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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1893-10-26
Don Dickinson as . Receiver.

DETROIT, Oct. 23.-Judge Swan to-
day appointed Don NJ. Dickinson re-
ceiver OF the Detroit, Bay City and
Alpena railway. Holders OF 81, 500, 600
of the company's bonds on which the
company are behind 60 days in inter
est sought this action.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1893-10-26
AFTER GALVESTON SINNERS.
The Salvation Army will wrestle Ten Days
With the Sand Crabbers

GALVESTON, Oct. 21.-Under the di-
rection of Major sully, the Salvation
Army tonight began ten days cam
paign on the Beach Lawn against the
sin and iniquity that prevails in this
city. A general gathering OF the
army from all parts of the state ls
concentrated here and propose to
make it lively for sinners during the
next week. Several pastors OF the
cirv will assist in the campaign,
which will be prosecuted vigorously
and il is expected TO result in much
good.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1893-10-26
FRANCE.
ENTERTAINING THE RUSSIANS.

PARIS, Oct. 23.-The Russian visitors
lunched today with the minister OF
war, General Louiseillo. Among the
guests were all the cabinet ministers
During the day the Russians proceeded
to the military school, where they re-
ceived deputations from the garrison
of Paris. Their route was lined by
thousands of members of gymnastic
and musical societies.
RUMoR DENIED.
PARIS, Oct. 23.-The report from
Buenos Ayres that the Brazilian war
ship Riachuelo has Joined the iusur-
gents is incorrect. The Riachuelo is
at Toulon.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1893-10-26
Bucklen's Arnica Salve.

The best salve in the world for cuts bruises.
sores, ul,ers, salt rheum, fever sores, letter
chapped hands, chilblains. corns and skin ermn,
tions and positively cures piles, or no pay re.
quired. 1t is guaranteed to give perfect salts.
faction or money refunded, Price 25 cents per
box. For sale by John II. Chiles & Co., the
ru u
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1893-10-26
IRELAND,

ARCHBISHOP OF ARMARGH DEAD
DUBLIN, Oct. 23.-The archbishop of
Armargh, primate of all Ireland, died
suddenly at noon today.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1893-10-26
THE STATES EXPENSES

4 un anu OOmpIetS ttatemsnt From the
Comptroller for the Last Year.
The total amounts disbursed by the
state treasurer during the year end
Ing August 81, on warrants drawn by
the comptroller for the support of the
state government, state institutions,
courts, etc, amounted TO $2,324, ,O88. .88,
being $3.50, ,432 81 less than amounts
disbursed out of state revenue last
year:
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1893-10-26

M, Mrs. 4. Hawkins Chattanooga, Tenn, says.
"shilohs Vitalizer saved my life. l consider it
the best remedy for debilitated system / ever
used For dyspepsia, liver or kidney troubles
IL excels Price 75c
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1893-10-26
AUSTRIA.
FRANCHISE BILL.

VIENNA, Oct. 23.-In Reichsrath to-
day Count Won Taafe moved the first
reading of the franchise bill, setting
at rest all rumUrs to the effect that
this important measure would be with,
drawn,
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1893-10-26

Halls Hair Renewer eradicates and
prevents the formation Of dandruff.
thickens the growth, and beautifiea
the hair as no other preparation will,
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1893-10-26
DEPARTMENT DOINGs.
Summary Of the Business in the State
House Yesterday.

COMPTROLLER'S DEPARTMENT.
The following report of the financial
transactions of the state penitentiaries
during the month of September was
yesterday filed with Chief Bookkeep-
er Wiggins OF the comptroller's de-
partment for auditing and entries,
showing:
Balance on hand, Sept. 1.... .........S Sl9 75i IS
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1893-10-26

Mr.. Bell of Colorado has introduced
a Hill hi to reduce court fees for trans
n mittinS the money in legal cases west
of the Mississippi river; w.at aany foyy1yd ysAit Il
AGO the courts Of the west 1ouno ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-09
rrinity-ColIege Graduates.
fg,.o.tot ,o,ooxa,,, 90 ,bo ptapotcp I

DCRu,M, y. c.. Juno S.-Tho graduation ex-
erciscs OF Trinity College wcre held to-day AZ
Stukess Hau. A large audience assembled.
Speeches were made by the graduates, seven IN
number, upon whom the degree OF a. u. was
c0nferrcd-vz., Jesso A. Baldwin, Thomas I.
james, Robert H. Wits. Wiley y. LASER,
Charles +. Turner James +. Shinn, and Henry
T. Boggs Tao last-namei WAS also the vale
dictOrian Tho Wiley-Gray medal for the best
grafton was won by Charles L. Turner, who re-
ceived u at the hands Of Judge Avery. u the
Supreme Court.
fhe medal for scholarship, known as the
BraXtOu-CravCu me 1al. VIVA Won by Henry =.
Boggs. II WAS presented By Professor Charles
u. Mclyer. Tho prizes for the best students IN
North Carolina history were awarded TO Robert
II. Willis $3.50 10 CASH and Jesse \. Baldwin
tsfO). 1he-, were presented Professor Is ms
sett. fellow OF Johns Hopkins University.
Bihlee we're presented to each graduate by Rev.
jesse 4. Cunlngglm.
The promenade concert at the college inn to-
night concluded what II said 20 have been the
most interesting commencement occasion IN the
history o; the college.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-09

thereto for PROTECTION o. time and experience

thereto for protection % time and experiences
may show 20 be advisable.
I'VE condemn tue bill passed by the Demo
cratic majority In the House OF Rcprreenta.
tives Of the last Congress. and the present
svowcd policy u the Democratic party 10 place
wool on the FREQ Inst NJ an unjust and ruinous
attack on all the agricultural Industries OF thc
country. We insist on such full and adequate
protection for the wool industry as viii enable
American farmers 20 supply the WOOL required
for copsuin ption in the United States.
ave adhere to the Republican policy OF Grant
Ing pensions % the wounded and disabled Union
soldiers and sailors OF the late var and The
widows and orphans Of such as are deceased.
and we condemn tho untrtendly and unjust
policy already made manifest By the present
Democratic Administration
ave favor honest money, composed OF eold,
silver, aud paper, maintained at equal value
and under national and not state regulation.
The fluaDcial. honor OF the. country must De
maintained and III credit preserved unim-
paired The weak md yacillnting course OF inc
present national administration In dealing win
the financial situation meets our coniefr nation.
I'VE denonnce the avowed purpose OF the
Democratic party 70 repeal the proLibitorJ ~
per cent. tax on State-benk Issues Its purpose
Is 10 abandon the present currency system
established by the Republican party, the saiest
aud best ever provided Ia any Notion. ana 20
supply its place with currency issued unuer
the AUTHORITY Of ench one Of our forty-our states
which can never be either safe or OF uniform
yalue.1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-09

from juno ]. 1929, curtai service 20 end NJ Ro.
einbutg, ,ni'ting Union Rope, decreasing dts
lance o.So mies; from June /, 1893, increase
service on the route ~ curaiied 90 three time,
week. salisbury 20 Saisbury: from Juno 10,
lsN5. supply Gold Knob, between Garfield and
salisbury. on Tuesday. Thursday. and Saturday
OF zach week, tncgeasing distance equal 60 0.62
miles and back Of eix-iimes-a- week service.
NirginiR-ralps q CaLson from July |, 1899,
increase service 20 SIX tines n week. Ferrum
60 Turtle Rock; from July /, 1893, curtail s0r.
vice 10 bcgip AZ Pcrncl!o, emitting Forum, de-
crcsa'ng distance three miles. Pungoteagus
90 koQgs Wharf; from July 1. 1898 Increase
service 10 ak times week. Eccotink 30 Long
Branch; from Jolly |. lSOa. change service 40
a. 20 omit Long Branch and supply and ond az
Newinrton without change Of distance.
Weat Nirginia-Sue TO Avon. Rcscind order
of May 4. 1893: from july !. 1893, reduce
service 70 tsico week from October lsi 10 May
3ist Ia each ycnr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-09
North Carolina Notes,

The case OF James Glass. on triel al Durham
for hOrso-sie ealing, ended IN misirial, the jury
failing 10 egree. He hae served Two terms IN
the Virginia pc uiteutaIY for tho same offence
Next sunday morning In ST. Pauls Episcopal
church at Green vile, y. C., viii be hold memo
nal services 10 the late Rev. y. C. Hughes ID. d.,
who was for many years rector OF that parish.
Addresses upon hrs life and work will DO de-
hvered by Colonel Harry skinner aud Major
Henry Harding.
M. Andrew JOyner, manager Of the keely ln-
siitnte al Ashland. Va, has been spending IA
few days with his family az GreenUlle, y. c.
Bad weather prevented the Greenville ANA
ieurs from presenting their drama Nv On
Back until " edueslay night, when they did 30
70 an appreciative audience. The entertain
mont was under the management OF Mrs. cx-
Governor Jarvis. her niece, Miss Ella MOnteiro,
a former Richmond girl, by the way, hns splen-
did his'ri0nir talent and assumed a leading role
in the play. The support Is good. MS there are a
number VI charming actors among The young
people.
When the north-bo freight train left
GreenWlle yesterday II had thirteen cars loaded
with potatoes. All o. them were taken on In o
distance oi twenty-oisht miles.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-09

ancy, and after rcacting about skc tho improve
mont stopped, aud the ciose vas ittc. lower tor
July and &c lover for september thon yesfcr-
days Gnal figures. In corn therc VAS cousidera-
bic trading. tho Market being gate sctive ~
tines but near The cioso dulDcss ruled. Tho
feeling nj the opening vas fairly steady and 20
remained for some ums or until tho shake-up
In wheat. when sales were FREQ ouougn 70 brcsk
the July option cent from tho best point carly,
while September ut tho same time Lost NC. Toe
selling was ovcrdone, ani tho shorts began
buying in a way that caused almost n ccrnplcto
recovery before 1 o'clock. Tho close vas
LsaIsc. lower than yesterday For oats there
was n fair demand aud = steady feeling, but no
special features we're developed. Tho spocula-
tive market for hos. producis cJntinned dulI.
The opening sales exhibited n slight Improve
ment on higher prices for I've hogs a, the yards,
bat on .he selling Of lard By prominent opera
tor tho market declined 10 q limited exten, all
round
Cash quotations: Flour weak AM UNCHANGED.
No spring wheat. 62ifau3lsc. No corn.
Hia35i6'. No. > oats. 2ac. Mes>-porf, s2O Zos
s2O.22IS. Lard, sg.76as9.77k. short-rie sidcs
tloossi, so.25asD.27tS. Dry-saltcd shoulders
boxed. si0.astO.25. Sh0rt-,Icar sides (ooxedl'
0.371SasIO. 62iS. Whistoy, s1.l2.
Toad mt follows.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-09

ua.t.a called NJ the White
i.t ta urge the appointment OF
.t.. If laIewcu, and Howell j..
Aslyahaunock, TO consular
.. .c -,r. the chances Of eecn
.-".r good. he also went 20 the
rlu.ut "a thelntcrest OF Colo
'.nrs. of NaireUtOn, and j. H..
.riIy Of LoudOun county both
"..t positions N the Indian ser
vii probably be appointed
..0lt U: Indian Schools.
4.y8 Tyler to-day was pro-
secretary Carlisle that Captain
...f would be appointed keeper
house depot at Portsmouth.
W.gs frol Richmond are regis
Nrrora Sir. and Mrs.
r.. Nj G.. A. Natele, end Dir.
d. b. GCddiu.
IE. O.. Marshall, Of Portsmouth.
,' '..N Well and Mr. +. q. Parrnele,
t,ou. n. G.. are here. They are
Democrats and want 20 know
-.'4.a WI he made at Whining
~ | laoison. Of Lyachburg, is q. tho
au.
fsl-oFFicr AFFAIRS.
I. ~ Da known as Boiling has been
hlrfiDglam county, with Thomas
.. flttIssfer.
t.,..' .-' 1865 pos'inasiefs appointed To-
-''.aa-LewE.or, Dertie county, a. r.
&C. Hodges, removed.
tf burg, hidd!csVI county, 4. r..
D. olenu. dOsd; ChuSchyllie.
.i,, g.. }. Hou r,cs 4. NJ. Kobrer, re-
i. 90 'tfst9nu, kockbridgo c0uuty, W Z.
'g. go >. g. e.Ongn, remOveo Fairfax
"a r'sz comfy, A. II. nOnccre ace
= ..,., -'t o-r 81 iOurta-clsss posimasiers sp-
o.' '-il 4sn Is, ~ Of which we're To nn v =
-.''I ~ death and resignation.
ln '0 'Nahges hsYo been ordered as fol-
5s.. - .ue-l.eaksyilio 70 McSeely; from
90 D. e1ien1 service by way VI Gro.
So, !" '11 ~ Price. Increasing distance
b. 49, t4-lhago 10 nj. Giload; FROM June
NJ ..,,,., o4fteil services u Degin at Curriers'
s.a...'' '', ~ Carthage aud LAshOp, decreasing
a nilsz hAle.gh 70 Union HOPE;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-09
NORTH STATE NEWS.
The FIRST AND SECOND REGIMENTS
ENCAMp AT CAROLINA CITY.
Ex-President Moore, of the Peoples Ma
tionai Bank. on Triai-How Farming
Pays-Trinity college Graduates.
fCorre,nondoncn Of tho nI,hmond nIsnn,ch

Correspondence OF the Rishmond Dispatch.l
RALEIGH. n. C., June S.--GeneraI orders we're
issued from the Adiutant-Genersvso filce direct
Ing the cncampment Of the First and Second
regiments Of the state Guard at Carolina City.
beginning July 18Th and ending July 22d. both
days inclusive. The cavalry troop will be part
Of the brigade. General John W. Cation will
command. In honor Of the late Lieutenant
Colonel d. y. Bogart, ~ the First Regiment, who
was killed at New bcrne, the camp will DO namod
"Camp Bosart." A detail OF two men from each
company will report July 10Th 20 pitch camp.
Henry Watters0n will deliver an address here
next "Wednesday at the new Opera-House. IL
aopears 20 lie agreed that the name OF the latter
viii DO the Raleigh Academy OF Music"
ARRAIGSED.
To-day Elijah Y. Moore. cx-president Of tho
smashed Peoples National Bank, Of fayette-
vile, was arraignod in tho United States CIR
cut Court here for embezzlement Of the bank .
funds.
Work began to-day on the deaf-mute and blind
institution here che white Department. in COM
puancc with tho act Of the last Legislature. The
doai-mute aud blind pupils ali LETT for their
homes yesterday.
GERMAN.
The students at the State University this eve.
ming gave german in com plitnent 10 number
OF young lady visitors.
At ST. Mary's Female College here this morn
ing the commencement exercises werc held.
Rev. Edward Benedict. Of Warenion, y. c.. de-
livcred the annual address. class OF eight
graduated
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-09

LIVERPOOL, Juno s.-Noon. Cotton-June,
4 2.-6lj.; Juno ana July. 2O-54d.; july
aud August, 22-04a23-6ia22-04a2l-b
2,-6fd. August ami September, 23-O4a
24-GAa4J-Uta2 i-G4a23.6id.; september and
October 2A-64a NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.; october
and November. I 27-64a4 26-j4d.; November
aud December, 1 2r-6IaA 29-0Id.: December
aud January, 3i-64a4 30-6id. January and
February, : 3l-Ota3264j.
I r. H-American mddling, fair, il-ldi.
good midilnS, 4lad. middhng, $50. low mid
3 lJ-iGJ. June, 4 lS-64d.. sellers: juno and
July. lS-b4d., soliers; July and August.
l9.64a2O-B4J.: August and september
2l.0id., yalue: Septe abor aud October,
1 22-Uia2j-BSf.: October anu November,
24-G4a25-0td. November AMI December,
I 2ti-64d, sellers, December and January,
27-64t2s .Gid.; Jnnlary aDJ February
42"-64t., value. Fuures closet barely steady
at The decline.
NEW YORK. june 5.-Co.ton easy; uplnnds,
17.c; Orleans, ) G.. sales, Pisa bales; god
Primary. G3,r.; low middling, 77lGc. Futures
closed steady; 5acs, l3H,2CO bales; June,
800: Juy. S7dj; August, s7.70; soptein-
Der, 1854; October, S5el; November, SAN" {;
Docember, $500; January. 2o.lO; February,
ss.i5.
Consolidated net receipts az all ports TODAY,
| 1880 bales; cIpurts-tO Groat Britain, 3,foo
bplea 20 tho Continent. 100 baios; stock, AGO.
| 33S Dales Totals 80 far this week: Net re-
celpt4, y ,O2g bales: exports-to Grea, Britain,
| 20.3st baics; 20 Ffance, bib bales; TO the
Continent, -A,13S bales.
! NEW ORLEANS, Juno s.-Fu'ures quiet AMI
steady: ssles 10000 bales: June, s1.5l; July,
| SOL: August, e7.J5 ,eptcnoer, s7.51 Ocio-
Der, s163; November. 500: December, s7.7j (;
January, $3.50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-09
GOVERNOR mKINLeY RENoMINAIeD
Ohio Republican MISUNDERSTANDING
Condemned, of Course.
lBy telegraph TO the Dispatch.

tBy telegraph TO the DispAtch.l
COLUMBUS, o., June s.--A few minutes after
10 o'clock General Grosvonor called the Repub-
lican convention TO order and Governor Mchin-
ley's name was presented as nominee for Gov
eruor. There were no other nominations AMI
the Governor was declared the Domineo amid
scene OF Wild enthusiasm
Tho following incumbents were also renomi-
mated by aCclamation: ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
A. l.. Harris; Treasurer ". T. Cope; Attorney
General, John f. Richards; Judge Supreme
Court, Joseph IL. Bradberry; Member OF Board
Of Public works, Frank j. McCullOch; Food and
Dairy Commissioner, y. r. Neal.
An eagle WAS adopted as the party emblem,
and at 1870 the convention aJourned slne die.
The platform conmepds tho national admins
tratiOn OF President Harrison and the state adj
miuistration Of Governor Mckinley and says
Ave favor the policy Of full ond adequate
protection 10 American labor and industries.
The best exemplincntiOn OF the principle OF pro-
lection and reciprocity that has found oxpres-
sion in statutes is the Mckinley act. We cor
daily declare our adhesion 10 the doctrines OF
that great measure. and favor such amendments
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-09
DEATHS.


BLUNT. Died, at her husbands sosi.
dsnce. 100 west Duyal s,reot, EMMA BAG
BY. the daughter Of Samuel and Cathe-
riue Blunt. at O'Clock A. N. June 8, 1899.
Peaceful be thy silent slnmber.
Funeral will take place FRIDAY, June
9th, at 4 o'clock =. d., from First Baptist
church. Friends Of the family ars re-
spectfully invited b. attend.
ENROUGHTY.-- Died. on 2sth March,
1893, at his residence, in Caroline county,
in the ssih year of HIS age. ]. +. I'm.
ROUGHLY.
Suffolk and FsrmvIlo payers please
copy.
MURpHY.-Die Thursday. June sth.
at her residence, 500 Buchanan street, after
q long and painful illness. MARGARET
HOPE, wife Of the late Matthew L. Muir
phy; aged IS years.
Funeral from Sc. Peters Cathedral
SATURDAY. June 10th. NJ $40 A. ".
Friends of tho family invited TO attend.
No flowers.
Norfolk papers please copy. ate
wYNNE. Died. Thursday AZ 7:50 p. 81,
ROSCOE G. WINNE. aged II years. only
child of Mamie J. Wynne.
Funeral from 81. Philips church on
SATURDAY at Z. 81. Friends are in-
vited.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-09
AUCTION sALES TODAY.

BOSWELL g HARTMAN aud y. W. BOWIE, dig
F. NJ, No 407 nest Marshall street, and NO.
30 east Clay street.
GEORGE :. NASROS, JR.' T. L.. frame
dwelling on ll.n between ST. James and
First streets.
WILLIAM JENKINS & son. t2tS p. ~. lemons.
oranges, apples, limos. ana bananas.
HUDSON & CO., l. 81. bananas, canta.onpes,
pineapples. and butter
T. H. VALENTINE, lOlb A. NJ. household fggDi-
ture. mating, carpoilng. clothing, Sc
A. y. POLLARD, 1890 A. w., household furni-
fnro. ~.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-09
BATCH OF APPOINTMENTS.
Collectors of Internal Revenue Consu's
General, and Consnls.
nv telegraph to tho Dtspatcn.I


WAsHfNGTOs, u. c.. Juno S.-The Fres,1en'
to-day made the following appointments;
Collectors Of Internal Revenue-hurray van
diver. OF Maryland. for the District OF MARY
land; James l.. Doggett, Texas. tor the fourlh
District Of Texas: Frank Y. Bond, OF Tenaes-
see, Fifth District Of Tennessee.
.JOseoh G. Donnelly, Of Wisconsin, 10 be Con-
sui-Genoral ct NnevO Laredo. Mex; Van Lecr
Polk. Tennessee. Consul-3eneral at Calcutta
India.
10 DO Cousus Of the United States: d. j. Par
tello, Of District OF Columbia, sonuobers, Ter
many: Marshall Thatcher, OF Michigan, Wiudsor'
Ontario: ". II. Seymour, OF Alabama, Palermo
Italy: John Patton, Of Michigan. Amherstburg'
Ontario; Frederick opp, OF Texas, Breslau,
Germany: Alexander :. kosenthal, OF NcN
YORK. Leghorn. Italy: William II. Jacks, Of Indi-
ana London, Ontario: Claude Thomas, OF hen
lucky, Marseilles France; Pulaski +. Hyau. oi
Pennsslyania, Santiago de Cuba: Francis H.
Underwood. OF Massachusetts, l'eith. scotland
Newton Is. Ashby, Of Iowa, Dublin. Ireland !
Jacob r. Chnd. Of Missouri Hankow. China
Max Uold1nger, OF New York, Mannheim, Ger
many; William II. Robertson, OF District OF 20
lumbla, Hamburg, Germany; Louis A. keUa-
Hata, Of harvlSnd Messina, Italy; Charles a.
O'Connor. OF New Hampshire, Yarmouth. nova
Scotia Julius Muth. q SeW York, Dagdenbnre,
Germany, aud Frank G.. AcGhoe, OF Missouri,
Huddors.eld, England.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-09
a Millionaire Appointee.

10y ItIIsIaPII % 'II0 - I''1711'7 -
WAsUISGToN. -. C., June S.-Secretary Car
u4le today appointed Worthingt0n Ford, OF
Brooklyn, y. y, Chief Of the Bureau Of Stats
tics. Treasury Department. Mr.. Ford IL about
40 years Of age. and during the Last CLEVELAND
Administration served ~ Chief OF the Bureau OF
Stafiattrs Deuartment Of State. Mr. Ford Is
appointed to his preaent position on tho recon-
mcndatlon Of Edward Atsineon md David A.
WeNa lie IL said 20 re worth nearly million
dollars. inherited recently from his fathers eS-
tate.
Robert A. MOseby. Jr., Collector OF Internal
Revenue tor the District Of Alabama. has re-
signed.
The resiguations have been called Tor OF n:
u shaw. Of Indiana. Deputy Tnird Auditor OF
The Treasury. and six chiefs Of diyislons in Ia"
Treasury Department.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-09
Biount's Alleged Resignation.
Try talssranh 20 thu Qisnafrn.l

WARRINGTON, ID. c., juno s.-If Minister
Biount has resigned his orloe as Minister 10
Hawaii. - stated In . San Francisco dispatch
rablished today, the fact IL not known a. the
Stnte Department II IL said 10 BE- improbable
that such q communication would DO sent BY
telegraph. and the Hawaiian mail which arrived
at nan Francisco on tho steamer Australia res
terdny will not roach the State Department be-
fore next week. A telegram from Minister
Biount was received q few days ago simply
stating that he had received his credentials and
had taken the cath Of Office so that N Mr.. Blount
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-09
Sill Remnants

23l yards CHINA SILK, black ground with tan
flower. Original price, $40. Remnant price,
Sl.3S.
Az Yards JAPANESE TWILL SILK, black
ground with white figure. Original price, ass.
Remnant price, s3.9j.
800 yards JAPANESE TWILL SILK, omsre
stripe. Original price, s363 Remnant price,
s2.75.
Az yards CHINA SILK, old-blue ground with
Roman stripe. Original price, s4.oo. REM
nant price $500. $1,000
Az yards JAPANESE TWILL SILK, black
ground with old rose stripe. Original price
S4.14. Remnant price 1929.
4 yards JAPANESE WASH SILK, soiled from
handling. Original price s3.4O. Remnant price
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-09

Il IA predicted tina. Sainoqn GJai-s are ap-
proacaing p climax: that Naletoa ana aalaaia
will soon LaV0 tiled con,luslOa3. Ani that The
all-t,rpor,aut question ~ 20 whlch losis the
stronger party Will have bocu forever decided
The frst real movement by the sueer-p'1ntcrs
Of Lodi-irra 10 ca lb.oJ the oh@;l Or agitaiian
IN fhe North and Wet aRltns' the sugar. bounty
was made Wr!re day. WAeh, IN re-oYnsa TO a
call by john T. White, president q. mo sugar
and Rice Planters Pr0te tive Assccig t0D plant
ara from al over tho State assembled az New
IBERIA, adopted a resolution - The G toct that
the chair appoint a c3u'tal cOrnmlttee tor the
purpose u Gathering stgtistlc', ana also decided
to call an intertiate sugaT-grJwero Convention
I'm Chicago August 10Th noIt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-09
Dress Goods Remnants.

5s6 yards GRESEDA GREEN DIAGONAL. 80
inches wide. Original price 50 o. Remnant
price sl.5O. e..
:Is4 yards GRAY MIXED sUITING, all wool,
AZ inches wide. Original price s2.44. Remnant
price $l.50
3ss yards TWO-TONE DIAGONAL, all wool,
IS inches wide. Original price s163. Remnant
price $3.50.
5IA yards FINE GRAY SERGE, all wool, 3S
inches wide. Original price 1894. Remnant
price 81.
@ yards GREEN DIAGONAL, 80 inches wide.
Original price S2.25. Remnant price II. IS.
yards LIGHT-GRAY CREPON, all wool, 3S
inches wide. Original price a.. Remnant price
81.
3 yards NED. BROWN BENGALlNE, ali wool,
A inches wide. Original price $3.50. Rem
napG price s3.