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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-02
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

Reported 70. tho Dispatch.l
July /, 1891.
Auction offerings ON Change to-day. 10 pack
ages and g taken in. Highest, s55; lowest, e. /;
average. 1910.
Revenue collections: Cigars and cigarettes,
s932. so; tobacco, Sl,SS0.l0; special tax,
s1.si1--totai, s4,J53.9o.
Private sales: Filters, SO; smokers, i2 cutters,
26: wrappers, IL; darks, 32-total. las hogs
heads.
Registered on Change; George T. Brown,
South Boston; Robert C. Noriieet ana n. Nor
reet, Winston. NJ G.
sun-cured sales showed higher average prices
again, with better quality offered than for days
past. DARK sales In shipping are larger. Cut.
ter sales are improving.
The Tobacco Exchange fees are due to-rnor.
morrow, July 1st, and tobaoco-men are remind.
cd that they must register at the internai-rcve-
nue. ONCE July let, the beginning Of tho new
revenue-tax year. Fifty dollars penalty for
omission TO do 20.
MIR. W. r. Davis, Of Thornton, Davis Co, d
critically III.
heavy, warm rain fell this afternoon. The
Tobacco Exchange Ia almost void Of interest, ex-
cept Us regards sun-clred auction sales Prices
and quality were better to-day than yesterday.
Mr.. y. Fursteuall, of Bremen, was = bright
buyer to-day through Nessrs- l. Borchsrs Co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-02
Democrats Take Charge To-Day.

To-day Henrico energies from the bond
age Of years OF Republican rule and comes under
Democratic control. The officers chosen in the
May election viii take charge OF the anairs oil
the county.
Mr.. Conway X. Sands will succeed Mr.. @. w.
Thomas. who has been CONFERENCE.-The attor-
ney for years; Mr.. w. II. Brauer will relieve Mr..
George A. Anderson Of the custody Of the county
funds and Mr.. Simon Solomon viii take lis seat
in the sherifrs chair. so long warmed by Mr..
Southwark. Republican magistrates, super
yisors, cOnstables ana oyerseers Of the poor VIII
likewise step down and out end give place to
Dem(crat-.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-02
Fight Over the Nine-Hour Clause.

PTTTsBrRG. Pa, July 1--l2:30 4. Milo con-
ference between the masters and the men has
lust adjourned, the Amalgamated being tubilant
and the manufacturers satisfied. The scale as
signed this morning has but one change from
that FIRST presented. The manufacturers In
sisted that the nine-hour day must be ex-
tended, and at the last moment the men agreed
10 mako 1t nine hours aud 0fteen minutes. This
Wholesale signing Of the scale Is expected TO
bring In the Mahoning and Shenango-Nalley
manufacturers who are now the only DIRECTORS
ONE THOUSAND MIN MARCH OCT.
PoTrsvIILE. Pa, June 30.-1he Flshback
Rclling-Mls operated by the Pottsyille Iron
and Steel Company closed down at midnight.
The mon refused 10 work unless the company
signed the western scale, which they positively
refuse to do, and at II o'clock the fires were
drawn aud 1000 employees marched from the
works fully determined not 20 resume their
places until their demands had been granted.
FOR NiNEHOURs AND THE COLUMBUS SCALE.
WHEELING. w. Va, June 30.-Delegates
from the coal-mines Of Belmont, Jefferson, and
Guernsey counties, Ohio, met tonight and re-
solved that they would strike throughout the
three counties named tomorrow for the nine-
hour day and what il known as the Columbus
dRy-scale of wages About 1000 miners en-
ployed along the Wheeling and Lake Erie,
cleveland Lorraine and Wheeling. and Cleveland
and Pittsburg roads will 90 out, and 1t is likely
others will follow them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-02

IlEATHA.

DEATHA
CHRISTIAN.-Entered into her eternal rest,
Wednesday, July LIST, nj i:30 A. NJ, In tho
iftieth year Of her age, Mrs. CHARLOTTE
CHRISTIAN. mother OF Mrs. Alice Robertson
and Professor ID. Webster Davis.
She was faithful friend, q conscientious
Christian. and q devoted mother.
Dearest mother, thou has left Us,
We thy loss most deeply feel
But It's Gcd who hath bereft us;
He can all our sorrows heal
The funeral win take place At the FIRST Bap.
tist church THIS Thursday AFTERNOON at 4
o'clock. Friends and aonuaintances arc re-
spectfuliy requested To attend.
Petersburg, Lynchburg, and Norfolk papers
please copy.
GALLAGHER.-Died, st his residences, No. 724
west Marshall street, "Wednesday. July 1, 1891,
Of paralysis, henry GALLAGHER; aged
sevenfy-four years.
lis funeral viii take place from the Church Of
the Sacred Heart THIS Thursday AFTERN0 DON
at 3 O'clock. Friends and acquaint4nces invited
10 attend.
New York, Philadelphis, and Petersburg pa-
pers requested to copy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-02
TIN sClAS.

NITY BONDS.-HOLDEkS OF
~ RICHMOND IS, maturing July lss,,arc in'
yitod t. call and examine the list ot hign.grsde
CITY, STATE, and EiILKOAD SECURITIES
when we are now Offering, incluilng-
RICHMOND a., DANNILIE Js, SpLuMbts
Gal SIS, WILMINGTON o. O. Sc, NASHVILLE
frcnn) u.s., DALLAS AND FoET WORTH
TexD 5's VIRGINIA NEW 2 PIX CkSIA
NORTH CAROLISA Is, PETfksbuhG NAIL
ROAD CLASS nos. RICHMOND, FRkDEliCkn-
BURG AND FOTONAC RAiLhOAD DlSIDkNU
OBLIGATIONS, WEST ERN NORTH CAROLlNA
RAILROAD lsr MORTGAGE PER CENT.
GUARANTEED BONDs; also,
VIRGINIA STATE AGRICULTURAL AND Mo
CHANICAL SOCIETY lsr MORTGA0E
6PER CENT. GOLD bonds
total issue 10000, secured ON property worth
100000 10 100000
INTEREST GUARANTEED 81 CITY OF RICH.
MOND.
A portion OF this issue has already been On.
gagged nj 100 and interest. We offer the unsos1
balance at Same price, rceervtDg tbs right 70 cd
vance price without notice.
SEND FOR JULY BOND CIRCULAR.
Coupons and Interest collected for clients VIM
EuR0PE -TRAvELLERs CREDlTs.-Isstsrs
OF credit furnished on BROWN, SIMPLIFY =
CO., JOHN MUNROE & CO., ). 4. MORGAN =
CO.. or the Mcssrs. KOrHBCHILD at optlO0 q
purchaser, AVAILABLE THROUGHOUT TIE
WORLD.
We draw our own hills Of oxchAnee On Loodoo
and all the principal cities Ut Europe.
JOHN l. WILLIAMS D SON, Bankers,
corner Tenth and Main streees,
taoQ Rtc6m00d. W.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-02
ParaIyzed While ct Work.

Mr.. j. w. Creery, well-known shoe
maker OF Richmond. was seized with paralysis
while at his WORK yesterday afternoon about
o'clock. lie lert his bench for a drink OF Ice
water and experienced y peculiar sensation all
through his right side. Returning, he Picked up
n shoe and put his right hand In II, but could
feel nothing. that limb being perfectly numb.
Ills son then became alarmed ana ordered car
rage, took his father home and summoned q
physician. Every attention was given the sur
ierer, and az last accounts be was doing a. wei
as could be expected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-02
WORK OF AN ESCAPED CONVICT.
He Burglarizes Several Houses aud the
Post-Office and Is Recaptured.

Rocky MoUNr, VA, June 30.-A convict
The Hoanoke and Southern railroad yesterday.
Last night several stores and residences we're
entered also the pcst-Ollce, but little or no loss
was sustained by any one. IL was supposed that
the escaped convict WAS the burglar. The con-
Wet was captured to-day near Redwood, on inc
r. & i. railroad, not, however, until he was shot
and disabled. His wounds are severe and 1t Is
thought no will die.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-02

WASHINGTON. ID. c., July 1.-Secretary
Rusk to-day made the following appointments
In the Weather-Bur Service: Cleveland
Able, reappointcd professor Of meteorology: II.
A Hazen, Of Connecticut; Thomas RUSSELL OF
Michigan. and Z. +. Marvin, OF Ohio meteoro-
logists; +. s. Bugbee, superintendent Of tele-
graph lines, and j. J. Robinson, chief telegraph
operator. Mr.. Bugbee has been for many years
an electrician In the employ Of the Western
Union Office In Washington and Robinson Is re-
appointed to the place no has held for fifteen or
twenty years under tho old organization.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-02

exporss 70 Great Brssain, l,els hatee 80:
So2 q3l 49,. Wheae iRrS9u1ar, c1oG1e eoeS2ys
isIr buslness, chieny export; Ne -. x.. s,;,6
11.03k IN store snd elevator opssiS ~ 49, ~
closed arm on frese export cus!nese pusa.
syss. y75Sc. September, bo35c. bscembs., Se9ee
Con higher, strong. quiet, ana
s:;l Siosed strong 81 HsfJSc: aboys ycsssrdsZ GO
September, 5s)lc 0ass hisnsr and em; mr
trade options cdsssssly sssss nIa SSSSo
spot No. 3, 39s4lc; mixed western, $500 -
Hops weak ana quiet as 22a2So Cooe0-Op.
tons opened weak and 5s30 points down sna
closed ssesdy and a. unsnsnssd e ~ 1850 I
neminni: fair carsoss. {sfc. sussr-Rsw
quiet and easy; refined sseady. ana ~
fair demand Mo!asses-foresxn au.i. "0- u,ss
steady and quiet. Petroleum quiet ana stoaayi
refined, New York. 6.90s7.05c. -Cotto0-eeco on
dull; crude, OF grade, 25s2oc. Rosin ouiss sna
easier; strained. common 70 good smaoas d;sos
easy and quiet Porh in fair demand and steady.
Peanuts sieady. Bccfdull and irm. Cut-mea@
In fair demand and firm; shoulders. oNeohc.
Middles fairly active and firm. Lari nignst,
strong and more active: western steam, SdAzs3
bid: city. $3.50; July, s6.42; Ausues, 5000;
September. s6.63. Frcights quiet; cotton
3-32d.; grain, I'd.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, July 1.-Wheat opened weak and low
or The situation for time seemed wholly IN tne
bears favor. but the deliveries on July contracts
were very light--in fact almost nothins-and
IL was found that. weak ~ the market appcared
to be, there was little or no pressure TO sell.
Soon there was some picking up OF December
and corn made splurge. causing an ss Wv nse
Of realizing on purchases made carly AMI also IN
the way OF short selling, and there WAS drop IN
values. A cablegram from Berlin told OF indica-
tons Of corner in July. Prices remained
rather steady with light business pass
ing until within few minutes Of the close,
OF the corner abroad, and amid some excite
ment rushed into cover. putting prices 70 the
highest point Of the day, the market closing nrm'
July opened Of SgaS9tSc. and closed 81 0@hc.
December opened at S1ItaSs S<c. and closed AZ
S93sc. Corn developed good deal OF strength
and kept II up to the end. There was growing
uneasiness on the part OF shorts and Increased
and there was an active competition for all that
was for sale. The deliveries on July contracts
amounted 10 nothing, and this contributed 70 the
firmness. July opened at 54jSa54J<c. and closed
at 555sc. The fluctuations In oats followed those
In corn. Provisions fairly active and Inclined 10
firmness owing 10 the strength In corn. Live
hogs nc tho yards, however, were 5alOc lower.
September pork, as a result Of the days trading,
shows an advance Of 121ac. Lardis up 2tsc. and
ribs nc
Cash quotations Flour nominally unchanged.
No. spring wheat, 05ae6l<c. No. red, 9oa97c.
No. corn, 59a59Ac. Mess-pork, $10O5aSlO. 10
Lard, S6.l5as6.20. Short-ribs, $oaS605. Dry
s6.35as6.40. Whisky, s1.16.
The leading futures ranged az follows:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-02
A Happy Crew.

The Richmond College crew of oarsmen
to compete with the crew from the Virginia Boat
CLUB on the Fourth OF July was made happy yes-
tcrday afternoon when the steamer Ariel arrived
from Norfolk, bringing amongst her cargo the
new forty-.oOt four-oared gig that tho crew has
been 80 eagerly waiting for. Now that the toat
has arrived there il no doubt Whatever that the
race for the French cup Of the Virginia Assoria-
ton of Amateur OaTsmen win be rowed July Attn.
The college boys tried their new gg last evening
and report that IL is beauty in every respect
and a gOer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-02
SENSATIONAL SCENE.
A Schenck-Fife ACKNOWLEDGMENT Apollo
gy and Misunderstanding.

RALEIGH. n. c. June 3O.-At Greensboro
this morning the trial of Judge David
henck ana his three sons, charged with assault
ON Evangelist W. T.. Fife on Friday night, was
called before Mayor Forbis. Upon the opening
Of tho trial Mr.. Fife apolOgized for the offensive
language alleged TO have boon used by him con-
corning the wife Of Judge Schonck. The latter
thereupon took Flies hand and "A reconciliation
was effected ltwas n sensational scene. Judge
Schenck Is very prominent In Greensboro, and
great interest has conferred In the affair all over
tho StafR
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-02
Brief kilograms.

Banson & Banson's saw-mill, at Stiimore, Ga,
was burned yesterday. Insurance 100000. Loss
in excess Of insurance.
Sheriff and Collector John Warfied, Of Desha
county, Ark, Is missing and has failed 70 mako
a settlement with tao Treasurer. Yesterday
was the last day allowed iy Law for such settle.
mcnt He IL short In his accounts az least S2J,-
900. lie lett saying he Was gems TO Dumas, bat
went " Little Rock aud thence TO Memphis
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-02
Ye.c,,crs for the Ins,itutc.

Several of the new teachers for the Ricn::
rpond Female Institute have been announced
ana The others viii bs selected In Few days
Mrs. Powers, OF this city, VIII have charge oil ths
t...,r Winston, Professor u. w. Boatwrieht, and
Professor liambcrin will each have class, and
DR.. ~ II. Gray viii lecture on hygiene ana physi-
o,oQy. The following ladies' have been chosen ~
tes,s.bers: Miss Ne.le Dickinson and Miss annie
X. saunders Of this city. aud Miss Lizzie
loguacs oil North Carolina.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-02

RALEIGH. n c.. June 30.-Colonel l.. l..
Polk announces this evening that Tor reasons
satsgacl DRY 10 both parties MAJOR L. f. Duffy viii
not take editorial charge ~ hrs paper. the Pro-
gressfre Farn,eT. Colonel Polk also states that
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-02
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK, July LIN the stock market to-
day the demands from the shorts which we're
forced TO cover yesterday ceased and the higher
figures met with a supply Of stocks, which for
the moment checked the upward movement,
though no reaction WAS seen even when tho
market had settled down into the old dulness.
London was still buyer TO a limited extent, the
continued weakness In exchange neutraized the
Influence OF the further small gold export, ana
the prevailing sentiment was decidedly buliish.
MONEY CHEAP.
There never was time when July settlements
were carried through with 40 little disturDancc OF
loans, and the rates for money to-day we're phe.
nomenaly low for such time. his IL one OF
the principal sustaining forces In the market Az
present, and whatever causes the hesitation OF
buyers In the stock market tho money questonis
evidently not a factor. The movements OF the last
few days 20 70 prove that the shorts are easily
drivento cover, are nervous and not AT all sure OF
their ground, aud thatit only remainsfo visor-
Gus campaign on the bull side under competeht
leader TO bring in the foreigners. The hopes OF
the bulls therefore 50 high at present that the
distribution OF interest and dividends now BONG
made will DO followed by Material demand Tor
all sorts OF securities.
THE OPENING STRONG.
The opening this morning was decidedly
strong, and Louisville and Nashville was 10 per
cent. higher than last evening, while the rest oil
the list showed gains Of from "a TO u per cent.
The new selling by the trading element checked
the rise. however, and even forced some ue-
cl.nes IN the railroad list, but these were aftor-
ward fully recovered with something IN addi-
tion. The industrials came 20 the 'front.' with the
increasing dulness In railroad stocks, ana the
rumors In regard TO sugar, with the granting OF
an injunction against the payment Of n dividend
resulted In decline OF 10 per cent. which, now
ever, was afterward practically covered, while
Cordage scored a substantial improvement Tor
the day.
IVA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-02
FEDERATION OF q. 3. EMPLOYEES.
Meeting OF the supreme Counc'i-Appi-
cations withdrawn and Rejected.


TYRE HAurE, June 30.-Ihe, Supreme
Council Of the Federation OF haiirosa Ln In
pIoyecs convened ut 10 O'Clock This morning ana
took up The application Of the Order Of Railway
Conductors Tor admission 20 the federation o.,
While tho matter was undor discussion .ho ON
GERS Of the Order Of Railway Conductor WIN.
drew the application because Of tho actlon on
the council yesterday In crpolling the Bro'her-
hood Of Railroad Trainmcn.
RgJEtTBp.
The sppiicafion Of the order OF Railway Teie-
granhers was rejected. owing TO tho complication
existing between tho Order OF Railway Telo-
graphcrs and Brotherhood OF Railway Telc.
III RailWsy station-Masters was also rejected.
NEW ALLIANCE
Al noon Messrs. Thursion. q the Order OF Rail-
way TeIegraphers, and William Mitchell, grand
secretary and treasurer OF the Brotherhood OF
Railway statOn-3en, and other officials OF the
Same orders mot and formed an alliance and
took steps toward federation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-02
A Texas National Bank Closed.

DALLAS, Tx, June 9O.-Bank- Examiner
Spaulding took charge Of the Ninth National
Bank tonight, and is doors will be closed to-
morrow. lie makes the statement that every
depositor Will be secured. The causes assigned
are stringency In the money market ard more
loans thnn The capital would warrant.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-02
WHISKEY BROUGHT HIM TO IT.
Look into Your Glass and see the Hang
mans Moose.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, June 3O.-A special from
Fort Smith. Ark. 10 the Post Dispatch says:
Boudnot Crumpton dtfas Bud Bdrris WAS
hanged In the jail-yard here this morning. His
neck was broken. CrumptOn made statement
on tho gnllows saying whiskcy had brought him
to his present condition and warned those pres
cnt when they took glass Of liquor 10 look in 1t
and they would SEQ there the hsngnans moose.
lie protested his innocence to the last. saying
his enemies had sworn his life away and that
the real murderer would some day be appre-
hpudCl.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-02
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
JfJIY l. 1891.

OFFERINGS.
WnEAr.-190 bushels.
CORN, 044 bushels.
OATs.-2,00O bushels.
SALES
WHEAT.-100 bushels.
,CoRs.-4I bushels.
QUOTATIONS.
WnRAT.-In the absence Of sales OF old wheat
we quote the market nominal Two lots of
new wheat offered One lot Of 100 bushels prime
Fulcaster sold for sl.l5 per bushel; the other
lot was not sold.
CoRS-White prime yirginia), 75a7Gc. White,
No. ,, 75' Mixed. So.2, zoe.
OATs.-No 2. 43a4ic. No. 3, 4Oaflc. Reject
cd, 3Oa3Jc.
KYE.--Soa90c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-02
Tb. Missouri River Failing.

KANSAS CRY, Mo. June 30. The food IN
the Missouri river reached its highest stage at A
o'clock. The water is now falling and all appre-
heusOn Ct further damage is set At rest. The
river at 4 O'Clock registered 20 feet inches
above low-watcr mara, having fallen one inch
during the previous hour.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-02
w,s,am osGsrmany on His Tour.

HAMBuRG. June 30.-The Emperor Will
liam left the leland OF neligo and this morning
Gu board the steamship Pfince Bismarck. The
vess oil carrying the Emperors party was escorted
ny two German ,r6nciads. Previous TO the de-
parture OF the Prince Bismarck tho lroneiads
fred imperial salutes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-02
..s.s.

=" VERY day now more mothers are
EI,'''''ps u, Of tho test. they've given
our $3.50 and So CHILDREN's SHORT
PANTS SUITS. Their praises are all
pitched on the same high key-SATIS-
FACTION. ave told you so.o There's
too much quality-and they're put together
with too much taste and care-to " waver"
when they're set to work. There's such a
variety -and every pattern-in both
grades-is so neat and nobby-that you're
friends as soon as you see EN-. They are
as like other folks So and $3.50 qualities
as 1.-TWO peas in pod"
Come In and take good look before YOU
90 "a-summering." Haven't We some
thing the boys Il need before you get back
TO town? NEGLGEE SHIRTS. WHITE
and FANCY FLANNEL SUITS with long
and short panis)9 BLAZERS? SHIRT
WAISTS? FEATHER-wuGHT COATS
and vEsTS-wHITE and FANCY yESTs7
LINEN PANTS? WASHABLE SAILOR
SUITS. UNDERWEAR, JERsY SUITS!
MEN-O-wAR sUlTss OUTING SHOES
aud HATS BATHING sUITs9 We can
draw q complete circle around ell possible
wants.
Any fabric KILT in the house sells at
HALF PRICE until tonight. There are
ALL sizes--imported and domestic
HALF.
In the HAT DEPARTMENT you'il nnd a
"tray" OF CaILDRENs BROAD-BRlM
SAILOR HATs-whIte and Fancy Straws-
regular s1.4o, sl.25, and osc qualities
with big gaps IN the sizes.
We've marked I'm
coooooooocooocooooooo
o-4s CErTs-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Surely |, win pay you to pick these things
overland II must be done To-DAY-or not
at sll-as snese priccA
A. 1SAKS & GO,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-02
DE Lesseps Depressed.

PARIS, July 1.-The health of NJ. de Les
seps has been greatly affected by the criminal
proceedings instituted against the officers and
directors OF the Panama-Ca anal Company by tho
French Government. NJ. de Iessepss family are
extremely anxious ~ 20 the outcome OF the Mt
tack OF nervous depression from which the
veteran engineer IL suffering.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-02
An Argentine Revolt Suppressed.
IBy Anplo-American cable 10 the Dispatchl

BUESos AYREs, July 1.-The revolution
which broke out in Catamarca. as announced
Thursday last, when the Provincial Government
was overthrow and a provisional government
esta blished. has been suppressed and the regular
Provincial Government has been re-establshed
In power.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-02
The Manhattans Win.

The Winstons and the Manhattan "Glnnts,
the former OF North Carolina, and the latter oi
this city, had an exciting contest In the early az
ternoon. The visiting team was composed ior lilo
most mart Of colored "scussonsts," and they
had an interesting game Of ball The litons
of Richmond won by score of 10 to 81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-02
Notor,nu. Muracrcr Captnred.

KxoxyILLr. lynn. June S0.--Berry Tur-
ner, a noted desperate and murderer, WAS cap
tured by the Sheriff of Campbell county. Turner
was the loader OF the notorious Turner gang tie
killed a man named Lewis and roy, and muir.
dercd his cousin in this State last August.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-02
syrnp OF rigs,

produced from the laxative and nutritious
juice Of California figs, combined with the
medicinal virtues OF plants known 10 be
most beneficial 10 the human system. acts
gently On the kidneys, liver, and bowels,
eGectually clesasin9 the system. dispell-
ing colds and headaches, and curing ha-
bitual constipation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-02
Is Clarence Busbee N de faulter?

LEXINGTON. Va. June clarence Bus
bee the assistant treasurer Of the Buena Vista
Saddle and Harness Company, has skipped.
The amount Of his dcfalcaton IL not known. He
is n native OF North Carolina, where ne Is said to
be highly connected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-02

The First Virginia regiment assembled
M its armory last night. and. under command o.
Colonel Henry c. Jones, psraded up Franstn
street, headed BY tbs drum corps, 70 tho Leo
monument, Whsre the men were put through
Tho mauUuyres q the skirmish and pattsiaon
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-02

MISUNDERSTANDING quiet and weak at 4s6lea
ass. Commercial bills, 4SjDaiS714: Money
easy nj 2a4 closing offered at =. Sub-Ireasury
balances--Coin. s91,g42 900; currency, w.
| 81. .0OO Governments dull but steady; per
cents. ll0Le, ex. int; ANS, 100 bid. state
| bonds dIll and featureess.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-02
ONE THOUSAND MIN MARCH OUT.
p,ao.a,. po,ort IN ENGLAND.

LONDON July France has declined to
sIgn a renewal OF the North Sea convention TO
prevent Illicit traffic in alcohol among fishermen.
This com bined with Frances attitude toward
the Brussels convention, is regarded as retort
10 Englands attitude toward the Dreibund and
is likely 10 impede settlement OF the Newfound-
land question.