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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-07
DHATff9.

CLASH.-.Died. at the residence ot1er
husband. No. lle west Clay street. Thurs.
day. July 6. 1898. at Q p. NJ, GERTRUDE
LAMBERT, devoted wife OF q. v. Clash.
Funeral from Grace-Strset Baptist
church TO-DAY friday. july 7th. ct K.
NJ.
GORDON.-Died OF her residence; No.
1926 Ashland street, on July 9Th at L. NJ.
Mrs. ELMYRA GORDON, wife OK the late
Thomas Gordon; aged 49,.
The funeral notice will be given mere
after.
POTTS.-Died, at West Point. Va.
"Wednesday, July 8. 1893, ANNA CATTLE
RINA, infant daughter tHin) OK Joseph
Schoolfeld and Belle Sheppard fosts;
aged months and 10 days
WALFORD.-Died.J July 9Th. at i2O A.
NJ. EDWARD CRENSHAW. tho infant son
of Il. G. and Mary l.. Walford; sGso
months and ~ days -
Funeral from the residences, zeos csss
Broad street, FRIDAY MORNING. o. "
o'clock.
WHITAKER. Died. ct her residence.
No. 500 west Clay street. 1t $50 +. d. suiy
&. 1898. after lingering illness, wnien sns
bore with Christian fortitnde. MANI We
beloved wife OF John Il. WHITAKER.
Funeral notice hereafter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-07

The west-Epd O'Ferrali Club beid its
second meeting at CHS west Main street
Last night and perrninent organization
was perfected. fhe attendance was qu.te
large and much enthusiasm syinced. Mr.
Charles M. Wallace, Jr.. made q very IN
terestInc speech and was the recipient OF
much applause. Officers of the ciul, were
elected as follows: w. g. Rhodes, presi-
dent; r. Hanson gagland. .vics.pfestdeut !;
Sidney Gates, secretary and treasurer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-07
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK

NEW YoKK, July 6.--Fiour duh and gene
rally easy; winter wheat, low grades, sl-soa
S2.45; do. fair To fancy, t2.4oas345; patents
s3.40as4: Minnesota clear *; oOss3; pe'snls'
mou, 10 lair extra. e2.10as3.l0; coed 20
choice do, s3.15as4.25. Wheat moierstoiy
active and nrmer No. -ed, store and elevator.
7l4a7lNc.: afoat, 7lAs1234e.; options oponed
weak and closed steady 1t t9sssc. over yester-
day after active fluctuations trading fairly ac-
tive: July, 7ll.c; August. 73lsc september,
751sc. Corn duh but nrmer; No Z, 4I,9a4sstc.
10 elevator; 4s1a4g1sc- enost; options very
dull and SIC. higher. closing weak; July, 3s3sc !;
August. 40tsc.; september. 1870. oats hrmer
and fairly active; options dun but 1rmer: july
3jc.: August, 33c. September. SIC. spot no. =
344,a35c.: No. white, 37c. mixed western
unsettled; domestic fleece, 2Ta''2c.: pulled. yos
37c. Beef quiet but steady; family, sl0a
sl2: extra mess. s..bQa3e.bo., Beet Mans
dun az $3.50. Tiersed beet quiet and an.
bellies, &c.: shoulders, sas,.s hams. lzs
Ie<e. piddics inactive; snert clear, s3$e:
Lard quiet aud irmer; western steam eioscd
s9S2Is. nominaily; city, slsasNc; opuoc 10.
sales none; resined quiet; Continent, tiu.5V;
south American. $1,000: compound. t4es. X.
Pork ouies and steady; new mcss. eioaSl930.
C0ston-seed OIL IN moderate demand ana nrm ;
crude, 3Sa3Tc.: yellow prime, sxatoc. f7sto-
ieun, steady and quiet. Rosin quiet snd sscady.
Turpsn,iue Quot and uesScr Al zslsa2gc. kico
fairly active ana steady. Aoiasses-foreign,
nominal; New Orleans. open Kettle. good W
cnoice, duh at s0a3se- Peanuts auiet Coffee,
Options opened steady aud eiosed quiet 5alO
down; Jaly, $685.: septsmoer, SO. goa
sl5's5: December. si5.45asl5.I0; spot RIO
dulI but steaay; No. z. Ity4c susar-has
nrn, aud more active; fair renninE sssc. centrI.
fucals. ot-tess. sz,c. refined fairly sctiyo and
f,rIa: OF A, 1 f5-ids5 5-l6c.; standard A,
Ssza5 Side sranulsfed, 5asa5 Lids
Freights 70 Liverpool quiet and steady. Cotton,
s-S4d,: grain. SAD. asked
Chicago.
CHICAGO. Juls o.--sensAtionsi crop damage
reports gave wheat q good iiit to-day TIE
msrk 81 turned from rather weak 70 very strong
and closed nrm Win gain OF coat par bushc|
ovep opening ps1cee, and ~. abosc yedeeroeye
oeslSS 9uotAflons To- xep>sabek ceeo eeAgsee
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-07
THE RICHMOND DIsPATCH-FRIDAY. JULY Z, 1893.
bridal party are expected here this eve.

bridal party are expected here this eye-
ming.
sunday night at the Presbyterian church
Mr.. Edward Monier aud Miss Anha Burns
will be married by the pastor. Rev. Mr;
CsmpbeI. Both couples have received
inans handsome and useful presents from
their large numDer OF friends.
Judge Sidney smith Is sitting ~ aroitri-
tor today In n matter between George H.:
and George w. Gaze. father and son. aud
residents Of the upper portion OF \ ork
county. Property % the value OF $500 or
5000 is involved Judge X. j.. Henley and
Mr. Robert 4. Armistead are the lawyers
ia the case.
Mr.. Leonard Henley. Jr.. is having. erect
ed On the Coke lot VERY pretty house.
which will be occupied BY Professor y.
Loglie Hall upon his return in Septem DER.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-07
cav Circuit Court.

In the Citv Circuit Court Yesterday in
the case of J. J.. Castor against Wilkinson
4 Holt. defendant Wilkinson filed bill
of exceptions.
In the SUIT Of l.. J. Tubble against W.
+. billiard the jury waived verdict aud
Judgment was rendered BY the court for
SEA.
In the case of O. II. Chslkley against
NJ. kaufman judgment was rendered by
tina cOurt for $3.50 70
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-07
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

July B.-Priyate trading was very light today.
snp-cured sold a. follows at auction: Highest,
offered. Condition, fairly good; quality. good
Six sold At 1880 10 1880; II at - to
1870: Is at 81 to.s5.90: Is nc 81 to 90. 20 !;
4 At az 10 "a. 10; 3 at $3.50 TO 1915: l atso;
4 at $40: / at si1.75; l at SI2; at si42o !;
stamp sales: Tobacco 81, 51320; cigars and
cigarettes. s4,042.73; special tax, s01o-totai,
Kegistered on Change J. W. Noryille, Chase
civ. va: s. ~ yenable, Petersburg, Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-07
VIII Not Play To-Day.

The game Of base ball which was TO have
been played at Forest tIiil Park this after
noon between the College Spiders and
Lumsdeus Tailenders has been postponed
until next week The colleRians have al
ready PLAYED several gaines in the last few
DAYS and the cultured 1arantulas do not
feel that tbey can exert themselves further
until they have taken n needed rest.
Tomorrow afternoon the NirCinias Will
meet the generals from the Virginia Mill
tary Institute and an interesting contest "a
anticipated. rs the cadets arc determined,
in view ot their recent defeat here. to
acquit themselves credltably.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-07
THIS E-TAx ACCOUNTS.
Fair Supply OF Partridges-shootIng Az
fair at a Pic-Nic-Farmins-Fi Finance.

Correspondence OF the Rich Dispatch.I
RALEIGH, n. G., July 6.-To-day the State
Auditor completed the work OF auditing
the State-tax accounts of the various coun-
ties for 1892. and reported them 10 the
Treasurer for collection. The greater
number Of tho counties have made full
settlements already, but some are always
slow.
Interviews with number of sportsmen
show that there Is very fair supply OF
young partridges. 1t was feared last WIN
ter after the great destruction OF birds
tnat there would be scarcity, but 1t now
seems the supply will be up to the average.
News reached here to-day of shooting
affair at Franklinton. There was quarrel
at "a picnic yesterday between two white
men named Moore and BRAGG. and the
latter shot the former through both
thighs.
Parties who were here to-day, after
having made trips through States south Of
this, say they feel sure that North Caro-
lima IS in better condition as 70 farming.
financial matters, &c., than any of them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-07
warrenton District Conference.

WELDON. n. c., July 6. The Warrenton
District Conference will convene IN Little
ton the 18th instant, with Bishop w. ".
duncan, d. D.. LII. D.. OF South Carolina.
presiding. Blehop DuucaG Is Nirginlan
and was pastor OF Washington-Street
Methodist Episcopal church, Petersburg,
Va. for four years and is greatly beloved
by the people of the Cockade CITY.
Heavy rains IN Martin county injured
the crops.
Farmers say the present weather Is ex-
actly right TO destroy the cotton lice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-07
MAlL-RoeBsR HELD TO BAIL.
Cases Argued in the United states Court
p-a.b of a Venerable Lady.

correspondence Of tho Richmond DsDlt'hl
AIyxAxpRrA. July 6.-Ihe United states
Court. Judge Hughes, has been IN session
here for tue past two DAYS. YESTERDAY
John Seaton. OF Loudoun, was held 10 hall
in the sum Of 800 10 appear for trial at
the January term OF the court for robbing
the mail.
To-day the final decree in the con;
domination proceedings on land wanted
for government purposes Mt Sherdan's
Port. on the Potomac, just below this city.
were amended. and the Norfolk case Of the
s.. A. Woods Machine Company against
the rankin Lumber Company was argued;
Mrs. 5. /. Martin, a well-knowa ana
much beloved old resident OF Alexandra.
died AZ her home, No. 1912 Prince street,
last night She was the sister of eX-Gov-
ernor Thomas. of Maryland, and moved to
this city from Maryland about ten years
ago. -, ..,
mepded Messrs Richard Price and J.. a:
Petty for the position of Cliet Engineer OK
the Fire Department OF this city TO sue
coed J. c. Creighton.
A little son of Mr. Frank Church was
badly burned about the face and hands by
the explosion Of some fireworks at RIVER
side Park on July 4th.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-07
BALTIMORE.

ST. LorR, NO., Jsiy 6.-flour unchanged.
whest-Cxsn snd Sviy closed ct 621c Au-
gust, 64tec. ssptsnstsr. c0zsc. Corn--cash,
&c; July, 3II<c.; ssptenbrs, 3S$c. Oats
tember, 24slc. Whiskey, sJ.i2. Provlstnns
drmer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-07
FURNACE AGAIN IN BLAST.
General II. A. Ayers In Charge-Wlll Re-
duce Cost of Production.
fSnecial teleRram to the Dlspaich.

Bio STONE GAP. Va, July 6.-The APP
palachian Steel and Iron Company 8
furnace at this place, after having been
closed down for two or three weeks, again
went into blast yesterday. with General
II. A. Ayers in charge, and i. j. Bird. ST..
as general manager. More favorable con-
tracts for coke, ore, and limestone. and new
freight rates have been made. and the
furnace will now reduce the already re-
msrksbly low cost OF production OF pig
iron of high quality, and move on to great
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-07
The College of Physicians and Surgeons

ne faculty. OF INC NOlltso VI INsiCIhu S
and Surgeons held q meeting at the Office
of DR.. Hunter Mcclure last night, and
considerable routine business was trans
acted. Plans for the college building.
which will be three-story structure after
the most modern style. have been accept
cd. Mr.. Eigerton S. Rogers IS the archl-
tect.
The Hospital Committee have been in
structed TO commence eanyassing at once
for eubgcriDtlOns
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-07
ANNrAL RARnECuE.
suRF-3ATHING AT mOoREHEAo.
Notable Educators still Remain-Ad-
vance Guard of the n. G. State Guard.
rr,orrosnondence Of the Richmond Dlsoatcn.1

vance Guhru oi inc N - othtc buaTu'
correspondence Of the Richmond DlsDatch.l
MooREHEAD CITY, n. c.. July 6.-An:.
other pretty and uneventtul day has passed
at Moorehead. Some dozen or more fish.
ing parties we're out in the morning. and
IN the evening the beach was lined with
men, women. boys, and girls, desporting
themselves in the surf.
Superintendent Blair, of Winston, ~
among the prominent educators vet re-
naming here. Professor Powell, OF Rich
mond, wife, daughters, Miss Carrie, and
Mrs. Shirley Carter, will stay week
longer than they anticipated. They are
among the regular surf bathers.
There were only some forty arrivals last
night, among them beng Ed. Chambers
Smith. formerly chairman state Demo-
cratic Executive Committee. and family.
The advance guard of the military, with
their usual contingent of beauty and
beaux. are commencing to arrive, and by
the end of the week full house is conf
IDENTIFY expected at the Atlantic.
The largest pony-penning OF the year,
and the largest had on the coast. is TO take
place on the 10th OF July, and quite num-
Der Of guests will go from here to witness
the Ito most of us) novel and unique
methods Of branding the colts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-07
F,n.a for sunday demonstrating.

In the Hastings Court Yesterday }: l..
Baker. julius Kluber, and William Ietller,
charged with keeping their bar-rooms
open and selling liquor on Sunday, were
fined $40 each.
BENJAMIN Roberts, charged with petit
larceny, was convicted and sent to jail for
fifteen days.
Richard LOmax was fined $50 and cost
for carrying concealed weapons.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-07
THE BANK is CLOSED.
SUSPENSION OF BUSINESS BY THE
FIRST NATIONAL. WINSTON
Assets. $500. 900, Lsb,iities, sIe5.0oo--
May Probably georgsnizs soon
To Rebuild q Tobacco Factory.
[Snecinl ,elerrann 10 ,he nl.nn,ch. |

WINSTON. N. c., July 6.--The First Ma
tional Bank Of this place suspended bust
ness to-day. The following notice was
posted on the door this morning: This
bank Ia closed. Persons indebted TO the
bank by overdrsft. pnst-due parer. ETC.,
and on maturity Of paper will please give
the same prompt attention. lSignedl
James T. Carskaden. National Bank Ex-
amiuer."
The assets, exclusive OF stock. are eati-
mated at about @4OO.O00, with liabilities
about Sl2j.000.
INABILITY TO REALIZE.
Toe trouble was Inability To realize I'M
ciently upon assets to MAINTAIN "a Iegai re-
serve. The opinion seems 10 ne generai
that depositors will DO paid Ia fu'i' ana
there IS talk OF reorganItiDg the BANK ana
resuming business OF an early day. Inc
event has cast q gloom over the clty' out
our people are hopeful that matters wiil
be arranged without serious results.
GOOD STOCKHOLDERS.
The bank was organized in 1876. The
Dukes, of Durham. \. C., end w. :.
Forbes, of Richmond, Va, arc among tho
large stockholders. The Bark Examiner
pronouuces our othor banks to DO IN
splendid condition.
WILL REBUILD.
Messrs. 7. II. Hanes & Co. are preparing
10 rebuild upon q more extensive scaio
their plug tobacco factory, wnlch was re-
Gently destroyed BY fire.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-07
Tazewe,i Racing Association.

Correspondence OF tho Richmond Disp1tch.l
TAzEWELL COURTHOUSE, July 6.-The
Tazewel Racing Association bad n sue
cessful day of it on tuesday. Horses from
Kentucky. Tennessee. Roanoke, and other
points we're entered against trotters and
racers from the Iazewell breeding aud
training farms, aud there were many live
ly contests. Good music, byclclists ir0m
Roanoke. and good shows added to the
entertainment of the crowd aud made a
glorious dav for Tazewell. A large crowd
was in attendance and the association
came out with treasury which Will en-
courage them for the fall races. which
will take place on the 5th, 9th, 7th, and oth
of September.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-07
HEyEIco COUNTY COURT
,ool o., Fer warm weather.

Yesterday was the warmest day OF the
season. and at noon the Thermometer
reolstared 90 degrees in the shade. while
the neat from the sun was most intense.
from present prospects the. temperature
will be even higher to-day. At this
writing (2:so A. 81. the Thermometer regis:
tered ~ degrees. Last year the days OF
the 9th, 7tb. sth. and 9Th OF July were de-
liehtfuliy coil.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-07

Mes1s. Lippmar. Brothers, Savannah. CO.
aertiemen.- have had rheumatism
about two months during last winter was
confined TO my room most OF she time.
recommending p. r. r. as cure for rheu-
mstism. / bought three bottles, but be,
fore got through With the third bottle
WAS cured, and have not felt the least Of
feet of rheumatism since. 1t is undoubt..
ediy the best remedy for rheumatism
ever tried. can cheeriully recommend ~
To the public. Yours truly,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-07
Nntable People Wooded.
Especial telegram TO tho Dispatct

ISptCIdI ItItgIdIII TO FIl0 Ul5PiI1L'I
BnIsro1 Tenn, July 6.-H. G. Mcdowell
Jr., a prominent LAWYER Of Big Stone Gap,
and Miss Elsie Clay were married az Rogers
VILE. Tenn. the home of the bride, yes
terday. The bride Is daughter of Cap
tam II. b. Clay, who is a nephew OF the
great Henry Clay. Mr. Mcdowell IS O
member of one OF the oldest families IN
Kentucky
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-07
re sam,na,. cemml,.,ensr..

At4 O'Clock this afternoon the Bcard OK
p,, nI,c Interest will convene In the Co1n-
cI chamber for this purpose OF nominating
10 the Council three persons, one OF whom
will be chosen to succeed Captain a.. W:
TAYLOR as Fire Commissioner for Marshall
Ward. AMI 20 nominate three persons. one
O. whom will be chosen to succeed MIR.
Joseph ". Laube as Police Commissioner
for Monroe Ward.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-07
MARRIAGES.

LANE-HART- Married, at the resi-
dence OF the officiating minister. Rev. j.
o. Kirk, pastor of Howsd's,Groye Baptist
church, ON July 4, 1898. EDWARD w.
LANE and EMMA +. HART.
TAYLOR-CARTER. -Msrried at Mls
east Marshall street. July 9Th. by Rev. J.
II. Carter, Mr. j. STERLING TAYLOR TO
Miss CARRIE VIRGINIA CARTER both
of this city. No cards.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-07
TO ENCLOSE The PROPERTY.
A custodian WnI Also lie Employed for
the Jamestowu GIT,

The quarterly meeting of the Board
o. Managers 81 the Association for
poo lfeseryatiOn Of Virginia Antiqui-
iias was held Yesterday afternoon at 81
s-,t Grace street. There were present
1lra. ). .. Molliord. Mrs. A. NJ. Sedden,
2'rs- J.. X. Bal, Mrs. W. X. Meredith. Mrs.
j. ". Carmichael. MISS NJ. j. Gait. Mrs.
're9Tfe " bagby, air. J. Aston Cabeli.
qua AR. Roosevelt Page. Mr. Cabell pre-
tldod.
Amer The usual routine business was
s..rudod to tue board received the report
h'se committee which visited jamestown
90 June l'd. and were much interested
10 Tue plans for taking care of the historic
hpo~ 90 generously decided the assooia-
ti3n ~ hf =. T.. Barney.
~ was decided 70 enclose the property
ana employ custodian as soon as post
DO aud the following committee was au-
'horlzsd to make arrangements for this
purpose and report 10 the Central Com
iia1it1"e; Mfs., q; ". Baeby (chairman).
Mrs- Wexford. Mis-. Ball, Mrs. Meredith.
Mrs.. Seddon, hiss Gait, Mr. Roosevelt
Pase. aRd MT. Edward 4. Crump.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-07
lNsrALLsD THslR OFFICERS.
Virginia Lodge Of Pythi.ns Had a spisn-
did Tisns Last Eysning.

Virginia Lodge. No. 2, Knights Pythias.
asd one Of the most delightful convoca-
iious 10 its history last evening. II was
Tie OCCASION Of the annual installation OF
LARGE portion OF the lodge representatives
"a tue Grand Lodge OF Virginia and Of
syracuse. Ivsnhoe. Marshall, and other
acknowledges The ufand Lodge oihears
~ sitendaace were uYaDd-cbsncellor Nc
Lsoa. VI Suffolk Vice-0rsnd.C hancsiior
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-07
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND. July 6.--oFPERINGs-Wheat, 900
bushels. Oats. 1000 bushels
SALEs.-Wheat, 600 bushels.
QUOTATIONS..
WaEAr--Longbsrry, 05a89c. Mixed, 63a69c.
Shortberry. 6Oa6sc. No. 2 red, 6.a6oc.
CORN White, prime Virginia, bag lots. ola
52c. No white, ols52c. No. = mixed, 49c.
OArs-No Fuixed, 351sas6c.: No mixed,
34Iea35e.
kYK.-JSa60c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-07
VIRGINIA'S INDIANS.
ONE OF THE PAMUNKEys ON HIS
WAY TO CHICAGO.
The Governor Gives HIN o Certificate.
The object OF Ills Mission = he-
ward or fsd-Csritoi Notes

Terrell Bradby, uncle OF the chief OF
the Pamurky Indians, was in the city
yesterday. on his way 10 Chicago. lie
called on the Governor Tor the purpose OK
obtaining a certificate That his tribe held
a reservation conditioned upon the pay
ment OF annual tr.buts 30 the Chief
Executive of the Stale. The certificate
was furnished. Brady visits Chicago
with view of inducing civilized Indians
OF other tribes 10 settle on the Pamun-
Ky reservation. He says the PsmunSys
have plenty OF good land, but have inter-
married until the tribe is in danger OF ex-
tinctiou. He believes that the only remedy
for this IL exogomy. and that II he sue,
ceeds IN his mission the Pamunkys Will
again become numerous and prosperous.
The tribe are Baptlsts. that denomination
having FIRST sent missionaries among them
and their church Is IN the Dover Associa-
ton. Brady presented the Governor
with q large pipe of peace, the handiWork
Of one Of the tribe.
nEwARD FJa HOPKINS,
Upon the application OF the Judge aud
Commemorative Attorney OF Henrlco
county rho Governor has offered n reward
OF SIUO for Morris Hopkins. the negro who
Killed Mr.. II. >. Parsons, manager Hooker
d Pbllips's brick-yari. ,
Yesterday hr. Lynn. SUPERINTENDENT OF
the Penitentiary. reported TO Governor
Mckinney that William Cubin twhiteJ, or
Bland county. who was received NJ the
peuItentiary IN June. 1892. To serve q term
Of three years Tor grand larceny, appeared
to be insane. The Governor. IN accord;
ance with the provisions OF an act passed
by the Leg stature, directed that Cuoin
be taken ortare the CIV Circuit Court
and, If aludged insane. provision be
rra.;s for him IN one ofthe asyiums. Should
he be sent TO nn asylum aud recover MS
stay there will not interfere with MS
serving out his fixed term in tho penltentl-
sry. On recovery he will be returned TO
the latter institution.
CsPIIoL MOTIFS.
Mr.. John Baker White, Secretary OF the
Governor of West Virginia. called nt the
Executive Office. in the Capitol. yesterday.
Governor Mckinney, who Was quite in
disposed sgan yesterday, will leave for
the Blue Ridge Springs about the 10Th or
this month.
Mr. &. G. Gary, deputy Sheriff of King
William. was caller ct the Capitol yes
terdav
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-07
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM AL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES or THE WORLD
Prices OF Monev. Bonds Stocks Grain.
Tobacco. Cotton. &r.. and the
Wes Their Indications
fBr telegraph to tho ntsa.tc,.l

fBy telegraph TO tho Disoatco.l
WAsErSaros. ID. c., July e.
Ian Forecast for twonty.iour hours
~ from midnight to midnight.--For
Virginia: Fair weather. except
local showers IN extreme northern por-
ton; southwesterly winds.
North. Carolina: Fair weather and con-
tinued warm. southwestorly winds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-07
A Judge OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
tsDacial ,aIeora ~, 10 the Dispatca.l

RALEIGH n. c., July 6.-Governor Carr
has commissioned Is. -. Winporne Judge
of HEREFORD Criminal Court for two years.
John Z. Stedman, prominent druggist.
and Miss Laura Gordon, both OF Oxford.
were married there YESTERDAY. The bride
is Ciaug liter OF the late Rev. DR.. John IL.
CorAnu