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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-04
BRIGHTON BEACH RAcE-cOURss.
Opening of the summer Mectipg-Racipg
Elscwhere-To-Day's Cards.

BeIaHroN BEACH. n. Y. July 2.-Between
5000 and 1000 persons were present mere
Today to witness the opening OF this TRACES sum
mer meeting. IL rained moro or less all day and
was quite cool, but every one caino prepared Tor
this and rs favorites were in front quite often
every one went home satisfied.
First race-nye furlongs-Vintage Time (nily)
won Leo second, Eoio third. lime, LOB
second race-one half mile --hintora won ;
Knapp second, llattery third. Time, oOIG
Third race-seven furlongs-La losca won ;
Nellie BLY, second, Vagabond third. Time,
1:29L.
MINOR DAILY second, lea Tray third. Time,
l;42A.
Filth race-one mile and a sixteenth-Iops-
ford won; virglo second, Long Island third.
Time, I:5iI.
Sixth race-one mile and quarter Glendale
won; Outbound second, Elevo third Time,
2:It.
Seventh race-slx Acknowledgement won
Kitty Van second, Dr. uasorouck third. Tine
l:lO.
on THE GLOUCESTER TRACK.
GLOUCESTER, n. j., July 2.-To-day's events re-
suited as follows:
First race--seven eighths OF a mile--Kanes.
vile won Prodigai second, Landseer third
second race-four ond onc-half furlongs-Nt
none won SANDER second, Democracy third
lime, 80.
Third raco--eix and onc-quarter furlongs-
mhIshsiltt NCu Sctehu,
Time, 1894.
Fourth race-four and one-half furlongs-
Planter won; Iago second, Ecstacy third. Time
5S15.
Fifth race-one mllo--Defaulter won; Plinl
second, King Idle third. Time, 1:i7L.
Sixth race-six and one-hnlf furlongs-Royalis
won; Monte Christie second, Washington third
Time, 1:2Sle.
AT CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, July 2.-1he track was In frst-cias
condition. Not favorte passed the wire first
and the bookies reaped rich harvest.
First race--one mie-Ponny Royal won; Nc
lane second, Ilazehurst third. Time, lac.
Second race-tnree quarters OF a mile Saloni
CO won; German second, Dan kurtz third. Time
l:l5L.
Third race-one mile-Marion won; Santiag
second Ban Chief third. Time, 1:41i4.
Fourth race-one mile and n furlong-Or
monde won; Harry Weldon second, Hamlet
thitd. Time, 1856.
Fifth race-one-nile heats. First heat--Sonorf
won Laura Agnes second, Malone third. Time
1:4i. Second heat-Woodbona won: SoDorf
second, Malone third. Time, 1:45l1. Thirt
heat-Woodrena won; Sonora second. Time
1881.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-04
Indicted Into ONCE.

District-Deputy Grand-Masters ID. W.
Bowlcs and Robert Hill, Jr,. assisted by
Grand-Warden Thomas y. Render and
Paste rand Ford, of Ftzhugh, and Past
Grand Bailey, of Baltimore, installed the
following officers Of Aurora Lodge, No. ZIG,
/. o. o. r., last night: Noble Grand, IL. ID. Haller;
Vicc-Grand, c. W. NORRIS Secretary Lewis F.
Mason; Financial Secretary, o. j. Adams; Con-
inc,or, 5. r. Puliam; Warden, j. X. Combey
Inside Guardian. II. l.. Ford Outside Guardian,
n. G.. Robinson: Right Supporter 10 Noble
Grand L. +. Starke: Left Supporter 10 Noble
Grand, Waiter Howard; Right supporter 70
Vicc-Grand. y. G.. Garner: Left supporter to
Vice-Grrnd, j. l.. Fink; Sitting Past Grand,
WnIfar G.. Duke.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-04
THE JEFFERSON DAVIS MONUMENT.
Progress of the Collections for the Fund
Fifty Thousand Expected by October.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, July 2.-Captain John
w. Childress, chairman of the committee
from the southern Press Association delegated
20 collect u fund and attend TO the details OF
erecting monument - the memory OF Jefferson
Davis Is Just back from meeting OF the COM
mi,tee at Atlanta lie says that the committee
feel much encouraged a. the progress Of
affairs. About $4,000 have already been
raised, but before actual work Is COM
menced on the monument they expect
to raise $4,000. Active measures VIII be taken
al once In soliciting for the fund. 1t was decided
to select general agent 10 look after the collec-
tons, whose name will be announced III lew
days. The committee determined TO request
President Screws, Of the Southern Press Associ-
atiou, 20 csl a meeting Of tho association at
Nashville not later than October. AT this meet
ing the committee expect 10 report the soO,-
600 raised that will insure the erection OF the
monument and 20 submit plans and specifica-
lions and 70 receive full instructions.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-04
A. SAKS & CO.
FINAN GAL.


NITY BONDS.-HOLDERS OF
~ RICHMOND So, maturing July let, are in
yited 70 call and examine the list Of hiGh-grade
CITY, STATE, and RAILROAD SECURITIES
which we are now Offering, Including
RICHMOND 4's, DANVILLE 5s, COLUMNS
Gal SIS, WILMINGTON q. C) SIS, NASHVILLE
(Tenn.) 4lk's, DALLAS AND FORT WORTH
(Tex1 IS. VIRGINIA NEW PER GENIE
NORTH CAROLINA As, PETERSBURG RAll~
ROAD CLASS b IS. RICHMOND, FREDERlCks-
BURG AND POTOMAC RAILROAD DIVIDEND
OBLIGATIONS, WESTERN NORTH CAROLlNA
RAILROAD 1sT MORTGAGE PER CENT.
GUARANTEED BONDS; Also,
VIRGINIA STATE AGRICULTURAL AND MI
CHANICAL SOCIETY 1sT MORTGAGE
6PER CENT. GOLD BONDS
total issue $4,000, secured ON property worm
si50.0OO to 100000.
INTEREST GUARANTEED BY CITY OF RICH
MOND.
A portion OF this issue has already been Gu
balance ut same price, rcserving the right 70 ad-
vance price without notice.
SEND FOR JULY BOND CIRCULAR.
Coupons and interest collected for clients with
out charge.
EUROPE-TRAvELLERS CREDlTs.-Letters
of credit furnished on BROWN, SIMPLIFY s
CO., JOHN MUNR0E & CO., j. :. MORGAN &
CO., or the Messrs. ROTHSCHILD at option OF
WORLD.
We draw our own bills Of exchange on London
and All the principal cities Of Europe.
JOHN L. WILLIAMS & SON. Bankers,
corner Tenth and Main streets,
Richmanh Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-04

The Russian rye crop will be bad and there
will be no surplus for export. Large German
orders have been sent 10 tho United states ana
Canada. Il IL reported that Russia IL also puy'
ing supplies In America
Many Jews are arriving In Paiestinc-from 2oo
10 300 families weekly. They are entirely ass
,itute aud the distress among thsm ~ tsnipio.
Bread Il very dear. Typhus and scarictna nIe
raging In Jerusalem and general pcsthencc ID
feared.
]. Oscar McCoe, residing six miles from n LOT
GIBSON, La, was shot aud Instantly killed We.
nesday night by Robert Thetford. Inetiofa
mistook him for an escaped convict and nhuc!
min. McCoe failed TO halt, whereupon lncuoru
fred with the above result
yesserday evening $50 men walked out Of the
Allegheny Beesemer SteelMills OF Carnegie
Brothers 4 Co., ut Duquesne, Pa. There vas no
question Of wages In the strike, the men SIMPLY
demanding that tho Amalgamated Association
be recognized. The hrIn refused to sign the scaie
Tuesday and stated that the mill always was ana
always will be run independent OF any orsani@a-
tim
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-04
BE CAREFUL

Be careful Of your associations! Bed COM
pany 10 not better than none ct oil
Be careful what you say' Yoacsarscsu sons
things, but never spoken wosdS
Be careful In your habits AMI IN your w.
Neatness and good manner snoosd % 49,
stiles. a. .rA
Be careful Of your dlesi Proper 1904 ma
drink have much 70 do with hePplnnee
80 careful Of your heaitnI z0nSy
it--.hon why should Jun squandcs ~!
Be specially careful at this season o. me ~
The air 10 fun d polsons. Malaria y ssss
You need 70 exercise great care. -
BE careful how you exercaoe sen csCs
member that pure whiskcy taken " w. ~
the bsst way 70 cOunteract molAstol pce~
al clscasss incident 70 this SEASON
Be careful What vhiskey yoe VEL
mind that Dufiy'x Pure MALI nss tns r.
standing and u the oaiy medicinal vhasksy =
Be- csrefui hat no druggtss decsiv:s yoS
takins scme cheap wblskey vhirA ~
cIailned g iuss g good There = . me9s
vhisksy which b - good.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-04
THE KING CASE GIVEN TO THE JURY.
Interest In the Celebrated Triai-Court
Adjourned TIL Monday.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, July 2.-The jury having
in their hands the fate of Colonel IA. Clay
King, charged with the murder OF DAVID H..
Poston In this city on March last, is locked up
in the antc-room of the Criminal Court, where
they were sent by Judge Dubose nj $3.50 TINS at.
ternoon The court has been adjourned TIL next
Monday morning at $50 o'clock, but will, OF
course, In the event Of n verdict being reached,
he nj once convened The proceedings OF the
last day OF the celebrated trial brought
out a tremendous crowd. Every available men
In the courtroom occupied and the
passages leading TO the two entrances 10 the
court we're 1ammed by a perspring mass OF hui
manity. More ladies we're present to-day than
OF any time since the trial began. The defend.
ant, as has been his wont, occupied his usual
seat in rocker, using his ian very vigorously anu
maintaining an apparently Indifferent air The
time of the court until half-past was taken up
by Attorney General Peters In closing the argu-
ment OF the State, who grouped his facts CAREFUL
ly, analysed every part OF the evidence and ieit
no point untouched, the jury giving him close at
teution. The charge Of Judge Dubose, which oc-
cupied one hour, was concluded at half-past 4, at
which time the jury retired.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-04
CRESTeRfieLDlAN IN DISGRACE.
A Saw-Msll Owner Accused of Stealing
Ten Dollars from n Bov.

PgrEKspuRa, Va. July 2.-James A. Win
free, q young white man who claims 10 be
the owner II q saw-mill IN Chesterfield county,
was arrested this afternoon by Chiot-ofsfohco
Eanes charged with the larceny OF ten dollar.
Ninfrco VINO IL quite well connected, came into
tho city this morning, and was making some
purchases az a store on HALIFAX street when a
little sen Of Mrs. John h. Wells came into the
store aud asked that change be given him for
ten dollars. Tho clerk not having II took the
trouble 10 pin the note on the inside OF the boy 8
coat. Ninfree followed the little fellow out OF
the store, aud by seine means persuaded nm
10 allow him TO ret the note changed for him.
lie never returned with the change. and when
arrested denied all knowledge VI having stolen
the money The case ives worked up against
him, aud the money MAS foaDd AT the store OF q
druggist where no had made purchase. lie
was sent 10 TAIL 10 await examination In tho
morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-04
nIs MILD TREATMKNT.

Or. Taylor says his patient eats well, sleeps
well, has no organic disorder ana il rapidly re-
covering his usual health. He takes no medi-
cine whatever except occasionally simple RENE
dies 10 regulate digestion. lie has had no trace
OF the paralytic affection from which he suffered
three years ago The principal benefit this ply
stefan can render him is 20 encourage and tell
him what to do. Mr.. Blaine gets Respondent
with himself His sickness In Now York was the
result OF overwork combined with In grippe.
Notwithstanding the statcmc nis OF his physician
and the strenuous denials OF members of his
family, many people here believe Mr. Blaine 10
be broken down; thai he viii never again en-
gage IN active lie yet it is evident to every one
that ho has improved since his arrival here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-04
Officers ofaIadics' Lodge.

The following officers were installed for
the ensuing torn ~ tho regular meeting last
nigh. of Nr-inia Lodge. No. US, Order OF the
Fratcrnal Circle: Mrs. Pearl Il. Akers, past
president; Mrs. VI. j. Bullock, president; Mrs.
B A. Pillow, vice-president Mrs. a. ID. Jenkins,
chaplain; MISS Nannie Blackburn, secretary !;
Mrs. ~ a. Cosby, treasurer; Mrs l1a bowen
marshal: Mrs. Lottie f. Cosby, guard; Mrs NJ
A. Whiilock, sentinel; DR.. w. +. Farrar. medi-
cal examiner.
1hls lodge IL composed entirely OF Indies and
has nfty-ilve members. Two candidates were
Initiated at the meeting and u number Of appli-
cations presented.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-04
BLAINE BY NO MEANS A WELL MAN.
His Medical ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Belief
that lie Is Broken Down.

Bar HAKDoR, Me-. July 2.-Secretary
Blaine, although not feeling SO well to-day
N yesterday, perhaps from over-exertion, was
seen walking on Main street and took his accus-
toned ride from 1890 till l:30 ho is by no
means a well man. but there is no reason why he
should not be well and strong 10y autumn Many
false rumors arise from the fact that the pubic
did not knoyv how sick no WAS In New York.
Since his sickness there he has steadily improved.
Any drawbacks have not been FOR more than g
day or two In duration. His physician here Is
DR.. Taylor, spe'ialisi IN nervous diseases, VINO
was recommended to Mr.. Blame by his daughter,
L.. INN ~ Ilu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-04

Two Villages Destroyed by wster-spout.
VIENNA, July "A water-spout in the
vicinity Of Murau, Syria, to-day destroyed two
villages and caused the loss OF twelve lives
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-04
REDEMPTION
$125,000
FIVE PER CENT. CITY BONDS.
TO HOLDERS OF BONDS OF THE CITY OF
RICHMOND.

Under the power given by resolution OF the
City Council of Richmond. approved June Is,
1891, authorizing the Committee on Finance
through its chairman, 90 give 10 all holders OF
per cent bonds issued by said city under roso-
tuition Of said Council, approved April IA, 1851
I'd under another resolution approved au,y 10,
1881, and also under another resolution
approved August 81. 1851, notice OF the
intention OF the said city to redeem all OF SAID
bonds, the said committee, through its chairman
hereby gives notice that the sad city viii, on the
pa DAY OF JULY, 1891, redeem each and every
one OF said bonds, and that interest thereon shat
cease from the LIST day OF July, 1891, and that
ali O: such bonds brought In for redemption on
ana after the I'd day OF July, 1891, viii be re-
deemed, but without interest after last mem
toned date: and also gives further notice that
the Auditor Of the city win be prepared on the
said % day Of July, 1851, to redeem on behsi,
OF the city all bonds above alluded 70 which shan
then or afterwards DO presented for redemption
al the ONCE OF the City Auditor, In the Guy Hall
Of said city. ~ ID. HAkdkovE.
Chairman Committee on Finance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-04
Can IL lie YoiloM-Fever?

from Bay 81. Louis says the latest from the
United states quarantine station on Chandelier
Island il OF Mondays date the 10Th. DIR. Gorep-
welt was alive yei. but no hope OF his recovery
was entertained. DIR. Cartor, surgeon In charge.
mad been taken III, and at once autographed 10
Washington for n surgeon. IL Is expected that
the Surgeon-G General will make detail to-day OF
a medical man. Tho steward Is In charge Of af-
fairs, with Drs. Carter and Gorenycit laid up.
While IL IA not stated that Or. Carter has yellow
fever 1t is understood that he has never had that
"a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-04
Xalrable Property Transferred.

A deed was filed in the Chancery Court
in this city yesterday 10y u: F.. johnson tran :
ierring to himself and james w. Buel, composing
the frm Of Il. +. johnson d CO., In the consdera-
ton Of 49,. 900. the following rea! estate be-
longing 10 the said johnson: Tracts lying at the
corner of Nineteenth aud iroad streets, ut the
corner Of rwoniy-sixth and Main streets, and AT
the corner Of Twenty-seventh and Nam Streets
and that lot of land lying between Newmarket
mud Nahnrne rnads. in IlcnrlcO county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-04
THE FOUR-AND-A-HAlFS.
Extension of the Loan at Per Cent
Oficial Notice.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT }
OPFICE or TIIB TREASURY, ?

WASHINGTON, July 1.-The following cir
cular was issued from the Treasury this
afternoon:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-04
Thanks to Captain King.

The members of No. Steamer and No. 3
Truck Company met at their eugine-house last
night, and "a vote OF thanks was rendered 10 Chp-
tain John j. King the retiring commissioner,
for his kind services during his term OF ONCE
Several OF the iromen thanked him Individually
for hts courtesics. and Captain Cartwright on
behalf Of the company and PERSONAL " Delivered
pleasant address expressing their apprecla-
ton of his ecryiccs.
Captain King responded In feeling language
and assurcd the men that his interest ID them
xvould still bp great.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-04

The freight depots of the Richmond and
Danville. the Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac and tho Richmond and Petersburg
railroads will bn closed tomorrow, tho Fourth.
AT the two last named depOts pershable frelghts
will bc delivered up 20 10 A. NJ, and at the Dan
Vile depot between the hours Of ii and 1880 a.
NJ The wharyes and warehouses of the Old Do
mini3n steamship Company will also be closed
and no freight either received or delivered.
The shops of BARRIERS belonging to the Barbers'
Protective and Aid Association will DO closed
after = T. NJ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-04
~ 1-W4w

VyIRGINIA-IN THE CIRCUIT
Y COURT OF GOOCHLAND CoUNfts
JUNE ~, 1891, IN VACATION; u.....S
Martha NJ. Harris, ...................'' rissnssns
against
r. A. Irice, Sheriff OF Goochland, and a. sucn
administrator Of Lucctta j. Robinson, de-
ceased, Charles r. Davis, Fountain ~ Daviss
George W. Davis. Robert Moody ana salno
|. his wife. Alice X. Green Walter ufe.ns
Lee Rucker, w. T. Davis. j. "a. Davis. X n.
Turner and Alice V. his wife, j. ". Jennings
and 4. O. Jennings his wife, and w. r MnY.
don and s. II. Hadcn his wife, and WINE
kuckcr,. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. suoiehon',sS
fabstrnct from tho decree entered In the above
cause ON the 9th day Of June, 1s9l.l
"The Court doth adIudge, order. ana dccrce
that this cause be referred to ono Q, INC con'
missioncrs OF this court for tno ioh"""s ~
81 An account Of the assets real and per.
sonal OF the said Lucetts j. hobnsons decseseat
with tho liens and incumbranccs toeseous
40. An accounts OF the debts due and owing
nv the said Lucetta J. Robinson at the time OF
her death, with the disnitles ana priorit'es
thereof.
as. An account Of the transactions OF tho said
r. A. Tr!ce, as administering az Aforesaid, taxing
as primo 6lefe correct, but haplc 10 pc sur.
settled account OF said administrator made and
returned according 10 law.
Notice Of the time and place OF taking the
foregoing accounts published once veo6 tor
four successive weeks In some convenient news.
paper shall be equivalent TO pcrsonai noetce
to all the parties save the said administrator"
COMMISSIONING 0pvICB,(
GoocHLAND COURTHOUSE, June 30, 1901.
Tho parties aforesaid to above cnuse are here
by notified that shall. on THURSDAY tho 3oth
day Of July, 1891, at tho oiice OF Petit Leanes
At 0oochiand Courthouse proceed TO take, settle,
and report the several accounts required by tne
said decree.
Given under my hand the day and year year, soovs
mentioned. X. u: JANE,
Commissioner In Chsncery GoochIand Circuit
Court.
A. X. LAKE, p.q 10 5oiuss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-04

cular was issued from the Treasury this
afternoon:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE or TIE TREASURY,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., July 2, 1891. J
In pursuance of the reservation contained In
the circular Of June .. 1891, whereby the bonds
of the 416 per cent. loan were called Tor redemp-
ton IN and after the ID day of September 1881,
public notice IL hereby given that any OF the
bonds uf the said loan may be presented ut THIS
Office on or before the I'd day OF September next
for continuance during the pleasure OF the Gov
ernmont with interest at the rate OF : per
centum per annum I'm lieu OF their payment at
the date above spc,ihcd.
Bonds presented for continuance should be ac-
companied by request substantially in the
form herewith prescribed, and upon the surren-
der Of the bonds with such request, the Secretary
of the Treasury viii return to the owners regis
tered bonds OF the same loan with the fact that
such bonds are continued during the pleasure OF
the Government with interest Mt the rate OF Z
per cent per annum, stamped upon Them In &c
cordance with this notice.
Upon the receipt OF bonds TO be continued as
above provided the interest thereon TO septein-
2. 1891, will be prepaid at the rate the bonds
now bear.
Registered bonds to be continued should be
assigned 10 "the Secretary OF the treasury Tor
continuance" the assignments being duly dated
and witnessed by one Of the officers indicated IN
the instructions printed on the back OF each
bond.
The department will pay no expense of trans
portation on bonds received under the provisions
OF this circular, but the bonds returned VIII be
sent by prepaid registered mail unless the
owners otherwise direct. CHARLES FOSTER,
Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-04
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
1901

OFFERINGS.
CORS.-1,3 1896 bushels.
OATs.-2, 900 bushels.
SALYs
CORN.-White 1896 bushels prime Virginia at
76c. GOO bushels very good on private terms
Mixed 100 bushels prime on private terms.
QUOTATIONS.
WHEAT.--In the absence Of offerings we quote
market nominal Exchange closed on July 4th.
CoRN.-White (prime Virginia), 76c. White.
No. 2, 76c. Mixed. No.2. zoe.
OATs.-No g, 43a44c. No. 3, 40a4lc Reject
ed, 30aI5c-
RYE-75aS5c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-04
svroo OF FIGS,

produced from the laxative and nutritious
juice OF California figs, combined with the
medicinal virtues OF plants known to be
most beneficial 10 the human system, acts
gently On the kidneys, liver, and bowels,
eGectually cleansing the system. dispeil-
ing colds and headaches. and curing La
bltual constipation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-04

events, tho chief bssns the bsssie g Admiral as
Ruytef vish me British ness In 1865 sn c ~,
traIt Of tho Emperor. Thousands Of CnmSs
lanterns were displayed on tho vessels N Mo
hurbor and the whole city WA bs1nlanuy m IN.
minated, presenting q memorable sight Inc
display WAS Witnessed BY donso ana en'nusr
astlc crowd Of citizens.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-04
DEATHS,

HAGNER.-Disd. on the morning OF Tuesday.
June 30th, at Washington. u. G., SUSAN .. r.
HAGNER, wife OF General hagner, Unitcd states
Pcyton, OF Richmond, Va
HlNRs.-D,ed, on the 2lss Of June. % his resi-
denco near Req Oak Grove, Charlotte, Va, kD-
WIN HINES; aged st1ty-seyen years.
81. Louis papers please copy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-04
Parliament to End with Ju,y.

LONDON. Esa., July William Henry
Smith. First Lord Of the Treasury, In the House
OF Commons to-day announced that II was the
intention Of the Government 70 finish the pres
Ont session Of Parliament at the end Of the
u.nurh.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-04
In Their New Uniforms.

PractIcing upon the water is going
vigorously ON 10y the crews that intend 20 race
Tor the French cup Of the Virginia Association Of
Amateur Oarsmcn on the Fourth, which Is To-
morrow. The Richmond College crew were out
Yesterday evening for the first time in their new
blue uniforms. and made pretty picture on the
river with their handsome gig, which is also Just
from the hands of the maker.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-04
IIYERp0OL MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL, July 3-Noon.-cotton-B
moderate at easier prices: American mid
ding, I 9-l6d.: sales, 10000 bales; American.
$500 bales; speculation and export, 1000
bales. Receipts. 5000 bales; American. $500
bales. Futures steady; July and August,
Der, 33-64d, also 32-Gfd.; October and
November, 4 59-6sd., also 3s-64d.; November
aud December, 4 4l-64, also 40-84d. Decem-
Der and January, 43-64d., also 42-64d. !;
January and February, 44-64d.; February and
March, 46-64d. Tenders, 900 bales new dock
cts and 500 bales Old.
4 r.. M-July, 4 23-64ai 30-8fd. July and
August, 4 29-64a4 30-04d.: August and Septem-
Der, 4 33-04a4 34-Bid.; September and October,
4 37-64a4 3S-6id.; October and November,
4 39-6ia4 40-64d.: November and December,
41-64a4 42-64d.; December aud January,
43-64a4 44-84d.; January and February,
45-64a4 40-64d.; February and March,
41-64a4 4s-64d. Futures closed Arm.