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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-08
Nnrth Cnrolina Notes.

The first psriy - visitors 10 the Worlds Fair
from NeNhcfne, y. c., Left Yesterday afternoon
on tho steamer Neuse. 81 the Eastern Carolina
Dispatch Line. Tho party consists Of Mrs. {.
Rragnw. M-s. r. LgmOntaCnee Misses Mary /.
Bryan, Mary 4. Oliver. Mary Roberts, Janeite
Uoiistrr, Laura Hughes. AMI deuuie Hprhe..
ana viii 200 !Oincd 1t Norfolk by MIS- Edmond
~frudwick. Iney 10 direct 10 fhi 'Ggo, cud
alter vis,ttnr tre Columbian Exposition viii 60
To various places % noto IA tho " csi.
Route agents have boon put on the fest trhn3
between Washington and Atlanta r'a Richmond
and Raleigh.
seven noonshincrz were tried in the United
States circuit Court nj Raleigh yesterday ana
only two were convicted. News was rerevcl OF
the capture Of an Illicit distliiery near frank
hn-ysle.
Yeeterdqy evening tho commencement con-
cori AZ 81 Mery's Female college, Raleigh, was
hcii. The Programme was brilliant on"
There Is a good attendance Oh Alumni iheto
are 100 students fats term. There are ak Rrf-
duates. Miss Daisy Watt, OF Ralcigh. IS the
yalcdirtoriau ami Miss Gregg, Of Texas, deliver"
tho sRlutatory.
Tho state Board of Public Charities Is under
taking mo great work o. improving the c0noi-
uon Of tho tails and tho county homes or poor
holecs of North Carolina
Tae truck shipments from Eastern Car'Hnn
now are 80 heavy that an freight trains are &C.
lgyci moro or less, AMI the scaeon for potatoes
aud tue Ike has bat fairly OucIoi.
k"ports como from f"ri!Our on HnhiaS county
THAI ucg,hos aud apples are Ealing. huj IL -
fsarei THAI thore viii not remain enough On I'd"
trees fOf q full crop.
Mr.. j. j. Cutting, who vas 10 MoTehenl Chy'
was taken sick with typhOid-tcyer aud dlcl.
HIS remains were brought up on Tuesday bud
carried 90 Hartford county for irtcrment.
The verdict 81 the c0rone-s jury oy'f u" b1iF
of Pleasant Prciy .cl'Jrel. fulri d'Al on we
track ~ the Durham aud Northern road Monday
morning. was that deceased VS.. "run over by
train while drank on the ur"k, az ina no
blame attaches - mo railroad antnrrlte-'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-08
GENERAL sLocUM ON PENSIONS.
lie Sends Some Hot Shot at an Editor
Who Attacked Him.

General II. w. Slocum has written let
ter IN very plain language to John L.
Raper. the editor of the ono No'd,er, at
ChillcOthe. Ohio. in reply to an article
published III that paper rejecting upon
The General for his opposition to pension
frauds. The paper stated THAT ,ienefal
SlOcum x on the retired-llst on half pay
- "A peiOr-gepeTal, and has been drawing
n service pension of about "a 900 year
since the close of the war. notwithstand-
ing the fact that he IS Gil able bodied man.
Il continues: "
d" No wonder he does not need the salary
IF Commissioner of Pensions. Ii i'll bc-
comes hun 20 throw mud at poor devils
w1o don't draw rs much per month n be
does por hour. VITA fat bank account
and a maior-generaps half pay, General
Slocum seems 10 have forgotten the men
who made him.
General Slocum replies: | em not on
the retired lat and have never drawn a
dollar from the government except for
services rendered. At the close Of the war
a commission giving me hign rank IN the
regular army WAS sent 20 me. doclDed
il. preferriug la time Of peace to take my
chances IN ciYll lie.
(" Irs men who made me were good and
brave soldiers who deserve t1e giattutc
Of their cOunrymen. The real soldiers
who saved the nation We're brave ana
patriotic. who If disabled or IN poverty
are uI.tiy entitled to pensions. These
men should not oe cla;sed with bounty
,nmurrs or men VINO ENLISTED in tie closing
DAYS Of tie war ana who never heard a
b,stIe shot fred. Occasional Y some OF
tLc bIuutt- jumpers had the misfortune
an thar second or third enlistment 10 be
seDf 10 the same brigade or regiment
rom which they had deserted. some
were shot Ey sentence OF couIts-marilal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-08

..-..vsn ana oue-hsH iurlonFs
~f.IaFaWay second. S0undm0fc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-08
SHOULD HAVE GOOD RACES.
Some Kindly suggestions Thrown Ont TO
the Fair Committee.
RJcUvoND Va. June 3. 1893,

Ii'HI OFB' A. ou4N ~ A''''
To NE EW0r Of the D,spatch
had read with pleasure the notices
having appeared recently IN your valued
paper 10 the effect that the Committee on
Racing for the coming State FAIR had de-
cided 70 offer larger purses than hereto
fore; that the races 10 take place might be
the chief attraction, and it was with SIN
cere regret that | read few days ago an
article to the effect that decision he'd
been arrived at by which only gent.emen'S
running races would be considered. II
does seem 70 me that az Richmond Is che
only city OF material size within the DOr-
ders IF Virginia. 10 which numberless
crowds come upon SUCH An occasion, that
II l. very largely 20 the interest II the falr
10 present more especially racing OF u
superior character. lnasmuch d. the iarm-
ers together with the citizens Of the state
at large have lrnumeTa6le opportunities
for seeing exhibits OF all kinds 10 the fairs
yearly held throughout the state and come
10 Richmond more especially 20 ENJOY
good racing than 10 make examination OF
DISPLAYS "a made by enterpTlslng adyer-
tIscrs. Having lived IN the southwestern
section of the State tor several years and
being thoroughly cOuyersant with tine
ideas and wishes Of the people. think |
can safely say that should the committee
present moro attractive card. including
running races OF a superior class. very
much larger attendance from that section
Of Virginia would bo on hand
The committee should not lose siGht Of
the fact that the labOrlng classes OF our
State cannot afford "A sufficient expendi-
ture 10 enable them TO visit tie tracks Of
the North, but thar no people on earth en-
Joy good racing more than tue classes
above referred 10. They come for this,
and this alone. Inasmuch as Il furnishes
recreation aud gives yearly opportunities
20 break away from dsliy routine aud be
come sportlve tor one day at least
A CONSTANT READER.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-08
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.


NEW YORK. June Flour duh and about
steady. southern nour duh but steady: com
mon 10 fair extra, s9.lOas3.iO; good 10 choice
DO. sJljgs4.2j. Wheat less active and lower
clos!ng steady; No. red store Ahd elevator;
7lloa7l2.c.: afoat. 72LR52l6c.; options opened
arm, auctuatcd. AMI closed steady 4sl5 Sc. under
yesterday: Specializing less active No red
closed, June. 7II%c.; July. 72;sc; August,
145.c. Corn dull but steady; No :, IN elevator
41c.; anoat, 45IaI1c.; ungraded mixed I -
5Or options dull and l5abtc. lover closing
steady: June, 46atc.; July, 47c.: August, 4 lpc.
Oats lrIner fo- mixed; fairy achVe ior EXPORT
options finer aud quiet; June, 33tsc JuJ'
34-.c.: August, 3.}3lc spOt prices; No ., Jot2H
a1c. 80. . white, .}ylgc Wool dull! and weak
domestic fleece, 2Ga32c.; pulled. 2Da3'c. bset
dUii BAT steady. beeihGms quiet ~ 81 IoVaSIo.
Torcei beef inactive ana STEADY. Sut-hieats
uuu but steady. hidGles elow Dut STEADY
short cloar. IOi5c. Lard quiet and steady;
western steam closed 81 $40. l5as 100; CITY,
Sg.2J June, 5000, nomlDaliy; july sIU'op'
uominally; Septe nber, 5000, nomlnhhy re
fined lard quiet, Continent, SlU.SO SCUM
America, siI.iO; compound, $500. Old pork
Ia ino.e demand and steady; extra prime nonl-
nal. COt,On-seed oil quiet ana hrm, erloe,
40c. bid: yellow. 4519a4Oc. Petroleum qnlst sna
firm. ROsln quiet aud steady. Iurpcbuns ou!l
but steady at 2Ssenl9c. Molasses- Orleans,
open kettle good 20 choice. quict ana steauy az
3Oa3sc. Peanuts quot. Couee dua-Opu nd1
barely steady and 1a"5c. down; June; sio'I 1
Sl6.4O: August. Sl5.45: October. 1871; De-
c9mber. a15.lpasl530; spot no easier sni
dull: No. 7, l7sl7jsc. Sugar-Raw nfm ana
aulet:tair refining, BE; centritugals, so-test,
4Ila4ssc: refined nrin and in moderate de-
rnaud: on A, 4 I3l6a5 Bloc; sianaata a,
5llA5 1-l6c. graduated. 5Aa5 7-ldc. freignts
10 Liverpool firm on scarcity OF room, put quiet
cotton. 3-32d.; grain, 234d.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, June Flour dun and I'M
changed. Wheat unsettled; No. red. spot,
6g5Ss1 &C.: June, 69a4a70c.; July, ilf1l14c;
August. nc. bid: September, 73ysc. bid; sIeain-
e. No . red. 6i1SaG4s4c.; milling wheat, by
sample. 7Oa7Ic. Corn dull; mixed spCs, fih
47iac. June, 41c. asked July, 4t3satFc.: Au-
gust, 47a41l4c.; white corn, by sample, oo1sc.
yellow dc. do. 49c. Oats In better inquiry
No white, western, 42lsa43c.: NO. 2, mixod
Co, 35iSa37c. Rye dull; No. =, oOc. SAFES.
Hay firn: good 20 choice timothy, sloaslI.
Grain ireights quiet ana unchanged. Cotton
auiot: middhng. Sc. Provisions quiet Butter
Quiet; creamery, fancy. 1ea20c. do. fair TO
choice l7algc.; do. imitation, lbc- Eggs steady
Al I0c Corse steady: Rio carEoes fair, ls4c
No z, l7al7lkc sugar strong aud active
graduated, 5 D-16c. Copper steady; refined,
Iis4c. whiskey. unchanged. Peanuts I'M
changed.
CHICAGO. yono 7.-Conndeuco In the value OF
wheat r,od hard 20 struggle ~ tho top &c the
ooening. but tho Atmosphere So3 stu hsasy
vim thenorruwsd troubles Of the saytnxs-bank
dap0sisus, snd the more drot8 enecs o. RI.
moEsd failures IN the grain trade 81 QUINN ana
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-08
FARGO IN FLAMES.
THE NORTH DAKOTA CITY DOOMED
TO DESTRUCTION.
Hundreds OF Houses Burned and tho
Fire still Sweeping On-sisny
FIremen Injured.
Inr telegram 70 Tho Dlsnafch.l

FARGO, n. D.. June 7.-During q heavy wind
FIRE broke out hers At O'Clock this afternoon
md tho whole city is threatened. AID was asked
FOR from Grand Forks and promptly dispatched
on special train at 4:4O p. NJ. The burned dis
trct comprises the business portion OF the town.
and Is bounded by the Western Union Telegraph
ONCE, tho Headquarters Hotel, and Northern
Pacific depot. thence TO tho Great Northern
depot. and along the line OF the Great Northern
railway TO tho Rcd river. Two hundred and
twenty-five business Houses and residences have
boon burned. Two thousand and two hundred
people viii bs made homeless The fire Is not
yet under control
FLAHEs ENTIRELY BEYOND coNTRof-
8OORgUKAp. MISS.. Juno AT IL 7. II. ths
city OF FargO Is stll IN flames and the NAM
moth blaze IS being blown BY terTinc wind.
The lro IA compile ely beyond control ana seems
surc 30 burn all TIE buildings along the rlyer
front. Tho loss IL already ut least e2.OOO,OOO.
The bridges between NOOrehead and Fargo nave
teen burned, ana nj telcgrlphic comInunlca-
lions are cut OF. Assistance has arrived ~ tho
fccnN from Grand FORKS, and Duluth ana
CToOSsiOn have been asked for heip. Inc nre
departments OF tue latter towns can be OF no
astir;uncc tonight, however, a. they must reach
tho scene ~ making a long detOur snd crossing
She Kei river at Eas; Grand Forks
James j. Hin hes Just telegraphen from IL
Pau ordering tho immediate opening OF mo
Grand Pacific Hotel Tor tue use OF tho hundreds
OF homeless people IN Fargo.
Many Irofnen havo been injured, some Of
thcm seriously. but no names can be secured,
OWING 20 the confusion which relgns every
whore.
Northern Pacific railroad and the Red River
Of the North. MoOrehead Is on the opposite
etdo OF the riyor, in hlnuasOta. and Is about
half rs large as its Dakota Uis-I-ptG
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-08
NEW YORK STOCK Market.

lean temperature.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-08
4 Memorable Prayer.

W uillIespu ~ ~ .i'71'iiNTt-I
The prayer Of Rev Dr.. Moses ID. Hoee.
of Richmond. az the grave Of President
Davis was peculiarly opposite. Impressive.
and tasteful. IL was IL striking contrast
to the bOmbast and ilfehcities 0t Rev.
DR.. Mlburn's prayer a. the Chicago show.
II was reverent, full of the Gospel of
peace and reconciliation, hut there was no
betrayal Of conscience. no confession %
sorrow and repentance over Sins COM
mltted by the brave man of the Confede-
racy who da7ed to fsh, for VIVA. thew held
10 be sacred Hnd righteous and dear to
their heart Of hearts. Hear the venerable
Presbyterian divine IN the presence of the
vast assembly who stood with uncovered
and Bonded heads-as ne offers up 10 the
Almighty God, most high. most holy,
most mercitul, his suppllcation and
prayer-hear this deyout and aged servant
OF Jehovah saying:
Then follows the prayer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-08
r1r B0RDEN MURDER
..oNYlNTHe CASE or Bridget
SULLIVAN.
.'soof.Iohn '. Morse, brother
,to Tirst sirs. nordcn The
rtsoact's Demcanor.



.,. Nts-. JGuc AT tho opening
... R.rlen murder trial mis-
...t..~., tho r,,r, lonstnr
-.
s3 i'''N ~ ""' """ t"'Si"'
... i-ripr circumstances Alter
..t a.. Jennings had q Eve min
.. ,,-..d aha anf,carei
-, %.
'"" "'''''''''' sumo
nNHl'y ae t.o TAX prorco9e3.
... engineer Nh0 vas on ycs;cr-
.,-tI.o ar m Cgs. witness
..f .,.,,rr,rher's cViton.e
...s Na5.c TON 10 stand.
c...t.! ii-n carrfuir. sftl
..tt.el Looked on win, tho
d.. p .rrf.lofs. Atl0.aO. on
..-.. OIL ne witnesses except
stevens. ana caldwell.
. arf Holmes. ana those
.....t evidence vcro ordered
,..t Do ma, ,,,,,bor -
..t BE Wa MANNED
r.~s,,. A. bearing on no
..t.Ila- brtng in mo
o.. f.-..y..a, ONT MAT during
t.. tr. ,nu-fA- moo wn.
.. 4rt.ur-r,1p. ana that
.. t,.- wae shu. bard toe
.-..t .lt.A. -uftarn,nythck uoo
mo DOR. Morse sw0ra Tint
.t...r. h..se after tho murder
.. l.. Vcrg hat fho ham
..f .le lr,rt IA, ON, inside
co. -.,orr-n.n,'s r,ai,n fhet
..t. r,a-rtp,fion ~ tbo ham
... rt. nd .-rc~ ~.r,s tot boXo
.. dino af fne fru-fa~
.-,. AZ Nn-..,s o,oroi,a-
- ,.., Vr U,rtcn - ts-.
.....r .f,r,f,,,J po,hi,.,
...i ,o-.rt,.,.sv "a IN me
r..l.,, ,ss,...t o,,ti,otsto,
......., s-,.. ,-o...,.,.,, ,,.,.,, -,
az So ,,,,o, =. "a. -, -
,c--.,, ~, a. 49,,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-08
THE RICHMOND DIsPATCH-THURsDAY. JUNE 8, 1893.

81. Iouis. made known soon after tho opening.
quickly brought about return OF dependency,
which caused break OF over cent per pusns'
In wheat. Tho rumors afterwards were denied
but tho markc failed TO respond beyond re-
coyery OF NC. There was fair amount OF busl-
meas done in corn at n slight decline from yes
terday's prices. Oats wero steady ana nfm,
holding better than anything else. Hog receipts
were slow and pork held steady NJ $40 .1s
from siO.75 TO Si0.5lif closing at $1,000, and
September ribs at from $3.50 30 $3.50, closing
OF 1880.
Cash quotations: Flour duh and unchanged
3751a31$fc. No. z oats, 2Sils2ss.c. hcss.porx'
500 2Oas2O.50. Lard, s9.s0asesgH. short
rib sides {loosc. sp.27l1as9.30. Drysalted soonl-
ders (ooxcd), slOasl0.2j. 5hori-clear sides
(boxcdl, s1o.37kas10. 62iS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-08
UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA.
Honors and Medals Awarded-Deg
Conferred-Action OF tho Trustees.

tonferrsd-Actton OF tho Trustees.
tcorrespon 1onco Of tho sicamoni Dispaich.l
CHAPxL mn. Juno To-day was "com-
mcncemcni-Day" proper 81 the university. Tho
graduating class numbered onty-lour, and Of
these eight Delivered orations. this being tho
number permitted 70 speak Those wcro IN
competition fOr tho Willie l.. Mqncun medal for
orstofy. 1ho nr-t senior epci k,r was Mr. T. l.
Nnlper, Of NGikiu College: Mr.. \. II. koOncc.
q kchiand. MAS next, aud Che others wero SIR.
!. G. Harding Of Grecnvi,c: Mr.. \. r. Whitock,
OF hshcv.io; Mr.. l.. ~ Wilson, Of Lencir; Mr.
Howard =. Rondthaicr. Of salem. Mr.. !. {.
biggs, OF oxford, and SIR. ". L. WoO;en, Of La
grange
rHE MrpALLIsTs.
J. Crawford Blcgs, OF oxford. won the high
osi class houors. The WNlc T.. Maucutn metal
for oratorf was awarded to Julian r. lneic, Jr.,
OF Henderson representative OF the Philahthro-
pic SoIc:y
Tho degree Of LID. WAS conferred on Judge
Thomas g. Fuller and Ass9eiH' c-Ja-ticc8 livery,
Ms'rae, and Burwoil, Of tho supreme Court.
The trustees OH not create Two new chairs,
hut retcrrrd tho matter 20 tho Executive COm-
mi,tee with iowor o NJ.
rgUMoT,oN.
They made Collier COBB Professor 81 mineral
osy ana geology. Nere'oiJ Ge has been a"t-
ing professor Professor loiman, Of ne Uni
vorsity Of N.rhigan. was nndc professor OF
Grecs. ~ succeed Professor Ebsn Alexandeg.
The trustees are greatly piensel ~ tGo uni
yersity w0rS attendance, aad improvements.
Tho subject OF Judge DICKS address today
vas " Halt a Century u University Life lie
graduated IN 1853.
MARrHAIs.
Tho marshals inis ycar were T. 8. Rollins
ichien, J.. II. Snipcs J. +. Brown. dhuas
Sanger, :. T.. H0neycuit &. u. Little, and j. 9.
Sm,th. THIS c9ening TIE grand bal was given
m tho gymnasium. Tho music. Uy Kossuich'5
orch sra, OF Richmond, WAS sparkling. Tho
ball was up % tAo nsnal hiEh slnu1arI.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-08

Wilmington, delivered tho annuai address,
BITS thcme being Socialism In America"
This address WAS delivered AZ the Invitation OF
the Columbian and ilesRprisn Literary societies,
and was an eloquent one, Colonel Waddsli being
ono OF the most rnished epcakers and writer's Ia
the state. Walter =. Andrews. EsI., OF Atlanta,
n North Caroliuian, VINO IL gradness of Trinity
and 81 tho Washington and Ice law school, de-
lived the address 10 she alamn. Thore arc only
eight members Of tho graduating class this
ani imposing college.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-08

PORT OF RICHMOND, JUNE Z, 1898.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Elihu Thompson, New YORK. NOR
ch,nS,sn aud passengers: George ". Allen &
Co., agents,
SAILED.
stsauer Ariel, Deyo, Norfolk, merchandise
ard passengers; irwin Woisiger. agent
Steamship Elihu Thompson. New YORK, uler-
chandiss and passengers; george W. A''eH
Brig sullivan, Allen, Boston, coal vessel, Cur
tbs < Parker.
Schooner yanlier Black, Lacy, Newport News
10 load coal south. nan,
Schooner Maggie J. Lawrence, Holloway. Phia-
delpbia, raiiroad-ties; vessel Curtis 4 Parker
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-08

(Reported for the D!spaicnI
JUNE 7.-Auction offerings on Change to-day
81 PACKAGE, and tasen IN; hIghest' 9lo''o
loves, S2.3O-average, sG.3l.
Pryate sales: Fulers, 3; smokers, :: wrap
pers. .; darxs, 10; western, total 81 hogs
heads.
there was very little doing today
visitor: owen Davis, Henderson, NJ {.
EecelpIs liberal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-08
TILE COTTON MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL Juno 7.-Soon.-Cotton-June and
July, 4 Is-64a4 l9-G4d; July and August
4 2O-04a4 2l-64d.; August and septemoer,
y2-6ia4 23-64d.; September and october,
4 2A-64d.: October and November 2,-osa
42G-64d November aud December, 26-64a
27-G4d.: December aud January, 4 2o-O4a
4 2g-84d. January and February, 3O-64d.
4 p M-Americsn mdcns, fair, ll-lGd. (;
good middlins, 4led.; mddlng. 4asd. low md
ding. AID: good ordinary, 4sd.; ordinary.
3-I0d June, 4 20-d4d.. value; June and
July, 4 2O-6td., value July and August, g
CAD, sellers; August and september. 23-O4a
2{-84d.: september aud October, 21-64d,
buyers; October and November, 27-0td''
sellers: November and December. 2S-b4a
4 "q-B4d.: December and January, 4 30-64d.,
sellers: January and February, 3l.64a4 ~
Osd. Futures closed steady.
NEW YORK, June lotion steady; uplands
re: Orleans. sic. sales, 49, bales: good
Criinary. Gfic.; low middliug, 77-16c. Futures
closed steady; June. s1.6l: July $40; Au-
gust, $50; september, sGSS: October, 1896;
November 1904; December, $50; January,
sS1G: February, $50.
Consolidated net receipts at all ports today
2,425 bales; stock, 43S,0S5 bales. Totals 80
far this wick Net recciptl 1870 bales: ex-
ports-to Great Britain. 1920 bales; 10 France
BIB tales; 10 tho Contine Mt. H6.333 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. Juno1.-Futnres bal ~ stcady;
sales. JS,pOO bales: June. sT.03: July. S1.6f :;
August, $3.50; september, s16t; October
$40; November, 1919; December, 1855 :
January S7sJ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-08
Virginia riop.r. Married.

80 -clai telegram 70 the Dispatcb.l
n. e., June An clipping couple
A.tlI sc Fa.-fryor fiuserad and Miss
-- arrac.ie we're u.arred here thus aftot-
ID ief- upon a return trip % Roanoke
.'' lie ceremony wae performed. 10
;tg ffoa her parents this morning tie
~ ..lJ .lwped from a soe0nd-rtory window
-'frir.l sgTaiusd al gukle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-08

..-.,. url ugs Minnie .. won;
.I. i. %. d. ihirL lime. l:O5At.
.es.n fur.oLFs- Drzzle won
l..guar tUiri. Tine. l:3f.
fur furicucr- Richmond
..i Despair third. Time, IA.
I..raai one-haf ilrlougs Alarm
.... second, Nchcevor third lime,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-08

CHAM. X. Bit. y.
.......OO1OO O3OO--4 =
100 % U o O0J TX .
l41tiWyoi aud Earle; LUCID aud
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-08
Commencement ss Trinity.

i'o~oaDoaaence Of tas Rich noad Dispstch.I
N sHlH, \. c., June Tho commencement
''es a. Tnnuy MethOdist College be-
@,ie Ie~aay Inls morning at Eain-street
~. 4-s. tpiscopai church kov. DIR. IL y.
80 % Richmond. ptescbsd the bascaian.
s sermon. This afternoon, IN the oourt-
1850 Colonel Alfred Moore WsAaeiL Of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-08
Closed with "A sham Battle.

INN"IITiI IHiTKI'I . WV I'i'NtTTJsI
WINSTON, y. G., juno The present session
Of tho Davis Military school closed tonight.
sham battie was part Of the military exercises
AZ
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. Juno T. Baltimore and Ohio,
7la13: Northern Central, 80; Baltimore and
OHIO South Eostern lists. 100 DO. 81 incomes,
stock % Z scd
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NEW IORE. June The stock market was
dull to-day, whilo the fluctuations, save In few
instances, wero confnei within comparatively
narrow limits The market was decidedly
erreiic In its course, tho speculative temper
having changed almost from hour to hour.
STOCKS FORCED DOWN.
National Cordaze common broke 3i, to II,
and the preferred ., 10 aS, on rurnors that an
assessment was contemplated on the common
stock and that the forthcoming statement OF the
condition OF tho property would be unfayoraDe.
General Electric was also taken In band by the
bears and forced down from 7ls4 20 6S54. llli-
nols Central rose from 90 70 o0& and later
dropped 10 IS. Manhattan and Pullman Yield
ell ! 1ha2 on small sales. Missouri Pacific rose
"a, to 80, ami later declined TO 33ls. AtchisOn
was weak throughout and sold down ~ to 1895.
THE GENERAL LIST.
Tho general list improved frsc;ionally A. the
start. aud Chicago Gas scored an exceptional
advance of | = 10 0914. but the improvement was
subsequently lost. Tho bears continued their
efforts 70 depress tho list right no 10 the Gloss
but some shares held nrm aud tho leaders. Ike
Burlington eui Quincy, NJ. Paul, Western CniOn,
oni sugar. left OF at practically last nights
figures. Distillers was strong and gained nearly
a point
CLOSE sTEADIER.
The market closed stcaiier in tone AZ recov-
cry Of sal per cent. from tho lowest. Snies:
Listed, l6S.00D; unlisted, 10000 shares. Sub
Treasury balances: Coin, SG2 200; cur
repcy, SCI .4S4, 900.
Y--EXCHANGE-BOSps.
Money on call nrmer, ranging from , TO g;
last loan az ,, and closing offered az >. Prime
mercantile paper Gas per cont.
Sterling exchange weak {; Posted rates.
sf.SdsnR4.s9; commercial bills, -. sf19a
S4.S7.
Government bonds quiet. State bonds dull.
Railroad bonds lower.
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Serpentine Waists.

Navy and White Saline. SIPS. worth So.
White Lawn Embroidered, sl.a2, worth 80
Figured Lawn Waists, .Jc.
Styles prettior than 81 onc-.
White Waists. Numbered collars sni cuts, al.
Blue Percale WaistA 81.
Laundered collar. cuffs, ami bosom.
China silk Waists. $500.
With berthas or iabots, worth -.
Rack Surah SILK Maist.. $3.50.
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MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES OF THE WORLD
Prices of Money. Bonds Stocks. Grain.
Tobacco. Cotton, &C.. and the
Weather Indications
rBy telegraph to the Dispatch. !

- WASHINGTON. ID. C., June 1.-Fore-
ran least for twenty-iour hoIrs-from mid
IN" hight 10 mtinight-for virginia. Fair
-weather. warmer near the coast; easter
~ winds
For North Carolina: Generally fair weather;
warmer in eastern portion: westerly winds.