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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-18
WASHINGTON NEWS NOTES.
The HomUopaths-Ihe smith Cass-Fehe-
zuela Minus q President.
-,.,...,-, .,. o.. tt,o pfa-,a.,n

WASHINGTON. d. c.. june 1.-THE National
Homeopathic Institute cio-ci iisse sions today
and agreed % meet IN Chicago nextyear Among
iis la-t acts was the adoption Of resolution
fayornr the passaec Of the Paddock pure-iood
1iu now before Congress.
The President today settled the long-pending
case of Commander D.. x. Smith, United states
Navy. lv directing bis retirement on half pay.
The Department Of state was TINS morning
advise. by cable from the United St.ies Lega-
.lou 30 Caracas 10 tie resignation oi the Pfesi-
dent of Venezuela. The situation remains
quiet l!;flc or 90 excitement prevailing. HE
executive aufhpn.y col the State has been as-
sgmeG 10y The Federal Council uniil sich tline as
Cln.-res. can Doe convened Tor the purpose Of
.lectiug pa .ce--or O. the presidency IL l. eZ-
re,fed ina. the Congress VIII meet for that pun
pose almost Immediately.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-18
A DANvILLE coMposlToR DEAD.
Bitten by IA Observation-Disclosures ON to
Roauckc-Other Personal Notes.

ISVecial Telegram % INC Ul-phICu.i
DANvILLE, VA. June 17.-Charies Philips
Missell. ] years Of age, son Of Mr. John G. Ais
sell. died this morning at an early hour, after
sickness Of only six days. lie was compost
tor on Oh the Danyile keGsfer.
Shirley Smelling. little son Of II. W. Smelling,
while trying 20 Kill water-moccasin was hit ia
the right hand. The wound was speedily Rt-
tended to and no tad results will follow.
The Blues and Grays left for Roam ke today
and tonight TO attend the dccennial celebration
of that city. Each company carried about
thirty men.
Nancy Cahanass lcolored), n centenatian, died
nj Cascade last night. she was carried % that
place by her master. Matthew Cabanass, from
N0ttoway county iu 1904.
Cnillren's-Day VIII be celebrated nj the First
Baptist church sunday. \ splendid programme
has been arranged
Mrs. y. p Thomas is quite sick at the resi-
dence OF her husband in this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-18

and Hsrigrovc following next in succcssion.
Lugs wcro few and very afiG.
Tho Upited States Government Navy contrars
Batter & BOscnnr. snd falls into worthy nan1S,
with many competitors bidding. Aesere r. ".
Mayo Brother, Myers Brotners 4 Co, ana
others have had this contract IN former years.
Mr.. but'er II already buying some excellent
stock Tor Tits contract.
Lousyiiie. KY. reports stronger naskse
lately, except on common dar.a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-18
The Street Committee Meets.

A regular session Of the Committee on Streets
was held III the CITY Engineers Office last eve
ming but the only business that could be trans
acfed low the present body was tho approval OF
bills and pay--olls. No other matters were dis
cussec. ,, CT.
The Committees on Cemeteries and Streets
were 10 have held a JOINT session 10 consider
r,s,lntiou referred TO there bodies providing for
The opculne Of a street leading to Rlyer-Niew
cemetery, but owing 60 the lack Of quorum OF
fhe ersi-named committee no meeting was held.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-18
ROANOKE IN GALA ATTIRE.
fhe Celebration Opened with Concerts
and Addresses and Martial Music.

TNNc'IaI teIeETam % Inc UapaI'H.T
ROANOKE, VA, June 17.-To-day has been
gala-day IN this city. Flags and banners are
flying IN all directions and the streets are
crowded with strangers. Soldiers have been
arriving from all parts Of the state and the
sound OF martial music IA heard on every hand.
Roanoke has never known such time, ana
the multitude gathered here Is greater than was
ever seen before.
Tho Opera House was crowded with enthusi-
astic spectators and the grand concert AZ the
Sam Jones tabernacle was all that could he
expected. Professor q. q. Leory showed high
degree Of proficiency IN his management Oh the
concert.
Colonel John Z. Penn's discourse on the history
Of Roanoke WAS pregnant with the facts OF Us
progress The speech Of Hon. j. hyd Douglas
WAS n magnificent effort.
Tomorrow VIII 10 grand day, with the pa
rades, sham-battle bicycie-races, and other
amUsemeuts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-18
UNlON-STATION CHURCH.
a Plan Selected for the New Edifice-Ihe
Materials.

The committee appointed by the congregation
Of Union-station Methodist church 20 examine
the plans for their new house Of worship, which
will DO erected shortly at n cost Of $4,000, met
Wednesday nigh; and transacted much i'm
uortant business. Several Of the leading archi-
tects OF the city submitted plans, ana alter
careful examination the committee selected the
one offered by Messrs. POindexter n Bryan The
new church will be built on the site OF me pre-
sent structure. Twenty-fourth and streets IL
will 10 an exceedingly handsome edince ana
fuly eoulpped with all the modern appliances
aud conyeliences. The material 70 Do ure1 III
its erection Will be sand stock brick with brown
stone trimmings, while The interior VIII DO
finished with virginia or North Carolina pine.
The new house OF worship Will be OF the Gothic
style OF architecture.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-18
An Embankment Caves.

4 colored man had his lex broken yesterday
afternoon about 400 O'Clock by the caving OF IN
embankmeut near The corner Of -. James and
Coutts streets. lie was working N the pit when
the earth fell, catching his leg. The ambulance
was called and ne was taken TO tho almshouse
for treatment.
The ambulance received another call yester-
dav afternoon nj 300 o'clock this time TO Mon
taeuss sash ana blind-factery-to colored
mn who had been overcome by heat. lie was
treated and taken 10 his home, on Hancock
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-18
TAURUS HAS HIS TURN


f8y Ang'o-Amorican cable 10 Tho Dispatch,
MADRID. Juno l5.-Whne a bull-hghi WAS in
procross Yesterday 40 linardc. the audience be-
came cnraccd nc she refusal o. the mayor 20 In
crease the number Of horses IN toe arena. The
mayor was assaulted with stones ana other mis-
siles. nId the ring was invaded by the crowd
The luIi-ugltrrs became frightened and eel.
leaving the rgl unguafded. Tho fierce animal,
W1fdcnc4 hy The presence OF tAe people,
plunged INFO the crowd and tossed people right
and lcff. One wHn was $50 badly g0rcd THAI hc
expired almost Immediately. Many Oihcis were
severely Injured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-18
A Tie In n Match Game Of Tennis.

lSpeclal tclegIhAn W tao ci'Ves~~'i
GRgySsgoRo', \. C.. June IA match game OF
tennis took place this afternoon between hessrs:
John ana Dave Blair Of Winston, and Eek
Galloway and John Schenk, OF Greensboro.
The game was exceedingly spirited IRON the
first and every point was holly bought. The visit
ors played steady, safe game, while the homo
player. were moro brilliant In their playing.
The first set was an easy victory Tor Greensooro,
but the visitors casle up IN inc hecohu ana we
score stood in their favor. At the end OF the
fourth set III, score showed a tie and the umpire
called the game on account OF darkness The
total score was Ms follows: first sei-6reens-
boro' q, Winston =; second set-Greensboto .,
Winston u : third set--(irceLsDoro ", Winston y,
and fourth set-Greensboro' Z, Winston 8.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-18
international Typos.

PuuApaIPnIA, Pa, June 17.-At to-days ses-
sion u the international Typographical Union,
III. C. Mcfarland. Of Washington president OF
the Prcssman's Union, was elected se 'ond vice.
PRESIDENT. Chicago was chosen as inc city Tor
Inc next meeting. place Of the Union. The
following wero elected delegates 10 sho coming
convention Of the American Federation OF
thor. Timothy Campbell. OF Memphis; T.. }.
MEANTIME, Of Denver, and T. j. Spaulding, Of
Rost0n. The recommeadatiOns.of The Commit
lee on Laws, presented yesterday, we're adopted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-18
FERGUSON WINS THE CADETSHlP.
Frank O'Donnell Restores Harmony by
Resigning-rwo New Men Chosen.

Frank O'Donneii icstores har""hy ny
Resigning-rwo New Men Chosen.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
AsHEvIILE, \. c., June 17.-H Is. Ferguson,
son of W. Is. Ferguson, of Waynesvie. \. C.,
has been selected by the committee appointed
by Congressman Crawford for nomination to the
West Point cadetship after competitive e1ami-
nation. in which nine others participated. How
ard W. French. Of Asheyille, was selected as
alternate. Young Ferguson Is brother 10 MA.
shipman Ferguson, who has so distinguished
himself az Annapolis.
Frank O'Donnell, whose election as assistant
chief OF the Asheyile Fro Department. by tho
aldermen has caused so much trouble, mas ten
dered his resignation IA a manly letter, in which
he SAYS no resigns for the sake of harmony and
will work with might and main for Asheyille, her
dre department, ana her tournament and gala
week. IIis resignation has been accepted ana
two new men have been chosen a. chief and as
gfa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-18
ENNIS DEATH DENIED.
\ Dispatch From Zanzibar Reports Him
SIN Alive.

rBy Anglo-Amori-an cable 20 toe Dspatchl
BERLIN. June IA dispatch received to-day
from Zanzibar shows tho rgmors 90 the effect
that Emin pa-ha was dead as untrue. Tho dis
patch says that Emin has arrived at Bukota, az
which place las companion, pr. Siuhlman. ar
rived with the crelter part 0i the Enlin expcdi-
tion some time AGO. Thus carrying out the plan
originally decided anon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-18
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND. June 17.-OFfEAiSGs-Corn,l 'o
bushels. Oats, 1000 bushels.
SALES Corn, 40 bushels.
QUOTATIONS.
Was,r.-Lougperry, 91s92c. Mixed. 90s9lc.
shortperrv. 9Oa9lc. No. 2 red, s9a9Oc.
Ooss.-White. Virginia, 6Oc.: No. - white'
6uc. (; No. =. mixed. 5ec.
Olrs.-No. z, 37tsa3sc.; NO 8. 31a3'c
nyg-sUaS3c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-18
MARINE INTELLiaENcx.

PoRTOF RICHMOND. JUNE IL. 1897
ARRIVED.
Steamship wyanoke, Boas New orr, mes.
ehsndise aud passengers, George W. Aish .
schooner Trafrc. Jameson, henneoec n'c''
Ice. Richmond Ice Company.
Steamship wyanoke, Boaz. New YORK, ms
chaniIse aud passengers, George W. Alien +"
S,a.rcr ARIEL Dsyo. Norfolk. merchsnilss
sss oas,eusers: l. b. rs,ur, vice-presid'aI
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. Juss IL 1881
lBy telesraph-l
steamship Lawrence, Providence
sAiLxp.
steamship Lawrence. Norfolk.
PoaToF WEST POINT. JUNE IT, iss@
lBy telsxrapal
ARRIVED.
steamship Baltimore, Murphy, bsinmore pses
sengers and general cargo
Steamship baltimore, Baltimore psseegeU
and general cargo.
- ---~~-------s -..->~>~s<-~ss>-~ 49,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-18
RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.

JUNE l7.-Receipts: l!o nean CATTLE ~Vo
shsen and lambs. and 500 head hogs.
sales: $50 head cattle, 200 sheep aud lambs,
and 800 head hogs.
Prices: A., -.
Cattle, best, 4a4Ac. gross; medium 10 soou'
aIIa3y,c. gross; common to fair, 2iaa3l.c. gross
Bulls, 2Isa3c. gross
sheep, 3i5a4l9c. gross.
Lambs, jlsa7c. gross.
Hogs, Bllabtlc. not.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-18
hNT.HoMe-Rule lRlshMsN.
a irori,ous Convention and Ringing
Er.olutfons of Protest.


Ee.olutions If Protest.
i' tff1-Amcucan csDio 70 the Dlspa'ch.l
'-it-f. June I7.-1ho great Ulster Conyen-
'- r.t.ltf the negative side Of the home
a.a.u. var held hero to-day, with about
.''.. ae.egaics present The Duke Of Aber-
l''-..el. and ne following resolutions were
p $500 enthusiasm aud unanimously:
$50 lsDw oar nNcd rssOlFo 10 retain uh-
.i'4 our present position 90 an mi"tffl
n il. uri;ei Kingdom, anu 10 protest
"r meet uucquyocai manner against The
le ftr o auy measure that would ROD Or OF
.ttilflnce in tue Imperial Parliament, un-
Hr pflfoaf non Of winch our capital has been
.ligl an0 oar homes and rights sefeYuafdcd.
a.. 81 We fec1r1 our oeierrinafop 10 have
''ts D. ~ eitn q Periif mont that IL certain 70
'tflAe1 by men fchioDi. 81 Tor 10" c'iIie
age ~ tbc Land League, tho dishonesty OIL
f''l o' camyaign, aud toe crueities 81 10Y
'Nr. many II whom have shown themselves
- is.1g Instruments oil clerical domination
. "s Declare 70 the people OF Great Britain
0sA'aclios that ihe atIempt W set w sucn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-18

PlrTSBrnG, June l7.-fiyo children, ranging
from ~ 20 IS years oi age, we're dfJwned M tho
ohio river nj Neville Island, twelve miles below
TINS city this afternoon. THOR names were
Paul, Rudolph, Kdith, and hnegie tltlcock, rpd
81 four Of the children. N superintendent Of The
bellevue Natural-Gas Company and well known
nora
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-18

In the movements. the late trading developed
a strength under renewed iuying for the long
account. whit IA carried most % tho active stocks
10 the highest prices of the day -. Paul, IN
fact sold higher than ~ has IN years, and though
Northern Pacific preferred and North American,
which met some stop orders, We're weak through
out. most OF the list clio iei no the best prices of
the day. Tho in1ustriGl- were more artiye and
stronger than usual % laso ana Distiilers finally
closed at ia highest price, ~ did a'so ths
Duluth, South Shore. ana Atlantic stocks after
compara ffVetv active frado
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-18
tn. Tunnel Ordinance Approved.

The ordnance extending the time for the COM
ssjsr ei Yesterday 10y the Mayor. The stockholders
o} the Richmond and Chesapeake RAILWAY were
70 have held a meeting yesterday but owipg To
the fact that the ordinance was not approved Dy
~ S.yor until I'm tbs afternoon the session was
,,ostDou ed until to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-18
LIVERPOOL MARkErS

LIVERPOOL, June I7--Noon.-cotton steady with
hnf lutte doing: American midilne, 3-lod.
sales. 1000 bales: American, 400 baies;
speculation and export, LOCO oaies receipts,
- 400 hnles- All American. Futures nrm Juno
aud Jnly. 4 e-64i July and August, 9-etd.;
August ana September, Z 12-d4d., also ll-ofd.'
also 4 l2-64d.; September and october
l5-64d. aso4 i4-Gia; october na So.s YEN Ss.
cember. ls-64d.; December and January,
2O-64d. Tenders, 300 baies; new docket aai
100 do. Old.
=. N-June 4 6-64d., sellers: June AMI
Julv. 4 6-64d. sellers; July and Ausus',
4 std. sellers: Angus. and september,
10, sellers; september. l3-6td, sellers;
Septernber and October, 4 1864, sellers;
xovember and December, 4 1904, value;
ecember and January. 4 19-6iai 20-ofd. fu-
tu,cs closad barely steady.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-18
,,nd compnny Chartered.

The Centre-Heiehts Land company was y ye,o
~ chartered In the City Circuit Court. Inc
osny ia formed for tho purpose OF purchasing
irsct OF seyonty and one hall acres III .neslor-
eeid near Manchester, now held by D. u. MOORE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-18
Godain Tavern Sold.

uossrs. penoon, Topper & Co, have sold for
A., THOMAS f. Hannican the Old "Goddin-
Tavern "a, property on Brook avenue. Mr. Henry
HoIgerefe was the purchaser at INC PRICE OF slo,
ao0. The present building WI pe TORN do"n
nnd now dHellllg-hOuscs efeclo1 on tho NV.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-18
To Cleanse the system

eaectually yet gently, when costive or
bilious or when the blood Is impure or
sluggish. to permspently cure haoituai
constipation, TO awaken the kidneys anu
liver TO healthy activity. without MI
schos, colas, or fsvsgs. use Syrup OF Figs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-18
Fall from "A Third-story window.

Mr.. Andrew w. Tyrees 2-year-old sou Cray
had quite a bad accident yesterday afternoon
~bout 4 o'clock. lie fell from thiid-story "iu-
dn,g ana WAS quito seriously hurt. He was rest
ing ouletly at q O'Clock, but his PHYSICIAN Dr.
Mosely, says he will not be able 20 tel TO what
cNtent he is injured under twenty-iodr hours.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-18
False Economy

is practiced by people who buy inferior
articles of food because cheaper than
standard goods Infants are entitled 70
the best food. The Gail Borden Eagle"
brand CONDENSED Milk Is the best infant
food. Your grocer and druggist keep II.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-18
PEOPLES NOMINEES.
INDEPENDENT" PROCLIVlTIES OF
THE MEN CHOSEN YESTERDAY.
Ticket-important Railroad Order
Two Bad Collisions.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dlspatch.I

Correspondence OF the itirninon1 Disphtcn'J
RALEIGH. n. O., June l7.--There Is much
talk here to-day about the Third party's
nominees for Congress. The one from the
Eighth District is o preacher named X. >.
Patton. who is stated to have had inde-
pendent proclivitics some time. The one
from the Second District. f. a. Thorne.
has for some time been the Alliance
lecturer. ". Il. Lindsay, the one from the
Fifth District, has hng had independent
proclivities and has affiliated with Re-
publicans some time. He was n member
of the Legislature three years ago. being
elected as an Independent. The action OF
the party in this district in postponing
the nomination until July 18th IS not
understood Dy Democrats. IL is said quite
openly that ". r. Stroud. OF Chatham
county, will be the nominee. Chatham
county appears 70 be the centre of Third
me they can carry the county against both
Old parties.
REPUBLICAN ASSURANCES.
The Republicans have assured the
Third-party people that they Will put mp
no State ticket, but will vote for the lat
ter party's nominee: that they can do this
quietly and without in any way endorsing
the platform Of the Third party. The
Third party is not showing the strength
of which 1t has for some months boasted.
The First Presbyterian church of this
city extends a cali to Rev. 4. h. Anderson,
of Rock Hill, =. c.. 10 be It's pastor.
The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. has made re-
QUESTION for clothing and equipments tor
800 additional enlisted men in the State
Guard.
RAILROAD RATES.
The Railway Commission to-day issued
the following order to take effect July 1st :
On all mixed trains carrying passengers
where two coaches are attached. first and
second class tickets must be sold. Where
only one coach is attached only second
class rates snail be charged. unless the
coach has separate apartments, then first
and second-cass rates may be charged.
THIRSTY COUNTY.
DR.. C. d. Smith of Macon county. who
Is here to-day. informs your correspondent
that II has been fifteen years since the
commissioners of that county issued
llquOr-license.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-18
Mean temperature. ..............s7
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK, June 1.-THE stock market to
day was affected principally by tho heavy ship
men;s OF gold, but a. heretofore tho influence
was only to restrict trading, though how much
further the promising upward movement might
have gone had there been no gold shipments IS
a matter o, opinion entirely. Tho iac, was
demonstrated, however, that such an oaigo
making over s7.OOO,00O for tho week, does not
cause the selling Of stocks TO any appreciate
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-18
,oov,c,s from Bland County.

There we're three now convicis received at the
penItontiary yesterday from biana cnuh,y. as
,p'nnwa. lin Brown, grand larceny, nine Years
~ S,,,,, Grand larceny, nine years; william
Cneine. grand larceny, three years
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-18

lbv Anslo-Americau cable 10 the Dispatchl
IONI1N. Juno 1S.-Inc London Trades COun-
ri has de,1 ied to ran q Labor candidate IN the
district. SIR. GlaI-tone's present con-
st.t-cucy. in the coming general election.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-18
An Injunction Granite 2.

Judge Lamb. of the Chancery Court, on yes
,eySay granted an injunction restraining John
Z Hucklyn, a. Y. Tanner, John thompson, A.
f. Austin. and j. Is. Mcknight from yO'ins a.. i
80 or taking any part in the meeting oi the
ssto,.snoiders OF the southern Loan and Invest
s,,,.nf company, which Was held here yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-18
BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, June I7.-Flonr STEADY: re.
ce!pts. 1890 barrels; shipments, ts,l4f
barrels: ssles, - bushels. Wheat steady;
40. , red. spot. sSasSIc.; June. sss
ssAc.; July. s5i9as5Ac; August, solAa
s5i5c: receipts. 1919 bushels shipments,
lgs.gsi bushels: stock, 7sa.ssi bushels;
sales 10000 bushels. Southern wheat
nrmer: Fultz. s4a9sc.; Longterry, soa
9Oc. Corn strong: mixed. spot, 53c: bid;
June. dc. asked; July, 53ita53lc.; August.
$3.50 bid: steamer mixed, ishc. bid;
receipts. 1850 bushels; stock. 1000
bushels; sales, $4,000 bushels. southern corn
nrmer; white. J4c.; yellow, 53clt. Oats
quiet bat strong; No white western. +9afic:;
80. mixed western, 3slea3pc stock, %, tt3
bushels. Ryc duh; No. ,. s3as5c.: receipts,
AL bushels: stock. 1887 bushels. Hay
firm; good 70 choice timothy, sl4.bOaslb;5O.
Grain freights quiet. Cotton nominal; miifling.
7asc Provisions steady and active. Butter
nrn,' creamery. fancy. l9c.: do fair 70 choice,
I7alSc.; 90. Imitation, l5al6c. ladle fancy,
l3al4c. do. good 70 choice, i2al3c; store
packed, lla13c. graas, l2alic. Esgs steady
AZ lie Coffee duh: Rio cargoes. fair, ltc.
No. z. 13c. Sugar steady gragnlated. &c.
Conner steady; refined, Ike. Whi-sey arm
at sl.2J. Peanuts hrn and unchanged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-18
M o N f Y /.
MILLINERY.
OUR BARGAIN SALE OF ~,
w. MILLINERY CONTINUES. S

We are selling Fancy-chip Sailor Hats tor Ia
dies ct Soc, worth Toe. Lsghorn Flats. 4sc. |;
F,ne Milan Straw and Noapolitan Bonnets Tor
elderly ladies, only 76c., worth sl.o0; aud every
thing else In proportion. II you want 70 save
money cali on MRS. JULIUS BEAR,
10 lA.Tu, IN, F&6a4t 1921 sass Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-18

ST. LOUIS. NO.. June I7.-Flour dull and un-
changed. Wheat very quiet until near the close.
when prices broke and finished esa9ac. below
Yesterday: No. . red, cash, closed sObsc; June,
SIC: July. 771s,. Corn unsettled aud nuctu-
ating: closed llalc. lower; cash. 43itc.: June,
43iEc; July aud septe nber, 42lsc. Oats lower;
cash, 3lL8c. bid; July 2eesc.i september,
SSc. Whiskey quiet at Sis. Provisions auies
nj unchanged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-18
The WEATHER IN RICHMOND yEsrrRDA
was clear and hot.

Range of the Thermometer at the front.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-18
PAL rlMnRE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. June l7.-Baltimore aud Ohio
sro,.. g5aa116: Virginia 81. 7isla75% Balti-
more ana OHIO Southwestern lets, lO1 pa
To- lst incomes. Gyti bld; DC. 2d Incomes 2sSe
asked; do. 81 incomes. SO consolidated gas
bonds, li5l6all6: do. stock % asked
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-18

The market closed QUOT blt irm, generally
at fractional gains for The day. but Dlstiiiors aud
New England. the two strongest stocks. are NJ
~ and per cent, respectively. Salos-Lsted,
100000 shares unlisted. $4,000
MOSEY AND EXCHANGE
EreninG.- Exchange quiet and steady NJ
fSsltA4S.ts. Commercial bills 1856 .atSSil.
Money easy a NIL. closing Offered AZ 10.
Sub feasury balances Coin. sp2.G 5000 cur
reucy. 2 - 200. Governments dun put
firm per cents, ll7,s. state bonds dull hut
firm