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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1891-01-01
n quabble Over Water Reserved Lands.

WAUsAU, Wis, Dec. 26.-Receiver
Sanders has announced that contests over
water reserve lands will be heard at his
office until after January l. About fifty
of these contests are already pending,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1891-01-01
DESTROYED by Flames.

MENAsHA, Wis, Dec. 26-Fire de-
stroyed Schubert livery stable in this
city. The fire originated from defective
chimney. The loss is $1,000, but was well
insured.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1891-01-01
81 am always getting stuck, said the

81 am always getting stuck, said the
type.
Nevertheless | have very good I'M
preston of you" answered the paper.
John, why did you not wake me when
| ordered?''
81 have already wakened you several
times, but perhaps you have not heard
me-"
FAN CLAIRE. WIS Dec. 24.-B. F.
MiIlard's greenhouse was partly burned at
IA. NJ, damaging it $500.
, 1891-10-10
Delight Followed by Torment.

What man or woman will deny that a
good dinner is a present delight. Equally
u~udeniaSle is it that when a well cooked
meal is succeeded by a fit of indigestion.
rapture is converted into torture. Don't
charge your dyspepsia to your dinner.
No, my dear sir, your gastric department
was out of order to begin with Had
you regulated it with Hostetter's Stomach
Bitiers, the cargo that YOU took on board
would have becn comfortably stoxed
away without the slightest Inconvenience.
This incompatible stomachic entirely re-
forms faulty digestion and regulates be
sides, the liver aud the bowels, which
must act harmoniously with the digestive
organ or all three falls out OF gear. Take
the bitters for kidney and rheumatic COM
plants and in all cases OF malaria As a
tonic, appetizer and promoter of %conval-
essence it has no peer.
, 1891-10-10

- - 5-Fposs,- scs ws.- -, -
trolling her emotion by a desperate eff
fort, that you have been made h vic
tim of a cock-and-bull story by a man
who is believed to be dead, but whom l
now know to be alive-Keppel Darke.
He is here under your protection, and is
rash enough to play ghostly pranks on
me-with what purpose l won't attempt
to guess. But he is an escaped convict.
Let him look to himself / will de-
nounce him"
81 give you full leave to do so," the
count answered uuconcernedly. But
must tell You that there is only one es-
capped convict in this house, and hat is
myself. Is it possible you have not rec
ognized me? am Keppel Darke."
Salhe stood motionless, many thoughts
whirling in her brain.t
"My claim to be Count de Lisle is also
legitimate, however, as such things CO."
he went on. But a woman like you
should have a better memory. 1t seems
you have likewise forgotten your friend
Alonzo Garcia, though you must have
known that he lived many years in In
dia, and became an adept in Indian
magic. Blu the den~unciationi
Let me call an audience"
He stepped to the door and pushed il
open. General Bristowe was passing,
talking confidentially to Miss Fitz-Mur-
ray, who was leaning on his arm. From
the distance came the throbbing of the
music, playing a waltz.
Pardon me" said the count to the
two, here is a lady who has something
to say to you"
"Oh, Mrs. Trent" said the general,
coming forward, "are we to lose you?
You're all right, l trust? That juggler
was enough to scare anybody"
81 only wanted to say didn't mean
to disturb you'll was going-to nave a
little tea at my house tomorrow after
noon-if you-and you, too. Miss Fitz-
Murray
They bowed and expressed their ac-
acknowledgements. Sallie drew her cloak
round her, took the counts arm and
went out.
, 1891-10-10

AT the advertised time the balloon went
up, Mr.. White clinging to the trapeze bar.
Higher and higher hoated the airship,
while thousands watched with bated
breath. Then it began to fall, slowly at
first, finally with great speed. 1t struck
the waters of the river, collapsed and
White disappeared from view. The crowd
groaned with horror, the manag of the
show said he would give 800 reward for
the recovery of the body, and a reporter
who CHANGED to be present wrote a graphic
account of the tragedy for his paper. The
next day it developed that NJ White"
was a DUMMY
, 1891-10-10
ITO be continued
Now Try This.

1t will cost you nothing and will surely
do you good. if you have a cough, cold,
or any trouble with throat. chest or lungs.
DIR. Kings New Discovery for cJnsump-
ton, coughs and colds is guaranteed to
give relief OF money will be paid back.
Sufferers from la grippe found it just the
thing AMI under its use had a speedy and
perfect recovery. Iry a sample bottle at
our expense and learn for yourself Just
how good a thing It is. Trial bottles free
at A. f. Roedel's drug store. Large size
so cents and 81.
, 1891-10-10
Tragedy of u Balloon Ascension.

One of the features of a recent spectacu-
lar open air performance on Weehawken
heights, across the Hudson from New
York city, was a nightly balloon ascension
undertaken by a daring %aeronaut." The
other afternoon this person suffered from
an attack of Jersey malaria" and the
management dispensed with his services,
announcing at the same time that that
evening Mr.. White, Of Chicago, would
make the trip and from a vast height drop
into the Hudson with n parachute.
, 1891-10-10

For number of years / have been sub
iect to violent attacks OF inflammatory
rheumatism which generally lasted about
two months. On the first OF this month
| was attacked i, the knee and suffered
severely for Two days, when / procured a
bottle Of Chamberlain's Pain Balm aud it
relieved rue almost Instantly. | thei eiore
most cheeriully recommend it to those
who are similarly afflicted everywhere =
r. d. WHITLEY. Martindale, n. c.,
February, 1858. Mr. Whitley is a very
prominent man in this place nnd his dis
ease was very widely known as he suffered
such severe rain. w. NJ. HoUsToN &
Co.. M%artindale, N. @. Fifty cent bot
ties for sale by druggists.
, 1891-10-10

Courtesy of Hyo. Archives & Histo]
, 1891-10-10

This world makes me tired" said Paw
kins. "A man does something odd or
queer and everybody talks of it from one
end of the land to the other. But If he only
does some good, decent action, it is never
heard Of"
"Oh, come nowl' said his friend Haw-
kins, don't be u discouraged. lust try
it once and s~eel'-Detroit Free Press
, 1891-10-10

Kept up
for years-the offer that's made by
the proprietors of DR.. Sage's Ca
tarrh Remedy. It's addressed to
you, if you have Catarrh. It's a
reward of $500, if they can't cure
you, no matter how bad your case,
or of how long standing-an offer
that's made in good faith by re-
sponsible men.
Think what it means Absolute
confidence in their Remedy, or they
couldn't afford to take the risk A
long record of perfect and perma-
nent cures of the worst cases-or
they couldn't have faith in it. 1t
means no more catarrh-or $500.
If you fail to be cured, you won't
fail to be paid.
But perhaps you won't believe it.
Then there's another reason for try
ing it. Show that you can't be
cured, and you'll get $500. It's a
plain business offer. The makers
Of d.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy will
pay you that amount if they can't
ure you. They know that they
Canyon think that they can't. IF
they're wrong, you get the cash. If
you're wrong, you're rid of catarrh.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-18
MANCHESTER NEWS IN BRIEF.
Personal and Other Items Of Interest from
Across the James.

On account OF the exceedingly hot
weather Rev. ]. J. Spencer closed bis re-
viyal services last Right at the Cowardin-Avenue
Christian church IN Manchester. There have
been over ifty conversions. Large crowds have
attended every service. The meeriegs WIN
probably be resumed when tho weather becomes
more favorable.
Cynthns Grove, No. 3, United Ancient Order
Druids, win have an entertainment in Leader
Hall Monday, Tuesday, and wednesday nishta
Of next week. The Committee Of Arrangements
is composed OF Meesrs- w. ]. Powell, J. l. Day,
c. W. Hague, James A Lpscomp, j. W. Giig, and
George A. Carter, Jr.
The Hrst half OF the city and school taxes win
be due June 30th. Five per cent: rebate VIII be
allowed where the whole amount Is paid By that
time On all taxes remaining unpaid by Decem-
Der LIST per cent. wiz be added
The inability OF Manchester people TO obtain
electric Light and motive power Is causing much
complaint.
Mr.. George Mason, Of Petersburg, was In the
city yesterday.
Judge B. A. Hancock IL holding the Circuit
Court OF Petersburg.
The river is slightly up and.quite muddy on 40
count OF recent rains.
The Hastings Court was engaged yesterday
upon chancery matters and VIII probably i'd
i0urn for the term Saturday.
The funeral Of MrsA Mamie Shotwen win take
place this afternoon az 8 O'Clock from the resi-
dence OF her husband, Mr.. A. ID. Shotweli, No.
800 CoWardin avenue.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-18
Pan-American transportation CO.
By telegraph to the Dispatchl

MOBILE. Ala, June N.-The Pan-Ameri-
can COMPANY, which was organized as result
of the Pnn-American Congress and chartered py
the Alabama Legislature TO operate steamsn NV
traI and south America, has opened books .,
snbscription here according 20 the charter Anu
the incorporators have elected the fohosing
directors Howell Joues, o. Topeka, Nan; -; -
Ala. A. p. Cham berlain, OF Des Mcines, Ia, y
r. Dane. OF Galveston, Tex; George T. Gray; =.
B. Clarke, and r Q. huttan, 81 Shicas@ ,,,,,
than orsanIred by electine J. b. Clarke Rresl-
Ssnt. N. o. Ruttap, yice-president; +. L Dana
ssrretary. and w. o. culp. treasurer. The caPl-
al stock "a si0 900 900 with the privilege Of IN
creaslng Il % 100000 GOO one m,ineu s a.
t,sa.tirn al the company 20 place stock on me
st ana al once prepare bids under the call Q!
IN Generai, for thu establishment
81 : pcstal subsidy line Of Steamers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-18
SAD DEATH IN MANCHESTER.
II shotwelI Called Hence After Pro-
longed Hlness-Other Items.

~ SAotWeii Jallou hence 6ieoA
longed ulness-Other Items.
Is Mamie Shotwell, one of the purest
= 11s. l0vable OF Christian women, dleo
.lly minutes before noon yesterday AZ the
~ o. her husband, Mr.. A. d. ShotWen' NO
. -lEa-dlu avenue.
hAs11,Uel had been Ia III health Tor nearly
~ ana during the last few months her &c
rss cutie rapid. She went 20 FLORIDA the
- ;,r o. February hoping 70 regain heI
- o-i when advised by her physician ABOUT
. - o. Apnl 70 return home as the near IN
t.Ynsl cline was becoming TOO severe lOL
= &c vas not at al improved and AFTER g eSsi
~ few steadily worse. For eefoI az
20 - condition had been such as 70 pre-
~ 81 hope Of recovery, and q few days ego
s'si ana brother, Mrs Hardy ana MI
~ sefs summoned from their homes IN Luz
sax county. The former was with her slS'
\ e. ne u.ae q her death. but Mr.. PulIy ~ ~
- l1ne on Monday, when MIS- Sno.woh
~ good deal better. The cause o' uo1'A4
.-s- uptlOn. a
p deceased was In the thirty-ninth year o.
tt7 sll leaves devoted husband emo NV
~. four d them girls She was lady Oi
s-'-4 Character and sweet disposition. oehe-
-.l1-i " fault, self-sacrihciDg ana cheri-
iei greatest delight was In contributing
-' pleasure and happiness OF o.noLs'
-sAs 10 her home life that the sweethess
.-4far;er was most apparent ana bno ~,
greatest lusire. With her children sne
.--e' patient, and oompanionable, aho W ~
-'land she was devoted and true. ~ Mas
- Asl Ter entire life was wrapped up anu
- Der heart clung with undying I0 10, =,
re VAS entirely resigned 70 the WIN ~
Laser, and after bidding an auectlonas,s
~ " hose whom she loved best on oe'sS
.-sily breathed her last, having e1pfosso os
.--llsai hope u an unending reuhion aD0 49, !
p A 'hOih nei iii' ""'
y l1lefsl win be from the residence OF hoi
N'-a1 a. o'clock Tomorrow afternoon
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-18
Markets BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, June H. Cotton quiet; sales,
2I4 bales uplands, 2 1-16c. Orleahs, s5sc.
net recelpts at all ports, 3,s4t bales ex-
ports-to France, 5,014 bales; 70 the Continents,
s4e bales stock, 325, e03 baies. Southern nour
quiet and steady. Wheat Ha4e, higher, nrm,
and quiet: No. 2, red, 81. 0slfASl.0e}l IN store
and elevator options opened steady advanced
ska1kc. on report Of q decrease In the supply and
manipulation az the West, deciined 49,. on
arm. with June 10 up; No. 2 red, june,
al. O0sl July, sl,055z; September, sl.0l- Corn
hizher and unsettled, closing easy and quiet !;
No. y 7ll<a72lkc. In elevator options adj
yanced IAlI5c on small receipts and short cover
ing feII lxc on freer offerings, and cioscd barely
steady and kaf14o. over yesterday; June, Bec. !
July. 04J6c. September, Gle. Oats stronger ana
ouiet: options lsss active and irregular; June
and tuIy, i41fc. septembez, 3dllc- No, =.
while July, 4estelt sPos No. No = . "a o,,,s;
d 4 0sssa s sSps ~ i3aso points
dowm and closed steady az 15a35s down. June,
s16.35; July. e15.9oa3I6; Aagusf, eio.5oa
$3.50: september, eiA76ael4-sVi spes
Rio dsll and lower, fair casDocs. $3.50;
No. 2, eli. sugap--Raw quiet and steAdy
rsfnei unchanged and lr feir demand
Moiasses--Foreisn guies st ieslszse-; Nov o.
leans quies and steady; kise sscsay sas es mss
YcrE. q. 0os7. iSc.; PhIladclpbla and Baltimore
B. s5a5. zoe In euIk, s.bon4. Doc Cos:9n-sesd o.
dun and steady; crude, on grade, 25s2pc. kosit
Quiet aud steady; strained. coramon 20 5000
tl.4sasl.60. Turpsntine quiet 81 as>le5e3sc
Wool easy and quiet Pork quiet &n1 stee<1y
peanuts steady, fancy banc-pickcds 436a4t1f.
iagmefis 2}4a3s}c. Beef quiet ard o,eedE be
nams steady and dnlA Tierced beef euae+ w
meats quiet and stasdy. hiddies onn aAa Neek
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-18
THE HoLLlNs INSTITUTE
The Young Lady Graduates-medais-D
pIomas and Distinctions.

Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.l
uo,JnSs INSTITUTE, Va, June lI.-Ihe
exercises OF the holiiIs
fnstitute were held to-day In the cnapel III tuo
nresance Of a large and prinAnt ~ a.
An unusually large number OF eertiuJa.os Ji ss
tinction we're conferred Oh suo0o0'iN'
Professor Peasants.
THE MEDALIsTs.
Predecessor PAINTER, Of Roanoke College, pre-
a.nted in behalf Of the Faculty . golu
snsdsi 10 each Of the following young iaol sai
Miss Lillian NJ. Martin, o. P1iask Jo S Of North
Carolina. In Instrumental muslci miss os nnS
Tntoht' Of South Carolina, In vocal music anu
Niss MAY Dunn, Of Texas, in readings
ANNUAL ADDRESS.
Professor Francis H. Smith, OF tne Nntn.s
:, U.reinia. delivered the annual address before
,ha sehool His theme was I" sducatloh a. l ~,
plying irstsomothing IN the soul ~ o ons 70 be
OK 1s 90 grnide and teach. He made splenoiio
80 ~, the higher education OF women, anu His
p psd,ess produced profound impression. NO
happier effectwas probably ever nh~U0 '''
'n4 iaree humber OF students receiyed dipionlass,
..,st.n Predecessor Peasants delivered Win "oruS
OF earnest CONGRATULATIONS
THE GRADUATES
,r,.o ,rasuates IN special courses we're as ioi-
Iowa, Mlsses Mary Miller snean, fluNa s n.Nei,
i T"na Myers. Roanoke, Va; Elizabeth ncNen,
hsnS Col; lillian NJ. Martin, PULASKI, va
p,,1sbsth Wilcox, Petersburg, Va; nary n.
Daniel Roanoke, Va; s. A. MSSo rIssd County oognty,
VII ylic' Nav b. Scott, Fredericksburg, Va, ana
The graduates In full we're Misses Use. 1 pnssS ~
HandIsy, Lg5ay yS rs,s more nri q. s Lena NJ
r es. ,,sr spotsyiyania, Va; Rosa Belle hurt
pnxhetsn. Va; Leila NJ Turner, honins' va
aVs NJ Mary baskerville, Roanoke county va
AppRxss BY PEoFEssos oooks'
, ..1nases were addressed by Professor
c..ne n words Of weghty and loving counsel an
the exercises were intersperseo WIN Win eager
n,gn "a the celebration Of the literary %
cietiee tonight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-18

lard lover ana auIl; wesscrn eesen< ~
e1fy, o5.55setf0; yuiy, taSJi Aaf9 -; - 4.
Senie,nbes. ed ~. Frel9hts dull sod jffo0o10 y
cotton. 3-32d. grain. 2a2y1d.
CHICAGO
cgcSao. juno f7s4Cash quotations gx9
Flour nbchaased. No. sprsne wheat, 9754t}
No. red. asasnc. No 2corG, Gle NO Q<s
assze3lac. Me.s-pork. sfo.37k Lard. ycS2s
Short-7ite efafe-05. Dry-eAitci ehoul1est ~
Is. 10 Mort -slear, g. s5st6.<0s wnisesy, el.19
wheat displayed . sood desl q ss,sngsn - -
start and Tor time ruled N si SssorsS shs
buils. July opened o. sdc, seains4 357fc. - ~
close yesterday and held up 70 e63<c, but - e1.s
point New Yors paroles began 70 ecu neeuX.
The selling became general and prlc@ euxz
weakened. July falling 70 p55tc ~ nossosss< -
within marrow rnnyo during ,ns fs - 800 !"
the session and ciossd 81 BONO, ~ nS
price As yesterday. Corn vas stroox end p4oy-
ant, July selling AZ tsec from yeeter9sys go.
Subsequently, II iost aDcut 1c. ~ 10 dpc1ae ~
recovered part Of L. Cash corn veat te ~
MUM Of Ago. The shorts covered reeys S1<
crowd seemed % be prstsx scu ceiies ~ ~
July opeaed at 56a5e@c., sold 81 once 70 80
SesSe.' broke 70 58lzsSd}<e. and sdvspced p
57k The market was also hotDsd see< "
passed the call BY purchases masic eea1nM 60
sold, but tho demand gradually sisck91ees ~
offerings increased, and The market i9ss 49, - y
another raiiy 20 371<o and the cio<s - g
50z< Oats were disposed 20 follow cor 30
trade war more scfive and prices htaher, 0e99o
an the advance not maintained. ProSussc
xere only moderately active. Later. o. eeoa
prices eased OF sonae and At the close pork st9od
a. the same ngurs as yesterday. Lard loes ~
SC. and ribs we're unchanged 70 pI<c. lover.
inc Leading f1tares ranged ~ fotio~s;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-18


BALLARD.-Died on Juno l6th, At o,eiosk
p. NJ, at her residence, COS Price street, HAk~
RIRT N. BALLARD, IN nef nineteenth year
Tho funeral viii take place from Eoenxsr bAps
8 o'clock Friends and acquslntances are invited
70 attend.
BRUENING.-Dled, yesterday, AZ his resis
dence, 72p Fourth street, at 1880 r. M,Cap.
tain II. Y. BRUESINd, In the sirty-'hird year Of
II Funeral me- TODAY che ISM at O'Clock from
ST. Johns Evangelical church Friends inute1
TO attend.
HUCLRs-Died at Petersburg, Va, sc the VIZ.
ginia Normal and Collegiate insrtuss IuesasY
Pes June r.. is s tss q s 4 10 assss 8 ne
twenty-ninth year OF her age.
Funeral viii tals place THIS EVENING 50
O'clock, q. the Firs. Baptist church .,as sSrs
and aoluaintances Of inc family are respocueny
Invited 10 attend.
JACKSON. June II. 1891. 81 10
O'Clock A. NJ, az her fathers residence, WI
| Pleasant street,s.MARY ETA, only daughter oe
r. L, and L. z. Jackson; aged ave yean sao
three months-
Farewell, father. lay mo scntiy
In my little bed. 800
Think q God, VINO gave and TOOK me.
Farewell mother must leave you
| FOR the dark and silent tomb,
Close my syes In desthlees slumoSrs
Faded In my early bloom
| Funeral will take pIacs nom Kast-Fnd Beps
tlst church &C 2:39 O'Clock THIS AFTERNOON,
| MATHEWs.--Dsed, June ~, 1871. At 9:iS
| O'clock r. NJ, a. MS residence m 0lssgos, tA-s
| Mr.. WILLIAM q. MATHEWS, In the sessaay-
| he leaves a wife and . Number OF relatives
| and friends 70 mourn their ioss.
McDoNoUGH.-Disd, ct hs noshsrs rest
denee, 900 east Byrd street, Wetnesday mCps
ing at . O'Clock. PErEk hcpoSooons |" sos
| thirty-second year Of ais age
| We miss thee from our tosne, DEAR
4 We miss thee from thy place
/ shadow o'ev our Nc N east,
We miss the sunshine Of ny f1ce.
We Ir.Iss thy kind ard wiiiins hsnds
4 THY fond and earnest care.
Our homo h dark wsthous thee
We miss thee syerywhsre
Funeral will take place from 81 Peters Ce1hos
drai THURSDAY EVENING - & ocock.
Friends and relatives Of he family re<pectfal1y
invited 20 attend.
powEIL--Dtec, at quarter psss I. On me
I'm instant, Of old age, AZ the residence "a hoe
s,n Jorn " Powell No. lf3 west N2ir street..
Mrs. PAULIsAF.PowELL, Il IN the sishsissA ysAr
" f ssa raj nom tho residenes THIS rnussdAy1
aases are respectfully invited 70 attend.
sowRLL--Died, a. ths residence. No 600
Beverley street. at 7:50 p. X. TUESDAY, June leu,
EAyA O., only dauxntor q ,. u. And vf,nd&
sowel; aged twenty years.
Her funeral win take piaee hon pins<44ee9
Bapsis, church THIS sfhussdsD hokNIN0 -
chsriossesvuis papers please COPY. -
Il
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-18
PoWHATAN CLUB MATTERS.
Several Committees TO Make Reports
A. .x-..4-.. o. .ss-a.

Several Committees TO Make Reports at
tho Meeting Tonight.
A called meeting of tho Powhstan Club
will be held to-nighta at its rooms on Eighth
street.
Interesting reports viii probably be submitted
by several committees
That on Grievances 10 considering the case OF
the two members who. IL Is alleged, worked for a
Republican candidate at the late Henrico cleo
ton. They win hardly report tonight
A resolution viii be submitted providing for
the appointment Of committee to walt on the
officials. and request that separate cars be pro-
vided for the accommodation Of negroes.
The Building Committee will have some mat
tiers OF interest TO bring 10 the attention OF the
club.
The committee in charge OF the 4th OF July pic
mic have completed all their arrangements, and
request all who desire tickets, the issue OF which
viii DO limited, TO procure them et once 70 the
end that ample provision may be made for all
who will attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-18
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK. June 1.-The stock market To-
day lacked the stimulus Of rise In Caicago Gas
and that stock was much less active than during
tho last two days Tho market. therefore, IN
the absence Of any increase Of activity In rstl-
road stocks was most intensely dun throughout
the entire session. Tho dealings we're stiI al
most entirely OF professional character and
the usual small and undressing fluctuations
marked the trading In all parts OF the LET.
TIE oPsSING FIRM.
The opening was Arm and small advance In
Chicago Gas was followed by slight improve.
ment In the general list but the reaction noted
was followed also by the rest Of the market and
a heavy tone was impaired % the dealings,
which lasted during moet OF the day after thst
time.
TIE WESTERN STOCKS sUrFKR.
In fact che late trading developed a decidedly
weak tone, and western Stockton particular suf-
fered severely. The volume OF business was
largely increased BY the sale OF long stocks on
rumors OF large concerns IN trouble. which, how
ever, had no foundation. Tho general list was
totally devoid Of feature throughout the day, and
all Interest In the dealings was centred In efew
OF the leading stocks.
THE CLOSE DULL AND WEAK.
The market closed dull and weak. under tho
Influence OF the disquietng rdmors, at the lowest
prices OF the day, which. however. In most stocks
we're only slight fractions below last evening.
But Sugar Is down ~ Rock Island, So. Paul. and
Missouri Pacific each per cent Sales listed,
10000 shares: unlisted, 1000.
SoSgY AND EXCHANGE.
Eeenin1.--Exchange quiet and Arm at 4S6tSa
4S9. Commercial bills, S4j4aSS. Money easy
at 2a3, closing offered at ~. Sub-rreasury bal
ances--Coin. Sl03, 637 900; currency, slI14G-
11s54; 4lS's, 100. State bonds dali and iea'
tQreless.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-18
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
"ffoTsmme Of Final Celebrations ior
the session of Is9oJ9I.


Siasy, June 2sth-s p. NJ. final cele-
s.9l u the Young Mems Christian AS
@4ot. Sermon before the association py
\. slsdd, ID. D., Of Norfolk, Va.
Is- ~ June 2gth--6 p. NJ, fnHi celepTstV.h
-. Washington Literary society. Presloe ~.
~ y. Conrad, OF Virginia. DeDsted, Cnafi,'
as,.ssIosi, ,oi Kentuckyi Orator henry a.
10y June 30th-I0 A. NJ, meeting on .no
I'D Alumni III AM. address before tho
~ r0a6lies tyy Hon. Henry Wstterson. q
I,.t-ty; award Oi the Magazine modal. ..
b. Celebration Of jefferson Literary 49,.
s,,.sslaent, 10. sprati C0ckFens o. tsot,1s
~, william q. Poterkin, Of Mess Fi,Es,.4"
n. Henry Louis smith, Of North Caronn1s =,
~, July 1st-9 A. NJ meetis ~ 20
az Alumni 10 A. n, elcelnE c $3.50 !.
4 y, before the society OF Alumni ~ h"n-
wilson, Of Weet Virginia.