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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-22

the directors Of the Citizens Bank Of this place
to-day . semi-annuAl dividend 81 5 per cent.
WAS declAFed. This bank, with Judge W. II.
Mann - Dfesidsat and Joseph y. Hurt - cash
Ter. - In very prosperous condition and docs .
largo ana lucrative business.
Professor n. II. Epss, president OF the Tuska-
ioosa Central Female College, Alabama. 10 visit
Ing his father. NJ. Richard Epss, OF this place.
Professor Rpss bas been q resident OF Aiabsmn
for about twenty ysars. having left here soon
after graduating Mt the Virginia Military lnsti-
tute.
Hon. j. W. OVERLY. OF LunenburR county, was
In town to-day and reports considerable excite
ment existing In the neghborhood OF Lunenb1rg
Courthouse on account OF tho new case Of small
pox. The Board OF supervisors was called to-
eetner to-day and adoptet very STRINGENT m ca
sures 20 prevent Tho disease from spreading.
This disease has already cost tbs county several
thousand dollars. and IL Is TO DO hoped that 10
will 20 no farther.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-22
INSPECT THE REGIMENT TONIGHT.
The Troops to BE Reviewed Out of Doors.
Colonel Jones to Take Rest

The annual inspection OF the First Virginia
Regiment will take place tonight, but owing 70
The fact that the ofncers have abandoned the
use on the drill han since rs occupancy by the
memorial BAZAAR the m lsketeers win pro.
baby be reviewed on broad street OF 10 tho
capitol Square. As Colonel Henry {. Jones. the
connandant OF the organization, has obtained
a leave OF absence for several DAYS the regi-
inent will be under the command OF Lieutenant
Colonel Phillips.
Colonel Jones said yesterday that be could not
toreteH what sort of showing the regiment
would make, as the recent events which have
caueed so many disputes have mad a damaging
eject upon the regiment. In response 10
question the Colonel said he would probably ask
Tor several months leave OF absence this sum-
mer, as be needed rest and hsd allowed himself
practically no rurcoase from his military duties
during the past four years. He did not intimate
tDat he contem plated rcslgpins.
The committee recently appointed by the on
cers Of the regiment TO inquire into tho advisa-
oihty and feasibility OF having an encampnent
this summer were discharged al the last meet
ing, and for the present the scheme has been
practically abandoned. 1t may DO considered
again lew weeks later.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-22
----eNANr HAYNss RELIEVED.
z, rs usu Request He VIII Return to
HIS Regtnsnt.

.fra a. HAYNES. OF the Fourth United
has, 60 h!s own request, been re-
..y with the Virginia STATE militia.
...a.s came here some months ago
-. atiou a Governor Mckinney for
t.. appuchiion being based upon
.t.ari ~ the Ofncere Of the fiTtt
.lIyirs Their desire 20 have
-...s "a. ~ detailed TO DIM the COM
.-r.fn.d hat the chief motive with
...r .l.ns. ~ requesting 20 be relieved
aa- tho IA & that under the laws
..as 90 persons I'm the service OF
STATES Government he could not
t...ruizel and responsible relation
IS tuIlIteers a. would enable him
t.. .tutu, 60 them be had bopei or 90
.f ..-firc with them the advantages
..t he had expected. A Very old
..- I1w, indicative Of the jealousy OF
f.H.. which WGs 20 strong ioehng
-latesinSn o. virginia, forold5
s.t "fny once or post OF prOrt, trust,
t-. -rI ~ military" IN the service OF
10 ..r pcr-on who bears any Official
.rf- fl auyWise IN the employment
-..I .fcs This provision Of Law, which
o. f. ieuienant nayneE till after his
'.f.. .Nfllfel him from such recognition
f' a. .ecmof % ilim 70 be necessary
ID aud profitable performance OF
might De expected OF hin. ana
90 request permission 70 return
rt iii- application u the War De-
COD Was forwarded through tue
rr. y pressed bis appreciation OF The
.uturg 70 aud reluctantly APP
Haynes and his wife have during
.fa u.dc many friends among tue
. I. L-a.ud.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-22
Rack frnm nfInnannnlis.

Hon. William Lovenstein returned homo yes
terday morning from Minneapolis, Mimi. where
r, attended the Supreme Council OF the Royal
Arcannro and was elected member OF the Com.
mitteo ON Appeals. He had delightful trip
and Is determined to push the order In the state
alter the heated term. He speaks Ill highest
terms Of the reception given them by the bre-
thren in the West
The senator spent several days In Chicago
where big reception was given tho supreme
regent II. II. Z. Miller, and the order In Illinois
"a sroEing rapidly. Virginia Will appreciate the
honor given her and will show goou gains during
the yeQr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-22
THE BIRTHDAY eETE THIS EVENING.
A Unique Party TO Re Given at the Execu.
tive Mansion from q to 10.

There Is quite pleasure in anticipation for
the society people In the birthday f,te" which
takes place In the beautiful grounds around the
Governors Mansion tais evening from to 10
O'Clock. Miss Mary 0Tesnhow's circle Of Kings
Daughters have been working for some time TO
establish home for incurablos, and the above
- fete il smother one OF their efforts for this
noble charity. Governor and Mrs. Mckinney
have kindly sllowso tbem the use of their home
for this occasion. Invitations, containing little
silk bags for each person 10 put In rs many pen
MES a. they are years old have been sent out,
and these will be dropped into basket as the
guests enter the yard
1he grounds will be lighted with electric lights
and Japanese lanterns Cream aud cake will
De served and the Reception Committee will be
on band TO see that all feel welcome. These
compose the Reception Committee: besdames
Governor Mckinney, j. Taylor Ellyson, r. D.
Hotcf kiss, Allan Talbot, John Ligbtfoot, H. Il.
Munford, Matthew Maury, Henry Valentine,
T.. Il. Morton, Mann Valentine, Richmond
Naury PoTtop Darlington. Edward Crump,
George Bidgood, Beverley Crump, Fannie
Tucker J. X. Scott, ana Misses Mary Greenhow
and A. &, Willis and others.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-22

LIGHT EXCURSION
wi The Ladies' Aid Society Of the First Presby-
terrain church will give thor ANNUAL E9CUh-
SION on Ia. Ariel 70 DUTCH GAP THURSDAY.
June 22d.
Delightful music aud refreshments.
Boat leaves ut 1880 p. 81. ie 21-2t
A NNUAL BASKET PICNIC OF
IN WEST-vIEw Baptist SUNDAY-SChOOL
TO MT. PLEASANT, THURSDAY, June 22,
1893.
Train leaves Chesapeake and Ohio depot at
$40 O'Clock A. N. TICKETS can be purchased
at depot. Children. 25 cents; adults, 30 cents.
Refreshments furnished az city prices. 90
with MS. We will give you good time.
70 20-3t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-22

were: First honor, irst class lgold medal. Co
lumbus rAuspa second honor tsiiver mcdaD,
Louisa Wolf; nrst honor, second cisss, HoseJs
Bland; second honor, second class, Charlie NC
Aiistsr; arst honor. third class, Jennie Rear.
don: second honor. third class, Annie Hechief !:
FIRST honor. fourth class. Lille Bachelor: secoad
honor, fourth class, Rra Ellington. In tho
vocal department.. which II under the manage
ment Of Miss Blick, there were two medals:
First honor, Mamie Lpscomb; second HONOR
Eiyia Davis
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-22
Possibly Fatal Fire.

NEW YORK, June pa lire occurred this af
ternoon In the siX-story building at No. los west
Eighteenth street. occupied by George w.
Alexander. printer and bOokblnder. There
we're aDout thirty-1ve men AMI sixty girls and
women in rho building at the time. Most Of
them got out by Horoscopes 70 tho roofs OF ad-
Joining buildings. Three women, however
Annie Timmins. Hannah vanacher, and Mary
Fizpatl ick-iumped from tho rear windows OF
the fourth story They we're taken TO tn, New
York Hospital, the two former being "shock !"
patients aud the latter having log broken.
The total loss by the flrs Is 100000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-22
Fairfield District Getting Ready for tho
Cnmpaign.

On Tuesday evening last 9 Democratic c.rn.
paign club was formed, with headquarters az
Johnson's store. corner Twenty-ssventh and "
streets Though not advertised quite large
number dropped In and before the meeting ed
ioutned nm organization was effected. Tho fol-
lowing ocicers were elected: Thomas p. Larus,
president: r. A. Christian, secretary; W. Il.
johnson, treasurer; G. N. Barlow. ssrgecut-at.
arms. The club will be known as the "fairneld
Actyes," and viii be heard from IN the CAM
paign. Some OF the most seryiceabIs workers In
the district are on the roll. The club will meet
again Thurs lay night. when IL Is confidently be-
hsyed the membership will reach fully hum
dred. Its present MON bership ~ forty-ive.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-22
Poi,ticnl Pointers.

Persons residing In the First, Second, aud Third
precincts OF Jackson Ward who favor the nomi-
nation Of Colonel Buford for Governor will hold
q meeting tonight at Gains Hail. First ana
Baker streets. There will DO several speakers
present and club win probably b formed.
discharge OF his duties as Collector OF Customs
on July 1st. According 10 the gossip In political
circles, W. 4. Archer, who has for several years
been engaged Ia the tobacco trade, Will re
clerk: Barney Frisch korn, deputy collector, ana
David u. Jones and Jack Petlus, inspectors.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-22
No Earthquake Damage.
fBy telegram TO tho Dispatch.l

CHARLESTON. 3. C., Jude 21.-Telegrsms from
all parts OF South Carolina, received BY the Mere
aud Courier. show that while the earthquake
there was no damage d ae. Mr.. Jesupofsky,
the officer OF the Weather Bureau here, reports
as some OF the strange eoincideots OF the earth
quake shock last night that Il occurred simul-
taneously with the be inning OF the summer
solstice, The entrance OF the sun into tho 20
diacal sign OF Cancer, near the nrst quarter OF
the moon, and when the toe was Of food.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-22
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK. June 21.-Money CO call has been
active, ranging from 4 to 20: last loan a, ., and
closing offered at d; prime mercantile paper,
Gas per cent.
Sterling exchange IL crmer: posted rates,
S4S3aS4.s5; commercial bills, et7saS4s2ls-
Government bonds firm. State bonds dun.
Railroad bonds nrmer.
STOCKS IRREGULAR.
Tho stock market was irregular IN the early
trading, and, as q rule, lover quotations pre-
vailed. Manhattan tell Oh 5 per cent, to t20,
ami the general list lost u to |, on hight trans
actions The reduction In the posted rates Of
sterling exchange, however, induced some cover
ing OF shorts, and there was n partial recovery.
The rise was checked BY o brisk selling move
meut in Reading. which carried that stocS down
from 10 20 1895, the decline being accompanied
by reports that the proposed plan OF resctust-
ment had failed. Still later, when It became
known that Barring, Magoun q Co. had ordered
$500. 900 in gold tor shipment from London to
New York. tho condition OF a9sirs Of the STOCK
Exchange underwent a complete change.
MONEY MUCH MORE EASY.
The improvement was stimulated by 9
let.up In the stringency In money, the
rate for call loans having dropped from 70
to 4a5 per cent. aud by advices from wash
ington that Secretary Carlisle had or would
issue an order for the prepayment OF govern
ment interest due July let on the per cents
and currency 6's. The shorts were considerably
alarmed by the change In the monetary situa.
ton and rushed In To cover. only 10 ana thst the
supply OF stocks Offering was below their rc-
quirements. Manhattan rose Az. Lackawanna
$50, General Electric 2ss, Sugar 2ss Chicago Gas
Iss, Distillers' Isl. National Cordsge 2ss, aud
the general list " to IN per cent. As rule the
advance was we'll maintained Mt the close, Lacka-
wanna alone showing an Important reaction.
This stock lett OF ~ below the highest Tho
sales aggregated $4,000 shares.
THE CLOSE FrsN.
The market closed frm in tone.
Sub-Troasury balances: Coin, s8s,17O,0O0;
currency, sl7 100000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-22
sUrroN's WIFE ASKS foa HELP.
With Her Husband In Prison for Life she
Wishes TO my q Home,

Wishes 30 Buy Home.
Mr.. y. w. Lynn, superintendent OF tho pen,.
Tertiary, is In receipt Of the following pathetic
appeal from the wife OF man who. uuls.. par.
aoned, viii spend the remainder OF his days
RURAL RrrBSAT, Va. Juno 10. 1904.
Dear Sir Will write few lin % 10 Won a,k,pr
.he hind friends OF Wsyman sutton. my hus,
osna' ios ther kind assistance In helping TO
raise money 10 buy va small lot here. The
people about here and at Wythsville are cheer
tuiy casting IN their mites. though We are attn
seort about sl5, and II the kind people OF Rich
mona Gao In any way help us 70 raise that
amount u would be very Thankfully received,
IN % DONG they wsuld be helping to secure a
nome Tor the homeless wife and children OF an
Justly. Your humble servant
BETTE SUTTON.
sutton Ia one OF tho most noted mon in tho
state prison, his case having attracted wide
spreaa attention In Virginia and adjoining
States. Many people In Wythe county where he
lived believe hrmiy that he " innocent. sutton
was arrested In Washington Territory and
brought back 20 Virginia and convicted OF muir
der strong appeals we're made TO the Governor
whs oommuted bis sentence TO imprisonment
for life.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-22
Marriage of Mr.. Parrish aud Miss johnson.

large concouree OF friends assembled AZ the
Third PRESBYTERIAN church yesterday afternoon
10 witness the marriage OF Miss Maggie herr
Johnson 10 Mr.. Oscar L. Parrish Rev. j. Z. Gam
mon. pastor Of the church, officiated, assisted
by Or. Gcorge II. Ray. The uehers were Ness 8.
j. Is. Farrar (best man>, A. S. Martin, Henry ".
Rose and Minetree Foxes. The bride Is very
rcDular ana pretty young lady OF Church Hill.
m. groom is cashier for J. +. Rose 4 Co. and Is
well Known in this city. Mr.. and Mrs Parrish
left r5a tho York River Line for the North.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-22

5sly $50 q sss1Anss - 80! g.
ana slossd - ssniS q yo1G1o1 ~ Ssty 81
ss sssss' - a sss's ssss :. - s ~ -
msrkss aftsrvss6e resessd ha11e euDod eeseAVt
asd - ne c,ess ned NJ 11gh6ao: n 80
pricss were cuaeAed - ~ faUgA kDovts1sae
sss: :::1 % s:sss =: -
csss quossasas: vssr ~ - ssesaassd.
No. speipe wheat e49&G No ezra,
sissa Iasc, ss.sonso.s9S. Ssoss-rib slsss
tIosss). sa.S5sSap5. DEy-saIted sbo11lDD
(boxsd). e9.5Qsefo. 5hsst-clsar sides lbogp1A
90. 76ss10. Whissoy. t1.f2.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-22
PHI KearDy Post.

Colonel James T. Porter, senior wee dopaft-
,nent commander Grand Army OF the hepusnc
Of the department OF Virginia and North caro-
inns. was In the city yesterday aud visited fhli.
Kearny Post las, night, after which he was en-
tertained by Past Depsrtment-Comm I'd
gar Allan, hessrs. ID. X Wilson, n; heena ~ d.
q. CooK, and others at Ruegers Coionei f0rtef
A. secretary OF the Roanoke steel AND Iron CON-
yana left for homo al 1850 +. III.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-22
Capitol Mntters.

Governor Mckinney yesterday received
communication from sir. p. Eishow, Justice
OF the Peace tor Lancaster county, notifying
him that che county onlcials bad in custody
Henry Shetic and Arthur Cantry, who ars
wanted for felonies IN Somerset county. Mary
land. The Governor OF Maryland has been no.
tined.
Private-Secretsry Mcleod has received tele-
gram notifying him that his son Hugh, having
passed q satisfactory mental and physical ex-
ANIMATION has been admitted rs q cadet IN the
United states Military Academy AT West Point.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-22

Mr.. Thomas u. Leath. the new lessee OF tho
Academy Of Music, returned yesterday after
noon from brief business trip 70 New York In
no, soon after his arfi val tn tho city. Mr. Lesth
AID that his mission was very successful one,
ss he occurred q numbei OF good attractions ior
tho coming season. lie asserts that 40 has tho
y. ssd that ever came to Richmond la one sea-
Avn. The Academy will open regularly the
latter part Of August.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-22
rx,.,,. Friends Organize In Hanover.

Tho friends OF Major J. Hoge Tyler held a
meeting at Hanover Courthouse YESTERDAY ana
organized a J. Hoge Tyler club. DR.. D. L. Win-
" tin vas electet chairman and John X. Iayloi,
Fac. secretary. Quite number OF members
Mere enrolled. The chairman was requested 70
select some suitable person ~ eacn plecinc. Of
yass- Alter an interchange Of views the ciub
adjourned 10 meet next court.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-22
v.Iaahla Rsmedy.

Brandrsth's Pills purify the blood
stimulate the liver, strengthen tne kiu-
neys. regulate the bowels; Iney ws'e ss "a
since that time over q. 900 900 boxes OF
This. toget6sr with thopsands Of con- 90.
yinciuc testimonials from ell. psris OF sns
world, IL positive evidence q tnelf va,Is'
Brsndreth's Pills ore pnSey vegcsso -
s5eaRsa5 e>ro'sse. saa 's'' - =
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-22
ar henry Coben's Father Dead.

Mr.. Henry Cohen was called TO baltimore yes res
tastn ~ his father Mr.. Samuel Cohen. Inc oe-
ceased was ia the slst year OF big age snd ha ,i
only been sick about ten days Mr.. oencn , 'es'
for Baltimore on the 1850 train ana VIII TO
main uutii after the funeral, which van 'aAo
place this AFTERNOON.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-22
wa.I,Ear,hauake Shock d?

A Richmond gentleman. whose summer resi-
denca il at Ben Air. says that ON tuesday
hnyran resort about the hour 81 IL o'clock and
while he was sitting reading, he distinctly felt
a slight shock OF earthquake ana a rumble as
of a wagon, lasting for second or Two. Inns
IN GsoT.,a. South Carolina, and North Carolina.
Did any une else have similar experience
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-22
p.adyto Make Their Report.

The City-Hau Investigating Committee adj
tonrned sine de ABOUT O'Clock yesterday morn
ing, having formulated their report IN aoout two
hours after going into executive session. me !,
had nine bittings and took mass OF
Testimony The report will cover about ten
pages Of type written legal-cap paper and Is
Unanimous The members OF tho committee
will not talk about the conclusions tney teScneu'
'Iha renort will be submitted TO a special SEES
sion of the Council 10 DO held Friday night at
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-22
The street Committee.

Several members OF the Street CominMtee OF
the Council held an open-sir meeting In froIt o.
mo Medical College yesterday afternoon 70 .ooa
tnt, ,ne adyisability OF opening an alley from
Inurteenth street. Observations were iaken
and the matter win be further considered "
future meeting OF the committee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-22
MISS BORDEN AT HOME AGAIN.
She Breaks Down Completely on Enter ing
the House.

FALL RIVER, MASS, June 21.-Lizzie Borden
returned, with her sister. to her home, on Second
street, to-day, after having spent the night at
Mr.. Charles d. Holiness residence, on Pine
street. They drove up TO the gate In a closed
carriage, and their entrance was most paintul
20 witness. There were few spectators, for the
crowds OF last night knew nothing OF tho hour
when the Iong-mprisoned girl would return.
They denied themselves TO oil ncwspaper-men,
In accordance with the suggestions OF their coun-
sci The sofa on which Mr.. Borden lay when ne
was murdered is at the Central Police Station and
will not DO removed for day or two. Miss LIZ
zie spent q very pleasant night aud was very
cheerful at breakfast In the Holmes residence
this morning. domestic IN the family house
on Second street Is reported TO nave said that
the two girls broke down completely when they
entered tneir old home. To-day Andrew j. Jen-
nings is receiving letters aud kilograms OF con.
graduation from all parts OF the country, and
Miss Borden's mail at the pos-oflce Is very
heavy. The temper OF the people OF the city has
been changed greatly by tne verdict, and there
is manifest respect for the decision oil the jury.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-22

CuICAB0 LivE-SIuNk BAHkkT
head; sSscsssss 1900 head. Hsdias, 49,
sA75; fsSana. eao0as3s0; primo - eoUs
aud hsifsrs, esss&as; Others ea.7S
asg'; R'e',ps. $4,000 a:.d :ssss"sss, az
ss s::s . ana ss :nS ":sA sSis
sheep: 'kecsjpts, 1890 heed: shipmsnss.
1850 bead: Natives s3.1SseA?s; T?saas.
iamSs, SAsoasIs6; sprisg isnbs. sasos
S0.g5.
BALTIMORE, ND, ysRc aL-sissr dun %! Sn.
e ess 5us "e Ss.c:ss !", U sS Il
s N. r.d s{,<s' Sid Sil,ins Wheat. 5, sas
PIE, essISe Corn s,ss tea i1Ss, Spa; s:s
6olSaSo,sc. white corn, ey ssnpls. Ssc. ysl.
low Do Do. Soc. OATS auist I; No waite .ess-
srn, %9e: sssedi Ne. nAssd do. s4,tsS5he
Rys dull; No 9: sse, sSmnal.s; h:y s1l cs
$3.50. Grain freight. steady. Cotton nsn;
middiing, Sc. ProviASsls stesdy. Butter nrm;
creamery, fancy. eic a., isk to choice,
good to choice. Isaise ssore.pasisd, ijaite.
Egge steady at l5c. cohse Quiet; Rio caraoss
fair. i1hc; No. Z, leslc. sugar strone; erspu.
lated, btc. Copper unchanged. whtskey arm
at 81. lSaS1.19. Peanuts unchanged
CINCINNATI.
No. 2 red, soc. Corn, No ! mixed, Ale.
Oats. No. . mixed. 33c. Pork. 1880. Lard,
1925. Bulk,mests, sa.25. Bacon, slos7tS
Whisky, e1.l2.
THE COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL June2 s-cotton--'Junc aud
also 4 i0-64d.. also Z ao-o{d. August and
September. 4 le-o4d.. also 4 2o-a4d, also
I si.s4d; s sbsS $3.50. seT,s %as and and
= 90 Ga oc,cn.r ana No,emher u .Gad
also 22-64d.. also 4 23-d4d. November and
December, & 22.64d.. also 4 24-s4d.; December
and lamar as.s4s:; y:1sa5y and Feb ,as
a p K-Junc. 42I-o4d.. sellers; Juns and
July, 4 2i-64d. sellers; July and August.
2l.64d., sellers: August aud septe,nber.
4 22.64s< 23.6+d.; October and November.
| 4 2304a4 24-04d.; November snd December.
4 24-e4s4 25-e4d.: pecenber s.i January,
I 27.ossi as-64d. FIXTURES closed nrin.
NEw YoRx. Juno gI.-Costen stesdr: up
lands. &C.; Or,.aos, s,yc. Sales, 4s5 bales;
GOOD ordinary eN.; hs %dd ,aa soo s si,ss
September, SEQ; October, eT6s; Noyem-
Der. $500: December, ss.I3: January sStp;
Total consolidated net receipts all ports to-
day. 1881 bales. Exports--Grest Britain,
3,777 bales; Continent 1000 bales; stock.
4o4, ZAP bales. Totals 20 far this wess-Nes
receipts, 1898 bales; exports-0reat Britain,
1850 bales; France, l,16T baiee: Continent,
16,96p bales.
NEW ORLEANS, La, June 21.-Futures steady;
sales, "a, 800 bales; July, 800; August, e7.s2;
september, e7.04; October eE7O; November.
s7.76: December, s1s2; January. $3.50:
February. ss.03.
NAvAL-sTORE MARKETS.
WILMINGTON, n. C.. Juno 2t.-Rcsin quiet;
strained. Soc. good strained, sOc. Turpeatlne
quiet at 21l!e. Tar rrn att1. Crude turpentine
steady; hard. Csc. a; colt anu virgin, sl.fJ.
sAyASsAH, Ca, juno 21.-rurpentins quiet.
though nrm, opening and closing at 21sic
sales. 1900 casks. kosin continues quiet ana
81. 90: Ii, sl. 70: 1, e225; X. s3: NJ, s3s0; n,
1880; window glass, s375: water-whi'e, si'
Sales, 1000 barrels.
NOkFOLk PEANUT MARKET.
[Rsported tor the Di,psioa.i
NORFOLK. Va, June 2l.-Markot dull. seve-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-22

il at the bottom of many feud and the
cause of strife and murder. It's also the
root of all ailments of the body. Good
therefore take simmons Liver Regulator
10 keep the liver octave, the bowels free.
and promote digestion. This dens, your
bleed viii be good. tao system tree 6pm
usiafi6 poison s7i Rheumstisus
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-22
90. c...r,, Cour,.

In the City Circuit Court yesterday ren,rs Oh
txsniv vas ordered tor to-day 70 try peniien-
tiary conyicts. no.. a uoxr,s
sua Rnn,nson 4 Brown for $3.50
mo suit OF K. b. Rudd against q. A. wallace
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