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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-04
TO COLLECT RELICS Or THE WAR
The Confederate Memorial and Literar
Society Organized Yesterday.

The Confederate Memorial and Literary so
ciety was formally organized yesterday at q
meeting OF the Ladies' Hollywood Memorial
Association. This is the society 10 which the
city donated the Davis mansion about two years
ago. and as they will come into the possession
OF the property al no distant day II was consid-
cred necessary 10 perfect an organization.
IL was decided 70 have separate ofncers ior the
two organizations, though they are practically
one 30 the following of1cers were elected for tho
Literary Society: President Mrs. Joseph Bryan I;
First Vice-Presltent, Mrs. james h. Grant; Sc
copd yice-Prcsident, Mrs. X. u. Coloton; he
cording Secretary, Mrs. Charles G. Barney; Cor
responding Secretary, Mrs. Stephen futncs
Treasurer. Mrs. Y. @. Townes There Will DO
another meeting Of the society at o:3O o'ciocx
next Thursday afternoon IN tho lecture-room OF
DIR. Hoges church.
Reports from the subcommittee who had
charge OF the memorial exercises were received.
The Hollywood Memorial Association Juniors
were complm epted tor tho thoroughness and
taste with which they decorated the graves.
II was ordered that letters OF thanks DO sert
Bishop Randolph tor his magnificent sermon
last Sunday night and to Hr. Loigh Robinson, OF
Washington, Tor his splendid Grafton on Memo
rIal-Day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-04
NOW SO YEARS OLD.
Tho Howitzers TO Celebrate Their Ami
versary Next Monday.

Tho Richmond Bowitzers viii celebrate their
thirty-third Anniversary at Ashland Park next
Monday, and very pleasant programme has
been arranged for the occasion. The train will
leave Elba station at $50 o'clock In the morn
ing. The following are the committees in charge
OF the celebration: Lieutenant Thomas ii.
starke, chairman. On Invitation sergeant
William s. Woodson, Sergeant Wiliiam H.
tation-Bugler T.. /. Lynch, Private j. NJ
Grooms, end Private Y. ID. mason. On Refresh
ments-sergeant W. {. Ammons. On Amuse-
mcnts-Sergeant W. Mex. Fisher, Private Al
fred Benson, Corporal j. >. Eubank, and Private
j. III. Gerring.
The following Is the programme OF amuse-
ments for the day: Basc-ball-prlzo 70 success
ful nine-iiowitzer Association Is. Howifzer
shot: ouoits cards, &C.. luncn, ii A. NJ: din
ner, 300 z. A.; ciaret punch, Lemonade, cigars
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-04
THE sHopLIFTeRs SENT ON.
Proceedings OF Yssteeday's Police Court
important Cases. Sc.

Proceedings Of Yesterdays Poiice Cours-
Important Cases. Sc.
In tho Police Court yesterday Eliza Jane RAN
dolph aisas Flora Thornton and Bette smith
(both colorcd) were charged with felouiously
stealing fourteen yards Of black lace founcing.
valusd at s2O. from tho Cohen Company; three
linen shirts and ono sauzc undershirt from
woodward a Lothrop, and Two pieces OF Madras
cloth from Isaac Held. An item about these
thefts and the arre-t Of the women was pub
iishcd in yesterday DIspATciL; The women wore
sent on 70 the grand Jury in al three cases:
Rosa Gray (coIored) was also sent 10 the grand
fury on the charge OF stealing t2.5O from Junius
jackson.
Tho case Of Russell Morgan (colored,, accusec
Of reckIessly running his team against hacnae,
W. Farrar IN the street., was continued unt'
June 9th at the request OF the defendant
william Anderson (coiored) paid 20 ana coets
for trcspassing on the premises OF r. II. Mayo
and threatening TO assault I. >: Noble.
Lorenzo Rhodes was assessed 20 iof striking
and kicking John X. Waldman on the street.
The other cases were unimportant.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-04

oolonsl Thomas wnisshsad. CommIsaionsr b
Cisy, where he attended tie firss Dis(Fics Fsfm.
en- institute on last Tuesday. He rspogts Z
splsudid meeting. big crowd. and ecod time
as result OF the institute. Captain Orris A.
Brown, . member Of The Board Of Agriculture
was Chairman Of the institute.
Owing 10 tho demands that are constantly
being made upon him for information Colonel
Whitehead b getting up complete liss o
pure atock shroughcut the State. The blanl
which he II sending out TO tho tarmcn OF Viz
giuia calls for tho namo Of the breeder and the
pure-blooded cattle, horBos, sheep. ana swine
bred. Tho Commissioners thinks those return1
will show that tho State b greatly improving n
the class Of stock being raised.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-04
AH,a-ding.House Thief Caught.

y" y taIHEr8fn 70 inc UI3pdtcl.I
.lNIIif. NA. June Sine room Of Mr.. w.
a.rr 90 Nr-. Gales clearinghouse was re-
enforced aul watch and 500 10 money
So ..lu Warner tcolore1) was arrested on
U- and when searched the watch and q
i- fte % .rey was found upon bis person.
= Ha. lir-i ID .ail and again searched, when
.. ile mJacy MAS found, amounting ia all
'f-
a. H. ?. Graham ,col0re1) who for the past
. -. years Lac been pastor OF the LOyal-Street
90 .,lr.1. has accepted a call 70 the Filth
f-.i .-IT.l Ir kiehmOnd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-04
TobnccO Notes.

Mr.. John N. Taylor and wife visit oxford, N.
c., tomorrow 10 SEQ her parents.
Mr. Samuel p. Carr ana family returned yes
terday afternoon IRON Kentucky after several
weeks absence.
Mr.. W. II. Walker Is here on his way home at
Henderson, n. c.. from Kentucky and Mis-
souri,
Mr. w. NJ. carter. OF Wilson, y. c.. has good
Richmond trade, and hes been several days with
our tobscco-men.
Mr.. w. r. Hancock capped the climax yester.
day aylng ~ cents for fine black wrapper.
Sun-cured averaged $11.13 yesterday, against
&c. last week. The quality and prices are both
hiatt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-04
Almost Another Lynching.
[By telegraph to the Dispatch.I


PORT JERyIs. y. Y, June 3.-P. }. Foley, ms
young freshman suspected OF completely Ia tne
outrage for which a negro was lyncheu yester-
day, was arrested to-day, and It took all the
force that the authorities could muster 10 save
him from the lynchers long enough TO smusgle
him ON a train for transfer 10 Goshen JAIL. IL Is
charged that he melted the negro TO the act,
and invited the GIRL 10 take a walk. and lett her
at a place agreed upon with the negro. lie was
seen In her company only few minutes before
the outrage al the spot where the deed was
nrfofr ed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-04
yvindfaiis from weldon.

UNDERSTANDINGS OF TIE KIcnmUuu DIspHpcn.J
WELDON, n. c., June 3.-Nrs. Ellen Meade
Clarke, OF Atlanta, Ga, passed through Weldon
yesterday route TO her old home, In Bruins
wick county, Va, on visit TO the family Oh nor
uncle, Mr.. X. Il. Meade.
A number Of delegates passed through here
to-day going 70 the Minneapolis National Repub-
lean Convention. The majority OF them were
Harrison ofiice-holdcrs-
A lively thunderstorm passed over Weldon
this evening, considerably cooling and purify
ing the air.
Mr.. and MIRA w. L. Blankenship, who was
married at Charlotte Wednesday last, are nero
on a visit to Mr.. Blcnkanships mother
Mr.. s. y. Arlington returned TO Weldon yes
tcrday after several days absence.
Miss Adele Balm, the charming daughter OF
here, the guest OF Mrs. 4. II. Chavasse.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-04

g pc., ~. s;s:s! s. c:sss. s ~:
hobart Whites, ~ and y. 4 Tsihsr, stew.
ne Hssssx ins.S;,eS - su ~ & a. oS;csrs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-04
BUSINESS OPPORrUNIT1EA

LNOK SALE.-A GENILEMAN DE-.
IL STRING TO make change In busiuess Will
sell FIRST-CLASS BAR with COAfkc.
rIONERY attached, together with entire stock
Of CHOICE WINES. LIQUORS, CIGARS, and
CONNECTIONS In stock. A nrnt-class trade
already established. and the only cause OF ssle
Is superior inducements offered In another hne
OF business
For all information concerning above apply TO
JOSEPH GIANNOTTI. Ninth and Broad streets,
or at FOL Brook avenue. 10 S-oE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-04
BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, June D. Flour hrm and un-
changed; receipts, 1860 barrels: shipments,
35,202 barrels sales, ,2e5 barrels wheat
firmcr No. 2 red, spot, 92ao2,lc.; june ess
92Ac. July, 92ag2ISc. steamer No. =. red
SOC. ssked; receipts, 5J,9S3 bushels s!ock'
1,132,200 bushels saies, $4,000 pusneis'
southern wheat dull; Fuitz, sIao2c.: Long
berry. 9Oa93c. Corn strong; mixed, spot. b5,la
55xc.; June, 55Aa55lf.; July, oo1saooAc.;
steamer mixed, sic: receipts, 2S.0o3 bushels
shipments, q, 1870 bushels; stock, o90,9S3 push-
els; sales, SO, - bushels. southern corn strong
No. 2 white western, 3slea39c.; No. 2, mixed
western. 311<a3Sc. receipts. IL, 900 bushels
stock, %, sos bushels. Rye dull; No. =, S2aS3c.:
stock. 22sos bushels Hay quiet good 70 choice oiss
and irmer; steamer TO Liverpool. per bushe,
Sd. Cork for orders, per quarter, &c.
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI, o., June 3.--Flour strong. Whent
stronger; No. 2 red, ssao911c. Corn strong;
s sSi Pork steady q. sio.75. Lard in fair de-
mand at $500. Bulk-meats frm nj So.ooa
a6.62ts Bacon In fair demand and firm az
s7.75asTS7I9. Whiskcy In fair demand at
e1.15. -
WILMINGTON. n. c., June 3.--Turpentlne,
steady 28lzc. Ros'n steady: strained. eOc.; good
| strained, o5c. Tar steady at si.35. Crude tur-
pentiue steady; hard, s1; ysllow-dip and virgin.
| sl.S0.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTUIEs
NEW YORK. June 3.-cotton-Net receipts.
SS : ..ay r''sH s fss OisS
| S7.8Oae76l; July. e7.65es7.66; August
| s7.sOas7.7l; September, S7.77aS7.lS: Octo-
Der, s7.s7as7:ss; November. ss'97asa'9as
| February, ss.27ass.2s; March. ss.37asS.3s.
| LIVERPOOL MARkEra
LIVERPOOL, June 3-yoon.-Cotton steady
/ and In fair demand; American middling, 4isd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-04

os loc' ssl!s Is s't (; ~. q;
nssr ncrsis ei,sa5.23t Jamss 9. IIn6ley snd
.s . Dss 50 "a e ssn ssu :sSs Own 3 *,I
Hsnrico ': J CUES d jectsou ana wife p ChrIs:
tlan Bursiuy, s0k feet 90 wesl sac I n08.
Rirhmcnd Chemical Works 70 Richmond Cedar
Works, 200 feet on James river known ~ Pow
haitian Marine Railway, e1s64o; James x.
Wooden and wife 70 James =. uensfy, 20 ices On
filrnrikc Al 400.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-04
THE COUNTRY CLUB FORMED.
Blandcn Park neutrality-suspicious. for
Out Door Sports Being Made.


Outdoor Sports Being Made.
large number Of Hebrew gentlemen met on
Thursday evening and formed the Country Club,
the purpose OF which Organization will be TO en-
courage the participation BY Its members In out
door sports
The following officers were elected: President,
Samuel Hirsch; Vice-Preydent, Leon Waller
STEM: Secretary and Treasurer, Samuel Bend
helm: Captain Alex II. Meyer. Board OF Man.
agers-Messrs. Hirsch, wallerstein, Bendhcim'
Never. Henry 3. Augie, and Alex. X. Schaap.
Biandon Park has been leased BY the new
club and 1t will be laid of into baseball and
football grounds, tennis codrts, q race-course,
Nc. The opening will occur In week or ten
days. and the days programme will embrace q
nurr,por OF outdoor contests. In which tho MEM
bers and some invited guests viii take part.
Every Thursday has been dedicated by the Or
canization to Its lady frienos and the grounds
Win be placed at their disposal on these days
The club Is strictly private affair and its enter
tsinments win in no wise DO open to the pubic
generally. =.
once. and 1t 10 expected that by the opening day
the new organization will have fully lou mem
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-04
Telegraphic BrevitIes.

Acting-Goyernor Jerninghams letter 70 tho
Lord Mayor Of London appealing Tor help Tor tue
sufferers in Nautilus says over 2o,o0o people
arc homeless ana tnat o,OuU houses III Tois
Louis are in ruins
the granite manufacturers OF New England
apuoupced Yesterday that their yards were open
10 all men willing 10 make lndlVlolai cchtiacts
Ihis very much embttered the striking stone
workers and put further away all chance Tor
settlement
The Jury in the case Of william scrogglns, at
Birlninghsm, Ala, returned q verdict last night
OF murder in the nrst degree, and nxed the
Denalty at death. Scroggins murdered peddler
named s. Schutze at Warrior, and rined MS
pack. scroggins IL white man.
Fire WAS announcer yesterday evening In the
cargo Of the steamship 81. Papcras, lying at a
docs in brooklyn nearly ready TO sail Tor Liver
pool. The vessel had q miscellaneous cargo,
principally cotton and grain. The nre was as
covered In the morning and had been burning
vessel and cargo.
caotein w. 8. schiey, United States navy
tlght-house inspector at New YORK, on Thursday
laid n submarine ca BILE connecting the dynamo
station on Sandy Hook with the new eiec, n,,.
lighted turning buoy ON Southwest spit Inc
buoy win FIRST regularly display It's red mean
descent-light on the night OF June 10Th. Inc
ca bic Is Two miles long, double-armor~d, ana OF
the most approved pattern. The commercial
interests OF New York have long demanded mat
this bstoy be lighted, As II marks sharp right
angle turn for eavy-draught vessels.
In the country near Guthrie, o. r.. baii-stoncs
as large az hens eggs fell for some time during
Mondays storm, breaking windows, destroying
vegetation. and killing lice stock. The little
Town OF Carney was almost completely wiped
ont Nobody was injured, however. Al Britton'
south OF Guthrie. the scbool-house and the resi-
dence OF Henry Butt were botn compicteiy
wreck cd A number OF farm-houses were also
damaged. At Orlando three houses were pio"n
over and Que man was injured, and east OF tnere
in Payne county many farms were swept clear
Of buildings
The National Association Of Nurserymen con.
cludei It's session I'm Atlanta Thursday, ana ire
delegates went on visit 70 the fruit regions IN
Middle and Southern Georgia The impor.ans
business yesterday was the passage OF RESOLUTIONS
virtually instituting q boycott against Caniorhis
srults These resolutions cite tho California
quarantine on eastern nurserymens STOCK, ana
the association resolved. In case TINS u
NOT raised. 70 exert all iss influence %
YET stric,er inspection laws passed by
states. The association elected the following
of6cers: President, II. Augustine, OF ONO: wee
prrsfdent. H. X. Jewett, OF Wisconsin: oocretsry'
| q. A. Green, Of New York Treasurer, n. A.
Wh;fney. Of iilincis. Executive Commistee: ~.
y. Hiaks. Of Alabama: w. J. Peterson. o. onio
Il 4 Inrs. of Ohio. Tho next Convention viii
| he held In Lhicage next year.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-04
Omoers of JOppa Lodge.

Joppa Lodge, No. 10, OF Masons, held a most
interesting meeting in the Masonic Temple
Thursday aight. There were about forty mem
Der. present and q large number OF visiting
liam RYAN paid tho lodge an official visit, and
after a short speech presided over the annual
election Of officers, which resulted as follows !;
Thomas Whittet, worshipiul master; samuel
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-04
Tea OF the Junior Hollywood Association.

The annual tea Of the Ladies' Hollywood Me-
mortal Association wGs given last night OK inc
old Bailey house, near the corner OF Franklin
and jefferson streets, with quite large crowd IN
attendance. The lawn was beautifully deco
rated with lanterns, and the stately mansion
was tastcfuly draped In tie colors OF tae
Union. A number Of tables were spread upon
the oft green grass ana reireshments were
served by the charming young laiios 0. the Jul
nior Association, who had charge OF the affair.
In the cosy old house, which was brilliantly
lighted. n throng Of merry young people gath
cred, and dancing was INDUCED IN until quite a
late hour. The evening, which was made
aweeter By the soft moonlight and the delightful
company, was highly enjoyable to all who par
took Of the tea.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-04
The Lywysrs victorious.

An amateur game OF ball was played on lslano
ID. ~ vasterday afternoon between picked nine
som nosed mostly Of bank clcrks, and the law
vers' VINO have organized 70 cross bats with the
doctors on tho 9th instant. The game resulted
Ths csmo ON tho 9th promises to be very inter
.st,nc' and no doubt lasge crowd VIII atfend.
nnnber OF tickets have already been sold.
The proceeds viii be devoted to the stuart-monu'
monf fund.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-04
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK, June a--The stock markes con-
tinued dull to-day, and sold down fraction at
the opening on sales from London. After the
pressure from that source was withdrawn BY the
closing Of the London market prices improved
slightly. Now England. Sugar, and Burlington.
however, continued to fall for other than London
reasons. The general list closed At about the
opening prices or ct fractional changes. DIS
tlIlers Is up per cent. aud Burlington and New
England are each down 10. sales-Listed'
10000 shares; unlisted, 10000.
MONEY AND KxcHANGE.
Erenfna- Exchange quiet and steady at ASA
AS. Commercial tills 4S1<a4S73. Money
easy at ls5qla. closing offered at ~. sub-Ifea-
s,lry Dalances-Coin, st0I.l1l,00o currency,
$40 1000. overaments duh but steady;
per cents. III. state bonds neglected.
STOCK QUOTATIONS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-04
10 3-l1t
NOTICE TO BIDDERS.

SEALED PROPOSALS VIII DO received b. ne
Building Committee Of the First National BANK
at Newport News. Va. for tho erection OF BANK
and OFFICE BUILDING TO be located 81 NeVs
port News, Va.
Drawings and Specifications can be seeu q ~
bank, IN Newport News, Va. or the ONCE q TIE
architect, George G. Moser, NO. 1913 Main street,
Norfolk. Va.
10 10 A. N. OF SATURDAY, June is. iSe2. tho
committee reserving the righ, % rcject any %
all bids and will require a solvent pond for The
faithful fnlhment Of the contract
BY order OF the committed.
GEORGE G. MOsBR
fe l~1Ot AYcattoc4
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-04

,.ua Cola. = middle-aGed colorod W0naus
mo vas insane ana hsd boon confined IN the
Hsny5eo cot.uty fail to await conveyance TO an
asylum. died y tie city tsi, Zs,sssrdsZ r mere
ne vhsis tSe Hsnrioo prison y belng pulled
1 ~ MT Tho woman would not sstsuythlny and
rssiiy died irom starvation. An inquest we
heid Yesterday afternoon q squire nsney
Fnschkogn, and the ve!moy q w. susS ~ sa~s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-04
On the Ragged Edge

The clothes that are washed
without Psayline. If you get
them clean by the necessary
rubbing with soap, they will
soon get ruined by the wear
Of it. Peayline saves the wear,
by saving the work-there is
little or no rubbing. 1t does
no harm to anything that it
washes, and it washes every
thing. Use Peayllne, and use
less labor. Labor is useless, if
you use Peaylsne, for it is un-
necessary.
Beware of limitations. 2iO JAMES PYLE. N.Y.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-04
WI soon BE Completed.

0-rs .olienco % the Richmond Dlspatch-l
-.rlt- IFsE.. June There are now about
--r.rel ttnss a. work on the Bristol. Eliza
t.i Aorfh Carolina railroad. Mr.. Ben
..si Fl. president q the road, informed me
1857 'ti fFa.ls would be running from here
lsa iaTl q ElizabeintOn by the middle OF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-04
RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARIE.

JUNE 3.-Rocdpts: $50 head cattle. 100
sales: us head cattle. $50 sheep and lambs,
and 400 head hogs
Prices:
Caftis. best 4a414c. grose medium 70 good.
slass4c gross; Common 70 fsir' sAa3'1c sross'
Bulls, 21fa3c. gross.
sheep, S1fa41<c Grosa
Lambs, 0a7c gf0dA
Hoxx 65<A0i<c not
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-04
Ercur,inn 4, Wnshinston no. NIrht.

Messrs. Clash, Thompson & Co. will run an
excursion TO Washington tonight. Tho train
leaves Elba Station nj O'clock sharp. and re-
turning will leave Washington Monday evening
at O'Clock. Those who 90 will have an opportu-
nifty 10 witness the bail game on Monday between
the Washington and Cincinnati clubs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-04
EDUCATIONAL.

GUNNER SCHOOL OF MEDICINE
~ UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
j. w. MALLEr. N. D., A. ii, FUTILE. N. h.
Chemistry, Histology.
W. d. TOwLEs. N. d., w. q. CHRISTIAN, y. D.s
Anatomy, Physiology.
Opens JULY 9Th. Closes September 3. 1892.
Has proved OF signal use 70 beginners and 70
practitioners preparing for examination ociot9
State or other medical boards. For circular adj
dress the Secretary, DIR. W. @. CHRISTIAN,
University Station. Charlottesville, We.
tGHCu1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-04
strike of s1arble-catters.

q Dso,tfniE, h., june 3.-Tne ,narble-custers
/ ~, e'.y have gone out on . strike for nine
..,-s,. -sy With ten bours pay. Their en-
- ihey VIII not yie.d 70 the demand.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-04

- lD'leiersra 70 tho Dfspetc8sI
err. ORA u June 3.--1hs busineee failures oc-
tsst sioigho1t tho country duFlnG - -
s.ats hambes for the United etes1o 17os
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-04

Dichmond, NAl1l4e - xleI1 u Le ~ y.
Biess 9 e. q gs.s ssi -. 80 ef; 80
! ! J
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-04
Gold far Iurone.

A.. BY telegraph. 10 the Dpspstch.l
~ iVhk, Juos a. HeidelDsch, Ickslheimer
lf, "A snip 100000 In gold coin 70
islys ssii's s9lgv Total apount going "
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-04
THE
MIDNIGHT MINING COMPANY.
CAPITAL STOCK 100000.
Shares Of 81 each full paid and WORCESTERSHIRE
NO sALARIgD OFFICERS. 0URAY, COL

Tbs pronertv OF the MIDNIGHT MINING
COMPANY is situated In tho Rcd Mountain
Mining District, Ouray county. Coz, ana = IN
close proximity to some OF tho richest suver
mines In the United States, one Of ise immos
diate neiRhbors, tho "Yankee Giri hevins peio
100 per cont. In dividends since JuIy, tbev, %
ia total capital stock, while another, sne Ne"
Guston." has paid about go per csns; on "s '"
TAI on initial stock since November, 1858.
Tho Midnigh. Mine, having . true nss9re vo'u'
has been very favorably reporseo on " "e'r
Known mining engineers and experts
The Midnight vein 10 believed 20 DC snS ".asn
vein or feeder, OF which the fsnkeo "1' ~"
Now Custom are mere ofishoots.
Tho Midnight 10 therefore, dcsunsy
great dividend payer when sufncions asp'" ~
been reached. -. =. a-.s
,.rei n "a foet down. but II 10 deemed better 70
any m a second level, 100 feet deeper. OF wnscn
30 feet has already been sunk, IN osuSs " ~
more stoping-g ground before commenc'ns W.
regular shipment OF ore. .,,W.s>ns
0piy enough shares 70 yield sum ,u@cy ,1
for the Acorn pishmento Of this result VIZ ~ ~.
To mat and only 20 900 shares are offered 20
sha nubiic At soc q share. An opportunity ~
thns offered 70 each person OF however smsn
means Of making splendid invecemcns -
These shares, remember, are fuuy pA'a " -
nJ Prosoectuses and fun information can b Cd
tanned by application % o,,y.xr n
ALFRED y. KkEr,
my 29.6r Rxchanee Hotel, Klcnmooas -
r ANCAHTEE & LUCKE,
aANKYRs AND BROKERS'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-04

DEATHS.
COTMAN-Died, at the residence OK his
parents, No. 2723 n street, ct O'Clock =. NJ:
June 80, EMMETT HAZLEWOOD, infant son OF
James I. aid Eta Q. Gotham; aged months
and days.
precious one from Us has gone,
voice we loved Is stilled;
A place 10 vacant In our homo,
Which never can be filled.
God In His wisdom has recalled
The boon His love has given,
And though the body ehlpbers here
The soul Is safe In Heaven.
The remains will be taken 70 tho country and
services at the grave.
WARINNER.-Die at the residence OF hei
son-in.law, Thomas j. jackson, No. llO5 north
Twcnty-ninth street, yrne Sd, at 1:30 o'clock
Mrs. SUSAN F. WARfNNER. in her 74th year
Funeral will take place from East End Baptist
church SATURDAY at IL o'clock. Her remains
will DO taken TO the old homestead In Henrict
county. She leaves two sons and three daugn
ters 10 mourn their loss. BY request, no nowerh