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ronds, which consisted Of ten coaches. and
pullcd'oUi IF the Byrd-Stfeet station NJ
few minutes after o'clock. Strips of
white cloth with " Richmond Locomotive
and Machine Works printed thereon IN
arcclctior adorned several OF the coaches.
The workmcu. who were IN charge OF
Superintendent Delaney and tho foremen
of the cvornl shops. were accompanied
by tho HoWitzefs Band. and they attract
cd great deal of attention "a they
marched through Norfolk and Ports
mouth ana into the navy-yard, where
;trt bad q specially good position from
which % SEQ the pride of the navy
launched. This train was followed IN
few minutes los another special. and alto
gcther Us persons went hv this route
Tho Cbcsapoak, and Ohio also carried
something like 500 persons. There were
quite % good number on the regular 6:io
o'clock train. and the special made up
az vcstibulc cars and run for the
Nestmorclsnd and Commonwealth clubs
carried about 800. This party. which
embraced people prominent IN pro
lcseional. business, and social life. took
tho steamer Louise al Ncwpor. News,
and after viewing the launching took q
pleasant ride and had dinner at Old Point;
Nearly an OF tine eXcurIonlsts returned
last night
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PROMISED TO 90 SETTER.
. Young wife-Boater Dismissed on This
Assurance.

Jns,,cc Crutchneld bad rather singular case
before hin, Yesterday. Frnnk Reason, a young
whit. maa charged with boltng bis wife. WAS,
as,cr bo,pg allowed a hearar, placed upon The
,norc, NJ his better half Mrs. Reason was tho
older n the two and saii i.a' Il Frank would
90 b,ct nome 10 his moiher -no would not have
si,n s.nt 20 iail. TO this To y"fng man would
not consent The vic ihcl solicited promise
nom ri,, 70 do better, and gpOn obtaining this
Beaeon WIS released.
Erantiin AN colo-ei) weTc 40 tor fighting. but
y Gin, ~ the condition Of '.us'ini. who. ~ Wa
10 vas unable 10 alton COURT the case was
continued TIL t0-rnorro@.
Uenrv Dedrnan fc0l0re u, who was charged
with .fealing a COW yalu q 90 $50 from Nly
.Innes va discharged. Tire only question H.
volvet was ono ~ q right " no property.
~. e II william iiel-y Jones and Louisa
Dagis f,oloredl, charged VIII lighting, was, upon
reonest nj the officer mas g the arrest. con-
tinn.d until July "a on ~ ONT OF tho absence
Emily Wieckart. C. W.Suuf.ns, George singer,
g. q. Collins. George Bot. A.. !. James Jose
rbine Faziolt. AMI j. /. Davis wore assessed
10 and .ost. each Tor selllns goods on Sunday.
The other cases were trifa. and Of no general
"
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NEW YoRA.

SKw YORK, June sS.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding uplands, assc.; Orleans S4lc.; sales.
S53 bales: total net receipts, al ports, 2,2o7
bales: exports-to Great Britain. j,5ll bales;
10 Franco 27D bales: 20 the CoItiaeht, l,"se
bales; stock. 552. 437 bsles- Wheat iriner and
ou,et: No. . rcd 1910. store aud elevator: 0lssa
..2I5c afoat: options closed s,ecdy. lsassc. over
yeafercay; No. . red. June. s6bsc. Juiy, sossc.
Corn stronger and quiet; No. 2, dVlSc. IN elevator;
Blgsc. aaoat; options closed steady, b1alc. over
Yesterday; June. 60lsc.; July odlyc.; se?tem-
Der, 354<c. 0ats dull aud irregular options nrmer
ana QUIET; July, 3sl4c;. Septombor, 3d'4c. !;
spot No. 9, SOC. Coffee Options closed steady,
at points down 10 10 po!nls up; June. sil.voa
sl2iO; July, 9il.90aSli.95: september,
sll.sSasll.e5; spot Rio quite aud urn; No. q,
1886. sugar--Redned arm aud IN good demand ;
standard A, 4ssa4ls.; sranuiated, 4s$a$eSc.
Molasses--Ncw Orleans quiet and steady; com
moa W fancy, 2sa3,c kice IN lair demand ana
-sIsady. Petroleum duh but steady. Cotton
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soed oil dull crude. 2Dc.; yellow, NC Kosin
quiet anc steady. Turpentfno quiet ana Nesay'
3Oa3Ot1c. Pork nrm and Iies; e'm nn-ss.
siIssll.7j. Peanuts easy. Beef nrm- 1iercei-
beef strong Cut-moals IN good demand ana
nrmer; picked bellies, ss; shoulders, snoo;
hams. tli.3Oasl2. Maddies strong; shorf-clrar,
s7.sOas7.H5. Lard higher aud arm; wsstrtn
steam, $40: .ity. s825: July, s7.I5: Sep
iemrer. s72s. Fre.ghts quiet and weak; cottons
:I-J2i: grain, "a.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. June 2s.--There eas moro activity
and decidedly more strength In All IN" pit- Nv
Tlny most Of the session ~ the Board of Trade
to-day. bot near TIE cloee thcre Was genernf
weakening all along tho line, aad final figures
show Moderate gaina
cash quotations Flour doll and unchangci-
No. 2 spring wheat. 7ytS.,: No. rod, &c. 20.
. corn, DUstc No. > oats. 1870. PORK. Silica
sil.2si1. Lard. sd.nf tsasa9o. sh0ri-nps.
s7.30asL32ts. Dry-saltci shoulder so.2oa
500 short lear. $40. Nh!skcy. SLID,
n a follows
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ghautauQu1.

This famous summer city on Chautauqua
Lake. in Southwestern New York, Is becom-
Ing popular resort for southern people,
large numbers of whom arc present every
season. The chnrmingiy cool climate, the
supply of pure water, the excellent sam,
tation make Chautauqua delightful ana
safe. The complete system of suulinei
schools, the schedule OF daily lectures,
concerts and entertainments, the various
recrestions and sports provided the slim
ulatlng community lie. al commune 70
form unique colony Families with Gnu
dren are heartily welcomed. For all III
formation address W. A. DUNCAN.
Secretary.
Chsutauqus, n. Y.
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INN A n CT A l..
siis,ooo PER CENT. BONDS.
NOTICE To HOLDERS OF BONDS or The
CITY or RICHMOND.

TAKE NOTICE that undor a resolution Of 90
Guy council Of Richmond approved June i,
1892, the City Auditor has been Instructed ~
tue Committee on Finance ~ give notice 10 al
holders OF PER CENT. BONDS Issued by Sail
city under resolution II sAit Council appr wed
January "a, 1882, aud by resolution approved
May IL, 1857. and by resohtion q said Council
approved June 3. 1852. and by resolution ap-
proved August IL. 1882. and also by another
resolution approved September 10, lsS2, that
tho said city will ON tho sp DAY OF July, 1892.
redeem each and every oas OF said bonds, and
that interest thereon shall ccase from the let
day Of July, 1892, and that all ssca bonds
brought ia for redemption On ard after the ~
day OF July, 1897 VIII be redeemed, but without
interest, after KtmeRtisAsd date. ] hereby
give srh uotlnV.nd Also further notice MAT
shall ha prepared on the 20 DAY or JULY,
1892, 70 redeem OF behalf Of said cisy an boads
aboyo eih,ded to which shall then or Afterwards
DO presented for Redemption o. the oat,o u The
CITY Auditor, In the City iiall of said city.
10 I7-sodtJyi MILES TCkPlN. Auditor.
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O1 tle question 81 reporting tho pin fevoraMy
fnf hs HuI.o uo quorum y.,eL call OF thr
IIOl.c showed quorum lre- ei'' Ni' D, Fti,7
..lllearo-her vote could be reached, aud Mr
Martin Withdrew tle Dill
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81 the chaucel two double columns were
formed. three bridesmaids making one
ana turce gro0m-meu ami two usherS the
utrer. The groom, whD entered from the
rear upon the arm Of ms best man. Mr. r,
Lewis Marshall. Of Washington, mot the
bride 100 the chaucel.
the ceremony was performed by Rev
Dr. j. h. Newton. who WIS assisted by
Eev. Mr. Williams, assistant rector OF 81
Paui's. j was beautiful. aud Impressive. AZ
tha conclusion off tna marriage service the
bridal c1fI-e moved down the same aisl,
by which they entered in .he following
order. Bride and groom. maid OF honor
and best man, hower-g.rls, bridesmaid.
and gTOOm-Men, usners.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
Reported for tho Dispaic0.l
TUESDAY. June -. loy2.
AZ. -,,ak anarfs

Reporter iOr tho blsps.Nu-l
Jr,.v 2s.-Agction offerings on change to-
day. ll5 packages; 3 taken IN. Highest, s31
lowest. Sf.IO: average, >S.33.
Private sales very light.
",venue collections: Cigars and cigarettes
a5.ON.ss: tobacco, sl.sG5.ls; special tax,
%. penaltles, si2.JO-tOtal, s1,bbi.5h.
Resistered on Change: d. !. Cooper, Hender-
son; A. p. Thorpe, Rocky Mount: John Webb
Oxford. y. c., and a number OF Caroline plant
ers. $500
Sun-cursd tobaccos were very stiif to-day and
the DAYS offerings the largest OF the season,
aud ia tact larger than any day for the past Two
years. ,, ,,.., a.,
The private sales were very small, iiItle In
qulry being manifested IN sales.
large aales OF bright loose are expected ~
both Planters and sh-lburnes warehouses.
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Nnlnl,uman Father.

WILMINGTON. y. c.. June Is. - esterlaf hoaT
nr,nchf. Crosslug on the Carolina Central fai-
rad. a farmer named James Meares seized q
piece Of scantiing and beat iOur 81 his chlDIoh
In a most horrible manner. particulars are
meagrc, bat II = thought romc OF tue i
viii die The nth ami youngest child WAS save.
by tue mother. who carried 1t 70 the woods alu
remained Ia hiding until Meeres .oit tho iHtiil,
lie il now IN jail at Lumberton ana Is suppoaoi
a. he cruyy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-29

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it Is pleasant
and refreshing 10 the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, c,eanses the sys-
TEN eaectually, dispels colds, head
aches and feyers and cures habituai
constipation. Syrup Of Figs is the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro
duced, pleasing tc the taste and &C
ceptable TO the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellen. qualities commend it
to I'll ard have made 1t the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of T'gs is for sale in Soc
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. DO not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.
SAW fRARciSCO cat.
LOUISVILLE, KY NEW YORK. M
~
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MARINE INTELLIGEsCs.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. Jvsg %, lso2.
Sun rises $50. 4.53 uiGH IiDt. 49,,
SIM se-. ....... 7.33 Morning. ........ e:ll
Neon sets..........ll:2l tyening.-........ 500
PoRroF ROhMOND. JuSE rs. 1892
ARRtysD.
s,ea,uer ARIEL Dsyo. NOgfoik, meccaenilso
AMI pa,sengers. l. Is. fatun u'e'pres,ient
schooner n. ". Chamberlain henneDee' Ice
s ie a. c. lyon LOWS. Eiiyyille, cement
;. II. HAYES . -. ~,
salt X. D.. W.lhama $50. Co.,
schooner Mamie Saunt,rs, Steelmah 1cofse-
town. coal, = ~. ilaWc- b 60.
SAILED.
steamship Ola Dominion. Couch, New York,
morcnanii,e and passenger, GEORGE W. AheA
* Co., Agents.
PORTOF NEWPORT NEWS JOSE :, ls0-'
by telegraph
ARRivEp.
steamship Orion. Boston
Steamship Hedmaniale, View Orleans.
Schooner King Philip. Portsmouth
SAILED
Steamship indianapolis. Aspnwau.
steamship Yeimcndale, Ha're.
PoRTOF WEST POINr JUNE rs, 1872
lBytelegraph.l
ARKIyED.
steamship Alegnany Parker, Providence 0'd
Norfolk, passengers aud general cargo
Steamship Charlotte, Bennett balsIihoro' pan
senger- aud general cargo. -. - -
steamer Elm city. hhfrhah' HaA''."n' P"'-
eengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
steamship Allegheny. Providence r'a Newport
New. ana Norfolk passengers and general
cargo. q, .
and general cargo
steamer Film cry, Walkerton, passengers and
general cargo.
MEMORANDA.
WV YORK. June 2S.-Arrivod Saale, Bre-
,,.n Arrived out: Rugia, New Gora FOR Ham
buzz.
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sto~kholders' meetings % the CASTOR Mine
raj company and the Mar Marble and Nine
roi Companv we're 10 have been held AZ the
osico 81 Colonel 4. VI. K. I4lc0t'. IN lhis city,
Yesterday, but were adjourn. q over until July
iTbe st,-khol.Iers OF The R.r mond and Seven
Pines railroad held an adI lued mecting yes
terday, hut Translate NJ. '''ihe5s' Inc ih'et-
ing was simply Formally
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CRAM MD COLON eXcAANGE.

RICHMOND. June 2ss-OFyEaIsos-Wheai 1900
bushels. Corn. 210 bushels.
SALES Wheat. 1000 bushels.
QUOTATIONS..
WaEAr.-LOngDerry, s9a8Oc Mixed. Ssayoc.
shortperry rSa9Oc. No. red, s7assc.
Uoas-Wh!te. Virginia. 5iaUZc. No. :, white,
Ulao.lc.: No. =. mixed. J9d6Oc.
OLrs-No. :. 37,&a3Sc.; No 8, 31a3'c-
NV
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BALTIMORE

VkTTIMORg, June 1N.-Flour steady nn1 IN
changed; receipts. 1865 barrels; shipments.
a. a6l Carrrl.. salee. $3.50 barrels. Wheat
strong: No. > rcd. -pot Ht4sA"'9-. june,
500 .asai1c. July, SJssaste.; August, s1ta
500: October, So. ssAed; steamer No :
rel, 1ai6nS,r.: receipts. ~, sN3 bushels: ship
ments, sg,I50 bushels. stock. u3o3Do bush
els. -ales 900 bushels. southern wheat
active; Faliz. S0as9c: Longherrv soa'Dc.
Corn str0ug; mixed. spot oS'lc.; June,
5sttc. July. J6a564c.; steamer mixed, 2Oa
So: receipts, a.O4s bushels: storN. 1897
trl-hels: sales. 10000 bashels. southern oorn
rrner: white. G0a6lc fellow. oec; Oat-n rn:
No. white western. tlaf tee.. 20 p,isei
western. 39N3gtic.: receipts. 5000 bushels;
sfacs. .e.2Ot bushels Rye strong and higher,
No. ,. ste: recol pts. I63 bushels. stock, C,2fS
bushels. Hay steady; good 20 choice u.no'hy,
81 f.JOaslJ.JO. Grain ir'ight- qnirt ma u"-
changed. Cotton nominal; fnidnns, ''s''
Provisions steady. Nese-pork, slT bulk-
meats lo0sel --ShOul1er-, $500; loug clear, ~,
clear-rib a los $40 -ugar-picAlet shoaliers,
$3.50: sugar-curci smoked Shoul ier-, ts.EJ'
hams. small, slA2J large, si@.oo' Lsri-
RrNncd. IS: crude. 5000 buHcr active;
crea merry. fancy. 2Or.: DO. lar 10 cn~'" lsa
lgc.; TO- Imitation, i6altc; laiie' tancg, Toe;
DO. good 20 ck0ice. 13al -; store-packed. ia
BE-; gra-s. l2aiic. Eggs weak ~ lec. Cot
fee duh, kio cargoes, iair, l0'2''' y" - i-''a
l3c.
ST. Louis Mo. June 2S.-Flonr DUN and M
changed. Wheat closed iaa'sc. above yesterday;
Yesterday; cash aud July, 4flsc. Oats shafpy
advanced. cash. Bic. asked July, Sic. Nhiskey
quiet at ellie. Provisions strong AMI higher,
CINCINNATI
CIxcrYxArI, June rs Flour heavy. Wheat
stronger No. . rod, Sc. Corn nrm; No.
mixed 34a3sisr. Pork nrm At SLID lafd
strong at $500. Bulk- meats IN good demand az
500 Bacon strong 90 $500 Whisky steady
WILMINGTON.
WILMINGTON, y. c.. June 2s.-Turpentins
dun A. 2giac. kosin steady; strained, Soc;
good strained. aO-. Tar lrm AZ sl-tO. Grade
turpentins steady, hard 81; ycilow-dip and wy
sln, sl.dJ.
NEW YORK COTTON FtTuRE>
Ngw YORK Juno 2s.-Cotton-Net receipts,
oe5 bales Il gross. 1850 bales. Futures closed
dun: aales. 73.2OO baie-; June, ~. AL :
July. s1.2Oas72l. August, s1.+ia- -, sep
tomber. $3.50: October, es.fOas ~ Noven-
her s75OaSI5l; December -..boas l.ni
January. s7.sOas171; February. s'.'9as'.el;
| March. S1.s9aSa.9l.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET
Reported for mo Dispatch
JrNg IS Market quiet. Prime, 29sc.; extra
prime. 81. fancy, . 81; factory aeni-picked'
| ya4l a..
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WILLIAM AND May COLLEGE.
banquet of the Kappa sigma Fraternity
The Toasts and the Respondent.

fCorrcspondence OF the Richmond Disprfch1
NufIAusnrRG. Va, Juno 2s.-The ban0uef-
han nj TIE Spencer House last night was the
scene ~ beautiful and Joyous gathering. the
occasion being the annual banquet OF the y. L.
Chapter OF Kappa Sigma fraternity At $50
the members with Their lai'es and chaperurs
marched 10 tho hril, which was beautifully deco
rated with banners and the coiors of the frEter-
rity-piu green. peacock blue, ana maroon. on
the table was an elaborate display OF rarn
flowers and fruit most sriisiically arranged.
After fun Justice had been done the COOL
thinga so tgaiciuiiY served tho tohsi-mrster.
Judge =. X. FarrGr, announced tne following
tpasfs. William ant Nlry.' resi- onded 90 ty
Mr. Walter 4. Van Meas: "rhe faculfv.n re-
sr0nded ~ by Professor Hugh ;. BIRD: kappa
Alpha responded 20 by f. ". Booker; ihi
Theta PSI regJOudcd 60 by Hurt Jordan:
kappa sigma. responded 10 by T. = farauI.
Kappa sigma Alumni responded 10 by ffc.i-
dent Lyon G.. Tyler; Tho Ladies" This vas
most rra4eiuily responded 70 by Nr. Page Van
X. S'lres, Of Norfolk. Mr.. John l. BuclnnaH,
from Eandolph-Nacon. WAS present ~ ono OF tlo
special guosis ~ tue evening. 40 . o'clock tiis
morning the company dispersed.
IHE GrEsrs.
Tho cnaperons were Mt. Beverly s. Scott.
Nrs. Charles ". Coleman, Mrs william q.
Jones aud Mrs. james %. M0ncuro. Tho yoGH.
ladies and their escorts were: Mics ilzi ho
Acf'rCck with Cadet James j. Meow. irHI
Lexington. Miss Pafiio Nurcc Icg win Sir per
ia 4f4rN. Mlrn HNflllN .nfffH'N|A WIN Ills TO
fariaui. Miss Lille Montoiru. ~ Richmori,
with Mr. Il. /. Couplsni, ~ Alexandra; Miss
Mary McCaw with Nh /. =. larIar. Niss Namie
Gillian. OF Richmond. with Professor Nurh 81
Bird: Miss Bessie SrOtt witI Pr. -. q. van
Ness. iss Mary TreyilIan with Mr. 81. borila.
Miss Lucy Booth Eith Mr. kWel selff. Of New
o.. News: Miss Fla Nourufo with NJ. T.. NJ
hooker. OF Hluufon: Miss Meta S.ultl with Mt
Page Van h. Stires. Of Norfolk. Cthors present E.
Mr. aud Mrs. John b. Spencer DR.. Jsu-s u.
Moncure. Mr.. J0hn J.. buchanan. President
Tvle-. and Professor Bird ol William md MARY.
Tonight the PhUnN society cclenrlt" iu fln
public hal. ana tomorrow morning no o'cioek
in Cameron Hall a "m0rnlng german WI BE-
given.
Among the members OF tho Vi-iiOrai Board
here are General william IS. Talaierro senator
Thomas n. Barnes Colonel william Lamb. Dr.
o. g. Barten, mr.. l.. e.. Booth, and Senator D..
Gardner Trlar.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-29

HALL CURRY.-'iarricI. at the home
NJ ths brides parent. Alr. William II.
Birch. June 22d. by the Rev. Thomas
Wood WILLIAM G.. Hal l.. of New York.
20 Mrs. JOSEPHINE CURRY, Of BeitI-
more county. Nd.
80 = ~ IL,
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gina; A. S. Rose and J.. Rhett. South
| Carolina.
Analytical Chemistry-W. N. Berkeley,
virginia.
Mnefa'ogy and Goology-D. Is. Butler,
w. n. Berkeley. ". 5. Leathcri, and Il.
| W. 1nslcy, Virginia.
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MARKETS eY TELEGRAPH.

FLoua-we qa),o: Fine, s3ss3.59; super
Que. s3.75asA. extra, st."Sae4oo; family,
s4Soas5.lO. pateat, s5.eoas5.oO.
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issued on all the principal Cities Of
EUROPE, and on ASIA, AFRICA
and SOUTH MERl0A.
Dseala,lye sai mArgiaalscec

Our MANUAL OF fSyRsrAEsrs, ,ho ilFges -Hk o. -
sisd pblsket - an ba.ks hoose In An-A 90 - ~
nay 10 octziBed BY ecat upoa spfsiesu0s -'iaoei
THE cahosAtc sai haasomesf sni cot sseA ~
ne ,ay upoa So4hssn "a 1-rlcs slch san< 70 eos
-posros HERALD. "It haz ~ savN " IN esmsys-
ts1- uxaSo DI0ArcA
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MARK EFT QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES OF THE WORLD
Prices for Money. Bonds. stocks Grain.
Tobacco. Cotton. &c.. aud tho
Weather Indications
rBy ,olerr,ph 70 the ptaa,cn.l

Fl WASHINGTON. d. c.. June S.-
lAp Forecast for Virginia for twenty
four hours-trom midnight TO
I midnight: Generally fair during
Wednesday; slightly warmer; southwest
winds.
For North Carolina: Generally fair IN
the interior; showers on tho coast; south
west winds warmer.
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NoRuA. June y. 1892.


you are hereby notified 20 leave this town in
the next ten days. We are determined that no
'niggers' shall live m this t)an. We give you
timely warnin. 10 get your things aud az, or
you mast stand the consequences.
l.fyuedi "DEATH.n
smith says that at an early hour he was
awakened by three men, Who covered him WIN
Wiuchesters and ordered him 20 leave town. He
obeyed taGius tue FIRST train Tor klaloma City.
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The FEDERAL LEGISLATURE.
Opening Of tho CampaiEn-Army Nnrses-
Tin-Piate To-day.

.f..FI % D
-, No. ro.oil,ion
a'r ''- 10y 900 t"' iisiH "' 'ii' '''''
asserting iho great dement's r''niiht 0" ''. wv
nic of t.c nucd ~isfcs from the hepui N tn
,f.., f ..t,rt....... n ana .o.,-.f0nin tuo pos
-.air object oI tho Drro.rlti- policy 90 "ftriu
......,...,..i.
Al. .... ... Cd. Ntst.rs from his point OF
... ........ "a ...., .,freufton SD far ns
t.. -..l.. ,.~r. ~ tb. rlqffnrfp t- concerned,
..,... ,...'t ~ - s~.-.,. ~, ,- 90 a.if nc .IH-
.f.t..' ... f...i. .,., -,uf flc t.s.n between
t..+,..r,.-f..' nan Inn. lean fnaIo. and fne
49,. ..'ft 49, 0, fhof f..le and 1c-iti d
.. t,... ilr,,e.. ,., tsc people next Novou.b'r.
M 1c.f.n Oh, rr~i of tlo Deu.r.n 3. ac-
..ut,I tl.. challenge aud naI much % say as 10
/ .l. offra..aa ol ga. Mckinley ert Iu in're1.ins
/ I... -o.f OI lrr e0lf. ans hardware. 100 rcll-ihs
WAGES. AND ir cti..n- IS rike- aD. labor troubles
.lr ..-o commented upon The cu.i .N oi tUe now
chairman 90. t.e Republican National Committee
pa bong ia i'uc with he policy Of encouraging
fa ro,nU.s.
A'e. Iae resolution hal been lod assoc i.li
tomorrow Niihol' n'iou I'D. o...,t ~
nu Che Inlith nni AMY fI .p4 i.." ' i'.. ~,
prosecute. ana nf'.'u l'. iii "t .''l @
SOD. h."''. I. ono el''-'i' '.." "ii , -,.
".- u Is O. i' ihr l'Am 10 10y 80 .i.,
.n. tffi'n nr me np'-i'.i'n
ri'n l'l'' onl ta" H"A'nft On a 'i' ID
i.t n.f'. i4''l.- .i'l .rI Ut. ..ii 'i'i ' .
iH' ~. ''"" ..., .r SON
,...i. ,....'.-is..,n wa. Oh, -lu-
o,. OF discussion n i.' let,-ni.,e l.'' .''' '.'
.''' '''' ''' '-'''"'
Vou.c Of Heuresrntaflye-.
..... ......,., o, pr,os
''' .'..''' ...,,. ,...l'. l.I-ar
reported f'-'.1'iun e. .iNf aplit '.' ''' 4.
1890 morning hong Tor i.' EDDY .'.i. ,'.'i. ~.
'' 't .,i. l',,.-,,l ,,
- i.-..'.,,,..i.l Tle....u-. AND
Frifrg saturday nr lf.- reported by fhe
.r....--.e on Labor: th.s orIcr rot o. interfere
r.t. ter,.rril'. .in- rctcuu" bills o- c)nie, el''
r.uYr.- gin. rc- IrflOl Was agreed to. all ilf-
amt tItlrOricr annf ioe Wtmpor amt come
n..ffrt rruurfs tlo noOr was accorded io tAf
Conn. ttce on Invalid Pensions
De Committee D. th' ~ t|lr Hl. 't'i i' '. 30"
li.41. c..lri up f.s Senate hil omcndaini' o.!
fhr Ielrll.ut-p cu-ion h''. win an a.A' ili.,'
I1 ih. nature of % substitute. me -I' .''A'o
was .u-rnI.I On extend iur provisions '. t..'
dependent pension art 100 the widows aul l~
pendent re.lt.sss of i4i-Is who ID .hi' is
OBJ. PROPOSED change" without hohDrabe ".--
charge. deed ln t.f line of duty. Whoih'i absent
ou furlo1cl. ir hospital or lrier any cituin-
stances other than when they we're uhdei hli'S'
I- .rrfers.
80 QUORUM.
M ........... 90 -,,..r,i, tnc lir favorahly
- -r.i,, y.-aI call Of tine
t...i o. .,..-,..', ,.r,-..,.f. hili ~ vanished
... ,, v,t. .',afl boo reached. aud ST..
v..t,r ,,.t.'.reW fi..f fl.
.,.,,, .,r.t.
ANN '''