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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-14
FLORISTS.
c. A. ROSE,
FLORIST.

Dealers n all k.n.s o. Plants. Bats
ard Seeds. CIT flowers = specially
Cabbage and Tomato plants foec>
c-2aspiantecB nov ready AL orders
promptly attended TO
Telephone. ia Once ~ -. Water 81
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMaLE.
HELP WANTED--MAIE.
SITUATIONS WANTeD--MAlE

SITUATION WANTED-Bv a first-cIass
clothing salesman and stock-keeper Ad-
dress Clothing" care of Eagle.
d.S-3t "a
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FOR SALE--REAI ESTATE

FOR Reimbursement of or rooms
and bath. 351 N Fourth. d47-6t.@
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FOR PSNT--ROOMS

FOR RENT-Elegantly furnished rooms.
single or ensuite. Can be used for light
Housekeeping; second floor; east and south
exposure. 20 East Douglas. di9-2tlD
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DENTISTS.

= II. CREDITOR, d. d. )
Especial attention given to the insertion
Of Crown and BgIdge work.
- North Main s..
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FOR RENT-Handsomelv furnished
rooms. on first floor: central: modern:
reasonable; with or without board. 5l5
y. Topeka. dig-St. n
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FOR SALE-7 room house and So feet.
in second block on North Lawrence. for
81 100. VIM. II. Livingston, Fourth Natl
bank building. d49-lt1
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FOR SALE-Nice little home, northeas ST
corner Washington and Central, rs feet;
shade; fruit; 5 rooms. Only $400 T. l
Spencer, over 129 L. Douglas. d46-tf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-25
CHARLOTTESVILLE.
Death OF Mrs. blanche sibIey--
samuel Watson Hall

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA, Jane IL
Cspecial)-Mrs. Blanche sibley, wife OF
Mr.. b. u. Sibley. who had been m for
some months, died Saturday afternoon a,
5l5 o'clock. at her husbands residence.
on Second street
Mrs Sibley was the daughter Of MIR
FRED. Hartnagle who f. himself confined
To his bed. and has besn I'm critical
condition over since hls daurb,er's ul.
ness. Although kept In ignorance OF mr.
condition az the very time OF her death
ne had a strong convuision and IN many
ways testified % some occult sense ~
what had happened 70 his child.
Mrs. Slbley leaves two children. besides
n stepIaughter. she IS the last Of three
daughters Of Mr.. Hartnagle. Who has now
hii one child l.ying-Mr. Henry Hart
ragle.
Mrs. sibley vas a member of tho nap.
list church, good woman Rlnd.heart.1
amiable. and charitable Her funeral 90.
place from the Baptist church yester.
lay AFTERNOON at O'clock. and was con.
Quoted by Or. =. G.. Bledsoe, Of the Nlehto.
dist church.
samuel Watson Han who had been IA
Tor ten days died yesterday morninr
ahout D O'Clock. His death was due ?,
some abdominal trouble. not dearly dc.
80 ~ "do Nue sun or Mr. r. W
hHlL ana was IA the lith year ~ his
age He was a. very bri,b,
his funeral took place this u,orni,o p.
u cIoek' and was conducted tv Dr $40.
e. BledsOe.
\ Mrs Giles 5ied yesterday y~ornlns
nj me residence OF ar p. y. Jsfown in
me Rose fiill section. She sd been liv-
ing FOR some time al the house Of COLI
ored woman In this city. and last week
"a la
stopped M Mr. Browns where She was
taken very H.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-25

for his invitations TO visit that old and IA
nous professional school.
> To the Scotch-lrlsh Society OF Rock
bridge county. FOR their hearty and val
liable corporation IN entertaining the
visiting members OF the congress.
We would not separate without recall
Ing our great pleasure in bcholding a ]
around us in this beautiful region the
signs OF growing prosperity and Of a
healthy moral tone among our Scotch
Irish brethren and the great success OF
this noble Scotch-Irish university. In
which orr m~etlnes have been held. We
desire 10 renew our expressions OF thank
fumess 80 God. who gave our fathers n
happy home IN the New World. and or
earnest prayer Is that our society may
help To promote sympathy and co-opera-
ton among American citizens. from
whatever nationality derived. and that II
may preserve extend. and deepen the
feeling Of unity that exists between the
North and the South. the East and the
West, Of our great country.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-25

4 Virginia State official is in receip.
Of letter from 20 prominent Republican
ana Federal general 100 Iowa, who w,lte ;
that be- is for silver. that We are an
Americans old issues are dead. the pasc
is fixed. and says let's build the new
Alright ami an Doe friends. lie says thac
he may be- throwing up his lat along
with big. loyal-heartei General Black.
barn. of Kentucky. and that old Nestor
OF the United States Senate. G0yerno.
Harris. lie says. strange things -
happen. Iowa goes Democratic, Virginia
may 20 Republican. Just keep your eye
ON Governor Horace Boies. of Iowa. for
the next eighteen months; lots OF bi.
men out here. The mothers children
came west. and some OF them may b1
Presidents. General +. ~. Drake viii win
the goveInorship OF Iowa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-25
SCHOOL or METHODS.
Opening ENcrci>rs-9hc tddrcSScs--
Instructors and Pupils.

BEDFORD CITY Va. June 2l-(spe-
c'al) The exercises inouguratIng the
Virginia summer School or Methods took
place at Randolph Academy to-
night, addresses being made In behalf
az Che town by Professor s. NJ Hughictt
and %. q. Ruckor which were respond 4
% hv br White. Professor Southwick,
AMI others, Of the faculty Of the school
The following instructors have arrived.
nr White. OF Chicago: Southwick. OF
Boston, Apgar. OF New jersey. Stcar1cs.
90 Roanoke: Shcppo. OF virginia. Black
we'll. o. Randolph college and
Morris. o. Roanoke. and Misses Coffin.
OF Michigan. Stroyer. OF The Miller Man
ual School. ana Golden. of Illinois. Two
hundred ana fifteen students have ar
rived. The total enrolment is $50.
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Mean temperature. ..............Si.


NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
NEW YORK. June 2i-The reactionists
who expected that the raid on American
| Sugar made Saturday would demoraliz-
! the general stock market met with DIS
! appointm Mt to-day I'm the hrst place
| London bought our securities when IL was
| quite generally expected that the foreien-
! ers would turn mp sellers Again, the bet
! tr class OF ftOclss particularly Lake
| Shore. developed unexpected strength. me
| stock named sold as high az III FOR nun
| lots. while odd amounts commanded
Isl IL. These are the b. - figures for this
issue ever made. The rise in the stock
called ~ mind Mr. Morg1n's recent state
ment that there was good market for
choice securities and had much o. DO with
the covering movement IN the general
| market that took place IN the afternoon
trading.
During the morning session, the efforts
| to d-uress prices were only partially sue
! Cas4fuI. Sugar. Tennessee. Coal ana Iron.
Susluehauua. ana western, ana iNath,I
common r~cedIug II 10 ! o-s per cent.
while the prominent issues yielltd "his
fracflOually The reaction ia tennessee
Coal and Iron was only natural CON
siering the sharp rise in the stock slht
the Infusion % new blood ia tht Nli-'-
tory. ID the afternoon trading there were
Few signs of Wsaku-ss-iu fact. the market
assumed 20 decidedly stronger tone. ana
prices advanced sharply, sugar Whlch
had sold down 10 ny - early in me
dly. bounding up % ll5 81 on trdn-ac-
fiOrs of nearly 5000 shares. General f.l't-
tlic sold up 7 10 pr cent, to I'd T. on
good buying The rumOr I'm the board was
that negotiations win The N.eStneh'u-t
company had been resumed Tie story j.
revived. however every time tAe s''ch
e-t. active.
There was more doing I'm iron and steel
stocks Iliin0i. Central rising i.om ~ ~
10 IS IS and Minnesota Iron from - ~
~ 10 rs The Changers ana anu ihula
and Anthracite GoIlers were d. request.
and. closed higher on the DAY. Ne" t ,.aa,
land made sensational 'dNance from
o. ~ 20 "a H. bill. Oh au uucountn
rImOr that the New Haven company.
which. 90 is claimed. has secured tne road,
YIN eran1 valuable privileges To The stock
| holders
Speculation closed firm. with prices any
VIII DO from l-l IN II per cent. higher on
the day. New England gl.n,! D..
The total sales were -Nt' shares, IN
Guiding $4,000 listed and uHl unlisted
Bonds were strong. The sales footed up
III. asury balances: Coin. $'oL5oLoo; cur
rency Shh.ai"N.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money on call has bee Il easy AZ l4l IL
per cent. last Joan at J. ana closing OF
ferod az I per cent, prime mercantile
paper 3d3 - per cont.
Bar silver. So i-Sc.; VI Hican dollars o5c.'
silver az the board quiet ....,.,...,
Sterling exchange firm. WIN actual busi-
ness fD bankers bills ~ - So l--.I 81 40, for
sixty DAYS. and $3.50 l-.dSiN 3-i Tor de-
m4nd. posted rates. Sia3NfL"; com
mercial bills. SiS7 l--a&,> IT.
Government bonds firm. state bonds
quiet. Railroad bonds steady.
STOCK QUOTATIONS..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-25
CuALLOTTE VETERANS.
Confederate Rcunien-Movemcn to
Erect a Monument

BRAKES BRANCH, CHARLOTTE
COUNTY. VA. June i-(speciai Jon
Saturday last the II. A. Darlington Camp.
Confederate Veterans. held meeting
here. and therc was a general reunion OF
old Confederatcs. The day was propliious.
and necessary arrangements had been
made Tor the entertainment Of the camp
and visitors. The meeting was held iu
one OF the large tobacco warehouses OF
the town, arranged for the purpose Tho
attendance was very good. and great In
terest was manifested In prosecuting the
undertaking Of the camp TO erect n
monument on the court-house square %
the Confederate soldiers OF Charlotte.
ADDRESSES.
About noon Hon Thomas W. Scott
made brief address Of welcome 20 tho
veterans and introduced % the audience
Captain Thomas -. Jcitress. Of Chase
city. who made very appropriate and
most excellent address. lie urged tho
erection OF the monument 10 perpetuato
the memories OF the past ana Do honor
10 the Confederate soldier. and said tho
old Roman temples were not considered
finished until a statue ~ cato the Hon
est was placed in position and 80 10
cuurt-house square or any county iu VIZ
giuid would be- considered complete until
there had been erected upon II a suitable
monument 20 the Confederate soldiers
Of the county
After Captain Jeffress had concluded
Mr.. Scott introduced Mr. G. r. Green, OF
Charlotte. who delivered a lecture on
The Confederate Solder and What lie
Fought For" The subject was very we'll
Pre- 'ented. and the address greatly enjoy
"a boy the audience
REFRESHMENTS.
Ice-cream. cake. and other rcfreshment,
were sold by the ladies for the benefit
OF the monument. After the conclusion
9f Oh" exercises In the warehouse the on.
tire crowd was Invited % partake OF din.
ner az the Burton Hotel. This was boun-
tf', varied. and well served. The entire
proceedings Of the day were harmonious
and enjoyable.
In 1851 there were ten companies organ
i2ei in Charlotte county for the Confede-
rate army OF the original captains who
started from the county with a cOmnany
In 'Sl only two are lving.-namely, Cap
tain Thomas J. spencer Of keysvills. and
Captain Thomas ID. Jeffress. Of Chase
city. Tho former was the oldest captain
or "A company and the latter was the
youngest from Charlotte. But Il 4,
mournfui 10 think OF the number OF men
who have gone 10 that undiscovered
country from whence no traveller returns
The next meeting 81 the camp viii be
on the fourth Saturday % September az
the Courthouse
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-25
MASONIC OFFICERS INSTALLED.
IN Attractive Prog ADDRESS
ed The y. VI. &. \.

fN inf We - ~
NEWPORT NEWS. VA. June 2t-tspe-
cialj-The first public installation Of Ma
sonic officers that ever occurred In this
section took place at Johnson's opera
House tonight in the presence Of a large
audience. The officers installed were
elected by Bremoud Lodge. 4. T.. and y.
NJ. last Friday night and their names
have already been published In the Dis
patch. I'm addition 10 the installation
exercises. there was an attractive literary
and musical programme. as follows:
THE PROGRAMME.
March. "Eeypuan," Arlon Orchestra;
prayer. Rev. W. l.. Wood. chaplain: bass
SOLO. Mr. T. Fisher. installation Of W0r-
rhipful Master: Fair Glen over
,Ire. Arion Orchestra; installation Of
s-ai0r warden: selection hy the Newport
News Mandolin club, recitation hy Miss
Carrie Strause. ~ Richmond. installation
" junior warden. overture. Arion Orches-
ira. tenor solo. W. j. helms. installation
of treasurer. white Squadron" Arion
Orchestra. installation OF secretary. 500
prau0 solo. Miss Pcrla S'carnes. selection
by the Newport News Mandolin club.
installation of senior and iaui1r deacohs,
recitation. Miss Eva Mos. tenor solo,
Mr. : Johnson. installation OF chaplain.
waltz "Symposia.' Axiom Orchestra. in
s.lllatiou of stewards and tilor; selection
boy the Newport News Mandolin cub.
charge 20 the brethren.
Bfemoud Lodge IS one Of tho most
nour.-hiug Masonic lodges I'm the state.
ADDRESSED THE s. VI. g. \.
State-Sccretary II. .. Williams address,
"a the mems meeting az the Young Mems
Chr.stia Association rooms Yesterday
afternoon.
During tho summer months the steamer
Louise. which runs between her, and Nor
folk win make three trips on Sundays
The ola Dominion steamer. isle Of
Wieht. now arrives here from smith
noii at < O'Clock s. ~. connecting with
the morning train fr Richmond. The
new schedule IS 70 source Of convenience
% EIchmonI neorle who visit SmLthne!d.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-25
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET

RICHMOND. VA. June =, 1895.
Private sales were moderate today.
consisting OF email lots Of various dark
and bright grades.
Revenue collections: Cigars and cigar
cites. Sl.6ltS0. tobacco. S225igI. Total
$G.Si9T.
The rain reported West has by no means
gan 10 manifest itself last week here. and
the NirSinia crop seems 10 be- in good
condition for start
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-25
Prominent Citizen Of Northumberland
DenL.

WARSAW. Va. June l-SpecillD-J
T.. g. CrabUe. a wealthy ana prominent
cirzon OF The Hague, Westmerciand
county. died at his home n an early houI
YESTERDAY His remains were taken TO-
lay % Baltimore on the steamer Poto-
MAJ for iutcrmcut Deceased was for a
number NJ years member o. the we'll
known firm of Johnson * Seton Com
puay. OF Baltimore.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-25

LOUISVILLE. KY. june - Mr.
Alexander Harthiils weekly report says
Until Thursday the market for Burr 81
tobacco was markedly sir0nl
and active. and for ali grades marked
advance took pIaca. with the highest
prices of the season paid Tor the httte'
direction that Gay the keen edge WIS
tak,u of the very buOyant feeling which
has prevailed, and checked any further
advance in prices. Yesterday, however
under an active demand, all grades we're
very firm up 10 the close, more lartiru'
larly tho better grades OF filters and cut
tars which We're not the least affected 10y
the Wsll-COnlrmed reports or iurthel
good gen raj rain over the upper B.rley
Receipts decreased this week 2f5 hogs
heads. Tie total sales at auction thls
week were 341 h0gsheads. a-dlnst 1851
h0gsheaIS last IS els. 81 original 80
head-, 29ii' against 2''2, laHt WeeK i's'
views, 6f2 hogsheads, against 60 MOSS
heads last week.
The sales from January lst this year "a
date chow an increase of q.0sN hogsheaf-
compared wit3 same time idst year anu
. $50 Lo-sheaGs over sales m IN.'.
Oneriuss OF Burnley for The week;
This Week Last Week
old AMI new crop .Z.&'3 -,"H
Smoker. -Df red the offerings W no IN
smaller proportion than for some tim
past. which met with very active 90
maul throughout the week. dt iullN higher
figures than last We is. but toned down
1t,cS ,tD, rro.s5 arm Calory and
I,i.L, ,'r,in,,. "a h. ,..rv scarce and Inn
....,s,.., lr15rJ ~ nn,siIS Gelir
NJ r,tiit D. ,,3,kat on.r.1 very
80, 5,' ,.~,,, f,r. iii tr,.h ana common
and continued so. with upward tendency
H., 't 49, -, b,,t o,,i,. IN be-.
80, ~ ri'e. ,...,,. acti.. and fully
~, "' IN ,r,. ti,.,n let ve.t NialifIm.
~. 40 ,l ,.1.p,,,,,i Tho b,pher
,,,., a.. ,',.,o in f,i,i,. ,5noi SUNNY and
H.. ,,.,t az, ,lti,f d.r,.,d for0ii5hout tne
,,.,t,a 49,, v.s,i' tri.es na4rer last
- o,',.ti5 o.,''r.
cnIo,.,, iSiIisrs .,nd Cutters or rings of
M. hest l,rares ware again GOOD. and led
t0 the most active market Of the season.
with many hnrshoafs sold AT over %.
I'D 70 &c. being Be- higher than last W. ell.
and tho hfgleSt price this season All
die lower cradles were equally active AMI
frr- M nearer outside figures OF last w,oi
Ffffv horshrads OF 1891 crop sold pri-
v4taiv This Koa<
Cfi Irrf.,. Gfsriros AZ surffon very
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-25

inc boys have worked faithfully
and we'll
The first session was besun last fall
( with Professor s. !. Conman 4. NJ.
principal and Professor Il. II. Jones. \.
NJ. assistant
Rev. =. T. Epcs has been rector and
GENERAL adviser MIR. Wifrcd @. Epos
has been AN assistant Instructor. Forty
students were enrolled from various
parts Of Virginia, Maryland. and West
Virginia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-25

And Piinpies
Indicate inactlvitv OF the

indicate inactivity Of the
skin. They show that the pores are
logged and that poisonous refuse
matter has been denied an egress.
The accumulation OF tins matter
under the skin shows in red Jumps,
blotches and possibly III plmples.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-25

CINCINNATI. o., June -, 1888.
Wees Year
puern@i ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. I5,i '' -
Il J-ctoni Observation-Disclosures. ~ DID
Actual sales .................-.....lt lt d.,
We have had another week u very
satisfactory prices ana sales OF tobacco.
All grades sold higher than the week
previous. hne leaf reaching &c. and over
This class 81 tobacco Is selling proper
tionat-ly hiShor th3n anythinG else bgt
the mediums are also taking tneir turn.
and are well mp IN figures Ilasnes, Wnlcn
have been slower In action In the general
advance. received much more attention.
and particularly when c0l0ry the d mand
was strong. with improved prices.
The abundant rains which nave set IN.
seem. from our spondence, 10 nave
reached the entire tCblcc0-g growing belt
and viii. OF cOurs. adj millions OF POUNDS
10 the crop. both By improving the pros
meets OF what has been set out, as Wei
as by the additional setting m those sec
ions where they have plants. sn this iat-
ter respect thsre Is great difference IN
the different districts. plenty OF plants
I'm some places, while in others ~ Is, no
doubt lust as one 81 our shippers CN-
pressed 10, when he said. If the rain Is
10 help Us any IL viii have 20 rain plants.
But. however this may %, mere VIZ e,I-
tainiy not be- an oYerproduction THIS year,
and We don't think that decline IN
the market need be- feared-at least, not
a permanent one. In fact az We see u,
prices are only high in comparison Win
the very low figures which We nave eA-
perienced In the past twelve months. only
line grades are really high. but for THIS
there a. the very good reason Of we'll
established scarcity
Stocks in market are still light. but
In consequence % the present pr2lng sea
son. may b. expected 10 accumulate.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-25

SAVANNAH. "a, June H.-spirits %, o.
tareent, roe.,I,. * II sss'' 'aie'' ~"
Rosin"Firn. demand slow; sales, 100
barrels. A, -. and G, 81: u, ti.5; =, BID;
+. N35aslD, o. $50; n. 40; I. no;
X. s225. ". rs: y, t2oo; window-sisss,
& y wlfer.Wuife e.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-25
Southern Ralvav. pre'err cd. 100 ~
southern hallway, common. 100 ljle
RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET

RICHMOND. VA. June -. lssJ.
Cattle Receipts 90: sales. 2oD. sheep
AMI lHmbs-Rec ipts. go. sales, 30. Hogs
Receipts. leo. sales. 100
Prices. -Cattle-Best. f04 l-2c.. gross
medium 20 good SAB Ste. gross. common
To- fair 2d2 Sic gross. bulls. l-iG2 SIC.
gross. Sheep. , l-2d3c.. gross. Lambs. 30
1 l-2c. gross. Hogs. $40 l-2c., net.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-25
RALTrlOnE STOCK MARKET

BALTIMORE. MD, June 2l-Nirginia
injury. bonds. G. l-2lib5. Baltimore ana
ohio. -. asked, Northern Central. 90 3-4n
7U. Baltimore and Onto Southwestern
% lie; no.. bonds, Us. III, do 81, los
asked.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-25

RICHMOND, VA. June y, lN4J.
Offerings torn White. 40 bushels.
Sales. White 10 bushels.
Quotations w cdt-l.onsberry 1N0Slc.
red. S0Usic. Coru-White Virginia, 55c.
no. ? white 5jc.; No. mixed, St. Oats
No. mixed. B la SIC; No. mixed, 55c
Rye. GJU6sc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-25
THE HOCI>uRIDGE ALUW.
The Trials Of II Special Correspond
euf--Prr~ouai Points.

..H..
wv.
/ koCkhl'll'HE ALI NJ VA. June -
] The special correspondent at the Springs,
/ in The csrlv DAVIS of tho season. doesn't
d., a.. . g., ...... ,..,o,.,
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| The chdrce from lhr H'"l''
! city 10 this delicious atmosphere
/ produces such an exalt1uon OF feci-
! lnr that the IMAGINATION is 2pt 10 soar
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