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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-28
ANTIOCH BAPTIST CHURCH.
ChiIdren's-Day Services Followed by tho
Ordination OF n Pastor.

Last sunday was an important day WIN the
Antiorh BaUtlsi church. Children s-Ohy services
we're held 10 the morning and tie pastor was
nrJaiued In the afternoon. There WAS large
crorvd IN attendance. Mr. ". H.. ROBINS pre-
.iaeo ATS wife had a good deal 10 40 WIN
getting M the exercises and conducted zoe snug
iur. lac services were IN tho interests OF mo
Nsrttst Sunday-schOOl aud bible BOARD heN.
&. r. Williams explained the oDloc.s Oh tuo
t1ord and a collection WAS taken up i0s II. IIe
scryices we're greatly enjoyed by the audience
moi crowded the house. The pastor OF me
church, Rev w. h. Tyler, pronounced the pehe-
dtction. , r. ,,.,,o,. ,,,
Annie provision had been malo Tor dinner on
,ta yr,onts and all we're invited 10 parthke IN
lie efiernoon keys. ". L. Wright. }. J. Iucier'
- COR, sad Dr. Whitfield went up rom hlcn-
,nopd aud nssistod in the ordination OF NOV. W
"A Iyler Again tho house was nle1' hef: ~
4, 1'nrker presided. He announcer that mo
r,respytery called by tho Antioch chut,h 10 -
satnine Rev. ". Il. Tyler, with a Wow 10 hs orli-
natton. nad unanimously decided TO proceed WIN
h's ordination Thny had also appointed heF
q r. Williams 70 preach tho sermon Suu nos'
~ T. Wright 10 give tho charge 10 tue cuurcn.
.cbese trerhren performed thor respective pairs n
ana The ordination prayer was oIeIeu U! W
Wr,lGsle. HE hands Of tho presbytety WIS
,,,acei on the head " MIR. Tyler deHgna,lns
I'm a. ousliel for the full work Of the minis
trvl The serylces were closed WITH the Deheaio-
ton he Mr. Tyler
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-28
DEATHS.

ABRAMS. Died. June %. 1898, at the
residence of her mother. Mrs. l.. Z. DnNal,
Gloucester county, Va. ELOlSE, beloved
wife of William J. Abrams.
God took her 90 Heaven because she was
too good and pure for earth.
FSSIG. Died ut tho residence OF bis
paren -. on Brook road. June a. 1893, at
o'cloc k A. NJ, WALLER g.. Youngest son
Of Henry and Emma Essig; aged months.
Budded on earth 20 bloom IN Heaven
The funeral will take place ~ the above
residence WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON.
june 2sth. at o'clock. Friends and ac'
ouaintances are respectfully invited 10
attend.
GREGORY.-DIed.at her parents resi-
dence. No. 70 Wood street, Chelsea hlll,
June "a, 1898, at 10 o clock +. NJ, VIOLA
FUNSTON. only child OF Mary L. and
James A. Gregory. aged months and 5
days.
Our hearts are sad We weep in vain,
For never more can we
In this lfo with mortal eye
Our darling VIOLA see.
But our babe. our darling babe,
Is safe in Heaven, We know,
A bright aud shining angel.
With garments white as snow.
Friendship and love have done their best,
And now can do no more;
Tho bitterness Of death Is past
And ell thy suffering Ger.
Funeral will take place at the Chapel OF
the Redeemer. Chelsea Hill, THIS Wed
nesday) EVENING, June 18th, at O'CLOCK.
Relatives and friends respectfully invited
70 attend.
PARSONS. Died, at his residence. No.
1875 Ashland street. at $40 o'clock, Tines
day. June nth, HENRY s. PARSONS. IN
tho i9th year of his age.
Asleep in Jesus. blessed sleep.
Funeral notice hereafter.
TATE.-Dled. at his residence. 60i
Church street, june 20, 1893, st $3.50 i. d..
CHARLES II. TATE, In the i3d year or
his age. after q long and painful illness.
which he bore with Christian fortitude.
He leaves devoted wife and three chll-
dren TO mourn their losa
lis hard 70 break the tender cord
When love has bound the heart;
lis hard, 50 hard q speak the words;
We must forever part.
Dearest loved one. we have laid thee
In the peaceful graves embrace:
But thy memory will be cherished
Till We see thy heavenly face.
HIS WIFE.
The funeral will take place from the
| PIne-Street Baptist church THIS We'd
/ n.sday) EVENING at 4 o'clock. Friends
| and acquaintances invited TO attend.
TAYLOR.-D in San Franchises, Cal.
| June 9th, Is. RICHARD TAYLOR, son ~
the late DR.. John X. Taylor. OF Fall Hill:
near Fredericksburg, Va. and brother OF
| Mrs. Charles Selden, of this city.
THOMPSON Died. at 7;l5 A. ~. june
q, 1898. at the residence OF her mother.
200 south Pine street, Mrs. JULIA Z.
/ THOMPSON, widow Of Gardner q.
/ Thompson and daughter Of the late Joseph
( L. Powell. IN the 10th year OF her age:
Funeral from residence WEDNESDAY
Jnne 18th. at S z. N. Friends ot the
family and those Of Charles q. Thompson.
Fsd., are invited TO attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-28

nnius. aNc; centriiussiA o6-tsst. NC. ~
fnsd quiet and steady; on a. I5- loao 1-Ioc:
standard, 5sss5 e-t6c.: graduated. osse
Il-l6c Frsishts 90 Liverpool qniei: gfnia
easy cotton nrfn. Cotton. 5-J2d. asked gram,
5hs3ifd
CHICAGO. June 27.-The people soid wneat ts
d.y who bought II yesterday. Timely rains
where needed Tor spriug wheat unssttci hs
bull sentiment A. thccioss July wheat wss &c.
and September atc. below yesterdays csosihs
prices. The December future ruled compare.
lively stronger ,haa me other futures ana closed
about Nc lower. Corn was sstyc. ana, win ire.
quent fluctuations within Nc. range. ruled
easier and st tho close had lost 11assc. IN oats
therc was n steadier feeling early, prices al
vanHug ave. but later there WAS reacuond
t4astc, ana the close was quiet AZ aoous ths
same prices ~ on yesterday. Provisions Opener
nrmor a. n slight advance. There VA decline
from opening prices. due 10 an attempt oy lesd-
ers IN tbo market 10 unload az the Improvement.
ba, finding this impossible they desisted soa
bid loe enough 20 prevent break of any extern,
Cash Quotations: flour moro active Tor sry
trade p,ices nnchsnged. No spring wheat
jila65stc. No. corn, l0hr. No. oats'
2olSc. Mess-pork, sia1jasioi5,%s Lard,
f9j5as057l<. shOrt-rib sides Iloose), SIS "a
ss9sL Drv salted shoulders lboxeiD, eOa
$3.50. short-ciear sides dried, 50 6ossv.U.
Whissey. SLIP.
Inc leadiny futlrcs ranged A. follows:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-28
ne,,h cf Mrs. rhomp,on.

Mrs. JuIia Y. Thompson. whose iiluess had
besn noticed In the DISPATCH. died NJ 7:43
O'Clock yesterday morning ut the residence OF
her mother. No. 200 south Pine street. She was
daughter Of Mrs. sarah A. and the late Joseph
H. Powell She had boon sfck for six or eight
months, most OF the time being unable 70 lie
down. and for the last four weeks had been
almost momentariiy expected 10 die. Deceased
was true Christian. and had been Nom Der
Of 20. Andrews church for many years. She
will be sadly missed by a large circle OF friends,
especially among the sick. TO whose wants II was
her Hfe's pleasure TO minister. The funeral will
take place from the above residence this after
moan AT O'Clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-28
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
fReportpd for tho Dispatch

JrSy 2T.-Auotion offerings IN Change to-day
81 packages and 3 taken 40. highest, els :
lowest, S:}-ayerago, e5h2
private ,aie. reported to-day wore very light.
Regenne collections: Cigars and cisarettes'
s2l5: tobac: %. ss54.9l; SPECIAL tax soio--
Total. t.1240l.
No oOse sales to-day. -, ~
J. =. Taylor. OF Gainesville, Va W. I. heel'
Of oxford. y. =, and C0ions J. l.. iitte. OF Gin
cinua.i, we're here today. -
of medium and good grades liitle WEAK. Lugs
firm and active. Fine O'ack Wrappers IN gool
demand and good red Wrappers wantod aroma
10 to l1l5.. A cne b ack goes no la the teens
and beyond the twonties occasionally.
Mr. I. conrad IA expected homo Tomorrow
motnlug. Mr. I. A. DAVIS, Of Henderson, Is I'M
nroy,ng. dir William DAVIS Is here to-day. Mr..
Ntfon Cayce cbatted the trade assembled IN
tho ,ltu during the cooler hours Of the morning.
IIRecelyts u tJtagco are still gooi, ana Stamping
and salos o dsrks increasing.
caroline aud Louisa county farmers soy The
crop IS looking well, cad ID yet quite small
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-28
FAuN1LeRoYs CASE CONTINUED
Coleman Is In a Critical Condition and
Nav Not Recover.

Leroy FauntIeroy, tho negro whose arrest
Monday was reported in the DISPATCH was be-
fare The Police Court yesterday charged with
as.aulting and cutting Isham Coleman. DR.. Az
rms. tho almshOuso physician, who aIteDued th'
wounded man after be received his injuries :es.
tined tnat Coleman Was critically III and tha'
his death was expected at almost any tlhc.
Jusfice Crutchneld Accordingly continued tue
case until July 9th. The cutting was tho result
of an alteration which occurred Det"eeh tho
two men on Monday afternoon.
A martial examination was he'd In the con-
tinnsd case OF James Napier and Leigh Dean
two youths, charged with beating T. Z. Do"uy'
who dted about two weeks after the dlnlculty.
Alter hearing the testimony Of Dr. Parke ana
sevoral other witnesses further Investigation
was postponed untI this morning, when VI.
Kryant who attended tho deceased IN ms last
Illness. will be examined. From the testimony
tnken IL appeared that on Saturday AFTERNOON
hpril ord howdy. on his way home IRON WORK
YVES beaten by two young men who wore spPa.
rently drunk Who started tho row coulu nor
he Harmed Dowdy was Il sober and peaceaDie
citi1en. The deceased WAS thrown down ana
hcaten considerably about the face and breast.
Two hrutses we're seen on his Oreasi by u man
,ybo dressed bis wounds after the hgh:.
John Grimm, q negro, was nnod so'oo anu
costs for trespassing upon the pre- hises ., VI.
Perry and required 20 give security iof Ills soOu
There we're number OF other cases on the
docket, but nearly Gil the charges wore '01
trivial offences
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-28
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
..a ...h. n..,.s

NORFOLK, VA, June %7.-Msrko. very quiet;
no TRANSACTIONS NJ the commission-house- re-
ported orders extremely low the factories;
Prime. 3aafG: extra prime. +Ic; faucy, Az
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-28
VIRGINIA AS A HOME.
GOV. m'KiNNeYs CONTRIBUTION TO
THE SOUTHERN HANDBOOK.
The states Resources, Advantage ana
Nrsds-The I'm migratioB
Question.

At the Convention of Southern Gov
ernors held here in April 1t was ngreen
that each Governor present should pre-
pare paper on the resources. advantages,
and needs of his State. ard that these
papers should be published in book to
be distributed at the Columbian E1posi-
ton.
Colonel John Bell Bigger. secretary OF
the convention, was entrusted WITH the
work of getting out the book. Already
he has received the contributions OF seVe-
raj Of the southern Governors, ana nov
ernor McKinney's paper on virginia,
which is nearly completed. will be placed
in his hands IN few days.
Governor Mckinney's paper wastes no
space in Introductory remarks. Aiter
giving general description OF the adyan-
taees OF Virginia in respect OF soil. ell
mate, &C.. 1t takes up the subject OF the
States mineral weslth.
OUR MINERAL WEALTH.
For twenty years" 1t SAYS. mineralo-
cists have predicted that the time would
come when Virginia would be ahead of all
other States IN the quality and quantity OF
Its mineral products. These predictions
have been verified, and immen'e deposits
of minerals. richer than any other state
can show. and great coal fields for making
coke, higher in fixed carbon and more
valuable for smelling purposes than any
Others. have been discovered.
The number of prospectors and explorers
for minerals IS greater than ever before IN
the State. and more ANALYSIS and practical
tests of minerals have been made. all with
fine Results"
An enumeration of the minerals follows.
together with descriptions OF their loca-
ton, and then the paper takes up manu-
fnctures
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-28
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.


NEW YORK. June 27.-Flour weak. with more
doing; winter wheat, low grades, Sl.93 $50;
DO. late 10 fancy, Sy.45s234J. do. pato1ts,
S38Ca3i: Minnesota clear. 81 JOaf3; patents
s4esi4j Southern nour DUH aud Ueai COM
ui0a - iair extra, $2.l0as3.l0; good 70 choice,
s3Ijas4.25. Wheat fairly acii9o, lower. and
72c.: anoaf. 72tsc: options moderately sc I've,
wenk, and sSasac. lower; No. rcd, closed
June ?l91c. July. 1l5s.: August, 7+ltc corn
dun aud easier, closine nSrad, No. >, 4Si.a
4SlSc., IN elevator; saisa4a'ac., aGoit: oDtSns
du,i and 3shI%c. lower; June. iSisc., July.
4SHc.; August, 4g:ac. Oats dn!i AID lower;
options WeaE June, @5f,c.; July, .9bfc.; Al
gust. 3;f % ; spo. No. =. 3bt.s30c.; No. wh,ie,
3a. mixed ses,ern, .;oaiTtss. white DO, $. "a
sic Bee Guiet ana steady; famiif. StOasi2,
extra unsrs. tT.aGG.s. 10. b0oi hams dun hnd
wcGS az az. 1isrced bee, quiet; c'iy extra
lu1ia n ess. l5ai5e. lut-meash easy cd quie;;
picEled bo.he' I2'sc. shoulders, sa5'4c. bans,
l.loal3c. iddie. duh aJd ea,N: sacrt-clsar.
y3,c Lard aIlet sad elsier; western steam
csosed 81 20: clty, S,sc.; o3rons- sales. ncne
felned tul nun easy; tontinoat, siuSos
south Anerran. gi0.10: Compound 81. PORK
IN letter deranf Hnd sseaay; ncw mess, silva
1890. CDtia a-s crl I'll quiet ep1 stoaD5. P-,ro-
I.url steady aah Cnict Ros,n Etcaiy aud
oa.ct. rnrpeItne dad but steady, hice duli
iut Ilrm domestic, air ., extra, - ssots,.:
Japan. ss.a4t.c. Aoasos-forclgn nominal
Ne. Orleans ap'n Sell >.'d 70 shv1 q, ouli
,et yss .ay a. .ipA ~. Prssiais 9uivL Svaes-
ce-!cas cod stesds sna VI, 1901 . lst'
al = 81; ett'- ",' eJ.'l.; i.'rN.-
per, al ~; p,l Ia. dali SUD lpr IA; Nc. !,
1,lac. suglr-.sas qa.et AID steady lar re-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-28
WEDDING AT BARTON HEIGHTS.
FIR. Josephine :. Puiiiam becomes inc
B,i1s of MIR. II. Oliver Lyme.

NH. oliver Lyme, OF orange county anu
MIR. Josephine (. Puliiam were married al
O'Clock Yesterday afternoon at the ro'aehoo VI
ths brides parents, Fir. aud Ars- 'Os'ah ny
ia1d at Barton Heights. ...o,,,, ora
inc wedding was quiet but very PROXY on nt
The uarlors were oiled with tho roIatyos p eus
innsdiate friends Of tho bride ana groom heY
IL n. "A. PITT onicisted ana Mr.. u. Fercy fe'er-
soa acted a. best man. ,a ,eca,,,ng
Inmediately after the ceremony aou recsis,ns
a. CONCENTRATIONS OF their friends Mr.. aud Mrs
ivae lei Tor Ola Point and Virginia Besch, tney
silI resids AZ "Frascau.' the pretty hoiho VI 'ho
groom IN Orange county.
MIR lyme lie popular young man ana ID wos
.no.n IN busin ess circles mere, having traF9noo
TO- a Hichmond house for several years. no -
y son m the late William II. Lyme, long PROM"
ness real estate agent in tins city and s'as -
SOU Of Hiram Oliver, deceased ~ . ILL., y ysrS
a ass,ty and highly accomplished sne enjoys great
popularity, especially on Chutcn I ns,i "p She
~ Us. Tor several years quite Dsnc Suo
80 al ,ery pretty yestsrday clsd III q manu-
some dalS-plue travelling SUIT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-28
FlFTY-SIx GAMES OF BALL.
Schedule Made for the Tri-City League
The Dates and Places.

The virginia, Forest Hill, Richmond-Coliese'
and Petersburg baseball clubs having formed a
Tr,-City League, a schedule OF rity-six games
has beeu arranred-twenty TO be played IN
petersburg and thirty-six in Richmond and
MANCHESTER. Ii Is probable that the Richmond
ana Manchester games will all DO played az
Forest nm PARK. Tue following Is the schedule :
In patsrshurg-June 18th. Forest HUI and Pc
tersburg; July LIST. Petersburg aud Forest HI :
Juiy xih. A. H., Petersburg ana Virginias al
ternoon game, Petersburg and college 'oI
,.,shurg ana Forest Hin: July 10th, Petersburg
ana VirginIss; July 22d, Petersburg and Cor
iaya. Juiy 29th, Petersburg and Virginias: Au-
gust "a, Petersburg and College; August 1.n,
Petsrsburg and Forest Hill: August i2ih, Pc
tsrsburs and College: August 16tn, Petersulrg
and Forest hin; August 10th Petersburg sna
VirginIAs; August 26tn. Petersburg ana rofos.
Hill: August Both, Petersburg ana Snrn,as'
September "a, Petersburg ana coiees' oop-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-28

20 tne amount Of nearly $4,000, We think wc
nave some rights In the matter, and We do nos
,nlnk that thc CITY Council shoald give up our
our Board Of oficors.
Vcshe"l X. H. HicKog {Cha'rman),
II. L. CARpozo tSccsetary,,
J. y l. OWN,
Henry IoiNY,
GEORGE Mis9S,
y. ". STARNg,
WILLIAM GI3e9S,
WILLIAM WkRn.
sergeant Mills made a vigorous speech in OPP
position 10 the resolutions, but they we're
adopted with only four dissenting votos--th0so
Of SerReaL,s Mills and Fox, Corporal Hard
wlcso. ana Private Manning. all % Company T.
he meeting adjourned 10 meet again ncxt
saturday night al \ 80 o'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-28
Rrxrox. ARK. MAY %. 1892.

Messrs. MppmGn Brothers. Savannah. Ca
t;ertlemen,-I have had rheumatism
about two months during last winter: was
confined to my room most OF the time. L
saw an advertisement IN the Saline Courier
rscom mendlnr l.. p. =. as cure for rheu.
matism | bought three bottles, but be-
fore got through with the third bottle l
was cured. and have not felt the least eff
feet of rheumatism since. Ii Is undoubt:
edlv the best remedy for rheumatism l
ever tried. can cbeerfully recommend 1t
10 the public. Yours truly,
II 81. CUNNINGHAM.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-28
the WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Mean tempera,urc ...................72
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-28
Death Of Mr.. seIdcn's Brother

Major Charles Seldom received Telegram ycs-
toroov m nouncing ina doath ia san Francisco,
ca. a. his wife's brother hr. u. Richard ley-
lor No particulars are gwen, but DEAN ~ sup,
rosel 10 have resulted from some nalarlEl
trouble. Mr.. Taylor had number OF teia''s =,
and a Great many friends in Richmond. lie
was fon OF tho late Dr.. John K. Taylor, OF fall
lill. near Fredericksburg. and was ABOUT -
years old. Having been educated az me Lhl-
versity o. Virginia, many Of those VINO "ero u,
ri sesmeies are now residents Of Richmond.
mir. TAILOR was nm engineer by profession and
was for some years partner Of senator heats.,
Of California. Ito married miss mormon
about eighteen months ngo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-28
Ts,,eu to Her Old Home for Burial

Tho remains o, Mrs. William ]. Orr. who died
suddenly Monday afternoon, we're taken 10 her
former home, IN Rock TIL, ), G., on the l2;fb
train Of the Richmond AMI Dauyille railroad
Yesterday afternoon. Her husband and two lit-
lie Children accompanied the remains me
circumstances connected with tho death OF the
decoased were peculiarly sal, rs her sister, Miss
Pearl Gordon. had just died az 81. Luke's Home
OIL the day before.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-28

in the city Circuit Court Yesterday lunsuientt
was rendered for the defendant in the suit OF
tneStandsrd Dis,illlng Company against Albert
Leonard. ,,..,.... ..
In the case OF J. l.. caption ~. WILKINSON q
Holt time 10 nle bill Ct exception was eStende1
on nsotiOn Of tho detendant.
Witnesses Wero examined In the case oi nov.
joel Tucker. Of East-End Baptist chufch' ng'int'
the renewal OF n liqu)r-iren-a 10 Il. j. LANCE Oh
appeal from the llenr.c) Circuit Court
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-28

The following yonns ladies were entitled 10
honor. Tor nmiauln department and Observance
u. sri.ul ru..s: Misses Mary Mr>Tceny, mary
NcYat. %. mary sullivan. Nfry kCtr'Eau, ana
Hogan. Theresa Coinou. Gerihs Anthony, Marie
k@rse May Dillon, Josie Haley, Li2z;e DiliCn'
katie SULLIVAN. Matte h"ilan. Katie ONcil'
Katie hef4e. Emma Neenly, Katie hcNaWar1'
theresa uouphlo. Florence Bowers, Nellie Loa-
lfv. ,Io.epline Hubbard. Gnl Carrie Miles.
>chao, Wlu b. resumed on TIE hrsi Monday Ia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-28

The meeting OF tho Academy 81 Medlclho hnd
e,,gerv hold last night at the Young Mems
Christian AssOca ion Was devoted entreIy 10
the discussion Of typhoid-ioyer, ani neatiy an
tho Ihysicians gave thsir views upon thls dreai
disease. IL WAS stated that bO'Uuo persons '-Is
annually in this country from this cause aud
that ~ nearly every case the people VINO mus
Tcrish are young and of strong constitutions.
The subject Siu tc further considered al the
next session o. M organization.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-28
The Ladies'.

The plessapt effect and perfect safety safety
, wa,n LAXATIVE. Syrup OF. Figs. under al
co. a, ,Ss true and genuine article, look
70 w. ~ , name OF tho California Fig-syIup
Company q, printed near tho bottom OF ''s
package.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-28
lion or The REGIMENT.
'...' Of Revolutions Bearing on the
ArmOry Question.


t-a,ieaIed meeting Of tho non-coin-
r,cfs 'priVaies o. the First Regi-
.la.ry was bcld lasI nigDi az tue
f... Sergeant ). 5. /. Owen IN the
ny a hundred Of the musketeers
......f and ilo gathering was for the paf'
fff.ng tue inucn-iiscusaoi Afu0ry
-.fgeant OlDs u vas elected ser
aD.uce aypointe 20 draft resolutions
fles~ uImeuts u the meeting feiA-
f.1rd q1rraou admitted ther re-
na- adopted after some dincussiVp'
lows.
"...... ..e ordinance concerning the Arinory
... .rrlary II. 1898, dOes unlustly de-
at,rt ins FlTsi Regiment, virginia
.0f,. lLlartty, Of tue ArmOTy erected iof
t-oIvt Iesl % large majority OF tue
''- p' the ely u kichm0nd, aho IN
.rHfy SAID regiment has large none
eel. therefore be u
TO- ... nat W.. me members o. the flrst
Nlfrluia Volunteer lnfsntTy, ask INC
..l'.I o. gtye Qua Ofnccrs such control Ol
..,r 40 commanders VI military Orranl-
cloud have. Tho regiment cADnos AZ
c4tles without such control.
'.tf.s'. LAT We, the mem Defs OF taid Togi'
tfr-ly doylOre tho action Of the Sty
in refusing the AImory. except on
3D.. o'ras.Oes Of short periods, Tor tbs soie
' ral1 regiment, as II hse greatly efipplro
'i.e rttong Organization oil DOC anpsio
''f, ,e1, That inasmacb a. We have voiun-
or oorvioos as soldiers aud thereby
-. o4fsslsss naule " cali frsn oar bones
s-sAeSs, ssd attst having spent our money
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-28

=. G.. Bass. y. X. White, and F. R. Batter.
officers OF Union Council, No. 81, k0Yal Arca-
rrr ON ve.ter,lay paid to Mrs Elizabeth A.
Trnor. widow Of Thomas W. Ilgnor, sB,OOO'
bcing the amount Of insurance held by him IN
this order. 1hey also pad Mrs. Mary W. Morfl-
son. widow Of John J. Morrison sl,'VO' Delhs
mo annnunl Of Lnsnrance he'd " nm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-28

The Gr.t new whcat Of the season was ouers1
on Change yesterday by Me-sTs; Frallcr -
'ronulins commission merchants. II Was grown
in nenrirO county near me ctty AMI was oil the
Fultz variety. Tho sample shown 'abolt eighy
bushels wq- dry, Gc!i e'oan j, h1t SON g"Lat
gnr.icsv. II Ea' c.ns~od n yer" go"1 shi sou
- the CALICO NILS a. SIC. per bIshel.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-28
COVERED WITH SORES.
TRIED THE DOCTOR AND ALMOST EVERY
THING COuLD'1MfNk OF, BUT
NOTHING HELPED ME.
THOUGHT WOULD TRY CUTICURA RENE
DIES ~ ONE WEEK I
WAS CURED,

tried tho CCTICUR, REMEDIES and they did
everything for me. My head and body were
covered with some kiud OF cores and ] trlei
almost everything | could think OF, and finally 1
tried the doctor, but nothing helped me. After
reading your advertisements thought would
try CrTrCUKA REMEDIES. / bought the CUrrCURA,
CUTIcURA SOAP, aud the CUTICVRA REsoLNRNT'
and one week after | began using them my
sores dried up aud have not had them since.
MRS. z. A. JONES, Mcintosh, Ga.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-28
GOLD YnR NEW YORK.

1t was reported that s2,oo0.0OO In gold had
been engaged IN London for shipment TO Now
York. and that the directors OF the Delaware,
Lackawspna and Western. at ihcir meeting on
Frfday, would raise the rate OF quarterly dIvi-
dends from la to . per cent Both rumots
were subsequently denied, but nevertheless the
market continued % IMPROVE. The improve
mont In prices was equal 70 4se 10 LackaWsns'
Az M General Electiic. ~. IN American Sugar,
3 IN Missouri Pacific. 2ls IN chicago Gas, ana ;.
TO > per cent in tho remainder ~ tho list.