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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-03
THE

The property OF the MIDNIGHT MlNlNd
COMPANY Is situated In the Red Mountain
Mining District, Ouray county. Col. ana Is IN
close proximity 10 some OF the richest silver
mines IN he Tn tod states. one OF its iinme-
date neighborB, the yankee Girl having palh
I.O per cent. In dividends since July. 1891 on
i,s total capital stor K, while another, the I'VE"
Custon, has paid about 800 per cent. on It's To-
tai capital stc,k since November, 1883.
The Midnight Hine, Aag.ug true nsslre vein'
bas been very fayorably reported on BY weL-
known mining engineers and experts.
The Midnight vein is believed TO be the nam
vein or feeder, OF which the ahAeo ''ti anu
New Custom are mere onshoots.
The Midnight is therefore, destined 10 o. a
great dividend payer when sufficient Depth mas
been reached.
K,ch ore is already being cotton our ~ hrst
level Il J5 foet down but II Is deamed prttet 10
sink TO second level, 100 feet deeper, of when
so feet has already been sunS, In order 70 gam
more sioping-ground before commencing mo
regular shipment OF ore.
Only enough shares 20 yield sum sufficient
for the accomplishment OF this result VII be sod
To that end only 10000 shares are offered 10
tho public NJ 5Oc. n share. An opportunity Is
thus offered 10 each person OF however Small
means VI making splendid investment.
These shares, remember are fully paid up ana
worcestershire.
Prospec,uses and full information can be OBJ
tanned by application 10
ALFRED T. kkEr.
my 29-6t' Exchange Hotel, Rlchrnond, va.
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An IMPROVEMENT.

Toward delivery hour, however, the stubborn
resistance which the market had made TO all ef-
forts 10 get prices down, and an evident fear that
the larger bears had deserted then led the local
shorts 10 cover. and the demand became 10
urgent that considerable activity was developed.
while the Improvement in some stocks became
marked The industrials and speciaries natu-
rally led the advance, but all the Grangers,
Louisville the Coalers. and some others scored
large gains during the short time the advance
had 10 run.
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A s.r,ons Creyasse.

W.. oy,y.sa. June about daylight to-day
W. s1',s'.a @..e,,rred between jamestown and
Webers Landing, 10 ST. James parish: opposite
me convent. i, Is now twenty-five feet VIDE. ~
his break 10 not closed tho water ron " WIN
soon cover the Texas ana fac'nc 'S'ii""''
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eai r,mO8e STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE, juno 2.-Virginia 3s, I49sa1o
baltimore and Ohio stock. eIls bid Northeti
Central stock. 60a69A Baltimore and oni'
Southwestern LIST incomes, 6o bid; 90. "a IN
cornes. 2sls asked: do. 81 incomes. So asked
consolidated gas bonds, ll5lsall6; do. stock
,JL,aJJM.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-03

Are you perfectly satisfied with the
clothes that you are wearing? Do they
come up to your expectations? Don't
Won think that there are some respects
in which they could be improved upon ?
These are pertinent questions we are
asking. but they are just such questions
as We are willing to have asked about
our
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-03
door of the DISPATCH Office yesterday
NEW WORK STOCK MARKET.

Mean temperature. ................ 81
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- Il TAe LICK HoRss.
'' '' the Famous Company Meet a
Naf...f .. ~, o.. ~. ..,,.,...

' '' thc Famous Company Meet at
'if''ni 3D. and Tell Good War stories.
gram 20 the Dispatch,
sac. June About sixty Of the
ot h.aek-Hcrse Cavalry Company
l iero yesterday. They met at
semcut Of tho courthouse and
iluel o. tho hotel where a
.l.t awaited ihen. There were
t.f-.a. among them Rev. 6. G..
.Hr % fue gallant captain 81 the
Eheu Randolph: MAJOR Taylor
.rf George Nelson. Tie two fret
0 allied upon 20 speak Captain
- speech, and al three re-
. ile aliieuce. loud and loug,
ll'- - re bravery aad recalled
..f ...rs ~ she war.
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NEW YORK.


NEW YORK, June cotton stendy: middling
upisnds. ms: middlng Orleans, 81 sales,
2,O2J bales: total net receipts, all ports, 3,e1I
bales: exports--to Great Britain. 3,4JO bales;
To the Continent, 4.430 bales; stock, co. 14
bales. Southern Moderate business. Wheat
stronger and sctve: No. red. sIlsa9sstc
afoat; options closed strong, asassc. over Sat
urday; No. = red, June, 9Ossc.; July, WIG =,
September. 0l%c. Corn steady and active; NO.
z, 503. &c. in elevator: 51asosltc. anoat: OPP
tons closed arm June, 56lsc. July, o4c. sep
TENDER. 53l4c. Oats active and stronger; OPP
tons more active and nrm; June ana july
36ssc. spot, No. ., 36l5a3134c.; mixed western,
35I6a3Sc. Coffee Options closed steady, DC.
up to DC. down; June. 2.iOatl2.lo July,
slLe0as11.95; September, ell.s5all.aO /;
spot Rio quiet and steady: No. :, l25sc. sugar
Refined firm ana in good demand. Molasses-
New Orleans quiet and steady; common 10
fancy, 2Jsj,c. Rice in fair demand md hrni;
Petroleum steady and quiet. Cotton-seed OIL
quiet and steady; crude. 2Sltc. Rosin quiet
and steady; strained. common 10 good, sl.5Da
sI.37l@. Turpentine dull and weak at l9a29l9c.
Provisions quiet and steady. Peanuts easy.
freiglts quiet and steady; cotton isd.; gram
ID.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, June "A harvest Of dough instead
OF grain was predicted by some gloomy specuia-
tors to-day. More rain in the corn and winter
wheat sections caused an advance In those ar
tices. Oats shared In the improvement ana
provisions. after early weakness, recovered most
Of the decline. Wheat IL bout 1sc. desrer, corn
| is up "a much. and oats improved 4c The pro
| vision market opened weak at some decline from
| the closing prices of the day before, and ruled
easier the greater part Of the session, but closed
up firm In sympathy with corn.
Cash quotations: Flour steady and unchanged
No. 9 spring wheat. s3l9as3ssc.; No. red
S9l5r. No. . corn, 50lss5O3lc. No. oats
3I5lc Mess pork, sl0.g0aslO.62Is. Lard
| s632iS. short-rite, s8.42Ikas6.45. Dry-sated
! shoulders. sb.25as5.37l@. short shear, s6.65a
! .J.s21s- Whskey, sl.l5.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-03

Mr.. Jere Il. Traylor. travelling salesman
for r. X. Penn 4 Co.. SAYS; ; nave 1eoI hs
- suI nav iifs. bpt found perfect relief from
uiing BEadycrotips
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...-o 10 ibs Richmond DlsDatch.l
....f.re Mr. George +. Greene,
tlr Berkeley Young Mems
..0l. was united ia marriage at
N.l.. yesterday o. Miss Annie
a'4uei home tAls morning with
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NEW YORK, June 2.--The stock market today
was moro barren OF feature than for many
weeks past, tho apathy seemingly having ex'
tended to the bear side OF the market as well as
TO the bulls. although the early arrival OF the
heated term may have Induced many members
Of tho board 20 stay away and thus reduce the
volume OF business and the width Of fluctuations
TIE OPENING But SLIGHTLY CHANGED.
Tho general market opened with only slight
changes from last nights pr,es, and selling
pressure being absent an upward tendency De,
came Immediately apparent, resulting In sinaii
gains among the 2otive stocks but an attack on
Union Paoinc quickly followed and the advance
was checked and some declines were established:
Extrcme dulness then marked tho dealings until
well into the afternoon, when prices slowly ap-
feature OF note.
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MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES or THE WORLD
Prices for Money, bonds. Stocks. Grain.
Tobacco. Cotton. &C.. and tho
Wast her Indications
tBy telegraph to tho Dlspatch.I

tBy telegraph to tho Dlspatch.l
WASHINGTON. d. c.. June p
RAIN Forecast for Virginia for twenty
-four hours-from midnight to mid
night: Slightly cooler weather
west winds some cloudiness and showers,
with probably local thunder-storms COOL
er and cloudy Saturday.
For North Carolina: Cloudy weather
and local showers; fair and slightly cooler
Saturday.
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The Leading futures ranged as follows:
BALTIMORE,
BALTIMORE. June 2.-Flour qu

BALTIMORE, June 2.-flour quiet; receipts,
1S,343 barrels; shipments, 1850 barrels;
sales. 1,19l barrels. Wheat dun; No. red,
spot, 9O54a9lc.; June, 00t4a9Oltc.; July, 9Oa
0Ollc.: steamer No. =. red, SIC. asked re-
celpts, 50.637 bushels; shipments. 23,9ls
bushels; stock. l,097.l7l bushels; sales, LOB
OOO bushels. Southern wheat dull; Futz, sIa
93c. Longberry. g0a93c Corn strong; mixed,
spot 53s. a535sc. June, 53Na5+.; July. 33la
a53s,,: steamer mixed, 50ifa5Uac.: receipts,
32, Il3 bushels stock. go, 81 bushels: sales,
l24, 900 bushels. Southern corn-White active
at 54c.: yellow duh at 53a,5lsc. oats
frmer; No. 2 white western, 3slla39c. No. :,
mixed western. 36l$a3iiSc.: stocK. l4O.OsO
bushels. Rye dull; No. ?. S2aS3c. receipts. 1877
bushels; stock. 30,932 bushels. Hay firm ;
good TO choice timothy, sl3.o0nas1f.5o. Gram
freights steady. Cotton very firm; middling, pc.
Butter unsettled; creamey, fancy, lsc do iair
10 choice, 16al7c do. imitation, l5al6c.; lsdle,
fancy ic.; do. good to choice, llal3c.; store
packed. 9a12c.; grass, 1Oal3c. Eggs hrm, loc'
Coffee steady; Rio cargoes, fair, 1910. No. Z,
I3a14c. Sugar steady, active; graduated, 4s4c.
Copper steady. Whisky steady, Peanuts frin
ST LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS No., June 2.-Flour held
higher; prices unchanged; Wheat M
settled and higher. closing Nc. up
Cash, S6lSaS7l6c- June, sole. July S3lsc
Corn closed 13c. above yesterday: cash
45lsa4de July 45ssa43sSci September d aic
Whiskey steady at SLID. Basging and
cotton.tles unchanged. Provisions dull and easy
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, o., June 2.-Flour in fair derland
Wheat firm; No. . red, sSc. Corn firm; No.
mixed, 4Dc. Oats In fair demand; No. = mixed
35a35l.c. Lard weak and lower at s6.l7ye
Bulk-meats easier at s6.50asd.6215. Bacon
steady at s7.7jas7.S7Is. Whiskey In fair de-
mand at SLID. -
WILMINGTON.
WILMINGTON n. c.. June 2.-Turpentine
26l5c Ros'n steady; strained. 9Oc.; goo
strained, 95c. Tar steady at sl.35. Crude tur
pentine steady hard, 81; yellow-dp and virgin
$3.50.
NEW YORK COTTON rUTURES
NEW YORK, June 2.-Cotton-Net receipts
none gross receipts, 1885 bales. Futures close'
steady; sales, i74,300 bales; June, s7.52t
s7.53; July. s7.5sas759; August, sL63'
s7.64; September, s7.7l: October, s7.Sli
s1.s2: November. &7.91a47.92; Decem
Der. s5.OlasS.02: January, sS.11asS.12; Feb
ruary, ss.2Iaea22; March. eS.31asS.32.
NORFOLK PEANUTMA MARKET
lReported tor the Dspatch.l
Jrsp o.-Market dull. Prime, 2Hc.; extri
prime, 25sc. fancy. &c. factory hand-picked
3a4lSc.
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o,cuuoNo STOCK EXCHANGE

THURSDAY. June =, 1882.
Closing quotations at the Stock Board:
GoygasNgST SscURrTE+ bd. Asssf
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

FLoua-we a1ots Fine, 81; supsrine, si,5o
extra, s425asf.50; family, stooaS3.lo; pat
ent e5.2JasJ.J0.
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SPRINGS.

This femOus summer resort In SCOTT county,
lately the residence % ex-At'ofney-Gcnerat
Rufus A. Aver, has been renitcd an furnished,
and will be opened Tor visitors the lsr or III nt'
Terms. rom $3.50 per aay. $3.50 per wees.
ana 80 per month up. according % Location ana
number Of occupants % room. Omnibus WIZ
meet all trains at NOr'asin Gap, On south At
lsnti, and Ohio railroad. Passengers from INC
east come RIA Bristol, and from the wet ga b!g
Stone Gap Daily mai aud Western l nion
,eIeyrsuh.offce. For further information ad-
dress ID. r.. SLOWER. Proprietor,
Ilolston Springs, Scott county. Va
ms fn.1m
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The WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY
was clear in the. morning. followed by
showers in the afternoon and clearness at
night. At midnight the skies were clear.
Range of the thermometer ct the 'front.'
dco. Il Ai,~ nta al, uasfarlav.
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PORT OF RICHMOND. JUNE 2. 1892
ARRIVED.
Steamer Ariel, Deyo. Norfolk, merchandise
and passengers; L. b. Tatum, vice-president
PORT OTNEwPORT NEWS. JUNE 2, 1897
tBy telegraph
ARRIVED.
steamship Honiior, New Orleans
Schooner Mnssasoit, Norfolk.
Schooner A. +. Crockett, Richmond.
PORTOF WEST POINT, JUNE 2, 1882
tBy telegraph
ARRIVED.
steamship Richmond, Jenney, New York, pas
sengers and general cargo.
steamship Charlotte, Nickel Baltimore, pas
seneers and general cargo.
steamer Elm CITY, MarshaI, Walkerton. pas
sengers and general cargo n
schooner N. 4. Byrd, Now York, salt. paven-
port & Norris.
Steamship Richmond. New York, general
cargo. p.,. u.s.r..r.
"I steamer Elm City, walkerton. passengers and
general cargo.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

rRnpOrte1 Tor the Dl5patu.I
JUNE 2.-OfYerings OF tobacco az auction on
Change to-day 50 packages and relectlons-
Highest price. sI5.25; lowest price, 81! ave-
rage, s7.O4: OF which 81 packages sold between
s2.70 aud ~. 10 between 81 and slo, ana u De-
tween $40 and $3.50.
Private sales to-day: Dafks, 80 wrappers, D;
smokers, 79-totai, ia hogshead. -
Loose sales to-day: shockoe sold 1,4Oo pounds
Highest price, $3.50.
Revenue collections to-day: Cigars ana cigar
cites. sl,02d75; totac'o' s*'i~@'o|-'o'a''
s3.l4o.07.
A good line Of smokers were sold to-day to
large northern manufacturer. wrappers were
quiet. The sun-cured average was better ana
has Increased for several days.
The sun-cured sales from June I'd OF last year
werc So packages; OF which II sold from 10 70
$e6-most above ax0; 20 sold at $40 70 40, IL
sold at e5 to Ok, and 10 at sl.30 to -: VIII
be seen that this average was much higher than
present. prices. Although Tugs arc notably nigh
or now almost double), leaf In medium and fine
grades u as much lower In 1892. the average
Juue 2, 1891, was el0.97, against s1.Oo June 2,
1892.
The Louisville (Ky.) market Is reported strong
at last weeks prices, only nondescrfpts being
quiet 10 darkA Good rains and warmer weather.
The planters are Fastening planting
Monthly Statement
SHOWING RECEIPTS AND DELIVERIES OF LEAF To-
BACco IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND DURING TIE
PERIOD BETWEEN OCTOBER l, 1891, AND NAY 81,
1892, AND STOCK ON HAND NAY ii, 1877.
RECEIPTS.
TICS 3
Period. Hhda Bis.
Month May, 1802...........:.. 3,84S e:6
Total eight months ending
NAY 81. 1892 ................l6'4ls is4Si
DRIIvEhIEs.
T1 d
Period. Hhds BxG
Total seven months ending
Noosk q Nay, 1854. .......... a'iSs 40
Total eight months en11nG
Nay ~, leoo, Low
Toon3 dat uootA1 oooing
Nv u 1ee1,"........"."ly,eeo mo
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MORT WILLIAM HENRY HOTEL,

L>ORT WILLIAM HENRY HOTEL,
IL LAKE GEORGE " y,
will open JUNE 2Jp. The largest. ncs'-nppoln'-
ed. and most literally -coilnrted hotsi al Lako
George. Send for illustrated flVrenr.
For terms and particulars eppy ." hotf
Grenoble, Fifty-seyen'h street cni seventh ave-
nue, New York. Special rate for families.
WILLIAM NOBLE.
my I7-Im owner and rIoprictor
DED SULPHUR SPRINGS, MON
II ROE county, W. w, open JUNE ISL Ins
water Is natures remedy ior caiarrh, Dronch'tif'
the early stages OF consumption. kidney DIS
eases. dyspepsia. affections Of the heart, nervous
prostra,ion. AMI rheImatsm. Hot. cold, anu
steam baths. Climate delightful. Write for in
formation TO DR. J. X. p. GLERsoS,
nv lb-lm hhhsscs.
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TUNNEL ORDINANCE RECOMMENDED.
II Goes to the CounciI-The Venable-Stree'
Matter Postponed.

A called meeting Of the Council Committee on
streets was held in the Hastings Courtroom
yesterday evening 10 consider the petition Of l..
A. Catlin and others to construct an electric car
line on yenable street and an ordinance pro-
pared by the City Attorney extending for thirty
days the franchise Of the Richmond and Chesa-
peaSe Railroad Company 10 construct tunnel
under Eighth street.
City-Attorney Meredith read the ordnance
which provided that the company should put up
their indemnity bond Of 100000 In city OF
Richmond or United States bonds within thirty
days from the date OF the approval OF the paper
by the Mayor, and should commence work In the
tunnel within forty days from that time. An
other provision Of the ordinance If that the tun-
mel shall be completed within eighteen months.
With very little discussion tae paper was, on
motion OF Dir. Iurpin, recommended TO the
Council.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-03
TIE vExABLg-srRKEr RAILWAY.


Tho question of granting the petition OF Mr.
Catlin and others Tor permission 10 construct
sireei-railway on Venable street 10 connect
with the tracks OF the Richmond Union Passen-
ger Company at Twenty-sxth street was then
taken up. None OF the promoters were present,
but number Of prOperty-owner5 on Nonabie
street were on hand and vigorously opposed The
measure.
Mr. J. A.. Slaughter, who resides ut the corner
Of Twenty-sixth and Venable, strongly opposed
the petition, stating that more than three
fOurths OF the prOperty-Owners did not want we
line: that the street was too narrow Tor II, ana
that II II were built 1t would greatly dopreclaie
the value Of property on that thoroughiare.
Messrs BoWles ana sale also objected TO the
line on substantially the same grounds raised by
Mr.. Slaughter.
Mr.. y. Heckler who also lives on Venabe
street. thought the electric cars on that thorough
fare would be q source OF great convenience 10
that section OF the city and favored II Tor TINS
reason.
Mr.. Bahen. OF the committee. moved mat the
petition be rejected, but Il Al Institute oHerei by
Ar. Turpin 10 lay It upon the table until the next
meeting prevailed.
10 PURCHASE EIGHT MULES.
Messrs. H. /. and J. ". Carter were appointed
n committee to purchase eight males Tor the
Street Department OF the city.
After the transaction OF few other minor
matters the committee adjourned.
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MCADAMS & BERRY
AMUSEMENTg.

4 MUSFMENTS AT THE NEW
N RESERVOIR on wHIT-MONDAY.-Music
and dancing a, tho boat-housc, New Reservoir
Park, from to 10 o'clock p. NJ. on wHfT-MON-
DAY. Good music and strict order guaranteed.
Refreshments served at the pavilion. Parties
who wish to have some boats reserved must
mako arrangements day before.
10 3-3t IL AiMMAh'
DELSARTE DRILL WITH PAN
IL TOMIMIC EFFECTS, REGULATIONS, fO-
Cal. and INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC at LEIGH.
STREET BAPTIST CHURCH, FRIDAY NIGHT,
JfSE s y lSsI; ior s Sensas only ioc.
sIs 1-W&F2t'
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seen in the court-room while in h!, hand he rat
| tied the nlthy incrc" which gave him his frce-
dom
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UOTEL LAFAYETTE. CAPE MAY,

Nj. JOHN TRACY & Co. Proprietors.
Opens JUNE 18Th. All ln0dern improvements
located directly on the heacn. Terms 81 10 Is
per Gay. Apply 90 JOHN TRACY CO., WASH
ington Hotel. Philadelphia. or Capo May. y >.
my ~ -t>elO
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Prices all along the line were lifted to mnteri-
ally higher plane, and the market 1naily closed
fairly active and strong at the best figures OF the
day. The final changes are almost invariably
gains. and Sugar l. mp 2js, and Cordage and
Colorado Coal III. Saes-Llsted, 10000; I'M
listed. ~ 900 shares.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-03

WHsAr.-Lonsbsrry, 93a95c. Mixed, eZa'fc
Shortperrv 9laa4c. No 3 red, 93a94c.
OoRN.-White, Virginia. 56a51c.; No. :, white
56a5 a.. No. .. mixed. 5ia5jc.
OAra-No. z. 36Isa37c.; No s. 33a30c'
KYR-slas.,c
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A TLANTIC HOTEL.
TY0TrT OTTFRBURN. AT OTTER

HOTCL OTTERBURN, AT OTTER
Ill BURN LlTHA SPRINGS, will be- open ior
visitors on MAY TIE i5rH; thifty-six niles i.oia.
Richmond. Nearest station otterbnfn. or, M.
mile from hotel. The hotel IL slrrounded py
beautiful grove, inlerspersei With rhady Wax,
and the srring a, thu foot u gigantic OAK IS
such a. THIRSTY traveller zee IN tneir dreanir.
Ths country Il high and rolling ana tn' .,.s
dellehtful Green pasture. aDI helds OF waving
.rain Iof the .landscape. Everything wiil 70
,Irs,-rlass, the table supplied with me pes,
the market affords. We hope 10 attract SELF
class of visitors, and tho s2cie'y wlu oe o'e.y
thing that can be desired. For terms, etc., 40.
sr..s tho undersigned at Amelia Courthouse OF
200 north Fifth street, Richmond. va.
LA FAYETTE MANN. froRrieior.
PROFESSOR A. BUHNsIElN, hahasen
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
QUOTATIONS.

RICHMOND. June 2.-OFrsRIyGs-Wheat, 1Ot
bushels. Corn, $50 bushels. 80 -
SALES Wheat, 80 bushels. Corn, $40 ousn
els.
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have. an elegant Iron Awning Frame
and good Awning for sale cheap.
JULIEN BrNYoBp. Agent,
1903 east Main street.
MARQfAGEe.

COsBY-H0UCHiNs.-MA IN Richmond,
Va, May ~, 1892. Miss JAMIE q. COSBY 10
Mr.. ALPhEUsJ. u0UcHlSs, by Row. Edmund
Hnrrison.
The record-union., 1892-08-13
THE DIAMOND
a First-Class Ball Contest Expected |
Tomorrow Afternoon.

a First-C Glass Ball Contest Expected
Tomorrow Afternoon.
Tomorrow afternoon at Agricultural
Park, commencing at 2:l5 o'clock, the
much-talked-of game of baseball be-
tween the Scott d Gilberts of this CITY
and the Suisun clubs will be PLAYED.
Owing to the fact that there is bat slight
margin between the percentages of the
two clubs, there IS intense rivalry be-
TWEEN the players, and the home men will
do their best to defeat their opponents.
There is a dispute among the Directors
OF the League relative to the standing of
the different clubs, the Vallejo and Sui
sun managers claiming that the percent
ages should be computed from the date
OF the Vallejo clubs entrance into the
league. Should they be sustained by the
Board Of Directors the Scott 81 Gilberts
viii lose two victories, which will reduce
their percentage TO 800, the same as that
OF the SulSun club. Hence the game to-
morrow will decide which shall rest in
second place.
The home team has been greatly
strengthened of late. five new players
having been recently signed They are
Callen, Pace, Moody, Mcdonald and
Campbell. The latter two are excellent
infielders, while Pace is the superior of
any catcher in the State outside of the
California League.
The seats at the Park have been COW
cred with canvas awnings, which com
pletely shades them, and the management
has spared no expense TO further the
comfort of their patrons. The games
played in this city have been won and lost
strictly on their merits, and have been
entirely free from the hippodroming SO
prevalent in the big league.
The price OF admission is % cents, half
The record-union., 1892-08-13

WOLFF - In Portland, Or, August 9th.
Charles, beloved husband of Fanny Wolff
of this city and son of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Wolff of san Francisco.
Re- Funeral will take place in San Fran
cisco Sunday, August 18th, from 500
Powell street.
SIMEON-Drownedi in Sacramento River. Au-
gust 10th, j. NJ. Simeon native OF France.
aged 80 years.
Rs-Friends and acquaintance are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral Sunday
at 2 p. NJ. from Clark's Undertaking Parlors.
10Y and 1019 Fourth street, between j
and X.
TRISCH - Drowned in Sacramento River.
August Sth, Charles Henry, son of the late
Charles and Catherine TriSch (brother of
Katie and Willie Trisch and Mrs Paul Graf,
native of New Orleans, aged 80 years and
3 months.
RZ-Friends and acquaintance are respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral Sunday
at P. NJ, from his sisters residence, No.
1417 K street. Interment private.
REID-In this city, August 18TH, George w.
Reid, aged so years, months and "a days
HxTFriends ana acquaintance are respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral from the
Undertaking parlors of John Miller, Odd
Fellows Temple. Ninth and X streets, to-
morrow Sunday a 10 O'Clock A. NJ.