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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-28
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
Reported for the Dispatch.l

lkepOrtci los tno bsPaeNu'i
JUNE 27.-No auction offerings on thange 10
day.
Private sale: Filters. 81; smokers. +; wrap
pers, >; carks, Is; scrap, 4-total, IA hoso-
heads. ,.
Revenue collections: Cigars and cigarettes
si'0i03O tobacco, s2,7i2.24; special tax,
s65O-total, s4,462.54.
business is very quiet. Warehouses are
crowded. Receipts heavy and shipments light
Mr. W. T. Darlington has rented the southside
basin former electsic power-house, as an adj
tunet 10 Allegheny warehouse, for tobacco
storage, ani mas 1t full. Mr.. James y. Boyd IS
breaking ground for a new. large priie-house on
a $4,000 lot on sixth strees, near MS preeon'
factory location.
Mr.. n. j. larbrough has been confined 10 bis
home for n week by spell OF sickness.
The Louisville tobacco market Is quoted easier
on middle grades and strong on Tugs and low
Grades and me tobacco or Burley kinds. Crop
prospects are very good In the West, with large
plauting.
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ton. The services began by singing Hymn Ia
by n choir comro'cd OF etudents. Tho text was
from Cooas,ans H.. 10.
The annual german and banquet OF the \; u.
chapter Of Kappa Sigma Fraternity came on to-
night--the german At Cameron Hall and tho
banquet at the spencer House. The menb"rs
OF the fraternity, with their ladies', marched
from the hall TO The hotel
Tomorrow night the celebration OF the Phtnnx
Society will tako place. large party from Nor.
fOlk will Trrvo the JOth to hear the speech of
Mr.. Hughes. OF Norfolk. who Will address the
nlufnni
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Nr. Ollie Dahlen. a Ger
.ulg in Dinwiddie county
e- from Petersburg. WAS
Saturday night and fine
About o'clock sunday
.-ro WAS seen hiding horse
1870 werug the description u
...na- 10 IS supposed he has
u.lI
81 Badger q highly-respected
t-. uoiAug a. hor nome on
fire Committee has un-
agreed O. recommend the cree
engine house az the head Of
and tAe placing OF one Of the
there for the convenience
f.in half ~ the city.
.nt George ". EaDes to-day
before Judge Bernard FOR MS
'a li Office, giving bond IN the
Sergeant Laues has made
lad NOS, efficient officer.
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MURDER AND ROBBERY IN WISE.
\ Waterman Riddled with Buliets and
His Throat Cnt-snicihe by Hanging.

Special telegram 70 the Dispatch.
BRISTOL, Tenn, June 25.-News Of bloody
murder ana suicide comes from Wise county.
i. u Pearce.o OF Goll-uoro, y. C., Aight waicn-
man ~ the Burning Fl.' on tho Cnn.h-Naney
railroad was uddled with bullets Saturday
night and bad bis throat cut from ear % ear for
the prill sum Of so. There j. no clue % the
murderer.
O.f man siallard committed suicide yesterday
by hanging himself win rope. His son Lad
church on sunday aud mob liberated him. His
father with five other men were arrested charged
with turning tho boy loose. Evidence went 70
show that he had nothing 90 DO with 10. The
trouble and worry caused Tho Old man u take
ID. life
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-28

WeIdon's Great Hail-st,rm.

Correspondence OF the hichnon' p'7p"'1"'i
WEtuos y. G. Juue 27-EchOes from satur-
DAYS great hail-storm confirm the report rs
wired you that II was the most severe sso oi.
kuown IN this county The scope oil country
over which II passed, however, was he'lo'. ~,
sequently m any farms IN this section sus lhlnea
bni slight damage. All crops are cOhpie'o!
ruined over which It passed. a,-.,i,
Rev l.. j. Holden. Of Northampton circuit
s,st an the Methodist revival Mt that place. ,,
The Weldon University School. OF wtich MT
&. IA. Devils was head master, closed SATURDAY.
Mr. DAVIS will leave to-day Tor lis hol'o III
Dot hury Va.
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A Big Revival Meeting at West Point.

Correspondence Of the Richmond DisDaicA.l
Wfsf POiSI, VA, Juno 27.-Rey. Mr.. Harrison
began "A series 81 revival meetings on sunday
night AZ tho Bapust church OF this place. All Of
TIE various determinations are Interested ina tho
incetings, ana II is thought that much good Will
be done.
NJ Holland Iipscomb who Is now employed
IN Roanoke, Is visiting his parents IN town.
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S.,ys sc,,us from scotland Neck.

Correspondence Of the Richmond DispaVon'i
SCOTLAND NECK. y. C., juno 2I.--Lts. '" ~
Sen wbVc wniking on the street With her
father and mother yesterday, was bitten ny a
dog. The dog seemed 10 be ~ p,ay WI" ~,
other dog aud tnrned upon the ntiio girl ino
bite will not uF1ye serious. actor. ara
Sir. and Mrs NJ Openheimer, OF ox'or.' arc
visiting relatives here. A., ,,,oros,
SIR Illusions meeting here grows ia ,h ,,r =;
lie viii continue all this wecs. hu,hDoi y,
persons made professions yesterday n"" So'''1'
aimed the church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-28
GAINESVILLE TOBACCO MAsKeT.

CLARssviIIB, TENS, June .j.-Common lags,
Al s5as315: medium Jugs, e4as4.7j; good
iugs. s5as6; common leaf. s5.50asd.50; me-
d'um leaf, Erase; good leaf, sy.JOesil. fine
leaf Al 1. 5OaSl3 80; selections, A1fasl6.
sales this week, l,04i hogsheads.
Marke. unchanged, With nrnor tone ana more
regularity In prices.
iight rams we're followed by hot, dry weather,
and tho uswly-planted crop continues 70 make
favorable progress.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-28
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND June 27.-oYFEsIs 's-Wheai, 100
bushels. Corn, l,l0O bushels. Oats, -'JVo
bushels -oo
sALEs-Wheat. 1000 bushels. Corn' oVo
bushes. Oats, 800 bushels.
QUOfAli0>a
WHgAr.-Lolsberry, s9a9O'. Mixed. Ssa9Oc.
shortperry. sSa9Oc. No. 2 red, s7asec
Ooay-White. Virginia. 6lao2c.; M. - white'
Oiao.c.: No. .. mixed. 39tuOc.
OArs.--No. 2, 37tea3sc.; No. D. ooao'@
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ra C,.anse The system

effectually yet gently, when costlye or
bilious or when the blood u impure o,
ssinpss,,nat,on. to awaken the kidneys and
i,nar ~ a healthy activity. without irri-
t ~, or weakening them, to dispel head
aches. colds, or fevsEs. uss Syrup OF Figs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-28

Special gains were seen at different times In
Ontario and Western, Hooking Valley, AM CHI
cago junction and StO, k-yari~. which was quickly
lifted from g6 20 900 on very light transactions.
little more animation vas seen In Sugar, IN
which gain Oi per cent. wls nearly all retained
~ the close. The real loadsrs 81; the market,
bOwevrr-St Paul aud Burhngton-were content
with slight gains, and Me liz IN general was in
suferably dun while remaining utterly barren
~ feature or movement.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-28
PROFESSOR BECKWITH DEAD.
Impressive Memorial Scrvice-Third-Iar
" Boasis-Masonic Funds stolen.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatchl
RALElGn, y. c., June 27.-Mr. Z. G. Beckwith.
assistant professor Of mathematics at Wske-Fo-
rest College died there late Saturday night after
several weeks illness of typhoid-tevcr His body
was brought hero yesterday on Its way 10 Clay
ton. his home, where tho funeral was hold yes
terday afternoon from the Baptist church
telegram from Atlanta to-day from n Raj
eigh physician who went there to attend Mr. John
NJ. Sherwood, auditor OF the seaboard AIRLINE
railway, Srates that Mr.. Sherwood Il very sick
He has pleurisy. The disease was contracted. It
is said, by his having bathed while quite heated.
KNIGHTS Al REST.
At the Church Of the Good shepherd last eve
Mug there was a remarkably impressive memo
riai service held by Raleigh COmmandery, No.
= Knights Tempiars - ia honor Of the knights
al rest tho dead members Of the command
cry. The members Of the commandery were
In fun uniform and accompanied by tho OIL
GERS Of the chapter OF Royal Arch Masons ana Of
the two Masonic lodges here. The prelate, Rev.
!. Mex. Pittinger, rector Of the church, con-
Quoted IN the service, the choral portions OF
which were rendered by a vested choir OF twenty.
The prelate delivered an excellent address. The
offerings were for the Masonic orphan Asylum.
at oxford, and -. Johns Hospital, here.
RATHER PREVIOUS"
The ProgyessiUe Farmer, the Thirl-party or
gan, makes the boast IN It's issue to-day that
over 10000 Alliance men In this state have
pledged themselves not to vote for Cleveland. 10
adds: 1T remains 10 be seen whether the
Omaha convention Will put up men and plat
form that our people can consistently vote for.
We are by that convention as by the Others-if
n does not make q platform that means some
Thing and pat pure nominees up. then DO not
vote for it, The organ says that President Polk
often said before has death that financial reform
vas the first thing needed, and had he lived
would nave worked % that end Hence the
Omaha convention could not do better than 70
make a special financial plank ana then stop.
That, Of course, would include free coinage %
silver and anything else needed along that line
The organ attacks Cleveland and Harrison, say
ing: " They are as two eggs. As leaders OF their
respective parties you cannot discover any mate
rial difference. They are for the Nall-street
gang first, last, and all the time. Both Of them
have shown 10y their public acts that they have
adopted Jay GOu!ds motto. the people be
damned"
While the Masons OF Durham were celebrating
ST. Johns-DGy thieves entered the place where
their funds were kept ana carried Oh al! the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-28
senator Daniel for Cleveland.

LYNUmCRG, Va. June Z5.-ilon. John ".
Daniei is 90 the city to-day. lie Ma liill man
before me convention, bu. says now he Is ia tho
fgnf and utond. 20 DO oil he can towards tine
election OF Cleveland.
gollege-Hiu Baptist church, OF this city, has do
cideI unanimously 90 call Kew George H. lruitt.
Of Portsmouth,, % the pastOrate VI this church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-28

fSpcclll telegfam % tho Dlspatchl
IEyiN6ION, Va, june 27.-Roy. =. VI. Junkin,
Of ChreuausbUrg and MIS- mary Leyhurn were
married thl- evening a. the res dclcs OF tie
briIe'8 father. Mr. 8. j. Ley burn, the Rev. DR..
Thomas L. Preston officiating. The couple Wall
az soon a. the bfiies health permits sail Inis-
a.0ulrIcs 90 Corca. Tho marriage has created
considerable interest IN church circles.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-28

A.' Celebration -- Enthusiasm for
Cleveland and Stevenson.

r-ieare % the Richmond Dispaich.l
'.'f' o., June 25.--1he BOtstJuri sun
A Society began iis second ressioD here
f anl itefe h good Attendance Of
i9.n al oyor The county. The pre5i-
a.. u. Laugh. called tho convention %
i. .- 'Ae acifess Oi welcome was delivered
- ~ ON ' % II. fIggai. and was responded -
Sea- F'-sent The following committee
l..-ff ..ai Dl sunday Wants. James
H. p. camper, j. .. Linster, aud Il. l..
O.. "hiel sue cOHfestiOu adjourned til
co.. '-i-f " perfect IL organization AID get
cr.,... .eil no choir % composed Oh tic
~ -fe1 "a this tosn.
~1-v-s celebrated III. Jonn's-Dsy BY
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COMMANDER oaAhAM's SENTENCE.
Probably seven Yesrs' Suspension on Fur
Tough Pay-He Can Then Retire.

tNDeftni tPiFkfnh w NV bfoph''hf
WASHINGTON, u. c.. Juno 27.-If President
Harrison approves tho recommendation OF secre-
tary Tracy--and no probably within the case
of Commander James ID. Graham that o1icer
will stIll continue In the service. As exclusively
stated In these dispatches, the court-martiai
which tried him at Richmond on charges OF
scandnous conduct In speaking disrespecfiully
Of tho late Admiral Porter and OF III treatment
of his men sentenced him TO be dismissed from
the service.
After "a most careful rosiew OF Gil the pro
ceedngs Secretary Tracy today decided To
approve them, but out OF consideration Tor the
family OF the accused to recon- mend that tho
sentence be m.tigatc1 10 long suspension on
furlough pay. The exact time 81 the suspension
IL not learned, but II IS known TO DO not less
than seven years.
RETIREMENT.
This will carry him up beyond the period when
he can retire tor forty years service, ani II IL
presumed that he will ask TO be retired when he
reaches that limit, for with tho court-martinl
proceedings rs part Of his record there Is no
likelihood that no could eyor pass an examina-
ton for promotion.
Tho President will doubtless dispose Of the
case before Juno 30th for the reason that the
graduates must be assigned before that iai,,
and they cannot be unless the block In promo
ton caused by tho Graham case ~ removed.
Registered at New York Hnteis.
Especial telegram TO tho Dispatch.
NEW YORK, June 27.--N. n. Cornwall, Grand
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-28
.u.l private demand on tho part Of TIE BON

usual private demand on tho part Of ne homo
trade.
There Is no change Of values 70 quots.
la Burnley the old fnvoritc sfyief-viz.. tce two.
extremes 81 tho crop---remaln tho hyorfses @
the day and uniformly strong. Inc osncr
grades. whether lacking color or VI intermedsry
leaf qualities. remain Irregular and weak ana
provoke heavy relc>tions.
Dark leafs remain stesiy st their late Wsnee
and dark inss appear rather stronger Wa =
growing scarcity In their appearance On to7
breaks.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-28
Tho ss,,noo mt william aud Mary.

Correspondence OF tho kichihohd D'sp~''A'
WILLIAMSBURG, Va, juno ~ .-rIhe cnap owc a.
ed 10 hear the commencement sermon by hes;
pr. 4. q. Jones, Of the First Baptist cnurcn, ~
Norfolk, who Was introduced " the ihiyc nuu,,
eDce by President Tyler AZ u's s, tnaiss,,.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-28

THg WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY
was fair and cooler In the morning. fol-
lowed by rain in the afternoon and at night.
The skies were clear at midnight.
Range of the Thermometer ut the 'front.'
door Of the DIsp, rl.tr nlinn vasinrlav.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-28
Mean temperature.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK, June 27.-With nothing outside 10
stimulate animation and fallen deep into the
professional rut, the stock market remained
dulI and tame to-day, though il presented a irm
front
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-28
ORR BOOKSELLERS.
- DIVISION AMONG VIE DEMO
,ceATs or SOUThsioE VIRGINIA
.....,,,ic,r Tactic. IN tho Fourth District.
Latter from President Harrison
pied while smoking.

R..kw.fh. of PETERSBURG. prcsl-
Pa u,mp of Portsmouth. Woo.
.su n St.,lo 80 I,,cb,nond.
-. 80 ''' ,r.. T.'..,,,,vo
'' '-' ,.'''"'',, "' ~.
aro Mf,srs. montgomery wis.,
f.-Ish. ani ". L. Olivier. Tho OBJ
Il. .s,ocafion arc tho elevation
..r..u ol knowledge aua general
.on among tho books. cs~ OK tnc.
mH;ael protection nni interest
..ran .r, resulting iroH oFSah'hi,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-28

Commander Edward T.. stone, Of the navy,
WHO died In Washington, married and resided
here several years before the war and several
wears IN Portsmouth after the war.
Nr Edward l. bryant, one OF the cOitOn-men
of Norfolk sails on saturday for 81 LcOnards-
on-the-sei, Eng, returning in tho autumn.
The work OF testing the water-isht compare
,,f.nt. nf The baftle-ship Texas ended on Satur-
daynight aud proved very a-tOry Ia every
respect. the ship being found perfectly tgnt
nicr f2-pounds pressure.
The steam-packet Nellie sank NJ Johnson 3
wharf last night The wrcckers have arrived
here with the steamer Haronger, which was
sunk IN North river.
Mis- Madce Houston Williams and her mother,
Mrs Maggie Houston Williams, arrived TINS AZ
fcrDOon uop old Point. and were received by
Lieutenant Jones. aide 10 Commodore weaver.
Later they enjoyed harDor trip IN the Commo-
dore's barge aud visited the maynard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-28
CLOSE Dull AND STEADY 70 FIRM.

There was some selling OF the Changers later
in the day On unfayorible rumors IN regard to
corn. but the close was dun ana steaiy 10 rrm.
generally at about tae opening figures. All mai
changes being slight and without significance.
S-les: Listed stocEs. $4,000 shares unlisted,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-28
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, JrSE "a. 1897

PORTOg RICHMOND, JrSE "a. 1897
ARRiygD.
Steamship Old Dominion, Couch. New YORK,
merchandise and passengers, George w. ahen
s. Co., Agents. ,,, o.
schooner william H. gutan. Niles, Albany,
sani Richmond Stove Company.
Schooner MARIA Pelrson, Lippincou' heaheocc,
ice Richmond leo Company.
schooner Jonuie Middleton. ketchum. Phila-
dslohia, coal. K +. Murphy 6 SON.
SAILED.
steamer Ariel. Deyo. Norfolk. mercnandise
and Dasssnser'i A. B. raium' n's-0rs'asaI
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS JUNE "a, 1892.
lBy telegraph
ARRIVED
schooner Massasoit. Portsmouth. n. =.
SAILED
schooner Cassie Jamison, Bangor. No
PORToF WEST POINT. JUNE "a, 1891
lBy telegraph
AaRIvEp.
steamship Baltimore, Murphy. Baltimore. pAs.
s,esmship Chatham. Boston via Norfolk. pas
sengers and general cargo
Steamship City OF Atlanta. Dole, New York.
passengers and general cargo
Steamship Fairfax. March. Baltimore, paseens
gers and general cargo.
SAILED
steamship Chatham, baltimore passenger
and general cargo
Norfolk. messengers and general cargo
Steausahip Fairfax, Boston wa Norfolk, pass
sengers and general cargo
Steamship Baltimore, Baltimore. psssenssn
aud general cargo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-28
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES or THE WORLD
Prices for Money. Bonds. Stocks. Grain.
Tobacco, Cotton. Ar.. and sho
Weather Indications
tBy telegraph to tho Dispa,ch.l

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. June H.
LIAR Forecast for Virginia for twenty
four hours-from midnight TO
midnight: Showers tonight:
generally fair weather Tuesday; west
winds; slightly cooler.
For North Carolina Showers; wind
shifting to west; slightly cooler in north
west portion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-28
KILLED BY A TRAIN WHILE DRUNK.
Naval Court-Martial Convenes-nlarine
Ne,y.-ArriVal of Miss Williams.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dspatch.i
NORFOLK. VA. June 27.-N osterday morning
about daybreak the dead body OF a negro man
named Nelson Foster was found ON the track OF
the seaboard Airline with both legs cut OIL
having been run over by q train near Chestnui
street. Just outside the limits OF Portsmouth.
The killing occurred about > o'clock. as the uah
gas seen on the track about mat time, and beng
drunk doubtless fell down on the track aud Iaii
there. Foster was employed on the Boston
steamship dock in one of the freight gangs ana
lived in one Of the settlements near Portsmouth.
The couri-tnartal Tor the trial OF thlci-Engi-
neer jefferson Brown assembled ON The re-
ceiving-.hip Franklin today aud organized, with
Commodore o. ;. Stanton president
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-28
MONEY AND EXCHANGR.

Erenpg.--EXshange quiet and steady at ASA
49,. Commercial Hills 4S jlSa4Ss3. Money
easy AZ ii9a o.. cl0siug Oiercd at :. Sublrea-
sury balances Coin. s,6.S 900; currency.
: s.222 900. GOyeraments duli Dut steady 4
per cents, ll73. state Bonds dull but flrin.
Srocx oror.yfoSa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-28

FLoua-we aa).e: fine, s3as3 50; super
rne, s37jasi. extra. st2oasi.oV; la1nuf'
S4.S5as5.l0, patent, s5.25ato.oo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-28
l,lIICA0l.

CHICAGO June 29.-This was lively lay IN
pork The shorts became alarmed in earnest,
and he rcsl't was the sharpest advance since
The bull campaign IN that market bcgan. All
products opened about whore they closed on mo
bulge saturday and began 10 move higher.
THIS VAS thought - be- under the lead of corn.
but corn advanced ~. aud stopped, while pro-
ducts Kept on higher haN dozen other in-
iiuences wore AZ work. and altogether a stanl-
pcGe occarrrd before tue cl0~e, which Was A net
gain u 3ja31iSc. for PORK. with lard i2isc. on
top ii a similar bulge saturday. RIBS gained
2Oc. from saturday. In wheat tho trading gas
light and the feeling was a triie iiuner, Dut the
fluctuations were confined within narrow limits.
Tho opening was i>ai4c. higher than saturdays
closing figures ana ADVANCED a.c. more, held
quite firmly, aud the closing was about ~.
higher than saturday. II there j. any limo a.
cumulated With n view Uf sguee xing the July
shorts IN corn there was NO indication ~ ma
nipuation to-day. The market was narrow.
winding up with gain Of 90. "a compared With
Saturday. Oats closed from &c. 90 'sc higher
after experiencing a moderately active SESSION.
Cash quotations: Flour steady. No. spring
wheat. 7et4c. No. > red, sOieaSic. No. corn,
bic. No. , oats. 32sa32isc. Mess-pork, slllja
sll.17lo. Lard. cG.SJsshSlie. ShOrt-ribs,
s722lsasT25. Dy-saitoi shoulders, sD.75as6.
short-ciear. sIl2IaaS125is. Nhiskey. Glib.
mo leading futures ranged a. follows
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-28
AN OlL-HOUsE CONSUMED.
Greensboro's New Presbyterian Church
a Republican View.

rCorrespondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
GREENSBORO, y. e., June 27.-Tho oii-house'
containing about $50 barrels Of oil,;belonging to
the STANDARD OH Company, was destroyed 10y
fire late Saturday night The fire company was
powerless 70 put out the flames, and all that
couId no done was 10 dam up the cutters 20 pre-
vent It's spreading. The origin Of the hre Is uh-
known. A., A..
large congregation assembled Tor the IIst
time at the new Presbyteran chutch yes'oIu,nS
The ecrvtce. we're unusually beautiful ana I'M
pressiyo The choir was assisted 10y tue wow
rOife orchestra. s ..,,,. .,
Mrs. T. l.. Cilmer left this city for Visl' 10
New ORR this morning.
AFRAID OF REID.
Colonel Il. II. Douglas, one OF our most promi-
mont ke,nhi,cans in speaking OF the nominees
u tho Chicago convention, rcmarhel 'htt II was
n strong ticket, and ho admitted lha' 10 ""'
efgnid OF Reid on the Republican ticket
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-28
LIVERPOOL MARKETS
NoRFOLK pEANuTMARHEr
rRnnnrteI for tho pl.patch.l

I INtrNft'I TOT Iu' HItPHt'H'I
| JUNE 27.-Marke. quiet. Transactions very
light, Prime, 2asc.; extra prime. Its@; FANCY,
| 2ssc.; factory nand-picAod. 3a4'tc-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-28

Tho Presidents message ia reply % the rcsolu.
iiou Of April 0ih. with copies Of the commercial
agreements mado with other countries and win
a statement Of the negotiations with Mexico Tor
n reciprocal commercial agreement, was laiI Do
fore the Senate ami ordered % be printed
4 further conference W.. ordered on the MILL
tary-Acad0my tiil, and Me.srs. CuOm, >tc|afi-
ami Call we're continued as couierrees. Aiier a
short executive session TIE Senate, al 0:dU, al
iOuruci.