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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-06-11

FoHT Worm, TENAs, June AT
Lion Aledo, on the Texas Pacific rail
way yesterday, the second section of
freight train while running at high
speed crashed into the rear end of the
first section which Ind been detained.
Joseph JOIN on, conductor On tho first
section, was caught under lha wrecked
cabpdse, and KahlofT under lis own
engine, The former Had Both les
crushed and TIE body was terribly
scalded 10y escaping steam. Both will
die.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-06-11

The monument to Leonard Calvert, first
governor of Maryland erected ON a prom
ontory of st. Mary's river, was dedicated
yesterday week.
A fire occurred in patton's paper mill,
in Appleton Wisconsin, yesterday week and
Cornelius johnson and Henry RYAN, en-
poyes persisted in the flames.
DR. j. Benson Losing, tho historiun, died
yesterday week, at his residence, al Pough-
keepsie, aged Is years. His best known
work is his Field Book the Revolution"
Assistant Secretary Nettleton last week
directed the return of three immigrants
detained at New York on the ground that
they were likely to become public charges.
A heavy windstorm at Mt, Carmel, Pa,
on Tuesday week, wrecked -four dwellings
and 10 electric light and telegraph and tel
ephone wires. No person was seriously
injured.
The striking miners at the Dunfermlinc
and Williams mines, at st. David, Ill.,,
have won a victory, and will return To
work at once. The operators have agreed
TO comply with the recent law passed hy
the Legislature in the interest Of the
miners.
News was received at the navy depart
ment June Sd that an explosion had or-
Cured on the cruiser Concord ON the "a,
while she was Oh her way ia Norfolk.
steam pipe burst. causing the death Of a
fireman and coal HEAVIER. several other
persons were injured
In the supreme court at Trenton. New
Jersey, last week, the counsel for Lingo.
the murderer. said that Ills bricf al fG,,
motion for n new trial would nnt he ranti,,
from tho PRINTER fnr Two ,yoci,s Gl',
court there,innn ordered that ihn r,sn TX TX
or for I'M term. Tbis nostnonns tb,,or,!S1 ~
ment until November.
frame h,,ii5ir., a., ~ W.. ca. -.
CL;ca,sa l,;l, ,'4S ~ ,i.I ntSt olue, ~
t"rIny stte,,, ~ woo ' w,;,h u,W Hu.'
Under II WAX Nv NIX nar',,.i,,,, Xii
drinkipr. or these jnbn i,rn,t'iii7 V w
liam NauJ t;rorg" Srh,y"rt, ,rnrm ,I m,i
and C,nstnvus Srhw,,ry w,s WIZ fat,i Ti''f ~
irred MA othcr HUI ,nnn 4 MN NH; III
siirht ininrir4 49, "''H
4 ,,n,,tI,a. &c L,,,,,,.,
'iu'ii,,er ~ p,lllIlnss IN Lima ono
Nv IN n Mi,i"se,, ~ tori',io ite 2ii hes-
IN ta,i Ill., n"iiiHti ninletl Wa3 klllel ~
a,i iIiliiiS .arg' ~ naleil llEhilhS struck
anu shdl'ere,l lhe slGepie nt Inc l'feshy-
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-06-11
INT0LERABLE ECZEMA.
Two Boys Seriously Affected. Doctors
and all Remedies Fail. Cured
by Cnticura.

Two OF my boys wero seriously affected with
eczema, 40 thht 1t was intolerablo to bear
had tried All remedies by physcians, who
failed - relieve Ms; but In one month from tho
were all well. One Of my boys hat 10 about
five months would recommend them To all
persons 30 afflicted. CALEB ABER,
Vienna, Ware. county, n. j.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-06-11

The best salve in the world for cuts
bruises, sores, ulcers salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, ,chapped hands, chilblains,
corns and all skin eruptions, and posi-
is guaranteed TO give perfect satisfaction. or
money refunded. For sale by Beaton
smith, corner Seventh and Pine streets.
Goods delivered free.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-06-11

NASHVILLE, Tenn, June 4.--Thc
wholesale dry goods end shoe firm of
Camel Hall McFostcr Company Of
this city, made an assignment this
morning. Liabilities, S413,00O; assets,
lestlmatcd), S725,000.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-06-11

a gentleman In tho house CIR. Thos. Carter)
had what was called letter or salt rhenm oil
ms hnild, ana 1t began spreadins and nnroy-
your Cu11CuRA REMEDIES, and they entirety
cured him, so lie Inns never had ANYTHING
llkc 1t INCA. lie wished me to say, whom !
wrote. TINT ho thinks II the best cure for akin
diseases, MRS. VAN WICkLE,
e0e Atlantic nvonne. Brooklyn, n. Y.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-06-11

New IonK, June 4.-'rhe japanese
murderer, Jugiro, was sentenced by
Judge Van lirunt IN the general term
to-day to be executed in the week be-
ginning July 9Th, the same weel, for
the execution Of the other three muir
deIcrs.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-06-11

From torturlng and dishguring skin Diseases,
whom single application Of tho CuTlcuHA
k~MEDlES viii, In the gr at majority OF cases,
alto Il instant re- ief In the most agon2ng OF
itching, burning, scay, crusied plmply and
blolchy skin, scalp and blood diseases with loss
economical cure.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-06-11

HALIFAX, N, $, June 4.-Louis Pigot
charged with embezzlement from Don
Sullivan the san Antonio, Tex, banker
was discharged from custody yesterday.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-06-11

MrRrnysB0Ho, JACKSON, a., Ill., Nov. 'Ss.
So writes the Rev Il. Schauerte of above
place had hoard OF the wonderful cures OF
Pastor Kpunigs Nerve Tonic while I was a
student and during my professional calling
had an opportunity 10 convince myself Of the
Reliability of the hemody, and my keenest eX-
pcctat Gus were surpassed, as girl ~ ycnrs
Of age was cured from tue epilepsy by the use
Of six bottles of the Tonic.
Our Pamphlet for sufferers Of nervous dis
eases will b. sent free TO any address, and
poor patients can also obtain his medicine
free OF charge from us.
IhiH remedy has been prepared by tho
Reverend Pastor Kocng Of Fort Wayne, Ind,
Tor 'he past ten years, and Is now prepared
under hs direct on by tho
KOENlG MEDICINE co.,
30 West Madison, cor. Clinton street,
Chicago, Ill.
In Wilmington by IllkIEL & CO., druggists,
Fourth aud Wainu treets.
Price $ per hottie. BOTTLES for SIS
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-06-11

The Countess Clancarly, when II
comes her turn to be introduced nj
court, could throw in an interesting
diversion by doing Il little concert.haIll
Queen. '"o
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-06-11

LONDON, June 4.-The statistics of
German emigration for the first quarter
of 1891 shows that Al 500 persons emi
grated to America during that time.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-06-11

Vi WV VIII punch po"' was e'''t''y-'na' Is
4##
HrhtIv tnrns IL tbnushts e l".o III 4,
Is in The warm SIMMER cvcninrs tbnt no
really strikes his gmif2E2mirS Go ,.,' ~
Ont of the conflicting statements
concerning tho seasons crops. The only
| tbircr ccrt,i,, IL tIut tba l,.ir gr,,, go!
ally tends to shortness.- Philtdelptia
Tines.
~#*
"A whist expert knows good deal.
%%&
The man with an oily tongue often
speaks light of people, fonherS States-
man.
***
Mckinley will be presented with
natl Enquirer.
MN
The sacred tooth of Buddha pre-
served in Randy must have been lii
sweet tooth.-CTjraoo Times
"NN' ''''"' N''''!Ey A"'oo'
The first battle between the church
factions Min be fourht on Greed moor
II iLISOuFg IitSDQtcN.
II is VERY commerdablo thine ma
doubt for donkev ~ s ' ~ X = I'LL IL
himself horse Boston Trgnscy3ot
Tho Enr,isb rovn1 family l. honny
a,d Iit,in F;fo1ri Z ,,laH S NJ e mapp5
naniment for their sop p n i6v -Sn;cano
P"nllleiiV w Inoii sung Vi Joy'-C"tcd80
'"''' N'''''' .##
ma s,orn o,J1ootar, .L. A..
position "a combine as wiII H he seen ~ ~
tnL E fr No u,,9us auHeitiseii'eht
sta,,,,, ca1in1,ar ~ ,,,,e,. 49, iiI 70
ecti5n II 10 5aa sto IN 9ss eishos = ~,
Xxx. v vi s',',lps' VISITS ii W li'a'ly
Of lf' lfomr r, u ; .o o isa1 ItallP
on,or5 ;,tn III asuud - NH ~. 4 slc
ladv L an W 10 ho 'i bamuto "i'ip y" ~, ,e
tbongbt ,bnt norh o ha tSis oo,,os .ie
hImo, ,avn " - ,i"o'' H. ~ ~ = aiteI nef
a olTe pen"s a'ainP. Ply MhoMs now y
Leaves bor NM onan i a.. a s1aip anu II
lN"Nes hel Hllhu optli 10 uouDt'
Irnoia sa,,, ,,.,.. ,,... ..,,
..,.sin Y l,oneI aovVuhu WI
c TX ~ entTy solhethlhg IKE ms;
10 Catching the ltata, $50, 900, and then
we didn't catch her"
II Russell Harrison stopped to dot
his he wouldn't have time to do any
thing else.
NM
IT is but natural that n touch stick
should often 20 on a bender.
ANA
ne mans wont mlss,--A new post
oil'uc " htntughy Is " pe chlleu lem
ll'.ol-a' 'eI W presume. Inc
malls Will never MSS coming ..--
%**
Find the Lord in Kentucky Re-.
yiyalist lin eastern Kcutuckvl-Old
man. don't YOU want TO find the Lord
Uncle Rlbe hlnlinninu oil ~ ~.
harro inice,.- Didn,t Lngv, II 4 M, M
49, 1850 NV w." - W. ioS''
LIVES THERE DAD.
l ilEes mere, mere = aaa WIN Az = s2ie g dead
M r. ynm dnn \; i + S' IA, l'aa Sat
ynf'il hn iii ,,' Mn. M iu5;,r'd .lii mn;
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-06-11

Sold everywhere. Price, CuriCURA, Soc; CUTI-
CrRA SOAR 3D.; CUTiCURA kEsDLvsNT, 81. Pro-
pared by the POTTER Drug Asn CHEMICAL COR
POEArlON, Boston.
fE-Send for GLOW 10 Cure skin Dseases."GI
nnges. 30 lllmatrMtiOns. and 100 tesLimnninls.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-06-11
educational.
PENNINGTON SEMINARY

and LADIES' COLLEGE,,
5ed Year. PENNINGTON, n. j.
Offers rara educational facilities. Terms
moderate. High amt hcaitl.ful. Steam heat
ing: gas; FIRE escapes. Bound Brook railroad
between Philadelphia aud New York.
THOMAS lIANLUN, ID. D.. Pres. for 20 years.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-06-11

hIh Aching Sides and Back, Hip, Kidney,
kSssah and Uterine Pains, and rheumatism
IN relieved tLh utie NnIhnse by tbs
tS'H1 ButlCura Anti-Patu Plaster.
The first and only instantaneous pAin-Riling
i astpF
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-06-11

SAN ASDREAs, CAL. CO., Cat, Fob 1889.
My boy, IL ynHrs old. WINS so Affected by II,
thHthe could not go 70 school for 3 yenrs. Two
bottles Of Pastor keOnigs Nerve Tonic no
stored his natural health, and he Is now at
tending school again. MICHAEL O'CONNEL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-13

asked; receipts, 1000 bushs's: shipments,
none; stock, 2flsJpO bushels. Rye strong and
highor: NO z, s.". Receipts. $685. busheis;
s'"cs, tn.ooI bushels. Hay irin. 60. demands
gooi - choice Timothy, eliasiJ. Drain freishts
rrmer, unchanged. Cotton nominal: mifdIing.
slIc. Provisions strong. steady and nnchanged.
lbtte.
CINCINNATI.
cNcIsSsrf. o.. August :2.-Yiour in good
demand. Wheat stronger and higher: No. 2
red. 0tc. Corn strong No minei $40. Oats
steady; No. mixed, 3ltfa32c. Pork quiet nc
naly. Blls.meats IN I'm, demand a sc.7i.
Bacon steady atsa7j Mhiskey steady aei.i7.
wiLMfN GToy.
WnxfSGr0S \. O.. August I2.-Tnrponisne
steady a. 32l.c. bo-'n firm: strained. el.O5;
good strained. enc. Tar firm AZ si.sJ.
Crude turpenine nrn: hard. sl.2J yellow.
dip and virgin. $40.
NEW iORh COTTON FJTrRgS
NgwYOsE. August l2.-Co;ton-Nt and gross,
none. Futures closed sssy; sales. - 900 haie>.
August, s7.7ias71g; March, ss.5sss SIS;
october. ss.Jlass.O2 May ss.,tsts Is. No
vember Ss.iJ: Drcrmbsr $50: January,
ss.33ass.Jt; February ss.ttsss,5: Nafcn,
ss.J4sss.J3; Aprii. sS.oisss.dj, May, ss.7ss
-. june Ss.ettase.s1.
LIVERPOOL MARNErS
iIgYRrnOi. August lf.--Noon. cotton Fusi-
nss. moderate At easier prizes American MD
ding. 4lsd.: sale-. 1900 bales: American,
I 300 bales, speculation and export, 1000
oses; receipts, 5000 bales; American, $500
bales Futures stoadv: september and October,
I on-6Id. alsO 3O-6fd., also 2i'-ofi-, al.o
I 2s-6ii. also ! 2p-0id. October sni Noyrm-
Der. 3I-6t1. also 3.tOii., also 32-'jii..
also .I-Gid.: November AMI December.
/ 37-6id. nlsp 36-eti; December and Jsnu-
arv, 1 .lS-gld.: January and FebrnarY.< t2-d4d,
alsOs Il.bij.; February aud March, ,<-oii.,
aiso d. 4.-Dti Tenders 100 bales new iorsets.
H-Auggst, 4 29-6ti. value; August and
September. t9.0fd.. value: September,
4 3l-6+i., value: September aud October.
4 3i-6fd.. sNllc's: October AMI November.
Bottled. scllcrs; November aud D's,embsf.
4 3s-64d., relers: December and January.
4 4O-6Ii.. buyers: January and February.
4 42-64at3-6ii. February and March, 4t-ofa
55.0id. faturcr closed steady.
NORFOLK PEASUr MARKET.
(Repor;ei Zoe the Dlsps,ch.l
August l2.-SarSet dull Prime. 2s.c.; eS'rs
primo. 27Sc.: fancy, 3a3isc., factory hand
picked, 3a3f.c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-13
Naval Notes and Naval Orders.
IBy telegraph to the Dlspatch.l


WASHINGTON, August l2.-The Navy De-
nartment has been Informed OF the arrival
~ the United States steamer Lancaster
M Funchal Madeira. Yesterday. Admiral
Harmony is aboard the Lancaster and is
ON his way to the Asiatic station To relieve
Admiral Belknap. now in command OF that
station. MN.
Ensigns William b. Platt and Philip
Williams have been ordered TO the Phlla-
deluhia on the 18th instant, Ensign Charles
4, brand ordered To the Enterprise on the
18Th instant, Ensign +. Nj. Brown detached
from the Chicago on the 18th instant aud
ordered to the Yantic, and Ensign Mark
+ bristol detached from the Nantic on
The 18th instant and ordered 70 the Petrol.
Rear-Admiral j. y. Mccain, commander
;p'chief OF the South Atlantic station, has
Rem relieved of that duty from the 10Th
;nstant and has been detailed as president
~ the Examining Retiring Board ut Wa.!i-
The Navy Department has been informed
~ the arrival yesterday OF the United
states steamer Pensacola at San Francisco.
TIE vessel will go TO the Mare-lsland navy
Yard for examination by board OF sur
ypX.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-13
FROM BALMACEDA'S SIDE.
stories of Cruel Treatment OF PRISONERS
penied-No Break with BOLIVIA

LONDON. August ll.-Cabie dispatches
from n Balmacedan source IN santiago 90
Cbile have been received here denying the
reports that fighting has taken place be-
tween the Government troops ana the IN
sargent forces at Valparaiso and CoqulM-
bo. On August 30, according 10 these dis-
patches. the Government torpedo-poa'
Flmrante Condell attacked the Congress
sional party's cruiser Esmeralda and
rumher of transports at Caldcra. num-
her az torpedoes were discharged from the
Ilnirante Condell, but as the attack was
made al night and 1t was very DARK the re,
suits are not known. but none OF the reoei
vessels has since been seen near me pro-
v,nces held 10y President Balmaceda.
The dispatches further state that me
re,,orts as 10 the relations between Chiie
and Bolivia. growing out of the latter
Tecognition OF tho insurgents rs oeln2e-
rents' one of which reports was that Ohile
had declared war against Bolivia. are IN
frue and that the stories of cruel puhisn-
ments inflicted by the Government are
nure Inventions. The Government Simply
Arrests those who are supposed to be anu
inc and abettirg the rebels and SENDS tnelh
10 Iquique. the headquarters OF tho Oon-
gresslonal party.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-13
TO GOVERN MAYNARD EMPLOYEES.
Regulations Adopted 20 Enforce Certain
Sections OF the Revised statute.

WASHINGTON. August 1.-THE NAVY Do.
partment has adopted n series of rcoula
tons - govern The EMPLOYMENT Of fore
mon. mechanics. and laborers at the navy
yards, winch are designed 10 more effect
uallv carry ont the letter aud spirit Of sec
lions iJfi. l54G. 1854. aud 1888 of tho Pc
Nscd Statutes. Tho regulations are 10 ca
INTO elect September 1st ncxt. The eec.
Tons referred to provide substantially as
follows. %"
section l54i. that iaborers shall J.. am
ployed with reference 20 skill aud IN;
cheney: section 1916 prohibiting political
contributions; section l1jf. civlns prefer.
rnCe IN civil appointments 30 soldiers and
sailors honoTably discharged from serylce
by reason of disability resulting iron,
wounds or sickness incurred "a line of
dntY; anu section 1853. recommending TO
businessmen and others that they ave
persons honorably discharged from the
naval or military service by reasons of
WOUNDS, 'lseases. 6c.. preference IN ap-
pointmeHfs 20 remuncrative situate us and
cmp.oymen's. Under the regulation en-
pIoycs are divided INTO three classes. as fol-
lows:
Schedule -Unskilled labor.
Schedule h Skilled labor
schedule Foremen. quartermon in
charge. and other men M charge.
A BOARD OF LABOR.
he regulations then provide that Tho
employment Of fCrcmcn, lAborcrs and
mechanics at each of the navy wards and
stations shall be committed 10 a board
consisting of three commissioned officer,
oii duty 10 the station 10 be called Tho
h"aid 81 Labor Employment. Tie board
snail CONSIST Of the captain OF tie ward.
II Oihcer So acting. and the scni,rassistau,
~ where thcre Is no such assistant the
"thc'r M charge from each of the two de-
naTtment> which employ the largest num-
Der 81 men. he board shall he RESPONSE
bir Tor the proper. effective. and IMPARTIAL
enlargement OF these regulations in ac-
-oitaucc with the statutes above referred
to. AMI shall make "a report anuuallytotlD
department hy September 18TH Of each
N'ar oi ~ work for the preceding year.
Niih such suggestions ~ 'elatlou thereto
az mas occur to the members.
4 RECORDER AID CLrnK.
A commissioned officer Will be detailed
As recorder for the board and q writer Will
pee assigned as registration clerk t. the
1ftce oi recorder. The recorder is - Ger
Niv - The correctness OF the books and r.
cords, e. Keep lWUartallv the Registrations
books. and IN general be- responsible for
the accuracy Cf all entries, certlfcations.
aud orher Office WON The Office Of
the board WILL hc open for the
registration Of schedules and h
pn each working dav dunng such hours
rs tho commar dhut mas direct. according
20 tine necessities Of the service. Applica-
mons IN Schedule G may he made bv Jet
Ter - the commandant at any time after
uul l'c notice ot vacancy has been given
until 70 date specified IN the notice. The
schedule viii toe open 10 the public.
No applicant will be registered unless lac
l~ q o'fiz'u OF the United States or ha,
served IN the army, navy, or marine corps
and has been honorably discharged there
from.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-13
The Hroken Kevstune Bank.

PHILADELPHIA. August 1l.-This was the
last day on which the stockholders of the
keystone National Bank could pay their
assessment as levied by Comptroller Lacey.
OF nearly 200 stockholders only twenty-six
paid the assessment, or out OF 500. 1000,
which was the aggregate amount, only
s27 900 have been paid over 10 Receiver
Yardley. OF this amount $4,000 was re-
ceiveG to-day. Receiver Yardley will i'm
mediately enter suit against those who
failed To- pay the assessment, and the regu-
lar per cent. rate of interest commences
a. IN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-13
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

Reported for the D-patch.l
Auction oeering on Change to-day. G2; high
est, $50 ; low est. s2.S0-agerage, s9.O3-
Revenue collections Cigars and cigarettes.
sl.7O4.O1; tobacco, e., 5sS.22-:otal. s4,"92.@3
Private sales: Wrappers, 40; smokers, -;
filters, or darks, "4-total, $50 hogsheads.
Registered on Change: j. T. Pinnix, Durham,
y. c., ami Mr.. Benningbaus, Of Baltimore.
suncured sales we're satisfactory. Low grades
were strong. Fine leaf not quite so high as II
has ruled. The sun-cured growing crop IL doing
well. and all that can be made will be wanted.
Loose bright sales were large and showed life,
with the best Of our buyers in attendance ami
several outside bidders present. Breaks con
sisted Of all grades old tobacco, selling from to
"a crnfs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-13
Fmp.ror wiiIinm,s Injury.

BERLIN, August lit is stated that the
Emperor ruptured the muscles Of his knee
JOINT and displaced MS knee-cap, and that
he will be obliged to abstain from move
ment until the wound has healed. Pro-
lessor Beekman. specialist OF Kiel Uni
versity, bandaged the Emperor's leg in the
presence Of Professor Esmarsh and DR.:
Leuthold. The Emperor remains aboard
the Hohenzollern for convenience sake.
There is nothing serious IN his condition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-13
Children Enjoy

the pleasant flavor, gentle action, ana
soothing effects Of Syrup OF Figs when u.
need OF laxative. and II the iathcr of
mother be costiye or bilious the mos. eiaL'-
flying results follow its use. so Una. ~ ~ TUG
ly should have Q bottle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-13
The Ordinance. Was Adopted.

The ordinance recommended by the
Committee on street. lroS ding that the
Richmond. fredericksburg and Potomac
road be required 20 cease loading and un-
loading irelgh'-cars At it, crossing on
Broad street between HARRISON and Shafer
streets and granting 10 privilege 10 con-
struct sdings on 4 lot owned by the CON-
pauv on the south side of Broad stree, be-
tween Shafer ahd Laurel was adopted by
the Board of Aldermen AZ ~ meeting on
Monday night. instead o. being last. a. has
bern rerOrfpl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-13

NV YoRg. August l2.-1he stock mar
ket today reversed IFS temper Of the last
two DAYS. and white still dull and feature
less for the general list. was strong almost
throughout the session. and material iiu-
provement was made III all the leading
shares. The market for the present, 1t Is
conceded. hangs on the Union Pacific at-
far, and the market to- lay certainly took
It's tone from that stock. which recovered
the loss OF yesterday There was al an
nouncement that the syndicate had Ger
certainly been made up. AID that DreNeli.
Morgan * Co. would be- largely represent
ell II II. which prcc.pitated rush to cover
shorts ~ Mon Pacific. with the result OF
sharp bur steady appreciation IN the
value of the stock on large transactions,
nearly o40J0 shares of II changing hands
IN the first hour. The reports affecting the
crops continued to be most favorable. and
Rock Island kept closely behind Union
Pacific on the upward movement. while
Burlington was also especially strong, and
the late weak -tock. including Louisville
and Nashville ami Missouri Pacihc, made
substantial improvement.
The OpENISC STRONG.
The huylng of foreigners, or what wa
made 10 appear as such, was potent FAC
tor IN making strong opening, and FIRST
pr ces. while generally only small fractions
better thnn last nights figures, were soon
surpassed. Burlington responded u the
no.e favorable news in regard 20 the corn
crop by au opening gam OF * per cent.
while Union Pacific was mp per cent,
and ;he heavy trading III the st-named.
with - decided strength. were helped py
- TUmOr If closer relations IN the near fu-
turc hctwocn Il and the other large west
ern roads. including Missouri Pacific and
Atchl-ou. It WAS generally believed that
~ the decline Of the previous lew days
the short interest mad been unduly aug
mcn'ed, and the feeling III the room was
therefore more bulii.h than usual Of late
aud the trader, We're ripe Tor
rally. Their buying, with the pur-
cha-cs for foreign account. made a
strong opening and the continued cover
ing of shorts. with the new buying TOR
loug account, kept prices moving upward
until near T. NJ. when Union Pacific had
reached IS, Rock Island following close
lv, with burlington. c., G. and L., ST.
Louis. AID some others showing marked
strength. KralizatiOns on the advances OF
the day caused partial reaction in the last
hour. and Union Pacific lost over l per
cent. and Others IN proportion.
TIE CLOSE RATHER HEAVY.
The market finally closed rather heavy
at the concessions. but with prices general
IL AT material improvement over last
nights figures. The trading was larger
than for any day for some time, being 40
OO) listed aud 900 unlisted. mon Pacific
furnishing 1856, Burlington 3O,ioO, ST..
Paul ~, so. and Rock island 1850.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE
Erelnd. Exchange quiet at 4Siais6.
Commercial bills. 4s3 4aiSj, ,. Money easy,
closing M 2. Suh-Treasurv balances Com.
S91. IL 900: currency, S2.01l.OOO. Gov
ernments duh and steady; 4 per cents.
rs H5's, 1904. State bonds dull and
steady.