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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-09
WASHINGTON NEWS NOTES.
The Evil of Tfusts-Frovisions of Tariff
Bilis--Other Items.
lBy telegraph to the Dispatch

WASHINGTON. July Representatives
Harter, Boeman, and Williams, OF North
Carolina, majority Of the trust sub-cOm-
mttee OF the House Manufactures Com
mittee, have made report to the full COM
mlttee. The report says that the suO-com-
mittee finds trusts. combinations and as
sociatiOns ia control OF the production,
distribution, and prices OF very many OF
the most important articles of general con-
Sumption IL the United States. The con-
sequences are wholly bad and absolutely
without any redeeming feature whatever.
Prices to the consumer are increased,
while the wages and occupation OF those
persons employed by the trusts are render
ed less remunerative. Condemnlng all
past and existing legislation in regard to
trusts rs insufficient and lmpracticaole,
the subcommittee recommends and re-
ouests the full committee to petit
ton the House of Representatives to
take such prompt action as Will re-
suit in placing upon the free list without
delay and permit their importation with
out obligation TO pay any tarih taxes what-
ever. all articles, the manufacture. price,
sale. or distribution of which are or NAV
come under the control or direction OF
any trust, association. or combination.
Representative Reyburn, OF Pennsyl-
yania, member OF the subcommittee,
dissents from the above report.
Representative Brosius, of PennsylVa-
MIA, to-day submitted 70 the House from
the Committee on Reform 10 the Ciyh
Service minority report dissenting frorl
the views Of the majority, which reeoai-
mended that special committee be APP
pointed TO investigate alleged violations
OF the ciyll-sergice law in Alabama. Tho
minority submit that without some infor-
NATION from the Ciyii-Seryice Commission
il would DO consistent with the wisdom
and economy which are expected from the
representatives of the people 70 send
committee To Alabama 10 investigate, al
legged attractions OF the ciyil-seryice law.
Inc tim plate bill as passed by the House 7
to-day provides that on and after October
l. 1892, tho duty on tln-plates. terne-
plates, and taggsrs-tin shall be le. per
pound, aud that on and after October !,
1884, tia-plates, terne-plates, and taggers-
tins shall be admitted free of duty. lt
further provides that block, bar, ana
pig-tin shall he retained on the free list,
and contains the usual rebate or draw back
provisions IN the interest OF our foreign
trade.
The lead-ore bill. also passed by the
House, provides that ores containing sill
yer and lead in which the value Of the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-09

an1 unchanged TO point. down suly sod sc,.
tcmbcr, sllsJ; OCTOBER, sit.f5: spos RIO AN
she nominal; No. z, 13c. sugar-Renucd oaiss
anu STEADY. Moissscs-Nes 0rieaas sais, ara
steaHy; common to fancy, 2sa15c. Rlce syn.
anu IN cool demand Petroleum steady and
ggaeh Cotton-secd Oh qniet and steady: cr.:s'
.vc. isosin steady and dnlL Turpeptlne more &C.
tive and steady at 2gtla5Oi<. frovis.o M ste.dy
ana quiet Freishss qaiss aud irregular.
CHICAGO.
chicsco, July S--A mopntaia Of uncertainty
~ lhc i0rfD OF tho forthcoming gosernment cron
report ioo~sd up before specniatoes TO-DAY ang
csaseh weakness nearly e.. DAY. In tho ooi
~ayat anu corn, after an early define ~ hlx
'ractions, left OF at about las, rights pr.oes'
qat PORK and ms cloecd ~. lover and Lard S.
ise recovery IN grniu Gt The close was
que % reports OF heavy ra.as lhroughco. the
", wlliIer-wbeat belt. Oats clscd ,lat4e lower
Cash quotations: Flour easy: prices NOT QUO
w. ~ chahkei. 20. spring wheat. 77ike7Sc.
no re1, fSifc No. . corn. fsssc. No. 9 os,s,
Ssc. Pork, ll.35asfl.37tr Lard. ss.ss .O2iS'
saort'sins' 50 JoaszJ2t.. Dry-saite,i shoslder,
sh3oas1. short-,lear, s7.0oas105. Whiskey,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-09

son of pharaoh's daughter, choosing rather
70 suffer affection with the people OF
God; for he endured, as seeing Him who
IL invisible"
The composition represents Pharaoh sur
rounded by his fattcreTs and mobiles.
Moses Is depicted az q Young man having
Just turned from Pharaoh aud cast away
the rod OF office. IL is supposed that he 10
seeing in the distance his people oppressed
By the Egyptians. Pharoah's daughter -
also in the picture with her attendants.
The upper light represents Moses death
on Mt. kebo, with The angels about him.
The verse in this light IS from III. Macca-
bees, and IL as follows:
And thus this man died. leaving his
death for an example OF noble courage
and q memorial or virtue not only unto
young men. but unto oil his nation"
The window will be placed opposite
General Lees pew, and on the wall at the
side Of it will be brass tablet in the form
OF shield, having on it a crusaders cross.
the Confederate flag and Lee coat-ot-arms,
and an inscription.
The memorial is the gift Of the Misses
Stewart, o. Brook Hill.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-09
NEWS IN CHURCH CIRCLES.
Special OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Meetings
Movements OF Pastors.

The remodelling and extension OF the
fredericksburg Baptist church having
been completed the congregation Will re-
occupy II Sunday. kev. Dr.. Hatcher Will
preach the opening sermon IN the NOM
ING, Rev. DR.. George F.. Cooper the SER
mon at night. and at the Sunday school
mass-meetIng in the afternoon Rev. DR..
A. y. Dickinson will deliver an address.
Monday night special services Will be
held to celebrate the twenty-fifth ami
yersary OF Rev. DR.. 4. ). Dunaway's pas
torate, and Rows. Dr. n. Il. Harris and X.
, II. Pitt will make addresses.
The Executive Committee If the Rich
mond Protestant Episcopal Missionary
Society will mold its regular quarterly
meeting next Monday night the nth IN
slant, at st. James, lecture-rOom, at S:l5
o'clock. Besides interesting reports OF
standing subcommittee the Rev. Il. L.
Williams, o. St. PauPs church, Will make
a special missionary address. The meet
lngs are open to the public, and they are
cordially invited to att nd.
Rev. j. l.. Burrows, ID. d.. for 30 many
years pastor Of the First Baptist church
q pastorate ever memorsble-will occupy
his old pulpit Sunday morning.
The Baptist Sunday-schoOl Association
of Richmond and Manchester will hold its
regular quarterly meeting Sunday after
noon at o'clock with the Randolph
Street church.
4 new Methodist society will be formed
at Barton Heights on Sunday evening at )
O'Clock in the wigwam. Rev. DR.. W. V. Tu-
dor. pastor of Broad-Street church. will
conduct the services. All Sunday school
workers are invited 10 attend.
The regular meeting of the Methodist
Sunday School Society of Richmond will
be held at Wesleyan Mission church. Clay
and Twenty ninth, Sunday afternoon at 4
O'clock
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-09

was infectious. and this, together with tho
laud RAINING OF tho Speakers gavel for
order. throw the House into much con-
fusion, The bill was passed~-yeds. 2D7 (;
nays. So.
Mr.. Whiting. Of Michigan, moved to BUS
pend tho ruos aud pass the load-ore bill.
After all resources Tor delaying had been
cvbauetod by the Republicans under the
lead nj burrows and Reed. the motion TO
susnend the rules and pass the bill was
aoreed ,o-veas 1875; nays, 62.
NJ Reed immediately rose TO hia feet
with n motion 20 adjourn. but the Speaker
rccNcnized Mr.. Whiting for q motion to
suspend the rules.
RrRp OWEN so,IR OF HIS OWN MEDICINE.
Mr. Reed suggested that be had made
bia notion which was a privileged one
before tho gentleman from Michigan had
r,scp but tho Speaker replied IA plea
SAINT manner that the question of recogni-
ton rested with the Speaker. which tho
gentleman from Maine would thoroughly
understand,
Tho gentleman from Maine smiled n
smilo Of understanding and made no
effort 10 prevent Mr.. Writings recogni-
ton and that gentlemen moved TO sus-
pend the rules and pass bill limiting to
500 :he value Of wearing apparel Which
NOV be- admitted free of duty.
The Speaker then recognized Mr.. Reed
90 move an adjournment. Lost-yoas. 20:
naYs, 49, Mr. Reed demanded second
on the motion 20 suspend the rules. A
second was Ordered-l6s to O-and the
notion 10 suspend the rules and pass the
hill was agreed 10 without division amid
general applause.
Nh McRae. Of Arkansas. moved TO
suspend The rules and pass the bill amend
ing the act of 1890. % forfeit certain lands
granted for ire purpose OF aiding IN the
construction of railroads. Ut extends
forfeiture 20 those portions of the roads
which were uuCOmplcted when the time
expired within winch the roads were re-
quired 10 be completed
Mr.. McRac's motion was agreed 70 after
running the gauntlet Of the filibusterers.
TUE TnIaUsrYBERs DowNED.
In the meantime the hour Of 3 o'clock
had arrived. and the point was raised on
the Republican side that under the rules
the Speaker must declare the usual Friday
recess until Z. VI.
The Speaker SAID that the House had
adopted an order substituting to-day as
susp eueiOn-dcy instead e Monday. July
al. and he did not think II within hrs
power So declare "a recess. However, he
submitted the question 20 the vote o. the
Houso. shall the Chair declare the House
IN recess ~
The House decided by large majority
that he should not. and motions to sus-
pend the rules and pass bills continued.
sONr LITTLE DIFFICULTY.
Tho bill providing local government for
Utah also got through under suspension
OF the rules. bat 1t met with greater diff
Guilty than any which preceded il.
The bill regulating the use Of car
c0uplers on railroad trains was also passed
but falling of u quorum on the California
bjris bill the House adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-09
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


Nyw Yoag. July S.--CotEon quiet and steady |;
m,ddline, z 5.l0c.; low middling. 0sse.; good
Ordinary. o I3-l6c.; net receipts, none; gross,
as oaies: forwarded, $40 bales: saies, l,ol2
bales: splnneis, Sl2 bales; stock. 3ls,292
bales. Weekly net receipts, o01 hsiss; groes
receipts, 1850 Dales; exports--to Great britains
S.5Os bales: % Frnnce. 800 tales; 70 tue Con-
tinent, 3553 bales: forwarded, 2.lvs paies (;
saies, s,3s5 bales; spippers, 1850 bales Totals
10 .day--Net rece.pt-, 2.xO5 bales; exporls--so
Great Britain, 0.lO0 bales; 10 the Continent,
$50 bales; stock, 512,i53 bales Consolidated
net receipts, l3,02U bales; expcrts-to treat
britain. 22.ls9 bales; 70 france, 300 bales 70
the Continent. 4.003 bales Totals since Sop
TENDER fst-Nst receipts, 7,0Ol.DCy LSlss; ex-
pcrts--to Great Britain, 3s2g, i96 osles; 70
France, gss, go bales: ~ The Continent, ,1oJ,-
all3 baies: 10 the Channel, 9,731 pales south.
ern flour dull and heavy. Wheat lover; No
yeS S7isr. in store and elevator: seabsl3c
at,oat; optIous closed ssass down and weak NO
2 red. july, oalfc.; seytsmter, e4+sc. Corn
du,l and .ower; No 2, 3Sa55t4r. ~ elevators
sssssc. snoat: options lower and s.s. ~,
5s:sc.: October, 54iAc. Oats lover add dut |;
ootions tiull and weaker: Ju;y. 3j14c; ss2tsm-
bsr' S5l4c. spot Nc. z. 36>sas7c; mixed waets
srn' 353<s30c Cc6ss-~ 0psions eaossd sisady
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-09

RooK AND , y { ss w So'Igk.s Sn laIs4
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-09
For Grand-Army Hall.

Sir. Edgar Allan yesterday purchased from
Mr.. OTIS II. Russell the old city Hall property
fronting about sixty feet on BROAD street between
Ninth and Tenth and running through 10 Capi-
tOl street.
This property, on which northern parties hold
mortgages 20 the amount Of about S2O,OOO
was nut up nj public auction recently and was
bought In by Pcstmaator Russell. WHO probably
reprrsrntei 2le crcdiOrt. Els b,i Mas about
$4,000 aud Mr.. Allan gives $1,000 for IL.
A. II understood that Mr.. Allan represents the
Memorial Committee Of Phi. keerney Post, and
that Grand-Army Han will be built on the
BrOad-strcet front.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-09
TALK ABOUT SILVER.
Noi So Much Of 1t in Washington
as There Was.
CLOSURE NOT PROBABLE.
Non-action Of Mr. BANDS Committee -
Interesting Congregational Proceed
iagt--PassEgo of Tarig Billa.
nom or Rcralar Corrcsponaon,.l

.
WAeutNoroN, Juiy H.-Ihere ISN'T -
much talk about silver as there was'
However. that Is duo 20 tho fact that the
lalI ha. gone T. the Coinage Committee
,....tt.,... moro VII bc dome until the
IL Tho
measure 'r F'po''e" 10 '.' IA -,
COMMITTEE on Rules can ne q.
81 rrYDrt a eucc,dl ruie hXinra 0aN f"i CON
,-.-.,;,.,, l.,,p.,,.,,pocr.lcnc that tho
g.,ctinos and
SrH.e5 ana Aes-fN' -,
81 Milhn will lrns "a q c'o'uI'
ton unless maar.ty 90 the b'hIor'Hs'
ucmuefs wnko ne vi ~. me-
ihnf De- no' hs,'l ~ o4,,os,cs are urging
On sri',t ''i.. io,'li,, ,,rohqhle mat a
tA's V.Hn. 'N. '' .., t,,,b derarturc.
"'. .i''f "' -...,..
tN1ie" 'fhIIL IN'''
rI. a't..~'vor Democrats riAlm conn
c.rf.r fI.t ts.f sal. muster vote, enough
. raf tao hI sIuucly on Hs merits
ST. .a o. comes up. nut TINS is &c
rl'I Do. rf"m'hyni gentlemen on t1'
otter eide. i"w of me SILVER
advocate. admit Trough thnt lhe
thing wl ba WY close ana they are
nat -a.-.'ac col success, '.pe''hht "- ."
Ia..r u.u.."rs heretofore voting Tor rec
At.. h'. i'" s',i.iN "i''N
.,... ~, .,l ono.,i.n npf,l
'"
'i'.'NA AND AohIH 'Ah.iiN''
Tho Virginia and North Carolina DcWo-
rrl'' members. 81 square vote ~ rcnchri'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-09
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET,
Reported for the Dispatch. !

Il
JrfY S.-Rovenuo collections: Cigars and
cigarettes, 81 ,O37.25: tobacco, sl,409 AZ ; spe-
e.ial tax, S3O0-Lotal, 83,l0j.7l.
A good br ght loose sale to-day. Private sales
very moderate. .,-.
Auction sales. SO packages, with $1,000 high
est: next highest, els; next highest, sll.75.
ne rest Of the break showed low TO medium
grades. from Sc. up. Tone OF market unchanged
and firm.
The Louisville market remains strong on low
grades ~ during last week.
The growing crop is doing fairly we'll The
main complaints ia Virginia and North Carolina
are from cut-w0rms and wet weather. durham,
y. c. reports by no means q iatteriDg prospect
this week, but no heavy wet weather damage.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-09
Tried In the Hustings Court.

The following named persons were tried in the
Hastings Court yesterday:
Charles Dudley, charged with househreaking
aud larceny, was convicted OF pellt larceny ana
given sixty days IN jail.
Nat Christian, petit larceny; i've months
John Brown, carrying concealed weapons;
fined e2O.
Alexander Banks. petit larceny; fined SO.
George SMITH petit larceny; nned 50.
John Rust, house breaking and larceny; four
months and one cent fne.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-09
Ice CnrnD Lnst Nlght.

4 very largo meeting OF X. T.. Lee Camp was
held last night. On motion Of Colonel William T..
smith. the camp voted TO loan 90 the legisla-
tive BOundary-L'no Committee the camps
State fsg for use Oh their trip TO chesapeake
Bay. the flag will be turned over 20 the COM
mittee any time they desire.
The camp IS making extensive preparations to
go 70 ocean View On Monday. May 18th, and it IA
hoped that all menbers who desire 10 80 will
give their names 20 tho duattermaste-, Captain
y. 4. Brown, at once. The COST tor
transportation will be $3.50 fot the round
trip by the ARIEL, and the expenses FOR board
will be about 81. Is IL not expected that the
total expenses will exceed 80. QuarteTmsster
Brown will furnish all Information, and from him
the members Of the camp can obtain tickets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-09
Junior Mechanic Officers.

AZ the last regular meeting OF K. f. Lee Coun-
ell. No. l. junior order United American Me-
chanlca, the following officers were elected for
the ensuing term: Junior Z. g., George c. Par
ker. Jr.: Councillor, James NJ. Leidy; Vice
Councillor. A. /. Bradley; Recording Secretary,
n. j.. Og1yie; Assistant Recording Secretary,
A. =. Montgomery; Financial Secretary, W. L.
Atkinson; Treasurer, John Is. Allen; Conductor
4. c. GIN: Warden. r. !. Windcr inside Sem
tinel. Luther Evans Outside Sentinel, W. +.
Neeiham; Trustee for eighteen months. W. ].
Newman; Representative 20 state Council for
two years, t. y. Wharton Representative 70
state Council for one year, \. T. Jones. These
officers will DO installed nokt Monday night.
LnlY In.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-09
NoRFOLK PEANUT MARKET.

reported tor tno Dspatsl.l
July S.-Market duiL No transactions 70
ported to-day. Prime, 29Sc. extra primo. 2,.c.:
fancy, 2jsc factory hand-plcked. 3afl4c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-09
i Championship Game To- Day.

The Vircinlas and Rchmond-College
niue will play their first Iri-City League
championship game at Island Park this at
ternoon. and as the two clubs are very
evenly matched the outcome of the contest
il watched with interest by the cranks.
When the two mines met upon the dia-
mond a few days ago 1t took twelve
inning game to decide che issue. Mr.. Jo-
scph TAYLOR. the spherical wizard. - will
twlrl for the cOllcgiaus, while Frank Duke
will support him. Nike Enricht will IT.
present the Yirginias IN the pitchers box.
and Leftwitch will wear the mask and re-
ceive his curves
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-09

The lnnl mnsicG'e OF Miss L. GoOdwin's music
school took place In the lcctur room OF the
VenaDle-Sircet church Inst night \ large and
highy-a pprcciative aulience attended, and tho
entertainment was a thorough success. All the
Young ladies' participating were clad in light,
airy robes and were indeed charming 70 look ".
Those who took part IN the affair were Misses
Minnie Lowry, Bcglah flOurnoy. Florence Dan
eey. Annie Buchanan, Naunic Hudson, Fannie
Montgomery, Blanche MONTGOMERY. Germelman.
Chalkiey. DeGrheari, Goodwin, Mondy. and
Mossrs. Clinton Burton. +. Harry Jeier, and
Masters Germelman and Goodwin.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-09
The panv,iie Meeting Was Fine One.

Hon. j. Taylor Eiiyson returned yesterday
morning from Danyiiie, where on Thursday
nighf he made an nddress at the Democratic
ratification meeting held by the people Of that
city. In conversation with DISPATCH reporter
yesterday afternoon Mayor Elyson said that the
meeting Wes a very fine one, and there was a
great deal OF enthusiasm. There were about
zoo persons present, whicn Is nne turnout so
early in the cqmpaign, and that tne people OF
Danvile, who were the best Judges, were highly
gratihed with II.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-09
Would Use the GatIing Gun.

DIsPATCH representative while talking with
Governor Mckinney yesterday asked him what
he would do II Pinkerton men should be brought
into Virginia 20 interfere in disturbance.
"Do." echoed the Governor, as " astonished az
the question, "Why, would order the Hewitt
as quick AS Major Simons could have It loaded. +"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-09
Special Train for the Alliance Picnic.

For he accommodation Of parties between
Beaver Dam and boswell desiring 90 attend tho
Alliance picnic at Hanover Courthouse THUR
day. July IAN, the Chesapeake and Ohio VIII
have train 10 leave Beaver Dam at 1:2O A. NJ
of July I4th. stopping at intermediate stations.
Returning, tho accommodation train leaving
Hanover at 7:13 p. 81. Of same date Will run
through 10 Beaver Dam.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-09
Rehearlng Refused in the Bette Thomas
Case.

The Supreme Court OF Appeals, which has
been In session nj Wytheylle for about six
weeks. adjourned yesterday tor the term. inc
CONT before adjourning denied the petition OF
counsel for Thomass administrator for rehear-
ing IL this celebrated case, which was recently
decided IN favor OF Bette Thomas Lewis. giving
her the entire fortune OF the late William \.
Thomas. WIN tho exception Of about $4,000.
This Is n frality, and Bette Lewis IL now one OF
the richest negroes in Amcrica-certalnly the
richest one In Virginia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-09
Keepers of New-Reservoir aud Candles
I'M Parks.

Tho meeting OF the Council Committee on
Grounds and Building, which WAS hold on
Thursday evening, resulted in a change OF the
keepers VI the New-Resory0r and Gamble's-
Hin Darks Mr. T. j. Bowles, former keeper OF
the New Reservoir Park, and Mr. James Han
nan. who had acted IN the same capacity NJ
Gamble's Hul. failed OF reelection, and Messrs.
II. Calder and Daniel Turner woro chosen to nll
their responsive places. Messrs. BoNle5 and
Hannah mruo acceptable officers and their
friends regret their defeat, while the admirers
OF the successful gentlemen are much elated.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-09

ST. LOUIS, NO.. July s.--Floar unchanged.
Wheut-Cash AMI july higher; futures closed
76iSc. September. s4A,c Corn Cash nrm and
higher at 48c.: July clcset ". below and Sep-
tember tho same "a yesterday. OATS closed
fraction on cash, .O,.: July, 29r2ofGc. Sep-
TENDER, 29a29aic. MhisSey steady AZ si.i5.
Bagsng quiet at Gl6asc. Ifon cotton-tics, sl.l5a
Sl20. Provisions duh and unchanged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-09

The pleasant effect and perfect safety
with which ladies may use the California
hanld laxative Syrup of Figs. under all
conditions, makes II their favorite remedy.
TO get the true and genuine article look
for the name of the California Fig Syrup
Co, printed near the bottom Of the pack
age.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-09
Not a Son of the Twins.

paragraph has been going the rounds OF the
papers stating that n son OF eof the Siamese
twins was present OF the National Republican
Convention at Minneapolis "a delegate. A
gentleman Of this city who Is acquainted with
tho family uhe Bunkers) wrote TO :. D. Bunker
asking him II the statement was true ana yes
ierd nv received q pOstal-card denying lL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-09
some time.
TIE OPENING oultr,

The market opened QUOT, though higher, and
a foreign demand, coupled with buviDg for the
the absence Of offerings, and the X per cent rise
In LOuisv a0d Nashville was increased as the
day wore along. Tho upward movement met
with a check before noon. however, though
except 10 few specislties the fluctuations oven
among tho leading shares had been confined 10
tho sm alleat fracffora
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-09
MRS. WREN RECALLED.
Her Bondsman Surrendered His Charge
POlice-Court Gases.

1.oc-s
Richard Carter (colored). who went on
Mrs. Omega Wren's bond when she was
sent ON to the grand jury of the Hastings
Court on the accusation OF keeping aad
maintaining a disorderly and ill-goyerned
house, appeared before the Justice
Yesterday morning and surrendered his
charge. Peter Paul stepped forward and
went Mrs. Wren's security for her appear
ance at the Hastings Court on July 10th. :.
Cross warrants had been executed
against Charles Givans and William Ran
dali (colored). charging the former with
assaulting and wounding Randall, and
accusing the latter of threatening TO cut
Giyans with knife. Givans was fined
$40 and costs and his antagonist dis
charged.
j. l.. Holzback paid IS for failing to
clear his premises after being notified 10
do so.
Reuben Myers was assessed $40 and costs
for running a wagon on the street without
a leenap
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-09
Engine Turned over and Fireman Hurt.

About $50 o'clock yesterday morning, rs east
bound freight train No. 81. on the Allegheny
road was pulling IN on the side track at Second
street, n rail broke. causing tho engine 70 turn
over and fy0 loaded cars TO be deraied. Mr.. L.
TOOmbs, the fireman ON the engine, received
slight scalp wound on the back OF the head, but
no one else was hurt. Traf1ic was delayed i've
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-09
Mean temperature. ..............77 :
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK, July s.-The character Of the
speculation in stocks underwent no change 10.
day, AID the general market continues TO pre-.
sent the same duh aud ssagnaut appearance
which has been tbe feature OF the market Tor