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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-11
A DARING NEGRO BURGLAR.
Caught 10 n Lady's Room Trying TO Steal
Sum of Money.
Especial telegram to the Dlspatch.l

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
SALEM, Va, July 1O.-About 2 o'clock Monday
morning Mrs. Laura Morgan. who lives near
Hollins, was awakened by hearing burglar
stirring about In her room. She screamed and
her son Marion rushed in from an adjacent
room and caught hold OF man as he was
escaping Her son Evans as) followed With
pistol, which he held In the DARK close against
the burglars breast, but, though he pulled the
trigger twice, II failed 10 20 of. light was
then struck and the burglar was found
TO DO Henry Greasy, young negro
employed on the farm, and VINO slept
In n room over tho kitchen. When ques-
toned the negro admitted that he was endeayor-
inc 10 steal sum of money which Marion Nor
gan had received Saturday. soon after day
light the prisoner was taken before Justice
Goodman, VINO sent him on TO the grand Jury,
the cOunty fail here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-11
D.nth OF mr. rhiIip Brnr

Mr.. philip Bes,, who lad been w lil hehWn 10.
sevrr1l m6nthy. died sunday aftornf0n Mt ms
residence. Nc :;Oi cast Cley street. lie vas IN
the 1O,h year Of Els age. -,
NJ. Bear was brother OF julius Bear, Lsl',
the jo weller, ani had been DiNfAfch carrier
tnr rnroh,r q; yeArs. lie vns worthy man.
and was led IA high esteem ~ al who we're as
70 hated wiCh him ia business re'ations. ihe
funeral took place from the house yesterday
af,ernonn nj . OllOrk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-11
Srhilf.r I.odra'k Onirers.

Schiller Lodge, No. 1873, |. o. q. f., installed
the following officers last "Wednesday TOT inc
current term: Noble Grand, Charles Gloss !;
yice.arand, A. r. Wald6auer; Conductor, Her
man FAUX; Warden, Edward LESS; inside
Guardian, Paul II. Wagner; O1tede Guardian,
William kossler; Right supporter 10 Nopie
Grand. John A. Wittel: Left Supporter TO Noble
Grand, Charles Schafer; Mtnt supporter 10
yce-Grand. Conrad GROSS; Lsit supporter TO
Vice Grand, Samuel Schoer; Right >cene-Snp-
porter, August RUPERT; Lea scene-supporter'
I Nefusfein.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-11

You Otter see persons doing il, and many
a moor fellow has stumped his toe or
cracked his shins falling over some Object.
You call them fools. but IL may DO Their
brains are bemuddied BY g TORPID isef;
People suffering with Indigestion sni
Dyspepsia get confused--the braiu = insv.
tive. You must wake up the liver by
taking Simmons Liver Regulator, the cure
for this disorder and Tor Biliousness ana
Sick Headache.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-11
co,o,.t vhi,,h-na WIN SPEAK.

The Coinmi ssionrrs OF Agriculture OF The south
cru s,atos Will hold convention In AuEnia on
the ION instant The chiei snDIec' LOT ul-'u' "
e,on viii lie he pe,cssity OF n uniform law Tor
the control AMI inspection Of commorclni 'er-
tilizers Cihcr matters o. Importance vii alfo DO
considered Co'Onci thomas Whitehead CON-
missioner 81 Agriculture OF N'tElhih' uhs p'Vu
myriad 10 attend ana address the asscmbhse.
lie will comply with the request.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-11
THEY FIRED ON A CONDUCTOR.

Pwo CoIOrod Miscreants Arrested ana
Sent On to the Grand Jury.
fCorrsspoadenoeo Of the K'oamoAd DisDatch.l
KrysyuIF. VA, July IU.-Grant Royster and
John Cardwell Doth c)lored) we're arrested here
Yesterday morning for firing upon Richmond
ana Danyi1e conductor, after having been put
Oh mis- uain between this place and brakes
Rranch Saturday night. They we're tried by
MAYOR Osborne ana sent on 20 the grand jury
George Washington clark teoioreW was ar
yest,d Today and examined by Justice Keeling
and sent ON 70 the County Court for selling
hquOr without liceDse, and also for selling tue
Same on SUNDAY. The evidence 10 NerN con-
get free trip 70 Sing Sing, as TINS Is his second
offence.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-11
KILLED BY A eUCKiNG MULE.
The sad Fate Witch Hefeii brave Little
f0-Yrur-Oid Wright.

correspondence of the Richmond Dispatchl
BASIC CITY, VA. July 10.-News has reached
here Of n very sad accident which occurred at
the Cremora Mines, seven miles below here, on
Saturday evening about o'clock. After the
hands had stopped work ct the mines the To-
year-old son OF Mr. William Wright undertook
10 ride a mule that had the reputation OF bong
DANGEROUS AZ times. lie had only gone short
distance whom me animal began TO cemcnatrhie
her ugly temper by bnck-jnmping and kicking
al furious rate. Tho brave li't.o fellow held
on to her maGtully tor tune. but was hhaiiy
nnseate1 and thrown 20 the ground with his foot
remaining In the etirruo end was dragged a
hundred or two yards IN thls manner oein:
kicked every jump by the mule Wien pickei
up his ekull was f0undio De crusned ana no Gleu
In q very feg minutes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-11
CONFEDERATE SOLDIERS REUNION.
fhe Veterans Of Old Msckisnburg VIII
AssemBls at Boydton August 24tb.

HNe'hDiS al BOydton August zttb'
ic0uespon ience Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
thAk CRY, Va, July i0.-rhs l. A. ArInls-
"Aa camp Of Confederate Veterans, OF Meek
'sn0uig, beii meeting at Boydton on Sstur-
eay' Judge Charles Alexander, cOmmaDder, pre-.
si1ux IL Was decided 70 have q reunion Of all
.l' Aotsedefst. soldiers OF the county Gu The
so u Angus Al bOydton, the county-seat Az
."'nehsc diner will be spread, q band OF music
va eairsn tbs festivities, eJs1rsion trains over
slo Atlantic ana Daaviiie railroad vii, be run,
l-o "oSefnef Of Yitnnis 10 expected 20 be pref
sL' ana disiinguis6o1 orators have leon spe-
.elS Invited W address ths muititade. Tree
lD'NAiiOh is extended 70 all ex-SonfcderAie
i''4iors aud their families sf this and the adio-
,ng eoustios 10 participate 10 the sntoymcnts u
~ oag. Committees OF ladios aud gentlemen
tpp al Tue different districts VI the c,anfy haze
b7t appointed 70 co-Operate with central
Asilttee " len ~ the courthouse 20 mako
~ hso@asary arreCgelrents for the largest
stLsflsf VI tbo people ever known ~ fhe
rssiy. hessrs- William 4. Atkins, Thomas
'sAisss, sna William y. keacham wore sp-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-11
SAVED TRAM AND PASSENGERS.
IalIuoer Taylor PIoughs Through "a Tree
ru al, Track-Seyere storm.

.,.--..1.n 'oneo OF the Richmond Dlspat,h.l
....-. \. e., July 10.-1he norlh-Douui
.-.t '-s.1, known as No. IS, came near
f.t.-a. e...l. accident soa.h Of Halifax on tho
..t.I 4st SATURDAY. A 'he train rounded
.... STD .4.tt t.Etu.el Taylor was hcrr.hci to
. .l.E. tree BLOWN "a ross the track. He.whs
...- tl. u0@frgc iYu Co think OF stopping.
... H.ltr .uul crowded ou MA the steam at hlS
.HtI Owl polshel rgut through tho tree
... ~...r.r.I'r rsIt. Tao tree was cat iu two
... f.H tflu lRs-el safely osor. Hal the
u... h..r rtuulus 20 = mp'h slower rate OF
t..I 900 900 probability 20 would have been
f...,H from thc trntk aud many livo@ might
f... boon lose a cVr0Is coincidence j. that
.....t f.n Nnfy saue engine which ran into the
........-.Hr hsT~ come tune ago. ia which were
f.. re. Flr Hgfr,Fly escaped with their lives.
H..YF thunderstorm passed over this place
r...,rfIy, ana fne nervous wore badly shnEeh
,..n. tlr e.oriu' display witch was accom-
.sa..I uy Icafcuuc penis ~ thunder. Several
Measurements wore burned ont in tho Western
Union Office lrfr, ana 70 culorrd man who %" an
tra yHri ucuf tho office vas Knocked down and
f.,,rcly shocked. Balls OF Gro were also seeu o.
rl. along tlc rairond track Near tho back
oree. T1c rain IN The Coautry Wa quito heavy,
though 10 damage has Yet been reported
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-11
TIE FIRST FIRE AT JsFFRsss.
Lightning Strikes and Fires the Union DE
n.slaI.l Ilosf rnvad

Especial telegram TO the Dispstch.l
JgrFREss, VA, July lo.-Tnis evening at o;3o
O'Clock the Union Depot Of the Richmond and
panyille and Atlantic and Danvi!e companies
a, this Mace was sirack BY lightning. setiirg
the pniiding on IRE. The building with Az ths
fre,ehi hal Il contained, was destroyed. Most Of
the ageats important books ana pspes ws go
saved by hard work. Fortunately the depot nal
been closed for the day and pone Of the ein-
pioyees were 10 It at the tine. The tofa los .
Estimated from $500 70 i,sOo. Inc puhains
,,a aor,snt points on this division Of the Rich
rcGnc aud Danylilo road.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-11
SCORE BY INNINGS.
"A q $50


Battsries-K eeley. Qusries. Lang, and Keller;
Rlsros and Carmichael. Struck oIt-keeley, :;
Ouarles, r Lang, , Biscoe, 10. Base-hits-hee-
Low. >; Quarles, 3: Biscoc. .. Harmed runs
Petersburg, 4: Virginia Military Institute, ..
stolen bases-Petersburg q; virginia dihtary
Ins,itute, /. Double pIays-Brodle and Lime
burger, Huger and Cooke. Bases on bails-kee.
lev. /: Qnsrlss, /; Biscoe. l. Hit by pitched
balI--Coffen and Cooke. lime OF game, I:4o'
Umpire, L. X. Clements.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-11
rrep.rtx Transters.

Rirhuond: Y. Irving Haugaan 70 MARY ;.
Baugoan. 2J feet ON nsrsh slde Clay street near
NJ jsnss. 6l; n. X. and J. z, Dickinson 70 II.
p Nncneii, 20 feet on uorth side Marshall street
bssvssn Twenty sishfh and Twenty ninh, sun-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-11

Captain Frank ". cunningham On sunday
afternoon, for the lrsi time In his He, enng at
the funeral Of a cOlored woman-;he mother OF
Oliver the barDsr, who, ike her sou, WIS held
in hign esteem by all WHO knew her. The sor-
vices we're hold In tie colored Methodist church
on Leigh street. and very laree auuience was
preaent. The Captain rendered one o. his
sweetest solos aud Professor Jacob Reiphlrdt
played the accompaniment
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-11
1As M. nALL TEAM olNep.
Iniertained by Resident AIumni-Chief
Iauts's Insnraucs Papers.


..orres3ori euce Of tho Richmond Dispstchl
III-BVHo. Va, July 1O.-Iho Virginia Mill
ar, Institute ball team and friends we're
0ipvd at : O'Clock tuis afternoon al tho Apo
iaato1 Hotel by ti,r resident alumni Of that To-
sutauon--Mr. Alexander Hamilton, captain l..
J. Marks General Stth Boiling. Captain James
e. Josh, ~. q. Morgan, Mr. W. T. Plummer,
Captain John b. Rag.snd, Ar Carter L. Bishop,
NJ. j. 4. Nichols, Mr.. ". l.. Fenaole, aud others.
The team was accom- panied 90 this city b.
number % cadets. 1bo OccGsi0h was an cX-
I.urly pleasant one.
40 tlr term - the county Court OF frpce
Ic.rys ~ be held OF Thursday OF this week the
..l-ssi Of n. &. krittcn against W. u. Tempe
- Co.,. Oh 20 0i tlsrs az tho courts will ba tried
l. b.. thought that Judge Rlyes Will request judge
Net OF Sussex county, T. preside during the
Ir-. o. tie clse.
10 TAKE ACTION.
lte Board Of Poiice Commissioners will meet
sui..a he ucxt few days 20 take action IN tho
fHlH.- - oIectiuE Chiei II Police. Under the
Orii.aacc providing for filing vacancies IN Tie
J. f.r department the onard will roccmmcnd
s1r..ie person 20 the Mayor, who viii appoint
ne montnly meeting OF tho Sunday School
PA. tafy SOcloiy u NGshington-stree' church
3D. 5uttrrday the collections for the month
uro rtpJrlCd o. 10 t2t.25. Tho banners Tor
ius .4rcest collections sere awarded 20 Mr.. G.
J. l.u-iey's class m the msie department. and
C. s-s Mary Minetreo's cisss' In tue female de-
paft
20 lave tAici-o!-lo lce Ramos ~ hAlio uo!al
Do. e POLICY Of $4,000 on hts iiis. The hnel
i4P"rs Tor him 60 sign arrived here tue day
Etci lb funeral
our Or strike
Toe hands az the Venable Tobacco Compsnys
iD-tory vent Oat On q strike to-day on account
q 70 rs1uctiOu q wages.
Ike crOps throughout this section are reported
70 10 b. excellent condition. The season has
b'eu eu exec stionaiiy nne one. with plonty Of
Ealu ana fuasAihe.
Hr M " Guletta manager Of the eilk- fac-
tof' ~ this ciy has gone ~ Mountain Lake 70
sgoLl hls vacation
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-11
Farmer w. n. Psrkin. Passes Away.

PIrTsros. PfFrsyLyAsiA corsry, VA, July r.
Mr. William H. Perkins, a young and success
full farmer, died near here 81 his home, On
Wednesday evening last
We srs having plenty OF rain, aud The presen'
outlook for the crops Is good.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-11
EmporIa's Postmaster Comsnissionsd.
sr,,,..a. non ance of tina RtcAmoud Dispatch.l

ENPoEIA, VA, July l0.-Mr. =. II. tarley ro-
celyed his commission as Postmaster on yestet-
day ana will enter upon the discharge oil the
duties VI the once. - -, ~,
A large excursion party under charge OF M.
Thomas p. Newsome viii leave here for Norfolk
on the 18th instant. -.
Mr. l.. turner. Clerk OF the court, mas enter
cd upon the tweuiy-fourGh year OF MS PuOHV
gQrVico
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-11
MARINE INrELLI0ENCR.


sun rises- 900 HIeHTiDs
sun ssts.,...-- 1871 Morning .........- 2:23
Neon rises........ 2:45 Evening ......... 2:os
PORT OF RICHMOND, July 10. 1893.
ARRIVED
Steamship Old Dominion. Couch, Nsw YORK,
mercna ndise and passengers; George W. Alien
4 Co., aeens. n., r.1
Bsrkentine Hancock, Eaton. orchiila island
unano. s. w. Travers d Co.
schooner Aibers Mason, Gale, Georgetown,
coal, Wake d Ballaun.
Steamer Ariel, Deyo, Norfolk. fnerchandiss
and passengers; Irviu weisiger, agent
PoRToF NEWPORT NEWS. JuLx TO- 1904
10y telegraph
ARArvnn
ansr,can steamship Orion, Boston, hasA
Britain steamship Roblnia, Panta coeaS
Brisish steamship hontezumat Lssrp"Ss
schooner O. H. Bronson. ssw LONDON
scaooaer J. h. Ogden, Now YORK
Hnrgs g. Il. Mead, Boston, Mas
Barge Nayesink sosion.
barge Mystic, Bell, Boston,
Barge Milton. New York.
Barge Qufnnsboug, New YORK.
Br,,ist, stea nship Robinis, Plymouth
schooner Marjorie, Boston.
schooner nate, Morkee, fnlt River.
S..haorsr Rdith, Alcott, Prosidenee,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-11
The FATAL ELECTRIC FLASH.
MIR. william EIiason and Horse Killed
by Lightniug-Othcr Persons shocked.

Especial telegram to tho Dspa'ch.l
ORANGE, Va. July l0.-Wnile Mr.. Thomas
spoiswood was thresbing wheat last saturday
near Raccoon ForG, this csunty, storm came
up and the men gathered around aud under the
Snachine for shelter. Mr.. William Eliason. who
Uss standing close by holding hts horse, was
struck by lightning aud instantly Killed. his
horse Also was killed. Mr.. Thomas spotswood,
who was lying under the machine. was seriously
snocked. ana is in critical condition. severni
other men WHO were close by were siighsly
While Mr.. j. 4. Farra- was attending church
nj this place sunday night some ihie' sioie us Is
O'clock to-day be has not been able 70 mud any
trace % the animal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-11
THE TWO CAPTAINS ARE BROTHERS.
Investiration ofths Averted Collision Be-
tween the Norfolk and Pocahontas
Especial szra n TO the Dspat1n.l

tween the Norfolk and focahontas'
Especial telsEra N TO the DisDaton.l
NORr0LE, VA, July 10 The investigation as
10 the narrow y-ayertct collision between the
steamers Norfolk, OF the Washington limo. and
Pocahontas, OF the Richmond line, at OLD Point
commenced to-day before United states steam
boat Inspectors. Captain Geoghegan, ol tho
Norfolk. was the fret witness, and alter his OK
animation decided TO let the cBse rest GU us
merit so far as any other evidence from his side
was concerned. Seycral passengers on the Poca-
hsutas were on tie stand. Tho testimony OF
Captain GaoRhSgan, OF the focahontn i ana that
OF tho oT1cers 81 his steamer was taken TINS al
tc-noou on their arrival from Richmond. An
interesting feature OF the case IL the tact that
the two captains arc btotherA
DROWNED.
Miles PHILLIPS (co.orcD was drowned while
bathing not TAR from Berkeley yesterday after
noon.
Inc government tug Wahneta left the navy
yard agG.u to-day tor the coast 10 blow up
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-11
The stanton Boys Win AGAIN

LYNcHBURG, VA, July l0-The staunton
baseball team, flushed with SUCCESSIVE victories,
arrived here to-day and crossed bats WIN .no
Ivnchburg boys. A most intefe3siug and ex-
citing contest was the result. Twelve innings
were played. and though the staunton boys Ton
by q score OF 3 10 2, the same CLUBS Will pia'
again tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-11
DEATH FROM TYpHOlo-FeVeRt
Trial of a Suit Against an Insurance
Company for Damages.
Special ,e,egram to the Dlsoltch.l

Special telegram TO the Disoltchl
DASvILLE, VA, July 10.-Charles jefferson,
son Of Mr.. Is. f. Jefferson, OF North Danviie'
died on Sunday after few DAYS Illness from
yirulont typhoid-fever and was buried this after
noon. Hewas % years OF age.
Ine suit OF James p. Harrison, receiver OF
William Robinson, deceased, against the Niagara
Insurance Company for damages 10 puiloing
caused by the falling OF wall OF the SUNNI
oeId boi,ding which was burned last March. has
occupied the attention oil the hustings Iourt
for several days Argument was eonpietel mus
evening and the case given the Jury Inc Ia'ter
attn has the Cl.bD.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-11

NEW YORK, July I0.--aoney on call firm,
ranging from A to 10; last loan st 4, and closing
offered at per cent Prime mercantile paper,
0sl0 per cent.
Sterling exchange unsettled; posted rates,
a. s3ss4sS: commercial bills, s4Solsa
e4.S3,<.
t,ovsrnmeut bonds strong State bonds DUH
Railroad bonds weak.
sus-Treasury balances: Coin. sse,52o,ooo;
currency, sli,09i 900.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-11
THE CocKADe's DEFEAT v. NJ. lis.
An Exciting and Interesting Game oil
Ball-sco-e IL to ..

Especial telegram 20 the Disp1tch.l
PETERSBURG, VA, July l0.-The Virginia Mill
tary Institute and home team played very
exciting and Interesting game OF ball this after
noon before a large and fashionable audience;
I'm fact up TO the seventh iRning III game looked
very much Ike II belonged TO the Institute, the
score stapding4 TO s ia favor Of the visitors. Up
10 the commencement OF the seventh inning
Biscoe. tho pitcher for the virginia
Military Institute team. had held our boys
down TO three scattering hits ana struck
out esyen. 10 this inning and the eighth the
home bows got on 70 Biscoes delivery and hit Tor
six singles and three sacrifice hits, getunE IN
elsht runs. The visitors made nearly all thelr
runs in the fourth inning when they eucceeueo
in bunctinR three hits making four runs, three
OF them being earned runs. In the ninth inning
they made another run on Wild throw by NO
Gam.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-11
rhe SUPERINTENDENT nna tne FonndlIngs

A recu.er mating Of ths Council Committee
on Hoi1sf Of me Poor WAS held at the city al'n'-
house last evening. Considerao ole routine bu'i-
mess vas trausa tod, and u . committee recon-
mended 70 toe Councii an ordinance IN Ielet-
eure 20 the disposition oi fOundlings that are
cont to the aim shouse. The ordinance practi-
oally gives tnc superintendent power to do as no
thinks best IN these cases,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-11
NEW YORK STOCK MAsNEI.

Moan temperature. ....,............'..7o
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-11

nau OF the Executive Committee on Awards Mt
the Worlds Fair; "iou have been formally ~
pointed a fudge on mines and mining at the
Worlds Far. PLEASE DO present AZ Jackson
Camp Mines ana Mining Building nj noon July
Is. 1898"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-11
Lnhn .Insn.r Tnhrn Ill.

Rev. John Jasper, OF "sun-Do-Move' fame,
was taken critically III Sunday, and OWING to his
advanced age hts physician feared he could nos
recover lie was, however, somewhat better yes
terday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-11
uG 1-Tu. TntS)SstlopfSsrI

No other house DOES-EvER DID-or EVER
WILL sell such STERLING QUALITIES at such
LOW PRiCEo ~ WE quote.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-11

eAl riMORe STOCK MARKET

BALTIMoss. July 10.-virgtnis 80, 52Is; Bal
timore and Ohio. 10 Baltimore and Ohio Sou ID
western lsts, l02l6; consolidated gas stock
"a lSAsJ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-11

FIouK.-ws quote: Fine, s2ss2.21 super
Gne, So. 25as2.60: extra, s3as3.2J; family, t4a
s421; patent, s4.50asf.7J
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-11
Unable to swim aud Was Drowned.

ufts .f-st, &c. G.. July 10.--Crgig hurdock,
Z f... te.l. FuIe bathing IN Deep river near
,..t..' .ul vH .te.far, gJt into wafer over his
.i.. l.i l.eiUs unable O. rWi;n was dIp"n0 J.
a Do. I,~lcy. friend II his, a. also nearly
l..r.rI vuIe attempting 20 save him. The
l.,D..r. leaves vile, but no children.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-11
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK sIrxxr.

CbICAEo LIVf-sfDCk NAHKtt
C1tclGo, July Observation-Disclosures, lo.oov
head. shipments. 10000 head. Prime eessvc&
e. 40at5; good, e3.f0st3S6; oedfuu. eA1ge
e4.S5; common, sA5Oat4; Tsxana e2.60a
e410; stocksrs. s2.23as325.
Iiogs: Receipts 1000 hood: shismenta
1000 head. Mixed aud packers, eosed25;
primo heavy and butchers selxhas, $500
1880; light. 90. ioas6.35.
sheep: Receipts, 10000 head: shipEeelA
2.1oo head, Natives, e<as4.6o: wesssrss. -
1880: Texans. ga Soa&4.S0. ewes, 94s6A 30s
lambs. e15Oa9640.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-11
caAlN AND COLON EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND. July Wheat. 200
bushels DATA. i,57o bushels
sALEs.-Whsat, 200 bushels-
QUOTATIONS..
WagAr.--LOngberrY 65aj9c. Mixed, 63a8ec.
snortberry. 60a6sc. No. 2 red, Csc.
CORN White, primo Virginia, bag lots, ola
be: No. 2 white. 51a52c. No. 2 mixed. 4ec.
Olrs.-No. 2 mixed, 35iSa3oc. No. mixed,
34lsa35c.
RYE.--5sa60c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-11

Tue stock market Was weak daring the greater
part Of the day, with losses ranging IRON y 70
per cent In the general list and OF lst In the
precision was due to the receipt OF isver quota
lions from London and OF selling orders from
that centre, which were attributed 70 the efn-
parrassment OF nrms In the South Austranan
trade. The selling for foreign account continued
az the day advanced. ana accordingly the rally
In the market which occurred sosn after the
opening failed 90 hold.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-11
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES OF THE WORLD
Prices of Nancy. Iionss. sfock& Grain.
Tobacco. Cotton. Ar. and the
vesther IndiextionA
lBy telegraph 70 the Dispatcs.

- WASHINGTON, d. c.. July f0--forc-
Iriic cast for sweniy-four hoirs-from mid
ihH hight TO midnight-;or Virginia; Fair
Iweather: sasterly winds; slightly
warmer BY Tuesday evening; warmer
Wednesday.
For North Carolina: Generally fair weather
easierly winds slightly warmer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-11
Major Jed. Botchkiss . judge
fsr.cs.t tsiserarn 70 the Dfspstcn.I

erArrroS. VA, July l0.-Malof JED. bQtcn-
hsus, Of tnls CITY, 70 favorable known bnroneneus
sits and other States, received te-1Ay We foi'
icvsius teiegrem from Hen. John boyos cnsf-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-11
Richmond Arrivals at New York Hotels
LSpecial telegram 70 the Dispa,chl

NEW YORK. July IO.-Mlsres White, Grand
Union: a. MilIhiser. Marion ign: J. n. Kanf-
mann, Imperial; q. Barham aud J. A. Ryan,
Bruns9lck