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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-17
Markets BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.


Ngw YORK, June 10. - Cotton quiet; sales
lis bales uplands, 7-i6c. Orleans s1sc. !;
netreceipts at all ports, B'444 bales; ex-
ports-to Great Britain, 1903 bales continent,
300 bales :stOck, 320, 1894. southern noar quiet
Wheat higher: No. 2, sL09aS1.094 store and
elevator options opened unchanged 70 NC
mn and quickly advanced 5ka1ssc. on reports OF
damage 20 the crop by rain aud an unexpecte
decrease In amount on passage from TINS ut t
there was little realizing and a decline OF 14c''
but the close Is steady at 1sa11lc. over yester-
day. No 2 red, June, sLG9; July, Sl.O0 !;
August S1.01M. Corn higher, strong, scarce,
and dull; No. 2, 6nI6a70e. elevator options
advanced 1L4a211c., closing firm on hght re-
celpts al the Wes: and shorts covering; June,
67Lsc-; July, 639sc-; August, ollTc; OATS
frnler, moro active options active, 1al up
and strong july, 4a9S tz4 ssP.sm spoi No q
43a43I4c. Coffee-options opened steady AZ
10 25 points advance, closedsteady az 10 10 %
up June, 1850: July, s16.lOa$lo1o; Au-
gust, s15.55as15.6o; spot ko d9ll ana nO ac-
tive ana steady; fair refining, 1896; re,
nned ouiet and steady Moiasses-Forelgn duIl
ana lower; 50-test, 11s4al2c. asked New Vr-
leans duh hut steady. Rice dun DIT steady'
Pstroleumquiet and steady rcnned, New lork,
a a0s7. lac. Cotton-seed Oh duh and unsettled ;
crude. on grade, 25a29c. Rosin dun strained,
common 10 good, s1.45as1.50. Tnrpensine
quiet and steady. Pork dun On. s'e6ns; sosS
nuts steady. Beef duh but steady. Beef hams
ouiet and steady. Tierced beef dun. Cut meats
dull but steady. Mlddies quiet and easy Lard Lard
higher: closed easy; western steam, en.ozs1i
sttr' AZ. s5: July, 1855 bid; August, $500
re6ned stronger and quiet fLeighls steady
and quiet cotton, S-32d.; grain, 2Ifa3d.
ST. LOUIS
st. LOGS, NO.. June 1o--Flour quiet and
stsady. Wheat opened Nc down, then nrtned
up. and closed steady and Nallse. above yestsL.
dax. No red, cash, 9ea9eltc.: July, sos4a
eoc. closihg, eisse. August, closing, svc, pc,
eember, closlng, e2tlc- Corn opened nrm sna
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-17
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET
Five convict, Received Yesterday.

JUNE I0.-Market very quiet. Prime, &c.; extra
primo 3lsc.; fancy, 3hc.; spanlsh; 3y9c; COM
mon, II6a2c. factory haud-picked, 3i4a4@c. ..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-17

The following convicts were received at
the penitentiary yesterday
Thomas Lemon (white), from Floyd
county, TO serve two years for voluntary
manslanghter.
Hugh Wiley (white), from Loudoun
county. to serve fifteen aud half years
for DEMONSTRATING.
Henry Smith (colored), from L)udoun
county, to serve five years for burglary.
Robert Mailing (white), from Loudoun
county, to serve five years for horse-steal-
ing.
Rozier Jackson (colored), from Loudoun
county, TO serve one year for grand
larceny
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-17
LAUNDREssEs ON A STRIKE.
E5iou, Denominations Against " Black
legs" So-CalIed.


57 i.-.-- american cable TO the Dispatch.l
-v5v june l6.-Three hundred laun-
r,.., oi North London had q meeting
r-.s. attended with the usual incidents OF
G--t-llE.1s, resolutions, and wrangling, and
-'--i q strike for eight hours daily labor and
T. ....- ;.r diem. These demands are con-
s..--! n .---iye by the employers Of the laun-
-ss.s a-4 Las been refused. The strikers fol-
't 'Ae usual method Of inumidating
tsr.' smashing windows where
o. F-re employed, invading estab-
s-.l'-, dragging women from their work,
-s ~ emptying wash-tubs, over
---i ne ir0ning-tables, kicking over the
---tor--s, and playing havoc generally.
police were utterly pOwerless to prevent
G, .-r.--;ration o. the striking laundresses,
-ri.l.y had the entire sympathy OF the
-s-- $40 watched the wrecklng Of the laun-
--. ans encouraged the ladies 10y cheering
.- SO Otherwise expressing their approba-
- end booted and leered at the "blacklegs
'- tasIed unceremoniously into the streets
I.-l Lnli0n.
To- .4.litesses' strike Is spreading 70 such an
zen hat clean linen will soon be a decided
-4-. ~ Nurh London.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-17
Basc-RaIf.
by Telegraph to tho Dispa,cb1

tby Telegraph TO the Dispatch1
WASHINGTON, June G.-Followinpsare tba
resolts OF the games Of baseball played TO-DAY :
NJ Washington (Assocation): RnuY
MSshingtons. IL 0 0 o O o 700 o. a :
DDa..lmores 80 / o 1lOx- 3 3 4
ham and Townsend Cu''"'"s-
AZ Philadelphia CLeagucE: ppur
fhladelphias, % o o . O 3OOO- a n q
Sievelands. .....3 0 . 0 600 rs 10 a
batteries; Gormley, Brown, and Gray; Young
AT Philadelphia tAssociation). RRuv
athleucS .........0 o o . o O . O. q =
boStons. ..........0 o 20 / 3x-13 IA I
Batteries: Chamberlain and Milligan. Rnf9r.
ton and Murphy. Du''n-
AZ New York QLeague): y MI D
New lorks.......2 o , 01OOO- n
Nhicagos. ...., 40 0 O 0 o OF o. o q I
Kittredge. '' anu
AZ Cincinnati (Association): R.p.Up
OhClnnatis .....l 20 i o . O-IOS 4
81 Louis. ...... @ o O2Ol 2-67 =
Boyle. -'N''' anu
AT Boston league: H.R.uR
Bostons. .........1 O40302 o--iO ~ o
Pttsburgs. 30 0 0 o 0lOO o. 4 (
Batteries-Clarkson, Bennett, and Lake: Bald
win and Mack. ''''
At Louisville association: RRuK
LOuisvilles 40 O o o o = OF o. 4 >
Columbus 80 90 OIL 90 & q
batteries-Ehret, Cahill and Ryan; Knen and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-17
on,eer. Of Richmond Rand olph Lodge.

A regular meeting af Richmond Ran;
dolph Lodge, No. 10, A. +. and A. NJ, was helu
az aasons' Hall, on Franklin street, last night
Tue following officers were elected for the en-
senior Warden, Henry +. w. Southern; Junior
Warden, Charles w. Ragland; Treasurer, w.
Fletcher Richardson; Secretary. WorspipIul
w. Hall Crew Senior Deacon, Noble hospy'
Junior Deacon, Dr. Z. I. Baker; Chaplain, Wos-
shintul George T.. Keesee; Tier. James III.
Alien Steward, George w. Schleicher; Repre-
sentative on Masonic Relief Board and Masonic
Burial Committee, Worshipful Charles r. hsoy'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-17

The general feeling Is more bulish, but while
there were no takings Of gold for Tomorrow
steamer and no indications OF any movement
in that limo this week the BrmnCss Ut exchange
with the proximity Of rates % the shipping point
renders caution the order 81 the day. Chicago
Gas Was the only feature OF the day and 10 scored
a marked advance. Tho railroad list was sloN
To respond 70 the strength Ia this specially and
tho bearish inclination of the room caused y
lower opening and further slight losses In most
OF the list, while AZ the lowest figures OF the day
Louisville was down IS and Rock island e pei
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-17
RIcK rRnu P1nRIRA.

Mr.. James G. Clarkson and family, Of Tampa
Fla, are nj PARROTS Hotel, After the accumu-
latiOn Of considerable wealth in the Gland Of
flowers" Mr. ClarksOn, returns 10 his native
county and State, where he will invest largely
and where he proposes In future TO reside. lie
Is a brother OF the late George b. Clarkson, oil
this county.
Mr. StOnewall TOmpkins, manager OF tho cleo
tric-light plant in this city, is In Providence,
Rhode Island, on business.
Mrs. Lewis b. Johnston, wife Of Rev. l.. -
Johnston, Of Harrssonburg, IS the guest Of Mr.. D.
VI. Murphys family on north lnlYerslty streot
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-17
The Explosion on the philadelphia
~ $1,000. a.. ~ nlar,nfch.l

e~zlSoroS, June 16.--The Navy De
f'i-sl, b Informed mat the explosion ON the
~ States Steamer Philadelphia az me
I, lorE uayy-yaTd yesterday was calss "a
lzcniniEt VINO went into the noid "
II, after he dynamo, which was not Eoih =,
- crying an open Light near tehA "a
s'-'lls The FIRE which followed tho 80
$50 Wa extinguishsd by flooding the COM
,tat which resulted IN damaging a queh-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-17

time II looked as though riot was inevi-
table. Mayor Marigold stood Arm in hrs
fused to do duty under Chief Rylands,
and after time secured them. After the
detail hal proceeded short distance two
Others returned and surrendered their
badges.
THE RIOT ACT READ.
The excitement at this time was intense
in and about the station-house. aed the
Mayor was compelled 10 read the riot act
10 the crowd, which soon dispersed. 1t
had become generally known that the State
troops had been called together, which
probably had an effect on the excited
by a majority Of the law-abiding citizens.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-17
MECHANICS IN DEMAND.
The Substantial Growth of Charlottes-
ville-A Fatal Date for Family.
LCorrespondence ol lhe Rlchmond DIspa.ch.l

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
CHARLOTTESVILLE. June 16.-As an indi-
cation of the rapid and substantial growth
Of Charlottesville II can be mentioned that one
firm has now on hand thirty.seven houses to
plastcr. Brick-layeTs, carpenters, plasterers,
In fact, nearly all classes OF workmon are In de-
mand. LabOress are scarce and hard to get.
II rs considered a little singular that three
female members OF the same family shOnld all
die on the same day Of the month 1lth OF Junel
that the same lady should assist In preparing
the bodies for burial, and whose birthday Is the
same day on which they died. Such IL the fact,
and all the parties were citizens Of this place.
A sO1ree was given by Miss Hay Watson on
High street last night. The large crowd IN at
tendance spent a most enjoyable evening. Mrs.
Millar, who has 30 often delighted the citizens Of
this place with her magnificent singing, rendered
several solos.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-17
How the Clubs stand.
AMERICAN AssocIATION.
Serious Landslide Into Tunnel.
INV Telegraph 10 the Disnatch1

PoBT Huron: Mich, June ia big cave
In occurred at the Port Huron end Of the tunnel
this morning. The north bank for many feet gave
way and sank into the approach, carrying the
engine-hOuse down with II. The accident Is SINH
lar TO tina one which occurred on the Canada
side. Fortunately, at the time no one was in the
eneine-house or OF work In the approach In that
vicinity. IL will take two months TO remove the
earth that caVed In.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-17
THE CHILEAN CONTEST
Mild
"o"oardments-The Mercantile
Community Weary Of the war.
fBy tefeQranh 20 a. NJ.

,SnhNIiAoo Dx CHLE. June ls.--It ia oA,
s,,,. announced here that the presidential
,. sc s. OF war-shps bombariod Pisagna' ~,
win S'n a, Tor threc hours, and that Iquiqne mot
,h M 80. . h'hi.ar oombardment on sune DIN. In
~ ~ Vebe OF the latter city, according 10 me on
49, announcement, the Huascar and O'Uis0Ins
bi,, upon the city with their long.raneo enns
'9 ~, these vessels remained az n distance e'''
Inc foreign and mercantIle cosnn,,,,,,,. 4.
80 ., the war and heartily desirous that one
suo OF the other win soon obtain tho miner hann
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-17
EAST HANOVER paEsBYTERY.
Various Reports Read and Accepted-Dis
trfcf Assocfattons
Especial telegram 10 tho Dispatch.

NORFOLK, Va, June 1G.-At the adjourned
meeting Of. East Hanover Presbytery to-
day, Rev. w. s. Lacy, moderator, tho pastoral re-
laiiOns Of Rev. Il. d. StimsOn, Of Holmes church,
Eastern Shore, were dissolved and he was dis
missed 90 the Lexington Presbytery. The re-
ports Of commissioners 70 tho General Assembly
were read and accepted. Rev. W. 7. Walker. Jr.,
Of Montgomery Presbytery, after passing a salts
factory examination Wns nccnuied.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-17
The MERcURY'S CLIMB.
s'ly Cases Of Prostration-one Hundred
Degrees and More.

by telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l
NV YORK, June I6.-The mercury az
~ here today reached So degrees. Az
. D .t vas 81 degrees AZ against IS degrees foi
responding period Of last year; Many
- o. beat prostratiOn were reported to-1a!
-r -y and Ia Brooklyn
AL ABOUND 100 IN NEW ENGLAND.
AZ Boston the thermometer registers, IOO,
het.1yd chronicles %; Worcester ~. r rom ron
l'filsrn portion OF New England we SS,i-
--al-e % ne warm wave Is noted. Bidde-
reports IO2: Concord, n. H., 100; Augusta,
e, ~ Portland, Ne, 9S York Beach me-,
"a, beel, Mass, %: Manchester, \. H., 90 ;
~, Conn, over 100; Bridgeport Conh''
= Aer1cn, Conn, 100.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-17
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

reported for the Dispatch.l
JUNE 10, 1891.
Auction offerings on Change to-day, 50 pack
ages and taken in; highest, $50; lowest,
sl.1O-average, 1854.
Revenue collections; Cigars and cigarettes,
So, t8s. so; tobacco, s2,445-total, e7,6l3.sO.
Private sales: Filters, 12; smokers, 8; cut
tiers, z; darks, so; wrappers, 4;-total, SO
hOgsheads.
W.T. Owens, Of New York, was on Change To-
day.
suncured average lowest reached, but with in
different tobacco offered. Dark shipping now
conposes the greater part Of sales. Brights
we're worry Quiet and trading dun
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-17
AVfe Victims of the swiss Disaster
fEy tate,,r,,h % fhe Dlauatch

Ban. June 16.-The lower one Of the
=, fai,road-cars Suspended over the broken
se near Moochenstsln, whore the accident 70
~ 4rsion train took place on sunday, WEE
II. Today, aud more dead bodies were iouno.
b. slsi number Of dead and wounded IL no'
- sfaiely known.
DEAD, 1870 4; INJURED, 800.
,0st'--fhe total number Of the dead u now
"a - al $50, aud the number OF mo ipla1so ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-17
Runlan Kills His grandmother.

UN1oNrowN. PA, June 15.-Shortly after
midnight Alexander Boyd, q storekeepel
at Besson's coke-works. near here, wa:
awakened by a noise at the door. He fired
through the panel, instantly killing his
aged grandmother Boyd Is rough
Character, and claims to have been robbed
several times. HIS story Is not believed
and he is under arrest.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-17
A Hemp-HackIing Plant Destroyed.
TBy telegraph to the Disphtch.l

LOUISVILLE, KY, June 16. "A fire at Dan
vile, KY, this morning destroyed the hemp
hacking establishment Of Cogar, Paas Il Co.,
with $4,000 pounds of hemp and 10000 pounds
OF Irvine. Loss, $4,000: insurance, $4,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-17
LYNCHBURG AND DURHAM r. r.
Annual Meeting of the stockholders
Election of Officers and Directors.

lopttlhl tbltkldAh w kAAN binfht-h'l
LYNCHBURG, Va, June 16.-The annual
meeting of the stockholders of the Lynch
burg and Durham railroad was held here this
afternoon, and the stock was largely represent
ed. Major Peter j, Otey resigned the presidency
OF the road, and W. G. Houston, Of Philadelphia,
was unanimously elected I'm HE stead. Major
Otoy was then elected Yice-president and Julian
S. Carr second yice-president, with the following
list OF directors: George w. Watts, Durham, ~.
c.; L. A. Carr, J. A. Long, North Carolina: II. A..
EdmundsOn, James Stebbins, Halifax X. l. Mil
Ter, j. b. Wnfree, S. II. Nowlen, X. II. I. Adams,
Max GugPenheimer, Jr., T.. w. Clark, Lynch
burg: John b. Lenny, Professor f. j. Houston,
James Butterworth, Philadelphia, and John
dickson, Campbell county.
PROSPEROUS
The report Of the President showed that the
condition Of the road was very prosperous, and
the tonnage and passenger travel increasing
every day.
PROTECTED BY A UNITE STATES LICENSE.
Several days ago J. w. ogden, drummer for
Boston house, was before the Mayor charged
with doing business without license and was
lined. Ogden appealed his case 20 the Corpora
ton Court, and Judge Digs set aside the
Mayors decision, saying Ogden was protected by
a United States license.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-17
ChicaRo's strike Enlarged.
Try telegram To the Dispntch.

CHICAGO, June 16. Several hundred men
were added 10 the ranks Of the ornamental IRON
works strikers by the going out Of moulders and
nnishers and some Of the blacksmiths engaged
on ornamental wrOught-rOn work. One OF the
bosses has yielded TO the strikers demands and
several Others are expected TO do so within a
few days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-17

DURING THIS HOT SEASON
~ everybody wants something refreshing.
| YARBROUGHS MILD BURLE1 TOBACCO
meets this want II does not make you nervous
| and Ia lust the tobacco for the season.
je i7-eod2w
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-17
Another Insane.

FoRr MONROE, June 16.-Lieutenant
Hampton NJ. Roach, First artillery recently sem
fenced to three years suspension, was taken TO
Washington last night for treatment at st. Eliza
beth's Asylum for the Insane.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-17
Large Bakery Burned.

HALIFAX, n. S., June 16-Moire's large
bakery, on Argyle and Grafton streets, was
burned this morning. The entire structure was
laid In ruins Loss, S1O0,000 insurance only
$4,000 Several hundred men and boys are
thrown out Of employment by the fire.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-17
u, p,o, Act Road to Policemen.

BRrpoEpoRT. CoSS., June l6.,Ihe eA-
element over The police middle was at
fever. heat this evening. AT o'clock t the
, nTh natrolmen were ordered to fall IN by,
rb;ss Rylands. The en5ire squad obeyedi
he frst order, but before the, command
was given 10 march three OF the sympa-
thigers with the old Board OF foicetOoin-
n;ssioners refused TO go on duty.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-17
ninl for waIea g DO.

~ Ang!O-American cable 70 the Dlspatenl
s,,,ssDos, June l0.-The Executive CON- CON-
RI. ~ the NoB-confOFmistC Council mas pes Nj,
q 5sinpSn g aeploring we i vee,las society.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-17
~ CONVENTION 10 BIZ TWO DAYS LoNo.
TIE STORM ABOUT WALes's EARS.
=. show. No signs of Abating-RoyaI Pre-
negatives In Peril.
~ l-tI-Amcrican cable to the Dispatch.l

.r- t~EI.~Amcrlcan Caole 70 the DlspetCh.l
,.,,-y June l6.-The popular crusade
..-.. fte Prince Of Wales shows no signs
49,, ir strength or bitterness. After a
..#rorcl last night at Carnaryon, Wales.
t.~. NJ stanley, the band played &" God
t. Prince Of Wales The Wolshmen,
$500. -a sooner heard the first strains Of the
s- dip than they raised a storm OF Kisses
-. ..-.. .,f drowned the noise OF the band
D.. ....r religious meetings held In various
e. q the country yesterday the Prince Of
-.. ~.luIly denounced for the share he
L ~ ,ra u8Varat scandal. At Methodist
..sr-a r-w being held at Leeds the visit TO
-...,- croft was classcd as "a gamblers or
r. letter published to-day In the Pali-Mali
... OBJ. writer asks why a captain In the
....t.-. regiment WHO'S wanted by the police
-.--s.t..u with the Clevoland-street scandal
.ss.. t- now residing IN Tunis should have
,.,..,s.i O. res On when Sir William Gordon
..--.-. was dismissed from the army for his
Eve u ,te Tra1ty Croft scandal
-HE ECYAL PREROGATIvES
,. Al, evidence Of the attitude Of the press
..t,t. rrt'ic on the question Of royal preroga-
800 .,..r which is published In to-days issue
t.4s.1. ard, which n sturdy Conservative
-.,. usg De cited The writer Of the letter
..,..-'i1a 90 the fact that during the course
.. -.rs' lIr-nir at Virginia Water Saturday
.-- members o. the family Of the Prince
a... violated tho law relative 10 the close
...-.s fishing by fishing in those waters. The
r-,.- .sus upon the local authorities 10 prose-
..s-. lsv-l-e3kers under the statute and not
,.r.-.-- tom punishment those members Of
....-.. family who may be shown TO have yiO-
...,t..aV. The fact that this letter Il pub
....fr..a standard goes far 20 show the feel
....., ls- been aroused 10y the action Of the
.-r q Wales.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-17
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.

NEW YORK, June l6.-Cotton--Net receipts
l ,l32 bales gross, 1858 bales. Futures closed
steady; sales, 136,s00 bales. June, Ss.04S
sS.05; July, sS.10asS.il; August, $500; Sep
tember SS.3OaSS.3l; October, SS.4OasS.4l I;
November, ss.4DasS.50; December. SS.5Sa
$500; January. 1897: February, sS.T7ass.7S
March, sS.sGasS.S7; April ss.96asS.07; May,
so. O5asg.O0
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-17
,,.moriaI Association Meets.

A called meeting of the Ladies' Holly
wood Memorial Association was held yesterday
afternoon az o'clock at DIR, Hoge's church, WIN
Mrs. James b. Pace yice-president, IN tne ohaai;
Much routine business was disposed OF and
several bills incurred by expenses at the last
Nemcrial-day were audited.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-17
A HorsE nKoKEN oPEN.

Mr.. Thomas Bakers house, on the suburbs OF
the new part OF this town, was broken into Sat
urday night little after l. O'Clock by unknown
parties. Robbery Is supposed 10 have actuated
the deed. They broke tue lock and search ed
down stairs whilst the inmates we're above stairs.
They succeeded in making their escape unmo-
losted They were = reckless get, As they fred
on their pistols n good many times near the
house after they did not succeed in getting the
booty they must have been hunting.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-17
DEATH FROM DROWNING
John Davis, While Intoxicated, Fell Over
board on His First Trip.
.,I. O., 81 no oh

SUFFOLK, Va, June 16.-Late yesterday
evening the body of John Davis was found
floating In the NansemOnd river at this place.
Justice Hersey Woodward, acting as coroner,
held an inquest last night. IL was at first thought
that Davis had been murdered, but an autopsy
made by Dr. John +. T. kilby proved that death
resulted from drowning. The deceased was last
seen alive aboht $50 o'clock Sunday morn
ing He was somewhat under tho innu-
overheard The fury rendered a verdict OF Rcci
dental drowning. Tho deceased was a sailor on
the schooner Fannie II. Stewart and shipped at
New York. this being his first trip. Davis Is sup
posed 70 be native Of Gloucester county Va.
Tho BODY WAS buried at the expense Of Captain
Lame. OF the schooner on which Davis was en-
ployed.
QUITE ILL.,
The infant daughter Of Rev. j. p Barrett
d. d., editor OF tho Christian sun, OF kalelgh'
n c., is critically i'll at the residence OF relatives
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-17

MILLER-GUNN.-Ma at Willamsport,
Pa, Wednesday, June 3, 1891. by Roy. George
Cooper, Miss ELIZABETH ANNE MlLLEl', Of
Wiliiarnsport, 10 Mr.. L. JOLLIE GUM, OF
Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-17
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES OF THE WORLD
Prices for Money. Bonds. stocks, Grain,
Tobacco. Cotton, &C.. and In Con-
nection Herewith the wea-
ther Indications
fBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l

lBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l
wAsHISGroS. ID. c.. June 16. Fore
| RAIN cast for Virginia; Showers ;
cooler: northerly winds
For North Carolina showers
stationary temperature variable winds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-17
A TRIAL IMsiIsEsT.

Mayor Marigold ordered the men to sur.
sSS, their badges. They refused at hrst
l naa mnch excitement prevailed IN the
ssat;on,house, which YVES crowded with
friends OF both factions. several ro aug
;n The crowd drew revolyers, and Tor
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The Irish Land Bill.

TBy Anglo-American cable 10 the Dispatch.l
LONDON. June 16.-The Irish land bill
passed the first reading in the House OF Lords
today and the second reading was fixed for June
2jth.