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WILL DE BRYAN AGAIN.
southern Democrat says lie VIII De
UcnOminutcd.

Special Dispatch to the Baltimore SUM
WARRINGTON, June IA distinguish
cd southern Gold Democrat who recently
for the first time, met William J. Bryan
saws he Is a man Of attractive personal
itc ana. although misguided. OF evident
sincerity. lie says Mr.. Bryan VIII IN
o,estionablv be renominatod In 1900, ana
ON the same platform as in 1896, although
there viii most probably be additions TO
meet tho later issues.
The tax OF Mr.. German or or any one
else than Mr. Bryan, this gentleman says.
q, simply childish Even If. as alleged
ana OF this there is much doubt, Tam
many has any serious purposes regarding
MIR German il will not be in any position
10 nut them into execution. The Bryan
deiegates viii Overwhelmingly dominate
Tho national convention. and VIII carry
hin, through with an irresistible rush.
I'm any event, says this Gold Democrat
from the South. Mr. German, with MS re-
cord would be the weakest man 20 put
nm and would be beaten worse than
Greeley IN 1872. In his opinion the 6oi"
democrats will make no nomination III
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AUTEUIL RIOTERS on TRIAL.
The Comte de Dion BOASTS of His
Physical prOwcss.


PARIS June 1.-THE persons ARRESTED
in connection with the riots at Auteui
June 4th when President Loubet was
assaulted on the racc-course were ar
raigned in the Correctional Court to-day
Many representatives Of high society were
present including a number Of ladies IN
rich toilcttcs. The presiding Judge. In the
course of his address recalled the fdct
that the COmte de Dion. one of the prl-
soncrs, was mixed up in a similar afialI
I'm 1880 After asking the accused per
sons 10 reply. the Judge, turning to-
wards the COmte de Dion, VINO, ne Sald
took the principal part fl the affair the
Comte. in replying, affirmed that he was
not a ROydlist, but a Republican. adding
that. however, he desired another kind
of republic"
lie added that he had no idea Of going
to Auteuil with the object Of cngagins
in a demonstration, but claimed he had
the privilege like any other French citi-
zen. of cheering for the army.
He denied having struck Police-Direc-
tor TOunv, and asserted that he had
taken lessons in fencing. boxing ana
kicking. and that If he had hit any one
the person struck would not have been
capable of coming to court and detyine
him to-day
The Comte de Dion also said that not
beirr a senator or a deputy. his only
chance 10 speak was in public places and
he wished to prove TO President Loubet
that all the world hated him.
The other defendants denied the charges
,oade against them. saying they merely
cbeercd for the armN and were thrown
10 the ground. pounded Outrageously, ana
otherwise illtreated.
Witnesses then testified that Ponce
Director Touny was unable to ldehuIy
his assailant. and that the ponce were
,nablo 10 say their prisoners were their
assailants.
Tho trial was adjourned until to-mor-
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GENERAL MARKETS.
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK, June lj.--FlOur-firmer.
I'm sympathy with wheat, but not higher,
and only moderately active, closing with
buyers and sellers apart.
Rye-Quict.
Ryo Flour-Quet.
COrnmeal-Firm.
Ryc-Firm.
Barley-Firm.
Barley Malt-Quiet.
Whcat-Spot market dull but frmeri
No red Sic. Options opened active
and &c higher. on bad crop accounts
and cables eased off &c. under realizing
bur again became very strong. advancing
Isc from the lowest, on bad crop ac-
counts from Russia. causing active cover
ing and increased investment buying.
close firm at about best prices, a &c. net
advance: July closed al Shc.; september
Chased at Sic; December closed al $3.50.
Corn-Spot strong; No. ., i2i4c. Options
opened steady and unchanged, ana eased
off slightly. but rallied, with wheat, clos
ing very steady, at about the best prices;
July closed at 1886; September closed at
40l2c.
frmer. with wheat and corn, but very
quiet and steady.
Beef-Stcady.
Cut Meats-Steady.
POrk-Firm.
Lard-Firm. Refined firm.
Butter-Weak; western creamery, lo4
lSl2c. State dairy. l3lRul7c.
Cheese-Firm; large white. '1c.
Eggs-Weak; State ana PcnhsyHah'a'
inlal5c.; western, fresh, linlll2c.; s0uih-
Polatoes-Steady; Jersey sweets, SL5Oa
Cabbage-steady at slaS75 per barrel
crate. ,,,,,
Cotton-By steamer 10 Liverpool, Rl2d.
Cottonseed-O i-Firm; prime crude, 2li2c.
Rosin-tirm.
Turpentine-Firm.
Coffee-options opened steady and un-
changed to ; points lower, under heavy
receiDts increase in New York stocks,
unfavorable cables. and weak spot de-
partment. Trading hsnt ana quite pro
fessionaI. Close quiet and unchanged 10
Z noints lower; sales. $50 bags, including
lime $500: July. $50: October, $3.50; No
yember $40: December, @.2O; March.
1886: April $40; May, s.. 10. spot RIO dull
and tending downward. Mild quiet and
barely steady.
Snear-Raw firm. Refined firm.
THE DRY-GOODS MARKET.
NEW YORK, June 15.-There is an inn
nroved inquiry from converters for brown
and gray cottons and good orders from
exporters for brown cOttons. The de-
nsnd otherwise II without change In
these lines The tone OF the market con-
tinues firm, and prices are unchanged
Print-cloths inactive for regulars at 244c
Bleached cottons quiet throughout. with
prices maintained Wide sheetin8s dun
but firm Cotton flannels and blankets
Quiet and firm. Dark and fancy prints
active. Staple lines OF prints In full
average request. Prices firm. Ginghams
unchanged Men's-wear woollens and
Worsteds selling more freely at firm
prices. Mohair and alpaca fabrics show
upward tendency.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE. June 15.-Flour-Quiet
and unchanged.
Wheat-Firmer: spot and the month,
7lIgQT7s.c.: July. 7Siau7sAc.; August. 19isg
79a.c; southern. by sample, 12n7s'7c.
] Corn-Firm; mixed spot and the month,
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VILLA

EAST RADFORD. VA. June 1j.-(Spe-
cial)-A very pretty wedding was solemn
lied at Grove-Avenue Methodist church
Wednesday afternoon. he parties being
Mr.. Sidney s. Williams, Of Pearisburg,
Va and Miss Ada Porlerheld. sister Of
Treasurer J. W. Porterheld. Of Radford.
PTesiding-Elder :. -. Long performed the
ceremony. and Mr.. Y. Il. ROyburn pre-
sided at the organ. Messrs. W. j. linlous
and Frank Cassel, Of FadfOrd, and T.. III.
POrterheld. Of Newport. and James Il.
Stafford OF Poarisburg. were the ushers.
The bride was Decomingly gOwned in
white silk. with veil. ana carried "A mag
nihcent bouquet of lilies.
The bride is a charming young lady.
with a large circle of friends and rcla-
tives. and the bridegroom is a popular
employee OF the Norfolk and Western
railroad. After the ceremony the couple
took the wost-bound train for the home
Of the groom. where reception will lie
given them.
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LYNcHBuRG TOBACCO MARKET.

IYNCHBURG. VA. June u -'Speeiaio
only 572 100 pounds Of tobacco was sold
on this market during the past week,
with no changes in prices. quotations;
SOC Gtsl; common dark Jugs, S25O9$27S:
medium dark Tugs. 2SQS25; fine ana
good dark, S3.J0uS5. ,-o-s,.
Leaf-Common dark leaf. S.5VqSi; me
dunn dark leaf St25dsj; good dark lcat,
81. 50dS9: fine dark shipping leaf. S9GN5;
good black wrappers, Sloa$l3; fine blacK
wrappers. Sl+u$24
Bright Tobacco-Bright New: Lugsr
medium Smoking and cutting, $5.5OeIS6;
good smoking and cutting. N0S.50: fine
smoking aud cutting, $SQSlO 81,
Leaf-COmmon cutters SHSs; medium
fine cutters sii 5Od$il: fancy cutters. N2Q
sl4; common wrappers SS1H2; r,edlnn,
wrappers SOdS5: fine white, NOuSp'
good mahogany, sl2.50d$G
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
Richmond, Va, June 10. 1899


Private sales reported to-day were:
Loaf % hogsheads: wrappers. l hogshead
The tobacco Inspector reports TODAY:
Inspections Bright. 20 hogsheads: dark.
81 hogsheads. Reinspections-Bright, 45
hOgsheads; dark. 103 tierces.
Allegheny Old Dominion. Stonewall
ShOckOe and SeabrOok's warehouses re-
port to-day: Receipts, 40 hogsheads; de-
liveres, 81 hogsheads.
The revenue collections to-day We're:
Plug tobacco, 1852; cigars and ciga-
rettes. $1,000. Total. So 1865.
John f.. Jacob * Co. Will offer on
Change tomorrow 80 hOgsdeads of nice
sun-cured tobacco priced by q. H. Kent
* Co.
The highest price received for tobacco
on Change to-day was obtained by Mr..
Silas Sheiburne for John II. Ball, Of
Caroline county-S2s.
There were the following sales on
Change to-day:
For George A. Haynes package J. NJ.
b.. No /, sold at S21 package, J. NJ. r.,
No 2 SIG; packages. j. NJ. r., No. 8 and
No. 9. S23; l package, j. VI. r., No. 4. S2l !;
l package. j. fl. NJ, No. /, 1913; J. III.
~ NO no. = Sl rS' ". l.. No 3, a7.25; j. W W
c.. No. /. sl7; j. W. o., No 3, $500;
" & W.. No. 2, $l6.25; j. NJ. b., No c,
SIC: ]. NJ. H.. No. 3, $3.50; j. NJ. b.. No.
and No; Il; 81; so; j. a. j; No. ! SIS;
10. :, sis2s; W +. w; No; y; as; J. =.
II. NJ. No. /, Sl2; j. ". s., No. ], So;
J. II. +. NJ. No. 6, sl2; J. \. j.. No. T.
sll.O; j. r. NJ. No. 2, sll2j; j. II. NJ
No. !. sll: W. T.. w. No. TO- si; ]. H.
NJ, No. A. sos ". NJ W, No: l, sos;
p q r.. No. 1. 5000: j. w. G., No. q
go: w r. w. Nos 2 and 3. $40; p. & r..
No. 2. s975; j. II. NJ. No. ! O.. above,.
50 q. ]. NJ. b., No. ~. 50; J. W. s.. No. 2.
So: p. & r.. No. 8. SS75; ]. a. j. No. g.
$50; J. II. NJ, No q. ab9ye) $50:
q %: j. w. >. No. 3, ss25; J..
a. j., No. 5. IS; A. o. B. No. 2,
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81; W; s.. No. T. g. 4; j.; No. s; go {,
$50; W. W. c.. No. 4: $50; J. W o.
No. 5. $50; w f. w. No: 4. no; J. H.
G.. No. s. s.; ". W. c., No. ), s.; ". &
w. No. 1. 81: +. & r.. No. I. 81; W. f..
W, No. II &c. above). 81; J. 5: O., No; o
$50; ". a. b.. No 2, s6.7J: w: +; W.
No. u d1. aboye) 1915; j. W: s., No ..
w. }. a. j., No: 2, 81: W: y; W. ~
T. w. Nos. and :. SC; A. O, b.. No. >.
$3.50; w. F. w. No. Is o.. ahovel; N.m:
W. a. d.. No. T. "a: J. :. c.. No. :. w.
G. W. X. No. 2. $3.50; J. 8: G., 10. y
so; ". y. D.. No. ;. 81; J. w =. no. y Z
w. Nos. and 9, 81: f.. NJ, No. l, s..
The general average Of the entire safe
by Mr.. George A. Haynes az auction on
Change to-day WAS 81.
Mr.. !. W. Bell. of Caroline county SOFA
his crop OF sun-cured tobacco at "uctloh
on Change to-day through MI. Georse
A. Haynes as follows; His NO J. ~
pounds at S27: No. 2. $50 pounds. at 80;
No. 3 5ij pounds. al s23 No. T. 1870 pounds
at s2f: No s. 2O5 pounds AT 49, NO b. igo
pounds, at SIG; No. I. $50 pounds. az Ns;
No. & d. pounds. AZ $3.50: No. 3. 2iS
pounds. AZ $2S; No. 10. 10 pounds' a,
$3.50. No II. 430 pounds. at Sl9.9o ana
No. 70. Jl5 pounds at -. making an
average of SO for his entire crop AROUND
For SilGS ShelbuFne q OO.-4NV D. - ~.
at s.. at 1915. 1 at NlI5; W. = W.
No at SO: A. w. No. : at j. H. q
at g. . at $50. az $3.50. NJ ~: a.
w. at IS: j. II. Is. & CO.. at so''o , q .
50. AT 81 M Sli: j. II. G, az S.;Z's =
at $i025. 3 at sli25, > at ST. ! nj S ~, Z. Z. ,
A. j. c., M --. 2 at $50 ! az 49,
I. s. at 1928. at 1875. az 81. ! AT
S12.75; j. & ). H.. 3 al $50, az Wy i'a ..
$3.50: J. w. b.. 1 at $3.50. 3 at SoD. ~
SIS at Si2.75; J. II. J.. at $l2, AT Slo.
1 at S23: o. G.. at 800 az 800 l e. ~
se25; q. s. at Sl07j; f. f.. r.; al -.
? ut e. at 81, at 80: G. X. r., NJ -
&. NJ. H.. at 500; w. b. p at So,
J. u. c.. at $40; W. b. p, ar Si,9o'
n. G. r.. at $50: Il. =. G, AZ WV;
Messrs. John T. Jacob & Co make the
following comments on the tobacco mar
ket for the week: Sun-Cured-Recelpt :
moderate; market continues active tor al,
good TO prime stock; common lngs ana
low-grade leaf in fair demand. ShipperS
are again advised 10 see that thelr 10
bacco is nut in good. safe order before
shining. Dark-Roceipts continue hSht'
and ali good to fine leaf in active De
mand. low-grade leaf and Tugs IN talt
demand. black wrappers continue very
scarce. and are taken quickly at hlgh
prices when offered. Tobacco arriving III
very soft or damaged condition VIII nor
bring full market value. Brights-Oon'
tinue quiet AT unchanged quotations.
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Hampton Institute commencement

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. June 15.-The
commencement exercises II the Hampton
Normal ANA Agricultural Institute. which
we're held to-day. were attended by many
distinguished visitors. among those par
,icipatng I'm the exercises were Robert
Charles ogden. president % the Board of
Visitors. and George F. Peabody. of New
York; Charles +. BiGelow, New York;
Rev. Dr Daniel Greer. pastor Of the
Vanderbilt church. New York: DR.. Samuel
+. Courtney. Boston; Charles Meade,
New York: Rev DR. J. J. Gravatt. pas
tor Of Holy Trinity Protestant Episcopal
church. Richmond. Va: Professor Kelly
Murray. president of Howard University,
washington. D. c.: Congressman White,
Of North Carolina. and DIR. Frissell, presi-
dent of the Normal School.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-16

GETAWAY DAY At GRtVEsEND.
brooklyn Derby Won by Ahom. IRE
stakes by Nnribcrt.

NEW YORK. June l5.-This was GET
away day AZ Gravesend. and the crowd
was large. The chief attraction was the
Brooklyn Derby. At mile and a half.
with the best 3-year-olds not eligible.
Half Time was a hot favorte. Ahom
was first away. with Half Time second
and Glongar and the Bouncer bringing
up the rear In the stretch Ahom was
leading. but the Bouncer was catching
him I'm the last furlong. when he swerved.
and Ahom went straight ahead and won.
with a little 20 spare. The fremont
Stakes. Of 5000, for 2-year-olds, nad as
favoHtes the Floschmen stable pair.
Maribcrt ana MschicYous Bramble Rose
icd the way TO the stretch, when Mari
bert and Modrine went OUT aud finished
first and second. respectively. summary:
First race-six furlongs Ben liadad g
90 u won. lambert q to ] ana 10 -
second and lmperator go to ID third.
Time 1:1ia.
second race-mile and sixteenth
Survivor ca 20 1W won. Hard Knot & TO
I and 10 p second. ana Tyrshena q 70 p
Third race-Tremont Stakes. six fur
longs-Maribert 6 to y won Modrine 90
to and TO y second. and Missionary q
10 - third. Time. Is.
Fourth race Brooklyn Derby. $1,000:
one and One-half miles-Ahom * TO -
won the BOunCer % 10 ! and 10 -
second. and Macleod Of Dare % 10 j
third Time. 2:36.
Fifth receive and a half furlongs-
Big Gun q 80 y won. lnnovator q 10 ]
and EVEN second. and Minheer "a 10 j
third. Time. 1909.
Sixth race-stecplochase. two miles
Cock Robin IS 10 - won Colonel Bartlett
q to and evem second. and Populist q
10 y third. Time. $3.50.
LATONIA TRACK.
CINCINNATI. O.. June 1j.-Weather
fine; track fast. Summaries:
First race-SpVen furlOnes-NiOlet Par
sons Is 10 - won. Samvel 90 70 ~ second,
and Little Land 6 TO y third. Time
! :2Sl4.
second race-fve Kilmarnoct
& TO 1W won. Carbuncle O. TO - second,
ana Strathbroeck as to 81 third Time,
! 1N1io.
Third race-one mile and sixteenth.
selline-MOnadOur a 10 - won. the Elec-
| tor IS 10 - second and Fresland % TO j
| third. Time 1919.
Fourth racc-the Himyar Stakes; net
| value 10 winner $3.50 one mile ana an
| eighth-Cambrian @ 90 lW won, the Ken
! Wckian G. 10 y second. and Monongah a.
| TO j. third. Time. 1:5ll2.
! Fifth race-ive furlOngs-Iady Elite 6
! 10 u won May Jane IS 10 ID second. ana
Anthracite d5 60 - third. Time. O24.
sixth raCc-scVen furlOngs, selling-John
| NcElrov IS 10 u won. Landry 90 10 d
! second. and Missouri q 20 y third Time,
| l:2Si..
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3sa.a3sc.; July. 2s7sn39c; August. 29Ae.:
southern white, i0t1ufic.
Rye-Firm.
Rutter--Steady.
Sugar. Cheese, and Eggs--Unchanged
Isettuce--DuIl at iJn2Dc. per basket.
Whiskey--Steady: distillers' nDisncd
goods. Sl26.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO. June Ij.--An advance OF llsc.
was scored In wheat TO-DAY. Russian
crOp-damage reports were the main Ica-
ture. driving shorts to cover and causing
the broalesi market In several days:
Corn advanced isnssc.. oats ssulc., and
provisions 2izu5c.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Ouening Highest. Lowest. Closing.
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STANDING OF TIC CLUBS.

NEWARK. y. j., June 15.-(Speciai)-
,.wark defeated Richmond to-day IN a
-l-psayed game Of ball. Field ana We'd
..a wore released Klopf succeeded the
.rner as captain of the team. Manager
eapman has signed a new or'ieldei
... will shortly secure a third bascman.
~ ked balls figured in to-day's game.
Z. The sixth. in attempting 10 compete
g, louble play. Wrigley threw Wild 10 Cd'-
f.,n. the ban going out of the grounds
c.uson completing the circuit In the
seventh NcPartln threw 10 catch WIG
f..a ~ first. the ball going over the picket
t.r.. the Richmond captain SCORING.
-t.,.-,r chapman released Field and
ys...e. today, and signed Donovan. an
..t.....r Tie has an eye on ihIrd
la,am.r Elopf will have charge OF the
team .. this field hereafter. After the
v,...t.l .>4ibition given in the Allen
t.aH -.i-- to-day's game was mark
o. ...t The locals played with more
.. and vim than they have I'm weeks
j. the FIRST inning singles 10y hardesty
.,H SChefler. DOnOyaus double, Huh-
.... single and DOlan's mut Oi "a
't- WI BAN were responsible Tor three
r.-- In the second Cllnton's single. a
...Y base. and Hardesty's single added
- ...r Wrigley's throw was r"spon-
.... for the NTH run. Richmond scored
+. tra frst. Wrirlcy singing. shannon
...t..rs and the former scoring on Scy-
f.. single I'm the seventh Dund0n
..r..l of with a single, Hess doubling,
Nr-..v's hit scored both, the captain
On NcPartlin's throw Stcclman
....I for Chcsbro i'm the ninth, but fan
g.. Wind. The appended score gives
Gid. "details of tO-0aNs cont
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THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Orphans Defeat Cincinnati-Scorc'
u to 4.

CHICAGO. June 1.-THE Orphans
t..rf.l seven OF their eight nits IN TWO
irHs today. Brcitensteln gave thehl
r.- tro runs. Attendance. 200. ,.
rr.r,. II. II =.
Chicago .... ....2OO2O200%G 8
Cincinnati 90. 20 ] o 90 % o Al
ham and Donahuc.
'uures. Messrs. Swartwood and War
A.r Time. 2 hours.
BROOKLYN, 6: NEW YORK, 2.
NEW YORK, June 1.-THE NTH inning
an part Of the sixth in to-day's game az
Brooklyn was played In the rain. when
ihDn came down I'm torrents and stopped
ieffhcr play. Brooklyn had gained SAFE
.tal ln the mean time by punching lis
il's on Doheny Attendance, coo.
Sore. 4. H. l..
t''" lOfk '..s..ss ssssssV v
Lrlokiyn ....... .........3Ol 0Z-6 Z y
Batteries: Doheny and Warner; Ken
L.4y aud Farrell.
rmplres: Messrs Burns and Smith.
Tine, 1 hour and - minutes
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D.NyIIE TOBACCO MARKET.

DANVILLE. VA, June lj.-(Special)-
The offerings for week consist of a
large proportion of filters OF various
grades, some wrappers, and but niue
of the cutter variety. Few bright to-
baccos are coming in Quotations:
Wrappers Fancy. $i00 $jj good. NOdSiO;
medium. s20G $50: common. Hin$20.
Fillers-Fne. sT.754slO; good, S6aS715;
common. S3nS6. .I
Cutters-Fine. s1Sd$2i; good. Sl2nNs;
common sSd$l2
Smokers-Fine. 49, 50dN25O; good. S0
1850; common, S.50QS
Nondescript-GoOd. SQSijO; common,
S2m$
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SUFFOLK PEANUT MARKET.

SUFFOLK. VA, June b.-(Spc tall
Jumbo. fancy hand-picked Virginia pea
nuts. lie; No. fancy hand-picked Nir-
ginia peanuts, t3-Sc.; extra hand-picked
Virginia peanutS. 7-Sc.: No. 1 Virginia
shelled peanutA SIC; No. 2 Virginia
sheled peanuts. c3lc.; extra large Vir-
ginia shelled peanuts. 6l2c.; No. l Span
ish shelled peanuts, &C; No. spanish
sheled peanuts. sac.
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The chnsc City Shooting.

BOYDTON. VA, June l5.-(Speciall-
The examination Of Walter Wagstalf for
the shooting of James Hayes. at Chase
City. Will take place on the list lnstan !.
II is generally believed that Wagstaff
will he acquitted before the T1agistrate's
court. Wagstaff mas secured the services
Of Thorpe q Baskervill 10 aid Thomas ID.
Jeffress, Esq, in his defence.
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HAPPINESS VS.. MISERY.

DIP. CHARCOT'S TONIC TABLETS.
TIE great Partisan remedy. Is a guaran-
teed cure for the Drink Habit. Also.
Nervousness and Melancholy caused by
1t destroys the APP
I,etite for alcoholic and all intoX eating
beverages. and leaves man as he should
be. II can be administered without the
knowledge OF the patient where neces-
Sarv send for pamphlet POLK MIL
Ter DRUG COMPANY. Ninth and Main.
r,JcLrond Va NH ll-F-nr
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,,rTERsBVRG TOBACCO MARKET.

PETERSBURG VA. June b. Especially
Receipts moderate and market firm. with
demand for all grades. Quotations:
Com,nor TO medium Tugs. $2u$3.j0; good
10 enc Tugs. sid$6JO: poor short leaf.
e 5On$i50: fair to good short leaf $nN:
medium to good wrappers. $9UN2; good
70 fine wrappers Slin$lS; medium 10 good
shipping, $70So; good to fine shipping
St00S1e
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

Richmond Va, June u. 1899
Quotations; Wheat-Longberry. 70 TO
re; mixed. 70 20 nc; shortberry. 70 TO
ne; No. red, Is 10 nc Corn-White Vir-
gnid dag lotsl. re; No. white. Az to
Pc: No. white 20 TO 4lc.; No. 2 mixed
ioc.. no. mixed, 80 20 39l2c Oats-No. ,
mixed. 5Oc.; No. mixed, g TO 29lac. Rye,
80 y 6gc.
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1909. This will make IT a square fight be-
tween Mckinley and Bryan. because, OF
course, the other third tickets CT the
usual character are altogether insignia
cant and inconscqucntial side-shows.
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,oRroLx PEANUT MARKET.

NORFOLK, VA, juno l5.-(Special)-
Farmers market, fancy, o;$hc; strictly
&c.: spanish. SIC. a bushel. The market
is steady.
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rrrERsBrRG PEANCT MARKET,

PETERSBURG, VA, June lj.-tSpeci1lD
Virginia Peanuts Firm at 3Ac. for good
stock. Spanish very firm at SOC. per
lll.hnl
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unin prevents other Cames.

I.. observation-disclosures, Allentown
J. Paterson. and ScrantOn-Laucaster games
V... .I t,stpOned on account Of rain.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-16

Experiments seem TO show that large
ocean steamer. going at 10 knots an hour
will move more than two miles after us
engines have been stopped and reversed.
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cuA,iproNs &. PHILADELPHIA, 1.

BOSTON. juno 1.-THE Champions had
no trouble IN winning from philadelphia
and were IN fine batting condition when
rain stopped the bamc, in the sixth in
ming Attendance. LOO. score: X. II. f..
Boston .... .........0tl '-6 s .
Phladrlphia .... $40 90 ! o. I I 3
Batteries: Willis and Bergen, Fincld
and Mcfarland.
Umpires: Mcssrs. Lynch and Connolly
Time. ! hour and II minutes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-16

LOUISVILLE, June 1.-THE Colonies
failed 10 hit ut the right time. while the
Browns punched their hits and profited
by the home teams errors. Attendance.
20. Score: II. H. e.
Louisville -, 80 II 0001 % 3
81. Louis .........I Of 00O1 - |
Batteries; Sudhoff and O'COnnor
Downing and Kit,ridge
mpires: Mcssrs. Emslic and MELON
ala. Time. / hour and a minutes.
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Money on call steady at 2qS per cent;
last loan at 2is per cent; prime ihercah-
tile paper, 3ia04 per cent. ,.,. o.,,o,
Sterling exchange steady. with actuai
business i'm bankers bills at A.S7Aa$i.SS
far demand. and AS5Nm$LS5 for sixty
DAYS: posted rates. $tS6l4H$i@ and A.S;
'y silver certificates. ojiaG62. Bar silver,
COS. Mexican dollars, 4S2.
Government bonds frmer. state bonds
Quiet and active. Railroad bonds irregu-
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RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

Richmond, Va, June Is, 1859
Sales: virginia Carolina Chemical pre-
ferred. 50 shares at 1l5A: Virginia-Caro-
lima Chemical. common. 10 shares at 70.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.