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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-11
SPECIAL SERVICES TOMORROW.
s"nday-Sehooi Misunderstanding b,
Other Than Regular psstors.

inc hap'isi and Methodist sunday-School AZ
soc'auons' embracing all Of tho schools Of these
denominations in Richmond and Manchester,
VIII hold their monthly meetings tomorrow al.
'ernoon. Tho former will for the first time
meot in the pretty new Barton-Heichts church
~ O'Clock. and the latter viii convene NJ
" aahinEton-Strcet church at 800 o'clock.
mere VIII be interesting exercises AT both meet
Rev. Robert T.. Kerr, ID. d., will proach at
Westminster church NJ o'clock tomorrow
aitcfuoon. and At night Rev. J. 4. Littc will on
the pulpit OF tho Third Presbyterian church. In
the absence from the city Of Rev. DR.. Fair his
pnipi az Irace-~trcct will b. rgpplied to-mor-
row morning 10y Rcv. G.. l.. Wolfe and ut night
oy fcV. J. 4. Cannon.
Several o. the Methodist congregations will
hear sermons tomorrow from ministers other
than thcir regular pastors. Row Dr. Paul
Whitehead the presiding elder. VIII preach NJ
hroad->ircet church In the morning and Or. L.
\. Peterson AZ night. Rev. 4. L. fell. editor Of
thc moe Bfaoer, VII occupy the pulpit OF Dcnny-
street church IN the morning ana Rev. X. +.
Michacls 80 night Or. Whitehead will preach
Ter Or. Peterson az Trinity tomorrow night.
Kew. Dr. John A. Kern. OF Randolph Macon Col
lege, viii be heard at Centenary AZ both tho
morning aud evening sory -. Rev. W. {.
Walden, Of Manchester. viii an Mr.. Bcnneit's
place 80 Washingiou-,tieet % night, ana tho
sermon Will be followed by the sacrament.
Services viii DO held ~ the mission'tcnt, corr
ncr 81 Ihifty-nrst ana Broad streets. at T. VI.
Rcv. Baylus Cadc viii preach.
Those Interested In searching FOR the truth In
regard o. our future lite VIII receive n cordial
welcome NJ the devotional services held every
sunday morning 40 I O'Clock In the New Jeru-
salem misslon-room. east Clay street. Ai-o
an instructive rcadius-circo IS held every Tues
day night at O'Clock. The subject for tomorrow
viii be. "Can Any Good Thing Come Out Of
Na1arcth e' II is expected that either Rev. MI.
King, Of Baltimore. or Rev. !. Edward smith will
be here th.G month % hold special services.
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ruorv and Henry commencement.

IIOfFf~DOlltU'tO Va lilD AAiNhAPAf '''f"NN@%i
BRISTOL, Tenn, June a.--The commencement
exercises OF Emory and Henry College are Just
over. Che Rev. DIR. j. ID. Barbee delivered tue
annual address before tho Calliopoan and Her
messiah Literary Societies. Hon. DAVID = fierce,
OF Wythesille, delivered the address before inc
Alumni Association. Eight medals were gwen
thIs year-iour by the college and Two by each
society. The famous Robertson prlze-medal,
which is given tor xcsllsnce1h oratory, was won
nv r. X. Bachman, OF sullivan county, Tenn, In
fact Tennessee carried OF four out OF the eight
medals given. w. NJ Morrell won the medal
given by the Hermesian Society Tor excellence
In debate; Robert l.. Taylor, OF Cleveland,
Tenn. won the medal given by the same 20
for Improvement In debate; Charles DAVIS, oil
this city WAS the successful contestant iOr tho
medal given by the Caiiopesn Society ior In.
proyement in debate. Virginia was successful
ia taxing but two medals-Charle- n. shannon
won the medal for science and Walter l.. I'm.
barger for composition. West Virginia carried
off one and North Carolina one. The college
turns out nine graduates this year. Inc young.
est is but IL years old: He was one OF ,ne inos'
brilliant bows IN school His name IL John Neal,
aud his home IL In Tennessee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-11
WORK or TIE POLICE BOARD.
several ofthc ola Onicers Reelected and
w. y. Newman Chosen Member
of

Tho annual meeting Of the Board Of Police
Commissioners was held yesterday afternoon a I
. O'Clock in the onlce Of Major John Poe. The
following officers. whose terms expire on the
first o. July, we're reelected:
Captain James b. Peasants
Scrgeanfs-jaincs Z. deter. X. J. Seal. K. ".
Thomas, W. 3. Mhitlock, A. NJ. Toiuhuson, and
george ". bps.
Prystes x Burnett, William II. Baker,
Wallace Washington. John I. Shinberger
James \. Barker, Samuel W. HO.dcIatt- John
30. Harris. ". a. Barfoot. An HneEan. VI. j..
Grnin, J.. ". Hanu0n, \. !. James, Jones A.
Otey. John r. Parkinson. Thomas {. Epps, A.
u. Walton, ". 4. Foster. >. T.. ilackett, Thomas
C. williamson. e. II. larbr0ugh, J.. Vi. Farley.
and T. {. Bailey.
Iho resignation Of Onlcer &. W. Saunders. Of
The Third District, Who has been In III health for
several weeks, wgf accepted, and ne was granted
q iuilough until the lst Of July, when his time
expires Mr.. ". J.. Newman was elected as his
successor.
OfIcey John j. Powell. OF the same district,
rendered ms resignation last night. He fas boon
on the force for nearly three years. and IL Is said
that be Withdrew because he desired 20 go 10
Buffalo. y. y. on p visit but could not get fur
Tough HIS successor viii be elected az the next
fUr.fIu. ~ tho hoard.
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picAMnNn TOBACCO MARKET.
reported for the Dispatch.

HIKE IO.-Internal-re yenIe collections; cigars
nnd cigarettes 81 40 30; tobacco sZ'Zo''o--
tolaL sA70617. ,,,...
There were loose sales at all four warehouses;
to-day, with fair braaks and good prices az ea,n.
Creushags sold again over the hogsnead oy
samDle. and this system seems 10 grow IN ia'of'
with a GOOD attendance OF buyers.
Sun-cured was active and thought 10 De higner
AGAIN to-day by most buyers Judgment. Inc
sellers are well satisfied with prices. Out OF iVf
parkaces offered IO3 were sold today at ths ioi-
loving prices: Is at $3.50 to s4.oO, 3 AZ -. oo
10 az 35 at - TO IS, 81 at $50 to sl2, 10 az
az. so 20 sIs. at $3.50 to 5000 wnich Z
sold az s22.J0 TO s3O. Co.. s,o IN
Yesterdays sales we're 90 packages; s-o'oo
highest and 81. 80 Lowest. - -,
Visitors to-day were Colonel w. i. Blackwell
Of Durham, y. C.: {. II. steptOe, OF LynchontS,
VAL D. Waller Prince Edward county va;
DR.. r. f. Haskins. OF Brunswick county, VA; d,
N. Venable, Petersburg, Va; John w; BUCK and
" NJ. Richardson. Louisa county, Va Alex
auder Hellbrenner and +. j. Hester nreenVine
NC..J. N. Holland, Wilmington, Va; q. W.
Willard, Fluyanna county, Va, and W. u. Dun
lngton, Farmyic, Va. a.,
Private sales we're small-ls hllers, lie"
wrappers and Burleys.
Western-market reports come very strong on
all grades.
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: The most 4" telling strokes we've made this sea

" The most telling strokes" we've made this sea
sonare these SO, $3.50, and sl5 Suits. They've
stirred M talk-in the trade-and out Among
wearers and makers. Demonstrated the folly Of
having sls, $50, and s2j to cheap taIlors-
uniting up with their delays ard disappoint-
ments-ani after all coming out Of the "ittle
end Of the horn" Of satisfaction.
Indeed, there's more style-more actual
value-more yariety-more seryice-in our s15
sut,s-our s12.50-or even ours at sl0-than in
those that cost much more elsewhere. They are
only three OF our grades Three steps on to-
ward the hlghes, perfection. The first three.
3ut they are long sirides--longer than any one
else takes.
Look around all you care to--youn be one Of
our easiest customers after you've seen the
sparse variety and sparser quality in other
stores.
OURS show for themselves. Thousands OF
them IN these three grades-Lined and uniined
sacks-and Cutaways-as comfortable az can be.
As fitting. sERGEs and cAssIMEREs,
CHEvIoTs, and HoMEsPUNS.
The very light weights" are gaItng-a regi'
ment OF new effects.
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Corn quiet and lowsr; No 2, 555<s57c. h eles
vstor options closed steady, ~ Jfc. down June
56hc.; July, 55c Oats lover, unsestled. snA
dull; options que. snf easier: Juno ana July.
30s4c.; mixed Western, 36s3pc. Coffee 0pstoos
closed steady and unchanged 70 down Jons,
el2. July. el2asi2.06: spot Rio
dull; No. Z. f3si3tc. Suear--Reansd fairly se-
tive and nrm. Moiasscs-Sew Orleans steady
aud quiet; common 10 fancy. 25A35c. Kico
quiet and nrm. Petroleum steady and quiet
cotton-seed oil nrm; crude. 30c. Rosin sSeady
and quiet: strsinsd. common TO good, sl.3os
si.35. Turpntine duh but steady ~ 2pa30.
Pork dulet and steady. Peanuts steady. Beet
dull Cut-meab firm. Midiles Grm. Lard
nrmcr and quiet; wes'crn steam, e8.67x bid
city. IS: July. 1910 bid: September. lass.
Freishts stoady and quiet; cotton, 7-6t1. grain,
%.
BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE, June I0.-Flour active; recalpts,
1871 barrels: shipments, 1885 barrsis; sales,
1900 barrels. Wheat easy; No. red, spos,
August. oic bid steamer No. = r ei sss e:
ceipts. J6,252 bushels; shipments, 5000 bush
els; stock, g09,S 500 bushels sales. g., 900 bush
Ella. Southern wheat dull Pg,z. ssag2c. !:
55a55ac., Juno, 5ja5lI4c.; July 54asa54tzc.;
steamer mixed, 52c. bid: receipts. % ,1S3 BUSH
els; shipments, "a. 2s6 bushels; stock. 542, 1856
bushels: sales. sc, 900 bushels. southern corn.
White active az 5Ssts56c.; yellow duh at Doe
Dolly. Oats firm; No. ., white western, AVA
42c,; No. mixed western, 39ieatOc. receipts,
1000 bushels; stock, II5.17f bushels kyc
quiet and steady: No. .. S3c. /; stock. y, s35
bushels. Hay 1rm: good to choice timothy.
s14.J0asI5.J0. Grain freighis quiet; steamer
10 Liverpool, per bushel, 3l4d. Cork for orders,
pcr quarter, 2s9d.sas cotton. &c. per 100
pounds; nour, lie. per 100 pounds. Cotton
firm middling. 10. Provisions steady But.
ter steady. Eggs firm at l6c Coffee steady;
Rio csrgoes. lair, l6lxc. No. Z. l3lic. Sugar
steady; graduated, 4l,c. Copper frm; rcnned,
1l4c. Whiskey firm. Peanuts firm.
CHICAGO. -.
CHICAGO. III, June i0.-Cash quotations:
Flour quiet and steady. 40. ? spriag wheat,
S3<c.; No. = red, SIC. No ? corn, 504c. No. ,
op,s. 32l4c. Mess-pork. sl0.52l.asi0.55. Lard.
s6. 4Oas6.42l4. short-ribs, s6 42j9aso.45. Dry
saited shoulders, s525as5.37tS short clear,
sf.75ae0.92Ik. Whiskey, sl.i5.
.he Iaadax furures ranged a. follows
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORh.


New YORK, June l0.-Cotton quiet: miftiling
7s,c.; low middling, 15-l6c.; good ordinary
6ssc. net receipts, 2s7 bales; gross receipts
bals.. 10 the Continent. 2,2i0 bales: forwarded
I.427 bales; sales, a.426 bales; spinuere, 6a1
bales; stocS, 34J,S25 bales. Wcekly-Net re
ceipts, s4ibales; gross receipts, l4,9s? bales
exports-to Great Britain, S.23O bales; y
France, 40 bales; TO ths Continent, 10, a.
bales: forwarded, 3.27s bales: sales. ll,l3.
bales: spinners. 2,51s bales Totals to-day-Ne'
receipts, 4, ll5 bales; exports-to Great brlrain
3.o73 bales; TO the Continent, 600 bales
stocs, G3l, 21j bales eonsoi.dAted-Nee 70
ceipfs, 30,s30 bales; exports-to Great brxin'
:..,59S bales; to France. 40 bales; 70 mo So'a'
tinent, 2l,D63 bales. Totals since Septempel
lst-Net receipts, 6,e27, 3a4 balcs; exporss--se
Great britain, al2f,3S bales: 70 rf5nce, y. =,
s34 bales; to the Consinsnt, l.Iso,5os Daies, =
the Channel. O,737 bsiet Southern noar wS1H
Wheat lever and quiet; No. red, sS1easv7sc
aoost: options cloeod steady. Sale unaoS ~
isrdsy; No. = red, June. eo,>e.; 'as' WIZ
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MRS. WYATT SERIOUSLY HURT.
Horse Backs Carriage and Its oecu
pants over steep Bank.


pants Over "a steep Bank.
Mrs. William A. Wyatt, her daughter, Mrs
George L. styll. and the latters little SOD, aged
about eight years. had an almost miraculous
escape from death yesterday afternoon.
As il was both Of the ladies' were injured 70
some extent, the former probably quite seriously
The boy. who IA very nciFe, was more lOisuhute
and escaped without scratch
Mrs WYATT, Who until very recently Kept
bOardinghouse az the corner OF Eighth ana Gay
streets. nov resides with her daughter, az bar
ton Heights AID the two drive into the cry
every afternoon Tor Mr. rtyl who Is with the
Old DOmiuiOn Building and Loan ASSOCIATION.
They started into Richmond about "'5u O'CLOCK
vt.terday afternoon 80 usual, and when they
rot down % the bottom Oi inc h'ii
near NeurOnrs place there was iouh l
Nlug ~ the. ROAD horse Nblch hau
hut a lew moments before dropped dead III
harness The animal Is said 10 nave belongeu
To a Mr.. Hill. II was lying near where the Turn
nike leaves the old rOad-abOut square OF
square and half from the bridge over tho cieek
al Second street - 80
seeing that there was room 10 pass. INC
ladies' attempted 10 drive BY the dead horse
and lust as their sieed got about opposite
the other one and realized tbat u WIS
not alive, he reared ana DacAeu untn
| the carriage left the road and went down
| the steep embankment which Is perhaps elghi
! ar Ten feet high Tho horse was also pulled
/ over by the weight OF the vehicle. MIS-; WAT
| affeMDtei 10 got out as shc saw tuht 'ho nv
/ sres frightened ana was thrown 20 the gro una
win great violence. i; Is thought tn al Inc car
rage also caught her witn It's iGl weight. mts'
| Sfyu vas also thrown out ana prulseI, put no.
/ otherwise injured beyond the spTaning OF one oi
/ her ankles. -. - ..,.o
MIR. Barton and other gentlemen VINO were
/ near enough by 10 hear the screams Oh tue
/ ladies'. hasioned 20 their assistance ana the am
! bpiance was al hand In iow minutes. Mrs.
/ WYATT and Mira. style were brought 10 their
| former home, where Mr.. Wyatt stu retains a
/ roon,. and made as comfortable a. possible. Inc
/ .I,nshouse physicians remained until Or. gray,
/ Who Was sent tor by Mr.. Wyatt, arrived ana
/ made as careful an examination as heT hci'ou7
condition would permit.
| SIS. style was very much frightened ana paus
| hrnised though not at all seriously hurt. Mrr;
| Wyatt Is severely cut about the right eye nhd
| he whole OF that side OF her face ana heao u
bruised. Her most serious injury though 70 y
Ter left shoulder and leg and d.. Gray THINKS
,,a,s ia little doubt that the former Is fractured
When DIsrATcn reporter called a, sne nous
last night both Of IKE ladies were ies,ns luoss ny,
/ A D,e1i humber OF friends had called 10 onsi
! their sympathy and services
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-11
scotlana Neck Military school.

Correspondence o: the iichinohd Dlspalcn'I
sco1LaHD NECK, y. c., June lO.-Ihe com.
mencemeHt Of the Scotland Neck Military School
last night was very interesting.
AT night the new chapel was filed 10 over
flowing. il being the first commencement OF the
new school the public felt a groat deal oil inter-
est Ia il. Ten young men contested lor the de'
Gamers medal IL was awarded 10 Mt' IL u
AiisbroOk.
After the defamation two small companies
came one AT n time ON the large platform and COM
petei for q prize IA drill. The companies were
4 AMI Is. commanded respectively by Messts.
won by Company A.
Other prizes were awarded as follows; LLOYD
Bel. for being the most soliier-hke cadet IN
school: Earl Watson. Tor the hlghest h'erase
throughout the year; II. I. Pierce, for most I'M
provcment in penmanship; Charles Hening, Tor
best department.
The exercises were very fine, and the evening
was most heartily enjoyed by all.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-11
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE eUnDINe.
Contract Awarded Mr. Burton-Granitc
and GRAY Brjck the Materials.

The Building Committee OF the Chamber Of
Commerce met last night and selected granite
and Roman gray brick "a the material for the
new building, and awarded the contract 10 MI
W. q. Burton, he being the lowest bidder.
Mr.. Burfons bid was Gli2.1O0, and the con-
tract ~ awarded subject 20 the completion o.
the financial ARRANGEMENTS. On this point, how
ever there IL no question. The money X pledged
and the papers are bong prepared by the law
we're. ana the condition In the contract IL only 2
matter Of form. AZ soon ne the papers can b'
gotten ready and signed work on the DLliiluf
viii be commenced IL will be fnrshed inside O
sixteen months. The contract price OF The build
ing Will not cover the total cost a. the chamber
will put in number OF extras: the funds iol
these, however, are provided for IN the hnancia
arrangements.
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News Notes from weldon.

Correspondence OF the hlcnlnOhi DlSpa'ch.l
WELDON, ". c., June 1O.-Hrs. j. Il. Motley
died az her residence here this morning after "A
lingering Illness.
Misses Annie and Myra Garrett, two charming
schoolgirls. returned homo yesterday from OK
lord. -,
The sweet little Misses Eva and Estele Ed
wards are home for the holidays.
Miss Genevieve Gouldman. the accomplished
daughter OF Mr. Jesse GOuldman, OF Nestnore-
lani county. Va, is visiting relatives In town.
Miss Kate Prescott, one OF the most charming
Of Weldons fair daughters, returned home from
Petersburg yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-11
PROUD OF VIRGINIA TEACHERS.
To BE Married ia Baltimore-The Third
Party Developing strength.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
HESDEasOS, y. c.. June l0.-Ihe commence
ment exercises Of the Henderson Female Col.
lego closed last night with a larre and brilliant
concert in Burgcn Hall" The concert was
elaborate and entertaining, showed careful pre-
paration and skiful training. our people are
very proud OF the first years work az this inst-
tuition under Miss BufOrd and her sister, MIS-
philli,s. VINO came here from Virginia.
The tobacco " breaEs continue heavy.
Mr.. :. +. Teiser. one OF our largest and most
successful merchants LETT to-day for Baltimore,
where he viii be married on the 18th instant.
llc j. building a nice residence on Chestnut
street.
The Third-party people hold their county con-
vention tomorrow. They say that they are de-
termined 10 push the matter and VIII not he
stopped by anything. The move Is not alone
here, but IS developing strength IN the adjoining
counties OF Granville, FRANKLIN. and warren IA
this state, and IN MecklcnDurs county IN VIZ
gina. ~.
Mr. Thad. r. Manning, the talented editor on
the cod Lsdf, Is now visiting his DrOther III
Dakota, after having attended the National
Press Association az san Francisco, Cal. HIS
wife accompanied him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-11

t,on. Mrs. Charles Barney, who nj the last
meeting was elected recording secretary, was
forced 10 decline on account OF III health, ana
Mra. George w. Bagby was chosen "a her sue
ccssor.
ire following directors were elected: Mrs.
Charles barney, Miss Bette Eliyson, Mrs. Max
wel Clarke. Mrs. l.. G. Daniel, Mira. Thomas ~.
Jones, Miss Mimic Baughman, Mrs. Enders no
binson, Mrs. Hugh Taylor, Miss a. I. stuart
and Miss abby Crcnshaw.
A committee OF three was appointed 10 lay be-
foro the public the objects for which the socieS
was organized.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-11
A RECEIVER APPOINTED
In the Case Il Heidelberg aud Others
Against a. Maux and Others.

Messrs. William Flegenhoim and hill Mon
tague, "a counsel for Heidelberg and others. yes'
terday filed bill in the Chancery Court attac~-
ing the deed Of Assignment OF a. haux. 10 when
Harris Fisher IL trustee and pe,itioning for the
appointment Of a receiver.
Judge Lamp granted the petition and mp
pointed Mr.. William j. Woods. tho sienographer'
receiver. The petitioners are echedulcd ns second.
class creditors, and their claims aggregate about
$1,000.
Mr.. FIegcnheimer represents Heidelberg &
Co. of Baltimore aud Mr. Montague, II. Fret
denberg and :. Levy & sons OF New. York, ana
Gamble a Co.. Of baltimore. tfowder ana
Sayory, petitionlng creditors, arc represented
by MIR. Cohen.
When Mr.. Woods went down 10 take posses
sion OF the property he experienced some 'rou'
BILE and called policeman 10 his assistance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-11
The Federal House.
lBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch.i

ID9 IUI"IlT IFI1I " wv - TIT
WASHINGTON. ID. c., June lO.-Ihe only bust
ness transacted IN the House to-day was the
passage of a few bills authorizing the cOnstruc-
ton Of bridges over navigable rivers. Among
these were the bill authorizing the Mexican
Gulf. Pacific and Puget Sound Railroad Compa-
nv 10 construct bridges across the Alabama.
Warrior, Gipsev, and Tennessee rivers, Alaba-
ma. ana the hill authorizing the construction ct
n bridge across the tennessee river IN Madison
county. Ala.
The House took the usual recess till o'clock,
the evening session 10 be for the consideration OF
private pension bills.
The evening session Of the House was uneyent-
full and the House adjourned until Monday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-11
SENTENCED TO THE PeNlTeNTlARY.
Third Party in Wilson and Franklin Coun-
tfes-A birthday Lawn Party.


Correspondence Of the Richmond DlsDatrh.l
WILSON, y. c., June 10.-COurt "a rapidly
transaciing business. SO far two negroes have
been sent - the penitentary-Jim Lancaster
ten years. for highway robbery and Sue VIII
hanson, three years. for larceny.
Captain I. ~ Cooke, prominent attorney OF
LOuisburg, " g., says a Third party VIII be Or
gained la his lFranklin) county tomorrow.
Or. Il. Z. Freeman, who represented thls
county In the las; legislature, has been ap-
pointed chairman 81 the Peoples parry IN W IL
sOn county. | learn that this county VIII t1ke
no action in regard 20 this movement 40 meet
ing has been called yet
ACQUITTED.
Al. and joel Price were to-gay acquitted OF
the charge OF resisting Policeman Feton, VINO
arrested them in April with some difficulty az
your readers will recollert
Mr. and Mrs. W. NJ. Carter are spending the
summer in the mountains OF western North
Carolina
Mr. David Bel, an attorney Of Enfield, IS here
tc-isy.
M Donald Gillian, Of Tarboro', one OF the
brightest lights IN the legal armament oil Notth
Carolina, was here yesterday.
Mr. lsham Rowland, a prominent business
man If Henderson. y. C.. was here yesterday.
Az the handsome residence Of MAJOR Heorgt u.
gr4on iast night q lawn party va siyon by ~
Young daughter. Mis-. Ell, IN honor Of her lotn
birthday. An elegant supper was served al II
o'clock. aud the young people spent an evening
~ rare enjoyment. l..
M. Y. X. Cozart has returned to his home In
oxford.
Rev. B. F. Long, the editor Of the Rocky Mount
ArgOnaW, was here yesterday
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-11

New York. which IS now undergoing q
thorough rebuilding, will be open to the
public july 1st.
This is altogether the largest hotel pro.
perty in New York. and with the present
improvements will have a valuation Of
nearly S2.0OJ,0 900 and accommodate over
loo persons.
AR. Haynes, the new lessee. expects to
make 1t great popular house Tor families
and business men. At popular rates. for
which the location is admirably adapted.
The new cable cars on Broadway reach
overv fashionable store. theatre. and at.
traction of the city. and transfer with al
cross-town lines. reaching every station,
dock, and ferry in town.
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Announcing Marriages.

Mrs. George p. Stacy has issued cards for the
marriage Of her daughter. Miss Isabelle, 10 Mr.
j. WIN jefferson. OF Louisville, Ky. The cere'
mOny will take place wednesday evening.
January 22d at $50 o'clock, Mt seyenth-Stree'
Christian church.
Cards are also out for tine marriage CT Miss
Maggie A. Small and Mr.. Horace Oliver Gates on
"Wednesday afternoon. June 10Th, AZ 300, ~
UnOn-StrtiOn Methodist church. The bride-eleci
Is q niece Of Major aud Mrs. ID. \. Sanderlin.
Miss Helen G. Pace and MIR. T. BEDFORD Aaron
will DE married Tuesday afternoon, June nth
NJ $3.50 o'clock.