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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-11
DEATHa-

BRAUER.-Dled, July 10Th. 81 i0.g e. NJ. 81
congestion 81 the brain, bAkbAhA MAKE
twin child II J. T. AMI barbara Brauer: aged
nye months and u q days
"Suffer Irfie children % come unto Ne and
forbid them NOT tor Of such Is The kingdom Of
Heaven
Funeral from the resiionoe. yenabs ani
MOsDy streets, FRIDAY the ilth instant AZ 4 T.
NJ. Friends AMI acquslntsnces are respectfully
invited 10 attend.
COHS.--Died, JACOB cOuN: aged ffrg-six
yosrs, st Rockbridgo Alum springs, July 3tb.
Funeral viii take place from bis la,o resi-
dsnce, corner .. Clay and First streets, THIS
friday MORNING Al ~ o'clock. Friends and
acqueintances are requested 10 attend
MITCHEIL.-Dled, a. his residence. Ivy Hili.
King William county, Va, July ., lse, a, li;,0
Y. NJ. ROBERT MTG HELL, IN tho seventy -sixth
year OF his age.
Funeral viii take place from his residence
TO-DAY At 10 O'Clock. Friends hni hc4usint-
snces ars invited ~ attend.
sTEGAR-Diel, az the residence % hs
falher-ln-law, Mr.. Charles Windhnn, July IN,
of typhoid-feyor, Mr.. 4 NJ. sTEGAR.
Hls family has the sympathy VI tho sniirs
community.
Asleep IN Jesus.
TONEY. Died, July 10Th, ats p NJ. at the rest
dence OF Mr.. " l. Brown, No ie0y Porter street,
Manchester, Va. X. A. TONEl.
The funeral will take place THIS 1'riiaD
MORNING az III O'Clock from tho above resi-
dence. Friends snf Aoluainisnccs invited %
attend. lntermont at OsxwOOd.
TROY-Died. a. the residence u her father.
$40 north ST. janice street. July 10Th AZ 3s',
SARAH C.. beloved daughter Of Rev. William
and sidonia Troy. In tho twenty sixth year OF
her age.
A precious one Is from us gone,
A voice 10 loved Is stilled
A place Is vacant In our homo
Which never can be nlisi
H. A uuffI fa. H.. 81 n
lis church FRIDAY Z O'Clock T.. N.
Western papers please copy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-11
Minor Washington Notes.


WASHINGTON, July 10.-The President to-
day nominated Mrs. Susie I. Gsthell TO be
postmaster at Washington, Ga, and Colo
mel Beekmau Du Barry assistant commits
sary-general Of subsistence, to be commits
saIy-general of subsistence with the rank
of bricadier-general.
Bond offerings to-day S9j, 100. All ac-
cepted at III for per cents and 103 for
rs.
Representative Williams, of Ohio, intro
duced concurrent resolution In the
House to-day. which was referred TO the
Committee on Rules, providing that the
President of the Senate and Speaker Of the
House be authorized TO close the present
session Of the Fifty-frst Congress by adj
iourning their respective houses on the
3lst day OF July, 1890, at 2 i. VI.
Information has been received at the
Navy Department that troubles imminent
between Salvador and Guatemala, arising
out of the recent change IN the govern
ment of the former country. 1t being
thought advisable to have some American
war-vessels near at hand, orders were to-
day issued for the steamers Ranger and
Thetis. now at San Francisco, to proceed
at once TO the west coast of Central Amerl-
ca. These vessels will not be expected to
interfere in the troubles between the two
countries except in so far as may be neces-
sary for the protection of American in
terests and to afford a place of refuge to
American subjects in case 1t should be re-
quired.
No Information has been received at the
Navy Department in regard to the report
that Rear.Admiral Belknap, commanding
the United States vessels on the AsiatIc
station, has undertaken to protect the
King of COrea. Admiral Belknap's orders
were to take Mr.. Hurd, the newly-appoint-
ed United States Minister, to Corea in his
flagship Swatara, and TO cooperate with
HIM in that country in upholding the
rights and interests of American subjects
IL is not believed at the department that
he has interfered in the troubles between
England and Russia further than to estab-
iish his forces in the neiehborhood of the
American consulate at Seoul for Its pro-
lection in case of necessity.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-11
TERRIBLE RACE RIOT.
Eighteen Persons killed and Wounded in
Favette, Ga

Eighteen Persons Killed and Wounded In
Favette, Ga
iT'y telegraph 20 the Dtsrstch.l
NASHVILLE, TENN, July jo.-A special to the
American from Grim. Ga. says; fatal riot
occurred At STAIRS milIpond. 10 Fsyetto county.
AZ O'Clock this afternoon. Four negroes were
Killed and six wounded, two OF whom are re-
ported dying. btght whites were soo',
but it IL thought only one OF thsm
fatally, making eighteen In Al khiea
and wounded. Pete Grifrin lwhitel IS re-
ported dangerously sho. darky seline wine
on the occasiOn becsme engaged IN war OF
words with white man about the purchase OF
some wine, which resulted IN the negro
getting cut From Tbs the quarrel was
taken up BY others uutii Grimm became involved
with negro VINO had gun but who did not
care 10 use H. Anderson Williams. another
negro. told him II he would not shoot the
damned .rcoundrel" 70 give bin the gun aud
he would shoot him himself. He took the qua
and emptiei its contents into Grfiins chest
aid bowels. He was Immediately sho.
through the neck and died ia few min
utes. The shooting became general After
emptyng their weapons demand was made q a
merchant for more ammunition lie refused 70
sell, but the iuturiated rioters ran rougb-shod
and helped themselves u all he hal. There
we're OYER 800 people on the ground, and 10 "a a
mystery that the shooting was not more fatal In
iis results.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-11
THE FARMERS ALLIANCE OF N. c.
Interrogate Representative Henderson
About the Sub-Treasury Bill.
my telegraph 20 tho Dispatch1

WASHINGTON, d. c.. July 1O.-Ropresenta-
tive Henderson, of North Carolina, has re-
ceiyed u letter from l.. c. Beddlngield.
secretary of the North Carolina Farmers
State Alliance, asking whether it be true
that the southern representatives in Con-
gress had held private consultation about
the agricultural sub-Ireasury bill and had
agreed by a majority vote 10 90 against the
measure, and to give as reason for their
action the unconstitutionality Of the bill.
Henderson will reply that there has been
no such consultation, caucus, or confer
ence, public or private, and that no such
action has been taken by any Senators or
Representatives in Congress IN relation TO
the measure and that there is no fOunda-
ton for such reports.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-11

8: wrappers, ~; darts, sg-to'sL 90 hoC'nesda
Market without spoeisi feature. Rails yestsr.
day extended ss far a. Amelia conrthouse. on
the Richmond and Dsnvils railroad, bot Gas
light. Dry weather for ten days snd vcry BOA
Is reported from Halifsr coussy. Va, and oiher
places. Western crop 10 suffering, particular
~ darks, from hot vesther. In bsntucky. MIS-
souri, aud Tennessee only ons third OF crop
Is saif 10 De standing Ia the dark section.
Prices on run-c1red ruled high today.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-11
HIGH rR1cF nFcI.1Nrn.
A BUNCO GAME.
The Strange Case of the Lady Who Mar
ried Two Husbands, But stu
Mrs. Atkinson.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch. !

CHARLOTTE, n. c., July 1O.-Some Wash
ington sharks are attempting a buncO
ga me with Confederate veterans. These
men, presumably pension-agents, send out
with the request to fill in the blanks and
send in applications. The pension-attor-
ney then writes saying the claim has been
filed and requesting fee of SO TO be sent
on as a retainer. THIS done the game is
mp. In few days the veteran receives no.
tice that his claim is debarred by law. as
no Confederate soldier can get pension
from the United States Government. 1t
is bold swindle. but will doubtless find
its victimc. 4 lot of these pension blanks
have been received by Confederate sol
diers here IL Mecklenburg county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-11
GRAPE EXHIBIT.

The Horticultural Society of the State
will hold its eighth annual grape fair at
Mt. Holly July 30th to August LIST. This is
intended to be the finest exhibit of grapes
ever made in this State. The premium-llst
for the various exhibits is divided into
EIGHT classes
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-11
The CHATTANOOGA REUNION.
Governor Gordon Corrects the Nisrepre-
sentation of the Northern Press.

10y to4tBihpu Di-iha'LLl
ATLANTA, GA. July l1-Governor Gordon fur
nishes tho following for publication, which will
appear in the Constitution tomorrow morning
Editor C0nstitufiOn,-Several northern papers
referring 90 the COnfederat, reunion al Chatta-
noOga have been misled and have attributed to
me expressions 10 which | never gave uttersnce.
In no speech made by mo ~ Chattanooga did
make any reference whatever 10 slavery or TO
the position Of the south or North on that
subject oither during, before, or since the
war The reference 70 slavery Is said TO
have been made by another speaker at the
meeting, but on the afternoon Of the 4th, at
which was not present, aud therefore DO not
know whether or not he was correctly reported.
In an impromptu speech from tho balcony Of
the Read House, in response 10 calls from a
large crowd Of veterans assembled ia the street,
did urge nv Confederate comrades as ny
parting Injunction To DO "a true TO the Union and
to the best interests Of the whole country In the
future as they had been 10 the CoDfederacy In
war. All OF my remarks were confined exclu-
siyely 10 this line OF thOlght. and | repeat that
limade no reference whatever TO a subject Of
slavery. lsignedl j. Is. GORDON.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-11

British Cabinet Change.
By Anglo-American caDlo to tho Dispatch.

by hnglo-American cable 70 the DISPATCH
LONDON, July i0.-It is announced that the ar
rangemen,s for n reconstruction Of the. Cabinet
are making progress. IL il also sad that the
Right Honorable W. II. Smith. the present Cow
eminent leader In the House Of Commons, will
probably be succeeded by Lord Randolph
Churchill ~ Government loader in tho House.
Lord Harrington II again offered ofllce.
Lord Salisbury, II is further stated, went 10
Windsor castle last night and obtained the
Queens assent 10 the proposed changes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-11
A BREWERS WAR,
Which Is Likely to Give Chicagoans Very
Cheap Beer.
INV tAInernnh to the Dlspatch. !

[By telegraph to the Dispsich.l
CHICAGO, July I0.--A big fight Is on among the
brewers Of this city which promises TO be OK
ceedingly bitter The battle Is between the
English syndicate and a number Of the smaller
brewers who have not been taken into the CON-
bnation or who have refused 70 become parties
10 IT, The result OF the eight up 70 to-day was a
drop In the Wholesale price OF beer from 80 {
barrel 10 S., but to-day tho Westside Brewery
reduced the price to $3.50 barrel IL IL believed
In brewing circles that tho war viii 60 on until
beer VII DO sold Of less than * q barrel
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-11
THE ROAD PITTS NEW MN To WORK.

LOUISVILLE. KY. July I0-There Is no deyel-
opment in the strike situation to-day except
that the Louisville and Nashville has brought
fifty new men TO the city gathered from various
parts Of the country No trouble has occurred.
The strike Of the brakeman and sHttchmen on
the SnOrt-Line division was strengthened last
night by q strike Of swichmen and hraKemen at
the Tenth aud Maple yard on the main line OF the
Louisville and Nashville system. With this cxcep-
ton the aspect OF the strike remains unchanged
and inactivity reiens ~ the Louisville and Nash
VILE and Shori-Line freight depots. The regu-
lar trains are still running but no freight Is be-
ing handled at either place. The sWltch-engine
in the shOrt-Lin yerd has steam up. Long
lines Of freight and empty cattle-cars bear silent
witness 10 the amount Of traLic that IS stopped
by this strike
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-11
KING COTTON.
The Average Of Condition FOR July-Thc
Present Average.
LBy tolecraph Do tho Dlspalcb. ]


WASHINGTON, ID. G., July l0.--Ihe Stats
teal report fOr July Of the Department OF
Agriculture shows improvement in the
status OF cotton, the average of condition
having advanced from 1873 TO pa since
previous returns. There was generally an
excess of moisture until about the 10th
OF June. with fine weather since, giving
opportunity for the destruction of grass
aud for thorough cultivation. On the At
lantic coast the crop is generally well adj
yanced. while il is late IN the Southwest,
where planting was delayed by over
flows and heavy rains. That which WAS
planted early began 10 bloom from the
18th to 25th, and IN the Southwest some
bols are reported as early rs the goth.
While the plant is IN various stages OF adj
vancement from the wide range of seed
ing. II Is now almost invariably IN full
yioOr Of growth. Of good color, and high
promise: very free from rust and free
from worms, except weak invaslons OF
first brOods in the more southern belt.
The present average Of the July condition
has been exceeded only once IN the last
five years IL is stated as follows by
States: Virginia. %; North Carolina, % :;
South Carolina, 50 Georgia, 50: Florida.
81: Alabama. %: Mississippi. 80; Louisi-
ana, Sc: Texas. 80; Arkansas, 50; Iennes-
see. 90. Nearly throughout the cotton
area two or three weeks of dry weather are
reported. hut there is scarcely any injury
from drought. Since the lst Of July
heavy rains have been reported on the At
lautic coast.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-11
PYTHlANs OF THE WORLD.
Officers Elected by the Supreme Lodge
~u..tiuuatfan ~

Officers Eiecred by the supreme Lodge
Continuation of the Prize Drills.
rBy telegraph to the Dlspa,ch.J
MILWAUKEE. Wis, July l0.-The supreme
Lodge OF the Knights Of Pythias OF the World
today elected these officers: Chancellor, George
b. shaw, Eanelaire, Wis. Vice chaaceuOr. W.
W. Blackwell Oh Henderson Prelste, i. +.
Blackmar, oil 0HN XiI,Is' Cal: Master Of Ex-
Keeper Of records and sesl, II. l. q White. al
Nashville. Tenn. Master Of Arms q II. MOTT
SOD Of san fan SsSoss ssscreary q Endo.@sn.
Gaarj DR.. NJ. C. Bsrtrsli, Of ossxsn' Inner Inner
The prize drills were continued Ct Cold snrinr
Park to-day, inc crack divisions Of tho order
mating 3 rne display. 'A'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-11
MlsSlSSlPPlANs IN BIRMINGHAM.
They Suffer to Considerable Extent from
Railway Accident.
by telegram Ia the Disnr,cbJ

BIRMINGHAM, ALA, July 10.-Two hundred
Mississippians spent the day in Birmingham,
having come on an excursion. They were taken
on trip to tbs mines and furnaces, and, am.ng
other places, visited he Pratt mines. On leaving
there the train was about TO back round a curve
when the conductor saw locomotive coming at
full speed ne ran back - stop, but too late to
prevent collision with his rear coach. The
Mssissippians piled on: pell-moll at the frat
alarm, and In the scramble q number were
badly hutI a. Nermous, merchant OF Green
Corona, ankle spralned A. B. FinoId. of Can
ton, ankle sprained Mrs. j. Mcclure, wife Of
the editor OF the YazOo Herald, wrist sprained:
Mrs q. Handy, OF Canton, suffering from shock.
tion Is being given them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-11

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
pIAYTEs' LEAGUE.
WonIost.
SERIOUS STRIKE on THE /. & N. r. r.
Three Hundred Brak and Switchmen
Out at Louisville.
II}Y felerranh 10 tho Disnatchl

LOUISVILLE, July le.-Aboui 80 Louisville and
Nashville brakeuen aud switchmen were on. on
strike last night About hfty officers were on
guard az the main yards and twenty-seyen az
the shOrt-Line yards IN the vest end OF the city.
Tho number OF strikers Tuesday night was 40
brakemen and forty swltchmon on the GiDcin-
natl division. Last night 10 these were added
l0j brakemen and thirty-hyo switchmen OF the
main line. Traffic Is blocked Al both yards, and
on all Louisville and Nashville lines out
81 the city. About one hundred cars Of fruit aud
other perishablo articles Gro In tho yards.
General Freight Agent CUP has wired TO own
ers OF through pershabie freight 90 know II their
goods shall be sold at auction. The Jefferson
Vile. Madison and indianapolis road has agreed
b. handle the Louisville and Nashville freight,
but will employ special crews, as the regular
men object 10 touching the Louisville and Nash
VILE cars. The Louisville and Nashville brake
men claim they are striking on account OF their
own grieyancas
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-11
Railroad Ofncers Elected.

MONTGOMERY. Ala, July .l1-The Board Of
Directors Of the Alabama Midland Railway Com
pany, which road was yesterday cold 70 the
Plant Investment Company, met At Troy, Ala.
today and elected the foilowlnk of1cers: w. \.
chiso'm, o. New York. president; J. W. Wol-
wolk' o. Alabama. vice. president; ]. aouitry
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-11
AN ACCIDENTAL FIRE
Destroys Several Residences at Elizabeth
City, n. G.
Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.I

NORFOLK. Va. July 1O.-An accidental
fire in Elizabeth City, n. c., last night
destroyed the residences of Charles
Suaughan and Mrs. Ann Davis, on Bogen
street. and damaged other buildings. The
property was only partly insured. Mr..
Straughan lost everything in the building,
not having time even 10 save the clothing
OF the family.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-11
sight at Ore Hill to make 800 tons OF iroE
per day for ls6 years.
BROKE UP IN A ROW.

BROKE UP IN ROW.
ARepublcan convention in Surry county
yesterday broke up in row. A dele
gate knocked the Chairman down with a
chair.
The little six-year-old child that was dis
embowelled by falling from q swing upon
broken chair O few days ago died last
night.
A negro railroad-hand assaulted little
white girl near Salisbury yesterday. He
was arrested and jailed.
A sca.fold fell with several carpenters at
Mt. Airy yesterday and one of them, w. A.
Boil. was fatally injured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-11

lBy Anglo-American cable 10 tho Dispatch.l
LONDON, July i0-Lord salisbury moved the
second reading Of the Heligolani ce.ston bill In
the House Of Lords to-day. After an explana-
ton by Lord Salisbury and brief debats the bill
passed It's second reading without division.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-11
nv teleeraph 10 mo Dlspatehl

10y NItgThph 70 NO UIsphIcI-I
CINCINNATI, July lG.-'fhe general feeling here
regarding tho railway situation seems 10 be that
tho crisis IS at hand. Tho Cincinnati Southern,
Onto and Mississippi Chesapeake and ONO. Gin
cinnati, Hamilton and Dayton, aud Big Four did
not receiYe today.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-11
THREE DESPERATE BURGLARS
surprised, Surrounded, and Captured Az
ter sharp Struggle.

I'PVDIHI V'ItbT I'M % VIIv Ut PaF7u'I
WHEELING, w. VA. July 10.--At Sisters
Vile last night three burglars were sur
prised and surrounded while at work on
the safe in A. Thistles j. Co. g store. Two
Of them forced their way out, though
fred on repeatedly, and one was wounded.
The third was captured after desperate
struggle and proved TO be Andrew Stew
at. son of wealthy farmer. One Of the
captors was badly hurt in the fight. 1t Is
believed that Stewart was ringleader of a
gang that has committed large number
OF robberies recently.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-11
First Bale OF Texas Cotton.

GALVESTON, TEX, July l0.-'fhe first bale o,
the Texas cotton crop Of 1899 arrived here last
night from DuyaL 10 was ciassed good mid
diing. was q good staple, weighed GO pounds
and sold for 600,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-11
APENNSYLVANlA COUPLE
And Leading Physician Arrested on n
Very Grave Charge.
Especial telegram to the Dispstch-I

Especial telegram to the Dispetch-l
WHEELING, w. Va. July l0.-At II
o'clock tonight officers arrived with a
well-dressed young couple from West
Alexander, Pa, and few minutes later DIR.
II. b. Baguley, one of the leading physi-
clans of this city, and the man and woman
were formally put under arrest. charged
with chlld-murder. The mans name is
believed to be Carter. and he is o well-to-
do businessman. Baguley is State CON-
mander of the Sons OF Veterans of West
Virginia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-11
THE BUSY BEES.

A meeting of the Carolina Bee-Keepers
Association will be held in the hall of the
Chamber of Commerce on the 18th and
18th of July to discuss questions relating
20 agriculture.
There was large congregational meeting
at the Second Presbyterian church last
ing a new church. The committee reported
$500 as subscribed of the proposed
$4,000. On account of dissatisfaction
with the lot selected the building was post
poned till October.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-11
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES or THE WORLD.
Prices for Money. Bonds, stocks, Grain,
Tobacco, Cotton. &C.. aud In Con-
nection Herewith the Wea-
ther indications.
by telegraph to the pssp.sch.l

- WASHINGTON. ID. G., July ie.-Forecsss
RIM for Virginia, fair weather until sunday
in'h night. northerly winds, shifting to
s-------Jscatheriy on Saturday. eighty warmer
Friday, warmer Saturday and Sunday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-11
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. July i0.-YirginiS l0-f0s. 80:
DO rs, o. a69: Baltimore and Ohio stock. i02s a
JOG l-5; Cincinnati. Washington and baltimore
lists, ysJ1; consolidated gas bonds, 81 ASK.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-11
Chrmhnr of Dcnnfins.

tBy Anglo-Americeu cable 10 the Dispatch.l
PARIS. July l0.-By = vote OF 30 TO ~ tho
Chamber Of Deputies to-day decided % postpone
for a month the debate on the Ango-Gorman
agreement
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-11
FLOUR.
COTTON RRPonr

wsauoss: Fins. Sa1sSll. sapsrauA Sa,5s
sax; extra tis)syI7t family. sissise pAssas
fanny. country. tk15aSa3s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-11
rnn LEADING FEAruREs.

81. Paul and Northern Pacific preferred were
prominent IN the carly dealings, but later Now
England, tho trusts. Lackawanna, and the
Changers Ia general were tho leading features
Just before the close. however. Messri. kidier,
Peabody e Co. engaged 'l,0OO.O0J for export and
precipitsted selling movement which reached
all PORTIONS VI tho list, and a large proportion
81 tho material gains wore lost, the market
closing work AZ ths concession, bus most OF the
list nrs higher tonight. Saics-ListeG, l6S, 0o0
shares: unlisted, 1900.
EreniRg.-ExchGngo qniet and firm. Money
easy AZ Ha5 clOsin offered at 81. Suo-rreasury
halancos-Coin. ii6, g5. eco: currency. $3.50 600
GOYernments dun nut steady for as: per
cents, i2iis: ex. coupons. 1903 bid. ex. interest
stat. bonds dun but uffn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-11
coNFTpERATE REuNIoN.

The annual reiinion Of Company T. Thir-
ty-seventh North Carolina regiment, Com
pany X. Fifty-sixth North Carolina regi-
ment. and the Carbarus Lack Boys" will
take place at Huntersville on Thursday,
July 31st. 4 general invitation is extend
ed to all Confederate veterans.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-11

by Anglo-American cable to the Dspatch.l
MONTEvIDRO. July TO- The panic here ia sub
siding. Gold IL at "a premium. Paper IS not
aTreufeI