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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-22
p,-poprAy PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool. April 2l-3:43 ,. m;-liecf In poor DO
mand rvtr, Indlu mess easy at Gls I'd prime mcss,
easy at 5cs I'd. Pork In poor demand prime mess.
Western line steady at COS: do medium, steady at Dos
liam In g,od demand. Bacon-Tho demand Is i'm
proving Chcese in poor demand Talow IN poor de
inand TurpenIne and rosin In fair demand. Lara.
srot in fair demand futures In poor demand. Wheat
and aour i'm poor demand. CJr-spot in fair dc,
nand futues-the demand ha' fallen OIL mlxeo
Western June steady At a. LA: Hops at LOnuoh-
Pacific Coast-Tnerc is nothing Offering.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-22

mlddina Ggc: good odlnary Gisc; NC and gross re-
ccpt, 9G0 loic7 cVpor. Co1stwie. f921 ba.es; sHe'
Go. bale stock i0.fli ba"s. ~ -,
Scv-Of!eJn> ApHi 2l.-Cotton finn: miGtlng. &c; 10"
mlddlrg G9lGc. gOd ordinary q l-lOc net fnc,ni
1855 bal's: gfI-e Ell alr,: cNgot> 20 'helt lhIai
4"2 bales; to The Continent, 1857 bales; S1ls' Low
bales stock, 1902 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-22

options dccGrdlv actiN, and tn tone wa. N,iy
There loss OF 3 points at The opening
poor showing made 10y Liverpool AR our go.
q Yesterday. but the market subsequently rallied
only sharply ana close ak Mt To-, Of SO
point, the The Loll, Itd'd clT ana there
3D. iabo long cotton bron Ou The sales the iara
o; the year, aggregated 25i..O0 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-22

THE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED. -,
The no,y dining cars on the PENNSYLVANIA Limited
are the An q ears yer built They present nuinoer
q new features never used before.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-22

COTrON-Th" srot malac; ruled duh at unchanged
prices. with sales OF 81 bales >pnc Ec opt ~
por3, TO-DAY GS2 bales 900 bales this day
last week and 6505 bales this time last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-22
Che Gnrf.

HUDSON COUNTY JOCKEY CLUB, NORTH
klDERGEN. n. J.-I.acing every day rain or shine.
First race at D. Boats from Barclay. Jay. Christie.
pher 18th and A2d sts copneetlng With direct 70
track. s. WHITEHEAD. secreAarS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-22

Liverpool TEL grams. - y. m.-Reca ipts ooo ha!eN
Of which Am rican. 1000 bales Sales 10000 bales. of
which for speculation and export. 1000 blies American,
5000 bales: spot mhrket-A fair business doing M
ding uitnds Bed EutGfcs opened finn at 36id adN1n"
Manchc,tcr-Markct yarns. hardening. Cloths do
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-22

New-Yogk THURSDAY, A!lil 2L-BEENES Receipts
exception OF caroa which was sol Oh private terms
ceiling steady. 40,
CITY dressed a tribe firm and selling at 6d9'2c ior
ordinary choice native sides, extra selected occasionally
bringing 7'iaoc -, 1900, 90
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-07
RUSSIAN AGGRESSI0NS
CAUSE GREAT Alarm IN EUROPE.
China and Great Britain Moving Against
tho Advances OF fRussia--Epidemic OF
Cholera-Foreign News.

LONDON, August Given domestic poll
tics are overshadowed by the gravity Of the
news from Pamir. China snd Great Britain
are both moving in defense against Russian
aggression. while the Afghans also lay claim
TO part Of the disputed territory and are at
tempting to hold il both against the Chi
nese and Russians. The British are decid-
edly strengthened for opposition to Russian
advance by the recent British conquest Of
tho petty States Of Hunza and Magyar, stu
ated between the Little Pamir aud the
frontier of Kashmire The allied States Of
Huuza and Magyar comprise all the valleys
draining into the hanjut or Hunza river,
which flows into the Gilglt river two miles
below Gilgit fort.
BURIED IN A GroANrIo MOUNTAIN SYSTEM
The region is extremely difficult Of access.
TO which fact is due the impunity with
which the tribesmen have hitherto been
enabled to carry on their raids into the
countries Of their neighbors. These val
leys are buried IN a gigantic mountain sys-
tem containing some OF the highest
peaks in the Himalsyas Surrounded
thus by granite preoipices and huge
wastes of Ice and snow, alording only
u uhAtAuNuh lhnrAeN uAAAAE -'W
summer months. Hunza ard Nsgar have but
one vulnerable point. the ravine Of the Kan
jut. Holding this virtually impregnable
position, the British are much more strong
ly prepared than year ago to obstruct the
Russian advance. At present the Russian
invasion is conf ned TO the territory beyond
the British possession, although approach
ing dangerously near it.
CHINA DEMANDS EXPLANATIONS,
A dispatch from Pekin states that the
Chinese Government is already on the alert,
and explanations havo been demanded from
both Russia and Afgbnnistan for encroaoh-
ing on territory claimed by the Chinese.
The Chinese forces in the Pamir region,
commanded by General Chang, without
waiting for any explanations have already
encountered the Afghans IN a bloody con-
hiot ut samutash. The Chinese were con-
siderably outnumbered, but they fought
resolutely and only retreated In the face OF
overwhelming force. The Afghans held the
field. General Chang it is ssated. has sent
with his report of the conflict an imperative
demand for reiuforoements.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-07
Mr.. Mrs. Borden Buried.

FALL RIVER, Mass, August 6.--Mr. and
Mrs. Borden were buried this morning.
Only the friends and relatives OF the mur-
dered couple were admitted 10 the services
at the house. but the procession TO the ceme-
terry moved through crowded streets
and il was necessary for tho police TO keep
a passage way clear through the curious
throng. Lizzie and Emma Borden, the
daughters Of deceased. were the chief
mourners. Lizzie seemed entirely I'M
strung. bat Emma was quite calm. There
is as yet no clue TO the criminal. The police
are working on tho theory that he may have
been one of the two strangers who were
seen 10 call at the house few hours before
the murders were discovered The ponce
think that the man wanted may be a cattle
man from the West. who has been at W est
port dealing in horses. and it is said that
Morse. who was first under suspicion. has
been seen in company with this man lately
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-07
Te,.graphio Brevitles.

The report that the three msn who robbed
Wells, Fargo x Co.'S safe near San francisco,
had been arrested and placed in jail. IL true
only Of one Of them, George sonntang; Jonn
Sonntang and CHS Evans are stiil at liberty.
The statement is published In New York that
fonr OF the FIVE International Monetary
Commissioners for tho United States have
been aDpolnted--nsmely, Henry W. Cannon,
president Of the Chsse National Bank. New
York: senator Jones' OF Nevada; Senator ALI
son. Of Iowa. aud General Francis A. walker
Of Boston.
On the hills on the north side Of The Ameri-
can river. IN california. there are imnense
forest fires. and several thousand acres have
already been burned over. The damage 20 tho
timbor-lands and pastures will be very large.
Collector Of Internal Revenue Erooks. OF
Philadephia. had his frst experience yos'er-
day IN registering Cinnamon under tho new
registration act Chung fook, a Chinese mer-
chant. enjoyed the disIipcl2n OF nelng we
complying With the set being due TO the fact
that he starts for China tonight
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-07

THE NEW PARLIAMENT.
Both Factions OF the Irish Members VIII
support Gladstone.


LONDON, August 6.-The coming week
will witness the opening Of the real work Of
Parliament. The Irish members, including
the Parnellites. are ready 10 give an undi-
vided support to Mr. Gladstone in getting
rid of the Tory Government and IN the IN
troduction and passage OF nome
rule bilI. The chief trouble seems
10 be with the English Liberals, who.
now that they have their seats, appear
10 have cooled considerably on the nome
rule issue. They, OF many OF shetn' are
anxious 20 oust the Tories and get the
ofIiees with the aid Of the IRISH but have
no further use for the Irish after those
points have been gained. Day after
dav il becomes more evident that
the enactment Of a Home Rule bill
denends upon the ability Of Blr. Gladstone
10 continue In personal leadership OF the
Liberal party Members OF the party VINO
gave a tacit and apparently loyal support 70
home rule when an adverse majority made
home rule impossible show their rear
sentiments now that their votes mlght
he really effective in granting what
tbav nretended 10 advocate. lt has been
sus1ected for years that if tho election OF
Issf had resulted differently there would
Levs been many more Liberal dlssenslons
in ParIiament than actually ayowed them
selves 20 be such. and this suspicion Is now
fully confirmed.
S;nce the opening of Parliament Timothy
useIv has been keeping very quiet. IL has
been intimated 20 him that unity IN the
irish RANKS would largely depend on how
far be would bride bis tongue. and that
even some of his associates IN the anti
parnellite ranks were IN 10 temper to
stand any more ribald abuse OF that
Leaders memory. Ii is also said that heaiy
entertains chastening dread Of Il repetI-
tion in London Of the horss-whlppng
which relative OF Parnell gave him In
Dublin and that lie has received hint that
similar punishment will follow an out.
break similar 20 that which orongh'
the lash on him before. The Hon.
Fdward Blake. OF Canada, shows desire %
conciliate both Of the Irish parties. and Is
proving 70 be such strong and influential
accession TO the Irish ranks that healy ID
said to be growing jealous Of him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-07
The New York Apportionment Act.

ALrxANDRA BAY. Y. Y, August .6-When
Governor Flower was told last night that
Judge humsey had pronounced the Appor-
tionment act unconstitutional. no said:
There is nothing 10 SAY only. that the case
GOES to the general term. and from there 10
the court of appeals. 1 have no opinion 70
express on the decision, ana there Is 70 nee9
of action on my part till after the court ot
appeals has affirmed the decision OF Judge
Rumsey.'
Governor Flower said that Judge Rumsey
was a Republican and that ths Judges OF the
court OF appoals OF that district wero also
Kepublicans. SO that he thought the case
would 20 20 the court Of appeals. n tie
event that the court Of appeals amrms the le-
cision he said he wonld call an extra session
Of the Legislature 20 app0rtiOn the state,
providing lt is constitutional TO do so.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-07
IflIy) first Experiment second, Thor third.

dflly) first. Experiment second, Thor third.
Time. lO04.
Second race. .hree-nuarters Of mile-St.
Michael first, Eagle Bird second, Lovelaee
third. Time. 1:ls.
Third race. mile and half-Locohatchee
hrst, Poet Scout second. Tenny third.
Time, 2:Ss.
Fourth race. three-fourths of a mile
Psryenu first, Mccormick second, Mariana
third. Time. l.lS1S.
Fifth race. one and quarter miles-Tea
Tray first. Lamplighter second, Raceland
third. Time, 2.Os.
Sixth race three-fourths OF a mile-Yeo-
man first. Nomad second, Fred Taral third
Time 1.i7.
Seventh race. one mils-Mr. Sass first,
Gold Dollar second. Snowfall third.
Tine I:{O.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-07

lowering the record for any heat, ever
trotted or paced in a race on regulation
track. Summaries: ooo ,,.-,h.
2:i9 class. trotting, purse s2,OOOI,,n,ar artRA Il
wilkes. i. l: Nightingale 4, 2 q Ab0ie ".
o 2 2. Bush 3. 6. 6. Zembia Z. 4. l. Prince Nj.
e. = 4; Charlie c. 8, 5, 7. Time 2:l65l' z;l''
81 2.i7 class. trotting purse s2,O0O-Hone'st
George ,. /. l. ]; Walter L. l, Z, 3, 2; Little
Albert 4, 7, 2. 4: Jean Val Jean B. g. a. Mss
ATce g 1 8. 5. Diamond Z 8, 8. ); Minnie
WIkes & G. 7. g: Lakewood Prince 5, s. o. q.
Tine. 9i54 2:l515. 2.l5, 2l5A.
2:2s class. trotting. purse t2,OOO-Mary MAC Mac,
1.I.6.2,1: Kitty Bayard ?; !. 1. 2; Beiia
Wilkes. 4. 3. 2. 3. 3; Monroe Wilkes 8, D. a. -
4. Reelection 7, 8, 8, 5. 5; AlcIone 3, !, g.
dis; Franklin G. dis; Speedway o. dls'
Time 22oa, S3 3al, 1Lr.s22iisI III 1pei Pointer
/. /; Direct ., 2. 2. Time, 2:lO4, 2'OO4'
OIL
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-07
Threatened to lynch Russian Briraud

PIrTsBURG. August 6.-Luigan ROgia nj, a
Russian brigand who escaped from his ma
tive country on account Of murder, mar
rowy escaped lynching last night lie Is
employed in Roirs fruit store and tried TO
eject party of young men who were en-
gagged in friendly scuide. Becoming en-
ragged Rogiani seized dagger and severely
stabbed John Scott in the side and arm.
He then turned his attention TO Aoert
Hughes, probably fatally wounding MN
with q cut IN the abdomen. A large ana ek-
cited crowd quickly gathered and made ugly
threats against Rogiani. who had been taken
70 the lookup Lynching was freely uls-
cussed and the situation became 80 serious
that the officers quietly removed the Rus
sian 70 the Wellsboro jail.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-07
rrl.Cnuntx Fair and Picnic.

VrRM11roN. o.. August 6.-Linwooa
Park was crowded to-day TO its utmost
eapacity. 1t was estimated that over 10, GOO
people we're on the grounds; The tri-
county fair and picnic, under the direction,
of Erie county, was the cause A 6EeIaa SPecIial
train from Sandusky brought Hon; Charles
F"ster and party. together with the Great
Western Band. John Sherman, who was
advertised to speak. did not appear. On
Mr. Foster's arrival there was committee
10 meet MIN. but otherwise there. was no
s0ecial demonstration. The band gave a
concert in the afternoon, and this was at
once followed by Secretary Fosters speech.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-07
rhs Ronort plscredIted.

WASHINGTON, D. c.. August Ga tele-
Gram was received at the Treasury Depart
ment this morning from Collector Horr At
Kew West, Fla. stating that there is no eyl-
dence there Of "A hhbSstering expediu3h
having left Cor Cuba, and further that ao tne
,,lvep articulation as blind 70 cover Gu
Ian fIibustering expedition which might
start M from some other point; The qtmosi.
yieiapce is being observed by the United
states authorities to apprehend any yio-
lntnra Of the law.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-07
Results oftbo Running Races.

SARAroeA. August Good card ahu
,lessant weather drew a large crowd.
First race. seven furlongs-Jndge horreS
first Santa Anna second, Seven third'
Second race, five and a half furlongsI,
Prince Deceivsr first. Trum second mag'-
elan third. Time. IlO4. =. ca,
Third race one mile-Homer hrst, ston-
nall second. Huron third. Time. l;4-,s.
Fourth race, mile and si1teenth-bbomy,- 10y
lander first, Dundee sacond, Miss bo''
third. Time 1.49s4. .h-oa
Fiftb race. steople chase, mile and three
onarters Oakley first. 81. John secobu'
Flip Flap third. Time. 4:l215.
NJ MONMOUTH PARK.
Nxw YozE. August 6.--To- days races a.
Monmouth Park resulted as follovs
Flrst race, fve-eigkths OF mi!e-bree1'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-07
rroLs rn the wedding Ceremony.

JACKSON. Tenn. August 6.-James Lis
sepby. of Spring Creek, was shot from am
bush and mortaily wounded while return
ING home from this place on Thursday
night. His daughter Mary. eloped last Fri
day with Thomas Williams because her par;
EMS objected to the man of her choice, and
thew were married at the bridegroom
fathers house. Her father and brother
rode up. armed with Winchesters entered
the house. took the license from the magis-
trote Who pronounced the ceremony, tore 1t
up and by force carried the bride home
with them. The bridegroom armed him-
self and proceeded to follow and rescue his
bride. but friends interfered. The shoot
inc nowis supposed TO be sequel.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-07
Tho baltimore and ohio wrech

CoNNEILsvrILE. PA, August 6-Ono man
named Robert Wood. a brakeman. died shortly
after being taken from tho wreck on the
Baltimore and Ohio early this morning.
Fireman Miller, of engine 1853. was caught
vet beentaken ont. His legs are held fast
and one OF them wiz probably have 20 be
amputated before he can be removed.
Firsman roltz uas taken ffom the wreck a.
hody badly bruised Engineer Johnson OF
train S. and Engineer Robert Moore, train
No "a we're both thrown from their ca . and
seriously injured. Five cars we're piled up
over tho demolished engines
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-07

MovraomERY. Ala, August e.-The official
count Of the vote OF the State began at noon
to-day 40 the county seats OF the various coun::
ties. Contests were entered in number OF
counties. among which are Montgomery. Bull
lock. Coneouh and Butler. Owing 20 this fact
little will be known a TO tho official count TO-
day. The contests are made over candidates
for representatives, and the exact standing %
the neYt Legislature will nos be known until
the count which began today Is finished.
serious trouble is feared in several counties
where the Kolb men are gathered In large
numbers TO demand far count.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-07
wINNTRs Al 0IoUCEsTEg.

GLOUCESTER, n. j.. August G.--Following
are results Of to-day's races at Gloucester:
First race. four and half furlongs-Fitz.
roy first. Wallace G. second, Bias third.
Tine. 80.
second race. tbrea,Quarters Of a mile
Richard 4. frst. Drummer second, Irish
town third Time, l:22i5.
Third race. one mile -Mirthwood first,
Onaway second, Pocatello third. Time
l.fP
kourth race. six and a half turlongs-
Home Run first. Insight second Gloster
Third. Time. 1854.
fifth race. hve-eghths Of a mile-Csp-
tain Brown first. BENJAMIN second, Maid of
Barney third. Time, l:045I.
sixth race. seven and q half furlongs--
Muligan first. Algernon second. Pomery
Sec third. Time, i.42
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-07

vtcxsBuna. Miss, August 6.-Hesterday
cha county Sunday-sehool convention Of
Rontists inv held picnic at Chapel Hill, mid
Dap'tus ,oap bstween Bolton and Raymond. A Adifi-
W.T. VIZ over the riding of flying machine
eu.I eeouanIted in riot, in which forty or, NIFTY
IesuiIc ';snt bots were fred. one man was killed
p,iy' pa two women seriously wounded. htte
a-I ,;rl received a slight flesh wound. one Oh
ssha nIncipals was arrested.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-07
A lennnus ,rnmnn Murdsrs Her Lover

Guthrie. OKLA. August GA sensational
shooting case occurred at Crescent City last
night Miss Kate Patterson, being jealous
OF her lovers attention to another woman;
secureda doubls-barreled shotgun. walked
to her lovers house. called him out and
shot him. She then placed the muzzls ot
the gun in her mouth aud with her bare ieet
pulled the trigger. blowing out her Drains
Her lover was not seriously harmed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-07

CAMDEN. Nj. August 6.-William Ennell,
Notorious negro. was arrested this morning
on charge OF criminslly assaulting twelve;
yearold Mary Hayes on Ihursday, Ennell
WAS taken into the presence OF the ohiid' VINO
rositivelv identified him as her assailant.
Then no was taken 20 the CITY Hall jail, where
he Is now awaiting hearing. Tho people ot
south Camden are greatly incensed against
Ennell who bears bad character ahd
threaten 10 lynch him il they get chance.
Ihe victim IS much Quieter to-day, and her
phy,ioian anticipates no dangerous oonss-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-07

MONTREAL, August @--Mr.. .Teireault. mem
her Of tile legislative commission appointed
Few days before the close Of the last session OF
the Provincial Legislature 20 INQUIRE INTO
Inited States. has made known the conclu..
sions At which he has arrived; !; Poyerty, of
French Canadians: Z. large families; dii-
nculty OF establishing homes; I, ,uelecll'e
seizure OF household effects and wages Tor
dants. Z plague Of peddlers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-07

CurcAGo. August e.-Robert /. Hunt was
nominated for Congress by the Democrats
OF the First district.
In the Fourth district sx-Alderman Julius
Goldzier was named for Congress 10y the
Democrats.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-07
p.,1u.v rsloernpher. May strike

OMAHA. NEp., August G-1he order OF
R.iIway felegraphers have given tho Union
Pscidc railway until . o'clock to-nigh, TO
arant an increase of pay OF stand a strike.
President Clark and Assistant t-ieneral Mana;
ger Dickinson g. last resort nave supMlstea
ers say that he ST. Louis and san Francisco
railroad this morning granted an incre.e 70
The samo scale that they ask OF tho Onson
Pacidc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-07

CrNorNNArI. August Ga Main-street
electric car collided with a phaeton at the
corner OF st. Clair and Vine streets this
afternoon. The occupants of the phaeton-
Mrs. Loley and Miss Cook. aged sixteen
wears Of Summit avenue. Walnut Hills
were thrown to the ground, the latter being
almost instantly killed. Mrs. Zeley's in
iuries are not serious
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-07
Newsofth the NAVY.

WAsHNcroS. d. C., August 6,-The United
States steamship kesrsarge now AZ New loIh
has beenordersdto Honduras and Will proDA-
bly sail Monday. Some time ago she wa
gwen similar orders, hut they we're suspend
ei At that time.a revolution was reported IN
progress In Honduras, and 10 was thQnght
prudent to have United States msn-of-war
AZ hand.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-07

isBURY PARK, n. j., August 6.-This was
Iimmerman's day ia Asbury Park. IL was
tie close Of the big race meeting Of the
Ashury Park wheelmen held on the race
grounds and witnessed by fully 5000 per-
sons.
The modes, young American met Taylor
the record-breaker: hulliken. Rich, Wheeler
and Iaxis in the fve-mile scratch safety.
Zimmerman kept we'll up 20 the front until
tho last lap. when he shot aheod
and won by ten yards. Taxis was
second and Taylor thud. Ia the
quarter saf7ty scratch Zimmerman again
showed his superiority. TAYLOR set q rat
Ting pace and was IN front until one hun
dfed feet from the finish, when the cham
pion passed him and won by two lengths.
q the seventh race. one mile safety
scratch. Zimmerman beat Campbell, Multi
Ken, Rich and Hess with ease The track
vas In splendid condition. but a strong
wind blew over the back stretch and made
fast time out OF the question.
PHILADELPHIA HOLDS TIE CUP.
HALIFAX. n. S., August G.-By their de-
feat OF the OttoWa team this afternoon the
Philadelphia cricket team became the pos
SCISSORS OF the tournament cup. The score
this afternoon was 2i6 to 203.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-07

Ngw YORK August 6.-Ihe steamship Um-
jng completing the run from Liverpool in
i've DAYS. twenty-five hours aud even min
utes. making a new record Tor steamers OF
her class.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-07
.11.g.d Confsssion.

Mo.,rnxa1. August 6.-Harris Blank. one one
M1ni Ion ippoiisb iews in custody here for the
.nrder OF t5e ol g the young jew Marks. in Penn
muruoI " 80 Mach. has made confession
syiUyeanlS 90 lsf Polics Wilcox. Of Towanda. Pa:
70 .;lsa cn,g.. reSns. S 20 divulge the nature OF
s'oe@r he Confession at present, but i is under
st sto ,Lst Elani will turn States svideh"~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-07
DIR. Ingalis Dead.

spRrNoFIEIp. Mass. August 6.-Dr:
Francis Theodore Ingalls,, president OK
Drury College. died here yesterday morn
ing at $3.50 O'Clock II paralysis Of the heart.
Or. ingalls, was brother OF ex-senator
Ingalls,, of Kansas.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-07

0AMRs SCHEDULED FOR Io-DAi'
Louisville at ST. Louis.
GAMFs sCHRDULED FOR hoADAi'
Boston at Washington.
Brooklyn at Baltimore.
New York at Philadelphia.
Cleveland at Pittsburg.
Cincinnati at Chicago
Southern League Gnmos.
At Birmingham-New Orleans. Z; Biz
minghams, 4. ,,L
At Chattanooga-Ch Chattanoogas, 81 MO
Al Macon-Macons, 8; Montgomerys, 2.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-07

LONDON. August e.-The Times says II Is
believed in Official circles that Parliament
will be prorogued during the week ending
August 10Th. and will reassemble ABOUT tho
middle OF January.