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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-18
TeiegraphIc Breyities.

The Bank Of Grand Avenue and the
Missouri National Bank. Kansas City, sus-
pended payment at noon yesterday.
The Comptroller of the Currency has
been informed that the First National
Bank of Cedartown, Ga, closed It's doors
yesterday.
Mrs. +. II. Stovons wife of Rear-Ad-
miral Stevens, retired. died yesterday near
Silver Spring Md, whore she had gone
for the summer.
The Federal Treasury Department yes
terdav purchased $1,000 ounces of silver at
.73Oa73i5. The total purchases for the
month are 9lS,OO0 ounces.
The Emperor William has extended to
Colonel keim. chief of Chancellor Won
Caprivi's Special Bureau, special thanks
for his efforts 10 secure the passage OF the
army bill.
]. Ii. Hathaway. of Philadelphia was
Yesterday awarded the contract at Sl3,-
gq5 for constructing a kitchen, laundry,
wharf etc. at the Cape Charles quaran.
tine station.
The court-martial appointed to try the
surviving officers of the Victoria, sunk III
collision with the Camperdowu, was
opened Yesterday at Naletta, Malta, upor
the Hibernia, tho flagship OF Rear
Admiral Richard +. Tracey.
A negro named Odem has becn arrested
nj Boston. Ga. charged with burning the
Savannah, Florida and Western trestle
over the Auclla rlver Saturday night,
Several attempts TO wreck trains have
been made GU this road within the past
two weeks by placing cross-ties on the
track. but none of them were successful
4 special from Topeka, Kan, SAYS
State Bank Examiner Breddenthal SAYS
Hood a Cincads bank, at Pleasanton,
Kan, has failed, and is in the hands
of Deputy-State -Bank-COmmsIoner Os-
horne. The capital stock Is SoO,OOO. Com,
missioner Rreddenthal has information of
n number of other bank failures in Kansas.
but hc declines 10 give the names until he
has taken possession.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-18
THE ORPHANS FRIEND.
Funeral OF Mr. James A. Gentry Yestse<
day Anerpooa.

The funeral of Mr.. James A. Gentry.
who died early Sunday morning, took
place from Pine-Street Baptist church
yesterday afternoon at o'clock. The edi-
fice was crowded with friends and acqusins-
ances of the deceased. The services,
which we're conducted by the pastor. Rev.
]. h. Hutsou, assisted By Rev. DIR. George
Cooper. were begun with the singing
of the hymn Just as l Am" by tho
choir. After this Mr.. Hutson read
Scrlptural selection. and Dr. Cooper
offered a most beautiful prayer. Captain
Frank Cunningham then sang "OnS oy
One Our Friends Depart alter whicn the
pastor, commenting on Psalm xc., DE-
lyered discourse upon the lessons 10 20
drawn from the life of the deceased, whose
characteristics be depicted with greao
accuracy. commencing especially his de-
yotion to the poor and distressed, and the
kindly Offices OF religion he was always SD
ready to perform, though be was not u
church member.
LOVE FOR THE ORpHANS
Mr.. Hu,son referred very eloquertly to
MIR. Gentry's love for the Msle Orphan
Asylum. which was represented IN the au-
dience by the SUPERINTENDENT and all tho
| boys Of the institution. 4 number OF Illus
trations of MIR. Gentry's kindness OF heart
were given by the pastor. all going on To
show the amlability of his disposition
and his reverence for religion.
The concluding hyGn sung by the choir
was Nearer Nv God, 10 Thee" The re-
mains were then borne TO HOLLYWOOD
] cemetery. where they wero inferred IN y
| section IN what Is known ~ the new
par" of the grounds. fhe services at tho
grave were conducted by Rev. Mr. Hutson
aud the mound fairly heaped out OF sight
with flowers. Among the tlOral offerings
was beautiful design from the orphan
boys. Ii was IN the form OF a column and
surmounted by dove. There were also
handsome designs from tho newspapers
offices and from the employees Of tho
Richmond and Danyille shops.
TIRE PALL-BEARERs.
The following were the pall.bearorst
Honorary--Messrs. James ID. Craig, VIII
w. Archer, John \. Harwood. James 4.
Wood. Charles W. Harwood. and =. A.
| Catlin; active-W william Ryan. Y. X. Noel,
John Stamper. A. II. Holderby, Peter J.
Burton. Ben. L. owen. Jr., William ID.
Craig. and George O.. Anderson.
Mr.. Geutry was 50 years. OF age and
leaves an aged mother, ono brother, aud
one sister.
Among those who attended Mr.. Gentry's
| funeral we're Colonel William III. Palmer
and several other members Of the old First
Regiment also representatives OF that
war company OF Manchester known a. tho
| Elliott Grays While a member OF tho
Elliott Grays lac was desperately wounded.
FUNERAL OF MR.. BrLLuPs.
Tho funeral Of Mr.. l.. w. Blllups took
place from Leigh-Street Baptist church
Yesterday afternoon at o'clock. and tho
services were conducted by tho pastor.
Rev W. l.. Wright. there was very
large crowd IN attendance. The remains
were placed in the vault of his son es
OakWOOd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-18
Ambulance A Calls.

The city ambulance was called yester-
day morning at $50 A. NJ. TO attend white
man at tho Chesapeake and Ohio shops
who was suffering from an attack of apo
plexy. He was treated and LETT.
Another call was received at 1880 A. Nj.
to attend white man on First and Broad
streets who was suffering with an epileptic
fit. After receiving the proper medical
attention he was left vita friends.
At 1890 p. NJ. the ambulance was sum-
moned 10 the Union Depot 10 attend q
negro who had received q severe cut on
the neck by the cars. His wound was
treated and he was left with friends.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-18
Where to summer.

Horn. BRDOBD, BEDFORD CITY. Va.
This elegant hotel. beautifully furnish.
ed. IL situated at tho base Of the Peaks Of
Otter. on the Norfolk and Western rail-
road. on a commanding elevation. afiording
"A beautiful view of the surrounding
scenery, and is tho most complete summer
hotel in Virginia. Electric lights. hot and
arrangements. Cuisine and service unsur.
passed. Mineral waters OF valuable cuTa-
tive powers. Band OF music.
For further particulars and circulars adA
dress j. GoRDos SMITH.
Manager.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-18

suddenly changed her mind and cancelled
her engagement, and the wedding presents
were returned. Miss Williams's health did
not improve, and she grew rapidly worse I;
indeed. for a time, her life was despaired
of. The best medical talent WAS invoked,
but without avail, until DIR. William L.
Howard was sent for and declared he could
cure her. Her illness was caused by fall
from her horse. DIR. Howard has assidu-
ously attended Miss Williams for tho past
FIVE or six years, and although at times
there have been numerous reports of their
engagement Of marriage both have in
variably denied such reports. and their
marriage is somewhat of surprise 10
thoir many friends.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-18
The Y. NJ. c. A.
The Boat CIub-The Entertainment To-
Night.

NiCht.
The members Of the Young Mems Chris
tian Association Boat Club will hold an
important meeting IN the parlors OF the
institution tonight.
The promenade concert to be gwen at
the association tonight promises TO be q
most enjoyable affair. The Blues Band
has kindly consented to be present ard
will render several selections. The main
floor of the building is beng beautifully
decorated with palms and flowers, which
have been kindly loaned by MIR. Nj. H..
Ca,lln. Tho orchestra will render its pro-
grammo in the space adjoining the library,
where the audience can promenade
through the library, parlors, and recep-
tion-room. or be seated a. they may
choose. The gymnasium gallery and main
floor will be used as refreshment hall
where ice-cream and cake will be served
in abundance and whore the Young men
and their lady friends will find as cool
place 0s IS In the city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-18
Base-Rall Breyities.

The Virginias Will play the Petersburg
Farmers in the Cockade City to-day. En-
right and Luck will be the battery for the
Colts.
Tomorrow afternoon the College Spiders
and the Hull-Street Cherubs will meet at
Forest-Hill Park, while on Saturday the
VirgInias will tackle the Manchesterians
at the same place. On the same day the
Collegians will play in Petersburg.
College team, has been elected secretary OF
the State League.
MIR. William Harper Lumsden, the man
ager Of the Virginias. will shortly make
several changes in his team and he hopes
TO strengthen il greatly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-18
TROUBLES OF THE WICKED.
The Justice Listens TO Them, Then Pro
nonncaA .Jndgnent.


The same crowd who always Gil the Po-
lice Court room on Mondays were present
yesterday morning.
II. 4. Isaacs. the white youth who was
fined in the Hastings Court few days
ago for resisting an officer Of the law, was
before the Justice on charges OF being
drunk and GI.orderly and hghtlug on the
street on tho Sabbath. OF resisting Police
man Parkinson IN the discharge OF his
duty, and of using indecent language 10
the officers in the FIRST station. Young
Isaacs was very dsorderIy up about First
aud Man streets. Lnd when O1icer Par
klnson went 10 arrest him be made violent
resistance, striking the policeman III the
face. He was sent TO the grand jury OF
the Hastings Court for resisting the officer
and was fined S5 IN each VI the other
cases.
The case Of Robert Manuel (coloredl.
charged with felonI0usly stealing watch
and chain from George farrar, was con-
tinued until this morning.
James Crawley, e cOlored youth. was
sent 10 the grand jury for assaultlng Au-
gustu5 White with rock, causing con-
fusion over the eye.
John Page (colored) was required to pay
costs for assaulting with intent 20 main.
disable, distigure. and xiii one Washington
Daugherty.
Boots Eud JOun I1hN WODl WtIc up lpr
unlawfully assaulting aud threatening To
shoot William Brautigan. The difficulty
occurred on one OF the principal streets
and while Brautigan was riding with a Sis
ter of the HaywOods. The Haywoods were
discharged and Brautigar was fined $40
and costs for reckless driving Oh Sunday.
Lewis Edmonds (colored). charged with
being suspicious character, will not be
given hearing until the 9Th. A watch
believed to have been stolen from some
unknown person was found on bis person.
Fred. Burk (colored). stealing chickens.
Sent TO jail for six months IN default OF
security in the sum of $500.
Henry Walden alas John Mitchell (col-
ored). charged with the larceny Of lot OF
wearing apparel from Id. Poleat, was sent
10 the grand jury.
There were three charges against
young white man named James Lyme. He
was discharged on the accusation OF tres
passing on the premises or George w.
Woodward. The case IN which he was
charged with feloniously stealing nine
paint-brusnes from James Il. Lee was con-
tinued until this morning. Lyme was sent
70 the grand jury for carrying pistol con-
cealed on his person.
The Justice refused the appeal of Will
liam Triana to have John and George
GIblin put under peace bonds. IL will be
remembered that the GibIins were recently
sent TO the grand jury for making an as
sault upon Triana. Triana claimed tha,
he feared bodily harm from them. but the
Court did not think there was any cause
for apprehension on this score.
Rose Hobson tcoIored) paid $3.50 and
costs for beating Ida Watkins.
Sarah Brown. Susan Swami, and Ange-
line Miller (all colored) were up for fight
ing. but they were discharged. the evi-
dence being very contradictory.
Frank Moore. a young white man. was
charged with stealing &25 from the person
of James y. Thacker. The evidence was
not sufficient aud the case was dismissed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-18
Iienrico.

The Henrico grand jury met yesterday
and returned true bills of indictment
against the following parties: For misde-
meanor, J. c.. Duesberry (2, William
Jones (2). Amanda johnson, II. l.. King.
George Harris. Lewis L. Meyer 90. and
Robert Booker; for felony, George Worm
lev.
The County Court was in session yester-
day. Benjamin Isaacs, Charles, Price. Al
bert Robinson. Robert Coleman. and
Henry Hopkins. charged with malicious
penitentiary for three years each. Henry
Farmer, Slas Brown. and Hilly King were
each sent to jail tor six months for unlaw-
fui occauif
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-18

hard rain. constituted the elements Of
the tempest. During the fury OF TIE storm
lightning struck the little tower OF ~ hn-
drew's church. corner laurel and lever
ley streets, setting II afre and partly de-
molishing that portion OF the structn,e.
An alarm Of ire was turned in from the
Laurel-street englue-house. and the nsmes
were quickly oxtinguished. Inc inlusy ~
the building will probably reach $2p. -
insured for 5000. The ringing OK tho
hre.bells during such gale was source
OF alarm To the entire CITY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-18
Fewer Deaths Last Weeal.

There were only As deaths in Richmond
last week. This is q falling oh compared
with the week previous and OF III as con-, ~,
pared with that weeks sd pfeaecfs'1 SIh,ts and ,.
We're colored. A singular fact is that Y ol
the total number were single. were mar
risd. 4 were widows. 4 widowers, ana
whose condition IN this respect was un.
known. There we're no deaths at the city
iail and only at the almshouse.
The following is the mortuary report ~
10 the wards: Marshall, Z; Madison. VI
Clay, g; jefferson. D; Monroe. D; Jsckson
n. The principal causes were cnoiefa-in'
fsDtum. 4; heart-dlsease. D; leetning
copyulsions, g.; paralysis ~ vpnoiu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-18
supReMe-COURT JUsTlcesHIP.
Said to Have Becn Tcndered to Judge L
VI. Cullen. of New York.
In telegraph 10 tne Dispatcl

NEw YoRK, July 1.-THE Brooklyn Eagle
says: Congressman Thomas +. Magner
SAID this afternoon that President Cleve-
land had rendered to Supreme Court
Justice Edgar VI. Cullen the appointment
as Supreme-Court Justice of the United
States IN place Of the late Justice Blatch-
ford.
Mr.. Magner SAID that his information
came from lawyers, and hc understood It
was correct
1T Is a fact that President Cleveland
weeks ago offered the collectOrshIp of the
port OF New York to Judge Cullen, who
declined IL. The President also offered
the collectorship to Joseph c. Hendricks"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-18
at $50 O'Clock and decide upon the time

at $50 o'clock and decide upon the time
and mode Of electing delegates 10 the
State Democratic Convention. IL IS pro:
bablo that the question Of The place OF
holding the convention will also come up
and be discussed.
At its last meeting the committee de-
cided not to determine the time and mods
of nominating candidates for the Legisls-
ture until after assemb bling and ADJOURN
ment of the State Convention.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-18
Fell from a window.

The city ambulance was called last night
at ll:l0 O'Clock TO attend a white boy who
had fallen from q second-story window at
No. III Denny street (the residence of j..
". Enroughty) and injured himself ia
tally. The physician, upon examination,
found that the lad had fractured his skull.
AT 2 O'clock this morning the sufferer was
in critical condition and was not ex-
pected TO hive until morning, as he was
suffering from conclusion of the brain.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-18
Kansas Banks Collapse.

TorEEA. KAN, July 17.-Six Kansas State
banks went down in the financial furry
to-day They are the bank of Ritter II
Doubleday, of Columbus; the Johnson
City Bank. Of Johnson City; the Bank Of
Weir City: the Bank Of Pleasanton; the
Canev-Valley Bank. of Caney, and the
Bank of Mead, at Mead Centre. 1t IS I'M
possible to obtain statements at this time.
The banks have all been taken possession
of by the State Bank Commissioner.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-18
3 ECMkNTic MARRIAGE.
wealthy 'iis, Williams, of Baltimore,
"t'one, the Bride OF Her Doctor.
- l.legraph V the DIspatch.l }

.'} telegraph 20 the Dispatch.l
.illa ~. July IA marriage that
Ha-ei throughout with romance was
"i <.i TO-DAY N old 81. PauPs church.
iH.Clpais were Miss Rebecca VIII
daughter OF the late George Haw-
@..- Williams. and Dr. William 4. Howard.
a., p. CEREMONY Was performed by Rev.
,..i Payne, assisted 10y Rev. Mr. Jessup.
-li Williams q. Williams, brother OF the
D. w.. gave bis sister away DR.. William
4. Howard. Jr.. nephew of the groom, was
l.n. There were no bridesmaids.
Air. Howard is one of the wealthiast as
"'! sh one Of the most beautiful Of Mary
,-LI womeU. She IS granddaughter Of
'l9 ate John 5. Gittings, from whom she
l1teritod her fortune. Miss Williams was
fifasei some years ago 10 Mt. Henry
hrfbert, Of Muekfoss Abbey, Ireland,
we Ssdding-day WAS fixed. aud the
Pte'ohis bad been sent. but Miss VIII
"H'As, who vas Ia bad health at the time
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-18
4" A Din In tho Surf"
o OLD POINT AND RETURN VIA cnEsAPEAHn

~ TO OLD POINT AND RETURN VIA CHESAPEAKE
AND OHIO SUNDAY, JULY 23D.
A fas, train will leave Richmond
pid Chesapeake and Ohio at = A. a.,
Sunday, July 23d. arriving Old Point
at 10 A. NJ Leave Old Point L.
d., arrive Richmond L. NJ. Time.
two hours each way without stops.
his gives you nine hours at the seashore.
Remember the rate is only Il for tho
round-trip.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-18
The Ftrst Regimont Enonmpment.

The First Virginia Regimen, will leave
for Ocean View on August 18th at 7. NJ,
and will spend week in camp beside the
sad sea waves. The infanttymen will, of
course. sleep in tents, but they will have
every privilege at tho hotel.
The following is tho number Of men by
companies who have expressed their de-
sire 10 90, but there are several doubtful
ones from each command: Company A.,
80: b, Is: c, 2j; ID, 25; T.. II; +. 30; Hos
ptal Corps. u; field, staff, and Drum
Cops. 40-tOtal, 200.
Captains Gasser, Anderson. aud Cum
nIngham and Major Kuyk have been ap-
pointed u committee of arrangements.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-18
W. &. T.. BrsCkinridge's Marriage,
lBy telegraph % the Dlgpatch.l

LOUISVILLE. Ky. July l7.-Congressman
W. c. +. Breckenridge. Of Lexington, Ky,
will be married tomorrow evening TO Mrs.
Louise scott Wing, widow Of Hon. Rum
sev Wing. who was appointed Minister TO
Ecuador in 1864 by President Lincoln.
The announcement of the wedding will be
a great surprise 90 the friends of the Con
gressman, as the engagement had been de-
MED until tonight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-18
The PRINTER. and Mr. RYnn.

As the result of the STATE office ceasing
TO be a union Office, Richmond Typo
graphical Union, No. 20. have adopted
preamble and resolutions petitioning
Richmond's representative In Congress 10
exert all Of his influence to prevent the
nomination OF Mr. William RYAN to the
Office of Collector of Internal Revenue for
this district.
MIR. Ryan is the president Of the State
Publishing Company and one Of III editors.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-18
Mantels, Crates. and Tiling. IN various
styles and low prices. at
JoHs BowERs's Governor street.
A Card.

In calling attention to our celebrated
Roller-Tray, which Is the most convenient
and strongest trunk made and which IS
made IN every way superior 10 all other
trunks. we beg TO say that we warrant Il
the best and that we will DO any necessary
repairs to them free of charge.
Very respectfully.
II. w. RoUsTRHE d BRorHER.
Richmond, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-18

Insure with the Liverpool and London
and Globe Insurance Company. Dayen-
port & Go. general agents. ll12 Main
street. Assets over S50,0O0,0)0. Liability
of shareholders unlimited. Losses prompts
ly paid. Assured not required to wait sixty
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-18
Msrwlck Park.

Delightful excursions per steamer ARIEL
10 Warwick Park Wednesday. July 18th.
Leave Richmond at and II o'clock A. NJ,
3 and Z. NJ. Leave park $3.50 and ll:9 A.
NJ, $3.50 and $3.50 L. NJ. Ticket. 80 cents
morning and % cents afternoon. for round
trip. Refreshments aud music.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-18
Special Diamond Auction,
hl3 E.sr nRnAn sInEEr.

VE' III l'0VA" n ''I'''''
Tonight at 1880 O'Clock wo will offer O
very tine Combination Solitaire Diamond
valued at $3.50. We expect largo crowd
tonight. and will sell some beauiifll
goods. such as diamonds. Gold and FILLED
Case Watches. Jewelry. &c.
j. II. VALENTINE. Auctloncer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-18
Ilsh,nins ss.aek : chu,eh.

severe storm passed over Richmond
between the hours OF 0 and o'clock s9a-
and alarming flashes Of hgntning. accom-.
panied BY nrst severe gale and sttsrwhtd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-18

II your back aches or you arc all worn out,
good for nothing, IL Is general debility. BROWNS
IRON BiTfERs Will cure you, make you suongs
cleanse your liver, and give q good appette->
tones the nerves
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-18
Hastings Coar,.

In th q Hastings Court yesterday the csse
of Charles Lucas dlsds Charles Lewis (col-
ored), charged with attempting to make q
criminal assault upon Annie Bell (colofed).
was set for trial. Mr. richardson, counsel
for the accused. demurred To the lndlet-
ment. After argument the court decided
IN the defendants favor. Lucas was held
10 answer another Indictment on the auth
instant.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-18
BALL AND BAT.
The Cieveiands Win from the PittsburGs-
Score. 10 TO 13.
rnv ,.lorraph 10 the Dispatch. !

BY telegraph 10 tne DtspdtCh.l
CLEVELAND, O., July 1.-THE Clevelands
won hard-batting game from the Pitts
bures to-day in walk. In the ninth in
ning Cuppy tired out end requested TO be
relieved. Young took his place and struck
out the next batter, which retired the
side. McGarr made his first appearance IN
Clayelands and played beautiful game at
third base. He bstted we'll and picked up
two hot hits. O'CoDner cleared the bases
In the fourth inning with homo run 10
deep centre neld. Attendance, 1000.
score. Il. B.H. Z.
oISre cIeyelands .2soe2soox-is Is 5
Pittsburgs. % 90 3l00 - 7-l3 20 8
Batteries: Young. Cuppy, and OConner;
Ehret and Miller.
NEW YORK. 4; BOSTON, 1.
NEW York. July 1.-THE New forks
snrurised 3. 600 eranks at the Polo grounds
today by playing beautiful ball and de-
featlng the champion Bostons easily:
BALDWIN was in fine form throughout. ana
the visitors DID not score until the very
Last inning, when an unfortunate tumble
by DAVIS gave Long n chance TO bring Car
roll in with hit. New York hit hicnols
ouite freely, and especially IN the NTH
inning. when two singles. triple, and two
errors Welded three runs. nernan Knocked
ont home run in the eighth. Score:
B.HH. n.
New Yorks. % o. 00300 x-4 3
Rostons. o o 0 o 000 III 8 o
batteries. Baldwin and Doyle; Nichols
and Bennett.
wAsHIEaroxs, 4; PHuADELPRris. i.
WASHINGTON, July 17.-Washington re-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-18
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

L a. JOuNeON. f0:30 A. NJ. hoaseAok1 end
kitchsa f1rnitsrs. groceries. buggy tAmiiy
horse. hArnesA &c.
,, yAiEsT'S1 1esS0 =. -. heoeeoel1 ~
nisu.s eliea ~, nastlns. ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-18

Gold Fountain Psns--Gusrsnssed.
Best on the market. Always ready for
use when travelling or ut home.
HusTER & Co., 629 east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-18
JAILED FOR WlrE-BEATlNG.
Tho Woman la u Very Critical Con
ditious

Walter Hord. a white man, living in
Fulton ius. outside of the city limits, was
arrested and committed TO the county Jail
Yesterday charged with felonious assault 1t
upon his wife. Mrs. Hord was taken 20
the almshouse some DAYS ago III very De
5cate condition and after treatment was
discharged. SUNDAY night the husband
s,ruck her with "A chair, breaking her arm
and in,uring her internally. II IS thought
that she may die from the effects or the