagen, cosisd
POET OF WEST POINT. Juss 9. issl
fBy Telegraph
AagiyEn
sesmsaip Baltimore. Bsnnesk Balstnors,
S Steamer Ein cisy. Kasoa. wailsrsoa. general
| cargo 49,
! MEMORANDA.
INV Yosx. Jsns a--AFrived; Hadsr. nrsnen
In Boarsosns. hsws tossrdueA 0ssssA ssd
Arris.a out, cs.Itorals. x.y Yea. o. Hsa-
bufsi xsrssssfas hsw xef@ - s'nHeeN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-04
OFFICERS OF THE COMPANY.
yAn9s y. DIXIE. President
JOHN PoPE,firss vios-Prsssdsna
wtLMAn s. KIxBALL, sscosd vicsPrssk
dsns
W. II. BursxR. Secretary.
CHARLES g. RNRRY. Treasures.
srEPaEs LITTLE, coasr0,iss.
DIRECTORS.

LEWIS GfSTBR. Richmond. Va
JOHN POPS. Rsckmoad Va
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