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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-18
Gas and Electric-C Chandeliers and
Globes. Row designs and low prices.
john Bowers.
No. 7 Governor street,

LEVY G DAVIS. Nos. 1, 3, and east Broad
street, invite all the convention delegates to cali
at their now store TO purchase Dry Goods, Toys,
Carpets, Gentlemen's Furnishings, Shoes, etc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-18
THEY Co.

43 pairs Ladies' $50 and
Sl.75 Russell, Tan, Goat, and
Kid Oxfords reduced to 81.
30 pairs Ladies Sl.25 Tan
Butcher Ties reduced to S5c.
100 pairs Ladies' Fine But
ton Boots, including many of
SWANS make, selling at 50 and
$3.50, specially reduced to
$1.5O-B, C, D, and f widths.
Few pairs Ladies' Brown
Canvas Ties left, sold formerly
at $l.69-last go at 75c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-18

Oates stu Improving.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., August 1.-THE inn
provement motel in the condition of Re.
prsseutatlve Oates, OF Alabama, nO.ed
Yesterday. continues to-day. He passed q
good night aud shows marked improve
uput TODAY
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-18
In Their Now Quarters.

The Soldiers Club had well ATTENDED
meeting last night. The club Is now IN
its new rooms. over Lee-Camp Hall. and
very handsome and nicely fixed they are.
The soldiers will meet again next Thurs
d. mimi
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-18
TO EMPLOYERS.

If you can't got tho currency to pay your en-
ployees give them certified checks, payable 70
bearer, on city banks. We will accept al!
such checks in payment for merchandise and
give half back in currency.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-18

ANGosTURA BIrTgRs is known as the great re-
gulator of digestive organs all over the worli.
Have II 10 your house. Ask for the genuine arti-
Gle, manufactured BY Dr. j. q. b. slEGEET Il
SONs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-18

by tolegraph 10 mo DIspa1chI
TOPEKA. KAN. August 1.-The National
Bank of Marion closed its doors yester-
dav. The liabilities are not known, but
the assets are sufficient to cover every
tb1uy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-18
WANTED, TO RENT A STABLE
SELL HANDSOME
AHtANTED. A PURCHASER FOR

w ANICE DWELLING AND LOT OF LAND
~ CHESTER. Whl take ceriined checks
In payment. Address W. b. sIRorHER
an lG-3t Chester, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-18

Round trip TO Norfolk and Newport
News next saturday night ut o'clock on
the steamer ARIEL. Tickets also good TO re-
turn Tuesday on the steamer Pocshontas.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-18
For Over Finy Yelrs

Mrs. winslow's Soothing Syrup has been
used for children teething. II soothes the
child. softens the gums. allays oil pain,
cures wind collie, and Is the best remedy
for diarrhpa. rs cents bottle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-18

IovpoN, August 1.-THE HAMBURG
American Line steamer Columbia. which
sails tomorrow from southampton I0T
New York. will take consiguments Oh eold
xaluad at 81 10000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-18
to Norfolk and Return
riH
PETERSBURG AND NORFOLK AND WESTERN
RAILROAD,
Sunday. August 90. 1893.

Special train will leave Byrd-street sta
ton at 7 A. NJ. arriving at Norfolk IN time
TO make connection for Ocean View and
Virginia Beach. Returning train Will
leave Norfolk Mt =. NJ.
Tickets will be good On this train and
date only.
For tull information apply to
X. W. COURTNEY.
District Passenger Agent.
s3S east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-18

fiiy telegraph 20 tho Dispatcn.l
New York, August 1.-THE Clearing
House Loan Committee issued S36o,OOO
worth of certificates to-day, making the
total TO date S37 $50 600.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-18
xXrANTED o. NEAT COLORFD

W GIRLS 20 90 North 20 DO general house
work. Also. FARM HANDS and COOKS near
baltimore, Nd. WIDOW with daughter IL years
old lwhitel wants homo in Virginia.
CHARLES H. SMITH, labor Exchange.
au 4-F,SuAW Ibla rankin street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-18

LEVY s. DAVIS. Nos. 1, 3, and east Broad
street, are closing out Summer Dress Goods at
rock bottom prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-18

Round trip to Dutch Gap on the steamer
Ariel at O'clock this evening. Returning,
will arrive at Richmond at L. Nj.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-18
Packing-House Fails.
Isy ,elecraph 70 tho plspatcn.l

IHy Telegraph 20 mo HSUtFoH'I
Iowa CRY, Ia, August 1.-THE Iowa
City Packing House was yesterday put ~
the hands Of receiver. The capital Is
Si2O, 900 aud the Liabilities are nominal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-18

WANTED. A POSITION Any
w WHERE As PROFESSOR or VOCAL
AND INSTRU MENTAL MUSIC. By q gentle
man who IA pronounced an excellent violinist.
pianist, and vocalist, and who II all around wen
experienced IN conducting aud instructins VOCAL
and Instrumental organizations Address AhI-
Isl. post-onlce Box 1886, Washington. ID. G.
an 1879
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-18

LEVY & DAVIS, Nos 1. 3, and ., east Broad
street, have n splendid lot Remnants Fall Dress
Goods Mt attsactiyely low prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-18

II your back aches, or yOu are all worn out,
good for nothing. II Is general debility. BROWNS
Iron BITTERs will cure you. make you strong,
cleanse your liver, and give good appetite
tomas the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-18

LEVY & DAVIS, Nos. 1, 3, and 5 east Broad
street, ia the best place to buy your Carpets,
Lace-Curtains, Wlndow-Shades, and Oil-Cloths
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-18

LEVY & DAVIS, Nos. 1, 3, and east Br0aC
street, carry tull stock OF Genilemen's Fur
nishings and Umbrellas
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-18
HOTELS.
FOR SOUTHERN PEOPLE
THE ROCHESTER.
FIRsT-CLAss NEW EUROPEAN HOTEL

WITH CAFE,
CORNER TwENTY-fHlkD STREET AND
In The cbolcast residence district, overlooking
Lake Michigan Halt block from rwenfy-se-
cond-street depot. Illinois Central railroad. main
line 10 Worlds Fair, With cable street-cars with
theatres In few minutes; o-cent fares. House
has modern improvemenfs--cleyators electric
lichts, paths. etc., for comfort aud consenience.
Moderate charges Family parties, clubs, OF
others Waiting the fair can obtain terms for
single or suites on either european or American
pIaa. U27-lm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-18
tALARY OR COMMISSION TO
NJANrED.-LADIES AND GEN.
WANTED. SALESMAN ON THE

w road to sell advertising ards aud calen-
dars on commission direct irom tho manula;-
turor. Can mako $50 per week. ADthk-
w lf,-endI2 u
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-18
nfpnnT Is ID nRrNsNIcE
necrss Anpointments.

WASHINGTON, ID. c.. August 1.-THE Sc
cond lot of nominations or recess appoint
meuts reached the Senate to-day IN the
shape Of list Of nin,y-one names, seventy
SIX Of which were those Of United States
consuls There were eleven Treasury Off
cials. beginning with Assistaut-Secretary
Scott Wlke. If Illinois. and including
comptrolcrs and auditors aud four coilec-
tors OF customs IN the South and West.
CONFIRMATION.
The Senate made its first confirmation
in executive session-that of Bradley Is.
Smalley. Collector of Customs for the Dis
trlct of Vermont.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-18

Liver Troubles.
BillOusness, Constipation. Sick-Headache cured
with DR.. DAyIDs Liver Pills. Tue mildest and
best liver medicine known-25 cents tor twenty
five pills; five boxes for 81.
OWENS & MINOR Drug COMPANY,
Richmond, Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-18

At Baltimore: r. B.H. 7.
st. Louis......0 100000 o II
Batteries: Mcmahon and Robinson A.;
Hawley and PETIT.
At Philadelphia: R. B.H. E.
R6stons.. ......O1O2O 22Ox-7 IL 2
Pblladelphias. o 10000 % II 3
Batteries: Staley and Merritt; Carsey
and Clements
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-18
VIRGINIA COLLEGE FOR YOUNG

NIcGUiRE'S BOARDING AND
VA DAY SCHOOL, OPPOSITE MONROE
PARK. RlCuNUND.-four University men
t.acners in Upper school. Three ladies' m
tbe Lower" Best recent "COl eye Record
shows f,ur degrees and Twelve diplomas taSen
hy eight representatives IN tho University or
Virgina Frs entrance day for twenty-ninih
session SEPTEMBER ION. For terms b., see
,ir.ulars IA booE st0res and upper Maln-sirect
drugstoref, or apply % JOHN 7. MCGUIRE, No.
Z north Belvdero street
an 10 IS. F6Tu3w&td3w( e1su)
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-18
SUMMER RESORTS.
CoIKT ORDERS.
VIRGINIA: IN THE CHANCERf
Y CoIrRT OF THE CITY or RICHMOND
THE ID DAY OF AUGUST, lso5'


In IA. p,a,ter Of the estate u Ann x. Orne,
sonetiues called Mamie L. Orme' deceased
A reuor, of tho accounts Of W. ID Cafoseil.
administrator OF Ann =. Orme. deceased. ana "
M. deb,s aud demands against SAN estate o.
Ann X. Ornle, deceased. having bcen hiea "a ,hs
ono. OF this court under the prosisions .ot map
rev I2I az the Code u Virginia, AID more MAN
one year from tue time Of the gaahncsuon %
said administrator having eia a. ~ 49,
n. II. Rlcheson, guardian Of WiDie W. orme.
solo dissrl batee Of sald Ann 4. orme. dsceAscss
!, ~ ordered that the creditors OF SAID Am :.
orms. deceased, or Of har estate. show csuse, y
any ihey can, before shls eoar, on me 30 DAT on
oCsIOBER, 1893, against the pay ment ana DE-
I,yary of inc salt estate q Ann .. ofms. ds-
ceased, 70 her distribute. without fsfuamng
nonts ana IL Is further ordered mat copy o.
this orster be published once weex Tor Tour soc-
cessiye weeks in tie DIsr,rca, nssspspsr pae-
bsh al in the city OF Richmood. ana thai ano.nsr
con, h. posted AZ sne front door 81 mo hnsttnss
Court OF tbs city OF kicniaond on We nrs. Mon
dsy IN August, ls93, and On tas srss Monday Ia
septsna Der. 1898.
A Copy-resfe: ~ a,nnrx go
CAxpwK.L b CALDWELL p q snfrN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-18

BY INNINGS.
12345G7s 9-Totals.
Irontous MD 90 90 2 D
Forest Hills......O 3 0 OF 90 l
Earned runs-Forest Hill, 0: Ironton. O..
Two-base hits-O Brien. Lett on bases
Forest Hill. (; Irouton. 3. FIRST base on
balls-By BlankensElp, /; by Bradley,
3. Struck out-By Blaukenshlp, b: by
Bradley. .. Umpire, Mr.. Aarragansett
West. Time of game, 1870.
NOTES FROM THE DIAMOND.
Ironton aud Forest Hill will play again
this afternoon, and vii probably have
large audience.
MIR. Penick Shelton, that clever second
baseman, has Joined the Nlrglnlas. ms
strengthens the team greatly. TOR Shelton
is the cleyerest base-runner IN these parts.
and a snappy inhelder.
The Forest Hill team will take trip
next week, PLAYING at Staunton; Lynch-
burg, and Roanoke, and conclude the
weeks programme with league game at
Petersburg. The game scheduled for next
Wednesday with the NlrgInlas Will be
postponed until the following week.
An exhb4.ion game of ball will be PLAYED
NEXT "Wednesday at Forest Hill Park for
the purpose of raising funds to purchase
suits for the Virginlas. Their friends Will
no doubt 90 in large numbers to the game,
winch will be q splendid exhibition OF the
snort. IL has not yet been positively de-
cided what club will play against the Viz
ginias. but il is probable the college team
will do so.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-18
sad Donbls Brown,ag'

TIE WINS. N. H.. August ia sad
drowning accident - rspcrted nom tho
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-18

Prices Reduced Oh Pianos and Organs.
All STYLES at Lees, sos east Main street
pace Block1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-18
Attention. Delarafas,


| Buy that Piano or Organ so long pro-
missed your family at Lees, s05 east Main
| street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-18
Gold from Abroad.

IBy teIegfaph 10 VH0 D77I7FV7"'I
New YORK, August 17.-Ihe steamer
Iahn. which arrived last night, brought
rSIg 65j OF gold from Southampton and
/ 0l7. 500 francs from Paris. Five thousand
I've hundred and seventy pounds, con-
slgned 10 the Canadian Bank OF Com
merce. is in transit to the Bank Oh Nova
Scotia, of Chicago.
MoEE OF THE YELLOW METAL.
SOUTHAMPTON, August 7.-The Trave,
from Bremen, hence Tor New YORK to-laV'
carries $4,000 IN gold Tor American
houses.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-18

Old papers for sale at - cents hundred
At DuPA ym ONCE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-18

Mantels. Crates, and Thing. IN various
styles and low prices, at
JoHE BowERs's. Governor street,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-18

WASHINGTON. August l7.-Dr. Wyman
TO-DAY appointed DR.. John Guiteras, pro-
fcssor IN the University of Pennsylvania.
and formerly "A passed Assistant Surgeon
IN the Marine Hospital Service, Sanitary
Inspector. and assigned him 10 duty at
Brunswick. DIR. GuItcTas IS one OF the
best known velow-fever experts IN the
United States. and will superlntend pre-
ventiye measures in Brunswick.
REPORT As To BRUNSWICK.
W,sHrNGIoN. ID. c., August 17.-Profes-
sor Gulterae. the yellow-tever expert. who
went 10 Brunswick. Ga, TO determine the
case Of Or. Branham, to-day telegraphed
Surgeo.. General Wyman confirming the
decision that thepatent had yellow-ieyer,
but SO far It does not appear that the city
j. IN any way affected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-15

Ncw-Nork, July a. ls'".
m m 1c a. min No,emn' .ht AID ",,t na
tncrr !, baro' 81 aa, tone To- lanr'. iE" U.s. , ,S' ~
Fc I'm, To- lo,A A. # 80, viii J." the r,l" "9
S Saa red 1. ,: N.Y." a1' - $500 - 90 a'ala
- d. isl 81 49, 90 G,n' n I..i. 80
mriiaa' ,. aoasi &c. DO p,a ri o5atl - -rcrn ra,
Ei INA; g." -.ir'' u"'' .- . r.l -,',an.' ~
SnIr.rs .r..at -,,,anl ot today a. H. too@ on, 'u
At l. e,. ~,,clai lot, factory nr~in- -ol from one
d.a,, =, a., n,f 2, - .t ..r .ionn.r. ra' ..
Tor -llt,Glr l,t- t. uc extent of r"lni'"r"h,, r d.,
,,' es'e net r.'9'' n,g up ,. '"l week. >5riS
r. an,r2 Stat pD. 49, 10 soy. pail - g.
ond- l,aio, d, nird, i70: ~'ale ea,r' haif-nl"l,
s@, STAT dairy wa.n tut ,itfa, soa-o''s: ~ %
~. .,i. a @lia,iG , r." H.t, ssac
dr,', 54oiec do seconds Iie' d. nird' i'sS Ia, ;
Wr-t"n a-"' nrh,I ",ua, '" Gr t' la
I,i,c. do ,..ord- laolG.c. 10 tthI,. .'.".
r> nrye want" all n% ,,o.S ' f.' i@.'c "
both color.l anl whit. .oi At S'-""c whit" ruTr 'u
~ n i ~ .r h,,,' demand and light, nrnor
rGlt Of ave. 81 Zane, quality at r ont -p"ria lo,
going a'uonay higher rlr ,h", -od ~ t,ar,,a iu
Yesterday ven 100 hoNc, l"r;,-"e lui '' G4
; S,, ,, at Sui g rl Lnr2 Tsc ' . coS
s'-aoc 10 Whit. flnry s.g'c a? rha''' .,oi. g.
dc AR - soof -o-',-; inr, SKIM, 'he'iSo ana
ncrhbo. Ing courtc- choice . d. 4ooi t, prime S"' zoe
do .n'nnon fo fair 102i,c fun Skinis, 49,, , ,.,
Tho conditions - her"to1r" reported i"1i,N "
fancy pod show SOM >tcadlnc., hut tho great bulk ~
l. o detective quality and pressed for c az very
weak price. the main object beIrg 10 'iN't prompt >alr-
good huver- Stat an1 PENNSYLVANIA ne" -alI yer
doy,n iGaIGec: Michigan fancy. l'r n1rn l'2' .
Northern ohio ard Northern Indiana cooi 20 fancy per
doy. other Nr-icrn. per dozen. l1' south
western lp-- Of per dozen lir"l'''' '''o'u'' per
FRirfS 1TSer,rl->plc- ,t,dy. for rino large ?ei
w.l-uli.1 .tr,l L., iunfc pears easier some lois
of ,..or, a.hc, In TO-DAY shovel nnr quality ana sold
readily AZ nrmat rre- the bulk Or r"r"int- ar" SIN
d,fo,fl,e and DRAGGING At weak prices Iia E'rrl'~
finn Pn.nnerrles AMI currlntS drl but n'll I'M
banged Wn,crm,lons LARGE supply ana lower
A;,fc. ,.,rrhan Maryland ri ct't" -"
Il Green rcr craf icTsjc: do Norm - 4r"-
lina and VIRGINIA harvest choice per bhl - 90
= > 30 do Sor;h Carolina ani Nlr|,hln c"niLgh
pr.en nap c,atn or basket 30 1900 P'ar', ..eorgla
L. o'on,e u.r bl - l0a%4 do per 'ra'co -, az
do So'he,h rlap,, favo'it' per rr't; 4 Oar: o.
Snuticfn U,,rrt I.r craft y" -"'' Hn N'
icrr,. Xor,S Caruina per guart i,'- do Marylind
ana Dai,v',,. re-, aunt Gt1r. 10 IrfNN. per q ~
100 H. SiaTaarrrt Mountain nr o',rf 81"
d. .,r ,,, ,,- .r n"art -" d.. Nrr'H y nrd
p,a"arc Dor h''irr- per CE'.iia. tam arr. har.
pcr n TO- de- vh and "a ssn,y l1fsc n no.
medium i've 5asr d. small 2cir' i,ov red u VIZ,
rvcr red per a.toauart cup Sac q" Cmrronts ner
pint iesc do blackcap per ph'' '"a'' '''' W.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-15
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore, July 14.-Flour dun unchanged sales
1928 bbls Wheat steady; No red, spot and
July, 6oG65 1-4c August, 500 30 l-ec; September
II 1871 lac; steamer No red IS Lee bid, stock,
sl2.0i5; sales, 1900; milling wheat by sample.
6-a 60c Corn hrmer: mixed, spot, AZ l-2G4I 3-4c'
July A. l-2c bid August As l-s04o 3ec: septem
Der, A. lse 40 1-4c; stock, 94O,e65 sales 1900;
white corn by sample. 54c yellow do do soc. oats
quiet No = white Western, 81 l-2a3o l.2c; No =
mixed do. SO I-2d37c; stock; 3oos56 Rye quiet;
No ,. 5ec; stock, l3,s43. Hay very strong good t3
shade easier unchanged. Cotton nominal mid:
ding, Z 3-oc. Provisions quiet. Butter nrin
creamery, fancy, DC do fair to choice, 2O0 &c "
imitation, loa l9c ladle fancy, lIc; good W cnotoe.
l6c; sore-packed, 16c Eggs dull lac Gomez s'eaayi
Rio cargoes. fair. Is lac: No 7, IL Lac. susS
strong: graduated, j-8c. Copper unchohges'
Whishey firm, al 1879 TO-
Boston, Mass, July 14.-Markets quiet
Buffalo, July l4-Active demand for spring wneab
both spot and T. Sales, 800. bush No Northernt
roc 5000 do, 90 Lee spot 1900 do, H. % o.eo:
10000 do. 6o 1-sc; 10000 do, 81 1-SG eeci
1900 bush No Northern Minneapolis, I, o! l-29
So SOC closing, No l hard, 75c: No Northern,
50 lie No = Northern, SO l-2c spot; No Northern
G T. SO l-4c. Winter wheat neglected, No = red,
roc: No white, Il lie. Corn quiet flrmer. Sales
cars No yellow 45c; 10 cars No 3 DO, 44c,
G.4OO bush No , corn, 44c; 200 do AZ 34c cars
No 3, 43 lie IN store Oats scarce and strong.
sales. 1000 bush No white 36 lie, BE asked;
cars No 3 white, 80 3-4c, car No mixed, 33 14o
Ryr-oalcs. choice No = at % LIZ o6c. Flour
siraghts 81 2jdS3 30. Rye -four, 1898 35. Mill
feed firm unchanged Canal freights strong. boats
scarce wheat, lie; corn. 4G4 1sc; seed, l2c 70
Nov IOrI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-15
ELLISON PLANNING FLIGHT.
rur JUDGE FIXES THE BAIL AT $4,000.
A., s1ooLL LEARNED OF THE PRISONERS IN
TESTloNS AND SOUGHT TO
FOHESTALL THEN

n.,,rct Attorney De Iancey Nicoll has learned that
..,,k Ellison Is planning flight IN case he secures
80 On Thursday the Grand Jury indicted Ellison
~ assault In the first degree for his attempt on tie
W. q, W H. HenriQues June 9. As the defendant
49, already been convicted Of misdcmeanor for his
ar,t on Hugh Slevn, IL will be sentenced 10 ten
80. IN state prison shouh he be found guilty Of
tho crime
rv.n n the Jury by any chance chls ought 10 b.
. .,,rmely remote contingency should convict him
,v q, assault In the second degree, his punishment
mid be imprisonment for five years. In neither
.o.. would the judge have any more discretion than
=. would have when man Is adjudgcd guilty OF
murder in the first degree. 1t would be remarkable
:, gibson Gid not mediate flight with such shame
ahead Of him
Ellison was arragned in Part l Of General Sessions
..srday 50 that bail might be fixed In his case lie
has been behind prison bars since his arrest hv-
vs.ks ago bail being refused account OF the pre-
csrous condition Of his victim. Wien the big fellow
Entered the courtroom between Deputy sherhS Burke
and O'Donnell the trial OF in progress so
IN. prisene mis- evident diSpleasure. was shut up
In the pen" In few minutes he was siralened
q, the bar His counsel. Charles W. Brooke, stood
hss,ta him Assistant Di,trct-AttOney Mcintyre
arose and said
The District Attorney desires mo TO ask that bail
IN this case be fixed 100000 lie does this because
information has to him which leads him TO believe
that the defendant. if released BAIL will remove
himself from the lurisdictiou OF ibis court"
Mr. Brooke declared that the amount was excessive,
and that $3O less would be sufficient, the nature
a, ,le charge considered. Judge COwing remarked
that bail was demanded to punish the prisoner but
N secure his attendance when the trial was called
later he fixed 81 900 Tho bill.
Mr.. Brooke intimated that the prisoner could not
furnish that on Monday the lawyer Will prob
ably 20 before judge I'm the supreme Court to apply
for q reduction of this amount. Al any rate. Ellison
will renls.n In the IOmbs for some time.
Mr.. NiCOll would not say how he had learned tmt
Ellison was likely TO lice II admitted 10 bail
:udge Cowing afterwaTu said that hc had the case
OF Frederick May In mind When he fixed the ball al
such substantial figure. May was indicted Tor
assault In the first degree for trying 20 Kill ponce
man with a revolver. lie fled to south America when
sdmittet 10 pail. and returned only few months ago
II Is more than likely that the Indictment VIII be
dismissed and May will hcicfore escape without pun
ishment Ellison would naturally have this case in
mir
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-15
PRICES IN THE MARKETS.
FRUIT IN ABUNDANCE AMP OF MANY VARIETIES
LONG Island VEGETABLES.


LONG ISLAND VEGETABLES.
The s,Iendd.looling fruit from California continues
to I'll large space the show windows OF the Broad
way fancy fruit stores and to swell the profits OF The
dealers. Plums, aprcOs and peaches have been IN
USUALLY abundant total of about thirty cars Of fruit
a week coming East from the Pacific slope. Cali
fornia Bartlett pears also coming now, and the
Royal Anne and Tsrtaran cherries are sl TO be had.
although the price OF California cherries has risen be
cause OF growing scarcity of this much-desired
and handsome fruit. one auctioneer OF california
fruits says the carload Of cherries he sold brought
So 200. than the first carload Of the season
Eastern fruit is here likewise in constantly grow
Ing volume. The South is sending forward larg"
quantities Of watermelons, and from tennessee ana
North Carolina are coming some excellent liberia
peaches and other varieties, as well a. lie 'ohe pears
Watermelons retailing rs low as 20 ana 20 cents
EACH and Eastern peaches can be had for 80 cents TO
81 q crate. 80 cents quart New-Jersey cherries
cost IS and 70 cents a pound NewJcrSey hothouse
grapes. 81 so pound, and Delaware grapes, 80 cents
a box. White currans come in little boxes or has
kets which retail al cents box or cents pound
To Illustrate the growth OF the fruit auoton business
In this city ii be said that ON one day this Week
a well-known auctoneer sold In this manner seven
refrigerator cars. containing 10000 packages OF
Reyal apricots Alexander peaches Tragedy prunes,
Royal Hative and ~. Catherine plunS and Royal Anne
and Tartanan cherries also refrigerator car con
tanning 700 crates OF tomatoes from Crystal Springs
Miss. and car containing 1000 baskets Of Georgia
grapes Of every variety. II Is now proposed 10 add
bananas 10 the list fruits thus 10 be disposed or
Celery, white crisp and sweet, IS coming 10 market
from the famed gardens about Grand Rapids ana
Kalamazoo Mich II sells AT IS cents a bunch.
Green corn is coming In now from TIE TRUCK farms
OF South Jersey and be had for % cents dozen
ears, CuCumners cost 10 . cents each ana nre
fine and large From South JERSEY and the southern
states tomatoes coming. when COS from ~
cents up 10 80 cents qU0r. Long Island green
peas Of the Champion. Great American, NATIONAL
and T,lephone varieties be mad iOr 20 cents a
half peck and sti1ng beans from the same heishDor
hood cost only 10 cents small meaS sure.
demand Holsters from seg1d" resorts mas
depleted the supplies so mn'h that the price OF i've
Holsters has gone NJ 10 cents pound. tlhlna are
also axpensive owing to the law regulating the
size OF claims which permitted TO be sold Little
Neck clans opened. cost 50 cents hundred ana sOl
clans In the Shell 80 hundred