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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-02
.feyai Arcanuu.

About a wear ago Mr.. II. l.. Fechtig. deputy OF
HeErlco Council, Royal Arcanutn, In order 10 IL
crease The membership, offered handsome gOld
badge az prize TO the member who would bring
m the largest number Of names during the year.
Tho presentation will be made tonight Two
members. Mr. Samuel y. Waddill and Mr.. james
Vaughn, having tied. the Grand Nice-kegent mas
contributed another badge, thus giving both
members q reward for II cir WORK. Probably
some OF the grand officers will be present to
night.
ON Friday night there VIII be an adjourned
Meeting OF the committee appointed 10 arrange
for Royal Arcanum-Day" at Smiths Hall. on
Fifth street, in shockhoo Council room. Al de-
tails for tbs observance will then be arranged
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-02

book AND JOB WORK AxA3lIx
u ExgcUTkD ~ 1nk unsAso
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COLLEGE CONNIE NcEMsNTS.
Art Exhibition at the Southwestern Vii
cinia Institute Nav 81. 1892.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispaich.l
GLADE SPRING, VA, May 3i.-1he closing ex-
ercises Of the Southwestern Virginia Institute
began sunday with the baccslauTeate sermon
by r. X. AGREE, D. D., Of Roanoke, Va. Last
night an interesting programme was rendered
by the French and elocution classes The art
exhibition took place this morning. CROWDS OF
friends and visitors thronged the building. Inc
exhibit was very crodi;sblc one The visitors
seemed much delighted with the exhibit, ana AL
am sure, who are lovers Of this fine art, felt
more than repaid for their visit to the studio ]
should think the principal should count himself
fortunate 20 have secured so excellent ieacher
and teacher and pupils should Justly be proud OF
their progress aud success.
Miss l.. L. Letwlcb, principal OF the art de-
pRrtmcnt has maintained aud no doubt added
20 her well-morited reputation "a an art teacher
by her success at the session now closing.
While all have done we'll some, perhaps, de-
serve special mention. The following paintings
and drawings give evidence Of no little
talent and study: Bust OF Beethoven,
and la Bergeerc ct Troopers De Mou-
tons, by Miss Williams. Of Missouri
Mask Of Laughing Girl and Eventide, by Miss
Mallory, OF Arkansas; On Lake Lucerne, by
Miss ELiott, of Lynchburg, Va; The Brook.
Midsummer, by Miss Dunn, OF Glade Spring,
Va. Tells Chapel. Lake Lucerne. Dy Miss Wood,
Of Bristol. Tenn. Others Of the young ladies 10
serve mention, but space will not permit.
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KILLED BY AFAlLlNG IRON BAR.
VIII Have to Pay tho city Taxss-won the
uonors Of the Art school

correspondence Of the Richmond Dispstch.l
ALEXANDRIA, Va, June J.--xr. Daniel Paticr-
son. OF the Ivory firm Of Patterson ) Brother.
was Killed about 9:45 O'Clock last nj N, by bar
OF railroad iron falling on him and breaking his
neck. Mr.. Patterson had been engaged in haul
ing the Iron for tho streei-rsiiway al day yeeter-
Gay. ard last night while unloading At the loot
hing street his foot slipped on the cobble-stones
and he ten with the bar Of iron across his NECK,
killing him instantly.
Judge Norton has ordered the ale of the pro-
perry OF tho Virginia Iron. shi pbuliding ComiIa-
n.y. OF this city, in payment OF taxes, &C., dne.
The work OF laying the rails for the electric
railway will DO commenced on Fairfax street
this morning.
Miss Fannie N. Francis won the honors in the
Art School here for the best serios Of drawings
Tho medal will be presented 70 ber tonight
when tho work Of the pupils OF tho school viii be
exhibited 20 the public.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-02
Degree-Day at Chapel Hin.


CHAFEt-HILL DEFOT. n. C., June The
cOmmencement-day exercises opened with
speeches from senior orators from the rra-
duating class. After these Hon. Harris
Taylor, OF Mobile. addressed the gradu-
Rtes. taking CRriisles place. His tax
was eloquent ana practical. The nangum Medal
for the best senior Grafton was awarded 10
George II. Crowell, who made an unusually Tine
speech this morning; The Representatives
Medal was awarded 20 +. G. Harding, OF Green
Vile; English Professors Medal, for essay, 10 W.
D. Buc, Bladen county; Mathematical Medal 10
W. +. Nootten, La Grange; Greek PRIZE TO
Thomas Wilson, Chapel Him Latin prizes 10
George W. Connor, Of Wilson, and 7. c. Me-
hane. Of Mobanesyille History prize Of North
Carolina books TO L. c. Van Noppen, OF Dur
ham.
Degrees we're then conferred upon the gradu-
aiing class.
In the afternoon bal game between the pa
lectic and Philanfhropic societies resulted Ia
yOra bly, Tor the latter by score OF 70 ..
The Glee Club gave a concert az night After
that the grand commencement ball began In
Gymnasium Han, which Was beautifully deco
rated. CorinthiRn columns supported gerlanded
rafters from which white, blue, and golden BAN
ners flosteI in rich profusion. The hall was q
paradise Of lOvcliness aud the fair madens OF
Carolina and their beaux danced TIL near
surOTas appearance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-02
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET
WEDNESDAY. June l. 1892.


JuxE 1.-Orerings on Change to-day %
packages. and rejection nish.ss ~, DO 10
s33. Iowest, g.. 3O-average, SI.1s, oil when ~
n.c,ayes sold between $40 and ST. ~ pack
ages between 81 and $40, IL pa'k netwcen
$40 and tl6, and 3 packages between Sio anu
s33 ,, ,,os.,s o..
Private sales to-day: Filters, 81 smokers, -
deik.. 20. wrappers, 3l-totsl, lo4 hossheau-.
Loose sales to-day: Crensha.s sold to-day
2. $50 hounds: highest pricc, $3.50. ALSO ,ne
crops OF X. ID. Adams and y. >. harvey ena.
lotte r. G. Plunkett, West 'irsln'a' Dy ~,
spec;or's sample, amounting W i''oi" P''
highest price, AZ. an. .,c,r
Eeyen,ie collections to-day CIGARS ana cigar,
cites, sl,275.07; tobaoco, *Z'@f"o"' SPo0's'
tax, SS.34-total, s3,J3l Iva. ,.,..
In Ia understood that Mr.. y. T. Conrad reslgua-
ton "a director OF the John Wright TOBACCO
COMPANY Ia only 10 prevent his connection wiz.
that company Interfering with DIS large hru
lucrative commission business. Inc nrlsh'
Company is In tho most fourishins cohoi'ion PoS-
sibe. ,. ,,.,
Mr. Louis Borchers says he regrets tha'
planters tobacco, which he prefers ana - otneI-
wise suitable for his Austrian Reggie purcnass -
Is often very badly assorted, graded ana prilcu;
This throws him out OF ccmpottloh ior H. hu'
leave this tobacco 10 tho REMAINDER anu spocu-
Iafor Planters should note what Is wants! nero
10 realize the fullest prices. II they wiiiiuiiy OF
otherwise nogieot this. they must ioso 'ne..
profit. A Glenn. packed nogsneao u "'"e'S 0es'
ker,stercd on Change today: L. ID. Christian,
New Work: ". &. Powell. keidsviile, y. I. -. l.
Payne and NJ. \. Payne. Goochls d; ". A. s'is
Cumberland: X. L. smith, Oxford y. =. y. D.
BroAddns. Caroline: W. ID. Watson, Densiiie,
Va: w. n, Hockey, ii. W. Wright, ana otho
Arnott, Louisa; ". 4. Terry, Meck'enoars'
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PATCH Office. 10 i--'
WANTED, TIL Il p UBLlC TO
w know that have decided 10 continue IN
tho SHOE BUSINESS and have large stock OF
SHOES. SLIPPERS, TIES, &C.. that arc mocn
lower In price than same goods are usually SOLD
THINKS aud BAGS at wholesale or retail
TRUNKS REPAIRED. r. u. spEsoE.
my2s-iw corner Eighth and Broad streets.
CPRING STOCK FOR 1S92.--l
- have received my spring stock Of MAJ
TIN1s. CARPETS, OIL-CLO1 lis, RUGS, AAIs,
and PAPER-HANGINGS OF AL styles, when l
am Offering at low prices All orders promptly
attended 10. A. JENNINGS, No. $40 cast VAIN
street, Richmond, Va. NY o-Ih
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To Sell the Property.

The Board OF Public Works have decided.
with the consent aud approval OF the Board OF
Directors OF the PenltentIary 10 sell the portion
OF the Peniientiary-sDring LOT properly which
belongs 10 the city. Three fourths OF this square
was sold several years ago to Mr.. 5. W. enable
of Petersburg, and II is the remaining fourth, at
tho southeast corner Of Cary and Jefferson
streets that 10 TO be sold now. The proceeds VIII
20 10 the Library fund.
The state will maintain the pine line from the
spring which furnishes a part of the water sup
pIy OF the prison, and which has already been
mark ed out In "A reservation made by an act OF
the General Assembly. The penitentiary is sup
plied partly with spring and partly with city
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-02

lie was terribly cut ana bruised ana
says be turned over expecting 20 he
derous worx. and he got IN q buggy 10 leave.
being In no condition then TO cope with taer,,.
They again expressed q determination 20 NH
him and seized his buggy, but he managed 20 get
away followed ny voueys OF rocks. The affair
has created great Indignation.
Warrants were issued to-day for the arrest 81
Sadicr aud 1hrockmorton In spite OF Captain
tfennf protest, who seems anxious 20 eet,ie
the matter himself, and IN his own way Captain
Ffench's injuries are worry severe, hut not fatal
fhrockmorton, last week, procured license to
marry daughter OF Sadler II the sheriff ends
MN to-day the wedding viii hardly como on at
the appointed hour.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-02
rnase DELEGATES 70 CHICAGO.
They Arc Uuinssrucsed. Nat By No Means
a Triple Alliance.
tspecia, telegram 70 'he Dispatch.l

Especial telegram 70 y" DIhpHvn.I
CnAKLEsrox, W. Va, juno 1.-The Democrats
OF the Third Congressional District met In this
city to-day to select one delegate nj large ana
two district delegates 10 represent the district IN
the National Democratic Convention. Colonel
j. w. st. Clair, 81 Fayette coon.y, member OF
Tho Worlds Fair Commission. was chosen dele
gate al large and william !. Chiffon. OF IA
nawha. and Alexander r. Bathews. of Green
brier. we're chosen district DELEGATES. They 20
favors tho nomination Of Hiii, Mathews favors
cleveland. and Chiffon Is non-coninittaL
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: ToTET- OTTFRDURY- AT OTTER

IIOTEL OTTERBURN, AT OTTEk-
IA BrKN LITHIA SPRINGS, will bo open tor
visitors on MAY THE lJrB; hstty-sif miles from
Richmond. Nearest station Otterburn. one haif
mile from hotel. The hotel Is surrounded by
beautiful grove. iuterspersed With shady woiks,
aud the suing at the foot Of a gigantic OAK Is
such as thirsty traveller see in their dresms.
The country Il high and rolling. ana the vaw y
grain dot the landscape Everything VIII DO
nrst-class, the tapio supplied with the best
tho market s1sris- We hope to attract select
class OF visitors, and the society VIII De every
thing that can be desired. For terms, etc, ad-
dress the undersign 81 At Amelia Courthouse, VI
200 north Fifth street, Richmond. Va.
LA FAYET'rE MANN. Proprietor.
PROFESSOR A. BORNSIElN, Manager
A
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,alt-7ea1Y cneAresA" BREEZE"
u''iaar. tiiVelv on the Rappahsnnock-
500 Indignation Meeting.

nleroe 81 the Kichmond Dispatch.l
.tT. DE0ECE COUNTY. May 3i.-Dr. j.
..ininrrt- Oh the manners ~ mo
ue Iible-iaTe On the steamer wake
mar RIVER. have created quite
.ie friends Of the steamer ana lis
an Indignation meeting Was held al
n.'Ir. in the lower END Of this county,
b. l04s resolutions passed relative 10
ahd hls uuc0mplimentsry illusions,
-' cared ln the N,chniOnd Chrisi1aa d0ro-
before last IL seems that the re-
ilf-rs Impressions about I" W axe
Old is aceofnfnodHfiOns yefo formed
t.eYe1 from Alexandria down the
Ietp1ug tour o. the lower coun-
nj. northern Neck. and that he gave
20 -.Nus 10 the pfe9s without hftt
m10.hing- plane over them.
ity bethel Baptist church, In lower
Nt. debated and o sunday--cnool
bed nf Tue same time and piacr.
rory sermon was preached ~ d.
Dlnsway, Of Fredericksburg. sun
' aqffrsses were delivered by mum
'A-ai school workers from distance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-02
Snnn IfInts from Unntersville.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
HUNTSVILLE. W. VA, May 3O.--1he drawing
of lots al MarlintOn. the new county-seat, WIN
take place "Wednesday. June lst. quite mum
Der OF people are expected there on that dsy.
Hon. John D. Anderson, congressman from this
disfrict. will speak on the Issues OF the day.
Mrs Henry A. Yearger, ~ Aariinion. dled
Friday at - O'Clock and was buried NJ we Nc
cisughlin graveyard at that place saturday.
Mrs. Martha Cleek, Of Bath county, Va, Is OUT
here aud will spend the summer with nef
brother, Andrew Dilley, near Dilleys mill.
Nr. John j. Beard IL still in Richmond under
the csre of Dr. Hunter Mcclure. Mr Beard
himself is still confined 10 his room but Is some
better.
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Rueua Vista. Summer Marriage.

BUEsA VISTA, Va, June The first summer
marriage vas celebrated at tue Methodist church
here this morning. The contracting paiues were
Dr g " Nsssie ana Miss Maggie Harris Waddy.
The church was beautifully decorated with How
.rs ana the bride was preceded down the aisle
by two beautiful little girls dressed ID White
Rev. j. ID. Marin, pastor Of the church, o1l-
c;s.od- DR. Nassie Is a pfacticng physician here,
bgt originally came from Amherst eounty, ana
me bride Is a daughter Of Mr. j. W. Waddy, also
a resident VI Buena Vista, but formerly OF Au-
susta county. The happy couple, attended ny
r,s,,,I,cr ~ friends went across the mountain 20
he residence Of the grooms father, in Amherst.
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A German - Big stone Gap.

PIG STONE GAP, Va. June IA beautiful
GERMAN was given here tonight by the German
club Of this ely, 20 celebrate the opening u
49,. T,ter,nout Hotel, This hOtcl has been closed
Tor me last three months for repairs and VIII
now ne run by Mr.. W. {. Harrington, an cxpe-
rlenced man and formerly general passenger
agent OF tho south Atlantic ana ONO th,iroa a.,
st,Lonrh germans are given fre9u enuy IN big
stone GAP mi. one surpassed all rs predeces-
se,a A speciaI car attached 10 the evening
train on the south Atlantic and ONO ROAD iron
Dcside~ yirylnis visitors are also here from
Kentucky and Tennessee.
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Exercises at Plumcr Collage.

lCOrr fapQnlrlce OF tnt hFbhiohA DSPht~N'i
WYTHEyfILE. VA. May 3l.-last evening
commencement exercises we're hold In the
Plumor College Han. Part first consisted OF
several well-fendercd musical selections, vocal
and instrumental: part second Of " LongielloT's
Naeofio ~ Pandora q beautiful and artistic
dialogle interspersed with elective tablesux
Alter this followed DR.. Fairs ADDRESS before
the literary societies. His subject Was "4he
Rattle OF lie and How to Win IT. IL vas a
charming address pointed. practical, p0etcal,
and appropriate, containing wise advice and
beautiful thoughts Tor oil beginning hie-ior
Young men ~ we'll as young women. Inc grad
hating and kindergarten exercises toos place
to-nisht after which followed the reception ia
the parors.
The father. sister, and brother Of Miss Kate
Mcdonnell and one OF the Plumcr gifis, are mere
from florida attending commencement.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-02
.,-EDMTHs HOLY BONDS.
Cmr- Weddings Of Norfolk Bellies
v.tcreuts Of Frohihitionisis.

ISL ~ the Richmond Disoatch.l
..u.. flle There was a handsome
at p, Pauls Protestant Episcopal
.r.-- afternoon. Nj. William Ennis,
lssyor Of This city. ana Mrs.
...as united in the holy bonds.
f.r.r Tucker, the rector, soiemnized
On ....s- rrer rhich the happy couple loi'
N.. t.r .lI Taylor. daughter of Major
... Do and Mr. Richard ". Gamble.
.ts.' savannah. Ga, viii De marned next
~. .-. .at f,- the marriage Of Miss Laura
..t -. ety, aud Mr.. J. d. Harold, OF
t.... ..t IS the friends o. Rev. John W..
...r ...t Boz may be- induced 20 withdraw
r.s.... .e castor 90, s7lth-streci Baptist
r0WHlToS OFFICIALS
.0l Club. a. his city. has elected
D. S.. White delegates, and l..
n berf IS. johnson altrrnates 70
.t..0 Convention in Lyn'hDure
IAe ffoaibtionists here are
r.rts o. secure speakers % can
- g.lnc the presidential cam
3D.. ..t a. Ifl.r. oi Richmond will adj
lrzf FRIDAY night
.. . Jones has gone % New York In
me nvH Christian church - Dc
vAhfOrs NorEs
'.r...x athletes viii contest in the
rrt l Washington next Satur-
f.ce- o. The Columbia Athlete
l...rs Light Infantry viii De here on
...lte 900 tle Memoyiai-Day exer-
e.. A. Nash issued orders this
re plraIe " the Fourth Regi-
...r.f ru.lllng lofs we're sold az suc-
u..rt- Point today Tor something
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-02

II is easy enough to overestimate, and
it is also easy enough to underestimate
the importance of being careful about
purchasing suit OF clothes. Exercise
care in this matter by all mems. but a
reasonable degree of it is all that is re-
auired. It isn't matter of life and
death, but it is q matter that involves
your personal comfort and you wouldn't
want to sacrifice that for five times the
money that suit costs. While the sub
ject Of personal comfort is under con
sideration all we have to say Is this
You will be Thoroughly at home i'll one
of our SO, 2l2, or Slj Suits.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-02
The DISCLAIMERS AZ Pan,op..

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch-l
CBARIOTrEsvnLR, Va. June 1.-The COM
mencement exercises Of Pantops Academy took
place Yesterday. The programme was very ~
ferosting and was creditabls 10 both students
and Tie principal OF the school. DeclnmaiiOns
were delivered by william c. fleuniken, South
Carolina: Ross Mel Missouri; James II. Mar
tin, Tennessee; Alfred ID. Mason, Tennessee
and Druy vs.. Wright. Arkansas On nonnay
evcning an entertainment was gwen by Mr..
Sampson. the principal, ~ which we're present
by Invitation many OF the popular and attractive
Young ladies Ol our city.
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rac,.nnsn fhe syst.n

efycctually yet gently, when cos.,ve Q.
bilious or when the blood u impuie .,
sluggish TO permanently ~ cl aiSrs S. and
III, ~ = he.lfby activity. without irr!-
t . or weakening them. to dispcl head
aches. col -. or fessrs. use Syrup Of tiv'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-02

Three stories are told as 10 the cause OF her
suicide Freeman Clarkson, her lawyer, says
threat % foreciose mortgage on n piece OF
property owned by Miss Norfolk had made her
dependent, as she was unable 10 meet the IN
terest She had had some property, but the IN
come from II had not been sufficient Tor hor
wants and she was compelled 70 draw upon the
principal lie could assign no other cause Tor
the woman's insane act.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-02

'' d hs'Hiied With Rocks and Terribly
cor and Beaten Warrants Issued.

SPECIAL telegram 70 the Dispaich.l
N HALIFAX COUNTY, VA. June Ia
''Fifoy aud brutal assault was perpe-
.'l yo. .-rdsy afternoon upon Captain Mar
'fsneh, " This town. Captain French
-' p o-r colnty surveyor. had occasion 10 go
4 iAe FORK section 10 90 some surveying. On
~. ''.' he met "a. Il. sacicr and Jack TGro'k-
@l' ~ DiyDprg. The two men ran iheir
t.,... .'' freucts buggy. and upon Bis ex-
ss..'o'.L. With tfem was answered " .
sr,.-' oi curses ana abuse. Captain FRENCH
e.,. -sh a. Old man, isa fearless old war vet
A.. sn1 prepared al once 20 resent such treat
t,, ICE two men grabbed rocks. ana sstof
g., =. French down ono holding him ana the
Dealing hlla On The bead Witb roc&s
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tn Erect New Buildings.

Colonel Cutshsw went out tothe Reform School
nj Laurel Station yesterday evening and met the
Building Committee OF the institution. lie SUD
,oitted a pIan Of the grounds and future build
ings. which was approved by tho committee. ana
IL l. understood that ground viii be broken AZ
once for the frst OF the general buildings OF the
institution. There are now apcul nifty poys III
the SCHOOL and everything promises we'll for its
snoce 3 and uselulness.
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What is ScrofuIa

tits that impurity In the blood which. aecumu-
IatIng in tho rlands Of the neck. produces un.
slightly Jumps or sweilings; which causes painful
running sores on the arms. legs, or feet; which
deyeopes ulcers In the eyes. ears. or nose. often
causing blindness or iesfness; whichtst the origin
Of pirnpics, cancerous growths, or many other
manifestations usually ascribed to "humors."
III, a moro formidable enemy than consumption
or cancer alone. for scrofula combines tho worst
possible features of both. Dcsssthc most ancient,
/, Is the most general of all diseases or affections
for very few persons are entirely free from IL
How can It be cured? BY taking Hoods sar'a-
parilla, which. by the cures IL has accomplished
often when other medicines have failed. has
proven itself TO be potent and peculiar medicine
for this disease. For all affections OF the blood
Hoods Sarsaparillai IS uneGuaied, and somo OF the
cures II has effected are really wonderful. II you
suffer from scrofula in any OF Its various FORMS
DO sure TO give Hoods sarsaParila tria!.
Hoods SarSapariIIa
Sold by all druggists. 81; six fors'. freparedon''
By c. /. HOOD a CO.. Apothecares, Lowell. Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
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TO BUY A GENTLE
HORSE AND PUAEToN

on the instalment plan. Address N. c., Dis
p,rcp Office. 10 1-2t'
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mai rlmORe STOCK MARKET.

u.,ruoRy luna 1.-v,rginia consols, 80, IA
-. BaltiInore and Ohio stock. say bid Bal
timore ana Ohio Southwestern lists. loO1aa
i05h. DO. Is, incomes. go bid DO. I'd Incomes
% asked; do. 81 incomes, sl4asf4; CONSOLE
dated gas stock, 5JaJois
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Tile OPENING LOWER.

Tho general market showed the effects Of yes
terday's drive at the opening. which was made
at lower prices, Reading leading with ioes oil
n per cent but the rest OF the list With the ex-
caption OF one or two, showed only slight losses
The bears concentrated their Efforts az fret on
Reading. but later Northern Pacific preferred
was taken In hand and Louisville and Nashville
followed. The declines In these stocks however,
failed to lodge stocks In the general list ana AZ
quotations went down more Stubborn resistance
was met. which compelled the operators Tor
lower figures TO turn their attention TO fresh
fields.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-02
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK, June The stock market to-day
was less interesting than that OF yesterday ana
the transactions OF significance were narrowed
down to three four stocks only, the rest oil the
list representing the usual duh and iistiess APP
pearance. while their fluctuations were connned
within extremely narrow limits
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Bachelors % Arts-Willism Douglas Bule, OF
Charlton: George Whitfield Conner, Of Wilson;
William Edward Darden. of hinst0n; Bart
Moore eating, u Raleigh; Frank Carter Ne.
b.ne. Of madison: Wallace Eugene Rollins, OF
Ashevine: Frederick lie Roy Wilcox, of Carbon
ton.
Bachelors Of Philosophy-GeOrge Henry crow
ell. of New London; samuel Lee Davis. OF saw
versvjue. Charles Felix Harvey OF kinston.
Bachelor Of Science: Charles Baskerville, Co
lumbus. Miss.
bachelors OF Letters: Plato Collins. Of kins-
ton, and Leonard Charles Van Noppen, OF Dur
ham. .
Bachelors Of Engineering: Thomas Roswell
Faust. OF Graf am, and Richard Benjamin
Hunter, OF Brinkieyyille.
Bachelor Of Law: Alpnonso linWood Gregory,
~ FI.ntOn.