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COLLISION OF TRAINS.
Nobodv Killed. But six Persons are In
jurcd: None Fatally.


CLEVELAND, o., June 13.-At the crossing
of the Cleveland. Canton, and southern
railroad and the Cleveland and Iittsoursh
road. near Jones avenue, this city, to-day,
a heayily-loaded passenger tram on I'm. 1no
former road was run into by freight tram
ON tho latter road. The freight engine
struck one of the passenger coaches about
The middle and throw il on its SIDE uDQn
the top Of the switch-house, badly c crush ISL
inc Il. Another possenger,Scoach was
thrown from the track. The fr reign
cn,ine was also derailed and damaged.
Nobodv was killed. and only six persons
w We're Injured. none fatally but the affair
~ VIeI to,rn with rumors. The engineer OF
The freight train asserts that when he ap-
preached the crossing the target was WIS., ses,
living HIM the right of wav, but that II
Was Suddenly changed so as TO give the
passenger train the right Of way. Inc Ia /
Ter started up and the collision resulted.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
Reported for the Richmond Dispasch.l
JUNE Ia isso
Auction offerings on Change to-day, es pack
ases and taken 10. Highest, $50; lowest g.. !:
average f9.ea
IntsrnAl-revenue collections: Cigars and ci-
garettes, ssss tobaso, g. siz.is-sotei, $s,icsia
Private sales to-day fiiiors, ~; smokers, g..
cutters. 5: wrappers. II; darks. u; san-cared,
e-total, 81 bogshsais.
Market Erm and without special feature. Sui
try and threatening rain
Mr. p. l. wormioy. wife, and son wiz sail on
the 1872 for an extended European pleasure Zip;
Mr.. John A. Brandor, Dow ct homo hare. Will
return In few dAys 70 PaducAh sad VIII b with
w. \. Mathews 4 sou, large isar-dssisrs thsre.
Tho sun-cared breaks ere szpsossd 70 greatly
slscken up after too weeks longer run Then
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-14

NEW YORK. June i2--The stock market was
again very dun to-day, no.wiihs anding thc A..
tivity displayed in few leading STOCKS ana
while tho nrst inclination of prices was 70 al.
vance the market afterwari became weak ana
slowly dropped, leaving of AZ about the loves
points The feeling carly was bullish and pur-
chases by commission houses did much 20 keep
bearish traders IN line, and some Improvement
WAS made. Later. however, there came reports
81 trouble In she German markets. and while
tho reports we're denied the sending OF amillon
Of geld 10 the conunent may have had some
thing 70 do with the rumors. The impression
hat the gold was 20 be shipped made tts sp-
pearance early 10 The Afternoon, and whilo
nothing could be had officially until Just be-
fore the close tho influence Of the rumor
WAS bad and was seen ia q steady de-
learned, IL made on special orders and
will be at a loss, as gold cannot be shipped no"
without loss under i-Sh. while the highest QUO
talon tor bills was iss to-day. The market waS
almost purely professional after tue forenoon
was over and tho absence OF demand, together
with selling for London account IN the forenoon,
made traders bearish for a time, ana 10 all IN
the decline rumors that no silver bill will psss
were persistenty circulated. The general I'M
preston on the street, however, Is that there
can hardly fail 20 DO an agreement ON
this question, and this feeling was backed by
aivices from Washington, which stated than an
agreement will be- reached before the end OF tne
week. Oregon Unconstitutional was speciaily
strong and a'Orod a gain OF l per cent eHiF,
but In tho afternoon n decline was led ny sugar
and Richmond ami Wet Point. The declar
ton of a dividend on sugar helped it
lit.le In the forenoon, but IL was lot
on rapidly later without apparent cause, more
than q general weaknoss OF the whole ll-t y
statement by the Baltimore and ONO people
that the purchase of control by tue Richmohl
and West Point WAS impossible was the cher
moving for,o ia the decline OF tho stock OF inc
latter road, aud with the single exception OF
Northwestern Il IL tho only stock ia tho regular
list showing marked decline this evening. inc
gold shipments were used against the merket
I'm the last hour ani the close was weak. though
dun nc about lowest prices, but generally oDy
slightly changed from those OF the openlag
Hooking coal was conspicuous for strength
during tho entire lay and IL y higher ton ght
sales-Lsted, l66.OO0 shares; unlisted, oiVU1
sh arcs
Erentng.-Exchange quiet and firm. Money
easy 40 ia sub Treasury balances-Coin, SIG :.
10000: currency, Sd,.sl.0Ol Governments luli
hut steady for A.. 4per cents, liz: ex. coupons,
fUl hid. \. interest
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-14
AL55NAaLe FEMALE INSTITUTE.
Closing Tscrciscs Of the Session--Gradu-
Htcs. Oiedailists. Distinctions,
aud NOnor-.

r.r.-ru rfonco ~ the Richmond Dispa'ch.l
CrmwrtsvuIY Va. June l3, 1890.
I.- admitting exercises IF the Abe
l.maic Institute took place tins
30 DO o'clock. when the halls were
i... N'l an interested audience.
address tclur. the Cos lugeniorum
E.. Was delivered by Rev. /. y. Lake
j. H THE delivery ot distinctions WAS
hv Rev b. /. Lipscomb ard tine de-
.r- q medals hv Hon. Mlcaleh Woods.
I- Nihm p. Dickinson, tho prnci-
J t. r.ui tine diplomas TO the gradu-
..r several schools.
. y. Constance Quaflc~, tho only full
r-..lt. ta.~ session, read am essay, the
.....t IS which was "Io Thine Own Self
Iu.. n. D. Must Follow. rs the Night
N... II.r tuu-t Not Then BE False
e. .. Nu."
I...l.uirtis o list Of the graduates
1 ...-f-:
iaI Oulu.to Miss V. Constance
t...-. y r-.nlt
N.. ut Moral Sciences Misses
r... Do Coleman. Maud Flanagan,
>t. d. fat lila Law, Pattle Robin
Nr ~.eltuu. Pearl Sinclair, aud
l.t. l.tt.. I'D Of Virginia.
I.'n' Pattlr Robinson and Mary
t>..t.u. 'l ~ Virginia
ll...- 1..-e Mary 5. Shelton, OF VIZ
German Ns Mamie j. Rosser, of Viz
N.a.ma, Misses Rose Gillespie, Cal
J. D-t.-. ..l lat- Mamie Rosser. Pearl
n..Hlr i..tl ftffo-. and Maud Flanna-
500. a.l Ot Virgins.
..Hh '., Mabel T.. Biggers, Rose
i. lilo laws. Nary ). shelton,
ra.-an. Ia,u- Robinson, and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-14
3. & o. STOCK.
That Held by Maryland aud Johns HOP
kins Also Goes to Bacon.
By telegraph TO the Dispatcn.i

p,rrrvonr. June lS.-The Board OF Pub
lie Works TO-DAY closed negotiations for
he transfer TO f. X. Bacon, OF New York.
11f' ,be preferred stock Of the baltimore
and Ohio railroad Company held by the
S Suu Of MARYLAND. The stock held by
re trustees Of the Johns Hopkins Unlyer-
s 49, wes transferred 10 Mr. Bacon at the
ssSe time. The syndicate which Mr. ga
con represents is now IN possession on
40 600 shares Of the common sto .rS. Oh tiie
iSs1timore and Ohio Company. The price
I'D for The preferred stock held by the
Etate was $3.50 Il share, and the amount
raised from the sale Is Sl,250,27o.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-14

ST LOUIS
sr LOUIS, June l2-Fl0ur stoaiy and un-
changed. Wheat-No. rod, cash sJc., with glc.
bid at the close. July closing 10 .assc. August,
sGt &C. Corn higher; No. p cash, 3s'. ai2Sc-:
July closed atS3aG: August, Ss'sc. september,
S3Hc Oats closed easy; No. 2. cash, ~. asked
August 26i.c.: September. e6,, a25ac Whirksy
steady at tl.09. Provisions nrmor aud very quiet.
WILMINGTON
WILMINGTON. \. G.. juno l3-rurpentine
firm nj fl.35. R0sin nrm: strained, tl.0b good,
ti.l2h. Tar firm at SIS Crude turpentine
firm hard, fL25; yellow dip, 49, virgin,
$40.
CINCINNATI
CIycrNSkrI, juno 10. Flour dull Wheat weak;
No. red. $50. Corn frm; No mixed, &c Oats
quiet; No. mixed, 3Dt,c. Pork steady at tl26zh.
Lard stesdy Al tht2E. bulk-meat- nrmer; short
RIBS, S. i2' as - 10 on easy. short-iear, .s.2a
Wblskey quiet OF il.O3
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-14
A Furtous storm Of L,gn,r,,y.

CIsc1SNATI, o.. June 13.-At midnight
west of here furious lightning storm is in
full play. special reports the barn OF
Willim Turner, at Pleasant Ridge, near
Madison, Ind, burned by lightning, con-
New Albany Qnd.) specials report more
than twenty people Frustrated by light
ming there to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-14
EyrSIsa srssIoN.
Washinpinn Notes.
Nihk ttt +'c
tBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l

10Y IaIrkraph 20 inc UlsphtH'I
WAsHINoTos. June l3.-The House Com-
mittee on Elections mas decided To- can up
in the House next week the. MISSISSIPPI
contested-eloction case of Chalmers o..
Morgan. This will be followed during .ne
ensuing week by the Virginia case OF Lahn-
eton rs vensble, and the South carolina
case Of Miller Is. Elliott.
The work of the Republican members OK
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-14
A Farmer for Railway Comml.s,ouer.

st. JOSEPH, Mo-, June 13.-H. n. HEX
man was nominated for Railway Com
missioner by the Democratic State Con-
vention ut 8 o'clock this morning on the
seventh ballot. Dir. Hickman lives in
stoddard county and Is farmer. He Is
president OF the State Farmers and Labor
ers' Union and Alliances. After his nOmi-
nation the convention adjourned sine de.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-14
MARKET REPORTS,
ANolN C CONNECTION THeREWTH THE
WEATHER INDICATIONS
NEW YORK AND RICHMOND STOCKS.
Daily Reports from Both Bosrds--cossSn.
Grain. Flour. and Other Quotations.

lBy telegraph 70 the Dispstch.l
- wAsHNGroS. D. G.. June ia-FOreess'
FAX for Virginia, North Carolina. and South
fJCaro,ins, fair weather. continued high
temperature, and southerly winds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-14
COLUMBUS HAS PEACE.

The Striking Street-Car Men Accept a
Compromise Proposition,
CoLUMBUs, O.. June 13.-The striking
street-car men have accepted the PROPOSE
ton of the Consolidated Company made
last night and Will return to work at the
compromise scale-Sl.70 for conductors
and SLIGO for drivers. The contract is
being drawn by the attorneys for the
strikers. and preparations are making TO
move the cars as soon as this Is signed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-14
NEW PASTOR INSTALLED.
ley. II. o. Bagby Takes Charge Suffolk
Baptist Church.
Especial telegram 10 mo Dispatch,

SUFFOLK, Va. June i3.-Rey. II. A. Bag
D., lately Of Cyntlnana, KY, was last nagn q,
formally installed as pastor OF the, Sunoik
baptist church. After singing and prayer
,apta!n John w. Wright welcomed the
pastor on behalf Of the church, Addresses
o. welcome were then delivered by the resi-
dent pastors OF Suffolk -viz. w. w. Sta
iey. d the Christian church; +. j. Boggs,
OF tie Methodist; II. l.. Derby, OF the Fps
copl. and L. IL. Baldwin. OF the Presbste-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-14
hLlTTLE BOY DROWNED.
VaicI over His Depth and was Lost
Wanted ia Italy.

wanted IN ithi1'
.pon9cuce q the Richmond Dispatch.l
HAMPTON. Va, June Is, 1890.
..l arc'd .nt occurred IN this county
@ Yesterday. resulting N the drowning OF
,Neu-ycar-old James NJ, son Of IVES
Cunningham. In company with "a pro
t tew years older he went out @iter
.h.rles near odd Point, and having
B. .lo,, small stream of water waded be-
nd t depth aud was drowned before
O. Ae came 10 his rescue.
Hg woN'I 60.
.f 81. j. lnsbarrato. tonsOrial artist; has
2 fei q notice from his native lana
to appear and serve his regulation
't.. months in the army. Nuke says ne
g1, and mot 90 over there TIL ne y
, iy-oue years old; then lac carry ms ms,
a'a,roau-citi1en papers" He IS nearly
twenty wears old and has been in this
country number Of years.
L.e Camp Confederate Veterans Oh;
'.'ed last Monday as Memorial-day ana
Placed flowers on the graves Of the Con-
lt.efa.e dead in this vicinity. The PENN.
si.a Guard and the fremen also took part
" iUe parade
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-14
OFFICERS ELECTED
by the State Medical Association OF West
Virginia.
Especial telegram to the Diapatch.l

WHEELING. W. Va. June 13.-The State
Medical Association to-day elected the iol-
lowing officers: President, DR.. }. II. Brown
field. OF fairmont: Vice-Presidents-tirst
Dr. ID. Mayer. OF Charleston; Second, DR..
4. b. Camden, of ParkersburG; Third, DR..
Lestor Keller. of Beury; Secretary, DR.. j..
l.. Fullerton, Of Charleston: Treasurer,
Or. }. 4. Campbell, of Wheeling. The next
place of meeting IS Fairmont, Marion
lnnnfN-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-14
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET

BLLyINORs. June i3.-yrginia l0i0s, f3H
asked: baltimore and Ohio stock. i02alO5;
Northern Central, 70a7l: Cincinnati, Washington
and baltimore nrsts, l0l Nhl0l+ DO. seconds.
Gaa67; consolidated gas bonds, 10y DO. stocks,
Az
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-14
tspooial telegram to the Dispatch

Especial telegram to the Dspatch.l
NEws FERRY. VA. June 13.-Thc News
Ferry Lithia Water Company Mt this place
are rcorganizlnE with capital stock OF
$500 900. The company will erect $4,000
hotel at once. The company viii be COM
posed of Virginia and northern capitalists.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-14
TURF EVENTS.
Result of the Racing Yesterday on tho
CouDtry's Yarious Tracks,
iBy telegraph 10 tho Dispatch.
MORRIS PARK.

MORRIS PARK.
NV YORK, June l3.-First race--six tur1
lonos- Fairyiew won. Bertha Campbell
second. Chatham third. Time, l:lC34.
Second race-one mile and one SIX
teenth-Folsom won; Deyotee secohu'
Druldess third. Time. l:jj. -
Third race-One mile ana thfeS
teenthe-A walk0vcr. resulting IN no" OF
Never winning: Bravo second-both iIoHh
the same stable. No other starters.
Fourth race-siX MISUNDERSTANDING won;
Eyangeline second, Sir Rae third. Iime'
Fifth race-one mile-Bliss Won; Homeo-
pathic second. Fallon third. Time, Ia, p.
Sixth receive furlongs-l InAe
won: DAISY Woodruff second, faymonu
third. Time, l:0l]5.
AT KANSAS CITY.
Kansas CRY. June 13.-First race-one
milc-Voltine won: Red Sign second, Us
good third. Time, 1:ii Is.
Second race-one mile LOngshore won
Mabel second, Climax third. Time. ~ 30.
Third race mile and one iurlong- brOWh
Duke won: Cashier second, John Daiy
third. Time, lJ7 %: G..
Fourth receive furlongs, heats-hrst
heat -Servla won: Varanza second, orleans
third. Time. l.O3 2-5. Second heat-SerVla
won; Silence second. Vcranza third. 1ime'
1902 3-5. IL.
Fifth race-one and n quarter miles
Hamlet won: Pell Nell second. Maggie
Reed third. Time. 2:l3 -.
AT THT MOUND CITY.
ST. LOUIS. June 13.--FIrst race-one and
one sixteenth miles Macauley won; lural
second West Anna third. Time, ,l:5254.
Second race one mile-Birthday won :;
Rcd Leaf second, Sailor Boy third. Iime'
l:IG ,
Thirdrace- mile 0nd three furlongs-
Hvnocrite won. Glocknor second. Elyton
third. Time, 2:29.
Fourth race five furlongs-Dundee Won;
Ida Pickwick second, National third.
Time, 1905.
Fifth race-nine furlongs-Cameo and
Grayson ran a dead heat, Marie II third;
Time, 1:59 Tho sweepstakes were divided
and the dead-heat was not run of.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-14
HARRY sEYBOLD,
Who stole $50. 900, Arrested In Kansas
Ctty-Back TO Wheeling.
,sroc,.l telegram 10 the Dlspatch.l

(spociaI toiesTAu 70 uI7 D'7V"
WHEELING. w. Va, June ia dispatcn
from Winfield, Kansas, tonight says sha ~
ia, lar lyank of wheeling who stole $4,000
s,S that bank nine months ago, has been
argsstod in that place. scybold was in IN
S;cteJ released on bail, and jumped his
Lond He will be brought back.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-14
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC, JUsH "a. is2l

MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC. JUsE "a. ism
sun rises........... 4.50 HIGH TIDk
sun sets .......... 1881 Morning.. .......... 2i2
Moon risea- BOO Evening .......... sSJ
FORT OF RICHMOND. Juss H. 800
SAILED.
Steamer Tochestor, Truiit, Norfolk. rnsrchan
disc and passengers.
schooner Fannie Brown. sharretI Savannah
pyrites; vessel, Curtis s. Parker.
PORT OF WEST POINT, June 10, issl
lBy Telegraph
ARRIVED.
Steamer Elm City. Eaton, walkerton usthh
general cargo.
steamship Berkshire. Foster. Norfolk pstha
general cargo.
steamship DanYiIle, Bnlups. Baltimore. gsas-
RAJ cargo
SAILED.
Steamship Baltimore. Bennett, Baltimore.
C2ih) general cargo
steamship Berkshire, Foster. Norfolk. gsnerai
cargo.
steamer Elm City. BATON. wslksr.oD. general
cargo.
PogT OF NEWPORT NEWS, VA. Jrss -, issa
lBy Telegraph
ARRIyEn
Schooner j. b. Ogden, New Bedford, 70 coal.
SAILED.
Steamship Arecure, glasgow, merchandise
Schooner Charles A. Briggs, Boston. eos-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-14

FLUUHs
weuuo,s. Fias. a. SOsslrs super1ns. sa7sa
q. e. EXTRA S. 5ossiT5 family, StAyL;1 pAisas
iamliy, county. tl75sSAsa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-14
UOLLINS INSTITUTE.
LOVELY COMMENCEMENT AT THE
VAssAR or VIRGINIA.
c-our Of Sweet Girl Graduates" Cap.
stone and Crown of tho Polished
Pyramid"
s..-rn.nnnaonce o, tho Richmond pisp..cn.l

u,,rrSs INSTITUTE, Va, juno 10, 1890,
7.., commencement OF Holtns Institute.
...,f. fortv-scvoath session, was held
.",'tifh instant ia the presence Of an
'.ollv large coucOurse Of visitors from
A' o.. remote a. well "a near. Tho dav
royal one. with fieecy clouds and
We, breeze sufficient 20 temper the
"a June sun and TO give freshness 10
',.s1 o'clock the girls were formed in
...-in tho rear portico Of the main build
,-3 moved IN procession into tho
Tho moving column Of bright
-.wr costumes, and sashes IF vary
.sa. was the longest yet seen in the
,..r. ui The school.
exercises IN tho chapel were opened
.,'.. furly rendered hymn and prayer
pr %. =. Hippo.
'p-....,lr Peasants. after few words of
....,.tion as % the certificates OF dis
..a and proficiency, proceeded TO de-
frm 90 Che successful students. each
.rs.ac ~ her place 10 receive them.
TIE MEpNIIsrs.
r.....o T.. r. Moorman. Of the Board Of
+.. next delivered 1--WE gold medals
.....i .c.ssful competitors, as follows.
rsh.p Medal Leila NJ. Turner.
,tI...u-. Va.
.ff.NI Lena VI. i UINfF.
r..t-.4o-tal Music-Lcna NJ. Frazer.
D..-. county. Va.
rou Jcssica Coleman. New Or
g.. .rl Nellie Garrett. Texas.
..rn Noorman's remarks were in n
. .uaropuatc and fehcitous vein, and
ruou with the double honor won
turner he found occasion 90 pay q
Glowing tTpUte 20 the memory
cher. the late Professor Joseph A..
which touched aud subdued the
with. Its sincere beauty. and
t.
THE ADDRESS.
lrcs- 20 the school was made by
nv S. Upper, u. D., Of Louisville,
SSH announced as ms theme Bows
Arrows" fi.urative title, which en-
..tDti0n and interest from the
Boz, address embraced the three
inst. sharpen and polish your
second. always keep an arrow IN
.ysr, third. take good aim and
t.--.I.lt 90 the mark with your ar
.H under these he enforced the
... individual mental and moral dis
. ulrtuuug reserve power, and
a.4 true and definite ann III u
ELL. bah pleasing and effective.
luE DIPLOMAS.
Ella t.,uD,,,i,,,, ,,r, .l,,a.,s in
80 colje5 nm m tbo sta,e
I..,.f slJrcss Iy Superintond'
.',.'i ti'o;r dlnlorIae
1....l g.,,rso Re-sie Ander-
.'. n ! ~,.,rr - W.
-" w. v;r',;,,,''
y. WITS ,r ga, N'' IL, VI i finn
"i :, ~, &c
.'~''' anu
.-..e. C.,,..,. ,r,-,.,ar;,o
Nl'n'"' .,,,.I H. 4 -,
.a."I itnn '77''' ana ''''77''' a. VI '''''
6 '..., .'.-o-. c.rr.o. R.ssio Buxton
'.I4ry O'Qr'e III II,1 i,,N' On, IT,
N ,lIIi' A., i pll'r,.;i iu's - r. vir
""" 1'''
t- .-...,,.,.
IilI '"'"N'
tI' graduate were then called Tor
r tH rUp.ei seats IN tho stage,
Professor Cooke greeted them %.
..... ..o."a and crown of the polished
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-14
ODD-FELLOWs ENTERPRISE.
They Purchase Lot and VIII Build "A
Block Of stores.
Ispoclai telegram to Tho Dispatch.l

PUTEEsBUEG. ", June 13.-The Odd
chescd from Mr.. p. u. Steward his lot
which adioius theirs on Sycamore street
and will at once commence the erection of
"a handsome block of stores. which when
built viii be amongst the handsomest IN
the cltv.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-14

Hoods Sarsaparilla possessess.curatiye
powers exclusively its own, and which
makes il peculiar to itself" Be sure to
get Hoods.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-14
House Of Representatives.

The House. after the reading OF the Jour
nal, went into Committee OF the Whole
(Nlr. Burrows in the chair on the sundry
civil appropriation bill. Mr.. Cannon sad
the amount of appropriation carried by
the measure was, in round numbers,
S2S 900. 600. This was $40 100000 less than
the regular estimates and Sl3,OOO,OUO
less than the special estimates. Inc
fourteen regular Appropriation bills, as re-
ported 10 the House. aggregated an eX-
penditure of 1906. 900, 900, showing an eH-
cess OF S35 OOO, 600 over the appropriations
for the current year.
A few amendments were adopted insert
ing new items and slightly increasing
Others already in the bill, increasing the
aggregate of the bill by $4,000.
Mir. GOODNIGHT. OF Kentucky, moved TO
strike out the clause relative 70 the irrlga-
ton survey, and upon this amendment a
debate arose which consumed the remain
der OF the days session. The opposition
TO II came chiefly from mem bers from west
OF the Mississippi river. They contend
that the House should repeal the existlhg
law, which segregated arid lands ana pro-
hibited them from settlement, or make TINS
Appropriation. Mr.. Goodnlghts motloh
was rejected-45 10 81.
without completing the consideration OF
the bill the committee rose and me nouso
at 3 o'clock took recess until 5o'clock, the
evening session to be for the consideration
Of private pension bills.
EVENING SESSION.
The evening session was not prolific OF re-
suits. Thirty private pension bills were
advanced 10 the stage OF third reading, ou ~
none were passed, and the House at iV'o'
adjourned
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-14
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RIcHzosD. June IS, 1880.
oFFgRlsGs.

WHEAT.--4l bushels.
CORN.-A000 bushels.
OArz-i, 35G Dushola
SALES KEPoBrED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAr.-Shortberry ~ bushels very good az
s5c.
CoRS.-White, go bushels very good on prl-
yate terms.
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RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

FRIDAY. juno 10. 1890.
sALEs-FIRsT BOARD. 200 Richmond city Us a
llSH.
SECOND BoiRD.-5O Merchants and Planters
Savings Bank al w..
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MARKETS BY TgLe1RAPd.

mo iscs Of the suc,ionscfs noise VIII msse
dull exchange room.
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COTTON REPoRE.
Market firm-
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MIDDLIsG, II &c.
Low AfDDLis8, lOAc.
GOOD ORDINARY, lOc.
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kilograms Bricfed.

Heildelbach, Eickelheimer & Co.. Of
New York, took Sl,OOO,0O0 in gold bars yes
terday for shipment to the continent of
Europe.
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THs WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY was
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Mean temperature. ..........---."
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THE BRADSTREET COMPANY,
l. CHARLES n CLARKE President
BRADsrRgETs RICHMOND orvIck
No 100 kAST MAIN STREET.
Telephone No. ta4
J. II. Witty, superintendent

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with tue rapid growth u tho city and develop.
mout u she territory tributary 10 II ID ofYsrs -
tho mercantile community II this socsion ell tho
aivantasss Of system the superiority Of vhch
Il recognized In every trane coDtrs u me civtI-
ized world That 10 b In speclai ssnss prepared
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