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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-04
relerrnphio small Talk.

The Albuouerulue (N. ny National Bank sas-
pended yesterday.
The Bullionyills Reduction Works. Phoebe,
New, were burned Sunday. Loss, over SlOU,-
600 : Insurance. SoO,OOO.
The jefferson county bank, Golden, COL
made an assignment Yesterday. lOtal hspiI'-
ties, $40 53S; assets sll l,3SO
Freiburg Brothers. one of tho largest whole
sale LIQUOR firms In Cincinnati. failed at noon
vesterday for 100000. Cause, strlngency OF
tho money market
The American National Bank. Lendville. COLI
failed 10 Omen It's doors yesterday morning.
No statement OF assets and liabilities yer.
The probabilities are that the bank VIII re-
sumo.
Secretary Herbert yesterday appointed Lieu
tenaut Singer Chief Of the Bureau OF Naval IN.
telNgence ia the place Of Commander Chad WICK
who was detached and ordered as CHIEF oil the
Bureau Of Elupm ent.
lIIt is reported that q futile attempt was made
10 wreck the train OF tho CZarewitch near Duna-
burg Government Of Vitebsk, Russia, while ne
was on his way to London to attend the royai
wedding. No particulars.
Admiral Erben who il now Mt Queenstown,
Ireland, In command Of the American warship
Chicago has acco Nted an invitation from the
MAYOR OF Cork to visit the AGRICULTURAL show IN
that city and TO meet Lord HOughton, the lrlsh
Niceroy.
Secretary Carlisle and MRS. carlisle anu tneE
sOn Lozan Carlisle, were 10 leave Washington
ihis morning for Chicago, Secretary Carlisle 10
be- absent two weeks, during which time AS
misunderstanding Hainln will act as secretary
Of the Treasury.
There was a slight run on the Williamsburg
f}rooklyn, n Y y savings Bank at 10 O'Clock yes
terday morning Nearly 1000 persons crowded
10 get into the bank as IL opened. and until noon
Hundreds OF anxious inquiries were made, but
in most cases the nquirers went away satisfied
Mr.. McAdoo, Assistant Sscr etarY OF the Navy.
left Washington yesterday for months leave
of absence lie stopped in Philadelphia, Wnere
he delivered an address at the picnic ana an
nuai games OF the Ancient Order OF Hibernians
and will go 20 Newark, N. j., to-day and de-
liver an GRAFTON there.
Robert Breckihrdge, son Of congressman W..
c. p. Breckinridge, and Edward Simms, Of Paris,
Ky iSnose father IL the wealthiest man IN
Bourbon county. KY, met in personal en-
counter saturday on Broadway. Lexington, Nv,
the result OF which was the severe wcunding OF
young Breckenridge and a visit To the staIion-
house BY the young men. The fighters made
up az the station and were released on ball
Replying to r. question asked In the British
House OF Commons yesterday by Mr.. john
Redmond SIR. Gladstone intimated that u was
the intention OF the government TO appoint q
toiaI con mission 20 inquire into the financial re-
lafions between Great Britain aid Ireland MI.
Gladstone added that the sltfinge OF the com
mission would not begin until the excitement In
connection with the passage OF the hoIne-rule
bill had subsidef.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-04
mANcAssreR,s NEWS CHAPTER.
How the Fourth VIII BE 0bserved-Per-
o,ai md Other Items

To-day being a national holiday the bank
railroad shops, post-onice, municipal onees''
etc. win DO closed. Most Of the stores VIII De
oman for a short while In the morning' ana
the proprietor and clerk win take h9la ny
Cbe.ierfleld il a famous place Tor plc-hlcs' qua
a Number OF parties have ARRANGED 70 a.s
day outing fofest-iiill PARK viii 10 o. doue, %
crowded. and two gaines OF bail WIZ Do pMyeu
=, ~. nary. The stars. M amsteur orsaniza-
t,on. win 20 10 Hanover and cross bats WIN
Tha musi, al stockton-ssreet Baptist church
has peei, improved by the addition OF q eornet'
,sheh will be used ct the services IN the future.
Dn seco,,ni OF the weather Sunday afternoon
th., Attendance upon the meeting OF the MISSION
nry society was not icrge, bnt the meeting was
: yepy interesting one Rev. w. y. Hines deliver
inean address. -, u.,-
chester district In Chesterfield county VIII %
held n the public school building IN swansporo
Tuesday night. July 1lth, AT BOO vcioss. ~
sle,t delegates ~ tho state Convonron mn'on
,,.sa,s 4. kscnmpnd next month. The eissriet
vill be entitled 70 four delegates.
Rev. Or. w. v. Tudor preached ~ esoQuens
.sss,on ~ ina Central Methodist church tunoay
morning. Many members nom other chufcnes
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-04

and CITY throughout Tennessee, over ob,scsiona-
ble insurance laws passed By the last Lexisin-
turc. Nearly every insurance COMPANY doing
buslress 10 the State will nj once suspend ope-
rations until such time as TIE Objectionable laws
hear m IA believed that Governor Tirney will
cail the Legislature I'm extraordinary session o.
once. There seems TO be no other way out u
the dificulty. The Legislature IL being Dc.
nounced as the sorriest law-inakins body tnxt
ever assetnbIed In this state. by tnsir mistakes
they have not only impeded business, but the
taxpayers muss foot the bill for an extra ses-
sion. This city will take action tomorrow night
and urge the Governor 70 call an sxtra session.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-04
r.,.,., o,u, R,ank,pp.hip.

The remains Of Mr.. James Alexander Bisns-
ingship, whose death was noticed 10 SUNDAY
DISPATCH. arrived In Richmond py vay OF me
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac ral-
Recommended by the wife and brother OF the de-
ceased and the party was met at the depot py
number Of friends from this city and h@ncnes-
ter. Many others would have peen preseh' na"
The body was taken direct TO lakewood, wnere
tho interrnent was made. the funeral service OIL
the Episcopal church being read attne grave py
Rev. l. w. Burton, Of 81. Johns cnureh.
eraI days She Is stopping at the home oil Dr.
a Y RianLinrshin. on Church Hi.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-04
RAILWAY TAXATION.
TOTAL VALUATION or ROADS, $25,-
600, ooo-AssessEo, st25,ooo.
Special Term Of Chsrokss Court ordered :
Camp Equspnee shipped 60 Carolina
Cfty-Dividend Passed.
lspeci.l ,olesram . the pisua.ca.l


RAIsrGH, N. G., July 3.--rne Railway Con-
mission has practically completed It's assess-
mcnt OF the seven railways for Tar asion. The
total value as assessed and reported BY the Sec
rotary OF the commission closely spproximates
s25, 100000. The Raleigh and Castor railway
Is for the nrs; time assessed. having hitherto
been exempt from taxation. II IL assessed ss
1926. 0O0 or az the rate OF $4,000 per mile. The
Wilson and Fayetteville division OF the WI
rnington and Weldon railway. which has nov
become the main line, is assessed at $4,000
per mile. The rates OF assessment OF the West
ern North Carolina railway ard It's branches re-
main the same as last year.
CHEROKEE court.
Governor Carr to-day ordered q special civil
term of Cherokee Superior Court 20 begin July
3Oth. 70 be held by Judge Graves
Grand-Secrotary B. II. Woodeii' !. " ~ F. f.
left to-day for Greensboro. which place VIII DC
his home Is well as his Official headquarters
Rev. Joseph D. Miller. who was ordained an
Episcopal deacon last week, preaenea Nus hls'
sermon here Yesterday. n,
The only child Of Mr.. Josephus Daniels, late
editor OF the state Chronics, died here yesterday
afternoon: aged is months.
Police-Oflcer George Dupree died very sud
denly at bic home hers yesterday
CAMP AT CHAhLOfIb.
The Quartermaster-Gcnerai today shippea
from the State arsenal the tents and camp
eauippage for the encampment OF The FIRST ana
Second regiments at Carolina CITY. frepara.
lions are being made for the encampmcnt (nos
snder orders) OF the Third and fourth regiments
and some South Carolina troops a. Charlotte IN
August
Yesterday mornings early train on It's way here
from Burlington beheadeda negro man VINO
must have been asleep on the track
FUNDS EXHAUSTED BY TAXES.
The Wilmington and Weldon railway has
Z" passedp its July dividend. the reason given
being that the payment Of the $4,000 OF back
taxes in compliance with the act OF the last
Legislature did not leave enough funds TO meet
tho dividend. 81,
Miss Rachael c.. Cornott, graduate oil
Martha Washington College, Is appointed pro
lessor Of modern Languages at Greensboro re
male College, President Reid informs me to-day
The Western North Carolina Teachers Asso
cistion is in session at Waynesyille-
DIR, David A. Hogee, OF Grover. Clevelanc
county. who was shot through the lung by W. G.
Rtters June 10Th, died Saturday
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-04
Mrs. Davis and Mrs. Grant.

CRANsToN's, y. Y, July 3.--Mrs. Jefferson
Davis, nor maid, and Miss Winnie Davis de-
parted from Cranston's at 1880 this morning
oyer the New York Central road. They go
direct to Narragansett Pier. X. l., where they
will remain during the season.
All the guests OF the hotel, including Mrs.
Grant, took their leave Of Mrs. Davis last night
The parting between Mrs. Grant and hrs. Davis
was very affectOnate, indeed. 49,
Mr.. Davis and party, IN company with MISS
Mary ID. Pell. drove 20 West Point and witnessed
the-parade last evening. Later, on their return
TO the hotel Mrs. Davis remained Ia the largo
parlor during the entire evening and sat con-
Yerslnc with Mr.. Grnnt most OF the Tune.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-04
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, Nd, Jsly 3.--C)ttou nominal;
miadIing, SIC Provisions quiet ana en-
changed. Butter quiet creamery, fancy, 32c.;
DO. lair 10 choice, lsa2lc.: do. imitation,
I9c Eggs dull at l5lc. Coffee steady no
cargoes, fair, ING: No. lo>Saloesc.
sugar strong; graduated, ll-lVc. Copper
unchanged. Whiskey nrm at sl.lsasLiv'
Peanuts unchanged.
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.
CHICAGO. July 3.--cstte-Receipss, 1880
head. shipments, 1850 head. Top steers,
AZ ICas5. "a: others, s4.50as+.90: coarse and
rr.ssers, s375as+50; Texans, s2.7Oasd7o;
native COWS unchanged. .,
Hogs: Receipts. $4,000 head; shipments,
Z 600 head ; mixed, s5. 4oss5s0; prime heavy
and butchers weights, s5.9oaso; light, zoe
sheep: Recsipts, 10000 hesd; shipments,
A 600 head: stockers. s2.25afalo: natives,
stas5. so: Texans, s4ss4.30 westerns, e4.aOs
"a 80: lambs, s3.50aeh5O.
NAyAL-sToRE Markets
WILMINGTON. n. c., July 3.-Rosin arm;
strained. s3c. good strained, 9oc. spirits tur-
pentlne, nothing doing. Tsr nrm at 81. Cfuas
turpontine steady; hard. 6Sc.; son. sL4os
virgin, s1.4os
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
(lteportsd tor tho Dispaicn.i
NORFOLK, VA, July 3--Asrkes auiet. PrimA
3S4a4c. extra prime, A1<c.; fancy, csc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-04
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.


NEW YORK. July 3.-AfIairs at tho Stock Ex.
change to-day were extremely dull, the trans
actions reaching the paltry total OF $1,000
shares, Of which 5000 we're unlisted.
BAsAEsIsg.
The absence OF leading operators on the street,
as usual on the eve OF the national holiday, IN
duced traders who are bearishly Inclined 10
hammer the list at the opening, and especially
as the early quotations from London showed
considerable decline from Saturday nights nnAi
figures. Manhattan fell on 2A; Northern Pa-
cinc preferred, PA; Union Pacific and Chicago
Gas. 1IS, and the rem ainder OF the list v to u
per cent As the day advanced tho market as
sumed frmer tone and prices imp owed " 70
~ per cent. on comparatively light offerings.
The TRADING yEArURELBSs.
The trading throughout, however, was 80 small
that no special Significance could be attached 10
the fluctuations at any time. The improvement
during the afternoon was largely duo TO the let-
up In the strngency In money, round amounts
having been offered at from 20 per cent, as
against 15a25 per cent during the morning.
The July disbursements are beginning to have
their eject, but u IL not expected that the rates
OF interest will settle down 10 q permanently
low baes for some days 20 como at least.
TBg CLOSE FIRM.
Tho market closed irm In tone.
Sub-Treasury belances-Coin, s70,V97,O0O;
currency, ga, 10000.
Money on call has been easier, ranging IRON, ,
TO 25; last loan At 3 and closing offered at ..
Prime mercantile paper, Gas per cent.
Sterling kxchange Ia Arm: posted rates.
s4s216asi.s4h; commercial ILLS, s4.SOa
sf.S3
Government bonds stronger. State bonds duh.
Railroad bonds quiet and firm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-04

lr Epps wes interrupted bere by Mr.. Galeop,
-4 laid; e" 1 Geo that Hr. RpDs had lis s,s,s
~ uPya me when be made hts fsmars
~.i tle re"sphper article. ! should Ike 70
l.ss u be Lac r6setencs 10 msfs
all ~, ST. said Mr.. Epes, "Hoxeysr, n
~ ~ Eye sistsQ that hs did tot MAX tkst Ar.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-04
ARRESTEOIN BALTIMORE.
barron to lie Brought Back for House
Observation-Disclosures

The GRIND jury Of the Hastings Court met
Yesterday morning and returned number OF
truo bills of indictment. One was against John
Barron, charged with felonionsly breaking into
tho store OF Peter Chiocco and the larceny OF
number Of articles. barron was arrested IN
baltimore on Saturday. and Captain A. b.
Guigon, who Is acting Commemorative Attorney
during the sickness OF Colonel SpotswOod. yes
terdny secured a rOqulsition upon the Governor
OF the state OF Maryland for the prisoner. Ser
geapt John Hall viii 60 after Barron.
The other indictments for felony were as FOL
lows:
frank Fosset, charged with the same crime as
that Barron il accused OF (he being now In laiD;
Lucy Howard, charged with the larceny OF S496
from Goodman Davis: Charles Lucus dt'ds
Charles Lewis. charged With an assault upon Mag
cie Bell lccloredl, aged II years; samuel Mer-
rlweather (colOred), charged with malicious
assault upon William Jones; James smith
tco.ore,D, charged with malicious assault upon
William Walker: James Tuck, charged with
biramy. , 49,
against Charles Beale, }. l.. Baker, Samuel
carter. William Dennis. G. n. Gregory Vwo),
Richard Isaacs, Sidney jackson, julius kluDer,
Wunem Lenier, r. f. Murphy, BENJAMIN no
berjs General Valentine, Pat Willis. Jonn
Walker Robert Lawrence, William Rowland
The court will not be III session to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-04
WIND ANo A SHOWER.
4 BicycIist Comes Near Being caught oT
an Electrician.

The sudden wind-squall which swept over the
city about half-past 3 o'clock yesterday AFTER
noon raised a cloud OF dust, banged shutters
and signs IN lively style, and sent pedestrians
fiyipg indoors. No damage was oone, anu u
rain followed. which cooled the aItnosphe'e Gun
sideraDiY. ,rarx NOR.
Durtng the blow bicycllst made very mar
row escape lust In front Of the DlsPAfoh once.
lie was riding ahead OF streei-caf Nho. JUS
,vhasI stunned Seeing that he was IA TO- o tam.
,ae ba surceeIsd ia throwing bimsen beyond
The rails but the bicycle fell ia the MIDDLE Q, me
track The latter was struck by the ear, on, me
motJr.man succeeded m checking up Ve'v 1911 ~
aud excited crowd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-04
Frightfui Railway Accident.

MARION, IND, July 3-Mrs. John b. Heath.
Miss Da,sy Hummi, and Miss Eva Onrig were
crossing the Panhandle track here yesterday
afternoon on their way 70 oasAos ineesinE Ia
the outsxlrrs OF the q y, when .hey we're run
down hy the engine OF a passenger train going
M a terrific speed. Miss 0nrig was killed In
SANITY, being literally ground 70 pieces; MS
Heath was dangerously injured. and Hiss Hum
mil also Injured, taough not severely.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-04
Na,s. from the County.

The new Board OF Supervisors OF Henrtco
county met and organized yesterday morning
by electing Mr. fiechisr chairman: Inc usual
rontine business was transacted and instructions
MS 10 vaccination were issued TO the physicians
recently appointed for that purpose.
Robert Robinson, negro, was Delore squire
Lewis charged with assaulting John Jones Inc
latter was unable to appear aud the ease had TO
be continued The row originated at a prayer
meeting in Newtown and Jones was pretty bad
Iv beaten and was also shot In the arm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-04
w.lnsdIn.na nelped rhem.eIve..

Thieves entered the residence OF MT =: ~,
Ha blistoB, No. zig west Grace stfeeh .et
snpeay morning aud carried OF god ~a,cn =
,oat. four hats two umbrellas, a ham, sewer az
cakes. five bottles Of wine, and some o,nea
tnings. the burglars also helped themselves
u a dainty repast. s,or ena
vent dovu.stGtrn, but the tnieYes were soue'
Tba police are investigating the matter
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-04
Am.rica Won the isouors.

The Richmond fremen, Ia common VIII s sre
s,.a,an ,hronghOut me rest Of shis country. arc
very much eiated over the reports THAT co,.lo
non, TIE (irand Fire Congress OF ell Salo!sng
Gently neid IN London. Tue American toa"'
.s rris,d on tho hOnOrs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-04
Indianapoiitaos Out OF Work.
rpv ,aIagrann IN tho DisDatch,l

INDIANAPOLIS. IND, July 3.-As result OF con-
tinnod stringency in the money market nearly
1000 men employed in various manufacturing
industries OF this city are out OF work. ma
iority OF the manufacturers have a large amount
of manufactured product on hand but the de-
mand mas fallen OF in every class Of business
WITHIN the asst month. and collections are SO
slow Jhat many factories will close down, while
others will continue, but Win reducei Iorce
Nearly every factory in the city is dlscharging
s)ne OF its mon, and many OF them say that
they are collecting barely enough money 10
kesn nm their pRy-rolls.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-04
SUNDAY OPENING, AGAIN.
One Fair Csnsississsr Says u Il . Down.
rtxhs Hss,srs.

rA8e kost0rss
lBy telegraph 20 ths Dispatchl
w0sLD's-vAn 0nouNps, CHICAGO, III. Juiy
3--The opponents Of sunday opening In Ne
national commission were eager 10 rsnsw tho
battle this afternoon. Canmisstonss Hund-
ley, Of Alabama, prevented resolution
with many preambles 70 the eject that
the commission place itself ON record
as opposed 70 the opening pf the gates
on sunday. Commissionsr fousiey. Of mime
sofa, 10 support OF the resolution, said: "Hss
sundsyopentng becn . SUGGEST say 40. You
have worked the poor man Tor oil be 10 worth
IL is Q downright nxxlc % Tar. New the
directors want twenty-five eent sdmls-
sion. The poor msn viii NOS pay tweuty-
ave cents for . four-ofths SHOW or . one>f1fth
show. The directors have worked the poor
dodge too far already, When yoa mako Sum
day peupers' day you mako . class distinction,
and the poor man In this country wants A. good
show as the rfch man. Sunday opening N
paralyzed from this ame on
Commissioner Clenieunin. OF Arksnsas, said
be was tired OF the Commission giving ssmi-
assent 70 everything the Board Of Directors saw
1T to do The commission ccuid cclebxste the
Fourth Of July In no better way than oy do
cIaring Its reputation Of the directors action In
opening the fair Sunday.
The matter went over until Wednesday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-04

The ambulance answered the following calls
yesterday: 49, ,o
At12:10 "a. NJ. 10 Thirty-nrst and cary 10
colored man who was SICK. nc was 'aAe" W 'u0
almshOuse for treatment
Al $50 TO Tenth and Byrd to a white man
with eramp lie was treated and left.
Ats:IO r. NJ. 20 the Locomotive-Work 10 q
treated and left.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-04
TRYING to Secure His Arrest.

jamestown Tribe. Improved Order OF heu
Men at lis laat meeting took action IN reference
10 assisting 10 an ef1ort 10 secure the arrest OF
Maurice Hopkins. VINO murdered M. hehry :;
Parsnns a member OF that tribe. IL Ia expected
that the Other orders OF which the deceased WIS
a member viii take similar action Mt their next
regular meetings. All efforts TO ind the Where-
cbouts Of Hopkins have Jailed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-04
PICKETT CAMP LAST NIGHT.
New Members Elected Appointmsnt OF
Committees.

Committees.
There was a full meeting OF Pickett Camp last
night and thirteen new members were elected
Adluiant McCurdy reported that no to June SUN
the roll OF the camp numbered 2lO veterans.
The Commander gave notce lhat a,l arr
oni u,bers we're instructed 20 assemble atthe
Nlegnany depot at $3.50 O'Clock this morning.
Tue camp appointed the following commit
Fnance-C. 7. Loehr, p. p Winston, and W.
T. Woody. - ,,., 49,, n, T
Waller. ,,.G a T IT
Observation-Disclosures jennings, j. f. STAINS
berty. r.. ". Traylor, q. w. lyey, l. L. Lynch
Ani An Crewaiior. .-, =. A..
,naetipe OF ex.Confederates at Birmingham.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-04
Tsmnor.,vB Bank Removal.

The National Bank OF Virginia removed last
might 10 its temporary quarters on the south
edo NJ Main street between Twelfth and Ihir-
teenth, and will conduct business there nnth
their old banking house has been renovated ana
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-04
NJ. pa,,,.,, uou,e Nearly Undermined.

House No. 1I13 west Clay street, occupied by
the family Of Mr. Joseph Rennie, was nearly
undermined by the wafer lroui 'he noat on a..
household are absent from the city, and no one
WAS IN the building ct the time OF the Storm
Last night one Of Sir. kennies relatives look
steps 10 prevent the structure from collapslng,
hut n il stiI in an exceedingly unsafe condition,
and one side is liable to fall at any time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-04
FAILURES DURING '93.
The south Has withstoOd the Financial
Crisis Best of All the Sections.
(By Telegraph TO the Dispatch

CHATTANOOGA, TENN, July 3-An analysis OF
the statistics Of business failures In the United
states for the first six months Of this year by the
Tradesmdn discloses the fact that the southern
States have withstOOi tho financial crisis better
thaa eny other section Of the country Tho
Trddes1ndn's figures show that while, the total
mum Der OF failures in the United states was
Is 2-5 per cent greater for the hrst
half OF 1893 than for the corresponding
period of 1892 in tho southern States the To-
crease was only ono and three tourths OF per
cerf. The assete OF embarrassed nrms In the
same period for the whole Of the United states
increased 260 per cent, whereas In the south
the increase was only 100. The liabilities for
the whole country Increased 200 per cent. over
the same period OF last year. and for the South
the liabilities increase was 100 per cont.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-04

lBy telegraph to the Dispstchl
" WASHINGTON, ID. c., July 3.-forc-
ram cast for twenty-four hours-from mid
sss might to midnight-sfor virginia; Gen.
3eraiy fair weather Tuesday; variable
winds; slightly warmer
For North Carolina; Fair weather, except To-
cal showers on the coast; variable winds; slight
ly warmer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-04

Genera. James @. fold passed ihroasn tne
city yesterday Afternoon on his way 70 in,esss
Conrthouss. where he viii speak at III oe,oca,
MS morning From Amelia Courthouse ne w
come baok 70 Midlothian, speaking there TINS a.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-04
Exciting Chicago Fire.

CHICAGO, July 3.-Fisn. Joseph y Co.'S dry.
goods house, on State street, was damaged to-
located in the most important business portion
Of the city aud the IRE created great excite
ment
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-04
Oaiy Right 60 Tell.
The Rev. Mark Guy Pearse. the epainen'
Tooftsh divine writes

"BEpYoED PLAcr, RussEIL SouAEE,
LONDON. December 10. 1888.
81 think il only right that should yea
Won OF how much use find ALLooc4's ro-
Sous PLAsrEas 10 my family ana aWong
those 20 whom have recommendeat nsu
/ ind them very bresstplate against
colds and coughs"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-04

The Foreign Mission Board met yesterday At
terno0n. but nothing definite was done IN tbe
matter OF selecting secretary to succeed Dr.
Tupper, who resigned recently.