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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-01
DEATHS.

ALLEY.-Died in Ifeprico county. at
the residence OF HIS son-in-law. Martin
Franklin, JOHN w. ALLEY, in his Sc
year.
Funeral at Ridge Church FRIDAY
EVENING. June LIST. at O'Clock. Friends
ard acquaintances invited.
HARLAN.-Died. May 3oth, at s:45 p. NJ.
at the residence OF l.. l.. Wood. 20j wesi
Cary street, LEE HoUGH HARLAN. In.
FAINT son OF Tanner S. and Bernie o. Har
Ian; age 2 years.
BRooKS.-Died. at his residence, 1924
east Main street. yesterday afternoon at
$50 O'Clock, ANDREW -. BROOKS. son
OF w. J. Brooks. I'm the 18th year OF his
are.
Funeral notice hereafter.
PATTERSON.--Died. Thursday MORN
ing. May 5lst, at 1912 west Cary street.
KATE BERNARD, infant daughter OF
Fannie l.. and the late Bernard f. Pat
terson
Funeral win take place in Ashland
June LIST, at o'clock p. NJ. Friends and
acquaintances are invited to attend.
SMITH.--Died. May 81, 1894, at O'clock
A. NJ. at the residence OF her parents,
No. eos west Marshall street, ALICE LEE,
infant daughter of W. w. and Lima A,
Smith; aged 4 months and % days.
Funeral will take place TO-DAY Frri-
day. at y. NJ, from their residence.
TALLEY. Died. May S0th. at II p. NJ,
at her fathers residence, sos north Fifth
street, LEMUELLA, the youngest daugh-
ter of b. Il. and Lemuela Talley, at
the age of years. months, and % days.
Funeral will take place from above
number at 1 o'clock FRIDAY. June LIST,
Friends of the family invited TO attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-01
NEGROES WHIPPED.
THREE or THEM cHAsTlsEp FOR SLAM.
DERlNC A WHITE LADY.
County Commissioners Elected NEXT Mon
day--Opposltion TO Greek Letter" So
cietios-Ths Political Campaign.

RALEIGH. N. c., May 3l.--(Special)-
There is another sensation growing out
OF the outrage upon Miss Mary Phillips
at Burlington by Bob Madkins (coloredl.
Three negroes made disparaging and IN
sulting remarks concerning Miss Phillips.
Their names are Brenning, Pinnix. and
Orator. They were all whipped by indig-
nant white citizens, who made no conceal
ment Of their work. They then had
trial and paid the fines and costs for the
assault upon the negroes.
Next Monday in all the counties the
magistrates meet and elect county COM
missioners-flve in number; also. a county
superintendent of public instruction. and
fix the tax rate
The subject OF Hon. Hoke Smiths adj
dress at the State University next week
will be 1.-THE Possibilities and RESPONSE
bllities of North Carolina"
NEW CADETS
Lyman Gotten. of Pitt, is appointed 10
a cadetship at Annapolis. Junius Grimes,
of Beaufort. being alternate. $. T. Ansel.
of Currituck, is appointed 10 the Military
Academy at West Point All these are
from the First District
y. r. Lacy, State Labor Commissioner,
returned to-day from a sixteen days trip
to Washington and New York.
There Is evidently a strong movement
against the Greek Letter societies" In
the university and the colleges. Many
papers applaud the action OF the trustees
OF Trinity College In forbidding the exist
ence OF these societies.
PERHAPS.
Yesterday at Henderson negro was
captured in a boS-car. The authorities
Of that town, believing that the man Is
one of the ten who two weeks ago
escaped from Wake Forest Jail, sent word
TO the Sheriff here TO send a person to
identify the man.
The Republicans OF Cherokee county, at
a meeting held last Monday, endorsed the
candidacy OF Richmond Pearson, Inde.
pendent. for Congress in the Ninth Dis
triCt
Mr.. Thomas Webb, one Of the oldest
and most prominent residents Of Hills
boro', IL dead, from the effects Of a stroke
of paralysis
The Popuist leaders admit their belief
that the coming campaign in this State
will be very lively one. a Republican
OF prominence says the POpulists want
to capture the Legislature, and that may
be the Republicans will help them in
this plan. The Republicans want con-
gressmen. In appears. from what could
be gathered, that some sort OF an attempt
Is being made, or will be made. TO get
the Populists and Republicans to unite
on justices Of the Supreme Court and
State Treasurer
UNFAVORABLE FOR CROPS.
The Nav bullafiu NJ tho nara mani 81
Agriculture says: "The May crop report
is unfayorabe Fruit will be almost n
failure. This, added to the present un-
favorable prospects for most of the staple
products which our farmers raise. makes
the outlook, to say the least Of IL, very
discouraging for agriculture No seasons.
however favorable. can undo the damage
done. and 1t can safely be said this
years crops will be short OF an average a"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-01
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET

RICHMOND, VA. May d.-No auction
offerings on Change to-day.
Private sales: Filters 50: smokers 6s;
wrappers. AZ; dark leaf, s; Tugs, II. Total,
l93 hogsheads.
Revenue collections: Cigars and olga
rettes,- A,l6955; tobacco, $3.467.l0 Total,
A1s6.G5.
Private sales for month of May. 1884:
Wrappers. 5g7: smokers. "a: filters. s2e:
cutters, l26; dark leaf, 3si; scrap, 90; Bur-
ley. i6; Tugs. 0S. stems, g. Total. 2,4sS
hogsheads, against 2.ls6 last month and
l,2l2 hogsheads for May. 1876.
Revenue collections for month, SOL, 1871,
against ti0t2H.l7 last month, and so. i07
for May, 1898.
Bright loose sales to-day were rather
light. and consisted OF the usual amount
Of common tobacco, with possibly a few
more lots OF the better grades offered
fully as strong az on Tuesday. which was
an Improvement on last weeks prices.
while the very common grades are
weaker.
Messrs. F.. ID. Christian. OF New York.
and It. Il. Roberts. OF Chase city, Va,
were among visitors here to-day.
The sales OF tobacco stamps this month
shows a slight Increase over the same
month last year. and a deficiency OF
about the same amount from last months
sales
business has been fairly good this
month. and the general feeling Is better.
increase OF several hundred hossheads
over April. and about double the sales or
A large number OF tobacco men are still
IN town, having come on TO see the UNI
yelling ceremonies.
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CLOSE OF THE ANNUAL SESSION.
Diplomas Delivered to Graduates of the
Salem Female College,

WINSTON, ~ c., May 3l.-(Speclal)-
The ninety-second annual session of
Salem Female College closed to-day with
Mountaineering and creditable exercises.
strong and appropriate grafton was de-
livered by Rev. Robert Strange, of Will
mington, N. c. "Heedng the Visions OF
Life" was the theme of his address.
Bishop Bondthaler. of the MoraVlan
Church, presented the diplomas to the
graduating class, composed OF thirty
seven members. About twenty young
ladies were also awarded diplomas in
vocal and instrumental music, elocutiOn.
bookkeeping. and photography. Music
was furnished by the Salem Orchestra.
Principal Clewell said to-day that this
was one OF the best, brightest commence
ments in the history of the school. Next
session opens September 4th. The class
which graduated to-day have decided to
raise a fund sufficient to put hand.
some memorial window in the Salem
College in honor Of North Cardinals late
senator, Xebulon Baird Vance who was
a warm friend of the institution.
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burglary at south Hill.

SOUTH HILL, VA. May Sl.-(Speclal)-
Some time during last night burglars en-
tered the store Of Captain w. A. Pace at
this place and helped themselves to a
bountiful supply OF merchandise, consist
ing Of groceries, dry goods, hats, shoes
and other articles; also lot OF eggs.
which. at the prices cents dozen here
are almost too cheap to steal. Entrance
was effected through a front window.
Captain PAGES residence Is some dis
lance say three quarters OF mile. from
the store, and no one occupies any part
of the building at night So far there is
no clue to the robbers, who seemed to
take things easy. as the stock was ran
sacked generally.
The heavy hail storm Of several days
ago severely damaged tobacco-plants ana
small vegetation.
The weather keeps quite cool In this
section.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-01
NEW TELEPHONE IN DURHAM.
Said 10 he Superior TO the Bell System
VIII Present the Gray Medal.

DURHAM, n. c., May S1.-(Special)-
The Durham Telephone Company. in op-
position to the Bell Telephone, has sue
ceeded in procuring a system Of phones
which they confidently believe will su-
percede all others. Two OF these phones
arrived to-day by express. and will be
tested tomorrow They are known as
the magnetic. and operate by an electric
battery.
Greek o. Andrews. Esq, Of Raleigh,
has accepted an invitation TO present
the Wiey-Gray medal on commencement
day at Trinity College. The Wiley-Gray
medal was established fourteen years
ago by Hon. II. II. Gray, of Raleigh, IN
memory Of his brother, who fell in that
uncomfortable charge on the second day
before the heights of Gettysburg. The
medal is given for the best grafton in the
graduating class.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-01

two Of his front teeth knocked out. that
hia right knee was very badly skinned
and he had two large bruises ON his head
II Il supposed that he swallowed one
OF the teeth knocked out. The other ono
VAS found on the street by a sentiemar.
After being given n good drink OF
brandy, he regained consciousness. ana
walked out OF the drugstore and went
home.
MIR, Sheppard was suffering very much
from the shock yesterday morning. but his
Injuries are not serious
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-01
Two May Brides In GrcepvI,,e.

GREENNILLE, y. g., May A.-(Spe-
cial.)-Tuesday evening, at o'cloca, at
the residence Of Mr.. J. w. Alien. near
Greenville. his daughter, Miss Priscilla
Allen, was married to Mr.. j. Il. Cory,
OF this town.
At 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon. at the
home Of the bride. near Hassells. in
Martin county, Mr.. J. S. C. BENJAMIN,
OF Greenyile, and Miss Winnie Briley
were married by Rev. J. II. Lawrence.
The couple, attended by party OF
friends, came TO Greenville on the eve
ming train.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-01
Closing Exercises at Vine Hin.

SCOTLAND NECK, N. c.. MAY 81
Special 1.-THE primary commencement
exercises for Vine Hill Female Academy
were rendered last night before large
audience. The recitations, music, and
drills were very fine.
A most delightful rain fell last night,
which was followed by showers this
morning II il much needed for gardens.
DR.. Frank Whitehead and Mr.. J. L..
Scott went to Richmond this week.
Mr. A. A. Nichols, OF Comtoe. Is here.
He is Scotland Neck boy. and is now
Mayor OF his town.
Mrs. NJ oppenhlmer, OF Durham. Is
here visiting her sister. Mrs. G. Hoffman.
MIR. X. s. Neal left yesterday for a
trap 10 Pitt county to see his father
Mr.. r.. II. Cowles. of Tlllery, was here
yesterday.
DR.. A. C. Liyerman has been to his
mother in Bertle.
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GENERAL MCCLELLAN DENOUNCED.
Major Goodspeed. OF Hampton, Calls Him
a Coward and Lauds Magruder.


YORKTOWN, VA, May 3l.-(special)-
Yesterday being Federal Decoration-Day,
the town has been black with a host Of
sable brethren to witness the services at
the National cemetery. A small crowd OF
between 400 and 800 were present, and
they had quite an interesting time. The
usual decorating services took place. and
addresses were made by a colored divine
of Williamsburg and Major Goodspeed,
OF Hampton Major Goodspeed, in the
course OF his remarks, severely condemn
cd General Mcclellan for his cowardice
on the Peninsula, and lauded Magruder
10 the skies for his brilliant defence in
checking his advance. lie declared Nc
Clellan a coward OF the most AFFECT type:
denounced him for his afhliation with the
slavery element, and declared the Federal
dead buried here to be the result Of his
puslllanimity and a useless sacrifice Of
brave men.
DEATH OF MIR. COOKE.
Mr.. Stafford G. Cooke died at his resi-
dence. about two and a half miles from
here. at 1880 yesterday morning. He had
been suffering for the past two weeks
from a paralytic stroke. and at last sue
cumbed. He had lived TO a ripe old age
being in his 10Th year. He occupied the
position of Commissioner of Accounts
and filed it to the satisfaction OF all
who came before him. He was beloved
and respected by all who knew him. and
York county's loss Is well-nigh irretriev-
able. He leaves a large family and host
Of friends 10 mourn their loss Among
the members of his family are Mrs. w
T.. GoGlG1n, wife Of our county chair
man: Or. s. g. Cooke. Mr. W. p Cooke,
Mrs s. r. Curtis. Mrs. Copeland Shield,
and Miss Matte Cooke
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-01
GENERAL kELLy.s WOES.
Warrants Agsinst Iim-Hsavy Ds,ertions
from His Army,

from His Army,
ST. LOUIS. May si.--A warrant was
issued in 81. Louis THIS afternoon charging
Charles e. Kelly. the aeronaut and Ad-
niral-Generai OF the Industrial army.
with assault with intent TO XIII Patrick
Hartmann. one OF bis followers.
Hartmann claims that Kelly beat him
with an iron rod white floating down
the mississippi last Tuesday. Tom Coyne.
OF the Glee Club singers, who was ma
rooned' by Kelly on an island In the
river few miles below Quincy and hts
boat DESTROYED. has applied for a warrant
against Kelly for the loss Of his boat.
In addition 10 the doughty Generals
rapldly-accumulating troubles Colonel
Speed. who was expelled from the army
at Quincy. ILL.,. has caught up with q
again, and has succeeded IN Inducing
companies a, u, c, d, n. and N, OF Cali
fornia, 70 secede from the army. and they
are now encamped lJo yards below Kelly.
Kelly viii turn over to Speed enough
boats TO accommodate his men Il he de.
sires them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-01

NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
NEW YORK, May 81. The sales of
stocks to-day fell below the lO0,OG-share
mark. and OF this small total Chicago
Gas and American Sugar figured for
about 1900 shares. Sugar opened at
100, fell to 997s. rose TO l0iH, recedvd 10
997s and closed at 1OO2s. Chicago Gag
opened unchanged, at 49,. sold up TO TAX,
returned to 73Is, and left OF at 73H. Jersey
Central broke from l0s 10 l0l, and left
off at 105 Louisville and Nashville de-
clined to "A loss OF Ia per cent kaad-
ing fell II. Tobacco fell q. anil closed at
S3&. The decline in this stock WAS que
TO reports from st. Louis Of the forma-
ton OF an opposition company. The
changes referred to constitute the most
important movements NJ the board
worthy OF mention. Operators we're not
disposed TO enter into new engagements,
pending a settlement OF the tGrif ill
and the bituminous coal strike.
A sudden break in Jersey Central % lOl
depressed the market near the close; on
the board the decline in Jersey Central
was attributed 10 the poor statement for
April. but as only l,5O shares were traded
In. the downward movement cannot be
accepted seriously. The changes show
losses Of AnlA per cent, outiiGe OF Jer-
sey Central, which closed at 1Gj--a loss
Of points. Chicago Gas. Missouri Pa
cifc, and Burlington maize lractloral
gains. The bond market was weak.
Sales. listed stocks, n,COO shares; uh-
listed, $500.
Treasury balances: Coin. S9,Sfs,oOo; cur
rency, $6,sO5,0c0,
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money on call easy at per cent; last
loan al l. and closing offered at | per
cent. prime mercantile paper, 3hHl per
Ear silver, Gly.. Silver at the board
neglected. tai. .,,.,
Sterling exchange easier, with actual
business I'm bankers bills at $iThf4SIA
for sixty days, and N6Ol2ui@A Tor de-
mand; posted rates. N.SSUhSJ'2' coHii'ier-
ciaI bills, SiSGi2dLSI
Goyernment bonds steady. State bonds
dull. Railroad bonds irregular.
sTOCk QUOTATIONS..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-01

awarded to her for the prize-story en-
titled, "A Mexican Ranch"
President G. l.. Taylor has returned
from Saratoga, where he attended the
Northern Baptist Anniversaries.
Mr.. J. C. Masten and brother. OF Roy
boro'. n. c., are here repalnting the resi-.
dences OF Mr.. =. W. johnson and Profess
sor G. r. Brewer
Professor ". w. Skies has been awarded
a scholarship at Harvard University.
Professor j. u. Carlyle spent yesterday
and last night in Franklin county.
Mr.. George Carter, OF Louisville. Ky,
who has been visiting his mother has re-
turned.
Professor J. u. Carlyle left yesterday
for Winton, n. c.. where he will deliver
an address, tn-night at the closing exer-
cises at Winton Academy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-01
Educational Excursion.

a Litter has been received here from Mr..
'.a.1 IS. Prsther, secretary OF public
5..ssls Of Anderson. Ind. saying that
.. Board OF Education have adopted a
l.H plan OF historical and geographical
....alpu. which consists in taking GER
''I Grades aud classes each year ON an
,'.-r.lu through interesting parts OF
O.. o5.ary
Pa. route this year will be via Cincin-
~. Clifton Forge. Richmond. Old Point
NUHrJ News. Virginia Beach, and the
mac river 90 Washington. The par
%. consisting OF the officers % the board,
...L i.achers. and siEty-fiye scholars,
.' reach here Tuesday JuLs 9Th, and
rave Tor Old Point next day az 3 y. Nj.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-01
TAKEN SICK HERE AND DIED.
A Little Boy Came 70 the Unwilling and
Never Went Back.

CREWE. VA, May a.-(Speclal) Mrs.
T. s. Harlan. wife OF Mr.. Harlan, train
dispatcher of the Norfolk Division Of the
Norfolk and Western railroad. left here
Tuesday evening with her little interest
ing boy, years OF age, TO attend the
unwilling IN Richmond. The child was
taken sick in that city, and died last
night. Mr.. Harlan was notified OF the
sad event, and left for Richmond yes
terday.
Miss Alma Neal left to-day for visit
to friends in oxford, n. c.
Miss Maud Hisle, OF SperTyville, Va, Is
visiting the Misses Moore.
Miss Fannie WILTSHIRE, Of Manchester.
who has been visiting friends here, has
returned home. =
Miss Sallie Elder, OF Lunenburg county,
Is visiting relatives here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-01

LOIIsBURG, ~. c., May 31.-(5pecial)
In your issue OF the 10Th instant your
Raleigh correspondent, In speaking OF the
warrant for the execution OF the Coleys.
says that they are both negroes. This Is
a mistake. They are white men, and the
murder instead OF having been commit d
last year. was OH June 90. 1892. 1t oul.
TO be said that none OF the parties con-
cerned In this crime were from this
H'ranklin) county. The murdered man
was a Russian. and the Coleys were from
Nash county, but the crime was commit
ted In the edge Of this county, and hence
the trial was here. The Coleys ARE men
OF the lowest possible grade. unlearned.
ignorant. and without. even now. an idea
OF the enormity OF the crime for the per-
petration of which they will die.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-01
The Caralrv RcrImeni.

Yesterday forwarded a communication
to IAeutenant-Co loncl Charles Euker. Of
the First Virginia Regiment, Of Cavalry.
informing him that the designations of
Colonel II. N. Boykin. Captain II. j.
Ingram, Of Troop c. and Lieutenant
Charles A. Rose. Troop G., had been ac-
cepted by the Governor. and directing
Colonel Eukcr to assume command Of
the regiment. and TO issue orders 70 nj
existing vacancies at such time as may
be decided on by his Excellency.
The Adjutant-General has received the
resignation Of Captain w Bailey Saun-
dcIs. adiutant OF the regiment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-01
Property Transfers.

Richmond; jackson Guy. special com.
missioner to Elizabeth Byron. Is feet on
north side Peasants street between TNen.
ty-hrst and Twenty-secOnd. $3.50
Henrico: Bertha Brill 20 Rachel Brill
20 feet on Leonard street, $3.50.
Jennie L. Blair's trustee and others
20 J. r. Terrell. is feet on east aide
Carter street southeast corner Winder
lS5 feet on Gates street southwest corner
Wlnder, and g. feet on east side Gates
street near Windcr. $500.
G. y. Larus, trustee. to Albert L. Brad
ley and Robert r. Pollard, 81 Sc feet on
Thlrty-third street southwest corner
Clgy $50 q
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-01
Coroner j. $. Perry Dead.

WINDSOR. N. c.. May 3l.-(Special.)-
James s. Perry, aged AZ, the Coroner of
Berthe county. died at his late residence
near Colerain Of congestion of the brain.
Mr.. Perry had filed the Office Of coroner
nearly four years, and filed IL very ac-
ceptably.
The closing exercises of Mrs. c. Il.
Hosslee's music school were held Tuesday
and wednesday nights.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-01

IN '.tc;rlc-cur on the Main-street llne
d, 't'' fire az the foot OF libby Hill
lay afternoon about $40 o'clock,
81 caused quite a panic for while. IL
la.' started west with a large crowd
m .'aih IL appears that the wires OF
3D.. motor burned through their covering,
~. H'e hooriHg caught thereffoin. the
a. "as soon extlngnished, with slight
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-01
THE TANclsa FIGHT AGAIN.
Tho Legislative Committee Confer with
the Recommendation Refused.

'"' hesiH"'N" s""tnHtec Confer with
the Governor-Pardon Refused.
Hon, r. II. cardwen. Senator subbs
and Colonel Boykin, Of the Joint commit.
tee OF the Virginia Legislature. appointed
to confer with similar committee from
the Legislature OF Maryland with re-
ference to the capture Of oysier-dredgers
in Tangier sound, held consultation win
the Governor and Attoney-General yes
terday, but nothing definite was decided
upon.
The Governor has refused to pardon
Samuel Smith, now serving term In the
pcnitcntiary for burglary.
DIT. McBrydc. president OF the Virginia
Agricultural and Mechanical College, at
Blacksbufg, called upon the Governor YES.
terday and thanked him for the attention
he paid the cadets OF that institution IN
Inviting them 90 act as his escort I'm the
unve!ling parade.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-01
Note. from wake rore.,.

WAKE FOREST, NJ c.. May S.--fspe-
ciai)-Dr. Taylor ended the last OF his
series of articles on How Far Ought
state TO Educator" In yesterdays Re-
corder. His articles have attracted the
minds OF many. and II Is hoped that they
will soon appear In pamphlet form.
Mrs. ]. p Duggan has recently re-
ceive6 the announcsulAnt that the no prize
offered by the American Baptist Pub
lication Society, Of Philadelphia. has been
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-01

The pleasant effect and perfect SAFETY
With which ladies may use the California
LIQUID laxative, Syrup Of Figs. under al
conditions. makes II their fayorite remedy
TO get the true and genuine article look
for the name OF the California FIG syrup
Company. printed near the bottom o. tAe
package.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-01
Pninf.,fir In,nro.i.

a. ~ dohn Sheppard. son OF Or. Sheppard.
'''nilco' was painfully injured Wednea-
5.,. ~ .ffno0n near Fourth and Broaa
MA Oy his horse slipping and falling
he picked up he WAS UNCONSCIOUS.
va.,se carried % Mlllers drugstore.
Is was ascertained that he had
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-01
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS From ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES or THE WoRLn
Prices or Money. Bonds stocks. Grain.
Tobacco. Cotton. &c.. and the
Weather IrSication&

II WASHINGTON. d. O., May 81
IFNR Forecast for Virginia: Fair weather,
preceded by showers on the coast
in the early morning; warmer in
western portion: northwest winds.
North Carolina Fair weather; warmer
in the interior: northwest winds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-01
Memorial Services.

Memorial services, in honor Of Rev.
Theodore Whitfield ID. D., will be held
In Fulton Baptist church, OF which he
was pastor Sunday afternoon at $50
o'clock. Addresses VIII be made by MEM
bers Of the Baptist Ministers Conference
aud others.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-01
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

hICHMUNU. May OF, IoHf
OFFERINGS Corn White, 1,S66 bushels;
mixed, 900 Dushols.
No sales reported
QUOTATIONS. Wheat Longberry. .0a57c.;
mixed. h5ao7c. snortbetry. 64n51c.: No. 2.
red. 56a5dltc Corn-White Virginia tbag lots),
41l5c. NO, : white. 47a47,sc. No. mixed,
4Ga48Isc. oats--No. . mixed, 40,oa4lc.; No. s
mixed, 39lsa40c. Rye, 53a5jc