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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-10
A BACCALAUREATE SERMON
That Was Full OF Thought Sentiment, Pa
thos. and Humor.
Especial telegram 20 tho Disps,ch.i

Especial telegram 20 tho Dfapsech1
AsHKvILLE. n c., June 9.--The Central
Methodist church was crowded Yesterday
forenoon on tho occasion of the delivery of
, the baccalaureate sermon by Bishop .. T..
Fitzgerald before the graduating class of
the Asheville Female College. The text
was from III. Timothy j, 81: Stir up the
| gift of God that Is in thee The CON-
mencement sermon was full of thought,
sentiment, pathos. and humor. There was
so much Of the latter considering the time.
! place, and the official position of the speaker
as TO excite some criticism, but there
| was an earnest purpose throughout to
! Undue the minds and hearts of the class
with correct ideas and sentiments con-
corning the duties of the life before them.
| The speaker did not believe in evolution.
Natural gifts are not accidents, and each
individual has some SPECIAL natural gift.
The most precious are common gifts. not
common really. but undervalued by tho
world. One of these 20 woman is, as
Shakespeare says. " low. sweet voice.;
another. household magic" showing its
effects IN order. neatness. aud taste.
woMANs GIFT.
Another is tho gift of sympathy. This
is woman's peculiar gift. " Sometimes
the speaker said. - / think It'll her diyinest
gift" No higher destiny could be wished
for the class than that they should possess,
cultivate, and exercise IT. In conclusion
the Bishop said: God has chosen your
path if you Will make His plan and pur-
pose yours. In the words OF George Elliott.
we do not choose our duties. they are
chosen for u.s. There Is no failure in life
except OF "A right purpose on our part. IL
Is a good world we 1--we in: perfection ia
the goal. BE perfect in conservation Of pur-
pose and trueness. Such life is success
full. not as the world measures success. but
as God does in character and the riches of
the soul. You will find the Joy and sweet
ness of your life in your work. In Heaven
you will find the truition of your inspira-
ton" Last night Evangelist Pearson
preached TO a crowded congregation IN the
Central Methodist church.
CLUB on HoGBAcK MOUNTAIN.
Tho Western North Carolina Mining
Company has been organized here. COM
posed principally Of northern capitalists. /
A. II. Fuller is president, S. b. Eaton, vice /.
president: w. J. jerks, secretary and trea- |
surer, and G. n. jerks, general superin- !
tendent. The stockholders and several in |
vited guests left this morning on horse |
back and in carriages for HOgback Noun |
tain, on the bordcr-line of Pennsylvania /
and jackson counties. There they have /
acquired an extensive preserve. Astounding /
IN game, and on the summit 400 feet high |
there have been erected quarters to accom-
modate twenty or thirty persons. The re-
treat has been equipped with all the ac-
cessories of tirst-class hunting club. This
excursion is only the first of a series. The /
capital represented by the members of tho
Is large and both business and
pleasure are combined in their plans.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-10

and in 1853 was appointed Charge de AZ
fares for the United States at The Hague,
and IN 1854 minister resident. Mr.. Bel
mont was a delegate TO the Democratic
National Convention in 1860. and served az
chairman Of the National Committee till
1872. He began his career in the banking
firm of Rothschild in Frankfort. and since
he came 10 New York Belmont Il Co.
have been the American representatives
Of that house. Mr.. Belmont's connec-
ton with the turf began with the opening
OF Jerome Park, and the first race-horse he
owned was Maid Of Honor by Newmin-
ister.. He began breeding on his farm at
Babylon, L. l.. which, however, is now used
only tor training. For twenty years Mr..
Belmont was president Of the American
Jockey Club. retiring in 1888. He was n
large winner last year and may be expected
20 repeat his triumph during the season of
1880.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-10
Pedunoio's Decisive Test.


The summer day was drawing 70 q close,
and it was time for the picnickers 10 re-
turn home. They had battled with aban-
doned mosquitoes, fred stones and dis.
guised profanity 40 itinerant pigs. changed
their camping ground two or three times
on account OF bumble-bees' nests. sun
burned their noses. and caught one mud
cat. sixteen crawfish. and one swapping
turtle. The only thing yet 70 be done was
10 finish the contents OF the lunch-oaskets
and eat what remained of the ice-cream.
A little apart from tho others sat on p
buggy-cushion Oliver peduncls and the
young lady to whom he had devoted HIM
self during the day.
CHATTER II.
"Mand," be said, as he brushed an i'll
bred country insect from her dress and
threw q sycamore chip at IN exquisite
half-grown pig trying TO be sociabie,
managed to get this saucerful OF ce-cream
before il was all gone"
And be set It down on an inverted
bucket.
There is moro than want, Oliver"
she said. We will eat il together"
divers heart beat wildly. With trem-
bling hand he took two spoons from the
basket beside them. gave one 10 his fair
companion, kept the other himself. and
waited.
The yoang lady opened the basket. took
out another saucer, emptied bali OF the
ice-ereAla into It. and proceeded TO eat her
portion.
And then Oliver put his saucer down,
went OIL and sat on the bank Of the stream,
and iook2hpsnsiSely over into the marshes
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-10
CLOSING EXERCISES.
Vine-fiiil Academy and Aulander High
sehooI-Suecessful AIedaillsts.

SCOTLAND NECK, N. c., Juue 8, 1880.
The recent session OF Vine-Hill Academy
of this town closed Friday night The
defamation medal was awarded Mr.. Paul
Randolph. The medal for general average
OF scholarship and department was
awarded MIR. Richard hllsbrook.
Aulander High School closed Friday.
The Demorest prohibition medal was
awarded Mr.. A. Lassiter, who also won the
defamation medal. The literary address
was delivered by Mr.. L. L. billiard editor
of the Scotland Neck Democrat
Aulander is on the Norfolk and Carolins
railroad. and is growing rapidly.
Crops are still doing well in this section
with the exception that cotton is dying IL
some places, supposed to be killed by al
insect.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-10
AUGUST BELMONT.


conspicuous among the magnates of the
american turf and the owners Of The great
racing stables which will contest the prizes
OF the year. list which comprises such
names az D. ID. Withers. William L. Scott,
d. Dryer, j. d. Haggin, Senator
Hearst, John A. Morris. and A. J. Cas-
SAT- Is August Belmont, who Is a native Of
nnlzsy, Germany, and who came TO New
iork IN 1886. From 1874 to 1850 ne was
Austrian ConsulGeneral at New York
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-10
Re,a,t Of the Leauha,,

COLUMBIA. S. g.. June 9.--The Lexington
grand jury to-day brought In a trne bill
against 4. g. Caughman and Pierce q. Tay-
lor for the lynching of Willie Leaphart in
jail last month solicitor Nelson viii have
fve lawyers arrayed against him for the
defence. Indictments will also he handed
in tomorrow against G.. l.. Graham and
w. j. Miller for subornation of perinry.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-10
SAKs's BREAKFAST CHAT.


Fifteen dollars dig big humps OF goodness II
Clothing in OUR mine. Looks are not every.
thing-but they're important You wouldn't Be
satisfied with the finest fabrics IN the world q
they were ia ugly patterns. To b. sure Of sue
cess one must have ready eyo % select nObby,
tasty patterns, as vol "a to be able 10 tellaood
qualities. We mink WE have.
Naturally We arc silent listeners to all COM
ments that are made concerning all our tailor
ings-but especially tho rs grade this year--tor
we've spread ourselves lt There h q univer-
sal satisfaction at tho patterns we've cut them
on. They feel on you as II you belonged IN
them. THEY FIT-thsss the reason. And tho
deslgns-Cbecks, Stripes, Pisids. Mixtures. and
plain weaves-NEw oNEs-alL
We have often claimed these Suits were worth
other peoples $50 grades. You can prove it
because here and there youn sec a pattern SINH
lar 70 some one wore shoWing-and It's always
marked so
Bought through fobbing- house m could not
get them to you much cheaper. That's our sd-
vantage We're our own middle man and
YOU get his profit
Sacks and Cutaways-lined all the way through
or half lined for extreme of weather.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-10
For rlred BRAIN
USE HonsroaD's ACID psoepr.

USE HoRsFoRp's ACID PHOSPHATE.
DR.. O. @. Stout. Syracuse. N. Y. saws
II gave it to one patient who was ma bic
TO transact the most ordinary b,s,ness. be.
cause his brain was tired and cnnfused ;
upon the least mental exertion- Inmedi-
ate beneht, and uitimate recovery fol-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-10
Good hummer Omit.

The hall Of Mr.. A. Ran. Tatum's resi-
dence, No. west Franklin street, was en-
tered by thief Sunday night, who made
off with O gold-headed cane and straw
hat.
This outfit is in keeping with the late
warm spell. and in completeness and light
ness almost equals that of the oft-alluded-
TO Georgia MAJOR of cavalry.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-10
Arguing at Length.

The Bettie-Lewis-Tho case, which
for the convenience and comfort of all par
ties is being heard IN the Supreme-Court
room, still drags its weary length along.
Mr. 81. VI. Gillian concluded his argyll
ment yesterday and Hon. George l.. Chris
tan BEGAN TO speak.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-10
Henrico cou,.v Cours.

The June term Of this court commenced
yesterday. Judge Isaac II. Christian pfesi-
oed 70 the necessary absence OF Judge Mi-
Wednesday.
The special grand jury. Mr.. ! ~ Four
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-10
TIE ws,rHEa IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY was
clear and pleasant
Mean temperature.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NKw YoRK, June a-The stock market was
comparatively qriet to-day. and while inclined
% weakness under hammoring Of the room con-
ungent later developed strong tone, aud al Of
the early losses were regsinod. The passage OF
the silver bin by the House Of Representatives
on SATURDAY furnished o topic Of Conversation
for the street to-day. and there was some ex-
Dectstion that there would be little boom
on the strength o, II. There some
buying NJ the opening, which with limit
ed offerings had the effect Of opening
the market up from y 10 . per cent, but tho
disposition among the majority OF operators
was seen TO be % await the action Of the nate
on tho matter. and tho advance won but sghs
fractions further. Tho trading element regarded
this as "a indication OF weskaes ana made
some attacks upon tho list here aud there; but
outside VI tho trusts the impression made was
slight although some selling for London account
caused depression. Toward noon the announce
ment was made that passenger rates had been
restored all around, and the Wizards were the
first 30 feel the stimulus, Oregon fransconu-
mental moving up nearly per cent Richmond
and West Point followed later with STINT
lar gain. ana tho trusts rose handsomely
from their lowest points. Tho talk Of the
street. ia that Transcontiuentai Is worth on
the books about IS, but the prospects OF
divide nds after reorganization Is said 10 DO
the chief stimulating influence nj prosent
Richmond and West Point rose sharply. and mo
rise was accompanied by rumOrs that thu In
siders would probably obtain control OF the Bal
tlmore and Ohio There was evidence al inside
buying also. A general revival Of confidence,
however, was shown In all portions Of the lst,
and Ia the last hour traders who had besa sell
ers IN the forenoon took hold OF one stock after
another aud aided materially In advancing
prices. Tho trusts were not so active, but while
they showed some wide fluctuations they vere
on a smaller scale than usual OF late, and they
fully responded % late strength In the regular
list. The close was quiet and hrm at only slight
changes from nrst prices. Tho hns changes
are quiet irregular. and insignificant. but
Oregon Transcontineutal Is upI N per cent aud
sugar and hiesouric Pacific ! per cert each.
SBles-Listed. 22,0oO unlisted, "a, C0O shares.
EUentng.-Exchsnge quiet aud frin. Money
easy a. las Sub-Treasury balances-Ccin,
69,s23.00O; currency, s6,0eG000. GOvernmonts
dull ou, steady for As; per cents, ie2: ex. eou
pons, 1903 bid, ex. interest state bonds duh and
featurelesa.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-10

BALTIMORE. June a-yirginla consols. Bsi1a
81; baltimore and Ohio stock Io3al05: North,
ern Central 70a7l consolidated gas bonds, ll5a a
li5 do. stock, 3j1a35i6'
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
JCEg Q, 1880.
No auction offerings on Change to-day.
Internal-revenue collections: Cigars and CT
9sretes, 1856 tobacco, tl,6ia52- total,
S5.3S2I7.
pers. "A; scraps, 3-totsi. 81 hogsheadA
II Is rumored that lot OF nne reggie leaf Was
sold quietly to-day, which did not pass through
our market or our sellers hands Market Is
strong on ell sound manufacturing grades.
Mr. W. @. Huntington. Of FsrmviIls, and T.
IL Martin, OF Durham. N. G.. were on Change
to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-10
MAERIAfaEa.

COGlILIN-LEARY.-M Tuesday eve-
ning June 3. 1s90, stSt Peters Cathedral, by tho
HoY. Father Frole, Mr.. DANIEL COGHLIS. Of
Roanoke, Va, TO Miss KATE b. LEARY, of Rich
mOnd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-10
THE BRADsTREET COMPANY.
i CHARLES y. cLAsKx fsnzpxsy.
BRApsrREgTs McHAoSD ovvlcI
No lio3 EAST NAIA orHxxr.
geisphone No "a
I.H. Witty. separaasea Asst

The Richmond oftiee his mare tAsn hsps -
viii NE rapid rowsh ~ ~ c<sy anS dsseIsS
tbs msrcantzis coomonly ~ thl9 sccsfoa "a -
advantages OK \ systeN Ne eupoFlnn.yo a vA1rk
Is recognised n evsxy tse4le cen1Hs 4 - ~
lad veric. TAst y V 70 { special eeass 49,
,estad ~ M loes Nal h ~ ~ ( lnssrr -
= >sas~s 1<rs ~ esfhle q1vo1Hh1 @rl1lH e
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MARKET REPORTS,
ANpIN CONNECTION THERewrTH The
WEATHER INDICATIONS
SEw'YoRK AND RICHMOND srocKA
Daily Reports from Both Bosrds-Cotton.
Grain. Flour. and Other Quotations.
TBy telegraph 70 mo Dispa.en- I

- WASHINGTON. u. c.. June a--Forecast
tro for Virginia, fair weather except
IftlN showers In western portiops. stationary
Temperature. exceps slightly warmer
S0D Virginia and North Carolina coast,
southeasteriy winds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-10

For tho benefit of my country friends l
advise them to send to me for their Har-
vest Whiskey. JULIEN BINFoRD.
1902 east Main.
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MARINE INTELLI0ESCE.
PORT OF RIcHA0ND. JUss .. iSsl

PORT OF RICHMOND. JUsz .. issl
ARRigkn
Steamer Gulf Stream, Hines Philadelphia
merchandise and passengers. J. w. McCsrricx,
agent
schooner Moonlight. eranmer. Baltimore,
coal, Crgmp & West
schooner ~ Z. skinner, Baltimore, coal.
C.ump & West
sAuRD.
Steamer TolchesteF, Trgitt, Norfolk, nsrcilsu.
disc and passengers.
schooner CatswsmteSk, Rowe, New HavcO,
pig iron, J. n. Gordon, agent; vessel, Cortis .
Parker
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-10
ROW ON SEVENTEENTH STREET.
Two Men Beaten. One of Them Quite
BadIy-Other Cases.

In the Police Court yesterday morning
William Leahman, three young white men,
were charged with assaulting, beating, and
wounding Samuel TAYLOR and James Col
Inns, with intent to kill. The accused had
no counsel. Being informed that TaylOT's
condition was serious Justice Crutchheld
continued the case until tho 18th instant
and declined bail
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-10

Nsw YosK. June = --coslon qsist; sales so<aay,
80 ba,ss Cor splnaanG lelI balss ~ 900;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-10

PORT OF WEST POINT, JUNE O. issA
iBy Telegraph
lRRfvxp.
Steamship Dsnyiiie s.h,, Biiiupa Baltimore,
general cargo
Steamship Richmond Janney. Reg YORK.,
general cargo
SAILED.
Steamship Baltimore 1th), Bennett, Bssslno<s.
general cargo.
steamship Richmond. Jaan,y. Nevpor News
general cargo
PokT OF NEWPORT NRws, VA. Jvss .. issa.
10y Telegraph
Steamship Alliance. Ssx Yort. 10 coal ssd
load merchandise
Steamship Arseona, Phiisdelphis, 70 load lsss-
enan3ise.
schooner Nathan Laxrenoo. Boston, " lssa
coal.
SAILED.
Steamship Roanoke, New York. merchsadise.
stoar-ship Viciz, Copenhagen. cosisL
Steamship Bernard, Coisn. eosied
MEMORANDA.
NEW Yoax, Juno a--Arlysd: asrvia ard
Arizona, Liverpool: Aneho<ia. Glasgow.
Arrived oat: Elbs. kov fork, fos Brsmen
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-10
THE DIFFICULTY.

The difficulty in which these men were
| beaten occurred Just before u o'clock
Saturday night down on Seventeenth
street. They live on Fifth street and had
been to o lawn-party at which 1T Is thought
the trouble begun TO brew. jealousy was
probably at the bottom of the affair. ID
was about midnight that Mr.. William L.
peay, who was passing along Seventeenth
street, discovered man lying on the pave
ment apparently dead. Upon examination
he found the man badly cut about the head
and one of his ears nearly severed. Taylor
was taken into Mr.. Peay's house and Dr..
Charles II. Chalkley was summoned TO at
tend the young man. He had to sew on
the ear, which had been nearly dIsmem-
bered.
These three men were arrested upon cir
cumstantial evidence, and there has been
no testimony takenyet. There will be other
arrests made.
Taylor had commissions and was deli
rious all day Sunday. but he was much i'm
proved yesterday and DR.. Chalkley thinks
be will soon have him all right. Collins
was not much hurt.
John Robinson. colorei boy. charged
with stealing $3.50 from the person Of
Mrs. Burnie Mann, was whipped in court
by his mother.
Lizzie Watkins was fined $40 and costs
for keeping an ill-governed and disordorly
house.
William Booker (coloredD, charged with
assulting and beating John Harris with an
iron rod. Continued until to-day.
Abner Wood (colored) was fined $40 and
costs for assaulting and beating Page
Branch.
Thomas Minor and Maggie Davis (col-
ored), charged with misdemeanor. Fined
$50 and costs each.
Nine persons were sent to Jail and the
fines and costs collected amounted to
S7GOJ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-10

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RioHxosn June ., 1890
OFFERINGS.
wHsAr.-5O bushels.
CORs.--3.s00 bushels.
0Ars.--l 900 bushels
hiLL-OYFAf---l5 TONS
sALZs REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAr.-Shortberry. 80 bushels worry good At
9Oc.
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RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

MONDAY. Juno Q. 1890.
SaLEg-TIRsT BoaRD.-2Co Richmond city G's
at 1ls<.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-10
pI.OUR
COTTON REPORT.

wequots Pi1s. sayoHary supsrfaa n7,s
ss.sss extra. 81 S,ass7y family. ssasLss pAssai
fsmiiY, county. sA75xeAs3
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-10
RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.

HiChMOND LiVE-oIOCN WShkET.
RfcuBoSp. June Q-Receipfs: e35 head Of cat
To, he sheep and lambs, s22 hoTx
SALES; 80 head Of cattle, liz saeep aud lanafs,
~ hogs.
Pricsss
Cattle--Besk 4i,s4xc. gross. . few extra nns
higher; medium 10 good, Ska1c. grcanc CON-
raon 10 fair. 2aS4c grcsA
Sheep--8ssse- gross.
Lam bs-6a5kc gro<a.
Hogs-4h A5te net
Buils-2aaac. sron<
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- - ----------- ---~--------- -
WANTED, A GOOD UPHOL-
W srEkxh. Anst be willing 70 lay carpets
and make mattresses best wages paid for =
GOOD meshAnie. Address AZ o. care VI kich-
mend DlspassA- 10 ION
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-10

BY the time you've bad your breakfast and set
tied down to read our announcements to-day
we shall have grated into our $40 grade those
late Corners They arc the handsomest of all
we bought, and We wero much annoyed at their
hardness.
Perhaps twas better though-ss the others
are getting down pretty low. Set o company
of hungry people down TO feast-and tho good
things are not long 10 disap pearing.
But these arc the iast. SACKS and Getaways
all sizes-in this seasons wesrings. You're as
sure OF being .fstea as vou ara a bargain rhen
yOa buy ons Of tksss szfs at So
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-10

book AND JOB WORK NEATLY
~; ~ ExESyrxD AZ TIE pIsPAToH Pkfs(Tt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-10
rr-rNa or TIE TRnsTgrs.

ihe annual meeting Of tho trustees,
e.'erday morning. resolution OF
tg Was adopted for the principal.
icy h. Hammer, who has been IN
-.i. iof tue last four months. having
ial three successive attacks OF la
Miss Hammer has suffered great
-1 'a@ had 10 give general direction
Management Of the institute from
room Sh, Is now improving, and
much needed rest Il IL thought that
'fl DO herself again before the open
ile next -ossion.
report of the treasurer. Mr.. ID. O.
~ slowed the fuances OF the institu-
D- a good condition.
. ihe present officers were reelected,
10 management remain rs at present
MS hammer as principal Rev. DIR.
d. FROST and Dir. n. ". Bows were
as new members Of the Board OF
@asirn.
: 'ommittee was appointed 10 try and
.Aeo better city patronage for the III
.'' Toe attendance Of city girls last
'u was twice as large ~ ever before.
o. llr trustees desire to further develop
ptcal branch.
.. -e past session has been very success
l. one with q large attendance. good
"''l'A' aud satisfactory progress.
TIKI GRADUATES.
+, re following Is full list OF the grad
- those who have taken the full course
'',,ls usmed first:
4, ,l.sses Maria Herndon, Eumeda Mann.
i--'ue lindal, Annie Willis. Marion Ry-
(. anna Bell Scarce. and Hattie Willis.
h. A,ylIsfy Graduates: Misses Anime Ham
ti' Ainnie Gay, Effie Cofer. and Emma
"iaauaie IN Music: Miss Eva Baker.
a, "EADvATHs IN VARIOUS SCHOOLS.
n 'a'hematics; Misses Alice Bering, Anna !
Ers oceatce, Moria Herndon, and Emme |
Naslasal Sciences: Misses Minnie Gay, |
Ena HerHdon, Matte Tindal, jennie |
"ttuu. Lucy Shelton. and Emma Winfree.
french; Misses fsllie scruggs. Minnie
~ 9'l'le Harris, Mary Cocker, and May
Ana ms'I n, Misses Marion Isyland and
A'f.ifhlosophy: Misses Eumsds Mann.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-10
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

silver certificates tW estsrn National Bank
New York certificates issued on deposit OF
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NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.

JUsg a--Markei steady. saio OF ono lot OF
primo on private terms reported. Primo, SIC;
extra prime, CSC; faucy, &C.; common, 2aic. /:
factory hSnd-pickod. 6AasAc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-10

Market arm.
oUoxKrioxA
nfDpLrNa, Ike.
Low nfDpLIso, I0kc.
GooD OkpIsAAr, t0c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-09

Knoxville. Tenn. April (Speciall-A social sen
sation ina, been caused here by challenge to hglt
- d.cl from oon-r,.-,man Ph,lan Of Memphis to
John NJ Fleming Editor of The Evening sentinel
Of this city Recently. while the question OF adopt
INK Il.aLs "niaie History" was being dis-
cu.scd Mr.. Fleming criticised the publication ana
claimed that II would not be vie for the Legislature
10 adopt such publication This called forth letters
of explanation from both men, which were pup
llshed IN The Mcmphl, Commercial friehus Oh
both men supposed that all cnmi'y was al an CIV"
bui ON SUNDAY Colonel Fleming received challenge
TN, ,.,.-,,...,,., phelan dated al Washington. call
inc the editor A liar. coward and soouhdrel, ana
asking that an prclmuari,s for duel be arrange az
once. Fleming. IN Il tNo '"'iiI' ..' ou,'o.'"t 49,,
,fernoou sarca,tioaly explained the situation ana
declined the oncr Of bloodshed. Phclan Is hourly ex
pcctcd I'm this city.