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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-13
THE TURF.
Delightful Weather and Good Racing at
Monmouth Park.
lBy telegraph to the Dispatch


MONMOUTH, n j., July 13.-The weather
was delightful and the racing good. The
finish for the fourth race was the best seen
al the meeting. with Eurus, stockton,
Cvnosure. and Castawsv II. finishing heads
apart. The boy on CynOsure claimed q
foul against Eurus, but il was not allowed.
First race-slX furlOngs-Bl Rock won:
Maidstone second Stately third lime,
I:14iI.
Second race-six furlongs-Bolero won;
Nellie BY second, Reckon third. lime,
Iii.
Third race-one and three quarter miles
Salvador had a walkover.
Fourth race-One and one quarter miles
Furus won: Stockton second, Cynosure
third. Time. pos.
Fifth receive furlongs-Flavilla won;
Beauty second, Westcbester third. Time,
1:02.
sixth race-six urlongs-Bradford won
Arab second, Raymond third. Time, LA.
Seventh race-seven furlongs- Niagara
won: Paragon second, Brussels third.
Time l:29. 90
Eighth race-fve furlongs-Hands OF
won: Adventures second, Bou9hrum
third. lime lob.
WASHINGTON PARK.
CHICAGO. July 12.-First race-one mile
starters. Jack Murray and DR.. Nayo-Naye
won. Time. 1855.
Second raco-ono mile and furlong-
Kaoolah won; Longevity second, Winning
third. Time. 2:0j.
Third race-hvo furlonGs-Rinfax won;
Homer second, kingman third. lime, 1905.
Fourth race-One mile and half-Ormie
won: Hamlet second, Prince tortunatus
third. Time, 2:43.
Fifth race-mile heats-Wary Won Let
tie $. second. Loupo third. Time, 1:53S{.
Second heat-Wary Won; Lottie $. second.
Time, 1:56..
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MEMORANDUM

NEW Yo4E, July ia--Arrtvsd eut; upatA
New Yea ies Liverpool; ssiAAAA AsvpsEs -
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two miles from the Court Square, near
Biitmore and overlooking tho Swsnanahn;4Sa s
river. The plans are prepared ana olos
will be advertised for at once. Inc plans
give 225 rooms, and are so des,gned tina.
any desired additions can be made withouS
injury to the appearance Of the structure fs:
IL is hoped that l75 rooms Will De reaay ior
use by the LIST of next January; ~ Is au-
thoritatiyely stated that both John n. m
man and George w. Vanderbilt are in-
terested In The enterprise.
Democratic primaries were held to-day
in the several townships on Buncomoe
county to elect delegates. to the county
Convention, which meets here on the lstn
10 choose delegates to the judicial Conven-
ton at Bryson Citv on the oath instant
AsHEvILLE's POPULATION.
The census of Asheyille has been com
pleted to-day, except that Monday VIII oe
given as an extra day in which citizens may
supply omissions by calling on the enume-
rators at the supervisors office. The show
ing is only about 10000. II has been gene
rally believed tina; Asheville has. popula-
ton of 1900. A good deal Of dlssatis-
faction is manifested.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-13
KILLED BY A TRAIN.
A NEGRo's HEAD SEVERED AND HoR-
Rl8LY MANGLEO.
Two EIopsrs with Quite soiIed Record
Under False Pretences and Forgery
A PInt-DlstilIery.
Especial telegram to tho DIspatch-l

GREENSBORO. n. c., July 2.-Buck
George. colored carpenter. while drunk,
laid down on the Richmond and Dsnville
track and went TO sleep. A freight train
came along at o'clock and killed him.
The top of his head. from the eyes and ears
up. was cut of as smoothly Us if done with
knife. His scalp was torn of. rolled up,
and carried ten steps. The skull was com
pletely emptied. pieces of the skull and
brains being scattered along the track for
hundred and fifty yards.
DIsREPUTABLE ELoPEBs.
There is big sensation in Kernersville,
near here. Banner Jordan, son of wealthy
liveryman, some days ago stole q horse
and buggy belonging 10 his father ana
eloped with well-known young lady OF
that place. Jordan leaves wife and two
children in destitute circumstances. lie
married under compulsion to avoid i'm
prisonment for breach of promise of mar;
riage, and the girl with whom he eloped
obtained notoriety some years ago on ac-
count of negro being lynched from the
Jail here for having committed an assault
upon her.
TWO BAD CASES.
Peter Dick, well-known young man,
wasarrested here this morning and carried
to Stokes county under a charge of obtain
money under false pretences.
Wyatt Welborn, of this county. who held
a 600 position in the office of tho FIRST
Auditor of the Treasury ut Washington,
has disappeared after committing num-
Der of forgeries Welborn belongs to one
of the best families of this county. One
of hrs brothers is member of the South
Carolina Legislature from York county,
and another is prominent minister OF the
North Carolina Conference.
UNIQUE STORIES.
The Modern-Barn Tobacco Company of
High Point are building large factory at
Oxford and will move there.
A unique blockade still was captured in
Randolph county by Deputy Collector
Fields. of this place. yesterday. The still
was made Of two large tin dish-pans, sold
cred together. The capacity was one pint
of mountain dew at each run, and 1t was
in full blast when captured.
Miss Jennie Johns, daughter Of Captain
". 4. Johns, who has many relatives in
Virginia, died at High Point. of typhoid
fever, after brief illness.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-13
pARNELL,S PROPOSITION
ora hoard u Arbitration 10 settle Pend
ing Tenant embellishments Of
the Press
rBy Anglo-Americsn emilio . The DI.pstch.

rBy Anglo-Americsn cAhlo 70 the DlspstchI
LONDON, July l2.-During his remarks IN
the House Of Commons last night Mr..
Parnell proposed measure providing for
the appointment Of n board Of arbitration
for the settlement Of the disputes between
the landlords and tenants in Ireland. such
a measure, he said could be quickly pass
ed and a board could make inquiries and
effect an equitable settlement IN cases OF
tenants on thirteen or fourteen estates
where the plan Of campaign - still IN ope-
ration.
The Chronicle says that tho logical ont
come of Mr. Parnells suggestion would DO
the creation Of municipal tenantry. with
the hxIng OF their tenure Of land for lie.
The Times says that the tenants refused
to be bound By Sir Charles kussolls nrbi-
tration. and asks II they would show more
respect for board Of arbitration created
by Parliament.
The Standard SAYS that il is pretty clear
that Parnells remarks were offered "a ba-
sis for the compromise. BaliOur, the pa
per saws. appeared TO be inclined % take
the same siew. Ito claimed 10 be the first
dscoverer Of the mountains OF the moon.
He praised the climate 81 Uganda. and said
no believed that English GOODNESS and
Italian courtesy would triumph over tho
oyerbearing attitude Of the Germans ia
Africa.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-13
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


NEW YORK, July i2-Cotton-Nst receipts To-
day, 1874 bales; exports-to Great Britain. 1851
bales: Ia stock. l0,,is3 bales whsss-spol ire
gulsr. moderately active. and dun, c.osing
stronger: NO. red. siAc. in elevator: optious
july. s5ae.; August. assc. September, si4c.
Corn steady aua moderately active: No =.
l3t a4s1c. In elevator; oplons quiet and
weaker; July, $40: August &sAc: sepsem-
Der, 4i.c. Oats dull and ancn.uxed; op,iens
dull and steady: July. Hkc.: August Xtc.:
september, Sshc. Co6se-Options closed nrm
aud duh: July, sisatl7.o0; August ti67oa
si6s0; september. fi6s0ss163); spot Mo dun
ami steady fair carsoes, so sugar-ksv nrm
arm and fairly active. Molassss- Foreign ncmk
nal; Wsssl lskc. Petroleum stsady; crs1A,
In barrels (PaSksssh T.l0c kcsin sorVaG,
TwpsAttas hiaasg and epieA Wed assne s>saAS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-13
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.


lReported for the Richmond Dispstch.l
JULY ~, 1890.
No auction offerings on Change to-day.
Revenue collections: Cigars and cigarettes,
ssO97O tobacco s.. 1854 spocisl tax, s@s.io:o-
tai, i,29G9L
Private sales: Filters. Is; smokers, IS: cut
ters, 3: wrappers, 53-total, i39 hogsheais-
For tho week Auction offerings on Change
1863 PACKAGES and taken IN. Highest, SIS !;
lowest, sl.25--ayerage, $3.50
Revenue collections: Cigars and cigarettes,
si0,s96 IS tobacco, 81 5sa5!; special tax, t2si
total, t32,5li.0.
Private sales: Filters, ga; smokers, 40; cut
ters, 81 wrappers, 200; dsrks, 2S; sun-cured,
2-tOial sos hogsh.Gis.
The attendance on Change to-day rss rather
small, and very Little trading was done there,
the larger part being done a: private Offices.
The market for the past week has been very
active on all grades, especially on nllsrs and
wrappers. while prices on all grades remain
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-13
Colored Infant Deserted.

Yesterday morning colored man found
a negro infant in briar-patch in ravine
near the northern terminus Of Tenth
street.
The cries Of the child had been heard
during the night by persons living in the
neighborhood. The matter was reported
TO the police, and Sergeant Tomlinson ar
rested Mary Ann Logan, young woman,
who admitted being the infants mother,
and said che placed it in the ravine. She
said she had no homo and could not sup
port the child, which was taken TO the col
ored almshouse before the arrest was made.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-13
THE DIAMOND.
Scores in Brief of the Baseball Games
Paved Yesterday.
ny telegraph To the plspatch.l

Philadelphia (BrotherhoodD; Philadel-
phias, 6; base-hits. z; errors, Z. Cleve-
lands. 3: base-hits, 3: errors, 5. Bat
teries-Sanders and Milligan; Bakely and
Sutclife
Philadelphia Oeacuo): Philadelphiaas.
10. hnse-hi:s. II; errors, 3. Clevelands'
4 baso-hits, 10: errors. 2 Batteries--Giea-
son and Clements; Wadsworth and Iim-
mor.
New York (Brotherhood): New Yorks'
5. base-hits, 9: errors, !. Chicagos, 3;
hase-hits. IL errors /. Batteries-Ewlng
and Ewing and Farrell; King and Barston.
New York Neague): New lorks, IL;
base-hits, lS; errors, ]. Pittsburehs,
baso-hits. 4 errors, 8. Batterics-Well
and Buckley; Bowman and Decker.
Boston (Brotherhood): Bostonss. 10;
base-hits, q; errors, 3. Pittsburghs, 3;
base hits, 4; errors, 3. Battere5-Daly
and Sweet; Maui and Quinn.
Brooklyn Brotherhood) Brooklyns,
o. basc-hits, %; errors, IL. Buhalos. 10;
base-hits, II; errors, 8. Batterlesrsow-
dcrs and DAILY; Murphy and Hayes ;
Beecher and Halls gan: Lewis and Haligan.
Boston Ueague): Chicagos, 3 basc-hits,
z; errors. 3. Bostons, 2: base-hIts, q;
errors. 3. Batteries-IIutchinson and
Kitiridge: Clarkson and Bennett.
ST. Louis: 81. Louis, ~; base-hits, IA;
errors. D. Syracuse, base-hlts,7; errors,
Z. Batteries Ramsey and Wells; Keefe
and Riggs.
Brooklyn: Cincinnatis. / i; base-hits, B.;
errors. 4. BrooklyDs. Z: base-hits, s.;
errors. 1. Batteries-Rhines and Harring-
ton: Caruthers and DAILY.
Columbus: Rochesters, 2; base-hits, 6;
errors. g. Columbus, g.; base-hits, 2; er-
rors. |. Batter, es-Knause and O'Conner ;
Callahan and MacGuire.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-13
LIE VIRGINIA REPUBLICANS.
What One Of Those Present Says About
Thor Recent Meeting.
Washington Evening Star. l2th.l

tNeshington Evening rtaf, 4-thl
One Of the Virginia Republicans present
At tho recent meeting at Chamberlaln's
said 10 Star reporter that the published
address was issued in the shape which II
took purely as a matter OF policy" ." As
matter OF fact" he said, the over
whelming majority against General Malone
last fall was largely from inactivity and
indifference if not disgust within our own
party at the treatment of the Republican
party in Virginia and the South. Some
pretty vigorous language was used az the
meeting by General Malone and others,
can tell You. concerning the attitude of
the Administration toward the Virginia
Republicans. and they came 10 the conclu-
sion that 1t was useless 10 spend any more
money that way when the cold shoulder Is
20 emphatically manifest. The announce
meut in regard TO fraud at elections is
merely secondary and promulgated be
cause we did not care TO appearin open re-
volt
While IL appears that fight in the con-
gressional districts viii he abandoned from
The public address. such, 1t IS said, will
not be- the case Plans we're inaucurated
quietly toward q spirited campaign for
other partv reasons, Notwithstanding the
dissatisfaction of the leaders.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-13

cial 10 the Psodwne from Shreveport says:
Tonight on the arrival Of the train from
Baton Rouge Senator Heard and Repre-
sentatives Doss, Bruton, Curry, Wrenn.
Wells, Hancock. Nelson, and Land were
met at the den6t hy en- anti-lottcry league
of Shreveport and escorted TO the Caddo
Rifles Armory. where an impromptu meet
inc of welcome was held. The Representa-
tiyes were greeted with hearty speech by
Colonel W II. WISE, alter which each
member of the General Assembly was
called on for a speech. Enthusiasm was
very great. II was an ovation that gives
evidence of tho strongest feeling against
the lotterym
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-13

To the Editor Of the Dispatch:
Ipredict that the census of the city of
Richmond VIII pan out s9.715. w. p. j.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-13
Suits tO lie Instituted for Damages.
~. - ....ru. - o.. ~. nl.rn..A

PIrTsurEoH. Pa. July IA special from
tmont0wn, Pa, saws Representatives of
the Knights OF Labor and United Nine
Workers met the representatives Of the be-
reGyed ilill-farn miners to-day and en-
ployed counsel 20 enter suits for damages.
The families Will sue the Dunbar Furnace
Company and be backed by the labor or
CARNATIONS, while the proceedings against
Superintendent Lang, OF the company. will
be left 90 the State. AS the Coroner's jury
found bin criminally guilty in causing the
death of the miners
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-13
Exports aud Imports OF Specie.

New YORK. July l2.-The exports Of spe-
Gle from the port OF New York DUNG the
week amounted TO s6l9, $50 mot including
the shipments by to-days steamer. of
which 1914. $50 was in gold and $44,650 in
silver. All the silver and S5O7 ,699 in gold
went 10 Europe. and S66. 1871 in gold went
TO Sonth America. The imports of specie
for the week amounted to S357,27s, Of
which $685., 2ss was IN gold and SO, 1885 in
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-13
Sidney Pleasure Clnb.

The Sidney Pleasure Club held It's regu-
lar meeting last night and elected the fol-
lowing officers for the ensuing term: Pre-
sident. Charles f. Sent: Vce-P President,
Charles W. Carter: Secretary j. VI. Lock
name: Treasurer. r.. J. Carlton: Financial
Secretary, W. +. Keller; sergeant-at-Arms,
II. II. Barfoot. Entertainment Commit
mittee-J. A. Firth (chairman). X. j. Carl
ton. and W. T. browns. Trustees-R. j.
Carlton, T.. +. Slanker. and w. Il. Shrimp.
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VANCE ALL RIGHT.
WEATHER AND CROPS.
Gsrden-Stufis. Corn, and Other Crops In
jured-Cotton Excellent.
rpe.,s, telegram TO the olsp.tco.J

iured-Cotton Excellent.
Special telegram 20 the Olsostcn.l
RALEIGH, n. c., July 12.-Reports Of cor
respondents of the North Carolina State
Weather Service show that the early part
Of the week continued to be very warm
and dry, with an excessive amount of sun
shine. until Wednesday night. when very
rapid fall in temperature took place over
the entire State. The maximum recorded
during the week was go. The minimum
Friday morning was $50, which is the low
est that has been observed here III July
since the commencement of observations
in 1871. The cool weather will be of too
short duration to iniure the crops. A
drought has prevailed for the past ten days
ct many places, and garden-stuiis. corn.
and other crops have been injured. Cot
ton is stu in excellent condition and
blooming rapidly and will not be material
ly damaged if the average amount of rain
falls next week. The curing OF tobacco
has commenced in a few places. The grape
crop will be good average one this year.
EASTERN DISTRICT.
The rainfall in the central portion OF this
district has been about the average during
the week: in other portions 1t was insult
ticient and badly distributed. The early
part of the week was very warm, with too
much sunshine; Thursday and Friday very
cool. Cotton not yet suffering. though
rain is needed for it in many places.
CENTRAL DISTRICT.
A drought also prevails in this section.
no general rains having fallen since July
I'd. Cotton, though not suffering yet. will
be injured unless rain falls soon. AT pres
ent it is in fine condition and blooming
rapidly. Curing tobacco has commenced
The crop has probably improved, but needs
more moisture.
WESTERN DISTRICT.
The rainfall has beer more than an inch
below the average during the past week,
and all the crops are suffering for want OF
moisture. The temperature continued
high until "Wednesday night, then fell
rapidly. Cottonis better able to withstand
the drought than other crops and has not
been injured to any appreciable extent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-13
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES OF THE WORLD.
Prices for Money. Bonds. stocks, 0rsins
Tobacco. Cotton. &C.. and in Co.'S
nsction Herewith the Wsa-
Their Indications.
lBy telegraph to tho pispssehI
- wAsHIsorox, d. c.. July ia-Forscsss
FAIR TOR Virginia, warmer, fair weather.
--Jsouthwestsriy windA
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK. July I2.-The stock market today
was intensely dull. though it presented nrm
from. throughout. The dealings In oil except n
few special,ies and tho sugar renueries, how
ever, were without fssture OF any kind, while
fluctuations were confined 70 tho limits OF about
:. per cent
THE ADVANCES MADE.
ThoBe stocks which hsve lately become proni-
nent for advances msis such as Hooking valley,
Mobile and Ohio, end Chicago and East ILLINOIS,
stocks made further gains. though only IN tho
case ot the first named was the movement OF
special importance. The sugar ronneres con-
tinued 10 respond 20 tho proposed scheme 70 Fo-
organize the trust with the BELIEF thar INSIDERS
will support the stock. Tbs buying, however, u
largely for short account and It's ehminsuon
seems only matter Of short time.
THE BANK STATEMENT.
Tho bank statement which VIA awaited with
90 much interest showed q handsome gain IN
the surplus reserve. which leaves Il ABOUT where
it was two wooks ago. hut tho result has oeen
so thoroughly discounted that it had NO enect
to either raise or depress prices.
THE CLOSE DULL.
Tho ,loso was very duh and firm az slightly
better ngares than those OF the opening. sales
aggregsIsd 1900 listed and 1900 unlisted
s1ares.
Erening.- Exchange dull but firm. Money
easy, closing offered at 81. Sub-frea.ury pai-
ances-Co'n, si62 1900; currency, tb,s>9,Nn
Governments dull but steady for as per
cents, i2ik: ex. coupons, 1903 bid. ex. interest
State bOuds dun, but s.e2dy ~ nrm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-13
SIX HUNDRED CLERKS MORE
10 ro EmpIoycd in tho Pension Bureau
ON JulK gIst.

~
W,su1NOIoS. July l2.-Tho House Com
m.ttce on Appropriations to-day reported
nn urgent hl making the gross apprOpri-
hu1u. S6]2.0n to d,fray the expense Of
employing 4t additional clerks IN the
Pension Bureau. l6} iu the record and pen
siou division. and ten IN the Auditor
Office. tho object of increasing the force
IS % provide fora speedy adjudication of
the ella nus Co.. be alei under the dependent
pension act. The clerks are TO be employed
on july Dist urXt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-13
Improved Financial Situation.

Buryos AYREs. July 12.-Congress has
passed the bill providing for the issue of
MORTGAGE notes. The withdrawal of the
RESIGNATION of the Minister of Finance has
created favorable reaction and no bitter
feeling prevails. Tie run on the banks has
ceased. Gold closed at 1877.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-13
Major Do,welrs Condition.

At quarter past l o'clock this morning
the conditions OF Major Thomas w. boswell,
who has been i'll at the Exchange Hotel for
several weeks, was very critical. There
had been no change for the better, and the
prayest fears were entertained by the
friends and relatives by whom he was sur
rounded
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-13
Strikes COMPROMISED.

CINCINNATI. July i2.--The Louisville and
Nashville road handled all its freight to-
day. Through a misunderstanding some
OF the men quit work. but afterwards re.
turned unconditionally. As to-day was a
half holiday most Of .he roads observed IT..
The Kentucky Central effected a compro-
mise with their men and resumed work.
The Cincinnati. Hamilton and Dayton was
the only road which did not receive at all.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-13
Nomination Confirmed.

TN tsIrsrnph % the Ditpstrh.I
WASHINGTON. July l2.-Among the nomi-
cations confirmed bv the Senate to-day
was that OF Colonel O. Alexander Cooke,
Sixth infantry, 20 be brigadier- general.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-13
Death of Mr.. VI. A. Alien.

Mrs. NJ. A. Allen. one of Ashlands old
est residents. died in that town yesterday.
She was in her seventy-6rst year and was
the mother of Messrs. J.. W.. James H..
and John b. Allen, and Mrs. j. w. Var
brough. Mrs. j. ID. Swift. and Miss Olivia
w Allan
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-13
MOL GENUINE.
The Alleged Tariff Letter from tho Presi-
dent Published Yesterday.
Inv teierrarb a. the Dtapaf-b1

WASHINGTON. July 12-The letter pub
lishcd this morning under date of Carlisle,
Pa. purp0rting 10 give the views Of Presi-
dent Harrison concerning free trade and
was invited 90 attend tho National Pro
gross Exhibition mt Carlisle and wrote
letter o. tho Secretary of tho association
thanking him for tho courtesy extended
and expressing his rearet that pressure of
urgent public business would prevent his
acceptance of the invitation. The letter
contained nothing whatever of political
nature.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-13
brakeman Killed.

Especial tsIeKrHm % mo Dispatch.f
PARxKasBURG, w. Va. July l2.-Charles
Heath. q well-known Baltimore and Ohio
brakeman, living at Point Pleasant, was
run over and cut TO pieces by q Baltimore
aud Ohio train on the branch to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-13
Congressmcn to Be Kept in Place.

WAsHNorov. D. c.. July y Repre-
sentative Anderson IN the House TO-DAY
offered for reference a resolution reyoking
all leaves OF absence. except such as Gre
granted on account Of sickness, from and
Aiter lnnsaAY nlXL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-13
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALSrNoRR July i2.-virginia go, 6s',a6st
Baltimore ana ohio stock, 10 al06 Sorihef q
and Baltimore lists. gay; consolidated gss bonds,
llIH do. stock, bla52.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-13
slaughtered and Burned Alive,

lBy glo-Americaa cable to the Dispstchl
TAsGIKB, July l2;-News has been re-
ceived here of raid BY the Zemmour tribe
on ths camp OF the sultan's SON. Nera Sale.
ri The LEA camp was taken Completely by surprise.
Troops and slaves were mercilessly slaugh-
tered BY tn, raiders, and Hfteen prisoners
were burned ave.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-13

NEW YORK. July t. Reserve, Increase,
f2.,i36i3j; loans, decrease, si,6sgo0. specie, Ia
crease. fgSI4O0; legal-tenders, increase, $751;
700; deposits, increase, ilb!,19O. circulation,
increase, sl0,sO0.
The banks now hold So Os,O'5 in orcess OF tho
q nar cant rnla
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-13

by Angle American cable 10 10 Dlspatrh.l
LISBON. July l2.-The Chamber of Depu-
ties, by vote Of 81 10 80. has approved the
bill for an increase OF taxation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-13
A Defective Chimney.

A defective chimney caused slight fire
at No. 1913 Catharine street at o'clock
yesterday evening. The building IS owned
by Mr.. McKenney and occupied by Samuel
Johnson (colored). No damage.