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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-15

members. THO order owns hall-property OF the
value OF 100000 In tho state. OF which that In
Richmond is valued At $4,000: IN Dsnvilc,
$4,000, IN Norfolk, $4,000; In Hampton and
Portsmouth, $4,000 eaca; IN staunton, $4,000 /:
IN Norfolk county, $1,000; IN Petersburg,
$500.
COLLECTIONS.
The acknowledgements collections in this district
for The month OF May amounted 20 s143.032.1T,
Ol which $S0,6sl was on tobacco. s25. 3pa on
cigars, and s2B,a2s on cigarettes.
Mother General Malone nor Colonel Jamos d.
brady ms yer returned from their labofs az
Minneapolis. Inc General Is not expected home
until alter the meeting Of the National Commit
tee ia Washington ON the nth.
Toe Petersburg Baseball Club has accepted n
chahehse from the Hnmpdcn-sidncy Club 70
play match-gamc next Monday.
DROWNED N TIfg ArroMArrox.
william Williams lcoloredl. aged 10, WAS
drowned IN the AppomAfiON this evening while
bathing. The body was recovered.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
fnr the Dlspatch.

JUNE I4.-Auciion offerings on Change TO-
day % packages and 10 taken in; highest price
500: lowest, $500; average, sv.Oe. Prlyatt
sales: Filters, 10; cutters, .; darks' fo-to'ai'
% LOCshcad.. ..-
Regenue collections: Cigars and cigarettes
sl,l7l %; tobacco, 2,O3l.6O-to.al, 50, 2O2.so'
Registered on Change: X. l. Miller, Lyn,h-
burg. Va: Z. W. Harris. Henderson. y. c. ana
l0uIsa counties.
Messrs. Vaughan and Sarvey sold "A hogsheads
of dnrks by sample over hogsheads to-day.
Mr. Thomas Gallagher, Of Dublin. Ireland, and
Mr.. Fuerstcnau, Oh Bremen, were among To-day
yIsifors AT the tobacco market, the former a
large MANUFACTURER and the latter large dealer
in leai tobacco. 49,
The snn-cured market grew little droopy to
wards the end OF the break; Jugs Kept pretty
,Irm: other grades sagged some, ard 10 taken
An.
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Correspondence Of the Richmon1 Dispatch1
AfExANpRIa. june 1.-THE bOdy Of young
Eugene Il. Underwood who was drowned ny De-
inr knocked overheard from yacht 10 Fort
Foote. opposite TINS city, on sunday last has not
vrf been recovered, although the pO!ice-u0at Joe
blackburn mas been dragging for him Tor the
past tWenty-lOur hours Young Underwood was
bft 81 wears Of age and ligei in Washington city.
Labor oi oil kinds Is IN demand here, ana IL n
eoff thai there Is not single mechanic III
Alexandra who wants work but can get 10. FOR
tho nrst time ia number OF years TIE niachlhe-
sror, r-fne hc-e have had o. advertise for hands
no cofae 10 Alexandra from other places.
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ONE ENJOYS

Both the method aud results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn effectually, dispels colds, head,
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation Syrup Of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C.
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in boc
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try It. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA RIO syrup co.
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
lie 1.su. WV, Roslpseofrl
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women and vicious men than sny effort IN tho
same direction yet attempted here.


TWENTY-FIVE ANNIVERSARY.
Rev. Father Thomas J. Brady. pastor OF ~.
Paurs Catholic church. In portsmouth, To-Day
celebrated his silver jubilee, the twen'y-fftn an
nivensary Of his priesthood. Father Frion,
yicar-aenerai. and sone nftoen or twenty ctnnr
priests from various parts OF the diocese we're
present, and At q O'Clock grand high uinHs Was
celebrated and a sermon delivered at the churcn,
and the building was largely oiled by tho cOh-
gregation aud others.
81. Pa.rick's beneficial Society held the annual
meeting last night aud elected officers Tor INC
ensuing year, with +. :. fiizgibbon AZ presiden''
The CORPORATION Court has declared the w.
chc.trion t.arden, on Main street, an immorai
song and dance-hsll and refused to grant q
license 10 the place.
syIYcr BRANCH.
At the caucus OF councilinon last night thirteen
of the body we've selected for the Select Branch.
Colonel Harry Hodges was elected president ana
Mr.. r. +. yoieht vice-president OF the Common
Council. Then followed the election oil the
street. sewer, and drain commissioners, Wt.e'
commissioners, sinking-fund commissioners
chct engineer, justices OF the peace, scaie
Keepers messengers. lanitofs, etc.' nearly All iho
old ncnmbents being reelected.
There Va trouble among the tailors OF ttis ci'y,
but Il is thought the difficulty may be tded o'of
by arbitration.
The Freem1.on-Strect BAPTIST Working Union
has been revived, with Dr. /. Landlord "a presi-
dent and a strong membership.
A memorial tablet 10 Thomas j. Nottingham
- to be unveiled AZ tho freemaeoD-Stfeet pap
tist church next Sunday.
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North Carolina Agricultural College
lSnecial telegram 10 the Dispatch

RALEIGH, y. c., June l4-Dr charles W. ia D.
nov who Was Tor wears state chemist, but who Is
now president Of the University Of Tennessee,
arrived here to-day, and tomorrow VIII deliver
tho annual address before the students % the
Agricultural aud Mechanical College. Essays
we're rcad by five members OF the Junior class,
represenfing various departments, 40 follows
Mechanics Franks; Chemistry, Ashbury;
Mathematics, Young; Agriculture, Williams
and Horticulture, George Gray. The trustees
aw trdei To Anthony their medal as the member
OF the freshman class who made the best stand
ING in field work during the year.
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND. June 1f.-OFFERisGs-Wheat.
1.222 bushels. Corn. 900 bushels. Meal, 600
bushels. oao -,
SALES Wheat, 6?2 bushels. Corn, 80 bush-
Gle.
QUOTATIONS
XagAr-Longbsrry. 9la92,. Mixed, e1a92c.
snortperrv. geag1c. No red, 9Oc,
Ooas.-White Virginia. 60ad1c.. No. :, white,
OIra-No. z. 37a3sc No 8. 34a36c
HYg-SyaS.,c.
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sd Meath of Mrs. John Dickey.

rCorrespondcnco Of the Richmond Disoatch-l
RslsrOr. Tenn. June ia gloom las been
cast over tie city and community by the sad
death Of Mrs John x. Diekcy, wife Of the senior
member OF ihe nrlu Of me DcEey Drug Com
rai-fever. She VA the youngest daughter OF
Mr. ". " James, a well-snOwn capitalist o. this
city. ,o,t s..s... "
nes becn elected principal Of tho Bristol lNa.l
pupiic school. lie comes hero highly recon-
menled. An able faculty has been selected 10
assist MIN.
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RAITIMOKE.

BALTIMORE. June 1i.-Flour steady and IN
changed receipts, $4,000 btrrels: shipments,
6,i3i barrels; sales, Ia barrels. Wheat -spot,
steady; futures easy; No. red, spot. sS}9a
ssssc.. June, Ss14sssIsc.; July, SstsistSsc. !;
August, sic. asked; receipts. 1885 bushels;
stock. SSO,3i3 bushels; salos, $4,000 bushels.
Southern wheat frmer; Fultz, S5aeOc.: Long
berry. S6aylc. Com easy; mixed, spot, 32.4a
52iSc. June, J2lsc. asked; July. 5ll4aoilgc !;
August. Jic. BIDS steamer mixed. iblta1Oc.;
receipts, 39,g6i bushels: stock. 45G,i1O bush
ols sales, $4,000 bushels. SOutnorn corn
White active at 50aj3ikc.; yellow dull at
53aJ3,Sc. oats Quict and steady: No. :. white
western, 40a4lc. No. ?, mixed western, 39a
39lSc.: receipts, l,2O0 bushels: STOCK. lO4, 80
busnels. Rye quiet: No. ,. S3aS4 f: stock, 1884
bushels. Hay steady 10 firm; good 20 choice
timothy. 3l4.j0a3lI.Jo. Grain ireights quiet
and unchanged. Cotton nominal; niidling
711-lGc. Provisions steady, unchanged. Butter
hrm and unchanged. Eggs steady l6lec. Conee
gule.--Ro cargoes, iair. 1875; No. :, l3al31s'.
sugar firm -granrated, Az. Copper steady
refined, he Whiskey firm at sl-2s. Peanuts
firm and unchanged.
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scraps from Scotland Neck.

correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
SCOTLAND NECK, y. c., June l4.-Ihe biz land
sale at Rocky Mount tomorrow so extensively
advertised throughout Eastern Carolina, Is at
tracing much attention here. and number OF
persons expect 10 70.
some Third-party men have said that the
negro delegates 10 the Rocky Mount Con-
gressiongl Convention sill not DO allowed 10 have
much 10 do with H.
Mr. Frank whitehead, who has been at the
University % Virginia taking special course
IN medicine. has returned.
Misses Emily Han, sailie Collins smith, ana
Annie Woods went 20 W cidon yesterday.
MIRA. II. smith aud family. OF WILLIAMSON,
have been on a visit 20 relati - here.
Messrs. NJ. Hoffman and Joseph stern went TO
Washington yesterday.
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Correspondence Of the Richmond DsDatch.l
NATURAL BRIDGE. Va, June l3.-Groat inter-
est. not O. say excitement, prevails here to-day
on account " the raising OF the grand hotel
This beautiful structure viii De completed in
time FOR tao midsummer travel. AMI will nearly
restore the Nstural-Rridge Hotel 70 us former
.auacitv The register shows q daily list Of arri-
vai- uncqualicd 10y any virginia sumner resort
for THIS season Of the year.
Cards are ont Tor ne marriage OF Miss Fannie
Y. CampD D 20 MI W. a.. harmah; both oil 'flSs-
COW. The ceremony will be performed az the
iresbyterian church 40 Glasgow tomorrow eve
ming al 500 O'Clock.
Miss Bessie Long Of this place, leaves to-day
for pr0,ractef visit TO her uncle, who
resides az Derango, Col
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Correspondence Of the Richmond Disoa'ch.'
Io,lsA. june 14.-1ho Third party he'd a
,,r.firg which WIGS SHINY attended, ana W.
Taotson Walton aud X. j. Buck were appointed
delegate and alternate 70 the convention 20 90
heis on tho go instant. so FAR the lhru
party in this county - exceedingly small -.
o.,eciaflv TobPcco- planting A. about done.
b. Yesterday a negro just from tho peDiien-
tiery role the horse II Mr.. }. W. NUM-. inc
..s. ,.ss captared near Goidonsyille, but the
thief escaped.
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Revelations from Radford.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispaich-l
RAprORD VA. June 1.-the organization OF
the Radford Rifles. n new Infantry company
here, was completed last night ana tho boys are
now ready for the cali OF the buglc. Mr.. >. w.
Burton was elected captain Or. X. Bruce james,
first lieutenant, and Mr. J. h. Parrish, second
lieutenant. There Is much interest being mani
tested by tho citizens and everything bids fair TO
make It a strong company.
Judge Brown. Of Pulaski. are here attending tho
City Court.
The infant daughter Of Mr.. T. j. Burke died
last nsht Of meningitis, after several days OF
suffering.
Rev. j. +. Allison. the beloved pastor OF the
Presbyterian church, has resigned 10 go 20 other
al
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[By Anglo-American cable

LONDON. June l4.-Ths race for the Asc
stakes handicapl at Ascot to-day was won
Mr. Eus,ace LOders Billow; Harbour secon
Metallic tniTd.
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lCorrespondenco Of the Richmond Disphtch.J
.,jis ~ ~. n. A. Balthis died sunday afternoon
ana was buried yesterday. - a.. ,o,,
Inc tad Intelligence Of the death Of mr. yon ii
Montgomery, Of Croenorier county, mas Deen
recelyed by Mrs Lyt.ietOn Waddih, SISTER OF
the deceased. Of this city. -.
Mr.. and Mrs John W. Perley, accompanied 10y
49, Mary Mooney, are visiting friends near
t,iack Rock Springs.
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NEW YORK COTTON FI;TuPgS
Terrible Domestic Tragedy.

ARKANSAS CITY, KAN. June l4.-At the Glad
stone Hotel here last night y. A. MCCORMICK
found d. = Jones with his (NcCormicksl wife.
lie began shooting at once. Jones secured his
revolver and returned the FRO Jones was shot
three times and Mccormick twice. Both died
almost instantly. Mrs. Mccormick escaped from
tho room. but was arrested. Both men were eat
tlemen OF large business and wealthy. Nc or
mick lived near Willow Springs. Kan, and Jones
I, In,
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MOUNTAINOUS HOTEL AND
THE GLENADA,

COLD SPRING HARBOR, L. l.
select family hotel: highest situation Oh
north shore; boating. bathing fishing: pOsltlve-
ly no mosquitoes or malaria; orchestra daily.
Terms moderate. ". Is. GERARD,
10 Him Proprietor.
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lo-caso GOOD sAMARlrAMs.

'''4s ~ the Cfapd Lodge In Peters.
intsrnui-Eevenus Collections.
Con Of tbe Richmond Dispatch.j
~ -t. fA.. June 1.-The twentieth an
d. 'i 'i The Grand Lodge Of Good sanAri.
i.., "-.ghirfs o. sansfla (oolored) con
a.. 'is eiiy to-day at the Oak-streel
g.. "''i'ils1 Episcopal church. Grand
- ,-.,i he,ser, Of Charlottesville, pre-
~ -. 'iiAd-eecfoiAry j. K. heid, OF Nor.
rts.i f.'''hi as sTiDe. Some 500 or SDt
~ 49,, ''.l se1es are 10 attendance. There
Z o., ~ slbOfiiAaie lodges Of the ordor IN
''in1itiOn, with s0ine 1000 or o,00O
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,,N,oN MISSION FOR oUTcAsTs.


Formal Opening Last S'ght-fasner BRA
diva silver Jubiise-Nsrfoik's Council
norre,pondepce Of the Richmond Dispatch'l
NORFOLK. June 1.-The uHion Mission es'ao-
,,.nsd among tn. outcasts in lower Church street
10 formally opered to-nighI::an Rev. a. D.
80 ., ~, i,ukes Protestant Episcopal church.
delivered the opening address. Several Efforts
go, ma ,ast ten years have been made 70
during .uu ,,ss,oos "A this quarter. the abode OF
ss Vicious and abandoned for the last nfty years
or more but wsbou. much sascs' ,ns sns
enyeIp' -, NJ iireiy 10 accomplish more good
~ o ~ line Of lifting W and reforming Inc is'eu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-15
A slight Railroad Collision.

fCorres pondence Of the Richmond Dlspa'ch.l
MUrBORo. VA, June l4.-At Goshen at Fl2
this morning the second section OF No. passen-
ger train. while standing at the depot, was
struck by n west-bound vegetable train. Ihere
was no ono injured, but both engines we're
slightly damaged. The second section OF No. =
will be delayed about forty minutes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-15
LITTLE JOHNNIE WARE DROWNED.
Willie Tucker Risks His Life Endeavor-
ing 10 Save His Companion.
Special telegram 70 the DIspatcl

RBlpsyILLK, y. c., June 14.-JOhnnie Ware,
the 15-year-old son OF Mr.. ". =. Ware, proini-
nent merchant Of this place, Was accidentally
drowned at o'clock this afternoon while
bathing in A small pond near town. He, IN COM
pany with other boys, was attempting 70 wade
across when he stopped into the channel ana
beng unable 10 swim was drowned despite the
efforts OF Willie Tucker lad who Was Win nm,
and who rsked his own life TO save his COM
paniln. Ihe body was roc07orel.
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,,,eohure,s school Trustees.

lCorrospondence OF tho kichmohd DlspaIcH'I
IrsEssUnG COURTHOUSE, VA, June i5.-Coun-
a. curt WAS Ia session here to-day, Judge George
" Erosin Dresiding. Mossrs- W. \. fOwlkes, =
~ TsompsOn, Il. D. seullhorp, X. H. Chumucy,
tViu,e B,.,gert, nnd John A. Webb were elected
s.booi trustees ia place OF those whose terms
me fnird-party organizer hnds no encourage
., 49,, from conservative LupenDursians.
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tocend,ary FIRE In Norfolk.

TNUrTlAI tVIFsfs'l9 70 "
NokYoLs. VA, June I4.-Jh large Darn on
bs fracs-tsrm OF Richard w. Coke, on me
Western Branch, Was destroyer oy n' ' ,as'
I'm. several sets Of harness, aud large
auanti,y Of corn and hay. only the building wac
,,,sar.d The fire is undoubtedly Of incehaiary
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-15
QUIET JUNE MARRIAGE.
Mr.. Mathew 4. Maury WEEDS Miss Sophie
4. Bruce-Railroad Inspection.
fsnecLnl telegram 70 the Dispatch.I


D,svuLF. VA. June 14.-Mr. Mathew I.
Marry. Of Richmond, and Miss Sophie c. Bruce,
of Halifax county. were quietly married at the
Church Of the Epiphany to-day. The ceremony
was performed 10y Rev. c. b. Bryan, assisted by
rev. DR.. Dame. The groom WAS accompanied
Inv Mr.. Richmond Maury and the bride 10y her
,,other After the ceremony the b'id6l party
iuncned AZ tie Normandie Hotel, and the bride
and groom thon took the Midland tram Tor
trim 10 the mountains Of virginia.
President l.. OaEnan. General manager
Green, and superintendent Berkeley OF the
Richmond and Danville railroad, ana Mr. spen-
GER of Drexel, Morgan d Co., VINO nave been
Soufh on an INSPECTION tour Of the property OF
inc Richmond and Danyille, passed through
,tis ritv to-day on q special train IN route 10
Hicnmond and West Point A telegram received
Tonight saws the train made the run from Dan
vuio 10 Richmond, a distance OF l4l miles, ia
three hours and forty-ninc minutes.
WILL 90 TO CHICAGO.
Major W. II. sutheriin has definitely decided
% attend the Chicago convention. ana VIII ac-
eomnoay tho delegAIes who 80 nom Richmond
by special car. ,...- ill 10
Niue candidates for the pc1iteniiary VIII De
,,Een from this city TO Richmond tomorrow.
Most OF them are colored.
BROwN-FLYNS.
Rev. :. J.. Brown, wel-known Methodist
nrearher aud Miss Rowena Flynn oil Norm
nanyiile, were married IN that town to-nighl
Tne bride is a sister OF Mr.. ". {. Flynn, mana
ger OF the Western Union telegraph III refers
burg.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-15
THE WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
WEsT VIRGINIA

Tho GRAND CENTRAL HOTEL AND COT.
TAt,ES at this famous mountain resort are now
open for The season Elevation 1000 feet above
the sea. Accommodations nrst class. Three
generations have attestet tho virtues OF tho
waters.
For pamphlets and information address
y. Z. EAkLE,
fe7-lm SuperintengeDt.
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THE RICHMOND D1spAroHa 1EAbNEsDAY. JUNE Is. 1892

ness was decidedly under the average volume.
The telegraph lines were badly dcmornlized,
and this may have helped 20 keep back calamity
Wheat LETT on NC. below last nights stopping
point, and corn declined tssssc. Provisions were
1rm, but wound up substantially without
change, ~ compared with the twenty-four hours
previous.
Cash quotations: Flour qaiet at concessions OF
10a1oc. necessary TO effect sales. NO. spring
wheat. 7ss4c.; No. 2 rod, soc. No. corn. &C.
No. oats, - 5<a2g1<c. Mes%pork, slO.o2lsa
S1O.J5. Lard. s6.4Oas6.42k. Short-ribs,
S052ttae6.6 90. Dry-sritcd shoulders, sn.2Ja
s5.37ts Short clear,s 00jas0.s2If- Whisky,
s1.15.
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Mr.. ,Iarshail owen Dead.

correspondence OF the Richmond DisDatch.l
MEHERRIS, VA, June 14.-Ihe death OF one on
our eldest citizens. Mr. Alexander Marehall
owen, occurred at $40 o'clock THIS morning.
Mr.. owen WIS the brother OF Mr.. Henry l. owen
Of your city, and was highly-respectel citl.
zen. The deceased was born IN Prince EDWARD
county IN the year 1916.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-15
THREE SURPRISED MoONsHlNERs.
An Illicit Distiiiery Broken Up in Wise
County-A Quick Capture.

Especial telegram 20 the Dispa,ch.l
RIA STONE Gar, Va. June i4.-intelligence
reached here to-day of tho breaking up oil a
moonshine distlllery about hye mics RON mere,
near the Looney-Creek coal-mines, by samuel
wax and a party Of deputy United States mar
sh,ls. The distillery was on the land oil the Nlr-
ginia Coal aud Iron Company. ihis company
essns over 100000 acres OF land around Dig
stone Gap. and Samuel Wax, who Was formerly
:, tinted States marshal. is employed Dy mem
90 ,onL after their land and keep squauers on
Mr. WAX, discovering the dlstiilery, surinoheu
tho oricers 10 help hirI. and Monday n'gh' sur
.;scd he fnoonshiners while they we're making
,hejr Illicit whiskey. No violence had 70 De useu
IN capturing them, for when they foind thenl-
a ~ surrounded and covered by pistols In the
ban Is OF the officers tney very quickly surren-
Ssred. only three were captured as that was 40
~, .t.t were In the distillery AZ the tifne OF
a" arrest' They were carried TO Gladesyiiie, inc
coanty-seat, and lodged IN jai 20 await ,ne nd
rial All oil the whiskey was pouren Vu. anu .,S
ne distillery torn down. MI. wax Gays TINS u,s.
tiliery Was in one OF the most remote places ne
ever Jaw. and that he discovered II only oy iiofo
sc..ident while looxirg for some uinper'
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CHARLESTON, S. G., June 14-COunsel In the
case ~ Bound against the South Carolina Rail-
road Company have agreed upon November II III
as the date Of the sale OF the road. and de-
creial order % that effect will be issued by the
court within ten days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-15
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Mean temperature. ..................SS5 g.
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DEASONABLE SUMNER BOARD

~ AZ University 81 Virginia Tor students aud
families. Large. airy house, electric-ligh.s and
fans. aud all modern convenience. Neil-'ur-
nished raole. Address NRs. l.. l.. GUNTHER,
University of Virginia. Va. ie lU-br
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CINCINNATI.

IlNLiNNali.
CTsCIsSATI, o., June l4.-flour in moderate
demand. Wheat active: No. red, SIC. Corn
weaker; No. ? mixed. 5Oa52c. Oats duh ana
easier No. , mixed. 3il6a35c Pork nrm at
1905. Lard in demand ~ $500 Buik-meats
strong At s6.02lsasG.7J. Bacon active and
strong az S7.75asIs719. Whisky, sl.lb.
WILMINGTON
WILMINGTON, n. c.. June i4.-Vurpentine dun
ut 26c. Ros'n firm; strained, Soc; good
strained. 90 Tar steady AZ sl.3j. Crude tur-
pentine steady; hard. 81; yellow-dip and virgin
Si.JJ.
NEW YORK COTTON FGrURES
NEW YORK. June l8.-Cotton-Not receipts,
500 bales: gross receipts, 5.442 bales. Futures
closed qule, sales, 1872, 800 Dties June, 43a
s7.44: July. s7.i9as7.5O; August s7.55a
$50; September, s7.62aS I63; october,
S773: November. S7.s3as.7.St; December,
s7.93a37.94; January. fS.O2ass.O3; February,
as.I1a3S. 10: March, SS.2lass.23.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET
Reported for tho Dispatch
JrSg 14.-Marke, quiet. Prime. 29sc. extrs
prime. Do; fancy, 2ssc.; factory nand-plcked,
.jai Ne.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-15
.4--sc Brown PASSES AWAY
.IotuIy at ScottsviiIe-Iier Sur
''.t. Et.afives-Personal Notes.


I'.. .iotnly At ScottsyiIIe-Her Sur
'Ht. Eeafiyes-PersonaI Notes.
lhr Rl nmond Dispatch.l
Ire asf night Miss sallie C..
..ru colniy, who came here
t.t o. her nephew, Ny. D..
.ay ". relrei last night as
f.l t-aIfa. a noui H. o'clock
ra awakened Dy bis sister, who
vIfl hef aunt, Who told
f ft. Doctor, an her aunt was
.rff r.l 40 aud summoned
Came .H quick az pos Die
arl before hc reached her.
t..r. been subject 10 epilectic
yr.rs ~ axe ana had long
i.e-ber Of the Methodist
..... f.4r brothers j. a. Brown
lf an ~ Eiehmoud, ". W..
county. and Z. II. Brown u
Two sisters. Mr-- jh0ue,
...n -frgef, % Birmingham.
o.. .attfI.le. DOR O.d State Urea
Cd t.re 90 bis home, ana bis
90. tu. ~ birmingham. Ala, VIII
tDral months with him during
I1uosAL
-r4r fas returned home from
.. marie Femnlo Institute.
s. -. 10 HcD1u0ugh, Nd, - az
bone, on "a Wei.
.... NJ Fonda. H. vibitlDg his
fef. lcar tlis place.
f living near uOwardsyiile.
Ilfa.ylld last week. growing
i operation performed on his
i.f .la better aud able 10 walk
a. tIs ~ mis- place. Was para
rure and was brought home.
every critical condition, with bui
f.IFsrg
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-15
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. June l4.-virginia 3's, 743.a75A
PaIumore and Ohio stock. 97a971h; Baltimor
and ohio Southwestern lst incomes, go bid
do. % incomes. 20 asked do. 30 incomes
9 aeked: consolidated gas bonds, llo asked DC
stock 54itajJ.