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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-23
IN COUNCIL CIRCLES.
1ns cIrY.AAll WORK, NOT COLONEL
curshAw, BEING INVESTIGATED.
The Health Committee to visit tho Gre
natory and other Places About which
Complaints Are Being Made.

TIE recent Investigations by the Coun-
clCommittee on Retrenchment and Re-
sorm into alleged mistakes aud alterations
~ the construction of the new City Hall
hayo created great deal OF interest
om,nc all classes of citizens, and espc-
c,slly contractors, builders, and architects.
mo IDEA that seems 10 have gone adrift
,,.t Colonel Cutshaw, the City Engineer.
4. .he chief object in the examination Is
a--oneous. a. careful investigation may.
:. 10 stated, prove that former Councils.
=. Grounds aud Buildings committees
VIZ committee on Retrenchment and
V.f5rm has only gone TO tho City Engineer
formatiOn in regard 10 these matters
a. he has told them that he cannot give
Io.f}oat making great deal OF research.
ibe situation now appears, from con-
.-.it,ln had with some members OF the
.,.,,tce by a DlsPkTCH reporter. the IN
-..,a,ion into the various departments
l.fc,.iy government will cease unless
.t.gncil direct Colonel Cutsnaw 70
..,.l, v,h the requests OF the hetrench-
,..,f and Reform Committed.
TIE oREMAToRy.
...rol session Of the Councii Commit
g. .r Health was held IN the Oouich
etsrIcr Yesterday evening and the claim
~ lIs--rs. Ganst & Co. for SS64.72 was APP
Ep- 0upenhimer. president Of the Board
a. Health. stated that that body VISITED
g. -rcmatory on Thursday in order 70 IN
tsstiy.te the complaints made by the resi-
,..ts "a Jackson Ward as 10 the doors
,n,naunc from the garbage furnace.
Ibc Doctor stated that he failed TO as
cover any unpleasant smells about the
,-.ustorg but suggested that the Com;
,-ittec ON Health make an Inspection oil
fts furnace. the stables, and other I'M
r.rtant places needing Improvement. ne
ta.i he thought possibly the residents OF
tie vIcimty Of the garbage furnace were
troubled more by lowering smoke Iroui
the crematpry than anything else' ana
TINT he was under the impression mat
this could be remcdied by raising tue
stack. which Is at present IS feet high.
Chairman Reeve called the attention OF
fho committee % q pond OF staghahi
water near the corner OF SeVenth anu
Preston streets. IL was decided that TINS
poIpt should be visited on the crematory
expedition next Friday afternoon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-23

auccd 10 subscribe by fraudulent raisrep;,
rcsentations and concealments, was argued
on demurrer By Messrs. =. i. Crump. Isp;;
Toe, aud Clopton. for the pia,natsnE as'
The court held tho demurrer good on the
ground Of icchfs. that whilst the bili
stated good case for equitable relicf. yet
the Plaintiffs had delayed two Tong IN
taking action Tor relief against the a.
legged fraud pfacticed on them. Ihe right
10 an appeal was reserved by counsel, a
stay of ninety days granted, and bond Tor
the appeal fixed al 400.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-23
The Druids' Fair.

Belvidere Hall presented q lively seem,
last night. The ball was again crowded
TO Its utmost capacity. The concert, III
which Misses Flossie Epps, Bessie barker,
aud Bessie Gentry. and Mr.. George
Smithers participated. was appiauded 70
the echo. Miss Flossie Epps sang Three
Leaves of Shamrock with fine effect and
was loudly encored.
The duet. "Larboard Watch" by Messrs
Floyd Charleston aud G. l.. Sizer, was
artistically executed and drew forth great
applause.
The banjo selection.b by Malcolm Shackle.
ford was we'll received by the large au;
dience, and he was compelled 10 respond
several times TO e1cOres.
Tonight Is the last night OF the fair. and
n great many valuable and beautiful arti-
cles will be disposed of.
The voting on the various badges 10 now
more exciting than ever. The polls for
these badges will close promptly at ii
o'clock tonight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-23
Tns CANYON MASSACRE.
Horrible Alleged Discoveries OF Outrsgss
by Idaho Miners
lBy telegraph to the Dispafcn.l

by Idaho Miners
tBy telegraph to the Dispatch.i
WALLACE. IDAHo. July 22.-Rumors are
still current OF startling discoveries IN
connection with the Mission affair wherein
il was reported that many men were shot,
others wounded, some robbed and
their bodies disposed Of II such a
way that no clue either 70 the perpetra-
tors OF the outrage or the disposition OF the
bodies has ever been found On the part
of some IL has been persistentlv denied
that any one was killed at Fourth OF July
Canyon. Others are positive that the hor-
rors have not been half told. This much
is true beyond doubt-that on Tuesday
evening after a carload of non-union
men had passed through Wardner
and gone TO Mission nine men,
members of the Miners Union. left Wal
lace on q hand car to follow Them that
at Wardner they changed the hand
car for fiat-car. and taking more men
with them pushed on TO Mission; that sud
denly the sounds of many guns being
fired filed the air and the non-union men
fed precipitately; that one man. Abbott,
who is now here in the hospital. was shot:
that Abbott heard the pursuers say !:
" Let's kill them and throw their bodies in
the river" and that quite a number OF
men are missing yet.
The authorities are making an investiga-
ton. 1t Is reliably reported that the au-
thorities have full details and proof OF the
crime committed there. Ashes supposed
to be human bodies are undergoing chemi-
cal examination. IL is almost certain that
dark and bloody deeds will be brought to
light. The perpetrators are now in the
stockade here. The officers are reticent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-23
THE cHIcAoos WIN

BosroS. July 22.-The Bostons started as
II they would bat Hutchinson out of the
ing but one hit in the last FIVE innings.
Arson won the game in the fourth on
three hits, and errors bv Nash and Lowe.
Caravan did phenomenal fielding. At
tendance. 1.0i6. Score; R. BE. L.
Bostons .......2 001 00-3 3
Chlcagos.. % l / 400 0 0 O. 4
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Kelly; Hutchin-
son and SchriYer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-23
Many Gases of Petit Larceny.

Judge Witt, of the Hastings Court. was
kept quite busy yesterday. and Common
wealth Attorney Spotswood put in some
good work tor the State. The record If
William cambridge (colored), charged
with petit larceny, pleaded guilty and was
given fifteen days in Jail.
Ananlas George (colored), petit larceny
fifteen days in jail. On another indict-
ment against George for petit larceny he
received an additional fifteen days.
Llttleton Smith (colored). petit larceny
fifteen days III jail. On another indict-
ment against Smith tor petit larceny he re-
days.
Susan Thomas (colored), charged with
resisting police officer sixty days in jail.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-23
An Alleged Absconder Returns.

PINE BLUFT. Ark. July pa. e.. Kelso,
the reputed absconder and president OF
the Bank of Magnolia, Ark, aud wee.
president of the Ouachita- Valley Bank Of
Camden, Ark, and OF the Gate-City Bank
of Texarkana, Ark, passed through here
yesterday evening on his way home from
French Lick Springs. Ind. He stated that
the accusation to the effect that he was a
defaulter in the sum OF $4,000, taken
from the three banks, was falsehood. He
intends at once To bring suits for damages
against his accusers. and for libel against
the newspapers which printed the reports,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-23

h!ahee spd duii; xa .. ssss7Ke. "a slsrssr,,
o ssG y 40, On ssSrsrns; othef nionlss ksi@S
ssii sud sS.ios sse ss Der ~. 49, S:
mlssd vssssrn ssssss. Zee 6v,,oa. 49, sssi
ss sm o. ~ points dcvni yaIy, sIs.asssias5
"A, quiet and steady; No Z, 49, sa<sf, .f
tc's s.saoy snh quiet Aolsssss--xev or.
. a. aun but steady; commoa % fancy, a5s
ana o,,,r, ' s.saay ani gnist reiroicam STEADY
NAVAL stores qnist ami steady. 'Nsat ybarxct
qaiet and steady. Lard frrnor and ouiet, a 80
sfn steam, $3.50; September, s7.ss ssssa
r re,shss isiry active and Arm: cotton. 3,xt;
BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE, July 23.-Fioar dan: rere,.,ss
s.aei barrels; shipments ss,5et barrels; salss.
LOO barrels. Wheat weak; No. red spot,
ssss sss;o1 ssly, $500 5000 ASsss s5s
ssked steamer no. red 5eJsas0,%c. receipts.
Io,lof bushels; shipments $4,000 tusheIs,
s,ces' Csc, bnsheis sales, 10000 bash,
f ~ Son,hern wheat easy; faItz. soas5c.;
spot. ct,<s54l.c; July 5ftSa5tl<s.: August
Jay, asssf septsmber. 5f1s. asked receipts,
s.ta0 bushels; shipments, s,35f bushels; stock,
los'ols bushels; sales, 1000 bushels. south
sSc. Oats quiet; No. wni,. ',sss
ern. 3Sixc. No 2, mlxed xsstsrr-
31c.: receipts, 10000 bashsls. s,a-.k'
l0I, 900 bushels. Rye steady: No. p &c. ma.
receipts, III ,24e bushels: stock. 1868 ba,belS
Hay steady; good % choice titno,hy. al 30s
sl5.o0. Grain freights auies and steaiy. Cot-
ton nominal middhng. NC. Provisions steady:
rne+-pork. sl33O. Bulk meats (lo)se,-Shout.
diets, $40; long-ciear, s925; ciear-rib sides.
~; suSar-picSled shoulders, $3.50. susar-cured
smoked shoulders. $3.50; hams. small slA5o.
large, sl4. Lard-keaned, $3.50: crude, al
butter nrm cream cry, fancy, Poe; do fair 10
choice, 2Oa2lc 90. imitation, Iga2Or: do.
good 20 choice, &c: store-packei, I4sidc.:
grass, l5a17c. Eggs steady Al l5lSl8c. Coffee
steady. Rio csrgoer, fair, st7; 10 7, iai.a
sugar steady sranuiated, 4 I4-IO0e. Cooper
nrm; refined, lie. Mhisxey steady q. si.3aa
sl.26, Peanuts nrm: Virginia fancy hand
PICKED, 4Sla4I1c.; choice, 3a3lxc.; iarmers,
2l4a3c.
CHICAGO, July 22.--The hot weather had Dc.
pressing effect on the crowd on tho board to-day,
aud they consequently did very little business
Prices underwent very nttls change, but what
alteration there was IN grain wa. against Prices.
wheat closing from ", % Llc. lower, ard corn
at at a decline OF i4c. Oats advanced NC. Pro-
visions maintained their recen; bnllisA chsrac-
ter and ended 40 an Improvement of loo. N
pork and ribs, and 2i1c. IN lard.
Cash quotations: flour quiet and unchanged
No. spring wheat. 79lla10ssc.; No. 2 rcd,
7ei4a79fSc No. 2 corn, SOC. No. 2 Data
Bic. Pork. 1l.95asl2. Lard. o.. 3Oas7 a2t<.
short-ribs, s7.55as7.B0. Dry-salted shoulders,
s!as7.2S. short-clear. s7.75ss7.so. whiskcy.
SLID.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-23
MARKETS sY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YoRk.

NEW yoRx. July 22.--Coston steady; mid
ding. INC: low middiing. i3-1vc. |;
good ordinary. dssc; no, receipts none !;
iI2 bales: sales. 2,641 bales; spipner-. 81
bales stock, s0o,DdS baies Wseky-Net
recsip,s. 357 baiss: gross receipts, 6,p55 pales;
exports-so Great hritsiu. 700 bcsex France, 70
l.77x balss sales, 10. 32y bales; spinner, 54dt
bales Totsis to-isy nat rscsiptas WA tales; en-
norts. real Britain. 5,53 bais % tho contsnsni,
$40 bales; stock, ~. .45J baieb Consolidated.
Net receipts, l4,9ll eaIss; e.Rorts-to Greet
Cont,usut. 2, SEQ bale4 TQ5ais ss1co 6epsembsr
fst--Net receipts, 7.011 $40 baleos e3p0rte--
Great Britian, a.254. ai3 balse: ESeaoe o16.-
40 bales; 70 me contlnens, l.z!Ao93 oeiee1
stesdy. wheat loxer aDe iess aettye; NJ : rsd.
S6i<aS7c, Store ed eleseece; es.4e 11oes;
sSs's ss. s's 81 49, sl -;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-23
Eleo ric.Light shade.

Since the big electric lights have been
suspended on Franklin aud Grace streets,
many porches have been made as bright
as day and many eyes panied by the glare.
A gentleman on Grace street has tor the
purpose OF mitigating this evil invented
a shade, and last evening had II IN place
on one of the lights, much 70 the amuse-
ment OF passers-by and to the comfort OF
those on the porch. 1t is reported that
the inventor will ask for q patent, and will
prosecute any person who initiates his
elactrlc-Iight shade.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-23
pnrtrnlt of an ex.traror.

Another handsome portrait OF an ex-
Mayor of Richmond. Colonel William O.
Carrington, was hung upon the walls o.
the Council chamber yesterday. II
was presented to Richmond through Mr.
b. 4. August from the officials of the city,
MIR August has now secured the pictures
of three ex-mayors. those OF the late Hon;
II X. ElIyson. Judge A. NJ. Kelley, and
Colonel William q. Carrington, and IT Is
needless to say that these add greatly TO
the interior appearance Of the chamber.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-23
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

July 23.--Auction offerings on Change to-day
rs packages, and no reflections; highest price
ass: lowest, 81. 80; average, slL23.
Private sales reported to-day were very Hsnt.
Reyenue COLLECTIONS: Cigsrs and cigarettes
81, 262.I9; tobacco, 32,325.l2. Total, ~,
5S7.3l.
sun.cured mako an excellent average again
with full break Of excellent, useful, clean, sweet
tobaccO6.
Mr.. s. c. Noreman OF Asheyilie, n. O., was =
visitor to-day. The fne DARK Rsg's tobAccos arr
opening up we'll and give satisfaction kich@ont
buyers are not encouraging high prices loi
opening sales OF new tobacco.
Mr.. Ailtoa Cayce, who began with Allen 4
Gfnter and continued with this branch OF Amer
can Tobacco Company 20 date. resigned nj
pasitiOn as tobacco buyer on sccoun: Of IL
one VINO took exceptional interest In our "
bacco business.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-23
Work of the Ambulance.

The ambulance responded to four calls
Yesterday. os follows: Ills a, NJ. to Lou
isiana street near the Chesapeake and Ohio
crossing, 10 colored man who was slight
ly hurt. No treatment was necessary. Al
suffering with cramp. He was treated
and lett. At $3.50 p. NJ. TO Cuilingworth's
tobacco-factory, to white woman suffer
ing with hysteria. She was treated and
taken 10 her home, on Twenty-frst street
between Main and Franklin. At $50 z.
NJ. to John II. Cary's store, TO colored
man suffering with crainp. He was treat
ed aud taken to his home. us north Ninth
az
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-23
FeIlow-Countrymen Fight.

Feomaso Giortano, an Italian shoemaker
residing near the corner of Eighteenth and
Broad streets, became engaged IN quarrel
with a fellow-countryman named Joseph
Caravatti yesterday and dealt tie latter
several blows on the head with an iron
last, inflicting ugly and painful, though
not serious, wounds. The scalp on the top
of Caravatti's Uranium was badly lace
rated, and one OF has eyes presented the
appearance of an eggplant. Giortapo was
Justice Crutchteld this morning. Ii is
SAID that the defendant rents his house
from Caravatti and that the distur bance
grew out OF a disagreement in regard to
catflpmpnt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-23
nENRIco COUNTY couRl

r.. r. ChiIdress and wife to Mitchell A.
Childress. acres near Chsrles-Oity road,
Andrew N. Lacksy and wife to North
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-23
Hope for Colonel King.
fWashiugtnn Evening Star, 22d.I

hOgs has been GENT born - the breast st
henged on August 18th for killing David
II. Poston In Memphis. For several days
he has been in state Of mental AID physi-
cal collapse. out yesterday he frightened
from some cause known only to himself.
The strong petition sent from Kentucky
70 the Governor asking that his sentence
DO committed V thought 70 hava begottsn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-23

the bcpe IN Colonel Kings mind for better
things. Yesterday Judge Greer returned
to Memphis from Washington. Several
ington TO make effort TO bring the case un-
der Federal jurisdiction and secure re-
view OF the law aud facts before the Su-
preme Court.
The lawyer refused to discuss the matter.
but IL Is thought from remarks that ne
dropped that there will be some action
taken in the case bs the Federal court.
Mrs. King is securing signatures. TO q
petition praying for communication OF the
sentence. but the friends of the murdered
lawyer are receiving numerous signatures
to counter petitions asking that the law be
enforced.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-23
STRUCK BY lightning.
A House Badly Demaaed, But the Inmates
IJnhurt.

Between 70 and o'clock yesterday after
noon, and during the prevalence of the
storm, the house of Mr.. Knox. on Chestnut
Hill, was struck by lightning. A la;ge
hole was torn in the roof. the windows
shattered. and the chimney knocked
down. Strange to say, none of the inmates
of the house-and they were five in num-
ber--Were injured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-23
The afechanics' Institute.

The City Council. il will be remembered
has appropriated $4,000 towards the new
building for the Mechanics Institute upon
the condition that the institute raise FOL
the building fund by subscription $50 .0Ol
more. Forty-two thousand of this 0,OOt
has been pledged, and Alr. Whitehurst
the president Of the institute, is conhdenl
of securing the remaining $4,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-23
The Fatal Drop.

fBy telegraph TO tho Dispatch.l
SAVANNAH. Ga. July 22.--Gus Williams,
one Of the three convicted murderers OF
August Never last January. was hanged
here this morning. He died protesting his
innocence. Two prisoners are still await
ing trial for Meyers murder.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-23

Nzw YoRE, July 22.--Cotton-Set receip,s,
noue; gross. 800 baleA Futures closed quiet;
sales. 1900 bales; July s1.l0as1.II: August,
s7.i7as7.ls; September s7.25as126: OctO-
Der, f7.3jas7.36: November, i7.ifaS1.A0; De-
cember, s754as7.55. January. 3as1.6t;
February. s7.72asI73 March, s7.slae7.s@;
Anril. AZ nOaA1.N1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-23
NaYr oanxicts Receired.

There were two new convicts received
at the penitentiary yesterday from Han
over county, as follows; Lttleton walker
(colored) }. assault. twenty years, ana james
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-23

The pleasant effect and perfect safety
with which ladies may use the California
LIQUID laxative Syrup Of Figs, under all
conditions, makes II their tavorite reins;,y.
10 get the true and genuine article look
for the name Of the California Fig syrup
Co. printed near the bottom Of the psex-
ago.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-23
.u.rn,.s-Tbief Arre,ted,

Albert jackson (colored) was arrested in
tho First District yesterday charged with
breaking and entering the store of the
Richmond Agricultural Implement Com
pany and stealing set OF harness and
buggy wheel. The stolen goods were re-
ol.,rarnd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-23
The Rnrnnd Eieratnr.

The officials of the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway Company have not decided
whether they will rebuild the grain eleya-
tor which was destroyed by fire Monday
night. The insurance has not been adj
justed. and until this has been done. said
an officer Of the company yesterday, no
action will be taken.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-23
ReMAlNs OF Ma. c. NJ. VERNE.
Do Re Buried This Afternoon with Mill
tary HUnors.

tary HDnors.
The remains Of Mr.. Charles NJ. Verne,
O. This city, who died al Asheville. n. O.,
{ thursday afternoon will reach here To-
CAV. Inc funeral viii take place at
clock this afternoon, from the Monu-
'.u'4i church, aud the services will be-
conducted bv Rev. J. h. Newton. The de-
ceased viii be buried with military hon.
O.> De- having been lieutenant III the
. rst Virginia Regiment
lhe following has been issued by Colo
- Henry c. Jones;
HEADQUARTERS
! h,r EE3IMENT VIRGINIA VOLUNTEERS.
General Orders No. ls-I. The Colonel
{ nuand.ng announces with the most sin
cyr, greet tho death of Lieutenant Charles
g. Verne. Company ID. at Asheville. n. c..
'4ly q, 1882. Company ID loses most
t'1ert officer, the regiment an officer
hose record as a soldier is second TO none.
'ac volunteer service an earnest and true
in-uI.
III. Company ID, Captain Charles Gasser
nnanding. will act as funeral escort.
rendering those honors to their officer
Nllch be 80 Justly merits at their hands.
lte company Will assemble at the armory
o-iuEday. July %. 1892. at 3:l5 y. AT.
81 order Of Colonel Jones.
L. A. SHEPHERD,
Captain and Aajutant
=. The regimental drum corps will report at
tAo afm0ry for duty at 2:S0 L. NJ. to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-23

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. July 22.-0FFsRNas-Wheat, 1884
bushels. Corn-White, 476 bushels: mixed,
600 bushels. Meal, 500 bushels.
SALEs Wheat, 1884 bushels. Corn-White,
l1B bushels.
QUOTATIONS.
wagir.-Longberry. s0a80c. Mixed. s0ssec.
shortDerry. 7jas5c. No rcd, S4aSJc.
Oosx-White. Virginia, 60a6ic.: No 2, white,
6Oaglc: No. =. mixed. 57a5sc.
OArl-No. z, 37a3sc.: No. 8. 35a36c
nYz-tJ.a7Jc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-23
MARKET QUOTATIONS
Prices for Money. BONDS, Stacks. Grain.
Tobacco. Cotton, ~, and the
Weather IndsestionA
fBy telegraph 70 tao pi.ns,ch.l

tBy telegraph 70 Gao Dispstch.l
WASHINGTON. d. O.. July "a
| RAIN Forecast for Virginia for twenty
-four hours--from midnight to mid
' night: Local showers. but daring
the greater portion OF tho day southwest
erly winds; warmer in southwestern
portion.
For North Carolina, Fair weather, ex-
cept local showers in eastern portion
southwesterly winds; warmer IN central
portion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-23
pa, 1lmose STOCK MARKET,

BALTIMORE. July a2.-virginia 10-40's. 80 bid
DO. 81. 73sla74ts Baltimore and Ohio stock
g5&taeel6 Northern Central stock, o5l2s64M
Baltimore and ohio Southwestern lists, lOs
bid DO LIST incomes. 90 bid; do 2d incomes
27lea2sM: do. ID incomes. ~ bid; consoll
dated gas stocks. 60Isa603s.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-23
MILITARY MATTERS.
Walker Light Guard outing-rhe Return
ing Howitzeis.

ing uowitzeis.
:, TIE Walker Light Guard. Captain Frank
" cunningham. are busy making prepare
Nous for their trip to Ocean View. 1t was
TIE Intention of the company 10 60 down
~ spocial ear attached 10 the regular
tialn. but 40 many applications to accom-
paay the guard have been received from
VHIcns aud members of other companies
llst u Is probable that separate special
VII be chartered for the trip 70 the sea
aud back
COMPANY J.. Captain George Wayne An
seison, - contemplating gong into camp
~ week during August. The place OF
.uoshiplnent. u the plans OF the company
ni9terisiize, will probably be Ocean View
ne members Of the Howitzess who did
10y 20 10 Ocean View viii assemble az
;n.if armory at $40 O'Clock this afternoon
~ fatigue uniform. belt with sabre aud
s'o'es' and will proceed to the Union De-
''' 70 receive their returning comrades.