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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-09

IL stops a cough in one niGht-A. b. c..
Expectorant. Sold at drugstores.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-09

Daring the year s1.236,000 Of securities wee
acquired, and 81 300, 1854 sold. Inc pape.,
also gives lengthy exhibit OF the pledged anu
unpledged securities owned by the COMPANY
The amount OF the unpledged securities IS sl4'-
3IO,01302.
Thess reports we're duly received and adopiea
and ordered 20 be printed for disiriDuIlOh
among the stockholders.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-09
:, Two Negroes Killed by white Man.
TBy telegraph 70 the Dispatchl

"
NASHVILLE, TENN., December s.-A dis
patch from Goodrich, Tenn, says that in
a diflcUlty there yesterday Henry Crutcher and
Anthony LOckridge tbOth cOlOred) we're shot by
James Lawson (whitel. LOckridge died almost
instantly and Crutcher Is in a dying condition.
Lawson Is young man. Perfectly iustinable"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-09
M'LEAN IN A TRYING ROLE.
He Plays spartacus In FauitIess Manner
Close Of the Opera.

Nioht OF tut OpbfHs
There was a fine performance at the
Theatre last night, and il was witnessed
by quite a good audience. The Mclean
Prescott combination appeared IN Dr.
Birds great play Of Spartacus, air. Mclean
taking the title-roe. He fills the part admira-
fly In IT. severe physical requirements, and his
feeling and expression are excellent. His stage
appearance Is good and voice fell and deep, yet
musical. In his agony al the news Of his WlIe
death his acting Is most vivid, and his tender
ness 20 LenOna Is as artIsticaliy represented as
the other extreme Of passion. Miss Prescott hao
little opportunity 10 exhibit her grace and arts-
tic merit, but oven then her presentation OF
gentle and strong woman was 90 perfect thal
she left q deep impression.
At tho matinee this afternoon the play VIII Do
lnCcmar, IN which Doth Mr. Mclean and Miss
Prescott assume what are among their strongest
rolls. The engagement closes tonight. when
Cleopatra, IN which these artists have achieved
great fame, will be given.
TANNHAUsER LAST NIGHT.
Yesterday at the matinee the Emma Jucl
Opera Company substituted The Bohemian Girl
for the Cavall6ria Kusticana, and 1t was perhaps
well they did, as their closing performance lass
night, in which they ossayed Iannhauser, de-
inOnstrated the inability OF both the orchestra
and some Of the leading gingers 70 interpret any
music bearing the influence OF Nagners school
IN Iannhauser the redeeminR features were tho
Elizabeth Of Miss Juch and the Wallram OF hr
Mertens. Sir. Shepherd as Tannhauser lacked
the volume, the compass, aud tho cultivation OF
voice for the TDic and the orchestra was badl!
balanced and deficient.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-09
A FTER A FKUITLEsS SEARCH

4 FTEh A fhOIILEco SEAhCh
"A for COd-Lyer on Emulsion that win suit
YOUR taste and your digestion iet ns request you
10 try WAGNERS TASTELKSS EaUL-
SION or COD-LiYER OIL, with Uypo-
phOsplhtes, which, with pleasant taste, We
guarantee also contains the PURE COD
LIVER OIL, and the best at that. With It's su-
perior efficacy aud curative properties in all
lung, throat, or other wasting diseases, coughs.
hoarseness tt can confidently be 70 commended.
L. WAGNER, Druggist,
deg-It Sixth and Broad stfeets
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-09

The low price Of salvation OIL, 4 as e cents aII
hatsls, places il within the reach OF MI.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-09

ferred stocks owned the Treasurer's paper
says:
"The foregoing securities and property are
represented on the books Of the company as
,osting In securities and cash the sum Of $780,
$40 S9S.12.
"The company las no floating indebtedness Of
any kind, and other than its ordinary invest
ments In stocks, bonds, and property before
mentioned Il has assets consisting OF advances
accompanies controlled bills receivable, and cash
amounting TO s1,574, ,742.05."
The statement further shows the income ae-
count for the year ending November 30, 1891,
20 be as follows:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-09

For ,ucipieut consumption use DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup. Tue best remedy IN the
world.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-09

u 'oekboiders Meet and Draw iets'
Z h, annual meeting Of the stockholaneafss nas
H., .haewpOrt News. Hampton, ana 1e,,s..,l Dhu
'ygmeut Company was hslo ~ "AA'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-09

la grippe" is relieved by using A. B. @.
Is cents. At druggists.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-09

200 2-HOOP PAINTED PALS, 10c.
500 TEA-STRAINERS, &c.
25O LONG-HANDLE BASlING-SPOONS, 4c.
~ CAKE-PANS, 10
$50 BLOCK-TIN DIsH-PANs, 1Oc.
"a BREAD and CAKE-BOAES, 42c,
300 BLOCK-TIN DIPPERS, wood handles, 4c.
20 COAL-YASES Feduced from S2.50l $l.74.
Is TIN SETS, assorted co!ors, Die ,,,,,
$50 COPPER-BOrToM TEA and COFFEE
rs 4-QUART GLASS oII-CANS, 2Oc.
100 MUFFIN-PANS, o cups. &c.
200 l6-INCH WATERS, lOc.
IS 4.gUART BLOCK-TlN SAUCEPANS, DC.
200 ROLLING-PlNS. large size, 5c.
CHINA AND GLASSWARE.
Tea Set. SO pieces underglaze decoration, $3.50.
Dinner Set, 100 pieces, sJ.69.
500 Cups and Saucers, with handle, &c.
500 Crystal GOblets, &c.
] 900 Crystal Wine-tlasses, 2c
rs j-BOttle Cast0rs, ole.
200 Butter-D Dishes and Covers, 4c.
90 Celery-Stands, &c.
300 salt and Peppor-Shakors, Sc.
So g16-Inch lrOnstOne Bowls, s..
100 11-Inch Dishes, DC.
$50 1l6-Quart IrOnstOne Pitchers, i2c.
Glass fable Sets-sagar, Butter, Cream, Spoon
Chamber Set, 10 pieces, assorted decorations,
LAMPS.
~ CrystalStand Lamps, complete, l5c.
Handsome Parior Lamp, font and shade to
match, SOC.
Library Lamp, decorated shade, s1.74
Banquet Lamp, nickel, $3.50.
STOVES,
Handsome sELF-FEEDER, nickel trimming,
sent TO your house and put up for sI.62.
de Git
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-09
nlridends on Rlchmond nd Dan.

Dsbs vile railroad stock. ........... s467,eeo 90
Dividends on East Tennessee,
Virginia and Georgia railway
frst preferred stock. $1,000. 175,664 90
Dividends on Central Railroad
and Banking Company Of Geor-
gta stock. oAO,Sot wv
iISsrsss per cent II bonds s :'........ si.l5s s5
Interest on East Tennessee, Viz
gnla and Georgia trst-mort-
gage extension bonds. $4,000 %
Interest on Richmond and Dam
s.as Ss isslRIsn. mo..s.s. ope. aiOoo 90
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-09
1000 3o
tUfVfN oV
7e,453 80
141,ooo 90


on bonds owned but not
collected, charged to such COM 800 y
panles Ia open account. l4i'VVV
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-09

TT . :" = "0TI"IN NJ EIT7I ~
-..,.- 70 'enhb.o, Of Petersburg, was 20 h1sSn ..
49, .l iDo epeakerstSp contest yeetel.les
f.tl 'f'aphod here almost hourly 70 lsss, Alos
ti.t l5fps clancos were. Mr. Fenep,9
t}Is Nat tbe Georgia statesman hbO1la
- Ia hpi forgotten the friendship Aiie ~,
- crisp ~ his own caso wAsn no sos'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-09

Your system may now be properly classed In
three diysions-the Richmond and Danyillo,
operating $3.50 miles; the East tennessee, Viz
ginia ana Georgia, operating 2,6l4 miles; and
tho Georgia railroad, leased jointly by the Louis
Vile and Nashville Railroad Company and the
Central railroad and Banking Company Of
Georgia, and the roads controlled Jointly by the
Central and the Georgia railroads, forming
subdivision OF the Central railroad system, ope-
rating OO4 miles.
As shown by the statements Of the Treasurer
submitted herewith, the gross earnings OF the eL-
tire system
Fer year ending June 30, 1891, -
were. .........................s s43, ,s49, ,344 04
Operating expenses. 29,SS0,S19 64
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-05
ARMY AND NAVY INTELLIGENCE.

Washington June 4-The following transfers In the lo
Infantry were made: Second Lieutenant Whlam H.
Wilhelm from Company TO Company f; Second Lieu
,na,, John NJ sieworth from Company + to Company u
First Lieutenant John j. Brereon, oath Infantry WI" re
port at Rutgers College. NewBrunswck, ~ d. on sep
mber TO- 1891 for duty in connection with his DETAIL 70
take effect October 1891. professor OF military sci
once and tactics at that institution. Major John D.
killings surgeon will proceed from Chicago to Fort Sher
dan H. on public business connected with the consfuc'
ton OF the hospital at that post captain 'ohh va"
T. Hon assistant surgeon, is reheVeo from uuS 40
member of the Board Of Medical Officers
Tho President to-day appointed Waldemar d. hose anu
Charles w Jungen be leutenants in the Navy Lieu
tenant Commander Henry NJ. Nancy has been detacheu
from duty at the Naval Home, Philadelphia, on June Ii
and ordered as executive Of the Newark. relieving Lieu
commander S. w. Very detached from the Newark
and granted sick leave for one month Carpenter b. d.
Markham is detached from the Navy Yard Norfolk ano
ordered to the Boston.
Fort Monroe, Va, June 4-The cruisers Newark sho
Boston sailed for yorktown to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-05
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

s5S ad fn 5S Steady h5ous
are reported for Fridays market -, -. NJ. i'd.
and Sd9l2c for common to choice native beef
No change reported in the European market -.
sbs9IS fort sS Ss MaTo out cattle
schwazhld and the or MeSo sares 70
laden tomorrow with 2l8 cattle, and the Victoria with
YVES; pom; VA s0s for 6 &c on nG Ss Fl Msg
Mich C0ws-Recelpts none. NOminaly steady at
'S0atS g feS 'io{6 5S at cO O
Jersey City sna IS a. other points Some Of the d;aler
S But the sales Indicated dsoine Of al least per r.
All sold Fair s e pms o Teas sod fC S SS
calves ranged in price from Sac to 4 and head brought
gn6fTsy i 9Ts. at f SS s d,y:
s sd sa Rao a. and S * Al ac he
PC. 4 PssfE - 's so H. nl at
JSas WIs5 g c. g. 1$ s. ye' 3 L. A. at oo; IS
JAG r.. at Sc battemik calves 10 h. at 4Ec: o. d.
'ai Hume at s Nqs ( 40 + or 10 butter
mill 5uG sa 1 n at a lss Is at At So Sc GO do
.s 10 s E'so1 IS sSa aa s e. ger BEL l0S
sHE HS;s 60 sse SS
loads were at Jersey City. sheep tIihe firm sell.
Ing q 4oSs. e for ordinary to prime quality and
higher. Poorest to best Southern sold 81 0oaSS 25
bringing 11c). Dressed lambs sold at 1a11c.
Sales-D Mcpherson Co. 2f9 Virginia lambs. SO n
average, at Sic per n 144 do, 20 n at SC:
NJ Collins 246 Ohio sheep, SO ~ az - 10 per 100 n
POI Texas do IA ~ 81 40 27s Virginia lambs, sc n,
at Size per m.
j. " Pidcoek Sons: 272 Virginia lambs, So n, 1t
She per 663 DO 81 n, at Sc $40 kentucky DO CO ~.
at SCI 1919 do SO ~ at TAG; 259 DO Vi ~ At o. go per
100 NJ 238 Ohio sLeep, 90 n 80 IS 247 do, "a -, at
IS as 4S Kentucky DO, 1l9 ~ at IS 25 % do 11o n.
OF 50 so 80 bucks, 1874 n, at SO SO ., - .
wlkersOn sherman: 2s Kentucky lambs ~, n ID; a.
Judd buckingham 275 Texas sheep, 10 u. at 81 oZ2
r. Nipple CO. 1O4 Ohio sheep. 81 n scsnti az - 20
HO(;S-Receipts, IA carloads OF 2.294 head. equaiy
divided between the yards. Market quoted firm Only
is head for sale -, T., -. - ,t.h.
Country dressed steady 5Ra7ac for heavy 70 light
Saes-Hume 4 Mullen II state hogs, 2oS ID average,
at Is 10 Der 100 d / rough do, $50 N, at 81 70 an
Judd & Buckln CHAM State hogs, 300 ID, al "a oV'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-05
LIVE STOCK MARKEDLY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo. June 4.-Cattle-Receipts for the past
"a hours 800 total for week thus far, 1850 Tor same
time hast week, 1920; consigned through, 62O, OF
which GOO 70 New-York market feeling easy at tae
close for all kinds nothing sale. HogS-Kecelpts
the past "a hours, 6G00 total for week thus far
1880: for time last week. 1850; consigned
through 800. of which 2,40O 10 New York on sale,
900; market opened easier. closed weak; Workers 600
s. 90 extra YORK weights 50 10; good mediums
s. 05dS5 10. mostly at s. 10; pigs. "a 500 u 20.
Sheep and ambsReceipts for the past "a hours, 44OO
total for week thus far l9,4O0 for same time last
week 10 500; consigned through, $500 Of which
400 to New York; on sale, COO market opened slow
and easier; closed dull, with downward tendency;
best sheep s. sass so fair 10 good. "a 75a S5 year
lings "a 15a IS 10; spring lambs S. 500 81 so.
Chicago June A." The Evening Journal" reports
steady 10 stronger prime steers, SEA So TO- good to
choice IS 356s5 So others "a Goa 50 10: Texans,
80 o5aS4 40: stockers. $36 "a so: cows. 81 6Od ~
Hoga-Reeeipts $4,000 shipments, 10000: market
slow lower rough aud common, ~ $50 - 25; mixed
weights, a 5oa 81 So: light, 81 1894 80. sheep
Receipts, 1000: shipments, 5000: market steady
Texans az 25as4 So: Westerns. $685. %; natives,
IA 65aS5 so; lambs, IS 1o@$6 TO-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-05
TOTAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

CoFFEE-Rio oil the spot still rules dull and the feeling
continues heavy. No. I quoted at lSc. Sales, LOU
bags No = to arrive lsc aud 1000 bags do 17e and T.
Mid grades also weak with rumQid sales without i9S
edydy more LIE to the sfadins and market ruled
Sery irregular At the outset thore was decline Of
higher. Final figures INDICATED losses Of 1oa20 points
months closed az 6ai0 points advance: Cables wee
conflicting. Havre advanced 3.e1 r. Hamburg opened
shade lower but ciOs,d tribe higher in some cases
Receipts al lilo were larger Lond9n weaker Omcln
7ss September T4s cd October. 72s I'd November 7Os
DO Eilos) 5O0 exchange Cprvatej. 17Ss recspS In
no. 600 bags Rio stock, 90 goo bags Rio market weak
receipts in Santos 900 bags Santos stock LOCO bass
santos marhet Inactive good average Santos ~ lOO
Correction IN weekly message, May 30 Make SAT-
tos shipments for Europe during the week 90 600 bags
same time 1890, 22ol,oOO bags same, time lss9
,O29 coo bags. Receipts at SanCos July l to June o.
1891 9 925 900 bags; same time 1890, 1,S4lOCO bags
same tine 1889 1901 900 bags. Antwerp, June l.
Arrivals during last month 3d. COO bags stock In Antwerp
June l. 73,400 bags. $500 - ,,., luna
at II o5Gi7 sOc July, ie.s56i7 l0ci August 10 sSG
soc September 15.75dl5.05c October lo2Od oue
December 14.50a l4.70c; January 1485dl4'4S Nncn
"A 25GI435c, closing as follows: January IA
Feb uary 1900 40c March. 143001t 4oe June y 20
eEseS 9S 5cSqiS cS;r Arg2s SSSem6
ia 05SI475c; December, IA 5oa1 56e Wa,ebonse &c:
veres since June /, 1891 Newly ork, lo,4O1 ~
Baltimore, 1888 bags; NewOrleans' AT Days "''i'
1912 bags. ,- ~.
COTTON-On the spo: firm and moderately active at
unchanged prices Sales, $40 bales for Consumption:
Total receipt, tho port today 1913 bales as
3774 bales tine same day last week. ana oio pae' A'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-05
NrwvoKx DAILY TR1BUNE FRIDAY JUNE 1s9l-TWELvE PAGES

and elosed seady Sales ungroded white, oYe To Mnc
WIZ an track sc NO white 522ci No w'' s,t" M
S9iSSoscs Jiiv b5sa52asc; August. t4atoc 3epfs c
ber 42ai3c Eggs quiet steady Pnann9 powdered 4sS
&c eranuiated 4isc Feed firm wnssf G@'5 400 hills
other artiees unchanged. Recepts-bo1d % oots
$500 sacss whelt, 500 bush corr; tf,iVV corn aod
800 hush Shpments-Wheat, OOo oush 0oi"' '''00
bush; oats, 1900 Dush' ,,,.. e, ora q az
ntI noon AFTER which reacted and closed at near te
,' ~ The dav No rcd cash 95 34c0Sl OF l,s' July
az 1a5o4 BE closing "a 35c; August DJGOo LOG,
ciosng o3c. December "a 7-50O6c closing ooc t0ri
onened &c up weakened, then advanced anu ruieo
AIM M the close No cash 53d 81 3-sc June oJ J-oN
"a 8tc closing SO 3-4c July 53 3-o@54 DISC closnP
"A 80 hid September 53c, closing % l-2c nominal
OATS ouiet No . cash a I2c July 30 34G 4Oc Closing
4Oc: August "a 1-2c bid. Rye, no offers Hay, praTe
dnII no demand timothy firm $3.50 81 BIan uI,n
and lower sacked east track Coo. Flaxseed s'ea1y
81 o2 ID Lead strong and advancing; June ana july
~ 60 Butter steady and unchanged ESeS Hmer,
il i-4c Corn meal higher, $50 S3 o. Whiskey slesa
~ is Provisions market quiet and weak Ior uI3 s
meats unchsngd for bacon. dull and lower ior pV' an
la d. Pork SO 1881. Lard 70 TO- Drs say r,s
cl ar 5000 bacon 30 so: longs SO 50 Tlos 20 10 gn
clear as 80: bacon IS 80: longs S653 tbs p a.
81 Sc 10 Short clear SG rs Hams SlO@ heoet 1S
Flour 1000 bbS: wheat 10000 Dtsh' e9 R ou,1VO
bnsh oats 30 900 bush rye 900 bush SmpneentsS
Flour az 900 bbs wheat 1000 bush corn 2o'OVV Oush,
oats 25, 900 bush; rye 1000.
Toledo, Juno 4Whost active, higher; cash and June
81 o. July 90sc August, 97ssd87isc December, q
Corn dull steady cash and June Sc and Va 1SnS "a 90
Receipts-Wheat 1880 bush corn 2y"S pu ESQ bS
500 bush rye 300 bush Shpments-Fl0nr I'-1- Ousn
wheat i ,5i7 bush corn, ,024 bush rye 600 BUSH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-05

slss g tons DO 2O SSGSS fG and
spIe II LE f RON 'Vs 81
p gSs Rs' slsdes
'Ow " M = sGSPf e '{uRpENTINE
Sc day. oTs sfa al BIC ssnsT on 5HS G
sP2.Sq I { Z - % * sA S. NJ So 90
NocE a. steam department presented
cargo 2Sfs sRPsdn7niSs ed GSufs IS 'S
prOyas for a mooNe to hyrpoo a. Zoe
70 isssov 81 sOs and Lelth At GRA1Y GHA p;
orders 1900 qt od ., 9s, oa ItS I, 9 bar
IhaR fhEs Ia ssaH bark Faes Faha
as s Ts st f Eo B Of fy to ae
e 9GG ia2fS Rsy'ss &
savannah Moneydeo lumber 81 80 schooner Matte
6fIs3o co;.onssd 100 Ssi, yellow POO.
s sP' but quiet very 6o in SaSS &c. t
S sr cSsct ' &C. do O grade
Ssssd az: s sSde Ls n S9qSs F'Sy
y ss s2s sn1 Sae eSSas spr9 ss
4sssS s 6s,sGs%
s elss safhs S1 Tas S5G
i5c per n Olive. Itean 6967oc Palm, &c Straits Zsc;
ha Pf:oVfjI6NS steadily maintained in price
with moderate stir to he sa a so Sg 6 po 90
new T Do sl2a so so short clear si2 25Eolt 90 family
s12oSl8 %; extra prime gil 20 - sio ni.
$3.50 HsG51 Co. ;ni family 81 1882 packet 56$ extra
5pd9 '9r ouoa Pe % faf at n Sas Ts1
OF western meats sales go tcs picked hams sumner nG"t
5 Se Il; sss s S Sal pa 9pT Ss sogP
smoked Do 5s.e... MIDDLEsRaiher easier and slow
as o. l.-t DEEssTD H6Gs-FSirIy active at steady
fuS ssn at on f fS a at @ West options
Za4 points early n the day but the close showed
uniSortan: cash SSoted ea7ss bid CITY about
eS7 Sc South America 785c June closed al isc
ADJUST Igly s% co:e 9' a. es2S sSS at S
'a 2 c l otU9 Se cS so g Ss p ne
are steadily maintained mc1erae, arrival. and
sSGsE T2hf S Dc s sae seconds s9S tn .
lOals DO Elgn extras I9c other westr9 e1tCas ISs
lie state Dairy 1fhkln tubs and pals, extras l9c
do ~ 1aSc DO second; l5dl 6 do Welsh i tubs
Western Imitation Creamery frsts 1G5l DO isconds
seconds. fSaiic t5td western Factoy e$tr
pi5o1T ana bs DO o'0p fGuh thirds
CHEESE Strictly farcy white has steady support but
sac 40 coorcd &c do good To- prime
Skins 4a7e, eomTon to choice fun sS9s 2@32c ana
Pen6sy fresh iSSise Canadian fresh 1sc
e rgd SGfhTxSWS!e Rsi Sus sdng slow sales
q small cargo Grdqsa y,S s to Ps 81
CSC for 90 Centrifugal. the Coffee Exchange June
closed 3S2ds.1Oc; July, 93sd3.Soc August, S.4id
oosc sfSEG6So ''G and easy C' Gu. Loaf
Crushed Sic; Powdered &c Granulated Bloc
X A$i6e (oafestIo9ers ~ G',a I;lGc Columbia g1
Phoenix IA" l3-1Gc; Empire "a" 3'ic; No. o.
I1Se; 40 20S NO. N s. p Pc 81 H9 o. loo;
STEARINE-Lard In light request; quoted az 7lac In
TALG1%~ih fair request and steadily held prime city
quoted al 47sc sales, $50 hlds. Acc.
Woof.-Bsalnss in domestic stocks have been small
manufacturers and dealers although IL Is said
that the former have secured goodszed parcels IN
the interior late On values important changes are
reported the market Is certainly hrner, and for
Xxx fleece 32l2c is considered full rate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-05
THE MeHoNK CONFERENCE.
WORKERS AMONG SOUTHERN NEGROES TELL
OF THEIR NEEDS.

WORKERS AMONG SOUTHERN NEGROES TELL
OF THEIR NEEDS.
Mohonk Lake. N. Y, June 4.-The third session Of the
Mohonk Negro Conference. exPresident Hayes in the
chair, opened with reports from workers In the
SOUTH President Dunton, of Claim University. South
Carolina argued in favor Of industrial education and
presented interesting specimens Of the work Of his
students. Miss Martha Sc!oned, of the schoeld Nor
nal and Industrial school, Aiken. S. c., spoke Oh
"The Present Needs of the Negroes Miss 4. H.
Botume, Of Port Royal, S. c., spoke on The Homo
Life of the Colored People" The mothers. she saao
need to be taught how to take care Of their cmaroh
and the children need discipline The cooreo peopi0
need TO be taught 20 make virtue respectable.
President Bumstead. of Atlanta University, saia ~
was q mistake TO suppose that the higher eu"oa"oi
of the colored people being overdone' MOI ose,
g. or at the most TO- per cent of tho pupils were se'e
n II was mistake to forget that the higher eu"oF
zion 10 tho few was contributing most efcieny 10 0
elementary education of the many. Ahooe' o,'S.
49, tho t.rdencv 70 deprecate the higher edncanon
a., c., 80 industrial training. Yet another misp"hc
" y. -, 49,. ,oreh At the conical and grotesque 500
OF negro life and character ..u-,r % the
Morris X Jesup of NewYork, the treasurer "a ~
c,a,er rund emphasized the importance Oh lnuus"U
DS''ea.,on aTbe negro too" he said, y must oo
tht 20 save He deprecated the sectdii"',o''
49, lists in educational work for the coioreu Peopie
pnos,dent Hickman Of Clark Universty' A'i"i,''
"a a thoughtful paper GO Educa'oh VI ~"
paces y treating fairly arguments on DoV" sioo " ""
1po Rev. Dr. LYMAN Abbott said he fen s'ne u'''
-, tho south A. q whole preludices WCIvh o' IT
nearing and sincere and Garnet ueS1i 1as Gaming
and largest education OF the coiofeu poop"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-05
First PLACE OR NOTHING.

Boston, June 4.-Collector Beard explains IN an In
terview his notable absence from the Ancient ana non
orabe Artillery banquet, where he had been invited 10
rspond TO the toast in honor of the President OF inc
J-pited States The toast was marked on the pro
oamme as the second regular Toast" and Mr. Beard
savs: 81 decline to speak officially in response 10 a
t ~ the President when that toast is placed secohd
10 toast 10 any other official, National or State"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-05
VOTES Of THE WORLDS FAIR.

San FIandsco June Anime architects competed
for the $500 prize offered for the best design or V0
California building at the Worlds FAIR All tle oom
49,. ovdentv thought that to be typcaly Cali
49,, Al. buildine should have some Of the old mis-
e,on lectures The building is to cost 100000
Lansing, Mich. June 4.-The House has passed OIL OH
concentrating 100000 for the state exhibit at tne
Worlds Fair Ii is possible that the amount may W
Increased in the senate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-05
THE pr1AxArBRs SEEK A CHANGE OF VENUE

THE pELAMATBRS SEEK CHANGE OF ven T.
Harrisburg PENN June 4-The appeal OF ue 80 -,
matters for change of venue from to Cou.0 y. 40
mo- c,n,v was argued before the Supreme Court To-
Coroe q Tenks and Joshua F. Douglass sp-
,"o,sa for the Delamaters They asserted that 80
much prejudice existed in Crawford County as'' INST
their clients that they could not have iar anu I'M
nartiaI trial. Mr. jerks said they had been reduced
from ouulence to abject poverty. George +. DsVen
mart. Thomas F. Roddy and Distrct-Attorney DesV uo
p', .isa aegations and in support of this assertion
-o+ad orRssyts Of more than 300 residents of Craw
ia county. The court reserved its decision.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-05
DR. nnRKN1S NEW OFFICE.

Princeton n j., June 4.-John VAIL queen,
Fellow in Princeton University in history and poiteai
science. has been called to the Kansas state Uni
versity as professor of history and sociology Dr
oueen was graduated from Princeton In the class Vi
1871 He was high in his class and remained nero
during the year following as fellow IN history.
Last year he was acting professor Oh nlS'oIs anu
,,ooI sc,ancs In the Ohio state University but re-
Turned 30 Princeton last fall as university leno"
md assistant in this department.