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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-14
.ru,ye 1ycddiIi Returns,

E1-Judre Edmund Wadiill,who was delegate
20 tho Minneapolis convention, returned u me
city Yesterday lie was all around md among
his friends IN the afternoon, telling them about
the great contest n, Minneapolis. Judge Wad.
dtll was looking exceedingly well. Hc was called
away from the convention before u hdiournei
owing 10 the illness Of one of his children.
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rn Cieanse lhe systsm

efeetually yet gently. when costlyo or
bilious or when the blood Is IMPURE OK
sluggish. 10 permanently cure naD' .uai
liver 10 a healthy activity, without rri'
tatIne or weaxening them, 70 dispel head
aches. colds, or feyers. use Syrup of fies'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-14

Are Won looking for the most slm-
merv Of summer attire ? Are you Look
ing for what is Just about as light in
cost as it is in material? If you are
looking for any of these things it IS Just
as well while you are about it to look for
something else. Look for what will
contribute TO your personal appearance
as well as to your comfort. You will
come pretty near gratifying these, and
every other desire you may possibly
have in connection with warm-weather
clothing, if you provide yourself with
one Of our
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MILLINERY.
HORSES. MULES. cows. &c.

nor SALE, A SCUM D, On
Il GENTLE HORSE. Sold only for want XII
Of use. Can be seen at VIII. Cosby's stable,
Fifth street between Marshall and Clay.
70 l4-lt'
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SERIOUS CONCESSIONS.

The rest Of the market moved within com
p1rltiycly small limits. and the decline IN
values. coupled with tree realization OF prOhts
on tho sharp advance made, caused serious CON
cossjlns from the best prices IN many stocks,
while the drop m New England was accelerated
az the time. Tho other weak point In the list
was Tennessee Coal, which fell away ercent.,
while Northeastern lost nearly , per cent.-ihe
lowest price rallying only iractonaly.
TIE CLOSE WEAK.
The final dealings, undor the pressure brought
to bear. developed considerable weakness aud
the market closed on the decline rather weak,
but stIll generally fracti1naly higher than on
Saturday. Missouri Pacific, however, rose
Lake Shore, rs; Burlington. ~; Cordage and
E0ck Island, each IA; -. raul, rs, and Dis
tillers' ! per cent. while New England lost 334.
saies-Listad stocks, $4,000 shares; unlisted
1000 shares.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Ereninr.-- Exchange quiet and steady at issa
49,. Commercial tills, 4SJt,eiS-. Money
egsy al la 81, closing offered At ~. sub lrea-
sury Oaiances-Co.n. S99.3JO,0OO; currency,
5lf.iS1.OOO. Governments dun out nrm 4
percents, llTA. state bonds dun but hrn.
STOCK QUOTATIONS
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ehl TlvORE STOCK MARKET,

BALTIMORE June l3.-yuginia BE-, 744ia75I:
BALTIMORE and Ohio siOck, D1aD9lS; Northern
Central stock Gsi1aGois Baltimore ana OHIO
southwestern lats, 1903 bid do. lst incomes,
IA rtf. 40. "a incomes. 1StI asked: DO. 81
incomes. 1893: consolidated gas bonds llel9a
II6: DO stock, - 'la15
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THE COLLEGE FINALS
ANIMAL BOAT-RACE or WASHING
TON AND LEE UNIVERSITY.
ton of the Literary Societics-praw-
ings by Cadcts--Othcr Institutions.
[snccinl lolorrnm 10 thc pIsnatch.


LEXINGTON, Va. June I3-The annual
boat-race between the Albert Sydney and
Harry Lee Crews of the Washington and
Lee University took place this afternoon.
But three strokes had been taken by the
Albert sydney when the oar-lock OF No. 3
gave way. Tho starting judge, Professor
a. l.. Nelson, called the Harry Lees back.
but they failed to respond to the call OF
the Judge, continuing TO the end OF the
course. The Albert Sydney claims that
some one tempered with the oar-lQck.
The crews were: Albert Sydney-Avis,
stroke; heistcr. three; StOvall, two;
Kendall. one; Scatter, coxswain. Harry
lea. Woods. stroke; VI. Woods, three;
Manser, two; Allen, one; X. Helm,
coxswain.
THE CELEBRATION.
The final celebration Of the Graham
Lee and Washington Literary Societies
took place this evening in the university
chapeis before "a largo audience. The
presidents were-of Graham-Lee. j. l..
Hudson of Mississippi; Of Washington,
W. q. WiggleswoTth. Kentucky. Orators,
J. Is. Andrew, Missouri; t.. NJ. Jackson,
Missouri: Alternates. McElreath, Georgia;
j. j. Fix, Virginia. Chief Marshal. X. +.
Jordan, Virginia. Committees j. b. Ran
son. Virginia; II. l.. Peck, Tennessee; j.
". Davis. West Virginia Z. Sandal. louisl-
ana; J. j. .Liyis, Kentucky, and NJ. q.
Bruce, Virginia.
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NEW YORK CUsTOM-TAILOR.

a ING HOUSE. doing an agency business eK-
clnslyoly and Offering the best paying line IA tho
mar6et. DESIRES 70 SECURE AN AGENT
who can furnish bond 90 handle their line In
the city Of Richmond. The proper party Val
cOnsign sufficient pants patterns 20 maze q
showing ~ merchant tailor. For further par
tirulars address =. }. IS, 633 broadway. New
lO.6 city. f. lt-2t
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oil quiet and stoady; crude. 3oc.; yellow, 32a
:i2iec. liosin steady and quiet strained, COM
mon to good. s1.25,aasl.32lf Turponiine
mand and steady; new mose, sil; extra primo,
s10.50asl1. Peanuts steady; fanny hnnd-
picked, sc: farmers. ahs3isc. Beef dgll;
Becs-hsms Inactive: quoted at $500.
Tered beef dull; extra India mess. s1is
sf4.5O. Cut-meats firm; picked bellies, 81;
shoulders, sj.1j; hams, $40. 1oas hoo. Md
dies hrmcr; short clear, s7.31t1- l,ard nrmrr
and quiet: western steam, s6.65 bid; city. SO:
July, s6b6; September. 1851. frezhtss strong
a94d.
BALTIMORE, June l3.-Fiour dull; western
super, f2.i0as3: 10. extra, s3.loss350: do.
family. 81. l0asI.6i winter wheat patent. -. -
ass; spring wheat patent, si.SJas5; spring
wheat straight, s4.3Oas460; receipts, e.5hO
barrels: shipments 1890 barrels; sales,
I.T75 barrels. Wheat lower No. . red, spot,
ssi9sssa4c. June, sslfc. bid July, s7,sns Ihc.;
August. S6i4sSD'sc.; receipts, l2.57O bushels;
shipments. 10000 bushels: stock. s1t,3g3
bushels; sales. $1,000 bushels. southern
wheat dull Fnitz, SiaS9c.; Lo1gberry, S'aeOi.
Corn easy; mixed, spot. 52 ,sah3c. June, 31,Sh
53c.: July, 5lAaol@sc.; August, 5llsaol 3sc.;
shipments, OS,129 bushels; stock. 4gl, 21s
bushels; sales, $4,000 bushels. Southern corn
active-white, 80: yellow, 81. oats easier-No.
=, Nhife western, tOailc.; No. 2. mixed western,
2lfb'ia'. .fHcciit~.l UUO tilshel% tNlocN iNpfNN'
hushels. Rye 1rmer and higher No. ,, - bid :;
stock, 31,l1S bushels. Hay steady TO firm
good 10 choice timothy. Sl4.30as io.5o Grain
lreights quiet; steamer 10 Liverpool, per hushel
3isd.; Cork for orders, per quarter, 2s9dn3s. !;
cotton, zoe. per 100 pounds: -four,
lie. per 100 pounds; Cotton nom
inal: uiiding 74,c. Provisions steady, un-
changed. Butter steady-creamery, fancy. lSt
Ice: do. fair % choice i0a 5c do. imitation, "a
49, ladle fancy. l4ai5c do. good to choice, H. I;
store packed 11al2; grass Hall. kggs
steady PC. Coffee dull-Rio cargOos, fair,
IGI5c; No. T, l3al3Ac. Sugar steady grant,
lated, 4lsc. Copper nrm-rcnne1, ll4c Whisky
steady add unchanged. Peanuts s,eady-Nir-
ginia hand-picked. 3lea4lac: farmers, 3a3l4c;
North Carolina. Sc.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. I'LL, June I3-Cash quotations
Flour dull and loc. lower than last week. No. ,
spring wheat SOC; No. , rod, S2c No corn
473lc. No. oats, 3Oilc. Mess-pOrk slO.I2lsa
sIO.jJ. Lard. s0.37j9asG.4O. short-rihs, s5.J5a
sG511b. Dry-saited shoulders, s5.25aS5.31l y.
Short clear s6.6Jaa6S219. Whiskey SLID
fhe Loading FUTURES ranged AS follows
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C1O SECURES A LOTT

We have for sale SEVERAL BEAUIi.e,1odd
lois. 3Oxl3j. on nicely-graded street, =, s'vS ,'
ana $40 Der month until PAID Tor Money .h.
60 80. -, i, ,,heae iots can DO doubled before you
sr,ise living for same. :. MILLER s. CO,
"''''- Real Estate Aseatst
nv o6-T1, .susTuim NeWport Ness. va.
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EROM s25o TO Sun PIE MONTE

Il can De- made by q general agent OF no
UNION CARhIAGR-SUPPlf company - ms
district. The company In the owner of the efAk-
TAN COMBINED CARRiAcE-JArk a \ ID
WRENC Hand Of the SAFETY NlIFfLE4REE
TIP. These new goods are now rea'Y. he JACK
II one q the most perfect and useful articles Ia
existence. IL is about IA inohes iOng, and Is cEr-
ried under the seat In q box, With bottle o. OIL
or axle-gresee. The wrcach part removes the
nut and holds 10. aud then the jack 4 screwed on
% the end Of the axle; the wheel ). hitef
from the ground and moved over onto tie iefk.
his can all be- done when the horses are az
tached. ana should they start 10 makes no diief-
ence. "a the wheel reyolyes on the iaos the saino
as On the axle. The Jack Is covered - two strong
patents, and cannot ba infnnged. There Is 20
question about It's coming into general use. IL
retails Tor : plain, and sl.50 ckeilei
The PATENT SAFEIh-IlP Is spiral. ana IS
prunounced by experts TO be the only perfect up
In existence. There Is no key or spring ID get
out Of order and 10 Is only a question ~ a snort
tine whom 10 will take tho place 81 an Others.
What we nov want il a good, responsible man
for our general agent. One WHO eau take sono
siOck IN the corporation on a basis that VII pro-
baby pay him 20 per cont. on his inv'.tmeht
the first year aud about % per cent. tueieailer'
THIS company has determined % get only such
men Tor IL agents. ana goods will then DO con-.
signed 20 them. Parties who have rom si.Jvo
90 $1,000 to invest arc invited % answer lhi'
advertisement. - ......n.>.,,
UNION CARRIAGE-SUPPLN CohPANl'
ia l2-2t llJ Broadway, View or. city.
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CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, o., June l3.-Fl0ur steady: fami-
Is. s3.25as35O: fancy, sfaS4.2O. Wheat easier
and lover: No , red, e3c. Corn easier; 40. ,
mixed. 50a5lc. Oafs loWe-: Ne. mixed, 35a
Sic PORK quiet and held higher ~ 5000. Lard
in lair demand at 1920. Hulk-meais strong nj
s6.G2L. Bacon IN iair demand az $40.
Whiskcy active anu steady az 5LlH.
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MARRIAGES.

MOORE - BLACKBURN Married, a.
Venable-Street Baptist church. At 7 o'clock,
on Sunday. June Y. 1892 by the Rev. Bay
lus Cade. ROBERT l.. MOORE and Mss
MARTHA 4. BLACkBURh.
They left on the 9:1j train on n bridal
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Hnndolnl.Mnc,n Tinnl Exercises.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dspatch.l
ASHLAND, "A, June 1.-THE commencement
exerciscs 81 Randolph-Macon College Wiz take
place Wednesday and Thursday June lo'h ana
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Death Ola savannah .Ga] Druggist.

~I0--II I0-"--I IN Y no u. I---l'I
AMHERST COURTHOUSE, VA. juno l3--Mr. W.
b. SUNSHINE. % prominent drugElsto t Savannah,
died h.rc last night ot Hrisnts disease. Ac-
clmplu'el boy lis Family he arrived here ten
days arsfp spend the simmer. Ills remains
wcr. tlkcut0 Savannah thIs morning fJr inter-
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eusINsss fAILuRe IN LYNcHeUae.
Negro Baptist Preacher Declared In
sane--A Sermon on Marriage.
7Spcclal telegram 70 thc Dispatch.

Especial telegram % the Dispatch.l
lyNcnnUEG Va, Juae ia. A. iAnghorne
Co. dealers In family rroreric-, on Main
sirco', made an assignment here this afternoon,
with liabilities 81 ahout $4,000 and assets un-
known. There are no preferred creditors, hut
ai who shall within sixty days agree 20 accept
their pro rate oi the assets in full - account are
placed ON she Same footing.
a coloroi man Wns nncd SO IN tho Police
Court hero to-day Tor pracucing medicine WIN
luf hccuso.
seven hundecd and seventy dogs have been
licensed here THIS sCnsor.
TtWfs AGREED UrON.
40 Camprcu County Court to-day commits
sioncrs were appoiaiei 20 assess damages along
She " Dirt bridge route OF tho Norfolk ana
cs'crn boN Line, and terms have airoaoy
been agreed upon Tor too right with on the pro
pcr'y-oWucrs except i've.
rOHrE LrN,TIc.
kichard Cohbs. d roloTcd Baptist preacher, OF
This city, a1- been declared lus1ue. '"hus
brought himself 90 notice principally by s9Vera
yrais ago Seeding from Che established hapilst
community, OWING 20 some cnaiE's against MN,
nui stertluF nrW ana independent church. no
tIHf up GO large congregation. be was wen
Thought oi hy ihe white people for lie uhioim
polruvss aud thostcrncliiau bow
KeV Dr. fsuV, ot Tho firnt Baptist church,
prol-scl another sermon laaf night upon inc
-ab.eOt oi marriage. ne stated among other
things "thGt ho thought u there was moro
prayer ana Jess opposition on She part ~ parents
tlcrc r0lid b less uuhappinoas ana icNel lii-
mated couples 40 was very severe uu inc
practice ~ flirting. Flirting said ne, arose
from lowell oi vanity. As Hn indian boasts Oh
tlo number O, sralp- hang upon MS hei' 30 40
men ANA women uoaet Oi thclt conlur-is. =
cro1f uarv people. especially young people,
lOo4 o. ,Lat OF the whole aim OF existence
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MEMORANDA.

NEW YORK, june 13.-Auiyel: Anchoria, Glns-
gov. Arrived out; Saale, New YORK for Bro
men.
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NEW YORK, June l3.-Cotton-Net receipts,
100 bales; gross receipts 90 b1io-. Futures
closed quiet ard steady; sales, l2S.OOO Dlles ;
June. s1.jOas732; July. s1.JJnss.11; AUGUST,
s162aS 1.03; september, sh13H9 ~: Octe-
Der, S179af1SO; Noyember, r4.oets.isO;
December, SSaSs.Ol: January, ss.OAsso.lO;
February. sS.19ass.20; March. sS.2SasS.3O.
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',-arncoOf the RichtIond Dispatch.l
- ~. h.f'1A Va, Juno la.--The Prohibi-
at.s sea Is meeting hero last night ana
=" l''sssioIe ealsted w.tl ne Democrats
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lReported for the Dispateh.l

TNEUVTIEI TOT NO ITI'I-0I-II'T
JUNE 13.-Markct quiet. Light transactions
reported al quotations. Prime, 23sc.; extra
prime 23,c. fancy, 2;sc; factory nand-plcked,
3ailic.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-14

FLouR.-we quote: Fine. s3as3.59; super
one, s3.75as4 extra. et2oas4.oO; family.
54.S5as5.10, patent, sj.2oaso.JO.
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poUyps GRADUATED SUGAR.

ApRr'cKI9's ARIoso COFFEE, 20 cents.
PURE LARD. cents.
GOOD TEA Green or Mixed, p cents
NTW ". ~ CIT HEARINGS. loo. a Dozen
X bars Large SOAP for p ccnt% ,,,o,.y
sSOM FLAKE PATENT FAMILY fLolh'
81 barrel. 33c sacs. ,,,.y>,or r.u-
SILVER KING MINNESOTA fAlhNA rA"~
II'Y FLOUR. $3.50 b8rrel. j5c. -acA.
FAMILY FLOUR $500 barrel. SOC. SACK
Can for my price-ltst. .....,-, ao>
49, ~ 1920 east Msil street.
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In tho United Statos circuit court to-oay inc
,,-r,, trou8rtant case OF the PatapsrO GuanO
4 oapary against the Department Of Aericai-
the was argued. The company maintains thht
tlet ax ~ - cents ton on fertilizers violates
fbe interstate commerce ecL
Argfper ease of marked importance Vas also
argued to-day lu this court, teing mat OF the
Stete against the seaDOard and Roanoke rali~
way for taxes. The defence Is that 1hc railway
r6erf.r gives il immunity from taxation.
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nor SALE. TWO VIRGINIA. On

L'UIl CAII, L WO flNlfINIh. Nm
h RAISED HORSES. Stylish and ex- KID
cellent drivers, single or double. Can DO seen at
JEFF. MILEs's STABLES, on Eighteenth street,
to-day. 10 li-lt
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MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM AL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES OF THE WORLD
Prices for Money. Bonds. Stocks. Grain.
Tobacco. Cotton. &c.. and tho
Weather Indications
lBy telegraph 70 tho Dispa,ch.l

IDJ IFIFKIHVH % VI" DI'VfI-HsI
WASHINGTON. ID. O.. June b.
lWApu Forecast for Virginia and North
Carolina for twenty-four hours
from midnight to midnight: Con-
tinued warm, mostly south winds; clear
weather.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-14

The CROPS IN NORTH CAROLINA.
Harvesting Wheat and Oats-Cotton-Chop-
nin.- In Pragress-C Argued.

Special telogram . INC UlspaI'h'i
R,rF-sH, y. c.. Juno l3.-1hc weekly crop re-
nor. f.r the week ending tonight says that al
thourb The weather las Dctn TOO wet nearly
eyerrghere no great damage 10 crops has re-
.,,,.,.l other than intcrupt.ng teamwork and
.I,,u, grass some hcadWay. Excessive rains
nave DID some places washed lands ana injured
mons. but over most Of the state ne rainfall has
b.es VOL distributed aud beneficial Inc
..,r,erature has been aD. uf normal; the amount
al -,iu-h.ne deficient. Harvesting wheat ana
on.,s 4. being vigorously pushed. Wheat IS every
,ffra fine. Tic weather i- now cry ana warm'
sifh abundant sunshine. The stand OF peanuts
d not good. Corn IL growing vel, and cotton
cnoppiug Is ia progress.
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The OPENING HIGHER.

The General list to-day opened fractionally All
along the line, but could not keep pace with the
leaders, either IA regards activity or extent
Of Improvement In interest. but everything
shared In the improvement. with only two eX-
captions. The buying to-day was specially good
in 81. Paul, Louisville, New Albany and Chicago,
and Wheeling and Lake Erie. Missouri Pacihc,
Rock Island and Western Union. An advance
in Missouri Pacific In tho early dealings was
specially notable. while its final gain was even
larger than hist OF elthcr ~. Paul. Burlington
Poo. Iafa ar Ink
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. JUSE Il, 1892.
sup rises .. 40 HIGH TIDr.
sun acts ......'.... 7.31 Morring......... 1:l4
Noon sets his tyening......... ':3l
PoRroF RICHMOND. JUNE 10, 1892
ARRIVED.
Steamship old Dominion, Couch. New York,
merchandise and passcngers' George W. Alien
& Co., Agents. ~,
n,oud Me- Toe Richmond Ice Company.
schooner Casho. Rockland, lime, Carneai *
Davis.
schooner William F.. Burton, Hatcher, Balti-
more. coal, Wake 81 Bnlinnn'
Schooner Dolphin. kappahannCck river corn
Warner Moore Co.
SAILED.
steamer Ariel. DsTo, Norfolk. merchandise
and passengers. 4. i. ratum. vice-presiient.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS, JUNE -, 1892.
tBy telegraph
ARRIVED.
steamship Merida New York.
Steamship Ravonsdale. New YORK.
Steamship saturn, Boston.
schooner viking, Now 0rk.
Schooner c. \. Briggs, New York.
schooner j. Il. ogden, Now YORK.
Schooner a. BrabrooS. New YORK
Schooner Lucinda sutton, Providence.
Schooner Navesink, Boston.
SAILED
Steamship Ravensiale. pr0grcsso,
Schooner Viking, New York.
Schooner \. BrabrOok, Boston.
Schooner }. B. ogden, Providence
PoRTOF WEST POINT JUSE 13, 1892
lBy loiegraphl
ARRIVED.
Steamship Baltimore, murphy, Baltimore. pas
seng, r. aud general cargo.
Steamship City az Atlanta Dole. New YORK,
passengers aud general cargo.
steamship Dorchester. Howes' Baltimore, pas
sengors and general cargo.
sAILEr.
Steamship POWhntan, Edwards, Liyep0ol rG
Lambert Point. - finish cOal'ng.
Steamship Dorchester. Boston via N0if IL,
passengers aud general cargo.
Stenmrhip CITY Of Atlanta, New York MA New
port News and Norfolk, Iassensers ana general
cargo.
Steamship Baltimore, Baltimore, passengers
and general cargo.
MEMORANDA.
NEW YORK, june 13.-Ariyel: Anchoria, Glns-
gov. Arrived out Saale, New YORK for Bro
men.
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THE WEATHER IL RrcHMoSD YESTERDAY
was hot and oppressive. Al midnight the
skies were clear.
Range Of the thermometer at the front
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.rr,Nrrn ALL HIDF.DEALERs.

w merchants. butchers, COMMISSIONING
.nants- ana others 20 know that ve are palihs
ne highest cash figures for HIDES, CALf- A,N ~
sIFFP-sKINs, rALLOW, &C., and nl.lns ofn 's,s
Al ROCK-BOTIOM PRICES for LEAF HENS NR
EVERY DESCRIPTION. 49,. 40
l7IItol7l7 east Cary street. between So'eH-
teenth and Eighteenth streets.
DoN'I FORGET numbers ana peIwyen rs'
streets. ~ -
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'NHE WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
WEST VIRGINIA.
HOTEL LAFAYETTE, CAPE MAY
-TYGEIA HOTEL.
OLD POINT COMFORT, va.

Dcseryelly world-famej, this immense and
unique carayansary ia situated few yards from
Fort Monroe, washed by the waters Of Chesa-
peake Bay and Hampton Roads. An all-the-
year round r. sort. unsurpassed in healthfulness
and general attraction. In summer il IL pecu-
narly pleasant; tho sea-naihng ia exceptionally
fine, with always cool breeze at night from Old
ocean % render sleep sweet and refreshing.
Music and dancing every afternoon and evening.
Dresr-parade. ruard-mouni, etc, in the fort.
Terms: 90 per day. $3.50 per week. $50 PER
month. and upward. 80 MALARIA, no HAY
FEVER. ,. y. PIKE, Manager.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
yY'dE HEALING SPRINGS,
18th COUNTY, Va. NAY ., 1s92.
The HEALING SPRINGS HOTEL b. no" open
ior The re.ertion OF guests; also tho bath
Lou- s Tor bathing.
ls,r.nr.iAbe. l.ol.c AMI OHIO railway 20 inc
10. Syringe, We. rh .l'o iArco miles 10y stage 70
the ilcnils SpuuEs. ..,...,..-
XIRGlNIA HOT SPRINGS COMPANY,
JOIN SrlMsON, Manager.
my l5-Su&Tulm
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WANTED. BOARDERS AT

~ COUNTRY HONE, 10 minutes walk
from street-cars. Fine shade, good water, ana
the best fare. Terms moderate aud reierenses
exchanged. Address X, &OO9 Grace street
Ia l4-lfs
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THerHlRo PARTY IN HALIFAX.
Ncsroes Advocate County Ticket-Cut
Poor Iigure-perscnal Notes.

a Poor igure-perscnal Notes.
rCorresponieucc Of TIE Richmond Dispatchl
SCOTLAND Nscs. y. G., June 13.-The Third
Party Convention az Halifax Saturday was at
tended by delegates from most OF the townships
go the county Captain +. a. Thone Was made
caairman The Township Executive Commit
-,. elected Str. N. + HO"crs county chairman.
Delegates were appointed 90 the District con-
..f.-.ilual convention 70 DE held ~ Rocky Mount
ODD July.
Tho meeting was participated 10 by colored
fnru ONE negro spoke half an heur ana urged
tlr nomination ol county ticket az once 40
.at! that if the convention would nominate at
once boz would pledge the supplrt OF the col1red
voters lul if Tie convention delayed 20 make
nom nations be- could pledge nothing no all.
Tho opinion here Isl that t&c Third party VIII
ruf g DOOR figure 40 best. and viii be thing OF
the past by November.
pEESOSAI-
Miss Sadie Perry is on visit 70 Miss Anne
Human, VI laroorO.
Miss Lzzic Lawrence Is visiting relatives IN
WILLIAMSON.
ruot trucking interest oi the Washington sec
zion is very important one train carried
through q few days ago 1900 barrels OF lrl-h
rntqt5es. and tram viii pass through to-mof-
roo with 5000 barrels.
The crop here is no- very large but u j. belhg
.r.ureI now. Iabbage-trgekIng FOR the homo
market i- "a good industry herc. some persons
nere are making money at 10.
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xYrATER.GROUND MEAL,

BATTLE-GROUND MEAL. 65c. (;
w Bes, Family Flour, $3.50; Fine Fanny
Floar. Patent, 80; FRESH Roasted Lssasy'S
Coffee. poe: Fine sugar-Cured Hans. lSe'
Good Lard, &C.: Fine Pork Sides, 01Te; NHo
so,ar-Curod Shoulders: Good Butter, lsc. Nice
Fable Butter, 25c. largo Bars soap 90.
Good Rice. &c; New Mackerel zoe heSshl~
tsmons l5c.-at ID. OSULLlkANc,
Eighteenth and Main Streets
,phone 5o7 my 18TH. So, rux WtJylV
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UTsI>E-s WANTS.

WANTED, PURCHASER FOR ONE
w RXTRA-LAkGE MICH COW, fresh %
the pail and good mixer. On Consignment and
for sale by IA LUCK q BROTHER,
ia I4-lt' lO1 south Twelfth street
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WANTED TO RENT. A SrOkA
w In the country, or In . small iosn a. ta.e
road station or steamboat wharf Adirvss " -
r.. caro- Of DISPATCH Office, kichmond, Va