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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-06
The Institnte'a FfnrI vTusIca;.

The FINAL musicd'o of the Richmond
Female Institute was given last night in
the chapel Of the institution. with an i'm.
inense crowd IN attendance. Tho large
room IN which the entertainment took
place was unable 20 accommodate
the cultured audience who assembled
10 hear the programme. and many
were forced 20 stand in tho halls. The
sweet giris. 20 soon 20 cease their educa-
uonai troubles, occupied seats upon the
roStrum and the aggregation Of youthful
iemlninity presented n very pretty picture.
The exhibition of mulcal talent on the
part OF the young ladies was n most graft
ifing one and greatly pleased the audi
ence.
The closing exercises Of the institute
VII take place tonight at the Academy or
Music.
Rev. j. {. Hidden VIII doiyer the annual
address and Rev. Dr. Nelson. the president.
will confer the degrees
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-06
INTERIOR PLACES.
secRgTARY SMITHS PROMISES SOON
TO eE FULFILLED.
,he Dcpartmonts-The Concord u. CO.
case Made Up Postmasters
rr,n oar Regular Correspondent,

washington. June 5.-Tho President
r, scveral appointments to-day. brt no
no som Virginia or North Carolina was
f.o list. The nearest thing to 1t was TX.
.,.-rcssman Mansur. OF Missouri, who
90, named for Second Comptroller
che treasury. lie had Virginia step.
,...r. tnttua' Will not be any consola,ion
Old" boys" in the Old Dominion. Nj
,,..s-s sicpfathcr was the late
.. iko Duvall. who went 90 Missouri
e.. talprpcr county. Msny of the oldest
.- m Northern Virginia remember
.... uuYa.. who was a noted man IN
60, Vansur hiss within the past SIX
,.... made several speeches IN Virginia.
r..-..eutat,vc OFcrrall spent some
- thc departments TO-DAY ia the in-
.... g lls constituents. He pnt Ia "a
l.al 90 the tlmc ~ the Interior De.
.,rt Secretary Smith has been Ia
t.r that be would give Virginia
~ m.rc good appointments. aud II is
umo fos q .ulhiment OF the
...r,s,nfs,iye Swanson has returned 20
.f, Tie called this morning n the
.....r, iu the interest oi Alr.J. ID. BLAIR.
I.at,ic, who Is an applicant Tor chief
90 lNl,iun. and ia the interest Of Mir.
p. Miller who wants 20 o. o bank
.t...naf. Mir. swanson also went 20 the
.. NMce department 10 urge the ap-
.'n,gt of Mr.. {. =. Greer. OF franklin
.. tnr chi,f Of DIVISION IA that de-
}.-Gt1;
Still USwEIt.
sentative Marshall IL still confined
room bv sickness. lie was % have
..-,I The address AZ Roanoke College
... .r.w. bat his physician positively
'.l~ bays attempting ANYTHING Of the
. Nr. Marshall regrets very much
,... I'D. could uot have the pleasure OF
..rs The engagement. Tie IS better
,.. Ne was Saturday. but Is suffering
gem 'r, deep co.llu his chest He really
...arsrtnW escape from pneumonia.
I..-.f'al- WEE even eC0rc"r hero to-day
,. .sf week. They have discovered
....t...s urrs.uce ia the cry does not
..- chances of appointment. Many
tAl' ont long before the President
....i .i- notice that he could not receive
HLf- t0r positions. They remained
.. ana saved expenses that ether
,... v.lII have been incurred here.
.-f h. NJ curry and Mrs Curry have
-.,. 'le Worlds ta.r. After their re-
.- 'ney VIII - L. Bar uarbor 20 spend
g.. heated term.
DaS,oEr's IoStNksTrRsHIp.
I..-e-sr.at y, Henderson TO-DAY re
u.nl.l the appointment OF j. Is.
r.... u- Postmaster az Concord. \. G.
..it.r 4 the Concord Y,ueS aud has
t.e endorsement o. both North Caro-
.l .-l.f.rS The ease IL now made W.
...uu wlu soon be- taken.
an. u. N. Neal. 90 Dauviile. who i
c..4'. tHr the postmastelshlp ID that
.t. ., .rr.
SIR g. h. Murphy. Of stanton. L. at the
81 .U.Ital.
IS. Virginia or North Carolina applica-
-. Veg, 1.ci az tho Treasury to.daT.
Foel-ollIrL AFFAIRS.
A..u- p.s'ma.tcrs appointed today
N-'a Carolina Paint Rock, Madison
..f.. y D.. n.voltA No. \. Y. Lawson,
r.t. >ummcrar.d. Ouu,ord county,
l.-. lr. Wilson uo e.. j. smith. removed.
Virginia -Bgem1 Bluff. tiuvAuna couu-
'r e. 81. hiulr.ugh o. 0. Movie DAVIS, re-
Dr. s.I Indian Valley. ilo,d county. ".
t..I-...l,s r.gs g.. ". Dalton, resigned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-06
Struck with Biilisrh Cue.

W. j. Bowers and J. 7. Woodland. two
young white mon. became engaged IN a
difficulty IN the billiard saloon of VI. Mil
Ter. GA Franklin street between Seven
tccnth and Eighteenth. Yesterday after
noon. and the lattor struck the former
across the bead with bilhard-cre. Bow
crs received very ugly soalu-wound
about five inches IN length. The ambu-
lance was summoned and Bowers was
taken 20 che almshouse. whore his injuries
were gwen proper attention. warrant
was issued for Woodland. but Mt 1:20 O'Clock
this morning 1t had not been executed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-06
MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK


NEW YORK. June 5.-Flour dull and weak !:
winter wheat, low grades, s2.06aS2.45; fair TO
fancy. s2.35ss3.O5: patents: saooast,20.
Minneapolis clear, s2.5Oat.3lO; straights,
s3.5Oas4.lO; patents. s+.25asi.dO. SOUTH
ern -four dull and weak; common TO fair
extra, 81. iOaS3. 40: good TO choice DO. 81 i5a
sl25. Wheat lower, active Tor export. and
heavy; No. -ed. store and elevator. 7ls7l5ac. T;
aroat. 7Is.a72c. options active, excited, heavy,
and 2lSa:ic. lower. No. red closed, Juno, lie. (;
July. 72Iac. August, 74a7454c. Corn weaker
and fairly active; No 2, In elevator, 484sa47c.
afoat; 47a4shc.; ungraded mixed. 47'ssSoc.
options lsa1sc. lower and fairly active, closing
weak; June, 45ssc.; July, 46s4c.; August,
47Ikc. Oats lower and weak, fairly active Tor
export; options duh, lower. and weak; June,
35c. July, 3ilac.; August, 33'4c; spot, No. 2,
37c.: No. white, 4Oc mixed western. 37a
SOC; white do, 39a47c. Wool quiet and weak ;
domestic fleece, 27s32c; pulled. 2da37c.
Beef ouiI but steady: family, llal2c; extra
mess, 17.50sss.50. Beet hams quiet, tl7.50a
s1a50. Tierced beef quiet and steady
city extra India mess. si7ssiS. Cus-msss dull
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-06
THE GEORGIA PACIFIC.
Plan for Joining In the Richmoud Ter
minai Reorganization.
nv tclegraph 70 the Dispatch.l

New YORK, June 5.-The boDdholders IN
New York and Baltimore OF the Georgia
Pacific railroad have arranged plan tor
ioining in the Richmond Terminal reor-
ganlzation plan. They propose that the
first mortgage per cent. bonds Oi thei,
lien on the property and offer to take for
ave wears as interest per cent. IN cash
AMI i per cent. in Richmond, Terminal
preferred stock. For the second mortgage
bonds they are willing to take l2o per
cent. in Terminal preferred stock, and tor
the income bonds IS per cent. IN the same
stock. They will exchange Georgia
Pacific stock for so per cent. IN Terminal
common stock. The proposition Will DC
acoanial.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-06

Tugs Humphrey. and Secretary-of-State
Allen--not guilty. and the five charges OF
Impeachment preferred by the Legislature
not sustained. The opinion Of acqulttai Is
written by Judge Post. Judge Norvai
concurs in this opinion. Chief-Justice
Maxwell dissents, writing q separate
opinion. in which he holds that the
charges are sustained. By d unanimous
vote the court sustains the plea OF nom
Jurisdiction in the cases of ex-Treasurer
Hill. ex-Auditor Benton. and ex-Attorney-
Geuara, .eaee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-06
THE REV. DR.. ,M'GLYNN.
Not OF the Way to Rome. bur In uonas-
terry Doing Pennnce.
NV telegrnph t0 the pIspntch.

TBy telegraph 70 the Dispatchl
NRw YORK, June notwithstanding the
many assertions that the Rev. DIR. McGlynn
has sailed for Rome in an spocryphal
steamer 1t is known by his closest friends
that he Is in retreat in the Trappist Mones.
terry. nsar Lexington. Ky. and that he will
stay there some time probably all the
mer-doing penance.
DR.. Mc(ilynn.in many OF his Cooper Union
lectures. declared he would never go 10
Rome in sackcloth and ashes. and IL il
said that the retreat ~ in the nature of a
compromise suggested by Monsignor
Satoll and agreed TO by DR.. McGlynn
after consultation with his friends. After
the retreat he will have been purged and
then he may go TO Rome. not As penitent
seeking forgiveness. but a. priest with
all his RIGHTS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-06
: THE RICHMOND DIsPATCH-TUEsDAY, JUNE g. 1893.

sald this afternoon that he had no to-
formation OF threatened trouble in Corca
which would leopardize American intc-
rests, and he believed that there was no
cause for apprehension. This leave. a
very considerable apparent diversity of
opinion between the State and tho Navy
departments on the matter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-06
A .Tousehoid Remedy.

Allcock's Porous Plasters are tho only
reliable plasters ever produced. Fragrant.
clean. inexpensive. and never failing. they
fully meet all the requirements Of house
hold remedy and should always be kept on
hand. For the relief and cure Of weak
back. weak muscles. lameness, stiff or Gu
larged JOINTS. pains IN the chest. small of
the back, and around the hips, strains,
stitches. and all local pains. Allcock's PO-
rous Pasters are unequalled.
Beware Of limitations and do not DO
deceived by Misrepresentation. Ask for
hlcock's. and let no solicitation or eX-
PLANTATION induce you TO accept n substi-
fff
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-06
ystai Hot wave.

MtsuNGTox. ID. C.. June "a hot wave
stuck this city YESTERDAY. and several
- trauons from the heat have been re
(,"ri. ono Of which proved fatal. WI,
.Am Bibbs. an engineer, dropped dead
morning.
Ile maximum official temperature IN
i,c shade. according 20 the weather ser
hC, Wan - degrees
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-06

IHy teIegrhph 70 mo DIspstch
NTw YORK. June Tho following tick
ct, which was tie only one presented, was
elected At the Cotton Exchange this MORN
ing President. James O. Bloss: Vice.
President. Reinhardt Sledenburg, and
Treasurer, Walter I. Miller.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-06
EDWIN BOOTHS CONDITION.
It's Now Considered In the Highest De-
gree Critical.
fRr telegrnph te the Dispatch. ]

fBy telegraph "a the Dspatch.I
Nrw YoRE, June 5.-A bulletin issued at
noon by DIR. Smith concerning the condi-
ton OF Edwin Booth states that there IS
no perceptible change. bat that his con-
dItion Is considered so critical that Dis
daughter and her husband remain con-
stantly by his bedside. prepared Tor any
sudden change for the worse.
SLOWLY FAILING.
NV York. june 5.-Dr 81. CLAIR Smith
called NJ the Players Club ut 1880 o'clock
tonight. He issued the following bulie-
TIN: q,
while there has been no very marked
change IN the condition OF Mr.. Booth IT
must be admitted that he is slowly fall
ing
ALARMING rfLNYss SUNDAY.
NV YoaK. June 5.-Mr. Booth had rail-
lied from the relapse Of week ago until
last Saturday. when he grew worse again
Suddenly. lie was attacked with an ex-
hausting fit Of vomiting, during when II
was thought he would suhocate. Ut.
smith was hastily summoned. but despite
his best efforts Mr.. Booth grew weaker and
weaker. -.
Fault had been found. il is said. with
DR.. Smith before for giving news OF his
patients relspses 10 newspaper-ineD py
Mr.. and Mrs. Crossman. So this time ne
gave no hint Of the actors dangerous
condition to any one not even the ON
ployees of the club-until he felt last
night that the end was at hand. and 80
Issued an alarming bulletin. Alter post
INC thisno.ice he left the club for time.
but returned at II p. NJ. and made ar
raugements for spending the night there.
sUrFrnED FOR WANT or AIR.
Superintendent McGonigle. Booths
brother-in-law. sat up az the dying actor
bedside with a trained nurse and the ply
stefan. Mr.. Booth seemed 10 suffer great
~ from want OF AIT. He breathed in gasps,
ard three windows in his room were
opened at top and bottom and the cur
tains drawn aside to admit az much oXy-
gan a. nossible. About ? A. ". he fell into
a troubled slumber. Dr.. Smith then re-
tired until A. NJ, when he went d.
rectlv 20 Mr.. Booths room aud renamed
with him for more than an hour.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-06
Nv YoRKs MAsIGRs4lP.
ta4rles ". Dayton Appointed Thereto
{. II. mausur second Comptroller.


WASHINGTON. y. c.. june Be- The presi-
d 20 TO-DAY appointed tha-l.- ". Dayton,
New Nork c'ft.fl be- Postmaster Of that
..'.. and Cha... II. MnnsUr a Missouri.
t.te Scc.II G. mp'roller Of the Treasury.
.tn arI...t .l. of Charles ~. DAYTON as
l..-.r. s.t't.. +.r FORK WAS sIrpr.s' &C. tbs
N.~ Y.ra n..r rt.e o. a. shades ~ CONVICTION.
I.. Isrms.r 20 t'- say that he IS a. qrese At
s .....f.- % me- Iifth Assembly pis'r.-t 4
.r..r..at A. f.0 sEEe time hi. APPOINT
tt.-rt U recognition ~ the fun-
.n.l~. .s- slt evidently made Tor th" pa
r..-- .f Lux .0wplir suors. NJ. Dn't1n if a
fI.. aI .r-as. olr.TWlr. Whom be- was
..t...I .tle 4..eirt.y be- ran as M anti am
.4.Y candidate. lut WAS endorsed ly Icm-
,..LF Hall .u the ~nuvass. nil recently re
s.. .Oi iu lamWsrv orcari ztfIJns, ani no may
..4-scl among tro ar.i-suupIerq. as De stood
... position tn tln snap convention oi Nj. iiliL
'- lattou was tptl iu hr.okl7n m lNtr' aud
.. q "a ooulr.,t"l family. iis a., graduate 0f
....1 college Law school, NeN OK, ana
b.. considerable lr-'.i-e Iu Sew ork ciiy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-06
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK. June 5.-Whie the movements In
the stock market were errstc again to-day.
there was on the whole stsader feeling and
final quotations generally show net gains. Not
withstanding the numerous failures reported
from Chicago and tho strained financial condi-
tions at the West, there was no particular pree-
sure to sell here except from bear sources. The
operators for a doclue selected Missouri IA
cinc, Northern Pacific preferred and Western
luton a. special objects OF attack, and these
stocks yielded lt8aIai per cent.
THE OPENING HIGHER.
The general list opened higher, in sympathy
with an advance IN quotations 81 London,
bu, n reaction aeon set Ia outside Of the stocks
already named. Manhattan fell =. Omaha rs.
and Chicago Gas lyic. The lowest ngures were
generally touched before 1 O'Clock following
which rally set In In tho general list Inc adj
vance which followed was equal "a 1sa2 per cent?
and the closing prices In majority % instances
were "A 10 lsl'. above Saturdays nnal ngures
The Grangers, Louisville and Nashville, aud
Sugar were notlceably firm.
THg CLOSE FIRM.
The market closed 6rm In tone. Sales. listed
stock. $1,000 shares; unlisted, $4,000 shares.
Sub Treasury balances; Com, SOP, H3,oOO !;
currency. 22.499,OOO.
ANGF-BONpS.
Money on call easy, ranging from TO q;
last loan Ar 2t5, and closing oferel at ~
Prime mercantile payer Gas per cent.
sterling eN 'hanGe firm; Posted rates
s4.S1sg+.00: cOmmsnial bills, - 5 tN9' !.
Government bonds lower. state bonds dull
Railroad bonds weak.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-06
Another Adm,ni,trs,lre Reform

10y fHIFtThtU 70 w III5VlENI3'T
NlsuINsroN. u. c.. June 5.-Secretnrv
l.t.se has dispensed with the services OF
'..'oen inspectors Of rags stationed al
, f. 10 Europe. and directed that the
s.rk performed by these inspectors be
i.'.-.fi-r discharged by the United States
'..s4i, and United States Mgrinc-tos
.-.,.- oh ers stationed az the several ports
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-06

The Board OF Supervisors Of Heurico
county held q meeting Yesterday morning
and the following physicians were mp
pointed 10 vaccinAte the residents Of the
county, ~ accordance with the order re-
Gently issued: Iuckah0e. Drs. station
and Magruder; BrookIand. Drs. Gsrlick
and Warmer Narina. Or. Archer. Ap.
pointments Tor airheid have not yet been
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-06
Texas Bank Failure.

WAHYGTOS, June b.-Comptroller
'nkels was informed to-day that the der-
,lalis' National Bank OF Fort Worth,
Texas. capital $3.50. 900. failed to-day.
iAe bank was closed On an order from the
Directors aud Bank Examiner Stone was
k.aclI In cLaryn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-06
A. SAKS & CO.,
ALL WEARS FOR ALL MEN.
PIE AN ClAE.
NrORFOIK AND WESTERN RAIL

NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL
y ROAD OMPANY.-TKEAsrRER's OFFICE
1913 WALNUT SrEEgf, PHILADELPHIA, Juno l.,
lSp3.-1he holders Of Si"O,OOo second-mo
raps per cent bonds OF the Norfolk and
Petersburg Railroad Company, OF virginia,
falling due July |. 1893. will have the option,
until that date. Of extending the Same until July
l. 1900, with interest In the mean time payable
semi-aunually Mt the rate OF , per cent. per an
mum, the principal and interest u the extended
bonds being payable In gold Upon pre,enta-
ton Of the bonds at the Office OF the secretary
81 the company. at tho above address. ana tho
signing by the owner in person or by proxy OF
the contract OF extension, the same VIII De duly
endorsed on the bonds and new coupon-sheet
will loo properly AFFIXED thereto form OF proxy
can be- Obtained on application to the UNDER
signed. Bonds not presented for such extension
on or before July |. 1898 will be purchased at
par az maturity at the ONCE oi Brown brothers
4 Co, Philadelphia. Interest on said bonds VIII
cease on that date. WILLIAM q. Mcdowell,
Treasurer. 10 0&l5
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-06
Nebraska Ofiicsrs Acquitted.

LINCOLN, NEp., June 5.--The Supreme
Court this evening rendered It's decision
ia the impeachment cases. finding tue three
State ofi cials-~A Att rpey-Generai hsstinSs'
Commissioner. OF Pu bic Lands. Build
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-06
ding fntnres rnnged a. follows:


CHICAGO, June 5.-Cattle: Receipts, 10000
head; shipments, 1900 head. Market lower:
1890; others, ti.iOaS4.0O: Texans, s3lOa
$40; native COWS, s3SOaS3.0j.
Hogs Receipts. 1000 head; shipments,
1000 head. Prices AZ one time 30aBUc. lower,
but closed somewhat better; mixed, st.hOa
$3.50; prime heavy, s6.70asd.90; light. S6.oJa
e..
sheep: Receipts. l. 900 head Market lower;
natives 81 15asJ.3O: Texans. e4.BOasj;
westerns, -. lOas1.3O: lambs. sJ.2Jas6.JO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-06
kifs.Iou 10 Ecuador.

WIsmSOTos. June 5.-Tho State De-
La'tmeDt today csbied It's acceptance Of
ne resignation of Rowland Is. Mahsny,
Sinister 10 Ecuador. and instructed him
70 luin over the legation archives TO the
United states Consul.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-06
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND. June 5.-OFFEEISss-Whest.l 100
hnsnels. Corn-White, 22s bushels. Oats, 500
bushels. Mli-ofial. 80 tons.
sALEs.-Corn-Wh 32s bushels.
QUOTATIONS.
WagAr-Longberry, 70a7ic. Mixed, 6sa13c.
shortberry. e5a.3c. No. = red, 5la72c.
CORN White, prime virginia, bag lots, ootsa
&c. No. white, 5OLsa5lc. No. mixed,
4ylsa6Oc.
oAra-No. mixed. 37Iaa3sc.; No. mixed,
3Olsa37c.
KYE.-Gja70c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-06

was to-day elected president of the Pacific
Mail Steamship Company and X. ).
Schwerin. of San Francisco. vice .presi-
dent and general manager, with headquar-
tiers at San Francisco.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-06
STATE BONDS.
sALTIMGsEsrOCK MARKET.

BlITiNORs. juno o. Baltimore AMI Onto,
SO: Northern Central, 90: Baltimore md ONO
Southwestern 1sts. 100; DO. 81 incomes, So :;
consolidated gas bonds ll2all3 DO. stock. jUa
nGlt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-06
IntuItion.
UIkrsst.

Old Lady Gin courtroom What mur.
derous-lo1king villain the prisoner is I'd
be afraid TO get near him.
Her Husband: 'Sh! That isn't the prl-
soner. its the Judge.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-06
Guests at q 9th ms Hotels.


New Yosx, June 8. "A. I. Miller. Union
Square; J. n. wilkinson, l.. Hutzler. ~.
Denis; Miss Rodgers, Barthoidi; Mrs. =.
Reed, Jr.. Park Avenue, aud j. Is. Mimson'
Fifth Avenue.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-06
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES OF THE WORLD
Prices of Money. Bonds. Stocks. Grain.
Tobacco. Cotton. &r.. and the
Weather Indications
[gy Telegraph 20. tho Dispatch. !

IHI tVIcBT"PH ''sVI" DISPfsVI'I
WASHINGTON. ID. c.. June s.
| PAIN Forecast for twenty-four hours
from. midnight to midnight-for
| Virginia: Showers; cooler wea-
thor: variable winds.
For North Carolina: Showers; cooler
weather in the interior; variable winds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-06
Let ON.
rs.Nf. 1

" II cost Columbus only about $1,000 TO
discover America"
is that ali Then he certainly did
not I'D the Wnltprs.N
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-06
ROAD READY TO PAY ALL I'M IlhE
Especial telegram 10 the Dlspatcn.l

HUNTINGTON. W. Va, june 5.-Judge
jackson to-day dissolved the injunction
against the Norfolk and Western railway
and annulled the order of June I'd. ap-
pointing a temporary receiver for the road.
The attorneys Of the road deposited with
the court $4,000 10 cover all claims OF
Hopkins, assignee of Thompson hrotheIs'
constrnctIon contractors. they stated to
the court that they had been ready 10 pay
the money. and would have done so when
due. had the sum not been attached III
their hands. Il. +. Vinson, temporary. re-
ceiyer. of this city, has been notified OF
the action OF the court.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-06

THE WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY
was clear and hot. The skies were clear
OF midnight.
Range of the thermometer at the 'front.'
H. q +, ba nrcp non ,Nff % ,-aeforflav
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-06
MARINE INrxLLIaKNcn.


MINIATURE ALMANAC. JUNE 8. lssa
Sun rises. ...-.... 4:50 HON T1nA
sun sets. ........ 7;27 Aorninx. ."...... 0.21
Moon rises........l::I6 eyenins..-.....o :o7
PuRT OF RICHMOND, JUsE q, Is9a
ARHryn.
Steamship Old Dominion, Couch, Vow York.
merchandise and passengers; George W. Alien
& Co, agents
steamer ARIEL Deyo, Norfolk. msrch an disc
and passengers Irwin weisiser, agent
PORToF NEwPoaT NEWS JUNE Q. 1ssa
10y telegraph
AKRigKp.
British steamship Darlin gton, Psscsgouia.
British steamship Queensnore, put ir freo
sea.
British steamship Darlington, Rotterdam.
PORT OF WEST POINT. JUNE ), 1894
lBy telegraph
AxRIvEp.
Steamship Dsnville. Bennett, Baltimore. pes
=, steamship Richmond. Davis, New York, pas
sengers aud general cargo.
Steamship Essex, Taylor. Baltimore, passen-
gers aud general cargo
steamship Essex, Taylor. Norfolk. passenger
,ssmrhip Richmond. Davis, Now York va
Newport Nsws:and Norfolk. pssssagsrAsnd sen-
't sssamship panviis. Bsaaess, Bsliinws. pas-
sspssu end general oasoA
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