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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-21
GROUNDS AND BUILDINGS.
The Flrst.Re giment Armory Again-Homt
for the Cavalry.

Tho Council Committee on Grounds and
Buildings met In tho City Engineers onice yes
terday afternoon, aud number Of claims were
ordered paid.
A communication was read from Colonel IL. c.
Homes TO Colonel Cutsnaw asking what action
lad peen taken on his previous letter regarding
expenses incurred " the regiment curing she
bazaar end upon his o1er TO sell the gas nk-
lures IN the armoFy. Tho communication ami
madverts uoon what Colonel jones terms tno
ehOrt-sighted policy inaugurated against inc
regiment. -,. ..,,,
Sir. Turpln thought II the regiment had IN
Cured expense In consequence OF the use OF tue
drit-hau by the ladies of the bazaar the COM
mtttee should troat the regiment fairly
Mr.. Noble SAID his idea was that Colonei
Jones wanted tie committee TO humble ltseit
and was determined TO have his own way. lie
would mover have 1t With his INooiesl consent.
Mr.. Taylor hoped tho committee wouii stanu
firm aud sol down on the communication. III
Colonel Jones wanted TO resign other Det could
take the regiment. These would be Wiling 10
40 40 and go back into the drill-hall.
Mr.. Ypps sais he would resign from tue Coun-
Gil before he would Yield O sixteenth part oil an
inch 90 Colonel Jones.
Mr. Carter moved that the bill presented by
Colonel Jones for putting IN door On Tue lower
moor Of the armory be not allowed This was
adopted aud tue matter dropped.
The sub-com mltter appointed 10 confer Win
the hollywood Cemetery Company relative 10
the sale BY the city Of n part OF toe oisrh-
surings property was discharged, and the whole
matter Of selling the entire propery was TO -
Tered 10 Colonel Cutshaw, with INSTRUCTIONS 10
get All information as 70 the best disposition OF
the property and report a., a.. -. .
A reduced bid from Jarvis h Glenn for the
erection Of the Cavalry Armory, whicn pru.es
mo cost az the structure within the approprla-
tim was nresented aud accepted and sitter the
trapsnction OF some routine business tho eom-
mtttee adjourned.
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GIVE PROMPTLY AND LITERALLY.
Efforts to Be Made to Raise Money for
the board of Health.

The committees that were recently appointed
from the membership OF the Chamber OF Conn
merce 10 canvass the city for subscriptions In
ala Of the important work Of the STATE Board OF
Health will begin their work this week. The
people are familiar with tho object for which the
money " to be raised, aud they should respond
promptly and literally.
Two circulars have Just been issued in connec.
ton with this matter-one by tho state Board OF
Health setting forth tho urgent necessity OF
taking steps 10 prevent an INVASION 10y cholera
and 10 prepare 20 with ii II IL comes and the
other from the Chamber OF Commerce commit.
tee asking the people - contribute 10 the fnnd
need sd. The latter circular. aftor giving several
reasons why aid should be extended the board,
concludes:
FINALLY, yonr generous response TO this mp
peal Is asked because The chamber was prlfna-
riiy instrumental IN tho reorganization of thls
board; and while IL regrets 10 call upon public
TOO often expected TO DO more than It's proper
share u feels that In the present instance the
cause for which aid Is asked IL one Of such In
pOrtance and this circumstances are 40 peculiar
that each good citizen will do we'll 20 respond IN
accordance With bis ability. IL IL expected that
some $4,000 will be required oy this board and
that the example OF Richmond In making
liberal subscription will DO productive of similar
contributions on the part OF the other cJmmuni-
ties In the State 10 assist In the work OF this
State board until tho meeting Of the next Legs
lature."
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.

NEW IOfh.
NEW Yogg, June 2O.--Fiour more active and
easier; winter wheat, low grades. el.95as% 40 !;
fair to fancy, s2.45as3.4J; pn.ents, S34Ostt:
Minnesota clear. s..50as3; patents, t4asf.t5;
southern -four dun aud weak; common 90 iair
extra. e2. 10as3.l0; good to choice 90, s3.lJa
1926. Wheat fairly active and easter, WITH op-
tions. closing steady; No. = -cd, IN store and
elevator, Ike; aEoaf. 72c. Options moderate
ly active and Irregular. ctosing weak ai A,ats.
decline, with local longs and foselsners seiiias
75hc. Corn moderately astiye, +ac. lower, and
steady; No. 2, 4el4a4St6e. in elevator, 5Olsa
50j4c. a1oat; options opened firm NJ izc. sd
yance. prices later falling ic. and closag steady
50lsc.; August. 5lIsc. Oats quiet end nrm;
June, 37ytc.; July, 31]4c.; August, 3ochs; No.
z. 3sc.: No. 2 white, f0c.; mixed western, 3Sa
3d.; white do. 3gl4a441fc. Beef quiet bat
steady; family, s1oasiS; extra nacss' sl.s s',a
$3.50. Tierred beef quiet; city extra, indin
mess, Sl5asI1. Cut meats GrIner and quiet
picked bellies, sI2; shoulders, s3.y5ass.5o:
shori-clear, s10.37Iz. Lard quiet and easy
western steam closed ~ s10aS 1905: city, 80:
June. $1,000 n0ptnaliy: July, $1,000; sep
TENDER, closing 5000: refined duh continent,
$3.50. PORK moro acslvs AMI steady; pew
mess, sie50a820. Cotton-soed OIL quot and
weak; crude, $780,; yellow prime. 43s34e.;
choice, SOC. P,troieum qntes: Grade lower;
reausd--New YORK. e5.25; Philadelphia and
Baitimors, 35.25; do. IN tulx, 3s-7vat2.7S-
Rosin quiet and cosy strained, oo;np.on 70
good, SLx0atl.25. Turpcntinc qu'es sed easy
o. 2SI<a30c. kiee quot ana easy; domestic,
fair 10 extra. 2sas5lk..; Japan. a+ta4tsc No
iasscs- Foreign nominal; Now OrieanA open
kettle, good 70 CHOICE. steady ana quicS ~ 3OA
tons eIcsed barely steady at bs25e. down Suiy,
ai5aO: september, sf5.o5xtl5.10; S0vem-
Der, sli.s5as "a 80; Dccomber, el& 7ose1A15;
spot RIO dull bur steady; No 2. lU5<aIo9sr.
csntrifueAk 90 sest, NO; ronne4 flrm and
fairly ssuss; No. o. 13-ioa5e.: AZ A. l5-lue ;
standard a. 53<A5 e-lde.; graduated, jt<a
5 lille. Frci&hts 10 LtvHrpoo< Sssoo1 ND
quiet: cotton. HI; eratn. %. askod.
CHlcA0O
:, &C. Z. sss: 49, 3 - -;
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Y. M. C. A. WORK IN VIRGINIA.
Facts from the Quarterly Meeting o.
State.secretsry williams.

Tho first quarterly meeting this year OF the
STATE Executive Committee OF the Young Mems
Christian Association Of virginia was held in the
Young Mems Christian Association Building yes
terday afternoon nj ociock. There were pres
ent Chairman John X. West, Stnte-Secrethrles
II. q. WilIams aud W. X. Haighf, X. T.. Michaels'
Il. r. johnson, ID. j. Weisigef, and X. W. smith.
Among tue visitors we're Mcssrs. ID. d.. "iitsniFe
and r. 7. Morris. OF Manchester.
The pricipal business OF this meeting vas the
reading OF the report OF Secretary williams.
This paper covers period Of I2s days Deeiu-
ring February l1th, and 10 fnil OF interess 10
association workers. Tho stringent money mar.
ket bns 80 affected the Gudnciai CONDITION OF
many associations that they are barnpered in
their work by lack OF funds. The Front
Royal, Mllboro, Shendun, ana ives.
Point organizations have dropped ou'
since the meeting Of the state convention;
new feature in college work is tho securing OF
a general secretary for the association NJ the
University Of Virginia. The university as
ISOLATION Ia fortunate in securing tno ser
vices Of Mr. j. l. Curtis. who the past mouth
has takrn his NJ. A. degree ~ this university.
Mr. Curtis viii devote his timo and energies Tor
the next year TO WORK on behalf OF this assvcie-
ton.
M Williams notes the changes made during
the ausrter IN secretaries. assistants, and physi
cal director, all OF which changes have been fo-
ported IN the DIsPA1cu. Good proGress mas
points. Tho Gladstone sssocihuon VIII De
opened with n secretary about July lsf' ana
that al Chiffon Forge, costing sII,0OO. VIII De
completed by September ls.- Special attention
IL now beng given 10 the matter oil preparing
tor district meetings through the sumner and
fall.
IRE college work Is being pushed vigorously
and tho reports are very encouraging. IL IS OK.
pected that a good-szed delegation from several
OF the Virginia colleges VIII attend the summer
scAooi n, Mortified. July lat to I'm. leaving
Richmond ~ Old-Dominion steamer ON Tues
dgy, jane 9th.
The RAILROAD work was never In more healthy
or PROSPEROUS condition. The several compo-
nies are paying at present for secretaries at
seyen points s5,7OO per year. The appropria-
| ton Tor the general secretary at the Richmond
and DanyiI.e and Chesapeake and OHIO depart
msut has recently been Increased from $50 70
800 per month. An appropriation OF $50 per
month for o secretary at Gladstone has just been
secured.
The State secretary paid 81 association visits
during the month. wrote 32D letters ana 81
postais, held a large number Of meetings OF dif-
ferent kinds, and paid 633 calls.
The question OF q sumner encnmpmont az
Hampton was considered, aud " there seems 10
be a demand for II on the part OF the assocla
lions in the State IL will be held. The dates Sc
lected are July z 10th.
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pevro VIA ises niess c)btsds pssvsy IL ~
bushei lower nor Susy, eod ~ bwef for sec-
tember. cern wss sss1sr, hesing DEFINED vc.
nrm, the deoatus 10 July bsing only ~. Pc.
visions wsrs weak. nts soiiing o. BIC. Tteht
money was the cry amSsg the wheat spectators
ali day. The rate IN New YORK " abcos 20 Per
Chicago. as represented ~ . sproAd u 5e. per
bushs between July and Sepfemcof prices.
That was the paramount is0uspcc IN the mar
ket--in fact, news OF any other kini was scarcely
powtrfuI weapon.
Cash quosafscns: Fioar easy and uochanesd
No. spring wheat 64Jtsd4a<c. No : corn,
a1lf. Nosx oate. 3otfc. Mess-pofk, e!0O15<A
(loose), ee.g7xssI0.O2i<. DRY saIted spsuidsrs
tocxcdj, S8.6vASi0. 5h0vt~fesr sides lt0s~iA
e9.7oaSlO. Whisxoy. S1.l2
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road iumbcr.yard. nras the Free bridge.
Suspicion points TO white boy whom tho pos'cs
are looking foe.

rU9d umDcrsynr0s near tno frce ufukos
Suspicion points 70 o white boy whom tho possce
are looking for.
Esfgv BITs 0r NEWS.
Tho consensus Of opinion among tho business
people - that corpof atoms should be taxcds bus
the perplexing part 81 the matter comes IN whom
the question Is askcd, How arc you going to
dol ~!
Mr.. John w. nan has copy OF the Log CABIN
Advocate. published 10 Baltimore, December 5,
1s4O. IL WAS campaign paper puDiisaod IN
the interest OF Harrison ard Tyler.
The annual picnic 81 the Bainbridge-Strcet
Baptist Sunday school 10 West Point VIII fake
place thursday.
Treasurer Bronaugh IL now fesdy 70 receive
city and school. taxes for 1893.
The funeral OF MIRA MegdaIfnc PICKETT.
widow Of Frank Puckett. will tate place this
morning ut 10 O'Clock from her lnte residence
No. @1e west Sixth Hrbcs-
The fair in Loader Hall Monday nirht for the
benefit of the Richmond and Dsnviiie Railroad
Band attracted quite n large crowd.
The closing cxercsecs OF AiBs Jennie Rodd's
school n. Skinquarier, ia Chesterfield, took
place last Ihurssey night Rev. Dr. w. r..
Hatcher delivered an address upon tho impor-
tance OF education and medals were awarded TO
several Of the scholars.
Mr. J. c. sneiiings Is detained at home BY
sickness
Mr.. L. P. weisigcr. who bus been quito sick for
several days, Is able 10 BIS ont again.
Mrs. A. c. Gibbs. whcee iliuess was reported
some days since, continues In q precarious con-
cition at her home. In this city.
Episcopal church. Petersburg. and Rev. r. 4.
Dadmun, pastor OF West-EDd Methodist EDisco-
pal church, Manchester, exchanged puipits on
SUNDAY.
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"AlAN ANo MARY COLLEGE.
b''s'eaaiI commencement, - Medals

''n'enpial mmepc~ment - Medals
cad ififes Awnrded--R s ceptiop.
'r" yoalenoo Of tbs gichmoad Dispateh.i
ifIstrt4. VA. June 2O-T'he beautiful
ian. 20 william aud Mary College last
''s tivd ~ III utmost capacity with the
'' r'y atd surrounding couniry 10 hear
49,. Dfatisns, debates. ADd doc;amations
- .fstlo8 u the Phiiomathean society.
y tie NJ. A. H. wocdyafd, OF virginia,
g. ~ o. pfuptiafo sod besutifui esstJ on
;. ,.rNN " Ibo Literature OF the south. he
~ Sr. q. Il. GbitsOoo. Of virginia,
60 wGs Why We sorrow.
ioNed .he debate on the question,
49, '-, ihai The General Government should
g. ao4y prosecuted W Er. i. W. Hen
~ 'hg.nia aud as ably rept'ed 10 ~
a. o. '- jgAusi0n. To Mr.. Hendricks. how
= aFsfded tie mccall
ii.ppo1 uBe orstions. Mr.. William Hos
ny. ,l' subject " Our COuntry's Can AND Her
s,t rFfty," end Mr. Hurt Jordan, from
D.. = I'D " Inc Duty Of the Age" and 10 him
IN '.l 10 orators medal
4, " aiiuefs medal was com pefed for BY
". b r.gut and A. J. Huddeer Both were
4 f. - ilaDic, bat Mr.. Wright was the Wit
'"' psl@e aud received the medal
A. Tas kscufioS.
r. SIC exerclsea we're followed by beautiful
l ~ by froai5ont and Mrs Lyon Tyler. at
~ st1ests h0ass on tho campus. The
d, !, torc lion IL 70 !. eoo there Was steady
a., ss'sa arriving aud departing atEong
~, i.thyy B,lson. from Bsitimqe; Rev. DIR.
Il xon hsenDoad; iloa. Thomas Dunn Emf
100 ses Josssys General william y.
t1gs.'s. ~ C,.oasi "iiiisin lamb. ~. keosrt
-. i. Dspo 4 f;ssi ssss'w ,ai len
-, srtzn TIN issod; or. sa1 MsA James
s-<s JIG 4e6n4 Hhs2ds - ~ 60o&1n1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-21

Tyler ce,cael john D. Cary, Professor tscorvs
met3sst'y Kew y 4. Warren, Nev. W. r. Davis,
=. ~ feachy, pr, Edvin tb Booth, john 4. Ner.
ser rrefes'or I.ssiie Hail. DR.. Lyman b. Whar.
aSeS frviessor Van " Garpntt. PROFESSOR Uuau
2. hirv. trostssrf ana Mira Charles Rishop. M,
AUG MRS w. ID Cole, Professor ana Mrv TIo.nns
~ Stubbs, Mr.. and hre. no. L. Spencer. Mr.. ard
mr% william l. spencer. Mr.. and Mrs. ucpry n,
Armisteadt MA DR.. Coleman, Ars. II. <. scott.
MIS- X. N. Honith. MIRA william q. Jones General
ana MIA Marcus j. Wright. from Washington
Hon kobcrt v. Mayo. Misses Elizabeth, pattic'
and Jennie Morecoch, Lucy, Henrietta, and
fhnn'e soqth, Maria Ransom. from Staunfon.
saiue Woods. from Charlottesville, Fnnue cav
Annie Merrill, ep1 Niss Harrison from ki's'
mond Annie Stibts. N.rgia Armis;e.d. Nnrtc,
ZONES, Mary McCaw, and Meta smith Amons
tbcse who assisted MIA. Tyler IA retsirinr we~e
Misses Mary Garfesi. Edith, kstejle ami cora
smith, aud Muses. Harrison ana Merrill. sror,
Richmond. "'"'
The BOARD Of visitors vas IN seeeion tu,.
morning. Those Present are Gencrai ralisfer,o'
I. ". lhompsoh. H. ~. Hughes, DR. Barnrs M
Bpofh senator stubbs. Hon. u. a. TYLER Rev.
ur. b8ften, Hon. william Lamb, Hon ,Iahe ~
lawson, and Colonel John T. Cary.
This morning the st1dcnts yavs ger,oan M
cameron Hall Tonight the lawn "a naain
brilliantly Illuminated Win Chinese AMI Jana.
nese isnterns, the OCCASION being the celebra-
uoh OF me ihnnis Secretly. Tomorrow will be
We pig car, as the 2c0ih anniversary OF the
Garter OF Inc institution will be celebrated.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-21

HINTON. az 1905 A. ~. on the
Goth instant, at the residence of his grand
parents, liz north Fifth street. ROBERT
NEWTON SLEDD. child OF James W. and
Annie T.. Hinton; aged months and 70
days.
funeral from the residence at 8 4. II.
WEDNESDAY. Intsrment IN Norfolk.
LUCK. Died, Tuesday. June 10th. at
$50 A. H., at her husbands residence.
1916 west Clay street, MARGRETTA l..
LUCK, In the 5sth year of her age.
She leaves husband and SIX devoted
children.
Weep not tor me- my husband. dear,
Although I'm gong, yet do not fear.
A homo IN Heaven | piainly see.
Therefore. dear husband. weep not for mo.
Ny children, dear. TO you farewell.
What il your doom | cannot tell
BIT God is kind aud Just and true
And He will always remember you.
Funeral TO-DAY dune 2ist) at 4 p. ~.
from Grace-Stroet Baptist church. Friends
and acquaintance invited TO attend with
out further notice.
McWILLIAMS.- Died. at her residence,
1921 Park avenue, at 6f5 o'clock 4. NJ,
Monday, the 18th instant, Mrs. ELIZA
BETH McWIILlAMS, IN the 18th year VI
her age.
Funeral from the above residence To
DAY (June 2ist) az 10 A. II. Friends and
acquaintance are invited TO attend.
No flowers.
OUICKE.-Died. in Petersburg. Va.
June 18th, ETHEL PORTER. youngest
daughter OF James N. and Porter Coldwell
Quicke; aged year and months.
The funeral took place from her fathers
residence on Sunday afternoon, 18th IN
slant.
THOMpSON.-Die in Washington. ID.
c., at the Garfield Hospital, tuesday, tho
Goth Of June. CATHERINE LlGHIfOOT.
daughter Of the late W. A. aud Sarah Scctt
Carringtop. OF Halifax county. and widow
of Judge Lucas Y. Thompson. Of Staun-
ton, Va.
Her friends and those of her sister. Mrs.
Carrington Cabell. are invited to attend
her funeral ut the Second Presbyterian
church at 5o'clock WEDNESDAY AFfER-
NOON.
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VA. A. q M C. CLOSING EXERCISES.
Excellent Drilling of the Corps-sIedai.
lists OF the Maury Literary sost.tv.

Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.l
HhacssbuR0, Va, June 20. In tho afteynoon
NJ o'clock tho individual competitive drill took
place, though tho happy rectpiont OF the medal
as the best-dfllod man In the corps has not beon
made known yet Tie excellent drilling OF all
tho cadets was universally commentei upon
and reflected great credit on Commaldant Har-
man. The celebration 81 tks Maufy Literary
society occurred at $40 4. N. Those parti,i-
patine were a. followsi President, A. W. Drink
ard, virginia; first orator, " iliiam Watson, vIr-
gtnte, subject" The IdeGl Man; second ora
tor, W. ID. johnson, Soaih Carolina, subject
"Our Practical Age and Its Need ~ Literary
Development" Debste question" Resolved,
thht the United States senator's should DO eicct-
ca by direct vote OF the people" Affirmative,
j. W. staii, virginia, negative, I. ID. Wilson,
virginia.
NEDALLIsTs.
The medals for improvements IN oratory. dc.
clanatlon. ana elOcution we're then doyvorod to
NJ. A. G. Caldwell, Of South Caroiua; r. j. Gro
CORY, OF virginia, and W. :. Earr, Of Virginia.
MI simpson, OF Glasgow, scotland, Was award
ca the ucdaJ Tor the best article contributed TO
the college magazine. Ihe committee OF five
Judges awarded the medal for the best Grafton
oi the evening to Mr.. W. A. Watson, and that Tor
the best debate to Mr.. T. d. Wilson. The whole
exercises were Ia a high degree ctoditsbie.
THE GEEnAs.
They were followed by german I'm the college
hall. Dancing WAS kept MP until late houc
and Venus, Cupid. and fefpschore joined hands
70 make the evening one OF bliss long to be re-
mcmbered By the dancers.
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Episcopal Hieh.Scsooi Exercises.

lNort"-pDh1ehce OF INC hichtnOno DlsDatco.l
ALEXANDRIA, VA, June 20-rhe .oint final
celebration Of the Fairfax and BlackiOrd literary
societies OF the Episcopal High School Of Vir-
giuia N9s held at tbs high School, on Seminary
Hll, tonight.
Jesse Lewis Orrich. Of MARYLAND, delivered tho
joint Vaiodctory address OF the two Bocietios
The debatersi medal o. the Slackford Society
was presented 10 Coalter II. Carmichael, Of frede-
ricksbufR. Tho readers medal OF tho Fairfax
Society was presented 20 \. Lewis Orrich, OF Ma
ryland. The dsclniners' medal Of the Black
ford Society presented TO Alexander Fitz-
hugh Of Fredericksburg. Alexander r. COrco-
ran, Of Alabama, won the Fairfax Society dcba-
ters' medal Charles !. RinsOlvlng. Jr.. OF Ma-
ryland, won tho Blackford Society readers
medal, and the dccamers medal Of the Fair
fax Society was won by Richard s. WhaIey. Of
South Carolina The annual address 10 the So
Jr., OF Frederick burR The celebration was at
tended by persons from all sections OF the cOan-
try.
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EARTHQUAKE SHOCK.
QUITE DISTINCT At CHARLESTON
AND OTHER SOUTHERN POINTS.
A Loud Accompanying Rambisas Coium-
bia-cosstdsrsbis Excitemsnt as sa-
vanosh and IN Wilmington.
fBy telegraph to tho Dispsscn.l

fBy telegraph to tho Dispatch.l
AUGUSTA, Ga, June 2D.-A slight earthquake
shock Of about one seconds duration was felt
here tonight.
CONSIDERABLE gxCrrrxESr.
sAvAsSAB, Ca. June 2o.-A distinct shock OF
earthquake was felt hero NJ 1l:03 O'Clock TO
night. The vibrations lasted about four Sc
conds and the movement was from south To
north. There Was no rumpls, but heavy vibra-
ton. fan buildings shook porcepibiy and win
dors ratified. There was considerable excite
ment. but no damages Is reported.
AT cgAKLEsToS.
CHssLgsTos. &. c., June 20.--A very dstinct
phock o, earthquaks WA felt here at 1905 to
night The vibrations seemed TO be from east
10 vest snd lasted several seconds. No damage
Ia reported.
aL0uD RUaBLlSG.
CoLcYmA, ~ c.. June 20.-A sharp earthquake
shock was felt at t1.0J tonight lasting ton Sc
Goods. The shock was accompanied NJ loul
nod continued rumbling. and glasses on snoiyes
shook loudly The weather Is quite cool and the
etmcepbere charged with electricity. ms VI
bration wss from south 10 north.
PEOPLE ruRRIPTsp.
WILxISGToS. ". C.. June @0.-There was an
enrtbonake shock here at I1:15 o'clock TO.
night, lasting but n few seconds Hundreds OF
people were aroused from sleep. and many
rushed in terror into the streets. Adyices from
Jacksonvillr, Charleston, and Columbia report
similar disturbance.
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THE RICHMOND DISPATCH WEDNESDAY,. JUNE u. 1888.

sQ.4oo. Ne cold his present residence 70 ~.
zack etons FOR 5000.
6Goldsn Ruie Rncsmpmsnx ]. o. o. r.. bas
elected tho following oflccrs for tho ensuing
year 4. l. Ailison, chief p6trinrcfl; W. L. Wat
son, high priest; J. r.. howe. sentof warden; y.
ID. Foster, trcasurvr: James 7. Layton, scribe;
James Y. Thompson, junior warden.
Rfifor Merchant has announced In hts p3pet
that no will commence tho publication OF
daily evening paper In this city. Tho FIRST Num-
Der will be lssued next Saturday aftcrnoon.
Mr.. Newton Beckwith, OF Richmond, who has
boon visiting relatives aud friends here, re-
turued homo to-day.
The Union church. in Falmouth. Is undergoing
needed repairs and improvements.
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Bsxros. AnK.. May 90, 1892.

Messys. Lippn,an Brothers. Sdoannd''. ca
t,ertlemen.--I have bad rheunatism
about two months during last winter was
confined to my room most OF wy '. n.s... -.
rs s y a,andine r. p. p. ss 9 cure tor rheu.
m.t,sm I bouehf throe bottles, but Do,
fore / cot Though with the third bottle
xss cured. and have not felt the icsst at
feet Of rheus,stism SINCE: II ~ nnu2uD'ss
efly the best remedy for rnenmatlsm 1. I
ever tried. cen choerfuiiy rscommsuu -
y she publias xouinS STsu.ruuu,rxrs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-21
.,,ss r,v,o,,s Final u,.,c,,e

The music class of Miss v. Fannie Taylor gave
their flnal musicale at the Young Mems Christian
Association Hall last night ana II wos n most
pleasant event. The pstrons aud friends OF the
school pretty well oiled the room and enjoyed
the excellent music. Mr.. Edgar presented the
medals and the following young ladies' aud gen.
uemen took part IN the programme: Misses
Gracie Good, Ida FOX, Oracle McCook, Bessie
McCook. MadalIne Kolbc, Bessie Haynes,
Mamie Simms. Matte Hasker. Jennie Patter-
son. Mozene Wilhams. Lily Rogers, Fannie
Schneider, Nora Huntley, Lucy Mnlcn, Lucy
McCune, Nary Byrne. Mrs. Sneilngs. Blanche
Hawkes., Florence aud Julia Cetoeni. Mary
Byrnc, Lizzie. Ida and Irene fiDke, Kate Grisg,
Mamie Taylor, Mary RidgeSay. Carrie Davidton,
Kllen Taylor, Katie ChtogDi, Lizzie whitley,
Dena Hciricb, and Masters Claude aud Howard
Yeaman and IlurO Delarue.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-21
MT. w,,i,am,,. sins,e Class.

The music class OF Miss Lonsis Wiliisms
closed with a charming little 0tusicaf al her
home on Saturday afternoon. The ono prize-s
soId modal offered Tor the greatest improve
-, Nj during the ressi0n---was awarded 10 NIL
pearl Terry. who gave splendid rendition OF u
very dificait studeoy Liszt. Honorable mem
ton WAS made OF the worn ., Misses na nn,'e
nav. been medaliists during previous yesrs, ana
whose playing added greatly TO the pleasure Oh
tho guests.