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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-27
ATERRiBLE WIND-GUST.
IL HurIs Mighty structure to Ruin-Sis
Men Killed.
by tcIcgraph 10 thc DIspatch.

Mr.. CARMEI. Pa. June %. The Patter-
son-Coal Company's breaker located at Ma
tae village twO miles north Of this city, Ras de-
stroyed by a cyclone this afternoon and the follow
ing persons were killed: j. " Blossom, llaWley,
Pa: j. Bentley DoisOn, ShicEshnny, Pa. Rich
nrl Roberts Luzrrns Borough, William Lodge,
luzerue BOurouCh. an ltallhn Unknown, aud
another stranger stil under The debris. The
breaker was located ou the summit ~
Big mountain about sixteen hundred feet
above the sea level. 70 ran almost
due east and west The STRUCTURE was about
three hundred foot iu length and tho highest
point was one hundred and slXty-1ye feet.
Lodge, Roberts, and two other unkOwn mon were
slafc-rOOfrrs and were engaged IN roofing the
breaker at tho time OF the accident. The other
two killed were carpenters aul met their death
while emul0ycl at work On tie interior Of the
breaker Shortly after noon the sky I'm the
north became black and the darkness grew m
intensity. The men perchol on their high
tower gaZed ON tho advancing storm cX-
pegting 10 descend IN time 10 avoid the ram.
Suddenly q lash uf lightning Illuminated the
horizon, n thunder peal that shook nll tho neign-
B1rhood followed, and the next minute the terri
bic wind gust gathered mp the mighty structure
a. though il were feather, and whirling II
around dashed 10 10 ruin. The men we're
mangrL almost beyond recognition. The DreaA-
or was one Of the largest iu the region, It's ca
psclty being about 10000 tons per month. The
cost OF its erection exceeded 100000. The lOsr
falls on WilkesDarre, Plttsburg, ana Phlla-
delphia caDitalists.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-27
HE SHOT HIS SISTER.
The OLD, oLosroRY-THs GUNAcC'-
pENTALLY EXPLODED.
Mormon Euigrants on the Way to Utah--
The Electric Cars and the Col'ch-
High school Exercises
,snOcl.l telegram to the pIspateh.l

LYScHBURo, Va, Juno 26. George Eariy'
n colored youth, while cleaning a shotgun
to-day about 1 O'Clock accidentaliY eA
ploded the charge. and the whole ioao
entered the hip of his little sister, VINO
was sitting near, causing very sosh-
gerous wound.
Two carloads of Mormon emigrants
passed through here on their way to UtAn
to-day. They seemed to be ali very inter
hgent and well-to-do.
BIG HITCH.
There seems 20 be hitch between tne ivy
Council and She Electric StFeet-Car COMPANY.
Az the new fC0uncil meets next month 70
thought there will b. some lively times De'"Sen
the City Fathers and tho company, lns 90 80
tric cars have not yet made theh conn ,so
their charter calls for, and DO nos now go " w
heavy grade from Main 20 Fiuh street, anu tl1s
is what has caused the trouble.
BROKE MS AKN.
John {. Turpin, a brakeman on tho Eichmond
and Danvile road, fell from boN-car III % lae
yard this afternoon ana broke ms ls,t Sa Iit,h
commencement exercises OF the Lynchbuis nisn
School are being held In the opern-house '"-
night and the house Is packed vita people
RECyPTs nGHr
The receipts Of tobaoco here are very light ana
pricos are very low. Farmers ot Campbeh c9uls- s
" have commenced the wheat harvest ahd - -
port the grain 10 be very fine and pump lhoush
the yield will fall below expectations. Corh anu
tobacco are very promising.
"REIIABLE' AUTHORITY
It's stated on reliable authority that one ot
the land companies of Bedord NNy mas -
cured the removal ia the near future OF one OF
the large northern watch-tactories to theT pro-
perty. ..
DIED IRON BLOOD-rOtSoN.
John Thomason, from Knoxville, ''''--' ~
uotor-man on an electric strect-car, n'>t "dn
a slight accident last week on enc Ot ihe ,Ats,
which was not thought seriously of az thc tlhS;
Late this afternoon he was taken violently III
and bloOd-pOi-on set I'm, and hc died about uhrh'
tie was about tweuty-l0ur years OF age.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-27
HENS AND BOOSTERS GALORE.
4 Large PouItr,-Yard to Ee Established
Near This CitV.

Nessrs. GIiltou Caycc and James Taylor
returned YESTERDAY morning from o Nisit
~ Boston, whore thry went 10 Hsl'''' ""'' D
wrl-ku0wn pOuitr-yafu. ,.,....,,t..
MS me intention Of these gentlemen 70 eslu - y,
lin n tcnucry AT " "BoOmiale, Nh 'ayye ;
-, which IL near "a" city. rive hundred
fowl ,gin Doe put I'm the yards for the nrer4lHs o,
..r.r-tcr." aud Tor the sale OF eess In auuI,iul u
q, mis- several bOoded strains OF chickens VIII no no
rai.rJ and it Us said that m" EcmcIy Ndl oo one oHo
- tt. hest ana most handsomely equipped III
Mr.. '..sl5r is thoroughly posted ON al matters
,,arfaiu.u- o. poultry and is "a great ehluu7'a9l
ru fnr III tirc,. While ON the trip ne 'alNoL ~. ~
i,..,..s.rrIr ~ fowls that Mr. tayce says Whoh
r.,.tt came ho felt his neither limbs 70 asc5I%'a'l' %
,,h.tb,r s1 much information had NOT pIoIu'ou
An. Tavlor in conversation with a piefAlOh, to-
,rt.- Yesterday said that, much 90 MS -drptisv'
H. fowls ne saw NorJh all appeared 70 DC
nm D took aud not nearly so uhe aS llo lo
strains u Virginia lie added ,Gqi dn7as,ns ln5 GlT,e
t-..f1 ibat he intended making their poullt9-
,lr,,. n fcedinc-pOint tor the whole country
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-27
4 CoIored Youth Drowned While wading
to Barge.

A eolored youth named James Graham
was drowned in the river yesterday morn
ting between Mnyo's bridge aud Manchester.
Tic deceased, together with several othcr boys,
was wading in the water towards a sand barge sta
toned In the stream, and getting beyond MS
depth was drowned before assistance could Do
rendered him.
Coroner Taylor viewed the romans but
deemed an inquest unnecessary. Graham was
seventeen years old.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-27
NM pnLIch NnTIIfEp.
PROTEST OF THE STRIKERS.
They Don't Want the Engine Repaired
at the Locomotive-W Works.

A committee Of the strikers Of the Loco
motiye-Works yesterday waited on MEM
bers OF the Board OF Fire Commissioners 10 pro-
test against their action in sending 70 the Loco
motlye-WOrks for repairs the IRE engine Iron
the BrOad-strtet engiue-Eouse, and 10 request
them not % give any other city work TO this eom-
pany.
They were told that they could have a hearing
at the meeting OF the Board next Monday. II
this session Of the Board i open 20 both sides
the prOceeding wiz BE- Of unusual interest.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-27
Two Men Killed Two Fatally Injured.

ELIZABETH. y. j., june 2G-A scaffold
erected to thcthird story Of the foundry being
built for the WOrthngt0n Pump Company, OF
Brooklyu. near the Singer SeWiug-Macn!nc
Works, at EuZaheIhpOrt, fell with seventeen
men this morning. Gabriel Williams, aged
thirty years, and Michael Nolan, aged twenty
five years. Of Elizabeth, were killed: Patrick
Maher, Of Elizabeth, and RCmus Hundlcy tcol-
ored1, Of Newark, were fatally injured, james
Kelly. Patrick Jones, and Michael McCarty, OF
Elizabeth. were also seriously hurt. The i'll
iurcd men were taken 10 the hospital.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-27
SkIrInIsh Dill.

Company d, Of the First Virginia regl-
ment. will march out 10 tho Lee monument this
afternoon and 60 through the movements OF \
shan-battle skirmishers, using elank car
tridges.
This viii be n novel and interesting sight 10
those who have never seen anything OF the kind.
The company viii leave the ArmOry promptly at
$50 o'clock.
This company now ranks as one Of the best IN
the regiment and proposes soon % take the lead
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-27
A TOWN WIPED OUT.
This Destruction supplemented by An
other Storm Now Raging.

BOONE. IA. June 2G.--At the Chicago and
Northwestern headquarters IN this city
was received to-day the first direct news from
the scene OF the Hoods on the Maple-Riyei
branch Of the road. The dispatch IS from the
operator no Moyile, and says mat town Is almost
wiped out, the wafer running IN az the depol
windows and being up 20 the ceilings ~ tht
buildings. All the houses Ia the Tat portion OF
the town have Ooen swept away and tho railroad
tlrn-table Is washed from It's place. Three miles
OF track are gone between AOYille and kingsley
also most Of the small bridges and the Dridgt
over Tho Sioux river. This destruction Is now
being supplemented by another storm raging II
present Ia the same vicinity and extending south
to the mulu line OF the Northwestern. lt Is rain
ing very hard and the storm Is travelling east
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-27

Asaresut Of the recent eXam1a,iohh II ',e ma. az
,As. az p,t ni,,cty-ane odt OF total oi one hui-
ayed and have been 3egn atlt. ta form
% t.c United states Military AcS5vS ,Sna have been
a." ,.,d 1,,ck from last years class who are 70
tIrh1u n%S c,aas n September next VIII pro3,a
6iy swell no total membership 70 ,ig Of me ne fol-
list OF ag.Ppr,ie,nep rom Virginia. Edwari Bar
,U"tt cod. Richard Claiborne Mayo' Diva
5h'ls 5,s ord Thomas Maurice Sweeney.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-27
IN THE TEACHERS ASSEMBLY,.
The Musical and instrumental Contest
Anxious Competitors.

T"ITT7T-TII TTTT -T'TTTT ~ IN" IT. I7-''-7''T
MouFHEAD CITY, y. c., june 26.-l hls
was Big Friday with the assembly people.
The musical contest came oil. In the in-tru-
mental contest five young ladies coutcnded for
the prizc. which Will bee awarded whom the vocal
contest H. ended tonight The committee 20 de-
eide nave been appointed. anj their decision
will be looked forWith anxious hopes. Two pieces
of music mad 10 De played 10y each competitor
one their own selection and one that they had
never seen before. Nixon g. liamhn pisno- were
used. The vocal contest All Doe too late 90 give
the results tonight.
This was another fine day On the water.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-27

sp,nss and hydraulic cylndhrs. and has s,,,,,
~ S'SD.H9n D.n during tho tests nt Saedy hoos
bsyo sl,., nn,,ae.S' lron-Works Of Providence. n
ten,oes o,,,, 20 the American rights OF tho ns,
Woy D,,, ~ nsVe en'ered into contract with the
sii Soap Sp'attnent tnent 70 furnish eight carriagcs M
y,,S WIN WIN condition that x the order A. In
tbc o,,'i,,i3 W1.ni3 year 20 twenty-five carriage
price Of $1,000 each. ''' W oe 'ufhshed al a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-27
nohCrnss NisItatIon

crnreme Commander Charles MAYOR
- ld0rcYne Rooorder John -: Nlebi.r' ar. JI'
sd sad probably others wl reach BagGSac an5S Council
nakae ocial ysie',g@ ,9etinS tG ST' w 10 held At
to-hlght, l.o,nps smiths Hall, on fhth street
ihs ,l .y},,sd and MARSHALL The meeting VII VII
be S'gs oen 20 sde The ritual Is PoeS ssen Sp Il are
o. romance, and those VINO ,dpaSip ns IN this city
shsdSo ycn Si, 81 old order men aud knigets EN-
- coi" F{gSese viii be somc good music to-h'sh'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-27
Loss to Alabama Rolling Mills.

BRMNGHAM. Ala, June 2j.-The finish
ing department Of the Alabama rolling
mills. at Gate City, near Birmingham,
was burned this afternoon. Loss esti-
mated at $4,000. Two hundred men are
thrown out of employment for sixty days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-27
THINGS oulsTAT tbs COLLEGE.
'oinis About the Professors and w,.,,
'hey WIZ Summer-Given n Modal

klchmond College now presont. do
lSS1ed, melancholy appearance. and ,ybars
o.tS y ioW "nys ago the campus was alive ygttb
so.,. s"VI's am teunis-pl0yers ouIv soft. shady
lqylncss s,,,,,,., lI,rehts itself hazy air II
Nac2tion--so loucod ior by tho studcrts b..
-, a. ~. "iilNeI. ana now IN delight they cnn coqt
as'I" their ariGous duties Tho few Who a.. m
rrouor,,, ,,.' ~, yee enlHlnRs, making their final
,"oN upon their fnrcs, ana th, tcqrs thet bsvc
.,,, u,I" shrd OF parting, II any, arc wofully fcw
tuu 80 hui little way toward rro.in. 40
locofy That q" our scbool-dlvs were Our banoies,
moment ''' ""PP'eS'
pR RyLANpS VACATION.
Dr. Charles Rylaud, FINANCIAL secretary of tho
A. ~ y uNs n'eA ge-ol"rtcd % this position. lie
= ".,' HNPeraiendcni oi grounds and buillipr4
'o, IN" institution, and us usual every ,tir,p,oy
VIII devote considerable portion Of his fi,no 20
nttHuN'ng The campus and carrying ont other
C,. '.@ no yct completed 10 This limo. His spn. Mr.
Gt''elt Ey'gnd WHO'S the popular libra
nan, VIII aii him In arranging and rc,sf,IogIin,
'he books ot tho library. This bv fbp yyay is NO
~ l1sA, lna9much as there are thousands OF
college. VI ''''
WHAT THE PROFESSORS WILL no.
=. Professor Puryear, the ever couial ana face
nous, has Ocon reelected chairman Of tho fqcUl-
" Tor 10" coming session, and after a l~Ief rost
hc viii resume the many duties attendant ur,on
tni7 position and also engage iu active work for
llr college.
Professor Harrison has now ceased TO cxplntc
| upon lSi alSitu-f synturU-i construction Of
Tic latin language. "Ct.H Dc,usiaH4is" ana viii
lf lh1hly spend Tnstful summer iu attending
fcie''ns mcei'ncs iu di1ernt parts Of the state
id' condition ot Professor Thomas who has
'rth SICK Tor several wCoke, Is now improved.
Professor Pollard win spend the summer Ia
Irii'oJs ana college work IN various parts Of the
Tine new "Nafhr instructor. Professor p =
61.Ee-, win gn 60 South Curo.inn nud ON his re-
| ttru to This state engage iu work for the col
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-27
OVER FIVE HUNDRED PERAcRe.
Mr.. Bryan sells Some Henrico Lana LOT
Good Price-Other Deeds.

The only deed of bargain aud sale 9a'.i',- re-
,orJe5 IN the Chancery Court Glerh ;
N,i.c Yesterday was that %. charles U' ou, j..
10 ~. lOL5>, ,...t S.fwceu Jackson and DuyaL
prNmlo COUNTY corEr
,....,, R~yap and wife 90 Sherwood Lana aIi Ooin-
10, Jos a5 ilS.iO0O acres near Hemitage roau'
sI4,GGS.tJ. .U Rf,ke so feet
Commiilees n. Bennett TO w. A. ~, h H s,,tic 10
~, MAN street. northwest corner H'"'' o"''
go ~ t-1Ist of 3 100, tl,3"l. ,,,,,.;,,,,o
q Garrison aud vile 20 D. ;. WoollIi Wl. m
"a fe,t on north side D.ckersOn suoo' no'''
ayyngT' n.tn-5r S9 Land Company 70 c. II. Richard
s..,' ict 1G ina square IA, 500.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-27
An Artilleryman Drowned.

FoRT MosRoz, Va, June 26. Private
Kouba, Of Battery ], Third artillery, from Fort
McHonry, was drowned while bathing last night
lie leaves a wife add two children IN Baltimore.
Ills body las not yet been recovered.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-27
uInessnf NIrs. JanneY..

Mrs. William II. Peasants was called to
LouIoun county yesterday morning bya telegram
announcing the severe illness OF her mother, Mrs
Lydia NJ. Janncy.
Mrs. Janney Il the widow OF Mr.. Asa VI. jan
ney well known % many Of our older residents
a. head miller az the GallegD Mills for many
years before the war. She il in her nincty-sec-
Ond year, and, until now, quite healthy Tor one
Of her advanced age.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-27
The HtIIEKtrnrted.

Miss Katie Buchanan, the young lady
who was shot accidentally by another young lady
at the Pinc-Street baptist chuarch picnic held
nj ashland Park Thursday, was reported con-
sderahly better last night.
The ball was extracted from her thigh yester-
day morning by Or. II. Wythe Davis and the
young lady began improving Immediately. No
bone was fractured by the shot.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-27

The city ambulance was summoned YES
ferday morning al 1.IU o',iuok to attend "a white
woman ON Thirteenth street who was suffering
flom heart-iailurc. She was taken home.
While on Thirteenth street another call was
received 20 attend white woman at the First
police station. who vas suffering from nervous
exhaustion. She was relieved and lett.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-27
INSTITUTE TRUSTEES AT WORK.
Professor HobEood's List Of Teachers Not
SubmIttcd-Plans Discussed.

The attendance upon the Joint meeting
held Yesterday afternoon OF the Board or
Trustee. of the Richmond Female Institute anu
the members Of the Baptist ministry VI this
city was larger than ~ any previous assembly ~
the interest OF the school,
Professor llobsoOd, the now president of the
Institute, was present and stated ms views on
many import matters. lie did not. however. az
wa eyterted he would, present list IL teachers
for election. not yot having decided ON tr"
names This he expects to DO I'm IT," DAYS
when q meeting ut fhr trustees viii be hrld Tor
the purpose OF ratification.
Al fhi4 meeting several matters relative 10 the
best interests of the seminary were discussed
aud many plans were adopted rs 20 details IN
the policy Of the institute.
DUTIES OF THG PRESIDENT
Tho President will devote hl- whole time 70
supcrirtcu ling the school ana overlooking t.
bueiuc5s and its work. lie will not, 10 Is thought,
take any classes no an, ina order that h" may
give his undivided attention 10 the work hs
president
tItc was brlught up aud discussed al length.
This IVES considered the most important o--eu-
tial at present, and it WAS adopted a. policy oi
the school that its president or some Of iis DiIi-
GERS represent 10 AZ every Baptist assucid. ON
meeting or convention held iu the state OF Nlr-
ginia within tho next year or 20.
The meeting Wps q very enthusiastic one
throughout auI bespeak- great benefit for the
institute in the future.
TIE MINISTERS INTERESTED.
II has only been a few months since an OF the
Rautist ministers Of the city began taking an ar-
tive interest i'm the welfare of the school and the
fact that nearly every clergyman Of TINT de-
nomination iu Richmond Was present al y"stcr-
days meeting shows how they haEe taken 10
heart interest i'm the Seminary.
Professor llObcOOd will leave the city to-day or
Monday for his home at oxford, y. G., where he
will AT once begin the preparation ot the rata-
lorue for the coming year. lie Will probably re-
turn 10 Richmond In ten days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-27
N-.-.n-n .llhe - Trnst.

.n. 90 tbe Dispatcnl
. I... Judge Bartlett, Of
.r. sitting iu Brooklyn, hauleH
r.-lsy 200 the matter Of tAe ap-
I-rlIt.ou 0f the corporation
Sugar trust aud fJrtAc appoint
.. tlo various hriuh ne aD-
...ulss a. receivers Hs ill-o"H
....t ,.mpauy for De Castro ana
Hr .u Brothers, The hinka-tDNuy
'.. DICK s. Meyer, the Brooklyn
..r HIvcueyor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-27
Reduction Of French Grain Duties

PARIS, June 25.-The Senate has finally
accepted the bill of the Chamber Of Depu-
ties fixing July 10th as the date upon which
the reduction Of grain duties is TO so into
effect.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-27
Tho pni.nncd PatIenls MrII.

The condition Of Mrs Rcdd and other
inmates Of her house, who We're poisoned last
week by the box Of candy sent anonymously 20
the former. is nov greatly improved and they
have recovered almost entirely.
Tho police are still ON the lockout for the send
cr of the package, but have made no arrests as
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-27
''' rouar.carriage Contracted For'

i'.eRrapn % the Dlspateh-J
.los. -. G.. June 26.-Ihe ORD
b. f,msli ~ tue army has a. lost sl.',, sn'-
aEins q conifecs for tae cons y ,'.,.,,
'g NJ tne Esston ana anu A ~ ~
'"a carriages for the twelve. uieh
.Ilg rined mOrtars intepa,,ea 80,
b. .r''lre. This carriage y Of ne bnsslan, s,xd,
'-' iooyA being tskon pp ~ disAoo s''0'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-27
VIII California Not BE at the Fair
nv toIarrnr.h fn tho lianafch.l

SAN FRANCIsCO, CAL. June 2j.-State
COMPTROLLER Colgau's attorney has advised him
not 20 pay the 100000 appropriated by the
Legislature for Cahiouia's exhibit 40 the World 3
Fair on the ground that the appropriation is un-
constitutional
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-27

.' gaph to the DispaichJ
t.... June 2G.-The total amount
"saysi Tor Jdpiaent % LutoPc py
camera Dr. s4.221, 200; tJtai lhN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-27
IL VIII Not Go Begging

The appointment of Judge Atkins TO the
mArshAlship OF the United States Court Of APP
peals created vacancy In tho clerical force OF
the internal revenue ofiice here. The names
DIR. q. X. Gilmer, Emmett Crump, and General
Randall
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-27
Mr.. pnmcII Sittlne In.

The condition Of Mr.. John II. Powell,
VINO was so badly injured in the collision b.
tween the electric car ana hoOk-aud-laddcr
truck. which occurred several weeks ago, ia now
greatly improved and hc is able 90 sit mp In his
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-27
Arkansas Treasurer Under Arrest
llr tnIn-rrr.h 10 Tho nIannfrh.l

LITTLE Rock, ARB.. June 2G.-The grand
fury Of Pulaski county this forenoon returned an
Indictment against ex-stIte treasurer WOOL
ruff for EN- mbeZzlement OF State funds. NO0drun
WAS Immediately placed under arrest.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-27

DIR. Hunter Mcclure says: Forty years
ago my father used 10 send his own team
all the way 10 toPennsyiVania Bedford Springs
for water. Ny brother up the Valley uses
it, and am using il now.n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-27
Cotton on Passenger steamships.
TBv telegraph 70 the Dispatch.l

| NEw YoBE, June 26.-Ihe experience of
! the steamer city Of Richmond has led the au-
tharitics of the White star Line 10 consider the
question Of carrying cotton in the cargo Of pas
/ sengcr and mail steamers. Until "A decision Is
arrived at no more cotton will Dc carried on such
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-27
The Diamond Shoal Light.
rRy telegraph 20 the Dispatch. !

WAsHISoToy, June 26.-The Treasury De
parfmcnt l. informed that the caissOn Tor the
ilght-houso at Diamond ShOal. on Cape Hatteras,
has been cOmpicted nc Norfolk and viii be tOWed
20 It's position tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-27

r.J. VI. Frost will conduct his last ser
vice a. Leish-Street Baptist church ON sunday
night The Doctor viii leave tor Nashville,
Tenn, on Monday morning. His family will re-
main i'm the city for several weeks.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-27

The Officers, teachers. pupils, and friends Of
Trinity Methodist sunday school will have their
annual picnic at NJ Pleasant. Chesapeake
and Ohio railway, on Wednesday, July LIST.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-27

There win be a grand concert and musical en-
tertAinment with the rebuilding OF King Solo
mons temple at Trinity church on Tuesday
night next
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-27
THE THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY.
Delivery of Diplomas to the Graduating
Characterization and Appointments.
..---.-.l .-l-.-.u..., IL. ~. nl-r.nA..h


ALEXANDRIA. Va. June 26-Ihe COM
mencemeut exercises Of the Virginia Iheo-
logical Seminary took place yesterday afternoon
al that institution. Bishop Nhlttle delivered
diplomas 10 the graduating class, which WAS
composed OF Messrs. Arthur, Brander, Brown,
Carter Ewing, Harrison, Massle, Mem, Norton,
RideOut. smith, and Stlres. Rev. Dr. Matlock
delivered an impressive address 20 the gradu-
ates and the benedictOn Of the Bishop closed
the exercises of the second day.
ORDAINED,
Tho graduates OF yesterday were ordained to-
dav by Bishop Whittle. Among those ordained
10 the priesthood were Il. Greene, j. G. CormicE,
and ". III. Burkhart.
APPOINTMENTS.
The Bishop made appointments In Virginia as
follows: Il. :. Carter, Big Stone Gap; William
w. Btauder, Brunswick county; John kidout,
Petersburg; William l. Norton, North Danyllle,
ana Ernest NJ. Stires, West Point
Nessrs Iugle and Massie viii go 10 China az
missionaries. and Messrs. Brown and Mecm VIII
20 70 Brazil.
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Rev. James II. Corden, pastor Methodist Epis-
copal church, Wilson, y. C., says: l have used
Bradycrotine aud never IN single instance
failed to obtain immediate relief from headache
when directions were followed.