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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-19

THE TURF.
The Events at Sheepshead Ycsterday-The
Racing Elsewhere.
fRYtnleeraph % mo Dlspa.cn.l

Racing Elsewhere.
fBytelegraph 10 tho Dispa.cn.l
NEW YoHE. June ls.--sheepsheAd Bay; First
ra-S-nve All a half furongs-Blue Rock won:
civil Service second. Maidstone thiri. Time,
los.
Seconl rGce-fve and half furlong-- Adeline
won; Nerd secJni, Anna thlrd. Time, l:lOl-j
Third raco-One mile-Golien Reel won;
Filter second, Clay stockton thirf. 1ime'
Fourth race-ono mile and threo sixtoenths-
Pelham won; Galifst second, Bravo third
Fin raco-avo furlongs on turf-Rcllpso
won: Lord Harry second, Bermuda third. Time,
1:0IH.
sixth race-ono milo ania furlone on turf
Cast Steel won; Guy Gray second, Taller third.
Time, i:57.
THE KANSAS CITY RACES.
KANSAS CITY, June 1s-First race-lye fur
longs-Leo :. won Dowbcrry second, Bon Ton
third. Time, 100 81.
second race-one mile-Jossie Mcfarland
won; vi,e-hegent second, Regardless third.
TG.rIra,o-rsal estate and Insurance stakes
one mile and one eighth-Nergs Dor won; Lord
OF tho Harem second, Pilgrim third. Time,
POI 80
Fourth race-one mile and ono sixteenth
Cashier won ; Climax second, Metal third. Time.
10. j-h
third. Time. 2lA
THE MOUND-CITY RACES.
ST LOUIS, June ls-First race-one mile and
Rsixteonth-Sold Silver won; John Morris sec
ond. Tommy r. third. Time, i;5ii..
second race-Oue mile-Prncess Lima won !,
Miss Maud second, Kyrlc -. third. Time, i:4s.
Third rRce-sX furlOnfs-kthel Gray won
Onueht second, Black knight third. Time,
l:.04.
Fourth race nine furlongs - Llederkranz
won: Wahoo second, Brookiul third. Time,
2G3I.
Finn race-one mle-Ileron won; Blarney
stoneAJr., secoad, Cas,away third. Time, 1884.
THE RACING AT ASCOT, ENGLAND.
LONDON. June lS-At Ascot to-day the race To-
tho biennial stakes Wa won by ,urefoot; Holll-
field second aud HAyridden third.
The race for the Ascot Derby stakes was wo1
by Lord Calther's ay hliy Ba-tle-AXe L0ri
Durhams bay colt Circassian second, aud BarCa
de Rofhschild's chestnut colt Fllibuster third.
The race for the Royal Hunt Cup was won ~
Lord llauingtOus bay colt Morton; Colonel
North's bay mare Phllomel second, and j. ".
smiths Miss Dollar third
sUNoL CREATES A SENSATION.
TERRE HAUrE, IND. Juno lS--Robert Bonnefs
FLY Sunol to-day trJtted a quarter OF n mile n
81 Is seconds. or ~ tho rate VI 20i is for tie
mile.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-19
Bigger Bid for the Lottery.

Baron RouGE, La, June is.-when the
House met to-day tho Speaker received
from Isadore Newman. president of the
New Orleans Stock Exchange. a PROPOSE.
sition from Benismin Newgass, of London
Eng. Offering 81 $50. 900 yearly Tor the same
lottery privileges applied tor by John A,
Morris, with the additional tender OF Sc.
curity for the payment of tho amount an
nually TO the State.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-19

last twelve months. Owing TO the absence
on shackletts counsel his case was con-
..nued until the next term, and IN 20 con-
t,nuing It the Judge informed Shacklett
mat there would have TO be excellent
grounds for continuance again. HIS bail
pond OF $4,000 was again renewed. Shack
,stt stands indicted for feloniously cutting
Wallace Herndon. an account Of which has
heretofore appeared in the Dispatch
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-19
DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS.
Petersburg's Municipal Omcers All Ike
nominated-Petition 10 Increase
Salaries.
tsnoclal telegram to the Dispstch.I


PgrrEspuRe, Va, June lS.-The Demo-
cratic caucus held at the courthouse to-
night nominated the following candidates
for the various offices to be filed at the
July meeting Of the Council Superlntend-
emit of Water-Works, J. 5, Cooke !
Register Of Water Works, Myer Saal Chief
Engineer of Fire Department, y; v I'I-
lev, Clerk of Old Market. II: J. kilmaIrtin
CLERK a, of New Market, S. J. Brister; Chief
Of Police. W. II. Eanes; Collector OF De D.,
nguent Taxes " p r. Smith Chief Hsalt on
pt,vde,- Vaeazipe. William Ellis (colored);
Nearly all Of the candidates nominated
are incumbents. = Al.
A committee of insurance agents OF t ms
cjtv appeared before the caucus ana asked
tLot ~ salary OF the chief engineer OF the
Ere department and members OF the hre
department be increased.
Ail the city physicians now IN Once were re
The police corps was postponed TIL Friday
NIGHT.
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Manchester Uriefed

The Hastings Court Was engaged yesterday IN
the consideration OF chancery business
The Manchester Association are arranging 10
have grand timo at their iish-pond in Chester
field on the An OF July
The foundation has been lad Tor tue soutnsiae
Land and Improvements Compsuys electric
plant on Semmes avenue.
Mrs. Bessie Woodbridge Jeter. who has Deen
visiting Mrs. Z. ". Weisger, Of this city, has re-
turned 10 her nome In Caroline county
The Central Methodist Sunday school had thelr
annual picnic yesterday At Fore5thil ferA.
Several hundred persons went out, ana all had q
good time.
The Manchester Railway and improvement
Company have completed the curve on sneir
line around the corner of Seventh ana nun
streets, and have laid track some distance up
Decatur street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-19
LYNcHBURG's BIG BRIDGE.
Tho Contract to Bniid n Let 90 a Della
ware Bridge Firm.
npecInl telegrarp o enc pl,patch

NEp'Ninl hoitsfatp W inc OiAOfC0sl
JYScnBUR0. Va. June ls.-The great
bridge o. be built from the head Of Main
street TO Daniels Hill by the Riyermont
Land Company was given out TO contract
late this afternoon TO the EdgemOor Bridge
Works. OF Wilmington. Del, for $6s 600.
Over 81 900 were yesterday afternoon paid
out by this company for additional land
options. They now control about 5000
acres of land. Tho bridge is 10 be com
pleted within four months.
The sixth District Democratic Commit
tee VIII meet here on Wednesday Of next
week to determine the time Of holding the
convention 10 nominate candidate for
Congress from tina district. This city,
Roanoke, and BedfoFd are spoken Of as the
place, and il Is Thought the latter part Of
August will be fixed on as the time. Il rs
not probable that Edmunds, tho present
incumbent will have any opposition.
INV TRIAL GRANTED.
Harry Summeryillc, the young man ar-
rested here on circus-day as n suspicious
character and who was afterwards tried IN
the Corporation Court on the charge of
stealing a watch from a Richmond man,
found guilty, and sentenced to the peni-
Tertiary for five years, has been granted a
new trial.
The annual supper 10 the trustees of
the Miller Orphan Asylum was held this
evening at the asylum and was most
elaborate and sumptuous affair.
The Young Mems Christian Association
If this city have bought and fixed up a
large park near the suburbs for athletic
sports and propose TO hold an annual ath-
letIc day on the 4th Of July next. Invita-
tions have been extended to all the asso-
clations of the State 10 take part.
joel ". Jennings. well-knOwn citizen,
died here TINS morning; aged hfty-sCYen.
MARROW KscArE.
A had accident was narrowly escaped
here last night IN the Norfolk and Western
tunnel Just above the city. Several large
walnut logs which were being carried TO
the northern markets on hat-cars became
loosencd aud rolled from the train TO the
side Of the track. The logs were so large
that they projected over the track and
Knocked two or three trucks from under
the cars. Tho passenger train was close
behind the freight, aud one of tue brake
men had barely time 10 flag the passenger
train To avoid a smash-up. The passenger
train was stopped only about one hundred
wards from the wrecked freight train IN the
tunnel.
JUST so.
James Scay and young lady named
Hllsnan cl0pcd from here last night
and went % Washington city and were
married there today.
Farmers are experiencing n great deal OF
trouble in this section In procuring labor
for harvest on account of 50 many cOlOred
hands leaving aud going % work on rail
roads.
It is thought 10y tobacconsts that nearly
the entire crop Of last years tobacco has
been marketed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-19

81. rsurs. June - Flour firm ard Unclaimed.
Wheat started out nrm snd Aaac higoer, ls@h
advanced sasc more betweeo calls. ruled nfin-
bat after the noon call. under byesss IN "ther
markets. prices collapsed. running ooNn -
lhc frnn the top and a. tho close jay "As -
L G. and August snd December NC. below yoe-
terisy. No. cssh, after selling a. sssc, closed
at s7bc. July closed At ) - bid August, y ics
Decein Der. - ". corn Opore1 = shade better,
but lost u later, closing about ~ Yesterday NC.
p, cash. 32Sc: July. 50 .af'i; August ss,te.
Saptember, s. tlt. oAts higher, hut closed eaey
a. Nc above yesicr,iay Ne. ,. cAsh. - -. asked
July, 2ac August closed a. = ~. sepiember
y ~ sellers Wbi-Ssy steady at fo% Pro-
visions opened arm bu, became very dhn AMI
only a retail trsle was doGe AZ previous qnots-
tlon& ...
CrsciNNAri Juno iS-l'lour steady. Nhes,
duh: No. > red, .3asic corn quiet: No mixed,
g>c Oats easter; No.2 mixed, NNaalc. Pork
quite, and nrm Nc fi2elt. lard VA TAR iemahd
At $50 Bulk-meals snd bacon steady. "hisAey
quiet at ti.0& -
WryrsaroN. v c. June lS--rurpenrne nrm
AZ fi36t. Ncsin nrm strained, iiOE good,
SLIM. Tar nrm az ti.A. Crude turpentns
firm hard. sL21; yellow dip. fI33i virgin
NEW YORK cOrros FurUggt
NEW YORK. June is-Net receipts. none gross
receipts. ~ bale-. Futures closed barely steady.
Sales. $500 bales; June, flL@; July, tlLoa
Sligf, August flis1sflLss; September.
siiO}asii.0i: October fin6laflhW; Nofempor'
si0taaSlO.N: December, til5laii03i; January,
sl0.58aslAJl; February. fl05hasi1J4
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
JrNx iS-Markei steady. Primo. dec., extra
prime. ic.; fancy, &C. common, Ease factory
hand picked, o. a'Ac
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SAVED BY WoRKINGeIRLs.
A Pretty southerner Held Out of Danger
In New York.
Especial Telegram 10 the Dispatch

Especial telegram TO the Dispatch
NEW YORK, June ls--Mabel Anderson -
pretty southern girl who has been In 'ne mo
uopolis only three days. but has seen ohous"
satisfy her. Dressed In plain cioth sun , ,9,
beved by white SAILORS cap porcneu s.,,,ss
headquarters to-day BY Detective Callahan. NC
found her wandering almlessly epout noss.vn
street IN danger Of falling into bsi co'op1ns
She said she arrived by the Old pon'plVn a.Ae q
IRON Norfolk on Monday. and fsiilpg " W ~ me
friend ut the docx speedily ioe, herself " sne
strange streets Luckily her bright pSe7Ey ny
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-19
The Howllzers, Reunion.

Tho Richmond llowiizers hal their annual
picnic yesterday al Providence Forge, on me
Peninsula Division OF the Chesapeake And ONO
railway. They carried many memoers OF the
Howizer Association and large NUMBER OF
other guests down With them and All had 90
lighlfui time. Tho place IA a splendid one Tor
such reunions. The committees had done tneir
work we'll and the guests were very handsomely
entertained. The company returned 70 mo city
NJ T.fS last evening.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-19
RICHMOND TERMINAL
>..o,,af,ng for b. & o. stock-Terminai
and X. & ID. Dividends.
rpx ,aleeraph 20 the Dispstch.l

NEw YoRK. June is.-The Richmond Ier-
,ninsi directors to-day empowered fresi-
dent Inman TO negotiate for share IA the
s~ndieate which bought the city OF Balti-
wore's and other holdings OF Baltimore
and Ohio stock. If an interest IN me syn
d;cate IL taken 1t win be paid tor with cas ...
now in the company's treasury ro rnd ~ fo 1t
so Tha diyectors also declared regular
ss,n IL annual dividend OF ~ per cent. on
preferred stock. nh. a;roc,ors
declared regular semi-annual dividend OF
per cent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-19

{. ne grand jury to-day brought In three
.,e'penls, all Tor felony, among which
&c - one for seduction, making the
so iiS'ctmeat Of its kind presented In the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-19

s5ye.: d. do mixod. ssastc.: gysded sA =
whit, axe Rye wsst. Hay du.l pnns "
choics timotns, t;esyis Provisions n ~ac1
Butter steady. yegs s,ssdy 81 itsiftc,, Sg"
quiet: Rio csrgoes. fair, ae 30 q, ios.sHs'
sugar unsettled. copper very nrm renr.a,
isSsi3<c. whizksy FIRM At 81. isAsi.H rre'xne
% Liverpool per steamer aniet. co,,on, 80
-FOUR i2sed.: graio, iNa2d. Cork. ios ornsr-:
ysGi saIcs-wheat, st.ono bushels; corn. ~"
bushels.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, June is--cash quotations were;
FLOUR duil aud unchanged. No spring vhssa.
gkaSJ1tc.: No. 2 rod. S5kas5'lc. No. eo'.'
sAsaL shortribs aiaA shoulders, a3ssoslu
sbort-eIear S. t0as1 u. Whisky, si.0a
Tne Icading futures rsngrd ~ f0li0ws:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-19

WAGNER DISCHARGED.
ium Oyer7uiod- lie IL Now Free
stafford indictments.
special telegram 70 the Dispa'ch.,


stafford Indictments.
special telegram 20 the Disps'ch.l
>t1foAD COURTHOUSE, Va. June 1s.-The
l-"alis Of Stal0id-county jan, when
,.'e Tor the past six months held Horace
lt.ccr. who has been incarcerated therein
~ Ae institution OF his Illegal suit against
80 Adams Express Company. which
lAirj tOncarly two millions of dollars
1- alter tomorrow know him no
&c. When the regular monthly term
ID tAe court opened this morning
in'rwealth 's-Attorney White moved
,7 '.o't that Wagner be sent to one Oh
-e State asylums. This motion was
Hpls.y opposed by Judge John 4. Cool
d. who is Wagners counsel, and after
lHahle argument the Court over
i.''d tao motion and ordered Wagner 10
sflt tomorrow 20 the authorities OF
,'.lri'ek county, Md. which practically
4a That when he arrives there no Will
Is Tree man.
~ WAS MADE puPE.
az lhe announcement Wagner seemed
aoa.y pleased and ia conversation with
~ "V1c' correspondent said: ltmeans
'3f mo discharge and am glad. am
,'ls because ! have been outraged ana
, 100 dupe Of" lie also said that no iu-
tt-le asylum would think OF keeping him:
~" se ms Incarceration he has somewhat
,...hRed and looks older. II will be re-
~s.N'Oefed by the Dispatch readers that no
80 acquitted al the May term OF the cour,
,',1 most interesting trial on the plea OF
touusel.
o. sHAcKLETT's CASE.
{, ~ grand jury to-day brought In three
..asfe is one for seduction. making the
so iiS'ctmeat Of its kind presented In the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-19
Strange Accident--fise Men Dro"no"'
NV telegraph 10 the Dispatch.I

Tonosro, osy.. June ia w wa a;,r wa,
r.,,orsea ON the Canada Pacific railroso
isst night between Claremont and MYRTLE
,1J, 80 miles east OF Toronto, and an en-
,,,na WITH Ave men was dispatched 70 re-
mi, the damages. Coming suddenly on
The break. the engine plunged lnt9 'ns
creek and all on board were drowned
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-19
INDIANA EDITORS COMING.
They VIII Spend This Evening and To-
Morrow Here.

MOfrOW mere.
The Republican Editorial Association OF Indi-
ana-President, General Jasper Packard, Of
New Albany, Ind. Vice-Presdeni, j. A. hauIz
OF 10 Komo, Ind.-will reach Richmond thl:
afternoon al 1870 va the James-Riyer Division Of
the Chesapeake and Ohio railway Ia special
train. remaining until T.. N. Tomorrow. when
they will leave for Old Point. Their headquarters
will be at Forls Hotel The party numbers
ninety ladies' and gentlemen, representing
every section OF the state Of Indiana From Old
Point they 80 70 Washington, where they VII
disbaad aud visit the principal cities 10 the
North. Among the editors are seven delegates
en- route 70 the National Editorial Association
which meets In Boston tho gan instant. warn.
Gus points OF interest along The chesapeake aud
Ohio railway have been visited by The party
They come directly from Natural Bridge 70
Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-19
TnrrIhle Rain-storn.
Especial telegram TO the Dis

I0V0NIHI - W. :.
BELMONT. W. Va. June ia terrible
storm Of rain swept over this section TO,
night. French creek rose - torrent and
A LARGE number of lighthouses with occu-
pants were washed into the Ohio river and
some were ten miles below. No lives were
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-19
HANDSOME RECEPTION.
FEMALE NORMAL SCHOOL.
( Long List of Beautiful charlottesville De-
livery of Diplomas.
Especial telegram TO the Dispatch

FAEMym1E, Va, June ls.-The following
are the graduates of the State Female Nor
NAL school: Misses Minnie Campbell,
Lvnchburg; Mary Campbell, Powhatan ;
Clara Edwards, Halifax; Mamie Eubank,
King william; Ann McIlwaine, Hampton
Sidney; Mamie Meredith, Greenbay (;
Miss Noble. Buckingham Salhe. Walden,
Berkeley: Miss Binswangcr, Richmond !;
Miss Bottingheimer. Richmond; Eloise
Couling. Ashland; Louie and Eloise Rich
ardson, Richmond. and Miss Snapp, Will
chester
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-19
Boxe. for Mail,nr paskageA

Postmaster Russell returned 20 the cii5 last
night from Washington, where he ob'aiuea au-
thority from the proper officials 10 have twenty
large boxes put UP on the streets 10 ainekcns
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-19

Thin and impure blood is made rich and
healthfnl by taking Hoods Harsaparilla. IL
cures, scrcfuia, salt-rheum, all blood dis
orders.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-19

sections Of the city for tho reception OF mailing
packages Tho need % such boxes mas ions
boen felt, an1 the postmaster Will Do 'hahss.
for bls thoughtfuiness. These boxes arv i0i
packages ond not letters.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-19
CLOSING EXERCISES.

The exercises were opened with PRAYER
by the Rev. Wesley c. Walden, Of Berk;
lev. after which the the entire school
ioined IN the chorus, Spinning Wheel"
from 1.-The Flying Dutchman." ESSAYS
were next read by Misses Mamie Meredith
and Mary Campbell. Sally Walden and Ann
Mcllwaine.
The Rev. DIR. William L. Hatcher, of
Richmond. made the address TO the eradu-
ates. selecting for his subject Self-Appre-
ciation.3 o.,
Hon. John Z. Massey delivered the dlplo-
mas; the sacred lyric God be with you
I'M we meet again. followed, and the 6ene-
dIction by Rev. DR.. Mcllwaine brought to
a close this most brilliant commencement.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-19

COTTON kEPoEE
Market nrm.
euorArosA
MropLfSo, IlAc.
Low AiDDLIs8, l0kG
GOOD oaDtaAKY, lO..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-19
PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
senator Daniels Pertinent Bills and North
Carolina Affairs in the House.

Carolina Affairs in the House.
From Our Regular Correspondent
WASHINGTON. June ls.-seustor Daniel intro
duced a resolution in the Senate to-day Instruct
ing the Public Buildings and Grounds Commit
tee TO report 10y bill or otherwise at the next
session OF Congress how many additional ouill-
iugs the Government will need In Washington
for the transaction Of the public business
Uncle Sam Is now paying about $l1WO per
year in Washington for ouildlngs rented OF pri'
yate parties and Sena or Daniel wants 10 put u
stop 10 this leakage.
Mr. Daniel offered in the Senate to-day an
amendment q the eundry civil appropriation
bin relating TO the Portsmouth Na.l buoy de-
Dot ana providing for tho purchase OF an add
tonal strip OF land, including about ninely-tWo
feet of waterfront and extension OF the uepot 30
as 20 provide more Wharfage aad greater storage
capsci and an appropriation OF siO'o0J Tor no
same.
NORTH CAROLINA BILLS.
Congressman Brewer introduced in the House
to-day a bill 10 pay 20 John :. Leaty ana halhe"
y. Leary. DR., executors OF Mathew y. Leary' ue-
ceased, H. y61.l0 Tor stores taken during ths Hai
by the Union forces In North Carolina
A favorable report was made 10 Tue House 10
day on Congressman HeDderson's bil 10 pro
vide for tho erection OF mopumehtto hayo'-
General Nathaniel Greene on the batue-neld y.
the battle OF Guil;Ord Courthouse, y. T., iouSht
March IA, 1871. Tbs committee IN lhelr report
Say that General Greene accom- plished as mucn 10
establish the independence Of the United states
as any military leader IN the Revolutionary war,
General Washington himself excepted. hv Wae
one OF WashiDgtonis most Confidential advisors,
and though q citizen OF Rhode leland no was the
saviour OF the Carohnas aud Georgia inc pat
tic OF Guiiford Courthouse was tho most iul-
pOriant engagement OF his military career, ms J.
broke the power of tho British In the South and
sent CORVALLIS ia retreat. 1900,
Tho bill calls for an appropriation OF s5o.VO1
The House Committee on Military Aha,rs nave
d. a aFnFN
hi granting the RIGHT of way 10 the town OF
Abingdon, Va, for street purposes through me
Government grounds there.
POSrMAsrERs.
The following pOst-o1lces have been esthp-
iished in virginia; Brodnax, Brunswlck s2 D
~. Herbert L. Walker. postmaster ylns-. MI
Fairfax county, George Alpaugh, postmaster
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-19
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
lReported for tho Dsspatoh.I

JUkB -. 1870.
Auction offerings on Change to-day 81 pack
ages and no reflections. Highest, 500 lowest,
ti.l0; average, sl3iD.
Internalroyenue collections: Cigars and
cigarettes, s5,O02,,j; tobacco, t9,sO9.oG-total,
s7,5l24.
Private sales: Fillors. o; smokers, 90 cuiters,
(: wrappers, IS; dsrss. total, IS hogsheads.
Cigarette-stanp sales were eonspcuously
largo to-day. The msrke, In teal shows no par
ticulsr change. sun-cured and all manufacturing
grades arc etii Some tobaecos ere being sold
by upland samples
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-19
4 srnIKr oY nRAKYMFN.

PrrrsBuRGH. Pa. June is.-Thc through
brakeman on the Pittsburgh Virginia and
Charleston railroad struck today for tho
same wages as the PENNSYLVANIA PAYS on
It's other branches. which ~ from 10 To 70
per cent. advance on their present wages.
All through freight traffic on the road has
been suspended.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-19
MARKET REPORTS,
aNolN CONNECTION THEREwiTh THE
WEATHER INDICATIONS
NEW YORK AND RICHMOND STOCKS
Daily Reports from both Bosrds-cotson'
Grain. Flour, and Other Quotations
NEW YORK AND RICHMOND STOCKS.
nv ,elegrsuh 70 tbe Dispa,ch.I

- WASHINGTON. d. C.. Juneis-Forecsss
for Virginia. fair weather, preceded by
tkAlR ,showers on tho coast. slightly cooler
iwitds, becoming north westerly.
- North Carolina, fair weather. followed
In tho afternoon by showers, continued
high temperature, soutneriy winds
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-19
suNoL CREATES A SENSATION.

TERRE HAUrE, IND. Juno lS.-RObert Bonnef5
any Sunol to-day trJtted quarter OF a mile n
81 is seconds. or ~ tho rate Of 2;0i is for tie
e,afNa
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BAL7rMORs. June is.-Virginia consols, 55a
gas bonds, ii6H do. stocks, $50.
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STRIKES ANO LABOR GRIEVANCES.
No Change Tn the situation at Cleveland
Freight Trains Abandoned.

CLEVELAND, o.. June Is There Is no
change in the strike situation TODAY. The
swltchmen are still out On all the roads.
The Lake Shore road had one switching
engine ut work manned 10y tho yard-mass-
ter. Lake Shore livestock and through
freight trains were running as usual, snc
no effort was made 10 interfere With tho
roadmen. AZ the Cleveland and Pitts
burgh shops 4 number of yardmen were at
the dep6t but they were determined to
stand out for their demands. Not wheel
was turned in the yard. All road freight
trains have been abandoned. and the
freight engineers. hremen, road con-
ductors, and brakemen are enjoying va
ralInn
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the estate will please s5lilo With the urdsSsgned
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