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DEATH ~.

GILHAM.-Died. on Wednesday. July 10, 1859,
at o'clock =. NJ. az the residence Of his brother
Il. W. Gilham) in Dublin. Pulaek county. Va.
RICHARD BENJAMIN GILLIAN, Ia his nftieth
year.
JOHNSON.-Ded. Thursday. July 18th. at is
O'CLOCK, GEORGE w. jon NSON tcOioredl.
lie leaves a wife and two daughters.
His funeral will tase place AT the First Bap-
tst church II NDAY AFTERNOON at ~ O'Clock.
All friends are Invited to attend.
JONES. Died. July 18Th, az 7:s0 A. ", EMMA
c.. infant daughter Of William and Emma
Jones.
Iesrest EXNk. thon has left us:
How SD and lonely Is our homo.
But we know thou art 10 Heaven.
Where there il no sorrow known.
Funeral will take place at Oakuood cemetery
TODAY AT s p. N. Friends ana acquaintance
invited 10 attend.
RUNGE-Died. July 1871, nj o'clock,
CHARLES. son OF C. g. and &. Rnnge.
Funeral will take place from his parents resi-
deuce BIS north seventh street
Funeral services 81 - johns German Lutheran
church on MONDAY NEXT at A. NJ. Friends
aud acquslntances respectfully invited TO a.
tend.
Lynchburg (ya.) and Baltimore papers will
please COPY.
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Hsan temperature. ...........
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

INV YORK. July l3-The stock market
showed decidedly Improved tone over that OF
yesterday, and before the session was over
every department hal scored material adj
vances Al the oOosiDg the general list seemed
20 have recovered from the oare of yesterday
and frst prices were from =. 10 8 per cent
higher than last evenings closing. In tho evo-
ning's closing figures there wss worry mo lera'e
business. with NJ pressure 10 sell. some slight
gains we're scored Dy few shares over the open
ing figures in the urst few minutes, but tho
general run Of STOCKS yielded slightly from the
first prices, luct1nuons. however. being small
aud without significance. Trusts. h0Never.
were ags n male objects ~ attack by means ~
liberal short sales, but the excitement Oi yes
terday Was LACKING and no large amo1ns
changed hands after the first few minuteA
Lead showed some strength 81 hTst, but later
MAS forced Of to g against 2jk last evening.
Chicago Gas % ~ against 5ss. and sugar 70
prices outside Ot lead we're lifted rapidly aud
sugar rose 90 li', lead 10 - ~. and Chicago gas
20 -. The general list. which hal not seemingly
leen Affected by the weakness In trusts. also
felt the stimulus and everything on the list rose.
the gains extending 90 about ! per cont, with
Grangers tue most prominent London was a
purchaser and prominent dcslers On ne hoor
aided IN The advance. while trusts seemed % ee
supported by the insiders. The market held IT.
improved appeRrArca uutil the close, which was
quiet bu' strong at the best prices reached The
a,tive list s slmos. Invariably higher, aud -.
PAU preferred rose 2. Burlington, IA, 81 Paul
"a. AfchisOn Northwestern. Missouri pacinc,
Now England. aud Union Psclnc ! each, The
aios sggf egatod 1900 shares
Ersntu0 Exchange dun aud steady at 4rla
49, Money easy closing O0ercd NJ ~. sun
Treasury balances Gold. fi5i.lsa.A6: currency,
s2 5000. governments dull snd steady for IS;
4 per cents. l2sa eG mt -. coupons, lOck'
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requested M. EHeresse to descend, from
the tribune. NJ. EHeresse replied that ne
was there by virtue Of the mandate OF the
electors, and would yield only TO force.
The Captain then placed his hand upon IL;
Heresse's shoulder and quietly conducted
him outside the house. The Vietters Bill
was afterward passed by rvote OF 3Vf 10
22g.
GENERAL BouLAsexR PRrspEs.
LONDON, July 13.--General Boulanger
presided at the 5s,e and banquet given by
the French colony at Alexandra Palace THIS
evening in honor Of the one hundredth an
niyersarv of the destruction of the Bastlle
and the beginning of the French revoiu;
ton. Several speeches were made and
great enthusiasm prevailed.
sENsATIoS.
BERLIN, July IA sensation has been
caused by the suicide of Count Waldemar
Won Blumeuthal. q Prussian military al
fqcbf at Munich. II il believed that be was
engaged 20 Lady Acton, who committed
suicide Yesterday. and that he quarrelled
with her. The Count shot himself with a
revolver.
OPPOSED n THE SENATE.
PANS. July bah of the documents re;
lating TO the Boulangist prosecution VIII
be published. A bill introduced IN the
Chamber of Deputies by Viette. providing
that no one shall be allowed TO contest
more than one seat at the same time, is
unanimously approved by the Senate CON-
mittee.
Az OPES QUESTION.
LONDON. July 13.-Michael Davitt, pre-
siding at a meeting Of the George Club in
Dublin to-day. said that the new Irish
League would leave the final settlement OF
the Irish agrarain problem an open ques-
ton.
ORDERED TO CRETE.
ATHENS. July l8-It is reported that
three British men-of-war have been ordered
TO Crete,
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CINCINNATI.

CfScrEsArL July Ia-Fiour easier. Wheat
IN fair demand anf lower No. red. .ss~lr..
Corn unsettled 20. 2 mixed. -, alDc. oas
strong: No ? mixed. 2Bc. PORK dun a. lih
lard quiet NJ f6O5at6 TO- buik meat, nrm. Bacon
quiet Whiskey steady A. o. Hogs geater
common and lighL g. 65afLcO, packing and
sUtghars a gssfAlr
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THE OTIS IRON AND STEEL COMPANY
sold to an English Syndicate for $4,000
900,
lpY telerraph % he Dispatch. !.

CLrvELAND. o., July 13.-Ihe Otis Iron
and Steel Company. the greatest manufac-
turing concern Of the kind IN Cleye-
land has been sold 10 an English
syndicate for Sf.5OO 600. The nogotia-
tons leading up 10 the sale have
been going on for several months
and have just been completed. The sale
was made through President Charles Otis
and Treasurer Thomas Topping. who went
10 London last February and returned with
the representatives Of the English CAPT
talists who viii float the securities Of the
new company on the English market. The
affairs of the company Will for the present
be conducted by the old management.
The securities Of the new company will
consist OF 00) Of per cent. deben-
ture bonds, ~ 100000 Of = per cent. pre-
fcrred shares, and - 800, 600 common
shares. The plant has been employing
more than 1000 men for some time past
and its usefulness has been widening since
the erection of the first small melting
house. Its boiler-plate is required in spe-
clfcatious everywhere and the general
steel output is Of the highest order.
Everything m the wayof locomotive steel
boiler-plate, and ship-plate is looked upon
as standard.
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WEEKS INSPECTORS woRK.

Total salnpling. 1861 hcgshesds tor thss week.
Wrappers sales have been satisfactory In
prices 10 sellers, while cutters have been Ia
strong demand. With large sales. sun-cnre- Is
nrm. with round auction sales all the week
through.
The westher "a sbou, as pretty and favorable
on the growing crop - could DO desired. and II
the grass 10 kept down tho crop vii advance
rapidly. The sandy soils that make the finest
brighis have been. however. greatly washed
aud torn up by heavy rains. and planting there
Is irregular and siekly. Ca stit soils fhe crop
looks bettar, as here the root Was not washed
and exposed. ~ on lighter sofia
Colonel James NJ. Neal, Of Dsnyilie. On
Change to-day gives substantially these fore
going views Of the crop around Daaysise, va.
Alesns ). b Cobb aud II. II. jones, Of Dur
ham. \. q. were visitors befs to-day Thar be-
lief Is that four nishs Of tho crop around Dur
ham 10 IN mAstel breaks have bssa mlxsds
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Monmouth Park Races.

MONMOUTH PARK. n. j., July 13.-The
track was heavy, and the last three races
were run in the rain.
FIRST race-six furlongs--J. F. Dee won {;
G.. ". Cook second, Tlpstah third. lime,
Second race-six furlongs-Eccola. colt
won: Clarendon second, Padisha third.
Third race-one mile-Badge won; Bella
Il. second, Tristan third. Time. ia.
Fourth race-one mile and a, quarter
Renorter won: Longst1eet second, Sorrento
third. Time, 2.1234.
Fifth race-one mile and three furlongs-
Jubal won; Barrister second, Stockton
third. Time 2:2719.
Sixth race-One mile-Benedictine won /.
Long Knight second, kermesse third.
Time l:f5lz.
Seventh race-six rlongs-Bellair won ;
Ben. Harrison second, Adolph third.
Time ll7L.
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Washington Park Races.


CHICAGO. July l3.-The track was heavy.
First race-fge furlongs-W. G.. Morris
won; Nose second, Kiro third. Time, LOO.
Second race--five furlongs- Alarm Bell
won; Lottie 5. second, Cameo third.
Time. los.
Third race-six furlongs-Leo Brigel
won; Cassandra second, Vermont third.
Time. 1904.
Fourth race-six furlongs-Mamie Fonzo
won Angelus second, Cora Fisher third.
Time, 1904. =, -,
Fiftb race-one mile and half-Elyton
won; Floodude second, Clifford third.
Time, 2:44A.
sixth race--one mile and afurlong-kate
Malone won; Bledsoe second, Leila May
third. Time, 2:02A.
Seventh race-ope-mile heats-Famine
won the first two heats; Dad second.
Time, l.49 and l:4s1s.
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FOREIGN NOTES.
Michael Davitt Says lie win Never Enter
the Parnell Commission Court Again.
rBy Anglo-Ameriean cable % the Dlspatch.l

Michael DaYitt says He VIII never Enter
the Parnell Commission Court Again.
(By Anglo-Americsn cable 70 the DIspstch.l
DUBLIN. July 13.-AIichael Davitt, in an
interview in this city to-day. declared he
would never enter the Parneu Commission
Court again.
PICTURED ART UNDER HAMMER.
LONDON. July i9.-Seventeen pictures
from the Secreteau collection, which had
been sent 70 London by the owner as Sc
curity for a loan, were sold az auction to-
day at Christies. The total amount real
lied was G2S, 499. The famous painting
San Donate" by Hobbema, which cost
Secreteau G12,000, brought only $500.
Hamilton Palace" by HobbeIna, for
which "a ,252 was originally paid. went for
I3. AGO. All the others were disposed OF at
lower prices than was expected.
PREPARING FOR BATTLE.
CAIRO, July l9.-The Egyptian troops IN
dor Colonel WOdehouse have occupied
Abu-Simbel Pass and checked the march
of the Dervishes. The Dervishes are mass
ing and making preparations to attack the
Egyptians, General Grenfel has gone to
Abu-Simbel.
CHARGE OF EMBEzZLEMENr.
PARIS. July lathe Rotne Des Bats SAYS
that General Boulanger, besides being IN
dicted for felony against the State, is
charged with embezzling 252, 900 francs.
The same paper says that the Procureur-
General reserves the right 10 prosecute
General Boulanger for other regulations
after the latter's trial by the Senate.
MEMBER REMOVED BY THE MILITARY.
PARIS, July 13.-In the Chamber of Depu-
ties to-day M. Viette introduced bill pro-
yiding that no one shall be allowed TO con-
test more than one seat at the same time.
M. Cluserett moved the previous question
The motion was rejected by vote Of 33l to
2O4 aud urgency was granted for the bill.
AT this point LHerisse assembled the tn
bune and insisted upon speaking. For this
action he was censured by the President
of the Chamber, who also. ordered
his temporary exclusion from the house.
The Chamber then took a short recess
Upon resuming NJ. LHeresse was still IN
The tribune. The captain Of the guard Of
the Palais Bourbon, with detachment OF
soldiers. thereupon entered the house and
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The Gunboat Petrol.

BALTIMORE, July ls.-The gunboat Pc
trel. in new coat Of white paint, started
on her Official trip from the Columbian Iron
Works at l1:45 A. NJ. to-day. The boat Is III
charge of William T. Master, the Colum-
bian Iron-Works, and board OF engineers
appointed by the President. Tomorrow
Monday, and Tuesday the new gunboat
will be put to her final test before she will
be turned over 10 the Government The
trial-trip viii occupy four days, and the
Petrol Will be run oueto sea to fully test
her engines. The PetNl is loaded enough
TO make it safe, and she carries 1870 tons Of
coal for the trip. The naval officers who COM
pose the official board are Captain j. >.
Skeeviett (senior member), Lieutenant
Commander William ii. Bronson, Chief
Engineers L. J. Whitaker. @. T.. Deyalin,
and S. l.. p. Ayers, -Engi-
neer Freeman Rommell, Commander Will
Liam cambridge, - Hoff. Lieutenant
Commander d. f. +. Tilley, and Naval
Constructor John Il. Hanscom.
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SMASH-UP ON THE RAIL.
4 Brakeman Killed and Other Employees
Wounded.
s.t,.-...t, e. .t,a

on CRY. PA. July l3.-This afternoon n
collision occurred on the Western New
York and Philadelphia railroad on a sharp
curve near Petroleum Centre. Master-Me-
chanic Newman, of that company, with
Engineer Stone. were trying the speed Of a
new engine. when they suddenly collided
with freight train coming south. Brake
man Martin Timlin, OF the freight, was
caught between a hat-car and an oil
tank and was horribly mangled, dying in
"A few minutes. Engineer Stone had his
through a cab-window. Master-Mechanic
Newman had his hand badly crushed. En-
gineer Van DOsher and fireman of the
freight were both painfully but not seri-
ously hurt. Both engines and several cars
were completely demolished.
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is presented il is redeemed at its face value.
But II less than three fifths Is handed IA
nothing is paid, unless an affidavit is filed,
together with evidence, that the missing
portion of the note has been destroyed.
Thus under this rule person presenting
note gets all or nothing instead OF pro,
portionate number Of tenths Of the full
Valua
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HANOVER
Bcirne Delegates DISQUALIFICATION.
,ett ,o,.,,-.,,, o., tra nt.rat.b1

AeHLAND. Va, July 13.-The Democrats
Of tins district met here this afternoon
and elected Hon. Il. H. Cardwell, William
j. Leake, and Professor r. +. Blackwell as
delegates 10 the State Convention. The
following resolution was unanimously
adopted
We earnestly recommend to the conyen-
ton that Colonel Richard +. Beirne. OF
Hanover county, be the nominee OF the
Democratic party as our candidate Tor
Governor.
Clay precinct elected A. W. Brock, a
Beirne delegate.
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Redemption of Legal Tenders.
NV fnln xraph % the Dispatch.l

WASHINGTON, July 13-Treasurer Huston
has ordered that in the future the redemp-
ton of legal-tender notes by the Treasury
Department shall be made on the basis OF
the three-ffths. rule In vogue IN the re-
demption OF national-bank notes. Hereto
fore the former were redeemed on the basis
of the tenths--that is, a mutilated note was
redeemed at a value proportionate 70 the
part presented, counting in tenths. Under
the three-ffths rule If that part Of the note
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WILLIAMSBURG.
An Old ewspaper-Pcrsonal Matters.
Correspondence Of the Richn oni Dispatch.l

July l3. 1889.
The Williamsburg Gdzrfo, established in
September. 1929. and supposed to be the
oldest paper in America. viii suspend pub
LEGATION with its next issue. July 18th. The
Gdzc1e is four-page weekly, neutral as 10
politics, and has been managed IN an able
and fearless manner by Mr. Benjamin
Long. Of Liverpool, England. This vene-.
rabe journal, in which the utterances OF
some Of our most renowned men were
printed in the early DAYS Of the republic,
also has the honor of being the first news
paper in -rhich the Declaration Of indie
pendence vas published.
DR.. II. n. Rucker, superintendent Of the
Stockton (Cal.) insane asylum, and Mrs.
Major James Il. FERGUSON, of Lynchburg,
were among the arrivals of note during the
week.
Mrs. Lou Belle Lanehorne, Of lynch
burg. is visiting the Misses Smith, on
Palace street.
Professor and Mrs. Lyman b. Wharton,
Of William aud Mary College. leave this
evening for Cobbs Island TO remain some
time.
Miss Mary Stark, Of Richmond, is visiting
Miss Jennie MorecOck. W.
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In Loving Remembrance of Little Myrtle
Iiegan.

I'm Loving Remembrance oi Littie hNrut
Liggan.
We had a little treasure once,
She was our iOy and pride,
We loved her. ah perhaps TOO well,
For soon she slept and lied.
All IL dark within our dwelling,
Lonely are our hearts to-day,
For the one We lovsd 80 dea-ly
Has forever passed away
This lovely bud so young and fair
Called hence by early doom.
just came io show how sweet nower
In Paradise would bloom.
Ere sin could harm or sorrow fado
Death came with friendly care,
The opening bud 10 Heaven conveyed
And babe II blossom there.
Through all pain AZ times she'd emile,
smile Of heavenly birth,
And when, the angels called her homo
sue smiled farewell IN earth.
Heaven retaueth now our treasure,
Earth the lonely casket keeps.
And the sunbehms love 10 hnger
Where our darling baby sleeps.
BY IgR LOyIsg PARENTS.
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Augusta Delegates to the state Demo-
cratic Convention.
Special telegram to no Dispatch.l

70 '71T7
SrAUNroN. Va, July 13.-Delcgates were
elected i'm Augusta this evening. Pasture
River. Heads. and Middle River districts
elected Harris delegates. Beverley Manor
elected Alexander b. Lightner. william II.
Bailey, John Towbcrman, John w. Todd,
and J. T.. Guy. Harris men, The First
stanton Ward elected John L. Hartman,
W. q. Kinney, 4. II. Teabo, and Alex;
ander Hartman. The Second Ward elected
c. W. Warden, George \. Hutchinson,
and Thomas Kivlighan. all Harris men"
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WILMINGTON
uyERpOoL cOrroS Market

LfvFRPOOL. July i3.--t0sA Cotton quiet With
limited Inquiry, American middllng. tlo1.
salss iOO0balss: Tor spoc ujasiOn and orpOrt 80
bales: receipts. 100 baies. American. 80 bales
Futures dul atA decline; July, S-,4i. July
and August 21td. August and septsmler.
d.: september and October. to-b4d. Octobor
snd November. 5 3S-,,4d- september, 81.
T. N-Amertcaa uItddlinK. Slod.; sales TOT
tho day Included 2 40 bales Americas duly.
q 2-8id., value July and August tc4d., seli-
or August and ber. 81, seller. rsptem-
bor and October. iSSid.. seller; october and
November. > 36-Gid.. seller; NoysmOer aud de-
csmSer sod. buyer; December and Jsnu-
AIRY. 83-5ld.. seller; January aud February,
, s3-64d., seller: September, d., seller. fu-
lures clOsed quiet but steady.
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RRIAGEs

Mr. FRANK l. JOBsOS. the popular foreman
AT the .ash and door factory OF ". I. Harvey b
Co, and Miss JENNIE BEN'ON. the accom-
piished daughter OF Mr. Benson. Central rail-
road yard-inaster. were happily uailed In mar
riAgo On the ith instsnt by Rev. w. j. tloyo,
pastor OF ~. Psuls church.
Mr, Jooson was formerly OF Richmond and
has tue CONGRATULATIONS OF his many friends -
Columbus Engnirsr-SBa
COLUMBUS. GA. July ). 1852
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baseball Yesterday.
fBy telegraph 10 the DispAtch.l
Washington

Washington:
Washinqtons. 1 90 % 0 6-12
indianapolis. .....0 0 2 90 0 8
Base-hits- Washingtons. 10; Indianapo-
lis. II. Errors Washingtons, G; lndianapo-
lis. 3. Batteries-Ferson and DAILY; Rusie
aud Myers.
Boston:
Bostons ............0 OIL ! o. 6
ttsburghs..........0 0 / 0 0 / 2 o. 4
ase-hits-Bost0ns, II Pittsburghs, II.
Errors ostons, 2; Pittsburghs, 3. Bat
terles-Madden and Kelly; Staley and Mil
Ter.
New York:
New Yorks ...............0 0 3 % oil
Clevelands ................O o 0 ? 8
Base-hits-New Horks. Q; Cleyelands. ..
Errors New IOrks /; Cleyelands. /. Bat
ferries Welch and Ewing; O'Brien and
thinner.
Philadelphia:
The came between the Philadelphia and
Cbicogo Clubs was called on account of
rain al the end Of the first inning, neither
side having scored. The batteries were
Butfinton and Clements and Hutchinson
and Farrell.
Cincinnati:
o 4 1000 g. 3
Brooklvns. 90 2 3 2-15
Observation-Disclosures 6; BrOOhyns, 20.
Errors -Cincinnatis, 8 : firoOklyns, 3. Bat
tories Smith Duryea, and keenan,; Ca
ruther- and Visner.
Kansas City:
Kansas Citv..........3 8 90 0 3 0 Oil
Athletics 2 0 0 0 5 x-15
Base-hits- Kansas City, II: Athletics, Il.
Trrors-Knnsas City, 6; Athletics, 3. Bat
terier-Conway and DOnohue; Seward and
Robinson.
Louisville ten innings
Columbus .........0 o 2 0 0 0 0 O. 3
Iouisyilles 90 l 0 q 90 o , 5
Columbus, 9; Louisyilles. 9.
Frrors-C Columbus, 6; Louisvilles, 2. Bat
ferries -Widner and O'Connor; Ewing and
Cook.
81. Louis:
~. Louis............3 0407 8 2-25
BaltImOrcs. ..........2 9 0 q o o o q O.
Base-hits st Louis. p: Balhmores, 7.
Frrors-St. Louis. 2; BaltlinoreS, q. Bat
tories -Slivetts. King, and Millisan; Gun
ningham and Quinn.
The Championship Record.
The number of games won aud lost to
date by the clubs Of the American Assocla-
ton and National League are rs follows;
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Won. Lost Won. Lost.
Bostons .......40 20 Chicsgos.....So -
New y orks....3s 2! P,usOurEhs 20 30
Cievelauds 40 ri Indianapolis. y ~
PhHadelpnias.3l % Washingtons.l' ~
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Won. Lost Won. Lost.
81 Louis.......4s . Cincinnatis..So 81
lyn4...@ % Kansas City"@ -
AtNfefi,.a I'D y. Culurp BUS ...b -
Baidmorcs...E 20 Loui,villes,..l5 81
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The number Of games won aud lost TO
date by the clubs Of the American Associa-
tiou and National League are rs follows:
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The Famous Alabama Murderer

BnMIsoHAm, Ala. July iS:--Diek HAYES
was sentenced TO hang Friday, July 18th.
An appeal was taken 70 the Supreme
Court. Pending the decision OF that court
the sentence stands suspended, Inc su-
preme Court viii not convene VI pecen-
nossSble before then. In the mean while
HAYES remains in jail here.
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The New Cruisers.
fpx ssiaoranb 10 fho Dtaoatcn. /

WASHINGTON, ID. O.. July l3.-Commodore
schley, Chief Of the Bureau OF Equipment
,nd Recruiting, returned to the city TINS
morning from Philadelphia, where be had
gone 70 accompany the new steel cruiser
Baltimore on her first run out TO sea. lie was
10 high state Of satisfaction over inc
achievement OF the new craft, wpicn ne
edIl command a. soon IS she is put in COM
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Numerous Earthquakes.
nv telarranh 70 the DispAtcn.l

SAs FRAScrsco, July 13.-The territory
has been shaken by earthquakes during the
last few DAYS. Sunday there were SIX
distinct shocks. The severest shock oc-
Cured Thursday morning. The people are
becoming alarmed at the long-continued
Instantaneous
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Ale and Reef PentnnIzed.

This nutritious beverage-the very drink
for persons with weak digestive powers =
can be had at tchOlesGie of julien Binford,
1902 east Main street, Richmond, Va. Ask
any druggist for it. This Is splendid
tonic and should be universally used.
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CHICAGO



CHICAGO. July % There VA fairly g0oI
trading In VI, a. bat moss 81 the business Aas
TRANSACTED early la thu session. At ihe s'sr'
feeling 81 nrmuess existed. bat mis- eC0n gave
place b weaS. psnicGy feeling Tho opening
wss strong. sud prices after some slight nu, tua-
tons wcro advanced .aAc later the selling
became general aud prices declined ~ for
July aud lie for Tho deferred futures. snd
closed a.. loser for July and al ~. for ths
other futures than y"steriay. promineut
local trader WAS reported a. poing FREQ seller.
Corn Was quiet tho creator part ~ The s~sslon.
though there we're periods ~ moderate ACTIVITY.
Tho feeling was rather easier. aud slightly lower
prices Wcro established. The market opsnel AZ
yesterdays closing prices sni so'o 90 Rredn-
ely a.. ami remained T4iet AMI iuarfnot
changing but lltte and closing $40 loser
than YESTERDAY In oafs nu artNe business
trAnspired within q narrow range ~ prrr-.
Trading Was moderate Boz no --pOrS. opeuing
SAFES were made 40 D. decline. hut an advance
OF i2Hal5c WAS established win fair buying
Later tho market WAS castor. AMI prices receisd
5aiOC. aud closed quiet lard was quiet AMI
firm. RIDE steady and unchanged.