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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-03
s DAISY DOCKERY
wsp0Eo IN WELDON, AND is
y yss. CAPTAIN q. I. COCHRAN.
a, the interesting occasioa-rbe
p .ony and Prcsents--A Cloud
CO. in Halifax County.
.,co NJ the Richmond Disna,,

-,,nco II the Richmond Dispatch,
wv y c.. June 2.--Grace EPISCOPAL
his town was the,scene of one Of
s''' . 20 weddings Of the season TO-DAY
,5 when Captain Il. L. Cochran
psisy Dockery, in the presence
sssemblage Of friends. sealed
''-..bal and were made one. The
beautifully decorated and
s''' -r,ycrcTeeus were banked about
,..,l sending out their sweet
I'D over the church. One OF the
~ ,-. features Of the occasion was
< ... Welding chorus from the Rose
r..-l n sJpcrb style by tho follow
.t .rItlcmcn: Mr.. and Mrs w. Il
... Mrs. !. ". Sledec, Mrs. w. r..
81 ana Mrs. Thomas Davis, Of Hen
~ -rS rStpM PARTY.
..,.! limo the welding party came
H inns order; Mr.. George Magee
.. I.r.s-1ti; Mr.. ". Macy, % Hender-
~. ffr pauicl; Mr. &. \. Bishop ana
{, .....nari: Mr.. W. y. Tulery and
n r..lna~t. 81 oxford; Mr.. n. p.
!. .F...nu, and Miss Emily Long.
.n,l and Miss Adiie Balm, of
...a Harry Choyasse was best man
. undertake, Of Raleigh, maid OF
H' .sme the bride, leaning on the
f' p. t-Hff--in-law, Captain n. II. Cha
.croom now stepped from the
band siaed his lair young bride at
-lE CEREMONY.
r.r. ". l.. Meliichampe. stood
r-.s the mystic words according
.I -.'aal 81 tho Episcopal Church
I.rrrs presided az the organ, and
Ne-sna s. :. Allen, W. W. Hnll.
ana ~. !. T.. ShieldS Immediately
ny fbe bridal party wore driven
.f.rH thc happy young couple took
.>..t.,k. AZ Norfolk they VIII hoard
... -t.lner and after viewing the
..t interest IN the capital city they
... r'hem cities.
present we're quite numerous
t...u were handsome.
DAMAGE TO CRorS.
.-r.I la-e today OF a regular cloud
f . mage 20 crops near this town
some ~ the cotton-nelds were
... away and others were beaten 70
r.. I.r-torm passed south Of Wei
...... .u.-l1l mile wide, and took a
iu IFS work Of destruction. The
. -.r folds after the storm was
.p Ar of tho fields over which
.. VIII have to bc rcplRnted.
ABEyIyAI-
/ ,....t d.. -.viyal stiu goes on with great
rs last ten members we're re-
g.. .t.. ..u-Cl @ an outcome OF the good
t.li arorcrs ia the Lords vineyard
... .c l.ro.
b
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-03
sllhnAY.sohooL CONVENTION.

euhIects OF INTEREST 10 UV
t1oc,r,c Lieht-Confederate Veterans
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch
IyEsBURe, VA, June The Loud .tnn1a
County sunday-Schooi ConSen1I5,,1Sh, Instant e9
az ID sJ,htects Of sunday-school interest VIII 90
s $1,000 NV seyeral of the ministers and laymeh
OF the county. -. .,,-,oa nv, at this town
-, Fy,Sav Might last, and number OF io DuSi
on bopses are now lighted by the ncandeScen'
electric light. -. % clinton Hatcher
Caihp, ' SG,, ~ mo Grand Camp az fredericks-
me me se On the 10th instantyz W. "; AtheS'
P Posg GRAY gp D. Leslie, and John H. MeNeaiea'
Solonel Il. v. White, commander may aiy0 Nv
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Every style of ours are perfect fits,
being made for us by manufacturers OF
experience.

Fine withdrawn Waists, 3 pleats back and
front, wide cuffs, full sleeves, high shoulders,
hemmed skirts, vide belt Soc, sizes 32 % AZ.
White Lawn Waists, 3 pleats back and 'front.'
draw strings, rundown collars and CUTS,
DOC.
Same style, finer and sheered lawn, 7Jc.
White India Linen Long Blouses, turn-down and
turn-back embroidery collars, rows Of tucks,
and wide Dleats down back and 'front.', Sl.2o.
Figured and Dotted Percale Waists, wide-pleated
backs, narrow-pleated fronts, full sleeves,
high shoulders, sizes 20 to az, SOC.
Same style, plain backs, Acc.
Fine Light-Striped Satteen Waists, Norfolk
pleated style, 81.
Black Satteen Waists--fast black-same style,
s1.10.
Black Satteen Waisss with narrow white stripes,
same style, sl.10.
Narrow-P leated White Linen Shirts with still
Numbered bosoms, collars and cuns (standing
and lay-downl, 81, sizes IL 20 Ia.
Same style with 2t00 liuen, s1.33.
Z. X. Bosom Shirts with turn-down laundered
collars and cuifs, el.25, sizes 10 20 IA.
Light-Striped Crepe-Cloth Blouse, pleated back
and front, sizes 80 TO 40, 75c.
Fast Black India Linon Shirts, Numbered collars
and cuffs, with pun bosoms and pleated
backs. Sl.75.
Extremely Stylish Canvas Shirts, stin collars and
cuffs and pun bosOms, S1.9p.
Fine Embroidered +. X. Chemisettes, 60c.
Polka-Dot, Striped, and Plsin White Tucked
Chemisettcs, 23c.
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Summer HOuSe-FurniShiingS

Lawn Settees will seat four people at
Just 81. As; substantial Oil-Stoves. 7lc.
Superior Quality Oil Stoves, two wicks, at
81. 50; 2S-inch Infant Bath Tubs-made
of heavy Japanned Iin-at just 75c.
PLAN Tin Watering Pots at &c. and up"
wards Chair Bottoms ell sizes and col
ors at Just &c. choice Round Clothes
Hampers, extra strong, at just 69c. (; ALI
Bristle Wall-Brushes OF 4Sc. Family
Tea Scales, pounds, at SIC. Garden
Trowels at Go. 4-gallon Patent Churns
at g. AZ; Flour Sleeves, all sizes, ut just
90. choice 6-pound Sad-lrons, l5c.
Keyless Fly Fansat 81. 70 tho best 4-ply
Rubber Garden Hose at 90. wire-wraP
ped, best quality. at 12c. the 8 and &c.
quality if you want it; see our CSC. Gro
quet Sets, they are as good as any sold
heretofore for 1896 SEQ our 1898 Ten
mis- Sets-they are good ones full line
Tennis Nets, Balls, and Rackets see our
g9c. Hammocks with stretchers included,
you couldn't help but buying one three
prong Garden Forks, l5c. Garden
Hoe, I5c. Garden Rakos, best quality,
35c. Shovels of same quality, 80.
S25 Baby Carriages for Sl8; SlS
Baby Carriages for 5l3.85; Sl6 Baby
Carriages for $l2 sl2. 80 Baby Carriages
for 80. 80 q special offer Of Is Baby
Carriages-full sizes-reed body, best
running-gear and axles, at just SO. 75
each.
SPECIALl SPECIAL
$50 dozen of those Fine Imported
Grecian 6tar-Pattern Water-Tumblers
will be sold at just 92c. per dozen-you
know their value.
HEADQUARTERS FOR REFRIGE-
RATORS AND ICE-CHESTS.
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--@>-s--r
1'(oFE!N
(gNRAfY
S~-----s----YnD
Exte sive
arrival of
summer
Wash Fabrics.

Ono case OF fine French Satteens al
shades, figures, and colors, imported TO
sell for zoo, our price lac. one case OF
Imitation French Orgsndies, tho colors
and effects same as tho genuine article,
Sc inches, 1910 one case OF Colored
Powered Pongee Cloth, 36 inches wide.
&c. one case of fine Colored Muua
pretty designs, l2}c. quality, Dc. sysrd
30 different designs of French Organ
dies, beautiful effects. 37lc. 20 pieces
Black and White French Bingham. 3oc:
quality. your choice Doc. q yard; solid
Pink, Blue, and Red French GinghAms
at 20c. worth 40c. See those pretty ".
70, and soc. French Ginghama
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-03

Sir Charles Russell was manifestly tender In
his handling OF the royal witness. In fact, the
general opinion formed In tho courtroom was
that there was evidently tacit agreement be-
tween the leading counsel on both sides that
they were 20 fish for and get nothing from the
Prince which any other witness could supply.
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TO THE BRFoBMATORY.
AeLAzE IN AoRY GOODS STORE.
Conversions tn OnancOck-Commencement
Exercises at the Academy.

Exercises at the Academy.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dlspatch.l
ONANcocK. June THE large hotel and
storehouse belonging TO Stanley j. Lewis
at Parsley, about ten miles north Of this place,
on the line Of the New York, Philadelphia and
Norfolk railroad, narrowly escaped being dc
strOyed by FIRE Saturday night. lamp was
turned over In the basement on some dry straw
and the trap-doOr being open the flames rushed
M through il and set fire 70 the dry goods
shelves, which were soon on fire from top 10 DOT
tom. large crowd Of people happened 20 be
present and water being near athand the names
were soon eXtingushed, but not till they had
damaged the building and goods to the amount
OF several hundred dollars. Mr.. LeWiss loss Is
covered by insurance.
NEW MEMBERS.
The Southern Methodist church In this town
received ak new members into It's fOld yester-
day, several Of them being prominent Citizens
of the community.
ON the Eastern Shore Of Virginia the Metho-
dists outnumber all other denominations COM
bined.
EXAMINATIONS.
The final exercises Of the Onancock Academy
will take place on Wednesday and Thursday Of
newt week. the 10th aud 18th instant. The eX"
aminations are now In fun blast. -
Large crowds went from almost every sectlon
Of Accornac to-day 20 attend the regatta Ut
Wachapreague, on the seaside.
The weather Is again clear ana pleasant
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-03
staupton's Successful sale.

c.1-,,roy Va. June 2.-Staunton's lot
olACstO, ,sas great success, plain business
sale t Sy BrsSen Miller put the crowd a., IN vat, S.s
tendance IN good trim ana ,h tne s0 dol
spirited throughout F5X- - twe boGrS and
ARE WIZ RsYe -, were present from Baltlmore,
Washineton, Pennsylvania West sn ne s,St o."
srsI Snoints IN the eastern part Of the sta'e'
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Postmasters and Patents.


loP'OiaA ''iObi"t4 ~ '-io iS''l
WASHINGTON, D. c., June Is. J. Jones
has been appointed pCstma5tcr AT Zamuth, Lam
caster county, Va, ricc r. a. Tracklc, resigned.
Patents for Virginia: John G. Talafcrro,
Richmond, die for Welding links; Joseph W.
Youug Point Eastern, car-coupling.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-03
Two CoIIecians Drowned.

NV BRUNSWICK, N. j., June AIT 6
o'clock this evening Willard x. Smith. Of Haui-
Vile, n. y, and Walter PfeIer, OF WilliamstOwn'
". j., both freshmen Of Rutgers College, were
crowned while bathing in the canal here. IL -
thought that Pfefier tried to save Smith, who
could not swim. The drowning was not die
covered until half an hour after IL occurred. The
bodies have not yet been recovered.
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Kahier,s Critical Condition.
,a,osrarn 10 the Dispatch.l

xo,ao,x Va. June 2.-0tto kahler. VINO
s sss we're turning dSs were t ssi hn ne
worst, but wnen . NV thai he would NOT survive.
no. presare 81 paralysis which the pasil Ss, s sae
Inc srone has affected his entire nsla s'u0'
ierso y Is, ssae ne Is woll-nigh hopless'
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Tho Grin in Balmoral.
by Anglo-American cable TO the Dispatch

by Anglo-American cable 10 the Dlspatch'l
LONDON, Enc, June 2.-lntelligence has
been received here from Balmoral the queens
summer residence in the Highlands OF Scotland,
that influenza In severe form mas Droken ou'
there. A large number OF the domestics at
tachod 10 the Queens household have been at
tackled by the disease, and many OF them are
confined 20 their beds. Her Majesty Is AFRAID
that she may contract the disease, and conse-
Guently Is taking the greatest precautions TO
votd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-03
A Chip on the shoulder for Phrneil'
fBv AnRlo-Amertcan cable 10 the Dispatch.l

DUBLIN, IRELAND, June 2.-The National
oorts,n fnnds and announces its intention OF re-
iteratlng she charge in order 20 compel him 70
take legni proceedings against the publishers oil
the Ndtt0nai Press. The paper adds our
secretary waits in his ONCE 20 receive the ser-
VICE of a writ from Mr.. Parnell.'
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rAa rvnr ana wlndsor Nines.

won Va. june "A match game e: OF oa ses
hall Sslween the Windsor and lyor nv, nng IStter
Dlayed this evening The grounds o. 'eG innings
With the tally a. foll9ws w anS Fl run the
ana ~ rVu s,sra glyon an extra inning. InSfo
Winaeso s,,andance largo and attentive crowd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-03
CINCINNATI

CINCINNATI, o., June 2.-Flour quiet. Wheat
lower No. . rcd, 91.04aSl.0J. Corn firmer;
No mixed, 5G16a5Sc. Oats easy; No mixed,
4sc. Provisions quiet and unchanged. Whiskey
steady at SI.16
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
Reported for the Dlspatch.l
JUNE 2.-Market quiet. Sales reported on pri-
vntc terms. Prime, &c.; extra prime, 3lsc. (;
fancy, 3lhc.; common, 1lga2c.; factory hand
picked, 3l4a4Ec.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-03

MONTGOMERY, Ala, June 2.-Ihe Ladies'
Memorial Association Of Montgomery has decided
10 give an entertainment ON the 18th Of June
I'm aid Of the fund for the proposed monument 10
tho late jefferson Davis. Tho same date has
boon fixed upon for similar entertainments
throughout the South.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-03
Tho BritIsh Iron Market.

10y NII6IV-IRII0II7 F11l 49, ~ =
GLASGOW, SCOTLAND, juno 2.-The pig
iron market here collapsed to-day, Scotch war
rants declining 3d. 90. 10 ODE. Inc decilhe Was
dne to the lifting of the pressure for delivery by
the London syndicate. The business was limited
20 3, 600 tons indicating the sensitive condition
of the market. The position depends entireIy
uDon the cotton Of the London Syndicate
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-03
ONE ENJOYS

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
TEN effectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation, Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to the taste and ao-
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in Doc
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG syrup co.
SAN FRANCISCO. cal.
LOUISVILLE, KK NEW YORK, nv
j. SIS, WtWl&FlOtp ieoislI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-03
treIand's Decreasing Population.

LONDON. jane 1.-The recent census OF
ireland shows population of 4,7O6,l62 males male
90 . m 2 ora female being decrease Of 4oe'-
SSa IN the total since the last census
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-03
Killed Freight Train.

.I telegram % tho Dispatch'J
-.HlE n. c.. June 2.-Eugcne TAI
'-f white man, while intoxicated VIZ
l9rlh u here by an extra trelSh'
---.. t.8I =. b. Yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-03
HE DIED GAME.
a Bloody Scene Probably Prevented by q
Show Of Force.

LEXINGTON, MRS., June 2.-Sheriff Will
from the State penitcntlary arrived hero last
evening, having in charge Eugene story.
Promptly az II o'clock to-day story was taken 20
the scaffold, and a few minutes later his body
was dangling from the galOws. His neck was
broken by the drop. He made no confession
and died qamp
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-03
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK, June 2.-The stock market was
somewhat mixed in its temper to-day, but on the
whole firm and gave indications that the deal In
augurated last week had eliminated. The mar
ket opened materially higher on a demand from
the shorts IN tho room, who had become imbued
with tho idea that tho decline Of the last few
days was the result Of bear tactics only, and do
tecting tho apparent covering By the leaders,
followed suit.
OPENING GAINS.
The opening gains extended 70 " per cent,
with 81. Paul, Louisville and Nashville, and
Union Pacific leading both the advance and the
business done. This demand was met, however,
by renewal Of the selling pressure and all OF
the opening gains we're wiped ont, with small
fractions In addition among tho leading shares,
LOUISVILLE being most prominent In tne down.
ward movement. The depression was evidently
made 70 buy upon, for a cessation OF the pres
sure was followed by most quiet trading ana a
SLOW but steady advance in prices, which soon
brought prices UP 10 and beyond those OF the
opening, and the upward movement continued
without break during the remainder OF the day
CAUSES OF THE RALLY.
Besides the purely speculative causes OF tho
rally IN the market a further reduction in the
premium gold by the Bank Of England OF a
hGlf-peuny and the temperance OF the noted
bear-leader Cammack as a bull on the market
were powerful TO make general buying move
ment among the professionals. The new change
OF ifDut by GnfnInack was pFettl ~ IN luui-
cation that Mr. Gould anticipates rise, as the
former ia believed 70 be now very close 70 tho
latter in his market ventures. The Gould stocks,
however, were not specially prominent either IN
activity OF strength. although tho 1nal gain in
Missouri Pacific Is material. -. Paul, Union
Pacific, and Louisville attracted most attention
and after these Rock Island and Chicago Gas.
THE CLOSE ACTIVE AND STRONG.
Tho dealings in the market after the first hour
were quite devoid OF special feature, but the
steady advance lifted everything but Jersey
Central, which dropped per cont, and rocoY-
cred only ANAL portion Of the loss. The close
was fairly active ami strong at best prices. Tho
sole II listed stocks aggregated 900 shares
Of unlisted, 5000 shares.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Ersung-Exchange quiet and firm at ASA
&S8l<. Commercial bills, 4S3l6a4o1l,. Money
easy NJ 2ltg4, closing offered ~ 2. Sub-Irea-
sury balances--Coin. S10S, 100000; currency,
81. 100000. Governments dull but nun 4
per conts l1gA; as, 100. State bonds dun
and tcaturcic9A
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German Socialists to Protest.

RyR1S. June "A Socialist manifesto
has been issued calling upon the soclailsts
onainst the Governments decision not 70 reduce
the duties on grain.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-03
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
JUNE 2, 1901
sALRs.
WHEAT--600 bushels.
CoRS.-1 200 bushels.
QUOTATIONS.
WHRAT-LOngberry, southern, sl.loaSl.l0'
Mixed, southern, 81. I4as1.I5. Shortberry, south
ern, s1.14as1.15. No. red. el.l3aSl.l4:
CORN.-White nominal ut ,67aboc. Mixed
nominal 40 66a67c.
OATs.-No. 9, 53a55c. Rejected, 45a5Oc.
RYg.-90a0oc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-03
Immigrants Galore

(By Telegraph 10 INC DE-
49,, vovv lime 2.-The largest number
,Niss,m,,,tsranfs ever In port In one day mere
OF .asa through the barge oGice to-day. Inc To-
tai was $780,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-03

's -'..l.l- old baby which a fortnight
..a.s ned fry lis mother, Lola EDWARDS,
Today. 10 was taken In charge ny
ana cared FOR. but cold due 70 10
PIP .- unnatural mother caused lts
rl.tar n supposed 70 live II NgI-
'ae father Is said 20 DO Weh-
r....r
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-03
PAl TIMORE STOCK MARKET,

BALTIMORE, ND, June 2.-Baltimore and Ohio
stock, S. asked Baltimore and Ohio Southwest
ern irst, % bid third incomes, bid CONSOLE
dated gas stock, 45S4 asked.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-03

AssE.sMENTs.
a2ALLEY PAINTS IN COURT.
.ll Admitted His Guilt-The Aban-
doned Baby Dead.
a. telegram 70 the Dlspatch.I

-al telegram 70 the Dlspatch.l
-fua, p. c., June 2.-There was an
-u den, IN the United States CIR
- .... his afternoon. W. Il. Aley, OF
g. ..-.5 was on trial for having IN his
.l.clied tOba-cO-stamps Which
... he had been on the witness
BIS ..u defence. His attorney was
- st.l iLe Judge remarked that some
t- lo, 81 importance as AlIe{ Lhu I
s. .t.,.apt sh9Wn his guilt. as Judge
' -.. These words Alley tainted. lie
'. hotel. and up 70 this time has
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-03
v.>y NCONSSiNERS' CASES.

.U..-rt0 lille Cucampment-Firs Yir-
...... pa,.tion-The Colored College.
~-...... .-a Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
-.- y. c.. June 2.-The United
-..-...t Clur. met here this morning.
{, .- pc-ll.nc. The day was given
. ~ illici, distilleTs. There are
eases.
....- lsI.. ciitor Of the Progressive
..-- '.r annual address before the
I'd. .. r. Agricultural and Mechanical
ta tn Instant
I 80. ...ness agent Of the Alliance, ".
D.. r.- .lt rviowed today. He says tho
nearly closed. Since the LIST 0l
-.....t las purchased 1925, 900 worth Of
-. --..r!H-. agricultural implements,
.- 'o nearly all the $500 sub-al-
-.. state. Fertilizers ana sugar are
-y ,4ktu.
.rF ENCAMFMENT.
--.. .-' Pegs So. Is, received from the Adju-
t-- evening, announce July 18th
-.. t.a ,u~aWpment at Wrightsville,
d. camp viii be known as "Camp
-.rat tho late commander-in-chiC
..-..H.a fu secure a permanent camp
,.-. 1llrL The First regiment OF Viz
o. having been invited 10 hold
.lt 90 the same time and place
.-. .. I- earnestly hoped that al officers
... -.s-s uo pains 10 make their visit
.- .. 3. ssit'e. and thus strengthen and
r! u. friendship that has ever eX-
e- Tie citizen soldiers OF the two
TO SELECT A SITE.
. .-...e- 70 the colored Agricultural and
-. e.. l.ce met here on the 23d 10 locate
-... ...uiualt gentleman said that the
-'. trustees are from the east and
-n may get IL, but that tho ma
-f..r a-rues Wishit located In the centre.
--.r.. .lu agree. he declared, for there are
-rs -..Us As much opposed TO each other
s- go the churches. il IS o. be re-
..'t-o Legislature did not make an ap-
end locate the college. IL will Do
.tt.. t.wu making the best offer.
o.. pol 4, -.c election Of a president Of the
-tv viii be held. 1t appears TO be
.t Professor George I. Winston viii
- u- election win give entire satisfac-
1.-s--e oecers yesterday made a raid
-.. q. tustCn county, and captured
shine material, though the men
- .1 lle TWO stills No arrests were
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-03

Hielok,s No Il ?; q 6ls as, and ada Choice S
line SUM Cured are Pure; the them
Sun- Cured Iobaccos ln
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-03
PERSONAL

TN DECORATING YOUR HOUSE !
Il beg 20 offer my services In tho executi1 q
FRISCO and RELIEF FOX INTERIOR DkCOs ~.
RATION. Win be pleased 20 show nssaS =,
rHFATRR sCFNERY AZ : very Reasonable
price. Orders promptly attended 70. - b d
QUENTIN. Franklin street, under Excnenge
Hotel Richmond, Va ny SV-ooops
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-03
y..hers Strife 10 Chicago.
"a tha DispatCh.I

W June 2.-Fiye hundred latneT ,
srsc sxss All tie big contracts Id me avg nv
interrupted. -
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SpECIAIi SPECIALt
IMich1GGR,

refrigerator on earth. In the Michigan
the cold air ia allowed TO descend direct
" from the ice compartment to the pro-
vision chamber. The Michigan pro.
serves all kinds Of perishable food and
requires very little ice. The Michigan
is perfectly dry and is always sweet and
pure. Interior circulation OF cold, dry
air; cabinet finish solid hard wood.
Prices low. Catalogues sent on applica'
ton,