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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-25
rHE DROP II TOLEDO.

The sharp break in Toledo, Ann Arbor and
North Michigan was due 70 the dissolution OF an
old BUN pool and 70 the alleged temporary en-
barrassment OF an Official OF the company who
has q large amount OF privileges on the stock
outstanding. The drop In American tobacco,
which, however. recovered 30 per cent. at the
close, attracted comparatively little attention.
a. II IS well known that the stock Is held In few
hands and the street ls Interested IN II TO only
limited extent. Sales-Listed stocks. 264,Oo0
shares; unlisted. $4,000. Sub-Treasury bal
ances: Coin, $50, 70s,000; currency, 5lS,0@1-
600.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money on call active, ranging from 10 10,
closing offered AZ ,; prime mercantile paper
0l6RlO.
Sterling exchange unsettled; posted rates.
Distinguishing; commercial bills, SbSJha
Sass.
Government bonds steady. state bonds
steady but dull. railroad bonds lower.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-25
FntaI Italian Panic.

fBy Anglo-American cable 10 the Dispatch.l
NAPIYE, April "a. A fatal panic occurred last
night In church at lore del Annunziata,
twelve milos southeast OF TINS CITY Du-
ring the service, which was attended by n
very large number " persons, part OF mo
draperies about the altar was blown against mo
iyhtsd candles. Tie danes spread with great
rapidity and the congregation made n rush Tor
mo doors. The widest excitement prevailed
ana women aud children were thrown 70 the
moor and trampled upon. Tho iro vas quickly
extineulshed. aud Whoa some sembaace OF
order had been restored II WAS found that eight
wogaon and i've children had been crushed 10
death, while hundreds Of others were more or
less seriously injured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-25

Correspondence OF Tue hihnpb1 DiSOaLchl
LNPOuA, Va, April 24.-In the Circuit Court
on last Friday the case OF VI. VI. Chambiss and
others ~. The Fidelity and Casualty Company
OF New YORK was trled. K. 1urnbull ana W.
samuel Go0dwyn appeared tor the plaintiffs
and tho defence was represented by Cabell a
Cabell. OF your city, and Z. {. Tredway OF this
place.
Miss Leila Mason Turner IL visiting her uncle,
Mr. r. l. Turner. anu Mrs Lucy {. Radford II
visiting her mother, Mrs. General Jonn X.
Cham bliss.
There was n sharp frost here this morning and
uneasuees r. iolt on account Of fruit and the
carly vegetables.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-25
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

lKop0rted Tor the DIspalch.I
APRIL 24.-No auction offerings on Change to-
day. "
darks, IO-t0tql, 40 hOgsheads.
Revenue collections to-day, s1,9JLlH
Mr. ". K. Clarke, OF tho toOacco-nanuiac-
turing firm Of william Clarke & sons, Liverpool,
Eng. is IN the city for several days, the guest
OF MIR. Alexander Cameron.
Mr. :. ". Jones' agent Of the stamford Manu-
featuring Company, Is in the city on his way to
North Carolina.
From above sales IL Is needless 20 state that
the Tobacco Trade Is very dull to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-25
--4rI4 o. Az AGED LADY.
t'''n 60 Meet-3aptist Union
u.tsr U,t..,t... 49,. ,,.t

t'.'n 60 Meet Baptist Union
Religious Matters-Personai.
ioaec ~ tho 4i;hmoad DisDatch.I
-t.s, sc. April 24.--Mrs- william
'.-. afrl lady living a lev miles IN tho
G.. saturday ana was buried yostcr-
".'oca'1n ~ Tarb0r0 viii be held IN the
g. '--'rl here This week. commencing
If. --i There VIII DO number Of visit
4.U ari leieRGtes.
t...'.. '.ti euion meeting Of the Tar-K iyer
a. fhi De held tbls week at Eagles, IN
oJ4lty.
p. f'.lefl, editor o. the Scotland Neck
t.... gro ienl VI tho Norm Carolina Press
I HiI leave Tor Nosberne 10. morrow.
a ~ the bGDtis. church, made an
... ,.Hieftsy tia. Roy. }. n. Lam
& III 'aulio. VII soon begin q meeting
r. '.'i cAgfch.
I-s.r..,' ~ DAVIS, II the Methodist church.
lea., ''ic' Dung his regular appointment
3, ~, p y (. hlse, and wife. Of Greenvllle, and
's.i... ~ W. I. 5haw, Of Weldon, ere here
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-25
POPE Leo AND WILHELM
4 Significant Conversation Touching
european Politics.

lBy Anelo-American cable 70 the Dispatch'l
ROME. April 24.-1he Official circle here un-
ders,ands that during tho interview yesterday
between Pope Leo and tho German Emperor
the Pope and Emperor discussed questions re-
lAtiGg % the position Oi The roman CetnOnc
Church Ina Germany, aud especially the attitude
OF members OF the Centre or Clerical parry 10
ward tue imperial policy. The Empetors friend
ly c0nyeTsatOn ana his valuable gnt OIL ehiH-
box bearing his portrait surrounded with dia-
monds 10 Cardinal ledcchow6ki, Prefer o. tho
Propaganda, are much commented upon 'ei-
diual Le1ocLowski represents the vatican party
which faYors the Triple Alliance, az opposed 70
the policy OF Cardinal kampOlla, Pepal Secre-
tary OF state, which IS French IA It's tendencies
The meeting Is also regarded as MARKING n
fresh step towards cOncilIatOu OF the Russians
aud the Poles.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-25

party for 70 detection for Clerk, and the following
candidates Tor district Officers we're made:
Powhatan District-aupervisor, j. T. Covles'
Justices, George E. Crawley, Robert h. johnson,
ana John Webb; Overseer-of- the-Poor, Edward
Taylor; Constable, Peter johnson.
Stone-IIouse DIstrict-Superyisor, A. ~ lay
lor; Justices, X. r. James. Coleman Whitaker,
and j. 4. Coleman; Oyerseer-of-the-foor'D an''i
Walker. an,
jamestown District-supervisor, John W.
Casey: Justices, Henry Wilson, Colonel y. ,.
Eweu, and James II. johnson: Oyerseer OF lno
Poor. Richard Wallace: Constable. Edward Gar
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-25

there being two voting places, one NJ the county
court-house In Salem, and the other al Hollins,
sOme eight mies distant Tho vote resulted In
victory or the dry factions by - majority
The annual convention % Section ), Phi
Gamma Delta Fraternity. will be held In Salem
this week. Tho local chapter, Beta Deuteron,
will entertain tho delegates at a banquet at Sa-
lon, that beng ono OF the features.
Considerable damage 90 fruit and vegetables
isroportcd In this county from last nights frost
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-25
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.

NEW lOHhs
NEW YORK, April 24.-FlOur dull bu. steady.
Winter wheat, low grades, s2.llas2.5J !;
patents, s3.SJas4.2J: Minnesota, clear, S2.Jca
$500; patents, sf.20ae4.70. southern -four
duh but steady; common 10 fair extra, 81 lOa
$40: good TO choice, do, 90. I5aS4.25. Wheat
1rm and moderately active tor export; No =
red store and elevator 10a7O15c.: aroat, ~ lxc. ;
closing weak az y 1tc. advance TO ~. decline
for July; No. = red. closing April, 75jkc. May.
7BJ4c. Corn quiet ana lrmer; No. ,. ia eleya-
tor, 45l1a4034c; atoat, Die. steamer mixed,
49c. options advanced Aallsc., and closed
nrrn ut a I6a34c. advance, with trading more
active; April, 49Ac. May, 49lSc.; June. 1855.
Oats-Sp0t stronger. scarce, and wanted; OPP
tons nrmer ana fairly actIye April, 351%c. !;
May, 34I4c.; June, 34I<c.; spot No 2, 3e
37JSc.; No. . white. 4OlIc. mixed western.
37a39c. white, do, 39a45c Wool nrm aud
quiet; domestic fleece, 21a32c.; pulled. 26a
SIC. Beet steady, quiet. aud fairly active
at SLASH; extra mess, s7.50ass.5O. Beef
hams quiet at si1.5Oasls.5O. Tierced beef
dun and unchanged; city extra india mess,
sl6asl7. Cut-meats quiet and nrm; pickled
bellies, 1034allc.: picked shoulders, &C. hams,
l21eal3c. Middies nrm and quiet. Lard quiet
but irmer; western steam, closing, 10. 40 asked
city, $3.50; Nay, closing. slO.25; July, slO.4p ;
September, 5000 renredq uie' but urn; Contl-
nent. $1,000; South Americs, sl0.Io compound
7Jsan5Sc. Pork 1rmer but quiet; extra prime
nominal Cotton Seed Ou-Crude. 39a40c. yell
low. 45c. Petroleum unchanged; marke, quiet
Washington, barrels, $500; do, In bulk, s2.IO
Iouncus wow ltfhs tpsDBs
Baltimore, $3.50. do, In bulk, s5af3.05. Roain
duh but steady; strained, common 20 good.
sl.27ltas1.30. Turpentine duh but nrm 81
33LSa34c. for spot and 3Ot4c 10 arrive iato VI
week. Rice easy; domestic, fair 70 extra. "a
51Sc; Japan. llSa4tc Molasses-Foreisn
nominal: New Orleans. open-kettle, good 70
choice, fairly active aud arm AZ 3Oafsc. Peanuts
quiet fancy hand-picked, &c. farmers t'ya
5ISc. Cofee-opticns opened hrm AZ Zoafo
points advance, and closed nrm at foaoO points
up: April. SI4.50 MAY, sl4.30asifoo july
ala. 30esl l. 45 Septeu ber, ett. 2oasit 400: De
cemher, sl4.26asis.50; spot Rho duh but nrm
No. 7, i5s<aI5Isc. Sugar-haw dun but nrtn
fair refining. asss3iSe. refined nrmer and fairly
active; No q, 4Iea4 li.lne. standard =, . t.ioa
5lte.: granuiated, 8 1l-i6a5 BLOC. Freishts u
IissrpooI more active and shade nrnier; cot.
ton. 3-32d. grain, lid
BALTIMORE
BALrmoRs, April 24.-fiour STEADY; western
super, Si.sAas2.io do extra, *2.25as3; do
family, s3.2oasauv; winter waeas patent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-25
A Barn lsurned.

Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.l
OAK PAHE, Va, April 22.-Mr. j. II. sniitletts
barn was burned recently. Throo hundred ana
nifty bushels OF wheat 100 barrels OF corn, and
some farming implements aore lost. There was
800 insurance on the building in the virginia
lire aud MGrDe-Insurancs Company.
Madison county was visited by a violent WIND
storm this evening, when blew down many trees
and much fencing.
The April term Of the Circuit Court IL In ses-
sion az our cOunty-seat now.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-25
Booths Condition Improved.

NEW YORK, April 24.-Edwin Booths condition
was improved this after noon. DR.. Smith called
Mt the Players CLUB about $50 O'clock. and
after remaining with his patient for an hour
said. "Mr. Booth Is doing well. He has re-
covered the use OF his right arm and leg, the
muscles OF hts face have relaxed somewhat, and
his eyes are clearer / think the immediate
danger OF death has passed, but, OF course, ,hore
are still grave tears"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-25
FROST NlPs BUD AND BLOSSOM.
University Ball Teams to Meet-Death OF
Dr. Doubleday.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l

Especial telegram 70 the Dispatch.l
LYSCHBURG. NA.,Apnl 24.-frOst played havoc
throughout this section last night and II is thought
all Of the fruit IL Killed. All tho early vegeia-
ble- were also killed. A telegram from Spring
wood received here this afternoon says: " Rclia-
bic Information from all parts OF Bototolrt
county indicates that all the fruit, including
apples. was killed last night by tho heavy r0st
ami freeze. The temperature was "a degrees
this morning" This is a heavy loss 10 our coun-
Is, a. all our packers had made arrangements
for heavy pack OF all kinds q fruits this scas0n
TO PLAY BALL.
Friday afternoon next there will be n game OF
base ball on the Ouhg Mons Christian Ass0cia-
ton grounds here between the University OF
Virginia anil the University OF Nor Carolina
which il expected 10 De one Of tho biggest games
ever PLAYED and IL creating great interest.
4 telegram was received here this afternoon
from New ork announcing the death Of Dr. I'd.
=. Doubleday. Or. Doubleday was a cousin 81
Mrs. stephen Halsey. OF this city. and also mar
RED Miss Willie Price, OF this place, about six
years ago.
Miss Alice Panull, Of Lynch's Station, Camp
bell county. died Saturday night At the East
tennessee Sanitarium, Knoxville. she had
gone there 20 be trained for professional nurse.
She was the daughter Of William Pannll ana
has a wide come zion in Campbell.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-25
The BroyIes Murder Trial.
-spe.Iel teleEram 70 the plsgatch.l

LURAY. VA, April 24.-The prosecution con-
cluded its testimony in the Br0yles case to-day.
The principal Witnesses were tho Postmaster
aad his deputy, who testified rs 70 the incidents
attending the shooting Tomorrow two Of the
physiclaLs in attendance upon Snyder, who
have not been examined, will be called by Tho
court with privilege 10 bO;h slies 10 cross-eX-
anime. After this the evidence for tho defence
will pe offered.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-25
TERRIBLY INCREASING.
The Authorities Of the Board Of Health
Give Some Important Information
About the PresentCondtion Of the PEG.

plC.
At no time IN the history OF New York city have
there been so many deaths from pneumonia as
now TIC official figures show that nearly twice
~ many deaths from this cause arc occurring
than Tor the last FIVE years. This Is something
terrible.
Dr. John y. Nage. Registrar Of Vital Statis-
ties. say mat this increase j. due to tho influence
Of grip. He says that grip may be called epl-
demic Just now, ana that IN the aority OF cases
grip u vital, contributing cause TO pneumonia
and all dangerous pulmonary troubles. Al this
time OF the year, when we are changing over
from winter 20 spring, there Is always low
order OF vitality; a reaction from the strains OF
the season. The blood does not flow so full nor
rapidly; the strength IA less. For thus reason
grip mas a much better chance than at any otter
season.
This is time Of year when people need 10 be
careful. AMI too much Importance cannot be
plao ed upon Keeping tho blood warm and In cir
cu.ation. You must bring about reaction II
YOU wish TO avoid the pain and dangers OF these
troubles in time. There T. but one way by which
a Reaction can Re brought about and that - by
the use OF pure stmulnnt, preferably whiskcy
But the great difficulty Is that there are few
whiskeys which arc pure. The only really pure
aud reliabie whiskcy known 10 the medical pro
fession or the WORM Il Duny's Pure Malt. IL
Possesses 1uali les known only 10 itself. II Will
bring about reaction and prevent cold, pnou-
mOnia. or tho grip. whore many sO-'allei stimuli
lants would fail. 10 has saved more lives and
relieved more suffering than anything OF SINH
lar nature which was ever known before 10 the
world.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-25

sells passed the national airs Of the coun-
tries they represented were played in turn:
When the feet had all passed the hotel
the little torpedo-boat Cushing came out
from her anchorage and passed down TO
JOIN her sister ships at a rate of speed that
called forth d hearty round of applause.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-25
PERSONAL-

A G A X ID.
j. l.. DOWNER, Doctor OF Fruit Trees, has
Just returned to the city from Hog Island. sursy
county, where he was called 20 see large num-
Der of sick peach and pear-trees for Ar. Barney,
also TO see a large number OF sick apple-lrecs
for Mr.. Day, in Isle Of Wight county. After pre-
scribing for them they vera looking much bot
ter and no doubt feeling better. ap 25-it
DERSONAL.-MY WIFE, MOLLIE
T.. HIGGAsON, having left my bed and
board and deserted me, this Is 10 warn the pub
lie that will not be responsible for any debts
anOS-Qff
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-25
Republican Nominees.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
WILLIAMSBURG, Va, April GA Republican
county aud town convention met here to-day 10
place Ia nomination candidates for tho Cifroit.
aud Coupty-Court cierashlp aud for the different
n,eEisterial- district oices- DR.. Richard 4. Wise
received the unanimous endorsement VI his
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-25

III 1-Tu. Thlw)Satlopfocrl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-25
rheumatism Cured.
PoTsDAaER's RED STAR SroRE.
LAKE CRY, Fla.

p. r. r. Manufacturing Compdny'
Gen,s.- Having suffered with rheuma-
tism for some time. and tried great many
remedies. but could find no Iellef until !
used your great and benenciai r. 4. 4"
recommend il to suffering humanity.
Yours. " iofSpAabh'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-25
ltures ranged as follows:

CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.
CHICAGO, April 24.-The Eren'ng Journal 70"
ports
Cattle-Recelpts, 10000 head shipments,
5000 head. Market slow but steady: top steers.
SJ.50as5.15: mediums, eJas5.4O; others,
S4.65aS495: native lows, s2asi.35.
Hogs-Receipts. $4,000 head: shipments,
5000 head. Market brisk aud shade higher;
mixed and packers. s7.2oas160; prime heavy,
s1.55as175; prime light, s76jasG1O; pigs,
g.. l5asL2J.
sheep Receipts, 10000 head; shipments,
1000. Market active and a shade higher. clip
ped Texans, Si.2Jasj.IO; western wethegs,
sj.2jaS5.SJ; western yeariings, tBasboO (;
lambs sJ5OashS5
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-25
Thrown from n Horse.

Especial telegram 20 the Disoatch.l
PULASKI, Va, April 24.-Malor W. w. Bentley,
n prominent stOch-rdlser residing near Pulaski
CIV. Wqs thrown from his horse while driving
come cattle on his farm on sunday night, break
ing his shoulder and bruising himself seriously,
but not sustaining any internal injuries.
Fruit has all been killed by tho recent irostS.
There was ice one quarter Of an inch thick last
night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-25
STATE BONDS
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. April 24.-Northern Central stock.
70: Baltimore uni ONO Southwestern lets,
IO7; do. lat incomes, - do. n incomes, 2J}s
do. ri incomes, 50 consolidated gas bonds,
Il2A; do. stocks, o3a63l4.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-25
TDOOPS0N THE MOVE.
..o,VrNT OFF FOR JAMES CITY,
NC, TO ENFORCE LAW
in 20 serve fits Papers-The SUI
,rcmc Court-coi'on-catorpiI-
lars-pcadly work.

..,5snceof the Richmond Dispatcb.I
.-.r \. c.. April "a Yesterday and
..ts-cst centred IN the movement
.'.,.. 90 the state Guard 20 James
G. o-5e.s were issued yesterday 20
W. Gotten. commanding tho
,...,4o q go there. Members Of
catton's stat Yesterday received
notifying Thorn % leave to-day,
..,, with tho FIRST Regiment of in
inns morning al 10 o'clock the
arrived here. these being Com
lnu.-aurs and Company OF
- commanded, respectively, by
u..hos and Macon. The two
..t. man. Company { of tins
-.r.,.vefnor's Guard II located
U.s. commanded hy Captain }. W.
.. r.u.tercd sixty men. While
company las sevcra. Tunes
r.sltuc.s 10 60 on duty
I.!-turunuccs, Vet u has never
..I to-day. AdJutant-Gencral
Cameron and Quartermaster-
d. u.rrgii lott FOR the scene OF
.-tr.s afternoon. Al the same
above referred 20 lott inc
l.7v0uso3 az GoldsboTo. ana
....rauIc. are IS follows: A,
r.t.rn Carl w. Jclrcys. ID.
,.p.aln L. A. Bnn; Company
.r. Captain ~. y. kodman,
. a. Grccuylile. Company r.,
t. CIV. wa, unable % procure
cation as could place a 40
Newbcrne tonight. The
.......u al the Naval Reserve
... Lieutenant Francis VIM
..t.. tmtod States Navy. Is
-.--.s3 that the eight compa-
al Eesim mt have received
. readiness 20 20 20 James
...t-. -mout may not bee called
..l camp cqupage for 800
... -.u, 90 NewDerne.
4IAS PROPOSED.
...--t.r the sheriff 90 serve has
,.. et-. tomorrow morning,
troops. The oyster-patrol
N.wUcrue. and has on board
-... iha naval roServ" d.
' tr.srl-loaAug H0witzers.
James Clty Is IBIS.
luur- Aave been nm Clrcuia-
... N.s that the james city
....I armed. bad their houses
.. ...o'o3. and had thrown
.. winch Was a cannon. o.
u.r. cNAEEeraIons. Inc
.--..a 81, ~h'd 20 Or u-u'
....., A..- ones el-eW mere SYM
...-. I.N-lrDs ker>. IL was
many lgIrels ot negroes
.... James City from the
.... ,..t. Tic following ls the
t- Governor Carr o. Adlu-
t.r.I.- u:oa which the
... '-.. i- B, based; ,
......I ID ass rn|. Ir-t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-25

The decline from the highest was equal 10 Isa2
per cent, break OF ll9 IN American Tobacco
1914 IN Toledo, Ann ArbOr and North Michigan,
and "A In uocking-Vslley Coal and Iron contrl-
buting 10 the weakness OF the general market
Late in the afternoon National Lead and Amerl-
can Cotton oil yielded about points. The mar
ket, taken as whole, however. displayed firm
ness and closed steady In tone at prices a TO 3la
per cent. above the 1nal quotations OF Saturday
Manhattan aud American sugar showed the
largest net gaihs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-25
MEETINGS.
ap 25-td

HEADQUARTERS RICH NX
l. Il MoND COMMANDERY, No. >, n. X
T., RICHMOND, April %, lsJ3-GkNE- ~
RAJ ORDERS Nc. l0-SIR KslGHfs:/
Attend a stated assembly Of the Commandery
at the Masonic Temple THIS TUESDAY EVE
MING al 1880 O'Clock IN full dress OF Iemplhr
on foot. Members Of Commandery No. Ii and
Iraneient fraters are invited 10 attend.
BY order Of the Eminent Commander.
n. f. W. SOUTHERN,
Captain-GeneraL
Attest: s. MEG. FIsHER. Recorder. ap 25-lt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-25
THE SCHOONER lpeNrlFlep.
From Cappahoosic. Commanded by Cap
tain Jennings.

Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.l
WEST POINT VA. April 24.-The schooner
Francis Wilson, reported in tho Sundays Dl'-
PATCH as having capsized near Lambert Point,
WAS froin CappahoOsic aud WAS commanded by
Captain jennings, OF that place, whose wife was
drowned when the schooner capsize1. The IN
cideut has evoked much sorrow for the unfOrtu-
nate family. captain Jennings took party Of
ladies' and gentlemen from Gloucester TO tho
rculeZYuus.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-25
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK, April 24.-Tho stock market
opened strong on purchases by operators who
felt assured by the positive statement by Presi-
dent Cleveland thaJ the government would take
every possible means 70 preserve the parity be-
tween gold and silver. Buying for the long sc-
count and TO cover short contracts led to an adj
vance OF ISa2l1 per cent on the closing figures
Of Saturday without inducing any large offer
ings. Heavy engagements OF gold for shipment
to Europe, however, rs well "a inactivity la
money, soon led 10 a reaction, the bears taking
advantage Of these matters TO frighten small
holders.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-25
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND. April 2i.-OFFBRINCs-M Wheat, 30
bushels. Corn, 800 bushels. Oats. l,OOO BUSH
ella.
SALgs.-Wheat 30 bushels.
QUOTATIONS.
WHEAT.--LOngberry, G5a7fc. Mixed. 1917 &c.
ShOrtberry, 7Oas6c. No. , red, 74c.
CORS.-Prims virginia, bag lots, 5la52c.; No.
2 white, 5Ia52c. No. = mixed. 4ga5Oc.
OArs-No. : mixed. 30I9a37c.; No. 8 mixed,
34a35c.
RYE.-OOa0Jc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-25
\ Victory fartho ntrs.

s,f,.. al telegram 70 toe Dispatch.l
t,,,5..,,' "a. Apnl 2z.-To-day the election 70
tDs.3 y, nhe1heF o. hot intoxicating liquors
81" ~ saicm District took Dlace.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-25

Brighs then came TO the city, little thinking
that when he returned, which he did couple
Of hours later. he wOuli nnd dead boy lying
within a few icot Of his door, lie resides on
Twenty-,hird street, in one Of the toughest
neigbhorhoad4 of the town. Bu' lev lights
brighten ones pathway there. ana hence, when,
As ne croped his way toward the door % his house,
le stumbled over the body Of man. Bright
supposed thathe had found On oyerdosed patron
OF one % the low saloons that exist IN that VI
cinity. "nello, here Cot up SAID he. rs ne
e4ye the BODY "A vigorous shove with ms foot. As
neither ms words nor the shove. which were
several times repentod, elected response,
Bright stopped over and took hold Of the BODY.
Then hs felt on his hands tho cold, clotted b!ood
winch had poured from a wound IN the mans
nb!omen. and knew that he had caught tho
chic keu-thipf