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|, leading rutures ranged as follows.
BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE, July 5.-Fiour dull western SUI
per, a.. 10as2. 65 /: do extra, s2.1oas3.to DC.
family. s4as4.50: winter wheat patent, st.ooa
1855; spring wheat patent, s40Oas46o ;
spring wheat, s4.25as4.40: receipts, 1896
blrreis: shipments. l.45i barrels; sales. $50
barrels. Wheat easy No red. spot. siAasoc.;
July, sIas4l4c.; August. S3ssasaasc.; October
Sac. asked; steamer No. red, bOc. asked re-
ceipts, ~. 327 bushels; stock. <70,744 bushels
sales, as bushels. Southern wheat easy
Fultz, sOaS7c.: Longberry, SSaSbc. Corn dun ;
mixed spot, 5jIsa0534c.: July, oolsc. pa
August, 54i$c. asked steamer. mixed, 9oc.
bid: receipts, 1888 bushels: stocA, so,ol4
bushels sales, 2l.OOO bushels. southern
corn-Wbite easy at 6ls6gc. yellow firm
AZ 5sa60c. Oats firm: No. white western
4ll6a42l6c. No. . mixed western, 39ltc. bid ;
receipts, 10000 bushels; stock. S3,a2' ousn-
els. Rye quiet; No. ?. S4ltc., and nominal
receipts, 100 bushels stock, $40? bushels.
Hay 0rm: good 10 choice timothy, tlf.Dua
$3.50 Grain freights quiet steamer 10 Inv
erpool, per bushe.. Sgd. A: Cork tor orders, per
quarter, 2s9d. ABS. /; cotton, zoe. per lOO
pounds -four, 12c per 100 pounds. cotton
nominal; middling 79sc.
ST LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS. NO., July b.--FlOur dun and un-
changed. Wheat cloeed Laiic. above saturday
cash, 775fc: July closed 77leaf $50. Septem-
Der, &c. Corn closed 7salc. above Saturday;
Oats each lover. nt 30lEc.; options hienor;
July. 81 isc.; August and September, JOlsc.
Whiskey steady at sl.i5. Provisions firm.
Pork, si2 for new. Lard highor at fJ.sOah Z.
Dry-salt shoulders. 5000. Bacon--Snoulders,
s6.S1l%. liams, sll.j0aSl2.50
CINCINNATI
CrvCIySATi, July 5.--Flour dull and heavy;
Fancy sAT5aS3.gj. Wheat duh: No. red,
oOc. Corn stronger: No. mixed, 4elea1Oc.
Oats steady: No. 2 mixed. 3t'ac. Pork nrm at
sl2 lard stronger AZ 1919. Bdlk.meats strong
at s5.75. Bacon nrner at 1915. Whiskey
steady At s1.lJ.
WILMINGTON.
WILMINGTON. n. C., July 5.-Turpentins
steady 70 26iSc. Ros'n steady; strained. Soc.
good strained. 90. Tar irm az sl&O. Crude
tdrpontine steady; hard. 81; yeliow-dip and VIZ
gin, sl.65.
SEW YORK COTTON FrTrRs>
NEW YORK, July 5.-COtton Futures closed
quiet: sales. 81 400 Onlos; net receipts, 8o1
bales: gross 1857 bales; JAY. 81.l2asel4:
Augu8t, e.. l8as1l7; september, s.2las ~
October, f7.3las5.32; November, t1flcs142 .
December. s7.51as7.j2; Jan1ary, s1onas..8t;
February. 57.60aS7.5l: March, s'70ss'SO
April, s7.S7asHsO.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET
tReportei for the Dispatcn.l
july 5.-Narkot quiet. Prime, 2Asc. extra
prime. 234c. fancy, 2isc. factory nand-picked
Ra{ltc
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A DOUBLE TRAGEDY.
TWO DRUNKEN RuFFiANs ASsAIL A
FAMILY IN A CARRIAGE.
as They Advance-Both uen Dead
short Escapes.
rspocIal talegrnm 70 the pi,pa.cn.l

BRIsTor. TEN, July "a double tragedy
occurred fifteen miles from here last night,
news of which reached here this after
noon. Mr.. Byrd Short. young man who
lives near Johnson City. Tenn, twenty
miles from here, was returning home with
his sister and her child, who had been
visiting in tho southern portion of Sulli-
van county. They were travelling in a
carriage. which had met them at Abingdon.
ATTACKED THE CARRIAGE.
Henderson Dinkens and Lee Simmons,
who were very drunk, met the party.
Dinkeus without saying word picked up
a rock and hurled it with all Of his force ut
the occupants of the carriage. Without
uttering syllable Short jumped from the
vehicle, holding in his hand leather grip
sack.
FIRST MAN SHOT.
He opened it a. quickly as possible and
took out pistol.
" You can't throw rocks at my carriage,
you -- scoundrel." said be.
No sooner had he spoken than the re-
port of the pistol was heard. The bail
entered Dinkens's right side just below the
nipple. 1t passed through his body aud
lodged in the backbone.
NO. 2 SHOT.
Simmons came staggering up and said /:
lyon mustn't shoot Henderson" He
made an attempt 10 get closer to Short,
but the latter wheeled around with the
smoking pistol in hand and fired at Sim
mons's breast, exclaimipg at the same
time:
I'll KILL YOU, TOOL"
The ball entered the pit of his stomach
and penetrated the body. AS soon as
Short had finished this awful work he
jumped into the hack. applied the lash to
the horses, and they galloped off at break
neck speed.
NOT ARRESTED.
He has not been arrested. DR.. Wilev,
who was summoned to dress the wounds Of
the men, said there was no hope for their
recovery. Both are reported dead. Lee
Simmons is married man with three or
four children. Dinkens is not married.
They both have q reputation for being
quiet, industrious men.
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DEATHS.

DEATHS.
ALLEN.--Died. Tuesday, July 8, fs92. al
5ociock A. NJ. O, the residence OF his
parents, 1914 Washington street, PRANK
JOSEPH, son of Alonza W. and Jane Il.
Allen; aged moaths and days.
Darling baby. you are gone;
The voice we loved Is still.
place ~ vacant In our home
Which never can be filed.
No little head upon my breast.
No loot upon nv knee
Dear Lord, how could give my babs
10 any one but Thee!
MAMMA.
CLEMENTS. Died. in Swansboro'. Va.
July 5. 1892. nj $40 o'clock A. NJ. LEROY.
infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs. L. II. Clements,
aged 10 months and d days.
Funeral from toe residence Of His parents.
corner OF Hull and ClOpton streets, 10.
DAY. July 9Th. at 400 o'clockP. M.
lntcrment at Maury cemetery.
DILLABD. Died, July 5th. OF ten min.
utes 10 . o'clock p. NJ. at the residence ~
his grandfather. l.. l.. Penny. 800 Lester
street. CLINTON ELMER. only child OF
William IA. and Verna NJ. Dillard: aged
months and IL days.
The funeral Will take place at 3 o'clock
WEDNESDAY EVENING at Oakwood
cemetery. Friends and acquaintances in.
vited to attend.
JENNINGS.-Died. on Sunday, July 3.
1922. at 5i5 O'clock. EDMOND JENNINGS.
the father Of Mrs. Martha Watson and
Mrs. Alcaner Corn. Ia the s6th year Of his
age.
" Blessed are the dead which die in the
Lord"
The funeral took place from the resi-
dence. ZIG Holly street. Monday evening.
JENNINGS. Died. July 4th. at Sis z.
NJ, JAMES J. JENNINGS, of 32s south
Pine street, IN the 6lst year of his age.
Funeral will take place from Pine-street
Baptist church WEDNESDAY,. July 9Th. at
4;3O z. NJ. Friends and acquaintance in.
vited to attend.
SULLIVAN. -Died. at his residence. 926
Graham street. at s O'clock Monday MORN
ing. PATRICK SULLIVAN. a native Of
County Limerick. Ireland.
His funeral will take place ron 81.
Patricks church WEDNESDAY MORNING
az 10 o'clock.
New Britain Coma papers please copy.
2ts
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Mean temperature. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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con, and Billups. installed the following officers
for tho ensuing six mon'hsi Edward Allen, no
blc Grand +. a. H. Valentine. vice-gfand. John
PITT. secretary; A. X. Henry. treasurer, and J.
ID. X a,elsht' chaplain. The following are tho
appointed oficcrs: J. ". johnson, night sup
nortor no noble grand; Mel. Is. Ferguson, lott
sunroyter 10 noble gfand; A. X. Bowies, right
sup,,orter 60 vice grand John W. FERGUSON,
Io.t an nporfcr % vice grand: j. A. Bawsell con-
d,Ictof: X 4. Jones, warden; j.. >. Clarke, m
nliiuns' rirnt ecene supporter; 9. Edwards, left
scene euptoftsr. and ". l.. Parker, sitting past
grand After the lodge adjourned refreshments
49, ncrrel and o good time Genorally was ha1.
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july 5.-Narkot quiet. Prime, 2Ssc. estr'
prime, 234c.; fancy, 2isc; factory nand-plckei
3a4l4c.
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Results Of n Fourtb-of-JnIy Outing.

The 1uckahoe Fishing club held their annual
outing at 1uckahoe Crock on the Fourth, and
had u grand old time. After they had captured
enough of the nnny Inhabitants oil the crock
they went into q regular programme OF games.
The best rine-shot was a. ID. Brown game-shot
CLARKE Il feet inches); 10C-yard dash. three
heats. John II. Bethel; acrobat Mathew Robin
son; water-dOg. y. 4. Lowry; seinc-hauler, Miles
Barnum: nuoits, Jerry Blunt and A. ID. Brown ;
wrestling. j. :. Bethel.
The Aln-mile hOrse-race was won by a. H..
Nays sOrr-l mare. Fannie; a. y. Browns bay
horse Jim II. second, p. A. LOwry's bay horse
Rod Jacket third. ilmo. l:33l@
They returned 20 fnn city at q +. BE, after a
day OF extraordinary sport.
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FlRsIN The BUSINESS QUARTER.
4 Lively Midday Run for the Department.
Tho Damage Slight.

About hah-past o'clock yesterday afternoon
fire was discovered on the fourth floor Of the
large building on tho northwest corner OF Main
and Fourteenth streets, occupied 10y the c. F
Sauer Company, manufacturers Of and dealer.
in druggists sundrieS.
This moor is used principally for the storage II
light goods and the putting up Of nqycrfns ex-
tracts, and there are usually some ten or twelve
hands employed on it. Al the Tine OF the fro
only TWO small boys were az work. These re-
ported the fire. % Mr.. y. II. Forces, who t.rned
In tho alarm fromB OK 81, and Steamers Nos. >,
3 and Z responding the flames were quickly
suppressed.
The toas Is estimated al about $1,000, and was
chiefly rom water. The company carried on
stock an insurance Of $4,000, n follows: 10000
ia tho National. Of Baltimore; 5000 in tho
Hartford. placed through Samuel IL. Pullian,
and 81, 800 in The National, OF Hartford, placed
through the Security Savings Bans. The build
ING is owned by dr. c. f. Sauer president OF the
coInoany, aud Is insuIed an tho Old Mutual. The
lre was confined 20 a small area aud viii not
subject tho business Of the company TO any ma
terlai IncOnYenicnce.
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VIRGINIA DEBT.

To enable executors, trustees, and
other iiduciaries to avail themselves OF
the authority given to them in the aes
approved February. 20, 1892 and response
10 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. VAL
continue TO RECEIVE SECURITIES
under the plaza Of settlement pending
the verifcation now being made OF tho
securities, which have been rendered ~
the committee to the State OF Virginia,
aepregating more than twenty-four MIL
hon dollars 1924, 000. OOO).
by order Of the Committee.
q. 3. ELLIS, Secretary.
New YoRK, June 80, 1892. 1890.
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1ne VIXEN ANo ANDREWS CASES.
Judge witt Calls tho Attention Of the
Grand Jury to Them.

The grand Jury Of the Hastings Court QMr.
James II. Hargrove, fcrcmsn) met yesterday
morning TO investigate charges forwarded TO II
from the Police Court. Judge Witt In his charge
Gale tue especial attention Of the Jurors to the
caso against A. J. Andrews, accused OF assault
Ing and beating Poilce-sustice John d. Crutcn.
whom n charge OF keeping IN ill-eovcrned house
II now pending In the Police Court, where II viii
be heard this morning. One OF the Andrews
cases was ignored and not a true bill returned,
the same matter being covered In another
charge IN which true bill was found. True
bills Of Indictment were returned against the
following persons:
For felontes A. j. Andrews, Charles Brsxton,
Charles Dudley, Mary johnson, John Rust, and
Bette Willis.
For misdemeanors: Willism Atkinson. John
Brown, Alexander Banks, Nat Christian, George
Cou9hlin, Isaac Green. John Harman, William
Mitchell Louis Ragghisnti. George Smith, W.
n. wilkins alas w. II. Scott. and Robert Worth
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CRUSHED BY AN ENGINE.
4 Fatal Accident in the Track-Yard of ite


AtlHntic-Coast Line.
A fatal accident happened in the backyard
Of the Atlaniic-Coast Line at this end OF the
Petersburg bridge Yesterday afternoon.
While Tucker Elwaris, negro employee OF
the road. WAS engaged In coupling car and
engine he either twisted bis foot o. caught II De-
tween tho rails. and oeiug thrown across the
track tho wheels OF The tsaisr passed over
portion Of nis boay. liia left arin ana let
shoulder were crushed aud the pelyiS fractured.
lie vas taken 70 tho Retreat for the SICK, put
hsed only ABOUT twenty minutes after arriving
there.
Edwards came here from Weldon, \. e., where
his mother lives, MAS obGut - years ola, nnl
unmarried. His romans viii DO taSen 20 Wei
DON
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TIE following CHIEFS ciec eli by jamestown
Tribe. No. Al, !. o. Il. Nj, were raised up last
nigh, by Pnst-Sachem 4. G. Mayes Prophet,
". VI. scott: Worthy Sachem, j. W Atki-s
Senior Sycamore, l.. :. Pemberton; Jun Saga
more. =. II. Martin; Chief Of RecO ia. o. :.
Wise; Keeper OF WGmpum, ". Wakefield !:
Keeper OF Nigeam. Georga Green: First War
rlor, Archie POlierd; second Warrior b. G..
Harry: Third Warrior, George Sic rydIe
-Fourih Warrior, a. q. Mnyes; First Sannaf, j.
f.. Hawkins; Second Sennap, T. W. Nicholas
Guard OF Forest, Charles Melton Guard Of
MigWam, I. q. GriswDld.
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MARKETS eY TELeGRaPH
NEW YoRA.

NEW York. July 5.-Cotton steady, mid
ding uplands. 5-10c.; Orleans, ll-t0e. !;
sales, 40l bales total net receipts AZ al 2or,s,
bales: stock. 5.sa.p.i2 bales. southern Dour dun
ana weak; good u cnoice extra, s320as4oo.
Wheat duh ana firmer; No red. go. IN store
and elevator e1sglhac. nnoat: options cioeea
Juty e6ikc September, $3.50. Corn nrmer
and au,ef: No. 2, 59tsat0c. In elevator; 6Olaa
eic. agoat; options closed lrm, sssi4c. up;
Iuly. 5Sslc.: september. 55I<c Oats stronger
= M auics: options moderately active and nrm-
err. July. sste.: september. 30s<c.; spot Nc. =,
sSilr40c.; mixed western, 37s3vlx, Conee--
Ooslons closed stoady and i0aia points lp I:
sro: Rio u,1ict and nrm; No Z, 13c. Sugar
Kennsd steady and qsiss; standard 4, z7ss4,sc. ;
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Thr virginia Engineers.

The Association Of Engineers Of Virginia held
another session nj Fords Hotel yesterday morn
ing, and after Tausacting some business n
reierencc 10 the promotion o. the Interests o.
the organization and discussing sOmo OF the
papers read on Monday the body adjourned TIL
their fan meeting. The time and place tOr this
session is always fixed by the Board OF Directors
Of the association. Nearly all the engineers re-
ulaired IN tho city yesterday afternoon and took
a drive, visiting the principal points of interest
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

IRoDOrted TOT INC UI5pHICH'I
JuLY 5.-Auction offerings on Change tc-dey,
SO package, and taken in--highest price,
s2I. so: lowest, $3.50: average, tD.4s.
private sales were too light % note here.
Reyenus Collections-Cigars and cigarettes
s4.qs6.55: tobacco, s2,0S5.lS; special tax,
sl.250-total, SS,321.13.
Registered on Chance: I. Z. Fowler son
Lrnchburg. va. w. p. Gillian, fermville. Va.
Yesterday there was not tobacco man 10 be
seen near the Exchange To-day Du iness
opened fairly we'll. many Of the trade returning
from trips refreshed, but late 10 the day. busl'
ness was quiet.
Mr.. Harper De1ne leaves for q two weeks trip
Meat to-fnofroW.
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lie Died from n Pail.

Tho remains OF Mr. Henry Wood, who dioa on
Monday evening az hts home. Nc. 1919 We Z
Main street. from injuries received by being
badly barned by an electric-lghi wire nnd iaii-
ing from light polo at the corner Of Nam nnd
NiDetecnth streets a few week cgo, were ycstat-
any taken % tbs old homo OF the deceased, IN
fowhaian county. ftr iniefmsnt. Mr.. Mood wns
son o. Mr. Fletcher Wood, and was ato1t 20
years OF age. The cause OF his death wa pa
ra.yAls 81 the braln--a resah OF h'f Injuries.
Mr.. Hcoi's hands aud legs yer0 burned 10 the
bone, tni his nalienngs seregreat
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-06

NEW YORK, July 5.-The passage by the ma
tional senate OF n free-coinsge act last Friday
was not well received in financial circles, and as
consequence there was more disposition to
part with securities than has been seen in a
long time and while the selling movement was
not OF specially long duration the losses suffered
were not recovered and prices ere lower oil
along the line. There was no other news Of Inn
portance to-day.
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rea,h Of IA Former I;ichmood Lady.

Mrs. William Plummcr Greiter, who died in
Waterbury. Conn, on the 4th, Was a daughter
Of the lato w. J.. W. Taylor, a prominent mer-
chant Of this city, and sister OF tho late W. {.
Taylor. Of the state, and Of Mr.. FentOn Taylor.
Her early lie was spent here, whore she had
many devoted friends, and was great fayori,e
Her husband. who with several children survive
her, also spent all OF his early life in Richmond,
having been engaged for a long time in the
newspaper business and subsequently, In the in-
siIrauce business.
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FAILURE OF LumsER-DsALeR
Assignment OF {. T.. Johnson. OF Rural
Inint- Ilnhllfins Ahnnt NIn nnn

Assignment Of 4. T.. Johnson. of Rural
Point Liabilities About SiO,OUO.
Just before thc Chauccry-COurt Clerks office
closed last night there was filod for record q
deed Of assignment from G. L. johnson and wife
90 4. r. Chalmers az trustee. Nj. johnson has
been engaged in the saw-min, lumDcr. and
neral merchandise business az Rural POiut,
Hanover county ana finding himself lnsolvcnt
he takes this step Tor tho protection of his
creditors The liabilities aggregate $4,000,
ani There r. no estimate made OF tho value Of
the assets.
THE ASSETS.
The property conveyed Is as follows: Twenty
Three mules stock of merchandise, consisting
at liquors, hardware. groceries, shoes. hats etc ,
no~ 10 thc store al Rural Point; tho hay and
grain VA ihe barn m That place all lgmoer now
'ANE al Atoes station aud al the miil-rito at
q "in H. OHvcr's place. Ia Hanover county: all
t"aHuua stables, etc., on sai1 mill-sitc certain
- ana ltute~trpcbh, iour-hOfsc agOns, parts
81 M tcnlurry oi every Kind connected with the
e. i.iii formerly az ;hat place, which belongs
~ - r. Johnson; all standing lumber Oh the
l',' known AZ the Hickory Well. purchased
- '"hi ''n ana certain other timber designated
u. ~. az co." steam eaw-mill. iocHtod "a r.
h'i'" N'Nf'' htffi.u county. Att notes. bonds
op,D fo|h'e' &c., due johnson; tract OF land
alu improvements thereon m Hanover county
Env'u't w oi lard, known - Rural Point,
WIN un'Allk aud frame store thereon; certain
household and ciuer ARTICLES al No. pOais ,,esf
harruail street. whore the agsiFuof rc.,nes nnd
tie SUN OF e<'t Af.st ON money. which h. tho nat
proceeds ot the safe q two houses and lots Nos
SDsls and Oh west harshaii street aftsrnsvino
on a deed Of crust ior $4,000 Tor same ana ,ne
bond for $1.O57, with interest on M some
The trustee h % have disposed OF the ee,ata
within ninety days or 20 proved 90 sell VA ever
remains al pibilc auciioa 20 the higtest bidder
THE CREDIfORs
After paying eli expenses II executing thu
deed Of trust. including commission Of per
cent. " the trustee aud the sum Of 400 1,
James l. Anderson fOF professional services. Mr..
Chalmers II clractOd % devote the proceeds 10
The gayment u The following debts
First Glass Savings Bank OF kchmord, $3.50:
T. A. saunoors 4 Sous, Si99 a.. s7l, and S50 I:
A. \. Pollard. Sl,5$2.is; G. A. Ioansoa,
$1,000; a. L. Shepherd 4 Co, <S,Sbf ~; tue
holder of the nOte or s27o drawn by G. T..
johnson and the order o. Peter Paul; Peior
Paul 1900 and $3.50; Cnsfloe y. Taylor 4 90,
$500, $500, also. and s377.ja; Planters Ma
tiOna. Bank. s229.2O; George w. Anderson q
ION, se1.5o; the Oven Minor Drag Company,
$50.
second Ciass--George ". Anderson a Son,
sl25; @. G. Smith, $3.50: ~. Is. lauafefte,
$50; o. v. JoLEson, $50; W. j. Powers, 500.
All other creatlOa arc 20 be PAID faiably, and
The hs; OF them are 70 be furnished the trustee
a. soon NJ possible.
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I.leclnt Sow nmcer.,

The Central Beneficial aud Social Society met
laet nigL NJ Lso-camp Eaii and oioctsd inc TO-
loving ofl, IS; T. y. Dagis, psts desi; q. q
Bh.cy, i;o-presh~rt; j9hs Ncknaeary, nnai-
tery; b. "A. batkJAs, treasurer; AZ. Walker, y.
I. Vaughan, eAd W. w. Mbltlock, executive
e0fninlsfeD, y kIorRenstcra and u. II. fbilllps,
trnetessf v. q. Chandler sereeant-at-arms-
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Fnna-nI of Miss Fannie snuirr.

The funeral Of Miss Fannie Squire took place
from ST. Paups church at O'Clock yesterday AZ
ternoon. The services, which we're conducted
b. Rev. MIR. Williams the assistant rector, and
Rev. !. II. Mason, were deeply impressive. The
regular music was rendered oy n quatette con-
sisting OF AIRS Iabb. Miss Ross, Miss Moore, and
DR.. David McCaw, and Mrp. Silas Shelbune sang
rs a solo "Just as l Am, without One Piea 10
most touching air. Tho ceskct WAS covered with
exquisite flowers. The interment was at Holly
IL
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Appeaiiaihe L,nr Case.

Justice Lewis, Of Henrico, held an examine
tiOn yesterday IN the continued case o. James
Lyme, charged with Threatening the life Of his
wife. The magistrate decided 10 require Lyme
10 give security IN the sum OF 500 ior his good
behavior for ok months. Mr.. II. NJ. Smith, Dr.,
counsel fox tho accused, took an appeal TO the
County Court
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-06

The very prettiest aud most astvnctiv.
Gaze IN our city is under belvidere HILL. n
is conducted under the personal SUPER
vision OF the. proprietor, our well. known
and popular friend. Mr.. George Ives. His
Tres Punch and "Faps de Bias" are
known az over the land. Cali at tho
crystal" under Belvidere Hail. and nv
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BIARINE INTELLIGENCE.

san sets .......... G:J2 Morning. ......... TAI
Moon sets. ....... 100 Evening. ......... 2:O1
PORT or aICdAoSD, JULY ). 1897
ARRIVED.
steamer Ariel, Dsyo. Norfolk, merchandise
and oassengers L. B. fatuui, ice-presdent
SAILED.
Steamship Old Dominion, Couch. New York,
merchandise ana passengers, George W. Aleh
& Co., Agents.
PORT or NEWPORT NEWS. JULY >, 1872
tBy telegraph
ARRIVED.
Steamship Glsnystsyth. Port Royal
Schooner Viking, New YORK.
Schooner &. A. Campbell, Boston.
schooner job X. Jackson, Boston.
Schooner w. Bra brook, Boston
SAILED
Steamship Glanystwyth. Hamburg.
poRToF WEST POINT, July S. 1892
10y teiegraphI
Steamship Charlotte. Bennett, Baltimore. pas
sengern ana general cargo.
Steamship AUegseny. Parker, frovinsnco va
Norfolk, passengers ana general cargo.
steamer Kim City, Marshali, Waikerfon' pas
sensers and general cargo.
SALAD
Steamship Ailegaauy. Providence r'a Newpos,
News ard Norfolk. passengers ana general
steamship Charlotte, Baltimore. passengers
-. steamer Elm City, walkerton, passengers aud
general cargo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-06
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND. July 5.-OFFERHGs- 63.
busneis. Corn. white, 500 bushels; mixed
1000 bushels. Oats, 1000 oufhels-
sALgE-Corn, white, 500 bushels.
QUOTATIONS.
WHEAT Nominal.
CosN.-White. Virginia. 63s64c.: No. 2, white
6.aB G.. No. .. mixed. JpABCe.
Olrz-No. z, 3Sa37Hc.; No .. 3da3Ic
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