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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-11
THROUGH THE STATE.
BUCKINGHAM COUNTY MOVING TO
START A BIG BOOM.
A Scheme TO Secure Good settiers-Tho
Resonrces Of the County.
rorr,.ponnnnc. q lhs RIchnona pIsp.,ch.l

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispetchl
july 8. 1889.
To-day is our County-Court day and q
eoodly crowd is in attendance.
Great interest Is felt here in the late for
nation If an immigration organization to
get fresh settlers and new industries IN our
county.
Ii is proposed TO form joint stock COM
pany by the land owners of the county by
pooling all surplus lands, each owner hx-
ing his own price on his lands, and then to
give an option for two or more years on
the whole. say &c. 600 acres, the same to be
cut M into tracts of fifty and one hundred
lots. and placed in the hands OF northern
and English men of means to be disposed
Of 10 real settlers, who will be aided In
every way by the syndicate and the county
organization.
A similar proceeding has been had in the
adjoining c0untyof Appomattox, and the
whole Of the grounds have been sold and
will be improved. All the conditions are
favorable. and big boom IS expected for
the two counties.
The railroad from Arvon TO Lynchburg
will run line right through each county,
and give a direct outlet, east and west.
The timber in this county IS beyond any
estimate and is very valuable. rs lt is OF
every variety aud is well suited for all pur-
poses.
In addition, our mineral products have
been for a long time well known, and have
Welded a rich harvest 20 many investors.
| The county is trisected bv the Willis and
Slate rivers east and west and bounded its
entire length 10y James river or the north
and Appomattox river on the south. On
all these streams there is much fine bottom
land. and the table land between them Is
all level and susceptible of high improve
inent.
The yield of wheat, oats, and hay this
wear attests their capacity. and the corn
crop is making fine appearance.
There are fne mineral waters IN both
counties, and they, too, viii be made avail
able. >.
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Eric canal, the bank on one side having
caved in. Navigation is not suspended. as
the otner side of the lock was not injured.
THE YOUNGSTOWN RELIEF FUND.
A Brief Statement of the Work Per-
formed.
IBy ielegrsph 10 the Diana,ch.l


PHILADELPHIA, July l0.--At n meeting Of
the Flood Commission held at Cresson
yesterday a committee was appointed TO
prepare a brief statement of the general re-
iiet work performed. From their report 1t
Is learned that in round figures the ex-
penditures to date for relief in the Cone
maugh Valley, Johnstown. and vicinity
aggregate 81, 7000 600. This includes the
wofk, OF the Pittsburgh. the Johnstown,
ana the Philadelphia committees and the
ROOD Commission; also, the disburse-
ments Of tho State In the abatement Of
nuisances and the payment of the militia
detailed for police duty. The number Of
persons 20 be fed has varied from q maxi
mum of 81 $50 TO the present commiseary
roll of 1000. The number of distinct
CLAIMS 20 be passed on--many Of them in
volving the interest OF families OF DEEPEN
dent relatives aggregate nearly 1000.
The commission also held conferences
with the committees from Chicago, Will
Transport, and JohnstOwn. After hearing
the last named committee the commission
resolved to appropriate $500 600 20 be dis
tributed among the verified claimants in
the COnemaugh valley through its repre-
sentative in JohnstOwn, as soon as the
checks for payment can be prepared the
sums 50 paid TO be considered as payments
on account Of tho final adjustment to be
maze upon carefully ueNlsed system al
ready approved by the commission. The
details are left toJudge Cummin, but there
is tacit understanding That tho distri-
button Is 10 be upon the registration and
classification Of claims already made with
much care by the JOhnstOwn Committee.
This cash viii average considerably above
800 10 each claimant, and is IN addition
10 the cash already distributed by the
Johnstown Committee. u will be remem-
bered 1t s besides the general relief work
constantly going forward.
The commission increase the sum TO be
devoted TO relief in ninet Ell other coun-
ties beside Cambria 10 $3.50 000 The
largest single sum VIII be required for the
Wiiliamsport district of LycOming county.
The sums required for the JohnstOwn dis
trict will cover all the moneys coming into
the State from outside sources, with large
amounts in addition. The appropriations
for other localities are from the general
contributions made within the State OF
% npqr lxapfq
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1HE WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY was
clear and worry warm.
Rangsof rnermometer Yesterlav:
Neon tenn Derature. .............
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEw YORK, July i0.-Ths stock market was
strong almost sl be way cut and not only was
there liberal covering o. the shorts but the buy
Ing for long account WAS OF the best quality.
The leading bear il reported 70 have bought a
line OF stocks elualling 25.000 shares, though
ms may be an exagCorau0n. The feeling on
the street mat tho harmony displayed 81 the
meeting 81 the preridenis YESTERDAY was Va IL
aud the strength which chsra sertsed later deal
tugs yesterday were stu prominent az tho open-
Ing. which, al hOugh The lOndon prices we're not
quite ny 10 ours Of iasf evening, Was sufricient
20 open most OF the leading sharps from \ 10 y
per cent higher than they closed last night.
kumors Of an important scheme 10 secure hAr-
mony IN the future were circulated aud took no
shape that there Was % 10 syn iicate which
would purchase The control OF the chicago Bur-
lingion aud Northern. and 81 take IL ous 0f the
WAY a. dtstufber ~ rates ia the Northwest.
This aferwsrd was changed 40 thst tho Chi
cagO. Burlington and Quincy was 10 put
In its 80 per cent OF stock and tho
other roads we're to supply tho capital to
purchase the remainder or enough OF the stock
90 secure the control. The story had stmuls-
ting enc.t upon speculation. and there Was not
only \ marked Increase in bu.iDese, but prices
advanced rsp!dly. with Burlington. Atchi.on. ~.
Paul. and Sew England IN the iesd Tho sugar
trust also became quite feature and feig ne
stimulus OF the recent decision, moving up ~.
New England was strong on the lease 81 the
Derby railroad tothe H0Uszsonic. Chicago and
Alton. however, began % feel tae effects OF MS
policy and sold today a, lgl-a loss 81 per cent
from its last recorded sale. The afternoon mar
ket again settled down. aud realizing the saggci
list on materially from the best hgures, Dut me
close WIS du'l and st1ady. with material gsirs
for most ~ ma let. The active list IL almost in-
vartAbiV higher this eveuing. ami -. Paul pre-
icrred isup %, common, - Wheeling aud
Lake krie preferred, IA, Chicago. Burlington
Bud Quincy. IL Northwestern -, and the
others smaller amounts The sales aggregated
@T. shsras
49,. Money easy al 9sa3s. Sub-Irasurl
balances Gold. sl5l. On GOO currency 81 ln'.OO
Governments dun and steady FOR Is: tperconts
l2s'i ex. mn; a., coupons lU5a. state bonds
rufl and fa4fura1aaa
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Baseball Yesterday.
ny telegraph 10 tho Dispstch.i

Cincinnati:
Columbus ..........O OO001 0 /
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 90 3 Ok
Base-hits- Columbus, z; Cinclnnatis, II.
Errors Columbus, 2; Cincinnatis, /. Bat
teries-BaldwIn and Bhgh; Niau and
Earle.
Washington:
Chicagos. / 90 o 0 0 /
Base-hits- Washingtons. -; Chicagos, Q.
-Washingtops. 8; Chicagos, 3. Bat
teries-Ferson and Daily; Iener and Far
rell.
Boston:
Bostons...........O21O13O1x-
Cleyelunds. 0 100 0 0 L
Base-hits- Cleyelands. y; Bostons, II.
Errors Clevelands. 4 BostOns. /. Bate
rles-Beatn aud Sutclhe; Clarkson and
Bennett.
Philadelphia:
Philadelphlas........O o /
ndianapolis.........10 0 90 o c.
Buse-hits-philadclp l.: indianapO-
lis. Is. Errors Philadelphias, 3: Indian
apolis. g. Batteries Sanders and Schriyer
Rusie and Daily.
New York:
New Yorks..........20 321400 IA
Pittsburghs.........0 0 0 90 0 0 o.
Base-hit.-New YOrks. 10; Pittsburghs, 8.
Errors-Ncw Yorks.2; Pittsburghs, 8. Bat
teries-Crauc. Brown, and Ewing; Gar
fold, Morris, and Fields.
Kansas City-Five innings:
Kansas ity...................O %
Baltimores ....................l 0 z %
Bnse-hits- Kansas City, /; Baltlmores
I. Errors-Kansas City, @; Baltmores, 7.
Errors Kansas CITY, i BaltimOres, 2. Bat.
teries-Conway Vnd Donabue; kilroy and
Tate.
Louisville
Brooklyns. 0 ] 0 o 0 o.
Louisvilles ...........0 0 0 0 0 0 0 90
ase-hits-Brooklyns b; Louisvilles, 8.
Errors Brooklyns, 4 Louisvilles, 8. Bat;
tories Caruthers and Nisner; Ewing and
Cook,
st. Louis.
Athletics .............GO 10000 TX
Base-hits-St Louis, g.; Athletics, Z. En-
rors-St Louis, 5; Athletics, 3: Bate
teries-C Chamberlain and Boyle; weighing
and Cross
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-11

Trial Of the New steel Cruiser.


PuuADupnIA, July 1O.-The steel Gov
eminent cruiser. the third constructed by
Messrs. Cramp. and the most formidable
Of the new navy started down the river
this morning for a three DAYS trial trip at
sea. for the purpose Of making a thorough
test of the improved machinery and sea-
going qualities Of the vessel. The present
trial is "a trial one 20 detect defects, If any
exist. in the machinery, so that they can
be remedied IN time for the official test,
which viii take place IN few weeks,
under he supervision Of naval officers ap-
pointed bv the Secretary Of the Navy
Shortly after II O'Clock the bow Of the
Baltimore swung out into the stream, the
propeller was set in motion. aud the
cruiser proceeded down the river to the
Delaware Brcakwater, the intention being
u nut TO sea this afternoon. She was
under command of Captain Joseph Steele,
and among those on board were: Charles
and William Cramp, representing the
builders: Captain ". 5. Schley, United
States navy. who is 10 command the Balti-
more after its acceptance by the Govern
ment: Lieutenant Seaton Schroeder, COM
mander of the Nesuyius; Lieutenant A..
Z. Fullam, Chief-EngIneer Able. who is 10
have charge of the Baltimore's engines,
and her two assistant engineers. Before
starting Messrs. Cramp stated that IT was
their intention to make, the test as
thorough as possible.
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NEw YORK cOTroF PrrrREt

NEW YORK. July -C''ton-Net r'r cipis. ii'
bales. gross receipt-. 3D. balnt ! n'ifrs -.N'oi
.tsafv- sales, 100 bales: jay. go nfin ft.
August o.. 56atlJ 81 september fili na.H '1t
October tYFAssys. November o. 'laitjJ. De-
cember. SaglASg ~. January, go hft'7i frhfi d.
airy fiOOla1lOOj. Mauh. fill.aillla. A4tL
SO .1atl0.gi. MAY 80. 1AgiU ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-11

CINciSNkrI. July l1-fl Tour in frir demand.
Wheat ea-i,r. 500. q rei. new. -t. .. i 7.f'.
Corn quiet. so. mixed, .Ynga.. ta'sa. o. e
AMI stronger. so. mlanI. .,HH. I.t
easierRt ST. Lard dul at a. UuIt-'nrt'f
aui tncOn steady. Miiskey a'fsi. Nvtf
easier. common and light s.. .ssL'li ia. a.
ipg ani butchers, tAifaffJ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-11

Makes nrm-
cuoTArlosx
hIpDLfsg. i0Ic.
Low NlDoLTNg. CSC.
soODoEBIEAkr. $40
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-11

request from the Assistant Treasurer at
New York for flag Of this description hes
been refused By the Treasury Department.
The officials Of the Revenue Marine Bureau,
which distributes flags to the. CUSTOM
houses. revenue-mariue boats, &c, hold
that flag with forty-two stars is not a
legal flag and will not be until the next
Fourth of July. The law says:
ION the admission OF a new State into
the Union one star shall be added TO the
Union Of the flag, and such addition shall
take place on the 4th day of July then next
succeeding the admission"
The flags with forty-two stars are Just
one year ahead of time" said a revenue
marine official yesterday. The local con
tractor who furnishes our flags says that
ell the flags which he makes for private
individuals contain the increased number
of stars. That is all right so far as prl-
vate parties are concerned, but the Gov
eminent must have legal flag or none"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-11

MAHONE'S COMMITTEE.
More About Its PrOcecdings-A Sentiment
I'm Favor of Harmony.
ranncinI telegram % the Dispatchl

PETERSBURG. July 1O-General Mahone's
State Committee held long session to-
day, the proceedings of which were kept
from the public.
1t is understood, however, that the COM
mittee appointed subcommittee TO con-
fer with the Republican National Commit
tee in regard to the nomination for Gov
ernOr and the restoration of harmony be-
tween the two factions of the party.
A strong sentiment was developed in the
conference in session last night in favor of
harmony, and it is now reported that some
sort Of a compromise will be reached
through the interposition of the National
Committee.
1t is also understood that the sub-com-
mittee will fix the time and place for hold
ing the State Convention, which will
probably be held about week later than
the Democratic State Convention.
Both Norfolk and Roanoke are bidding
for the convention, but II is intlmated that
Roanoke will carry on the honors.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-11
Washington-Park Races.
rBy telegraph 70 the DispAtch.l

CHICAGO, July IO.-First race--one mile,
for ar-olds-Beth Brock won
Josie NJ. second, Guy Gray third. Time,
1.42l5.
Second race-handicap sweepstakes, one
and one half miles-Elyton won; Stony
Montgomery second, Montrose third.
Time, 2:34]9.
Third race-selling, two year olds, six
furlongs-Willie Nj. won; Grace Ely Sc
cond. Pullman third. Time, LII 10.
Fourth race-six furlongs-Lady Gay
won: Somerset second, Vermont third.
Time. 1:15tg.
Fifth race-six furlongs -Estelle won. ;
Cousin Jeems second, Gunshot third.
IHmn LIZ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-11
BrightOn-Beach Races.
10 the DisDatch I

New YORK, July 1O.-First race-one
mile-Brinwood won Young Duke second,
Brait third. Time, l:44.
second race-one mile and a quarter
Flgin won; Red Leaf second, Nlgilant
third. Time, PIP.
Third race Brighton handicap, one mile
and one sixteenth-Tea Tray Won; Panama
second, Tentooker third. Time, 1850. =.
Fourth race-six furlongs-Sea Drift
won; Miracle second, Dalesman third
Time 1:151l.
Fifth race-six furlongs-Oyidw won; Peri
clcs second, Pelham third. Time, l;l619.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-11
North Carolina Military I'm Camp.

WILMINGTON. N. c., July 10.-The second
annual encampment Of the North Carolina
state Guard opened at Wrightsyille Sound
TO-DAY. About 1900 troops are in camp.
The encampment will continue ten days
and the soldiers viii be subjected TO strict
military discipline. The Government has
lust completed a sea-coast battery of four
mortars and two ten-inch guns, and the
troops will be drilled in artillery tactics
every dav. The houses here are beautifully
decorated with flags and bunting, and
many strangers are hocking into the city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-11
Presidential Appointments.

WAsHrSGroN, July 1O.-The President has
made the following appointments: En-
mons Clarke. of New York, Consul at
Hayre: Archibald j. Sampson, of Colo
RADIO, at Acapulco; Roswell Horr, of Mich:
igan, at Valparaiso; james +. Hartlgan, OF
Trieste and all other ports in the Austrian
dominion. &c, &c; and John j. Chew, of
the District of Columbia, to be Secretary
of Legation at Vienna.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-11
AFFAIps QUIET AT HAYTI.

WASHINGTON, July 1O--A dispatch has
been received no the Navy Department
from Admiral Gherdrdi at Port au Prince;
saving that affairs at Haytl are quiet and
that there is DO fighting of moment. He
also reported that there had been no change
IN the political situation since his last re
ports. Legitime holds Port an Prince and
llappoliyte remains outside OF the town.
The Ossippe has now been at Hayti long
or than was intended. and the department
will relieve her ~ soon as another vessel
oar, ba fitted ont
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-11
Miners Relief Committee.

BRAz1. IND, July lO.--At the regular
semi.weeNv meeting yesterday OF the
Miners Relief Committee 5,7d dependents
and S462 in the relief fund were reported,
which is lust seven cents each. The relief
fnnd decreased 500, while the number OF
dependents increased seventy-nlne since
Friday. Trade has become 50 disorgan-
ized that IL Is doubtful now if the opera
tors can afford to pay seventy cents, as at
6rst offered
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-11
Tobacco and Grain.
rBy telegraph 10 the Dlspaich.l

WASHINGTON. July 10.--The crop report
Of the Agricultural Department for July
shows large falling of in the area OF to-
bacco amounting to over % per cent. on
both cigar and manufacturing leaf, the lat
liminary estimate makes reduction of 80
per cent. in Tennessee, "a in Kentucky, A
in Indiana, and 80 in Illinois, with smaller
reduction in Ohio and Missouri. The
general condition of tobacco falls little
ahoxt 80 on
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-11
ASherins' Protective Association.
rp, t.lcgranh m tho DlsnatehI

MONTGOMERY. Ala, July l0.-The sheriffs
of the State met here to-day and organized
a State association. The objects and pur-
poses are to mutually aid and assist each
other to enforce the laws Of the State; 10
arrest and bring 20 trial criminals and
fugitives from Justice; TO suppress lawless-
ness and crime, using all lawful and re-
spectacle means within reach TO accomplish
that end, by prompt and energetic action,
and to afford mutual protection TO the
members of the association in the dis
charge Of their duties.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-11

TTT TVTTHTHVU " '-I' ~
CINCINNATI. o.. July 10.-A special dis
patch from Oakdale, Tenn, saws that while
u passenger tram was standing there al
$40 A. NJ. il WAS run into by sOuth-bound
train on the Cincinnati Southern, wreck
inc the engines and the postal car of the
south-bouud train. Nobody was hurt be-
vond bruises. The moving train was five
minutes ahead Of time and the brakes
failed fo work
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-11
A Steamer Burned at Her Wharf.
fRV teleeraph 70 tho Dispatch.l

WILMINGTON, n. c., July 1O.-The large
steamer Queen OF st. Johns was burned to
the city. tonight. She was owned by j.
c. Christopher, and was brought here from
st. Johns river, Florida, last summer to
run as an excursion steamer. She was an
immense boat, with capacity for 1900
passengers. The origin OF the FIRE is I'M
known. The steamer had been tied up
since last season. She is said TO have been
parfiailv insured
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-11
The President to Visit Deer Park.
IRK telegraph % me DispAtch.l

WASHINGTON. July 1O.-The President will
leave here Friday for short visit to Deer
Park and will spend several days of each
week at that resort till the latter part of
August. when he Will visit Bar Harbor as
guest of Secretary Blaine. 1t is understood
That the President has arranged TO meet
the members of his Cabinet in Washing
ton on Wednesday Of each week and to re-
main at Deer Park nearly all the rest OF the
time transacting the public business at that
place which does not require his presence
In Washington.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-11
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.


Offerings on Change. 50 packages taken In.
Highest. 29Hc.: lowest 60c. average, 500.
Market without any special feature. Receipts
new hrlghts increasing. Manufacturers soom TO
be well stocked up with Burleys a. present. and
few sales are reported this week The vest
cru make OF strips are put down at 1900 hogs
heads While many arc nner than for several
years, far too many are Inferior. Henderson,
KY, is credited with putting up ZOO hogshoads
this year-so says Mr.. Hurthsll IN the Bssiern
Tobacco Journal The OWensboro' district will
make 6.5OO-7,o0O hogsheads cutting strip Of
good quality aud color
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-11
The CrOnin Murder Case.

Ca1cAoo, July IO.-Judge Tuley, in the
Circuit Court this morning, declined to
issue a writ of hdleGs corpus in the case Of
John f. Beggs. senior guardian Of No. 20,
Clan-na- Gael, now in jail under indictment
charging him with conspiracy to murder
DIR. Cronin. The writ was asked IN order
that the prisoner might be brought INTO
court for hearing on the question OF his
admission to bail. The State opposed 1t IN
order TO avoid disclosing the nature oil the
evidence against the accused at the present
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-11

Der. 2sYc; 10. Q spot. nc Hops QUOT sns
steady; ctats, i7k3n. Cofse--Opfions closed
barely steady NJ 15s20 points up and fairly No
tive; Jnly, Sit0j; August tiif0sssLD: Sep
TENDER. tiA25Atit.s5 q DOT Rio strons; fair car
goes, 81. sugsr--Rav quiet and unsottlod fair
reclining, nc. Molssses-Foreign Gun snd BD-
settled: t9-test 3d.: Nav Orlesns dull; open
kettle, good 20 fancy. e8slCc. Rico QUIET and
steady: domestic. 44a91,c: japan, fks5Ac.
Petroleum quiet and steady: crude, In barrel.
At Parker's. 7.39c.: refined. hero. s.eOc. Cotton
seed OH dnll. Kotin steady and quiet; steamed,
common 70 good. ti.i0sf.i2s. TurpentiDs
quiet at TAs3slc. Hides quiet and steady.
Wool rrm aud fairly active. Porn gaist shd
steaiy. Beef inactive. extra mess. GAHJ0.
Beei-hams quiet. Tterced beef dull. cut-mesis
frm: picked bellies. SC; shoulders. Sc. I.
hams. ft.c. Middies quiet; short clear. tb0
Lard les active. opened nru. and cioeed wesk
western steam. $40: cpti0ns-AosDsL AL.
September, i65b OcsoDsr. snsi; refined Ia
moderate demaai Ffeighs strong cotton.
s-Sssi Lid, grain. 3l
CHICAGO
CHICAGO. July i0-C.sh quotations yers:
Flour unchanged. NJ. 2spring wheat. 3aaS &c. (;
No. red. o3aastkc. No J corn. osG No.
ostS g2Sc Msss-pork, fiL&A. lard. NNk.
shor ribs. $40; shoulders. s. HatANJs short
clear side. s6.i2S- whiskey.si.o2
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-11
Resulted Fatally.
Special telegram 10 the Dspaicn.l

Special telegram 70 INC DDpalchI
NonFoLK, July ia telegram was re-
ceived to-day from Bishop Wingfeld, at
Benicia, Cal, stating that the wound on
Major j. Page Wingield, son OF the Bishop,
had resulted fatally, The. remains have
been forwarded to Virginia and viii be
inferred in the old Blandford church-yard
al Petersburg.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-11
MARRIAGES.

COUsINs.-Narried. At the resi-
dence Of the oriciatng minister, Rev. J. u
HuIsoa, on Tuesday, July >, 1898, Sir. CHARLES
W. GRANGER and Miss LIZZIE K. COUSINS
both Of Richmond, Va.
HARRIS-HUGHES.- Married, in Richmond
Va, June 18th. by Rev. r. If. PITT Mr.. ROBERT
w. HARRIS and Miss ROSA \. HUGHES.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-11
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NKw YORK

NGw yOAk. July l0-Cottou nrm: sales.
Sll Dales. apiands. NE; Orleans. nSc
mes roceipta. go bales; ezports--to Grsat bri-
tain. sei bales; 70 The Conuoent ,3sj bales;
stocs. ios,si0 bales southern nour nfm sod
quiet wheat--spot lover, week. aud mode
rstely active No. red. oSsc. m Store options
fairly acsiye. irregular. aud closed heavy 81 "a
&c. under yesterday; Ma . red, july, sssssk Q
August $50; september. Dbc. Cotn-Spe'
In eieysor; optsoas less stise July. AZ .sitsc.;
August a2.c.. September. t3tsG oAts--cpo'
moderately active and Aasc lover op'ion<
quiet and weaker: Suly, Ntsa &c. ciosfng a
Gka August HU4es ssBiempef~ ~A3; Veto'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-11
A Train Wrecked--Passengers Injured
inv Telegraph 20 the DispAtch.l

BRANDON, W.. July 1O.-The north-bound
train for Montreal on the Central Vermont
road was ditched by a washout mile
north Of here early this morning. About
dozen passengers are injured, but none
seriously. The train hands all escaped.
The engine and FIVE cars are badly wrecked,
and travel will be delayed twenty-four
hours.