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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-04
BRApHURSTS BOY.
The Effect on Him OF Going to College
ON tho Football Team

Tho following anecdote is told by Walter
Camp in the June O. utuy IN an article on
college Athletlcs': "'Well, I've sent
him. George; but don't believe they Will
have him SIX months before no gets into
some scrap9,' remarkel General Bradhurst
to one of his old friends. whose advice ne
had taken IL sending a rather self Wllled
boy TO college. HIS friend dlucd with the
General recently and attervqrd related
the conversation - ne as follows:
" asked him. he chuckled, # his boy
had como hO,ac in disgrace yet 10 tell
the TRUTH lie replied, 1 begin 10 think
You nit the marx IN telling me 10 send
him. He has been home-h0mo only last
week-but not IN disgrace, and lie went
back Monday morning bright and early.
AZ dinner Sunday night ! noticed he
didn't take any OF tho ctyee and wouldnt
have any dessert and turned down
his wiue-glas5 when the claret was
passed. and / thought some
thing must bo wrong with the boys 0ppo-
tte. 50 | said What ais YOU, jim?
Digestion out Of Order!" " Oh, no" ne
said; and that was ell / could get out OF
HIM. When Mar brought in tho coffee
lie wouldn't have any. and ] SAID: Look
here, young man. don't understand tins.
Let's 20 into the library, and YOU shall tell
me all about l. while We have cigar l
pushed the cigars over To HIM. but
ho sad he guessed he wouldn't smoke.
Now. what IS the matter with
YOU, jim Let's have 1t out,
said |. Nothing" replied the young
rascal: but Pm on the foot ball team.
and we are IN training D.; and before 10
O'Clock he ended our confaD with the words:
"Wcn. I'm gong 10 turn IN now. Good
NIGHT" And to bed he Went. NOW.
George, begin TO believe there must be
something IL your new-iaugled athletic
tads. when they're strong enough 10
mako boy like jim giyo up his sweets,
turn down his glass, shake his head TO q
Gear. and 60 TO bcn before 10 o'clock.
They are going 10 mae man Oh nm
there, after al
- fcs. ms dear sir, and yes, my dear
madam. when your boy ct college SAYS he
IS IN training II means that he Is follow
ing. WIKI the closest observation. the laws
of health. lie j. free from the taiut OF
dissipation, and is MAKING OF himself q
clean. strong Young man. This training
has been made q study, ayd tho results
have been handed down through college
ana school until every 10y low enjoys tne
advantage The enforcement, too, oil
these laws of training is stricter than That
Of ANY rules of teacher or faculty. TOR; M
stead of surveillance, the boy l. bound by
his honor TO his captain and his fellows.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-04
CHICAGO BANKERS FAIL.
One OF the Tirm Disappears - Has Tic
! Committed suicide?
ny Telegraph to Tho Dispn,ch.l


CHICAGO. June 3.-Herman SchaeTne, 4
Co.. private bankers Al No. 100 Washing.
ton street. made an assignment IN the
County Court this morning. No statement
ot the affairs Of the bank was filed with tho
application for a receiver. IL l. stated that
tho creditors Of tho bank will lose nothing.
Attorney Levy Mayer, representing the
assignee, stated this morning that even IN
the event OF forced liquidation there would
be enough money to meet all liabilities.
The brm was considered one Of the most
solld private banks III tho country. II did
a small deposit and brokerage business.
but us greatest business was IN tho way Of
commercial brokerage with banks all over
the country.
In the regular course Of Its business tho
bank sold commercial papor without en-
dofsing It and also without any liability.
Most ot the paper was bought on the
strength or the mercantile houses by
which II was endorsed.
The assignment was undoubtedly caused
10y the disappearance OF Hermann SchGeE-
nor. the seplOr momber of the firm. Of
which tho other member ~ A. I. Bee ker.
! yesterday at noon Mr. SchacGncT left his
coat III the Office and stated to his partner
that be was gong out on an Grand. Since
then nothing has been seen or heard of
him. He has not been AZ his home. at 32i7
Wabash avenue. aud tho police have made
VAIN cforts 10 discover his whereabouts.
I hls tact started a rumor on the Bonrd Of
Trade this morning that he had com
mittcd suicide. Tho worst is feared by
bis friends and business associates. Mr..
Schaofner's partner was so much moved
over tho Disappearance OF his associate
that last night be became i'll aud to-day he
Is "a home suffering from depression and
so Ill that ho ls confined 10 his bed.
The bank had been IN t!Ouble for seye-
raj days and the impending disaster aD-
pcared TO have most distressing effect
upon Mr.. SchacHncr. No statement OF
the assets AMI liabilities has been made or
Is possible until the assignee goes over the
books. A meeting Of those interested in
the bank Will be held Monday or Tuesday
next 10 see about rc.umiug business.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-04
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
Reported FOR tho Dl5patch.l

Jr~E3.-No auction sales today.
Private sales: Wrappers, %; hllors, Il {;
cutters. =; darks. 13-tot9l, % n0ssheais.
Revenue collections: Cigars ana cigarettes,
$1,000; toba go. .2,4jL7J-total, -, 4Y4. %.
Auction offerings on Change, ~ packages
aad taken in. Highest price. $3.50 lowest,
s2.l0.
private Salcs: Filters, SO: smokers, 22;
yrapp.rs, 10: cIt.e-s. -; darks, 100; Gun
cured total. 4O6 hOgsheads.
Revenue collections: cigars AMI cigarettes,
-. 1880; tobacco, slO.979.S9-total, sl0,-
Mr. Harry Wessngcr, Of Louisville, Ky, was
here to-day.
mo weeks business, considering the core
monies OF wednesday, sums up rather more
satisfactory than Last week, Ind as the exporters
ars now buying brighter market may be looked
for. Bright loose sales Oy several hign averages
for good wrappers show a healthy demand for
sucn. Receipts are heavy. Tho Increase In stock
ia MAY, 1898. as compared wish 1897, OF 6,2lJ
uogsneads and IL tierccs IS mainly IN bright to-
baccCs and records Z great Inactivity Ia tho past
si1ty DAYS In darks and brights, bat our stock
LARGELY represents the surplus OF stock in very
many other markets. Louisville reports
stronger market Wednesday aud Thursday on
low grades, with numerous reviews. Cincinnati
reports better lov-grade demand, With me-
dium and good grades neglected on Burleys-
The crop generally Is doing we'll IN this section,
az well as Ia the West.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-04

CINCINNATI. o., June 3.--Fiour in light de-
mand. Wbeat-NO. reI, hard, 0Jc. Corn
No. > mixed, 42a42lac. Oats-No. mixed.
3lAc. Pork, s225O. Lard, f9.s7le. Bulk
meats, S975aS0o71s Bacon, slL50aS11.62is.
Mui-key sII1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-04

The Geographic announcement that tenn
porary receiver had been appointed in
West Virginia for the Norfolk and Western
railroad caused great surprise in financial
circles here. Those who keep tho run OF
railroad securities and tho operations OF
Richmond corporations did not hesitate
10 express tho opinion that the action IN
tho case did not involve any serious CON-
plication of the affairs Of the road. That
this opinion was we'll grounded seems to
be borne out By the statement Of the ,presi-
dent Of the company, which has been tele-
graphed 10 all points Of tho country and
which anpears elsewhere in this ISSUE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-04

e SUB for Part of It-An Injunction
Issued.

'g telegraph O. ihc Dlspa'ch.l
'...... Nu.. juno 9. An important
Wa. flied 100 tho United States Court
'.... r.c-.hug the old scandal OF tie
..t.f ttr Cuoctaw Indian claims. IN
Henry 3. Mckee and JAMES q.
..t such efigure before the Wash
.uit, touc wears ago.
filed OF behalf II Charles :
-..r.0f Chicago, against Martin W.
and h.- Wiie. 81 Prince George
.. 3d.. aud ALLEGES that Chollar " as
.r uuder tito Choctaw award,
-.t.,l with Henry J.. Mckee 20 pay
t4rl ~ the amount recovered.
..r pla.naut states that Cho.lar
.l agreement 70 give hln
ttt Il tie amount he received
...- 'le clan was successfully
ava for certain other spccified
..r.f.lu, as well. lie states that the
..t.f Claims awarded Choilar the sum
-tI9. O. which Mckee received
portion conc thrd). and that Of inc
..Irr ,ae p'alnuh - entitled to ono
.- @1JIzi55. which he has not re-
....t
.. 'ae ilug OF q bond for 5000
.c y rus signed an Injunction re-
rs tic defendants from sellin any
'.rr property iu Prince Georges conn
. --... t.e hearing Of tue case June lUth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-04
TaAlN-aosstR CAUGHT.
IT, 'iaAea ConisssioD Wishes 10 Learn a
Ienlteniinry Irndr.
" .slesraph o ihs DIspalch.l


ST. I.Uls. June SAMUEL 4. Wilson.
tber who held W and robbed the
Nj. sgufcss-car attached 20 the west
-- Missouri Pac!ac tram near facitc,
"a tie might Of Nay 9th, was cap
'.f.l 81 tte e.oIhis parents last night,
.'H Lebanon. so. He made q clean con-
i..-'"u. no sand he robbed the express
20! "a. urasr 20 secure money with which
"f.F mortgage on his fathers farm.
n.el asked why II was that bo LEFT his
'-''o. winch was the KEY 10 his capture
i-lt Tao robbery. be said 1T was my
.--.2nou 20 BRING the train 10 halt wbero
We 'aAse had been placed by me. / could
''l Gauge exactly where the train was.
..ains 10 the hight that was coming from
w. cab u tho engine. thought was At
.Le pace where my yalise was, but alter
wards found | was mistaken. CoDse-
s.Fn'ly after / had finished the job
Daae hasle 10 get ewsy. am now satisfied
7" ~ 10 ths penitehtiary, - ! intond to
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-04
GIANT MAMANl LAID AWAY.
The Brain of Woman and the Heart o.
Two Zen.

Jose Santos Mamani. the gentle-hearted
Indian giant from the shores of lltl:aca,
lies nm tie Grove plot n Cypress Hills
cemetery. lie was buried on SUNDAY.
after weird funeral service held under
the cottonwood trees III the rear Of Belle
yue Hospital, says the New York Era'ing
NorlL.
Miss c. VI. Strong, OF tho Spanish Con-
eregational church, read the Christian
funeral services, assisted by Signor Ed
mund Martinez. After that Princess
Virogua. of tho Mohawk tribe, and her sis
ter. DavonhahcOsG. chanted AN Indian
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-04

plead guilty. I want y learn better
,tado than that OF telegrphy for making
livelihood. and II IL Tor this reason that
want " 90 tc the penitentiary.
WIN reference to the money dumped
into corn-fold near the scene OF the rob
oery, wilson saws he mad placed IL there for
tue purpose Of securing him a lighter sen-
tence IN case be was captured
wilson was formerly employed as telr.
graph operator along the limo oi the st.
Louis aud San Francisco railroad.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-04
NORFOLK AND WESTERN.
President IIimbalI Explains the West Vir-
cinia Receivership Proceedings.


PnrNDFLpHIA, PA, juno 3.-President
I. j. kmball, Of the Norfolk and Western
railroad. this morning made tho following
official statement: " Regarding the legal
proceedings against tie Norfolk and west
crn Railroad Company at Charleston, w..
Va. brought bv the assignee OF thompson
Brothers, contractors, against oar COM
uauv we have had no notice whatsoever
of any SUIT having been brou"ht against
our company. Thompson Brothers had
contract upon our extension, aAd
at the completion or their work
oar company owed them about So
OJ1. hut before settlement could be
made thompson Brothers failed and made
on q sieumcu.. when sOme twenty oil their
creditors attached the amount duo them
III orr hands. TINS preventing our com
pany from making settlement Win
Thompson Brothers. Our company hai
no knowledge whatever of the proceedings
taken at Charleston, except as appears IN
tho newspaper reports. Our company -
prepared NJ any time 10 dcpOl, mo
amount IN dispute with the court for DIS
trlbution. As matter OF fact. out OF =
total expenditure Of &I0JOO0l upon the
ONO extension, tho amount st.lI due the
contractors is but $4,000, which includes
the So. 700 due TO thompson Brothers"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-04
Aii for Flood sufferers.

=
Nrw ORLEANS. L., June 3.-Govornor
Murphy J. Foster arrived IN the city YES
tcrday for the purpose OF negotiating with
tho banks for loan of %JJ,JO0 To and the
sufferers from overflow III the LaEe-Provl-
douce District. There are over 1000 per
sons NEARLY all negroes homeless and
their starvation Is Immlnent The state
at present has no funds Wherewlth to meet
the eNgency. and therefore the Governor
is obliged 10 seek assistance from tho
Lovtq
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-04
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


new YogK, June 3.--Fiour dull and easy I;
winter wheat, low grades, s2.0jas2.45: Water
wheat, fair to fancy, s2.35aS3.6o: do. patents.
s350aeA25; Minneapolis clear, s2.50as3. 10:
patents. S4.25as4.60. Wheat duli and weak !;
No = -ed. store aud elevator, 74a74lac.; afoat,
75c.; options osened at l.ayic. ADVANCE and
closed firm at 6aI4c. over yesterday; trading
moderately active; closing. June, 74e.; July.
75I]c. August, tie. Corn duh and lower, but
steady No z, 47t4c. 10 elevator; 4SlSc. anoat;
snraded mixed. A7sfat7stc; options dau,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-04
MILWAUKEE, BANK RUNS.
Small pcpositors Giye Notice of with
drawnl of Their Savings.

MrwAUKTF. WIS, Juno 3.-Iuns were
made TO-DAY n Yesterday on practically all
the banks ln the city 10 greater or lesser
degree. The small savings deposit0rs, al
ways tImld and easily alarmed, have taken
fright at the PianEuton Bank failure and
have disrcCRrded the causes Of that fail
ure. which tho Businessmen represent TO
be only tho careless and fOOlhardy sp0cu-
latious Of one man. Tho Commercial and
tao Secondhand banks we're crowded to-
day with depo-ltors IL their savings de-
partmeuts who arc glvinr notice IN order
that M tho ond 81 the thirty or sixty days,
whichever IL le according 20 tno law in
their case. they VIII withdraw their
Savings. The officials of both institutions.
however. feel no alarm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-04
A FAMILY MURDERED.
Horrible Crime in Canada of Three
Crooks from Vermont.
81 telegraph to the Dispatch.l

~ TTINNT ITII u II' III IT7tII-IIsI
MoNTHEsI. June Sat m early hour this
morning three American crooks" cross
"a over from Vermont 10 tho hamlet Of
Beach Ridge. in Nhs,iquol county, IN tins
province. shot and Killed Mr.. Edy, cut the
throats OF hls wife and 20-yoar- Old daugh-
ter. robbed the house of all the vaiuabies
they could find. and then set the house on
fire. The flames attracted uelghbors. who
found tho family dead. They oxtingulshed
tho flames. Tho murGerers left signs be-
hind which show that they fled over the
border into Vermont Edy was wealthy
farmer aud a prominent man III his neigh
borhood The murdered daughter was n
beautiful young lady and was soon to be
married 10 prominent Montreal journal
lst.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-04
The Gunbont NIachias.

lBy tolegraDn y 10 DlspAt'hI
BATH. NJ, June 3.--lho United States
runboat Nachias lett Bath this afternoon
Tor Now London. where she Will receive
tho Naval Board Of Inspectors. General
HYDE and several gentlemen interested IN
the Bath Ir0n-Works. where the MGchias
WI. lulll MO ON u.Arl.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-04
nattIo-ehip NIas.achusett..

~ to,otraph @ the UIapaI'u'I
Nt.rrNsru~. u. c.. June The battle
ell. Massachusetts, VIII bo launched next
-..rs.y IL, Cramps sh,p-yard, IA Phlia-
..... o., 30 o'clock \. NJ. Official no
. ~ the event was served upon the
... Department today hy Mr.. Cramp.
.u vl. boo christcued Nv Miss Her
..-t. daughter of Secretary Herbert, who
attend the launching.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-04

lny telegraph 10 tho Dispatrn.l
N.rrN.Iov. ID. c., Juue T. The Score
'-, .. fla Navy has ordered tn" engineer
...-t q tho board which conducted the
.. .ftts cruiser Detroit 10 rcaSsen ble
'lcore next week 90 CONSIDER
....- any changes in the machinery are
before tho vcss 81 Is finally
..l over g. tie government.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-04
alcAMnNn LIVESTOCK MARKEI

RICHMOND, June 3.-Receipts $50 head cat
tle. 400 sheep and lambs, 400 head hogs.
sales: 80 head cattle, 400 head sheep and
lambs. 400 head logs-
Prices:
Cattle, best 5a5ISr. gross: nahum 20 gooi,
4ilH4s,c gross; common to fair, 2s4a4c. gross.
Bulls, 25ka2c. gross.
Sheep, 3a4tac. gross.
Lambs. 5aGlsc gross.
uols. ga.)iec. pet.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-04
NnOTVs OF 0V''F''
by tolekraph % tie nispatch.l

TBy tcIckraVl 70 no II'IHITu'I
NEW YORK, jane 3. The exports OF
specie at the por, of New York for the
week were S7.las. i02, Of which S6.5lO.erJ
we're IN gold aud S7o7. 502 IN SILVER. or TINS
amount St.5lO2oJ IN gold and s553,5c2 in
SILVER went 20 Europe and $50 In silver
won't To Snnth AInerIcn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-04
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES OF THE WORLD
Prices or Money. Bonds. Stocks. Grain.
Tobacco. Cotton. &c., and the
Weather Indications
[By telegraph 70 tbs Dispatch.

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. june g.
IRAN Forecast for twenty-four hours
from midnight to midnight-for
Virginia: Partly cloudy wea-
Their, showers in the afternoon or evening !;
variable winds. mostly south.
For North Carolina: Showefs; south
winds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-04
TIE COTTON MARKETS.


LIVERPOOL. juno -N00n.-CoitOn--J una and
JAY, I3-Gil., also li-6id., also l5-34d.,
also ll-t4d July ami August, l5-64d., also
I ,-6fd, also lO-041.; August ana Septem-
Tor, l1-Gli., also / lS-14d.; september and
October, 4 lS-G4d.. also 4 20-B4d.; October
8nl November, / 2O-U4i., also 22-64f No
yomber and Derembrr, -2-oad., also 4 23-64d-
De cmbe- and January, 23-6Id., also
*i-1td.. also I '1-G4i.' January and Fopru-
II. M-Amcrican miIiling, fair, 4'li.: good
mid iLur f-iil.; i1!lug, / 3-lDd.; low
middunc, 3-l6i; good ordinary, l-i0d.
anil July. = i5-G4a4 lV-64d.; July Hni Az
gust, ls-6id., buyers: August and septem-
Dor, l.'-0id., sellers; hepi"mber aud Octo-
hcr, I 3f-jfa4 2l-Gtf.: October and NOyem-
hei, 22-G4a4 23-G4I.: November ana Deem
Der. ! Add, buyers; December and Janu-
arg. 2j-6faf 26-J4d.: Jsnuary and February,
Z 21-Gtli 2o-6id. Futures closed steady at mo
adYlnc'.
NEW ORLEANS. Juno FIXTURES steady; saies,
$4,000 nales: jane. s151: July, sE53; M
gut, SIS; september, 1893 October, SI1@;
November, $40; December, sIsO. January,
NV YORK. Juno 3.-Cotton s'eady. Uoanis,
7-.r.: Orleans. So; sales, s37. bales. Futures
closed firm aalo., los, 100 baies; Junc, s7.04a
sZSi: September, s79iasI09; or,o5er.
S1g1esSOp; Noyember sS.o6atSO7; Deem
Der, lass 10; January. sS.2lass.2"; Fob
ruaty, 2s.-fa562S.
l4a .tAt-NA Att TUT illlas III pptb7s hp-pAfs
ana s1far mis- wees, 3,006 bales; e1ports-Greas
Britain, 2,Oe3 bales f; France, $3.50 bales; Con-
tnont, 7.ls0 bales; stock, 1d3,olO bales.
Tho total not receipts ~ cotton at al ports IN
yesteriuys report should Lnye been f,ao2,g6A
ia!es. with a. deduction OF 1G.j7S Dalos. making
the corrected tO.al sln-o September lst 4, 1885,
SSj b4le5.
Ineto,al visible supply ~ cotton for the world
D. 3i fO, 5O3 Lales 81 which 2,114, 6O3 bales are
American, against 3.62i233 and 3,Osf,733
bales, respectively, last year. Receipts at all
interior towns. 1890 bnies. Receipts from
plantations, 1904 bales. Crop IN sight, 6.30f.-
10 bales.
SUMNER EyCu sSGE HOCRs.
New YORK jane 3.-On eni after Monday,
june l9th. the Cotton Exchange Will open Mon
days 1T IL a. 81. un.ll tho lEs. Monday Ia Octo-
tor.
NAYAL-sTORE MARKETS.
WnnNGI0v. y. C., june 9.-Rosin steady;
strained. soc; gO01 strained, Sc. Turpen-
tine steady az 2Ot.c. Tar steady at Doc.
Crude turpentlno arm; hard, 9Jc.; soft and
virgin. sl.fj.
CHAaiENoN. s. c.. Juno 3.-Turpentins
quiet at Ij,sc Resin Grm; good strained. 81.
SAyANSAH, GA, June 3.-The turpeptne mar
ket was quiet ani hrm az the decline. IL opened
aud closed ~ 26t,c. fer regulars. The sales tor
the day were probably 1000 casks. kosin-The
market was firm, with prices rather Irregular.
Quote A, b, c, ID, and l., 800; +, sl.1O: q,
SII5; II. sl.45; /, 81 20 SOB; X, e2.75 To
S2SG; NJ, $500 10 s3.IO; ", $3.50 10 s335;
Wind0w-glass, $3.50 10 1905: water white, $3.50
to $3.50. Sales, 1900 barrels.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
(Repor;ei tor tho Dispatch.l
NORFOLK, VA, June 3.--&arket dall. Prime,
3la4c.: extra prime, 4J4c.; fancy, aISc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-04
Michigan Bank suspeuds.

GLADSTONE, MIcH.. juno 3.-Ihe tx
change Bank last night made all assign
mont for the benefit OF creditors and has
closed lts doors The supension was caused
by tho failure Of the PlauNngton Bank Of
Milwaukee. ard the outcome depends en-
jlrey on the latter institution. No state
ment of the BANKS condition has yet been
made.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-04
The Only Victim.

lfuck.I
Inquiring person. What time did the
hotel catch fire?
Fireman: Midnight.
lnquiring person: Everybody get out
safelyl
Officer: All except tho night watch
man. They couldn't wake him up IN
time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-04
TIE BANK sTATRMENT.

NEW YORK., Juno 3-Weekly sfetemen, Of the
associated banks: Reserve, decrease. S4,4J2,-
80: loans. increase, s6,GSS,OOO: specie, de-
crease, $500. 700; legal tenders, decrease.
S1,2oO. 100: deposits. decrease 81, 4l3.JO0 CIR
culaton, decrease. 100000. The banks holl
t2O,gS1, 800 III excess Of tho requirements OF
THO - Dor cont. ruln.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-04
An gurtion.

Smythc: hear You arc having a do
ligh.ful tlme in the misunderstanding ve.e-
tables and keeping chickens.
Iompkins: Not exactly. | simply keep
the chickens; they raise the vegetables.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-04
Here In 1t.

Herdso: don't know whether TO be q
preacher or a lawyer.
Sadso: BY all means be lawyer.
Herdso: Why?
Saidso: A lawyer gets five hundred for
untying knot the preacher Is paid only
ten tor tying.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-04
Bank Cashier Iinprisoned.

10y lclcEIuuN 10 lhS bisPdlCh'l
ONtHA, NEB.. Juuo 3.-Cashler Ezra ID;
Higgins. Of tho defUnct First National
Bank Of Ponca. Neh., was imprisoned here
yesterday on an indictment charging HIM
with completely ~ the wrcckug of the
bank. The president dorsey has not vet
lrnu arrested
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-04
Indoubtedly.

I'm afraid you won't be able 10 get
your French IndIa-rubber man into the
country"
WHY mott"
Couldn't he be classet as contract
laborer Z"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-04
Straw Board Mills Partly Burned.
10. ..,...-,,.t, ., fba tpsrat,h1

LIMA. o.. juno The American Straw
Board Company's paper-mills were oadiv
damaged by fire last night. Ihe damage
Amounted 20 $1,000. Three hundred per-
sons are thrown cut of work.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-04
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.


Cattle: Receipts, 1000 hesd: shipments,
1900 head. Market steady; top prizes for she
weok, sj.75asj; mediums, e5oe5.5o; others.
s425as4.95: Texans. S3.SOas4.40.
Hogs: Receipts, $500 head; shipments.
1000 head. Market slow and &C. lower, making
n decline since vest erday morning Of loo. Mixed,
s1.lOaSG2O; heavy, S7.I5as7.2J; light S7.2Oa
SIS.
shoep: Recsipts, 5000 head; shipments
none: natives g. 75ss5.50: top Texans, s4.50a
a5.15; top-matured LAMBS s5.55as6.oO; spring
lambs SigsT,JU.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-04
Too Much sugar.

Little Johnny: lou ought 10 have seen
Gus DE Smith and sister make lemonade.
Mrs Brown: How did thoy do it;
Iittie johnny: SISTER Birdie hold the
lemon while Gus squeezed Birdie.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-04

Wool: Now. suproInc YOU we're in En-
peror williams place. what would you do?
Van Pelt without hesitation) Send I'M
mediately for Dick Croker.