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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-30

AZ tho closc Of tho commencement exercises
o. Mrs. ". e. Pembertons music scnoo' whi'h
took place at Corcorsn Hall on Tuesday morn
ing. The metals were presented by Row. J.. a.
Cole as follows:
Gold 81 iai- Tor lirs: Honor: Misses Annie
MAY Bradley. Noelwa Nnngam, Rosa Gu. sane
keck. fCsri stewart. Lula Batkins. Anuie liern-
don, Lizzie Keck, Minnie Dickorson. Heona
Baker. Fiug Meredith, aud Master Harvey Nc
Cabe. or this number Mise Annie May Bradley
finishes her instructions under MIS-. Pembcrion.
Silver Medals for Second HOnors; Misses Annie
Arnold, Hattie Walker. Sadie Wilcox. Pearl
Brown, fesrl Woo1ard, Maud Ilornion, Ro1ia
Brittle. Carrie Allen, Nai'ic Stewart Naiiir
Oliver. Bessie Ilechler. Irene Sonderin. Bessie
Diaconf. May noziof, Polka Allen. kittie Bayliss'
Mr.. Stowe, Masters Willie Jones and Harry
lpps.
Cerugcates Of distinction given 10y the tea her :
Mi--o- Alice Waliord, Bertha Woodward Clara
Sandetlin, Ivy Bcal. Katie swan, aad Ads klch-
arI-On.
Mrs. PcmpcrtoR presented beautiful silver
star t0 Mis- Nercie Chapel for valuable assist
ance IN the commencement exercises OF the IA ~
thr years.
Hiss AMMO May Bradley has taught during
tho past session. and awarded silver medals 20
No lf he's ftfIulIa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-30
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

lkepOrtcl Tor tne DiSph-'h'l
JUNE 2g.-Auctlon offerings on Change to-
day. IS packages and taken IN. Highest price,
s2O: lowest, .2.l0; average, $3.50.
Private sales Fulers u; smokers, II; wrap
per-. 30 darAs, 9O-tOtal. li3 h0gsheads
Revenue collections: Cigars aud cigarettes,
sQ17.SO: tobacco. s2,4Ise2; special tax,
81, 52O-tOtal, si.Ol5.b2.
Registered on Change: Watien. Bremen I:
NJ Brourner. Paris: j. ID. Bullock. ". A. Adams.
George T.. Harrison. Robert Harris. oxford, ".
G.. ana several Caroline ana Louisa planters.
There were many bright Jug packages sold To-
day IN bad order, but values between s2.JO and
s375 for sound were fun. Smokers were quiet.
aud there Il good stock now opened 10 select
from Sun-curo1 WAS not n sim to-day a. yes
terlay Three packages sold at 5l4 10 slb.2J,
1 az SIG. at 80, 33 az 81 70 -. ] ~ Si7. Il
AZ $3.50 10 $40, and 10 AZ 5000 TO $3.50.
ANY sound lug with lair weight Dr ngs SAP, "a
$40: "A very good lug, - 20 $500. short leaf,
So - 10 g.: good 20 very good filters, $40 a.
$500: common Wrappers - fne nllers, $40 "a
sl4: good 10 line wrappers and selections. 81
TO $3.50, and 5000 Tor fancy mahogany and
darks.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-30
MANCHESTER NEWS IN BRIEF.
Personal AMI SOther Items of Interest
from Across the James.

Mr.. ". b Wake is again detained at
home IL concurrence of sickness.
Miss MAY VI xdv. of Chesterfield Court
house. VINO u been quite SICK, Is I'M
proving.
Mss JulmT. Atkinson has gone to Wake
field, Sussex Nnty. 10 visit her mother.
Mss Sadie aarnish has returned from
Iyuchburg Here she has been visiting
friends.
Nr. 4. H.P.nv Yesterday lost between
the bank ail Twelfth and Hull streets
roll Of bankn,tes containing $50.
lir. Stacy 4 the firm whose shuck-
factory IN na twer part Of the city was
burned % few 4 ago saws they will re-
| build at once. 1
Another her car has been received
for the HullS' b. line and viii be ready
| for use IN a isg favs. TIE winter cars are
| found 10 be rtuncomforfable on really
The Farme-gi Alliance Of Chesterfield
will have q lnc-uic at the Courthouse
on the Fourth fJuly.
Miss Mana do has been quite sick al
her residence orner Of Seventh and De
Persons wlo ~ the whole Of their city
and school-tar a-day or tomorrow will
be entitled yer cent. rebate, and those
who nav nail q and the remainder by
November lsi Il receive 3 por cent. dis
count on one II and 81 per cent. on the
other.
MIR Wilson. No died yesterday morn
inc at his resp bee. on Fifteenth street,
was a membe, fiorroe Lodge, |. o. o.
! y ~ Petersbvr4 He had been sick toi
some time anil 2as under the charge oi
| Jefferson L0lee tOt Richmond. Ihe re-
mains will h. urled to petersburg 'His
morning.
! Squire How 20. 81 NansDoro'' ms uheu
| a col0red mar - tor throwing rocks al
| fbe iaroe eae,e Il Foresi-llill Park. Not
| having the molr1 the mau went 10 JAN Io'
The Old Cha.kst iannery. at the corner
/ of Third and Rl.hndge streets. which
was almost eutir-j DESTROYED by ire SON,
| time 400. * ~ l. rebuilt. 4 force OF
! hands viil he uuf work in few days e
clear the eIe6yts awt aud when the work
Is competed OBJ bee building II Will b,
opera' ea bv Nj t JUS. Of Richmond.
| There will be an' ID eresting ball game al
| Forest Hill Par. 1ms afternoon 40 i:3l
/ o'clock between ~ iarA nlne anu III,
! Flba team from Richmond. HaddOf anf
| Thomas will form t.e battery for tn
| Elbas. while Beicnel and Llpscomb Will III
! similar positions with .ne Forest Hills.
On the Fourth % July the Forest iiiil'
| will play the Bluc-)eu- nine. composed OF
! EMPLOYEES of the lia>a-f Marcuse Manu-.
! featuring COMPANY 10 Richmond. The
came will be calico ~ ESQ p. NJ. and vii
doubtless be a hotH-.9al sted one.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-30
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW lORk.

NEW YORz, June 20.--Cotton quiet; mid
ding uplands, 79sc.; Orleans, 1,,c.; sales.
J5l bales; total net receipts, all ports, LOS
bales: exp3rts--t0 Great Britain. USS ialef ;
% the Continent, 1893 bales; stock, JiS,604
bales. southern -four steady and modrrlteiy
active. Wheat steady AMI quiet No. 2 red. s91sc.
store aud elevator. options closed steady and un-
changed from yesterday; No. = red. June. s6lac
july, s6Ac. Corn fairly active aud stronger:
No. =, 6uaGOisc. In sley.ier: UO11adlbsc a30t;
options closed urn anu ,4at-c. over yesterdny
June, oolec; July. 57ssc. Oats moderately ac-
tive and IRREGULAR options dun and stronger
July. 3Sssc.; spot No. ,. 5Dafoisc.; mixed
western, 36lsa35l4c Coffee options closed
firm and unchanged 90 points up; July and
September. sll.5J: spO; Rio more active; No
:. l25Ar. Sugaf--fefned tairly active and erin
Nolasses-Sew Orleans dun but steady; som
mon 10 fancy 25a35c. Rice steady and actise
Petroleum steady and duli retined-Ncw iorS
So; Philadelphia ana Baltimore. s3.95. Cotton
! seed oil duli: crude. 2sc kosin steady ans
duu. strained. common 20 goNd, 9L22>si
| sl.?1l1. Turpentine dull and easy 81 3Oaacslc
| Provisions firm ana steady. Peanuts dun
| freghts quiet
| CHICAGO, June 29---1hero was not much
| the way OF new, but feeling OF Erinne,s per
vaded most OK the vlts during the early part 0
the session, though there was some weakness
| later in the day. which, IN part, was ssan lost
Near the close, however, everything took u 'uri
sou for tho strength IN wheat Was not ver,
clear. Corn was strong and higaer cary
| but subsequently iost most OF the ilp
proyement. The marxet remained weak "a
| iust before the close, whom Il icis the effects
| the general ssrongth and rallied v and cio4ed
| 5lt{r. Tor July. In tho early deannys CATS ven
| w sharply on tue strength y sore eae 90
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-30
ltOCAL POLITICS.
ms w CITY COMMITTEE SOON 70
eT FOR ORGANIZATION
IN Who Are Mentioned for Chair
MA IL tho Other Offices Disssict
tttce--Pians Of Rspublicsna

'M census of opinion is that the
Nv" Democratic Committee elected
iuesa light is. taken by and through. n
Wy 4. esentative one. OF the thirty
"oo pose the body eleven are old
land nineteen are new. The
o''"' will probably meet for organi-
~a'i"' }he 18th of July. and the follow
'''S ~ okcn of in connection with the
PvS" a. be sled:
i~@ tman- DIR. G. W. 2. Brock. +.
~ ~ X. Trav. DAME, and Fred.
io 'o''H +tionroe Ward; ). :. Z. Pate
ionn D. Lsndkerkin. and Jefferson Wal
"Sy, tfscn Ward.
We hairman--F. A. Bowry, Marshall
woeS' ary--Jofrerso Wallace. Madison
w drss@ae cunningham Hall, Madison
L. o, . 90 Wilkinson will probably be re-
''''o' srSant-at-arm.
- Der COMMITTEE TO NETT.
. ine bt 1T Democratic Committee for
tni' ,v,N'rl igill meet at the Office OF Colo
no 'l'alt 6asklns ut noon to-day TO fix
80. uue q, 4 place for aud representation
III We con fitlOn which will nominate IA
emulate J. Congress from this district
ne name h lar mentioned for the honor
'le 'noso a Hon. George ID. Wise, the
present q arcssman. and Hon. X. III.
cnlWe. &eaker of the House. Mr.
HuWe- Snot IN any sense announced
h''nseI d indicate. nor Is 1t known That
ne WI al wthe use of his name.
a VI aapt Republican, when asked
' =. Tor trh Of ia
party III ll strict intended TO do with
Idtiohe candidate for Congress. said
nc thousli 0oy would put upan Alliance
man. u
NVFNl r. IN ONLY TWO DIsTr1cTs.
me LcL mond correspondent Of the
ie'clsoCs AQeT-ippedi writes to that
paper: T
III Is III be the plan of the Repub-
ll''hs IL CHINA to put up candidates Tor
,'hSress u fall IN only two districts -
the Seco-! "a Fourth. In the other dis
tri''s 'ue 3publlcans. according To the
program lsat present mapped out, will
suppVri l1s Nominees of the Third party.
Sii; hassl, HcDson. Of Powhatan cclnty,
VII run q, tho lhird-paTty canc'datc
III inc loIrth District, and II would
ne very si- fying to him to receive the
support G.. ne]epuhhcans. but that party
WI, unie, lie conditions change, have Its
own candidate in the field. In the First
District All 4. T. Bland. OF M!d1lesex, the
pr emf fei;ese sentative of that district III
ne House Delegates. will run Oh the
1hrd-par.. ;icke,. With the support Of
the kep1.lrG us he hopes to be elected. "
Inc lug1ia delegates 10 the Peoples
Party Colyation. which meets at Omaha
on ne SD Juy, will leave to-day on the
tu sapc4a. nd Ohio road
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-30
fore the new committee after the orcani-

fore the new committee after the orcani-
cation Of the new Council.
The. Common Council will meet at
o'clock tomorrow afternoon. aud will be
called to order by Clerk August. Mr.. X. +.
Glover the nominee of tho Democratic eau
Gus, will be chosen president.
The Board Of Aldermen will assc mble AZ
O'Clock on the Same evening for the pur-
pose OF organization. A Joint session may
be held later in the evening for the cleo
ton Of city officers.
Among those who qualified Yesterday be-
fore CltyClerk August was Justice II. h.
Irnbbs, OF Monroe Ward, a gallant soldier
IN the toniedcracy.wh lost his leg while
defending his country.
me first clty officer 10 qualify was High.
constable L. &. Garrison. lie executed
ochd In the sum of $4,000. with Joseph c.
plckerson and George Watt Tnylor rs
sureties. Messrs. Charles H. Richards and
j. l.. lngcrsoll qualified "a his deputies.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-30

MINOR. Died. on Tuesday. June 2sth.
al 1880 Z. NJ. at the residence of her son,
William Tenant. No. 7 east Duval street.
Mrs. MARIAN MINOR. in the 6sth year OF
her age.
Her funeral will take place from the
Second Baptist church FRIDAY. July lst,
at4P. NJ. Friends and acquaintance are
invited to attend.
RAMNITZ. Died Tuesday. June 18th,
at the residence Of her sister. Mrs. haufelt,
corner State street and Williamsburg ave
nue.. Mrs. AMELIA kAslNiII, wife OF
Oscar Ramnitz. after long illness. in the
3jth year of her age.
Her funeral Will take place TIL URSDAY,
June 3Oth, at 3 o'clock Friends and rela-
tiyes are invited TO attend without fur
Their notice from the above residence.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-30
The fcJNoLlNo HOSPITAL.
N,,tIu. q. the Corporators Yesterday
Election OF OGcers.

N..u Dr. T. Ni.kie Brown died some
.co &C. Jeff property valued at be-
$685. -50. 300 aua e60Oi. for the establish
.... g - f1unlllg hospital here. Rev.
f N.-c- -. Boge and tine late Rev. DR..
.l.a rrteIkiu were mana a. trustees OF
fund.- luf ,he latieI declining the trust,
Ir g.. :. Meredith was appointed in DIS
.t.ad. ll. legacy became tlcJ az ia the
lrowu c-fa-e s1ars. however. aud 70 was
tultIi tte meeting Il the last Legl.4s-
f.- fh.t those Interested iu tie proposed
.utaI Sass their way clear % secure a
rftr.
yesterday the c0rporatOr- met and pro-
.~ .1. uLlcr their charter, 10 organize
.uu4urg Hosp.ia. ~ Virginia by the
r.r obi ;tc follow ug oucerf lresl-
Dr.. IS. ". Parker VICE President.
... Df Moses ID. lage. Secretary and
.ufer. John shelton Williams Medical
rrtellcnt. Dr. vs.. W. Parker and
,a.. Medical Superintendent. DR.. 81.
I ID r,. Jr.
NI. itt hospital viii commence ope.
,- However. II ever, o. matter Of
ihl days q tho enlargement -
.iu court prOcee 0iugs are not over.
'-".. l. kcf Was trustee for the Brown
-' nc made "a settlement by ordcr 81
geo 200 Dut Nr. lianewinckle IN his SUIT
fla' ia setting the Brown estate
alelate1 hsnewlnckcls iundS,
l.f Involve, the hospital legacy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-30
Many Recruits But They Need Equipments

The membership OF tho First Virginia kegl-
ment has been rapidly increasing In the inst lew
weeks and recruits have been steadily coniu
In until the roll or the organization has fWentn
10 43J men. This IL tho largest NUMBER 'hh'
has been the roll for a great numoer OF yeni ;.
Great difficulty has been experienced ny thc
officers in procuring the unitorfns anu propr'
accoutreuents FOR those who have recently eii-
listed. and at least $50 men are now waiting ior
their equipments. Numerous acquisitions Ior
the goods have been made b. the delay seems
10 have been indefinitely prolonged
The firs, noor OF the stmOry has boon very
tasiofully decorated with n supply OF old gus
pistols. AMI other arms which have been occO-
mulaiinr IN the building for n number OF years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-30
Time Funding the state Debt Extended.

The commissioners o. the sinking fund have
extended the time Tor funding the outstanding
securities for period OF siX months from the
3Uth day %; this month. This action - author
izcd hy the act for the settlement ol fhc Debt.
Inc Oicoff people continue To forward pack
ages OF Old securities daily and the funding Will
commence a~ soon rs tho S23,OOo,OOO or moro
held by them aye ~ hand and the new bonds
can b" printed
A. explained by the Second Auditor The other
dny, rho delay M funding Is rot ,harEeable % the
Board Oi Sinking Fund Commissioners.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-30
M..,,,vos,,. civ schoo, Board.

a called meeting Of the City School Board was
hold at the iigh-School building yesterday
afternoon at @ O'Clock at which were present j.
Taylor Ellvson (chnirman). william Lovenstoiii'
James u. capers, j. &. Dickcrson. T. ID. s'arke'
and A. II. Guigon.
The Chairman stated that tho board mac pecn
called 70 investigate charges made aehius.
George Stephens, former teacher In the puplc
schools. large number OF witnesses weIo
rigidiy examined and thc charges careluhy con,
fidered, which resulted in tho dismissa,
Of the charges and the honorable acquittai OF
tho accused. Stephens was thcn elected
teacher In the public schools, TO be assigned.
Mr.. Jacob :. Cohn WAS nominated ana unsii-
mousy elected teacher 10 the Baker fuonc
School 10 MI n vacancy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-30

Tho Sunday schoo. o. j1ion-Station church
hed their annual pic-iic yes. riay AZ Providence
Forge. Ther train OF fifteen crowded coaches
ran in two sections ans egrfieI about 600 per-
sons. The day was sseni ga % most delightful
manner. Mr.. george D ftarman personatei
tho character Of Robinson CrusCe ia n yery
clever and entertainAg manner, amt many OF
mo nicnickcrs enj0yel tscelr from the play Oi
Inilns cesar. IN which 70. IS. u. Atkinson repre-
yen,ed Cesar and ~. Il. a. h0wcry Brutus.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-30

In thu hastings cont Yesterday Redmond
r,ans' cnar,ed with i0--ifg lhe name Of 3. =.
Tnrner. a c,.oreI peal taie agent, TO a check,
,sas con conyi,ei and sen.ecei 90 the penitcnuary
for 'rI two yeas. a motion = set aside the YER
A., a. contrary TO the ~ and oyidenco in the
~ ,errlle I, ard The matter will again
come m on the excepi0ns at 40 o'clock this
ia gTns johnson. charged with the larceny Of
soz from |. 4. Sutherlnu !, was acquitted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-30
THE RICHMOND Observation-Disclosures JUNE 30, 1892

tho had taken OF his coat and vest, and the
watch was In ono Of the pockets Of tho last
reach Of the window ana Il Is supposed that tho
thief, In passing by, reached IN and snatcneo
away tho time piece whIlo the Dook-xeeper wss
absorbed In his accounts The theft Was ooin
one. and the oct WAS rendered more audacious
by the fact that the vest was several feet from
the window. Tho watch, which has the initials
Of It's owner OH H. was icrkcd on the guard. me
polite have been notified and are ON the iooRous
a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-30

The amhulancs responded TO the following
calls yesterday:
At 600 4. VI. 20 Seventeenth and Main streets
10 a negro man who wa si's. lie was taken 10
his home, On Msrshlll street.
Two hours later 10 the ysr1-oilce u the Chesa-
peake and Ohio railway attend Il sick man..
lie Wa taken 20 The alnsh Ise Tor treatment.
At $3.50 +. VI. . ihe i hmonI. Frcdericks-
hurc ana Potomac ral.fVli-snOp 70 attend o
man VINO nah beer caught between cars and
was slightly hurt aiolt l'e shouiders aud body.
lie was carried 10 M hone.
ArO.4O 7. VI. 20 the corner OF Floyd avenue
and Beech streets % atcll q nan who Was
Iruuk. lie left before til ambulance arrived,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-30
BISMARCK WARNED.
The Government Abandons Its Attitude
of Reserved Great Sensation.


tRy Anclo-american cable to the Dispatch.l
BEaLIH. June 29.-The action OF the
eovernn ent IN abandoning us attitude oi
reserve wards Prince Bismarck, as EVIL
denced bv threats made III the official
Sorih German Gazeae. has caused most
aecided seusation throughout the empire,
and further Developments arc awaited
with great interest =.
Tho Tag.baY saws: THE die is cast.
Prince Bismarck has attained the object
for which he has strivcn during tie last
two wears. and has forced the government
to take up the gauntlet he has so often
thrown at it's feet. But TO attain this
Prince Bismarck has been obliged to
abandon the role of al anonymous jour-
nalist. He has PERSONALS taken his place
N the breach. With the tull weight oi
HIS historic name no exposes ChanoelloI
Won Csprivi 10 tho eyes Of foreign nations
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-30
CoIored People to "Celcbrate" on the
Iourfu.

Tho virginiasIndustral Mercantile Builalns
and Lonn Association Will celebrate its hrst nm.
niycrsary on the Fourth Of July. and the coiorcl
people Of :hc city will observe the occasion III u
fitting manner. In the morning Tue nihtaiy
and civic associations will parade. after which
there viii be a picnic ana frolic az tho Lhlvs'-
on-Grounds. Addresses will be made by FRO,
fessor g. ". Hayes, Rev James ii. Holmes ana
other coored ministers. Tho celebration VIII
have no political significance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-30
lIunbnz.

II sounds old-fashionel and expresses
;,st What YOU meant. after hsviLg pur-
c'hased something of no account. Now.
there IS no humbu" about Summons Liver
Hsoulator. Some imitation pr substitute,
nav he offered you instead. but none VIII
owe the relief from indigestion, dyspepsia.
and bil,ousness like the eeiruine oin''non us
liver Regulator. You kno J. py quo w
every package aud the relief II s''ss'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-30

courssins crop rcports but NE cshse IT,
failed " hoid alf tns advances. he 49,
erew excited on FREQ buying nesf The CO., -
sympAshized with tho early sssongtn 10 ~
but on the longs attempting . realise pfoe0 -
marxet won't Oh sharply. Later nsrs -
rally. and tbs close shows email gains.
Cash quotations: Flour dun and uachAB9eos
No. spring wheat 79jSc.: No 2 red, Sic ~.
2 corn, 5llzc. No. ? oats, 34t<c. PORK, vi
sff.37H. Lard. s6.S7tsa4600. bhoeennss
$40. shorts.lear' 49,. whisisy' 81. ID.
The Loading futures ranged 40 tolows
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-30

PRO was Discovered N The state newspaper
oc5,.. n h,at 3.f5 o'co.s yesterday morning by
ocrgeent Erooks and Policeman Grinin. ana bat
, Tor Inc speedy effort. i ne Fire Department
consderab.e dnmafe so..i soon have been
,~,.,ner al Gles and ilcrp0rers 90 q closet, and
nrc sunuosei 70 have baeu The result Of incon-
Sia-isrp 10 damage va done beyond the
burping Of n few nlcs ald 'he cutting Of Few
hoIes in the walls and hif.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-30
- ceAlNaNO COTTON EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND. June 29.-OFFERISGs-Wheai 60
bushels. Corn, 800 bushels. oats, 1000 BUSH
cs.
SALES Wheat new, go bushels.
QUOTATIONS..
wasAT.-Longberry. ssao0r. Mixed s7asoc.
Short berry. S5aNsc. No. red, s7assc.
CoRS.-White. Virginia, 0lab2c.; No. :, white,
6la1yc: No. =. mixed. DSd6Oc.
OArA-No. =. 3 a js5sc.: No 5. 39i3a3.12c.
KYk.-SDaSSc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-30
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

New York. Juno 29.-The proportions OF the
stock speculation continue steadily 10 iwinile,
and even though from time TO time a few stocks
develop n certain amount Of animation, with
comparatively wide fluctuations, the wholly pro-
fessiona nature OF the trading robs the move
ments Of significance.
DULLER THAN USUAL
The market ms n whole was 1uer AMI more
uninteresting to-day than on any day this yesr,
and besides Distliers' only Chicago Gas scored
a loss OF moro than the smallest fractions. ".
Paul, Burlington, Reading. and Chicago Gas
were the leading stocks. The utter absence OF
demand permitted a slow yielding Of quotations
which, with lower opening, placed the lit on n
lower plane than that OF last night. and there
Was no recovery through the day, though "A lie.
stocks rallied to the level OF the opening figures
in the late dealings.
THE CLOSE FIRM.
Tho close quiet snG firm. generally at
something under last nights prices though the
losses extended 20 ~ per cent. The only advance
Of note was that Of Lake Shore, Ia per cent.
sales-listei stocks, $4,000 shares, unlisted.
5000 shares.
MONEY ASD EXCHANGE.
Erenng.-Exchangc quiet and steady nj Assn
49,. Commercial bills - il9a4s73l. Money
easy AZ lea.. crossing offered AT >. Sub Urea
sury balances Com. -s6,t0s 900 currency,
= '.5n4.oO0. Governments dun bat steady: 4
per cents. llTis. state ponds dull but steady.
srnrE DTDT ArroSS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-30
-, - Arnin.l- the CeIIinc.

whne NJ. cnarles y, 1a ll an ompIoycc
of tho Baushnan s'nlios a. a., 'v.ipany, ~ss . ai'
!nss M o YESTERDAY aitornoon his garments
,'''t,n.lei IN the shifting and no wa
,h sp Vi caiiy esainol ne sollins Ms ESCAPE APE
IRON det aoi rom " Si bsas a. h w ilS'n me-
We S,ni I nj on his hea aud shoulder he
rscutp1 ruhurt.
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r,cursion rom Charlotte.

An EXCURSION consistinr % sir hesyily-loaded
cars arrived IN Kichmor a. . ocloc. yesterday
49, c,.,,..e. y. C. i Brought IN iully 400
~, AMI two thirs OF whom were white
r"'.o,ndcr coorr. Tie train lcit Char
80 =, = ,irl-sk YESTERDAY morning Win about
100 pass nse 9sres ,e Il DO excursion viii re-
,urn 10 North Carolina irhtH|
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-30

MIR yalentine & ns man who Keeps sjs
hooks Tor Mr.. George d. rs ansaa a. cold watch
eas' "ain su1n Yesterday afternoon while ne
stolen ron a'p pne window Of tho Office Ia which
was az WORK s.a,o,sd opens on the street, and ai
ne war tuolt Il Was raised. Mr. va'en'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-30
BuENA viSTA'S MAYORALTY.
The Case Now Before Judge Witt-Death
OF "a Prominent Citizen.
fspecial telegram to the Dispatch.l

BrrSA VISTA. VA. June 29.-The contest
for the mayoralty of this city between
White. the present incumbent, and Heakle.
claiming it under the recent city election,
was hearl to-day before Judge Witt. OF
Richmond. Judge Shepherd. of the
Buena Vista court. preferred not to sit IN
r. II. Aylor. originally of Madison
county. prominent citizen here, died
TUESDAY night after a brief illness OF perl
tonitis: aged 81 years. lie leaves vile
ana several children.