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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-02
Mean temporaturo. ...........,
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK. July 1.-The stock market to-day
was extremely dun. especially IN rellroAd ftocAs,
Of which only ~. Paul and Atchison showed any
animation whatever, Trusts were fairly active,
though lead and sugar monOpOized speculation
Trading had all day rather holiday aspect
ami littie IL eIpec ei for the remainder OF me
week owing 20 the holiday cutting the week In
two. and many brokers have gone away " stay
the entire time. There Was better tone 10 the
market IRON the opening, and London was the
buyer, which gave much encouragement 70 the
advocates Of higher figures. Purchases Tor Tor
eign account. however,, we're small, ana IN
large market would have attracted no attention.
Fluctuations In the general list were connneo
throughout 10 the smallest limit and OUTSIDE OK
the two stocks before mentioned mere was
actually no feature AZ all 10 the usually active
LIST. Atchison vss remarkably weak In the lore
noon on rumOrs that the company had been com
PEELED to borrow money for July interest, anu
the old talk OF a receiver was heard IN some
quarters, wnich. while Il gained credence.
served 20 give dropping tone 70 the stock. AFTER
the first hour, however. this stock renamed
stoady and became much less sctgc- lnero was
considerable pressure also upon ~ Paul IN inc
forenoon, but the effort met with no success. and
later ia the day a more hopeful aspect OF the
western railroad situation sent that stocA up
fra 'tiOnaliy above ia hst-SaturdAys pTlce.
Sugar continued ia rise OF last week. and IN inc
FIRST hour advanced rapidly. scoring gain OF
nearly per cent, after which 10 rcmAineu At
most stationary until the last hour, when X
again moved up and closed 81 l&}4, against Mss
last saturday The mRrKst closed very dun Dut
firm 10 strong. and generally nc advances ot
small fractions over Saturday Sales aggre-
gated llINO0 snareA There were no marked
changes In tho list ~ the close
Ersning Exchange dun and steady al ~ ' =
49, Money easy At4 tO6 Su0-IreAsury oAl-
ances-Golf. flhf.O2600O: currency. tlS,F,, No.
Governments dun and steady 20 nrm for IS;
perceuts lss% e1. int -. coupons, 1861. state
honda neglected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-02
Presidential Appointments.
nv telegraph 10 the pispstch.l

WAsHIvGroN, July l. The Presiden
made the following appointments to-day
4. Lowden Snowden. of Pennsylvania. 4
be Minister Resident and Consul-Generel o
the United States - Eoumania. Servla. an'
Greece: William Hayden Edwards, Of Ohio
10 he Consul-Gcucral Of the United state
at Berlin Augustus Q. Brown, OF Khod'
Island. To- be- Cousul-Gencral of the Unitc'
States at Rome; and Eugene Schuyler, o
New York. 10 be Agent and Consul-Gene
raj Of the United Staies at Cairo.
10 be Consuls Of the United States
Wallace Bruce, OF New York, at Lcith
William Harrison Bradley, Of Illinois, a
Nice: Edmund l.. Fairfield, Of Michigan
at Lyons; Irving J. Manatt. Of Nebraska
at Athens: William Bowman, Of Kentucky
M Ten Tsin; Adolph G.. Studer, of Iowa
nj Barmen: Enoch J. Smithers, of Della
ware. at Etsaka and ilioga; Alexander c
Moore. Of West Virginia, at ST. Thomas
Charles +. Johnson, OF OHIO, at Hamburg
and Silas c. Halsey, Of New Jersey, a
Souuchrru
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-02

the scene Of the fight may be obtained
where the big pugilist can have quiet
nights rest. Arrangements are beinr made
because il il not thought desirable u nave
the two men 60 over on the same tram.
when the first train gets to the grounds
all the details will be perfected and every
thing gotten in readiness 20 have the pu-
gilists fight instantly upon the arrival OF
the excursionists. The train proper carry
ing spectators will probably get of about 9
o'clock in the morning. The scene picked
out. II is said, is not on the railroad track,
but Is not far enough away 20 make II diffi-
cult 20 reach The fact that there are seve;
raj spots available on the line of the road
In several parishes sets at rest all doubts
as 10 police interference. II there should
he any indications Of an interference by
the officials AT the point selected, an event
not az al likely to occur, the tram Will
move on further.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-02
DICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG
III AND POTOMAC RAILROAD

JULY I, iss9,
HALF RATES BETWEEN ALL STATIONS
On tho line OF She M uond, Fredericksburg
and Potion railroad.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-02

THE PRIZE FlGHT-THREE RINGS.
Preparations for the Contest Between sui
iivan and <ilrain.
ny Telegraph to me Dlsnnt,h.

NV ORLEANS. July sullivan viii
spend FRIDAY and Saturday 10 the spanish
Fort. where preparations ARE being made
10 receive him. The twenty-tour-ioot ring
or square ia which the great night VIII take
place will he surrounded by another rne
M a distance of SIX feet Within tins VIII
be seated the representatives, OF the press
seconds. bottle-holders. etc. aud Gordon
# police. Outside OF this viii he another
ring at a distance of foriy-tve feet, within
which those holding fftecn-dollar tickets
will be seated. The police viii also
Guard this ring. both on the inner
and outer sides. 10 prevent interference
with the fighters or their seconds.
paSsage-way will he formed 10 allow the
lighters 70 enter. Jumping over the ropes
IL Ri, outer rings. Denis +. Butler has
been gwen the superintendencN 81 the con-
struction of the ring. Captain Jameson,
of Meridian, with twenty rosolute MIsSis-
sippians. will have charge OF the inner
ring. In addition 10 this special guard
there will he reinforcemonts OF forty tricd
men from the city. who with Jameson's
guard will preserve order. 80 FAR notices
have been received that parties have beon
,oade up 10 come 70 the fight from Hazel
hurst Vicksburg, GYecnesville. Memphis.
Jackson, Tenn. Cairo, Houston, CALVES
ION, San Antonio. Fort Worth. Pensacola,
Jacksonville, New York; Chicago Mont
ronery. Denver, Mobile, Birmingham, anu
81. I,oiiis-about 1000 in all 10 date.
Curiosity is expressed as 10 when the
trains are 10 leave the city for the battle
'yronnd on the morning OF the night. That
point has not yet been definitely decided,
but il is believed that an early special train
10 carry the press reporters, Telegraph
oneyators. hackers OF the men, and into
rested parties will leave the city between
and s O'clock on the morning OF the fight
for the ring side. Attached 10 this train
viii be in all likelihood coach carrying
one OF the principals in the tight. IL IS
thought Kilrain VIII occupy the coach du-
ring the night and not leave It until he gets
into the ring. Arrangements VIII probably
he made 10 have Sullivan, his trainers,
and seconds. 90 over the esening before,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-02
WILLIAMSBURG.
Preparing FOR the William and Mary Com
nencement.


fCor,e,popdence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
july /, 1889.
Services we're conducted yesterday eve
ming hv the Rev Mr. Moss OF the Mctho-
dist Church, ia the college chapel ana Were
attended boy "a large number OF tho STU stu
dents and citizens. His remarks were espe-
ciallv intended a. closing address OF the
collegiate term. aud were most sppropriate
md we'll chosen, aud attentively listened
70 by the students.
Visitors 10 the college commencement
Rave bepun % arrive, and tho old town
viii put on her holiday attire, conmenc-
ing "Wednesday, ~ Vi.
Registered nj the spencer House are
Professor and Mrs. ". Is. Richards, OK the
university of Missouri, and Colonel Boy
Yin. Of baltimore. At tine Grove, rs the
suegtS OF DR.. Booth, are Miss Lutte Der
pard. Miss Mamie Mann, and Lieutenant
Iassiter Fourth Artillery. OF Petersburg
Miss Iucv Day, of Smithheld; Miss bette
Pollard. Of Lynehburg; Miss aud Mr.. Ia
Iafcrro. of Gloucester, aud the Misses Las
sitter, Of Petersburg.
The regular quarterly meeting OF the
Eastern Asylum directors viii be held here
tomorrow.
The glorious Fourth will be more gene
railv oirseryed here this year than hereto
isrse numbers Of our country friends viii
dock 10 town TO hear the speaking at the
Nr Robert #. Armistead, who was re-
Gently appointed superintendent OF our
,ublic schools, entered upon the discharge
Of his duties to-day. -.
The lanes CITY county Democrats meet
Monday the sth (cOurt-day) 10 send dele
gates 10 the State Convention. W.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-02
A SAD SENSATION.
A Prominent North Carolina Professor
Attempts Suicide.
lspe.isl telegram to mo Dl.patrh.l

lop8-ltl tetekrhfu 10 hho llrUht'u-l
RALEIGH. n. O., July LA sad sensation
was created in this city yesterday after
noon by the announcement that Professor
Ralph Graves, of the chair OF mathematics
in the State University, bad attempted and
nearly succeeded In committing suicide by
cutting his throat. Since June ist Profes-
sor Graves and wife have been here as the
guests Of Speer Whitaker. Esq. The Pro-
fessOr came here for rest from the arduous
duties Of bis profess0rship. He has been
under the care Of physician, who had told
him that he vas suffering from overwork
Of the brain, and strongly advised that he
at once put himself under the. care of a
specialist. II was intended TO do
this as soon as he should recover
from the physical exhaustion be had
sustained. lie was carefully tended, a
male nurse caring for him at night. Mrs.
Graves spent most Of her time with him
during the day. He WAS subject 60 parOX-
ysms of depression. Yesterday afternoon
he was reclining on a bed, Mrs. Graves
being in the room with him. He told her
she was coufning herself too much and
suggested that she take some exercise and
fresh air. To show herself in sympathy
with mis- humOr she went from tho room.
DELIBERATELY CUTTING HIS THROAT.
A moment later she returned to the
room 10 get a newspaper. She WAS horrl-
fed 10 sec Professor Graves standing be-
fore large mirror deliberately cutting his
throat with small pocket-knife. She
rushed al him and knocked the knife from
his hand. He then tried TO get his hand
10 his throat 10 tear the wound open and
make his work fatal. but Mrs Graves sue
ceedcd in preventing this till help came IN.
He was in sadly-raying condition, his
reason having given way 10 desperate IN
sanity. The carotid artery was exposed
and had barely missed being severed. The
wound may not prove fatal He was re-
moved 10 the insane asylum. Professor
Graves Is thirty-eight years old and was
one of the foremost and most brilliant
mathematicians in the country.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-02
ALLEGHANY PULP COMPANY.
Capital stock 60 BE Increased and I'm
prOVements Blade.
Lsneclal telogram % Ihe plspatch.

IYNcmURG. July IA party Of lynch
burg capitalists have secured a controlling
interest in the Allegheny Pulp Paper Com
pany, Of Richmond. and Will remove the
oilice of the company 10 this city ut an
early day. The capital stock OF the com
panv will bc increased 10 100000 fer the
purpose of constructing n paper-mill al
Big Island III connection with their pulp
n,Il which they have now in operation.
They viii also double the capacity OF thor
uuln-mill. =. 4. Krise is at the head OF the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-02
CINCINNArI

CfNCiNNArt July Flour in moderate 10
mnnd. Wheat scarce and arm. ~. red. 90.
Corn higher. So. 2miK0d. saaS4c. oats steady
No. ! mixed. - q 49,. FORK quiet ~ flIa.
nrm: shOrf-ribs, g. Barcu siendy. -nort-clear,
s, Nhi-key nrm Al tl.r2 Hogs lower; common
and light t-5Oatf.5h Pa,kiug ami butchers,
Sl.OafL.U
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-02
MARKETS By TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK.

NEW YoRK. July l.--Cosion 1rm; sales To-
day. AZ bales: also iasi week not nsfors report
OF. ,lei bales for consumption and z,3io bales
for export: uplands. II l-l6c; Orleans II SlBc
tain. b.b96 bales; 20 ibe Continent, ADi bales |;
stock, l90.s3i bales southern no1r nrm and
quiet; common TO fair oxtrn. s. soafaAo; good 10
cholce. sae0asnbo. whest irregular and iorsF I;
No red. eb1.asoc. 10 store: options fairy 30
tive and s.a&c. lower. closing weak; No. rad,
July. Sas.c. August, 14c. September. sa,se T;
October, Sea-. Corn steady; Ma. = &sa In ale
valor; options eAsisrS july JAG; August
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-02

the hands 81 Democratic officials exclu-
siyely.. For the past two years the Repub-
hcans have had two thirds Of the council
men. The new administration is as fol-
lows; Mayor. John b. Primer; Council
men, ID. g. Harrell, w. II. Jones, Jr.,
George W. Murney, w. N. McAnge. Bur-
well hiddick, and l.. NJ. Tebo.
:, Mr.. J.; II. Riddick, late Of Randolph
folk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-02
RENDERED COUPONS.
.o,yALYNcEeURe PRISONER TRIED
nv" TOPAY HIS FINES.
y sergeant Refuses To Receive Them,
and =, summoned "a Appear Before
Uond-rulask Matters.
,s,.o.,.l telegram 10 tho D,sps,ea.l

TvsrurrEaN Va, July LEWIS o. Shancr,
a rcll. known young man, was indicted by
., Grand Jury for malicious assault re-
S-,N, tried 10 the Corporation Court and
er,d sow and costs. At that time be was
a., indebted $40 for fines imposed in the
bfayorN Court. and he was ordered 90 jail
until the amounts were paid. In liquida-
slon ~ Che incs Shaner, through counsel
3,udfrpd coupons, which the Sergeant IN
s'or instructions from the Court, declined
g. receive. On Saturday q new phase was
,lr,rloted ir the case by the Sergeant r.
reiNiuc writ summoung him him to ap-
4,ear before Judge Hugh L. Bond. of the
Z nifod States Circuit Court in Baltimore.
xath vouug Shaurr. Sergeant Day in
4sndod 90 leave ~ Baltimore TODAY with
L., prisonor. but was unable 10 communi-
cote with Acknowledgement Ayers. tele-
grams sent 90 various points having failed
g. rva,a hiiu.
4 B1G PURCHASE.
kepccial dispatch from Pulaski CITY saws :
C},orrc ". Ialmcra and his New York friends
bought ou saturday last the CLAYTON cop
- and lTon-Wnuct, in Carroll county.
Ilis Isl tho largest sale Of iron property
that hos ever tnkcu place IN Virginia, and
o. Pulaski City is most important THIS
transaction. taken in connection with the
gcCout large purchases OF the Pulaski Iron
company ON the same load OF ore IN NAr-
roI and Gravson counties, viii have a
marked effect ON the iron production Of
fhis section II IS claimed by the Messrs.
Clayton. who have thoroughly Investigated
The subject, that iron can be made from
these ores 40 - per ton. The puce pad
for the property has not vet been given.
Gut IS said To- bo very LARGE.
Z At the regular monthly meeting Of the
Tobacco Association the following report
81 sales 'gas made. Sales for june. 3.G75. 500
pounds; sales 90 lst Of June, 1886 l00
pounds SALES % lst of July, 1879. l7,GliS00
pounds; sales to lst of July. 1888. 20 ,O55, 623
pounds: decrease for 1893. Z, AS. 723 pounds.
Professor Won Jasnund. n native Of Ger
mauy lut who has resided in this city
about five years teaching languages. died
Ahis morning at the Norvell-Arlngtoni from
Rout. he was very popular.
The first meeting OF the new City Coun-
ri was held this evening, and John W.
Carroll was again elected president. posi-
1lon Dec Las held continuously for eighteen
sears.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-02
ON THE DAN.
Tobacco Stntistlcs-A Big Jump-Attempt'
ed Suicide.
Especial telegram to tho Dispstch.l

Especial telegram 70 tho DlspaichI
DANvulE, Va, July l.-panville's sales
Of leaf tobacco in June made big jump
and reached the handsome figure OF 4, lA9,-
SO pounds as against 25Sd'62s pounds IN
June of last wear. The sales for the first
nine months OF this tobacco-year were
n. 3Ol. 1913 pounds q decrease As compared
with the same period last year of 4,0o7,7Og
pounds. The sales of the manufactured
product from January TO July were 1882. 56S
pounds-au increase over the same period
last year of .O39 ,s92 pounds. The factories
are now in full blast and the sales are con-
stantly increasing.
H. 7. Barnes. wel-known citlIen OF
Danyile. ATTEMPTED suicide IN Halifax
county SATURDAY. night 10y swallowing land
anum. At last accounts his condition was
critical
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-02
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET

July /, 1850.
No noteworthy Gales to-day. Monthly reports
expected tomorrow. Adyices from oil parts OF
virginia North Carolina, and West Virginia are
very favorable for the growing crop. Plants ap-
pear healthy aud vigorous The leaf market re-
nains In a healthy condition for new, With
good start on cutters already noted las, week
There Is no doubt a good demand In the future
for wrappers, and lne dark will not suner De-
Cause Of good growing prospects.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-02
An Editor Presented with = Cane.

FAYErTEvI1LE, Y. c., July The people
Of Fayetteville to-day presented Mr. Il. ".
Whitehead. the editor Of the Fayetteville
Ob~rrer. With handsome gold-head walk
ing-cane rs token of their appreciation
OF the Obserrsr's illustrated trade issue,
which made It's apnenrance Natnrlnv.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-02
nEAI HA.

ANGEI.-Died. on sunday, June 30, 1889. at
A. NJ. at tho residence OF her brother in-ian, >.
A. Gibbs. near Brigniwood. y. G., MAkGAhEr
| ELIZABETH. eldest daughter Of The lAto Thomas
Inc remains will arrive TUESDAY AFTER
NOON al 2.3s O'Clock rtG the hichmOnl. fredo-
ricksburg aud PoyOmac ISilroai. Burial at
ShOckOs cemetery.
BENNETT Died. NJ bis residence, Hermitage
! road nenrico cOunty. June ~, 1853, 1. [. BEN
| NETT aged forty-seVon years.
Hts funeral will take pIace from tho craze
| street Baptist church THIS TUESDAY MORNING
OF 10 O'Clock. Friends invited 10 attend
CHRISTIAN. Died. June S9th, az the resi-
dsnce Of his paroets: CAhr LLSWELLiS.
| child OF robert 5 and fila Christian.
/ Funersl at clock 7. ", TODAY, July "a,
| from IT Peters CatnedfaL Friends invited u
| attend.
Norfolk papers please copy.
| DAWSON. died. In Albemarle, on Saturday.
| June !. 1893, At 10 O'Clock A. NJ, Miss bfhDlk
BILL, youngest daughter o. y, ii. and y. W.
| Dawson.
Dearest BYRDIE. thou hast left US:
Here Thy ioss We deeply feel.
NREcU--Died. a. his parents residence. in
| Chesterfield county. X II. MECH. la tie thlr-
tieth year - bis age, attera long ani pAniul
| illness, which he bore with Christian t0rttude.
Ho wss yyang mao Wen b1ioyoi oy Oh ~.
knew him, ind leaves many iTioeds TO mourn
| their loss.
Florida papers please copy.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~ the rosidsncs Of her
| grandpAronts. No. 40 north Fourth street. Mon
! day July l. Iss9 at 7:2j A. NJ. DELLA MERCER,
only child Of rnihp y. aud D.ils =. siasghter
| Inc funeral will tass place from tue ssTerih
| street ChristlAs churcn THIS (iuesdayl EVE
| MING al B O'Clock. Friends aud relatives OF Tie
| family respectfully Invited 10 aiteE1.
Froaercksbarg and DanSille papers please
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-02
BALTIMORE

~. LOUIS. July Flour quiet ami I'M
changed. Wheat quiot: No. 2 rei, cash, ~. for
old. 20. Tor new. August 14sails' D'cember.
79a1gi.c Corn nrincr; NJ. mixed. cash, Sic .
July, al'.; August, .t,ai2sc.; september. JA \
&c.. closed al 3D. BIZ. oats dull 80. cash,
e1Ac bii. July. - -. hid: August 2!sc. DID.
Whlskoy, t.02 Provisions hrm bui quiet Pork.
$40 Iarl Prime steam nominal - a. %
Dry salt meats -shouiorr q %; longs and ribs,
f5af6 10 short clear, a. 2Jai5 s. Bacon BOXED -
Shoulders. $40. longs ami ribs, SOB; short
clear, fG9j Hams steady az fi0tjatiA5A
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-02
Death of "a Norfolk Druggist.
.c...,t.t tetagran IN thu Disuatch. I

NoRFoLR, Va. July l.-ln.elligence
reached the city tonight OF the death OF
Frederick IL. Masie. "a prominent druggist
OF the city. lie was III the mountains for
lac health
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-02
WARWICK PARK.

Ths GoNDoLA cHIMBoRAZo viii make daily
excursioa.. including sundays. between hieh-
mond snd Warwick PARK. touching az the mont
tors both ways. Leave Richmond every day,
except sunday. At 10 A. N. and T; N. Leave
Park Al Il NJ and 7 p. NJ. eundys-LeAyo hicn-
mOnd AZ 10 A. M. aud SIP. N. Leave Park at "
N. sndsP. N. Fare, %. round uip. For OK
carsions. charters. ETC., apply 70
THOMAS kLLEfT, secretary.
mr. s-am 2snorsa Ninth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-02
PAL rlMnRE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE, July Virginia l040s, S6& BID
Baltimore aud Ohio stock, SaS Cincinnati,
Washington aud Baltimore lists, 9's9s; do 2ds.
81 t,as3a 30. 3ds, 81. soy; consolidated gas
bonds, ~ BID; do. stOcs, 4ja4jh.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-02
Death of a stanton Lady,

Especial telegram TO lns DispWoh.l
STANTON, VA, July Mrs. Virginia r.
Wsddell. wife Of Hon. Joseph A. Waddeli,
of this city, died yesterday morning. The
burial will take place tomorrow morning
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-02

<gisc. September l2z.c. Osts stroagor: options
higher; July, 2skc. August, 2kc. september,
2stc., No 2 $40. 81 afske. Hops steady and
quiet Cofiec--OpiioDs steady: July fi&,ga
ta@; August ff3g0lti4.05: september, tl3s
tA26; spot Kiodniot and s,eajy, sugsr-ksr
firm inir refining. IKE: contriiugsls, 95-tsst.
SIC. Moiasse---foroign firm; New Oriesns
quiet Rice steady. Petroleum stesdy sud guiei;
refined here. T. Pic. Ia Pbiiscelpbia and ksisi-
more, T.i0c. Cotton-seed oil dull and depressed !:
crude, 3aat0. y@ilOs. Gstsc- kosin steady aud
quiet Turpontino steady and quiet Hides
steady. Wool nrm: domestic fleece SesE9,
pulled. 2la40c. Texas, i4a4e POrk nrm mere,
sl3 e5zsja5O extra prime, tiI.Sasii.7A Beet
quiet cuEmeas rrm; picked bellies. Sc.
shoulders. SIC. Hams. iika is. Nldilss quiet
Lard easier western steam. 49,; city. taO.
July. 81 So; August 49,. tretghts firm
cotton. 9-64d. bid; grain. 81
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-02
suffolk Matters.
ff,l,ra.r.n,dnnoe ~ The Richmond H.aPsich.l ]

Correspondence a the Richmond -'ePe'Vh'l
SUFFOLK, July l. 1889,
Miss Mary A. Field, lately OF Noriollk,
but wh0 has been stopping tor soine wse =,
With the family of Rev: 4. n. SanlpDssl,
died ON SATURDAY. night of braiD-feyer after
- illness ~ a week. She was al earnest,
consistent Christian, and left the testl-
laony that all was well and she was not
sisid 10 depart.
Ie-dss our town government passes into
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-02

WASHINGTON. July For Virginia.
| FAIR igsnerally fair. warmer, Eouthessierly
Iwnd&
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-02
ExCURsIONS, DC.
WARWICK PARK TRANSPORTA-
w TON COMPANY.
REGATTA AND GRAND BAIL July lrn.

Barges will leave tho companys wharf
fRocketts, every twenty minutes during 10, DAY
Tor Wsrsics PARK, beginning a. A. ". snd
lasting until the close Of the BAH rare " cents
round trip. s,
Entrance 70 Park for vehicles IS cents Tor each
person. Wharfage for persons not landing on
tho compsny's boats, 25 cents FOR each person:
AID y. N. the upper moor 81 the pavilion VIII
no rIeared. and the grand bail Will commence.
tickets % cents esch--to DO mad only by those
personally invited. " --9t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-02
ANOTHER MURDER TRIAL.
Halfof the Mellow jury on the Panel.
lRH telegraph 10 ihe Disnatch.l

CHARLESTON. 5. c., July l.-On the 9th Of
March last. three DAYS before Captain Daw-
son was killed, William Alunzenmairr' )
throat was cut from car To- ear IN King
street. this city, by John Weir. "A factory
operative. The murder was the result Of 70
bay-roOm row. Mun2enmaiers, Weir. and
number Of others had been drinking and
and General nellie took place IN the street
Weir almost severed Munzcumaierss head
from his body with a razor. Tho trial OF
Weir began to-day before judge kershaw.
The State is represented bv Solicitor Jer-
yey aud Weir Is represented by Judge
Twiggs, of Augusta, and Captain Simon
Hudc. Of Charleston. The jury consists OF
seven white aud FIVE col0red men. Three
of the white and three of the colOred men
served on the Mellow jury. Quite num-
her of witnesses were examined to-day.
The case will probably continue 10 Wednes-
dav The result of the trial is being await
cd with considerable interest.