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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-03

A1oo bssssj spscuissspa sna srpors 500 es,.r.
fscsipss, 1000 bales; American, $500 talss.
futures fuies and steady; July, ,3-e.sd.
3o-o4d ALSO S7.6zd.; Angus, snd ssptcsn-
1sft = 0o-1<d.s Ssutember and o1t0bsr
3 e$e4d-. also 3 s3-esd.. also 3ss.esd.. sl,o
6S5td; ocfobcr and SassmDcr. 81 ~.
ALSO l-04d.. also a., aiso 1-,i.L: Move ncer
and December. 4-ctd., also 3-84d, olso
4 t-otd January and February, ss-atd.
~ f.--Amerfcsn middlirg. "a. .fnly
57-Gtf., value; July aud August, 5s.efG.
yniue; August and September. 8 6.,-slf9.. valne
sepfemocr, 3 6104d., sellers; sspssnber ami
October, 6364d.. sellers; Ocfobcr aBd yozera.
Dor. l-o3d, buyer; November snd Decemfef.
= a-6ta4 4-0fd. December and Ianaary. 3.,sfa
4 GOD. January and February. SID, Luy.
crs- Futures closed qnis; an sfaaiy.
NORFOLK PEANUT NAgEEr
lReported FOR ;hs pispatcl.l
JcLy e.--Asrkes quiet. Prime, 2s<r.; extra
prime, 2$t2; fancy, $50; factory aand.plcsed.
3a4ifc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-03
nd cHANGE I'D HoMEsTEAp.
Rlnndshnd IA Snnin.

By Anglo-American cable TO the Dl5Da'ch.l
MADRID. July 2.-The new ta1esImpOse1
by the government on various branches OF
business are meeting with strong OppOsi-
ton. To-day n popular demonstration
was made against the new tax placed upon
retail dealers. The market dealers formed
in procession and marched through the
streets. shouting and yelling and IN
every way showing their dsapproba-
ton of the now tax. When the shop
keepers heard that the market people were
coming. they hastily closed their doors,
fearing that the procession would end up
IN the pIllaging of their shops. "A the
lines moved along those taking part N the
demonstration assaulted the police who
wers trying 10 keep them in order, and
hurled all sorts of insulting epithels at tho
civil governor. Finally the Civil Guard
charged upon the mob, but met with I'M
expected resistance. Stones, heavy sticks,
ANYTHING that came handy were
thrown at tho guards. MANI of them
scra szycfeH LUt. The oNlCer m
command eventually gave orders 70
his men to prepare to fire into the mon,
and az the word q yolley was poured into
the rioters. This ended tne lighting.
slany OF the crowd fell, with blood pour
ing from their wounds, while those who
were uninlured anc those whose wounds
were slight sought safety in flight, leaving
the Civil Guard in possession OF the held.
The wounded were carried 10 the hospital,
nnIi IS thought that some OF them Will
gf4
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-03
ONE ENJOYS

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it Is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys'
tenn efectually, dispals colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs is the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste end &C.
ceptablo to the stomach, prompt in
it's action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all ard have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale in Doc
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try 1t. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA RIO syrup co.
SAN FRANCISCO. CA.
LOUISVILLE, KK NE" YORK NV
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-03
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
rRenorted for tho plspalch.l

Jrry .. -Sun-cnred sales at auction during
Juno averaged 1898, while in May sf.3O,
making an advance IN June Of 40. per lNO
mounds The market. therefore, IN june While
active was higher and closed with very much
Iighter offerings. The favorable crop reports
ava having no affect upon those grades, and tao
demand is likely to DO still stronger IN july,
with some outside orders.
Mr.. r. r.. Arlington spends tho Fourth fishing
ut West Point, where thcre ~ acolony OF toba Co
mon located for the summer. hr. RUTHERFORD
Pose spends his Fourth at Old Point, ana the
Trade will be very much scattered.
Messrs. B0ykcn, Seddon ~ Co havo been
awarded the second year IN succession the hos
t,lfni tobacco contract by the Interior Depart
nent OF tho United states for Plug, and at al
advance OF two cents on previous contract prlce'.
Tho yearly contract f. for about 25,0OO POUNDS,
with tho ~, 900 pounds regular navy contract
occurred by Messrs. Butler Bosher. Of THIS city
this year. This shows how well klchmonl hohs
har plug reputntiOn In competition WITH all
other manufacturers.
Sir. b. L. Duke, OF the American Tobacco Com
pnny, Durham, y. G., spent Saturday In tho
city on his way home from New YORK.
Monday being the Fourth Of July the E1'
change viii be closed.
Sales OF ~ r-curei tobacco deer aseh the lit
ter mart Of the week, prices remained firm IN al
but medium grades. Low grades and Tugs kep'
strong.
Da-k tobacco was active during tho week Tor
shippiug. There was a folr inquiry Tor fmokefs
ana common cutters, and also latterly for com
mon dark old lugs.
MIR Lorin Dickinson has discarded crutche.
ana can walk about some.
The warehouses; are ch0ck-ful, and receipts
are siill telyy.
The growing crop news IN tho West Virginia
and North Carolin4 continues good.
Monthly Statement.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-03
A REMEDY FOR sNAKE-sITE.
A story THAT a Baptis, Elder vouchss
For.

A delegate 10 the Baptist Association
told the following snake story, SAYS tho
Crawford Herald. Be and his uncle were
sitting by a creek side in the State OF
Kentucky fishing and were surprised by
seeing blacksnake dash out of a thicket
and running TO weed standing near them
bite a Leaf from it and quickly return
This he did several times, when their
curiosity being excited they followed him
to see what be meant by such strange con-
duct. and found him engaged in fearful
fight with moccssin several times MS
own size.
As often az his antagonist succeeded IN
biting him he ran TO the weed for his an
tidote aud was at him again. At length
tho uncle pulled up and removed the
weed to see what the snake would do. lie
soon came again. and finding bis remedy
gone he looked eagerly from side 10 side;
a perfect picture of despair. and fell
stone dead on the spot. The moccasn'
already badly disabled, they dispatched.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-03
KEW ORLEANS has A NEW MANAGER
TRAIN HELD UP.
But by Means Of Clever Ruso the ROD
hers Get Nothing.
rBy telegraph to tho Dlspatca.l


ST. PArI. Mrxy., July 1.-The st. PAM.
Minneapolis and Omaha passenger tram
was held up last night about one mule east
of Kasota. Mimi, By. two masked men,
who attempted 10 rob the express-car.
The robbers got on the tender of the en-
eine at ST. Peter. and at a safe as
tanco from the station they got down
in the cab and ordered the engineer
to stop the train. One of the men stoou
guard over the engineer and fireman
While the other went back to the ,, e1-
pross-car and wrapped on the door. Inc
messenger opened the door, thinking ne
had arrived at the station. "A he dld so
he looked in the barrel of gun ana was
ordered TO throw up his hands. Inc [ rs
Der said: Where II your guard ne
messenger answered: There IS no guaru
on the train" The robber then got INTO
the car and ordered the messenger 10 open
the safe. There was large amount OF
money in il, but in opening the safe the
messenger grabbed the money ana
dropped il behind the door, unseen by tne
robDer. Seeing that the safe. was empty
the freebooter left the car with curses anu
proceeded 20 the engine. The engineer
AMI fremen were marched up the track
about nalf n mile. They were then tod 20
20 back TO their train aud the robDers us
appeared in the woods.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-03

PORTLAND. ORE., July Shortly before
midnight a mob Of about 200 men arrived
IN this city from Milwaukee, village six
miles distant, and proceeding 70 the coun-
tv lail demanded that the sheriff surrender
George wilson who is confined for criml-
nally assaulting and numbering Manic
Walsh. a l3-year-old girl. at Milwaukee, a
week ago. About . 1000 people were attract
cd to the scene and the leaders attempted
to break into tho jail. but the police force,
which was on guard, drew Their revolyera
and repulsed the mob. the leaders with
drawing to hold consultation. il IS pro-
babe that another attempt Will be made
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-03

another victory to-day. The weather con- on
tinues very warm and the. crowd OF ilvu
people that witnessed the game iaiFiy
gained their pleasure. Scores
Memphis. ...101100o !
Atlantis. % O00 COL o.
Ba;terics--Meany and Dun; Canheid ana
Sshober.
NEW ORLEANS has KEW MANAGER
NEW onrEAxs. July 2.-Score: NOW
Orleans-Runs. 6 oase-hits. ii errors, "
Birminehams-- Runs, 2; base-hits, er-
rors. 4. METEOROLOGICAL and Adams;
Petty and Sweeney. MI
New Orleans has signed Abner Powell
of the Seattle Club, AZ manager
MACON DEFEATS MONTGOMERY.
MONTGOMERY, July 2.-Score: R. Be. Y:
Montgomery 100000 10 u
Batteries. -Agan and Land; Schmidt ana
Hess.
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The East Tennessee Eciivivus.


KVo1vurr. TrNN.. July q. Receivers
Tirl and NcHhce. of tho East Tennessee,
Virginia and Georgia railroad, are taking
hold of their work IN q vigorous and pro-
prcsuyo marucr. They propose TO restore
drco.tl1u j local trains and t. put on an
additional through fast vestibule train,
carrying diniu1-csr and through sleepers
from New \ rk TO New Orleans, Washing
ton % Memphis. and Wa.hing'o on to Nash
vile. They have also Just issued a circu-
lar notifying all concerned that they are
ready 20 make PROMPT payment Of oil
mlleag, and traffic balances and claims
due Dr. the East tennessee Company.
This will DE welcome news 10 connections
the payment of whose balances has been
SUSPENDED for some months past The re-
ceiyers seem determined upon a policy
that will increase the earning capacity OF
tho road TO the fullest extent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-03
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORA.
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. July 2.-1he trade in whea. vas OK
cecltngly Hight, but prices were higher Inc
strensth Waf chiefly due % the rain, which was
quifs general throughout tho West ana North
err.f. and watch Il expected 10 interfore Win
n..v~sfinr operations. The trading continued
ii,slr4s th r0s shogt tho session. July wheat
-, sins turing tho day from 7SAs1slfc, and
l.lsIus a. sft.c. Corn opened higher ON inc
stpsi .as aiso n siren gthening factor, AMI
NOT. sere good buyers at the start oats
...sfrf hinhcr, ia sympathy With corn ana on
80 waafhsr nnt uu'av0rable crop prospects.
narf stooks wefe smaller than expected and
no deliveries ugnt
.st iu tations: Flour Gun mud unchanged,
~. q wheat. s7ltc.: No. red, poo. No. 2
r-.ru sIf.r, No. , oats, J.Sika33Ac. Pork,
aft loast .6lia. Lard. 81.O5. snort-riDs,
a. goafg -. Dry-satet shoulders, e6.62iae
s6.75. sh0rt-cleaT. s7.S5ss7.0O. Whisky,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-03
VIRGINIA DEBT.

To enable executors, trustees, and
other fiduciaries to avail themselves OF
the authority given to them IN the act
approved February 20, 1892 and response
to the inquiries Of other bondholders IN
the State OF Virginia. the Virginia Bond
holders Committee hereby give notice
that the PLANTERS' NATIONAL
BANK, the Richmond depositary. will
continue TO RECEIVE SECURITIES
under the plan OF settlement, pending
the yerification now being made OF the
securities, which have been tendered by
the committee to the State OF Virginia,
agcregating moro than twenty-four NIL
hon dollars (s24, 00O, 000).
BY order Of the Committee.
q. s. ELLIS, Secretary.
New YoRx. June 80, 1892. -
II t-3,e,s,to&1o0s
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December and May.
lSomeryllle JournaLl

Her heart IL nine,
She told mo 81,
l am hor only Iowa
Former pine,
Our friends all know
She IS my turtlo dove.
n.
she's young and sweet
,She Gays sixteen,
While am sixtY-tour
when at her feet
kncel, mean
Really I'm ten years more)
She Gays n I
Were poor ~ shN
she'd love mo iust "a much
Ican't think why
She fOtes on me;
II really beats tho Dutch.
w.
Sometimes think
It IA my wealth
she wants Instead q me;
But I don't shrink,
I've llrst-rRte health,
I'm not dead yet. You'll seel
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-03
ICE-sKATING IN SUMNER.
4 Company Propose to Maintain Rink
All the Year Round.

Company Propose TO hhintain hhk
All the Year Round.
Skating on ice in midsummer is luxury
promised for Chicago skaters, says the
Macs. A company is being formed by
Norman Totten, a real estate dealer in the
Chicago Opera-House block, to build q
rink similar to the Alhambra in Paris.
1t is TO DO a circular affair, something
like the big panorama buildings on Wabash
avenue. The capital stock VIII be $780,
600. and the site will probably be near
Jackson Park.
The skating surface is made by build
ing a cement basin about two feet in
deptb. Across this on the bottom are
laid number Of pipes one half an inch
apart.
Water is then turned in, and by patent
eG process Is frozen by means OF some sub
stance passing through the. network OF
pipes. The temperature OF the room VIII
be kept about 40 degrees winter and sum-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-03
Medicine for the Hair.

To brush and brush and still to brush Is
the best medicine for the hair, remember
inc always that it is the hair and aot the
scalp which is to receive the treatment.
writes Mrs. Mallon in the July Ladies Home
Journal. Upon the brush used depends
great deal. In the first place it must be
immediately clean, and ones brushes
should be washed as relleiously es Is ones
face. The comb should be coarse. SO that
it will disentangle the hair if 1t Is snarled,
but if the hair Is well brushed the comb
really is of very little use. A fine comb Is
never advised. The brush should have
long, soft bristles that go through the BAR,
taking with them every particle oil. du 81
and leaving behind them q glow that i
haautffnl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-03
Always

Evening World, Now ToFK.I
think OF thee at calm sunrise,
When day Is bore and black night oics'
think Of thee at fierce sunset;
When darkness coIaes I'm thinking yer
Whene'er my restless couch "a sougn''
You are, dear one, my only thought,
And In my wistful dreams OF thee
Cold distance flees-thou art with mo.
This world IL not so broad or wide
That from me YOU can always hide;
And though, dear love, we are apart,
You reign alone within my heart.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-03

NEW YQRS, Juy Tho weekly bank state
mrnt shows tho following changes: Re9erye,
4 rreasr. sl.1s5, f3D: loans, decrease S1O6,-
500; specie, decrease, s3g60,5 logal-ien-
dors. Increase, sl,"O1,O0O; deposits. decrease,
s3, RIG. 200 circulation, decrease, SfHbOo. Inc
hanka now hold 3lN,0Ol, $50 In excess VI the
requireuents Of the % per cent. rule.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-03
ceAIN AND cOTToN EXCHANGE.

RICHyoSp. July 2.-OFPzsRGs Corn. 1880
bushels. oats, 1000 bushels. Rye, 200 bush
ei9
SALES Corn, 100 bushels.
Quotations
YHsAr -LOngDsrry, SSa90c. Mixed, $4,000
shOrtDerrY. < agOc. No. red, SGnS1c.
Ooag-Whlte Virginia. C3a84c.; No. 2, white,
G.ayic.: No. >. mixed. J9a6oc.
Olrs--No. =. 30af0c.; No. 8. 37a3Sc.
RYE.-6oasic.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-03

PoKpOR RlCAhOSD, JULY :. 1917
AEEIgEp.
steamer Ariel, Dsyo. Sorrois, ms s..,,.as
ard oasssngars: A. D. fatan, uco-2sss'1'"-
SAILED.
pr,g CnnhtlI, Abraham, Bahia, fonr. o,,.
s.hs.,ner kddis p. Mcf Adcea, stewart, fnlla'
.sinr,a- rsflrOad-ties; vessel, curtis 4 49,.
s,naonsr w. II. Ratan, Niles. fatnsnAs! t'''''
"a load logs: vessel, Carts = Falxse; ,.oa, "a
,ss rsilroadtios Tor ElizsDethporti sessoi' Sus-
1's : :. s. Tyler, Rhss, Ciaremont 20 1esa
lumber foe Baltinore-
posrog NEWPORT news JUN ., 1877
lBy tsseerapn-I
SAILED
steamship Fairfst, boston.
stonmship BERKSHIRE, Sonoh'
sAILEo.
s,e.mship Berkshire, Profsisfc~
steamship FAIRFAX, Ba.timofe
pogrop WEST PolNr. JIr o. lsss
li,y telegraph
AaGTyxp.
e,..,nas,o city OF Atlanta. Dole, Nov t0's'
,ss-engers and gocsrai csfgn a-,..u....n ,...
Ssa>T'shlp Charlotte. beinett' bsisin'iV' w.
scugers ami general cargo
sAlLEp.
steamship city o. Ausn,@ 80 49,.
S s,ssmr:,ip CHARLOTTE. baltimore sass7aSsES
AMI general czsso
MEMORANDA. ~
xxw yosx. Jaly 2.--ArrIved; Auxrssa ~
tosis, Ilau,basE. Arf Nss,.s az Me- Vera ~
New rors fox ussrs' S'a'sas
AveS$"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-03

His outings are sometimes accompanied By
troublesome ovations. The injury to tho
the Princes eve. caused by his being struck
short time ago by a bouquet thrown to
him BY fervent lady admirer. was not at
all aortCna
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-03
Judging by Appearances.

Hicks: See those two ladies over there.
They seem TO be enjoying themselves
hugely.
Wicks: Yes, wonder which OF their
dear friends they are picking TO pieces.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-03
How Truoi

Sue Fred. you have been drinking.
Fred; L thought love was blind.
Sue : 1t ia; but blindness makes the sense
of smell moro acute.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-03

FLoUa.-We qlots; Fias, s3as3.50; super
hue. s3.75afi. extra. st25af4.oO; family
Sis5as5.IO patent. sj.25ato.50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-03
MARRIACEa

CRUMp-DAyIS. Married. az Trinity
Methodist Episcopal church. June 10. 1877,
No 6 o'clock =. ~, by Rev. p. 4. Peterson,
ID. d., W. A. CRUMP and MAODb L.
DAVIS; both of this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-03
rUE PEOPLES PARTY.
,prNiNe PROCEEDINGS OF IT'S FIRST
NATIONAL CONVENTION
rA,,,csn Hundred Delegates Present.
An Impressive Tfib {" '"'N-'''s'
hash Not n Possible Nominee.

ne telegraph 20 tnn bispaicA.l
O,.,rf,. Nyr.. Juiy .. Inc National Con
,c,,,on ~ The Peoples party convened N
nee, vst 10 O'Clock this morning. Long
,sforo tio hour Of gathering The vost con
,ont.on hall was crowded with visi'ors.
md the scenes prcson''1 were those
characteristic of a great national consch-
ion There was Que significant difference
,.vever. betwcen the gathering to-day
,rd the national cooclaves Of the lo'u"-
.rai,o ana Republican parties held T."
s.ve AGO. Ia the convention TO-DAY '"0
9oituc.an was consplcUous'y absent
ueolrrlsY 10 Wrag-rrtifNd
Tactics aui snblorfHce gave pace - -
,,,rn derlaraiione. and rot! I'D ~ W.,
| ,1sncs iu TINS convention "A- ~" -
/ acc and plainly man'i. s',n 80 .I' be
| demonstration. lNrrf ''" g.. ls.,.
| ma cougTa,uI0f i''- ga ',o,...ol a..
[ s.frrdaf,-c. arl ti.re Was t,l'
. ,t.. harmony should pe PIE
, . ~. ,l Questions. aui tire i"' Sd s'al'-
1 n'.. .4..i. ue selected 90 itai tHe
& sstt trfle coming cihlhf''
,.-r or.s Hiv ro1H
q or.. l-,st,r boom viii not down. j
.........I tlat .tc tfrse telegram re-
.-.u ban Inst might announcing
.,h -.r.. would r.t De- presented 10
I. r.r,.rf1u w.u.i O' accepi.l he
s-.rr. ... desire ou the lift I'D '"i 'u3.o
u,t his r..ne should uof poe ir sentcd 70
gee c.nt,-i.n.. h"' '.,,' ~. "'o ,rto us
a.u Di 'l ,,., 5ist;ngp,sl.d
.t fal nos rpcriv assorted that ne
,..o..ff..t a..tuf tlc % miuauon' ana tAht
~. ,f.. ft.tf. nUInlr evidence mat no Will
,.r.rtltiflt .e rendered nin.
FIN.
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lsye made t." o.+ron'A'lls h.
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,.. ,'t N.a..r 3. to-day. olth
, r..' % f.o fo.n. flr p0puiW
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49, t, ...t popularity as tho
attack Dead pa thr b, ro,'- h-'.
f.rr.. tnr.r.r.lt candidate ht.I.'ult
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1 g.. I.u ...,..,. riIl of iu-
...-v. lq.. and breezy
....,....,tt t1. ,Iae.
'
sovr .Il.rNn .tNNNcNi7.
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y...f. Iy fh. Connect cut d legation.
g.,. .... Oh. .r.cr.l t..u: Connecticut
......,.a. C...p.. n.t fhe People. boz
-~I,...T ..-.ilo. rand Beu.'
Itt'. r...r rr..t.I ih app'N nee 90
90. il.f't. nl. ' I. % Was
r''i '.i' 49,. 90 ''''
i.-.i-i. -.-. '"'
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There w.. ID slight luI H- Chairman lnu-
lercc.. n. 'i. \H1.uI '"nnItt'e, @n-
Y..rr-l tInt Do. I1~. ran .UHl r'NN.Htl pa
u. tna Ir.uI, - p.-fr "l- low convened iu
4..gar s.si.u. Inn t.,ru "a- 70 burst
.. al. Hu-t.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-03
Sealing Down.

Little Boy: Mamma, may 20 fishing
Mamma: No, my son. I'm afraid you.u
get drowned; but You may go AROUND 70
the grocery and buy me msckereL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-03
sT. LOuIa.

ST. LOUlS.
ST. Louis No. July 2.--Fiour dun ana m
CHANGED. Wheat cioscf isa1fc. higher; ca-n'
71tIs. July. 77lds777<c.: September. II5s';.
C,ora-cash nrm at 44slg45c.; optlcns clesSd
isal4c. higher; July, 4ojse; september. 1929
45i<c. Oats flrner and slower; cash am jay,
3Oy<c. Whisksy quiet rs sl.to. PROVISIONS
higher and stronger. Pork, sll for new. LAsa'
s6.75ss6.g0. Dry-sslged meats Loose see .u.
ders 90; longs and r,Ls, s1.os,s shorts. 100,
hoxed. i5c. moro. Bacon ~-sb0ulfers. eo.o.te'
longs ana ribs, $3.50; snorts, $50. hapis'
CINCINNATI.
cfsorrArf. July 2.--Flonr In light demand.
wnest easier; Nc. 2 rsd..Sa Corn hrmer; ~.
, msxsd. ACC. Oats strong; No. mixed go
slix-. Pork quiet aud nrmer at sls. Letl
strong at s0.s7jk. Bulk-nssfs stronger =. sIto.
Bacoa strong and higher a. $50 "nisAoy
'''A1s - ~ WILMINGTON
Waxmeros, N. c.. July 2.-Tarpontine
sses.iy AZ 26i<c Rozsn nrm; strzined. soc.
eoo1 strained. zoe. Tar arm xt GLAD. csuus
i f steady; hard, u; ysaeS-dip An0 VIZ
gln. ei.uo-
LIVERPOOL Markets
LSvraPooL. July 2--3osa.--cotton dast ana
nr,res Generally 10 buyerS fayor; AmsrcAa
middiinx, "a Es:sA 5000 balss; Amskans
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An Epitsph.

An Epitsph.
EJudgo.I
martyr 70 duty beneath this stones lies,
A losiag yoang husband who ste bis uifss pies
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| lima ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3gD,g1D
| Eight months ending June 30, 1902. .7,3o2,B%O
1922 1852 500
| Total nine months onding June 30, 49,
| 1871. ~it~Ni''
| Total nino months ending June 30, -
1890 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 'io'o
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TIE WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY
was clear and pleasant. The skies wero
clear ut midnight.
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MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES or THE WORLD
Prices fbr Money. Bonds. ssssiss. Grain,
Tobacco. Cotton. 80, and tho
Wes ther Indications
rBy telegraph 20 me Dispa,ch.I

WAsnsoros. ID. O., July A.
RAIN Forecast for Virginia for twenty
-four hours-trom midnight to
i MIDNIGHT: Local showers; south
westerly winds; warmer in Southeastern
Virginia.
For North Carolina; Showers; south
westerly winds; warmer in western por-
ton.
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sny-SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
tec-nay Main ami Sixth streets1-keg ". w.
i syDEua, PlstOr.--Rey. r. H. Pr VIII pseaah
ALI A. II. 40 services a, ight.
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rlchmond Nl.llors ln New You'd.


Especial tetesrlm TO the Disoatcn'l
NV York, Ju.v ~. w. Harrison, Fifth
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