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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-03
LOVED The SAME GIRL.
An Old Fashioned Duel Down In Old
Kalntuck.

Kaintuck.
IoUIsyILLE, KY, June AIT lO:i0 O'Clock last
night St Louis cemetery, DARK and gloomy, was
,,e scene OF the lrst duel fought In Kentucky
,sr many a long year. The participants In tho
flair OF honor we're Thomas Oyorby, an sdYer-
Using agent, who has been here only few
months, and Charles Sanders, arayelling- man
.or an Evansville und.1 clothing house. sanders
vas engaged 20 oa married 10 Mss hmms Hehor,
. handsome young lady OF E'ahs'lne, VINO - -
sov waiting In this city. Upon coming here 10 SOC
Inc Young lady Sanders discovered that OVefoy
had supplanted him in her affections. A quar-
rel was followed by q hight, IN Nhlch Shnuols
was worsted. The men atterwara met 6t we
Alexander Hotel and resumed their diincuty
and fuAlly decided 10 settle the ahair ACCORDING
10 tho code. overly was represented bY
Frank Lattrall. young man VINO IVES I ~ c III
disnappolis. while travelling ian rom ION I'm
ctnnAti named Thomas acted 80 second TOT sen-
ders Accompanied by medicsl sIuoeh.
named James White, VINO acted As surgeon, ana
A reporter OF the COurier-.J0ifrnat the party So
cured carriages aud drove To -. LOUIS seIneseIy
in the suburbs Tho principals took lhsir po-
sitions. armed with S2-caltbre Smith & Wesson
reyoivers, twenty PAGES apart. -. ..,
Twas too dark - see the men PLAINLY eAcePs
az a close distance, but they DON uinpiasou
great cO0lness, The seconds took thelr respec-
tive positions after arranging that tIo nIlns
should begin when three had psen Souu s sse.
lone, two, three :" As the last hulhper ""a
called by the physician, who dld inc Soun.ink !, =
blaze Of lre dashed from the mukhles OF ooIn
pistols Before one could see whether or nor
either man was wounded more reports Ials
cut and Sanders staggered up " lhe eoinps'ons },
near him aud supported himself ~ US COW COW
side. Dr. White hastily examiner lin Az
found thai one bullet had psnetTaled hi9 1lsn'
breast near the tcyoi the shoulder, .hile ~.
other had made a slight nesh-wounn III nls .e,,
arm lie had dred two shots. while oyeroy sa "
fred throe The mans wounds we're aIs'sou y, ~
quickly as possible. and he was placed ~ nls
carriage and carried to New Albany, lnd-' nno'
he took the fret train for his home u E,an lr
vile. The other participants IN the huair INV
all left the city. sanders's wounds are n0s s'H'
affared fatal
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DEATHS.

DAvIs.-Died. Monday, June %. 81 s;i5 p. NJ,
LUCY BURTON. ipfant daughter of walter !.
aud Linda X. Davis.
Funeral from her parents residence, No. x.s
east Grace street ,TnIS DAY at o'ciock y. n.
Friends VIII attend without further notlee.
HiLL.-Diss. June q. at ii:,0 o'clock A. n,
FREDERICK ". HILL. youngest enid OF y. We
and Eysiene Hill aged nine nonthH
Another little lamb has gone
TO dwell with HIN Who gave;
Another little darling baDo
Is sbolferod Ia tho grssa
God needed one moro angel chile
Amidst TITS shining band,
And 40 Ho bont With loving smile
And eIasped cur dsriings hand.
The little crib Is empty nos.
The little clothes laid BY;
A mothers hope, tanners JOY.
In deaths cold arms DOH Ito.
Go. LITTLE pilgrim, 10 ny homo
GA yondsr biidsful shore:
We uiss thee here, but soon Viii come
Where thou hsst gone bofoso.
Funeral will take place from his fishers rect.
ssnce, 1907 baldwin street, THIS nuesssJl ~.
TRRNoos al O'Clock. Prisais ssd scqasint
anees srs Invited 10 stteDd.
baltimore papers viii please eopy.
RANE-pled, after . long aud paintsi ninssA
81 IL O'CLOCK NJ, Juas II, A. te! residence No
ISL, east Msin street. MIRA Nthf hA>k, vtdou
0, Thomss Kane, In tho sisiy-nfss yssr Of he's
She was native Of County Cork, ireland, snd
for fh,rsy-iive years q rtsidon; Of lbis ci,y.
Tier funeral viii tzke plss ffosn 81 fAsrtck'o
ehur,.h is WEDNESDAY. June tth. Ase a. n. viii
Requlsm nigh Mas Friends sed scqasins-
ancss o. tho family arc respectfully iavi'sd -
attend "
uTLgY. pied. sunday roralas. yuas I, isah
~ ia daughters resiseuca In Nsscheettr
THOMAS '. uTLsy, IN NE ssssasysieossn ysas
y laisrnsps to P0whaisa eosssy yvps ~
WHfrLock.--Dis1. juno 4 10. q II r ~
MAMtR r.. dsushter q Wul&sn q. end Jsn1 -
Vhisloek, IN the ssxtssntb yess o. Der ~
Arissp " JssnA
Ths funeral xtii snks p,oN TIM UNe(1oy)
AFTERNOON ~ o'clock = yulee oDc ~
Mvnflcp evuQss.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-03

We've had hundreds Of gentlemen como In
and soy, "What arc these si5 Suits you're blow
ing aboutr Let's see them." That's precisely
what we wanted. You've come In. too, as fun OF
faultnDdlng--as shad ia Of bonos. own up
now-you painted them in the wrong colors-
didn't your You expected to find commonly
eood-looking garments, with plenty Of room for
improyement-and only in a very limited va
riety.
A couple Of hundred styles-the patterns your
tailor showed you for sSO-surprise you. "Ihcy
look nice enough Say you" but they won't ns
ME.n Bound to down 'em-You try them on.
In nine cases out of ten you'll wear that suit
away with you.
It's no use talking-the Old-fashionod proIu-
dices against roady-made clothing won't hold
vater IN OUR stock OURS as mich tsiior-
made--as those your tailor makes for yon-e1-
cont you arc not measured. But it fits and the
measuring don't count
It's awful hard work TO try and raise the stani-
ard with every other clothing merchant in town
growing and complaining with Jealousy. So
we've cutIem entirely we'ro catering to YOU
not them. We want TO PLEASE YoU-not them.
The more they have to say-the suror wo are thas
wore serving you with the BEST SUITS THAT
EVER COVERED MANS FORM FoRs1&
Blue aud Black serges and Cheviots-snd all
the Aforementioned fabrics. Lined according
N vour Iik ing-fully-half---or none at all.
Those $40 suits we are running this season
have played havoc with any other $40 grade you
can ind. The honest truth Is, they were not
made TO sell as this price; fl5 was tho grade
they wsro created for we didn't make 'em-
and they're not quito up 70 OUR Si5 standard
bu: youIl find few that are. They are the kind
other people are selling at that prico-snd that
gives these strong fayoTitism at $40. SACKS
and cUTAwAYs-PLA1NB BLACK CHEyIoTs-
and FANCY CHECKS, STRIPES, and PLAiD5 IN
CAssIMERES, CHEyIoTs. and TWREDs.
GOOD, or they wouldn't be here.
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, ranged a. follows:
BALTIMORE

BALrlsozv, June 2.--Cotton nominal; mids
ding, l2',c Flour quiet and urchangeii How
ari-street and western super, f2.Sas275; do
extra, i3ea; do. 10. family. fiS5ssLS; City
mile, Rio brands, extra, tLI5af5: winter wheat
patent fjasabO: spring do. 10, 81 iOasa0; do
do. straight. o. 6oas5: DO. do, extra, tLl1asien
Wheat-Southern quiet AMI steady; fnltE, 80
g2c.; longberry, s6aysa No :, ole. steamer
No. :. Sc western duli No gwinier rcd, spot,
sec june, s9c, July, pAc. August poo. sep.
tembor, 9oB at0'sc. COrn-SOuthern Quiet aud
stesiy; white i2ai5c. yellow. iOsiiSc.; western
easy; mixed, spot. 401atic. June. f0SA0Hr.;
July, 40ai0Sc: August. l0hc: steamer. NNa
Oats fairly noiive; unpadeA southern ant Penn
sylysnia, sla3Jc. do. western. white, Siaalc; DO.
DO. mixed, 3sN a23Sc. graded No. white, &C.
Rye very quiet; choice, Hlst,Jc. PRIME, blsot,
good 10 fair, Ssaeoc. hay dull; prime 70 choice
Mess- pork-Oh. s215; new, tl21 Buit-meao
uoose)-S shoulders bAc: long-cleer ana clear
RIO sides, 6ac; sugar p@kied shoulder \ oA@'
sugarcurod smoked shoulders. fsc. Hams
small. liAaiekg. large, ioaiic. Lari-kennei.
7ac.; crude, 64asHc. Butter sieeiy and un-
changed creamery fancy, bc.; do far 20 choice
l3c. T; do imitaIion, ioalgc. Isdie, fancy. ~;
DO. good 10 choice. sa1. sture-packed, aa',
Eggs very drm OF llc CO0ee firtn Rio cargoo-,
fair, AZ. No 2 if5saSc. sugar strong erinu-
lated, 3-lGs. Copper fairly active; refined
l3kalfAc. Whlstsy fairly active ~ I'LL.
Freights % liverpool per steamer inactiye, cot
ton, 2Oc: flour, l2.Gi. grain. "a. Cork, Tor
orders. 81. sis.Gi. sglos.-WheaL i0fo9 bushels;
corn, 1900 bushels.
CINCINNATI.
CIscIsSiTI. Juno a-Elour easy. Wheat
easier No. , red. &c. Corn easier atid lower,
No. mixed, Akc. oats easier; no. mixed,
2sl4 R20i.c PORK quiet AZ tii.-7k. Lard weaker
! at $40 Bulk-moals easier; shOfIuts, fas-
| Bacon steady: shOrl-clear, d. 3assAiO. NhisAey
steady at Sl.0a
WILMINGTON
| WILMINGTON. n. G.. June s.--Spirlts turpentine
steady at 3iEc. Rosln stoady; strained. fLlo:
good strained si.21. Tar nrm At slaA Crude
rurpenIne nrm hard, 49, yellow dig. t.S5;
virgin, t2.'O.
ST. LOUIS
At. LOUIS. juno 2-Flour quiet. Whoat-So
| 2 red, cash, g3c. ; June. pic bid July, VIC.
| August, 80 80. bid. COrn-No. : mixed. 3lsc.
/ July, % &c. August sac. Oa's-No. ,, cash,
| 27ka27hc.: July. - aes6i.c; August, s3i.a2lAc.
| Whisksy steady at fLl0. Pro-isions dull; only
/ a JOB trade done.
| NEW YORK COrrOS gUrUREt
| NEW YORK June Not receipts mono; gros,
| 50j5 bales Futures closed steady. Sales, i02.SO
bales; june. SiG3Sati2 IS; July, si2.t6ap2E !;
| August, al2 y7aSi2. ~; September, 3iTafii.3o /.
october sl0.7sasl079; November, ti03sstils9
| December, slO57aSi05s. January, siO.5I gsl0.0-;
February, tl0.66asi0.5'.
RuRFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
lReporied for tho Dispa,chl
JUNE 2-Markes steady Transactions report
81 today In prime grades ~ quotations. Prime,
! &c; extra prime, ti,c fancy, &C., common,
2alc. factory hsnd-picked, 6sasac.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-03

Tho ircmcn entered and found the family q
George schlolhman struggling IN the smoke ana
flames In tho two front rooms schlothmns,
frightfully burned. was lying helpless ON inc
burned. and hts fataer. an old man nearly s9ven-
IS years Of age, hal been smothercd 20 DEAN IN
his bed. Charles hsuss, who occupied rear spart-
menis with his vito and chtI, md lust 1917 70 ~
in the flames Mrs. Hauss could have escnpeu,
but her little boy was 20 frigntsnei thst pc fan
under the bod. and IN the frantic motna 'seuor,s
70 save her child she was dangerously burned.
and the mother unable % SPEAK. the inluIei
we're all taken 10 q Gispensary, where zen OF,
man Is not expected 70 live. The recovery 0. his
wo children 10 also doubtful. though MIS-
Schlothman may pun through. George hyoe.
lossse, has been arrested on suspicion OF having
fred the building.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-03

soo bales for consumption and 3.oes fss szpNS
upisnds. f2kc.l Orleans. IL Lilo noe rec9ayI
bts bales: exports 10 tue Contiaest III bsieof
stock. isl,sH bAleS sosthsSn -four suii: CON.
mon 70 fair eyfrp, s2soss3; good :? chotSs' ~
In elevator, options fairly sotiye, irregular, esd
closing nrn: No. rel Junr, 9SAe.; July. Stc;
August. etkc. Corn active and stronger; No :.
f0kst0s,c. 10 eisyator: options mo1ersteV -
i've and steady; June sosc.: July, exc. "a.
easier; June. ss,.o Juls, SEC: No spot me
3skc.: mixed western. 22aj6.e cofee-optons
closed steady and quiet: June. tls.ijs&iaf3;
duty, sf5. I5asfzso; Assnsl, az; spot RIO s'esdv
sad quiet; isir cargoes. 81 sugar. ss scuss
aud nrmsrt fair refining. t..c.i contrifuzsie.
g, l,-iess i.iec. extrs G, llaa5 S-isc. wnits
extra G, 8 t-iss5kc.; yellow, i5-lec.; on ~
shsSs.c.: mould 4, tide: standard A, 3ies;
confectionery A. s-isc. crushed. ete- pow
sered, SIC. graduated, ekc.i cubes, s.ss MO-
lassss-Foreisn nrmsr; se.tss,. isSc; New or
quiet and steady; domestic, ". Japan, oeee
Petroleum lower: refined, n3Oc. hosia steady;
strained. com mon % good. 81. tsh A. tvrpcn-
tine Dun at SaaNke Pork quiet ana sseaas;
extra mes, E.Nass.s0 Beethsms s,rong 81
$3.50 Dried beat arm: city extra ladis mess.
sf2 50zfiA Cut-msats quiet and weak pscsied
bellies, 5!sss,,c shoulders. Sse'se; hsms, sas
i0c; mlddles quiet and easyi short-cisaf, ~
Lard barely steady and qaietl cad, sazh siy
steam, Is 10; June. SGe5: July, t@S. ffeigho
steady: cotton, sod. grain. sL
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, June 2--casb--Flour unchssgec.
No. spring and No. red whoat y.sUsc.
No. corn, eisac. No oats, se'ae Mess. poft'
slSe0a.iAE. Lard, iAiSaf3NA. short-ribs,
s.. loasAep. shoulders, fAs0. snost-eleaF. SUE
1910 Whisky, ti09.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-03
IN TIE OLD RuRG.
Social Club 20 BE Opened After the
style of Some In Richmond.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.i
VIII ILManrnn Va LIMA Q iann

htYtc OF Nome IN Richmond.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.i
WILLIAMSBURG, Va, June 2, 1890.
Judge Gunter, Of the Circuit Court. has grant
ed a charter 20 tho Williamsburg social Club, en-
organization which & composed OF many OF our
woll-known young men. aud tho purpose Of
which Is 10 promote In an organized form tho
friendly relations already existing between tho
congenial epiriN OF this old town. Tho club
rooms viii be At the spencer House and Will DO
fitted up IN comfortable style. suitable TO tho
needs OF the organization. The officers elected
arei President N. X. Harreil; Vice Pres'denL
X. X Cole; Treasurer. John H. Spencer, secfe-
iaTy, Is. ID. feachy; President OF tho Board Of
Directors. ex-Jufgo Il. L. Henley.
Tho Williamsburg Yacht club Is having It's
beats overhauled preparatory to entcriug on
their summer cruises Tho pleasures Of
aquatic sports are beginning 70 be more appre-
GATED here, aud tue club will have several add
tional members this season.
VETERAN on THE BArIIF-YIELD.
Mr.. A. Il. Saxon, n leading Businessman Of
Augusta, Ga, was here yesterday. 10 was nc
compaDiod by Mr.. ). butcher, prominent law
yer OF ihe same city. Tho latter gentleman Is n
native OF virginia and was member OF Tho
Seventh virginia regiment during tho iato war,
sud he II was who wrote the description OF tho
battle OF Williamsburg which appeared In tho
sunday DisPatch OF the 2bth. Both gontlcnon,
In company With a couple Of veterans, vent over
the battlefield and had no difficulty ia locating
the positions marking the principal features OIL
tho engagement
The annual banquet Of tho Bachelors Club
Will be celebrated this year on tho 10th OF July
and promises 10 equal any q tho dinnors given
by that organization so proye:binl for It's hand
some spreads"
WAR STORIES.
Major Borkly OF Automatic, has boon spend
Ing several days here with his Old friond, +. ".
Thompson. ESQ. Maior Berkly was In the late
war, and saw and did "a much fighting rs any
one connected with that four years OF bloody
conflict Tho Major was called upon by several
Of his old COmrades who served with him, and
for hours thoy enjoyed a regular war chat"
a Philadelphia banker has lately purchased
threc-fOurths interest In The Neck OF Land
farm. which adiOins jamestown Island. mo
purchaser win at an carly date mako many i'm
yrOvemonts on the new estate and send down
workmen with a manager 70 look after his IN
terests.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-03
Bail and BAT,
ENII t.H1N NE"ts
Try felngranh 70 the Di.nafrh

10y W Nho Di'palcn.l
Buffalo: Buhalos, l; base-hit3, G; errors 2
Pitts ms, 5; base-hits, z: errors, 4. Bate
ries--Haidwin and Mack MullHns aud Carroll.
Philadelphia (Bro,herhood): Philadelphiss. I2:
bsse-hits, rs; errors =, DrOoklyns, 2; base-hiis,
2; errors, ? Bstteries-knell and Cross; SOW
ders and Daily.
philadelphia league Philadelphiss, 8: bsse-
hits, II errors. l. bostons, Il: base-hi,s, 81 I;
errors, 2 Battenes-Nickery, smith. and Glenn
ents: Nichols and Bennett
Neu York lLeagur): New Yorks. a. haze hits,
Il; errors s. Brookiyns. Z: base-hits. S: errors,
2. Batterles-Rusie and buckley; Caruihers
and Clarke
New YORK t3rotherhood, New Yorks. 10 base
hits. Il; errors 3. bostons, z; base hlts, 10;
errors, q. Notwithstanding aud Ewing; Kiroy
and Kelly
Chicago (Rro,herhoodl; Chicagos. ?: base-hits,
2: errors. g. Cieveiands, 60: base-hi,s, 90;
errors, Bsttofios-Baldwln aud FARRELL I;
Blakeiy and Blank.
Allegheny QLeaguel; Chlcasos, 1: bsss- hits.
-, errors, O. Allegheny, / base- hiis- q: err
rors, "a. Observation-Disclosures and Kittredse |;
Lawson ana Berger,
Cleveland useaguel; cisyeiauds. a, base
hits Z; errors, l. cincinpatis, A. base-h,ts. . 4;
errors, 2 Hatteries-hhinehard ana usrring-
toa beating and zimmer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-03
.oother Richmond and Danviiie scoop
..,..,.sDh 70 the pispatch.l

AuousrA, GA, June s.-rhc Augusta anu sum ,inr
msryiIe railroad, which has done ss mSs'dd
business In Augusta iot a0 u ,he streets aud
years a''S roysty from all railroads for cars
, rsssl"e through the city. ghis royalty pays
about 10000 Annually 70 the s,Tse.Ss 70 rn Az
wioso ,,sass entering Augusta but one are en.
ne S tss Richmond ana Dsayiie system; 80 snS'
osr sH ne royalty Is paid by eieh. roads prsel
cay Il is all patio BY the h'cni s a1oa T for be-
system Hence t9efe are sova when was made
nof ass xas 10 the Richmond and Danvlie oors
snS For controlling interest 10 thG n sssca
the purchasers gssS $500 er waoe The 9ch
In i9w s nasyiIle viii probably dispose Oh tne
'' sss,-y aiiway privileges.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-03
sALrs nEponrxp 70 srcsrrAnr.

Wnslr.--Nixed. 81 bushels good on private
terms: shortberry, 80 bushels very good at SC
CoRs.--White. go bushels very good on private
terms; mixed, 6oo bushels very good on private
terms.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-03
RAILROAD MEETINGS.

''" "fheers Of the Orange and keysviiie
anu The Construction Company Elected.
Special telegram To the Dispach.I
,'IsFntE, Va, dune 2--At q meeting Of the
~ q Directors Of the Orange aud Ksysville
'''9Al Company Colonel Robert T. HUBBARD re-
!, mo Presidency and Major John Goodwin.
,'e'A'h'fe, ives chosen ~ HE successor Mr.
fauaer beudefant, one OF tho directors. also
$50 A.d Mr.. W. A. Daf,y. OF Michigan. was
70, 'ea 10 his place
,ss p,.'eaisleiy following this inportspt meet
NJ, neskipghefn CONSTRUCTION Comp met,
sAs,.. ah Thomas Moore. ia president, resigned,
~. $4,000 NJ. j. .. Granville, of Baltimore,
'''s'so ~ bis Successor. snd M W, A. DAT.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-03
Washington Notes.

Ib3 WIvHFhph 70 tno UIHVu6FH'I
WASHINGTON, June 2.--Bond onerirgs .o-o"''
sse 200. all per cents, at I22. AL aecopteu.
The Merchants National Bank, Jschsunsnso'
Fla, was authorized 10 commence bus'hoss'
Capital sl50.OO1.
trodueed a bill 10 paw each man who WAS mus
tered into service duriEg the late war, anu ~
each man who was drafted and FURNISHED 70 m,o
Government An acceptable substitutes avarn.
equal TO the bounty bslng paid BY me eo'e'"'
ment at The time for volunteers 49,,
The Indian APPROPRIATION bill for tho nseal
year 1891 completed BY the House c COLIN ~ q
on Igdisn Affairs carries On appropflh.n. y, re-
little loss than 100000, which "a somos1,' az
low the appropriation Tor inc ourrsps ns.a'
Tho Senate to-day confirmed the nomsnn ~. ~
u the following pestlaastefs: Madison pa'i''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-03
COUNTING The PEOPLE.
Work of tho Enumerators Commenced
Yesterday and 70 Continue
Twelve Days.


Fifty-two persons started out yesterday W
count the people Of Richmond
THOR districts arc clearly defined and they
are given as nearly as can be estimated an equal
number Of people TO talk WITH
. Tho enumerators have no easy task to perform.
They have only twelve days IN when 70 COM
pleto their work aud they have great many
concerning tho condition oi the population.
Each night the enumerators have 70 mako q
summary Of their days work and send report
10 the district supervisor, Mr.. x. 4. Young, in
Petersburg. A duplicate Of this report they are
required to send 10 tho Superintendent OF the
Census in Washington.
AS far as could DO aBcertalncd last night tho
enumerstOrs had no trouble IN getting the lnior-
nation the people are required 10 give. Iho5s
whom thoy visited received them cautiously
and promptly answered their interrogations.
One Of the enumerators said last night he had
counted about 30 people. He expects 10 90
better than that to-day, as he VIII Do moro Iahi-
liar with his duties,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-03
THE THOMAS WILL CASE.
a brilliant Array of Counsel to Argue This
Matter To-SIorrow.

a Brilliant Array of Counsel TO Argue IDS
Matter Tomorrow.
The celebrated Thomas will case will be ar
gued In the Chancery Court tomorrow
The property involved in tho suit amounts 70
S2e40O0.
The facts In tho case briefly are as follows: In
January, 1889. Mr.. W. A. Thomas died on Leigh
street Just beyond the corporate llmits. Betto
Thomas Lewis, who claimed 10 be his only natu-
raj child. took possession OF the property under
glft d0ndtiO InOrti8 cGusd. .
Tho heirs at law OF deceaged instituted suit
against her 10 recover the property. Tho whole
estate finally passed into tho hands OF two re-
ceivers to be- held by them until tho matter Is
finally settled In the courts.
the counsel In the case are the following For
Bette Thomas Lewis, Messrs- Christian Chris
ian, W. W. Gordon. Edgar Allan, Edmund
Waddul, and L. c. Burks; for the heirs AZ law,
wes.rs. Stapies & Mumtor1, Guy 81 Gillian, and
II 4. Cannon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-03
DanvilIc,s Sales of Leaf

p.vvurvV Va Juno 9-The sales OF leaf to-
hacro In this market for May were l,oS0,asJ
ponnds-a falling of Of nearly million POUNDS
a. compared with tho same period last year.
The sales from OctObGr 10 june Is' Nolc 49,,
o. ,o,nds-ao Increase over the same period on
the last tobacco year OF 2,S02,'4s pounds. mo
average price paid IN May was the largest ior
any month ia eighty years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-03
The Marks Case Continued.
,c,.-.,tot taiograrn IN the Dispatch,1

PETERSBURG, va, june 2-ln the County
Court of Greeneville to-day the case OF Carlton
r. Marks was, on motion Of his counsei, con-
finued until the September term OF that COURT
Marks renewed his bond. ,o,
MIR j. l. Psyser, of this city, was hne1 slOJ by
fhe Cour. for selling goods on last cOuri-oaY
without a license. The nne was ater"ara re-
,ntftcd by the Court on condition that Peyser
Touid moi stiemp. 10 sell any more goods unless
he rented a store In the village OF kmporla ny
the year,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-03
Grnnd-.InrY Indictments.

Tho juno term Of the Hus ings Court COM
menced yesterday The grand !ury-Charles
p. Stokes. AFOREMENTIONED the following true
bills Of Indictment: James Henry Anderson,
fcloniously stealing from tho person; Oscar
brooks. Moses Cheatham. April johnson ana
& p Young felon Gus assault AdOlphus Allen,
larceny John Baker, Herbert honson. and L.
JACKSON resisting justice OF the peace George
sellen, resisting tho police.
The grand Jury was discharged Tor the term.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-03
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.


JuSs 2 1890.
No auction offerings on Change to-day.
Internal-reyenuo collections: Cigars and ei-
gsrettes, s5,097.55: tobacco, A,2s2Gs; special
tax. sl6& 92-toIal, t0.55aia
Private sales to-day: Smokers, ~ hogshsads;
wrappers, 81; darks, 5-total, IS hogsheads
Revenue collections for month Of May, 1890:
Cigars and cigarettes, fH,07G37; tobacco, $50
6s9l5; special-tsx $40, sO5.56-totsI, sisi 0oi.32
The onicisl monthly statement appears to-
morrow. Tho scarcity Of Old stock will compel
manufacturers TO begin the use Of new oilers
soon. The showers and rains this week give
planters good season fo= planting tho rest Of
their crops Of tobacco, OF which In Virginia
hall crop IL only predicted, Of which again one
half will DO bright or nue-curcd In the hitherto
dark sections exclusively. while the bright
planters srs particular TO aim for quality and
pounds II is believed an average crop Of least
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