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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-14
THE TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION.
Protest Against AppoissioG Non-Union'
lat a. Pm btgc Printer.

CHICAGO, June i3.--Ths FIRST thing tho Inter-
national Typographical Union Convention did
to-day was to show It's toeins towards non
untouists. In the executive session yesterday IL
became known tina, c. ". EDWARDS, OF Wiifning-
ton. bet, who aspires 10 be Public Printer NJ
Washington, ia not In sympathy win
union principles. Immediately after tho roll
call this morning President Prescott appointed
a COMMITTEES, composed Of Messrs. corcorsn, OF
Salt Lake City; COoney, Of Toledo, and Sea
graves. Of Washington. 10 draw up protest
sgainsg Edwards being placed in charge OF tue
Government Printing once. Thercsolutions as
reported by the corumittee declare that 10000
union printers object most strongly 70 the np-
pointm.nt Of Mr.. Edwards or any other man as
Public Printer who Is not In sympathy vito or
gained labor.
During the discussion over the adoption Of tho
resolutions 10 was stated that a lotier was IN mo
hail which Mr.. Edwards wrote 20 Prepien, Pres
colt. ASKING that the convention take no action
conforming his (Edwards's) nOn-union ihsos
until his case was more fully considered. mo-
ton was made that the letter e read. but by
DECISIVE vote tho convention refused 20 give I'd
wards a hearing.
The resolutions were then adopted. alter cer-
"a n phrases commencing the Democratic imr-
isiration had oeon stricken out. II wa al-o dc =
cided that the resolutions shoUf be telcgraoh0d
20 President Cleveland and that copy should
also DO sont TO President Shields, oil the Wash
fDetOn union.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-14
suburbs or adjacent villages suffering from
minor Inlariee All arc now accounted for.
Financial Oatiook Better.

WARRINGTON, y. c. June lathe financial
condition OF the country. ~ viewed from q
treasury etandpoint shows general improve
mont Bank sud commercial failures are tower,
Europe u buytng our grain IN greater guam tttios
cold shipments have ccaac at least for thu ptce.
cot, confidence ts being restored, and money IL
not 40 light
Tho Treasury net gold has increased from
sSe,oco,oo0 20 S9l 800, 600. and the demand
for small money In the West has the effect of
further increasing the Treasury gold. The rate
Of exchange - sufficiently high 20 warrant tho
shipment OF gold abroad. but the fact that com
mercial paper - for sale Ia London has a deter
rent effect.
1hsre iss general feeling that the worst L.
passed. the weaker financial institutions and
business hrms having succ1nbod. shne those
that have passed through 90 fa- unscsthed nre
Tho stronger for having weathcred the financial
fsurm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-14
Arrivals-Besufort Again "wet."

MOREHEtD CITY. y. &. June l3.-Ihe arrival
here last night Of Jgder j. l.. Shepherd, wife.
and .on was a most welcome addition 20 the
guests here.
marine service, and Mr.. Paul Bourrh. civil ene-
reer IN tho same service. came in from I've
DAYS cruise along the codsi ~ sn open boat.
There wss Al election held IN bcHnIor. Town
shin. Cartarei county, yegerdry on the whisk ~
Question. Inc town 81 Beaufort IHst across the
rouud from here. and thc county OF CSrtGret
have been dry" FOR i've or SIX years Reports
received IT = o'clock last night indicate the VIC
tory OF ih> "wsts'
But few daily papers have been reaching hcrc
and nobody Is botheriHg him or herselt about
what il going on in the buey inland world
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-14
BIG BANK DELEGATIONS.
Three Officers Implcated-Two of Them
Proceed to Refund.
nv tolsEraph U me Dlspatch.


NV YOhE, june I3.-Defacauons aggre-
catiag S1O.SO0 have been disco, erod IN the
Private Savings Institution, @j Warren street,
New Yors. Tho shortage was discovered by
state bank examiners. WHO are stiii NJ WORK On
tie Doc. a. and VIII NOT complete the Work Of
trruuuNur tne tHuEs accounts icr .oIne uinc,
as there arc 5000 tu4iviturI accounts 10 III
v,ers3ta. besides the regular bank books. Inc
officers implicated hy the statement 81 the 81
ru.tn~~5 aro clarence ID. H"atou, OF HrooklHh,
Who Wa pres deut OF the institution, aud VIII"
bad oy~r1rawu his account 10 Tie extent Of
s2.IuO: Secretary Niliism II. Buxton. OF this
city. and Paytig-l eiler 10. ID. Iomukius.
Antr thc letaicatisns were discovered Tie re-
sisuatIoa- q the three officers ntm"t were re-
rotvot aud accepted. au1 the state bhnk 81
T~rIuteud.nf. Charles g.. Preston. reported tho
fari. iu il. case 10 the District Attorney
Counsel lar te utua ton GIT made public
statement o. tae cIr-t tlat Buxton Ind made
good ii- share OIL. the deficiency ',uuO|' aud
tAst Heatou had refunded $1,000 on his ac-
count.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-14
AN OBSTRUCTIVE DRAW-BRlOGE
1t Makes the Passage for Vessels Din
cult and Dangerous.
Especial Telegram to mo Disoatch.l

Especial telegram 10 tho Disoatchl
NEwBRRNE y. c., June l3.-Ho,or ". = stan
ton, OF the Corps Of Engineers ot the United
Statos Army, was here to-day by order Of tho
War Department 10 look into the complaint
agsiust tue Atlsutlc and NoTth CGlollus RAN
road Company with reference 20 the draw IN the
railroad bridge over the Trent river. A. the
hearing this morning the company fled IN Al
davit asking further time 10 GnaNcr the conn.,
plant. and the matt@r was postponed unti the
Ist Of August Tho complaint % thst the bridge
l. not hiIh enough fDS shipping u pas un ter u,
and tho draw il ~ placed thnt II IL serious
obstruction 10 the navigation of The river when
opened, being situated on Ice siie ~ the chdu-
mel and 81 an angle WITH the current that ron
ders tho passage through difficult ana dan
aelOus,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-14
THE RACE FOR THE GoVERNORsHlP.
A fractional Iuss Between the Followers
Of O'rerrall and Hoge Tyler.
rSn-l,l telegram 10 th, Disp.tcl

Especial telegram TO the Dispstch'l
ROANOKE, VA, June 13.-At = meeting OF tho
City Democratic Executive Committed presided
over by John u. Hart in tho absence OF tho
chairman. who was sick, II was decided To hold
meeting, IN the several wards on tho night OF
August 9TH 10 elect delegates 10 the state con-
ventiOn.
To-day considerable dissatisfaction has been
expressed at the action Of the committee. X be-
Ing claimed by some that the meeting last night
was irregular fnasmuch as the chairman had
not issued n Gait for tho same. Those who APP
prove the action 81 the committee clsim that
the chairna an had stated there would bet meet
Ing on Monday night last and II wss 80 an
nounced m the newspapers. The whole matter
Is the beginning of the struggle between the
friends # Hoge Tyler and Colonel OFerrail as
candidates for the guDernatOrial nomination.
Tho latter are an1 bsas TO hold the mass-mectlng
earlier than the date selected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-14
"A Lc Later ,hrrc vne 4 atm further gain

ygnced w. Later thsrc vas q stIil further gam
OF lAc Prices rccedsc sc. ON realizing, ruied
steady, and closed Isfslc. bieher than yes,ce-
day. There was fair trsdo in oats ma n
strong feeling, due 20 sympathy with wheat ana
corn. Tho provision market was hrfD, Dot stiii
lacked animation In the speculative trading
No ? spriug wheat, GSI4aSjiSc. No. corn,
aO7ka4Oc. No. oats, 29isc. Ness :.
sIg'O7IbascO. Lard, si0ssi0.G2t. shor;-rio
sides doose), sp.5Iase 90. Dry.saitod shonl-
dora fboreij. sg.6Ossi0. Short-clesr eidos
ft1xod; arc. 37tsasIO .62Js Nh'.kci si.l2.
Zinc lending futures ranged - follows:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-14
Graduates Mt the \. aud 81. College

RALEIGH. Y. C., Juue l3-Ihe FIRST honOrs Of
the graduating class at the Agricultural ami
Mechanical College this year we're won 10y &. -.
Francks. % OnsOW county, IA tho incchHhlcA
ana e.. 4. Williams, Of Camden. M TIE aEricul
tural department. Medals for industry were
won by ~. }. Green Of Rutherford, L. D. Rum
pie of Mcckienhurg. ond ". {. 1ai rprVngh "i
'a4noll ,si. evening President Halliday and
the faculty gave n rec .ptpn 20 the students
ana their lady friends. Tho ~ork aud dis'lpun"
during the past year have been tho best IN Tue
hlafnrt III he cOlIeCN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-14
Panic Among Negro EIcnrsIonists.


ALEXANDRIA June I3-Tho steamer Mary
Washington, with q crowd OF negro eEcursionlsts
on board from COllngwood Beach, while on her
way up the riScr 10 Washington last night
caught FIRE near her boler-room ana caused
much e1clteinent among the negroes. Tho cool
ness Of the officers Of tho bOft alone prevented
a serious panic, maRy Of the negroes bling 50
frightened shat they started 70 Jump overheard
and we're oay prevented by main Iorcs. ms
FRO was ut once extinguished without much
damAHe being done and eli were safely landed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-14
En1alla laaHna III lcaGn

WoRLD's-FAfR GROUNDS, CuIciGo. Juno 10
This was tns lpfania's last day Mt tho fair, and
she occupied most VI IL I'm seeing tho exhibits
and the building OF Der native country.
Tonight ut the Palmer House she gave din-
ner to twenty-iOur guests, and the eooipys
wore said over champagne. Tho party VIII Do
escorted 10 the faiirOsd station Dy two troops OF
United States cavalry tomorrow at O'Clock,
and there take a special train on the Lake SHORE
railroad for Niagara Falls.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-14
TONNAGe.TAx ON FERTILIZERS.
Decision Against the Patapsco Company
Probable Sale of "A Gold Nine.
rCorespondonce Of tho Richmond Disoatcn.l

Ut I'HNJ'I7IVtT Y " u" ~ 1'7'''- ''''''3I
RALEIGH, y C.. June l3-Ihe United States
Circuit Court decides against the Pa.apscO
Gusno Company in the supplementary proceed
inrs which IL brourht against tho Departmental
Agriculture IN regard 10 tho amount 81 tounag"-
taxes on fertilizers. which tho company alleged
wa excessive. The company Will appear 10 the
United states supreme Court.
Tho Msun-Aruuctop goli-mine. In Nash c0un-
~, Will very probably be sold under q judgment
for $4,000 granted by the tLuod states Cir
cult Court. Il is for money borrowed from
parties IN PiitsbuiF. Pa. from ". -. WOOD, ana
others The niue ls II worry valuable one.
NAME CHkSGFp.
Tho name Of the Wilmington. onslow and
East Carolina railway now becomes the VIII
mingtou. NeNhernc ard Norfolk, Ia accordance
with an act Of the last Legislature.
Governor carr will spend some days AT the
STATE teachers Assembly, which begins next
week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-14

Petersburg Saw. & lns. Co... 20
Safe Deposit and Fidelity co.
Of Va. lcap:tal, eJOJ,OOOl 49,. lOo ~.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-14

nv Telegraph % tho nlsnatch


WAsuIEsTON, ID. C., June IA number OF
messages have been received At tho nl,sI
States Naval Academy. Annapolis. MD
from she pracfice-shlp Constellation. IN route
g. Lisbon. ~ means 81 n rno-seuger-pigeOn scr
wee me la't message vas received to-day,
brought iu from point about 1850 miles dis
taui at e"a. All on board wore well and in good
Spirits, and Tho weather oas clear.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-14
Mean temperaturo........
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK. June 13-The stock market was
even duller than usual to-day. The dealings
we're almost entirely professional. and ss the
feeling among the traders on tho board Is still
bearish a further decline in prices was recorded,
but not n very heavy one, ranging from y 10 l9s
per cent.--the latter in General Electric. which
sold down to 7O2s. The principal drives were
against this stock, Chicago Gas, Sugar. Atchi-
son, Western onion, Reading, Northern Pacific
prcfarrad and the C;rangers'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-14
Inder Arrrst for Forcery.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dspatch.l
ALEXANDRIA. VA. June l3.-Arthur r. kmer-
son. = young AlszandriGn. Is under arrest nero
10 answer \ charge Of forgery In tredercke-
burg Ia having rendered 70 Mr.. X. l. Word, OF
that town, a check Of Homer. Boyd & Co, Of
Baltimore, for AZ on the National Bank OF
Baltimore. The young man claims the whole
matter is a mistake and that hc viii De able 70
settle it without difficulty. He Will Be turned
over to the Fredericksburg authorities 10 be
taken 10 that city this evening.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-14
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES OF THE WORLD
Prices of Mouey. Bonds. Stocks. Grain.
Tobarco, Cotton. kc., and ths
Wealth Indications
rBy telegraph to tho Dispatch.

lBy telegraph 10 tho Dispatch
- WASHINGTON, ID. c., June l3.-Fors-
Iriip cast for ,wenty-four hours--trom mid
iWh might to midnight-for Virginia: Gene
E-rally fair weather, except probably
showers south; cooler south: warmer
vest easterly winds.
For North Carolina and South Carolina: Show
ers warmer weather west; variable winds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-14
,remo,i,ls,rv,c. to DIR. Hughes.

fCOrIe-VOnde0ce OF TIE HrhnVud UlsDAVh'
GETENYnIr, y. G., June l2.-fhe memorial
service 90 Roy. y. Collin Hughes. D. D., held In
=, Paurs Episcopal church On yesterday was
very largely attended Colonel Harry Skinner
nail n most beautiful tribute e. bis MON Jiy.
lie spoke nearly an h0gr aui pl 'tnrc1 his sub
let q o truly great AMI good man. lie Was loi-
Lowell py MAJOR henry Harding, who rena an
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-14
New Alabama Railroad.

MONTGOMERY, AEA., June 13.-Tbe contrast
for grating ana LAYING the rails for the Abbevliie
Southern railroad from point three miles rom
Dothan. Gu the Alabama Midland railroad. 10
Abbeyllle, twenty-seVen miles, has oeen Io' 70
Mr. y g. PruI.t 10 be finished by January l.,
1894. Tho building Of this road will open up
the finest agricultural section OF the state ana
put it IN direct Communication With Montgomery
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-14
TODAY

we reduce Polka-Dot Pine
apple Tissue from l2lc. TO
&c. a yard; Printed Bedford
Cord from l2lc. to Gle. a
yard l2Ic. GinGhams re-
duced to SIC. a yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-14
TODAY

we offer Handsome Washable
Tcck Scarfs at l9c., or ; for
soc. would be cheap at 25c.;
Embroidered Teck ScarfS at
25c., which is just half their
value.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-14
Female Doctor Of Philosophy.

Correspondence Of IRE Richmond Dlapatch.l
BALTIMORE. June I3.-Iiss Florence Bascom
received tho degree 81 Doctor o. Philosophy AZ
the COMMENCEMENT " Johus Hopkins University
today. She ~ this first woman to 10 thus
awarded Uy the SOuth's leading university.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-14
BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, June i3.-Flour dun and I'M
changed. Wheat duh and hrmsr; No red.
spot and June. 7Otsa7olic.; July. 1ltAa7l,ts !:
August, 12eta725Sc: September. 7iissIPt>:
steamer No. . rcd. 6jhyss5f4e.; milling "aoe'.
! by sample. GSa7ir. Corn dull and sranef :
| mixed. spot Juno and July 47k4a47jsc. wh,to
corn. by sample, sic. yellow do. Do. Fsr'
/ Osts quiet and easy No. wnEso WESTERN, va
4.lZc. No. =. mix III do. 3SaSSirc. kyo slow
/ No. 2, 59c. nOtninnny Hay steady and m good
I demand: good % choice timothy, slSbeaSl Z.
Grain iretghts quiet. 1rul. aud dncbeneod-
/ Cotton quiet; midJing Sc. Provisions nrIn.
/ Mess pork. @ic. Lard, refined l2|c. Bnncf
DUH creamery. fancy. Dec ~. lar 70 cettc'
| lSaio,. do. imitation. re Eggs steady at l5c.
| Cons- steady; Rio cargoss fair. lsc.: NO .,
! &c. sugar strong; granuloted, 'tsc. Sopi,s'r
| nrm: renncd. lIa4c NhsSkey nrn az sIiSa
sllA Peanuts UNCHANGED.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-14
TODAY

we viii sell Brandenburg SHIT
inc that was poe. yard, Tus-
sab Suiting that WIS l5c. Il
yard, Canton Crepe that WAS
1G3c. 4 yard, Pineapple Tissue
that was l2!c. Il yard, Lawns
that were l2lc. a yard-aIl at
Sc. n ward.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-14
TOO LATE FOR cLAssIfIcArIoN.
by /. G. Johnson, Auciioneer,
1905 east Franklin street.
Il WILL SELL

4 TOMORROW CTHURsDlyD MORNING,
June -, 1898,
at my store. No. 1908 cas-; Franklin street,
at 1880 sharp, for party declining noasexeet-
Ing, 1 HANDSOME PAhLOR SUIT, 1 FlNE
PAtLOk STIR (newl, l MAkBLs-foP CHAN.
BER SUIT, ] FINE bOLlD-oAh III MILK
SUR. . GOOD STAINED CHAMBER SUITS,
. COOK-STOyE~, aud = KKFRIG ERhI Tors.
Also. BEDsTRAOS, LOUNGES. Bl hfAts,
WRIrfNG-DEsks, HALL-RACk, hlICnkN
FuxNIIURE, 10 dozen 81 RAW HATS. 49,, &c.
LADIES' specially sayitod- !. q. JottNsoS,
go Aurtioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-14
STATS soSDS.
Ala. Class A
eAl TIMOer srOcN MARKET

BALTIMORE. June IA Hsftimor and Ohio,
74ia; Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern lsts,
1854 DO. ID incomes, 2ln&1 do. ID in
comes. Z consolidated gas bonds, Ia bid ;
do. stock, 50a&IO1e.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-14

exceedingly interesting stctch Of the life and
work OF Dr. Hughes. The rector. Rev. Albsn
Grsaves, nado very appropriate remarfs a. tho
close 81 the service, and voluntary contributions
were made for putting a memorial window In
tho churrh
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-14
MARKETS ~ TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.


NTw YORK, jane l3.-tlour quiet and gen.
erally steady, BUYERS holding of; southern Hour
Quiet aud steady; common 20 fair extra, s2.lca
sa.IO; good 70 choice DO, rj.13ast.21. Wheat
3.atc. biebeT and fairly active for exports; No
. -ed stOre and elevator. re; auOat. I2yea
794,c: optiCps fairly active nnd irregular,
oueniug weak and declining l.a@,c.. huctuGtlng
rapidly aud ciOsing strong ~ sgafoc. advance Tor
the day: NJ. red closed June, 7!c.; July,
5:gi1,.: August, G5tSc. Corn higher. strong,
and larry active; No ,, 4SIfc. IA elevator I;
414.a4S4tc. afoat; ungrsdcI mixed. 45aaiyc. !;
steamer mixed, ib1Sc.; BOTTOMS quiet ani "a s.
49isc Oats dun bat hrirer; options lrmor
and quiet; June, &c; July, 3Oc.; August, Sic !;
spot. Ne. >, 31lsa3f%4c.. No. wnte, 4Oc. !,
mixed western, 31l3gJDl4'.: white do, 4Oa
40c. Wool weak aud quiet; domestic neece,
27a:i2c.: pulled. 2oa31c. Beet quiet and
steady; family, s1Oatl.. extra mess, SJ.oJa
$3.50. Beet hams dun nut steady at sl1.3Oa
$3.50. Tered beef quiet ana unchanged {;
city extra lucia mess, sljaslL Cai-meats
inactive: pickle! bellies, sl1afll.2J shoulders,
ss2iasS.J0; hams, sl2.10asl1 Middles urn (,
enort-clear. $40 80. Lard frm western steam,
5000; city, s9sfg.25: options, sales none (;
lea, sIOSO. PORK more active; Old mess.
$3.50: new mess. $50. C0ttOu-sced OIL quiet:
crude. zoe; yellow prime. 40. choice, bOaJ lc.
Petroleum unchanged. HOsin cas- rtralned,
sl.2Ogsl.25. Turpentine duh at"S}sa29,. Rec
dui; domestic, 2j-a5isc.: japan. Asa if3c.
Moiasses nominal; New Orleans, J0aJSc. Pea
nuts dulL COdee-optlons opened barely steady
ana closed inactive. lOs2O points down; July,
$3.50: september, SO. l5asl5.iO January,
sl4.7O; spot RIO easter and quiet; No. Z,
I65sc.. sngar-Rag arm; far refining. 3's', ;
centrifugals, 9p-te-t, 4lsc.; refined nrm
standard A, 5sSaJ O-Iuc. graduated. Jass.
3 9-1Jc. Freights to Liverpool quiet and Arm
cotton. Nd: grain, 2ssd.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. June l3.--Just as the talent had co.,
cluded that neat was ready for another Sc. de-
cline IL rose nearly PC. per 0usheL The market
at tho opening was Aalsc. lover than the
closing figures OF yesterday. Then Il advanced
if.aIssc., eased OF slightly, snd closed about
"a. higher han yesterday. There was hnstling
among tho corn-shor;s to-day. Tao opening
uados wore at sn tssI4c. decline, but . betior
demand soon dcvoloDed and the price vas ad-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-14

Neon rises.-....... $50 kveneG. ]-sS
PORT or RICHMOND. JUSs IS. 1898.
AnRIvGa
steamer Ariel. Dsgo. norfolk. mcrrseaiiss
ana passengers: irvm wessig-r, agent
Schooner james H. Anderson, Byhann0o,
Baltimore, bone-foeai; !. q. Tissiey A Co.
SAILED.
schooner Mary Y. Norris Smith. Cn,riestcn,
pyrites; Chesapeake and ono rs.vsy.
schooner ri. Laneyer. beals. Far Haven,
pig-ir on, J. y. Gordon. agent; vessel, Currie d
GO.
PoHTosNEyPoarS NEWS, JusE IL fs9a
10y ;cleeraphl
sKRiygD
British steamship Bri,fsh Prince, NorNoih
Barge Andrew Jack ssan, Boston.
saILkn
Schooner !. II. JacksOn. Fan River.
PORT OF WSsr POINT. ICSg -. 1884
BY tslsyrspal
ARRIVED.
steamship Anorhanv. Parse-. Providence ~
eral cargo.
steamship Charlotte. Nkikle, Baltimore, pss-
esngers and general cargo.
steamer Flu City, Marshall, Walkerton, pAs-
sengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Ailrghapy. Parker, Providence v,e
Norfols. passengers and general cargo
steamship Chnilo lotto. NcAlc, baltimore, pAs-
sengcrS aud general cargo.
steamer sim cay. Narsnall, Waikerton, pAs
sengers and general cargo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-14

CHICAGO LIVE STOCK NiREEr
CHICAGO. june l3.-Cattle: Receipts, O'Ouo
head. shinments. 5000 bead. Good natives,
s5.2Jas5.55: mediums, sf,7JRs1.lO: others,
s4as5.1O: Texans. 5S.35aSilO.
Hogs: Receipts. 1900 head shipmon,s'
0OOO head: mixed aud packers So.5Uaso''V :
prime heavy and butchers weights, s'aS do;
lights s1IOaSL20.
sheep: Receipts. 5000 head; shipments
1000 heal; natives. Sias6."I; leRhhS'
s3.75asi.1O; westerns, sh1Oasf.'1; NinOs'
a. JDaAG1 -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-14
asst ATTY GENERAL
..vrs CCNeAO'S POSITION IN The
,. rARTMCNT or JUSTICE.
-....,...crs Appointed Mt Covingten and
....,,..,. Va. and Charlotte, y. c.
..t..tce. in Two States-rostai
- N.ssIar coro. ponann,.l

our Regular Corrosponden,i
.N. lucol3. The President to-
..i Va or Holmes Conrad. OF
to be on Assistant Attorney
.r The Department 81 Justice.
400 o. was FIRST mentioned
......t correspondence that he
. Chs position. Major Con-
omhraco tho cascS that
no Court o. Claims. and
M plenty q 90, az the
moe q siuccure by any
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TODAY

we offer better values i'll Mat
tings than you can buy any
where else in this city. See
our window display. Come
i'm and we'll prove it.
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T'O-EDA \

we place ON sale another lot
40-inch Irish Lawns at &c. IL
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RICHMOND. June l3.-OFFERISGs - Corn -
Mixed. 900 bushels. Oats, 1000 bushels Aiu
Of'al, II tons.
No rales reported.
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TIE WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY
Clear and slightly warmer. The skies were eioar
at midnight
Range OF the thermometer at the from. door Of
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During the afternoon the supply OF money on
call increased aud the rate declined IRON 10 60
3 per cent. On this the smaller shorts attempt
eli 10 cover, and prices improved L to IA per
cent. A feature Of the rally WAS compare
lively light Offering a. the advances made pro-
cress. Taken altogether 1t was an uncommonly
quiet aud featureless session.
THE CLOSE FIRM.
The market closed drm IN tone. sales-listed
stocks, 100, 900 shares; unlisted, $4,000 shares.
MONgY-EXcsANGE-Bo
Money on call fairly active, ranging from .
10 10. last loan at ., snd closing offered at .
per cent. Prime mercantile paper, Gas per
cent. 800
Sterling exchange steady posted rates, s4.S6a
sfST. commercial bills. SAS4RsAS6li.
Government bonds quiet. state bonds dull.
Railroad bonds weaker.
Sut-1rsasury baispces-Coin, s67,3SO,OOO ;
currency, elS,97l 900.