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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-07
ANOTHER PIGEON CAPTURED.
Perilous Position i'm Which n Small Color
ed Boy Was Found Unconscious

KEYSNILLE, VA. June 6.-(Special)-
Another carrier-pigeon was captured here
to-day by +. Stanley Jeffress. on a sill
ver-like band on one leg are the figures
- ssh" and the numbers 1856 are
on three feathers Of the right wing. On
a gilt band on the other leg on the in
side are the letters IN. A" The owner
can get him by claiming same and prov
ing property. The one captured here
last week has been claimed by f. H. S.
Morrison. attorney at law. Leesburg. Va.
Johnnie Doggctt a little l0-year-old col
ored boy. went out OF his mothers house
here this morning about 10 o'clock after
wood to get dinner and was found about
1 O'Clock under the hre-bOX OF one Of
the Richmond and Danville engines, stand
ing in the yard here perfectly unconscious
and cold. The engine had not moved,
and how he got there Is "A mystery. 1t
is supposed he had a fit and crawled
there To get warm. At this writing he
is stu unconscious and I'm precarious
condition. The engine would have been
moved in fifteen minutes, and had he not
been found he would have been run over
aud killed.
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CUASE.-Died. at $50 +. NJ, June 5, 1884,.
Miss BETSY CHASE.
Her funeral will take place from Grace
Street Baptist church THIS Thursday
MORNING; at $3.50 o'clock. Friends invited
10 attend.
FOX.-Died. al midnight, June 6, 1891.
at the residence of her parents No. !
NH street, Henrico county, ANNIE MA
RE. infant daughter Of Joseph IA. and
Mary Carrie Fox; aged months and I
days.
Funeral notice hereafter.
MILLER June 9Th at 7:45 =. NJ.
at the residence Of his parents, Barton
Heights. DAVID KENNEDY, infant son
Of W. X. Miller; aged - months.
RAABE.-Died. yesterday morning, az
1880 O'Clock. at his fathers residence.
Highland Springs. JOHN HOGE RAABE,
infant son Of g. H. and Kate NJ. Radbe;
aged months.
lnterment will take place at Oakwood
THIS EVENING at O'Clock.
REED.-Died. at the residence OF hei
parents, No. 1900 north Twenty-seventh
street. Wednesday, June 9Th. at 40 T..
NJ, ALMA RUTH REED. infant daugh-
ter OF J. II. and Martha Il. Reed; aged
- months and 10 days.
Funeral will take place THURSDAY
at East-End Baptist church at +. NJ.
Friends and acquaintance invited to at
fond
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Mean temperature. ..............5sh
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW 1Olkh olONh AhhANhA<h"
NEW YORK. June 6-The action of
the Senate yesterday I'm passing the sugar
schedule as recommended by its Finance
Committee was considered very favorable
TO the refining interest, and proved TO
be big bull card for those operating for
higher prices I'm American Sugar stock.
The stock opened with a boom. and over
1900 shares were traded In In the iirst
few minutes of business. 1t Is Impossible
to get the transactions, az lO,VO shares
changed hands at 10S down to lO7 stimuli
taneously with the drop Of the chairman
gavel opening the board. 1t got up 10
1851. when the regular dividends were
announced Some Of the bulls attempted
TO Sell. and a reaction followed to 1865,
but late in the day there was rally to
I07-snloS The talk that the House VIII
not agree to the Senate schedule appar-
entity has no effect upon the bulls In the
stock, who at the moment profess TO
place no credence In these rumors.
Whisky was another favOrite among
the Industrials, and rose from 2ies !"
81. on western buying. Chicago Gas ne
clined TO AZ. ana rose to ana closed at
IL, The stock is not receiving much at
tantlon from the clique at present cord
age first rose 10 2j}s, aud settled PACK 10
2iis. with "A late recovery 70 ~ me senr
raj list was quiet early IN the ads -
cept for AtchisOn. which ran on 10 -
on the old stories OF heavy assessn'H'S'
Some of the stockholders are getting ner-
vous and calls have been lssued IoI a
meeting 70 form a stockholders COUNT NJ
t-e Other stocks ruled steady until the
Ia,t hour. when there was "A general anu
sharp advance all along the line. ROCK
Island led in the upward movement, the
stock being IN demand because OF the
character Of the annual report; IL st .Sn
81 in 1899. a sharp raliy, Ill, III
wheat and the defeat OF the bank-taN
rrreal bin in the House by decisive ma
iority also contributed to the puilish IrVi
INK I'm The last nour ne SHORTS W. 49,
hI1lv frishtened, and their purchases ma
t.ri,ilv assisted the rise. The advance
i'm railway stocks ranged from = 10 -
Der cent Rock Island rose Is; 81 fa ,Gii'
ia: Burlington, |: NOrth"tStSIn; ,,lr,,,i
Vile AMI Nashville. !: New YORK ttntlaL
IL. Erie. =: Erie preferred, rs northern
Pacific preferred. IA Union facihc' ~
and Western Mon; =. a. ,,.st oricas NJ
tho dav. The net changes Tor the Jay
show an advance Of from y to 49, Roch
Island leading. A.. vii, ard New
Haven sold to lSl7s-a rise OF i'2-ahG, Ma
tional Cordage preisrrsd ~, ~ f f Tor
= ieo shares. or the total l2,OOo were
W.ted AMI $500 unlisted. The bono mar
NJ, ,rrs "', balances: Coin. SG,7liO"; cur
rrncy. $S.39ioVO. r
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
,,,ra,, an call easy at per cent; last
,oHn al / and closing offered AZ per
rest. prime mercantile paper SAet per
'' r,ar silver. Goa Silver at the board
neglected. ,,. ,,,ttb actual
t..gi,,..ss in bankers bills at $i.hi2n+S,ht
~. sixtv days. and &.ssl2n iSs%i Tor De
mand; posted rates NSSdt'S''e' coi'''ii''
ciaI bills. tLS5isfiAS1. CO.. ,l,,,
Goyernment bonds steady. state bonus
JuIl Railroad bonds firm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-07
NEW OFFICERS.
WINcAEsTER'S MEMORIAL DAY.
Impressive Services and an Address by
Congressman Hooker, of Mississippi.

Congressman Hooker, of Mississippi.
WINCHESTER, VA, June 6.-(Special)
Owing to an incessant rain the pro-
gramme for the memorial services to-
day at Stonewa1 cemetery. where f.OJ
Confederate soldiers are buried, was ma
terially changed, and the exercises took
place at the courthouse hall. which was
nlled 10 Overlooking. Captain j. j. VIII
liams, commander Of Turner-Ashby
Camp of Confederate Veterans, called the
asScmblage to order and was followed
by Rev. T. ID. -. Clark, of Winchester,
in most beautiful and touching prayer,
which was a gem in itself. Captain
Williams, on behalf Of the Ladies' Memo
rial Association, then asked for cOntribu-
tons to a fund for the erection OF head
stones to the soldiers buried in the
unknown States lots" and n liberal re-
Spouse was made Captain w. y. Nc
Donald. OF Berryville, Va, read a sketch
Of the service of Major James W. Thomp-
son, who was killed in battle ut High
Bridge, Prince Edward county. This adj
dress was in anticipation Of the dcdica-
tory services of n monument soon TO be
erected to Major Thompson. and he paid
a high tribute to his valor and patriotism.
GRAFTON OF THE DAY.
Hon. &. +. Hooker, congressman from
Mississippi, and a Confederate brigadier-
general, delivered the Grafton Of the day,
and ii is pronounced to be the most elo-
quent address Of It's kind ever delivered
in Winchester. General Hooker showed
conclusVely that the South was battling
for the supremacy OF home rule and
States rights; and. while apologizing for
nothing. he spoke in generous terms OF
the bravery Of the Federal soldiers. BY
his tact and eloquence he made a pro-
found impression. and was cheered 10 the
echo. The exercises were inteTsperse1 with
music by the Friendship Military and
Chapel-Grove bands. This afternoon the
rain ceased, and a parade was formed.
composed as follows: Major S. J. c.
Moore. chief marshal, and aides Friend
ship Military Band; the Winchester Fire
Department; several companies of the Sc
cond Virginia Regiment; Chapel-Grove
Band. and the Confederate Veteran campa
Of Winchester. Martinsburg Charlestown.
Berryville. and Strasburg. The procession
marched 10 StOnewall cemtery, where the
annual decoration Of the graves took
place.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-07

bride. was maid Of honor, while Mr.
Stanley Lyons, OF Richmond acted as
best man. Little Mamie Berry was
flower girl. and the following were ushers:
Messrs. c. A. Moore. S. W. Clark. J. r.
Johnson, X. c.. X. l.. and ~ Sale. The
bridal party took the 1859 train for a
tour north--to Washington. New York.
and other cities.
Among the visitors present were Miss
Eliza Mosby. Of Richmond: Miss Kent,
OF Roanoke; Miss Wiley. Of Salem; Misses
Holt. Hutter. and Scott, OF Lynchburg.
and Messrs. w. =. Mosby, and w. p.
Rogers, OF Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-07
A GERMAN AT NEWPORT NEWS.
brilliant and Fashionable Evcnt-ArriNal
of Two {. 4 d. steamers.

of Two {. a. %. steamers.
NEWPORT NEWS. VA, June 6-(Spe-
ciall-The Casino at this place last night
was the scene of one Of the most fashion
able and brilliant germans ever held in
this city The young men Of Newport
News who got up the german, spared
no pains or expense. and II was I'M
doubtedly the affair Of the season. The
soldiers Home Band furnished the music,
and il was into the I'VE sma' hours of
the morning before the guests wcuded
their way through the tail punches of
daisies. that are 50 conspicuous in the
Casino grounds, to their respective homes.
The Chesapeake and ohio steamers
Chickahominv and Rappahannock both
arrived at this port late last evening.
The Rappahannock is commanded by Cap
tain A. Boig, her former master. James
PenWil being no longer connected with
the line Captain FerneauX of the
ChiCkahOminy. reports fine weather
coming over. His cargo this trip is prin-
cipally cement for st. Louis firms. The
Rappahannock brings a very large cargo,
most Of which is earthenware. Caustic
soda, soda-ash, bleaching-powder and
wipdow-elass Nearly all Of her cargo
goes TO Chicago.
Both of these vessels will be loaded
and eastWard-bound next week. The RAJ
pahannock goes 10 Liverpool and the
ChiCkahOminy to London.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-07
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET

RICHMOND, VA, June 6.-Auction Of
ferlngs ON Change to-day, - packages
and only taken in. Highest price, SO .00
lowest, $50.
Private sales: Filters. TO- smokers, 4:
wrappers, 4, dark leaf. u. Total. 30 hogs
heads
Bright loose breaks were fairly large
to-day, and consisted OF the usual amount
Of common and medium grades while
prices showed no change on any grade
sale Of fine Louisa and Caroline county
sun-cured tobacco by sample over the
hogshead and loose, and a good attend
ance is desired
Messrs. T. H. Webb ana w. s. Clary
of Winston. n. G., were here to-day.
The Trade regrets 10 learn Of the failure
OF j. j. Wilson. Sons a Co. one of the
oldest and best-known firms in the Trade
None OF the members OF this Trade are
classed among creditors
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-07
DR.. LUcENBEEL'S MISFORTUNE.
Awaiting Arrangements for Removal to
the AsyIum--Licenses Granted.


FAIRFAX COURTHOUSE, VA, June
G-(Speclal)-A sad case Of insanity has oc-
currcd in our county-that OF DIR. Lugen-
becl. The Doctor ranks well In his pro-
fession. His many friends deeply lament
bi. misfortune. He is now here in the
custody Of Sheriff Gordon awaiting ar
raugcments for his removal TO the state
Asylum ne has comfortable room at
The hotel and is under close guard. lie
had been led 20 believe he was here TO
meet parties on business. Last evening
he walked out Of the hotel, saying he would
Wait no longer. His guard urged him In
vain 10 return. lie led procession OF
men and ladies out into the country be-
fore they induced him to return. tie has
been advised Of his condition ana IN
slsts that he is not insane.
Judge Chichester has refused 10 grant
license 20 ID. :. clair for the sale OF spi-
rtuous liquors at Riverside Park TINS
county. and granted license Tor mat
liquors only. a. =.
our citizens are all using coal fires TO-
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northumberland.

BALTIMORE. MD. June 6.-tSpeciaL)-
DIR. George v. Richardson. Of Barhams-
Vile, Va. and Miss Minnie J.. Barinholt.
OF this city, were welded to-day at the
home Of the brides parents. Rev. j. W.
Duffey. of the Central Methodist Episco>
pal Church South. ofiiciate1. Arthur f..
Richardson was grcorhsman. Immediately
after the ceremony the couple started on
a wedding tour to New York and other
norfh cities
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-07
sirotIier-shackieforJ.

CULPEPER, VA, June 6.-(Specisl) -
DR.. Johnson Strother. one Of our most
prominent physicians. took to himself
a Rappahannoek bride yesterday In the
person OF Miss Lettlcia Shackelford,
daughter OF the late Mr.. Shackelford. OF
HontpeIla, Rappahannock. The marriage
was celebrated at the Episcopal church
Woodyiile, by the Rev. Mr.. Harrison.
The church was beautifully decorated.
and filed to its utmost capacity. The
bride, attired in a beautiful travelling
dress. entered leaning on the arm Of her
brother. and after the ceremony, left
amidst a shower of rice and good wishes
for a southern trip.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-07
Tho Minimum Punishment.

ENfpORIA. VA, June 6.-tSpecIaLJ-Ih
,he a.Snniv court on yesterday afternoon
William Henry Jordan. who was charged
Win placing distractions on the track
~ Tho Atiantic-Coast Line in April last
was tried. found guilty, and sentenced TO
the penitentiary for ive years the ae-
cused is only bout IL years OF age ana Is
a colored boy Of very little mental capa-
city. In view OF his youth the jury save
the minimum punishment The court -
still In session to-day. Among tne cases
being tried II one OF damages, leino'e'
Nv 81 Justice OF the peace 10 this court
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-07
Grcensboro Female College.

GREENSBORO. n. G.. June s.-lspe-
cial.) 1.-THE commencement exercises at the
Greensboro Female College were formally
opened this morning by the baccalau-
reate sermon by Bishop Fitzgerald, OF
Tennessee The speaker took for his
text Proverbs XXI. 10: Her price IL
FAR above rubles." The Bishop devoted
a good deal OF his time 10 an argument
against woman suffrage. but he spoke in
the most respectful and loving manner
OF the woman OF the Bible.
Greensboro has again donned holiday
clothes in honor OF her oldest institution
Of learning. Nearly all Of the business
houses are decorated with the white and
grcen colors OF the college.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-07
snnnlh Militnry In.titute.

SUFFOLK. VA, June Especial Tine
6nal exercises Of the Suffolk Collegiate
and Military Institute took place to-hishl
before crowded house. The following
gentlemen received medals Declainaoon,
III L.. Moore, first: c. y. cramer secohu'
soldiership. Y. c. Hundley; penmansnip'
j. NJ. Hostetter: history, A. J. carr, ari.n-
saa,ic / M. Hostetter The following re-
ce,yed honorable mention on defamation
Luther w. Caulk. n. A. Coegsdale' w D.
steele, A. j. johnson, and +. II. shep-
herd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-07
The Cholera I'm Poland

WARSAW. June G.-During the last
q hours a. new cases and . deaths from
cholera have been reported In this city.
In Plock q cases and deaths are re-
ported. From all other infected places
in this region the aggregate is % new
cases and deaths.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-07
Confederate Memorial-Day.

BALTIMORE. MD, June 6.-(Special) >
The Society OF the Army and Navy of
the Confederate States In Maryland OBJ
seryance of Memorial-Day was seriously
interfered with to-day by rain. The eXer,
cises at Loudoun-Park cemetery were
POSTPONED. but the hundred or more who
stood the storm strewed flowers on the
graves.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-07
eEDFoRD'S LOVELY BRIDE.
Mr., Charles l.. MOsby, Formerly of Rich
,ooud. WEEDS Miss Corinne Nichols

BEDFORD CITY. June 6.-(SpeciaL)-
AT noon to-day ST. Johns Episcopal
church was the scene Of lovely marriage
ceremony. the contracting parties being
Miss Corinne, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
James l.. Nichols, Of this place. and Mr..
Charles H. Mosby. cashier Of the First
National Bank, and formerly OF Rich
mond. The whole church was decorated
with growing plants. palms. hydrangeas,
roses, and wild flowers. The bride. who
Is one OF the handsomest OF Bedford's
handsome daughters, wore gown OF
white silk. with corded and plated over
dress, and bore a great bunch OF brides
roses. Miss Minnie Nichols, sister OF the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-07
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND. June @, 1894.
OFFERINGS. -Corn--w White. 800 bushels: mixed
GOO bushels. Oats, ,lTB bushels
sALEs.-CorD-Mixed. 900 bushels.
QUOTATIONS. Wheat Longberry. E6a57c.
mixed. bJa57c. T; snortbeIry. 64a57c.: NO. 2.
red. JG156lsc Corn White Virginia tbae lotsl
4la41l2c.: No. whits. 4sa47ltc. No. mixed
4bc. Oats-No. mixed. 42a42sOc.; No, 4
mixed. 4Olsallc RIVE J3aJ1c
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-07

Funeral Services.

The funeral services Of Professor RO-
BERT II. MOORE, who died I'm ITALIA
hasse, Fla. on Monday last. will take
place at the Grace-Street Presbyterian
church THIS Thursday AFTERNOON
at $50 o'clock. Friends OF the family in
vited to attend without further notice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-07

I've remcdied. Such an examination ought
to be made at once.
The university press ~ the fourth in
operation AT institutions in this country.
and II IL turning out good work, doing all
the printing needed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-07
MARKET QUOTATIONS.
REPORTS From ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES OF THE WORLD
Tobacco. Cotton. Nr.. and ths
Wastb~r podication&

r WASHINGTON, d. c., June g.
lfAIR Forecast for Virginia: Fair wea-
Their warmer; west to southwest
winds.
North Carolina: Fair in the interior;
clearing on the coast by noon; slightly
warmer in the interior; probably slightly
&C DER on the immediate coast; north to
northwest winds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-07
DEGREESCONFERRED
commencement Exercises al the UniYer-
Sity Of North Carolina.
GRADUATING CLASS OF THIRTY.
Oraiions ny tho Members and Their Sub.
Jects Prizes Observation-Disclosures
atcs' Honors-rscuiiy Appointments.

attendance was up TO the average Of re-
cent years. and prominent men from all
r.lts OF the state were present The
number Of trustees was larger than usual
Tho exercises were held in the memorial
hall. % noble structure the acoustics Of
which are. unfortunately, so defective
uat it is only used once a year. Cover
r,r carr was on the platform, and beside
HAN was Hokc Smith. the orator Of the
day. o.
The oratlons by members Of the gradu-
.t.e class which this year consists Of
thirty members. were delivered. as fol
lows. y. s Rollins, OF Ashcvillo. Two
FACTORS Of Modern civilization. a. G.
.H- of Louisburg. 'Permanence IN
change. r. =. Gnlispic. Of Greensboro,
"A rIoa for scientific Training OF the
Teacher: r. u. Lee OF Mocksville, "The
s... and the Chld". G. l.. Van Noppen.
.. Durham. THE Influence Of Hollayi
.. American Institutions ". +. Hard
lila. of Gr,,nsy.lc Truth and Poetry
IL. other graduates presented theses.
.. t.illvs. ~. - Atkinson, Of Ashcville.
stability Of Our Government J.. r.
I.' , o " ~ u EoyJcn. OF sails.
..rt. p,or.rt,.. Rights of Married
,,..r MS Anottcd low the Constitution
.rI Laws OF North Carolina' +. w.
r.l,,lcy. 81 MoorcsViile, Sir John Fal-
.t~ Vi. j. A. Cuiil". OF west tna'
.TDe thaiactrf of th" scotch 'iaunlus
f. kerry ~ Mauguin' 'S"n' supJ'Ct as
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I.n.a. 'lh Do" New Ihcoiy OF Lac H. a.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-07
rrHE BOARD OF VISITORS OF

i THE MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA
will assemble IN the College building In Rich
mopd &C an adjourned meeting 20 b held on
TUESDAY, June 10. 1904. AZ ~ O'Clock y. tor
the purpose CT eiecting professor 70 the chair
OF xateria Medicn and Therapeutics Candf
datea for this posit:on viii forward their aPpii-
cations and Testimonials 10 CHkisTofhkh
TONPkISs. N. D.. Dean Of tho faculty.
BY order Of tho board.
DANIRL d. TALLEy secrssAsy.
my 1S.2o.24.27. ~, Js3, Z. To- l3sl7
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-07
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE, MD, June 6.-Baltimore
and ohio stock. 10. asked; Consolidated
Gas bonds, III. asked; do. stock. 65h.
asked
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-07

The WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY
was rainy and cold. The atmosphere was
damp and raw. and rain fell throughout
the dsy and night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-07

Cash quotations: Flour steadler. With
prices Unchanged: very little business
transacted. Wheat. 59i1g6ic.; No. red,
5ss4c. Corn, 3sisc. Pork, sii.S0all. e2ia
Lard, sg.Slizfy5.7o. Ribs, y6.l1ix6tS2o. Shout
ders, s. 2i.u5.S.is. Sides. s5-5oef6.75. whis-
key. si.l5
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.
UNION sTOcK-YARDS, ILL, June a.
Cat'ia--Receints. Loo head: market
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-07

rJlHE ANNUAL MEETING OF TIE
il STOCKHOLDERS OF Tab RICHMOND
PAPER MANUFACTURING COMPANY VII bs
held At the Once OF the company, 1915 eat
Main street. ON WEDNESDAY, June 2Qth, 81 ~
O'clock "a. A. IL. CHRISTIAN, in.
10 Std Secretary and Manager.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-07
MEETINGS.

MASONIC NOTICE.-A "A.
WI STATED COMMUNICATION OF~
J0PPA LODGE. No. 40. A. n. AND A NJ,
will be- held at the Masonic Temple, THURS
DAY. 7th instant, at 3 o'clock r. NJ Members
OF sister lodges anJ transient brethren are fra-
ternally invited TO be present
By order OF the w. NJ.
10 1-lt' Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-07

Tic university makes three now de-
paittcs this year. Al King's mountain
it Hil have. for q month, summer schooi
"A Geology under the direction OF PROBES
..r collier cobb. assisted Dy Harry How
.. OF GoldsborO'. At Beaufort II VIII
ltle biological school IN charge OF
Professor Milson. also for month. TWO
.r three ladies' from the State Normal
.lI Industrial School win II f. said. at
t.ui the biological school. During July
a summer normal school viii be held
here Al this both sexes VIII receive In
-.ru.uon. Some OF the faculty were ask
D Us your correspondent as To thef
Vows on permanent co-education. They
fought rather shy Of the question. Two or
'hrce said they would favor 1t earnestly
f the university were near a city. but
- w the present location. Professor
Alderman is to be IN charge OF the SUM
nrr school
The defects OF the Memorial-Heh Ger
tainly ought 10 be rentdied sueh
handsome and unique structure oush' 10
Do 10 daily use. As yet no experts nav
ever examined II to ascertain whetnei
It's defects in an acoustic way cahno'
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BALTIMOKt, MD, june Ut IOur uUII
and unchanged.
Wheat-Strong: No. red spot and
June, 51sGj7i2c.; July. 5Slsc.; August,
59izc.; No red, Gsu4i4c.; milling, by
sample, 56djsc.
COrn-Inactiyc, but nrmer; mixed, spot
and June. 4jl2c., asked; July, 4412c., bid;
steamer. mixed i2s.c, bid; southern corn,
by sample, i7u7iac; do, on grade i7c.
Oats Strong and higher; No. 2, white
western, 47miSc.; No. mixed, do, syn
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DEATHS.

NORFOLK, va, June 6.-Narket quiet:
common. lisa2c. prime. 2ltc.; extra prime.
23.c. fancy 2Lc