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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-20
THE sEALERIEs, AGAIN.
Protest Of Commercial Company Against
the Governments Action.

the Governments Action.
[By telegraph to the Dispstch.l
WARRINGTON, ID. c., June 19.-The North
American Commercial Company, by It's at.
torney, to-day filed with the Acting Secretary OF
The Treasury protest against the action OF the
United States Government in preventing that
company from taking the number OF seals seipu-
claim for s400, 900, the amount Of loss sustained
by reason OF being compelled 70 stop taking seals
on July 10th last year, when only one thHu Oi
the contract number Of seals had been taken
The company also gives notice that II VIII cialh
from the United States reimbursement Tor loss
Sustained during the year 1891 through the ope-
ration of the qaOdus UfUendi with England, re-
Gently promulgated by the President. An audi
tional claim OF $150,000 Is presented ior e1-
Denditures which the company has made IN pro
yiding for the maintenance and education Of
the islanders OF st. George and 81 Paui, Wnlch
Expenditures were imposed upon the company
under the terms OF its contract with the united
States. The protest concludes with this para
graph pu.,.,,a h.s .sssrt-
cd ana This Government has denied, that the
eastern portion of Boring Sea - not WITHIN tne
marine territory Of the United States but ~ part
OF the high seas, the company fespec.iu1 III
submits that Il Is not competent Tor Great bri-
tain and the United States alone or for any other
two Governments 10 determine who shaI DC per
mi,ted 10 navigate these waters or 70 prohlpit
6shing or taking seals on the high seas, ana the
company respectfully points out 70 the hono,able
Secretary Of the Treasury that us rignss nav Az
been overlooked by said agreement between the
two Governments, In that u deprives the lessee
sroro taking seals which IL IS authorized 70 take
nv law and Its contract With the United stetes'
thereby inficting a severe loss upon sara COM
nanv in order 20 obtain the consent OF England
II arhitrate the question as to the right OF Caha-
dian poachers 20 destroy the seal INDUSTRY w
pelagic sealing"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-20

JUNE 10, 1891.
Auction offerings on Change to-day, SO pack
ages, and / taken In; highest, 500; lowest,
50c.--ayerage, s10.73.
Revenue collections: Cigars and cigarettes,
S7S3.56; tobacco, s2,213.25-total, s2,9e0.s1.
Private sales: Filters, 20; smokers, rs; cut
tiers, o; wrappers, 10; darks, 10; scraps, |;
tugs, 124-total, 219 hogsheads-
Messrs. Alexander Harthiil, Louisville, l. X.
Cooper. Oxford, j. J. Foble, Cambridge, Nd,
and c. II. Brown, New York. were among those
registered on Change to-day.
Market moderately active in hrights, with In
creasing dark shipping sales and very good auc-
tioE sun-cured sales to-day.
Clarksville, Tenn, reports an active market {;
sales, 1.0I5 hogsheads for the week. Bremen
grades and wrappers firm, and medium leaf IT.
regular and easy for tobacco outof condition.
Lugs active for all grades above common and
advancing again NC.
Planters are harvesting wheat and replanting
tobacco At the same time.
Common Tugs, 81 10 s3; medium, s3.25 10
s425; good, $3.50 10 s5.75; common leaf,
s4.50 to 1915: medium, O. soss.50; good leaf,
% 10 s11; nne. ALSO to s1a-50; selection, ala
70 s16. These prices are about on par with
Virginia dark prices here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-20
srKcrAL CONFERENCE.
FELL FlFTv-Two FEET AND uNHuRT.
Grand-sire Busbee's Worlds
Fair Managers Elect Officers.


Especial telegram TO the DIspatch.l
RALEIGH, N. c., juno 19.-The foreman Of
the workmen at the Southern Exposition
fell into well hfty-two feet in depth, and turn
ing as he fell struck tho water aud mud at the
bottom head first. Men were Immediately low
cred and got him. He was not injured In the
least, and in a few moments laughed heartily at
the occurrence.
This morning John NJ. Sherwood, who was yes
terday elected grand chancellor Of the knights
OF Pythias, arrived here
rHE GRAND srRE's CONDITION.
Your correspondent this morning called at the
residence Of Grand-Sire Charles NJ. Busbee and
made particular inquiries as 20 his condition.
Physically he holds his own very well. BE takes
nourishment and has no fever His mind wan
nizes friends. His physicians last night ex-
pressed the opinion that he had improved con-
sideroby. His friends, IL Is evident, have little
or no hope OF his recovery.
CONFEDERATE VETS.
The number OF soldiers In the Confederate
Home here has increased 10 twenty-six. Appll-
cations are daily received. The home IL In need
Of funds.
THE wRIGHTsvILLE EEoAhPhBET.
The Quartermaster4 leneral returned last
night from Wrightsville where he made arrange
ments for the encampment Of she North Caro-
lima brigade and the First Virginia. The camp
OF the latter regiment II in a beautiful grove OF
llve-0ak and hickory trees In 200 yards Of
Wrightsyille sound and facing the ocean.
WORLDS FAIR MANAGERS.
At IL o'clock this morning the Worlds Fair
commissioners and the Board Of Agriculture
met In Joint session In the Executive ONCE.
Governor Holt presided. There we're present
Commissioners A. b. Andrews, T. b. KeOgh, and
Elias Carr /; Lady Managers, Mrs George w.
Eidder, Mrs. Charles Price, and Mrs. r. r. Cot
ten; Of the Board OF Agriculture, Chairman w.
+. Green and all its members. Mr.. Peter NJ.
Wilson, Of Winston, was elected the Worlds Fair
Executive Commissioner for the State and Mr..
Thomas X. Bruner secretary TO the Board OF
Managers. Elias Carr, OF Edgec0mbe, was elected
president OF the board, and Mrs George w.
kidder, of Wilmington, vice-president. Matters
regarding the S25, 000-approprlation made by
the Legislature for North Carollna's exhibit at
Chicago were discussed, but no conclusion was
reached. The board will take legal advice as TO
the fund and its use. The meeting was par
ticularly for organization. IL adjourned this
afternoon 70 meet again at the call OF President
Carr, very probably October 21st.
ADDITIONAL MEMBERS.
The Executive Committee OF the Board Of
Trustees Of the Agricultural and Mechanical
College this afternoon elected the following addl-
tionai members Of the faculty: X. e. L. Yates.
of Wake. adjunct professor Of nre mathematics
and bookkeeping; Charles NJ. Rrichard, Of Car
tersville, Ga, assistant instructor In practical
mechanics. w. Z. Weatherly resigned az assist
ant In the mechanical department to accept
position at ST. Louis, his home.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-20

iIsnnl Sss,'e Sweeney. florence Rvans, jennie
Il az. ana marie Delaney.
Nlx,n p ss,e,ncaiate.e-M iesoe lily Wood. Carte
noScr. W.vnco Garter. Madeline lorar,. Ea,sc
Iisnnss. maggie Dolan, IiEsle Do,an. korris
n3snnlgan, Annie DoiAn Maieline tssnsl v Ya
1917 Magfte Leo, and Katie Delafer ',"'"
ass, lnsefmediatc--lirsta and Sesssna f,.,nt,,,..
f s9se7 nesA Clay, Katie Bannan Annle H.
NJ Liiy itolzbach, Estolla nnRn Enss 49,,
R, esk'e ryan Mamie n0rne, Aiva R,shcr No.:
prsussine, Annie Clay, fncv plsgint 1xeccio
guskes Mary Lee, Mnedalioc 5scs.n, A sbl
SuHimines. Annie Cnmnpinea Wes,ts 1870 49,
n aa,eho barna, lnas Miller, Rianrse Mcin,sSs'
n,ishch NoDdlinger, Frances RcssiaS f,i.sn
"Y9ssss1nsnef, Laura Holtslsauer Marie slaad
satnary Grades. Studies. cateci.is,,, rasstn..
spen,ne, arithmetic, ianwpaeo leasons s,e,,y
Puf, history, craving, and plain eewine'
NJ thtnaty.-ftrnt aud second preYniuua /.
49, MAIZE Burke, Carrie Known. NeIlle
I ,s,ss,,osfy MAmie Hickey, Agnes ONeii. pesyi
Man.pss mary Manning, Bridget Grimm. jamie
49,. alice N0wian. Mamie Hannigan Char
S Sss 1Iisotn, Maggie Taylor Ktttle burke, Lcne
Whitesss Aheeae shad, Katie Holzbach. Bessie
-, Primary.--FlrHt ana secona I,rono,,,r,. /.
Kisses hosa Halbieil Bessle tylen. Xnnic
sweeney, Joecphine McGeary. Celeste nay"
Naue hedford, Mary Cumminga. MAGIC Reas
!ey, teresa sirles, Madeline Deadly. Alma McIn.
tyre, and Mary Murphy '
~, Itinary.--First and second Pramiuna
Misses Mary de Sales Kane, Mary Mcf eavv' Ele.
nora Doilard, Alma Baird Nora O'Bara. NeIIta
bnrns: Lewis Belle Cole, Mary Ryali Annie lee
1tga Mcdaniel, Lizzie o ell. Carrie Donati, Alma
Sna1' Matte Parsons, Katie Blake. MARY KLEIN
Burke. and Emma Beasiey
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-20
DEVASTATED BY a cLouc.suRsr.
An Illinois Town Damaged to Great Ex-
tent--No Lives Lost.

OTTAWA. I'LL, June 19.--Utica, the busy
little cement and brick-mauufacturing
town and the seat Of many cosy and pretty
homes, was devastated by eloud-hufst sc5,cf-
day. ~.
The cloud broke Just north % the town over NE
high bluff and came into the valley with rc0s
that caused panic and caused the inhabfenfe
20 rush before II and seek shelter upon hlsn
ground. In the space OF quarter a. en- honf tte
water rose six feet IN the lowlands and from ono
10 three feet In the dwellings aud stores In ihe
heart OF the town. buildings we're shaken from
their foundations, sidewalks torn up, fences and
out-hOuses carried away.
Fortunately no lives we're lcet ana the water
coon roceied. Not q dwelling or place OF BUSH
ness escaped damage, and household goods to
the value Of many thousands OF dollArs we're
ruined. Beautiful lawns we're despolled ana
sand and mud 10 the depth OF several inches
covered the floors and carpets Of dwellings, In
the manufacturing portion OF Tho place great
loss Was sustained. The Principal ioss 70 this
class falls on the Utica Fire Brick Company,
whose fires we're put out and tho stock In 70 =
kilns ruined. The cemonters also lost heavily.
The loss win probably aggregate 100000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-20
THE RACES.
Remarkable Success of Jockey Bergen ut
Sheepshead-Entries for To-day.
rp, t.1ocra,b ,o .t,a Dtsnntrb1


tBy telegraph TO the Dlspatch.l
SHEEPsHEAD BAY, n. Y, June 19.-Tbe
track was q sea of slush and mud, so that
the card which was originally very heavy was
greatly reduced by scratching. The feature of
the days racing was the S-1cess of Jockey Ber-
gen, he plotting In turn six-to-one, q SEVENTH
one, and an eight-to-one shot 20 victory. The
only fayortes 10 win during the day we're King
stOn and Raceland, and as both Of them were at
prOhibitiye odds the books got all the money.
First race-purse, $1,000 added, Futurity
oourse--Kingston won; Nellie BLY, second, Kitty
Van third. Time. 1:12 80.
Second race-Pansy stakes for two-year-Olds
with 81, $50 added-six furlOnRs ON TURTLE
i:l7~
Third race-for three-year-olds, 81, 900 added
Fut1rity course-Walc0tt won; FAIRY second,
Correction third. Time, I:12 3-5.
Fourth race-purse 81 900, weight fourteen
pounds above the scale, seven furlongs-Soho
won; Atlantic second, Blackburn third. Time,
1881.
Kingmaker stayed In front all the way and won
easily by six lengths. Time, 2:11 2-5. Only
Kiugmaksr and Sir John started.
Sixth race-high-weight handicap, $1,000
added, mile and I'VE sixteenths on turf-Race-
land Won; Blue Jeans second, st. John third.
Time. Ply
ENTRIEs FoR TO-DAY.
First race-seyen eighths Of amile-Gettysburg,
Pagan, 1913; Silver Prince, India Rubber, Naga1
bond, Humdrum, 121; Major Thornton, Richal
Donohue, Iff, Longstrlde, Longford, 1876 Obi
Odette, 1913; Saunterer, Ill; Vintage Time
Oily. 110.
second race-hve oighths OF mile, Turf
stakes-McCormick, Actor, Osric. Acquillion,
Bismarck, Refrain, Airplsnt, Caterer, Fremont,
Shellbark, Tammany, Spinalongs lis; Merry
Monarch, 1875; Recess, 10.
Third race-One mile, Tidal stakes-Surplus,
FulfOrd, Bermuda, Montana, Russell. Terriber,
Portchester, King Alta, 122
Fourth race--One and one-eighth miles, Sheeps-
head Bay haadicap-Reclaire, 112; Ftzames,
100; Isaac Lewis, 1903; banquet, III; falry,
lO4 Judge Morrow III; Eon, l26.
Fifth race-one and three-slxteenth miles
Text, 10; Rover, 100.
sixth race-one and One-hah miles, on turf
The Forum, Kern, 100; Algernon, 10Y; Master
lode Ben. KiDgsbury, LOngiord, li6; ST. Luxe,
Isasc Lewis Troy, Eleye, 12l.
AT GLOUCESTER.
GLOUCESTER, n. j., June 1e.-To-day's events
resulted as follows:
First race-six and one-hah furlongs-Sr
Lancelot won; Nominee second, Royalist third
Time. 1:29N.
Second race-seven eighths Of a mile--Lancas-
ter won; Philander second, j. j. OBJ. third.
Third race-four and one-haH furiongs-Bll
Barnes won; Little Grand second, Cooperteld
third. Time, 1904. r.,.-
Fourth race-sx and one-hah furlongs-White
Nose won Kanesville second, Rose Howard third
Time, 1:2SS4.
Fifth race-one and one-eighth miles-Panama
won; ROseberry second, King Idle third. lime
SiTth raee-six and one-half furlongs-Laura
S. won; Gilmer second, kismet third. Iline'
10Y.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-20
Further Trouble Feared In Samoa.

LONDON. ENGLAND. June 18.--Dispatches
received here from Melbourne state that the
latest advices from Samoa are 20 the eject that
Chief Mataafa, accompanied by body OF ma
tives, had started for Maize, the centre Of the
intrigue which Is known 20 exist against the SOW
ereign rights Of King Malietoa-Laupei8. IL is
believed that this movement upon the part OF
Mataafa win lead 10 further trouble
Two chiefs who, by Malietoas orders, had been
Imprisoned for sedition, escaped and joined the
forces Of Chief Mataafa, The latter, however,
returned the two chieftains to MalietOa and
during an interview which was held between
Mataafa and Maletoa the former told the King
that although he (Maliet0a) had been recognized
as King by the Powers he (AataRfa) was the real
King Of Samoa.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-20

| rrmssteps nrn. rot, e1o7k -
o6.16aco>9os M, IS 2heoeeQi 81
3G<a beeon QDezscl -ehcel5esx 49,
s sssc kssss Ga sss'.ss e. ''ss''''
WILMINGTON.
wnxm0rox, n. G.. lane l9.-InfZ ~
arm 4 sse kss'n arm; Hssansd. si; y
sarpsni!ss arm: hard. $780, ys''ss 81
' NV NV Yoex corroS vrrusAx
No. vo.x Inn. fo.--cc<tou--Nst fecofD(A
posss rrsss receipts. os6 beisx. futufes 49, -
bryrfy stsndy: sAiss, i IA. 900 o1iee so13 eI,1le
tS.sS; Juiy. Il. sis5S ~ Auesst g. go ~
Eeptember. ss.l 7sss ~ 0ctSner. ss.z's u IL
January. e. ssSs.ss; Fsbraaxy. $1,000 q I
March, ss.77sss.7s; April ss'soase'ss' -"
LIVERPOOL MARKETx
Lfvxaroos, June 1g-soes-- -cotton zen ~
ssSss is,ly . ssys sc6c yf ss,ss
Sa,ss' secsspss 800 bsiss-An Amssteen.
Futures quiet but steady; July and xepan ~
sa ss saa s sss ssesa sia Ca s 800 sces
also 3i-s4d september and osxeosrs
4 s5-e4d., also 33s-e4d.; October and noveun.
Der. as-osd., slso 3o-eSc.; Noyenpsf -
bsr ana January so ssd jsnsssy ana Jso
raary. I 44-osd., slso Z ss64d. Tcndsrs- 500
bales on new dockets.
p. M--June, 2s-esa4 2J.off. Jane ana
July, 2f-6ss4 25-B4d. July ana Au4ut
97-6sd., buyers; August and ssptsmpefs
4 32-64d., sellers: september and Octppefs
4 35-64a4 30-e4d. October and NossmDers
aa-e4a4 4o-98d, baycrs; xosemncr AUG
January, 4 44-84d., se,iers; January and zee.
ruaty, 1 40-04d-, sclerr Futures cioeed qaiss
out steady.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET
lReported for the Dispasch.l
JysE 1a.-Ma1kct very quiet. Transactions -
ported on private terms. Prime, &c; extrs
prime, 3lSs fancy, Size: Spanirh. Stt<.; COM
mon, ll6s2c. factory hand-picked. 3a4e
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-20
- UR SPECIAL SALES IN OUR BOYS
DEPARTMENT will end when We close

tonight There are not Suits enough left
TO keep up stesmp any longer. II you
have been promising yourselves a share
in this good fortune tend to Il before To-
night
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-20
UNCLE SANS PocKEr-sook.
A Deficiency, Which Is, However hx
platned Away-Nobody Disturbed
m .ola.,s.,,h % the DisDatch.l

WASHINGTON, ID. c., June 19,-The United
States Treasurer's statement issued to-day
but bearing date OF June LIN, sho"s az sp-
Dos NOT include sea. o27, 4l2 on deposit with
national banks or eco ,220.eoo OF fractional Nli-
xer. Including these two items, the cnsn pat
snra a SAG o01 ,264. 0niciels OF the Secretary !
StS,s.. sav that. exclusive OF the national bank
denosifs and fractional silver, there Is an actual
ME balance OF s2,Si2, 900 in the Treasury
to-day. and thai the Treasurers statement, u
Guiding the receipts 70 that date, VII snow VII. -.
expendltures during the remainder OF ,he
monfh. ana II u estimated that The not surplus
viii be al least seven millions oy the frst prox
Treasury ocials are not dlstuto pes ~ W. sisSa
tIou and say that the 0oyernInenh - ainpJ eoa0
10 meet tie obligations.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-20
WISDOM.
THE YOUNG CITY PRoFiTINo BY
RlcHMoNp's EXPERIENCE.
Col. Cnsshaw Gives tho Aldermen vaiu-
able euRgrstions--A Drive Around the
Town-Takes Horse and Buggy.
Especial telegram 70 The Dispasch.l

AsHEvn.LE, N. O., June Baskerville is
wisely learning wisdom from Richmond's
experience. The Aldermen aud Advisory
Committee on tho city's improvements
have availed themselves Of the presence
here Of City-Eneineer cutshaw, of Rich
mond, TO confer with him about street
paving, soon to be prosecuted here on an
extensive scale.
SPECIAL CONFERENCE.
Yesterday afternoon, by invitation. he
held conference with the officials at q
special meeting, and to-day committee charged
with tho dnty drove with him about the city 10
receive his practical suggestions on the ground
In yarious localities.
YOUNG CRIMINAL
The horse and buggy Of Lieutenant King dis
appeared from Battery Park Hotel Wednesday
night While he was dancing the german. The
ne1t day Bert Shaef, Of Asheville, not more than
nine or ten years Of age, was found with the
horse and buRgy az Falrview, some ten miles
away. The boy and property have been brought
back 70 the city and the boy Jailed. He will pro-
baby be delivered 70 his father for punishment.
The boy has been IN &c least one similar scrape
before.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-20
DEATHS.

DANG E.-Died, sunday, June l4tb, az mo
residence OF Mr.. W. y. RUIN, Danyillo,- Va
JOHN HARyIE, only son Of p. \. and Fannie L.
Dance; aged i've months and ten days
LECLER-DIed, on the 18th Of June, at II p.
NJ az his parents residence, No. 4t3 north
Tgenty-thlrd street, JOHNNIE HiLL, infant son
OF 4. +. andEiia ID. Lecler; aged twelve months
and ten days.
We lay him In the silent tomb,
The blossom Of the day
JOHNNIE Just began 20 Wow
When he was called away.
The funeral viii take place TO-DAY. Juns
20th, at 3 p. N. Friends. and relatives invited
TO attend.
MALONEY.- oiled, at bis residence, 1908 vest
Cary street, June 10Th, nc . O'clock A. M. after
a long and painful Illness, THOMAS NJ. aALo-
My, In his twenty-ninth year,
lie leaves wife and two children.
Funeral notice hereafter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-20
PAExErL, HEatEY, AND sAocARAr.
Child Labor IN Grsa. Britain.

Iby AngiO-Amer1can cable 70 tne Dspetcn.l
LONDON, Enc. June 19.--Mr. Henry Mat
thews, Secretary OF State for the Home Depart
ment In tho House Of Commons, to-day an
nounced that the Government cordially accepted
the amendment OF Mr.. Sydney Buxton QiberaD
70 the factory bill, upon which the Government
Mr.. Buttons amendment. In substance, is that
children under eleven years OF age are pro-
hibted from working In factories.
After Mr.. Matthews had announced that the
Government accepted the Buxton clause Sir VIII
liam Vernon Hsrcourt express his conviction
that the House would stin further raise the age
OF working children, and Mr.. Buxton moved that
after July /, 1892, no children under fourteen
shall DO en- 7loyed except on half time. Mr..
Matthews OF ected 20 this clause on the ground
that II children under fourteen were not allowed
70 work IN factories on full time they would 20
70 other employment. The motion was rejected
100 "a La
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-20
JOHN |. WILL FIGHT sLAVIN.
He Authorizes James wAkely 60 Make the
Match for RIO. 600.

The great John L. Sullivan has decided
to come to his country's rescue, says the
New York World.
No longer can he suffer the humiliation Of see
ing the colors Of foreign pugilsts waved alott on
his native soil. He has authorizedJames Wal G.
Iy, OF this city, and Charles Johnston, Of Brook
lyn, two OF his former hackers, 20 match him
against Frank Slavn, the Australian. The con-
ditions he names call for ten rounds, Queens
berry rules, 10000 a side in stakes, winner TO
take all and the match 70 be contested before
the Athletic club which offers the largest purse.
These stipulations were included in a telegram
which he sent from San Jose, Cal, 60 James
Wakely Thursday night Slavin win probably
accept He promises 20 return from England IA
three months, and the champion by that time
will have concluded his Australian engagement
and viii be ready TO go into training.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-20
Base BAH.
IBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l


WASHINGTON, d. c., June 19.-Following
are the results of to-day's games;
AT Philadelphia tAssociatior)-Ihe Boston
Athletic game postponed. Rain.
At Pittsburg Neaguel-The Cincinnati-Pitts-
burg game called at end OF third inning on &C
count Of rain. Cincinnatis, 3; Pittsourgs' L.
AT baltimore (AssociatiOn): R. B. II. X;
Raitiuores 20 o o o 3 o O. IL
Wssbjnetona % 3 o 20 / DO o. 2
Batteries-McMahon and Robinson; Foreman
and MCGUIRE.
AT Cleveland Neague): r. BIZ Z,
Chieaeos-. 0 0 0 o l. 3 8
Batteries-Young and thinner; Luby and
Bowman.
A. CINCINNATI fAssociatlon): X. BE. r.
- cicinnatis. o O 9 90 l 4 OLD 10 z
IouisvIlles sd o 1 o o 3-10 II
Batteries-Crane and Kelly Meekin and COOK.
A, piston II .earue,. n. BIB. y.
az n nUs,SZ 'V,,..s.i $4,000 z 10 2
Brooklyns 20 o o o o o 2 O.
Batterios-Clarkson and SanEei' Terry anu O'
NaFfu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-20
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES OF THE WORLD
Prices for Monsy. Bonds. Stocks. Grain,
Tobacco. Cotton. a.. and in Con-
nsesion Thercwith the wss-
ther Indications
lBr teIeernph . me pIsp.ich.l

CBy telegraph TO the Dispatch.l
WASHINGTON. d. G.. June 10. Fore
| RAIN cast for Virginia: Slight showers;
warmer. variable winds; on Sum
U day fair and warmer.
North Carolina: Light showers; sta
tionary temperature southerly winds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-20
TIE BATH WAS FArAL.
Two Little Boys Drowned IA the River
Yesterday Morning.

hesteruaY Morning.
James river claimed two more victims
yesterday IN the persons of Luther Henry
Saisson and Eddie Talley, small white boys, re-
spectively eight and a half and twelve years OF
age. $500 -
The two little fellows with dozen OF 80 others
~ ao9at the same ages went In bathing on the
SaIld-bac on The foot Of Nineteenth street
Inc water here IS quite low and the boys
wa1eu out quite a distance. In coming back
thcse TWO got into a hole and wero drowned be-
tore assistance could reach them.
Joe Edwards, tho diver who haa recovered so
many corpses from their watery graves, soon put
IN an appearance, and in a little while had
gotten both bodies OUT carried them 70 the bank
OF Lhe river, and placed Thorn In q boat.
Here they were viewed later on by Coroner
Iayior' who pronounced an Inquest unnecessary.
The bodies were removed 20 Billups's and Mo
Donoughs undertaking establishments and pre-
pared Tor burial. the wagon In each instance
being followed by numbers Of small boys.
Both OF the drowned boys we're fRtherless
Mrs Dora Talley, the mother OF ono, lived at 1871 @
east Franklin, and Mrs, Janson at 119 north
Seventeenth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-20

were ls8aed yesterday has boon fiKed Tor Augnst
2bth next
Lieutenant Prank IT, Nichols has been ordered
70 the training-ship RichmoDd. Chaplain James
j. Kane 70 appear before the retiring board.
Lieutenant X. 8. Prime has boon detached
from the trainlng-ship Richmond and ordered 70
William r. Low from the Naval Academy and or
dered 70 duty on the coast survey. Lieutenant
Hero Taylor from the Naval Observatory and
ordered TO duty on the coast survey.