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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-15
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NEW WORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK June 1.-THE stock mar
ket was very irregular. but the net result
vas an advance Of 1-Sd7-S in the usually
active list and q gain Of 80 per cent
In susauehanna and Western preferred
The Regularity Of the market was due
to a desire on the part Of holders to
lealize profits, and not to any change
in business, or crop conditions, which
are considered excellent So far as bust
ness Is concerned, the best possible proof
of improvement is the advances In wages,
Voluntarily made, being reported daily,
and the better demand for iron and steel.
Chicago Gas was the epecial feature,
1880 shares being traded In at "a $50
76 Ia, with the final dealings at IS is.
against "a rs at the close yesterday. The
erratic fluctuations were due to flood
of reports from Springfield. Ill. as to the
final disposition OF the consolidation bill.
Nothing OF a definite character was
known I'D to the close Of business here.
Sugar was next in point of activity, and
3s,700 shares Of the stock changed hands.
The stock was traded in. ex-dividends OF
2 Der cent, and sold at highs 5-S, with
the last sale at u.s. After allowing for
the dividend, the net loss for the day
was just Is per cent.
The fight I'm Distilling and Cattle Feed
ing continues, and neither side gains any
advantage. AT one time the bears sue
ceeded In forcing the prices down, put at
the close there was a recovery 10 ~ Is
Tobacco rose TO 49, but under heavy
realizations fell TO ll3gln.
General Electric dropped IA. to "a IL,
On a report that the Westinghouse COM
pany had secured contract for eauipping
the Manhattan elevated with electric
power. but later rose TO IS is on denials
by Russell Sage that the contract had
been awarded to the Westinghouse or any
other company. =,
The changes In the railway list call
for no special mention outside OF susque-
hanna and Western. The common there
rose IA, to II is. and the preferred
al on the old stories OF change In the
management. The new president will be
A. L. Hopkins, formerly Of the Missouri
Pacific and other prominent roads.
Speculation closed firm. The total sales
were 295. 1888 shares, including 2i9,0O listed
and 5000 unlisted.
The bond ], % sss s continues strong The
Treasury balances: Coin. ss2, 900; cur
rency, s65, $4,000.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE
Money on call easy at per cent; last
loan at 1, and closing. offered at l: prime
mercantile paper, 3d3 IL per cent.
Bar silver, 66 7-Sc.; silver at the board
Sterling exchange firm. with actual busi-
ness in bankers bills at SASS 1-4T34S l-2
for sixty days. and sts9nSi.ss IA for de-
cial bills, $S7 1-4nASS.
Government bonds firm; State bonds
steady; railroad bonds strong.
,rorv nrnrarTONu
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Hanover Female Institute.

ASHLAND. VA. June M-(Speciall-
The commencement Of the Hanover F'e-
male Institute took place In the Baptist
church at Gwathmey last night before
very large large gathering OF friends
A very fine address was delivered by
President OF Richmond College, whose
subject was. Higher Education Oh
Woman"
Diplomas were conferred on the follow
ing young ladies': Miss Gertrude Tomkies,
In the Schools Of English. German. and
Natural Sciences; Miss LYDIA NJ. Sitman.
In the Schools OF English and Natural
Sciences; Miss Louise Cary Page in the
Schools of Latin and Mathematics; Miss
Caroline Gwathmey Holiday. in the
School of Mathematics; Miss Virginia
ESibank in the School Of Natural
Sciences.
Certificates of proficiency were awarded
to Misses c. c. Holiday. L. G. Page.
Gertrude Tomkes, LYDIA Sitman. Florence
Newcomb. Ivy Hundey, Maude Steel. Eve
Ign Hill, Virgie Eubank. Gussie
Nixon, Blanche Breeder. Emma Good
man, Nellie Wright. Louise Steel. Nellie
Slnton, Oracle Vest. Sue NJ. Todd, and
to w. L. Carneal, c. b. Todd, and j. G..
Sinton.
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DEADLY LIGHTNING.
A MAN INSTANTLY KILLED WHILE
sirrrso Ar ms FsassSDn.
Pt rsoAs sitting I'm six Feet Of Him
Not Hurt--stunned sn the Aoad-
Tire New Ganboats Building 1t
Newport News. a

NEWPORT NEWS, VA, June As-(spe-
cial.y-1nformation was received hero
this morning that William Guy. aged %.
was killed by iightning 1T For Hill q
short distance from Hampton. last night
about fl o'clock. He was seated In his
house. In front Of the fireplace. when the
deadly fash descended the chimney and
killed him instantly. His wife and daugh-
ter were sitting within six feet OF him.
but they were not injured. The uhsor-
tunate man had been In the room but a
moment He had just come in from the
kitchen and taken a seat. His body was
not disfisufsd. small scar behind the
left ear being the only mark left BY the
fatal bolt.
A young man OF this city was stunned
by lightning last night while driving along
the road near Morrison.
THE NEW STEAMER.
The new Norfolk and Washington Line
steamer Newport News was registered
at the custom-house to-day. according to
the requirements OF law. She VIII be
turned over to her owners next Tues
day. and will be put into service at
in place of the steamer Norfolk. The
Norfolk will come here Tuesday morn
ing to be repainted. On Wednesday she
Will relieve the steamer Washington.
which will go into the dry-dock for
thorough overhauling. A handsomely
carved, ouartered-oak lady's writing.table
will he presented TO the Newport News
next Tuesday by the people OF this city.
Captain Stewart A. Geoghegan, OF the
Norfolk. will command the new vessel.
THE GUNBOATS.
The three gunboats In course OF con-
s,ruction at the shp-yard will be launch
ed about the first OF August
While these vessels win not leave the
ways or the same day. the launchings
viii be made within a few days OF each
other.
Two heavy shipments Of material to be
use1 in the construction Of the Plant
Line steamer are expected daily at the
ship-yard. 1faNif&&S
The schooners Alfred Braybrook and
Jennie Thomas are undergoing repairs
at the ship-yard.
Oee OF the best wheelmen In this city
IA John r. Dowdy. a one-legged rider.
iIe Is anxious to race any one-legged BIZ
cSclist in the State.
Judge c. =. Latham. OF Richmond. and
Misses Mitte +. Latham and Kate NJ
Latham. OF Washington. are visiting Mrs.
T.. ". Eubank. in this city.
Nothing has been heard from ]. T.
wilson. the tailor who mysteriously dis
anpeared from his home In this city seve-
raj weeks ago.
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wYTHEvILLE.


Lawyers in Attendance Upon the
Supreme Court-Other Personals.
wYTHEvILLE. June l4.-(special>-
Attorney General Scott Mr.. Martin
Hurless. OF Bedford City; Mr. Tompkins.
of Hillsville: Colonel John Il. Penn, OF
Roanoke: Mr.. Martin Williams. OF Bland
county; Mr.. Glasgow. of Roanoke; Mr..
r. +. Scott, OF Roanoke; Mr.. 9. w.
Grimm. OF Bedford City. are In attendance
upon the Supreme Court.
Misses Fannie Fulton and Minnie Spill
ter have returned from their respective
schools. in Baltimore. and add two more
fresh buds to wytheville's diadem Of
beauty.
Miss Lizzie Graham. Of 0raham's Forge,
. young lady whose charm Of person.
mind. and manner make her q universal
tavorite. is visiting friends In Wytheville.
Two attractive young iadies-Miss Daisy
Thompson. Of Tazewell. and Miss Ora
ham, Of Pulaski county-are guests Of the
Misses Alexander at Plumer College.
Mr.. and Mrs. George st. Clair. OF Taze-
gel. are waiting friends In Wytheville.
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STANTON.
Lot Donated to Memorial Assoc
cinfiou-PersOnaI.


sTAUNTON, VA, June 4.-CSpecial)-
Or. and Mrs. A. NJ. Henkel, of Staun-
ton. to-day made a deed Of gift to the
Confederate Memorial Association oil
Page county in which IS conveyed a
handsome lot adjoining Luray. This lot
IS situated on the New Market and Sper.
ryvil.e turnpike and the Confederate vete-
rams will erect this year "A handsome
monument TO the memory Of the gallant
boys who wore the gray. The figure
sErmounting the monumental Confede-
rate s0lder--will be executed by Herbert
Barbee.
Miss Mary Julia Baldwin, principal of
the Augusta Female Seminary; Mrs.
Robert S. Hamilton. and Mr.. Wayt King.
Miss Badwin's private secretary, are a:
Atlantic City.
+. HaGerman, Philadelphia capitalist.
has secured plans for a handsome bust
ness-house TO be erected on the site OF
The old Sherer property. adjoining the
Eakleton. on Chancery Lane. The new
building, when finished. will be occupied
by Mr. John Il. 0untner, formerly Of
Richmond.
Captain James Bumeardner. Charles L..
Cooke, Fitzhugh Elder, Richard r. Bell,
Z. r. Webb. OF this city. and George
Beall. Of Maryland, left this week for
their annual outing on the head waters
81 the Greenbrier river. They take cook.
kettles tents. and fishing-tackle. and II
he party has its usual luck, will catch
hundreds of mountain-trout
These young ladies, pupils the past SEES
sion at the public schools, have been
awarded scholarships at the following by
staunton female colleges: Miss Josephine
0gilvie, to the Augusta Female Seminary,
and Misses Clara A. Nothnagle and Kate
lee Fifer, TO the Virginia Female Insti-
ute. The scholarship to the Wesleyan
Female College has not been awarded es
yet.
Colonel Edward Burke runs regulair
now a tally-ho coach from the Eakletou
Hotel through the city and along the
beautiful drives Of Gtpsy-Hill Park and
Lakeside. distance of four miles. A
handsome pair OF Sam Purdy horses are
the leaders of the four-in-hand, and the
zach. which runs on schedule time, is
much affected by the sweils In the city.
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year. His health failing, he WAS placed
on the euperAnnuAtAd list. and had re-
6sded here since that time. While not
regularly at work, he had been faithful
~ lsboring to Asxist others In winning
souls for his Master. and on last 6unday
made IN earnest and instructive address
before the Young Men's Christian Assc-
citation.
The remains will be taken TO Peters
burg, probably on Monday. and Inferred
In the old Blandford Cemetery.
Personal.
Mr.. f. s. Collier has served notice
Of contest on Mr.. r. Il. Montague. Com
tnonweaIths Attorney.
Mr.. B. Gordon Cumming Ia home from
the university. having taken his l..
in one year
Miss Laura Scatter II quite sick.
DR.. J. w. Hope. Of York county, was
here yesterday.
Old Point Lodge Of Odd-Tellows cele-
brated its twehty-third anniversary last
night With appropriate exercises.
Mr.. Claude Crockett. who has been
quite sick, Il improving.
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CrOxet's Bank Joke.

CROZET, VA. June 14.-(Speclal.)-The
Farmers and Fruit-Growers' National
Bank OF Crozet. which few weeks ago
was born in the brain of a humorist OF
Western Albemarle, has brought Mr. j.
NJ. Ellison. the imaginary president, into
great prominence. The huge joke origi-
mated as follows: Messrs. Thurston
Brothers. Ellison & Robertson. James
Gentry. Abram Wayland. and DR.. w. j.
Jones shipped strawberries TO Cincinnati.
valued at sf25. and received 1913 for the
lot at Is said" that the extremely warm
weather caused the fruit on its long
journey to become almost worthless. but
some of the Crozet growers think 1t was
"a horse Of another color" The ship
pers. so the joker stated. decided to pool
their net profits-s923-and start n nation.
al bank-most Of the bonds being held
by Cincinnati men.
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TAZEWELL.
The Town Improving-Govern
O'Ferrall Endorsed.

TAZEWELL, VA, June H.-(Special.)-
The town of farewell has more improve
ments under way in the erection Of build
ings now than ever before. Money mat
,ers are easy In this section, fruit and
grain crops promise heavy yield, and
there is a general air Of prosperity among
The people.
AS the Pocahontas mines increase their
working force the demand for the agri-
cultural products Of our farms increases
and gives q stimulus to the maket which
would never be felt but for the mines
There is general approval here, with
,ut reference to party. Of the course per-
sued by Governor O'Ferrall in maintain
ng peace and order at Pocahontas and
allowing men who desire TO work for their
daily bread to DO SO without fear Of
molestafion.
Judge James p. Kelly IL lying critically
al at his residence in this town.
Professor Hunton, late Of the South
west Institute. Bristol. Tenn. Is here
with q view Of purchasing the Male Col
iege and opening a private school.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-15

yslsrsd. esrn W.. unable e e r6s S,s,a sns
aid scarcely Anything in the market. Ioca,
sssIssrs Essps " sns AZ se e sc sold
between 81 i-sBsi IA and y ~. nna
closed a. the latter--7-Sc: lower tnsn ysS'
o.ss assinsd ire% the lsi,sn e.; . ' Ssr
SURROUNDINGS. AZ tne start IN ,,res
but after the whe ,,o ard corn 9gmm maasn.
houses we're good sellers. principally OF
long stun J.iy oats siossd a.s9s- 80
lower than Monday Cash oats were
steady for Nd. 2. and Lie lower TOT
white. - 49,.
Provisions with ire grain and nof
markets both Weak; 4 Tss oispcs, f mo to
decline The esrins, yrs re- 'i sssni,ru and
IN the market was In favor Of higher
price. and on any eneonrasssm IN. |, 5,v wss
~ The close July pork and jay isrd
we're unchanged. and July rios snade
rho leading futures ranged as follows:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-15

No. q, daily for Atlanta and points be-
yond with through Pullman service.
No. 43, "Vestibuled Limited Train"
Buffet Sleepers. Richmond to Atlanta
Close connections at Atlanta for New
Orleans ane all points South and South
west; and al New Orleans with the
southern Pacinc and Texas and Paclao
railroads TO all Texas points No extra
charge on "Vesubuled Trains"
ARRIVE RICHMOND.
No. z02, Atlanta SpeciaI Vestibuled
Limited Train." $40 A. 81. daily.
No rs. Mail and Express. So p. NJ.
For tickets, Pullman reservations. &c.
apply to II, ID. Owen, Ticket Agent. Byrd.
Street Sation; Richmond Transfer Com
pany, SOL east Main street. and Com.
panys ONCE. $50 east Main street.
l.. ST. JOHN,
Vice President.
JOHN III. WINDER,
General Manager.
T. J, ANDERSON,
General Passenger Agent.
II. NJ. BOYKIN, City Passenger Agent.
e3s east Main street my II
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-15
RICHMOND RAILWAY
ELECTRIC COMPANY.

Main Office and Light Department
foot Of seventh street. Telephone S57.
City Division. Office Main and Vine
Streets. Telephone Sl4
Union Divino;. ofics Twenty ninth
and p stxestA Telephone 656
Manchester ONCE. Semmes avsnuA
Telephone 1921.
Are and lncAndsscsnt Lights and
Electric Power q reasonable sstsa
Electric Light Wiring speciality
. Parties dssiying Eisetric Liekts q.
Power By notifying ths main ofaoe bv
nah ~ telephone, win b waited upos
- 3 SsyssssatAtive q ths company.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-15
RAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND :
Y0RK-RlVER LINE, VIA WEST POINT
THE FAvORuTE ROUTE NORTH.
LEAVE RICHMOND.
TRAIN 40. 10. slo ?. N.

TRAIN 10. ~. 5lO y. VI.
LOCAL EXPRESS daily. except sun.
day Stops at AL stations. At Lester
Manor connects with stag sOr Walkerton.
so. ~ West Point with York.rlyer
steamers for Baltimore.
TRAIN No. is. i:4J y. N.
BALTIMORE LIMITED. daily. eSeert
Sunday. Close connection al W est Point
with steamer for Baltimore.
Steamers leave Baltimore AT ) y. NJ,
and West Point =. NJ. caliy. except
Sunday.
Trains from ives, Point arrive at Rich
mond at ee7 4. NJ. daily. 1870 A. NJ.
daily. excep, Sunday ant Monday. and AT
TRAIN No. a. $50 4. NJ.
LOCAL MINED. daily. except SUNDAY,
leaves Twerty-thirc street for west Point
and intermediate points
Ticket-ofItcs at station, foot OF virginia
street. Open from 500 a. " to 500 y. IL,
and from 900 II. NJ. to i2c5 \. "a:
J. NJ. CULP. W A., TURK.
". IL. GREEN, General superintendent.
X !. O'RRTEN superintendent
JOHN " DEALL. Travelling Passen-
ger Agent. 90 east Main street. Richmond.
va MY 10
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

RICHMOND VA, June lt-No auction
offerings on Change to-day.
Private sales: Filters. %: wrappers, 8:
cutters, 81 dark leaf. 50; Jugs. L. Total.
10 hogsheads.
Revenue collections: Cigars and olga
rettes. 2S7o.l0; tobacco, si,0d.2e. Total,
S.f30.3s.
Auction offerings on Change for week.
% packages, and taken In. Highest
price, S2: lowest. $40.
Loose sales to-day were better than any
previous day this week for both bright
and dark tobaccos. Prices were very sat
isfactory on all grades. and sales larger.
Cutters were in good demand again to-
day; also, dark leaf. Other hogshead to-
baccos were dull
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PERSONAt..
NORFOLK.
New Pastor Of the First Presbytc-
rtau Church-PAfnfuI Death.

Ran Church>Phtnful Dentn'
NORFOLK. VA, June A-tSpecis!,-
Rev. Or. Howerton. the new pastor OF
the First Presbyterian church. arrived
here this evening over the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad. and his family VIII
follow later on. He viii fiji his pulpit
Sunday, and will be installed as pastor
next Wednesday night. Presbytery WIZ
meet Wednesday morning to arrange Tor
the Installation.
Captain and Mrs. Hudgins. Of sco'ts-
Vile. lost theif 2o-montbs-old daughter
Mary last hight. The little one was
playing around, and found box OF
matches. a number of which she put In
her mouth. and when discovered by thu
family was In agony physician was
hurriedly sent for, but the little one DIED
before he arrived. Captain Hudgins COM
mands the steamer City OF Chester. The
remains OF the child will be sent TO
Mathews county for interment.
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nArLn0Ap Lines
Sd u aR E sR
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
(PIEDxoNT AIR-LrNE).
CONDENSED SCHEDULE.
IN EFFECT MAY IL, is9s.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND, VA.

rOs A. NJ. SOUTHERN EXPRESS. daily
for Danvllle. Greensboro.
Winston: Salem. Sieepers Rich.
noiid. Va. 10 Danville ana
Greensboro, Connects at Dam
southwestern VestibuIe1 Linn
tied mo. 3D.. carrying sleepers
Danville to AsheviIle. Atlantis.
Memphis. Nsw Orleans. and
Jacksonville; also. nrst.class
day-cosch between Washing
ton and Jacksonville Connec.
lions made at Memphis and
New orleans for All points In
Texas and California. Sleeper
open for passengers At 80 =.
l2SS p. NJ. FAST MAIL, daily. for A.
lanta and points South. Con-
rects at Aloselsy with Farm
vile and Powhstan railroad:
At .ksysville TOR Clafksyillr.
oxford Henderson. and Dur
ham. and a; Greensboro. for
Durham. kaleish. and Win
Sew York to Atlanta ard
Montgomery. and from New
York to Jacksonville. Parior-
Car Atlanta 10 birmingham.
eco T. NJ. LOCAL daily. except Sunday.
for Amelia Courthouse and IN
iermediate points.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND:
500 A. NJ. From Atlanta and Jackson
VILE
40 p. NJ. From Atlanta and Augusta.
making close connection With
$40 a. NJ, From Amelia Courthouse.
LOCAL FREIGHT TRAINS Nos. 81 and
62 between Manchester and
Clover Va. and Nos, Gy and
rs. VIII also carry passengers
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. VA. June IA. 1895

Offerings. Wheat. i0t bushels. Corn
White. $50 bushels; mixed, coo bushels.
Oats-1,oC0 bushels. Rye--l4 bushels.
Sales.--Wheat, 90 bushels. Corn-White,
100 bushels Rye--14 bushels
Quotations. -Wheat--Longbe-ry. SinSc.
mixed, sns7c; shortberry S2ns7c.; No,
red, S6aS1c. Corn-White. Virginia. SIC.
No 2 mixed. &c. Oats-No. mixed,
q l-2c.; No. 3 mixed. 80 l-2Q3ic. Rye
65I6sc.
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RAILROAD LINES.
a a 1W zgnya sSazn
RUHMOND, FREDEprcKspr,sn
~ AND r0foxAG HAILaoAn "oHo
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT Aps,,
1896. -

- ..sY esss>s sySk2s.
RUHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
~ AND POTOMAC HAILaoAn NJ
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT Appr,
1896. -
LEAVE BYRD-sTREEr srAr,ov
NV a. u. Daily, for Wa,hinvton
ton's Ngfh Stops al Eis.
csr 'ocai stations. PaIlfnas'
n0o NJ. baiiy, except SUNDAY D.,
Washington ana points No,,H
s.Yps AZ Elbu. Ashland a..
wen Milford, Frcderick.p1'S,,
boro2ks, and WidawAter' Pss'
csnTsssionai II2ih mitssi WIZ
III" r. NJ. DAILY, for Washington 49,.
points North. Stops az p1i.'
H s boswell. Mllfo,1
rieneficksbGrg. Brooke 49,
Wldswater and other stare.
srunaays sleeper. Richmond 10
sA.dRRiyE BYRo,SrREET STATION
s~ a. d. Dslly. Steps. at Wnsws,s.
BROOKE, Fredericksbgrg ~
iord' boswell. ana Asa,
END other stations sur.
Sleeper. New YORK 10 R'5s.
a:S p. II. Dsny, except Sunday s,o,,
AZ local stations ana f,Il'
ann arlof-Csr from Washinofrr
e1S r. NJ Daily. siops only AZ Frsf.
,icksourg, boswell and A.
ana Pullman.Cars from Ne.,
a, YORK and Washington
40 a. M Dsliy stops az principAf l,r,f
stations and Elba. sioan.rg
var. Connects with Conc
slcnal Limited between Va,
YORK and Washington
fhEDHhiCkSBG ACCOMMODATE
.!Daiy. except Sunday
tm =. NJ. Leaves Ryri-streef sia,lo,
40 a. ~ Arrives Byrd Street staf'o,
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY except sunday
s:+2 a. 81. Leaves Elba.
so r. NJ. Leaves Elba.
$40 a. NJ. Arrives Eiba
s0t u. NJ. Arrives Eiba
G. A. TAYLOR, Traffic MANAGE
T.. T. y. MYERS. President ~ +,
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DEPARTURE cF STEAMERS.
PHILADELPHIA, RICH I'D
AoSD. AND NORFOLK ---.ls@<z--s
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

Appointed sailing days: Every TUES.
DAY aud FKiDAb al 1 4. III. and eyery
SUNDAY al 4. Vi.
freight for Tuesdays and Fridays
steamers received TIL sailing hour. Tor
Sundays steamer I'll Il. NJ. Saturday,.
Freight received daily until /. 81.
Fare, 81.
For further information apply T.
J. ~. McCAKRlIE,
General Southern Agent; Office, Rockets.
". /. CLYDE 4 Co.
my II General Agents. Philaie!yhla
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-15

Prices Of Money, Donds. Stocks
Grain, Tobacco, Cotton, Acs snd
In Addition Thereto the Weather
Indications.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-15
$4,000

TO LOAN ON CITY REAL ESTATE
IN SUMS FROM s.. 90 to $1,000.
We will place this money from three
to five years, interest At per cent. pay
allie quarterly.
Now. IL you wish q loan, see us
POLLARD 4 BAGBY,
Real Estate Brokers,
je 1i-3t north Eleventh street.
Charlotte. Columbia, & Augusta n.
X. Co. stock.
Columbia 4 GreenviiIe II. n. Co.
stock,
Western North Carolina Il. u. Co.
stock.
. Such holders OF stock OF any Of the
above-named companies as have not al.
ready deposited the stock with J. p Nor
gan & Co., % Wall street. New York.
for conversion, pursuant to arrangement
made with the Richmond Terminal Re-
organization Committee, are notified to do
30 on or before JUNE %, 1895, after which
date no such stock will be accepted.
Four dollars per share assessment on
stock OF the Western North Carolina
Railroad Company, must be paid at time
RIc sHSa METZ Terminal REoRGANI.
ZATION COMMITTEE.
BY c. H. COSTER. Chairman.
New York. June 8. 1895. je nl3,i5&lS-4t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-15

SPLENDID OPPORTUNITIES
are now offered by the markets to easily
multiply small capital each week BY
specuiating. Our customers make big
money. Some 900 to 500 week on ,lW
Tor you? Small margin required. Our book
on successful speculation and daily mar
ket letter. full Of money producing
pointers. sent free. SRsSSls,s through sx-
Bankers and Brokers,
Rialto building. Chicago. III
my f9-eodlm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-15

TIE wrArHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY
WAS clear and hot. The skies at midnight
were cloudless.
Stota ~ thnvmorn ateP.