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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-03
ST ASIDE HE VERDICT
A"'rdiug Three Thousand Four Hundred
Dollars Against the II. and ID. H. X. Co.

A"Ardins Three Thousand Four Hundred
Dollar, Against the n. and ID. ~. X. Co.
Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.
DNYiiE, Va, June 2-Tho suit OF Williams
,fsa'' 90 kchmond and Danyilie Railroad
tiary i0r $1,000 damages came up In The
0''1i Court today. Williams was Knocked
u" Hcatlo near North Danyilie last fall end
'-'.ae1 serious injuries The case was given
.-{ lai- afternoon, aud the jury gave
..'' Tor saic, but the Judge sot the verdict
rev ]. T. Thames. pastor OF the First Baptist
,--'., ' quite SICK and was not able 70 deliver
s2iross before tie young ladies OF ne
-.e.o onaie College tonight Dr. ;. A.
s''ls4l, ~ kichm9nd, WAS autographed. for
es's..L Wv
lnNNG LADY GRADUATES.
itf mmrncemen, exercises OF the Danville
es. iof Young Ladies' took place Tonight
'fe iio.n tl0 grad Iating claes were read ana
u a. and DISTRACTIONS conferred. The grad
-, '.'s scss. 90 are: Misses haliie q, baca-
10 Sio Taylor, Florence Crowder, Fannie
aga tippon. aud Liliie Bass
~ Nauuie ID. Green anc daughter, Miss
50 'eNi Richmond to-day, aud after short
-. Hlolsh mo North will Join large party
teesn
10 school Board to-day voted 20 locate the
- putlc school building ia the city park.
-, much opposition 10 this proposition and
Wal DO vigorously opposed In the Council
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-03
a GOLD-HEADED CANE
Presented to DIR. Pollard by the Baptists of
suffolk.
rneclal telegram 70 mo DIsDatch.i

TNUfrTnT IUINkT dlu % tII1 UI1V'sIIIAI
SUFFOLK. Va, June 2.-For the past month or
two the suffolk Baptist church has been without
a pastor, and Dr.. John Pollard OF Richmond,
has been supplying the palpit on sundays. Al
mo conclusion Of the services last night Captain
John II. Wright, on behalf Of the members OF
tho church, presented DR.. Pollard with q ilne
gold-headod cane as a token VI esteem ana love-
The reverend ge.tleman, who was taken COM
Dletely by surprise, returned his thanks in
neat aud appropriate manner. Or. Pollard hes
endeared himself 10 cur people during MS re-
cent visits. and he will always receive d ootlial
welcome 10 our town. The now pastor OF the
church. Rev II. q. bagby, OF Cynthiana, KY. IS
expected here next Friday, and reception will
be rendered him that night 10y the members q
bia uoW charge
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-03
Debt Statement.

WASHINGTON. June 2--1he debt sisiomeu'
td.dGl.s7i.6O reduction since June ~, so..sso.,-
922.W interest bearing debt. SsVo'stv,Oh;ost
deoi Of oil Kinds. 1851 ,862, 6O0Dsi debt, loss
available credits, 1905, So, s9roo' oasn ~
outstanding, ss.sS5.0l0; gold certificates ous-
standing. $780, .8ss; silver certificates ou.-
standing, se9i,6s6Ois; fractional currency ou'
standing, $c,glg,Ol0g7.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-03

The Owego Bank Reopsned.
lBy telegraph 10 tho Dispstchl
BIsGHAHTos. n. T., Juno 2.-1ho Owego Ma.
tiOnal Bank was opened for business this morn
ing. There was little money Nitbdrssn. aud
some Of tho best business men IN tho place
made deposits.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-03
Damage by Storm.

Observation-Disclosures OF mo RlchInOnu UIdpHVru'I
SCOTLAND NECK. y. C., June .. 1890
A strong wind with heavy rain passed over tno
tlwn SATURDAY evening and some damage was
done by the wind. Mr.. J. j. Mitchell, who ives
few miles from town, lost two valuable muies
~ the storm. Hts stables were blown down, and
$50 out Of seven valuable mules were Killed.
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TO FIX THE ENACT SPOT
Where General a. T.. Hill Was Killed-A
Marble Tablet To Mark II.


PETERsBUsG, VA. Juno 2-Mr. George w.
Tucker, formerly Of Company +. Twelfth Vir-
ginia cavalry, and sergeant Of couriers % the
Ola Light division, General A. =. Hiis corps,
came over 20 tho city this morning from Rich
rnond and IN company with committee from
A. T.. Ilill Camp went out TO the scene Of Gene
raj llills death. about three miles from town In
Dinwiddie county. The object Of the visit was
IL possible 10 fix the exact spot where the Ia
mcnted iill received hrs death wound. Com
Tades smith ana Morrison, together with Mr..
Tucker and Mr. Palmer OF Richmond, composed
the party.
TIE SPOT IDENTIFIED.
Mr. Tucker was with General Hill when the
fatal vOlsy was fired, ana held his commander
IN his arms while tho lstt0r's lite-blO0d was
ebbug away. Mr. Tucker has vivid remein-
brance N The occurrence, aud thinks That he
recognized and fixed the spot beyond question.
III las hoen years siuce he revisited tho lines
around Petersburg, as he has boen a resident Of
Newark, NJ D., for long time past
MEMORIAL TABLET.
Its the desire OF A. p. Hill Camp u mark Tho
spot with an appropriate tablet OF marble, AID
Il tnls end they Determined some months ago 10
carry out tho design a. soon a3 THIS scene OF the
tragedy hal been located. They Will now take
stops 10 place the tablet IN position at the earliest
opportunity Mr.. Tucker returned 70 Mcn-
mond this evening" whore no will remain until
his return 10 New Jersey
HER SEX SAVED HER.
Much excitement was temporarily caused on
Halifax street today by an assault committed
nv n negro woman named Ann Boil upon an
aged white lady named Mira Blankenship. a
large crowd collected, AMI the Sex Of the assail-
ant alone saved her from violence. she was
promptly arrested. and is held for trial.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-03
Ono Man Cnts Another.

Adin1culty occurred soon after O'Clock yes
terday afternoon in cOopershop near tho cor
ner Of Tventy-hrst and Main streets between
two colored men, IN which one drew knife ana
cut the other quite badly on tho arm. rho injured
man was taken 10 the almshouse. where tho
wound wRs seWed up, and the one who did tho
cutting was arrested and Will DO before court
this morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-03
Beer and BruiserA
a. fha fltx04r-l.1

, -, lime a--Ths Caronieb says
San sss" mai brought legal documents con.
ysspaaiiy he sale o. mo zen principal
81 is ely % az Eassn synasssI,ss ssw Peter
Tue police yesterday folus nan II Two rounds In
jackson and JACK Ashtoh W
the Dnera- House.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-03

DIvIITtN E'Nf1"f
fRY teloRraph % tho plapatch.l

tBy telegraph to tho pispatch.I
CHARLOTTE, y. c., June 2-Walter Taylor, an
employee of tho Homoa d Miller factory at
salisbury, dropped dead to-day during an alter
caIion with negro boy lie had accused the
pigro Of stealing watch, aud upon the negros
+ rking up Is stone Taylor struck him aud imme-
dAtely fell dead. Heart failure Is ascriDed as
TIA cauae OF death.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-03
nRuGGep AND ABDUCTED.
The Strange story of Miss Dora m''s-her
Treatment Terrible.
,sneclnl telegram to the Dispatch.l

Especial telegram to The DIspaehI
p.pvxR.RoEG, w, VA, June 2-Miss Dora
Moss. tho daughter OF prominent ciuzeh OF
philiupi. w. Va, was found wandering on INC
,,-.o,s ~ thfa CITY She told sensstional story
On Saturday she left home tor visit 10 Srsl' cs
sSe mel TWO young mon friends who indaoSa
her 70 take rerosaen tSr SnS So suT ser in this
c .s', o0s hnndred miles away The girl shows
nsrss Of terrible treatment She was EVIDENT All,
HpnceeI. The young men are known ana Will
IA ARE afed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-03
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

M0sDAY, Juno ., 1880.
sALEs--sEcOSD BOlRD.-4,0O0 Petersburg. Class
b. at 102
Closing Ilota,lons at ths sioux Exchange:
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sUIT'AgouT STOCK FUTURES.
The Old Case Of seldom vs.. Rosenbaum 10
BE Tried Again.

The Old Case of seldom vs.. Rosenbaum 10
BE Tried Again.
Hon. william s. Barton, Of Fredericksburg
arrived in the city yesterday, and viii SIT In 'ne
trial of tho case Of Thomas Seldom %. NJ. Rosen-
baum, which will begin In the City Circuit court
this morning before n special jury that mas peSn
summoned for rs hearing. ~.
Tnis suit. win wh,ch the readers OF the Dis
patch are familiar Is for $4,000 for an alleged
breach Of contract IN reference % the putSnaso
by seldom Of Rosen baum OF ~ shates Vi hiS"
mond and Danyille railroad ssock.
FORMER TRIAL.
Tho case was tried In June, 1887, and after
hearing Of several days II was decided IN taVo,
Of tho defendant The plainun TOOK IN appear
10 the Supreme Court and was awsrdcl neH
trial Judge Is. A. Hancock, who presllel IN Ilo
Circuit Court at tho time, being reverseu: colo
mol w. W. Gordon "a counsel for Nj: seunon'
who ia now in the city. aud ex-Judge H. II. MOI
shall and II. 6. Cannon, ESQ, arc the attorno!s
Of the representative Of Mr.. koscnbeum 8 esiale'
ho having died since the former TRIAL.
CAUSE or ACTION.
This suit Ia the outgrowth Of conversation
which Nsssrs seldom and Rosenbaum hhd on
the lin ~ March 1856, on a railroad train gong
from Richmond 70 Now York. They, IN COM
Dnny with Nessrs. Joseph Bryan and a. y DUN
ham, were discussing Stocks an nn,nIon
that within a certain time Richmond and
Danyille stock would be worth
certain price far in advance OF what u Has snen
quoted A. Mr. kOseDbaum took Issue with him,
and ms a result the former agreed, II Is calmel,
10 seI the latter go shares ~ %, 10 De caieI IoI
at the purchasers option any time WITHIN threo
years from the date OF contract In July oI mo i
same year Nr. seldom, through an agent, Lna,lo
A tender OF tho $4,000. but hr. EOsenphuul
did not deliver the stock. lilo Haiu mon
aud testified on tho trial that no only lookeI
az other gentlemen we're serious; that he con-
eidered the conversation all the way through as
bandluage, and that after separating ne ~eh1
back and told Mr. Seldom That he was lotlns.
Mr. Bryan and mado tho memorandum a. 'ho
time of the cOnversatlOn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-03
YOUNG LADY GRADUATES.
The Eighty-Eighth commencement of tn

Tho EIghty- EightH Z commencement VI vi"
salem Female College.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch-l
SALEM, n. c.. June 9.-The twin cities OF
Winston-salom are crowded with visitors az
tending tho eighty-elghth annual commence
ment OF the old and famous Salem Female Col
lege. Three hundred and eleven scholars were
present this year. representing every southern
ant some northern aud western Statos, ana
among them thirty-seyon graduates. who arc
Tonight delivering their essays On Nedne5-
dav stste-Auditor Sanderlln will deliver mo
annual address. and tho exercises wiliclose with
a grand concert the same night
The baccalaureale sermon was delivered yes
teriay by the Rev. c. w. Byrd, OF Fayetteville,
n. e..
among the graduates are tho following from
Virginia.: Misses Mary and Fannie fretlow, o.
FRANKLIN. and Miss Martha Pierce, Of Iazewell-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-03
TEE wkAruus IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY was

'a'r ana Rs ysrm a Thermometer Yesterday,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-03
e,cuMoNo LIVESTOCK MARKET.

RICHMOND, June s--Recsip:s; s6A head o. eas-
To, .i3 sheep and lambs, sol hosA
SALES: ~ head OF cattle siS sneep and lambs,
4l3 hOgA
Prices
Cattls--BssL 4ksi4c grosA few exlrs ans
highar medium 10 good, akaic gross, COM
mon 70 fair, 2xa3,.c. gross
hhecp-asiAc. gfoaS
Lambs-ba5d gtoSs.
Hogs-5asf1e net
bulis--ex s5Acs gros>-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-03
TERMINAL MUST PAY
Its Taxes to the Corporation OF west
Point-New schools Begun.
,eroctat ,eiegrap, L, tho Diapatch,i


WEST POINT, Va, June 2-The ToWn Couhch
mot tonight in regular monthly session. heso-
buttons wore offered by Mr. Chalkiey 10 repeal
hoth ordinances one Of 1880 and the other OF 1882.
r.lieving the West Point Terminal Railroad and
Warehouse Company from taxation Two OF
he memDers OF the Council being absent the
resolutions we're adopted aud tho ordinances re-
pealed. -. 80, ,,,,r
Tho school Committee reported tnht tho NV ,'
ec,oof ho1so WAS commenced, and Tho commit
Tee Wa ordered 10 buy the old Methodist chuFch
ana nave Il nxed up for the colorei school
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-03
wINsToN's PUBLIC BUILDING,

A favorable report has been mage 70 the house
on tho bill providing Tor the erection OF pub
lie building at Winston-Salem, y. c.. not 10 eX-
coed ia cost $4,000. The statement made In tho
report shows that Winston-Salem has doubled IN
population since 1880, oyor Sl,vJO,Vj Is paid
there Ia wages, aud the notwithstanding tsAts
collected also exceed sl.OOl,OU0 per year. Win
ston is distributing point Tor over $40 small
post-oflices and badly needs public building.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-03
Congress.

rhe senate yesterday devoted " sn ms a., me
msia 70 a speech from h AT. rom rom Mr. Harris ia
ireo ce, W a,ooosis,on. Tns House oiisea'y
n sausl Il Tine. doing neat - noshinS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-03
sLInHrLY HxAGGrRATRp.

one Of the odd vets passing through the
city ON his way home from Richmond saturday,
and who resides IN the rural districts. was ask cd
how many people attended the unyeilng He
said he did not know how many peopio there
we're I'm Richmond ~ the time, but about mil
lion aud half witnessed tho uncovering OF the
statue
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-03
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. June 2, ieya
ofFEsIs9l

wHsAr.-7st ousheiA
CoRs. 1910 busheiS
OAra.--e,0OC bushels
FEAs.--6i bushels.
MfLf-OYRAL-D tons.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-03

Delivered 20 the Southside Female Semi
utr, hv Rev. ". l.. Evans.

.l.Te.l .tItlcc " tho Richmond Dispaich.l
FAHgviILE. VA. juno 2, 1880
I.. 80. p Ev4ns W ttis place, preached tne
l..t. .f...r mon al the southside Female
-t. e ..rkrtllle, last night, and LETT mat
.-'. West Point whore on the 4th III
%. .... .r itrr The Daccalaureate address az
ut exercises OF tue West Point
D., Seminary. Bov. Mr.. kone, OF Tue Farm
' . lr-h. viii make an address on
81. .lF before tho SOuthside College, al
I.'...... rf. .Ii r.l.Os on that date.
sa, ora the Presbyterian church was
Dem f-st. rday afternoon.
& ass of passengers rom farmVl,le
.'lf.fal Yesterday afternoon OF Ar
.a il b, Rice Depot
Us A. SUMMER nfsORT.
tom New Orleans IL % ehect
t4n tweutv Of the Croscent-Nhy IN
i'a ul their summer IN RAJ nNllie.
are that termyiue VIII %
los never been before with sum
s.l..
Wees 1 Whitehead and Mary sc'eghal
'-1j fr0m their visit 70 DinWlddlo
rni Miss Myriis spain
" 3d.. h. kvlfn and WHO, Of New OK. are
VI, ..f ..- Sister. Mrs. hev. ". X. hvans
af1 N-i waine has returned from rvs
-'- .lr lnd will remain until after the
Dl. 40 Uampden-Sidney.
t. Iawes, q stanton, Va, Is the
80 o.. 81 rs Annie hurd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-03

Commissions were to-day received by the Gov
ernor for no commissioners from North Caro-
lima 10 ths Worlds fair at Chicago. These COM
missonrrs were nominated by tho Governor
and apuointed by the President They are
Alexander g. Andrews and Thomas b. heogh,
tha alternates being Elias Carr and q. d bing-
ham. a..
tsrm hero to-day, Judge Seymour presiding.
The docket IL heavier than usual, this being quo
10 the great activity Of the revenue deputies In
nrrosung Moonshn6rs and other evaders of ne
law. Judge Bond will be here later In the week
MEMORIAL SERVICES.
Memorial services in honor OF tho Kew.
Dr. James T. Mann, who recently died az ST
LOUIS, wore held yesterday at Centenary Aetho-
dist church, NeTberne, the pastors oil tho other
churches participating -,
Tho internai-rovenne COLLECTIONS VA lnls uls-
trlctduring May were $4,000. being tho largest
amount collected one month il oVor hiteen
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-03
FOUR TURKISH VILLAINS.
CHAPEL HILL.
Heavy Docket in the United states Circuit
Court-Largest Revenue Collections
Especial telegram to tho Dtspatch.l

Especial telegram 10 the Dtspatch.l
RALEIGH, Y. C., Juno 2.-The commencement
exercises a. tho State University at Chapel Hill
began yesterday. when Rev. Robert Strange, OF
wilmineton, pre- ached in Gerard Hall the bac-
calaureato sermon. II was distinguished sue
cess, and : was pleasure 10 SEQ tho pride OK
the friends Of tho University In the success OF
this grad uate Of tho class OF 1873. His text was
"soek 81 first the kingdom OF God and HIS
Righteousness, and all these things Will DO added
unto you. and his sermon was ertempgre Mr..
Strange I probably tho youngest OF all inc
preachers Of baccalaureate sermons at tho Uni
Versity
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-03
y was elected chiof engineer and superin,cu-

After the above transactions q contract was
entered Into between tho railroad authorities
ana Tho Construction Company. which ! learn
snsures The very early completion Of the road.
Icct his arrangements. and expects W reture the
later part OF this week, when work Will 10 az
once commenced and Tho road vigorously pushed
WORK.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-03
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BkLSrHoBs. June 2.-yirginla SIS, 6s1s6sX:
Baltimore and Ohio stock. IOlei02s: Northern
Central, II; Cincinnati. Washington and Palti-
more lists. iOlai0lEs; consolidated gas stock,
h3.ab3L..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-03
ATeN-CENT ROBBERY.
The Man Pardoned After Serving Two
Years In the Penitentiary.

Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.l
cu,ptEsroy. w. VA, June "A pardon has
,eon Granted by Governor Fleming 10 James
,sn.gho has served two years OF a Ave years
.a,,,.,ca from Mineral county for robbery lie
tooS lon cents from companion who was on
spree with him. Five years is NE minimum
sentence In this state for robbery, but tho luogo,
Jury and prosecuting a'to' az ne
100 severe In this ease ana requested 'no P~iI""'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-03
Failure of a shoe Firm.
rBy telegraph to the Dispa,cn.i


tBy telegraph w VIC DuspatSh.i
BOSTON, June 2.-The shoe firm OF Messrs.
Wetherell q Fierce, Providence, X hss TAILED.
Liabilities &l25,00o; assets about half mat sum-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-03
a WelI-Known Baltimore House Assigns.
fBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch.

BALTIMORE. Md, June Tho weil-known
dry-goods and notion firm Of Edward and Joseph
T. Kerugood, trading as r. Kerpgoods Sons, mas
made an assignment for tho bepent OF creuitofe
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-03
A DEBT OF HONOR
oAIp BY McoY AFTER TwENTy-NiNE
YEARS WITH INTEREST.
,.rraveiisd Hundreds Of miles 90 Find
Ills Friend-Baptist sunday-schoo'
Organization.
,c..rn.nondenee o. tho Rlchmona pispaleh.l

,co,rcspondopce Of tho Richmond Dispeleh.l
PETERSBURG, Va, June Z lsal
j., ,ss. Nr. john Mccoy then a member Of the
u..eington Artliiery OF New Orleans, nov
-, n Texas borrowed Of Sir. John Macon,
- pr,nce George county, the sam OF $500 in gold.
=. prerious motal had run up 10 high pre-.
- even o. that early stage Of the war-about
:, -,.,s 90 Tho dollar II was agreed by tho
,.-.,For % pay this premium and also interest
:, mo r,,o Of 10 por cent. por spnum on the
INT borrowed aud note was given.
,ar wet on aud was ended and the
int,ing soldiers OF tho Confederacy re-
tu 40 thcir homes 70 rebuild their ruined
oea Among the number was Nj. Mccoy.
IN, 20 pass 30 the course o. time That both
a. borrower ana the lender changed their
-. 90 residence. Mr.. Mccoy moved 70 Texas,
l..g,l in the cattle business, ana prospored.
a., Mason came 90 Petersburg Zach wrote 10
,....har frequently, sending their letters 20 tho
' +. ,...t-lfloe address. These letters on this az
p, mover reached the parties 20 whom they
- addressed. and we're returned 70 tho
S,r..crs through iho malls
,rrrs rwENTY-NISK YEARS.
Tow DAYS ago q stranger arrived at one %
,-.l. Uolcis ana made inquiries for Mr.. Ma
a.. Who ws- bconght 20 the hotel and intro-
- g.. lim. IWenty-nine years had made
.t .hanrrs iu the appearance of both gentle.
bad after Introduction aud explanation re-
am followed. Tho stranger proved 10 DO
Mccoy. vho having failed u communicate
Nr Mason by letter, determined 10
aH the way 10 Petersburg 10 hud
anyn. or his heirs, ant restore
:, .....ee DO ngd borrowed ana pay the Interest
49,. He vas glad 20 ind AT. Mason him
80. b.. ITO .ifn be paid tho principal aud inter-
: . f.U f.r aii TIE years since 1851. During
e. ...s.. are in this city on the I'm Of November
:, tesr ar. Mason lost most OF his personal
-, ... ana amorR them the note Mr. Mccoy had
INN Tor she borrowed money. When this
s.,u.n.rol o. Tie latter gentleman he mado
l..e.liou nJt promptly paid over the sum
4. c.. .fIOn. an seemed 10 % reloiced al tho
!" -.i. On instance witch vcrines tho maxim
,....frltl "a stranger than ncuon.n II Is an
a .n.. t.1 81 au honesty aud integrity OF pur-
saith command the highest admiration.
E.r... would long ago have been paid bat for
.-fln" which befcll tho borrower la his
r-.. flnnd ris friend through the failure Of
s.......,s @. r,ach their destination.
SrNDAY-sCHOOL REPORTS.
r., Slulay-school Union u the Baptist
o. -.r.. 0l iHls city and kltrick was held sun
.... ra.on 60 iho First Baptist church. The
... re was y.ry largo and the programme
t.t.i .r- Vas exceedingly interesting. Ibore
60. ....r.l addresses aud s0me fne music.
y. .f. iflm tie several schools showed The
tf Plantations, average attendance,
sr.HlI-.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-03
MARKET REPORTS,
ANpIN CONNECTION THEREWiTH THE
WEATHER INDICATIONS
NEW YORK AND RrcBmoND STOCKS
Daily Reports from Both Bosrds--Cotson'
Grain. Flour. and other Quotations
Weather Indications.
rBv talearnph 20 the Dispa.ch.l

-, WASHINGTON, d. C., June 2-Fore-
,, cast for Virginia and North tarolina,
IklR flair weather, followed In North CARROLL
nv" ma and Southern Virginia by showers;
-coutinued nigh temperature, southeriy
WiniA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-03
THE RACES
Yesterday at Morris Park, Brighton Beach,
and Lntonia.
cey ,olagranh 70 ,he DI,patch.l

and Latonis.
CBy telegraph 10 the Dlspatch.l
NEw YORK, June 2-First race-one mile and
furlong-Ron won; Niagara second, Gypsy
Queen third. Time, lisa
Second race--ons miie-Clarendon won; DR..
Helmuth second. Kingsbrdge third. Time,
Third race-halt mile-Mary Stone won;
Gold Dollar second, Martha Washington third.
Time, AZ.
Fourth race-lvo furlongs-Claudlne won:
Priscilla second. Evangeline third. Time, 59<;
Fifth rAce-Civil Service won: Peterborough
second, Salisbury third. Time, l:i08.
sixth race-scven furlOngs-Arab won: Dali
syrian second. Pelham third. Time, l:27H.
BRIGHTON BEACH.
First race-seyen fuIlongs-Litile Addle won;
PocatellO second, student third Time, i:3ik.
second race-seVen furlongs-superrisor won
Lancaster second. Long Branch third. Time,
1890
Third race-half amile-Contesa won: Francis
/. second, Repent third. Time 90
Fourth race-one mile and furlong-Litile
Jim won; Zephyrus second, shotoyer third.
Time, 1856.
Fifth race-one mile-King Crab won; Beck
second, Roclare third. Time, i:42
sixth "a ,e--six furlongs-Jack Rose won In
sigma lcop second, Centuar third. Time. i:i5a.
Seventh receive furlongs-0sceolo won (:
Prince Edward second, Fssiina third. Time,
EO2A.
LAToNIA.
CINCINNATI, o., June 2-First race-one mile
aud seventy yards-Brookfui won Brown Duke
second, Lucy +. third. Tine, l.f7a
second race--oue milo-uncle Bob won;
Prince FOnso second, Outlook third. Time,
l:4gA.
Third race-one and one. sixteenth miles
HypOcrite won; CAlapa second, Climax third.
Time, RAN.
Fourth Tacs-Merchanis' stakes, one and one
efghfh uiles-Prircoss Bowling won Hosemont
second, Glocgner third. Time, EjjH.
Fifth race-nve and half iuriongs-Marplot
won: Rmma Fields second, Jeansrette thiId.
Time, l:l0z..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-03
kilograms Briefed.

NEW YORK, June 2-Charles W. lido was
elected President Of the New York Cotton TX
change to-day.