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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-03
ThE DIAMOND.
Baseball a. Played Yesterday Through
out the Country.
~ teIeeraph % ~ Dl.Ialc1.l

Cincinnati U.eaguol: Ciucnuatia. 6; base
hits. =: errors !. hrooklyus, !; base-Llir' o.
errors I. Betteres-tOremGn and BALDWIN.
Terry and DAILY.
hase-hiis, S errors, 4. Bosions. a; base-hiis. g.
errors. ]. Bsteries-Cavin and Quinn; GuA-
bert and murphy.
Chicago (Broiherhoodl Chicago', 10; base
hits. y. errors, 1. phIadelphias, 3; hase-biis,
: errors, 3 Batfercs-kiug AMI Farrell; san
Chicago lLeague): Chicagos. 4; base-hits, B.;
errors . Pliladelrhias. s; base-hli5. lO, errors
. Batteries Hutchinson and hitlredgei WICK
cry and Clemens.
hits. 10: error &C. Vow Yorks, q. bsee-hits, u
errors, q. Observation-Disclosures and Decker
Burket and Murphy.
BuGalo lBrofherhood): Bufalos, T.; bsse-hits,
II; errors. T. Brookiyns, II. base-hiie, r. er-
rors, Z. Batteries--fers'n, Hadduck, CLARK, and
Msck Murphy aud Daily
Louisville iOuisv.llcs, ? base-hitS, II
crrors, ,; Brooklyus, basc-hits, errors ].
ST. Louis: 81 Louis g base hits, ID errors, /.
Rochester. .. haso-hits, s errors, 3. Batteries
Witrork and Mlnyau Barr aud McGuire.
Columbus syracuse, e: baso-hits, A; errors-
I. Columbus. . base-hits. 3 errors, = Bat
terlos-knaIss, sas.0u. ant O'Connor; Casey
unt o. tocrke.
Ioiedo: Ioledos. 3; base-hifs, s 4; errors. o.
Athletic. ? bs.e-hits. @ errors, .. batteries
O'Nelll and Neica seward and Robinson.
Cleveland - lBrothorbOOD: tleY9iands, o,
hase-hif-. g: errors. B New Yora-, q; ua9c-hits,
D.. errors. /. Battcries-bakely, nruDef' AMI
Subtitle. O'Day and Brown.
ttegeland -. leGgucl- game. eleven IN
nings: On yelau1s, 4; ba-o-hllt, d; errors ..
Bost0ns. ): h1so-hits. y; errors, !. baileries-
Wadsworth AMI thinner: Geizein and Bennett
Second game, eleven innings: CleFeisnis' );
ba-e-lits. II errors. 3. iOstous, D; ra-t-hlts'
u: errors. .. Eatteues-LincOln and thinner,
GARRISON and Bonnet
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The Speaker ruled the motion out

ment. The Speaker ruled the motion out
OF order.
Mr.. Springer appealed. and the appeal
was laid on the table--yeas 1888; nays lf6.
Mr.. Springer having voted in the afirma-
tive moved reconciliation.
Mr. Grosvepor. Of Ohio. made tho point
that this was a dilatory motion. Sustained
by the Speaker.
Mr. Springer appealed, but the Speaker
declined to entertain the appeal.
MR. SPRINGER PROTESTS.
Mr.. Springer protested that this was the
first time in the history Of the Government
that a motion 20 reconsider was not recog-
nized but his voice was drowned in calls
for the regular order from the Republican
side.
Mr. Hemphill moved to recommit the
bill. Lost-yeas, 14s; nays. 1856. Messrs.
Coleman and Lehlbach voted with the
Democrats N the affirmative.
Mr.. Springer having voted in the mega
tive moved q reconsideration: also. 20 al
lourn. Lost-yeas. 1A7 nays, 1j7.
The bill was ordered cngrOased and read
a third time by a vote Of yeas 1856, NAYS l4S.
4 motion to reconsider was tabled-yeas'
1856 nays, li9.
Mr. Cultivate moved an adjournment,
which motion the Speaker ruled out as
dilaiOry.
THE BILL ENGRossTD IL ADVANCE.
Mr.. Springer demanded a reading Of the
engrosscd bill. but tine Speaker was pre-
pared for this demand, the bill having been
encrossed in advance. and a burst Of APP
plauso came from the Republican side
when the Clerk began the reading
Two hours were consumed in the reading
OF the bill. TIE question then required
on the passage Of the bill. As the call was
in progress the greatest interest was mani
tested on both sides of the House.
COLEMAN AND LEHLBACH WITH THE DEMO
Cgkrs.
As Mr.. Coleman cast his vote with the
Democrats he was greeted with applause
from that side of the House. and the APP
plause was reinforced with cheers when
lehlbach also cast his vote against the
measure. The Republicans retaliated N
kind and n the southern Republicans
Uouk and TAYLOR of Tennessee. Maddill OF
Virginia. Mudd Of Maryland. and Wilson 81
Kentucky. recorded their votes IN the at
frmative cheer after cheer was given.
The bill was passed -yeas. ljJ nays, Jap.
The House then adjourned.
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Tho market closed dun snd steady 20 firm a.
insignificant changes Tor the dny for most oi
tho LIST. Transactions il listed stocks only
1fnO sharcs: unlisted, l2,o0r shares
fr.nu EXCHANGE, 49,. Money, 3aS Sub
Treasury hal tnces-t0in. $40 200. currency.
s.8-..01f Governments dun OR a.. per cents,
l2I. *. coupons. lUj bid, *. interest state
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fablegrauls.

Tho worxmen on the vharves Of Havana. Cuba,
have struck work.
A mob last night broke all tho Leeds (Eng)
Gas Works windows aud fred rev0vers AZ the
police. Soldiers suppressed the disorder.
The Hungarian Government has transferred
an order for repeating rifles from hungarian
10 tho st9yr factory, the former eataplishmeht
being unable % execute the order soon enough.
All the Powers represented At the Anti
Slavery Conference. which has been IN Se'3lon
al Brussels fsr some time, with tue exception o.
Holland. which ms been granite delay OF SIX
months. have signed the general act passed by
the Conference and tho regulations relative U
import duties on goo1s recover III tA7 OVh5O
basin.
The staff Of the Central Telegraph onlce Of
LONDON, numbering 400 persons, reiu5ed TO
cheer for the Queen On the Invitation 81 the on
Gals in honor Of the postal jubilee. Instead oil
cheering they grOnueL lhey also grOanel Tor
Postmastst-General Rsikes, a. protest against
MA treatment OF their demands for the amelioTa-
ton Of their condition.
The Crncow police have forbidden the display
Of the Polish revolutionary flag on the occasion
Of the rentsrment OF the remains OF the poet
/ mtkievcz Many populations from switzerland,
France and Amer a have theretore snahaohel
the idea OF attending the ceremony. The Arch
hishop OF Lambert has forbidden mis- clergy 10
refer % the poet because u. Roman delivered an
Grafton on tho occasion Of The dislnierment OF
the remains at Montmorency.
There 4 a persistent rumor that Baron Wiss-
mann will resign his position In East Africa.
Orlcai reports arc sad 20 give no idea OF The a.
most unanimous coniemun OF the Anglo
German agreement by tho Colonial society Al
the mestng a. Cologne Tuesday. AZ banquet
which followed the meeting Major Lieoert, com
missioner for Fast Africa. In the course OF
speech described stanley as an American. sell
advertising hero. who wrote al accoun. OF his
travels beforehand.
The commission cent by tho French Govern
nent 10 Panama 20 investigate the condition OF
the canal Yesterday Issued further report deal
ing with The defects ard omissions OF tho four
plans proposed for the completion OF the canal.
According 10 the nrst OF these plans the canal IL
10 DO isolated no use being made OF existing
va,er-wsys. TIE second plan proposes 10 make
use OF such waterways; the thiri provides Tor
ship railway as a portion OF the proposed later
oceanic route, and the fourth for tunnel
through tho highlands al Culebre-
A deputstion Of members OF the French
Chamber OF Deputies representing the depart
msnts Of Pin.stsrre and Cotes du Sord and
Loire Inferieure called upon NJ. Roche, Minister
Of Commerce. yesterday and urged That ne
Goseramen. maintain the law prohibiung inc
importation OF American krd. NJ Roche re-
piled that the vote on the mckinley OIL had
changed frances commercial position lorsri
America The prohibition Of the importation OF
American lard, he said. might have been one oil
Tho maives ror passing the Mckinney DILL
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Attest that Tested sure Enough.

LONDON, July The parliamentary election
AZ Barrow-in-furness to-day, tho outcome OF
which has been looked forward 10 with much IN
resulted In q victory for tho Glsdst0nian can
ddate. The vacancy was caused by the resigna-
ton Of w. 3 Game, Liberal Unionisi, who wished
70 test the feeling Of his constituency regarding
the ,ensiug clauses OF the local-tsyation bill
relating 20 the compsnsation OF puolicans, and
Who resigned Just before the clauses referred 20
were dropped by the Government Tho returns
from to-day elections place Cairo NJ the bottom
OF tho pole The vote was ne follows: Duncan
tGladstouian,. i,9qa; Wainwright Conservative.
1852: Cslne, l.2s0 In 1885 Game was elected by
q vote Of 32i2 against !. 80 for Ainsw0rth.
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CATTLE MARKETS.

NEW YoKK. July L-Beeyes--RseeiptA i.,s.
head, all Tor exporters aud siaughtsrors; ~
trading feeling lrm dressed beef slow at 81. q
Yi.c. per pound; shipments to-day. so osesv.
aud y,is0 quarters OF beef; tomorrow, 4,sS
quarters II beef. CsIysz--Reeeipts, $50 head
market weak; veals, t5a$a7o per hundred
pounds. buttermilk calves, S2e0asA sheep aud
Lambs Receipts. 4,lsy head; market rrm
sheep. fistsSJ per 100 poun5s; LAMBS. SoAtA55
dressed mutton allow al ssioc per pound dress
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The question Of the admission OF lard bf
become secondary question as compared win
the whole trade between France aud America
but apart from what the Government might DO
America Franco could not at present meet
Americas ay0wal Of an economic war ~ conccs-
sions. He assured the population mat no m
mediate change would DO made In the existing
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\ Bloody Encounter.
lRY telngranh 10 the DlapAtch.l

LOUISVILLE. June A special from
Tlemingburg. Ky, SAYS Conflicting re-
ports of q bloody encounter between reye-
nue-men and Moonshiners in Rowan coun-
tv Yesterday have been coming IN all the
morning All reports agree IN one particu-
lar namely, that three men We're killed,
which thew were attached. There has been
intense feeling against the revenue-men
siuceahe last raid SIX weeks ago. and the
Government force was probably led into
an ambusCade.n
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ARRJkEfG.

-PEHBKRTON.- Married. June 25.
1880. az the residence OF che brides mother, by
the Rev VI. d. H0ge, d. d., JOSEPHINE STAN
ARD daughter Of tho late judge William II.
Lyons. to FRANCIS RAWLE PEABERroN,. Of
Philadelphia.
wALTHALL go sCHLRiCHER go Married. In
Richmond, Va. July let by Rev. J. 7. Whitley,
Mr. JOHNSON &. WALrHALL and Miss ADA e.
SCHLElCHER.
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General Appraiser, of Merchandise.

WASHINGTON. july 2.-Ihe President TO
day nominated TO Toe general appraisers OF
merchandise. under the provisions of the
act Of Congress approved June 10, 1880,
George c. Tichenor. of the District of Co
lumbia: George IL. Sharpe, OF New York
James A. Jewell, OF New York; Charles IL.
Ham. Of Illinois, and Joseph b. Wilkinson,
Ir ~ 4 nui-iana
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LIE TuRE.
Last Day Of the Coney-I,iand Club Spring
Meeting.
ny telegraph to the Dispaich.I

fBy telegraph % the Dspsich.l
NRw YORg. July 2-sheepshead- Bay races
Tho last day Of the spring meeting Of the Concy-
Island Jockey Cub VAS about a. disasreable a.
n could be Rain commenced 10 fall An hour
before noon AMI by racing limo the track was
quite heavy. This was d9ublY untortlnale, hs
the realization stakes were down for decision,
and while ths crack thrce-year-olds W5re mol
engaged some very fact youngsters were down
~ probable starters aud = good contest was
looked for. II was The fourth race on the card.
L1sIMoSY Has SYMPTOMS or LocK-JAw.
Green Morris had given his colt Lisimony spe-
ciql prepsration for tho race. and last night
when te vent into bis stall he was 40 o run Tor
n mans NE. This morning when leai OF ne
exhibited symptoms Of lOck-iaw. since lhen sue
horse has not shown Any improvement, ana the
opinion seems 10 be nat he Hlll DIE.
First raca-one mllo-Diablo won Reporter
second, Granite thirJ. Time, fil -.
Second rAce-sraigat Goa So, nearly three
quarters Of "a mile-R1ssou won; Stra.hineth
second. Reckon third. Time, l:l5 ID
Third race-scvrn fur.O1gs -Shofover won;
vengeur second. Dslsyrau third. Time, l:gl.
Fourth rac0-r,al ilat0u stakes Tor threo-ycar-
olds special entrance. with $1,000 added, al
lowanccs. one milo eni Eve ongs-fourna-
meut won: Her lighness second, Banquet
fhirf Ofher starters-lrr-ey Pas, Phiisade,
King Thomas, Padishah, kanc0cas. and Torso.
Time. 25i
Ffth race-one mile and half-Cassius won;
Prather second Con third. Time, 2aS
sixth Tare-futurly COurse-LepantO won
Fyaugshne second, SeryIter third lime,
1915.
seventh rare-tw0 miles. on wrf-St Luke
won; Little Jim second Tarngon third. Time,
335.
a RECORD BROfTS AT CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. July @-Washirgton Park: Hrsi
receive furiongs-Bf amblcbu-h won Wood
ford second, "a. Leonard third Time, i:lea.
soconi rac.-ouc and ono sixteenth miles
Rival won: Gymuast second, ia ia third. lime,
l:f7.
Third racc-one half mile-Petticoat won
1ime. a.
Fourth rare-one milo and seventy yards
Iiz7e b. won: Whiten0se second, Worsmate
third. Time, I4ja, breaking the record oi
l.l53, by CatalpG On this track june ~ ls9L
Eiftn ra.e-twO miles-OutbOund won Hypo-
rite second second, spokane third. Time,
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Relief for Chicago.

IBy toI4gFarh % INC DlsI aIcn-
CmcAGo. July 2.-Tne long-promised,
long-delayed. earnestly-wished-for cool
wave arrived like a thief in the night,
bringing relief to the sweltering. sun
baked inhabitants of this city. At 9 O'clock
this morning the signal-servlce thermome-
ter marked 6S degrees, OF "A drop Of nearly
twenty degrees since yesterday. The sky
il overcast aud rain is threatened.
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manner a part Of the vein which has never

manner part Of the vein which has never
been reached will be within reach:
The coroner's inquest over the bodies OF
two men brought out Of the slope will be-
gin Monday. IL will be one OF the most
important ever held in this district. ltt
viii be the aim Of the coroner TO try and
test the entire work from the first.
What is most needed here now Is relief
for the twenty-one widows and seventy
seven orphans of the victims of the explo-
sion, Money is badly needed. as there Is
much suffering.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-03
RAILWAY CONSOLIDATION.
One OF the Couniry's Great Trunk-Lines-
"Pensy" in Control.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l

Especial telegram to the Dispatchl
WHrELINd. W. VA. July 2.-The plan Of
consolidation of the Pittsburgh, Clncin-
natl and st. Louis railway. the Chicago,
ST. LOUIS and Pittsburgh. the Cincinnati
and Richmond. and the Jefferson. Madi-
son and Indianapolis has been agreed
on and is published here. The agree
ment provides that the capital stock
OK the consolidated company shall be
seyenty-fve million dollars. II also au-
thorizes n loan of seyonty-fye millions to
be expended in improvements. The con-
solidated roads constitute one of the great
est trunk lines IN the country. The Penn
sylyanla Company will have a controlling
influence.
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MAINE DEMOCRATS.
They Agree on Rcsubmission of the
Prohibition Question.
~ ioIegrapn . tne pispntch.l

=. ~ 70 tlIu II'VfttuI
AUGUSTA, M, July 2.-Three hundred
and eghty-hye delegates were present at
the Democratic State Convention to-day.
NJ. 7. Frank, OF Portland. presided. The
convention spent the time TIL O'Clock dis
cussing the insertion into the platform Of
q resolution submitting TO the people
again the question of license or prohibi-
ton. The resolution was adopted after q
stormy debate-A5 20 70.
Following this vote William p. Thomp-
son. OF Belfast, was nominated for Governor
by acclamatlOn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-03
DESPERATE ENCOUNTER.
Avery Barker Killed Resisting Arrest
sheriff Pritchard and Two Others
Wounded.
Especial telegram TO the Dispatch

AsHEyGLLE. Y. c.. July Avery Barker
was shot and instantly killed az Bakers
Vile. tho county-seat OF Mitchell county.
y. c., late IN the afternoon of june 23th
while resisting arrest. Sheriff Prltchard,
Robert Young. and Town-Marshal Ham
brick were also shot, the latter very Sc
riously No further particulars have been
received here
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RlcHmONo STOCK EXCHANGE

WEDNESDAY,. July ?. 1900.
SAIEs-FfRST BOARD. 100 Richmond city isat
100, 1909 do. AZ 100, 1900 DO al 100, 1900 90. al
100: 1000 Richmond. Fredericksburg and Poto-
mac dividend obligation ~ H.
SECOND BoARD.-l,0 900 Atlanta and Charlotte
istTsatig0.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-03
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
lRepOrtsd for tho DispStchl

lReported for tho DspStch.l
July ?, 1870
Auction % rings on Change to-day, go pack
sees. anG 8 taken IN. Highest, $50, lowest
$40: average. iif
stamp salos: cigars ant cigsrettos, 1857; To-
barco s. gl26i-to.al, si,26Q9k
Private Gales Filters, -: SMOKERS. !: cutters,
i wrappers, 10 dsrks. 6-totai, % hogsheada
Tho market vas without special feature, except
ing yery nigh prices on sun-cured tobacco The
increase u eio,s for June Is very small-562
hoesac ads aud tiercss.
Mr.E. c. Lsmeyer, Of Bremen. was registered
on Change to-day.
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A Louisville aud Nashville Dividend.
~. ..lArrarh 10 tha nI.naf.h

New York, July 1.-The Louisville aud
Nashville directors to-day declared the
regular semi-annual dividend of l $40 per
cent. IN scrip and l-10per cent. IN cash and
an extra cash dividend Of per cent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-03

~ THERE WILL BE RELI-
GIOUs SERVICES on FRIDAY, July an, a. 10
o'clock A. 81, In ST. Johns Episcopal church
Corner Twenty-fourth and Broad streets. Rev.
W. W. LASDBUN. d. D.. Will deliver ths address.
The public generally invited 70 attend. -
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TERRIBLE RAlN-STORM.
II Works Havoc in West Virginia. Gov
eminent Dam Wrecked.
Isre.lal telegram u IA Dispatch.l


PARBEHsBUBG. W Va. July "A terrible
rain-storm or cl0ud-burst struck this Sec
tion early TINS morning. The Muskingum
river and tine small streams pouring into
the Ohio are swollen ont Of their banks.
The big Government dam at Marietta,
costing $3.50 900. is complete wreck. 4
dozen bridges have been washed away az
various pOiufa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-03
MARKET QUOTATIONS.
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES or THs WORLD.
Prices for Money. Bonds. stocks. Grain,
Tobacco. Cotton, &c., and in Con-
nectiOu Herewith the Wsa-
thcr Indications.
LBg telerraph Q lne pIsps,rh.l

= WASHINGTON. d. C..July 2-Forecasi
1 ,,, for Virginia gud North Carolina, show
l KAHN lers, sOuthwes.erly winds. stationary in
| Temperature. except Oh the coast, Alsn-
- or temperature,
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ST LOUIE

sr. L0Urs. July Flour nrm but qulet
Wheai-No. ,, cash. sG .c.; July, s6 &C.; August
ga. a854c. Com-No. 9, Hl .oti4c July. Hta
8if &C.. August. 8hc. september. i3', o. Wis
key steaiy atfl.O8. Provisions stronger. PORK,
slLD. iari-prme steam, $3.50 Dfy-rhlt meats
boxed Shoulders. $685. longs tAiaathN;
Shoulders s. 1oss5G24 longs aud ribs, taios
tLIL. ahnri-rlnAr. I..llAlI..l.
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THE HllL-FARM MINE.
smotherinG the fiamas-Heip Needed FOL
the widows and Orphans.
By telegraph 10 the pispstcn.,

DUNBAR. Pa, July 2.-1he work of
smothering or putting out the fire in the
tho Hill-farm mine has commenced.
The mine cannot ,nnde De flooded and an et-
II Is thought there IS only one way in which
the property will he Of any use again and
that Is TO shut up the burning portion
10 walls Of brick. by confning it in this
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-03
MARINE INTELLfGEsCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. July :. lssl

PORT OF RICHMOND. July :. isSl
ARRIVED.
Schooner A. p. Crockett. ihorndlfe, K0nns-
bee, ice. Richmond Ice COMPANY.
Schooner Annie q. Allen. Brown, henssDec,
ice, Richmond Ice Company
SAILED.
steamer Ariel, Deyo, Norfolk, merchandise
and Passengers
schooner /. A. Rose, Rose. New York. railroad
tee: vessel. Curtis & Psfker.
schooner Z. n. Hart kgrtH Norfolk.
PoiT or NEWPORT NEWS, VA. JgLs ?. isss.
by relegraph.l
AHRlYsD.
steamship Oh Domiul0n, Richmond ans
sslled Tor Sew 4 ork. mer,hAniise.
sAgLEn
Schooner A. II. Howe, Boston, coal.
FORT os wEsr POINT. JEW ?. 1914
~ telegraph
AERlykn
steamship Charlotte, Sickle, Baltimore. gone
raj cargo
sAuEp.
Steamship Charlotte. MCKEE, Baltimore. gen.
eral cargo.
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treasurer Archer's Trial.

BALTIMORE. July 2.-The trial of ex-
State-T Treasurer Archer. charged with en-
bezzlement of funds of the State, has been
set down for tuesday next.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-03
TIE WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY was
partly cloudy ant slightly cooler.
Rage Of Thermometer NJ tho front door OF tho
d. s-.rt.h nrIrA YcstnrrAr.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW T0sS. July The stock market to-day
offered even less opportunity FOR comment than
the preceding days Of this week. The dealings
were smaller and tho fuctuators on reduced
scslc. while tho sliEat movements IN the lat,
esnecislly after the frat hour, possessed no sig
niacauco Whatever The trading. such as it was,
was entirely professional, sni az even tho pro-
fes'ionals were dl-inciined 20 trade there WAS
little or nothing Of interest To the market. The
waiting attitude Of operators on both sides Of the
account viii undoubtedly be maintained untl
after the holidays aud some positive develop
ments will even then be necessary 70 stir the
sircgfab rpr-ent % -ua-itfatlon
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nO0R
COTTON REPORT

WeIuo,s Fias. s1S1ASl7S, supsrnuA sa7Ss
sax: sx.ea. sls)ssl75, fAaAy. StAtLSa pAtsas
f1miIy, coantcy, ikT5aSA4
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-03

The.wor cases of scrofula. salt-rheum
and other diseases Of the blood are cured
b, Hoods Sarsapsrilla.
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PROPOSALS..
A RCHITECTS, TAKE NOTICE

s..irss PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS FOk A
FIhE.PKOoF CLERKS OFFICE not TO cost
over 5000 The architect whose plans are AZ
copied 20 supervise the construction OF the build
ins Al a compensation OF per cent. on the esti-
mattel cost Address communications 90 the
subject 70 d. w. burnley, Deputy Clerk Of the
County Court, Charlottesville, Va, or 70 the un-
dsraigaed- a. n. AAGHuDkd,
jy eoigu Chairman Beard OF supervisors
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Mr.. Springer moved 70 lay the oiii upon
WIS Vas To- table the bill aud pending amend
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should the expected demand from investment
sources not matersllzc The bears viii be given
ar opportunity 20 hammer tho Hat with SUCCESS.
ana II thcre appears a buying movement OF any
proportions with easy money mere VIII "a a
rapid climbing for stocks. though any marked
upward movement may 30 expected io receive
sturdy opposition from Influential professional
traders now on the short side