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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-08
BEDFORD CITY.
Coal and Coke Company Reorgn-
nized-SociaI Notes.

Coal and Coke Company Reorga-
nixed-sociaI Notes.
BEDFORD CITY. VA, June 7.-(Spe-
clal. There has been reorganization OF
the Clinch Valley Coal and Coke Com
pany, w. II. McGhee being made presi-
dent and T. ID. Berry secretary and trea-
surer. These two gentlemen, with J. A.
Clark, all Of this place. now control a
large share OF the stock. The officers OF
the company will shortly be removed
to this place. The company owns about
200 acres Of cosl-tields, and gets out
about twenty cars per day.
The enrolment for the School OF
Methods now numbers 279 names, with a
prospect OF over 90
Two young gentlemen OF the town
started out on a bicycle trip 10 Cave
Spring. in Roanoke. Their record Is
ninety-four miles in six hours.
The Fifteen Club was entertained In
delightful style Thursday afternoon by
Mrs. o. c. Bell, with humorous selec-
ton from Bill Nye. after which dainty
refreshments were served.
The Thursday Club will discontinue It's
meetings for the season, through respect
for Mrs =. L. Saunders. the president
who has sustained such sore bereave-
ment in the death Of her husband.
Mrs. Prtchard, OF Petersburg, is visit
ing her daughter. Mrs. Henser.
Mrs Julia Allen, Of NeWsoms, Va, Il
the guest of Mrs. s. II. Burt.
Mrs. j. NJ Spruce and little daughter
are visiting, at Gordonsville, Mrs
Spruce's father, DR.. Pendleton.
Rev. DIR. Murray will deliver his fare
well sermon on Sunday at the Presoy
terrain church. having accepted a call e
the college church at Hampden-Sidney
He will make a trip to Missouri before
| entering upon his duties. His church hers
has extended call TO Rev. Mr.. Eg
gleston. OF Gordonsville, who has not ye
| signified his intentions with regard TO IL
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employed IN ways tsseiis to the ins>sssse
OF the corporation ara for ne bene6t %
other persons ana corporations. IN Wick
certain members OF it, Board OF Dirsstovt
were personally interested. and fer tn
benefit OF the said members Of the Boar1
OF Directors. this TO the great esestnant
Of the corporation and OF its creditors
Various contracts. involving hundfeds OF
thousands Of dollars. are cited ~ having
been improperly catered into With other
concerns by the Louisiana Electric Light
Company, 20 the detriment Of pesitcAsr
and OF the Louisiana company itself,
Allegations are made which tend -
show that NJ. J. Hart and n. L. Mcdonald
we're the principal bsnsnelariss under
these contracts.
In order that petitioners interest may
be protected . receiver " asked for %
conduct the Louisiana mectric Ldeht
Company's AFFAIRS. and also for an ae-
counting.
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TIDE OF BUSINESS RISING.
The Cain 80 Fas. That some Fear
10 VIII Not Hold.


NEW YORK. June 7.-Messrs. II. q.
Dun & Co.'s weekly review OF
uade tomorrow will say: The tide OF
business is rising. even as 1t was declin-
ins just two years ago. showing rapidity
-i.o. The gain mas gone so far and so
iasi in some branches that the more con-
.,'aatc fear IL may not b. maintained.
b-t ile period Of dulness which comes
ia each market after an unusual rise
"lnt5 as yet nothing Ike a correspond
i-s decline. Industries gain much. halt,
20 isli back a little, and then gain once
more. The time for consumption steadily
i1,feates a. the employment and wages
el zoe people increase. Demand for money
.@ldh-s, ore bank reporting % per cent.
iaIbef discounts FOR the country, aud
eN'iLer ~ per cent. more commercial
swans than year ago, and all but two
report some eain. one serious question
Iemains-wheiher the crops Will BE- full
enough 20 sustain large business. But
l-e worst reports to-day are better by
iel man the estimates recently current
cotton declined an eighth with better
weather az the South. but prices rose
eoain with the report OF only 1l.6 pr
e.-t decreafe In acreage. a much greater
decrease had been called for but the
condition Is reported less favorable than
4ast year With a tenth smaller yield
sei acre. and an acreage 1lG per cent.
.''s inan last year, the yield would Dtill
'Al.ea 10000 bales. which. with heavy
t.o,hs carried over. would forbid the
yea ot q famine. But a i8te. crop IS the
n5fc exposed 70 injury. June began VITA
...'9a4 bales already In sight. and 5,soZ.
~ American remaining IN stock. while
Vs United States splnners held May LIST
con-
19,iou-mills are doing well. with very
"itiactory orders already for prom.-
Ntut lines. and the market Is strong,
WIN occasional further advances. kuis-
so21s also show some Improvement. and
higher prices Tor yarn, though prices
ave been cut In some kinds OF hosiery.
ne effort 70 end the Olneyyillc strike
eea not wholly successful. and In a few
e'hef woolien-miilz strikes have occurred.
Dsi the demand Tor goods looks better.
eAl tair start has been made ia the
Vfoers Tor fall goods
non pushes upward like the great build
mas int0 which 30 much Of IL goes and
N'' advance In finished products has be-
Tome general. OF structural steel. 1850
,sas were turnrd out in May by the
Nvinestsad-N oTks. breaking the record
stl prices rose IS per cent. in beams
shl q for angles. The Eastern Bar As
te'fton mas raised the price OF roof
IN 70 M0l0. ana the Amsigamted As
-'@ton demands OF Pittsburg and west
inakers a change OF wages. with ~
s.sS 80" a. the basis. Coke-producers are
- - % have substantially agreed upon
~" ~ an agency. an allotment OF out
f, ana an advance IN prices A.bo higher.
ana purchases OF 5000 tons by the
g,sl producer OF pig-ifon have raised
n, ,I 70 si2 al Pitisourg. while south
~ mas again been advanced q cents.
10 80 % cents all. Chicago works are
operation. though the agricultural
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t1rncy-Gcneral Of Massachusetts,. The
father Of Richard Olney owned and man.
aged The cotton-mills al oxford. ana also
engaged IN banking His mother was
"a glcourney. descended from French HUI
ruenots. who fed from France to
this country The new Secretary Of state
was one Of three sons. one OF them
IS a prominent lawyer in New YORK
having been District Attorney for the
city ana the county Of New York. An
other brother IS a successful woollen
manufacturer Richard Olney was grad
uatel from Brown University In
1856 and from the Harvard Law School
in ISIS lie married Agnes the daugh-
ser u Judge Benjamin +. Thomas, with
whom be studied law. They have lived
~ late years at Boston. with summer
home near Byzzsrds Bay and Gray
Gables. the summer residence Of the Pres
iient.
Mr.. Olney possesses fine literary attain
ments Although close student he
IS "a lover OF outdoor sports. and Is
GOOD horseman. an enthusiastic tennis
player. and skilful angler.
PERSONAL APPEARANCE.
He is a man Of medium height and
robust form. and in general appearance
conveys the impression Of intense vitality
ani physical endurance. His face is
ffT1UE. Keen, ana lNttiittiudi. IDoubu
bis manner Is somewhat reserved, he un-
bends readily 70 intimate friends.
Dr. Oiney has served one term In the
State legislature Of Massachusetts,. and
was an unsuccessful candidate for the
attorney gencralship of that State. Some
Years ago he was rendered position upon
the Supreme Bench of the State,
bat declined g. lie also was prominently
mentioned as a candidate for the chief
justiceship ~ the United States Supreme
Court. to succeed Morrison II. Waite.
ln politics be Is an old-time Democrat.
but was unable 10 support Butler for
Governor be ala not take a prominent
part in the last presidential campaign.
bat rendered effective service 10 Mr..
Cleveland in an unobtrusiye manner
As lawyer Mr.. Olney's success
BIAS been that Of a counsellor rather
Than that Of an advocate. His mind is
ESSENTIALLY II judicial cast. He has
loag represented some Of the most in
f4eltal interests Of New England, and
40 Tue bar of his native State as well
as before the Supreme Court Of the
United States. he Is regarded as a mas
ieriy exponent OF the law, relying for
success upon cOnciseness Of expression
ana c.earness OF statement rather than
upon purely rhetorical effort.
BE is In the Goth year OF his age.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-08
EXCITEMENT At KEY WEST.
A Cuban Expedition Gets Away
Familiar Ences Missinp.

JACKSONVILLE FLA, June IA ca
blegram to the Times-Union from Key
West says: Unusual excitement has been
noticed among the Cuban population for
the past day or two, and it is now posi-
lively known that an expedition Of two
or three hundred well-equipped men, Gu
hans and Americans. has left this city
since Wednesday. commanded by Serafn
Sauf.hes II is reported that large
schooner. painted black. supposed TO be
the Nassau schooner Mary Jane, was
seen lowering near the east end OF the
island late Wednesday afternoon. Short
Nv after she was sighted several bands OF
men were seen going In the same direc-
ton, each armed with a brace of pistols ana
winchester rifles and packs on their
shoulders 1t is rumored that the expedi-
ton will sail from one Of the Bahama
Islands.
Generals Roloff and Rodriguez. with fifty
or sixty men, left on Wednesday night on
the steamship Mascotte.
Many familiar faces are missing from
the streets to-day. II is rumored tonight
that another band will attempt to leave
the city during the night. The customs
officials are exerting every effort 10 pre-
vent infractions OF the neutrality laws.
A prominent shoe-dealer OF this city
states that he ordered 200 pairs OF heavy
cavalry boots for Roloff, which were de-
Nvered last week. Several tailors have
been working day and night the past three
or four weeks making clothing for the
expedition.
a prominent Cuban says this expedition
Is the best equipped one that has left the
States, and II successful In landing VIII
put a different face on Cuban matters.
THE .eyenue cutter Morrill, left the har-
Dor this evening, under orders from the
Collector OF Customs. who is exerting
every effort to prevent expeditions leav-
ing this district The Morrill, will patrol
the Gulf. and search every vessel that
has a suspicious look. Every available
man on the customs force has been called
into service tonight, and ali are doing
patrol duty.
SPANISH MAN-OF-WAR.
JACKSONVILLE. FLA, June IA
sneciaI to the Times Union from Fernan-
dina SAYS: Captain Woodruff, OF the
schooner Greenleaf Johnson, arrived in
port this evening reports man-of-war'
which he believes TO be Spsniard, lying
of Cumberland sound about six miles
from shore. There is no doubt that Spain
Is iealously watching Florida harbors for
administering expeditions. the fear beins
coca stoned by the presence OF Quesada,
cespedes, the Collazo brothers, and other
cuban leaders in the State.
Ouesada and the Collazo brothers have
been here in consultation with n. Il.
Borden. who engineered the Lagonda-Ba-
raeoa flibustering AFFAIR and II Is sup
nosed their presence had something to 90
With some important movement The Gu
bans left here ostensibly for Jackson
Vile. but Il IS suspected that they are
stiI on Amelia Island Borden leit iate
this evening on his yacht Mlnim, ana II
is believed that he will pick up the Gu
hans al some point agreed upon. just
what sort OF movement is contemplated
IL Is hard 10 tell.
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WASHINGTON NEWS NOTES.
Auditor Pugh Quaiiies-NIoney for
NaynJ Vcserycs-Chinese Thanks.

WASHINGTON, ID. C.. June T.
Mr.. w. II. Pugh. OF Ohio. who was yes
ter,lay appointed Auditor OF the Urea
sury for the Navy Department, qualified
this morning, and entered upon his new
duties. Collector Manogue. Of the George
town District. called at the Urea
sury Department this morning and ten
dered his resignation. as requested by the
President.
Acting Secretary McAdoo to-day allotted
among the State naval militia bait
teries the $500 appropriated by Con-
gress for their aid. Withholding 500 for
lnstructlon-bOoks. North Carolina, with
255 salormen. gets {1SlSls; South Caro-
lima, with 1856 men, $3.50; Georgia, with
~ men. si72.73. Massachusetts figures
highest In the list with 400 sailors and
$.Tis.1s, and New York second. with 37s
men and $,jlS.iS. Georgia makes the
smallest showing.
Mr.. Yang-Yu, the Chinese Minister, ac-
companied by two members of his suite
was received at the White House this
afternoon by the President, In order TO
present an official communication from
the { .hnese Government formally thank
ing the President and Government OF the
United States for their friendly offices
in behalf OF securing peace between China
and Japan.
The Minister was escorted by Mr.. Uhl,
the Acting Secretary OF State. and the
interesting ceremony took place In the
Blue Room, the official audlence-chamber
OF the White House. The document con-
taing the Chinese expressions OF graft
tude IS on yellow silk. and ornamented
with ribbons. II is about two feet wide.
and several feet i'm length
The ceremony was very brief. and az
it's conclusion the Minister and the mem
bers OF his suite withdrew.
Hiram Lott. the American Consul at
Managua. Nicaragua. who died suddenly
at his post yesterday, was at the time OF
his appointment acting Lieutenant-Gov-
ernor OF Louisiana. through his Office OF
President OF the State Senate. the LIeute-
nant-Governor having been appointed 10
the Supreme-Court bench OF louisiana lie
was farmer from West Carroll Parish.
adjoining the Arkansas line, and was be-
tween 80 and 90 years OF age, and had
a large family.
Admiral kirkland cabled the Navy De-
partment to-day that the cruisers San
Francisco and Marblehcad left Southamp-
ton this morning, the former for copen-
hagen, where she will be followed In a
few days by the New York and the CO.
lumbia. and the Narblehead for Hamburg.
where che will join the specially selected
light-draft vessels. one from each parti-
cipating nation, 10 make the procession
through the canal. 10 be welcomed by
the assembled squadrons at KEEL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-08
The Armenian Affair.

CONSTANTINOPLE. June 1.-THE Ar
menian difficulty is no nearer settlement
than ever. The Porte has declined to en-
tertain the guarantees OF reform which
were demanded by the Powers. and mat
ters looking to a solution Of the difficulty
are at a standstli.
The annual fete in celebration OF the
granting OF the Armenian Constitution.
which has been forbidden for several
years. will be permitted this year. and
will be held on June 9Th.
A Constantinople dispatch TO the Daily
News says that a Joint note will probably
be presented to the Porte by Great
Britain. Russia. and France. formally re-
viewing the demands for reforms in the
administration OF Armenian affairs, and
intimating that grave consequences will
result. from failure TO grant the de-
mands
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Tvfiby Excavations.

Commencing Sunday. June 9Th. arx
every Sunday after until recalled. we wti
run our select seashors excursions viz
Norfolk and Western railroad 10 Norfolk
Virginia Beach, and Ocean View. Traix
leaves Byrd-street Tnion) station az So
o'clock A. NJ, sharp. Returning. leayef
Norfolk at o'clock p. NJ, stopping onlI
at Petersburg and Suffolk. Fare for "a,
round trip: Richmond 10 Norfolk. a. u
Virginia Beach, 81 30. and 60 Ocean View
Sis. Special vestibule coaches for isdic
and their escorts. Reduced rates fof
meals at Princess Anne ana Ocean View
hotels for our people. Close connecties
at Norfolk for Virginia Beach and Occas
View trains. We leave promptly on time
A daylight ride; no loss OF sleep: a good
dinner. and a nice dip IN the ocean. all
by going on the Trilby Excursion. Tick
cts for sale at the train.
CAPTAIN J. X. NICHE.
X. T. ADAMS.
Managers
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e. ~ woodbr,dre q Co. Fnir.

NEW YORK. June &c. l.. Wood
bridge Co., importers OF dress-trim-
mings. buttons. etc. failed to-day. with
liabilities OF from 10000 TO $4,000. The
assignment was sudden. and caused con-
siderable surprise TO the trade.
MIR. woodbridge said to-day that the
failure was largely due TO carrying too
large a stock. Banks which had here
.ofore accorded them accommodation
pressed them. fearing that there might he
a depreciation OF per cent. in the stock
of goods on hand at any time
He said ne could not give definite In
formation as TO the assets and liabili-
ties but thought the liabilities would ex-
coed sao0.0oe, The assets consist OF stock
and outstanding accounts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-08

implement-makers lag because the
coming harvest IN In doubt
The flow Of money hither from the
interior has not ceased, but has much
lessen d. and banks report general In
erase In discounts for the country.
largely for the South, and in commercial
loans here. mainly In manufacturing
paper. Foreign exchange Is higher. ex-
ports showing IL per cent. decrease for
five weeks, while imports show IA per
cent decrease. London has sold about
$4,000 shares OF stock more than IL has
bought for the week. but stili bids largely
for bonds
The failures In the four weeks OF May
showed liabilities OF sy.829is1. OF which
s.. i0i. N5 we're OF manufacturing. and S.
1896 OF trading concerns. Last year the
total was S97S7.92i. OF which Si06l ,602 was
OF manufacturing and S2Sl. $50 OF trading
concerns.
The failures for the week have been
1875 in the United States. against PIG last
year. and IS in Canada. against 40 last
year.
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corima Disaster investigation.

SAN FRANCISCO. CAL, June TINE
offieial Investigation into the colima DIS
aster was begun this morning by tne
United States Inspector OF Huils and BON
ers From the testimony Of Storekeeper
A. X. Richardson and Third-hate han.
sen q Is probable that the cargo shiI.s9 ,
below Ts,ey admitted that the vessel
eareened over 10 starboard and righted,
and that next time she went over she
would not right. II Is thought the cargo
below shifted on the FIRST roll, and that
the weight prevented her from rsxating'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-08
Narrow Escape from Train-Robbers.

KELLOGG. IA, June 1.-The Denver
Flyer. east-bound. on the Rock Island
road. had a narrow escape from being
wrecked here at IL o'clock last night by
traln-robbers. who removed two rails and
piled ties on the track. The engine,
tender. and baggage-car left the track,
but the engineer succeeded in preventing
a serious wreck. The robbers were con-
cealed in the bushes along the track, but
fed when they saw the train had stopped.
Officers are in pursuit. The passengers
were frightened and concealed their
yaI1a HES
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-08
Bible Conferences ut Ola Point. yuas
1ith TO 18th.

The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Company will sell round trip tickets 20
Old Point at one fare rate for trains
OF June 9th To 18th; good TO return
until June 18Th
The conference will be conducted by
Rev. A. c. Dixon. ID. d.. and the singing
will be under the Leadership Of Mr.. v
IL. Jacobs Mr.. Moody's well-knowu sinx-
err. Special hotel rates for those attend-
ing the conference
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-08
TERMINAL REORGANIZATION.
Notice 20 Holders of stock Ia Ger
tain Roads.

NEW YORK. June lit Is announcer
that such holders OF the stock OF 'ne
Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta railroad,
Columbia and Greenville railroad ano
Western North Carolina railroad as nave
not already deposited their stock WIN =:
y. Morgan q Co. for conversion, pursuan'
10 the arrangement pade with the Hlcn-
mond Terminal Reorganization toihinI,-
tee, are required 10 do so before 'un ',,
aotb after which date no such stock viii
he accented. The stock OF the western
North Carolina must pay 81 assessment
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-08
MaxNIsH WOMEN DENOUNCED.
Bishop Doane Says That Woman
Suffrage Might Bring Anarchy.

Bishop p6ane. OF Albany, N. Y. one
Of the New York State University re-
gents. in an address TO the graduating
class at st. Agnes's school, Albany.
Thursday. said:
"one gets sick and tired Of the way In
which the talk OF woman's vocation nils
the air have had occasion here to say
what wrong to womanhood these women's
rights would BE-. and I have no desire
TO recall a word. Numbsrless names on
these modern millinery petitions mean
only the thoughtless and good-natured
yielding 10 persistent pursuit. just as
Legislative majority votes stand. In not a
few Instances. for a mistaken courtesy
or an unnanly coward.ce. believe that
God will yet save this State and nation
from the aggravated miseries Of On en-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-08
Stahl batted in FarreIrs place.

Stahl DATED In FarreITs place.
Summary: Earned runs-Norfolk. 2;
Roanke, g. Home runs-Kelly, NioX.
Three-base hlts-Padden. Bradley. Two
base hits-O'Hagan. Kelly, Niox 90. Nc
Cam %. Padden. Stolen bases-Norfolk,
l. Double play-Corcoran. Mccain. Col
llfiower. wild pitch-Herr. l; Mccain, 2
Passed balls--Geier. Struck out-By Herr,
Z: by Mccain. 3. Bases op balls-On Herr.
l; off Mccain. 7. Hit by pitched ball
Clark. Time. 2 hours. Umpire, Mitchell.
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Petersburg Baseball Notes.

PETERSBURG. VA. June 7-tSpe-
cial)-Jack Brennan. the great Texas
catcher. has been signed by the Peters
burg club. and a ticket sent to pay his
passage here.
burg last year, when the pennant was
won, is in the city. and may be put
to use.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-08
ws,e They Murdereds

NEW ORLEANS. La. June la spe-
cial TO the Daily States from San Antonio.
Tex. says.
W. +. Krokey. a wealthy building con-
tractor OF this city. owning ranch on
Saiado creek. six miles out, and his wife
were found drowned In the creek this
morning. They have been reported miss
ing, and we're said 10 have gone fishing
Suspicious wounds found on the mans
head point to murder. Both were good
sW!mmers.
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A Disastrous storm.

LONDON June Ia dispatch TO the
Daily News says that q storm yesterday
caused a. food In the Roberndorf Valley.
near Oedenburg, West Hungary. All
the houses In the valley were swept away
like toys In the torrent. More than a
hundred of the inhabitants are missing.
Eighteen bodies have been recovered. The
town Of Roberndorf was submerged.
The dispatch adds that hail-storms In
the valley OF the Lritha have destroyed
all hopes OF a harvest.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-08
THE CROPS.


PRINCE GEORGE COURTHOUSE,
VA, June 7-(Special)-E Edward Garner.
confined In the county jail. awaiting trial
at the next term OF the court for criminal
assault. attempted to escape last night
by setting fire to the Jail. lie found he
could not escape. and succeeded In putting
out the fire before much damage was
done. Ten dollars will repair the burned
Dlacps
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ELEcTRIc-IIGur LITIGATION.
Big Company ut New Orieans-0s-
feet of Attack.

NEW ORLEANS. La. June 1.-THE
United States Electric Securities Com
pany. OF Portland. Maine. filed an appli-
cation to-day in the United States Circuit
Court for the appointment Of receiver
for the Louisiana Electric Light Com
pany This company 10 q huge corpora
ton and has practically monopoly OF
the electric light and power business In
this city. BY reason OF the execution OF
a certain mortgage and bond the plaintin
AYERS that. as a creditor and stockhcidsr.
n has a vital interest IN the honest and
efficisnt management OF the AFFAIRS of
the louisiana Electric Light Company.
which the petitioner AYERS have been
grossly mismana&ed. while It's means Of
credit have been wrongly diverted end
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-08

Round-trip ticke,s to Norfolk or New
port News. tonight. June :, is<5.
on the new and handsome steamer Pccs-
hontas. good 10 return the following Tuse-
day. Steamer win leave Richmond ae
10 o'clock: returning win leave Norfoix
at r. NJ, June eth. arriving In
Richmond in time for the slecrtc-esrs.
No dust. and cool breezes.