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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-13
s.rIou, Accident to q Youth.

A white youth named Andrew CARRY
met with a serious accident III Rockets
last night while attempting to jump from
a street. car. In some manner he fell near
the conveyance, and one OF his hands was
run over 10y the wheels and badly lace;
rated. The ambulance was summoned
and the sufferer was taken TO the city hos
pital. where three OF his fingers were am
putated. 49,,
buIance was called to attend colored
boy on Ninth aud Cary streets who had
been struck with brick. He was treated
end lett with friends.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-13
THE WEATHER ~ RICHMOND YESTERDAY
was clear aud pleasant. The skies were
clear AZ midnight.
Range of the thermometer at the front.
NEW WORK STOCK MARKET.

Nzw YORK. July I2.-As VAS TO be expected
after the sensational rumors ia circulation yes
terday, trading on the resumption OF the bust
ness at the Stock Exchange this morning Was
attended with considerable activity and excite
ment. There was perfect rush TO SELL the re-
suit Of the costinu ned circulation OF reports re-
garding the standing OF certain capitalists
prominent IN the railway sorid. Names were
banded about freely. but no one In position 10
know the operations OF the parties IN question
could confirm toe stories put snoat IL cannot be
denied that there have boon heavy bquldstions,
and that TOO. In the best class OF stocks, but at
the same time q considerable proportion OF tue
business consisted OF selling Tor the short ac-
court. The failures at Londoo and the orders
& sell from that centre added 20 tue feeling OF
depression. Prices declined 1 TO 6li per cent
and were the Lowest touched for very long
m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-13
Supposed Horss-Ihief Captured.

INpeclaI tsIegrhn 70 IHV UIsVdIDH'I
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, July PIP. Z.
Browning Deputy Sheriff. arrested negro
near T.. NJ. Church, this county. with a
horse worth $50 in his possession that he
offered to sell for $50. The negro IS cup;
posed 20 be William Davis, who escaped
from the chain-gang recently:
Miss Louisa Shepperd. of Louisa coun-
ty, died in this place this morning.
Master Laurie PAYNE was kicked by a
horse inficting a severe wound IN his
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-13
One R.scued-rhe Oth.r Drowned.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dlspatch.l
ALEXANDRIA, July PA leaky boat. in
which were William Jackson and John
Thomas. l0-year-old negro BOYS, sank IN
the deep water at the mouth of the old
canal. and though Captain James Dean. OF
a sloop. Jumped overheard after the boys
he was unable TO save but Thomas, and
Jackson was drowned. This IS the second
bow that has been drowned here within
the past few DAYS.
Miss Josie Hubbard. of Richmond. Is
visiting friends III tins city.
Mayor and Mrs Strauss have gone to
the White Sulphur Springs for the sum.
mer.
Rev. I. II. Rice, of the Second Presby-
terrain church, has left for the North on a
vacation for his health.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-13

BEW.-Died. at the residence Of her pa
rents. No 401lf Louisiana street, Fulton.
Richmond, Va. LEE ELLEN, only daugb-
ter of Ellen n. and John f. Bew; aged 20
months and days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-13
The NiIes-Abhe NnptIal..

Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.l
NEWPORT News. July IA brilliant
marriage took place at st. Pa1ps church
thus afternoon at 4 O'Clock. the contracting
parties being Miss Ethel Able, popular
&. Niles. a prominent lawyer of Berlin. u.
Ii. The bride is the daughter of Mr. James
y. Able, a well-known business OF
this city, and her husband is the son of
Right Rev. w. W. Niles, bishop of the Do
cese os New Hampshire. The ceremony
was performed BY Rev. Charles Mayo, pas
tor OF the church, assisted by Bishop
Niles. The newly married couple left this
afternoon on the Old Dominion steamer
for New York on an extended northern
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-13
Professors ELECTED.


OBJ. meeting Il the Board Of Visitors
' lt1lcal College of Virginia yester-
'4F l' James b. McCuw WAS elected
rf I' i~'u.. Judge Crump. the
at bong unable 90 attend on ac-
'.. .D. al engagements % Mythevllle.
following members were prese nj {:
d. H. W. i1-siior % Petersburg Rev.
lAHefty %. D.. - Bichmond; Or. X.
Moore. a NvtLcWllc: Colonel Robert
rs,.'t. 0i Pulaski: Or. James IS. Nc
'-". u richmond Mr. George b. Harrl-
q bDfcr, Dr. Herbert n. Nash. of
.'iDlf Or. John y. Feudleton. OF Ma
Colonel J. g. Purcell. Of Richmond /,
.f "vutha,n Il. Meredith. Il Richmond /.
a. Thomas II. Barnes. u Fiwood DR.
Ii-s J. Mathews, Of Manchester. and
~ n X Baylor. II Greenwood.
li. NrCaw aud i.ssslter presented In
a.. 'iauce With a. resolution Of the board.
iutr ~ love aud respect 70 the metno.
. u' thr late Or. J. 5. Dorsey Cullen, dean
'i tho faculty and professor Of surgery.
WHICH was ordered 20 be placed upon tie
o.. rIs
T. p,n motion the board changed the
Pa. e.: The chair occupied by DR.. William
" Taylor RON professor Of chemistry and
hA-imacY 10 that Of chemistry and
Elicology.
Tie resignation Of DR.. J. S. Wexford As
liDietaof ~ diseases Of women aud chill.
t'ea va: received and accepted aud DIR.
pealoid Was thefeupon unanimously
oSlsa emsIilgs professor OF the same
'@sI' Ds's. ". iosg, OF Rsndlenan, n.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-13
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
Closing 1uotlt.ons a, the Sto;G B0ari
M. IL EI 4 .L--
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

Pete il,;ii Saw. 4 ms Co.,. 20 20 y
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-13
Ua,k One Wa. Looh Another.

You often see persons doing IT. and many
a poor fellow has stumped his toe or
cracked ais shins falling over some object.
You call them fools, but II may be their
brains are bemuddled by q torpid liver;
People suffering with Indigestion and
Dyspepsia get confused-the BRAIN Is mac
taking simmons Liver Regulator. the cure
for this disorder and for Biliousness and
Suck Headaches
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-13

CINCINNATI July l2.-Flour-Demnnd Fight,
weak, and unchanged. Wheat In tar demand
for hest: No. 2 red, 60c Corn strong; No
mixed, 42c. Oats stronger; No mixed.
32loc. Pork steady at $3.50. Lard nesistci
NJ s9.l2h. Bacon easy at sI0S7IssSll. Bulk
meats quiet at S9.S1yTssi0. Whtskey steady.
sugar In fair demand and firm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-13
u.a.,n,Cnnn,x Court.

Tho Henrico County Court was in SEES
sion Yesterday considering for the most
part civil matters.
$40 and required to give bond IN SlOO Tor
assaultine Martha Turner.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-13

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.i
WELDON. y. C.. July ll.-Nrs. j. H. hcGse q
hignly-esteemed lady Of this place, was knocSed
down ami painfully gored by one OF nor cows III
a stall In her cOv-lot yesterday AFTERNOON. nv
yirious brute had the lady under it, feet ana was
traInpiing on her wnen timely hoip arrived anu
she was rescued from almost certain ana nor
rlble death. This r. the second tune Mrt VI =
Gee has been attacked by the same COW. Whhe
her Injuries are painful they are not conslderel
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-13

INbpVtItl IVI IIIV IInpHFlaE'I
July 12.-AuctiOn offerings on Change To-
DAY IL packages and all sOld-hlghest price,
s22bO; lowest. $40; average, 1891.
Private sales very light
Revenue collections to-day, s1,i65 A.
No .0Ose sales to-day. Business very duh
Mr. Venablo Barksdsle II home from Halifax
county and reports tobacco growing very last,
almost too fast Tor spread.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-13
ponu,,., peleg.tes 10 I.ynchburg.

Patrick Henry Local, No. /, Industrial
Ieo,on. the Central Club OF the Peoples
Party in Richmond. held meeting las.
na,nes OF delegates TO the State conyen-
ton of the party, which meets ~ Lynch
burg on the ID Of August. Tho following
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-13
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES OF THE WORLn
Prices Of Money. Bonds. stocks. Grain.
Tobacco. Cotton. &e.. and ths
Weather Indications
fRr tslerrnph 70 the nlap.,cn.i

WASHINGTON, ID. c., July H.
lfllp Forecast for twenty-four hours
from midnight to midnight.--For
Virginia and North Carolina: Gen.
orally fair and warmer weather; south.
easterly winds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-13
VIRGINIA EDITORS IN SESSION.
Various Professional subjects Lenrnedly
pi.russsd--vis,t to Monticello.
soeclnl telegram 70 tho Dispaich.

fSDarinl telegram 10 iu' bl7phtoh'l
Ca,r1orrEsvuir. Va. july ~. The Sc
cond DAYS session Of the virginia Press
Assnc,ation began NJ Q o'clock this morn
mo A number of delegates arrived last
night and to-day. A committee was ap-
nointed 10 revise the constitution aud by
laws and 20 report At the next meeting.
:" The Country Newspaper a. Busi-
mas Venture and Its Relations 10 the
Public" was the subject OF paper read
by W. ri. Gather, OF the Ciapep'r EhDontM'
II. Y. Barham. Of the Petersburg lndtf-A D.
De1L. discussed Needed Legislation ; L.
~ Il. Russell. Of the Ners md Courier,
Ncrfolk read n paper on How 10 Run n
Countrv Weekly; A. G. Smith, OF the
Do.6J N,ars. Bristol. one on -" The Growth
of Inc Newspaper q. ". II. Tomney, OF
the CiLIen. Glade Springs. Influence OF
the Press"
ETPDFD IF015LATION.
resolution was offered that a commit.
rec ~ Eve be appointed 90 recommend
needed legislation, to report at TINS meet
ing. The resolution was SO amended that
the committee Will present Its suggestions
to the Legislature.
The nryileees Of the house were e1-
tended 10 MIR. George Baber, of the Wash
ington Posi, and he was accorded seat IN
the body.
The Treasures report showed balance
Of Sll9 in the treasury. A long llst OF DC
linqents was read.
AT HISTORIC MONTICELLO.
AT the invitation Of Hon. Jefferson Nj.
Low the ASSOCIATION adjourned at 1880 10
visit the CLASSIC shades Of Monticello.
! Vehicles were furnished by the liverymen
and private citizens. At the mansion Mr..
! Levy received the visitors WIN stately
/ conytesv taking each one by the hand and
bidding him a hearty welcome to his beau
| tIful home. 4 tasteful and sumptnouS
| lunch was arranged 10 which the visitors
/ did ample justice.
| AMUsE8iEETS.
| The Albomarle Light Horse, Monticello
! Guard. Fire Department. aud other or
/ carnations had dress parade, this alter
/ noon for the entertainment Of the visitors;
/ At the Opera-House thus evening vocal
! and instrumental concert took place
J winch the editors and their friends at,
I tended in large numbers. A number oil
! ladies accompanied the visitors.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-13
p,.xs,,,on n.,,er Than Cars.

Many persons are afflicted with SKIN k,
eruptions. boils, or ulcers. BTandreth
Pills taken freely will IN short Time en me-
Ulcers OF long standing have been cured
bv them. Carbunoies have been checked
In their inclpiencY by them. The wors.
fever sores. bed sores, aud the ike have
been driven from the skin by them. Uhly
begin iu time and few OF Brsndreths
Pills will prevent many sickness. 80.
Brandreth's Pills are purely yeastsu'e;
absolutely harmless, and safe 70 saAo ss
any tie,a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-13
MUSCULAR CHRISTIANITY.
A Methodist Minister Pitches q Disturbsr
Usadiong Out Of Doors.
fp-,.t....rA en- en-, Inapatchi

CRawFogpsvuLE. ISp.. July l2.-Dr. IL.
G. Neal, minister OF the Methodist church
at kirkpatrick. had Just conclndeu tenn
perance sermon Monday evening when D.
y. @. Evans, Que of the leading Prohioi-
tionists of Indiana. arose and began q
speech denouncipg all laymeu and minis
tiers not belonging to the Third party az
hypocritIcal knayes and rascals. Dr. Neal
called upon him TO desist, when Evans
started to abuse him. DIR. Neal finally
came down from the pulpit and threw the
disturber BODILY out Of doors, while the
congregation cheered enthusiastically.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-13
puford Club 10 Fulton.

The Fulton friends of Colonel Buford
held a large meeting at Donahue's Hall last
night and organized club by etecting the
following officers: William T.; Eacno, pre-
sideat S. A. Pyle. yice.president' aha y.
was ma ie by Judge II. w. Flournoy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-13

were selected; John I. ChappelI, w. o.
Yeaman. A. Nilcox. l.. l.. Lynch. Charles
King. H. lee Ragland. DR.. james F. Bass,
j. j. Quantz, and Herbert Duvall. other
delegates will be appointed at future
meeting of the club.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-13
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BATTInoas. July I@.-Ntrglnia 3r 6jl1 Bal
timore and ONO. = Baltimore ana QUO South
6L9 consolidated gas bonds 1005sal1014; DO.
stOck, 14lpabias.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-13
TIE SPIDERS BEATEN
.,sc,NAs DEFEAT TIE COLLIE
'H- CANS INA CLOSE GAME
,..,.., rxclting and Wen Played
a,,n pi,cher' 10 Good 'orm-i"e
Cfsnks satisfied.

,...+.-1,-s have won q camcl Yes
....,.sn beneath placid summer
~ ,he presence Of 200 excited
r. conquered Che wrgghng
.. r,r.,t-Hu Park after q despe-
....... Tho contest was an excel
.-aa start to flush Every
es. troo.,ious. The oar was
AMI tao htrd.organ, Which fur
Grafton for the ne.ghborng
t..s. sround ont a continual
rn... mprs " Pop Iatos soiI'
800. 90 rendering deci*"ns was
... ..otmuc-syrupto an 'hian, :
N.rg the "ruotcrs Went 20
they saw with JOY that the
which thcy have SO often
la. aeon covered 40 that tho
..... -eurch tae genial features
...'..-.
rt... rHIN3 UHIJ3HrFJl~
..t.rs was delightful. There
.t..v nothing % kirK about.
t.H ol .,.rpeJous individuals IA
....I complained because they
.. ...-.-vtlvpt ecatS. electric
-hauuague, bat after all,
..t expect che park managers
..rt...a tiiir-deci 90 the earth
..- thereon Tor the moderate
...tr.
. t.o marvellous suppic-jack
.I.~sat Newport News when
.t... occupied the box for tho
I.. wizard was IA wonder
b. '.ug himself INTO bow
.t. u'- legs around ms BODY
.. around s spool. and twist
..y INTO various and divers
....a.1rl lu faamug out clght
vh.s only two IarautulaS
..rt.rr. Herr'cs. tho catcher
tosluuott the wonder whom
.e-.. r his native chime. was
..taui acquitted himself well.
a.,>.rr's PRODIGY.
t.. prodigy from Roanoke,
Spiders. aud bis WORK WA
.zl ur uo means -u good 80
....N or other Francisco d.
wgs rot M 10 hls usual
.. several occasions he 'ei
-tt. through hIs beautiful
..,.1 stockings az the most
.. 'Ie game Scott went
.... with a sore hand, and as a
I. p'.ri mp "a nice Ettit
rsr.r- winch. with the a'd
rived d. the iun'ral-pyrc for
Virginia cr1.re-delder. would
..... .c balloon, which goes up
t.. afternoon u be decides Oh
t.. .lt-tc.i again. ky ,urnna
t.-...n upside down or getting
.i.- hiw the balls iu a SILVER
.. ..1ru % iI tAc position nc-
..' after a.I o. err i9 human,
Dc. ftI a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-13

pared with last night. pork "a down 4saSOr..
lard z.lss25c., and rios 3etsc.
Cash quotations: Flour easy; not much
change; No 2 sprins wheat, B5l4sG5sSc. No .
sioo5asis.67lb Lard, 81. 6gJssss.ss' Short
rib sides Qocssl, ss.s5sss.s1tf. Dry-salted
shoulders boxed, es25sss-5O. short-clsss
sides lboxedl. % 50sstO. Whiskey. sl.i2
Toe Leading futures ranged A. follows;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-13
APPOINTED.
coyo,nor Corr,o.dov ennointed the fol-

Governor Carr today appointed the fol-
loving directors Of the North Carolina
railway on the part of the state W. C..
Maxwell, Charlotte: W. F. Kornegay,
Goidsboro': ]. p. Allison. Concord; &. W..
johnson. Chapel Hill; J. j. Young, Po-
lenta: Rev. +. J.. Reid, Raleigh Lee =.
Overman, Salisbury; G.. h. Turner, wake
county.
Lieutenant Joseph b. Bachelor. United
States army. of this CITY. Is assigned by tbs
War Department 10 MAKE some special
experiments In regard g. rlile-tring.
These he hopes will result in the establish
mcnt OF school OF musketry instruction.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-13
Another O'Ferran Delegate.

fCorrospondenro Of ths kichm5r UIspatch'I
HAMPTON, Va, July 12.-ThIs county
elects delegates by districts, and Captain
". T. Daousherty was chosen IN WYtbe
District last night. He Is staunch Oter-
rail- man.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-13
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET,

FLOUK.-We quote: Fine, s2as@2j; super-
fine, g. 25a52.jO: extra, sJas3.2j. family, sia
s4.2J pstenl, 5t,5Oayi.7J.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-13

WagAT.-LongberrY, G5aB9c. Mixed, 02aO9c.
ShOrtberry. GOa6cc. No. red Csc.
CORN White prime Virginia, bag lots, ola
ne: No . white. olA5t L5c. No. mixed, acc
OATs.-No. : mixed, 35Iga36v. ~. > Mixed
3I1aa3Jc
RYE.-5SaB0c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-13
nIistnke asto CiIrs.
East RApFoRp. Va. July Y. I.

To ne Editor Of he Dispatch:
BY mistake Giles was included in the
list Of counties that elected yesterday. II
does not elect until next Tuesday. Please
make the correction. II. G. PEysTON.
Secretary Tyler Home Club.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-13
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Neon sets..,..,... o.la e'onins -. ..,'.' 49,
PORT or RlcHd0ND. July IL. is03
ARRIvKp.
steanship Ellhu Thompson. New York mer-
chandise and passengers: George W. Ahen y
Co., agents,
3 s,.amer Ariel, Deyo. Norfolk, merchaniiss
and passengers; irwin WoisIser, aSeat
stsamsnlo Enhu Thompson. New lork, tner-
cbsndIse add passongers; George W. Allen 3
Co, agents.
PoRToF JVLris' issa
lBy telegraph
ARkTyEn
pr,,,sn .,.amshtp Yedmondals, New ofieass
schooner {. A. White. Mes bedord
schooner l. N. Bsebee. Nov bedtord.
Schooner II. II. Croseh, NorioN.
sAILEn
Rrit,,h steamship Yelmondaie, koaen
American whaisDack steamship Joseph L.
AMERICAN steamship Orion, Boston.
schooner c. A; Campbell b3st S..
schooner James Boyce. New usven.
barge y X. Mead. Boston.
barge Movesink, boston,
Igrso Mystic, Beele. Boston.
FORT Oh WEST POINT. JrLr ls, 1894
lsy teissrsph-l
ARRlvxD.
steamship Baltimore. Bennett. Baltimore. pes
,spgers and general cargo
eAiLKn
ssssmssip Baltimore. BeanslA raitines~ -
seaxap ~ 1penA 0feN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-13
Our Daily New York Hotel Report.

Special Telegram 70 Tie DISpatcu.I
NV YoaE. July 12-R. l. Mason. Metro
politan j. Edel, Astor Mrs. l.. Borehefs'
Belvidere.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-13
IRrFD TO Kill. FLEAs.

A white man named Morris, whose home
is IN Craven county. nearly lost ms HE
day before Yesterday by a piece OF folly.
His house stood on piling three feet above
ground. The hcas became plague. and
TO rout them this genius covered the
ground beneath the house quite deep with
dry plne-straw, leaving small place clear
in tho centre. In thus he placed himself.
with a bucket of water. so that If t5e
house caught fire underneath ne could
put out the flames. Then he applied hre
to the straw. In moment 1t burned IKE
a furnace. Poor Morris nearly roasted
alive crawlcd out in desperate effort TO
save his life. His hair, eyebrows, &c,
were burned od. and the house was burned.
with all Its contents.
Rev Mr.. Slmms. who was called 20 be
pastor Of the Baptist tabernacle here,
telegraphs his acceptance, and Will come
from Texas By August lst.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-13

RICHMOND. July 1".-OFFERISGs-Wh 90
bushels Corn, l,2OO bushels. oats, 600 BUSH
els.
SALEs.-Wheat, 30 bushels.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-13
A FTRupR pEEIisO.

Towards the close. despite repeated efforts 10
demoralizo the market, q irmer feeling TOOK
possession OF the list and in majority OF ln-
stances stocks sold higher than last night
There wero several causes for the Improvement,
chief amoag them being the return iiow OF eur
renry 10 this centre. the easier feeling In money.
the further decline In sterling exchange, aud
tho probability OF additional gold imports. Tue
sum OF $500, 900 IN gold Will probably arrive from
Havana tO-morrOw, and u - reported that about
81, 100000 10 now ON the way from Europe it
il also stated that further engagements bsyo
been entered into for shipment by the steamers
calling IRON Southampton on saturday next
Tne influx would be larger hut for tho difncuty
Of obtaining round amounts of gold from tho
Bank OF hnglaud and the Bank of France. The
impression, however, is that II the exports OF
grain continue 10 increase a. they have OF late,
exchange will decline 20 point that will make
impOrat0ns feasible.
ADVANCES
The advances IN the last hour ranged from
70 4Aa per cent. The sflos aggregated $4,000
shares, including 3B.SSI unlisted
Sub Treasury balances: Coin, 6e,2O1, lo" f;
currency, sl+,642 747.
MONEY OK CALL.
Monoy on call active. ranging from 20 90
last loan at a, and closing offered az per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, Gals per cent.
sterling exchange quiet posted rStcs, ei.S2]sa
e.. $40: commercial bills, si.sOaSi.S3.
Government bonds steady. : ats bonds dull.
Railroad bonds weak.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-13
HE WAR IN WISE COUNTY.
Further Details About tho fightwit the
FIrmtnEs-Utstrry Of tho Feud.
sJ...i,t t.tog-ra., %, IN thu Dignafcl.l


Big SroSU GAP, Vs., July l2.-Ibe + le-
mings hayo been at large since the murder
of the Mullins family, detylng arrest. y
reward Of $500 was offered by the county
and $500 bv the Governor for their arrest.
DEPUTY. Sheriff John Miller with posse OF
tweutv-oue men camo upon them IN the
mountains on Monday morning before dnv.
4 foht ensued. IN winch Henau Fleming
was shot at ten steps range DY NlllaUl
ReufrO Ilenan's breast was nlled with
buckshot. one going entirely through the
body. Cal. also received tour slight flesh
wounds. Both managed 10 get away IN
tbe bush and darkness. Tho Sherid's par
Nv il still Ia search aul Will have them be-
fore they return. One Of the Shcrd's par
~ + lee Greer. Of COeburn, Va, before
the Goht took place was mistaken 10y jim
Maggard. also one OF the searching party,
for one OF the Flemings and was severely
shot III the hlp. there are doubts oil MS
recovery.
THE MULLINS MURDER
Cal. and lIcnan Fleming were accom-
plices OF Doe Taylor IN the bloody
massacre of the Mullins family at Pound
Gap, Va. IN which Ira Mullins. his wife, a
boy. and two other men were killed. Null
Inns was paraiyzcd IN both legs, coul d not
walk. and was moving with bis family
from Kentucky into Virginia. An old
fued existed between him AID TAYLOR, ana
many threats had passed. Taylor ana the
Fleming boys waylaid them on their way
10 Virginia. frs, shooting the. team and
then committed the five murders related
above and robbed Mullins Of 1880.
sENTFSCED.
TAYLOR was arrested several months
later At the September term. 1892, he
was tried III the Circuit. Court and sen
fenced 10 be hanged December 10th fol-
lowing. He appealed TO the Supreme
Court and last week the decision of the
lower court was confirmed. TAYLOR has
been kept IN Lynchburg Jail since he was
sentenced by tho Circuit Court.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-13
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