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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-04-29
A raraa House Rarned,

GERvArs, Or April 2l.-The large and
handsome residence Of the late F f Eldridge
situated about five miles west of Geryais.
was destroyed by fire this afternoon about 8
clock, with all its contents. This was the
finest residence on French Prairie. and was
built some years ago at cost Of $4,000. II
was insured in the State Insurance Company
ofSalem, for $1,000. The residence was oc-
cupied by Freeman Eldridge, who has a
family and hired hands working for him
on the farm. The family and hands saved
nothing but a pair of old pants. The fire
originated from a spark of ccal falling from
the fireplace on the Garnet.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-22

R1rHNnNn. June 13. 1899.

The following is the letter of Rev. Samuel c.
CloptOu rendering his resignation ns pastor of
the Clay-Strcet Baptist church, which has been
accepted by the congregation with great re-
luctance:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-22
MORT WILLIAM HENRY HOTEL,

II LAKE GEORGE, y. Y,
will open JUNE ODD helargest. best-appoint-
ed, ana most liberally-conducfcd hotel nj Lake
George. send for ILLUSTRATED sOyrcRU.
For terms and particulars apply 20 Hotel Gro
noble. Fiity-seventh street and seventh avenue,
New York. special rate Tor families.
WILLIAM NOBLE,
taIs.rn Owner and lrOpretor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-22
WARTIME SCENES AND SONGS.
An Attractive Programme for the Enter
tainmcnt ut the Academy Tonight.

The entertainment 10 bc given nj the Academy
OF Music tonight and tomorrow night for the
bencGt OF the Wrist Virginia Regiment and Ice
Camp charity fund promises TO be n highly en-
ioyable one A large number of tickets have
already been sold. The opening scene repre-
rcnis bachelors pnrlor, In which number Of
Confederate officers assemble and sing various
songs. Among the familiar ballads 10 be rem
derci arc When This Cruel War u over, 10y
Frank Cunningham: "lorena,n by r. ID. ilotch-
Kiss: Bonnie Blue Flag by POLK Miller;
" Hard Times and "6cnovieve.' By haddOn ;.
Watkins: Come Where My Love Lice Dream
ing by Cunningham and n seNtette and sol
dicrs chorus. The scene viii close with tth-
icau representing troop passing along the
street.
In the second scene, which represents the pitch
inc OF a camp, the advance guard viii appear
mounted upon the stage. while the commanding
officer will also come Ia on hOiscback Inc parts
Of the soldiers viii be taken by The veterans OF
Ice Camp, aud they will be ACQUIRED lh-' ~
they we're m the war. Several epoclaliics viii
be introduced, and Mr.. Polk Miller Will introduce
a dream. IN which he imhgincs mat he 10 away
from home and sees what has occurred during
his absence. Incidentally he will sing II Am
Gg1ne Back 20 Ole Nrginny.'
The picture Of q Confederate camp IN lSof
win be- rendered. and The rovcile and morning
attack Will be portrayed. This viii be followed
by battle, IN which goo men Will take part
after which taDlcau representing n bOiy OF
troops at bay will be given.
The lasf eccnc, representing Peace. VIII oe
n beautiful one A whole.company win take part
IN 30. and several dismantled cannon Wreathed
Ia laufcls viii be upon tho stage. HOOK OF
live white doves viii fly across the platforms anu
The soldiers Will sing Ny Country, lie OF Thee
The musical talent employed in the entertain
mcni Is excellent, and m addition 70 the songs
above mentioned a number Of other iamiliar
melodies Will De rendered.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-22
PrnnertY Transfers.

Richmond: Crump & Cosby, special commits
siOners. 10 ID. w. Witte, % iHet on the east side
Of First street near Leigh, s2,24O; Samuel Par
IRISH, special commissioner, 70 John Murphy. IS
feet on the south side Of Broad street between
Eighth and Ninth $4,000; Harvey Wilson,
special commissioner, 10 Giles Il. Jackson, 2Ss6
feet on ST. Peter street, 800: John j.
Cannon's heirs 10 Charles +. Cannon.
80 feet on east side Twenty-eghth street,
between Broad and Marshall. S1,560: f..
L. Finch and wife 10 W. c. Neal. 80 feet on
south side C0utts street near -. Paul. 1928;
George ". and John II. Schlieser's trustee 10
Henry Beardsley. Is 5-6 feet on east side Seven
teenth street between Walnut alley and Frank
lin street. -, 800.
Henrico: l.. VI. GIL and wife 20 Martha w..
Page, 20 feet on the east side Of Williamsburg
avenue between Virginia aud Louisiana streets,
60; John ". Loving and wife 70 Isaac G. Wood
COCK, II feet on the south side OF Wood street,
$500: G. :. Collins aud wife to planes ~. Barton,
one fourth interest in HOY acres near Richmond
and Henrico turnpike, subject 20 deed OF trust,
$4,000; I. A. Lamb and wife 10 James II. Bar
ton, three-eghths interest in SO 3-lO acres near
Richmond ana HenrcO turnpike, 50: Henry ".
Stockmar TO sarah v, wife % John l.. Harding,
lot q in block T. Barton Heights, s2,l00.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-22

4 he following rs the letter OF heF. samuel I.
Clopfou rendering his resignation rs pastor a
the Clay-Strcet Baptist church, which has been
accepted by the congregation with great re-
RICHMOND. June 10. 1899.
TIE Cag-Sfrcet BAPTIST church. Richmond, w.:
Ny Beloved Pcople,-After fifteen years Of
labor with YOU IN the service Of our blessed
ord IL now seems best that | should give place
10 some other servant who shall prove more
efliciout than can be. and therefore tender 10
the church NY resignation as its pastor. Inc
record Of these years, which have Witnessed
many mistakes and many failures, a. wen as
many signal tri1mphs ana un-peakaDle Joys,
Is with our God. Any fair ana Just review
" this period would be we'll nigh impossible
20 me. The friendships which have been
formed are eternal, and though We labor
heuceforth I'm different parts OF the great
field Of the world. let MS cheer each
o. her by our diligence IN the service Of our
Divine Master aud look forward - the time when
s0wer and reaper shall rejoice together for
eaCn member Of the church. without any e1cep-
ton. / cherish q warm, Christian love. The
church knows my devotion 10 its interests and
my PRAYERS Will ever ascend for its welfare untu
my work "a done. And shall especially pray
that YOU may soon be in new and coinmO1ious
house % worship. IL l may gave one OF OF
advice. let me express the hope that you
viii have a readinc-Tcom for young men, where
they can gather together every evening IN The
week The assurance Of your welfare ana o. my
greater usefulness furnish motive iOf this actlon
MAY God enrich you all with all the spiritual
blessings IN Christ Jesus. The Parker-Meno-
nal church IN AnnistOn Ala. desires my services
ar soon as can come, so | respectfully ask that
TINS resignation may take effect al your early
convenience. Your loving pastor,
SAMUEL. G. CLOPION.
p S-Since writing the foregoing have re-
caivea the series Of resolutions ofierei by DR..
Rviand n the church meeting on last sunday
evening, and / appreciate very highly their
kindly expressions Of regard ard the induce
rnen-s 10 remain which they offer. Bat the path
Of duty seems PLAIN before me. and have noti-
fed the church in Admission N my Willingness TO
accept the call of which they have assured me.
AGectiOnataly and truly, :. G. 1.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-22
BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE, June 21.-Flour dull: receipts,
1880 barrels; shipments G,277 barrels, salcs.
275 barrels. Wheat duh; No. = red spot,
Ssssc. bid; juno. sSSsc. bid; July. sotSasoesc. /;
asked; receipts. 2d,027 bushels; stock, s02,5O3
bushels; sales. $4,000 bushels. Southern
wheat quiet: fultz, s5as9c.; Longterry, S5a
goc. Corn nr,n; mixed. spot, 53ilc. bid June,
steamer mixed, 49Isc. bid: receipts. 1906
bushels; shipments, 34.041 bushels; stock,
3s0,720 bushels: sales, $4,000 bushels.
southern corn-white active at 55a50hc. !;
No. white western. 40a4lc.: No. = mixed
western. 3Slba39c.; receipts, 5000 bushels (;
stock. s4,S6g bushels. Rye little more active :
No. =. SIC; receipts, 3,334 bushels; stock,
timothy, si4.50asl5.50. Grain freights very
duh Cotton nominal; middlng, 1870. Proyi-
slons steady. Butter steady. Eggs steady at
l6h15c. Coffee steady; Rio cargoes. fair, Ice !;
active demand; refined, 1iLsc. whiskey iirmer
Peanuts firm.
ST. LOUIS.
Sr. LOUIS. NO., June 2i.-Flour unchanged.
Wheat closed Lc. under yesterday; cash, rs. I;
July. TING: September, 1910 Corn closed
ka9sc above yesterday; cash. 44a449sc. I; July
1890: September, 43'4c. Oats low and weak
cash, 3llsc. bid; July 29Ac.; September,
27ssc Whiskey steady nj s1.l0 Provisions
firm az previous quotations.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, o., June 2l.-Flour steady. Wheat
quiet at SIC. Corn firm at 50c. Oats easy at
3334a34c. Provisions steady.
WILMINGTON.
WILMINGTON, ". C., June 21.-Turpentine firm
| at PC. hos'n nrm; strained, Soc: good
strained. g0c. Tar nrm at sL4O. Crude tur-
pentius steady; hard, 81; yellow-dip and virgin,
sl.65.
NEW YORK COTTON TUTugf~.
Ngw YORK, June 2l.-Cotton-Set receipts
| GIL bales; gross, 5,544 bales. Futures closed
| quiet: sales. l3S, 900 hales; June, s7.2Oas7.22
| July. s7.23as7.24; August, s7.2saS7.30 Sep
tember, s7.35,s7. 49, October, ~. 45as7 AZ: No
| vembcr, s7.j5as7.56: December. s7.65es7.6 ga
January. s7.76as7.71; February, S7.sJas7.s6
| March. s7.g5aS7.O6.
NORFOLK PFANUTM MARKET
| Reported for the Dispatch
| JUNE 2l.-Msrke. quiet. Prime, PKG: cxtrc
| prime. 23ic.; fancy, 3;sc.; factory hand-picked
| 3a4Lc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-22
NIN A \ G A L.
s1ls,OOO ) PER CENT. BONDS.
NOTICE TO HOLDERS or BONDS OF THE
CITY OF RICHMOND.

TAKENOTlCE that under a resolution OF the
City Council 81 Richmond approved June 10,
1852. the City Auditor has been Instructed by
the Committee on Finance TO give Eotice 10 all
holders Of > PER CENT. BONDS issued by sad
city under a resolution 4 said Council Apr wed
JANUARY 81, 1882. and by resolution approved
May u, 1852. and by resolution OF sRld Council
approved June 3. 1852. and by resolution APP
proved August II. 1882, and also by another
resolution approved September 20, 1882, that
the said city VIII on tho 2D DAY OF JULY. 1892.
releem ea.h and every one ot said bonds, AMI
that interest thereon shall cease rom the ist
day OF July, 1892, and that all szch bonds
brought in for redemption on aud after tho "a
day OF July, 1892. viii be redeemed, but without
interest. after aforementioned date. | hereby
give such notice, and also further no'ice that j
shall b. prepared on the 20 DAY OF JULY
1892 20 re ieem on behalf OF said city All bonds
above alluded 10 which snail then or afterwards
be presented for redemption Al the OFF &C OF the
City Auditor in the City Hall Of said city.
10 17-eod,Jy1 MILES TURPlN. Auditor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-22
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
Reported for the Dspatch.l

JUNE 21.-Auction offerings on Change to-day
were very heavy aud prices good all round.
Private sales were again very light and not
worthy Of note.
Revenue collections: Cigars and cigarettes,
s4,S41 80; tobacco, 33.1o-total, s6,6S2.so.
Appropriate resolutions were passed at q called
meeting OF the tobacco trade on the Exchange
TO-DAY regarding the death OF It's old and esteem
ell late member, DR.. A. II. Christian, whose fu-
neral was largely attended by the trade this
afternoon. Sir. W. q. Miller, vice president, APP
pointed Messrs. NJ. I. Clarke and I. ID. Neal
committee to draft resolutions.
The sun-cured showed a heavy break and sales
were active. with few buyers at the board ufl,
iii worn out with fatigue and heat. Lugs ruled
strong and higher; medium leaf WAS largely
taken on speculation around and SIsc Black
wrappers sold at 15c- and over, and fine ma
hoganies again up 10 $50.
there we're no loose sales to-day nj any OF tho
warehouses, but large sales are expected to-
MORTON,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-22
DEATHS.

BOZE.-Died, at the residence of his
parents, No. 1l16 Twenty-eighth street.
HOWARD SPOOTWOOD, only child of
Edwin NJ. and 5. +. Boze; aged 5 months.
Funeral will take place from the above
residence WEDNESDAY EVENING at 5
O'clock. Friends and relatives Of the
family are respectfully invited 10 attend.
FORBES. Died, at the country home OF
her parents. near Bon Air, SUNDAY MORN
ING, June 18th. JANET MARION. infant
daughter OF Anna y. and W. ;. Forbes,
The remains reached Richmond Monday
afternoon on the $3.50 train and were taken
10 Hollywood tor interment.
WALLACE.--Died.a at his residence, iO3
east Grace street. Tuesday afternoon. June
2f. 1882, HOWSON II. WALLACE, IN the
esd year OF his age.
Funeral notice hereafter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-22
A YOUNG LADY BADLY BURNED.
giss Yetia Herald sustains Serious In
iuries by a Lamp Explosion.

Miss Netia Herald, who resides with her bro
thcr. Mr. Augustus Herald, at No. sos Randolph
street. was very painfully and quite seriously
burned last night about II o'clock by an ex-
piodlng lamp.
She WAS just about q retire and went 10 the
v udow 20 close tho shutters. In doing this one
az Der elbows knocked over the lighted lamp,
which was near Boy. causing an explosion which
set IRE both 20 the clothes Of the young lady ana
% the bedding aud furniture IN the room.
9 wO alarms were sounded almost immediately
after IL o'clock. one Just preceding the other.
They were % and "a, respectively. Before the
apparatus arrived upon Randolph street the
flames which rad surrounded Miss Herald had
been cXiiucuished by two young men, and the
remainder Of the FIRE was put out IN a very few
minutes.
Drs. Moore and Booker were called % attend
Miss Herald. While IL il not thought that ner
injuries are dangerous, they are very painful.
and will probably cOufine her 20 he. ned Tor
several days. The damage 20 property was
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-22
MRS. JouS 7. EUBtNK. THOMAS j. GfovEA
THE WARM SULPHUR SPRINGS
yIR9ISIAS FAMED RESORT,

The new railroad IL In operation with
service which will greatly commend itself TO the
public. grand boulevard has been built boz
tween the Hot and the Warm SPRING. Many
more attractions thcfe this year than ever b.
fore. EUBANk & GLOVER,
my Iq-2m ProprictorA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-22
The Bridal Bulletin.

Many rnerriage-hcenses were Issued by the
CLERK 81 the Hastings Court yesterday; among
them we're the following. tine couples named IN
,ybiei, we're 10 have been united yesterday: j..
Alley. Turk. a merchant OF Augusta county, and
Niss Lucy ". Larke, Of Richmond; ". h. Iur-
nor. a machinisi, and Miss Cnrisiy L. WstAins'
both % Richmond; hiram l. eates' iieiSIan' ~,
ana Mics Margaret L. Greer. both OF this city;
r. Edgar Wright, machinisi Of Danyilie, and
Miss MARY r. Phillips, Of Richmond: James NJ.
Cbappel, teweller. and Miss Manic Eison
CroWder. both Of this 'iiyi william H. lyFer'
Il. AMI Misc Mary Willie Kelly, both Of Itch
mon1. W. Wayerly Moore aud Miss sailic Il.
King both Of Richmond. NJ.
A license was also issued 70 Mr. Aubrey Hunt,
n well-knOwn builder Of this city, and MISS Gor-
lie Montgomery. Their marriage Will take place
/.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-22
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND. juno 2l.-0FrERNGs-W 1000
bushels. Corn. hiss bushels. Oats. 90 bush
els.
bushels.
QUOTATIONS.
WHsAr-Longberry, 91a92c. Mixed. 90x9lc
snortperrv. 9Da0lc. No. 2 red, s9a0Oc.
UosN.-Whlte. Virginia. JIaC2c.; No. :, white,
6fc: No. :. mixed. 1sdbfc.
OAra-No. =. 37,aa3Sc.; No 3, 35a35o
nYg-syaStc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-22

year: Wcrrhipful Master. r. H. Richardson;
Senior Warden, n, =. w. southern: Junior War.
den, Charles W. kagland; Secretary, W. Hall
rev; ireseurer, W. Fletcher Richardson
Senior Deacon, n. II. Mosby: Junior Deacon, Dr.
y. /. Raker; rlcr, James II. Allen. Trustees
BENJAMIN haward, W. Hall Crew, and G. T.,
Rady; stewards Committee George W.
Schleifcher A. {. Ellington, Il. Goode, William
T. Sncllings, G. q. Rady. Joseph Hutzler, and j.
q. lamptn.
Amity Lodge, A. I. and A. NJ. at n stated COM
municat'on iaet niRht elected the following
officers; William Gibson, DR., master A. Calder.
senior warden; G. W. Dodson, junior warden !;
William X. Mason, treasurer; benjamin T. Shop
person, secretary; William II. heveridge, Dr.,
senior wardent Morris Asher junior warden, and
John II. Newell. filer Ainity win celebrate St.
L0hnk Day with the other lolges In Angnel.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-22
Bathing in the Canal.
RICHMOND. June 20, 1899.

TO he Editor Of the Dispatch:
would like 10 call the attention Of the police
through your columns TO negroes bathing IN the
canal between Seventh and Ninth streets. These
crossings are used by hundreds Of orr women
and girls every evening In going from their work.
and 1t Is "A crying shame that they are forced to
see dozen or two negro bucks. hali-nudc sport
ing in the canal. Where are the police! Are
there no laws on the subject? These scenes
occur within two squares oil the Office Of the Chief
OF Police Cannot something be done 70 protect
our women from such sights? The negroes
would ind our reservoir anu lakes much cooler,
and ere long suppose they will BE- frocking IN
them. Respectfully. &. ". MORRIS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-22
NEW YORK COTTON ruTuge~.
A Poison Case Po.tponed.

Correspondence OF tho Richmond DIspatch.l
WILLIAMSBURG, VA, June 21.-In the County
Court OF York yesterlay-Judge sydney Smith
presiding-the case OF Josephine Burvel.
charged With the murder Of her husband by poi
son, was called. and upon nrrnignment she
elected to he tried IN the Circuit Court, which
meets in September, and accordingly her case
was then certified TO that court.
Mr. Baker Edwards Is here enjoying short
vacation. the guest Of his relative. Mr. Robert
L. Armistead.
Miss sue Garrett. who has been spending some
time with her brother, Captain W. X. Garrett,
State superintendent Of public instruction at
Nashville has returned much pleased with her
visit.
Captain Oscar Edwards, president OF the Nir-
einis Pilots Association, Is In town to-day visit
ing relatives,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-22
MARKETS BY TELEGRAP1.
NEW YORK;.

NEW YORK, June s1.-totton steay; middltne
unlauds. z lite; Orleans, z 1916. saies,
lbs bales; total net receipis, all ports, 3,s45
bales: stock, 60l ,6lU bales. southern hour
duh. Wheat quiet and unsettled. clo'ine weaker; ;
No 3 red. 3ll<c. anoas; options closed steady
and 10 up on June, aud ssassc. down on other
moutns: No = red, jane, s5)<c.: july, So
Septsm Ger, sd,sc. Corn closed weaker aud az "a
No. 2, 5ss59..c. IN elevator; options clio
stronseri in good demand, and scsrre: spot Ne.
o. sjiSa3Sc July. 303xc.; Sep.embcr, $3.50.
Coffee Options closed steady, ioa15 points
down; June, tii.so; s July. sld,oossli.es ;
Susot: No. z, l3skc. 6uger--Renned easier +;
Ssandafd A, 5-1Oa4 s-idc.; graduated,
& 5-Ids4 0-ldc. Aolassss Orleans DUH
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-22

fCorrespondence OF tho ktchmond DispatcnsI
BsIsToL, TENN, Juno 20.--Mr. A. l. Bauhard,
The head miller Of the Twm-City Min Company,
OF this city, was married Last week 10 Mise Lon.
ella Sttpp, OF Martinsville, Ind. They arrived IN
tas city last night, where they will reside In the
future.
The wreck at New river between the passenger
and freight train on Saturday was damaging
TO property and life. Besides poor VIII Gallihcr.
OF this city. who was killed outright, nve other
persons were badly injured anu one OF them
may die. Engineer Fulwidcr Is now in q critical
condition at his home, In Radford. Va. Enei-
neer Callahan, who had the passenger train IN
charge, was scaldci In many places. Tie dam
age to the engine and cars win roach e3O,0oo or
100000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-22
A Motormnn's Reply.

TO he Editor OF ne Dlspdtch;
In your issue Of Sunday last there was a COM
munication ia the nature OF r complaint signed
81" Without referring IN detail 20 the same, !
desire 10 say that II any respectable person Will.
by taking the number Of the car, designate any
employee guilty Of an actual neglect OF duty and
report the same 70 tho superintendent ho will
doubtless take proper action IN the matter. But
such a poor and undignined attempt 20 be face
tious. and 10 cast n siur upon the employees OF
the road will be treated by them with the disre-
gard which IL deserves. MofOkMAS.
Richmond, June 20, 1892.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-22

The members of the Woman's Christian Tenn
nerance Union pad their month";, ysit TO the
solSiers Home yesterday and were accompanied
hv Kew. DR.. John X. Mason, who addressed the
ysteraus. Services were also held IN the hospi-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-22

A very interesting game OF base ball TOOK place
AZ Island Pax yesterday aI,othvon -
s,eeen me finiOr ara senior members oi sns
ryli,rton 6 .rman Club. The game resnltod 70
a victory tor the former by sore Q, ~ 70 90 -,
Tue battery for the seniors were DAVIS nnu
Lumsd@D, while Moore ami Inll.nu "0up'''
siu,iIrr posiiiOns for the Juniors teani. -.
The textures Of the game were the nonIe run
~ i,.nsden and a two-pase hit by j. Il. bobxoa'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-22
Terry Did Have an Account with the
Bank.

Sergeant Alexander Tomlinson, VINO usnaly
eco nis wnv very clearly, Is a little perpleSec-
Yesterday ne received telegram from the BANK
al sourn boston saying there must be some mis-
fake about The endorsement on the chcck gwen
by Terry, VINO bought out u hutAers Eresh-
bank. inc Sergeant has this telegram IN ono
,.crrct and the notice OF the checks being ais
hono-ed I'M the other. The entire trouble mas
rrnhahly arisen from some Misunderstanding
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-22
rss, Richmond Items.

60 s,,eef Rae moved with hts family into a
SS,,se nelonging - j. L. Fowler Tor the summer.
Nr. Thomas Davis, a tobacconist, has rented
thu house Of Mr.. George Neaseior The year ana
moved his family here. u,,,,-
~ Youngest child Of Postmaster Walkcrly
yns buried last sunday. ,.,..... :. ..
fr,e farmers about here are rejoicing In
,osntifal crop OF wheat and OATS harvest mas
begCu.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-22

but steady. Rice inactive and sfead; Petro-
ieum quiet and steady. Cotton-ssed o. quios
crude, 9gn2Dl6c. Naval stores quief ana
steady. Pork l,iiet and sleady. Peanuts dun
aud weak. Beef inactive. Cut-fneats nfm.
MIddles quiet aud Arm. Lard weaker and Dun;
western steam, se.S2If July, e0.72: Septesn-
Dor, ec.97. freights steady.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO Juno 2i---Vasn quotations: Flour
dull aud unchanged. NO. spring wheat.
7sEc.: No. rod, S0Ilc. No. 2 corn, 4gtfc. No
oats, 3IaSa;1t4c. Pork. S10.65a910.6714. Lard.
s1.U5a&667l<. shori-ribs. ~. S0ss0 s2Ss Dry
salted shoulders, e5.e5as5.37I<. short-cicnr.
e7.12I<aS7. 20. Whiskey, e1.l5.
iaan ~ I'M rnt II fOOE8
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-22
c,..,s AT Hotels In Goth am.

,.s yoy, Juno zI.--A. 81. Browneii. J. J..
Row j. G. small W. b. Pixzini. Bafthoidi u
v Weniord. G. X Northan, Hoffman; ). !.
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rbe Jury could not Agree.

srbe case Of Lewis Han against Rev. a. 7. Dun
la, occupied the attention OF the Circuit Court
, D,s eu,,rs day Yesterday. and at o'clock tho
,ury. being unable 10 agree, were adlournel over
,,'n;,i mis- morning Both plaintiff and defend
~, ~ "a - ,.oicrcd. ana the former wants $1,000
sor The alienation OF his wifes affections inc
Rev. Dunbar wa1 on tho stand Tor somo tinic
vesterdny in his own behalf.