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The evening world., 1893-11-01
FIRE IN A Steamers CARGO.
After-Hold of the Herman Winter
Full of flames.
A Comp ,rtment Drowned Out and
Scorchsd Cargo Removed.

Fire was discovered In the cargo OF
the steamer Herman Winter. Of the
Metropolitan line, as she was passing
through He'll Gate this morning on her
way to Boston.
The ship left her pier at the foot Of
Carlisle street at .. so o'clock. An hour
later Chief Engineer MacIntyre dis
covered smoke pouring through the
matches over the after hold, where
about 800 bales Of wool and cotton were
stored. Maclntyre Immediately turned
steam into the compartment and aroused
Capt. Nickerson- The latter ordered the
ship TO be turned back. and the vessel
was sent back to her pier al full sped.
to Chief eastman. in command of the
fire-boat New Yorker. That craft was
made fast to the Herman Winter fifteen
minutes afterwards When the matches
over the burning cargo were opened
such a dense cloud OF steam and smoke
rolled out that the fremen could not en-
ter. Hook and Ladder 10 had mean
while responded to a still alarm. There
was no other course open 10 the tire
lines OF siN-inch hose and two OF three
inch were turned into the compartment.
and the pumping engines. Of the New
Yorker were started at full speed.
BY 6 o'clock the air below had
cleared sufficiently to-allow the work OF
hois;ing out the scorched carso 10 be
begun. Capt Nickerson said that the
ever and that the loss 10 the cargo will
be hu; a slight percentage Of its value.
= said that his ship would start again
as soon as the hold could be emptiei.
The evening world., 1893-11-01
s.OBENGUlA BEATEN.
ling Of the Matabeles Rstreating
with Remnants Of His Army.
ritish coIonists' Troops Capture
Buluwayo, the Capital.
lam Increasing Her Army-Gsnsral
Cable News.

.onntkIoNDoN, Nov. IA despatch from
,raiort Charter. situated between Fort
raisalisbury and Fort Victoria, in Masho-
~ aiand. announces the capture Of Ru-
mortwayo, the capital OF Mataeeleland
ielvhd stronghold or kraal ot King lo-
puv7sengula. by the British forces operating
wooxalnst the Matabeles.
soulThe despatch adds that several fights
,shs,ok place between the British and the
'9 Ntatabeles, and that the latter were de-
=. sat>d a in every case and that the power
shaf King Lcbengula is quite broken.
10 tut Is added that King LohenGula- q;
lng;s head OF the remnants OF his loyal
md npis. is retreating towards the Fam
hoofesi River. pursued by a column OF the
victritish colonists' troops.
SerssNo details are given as to the loss
the life, but the colonists are not be-
gonkved to have suffered seriously.
Th Buluwayo. 1t is also announced. has
,eriieen occupied by the column led by
whiea5br Good Adams as well as by the
~ ,,trce under Major Forbes, OF the In
he islilling Dragons,
fnd Accorting TO the reports received al
Sosesprt Charter, the troops under Major
benrprbes did nearly all the fighting.
The evening world., 1893-11-01
THE PACIFIC CABLE PROJECT.
sanSu!ne Hopes in Australia for Its
Carrying Out.

MELBOURNE. Nov. AL the colo
MICS display Erca; interest IN the visit
ct the Canadian Minister ~ Commerce.
and the cable project IS being heartily
supported. The coming conference with
Canada Is regarded as being Il the
greatest importance. Il j. said here
,hAt /, will b. held early next year ana
that Great Britain will send 4 delegate
- discuss the Pacific cable project.
The laying u the mrs; section " the
new cable WAS commenced ~ q Pm n.
New Caledonia. IN Avg. -, ami has
been completed to EuniAherE. one ct the
centres II the sugar industry In Queens
land.
The course which the new cable Is
INTENDED to take. j. from New Caledonia
to Fiji. from there TO Samoa. and from
samoa - Honolulu TO the flaming Is
lands. and from ihai point straight -
Vancouver. thus completing tS iele-
graphic circle vi the world.
The rulers ot the Islands which have
been included in the route u the cable
have promised subsidies.
The evening world., 1893-11-01
hUGG:D BY A DEAF hUTE.
The comely Subject OF Attack Had
the Hu9ger Arrested.

Mrs. Lillian Holborrow, Of S3 Column
bus avenue. has decided objections to
being hugged by strangers OF the street.
This was the reason for her appearance
in the Harlem Police Court this morning
as complainant against John Dougherty.
twenty-one years old. OF No. 81 West
End avenue. Dougherty is deaf and
dumb.
on the evening OF oct. . Ms Hol-
borrow was standing N the doorway Of
her residence awaiting the coming Of her
husband. Dougher;y came along on the
opposite side Of the avenue, AMI heck
oned TO Mrs. Hrlborrow 70 come over
TO him. The latter had known Dousher;y
from seeing him pass by the house. aai
knowing his attlict.on. ConJ=c;GraI that
he nigh; be in trouble, ani 80 she cross
Ell over to him.
pougherty took out pad Of paper and
pencil I have no girl" he scribb,@ -
Mrs HoIbor-ow. although so.aewaa,
frightened at the rlutes action. answered
word husband" MS '-'' " '.'''-9 N'S
Il VII aa,c So next week" wrote
Dougherty, uniismayei by the krowl-
fdse HSvs Sfh; Ms; yo H1iS35y2% ,5 Aai pF';e-
Mrs, Holb5rrow he'd up three fingers.
DoIcherty crossed his arms over hIs
breast, meaning tAa; he would Ike =
hug the far matron. and then Ne
ETAspei her and gave her a hearty
squeeze.
What was the matter with YOU -
asked Justice Feitrer Of DouGhe-ty. BY
means OF penc!. and paper, in court mi:
. morning.
Il was drunk" scribblei the mute.
You are rCai 81" wrote the Justice
and poUCker;y's lawyer added III
words: "NC-'r= dead lucky" DuuCher;,
thought - Too. for he paid his fine an.
hastily left The court.
The evening world., 1893-11-01

sCRAPERs At WORK on THE BOTTOM OF
Men acquainted with brazilian affairs
gave 1t as their opinion to an Evening
World reporter this morning that de
Castillo is going to Brazil on some very
important mission. probably with re-
gard - the purchase OF ships for a
navy. He has been Of considerable note
IN his CoUD,ry's affairs. and his famil-
iarity with maritime affairs will enable
him to tell President PeiNo;o the exact
strength OF the vessels Flint * Co. have
purchased or expect to purchase,
II iS believed the Consul General eN-
p"Ctci - depart secretly. At his Office
thsS morning little information would
be given
II vas finally stated that he had been
here -,ly a year and that the climate
does hot agree with him
The DESTROYER. designed BY Ericsson
and armed with a submarine gun that
VIII rerie! her a formidable adversary
TO the largest wai ship ahoat, had not
arrived at Erie Basin at noon to-day.
she left Newport. r. l.. last night In
tow OF the tug scandinavian, and is
de here At any moment She will
take the place OF El Cid in the west dry
dock il Erie Basin. as soon as the latter
hauls nut, which will be tonight unless
1t takes longer 10 finish the work on
Aet hull below the water line than Capt.
Baker anticipates.
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SPAIN SEEKING HER PRINCE.
ot Seen Since Fridays Battle and
the Queen is Alarmed.

TIL MADRID. Nov. 1.-The fact that Prince
of Bourbon has been missing
lie nee the Spanish attack on the Noors
IIar,ist Friday has caused the lnfanta
IivefsaDel much anxiety. The Prince was
w st seen close 10 his battery outside Of
IND ort CabreriEas, and 1t WAS supposed
ery. aat he had succeeded in reaching one Of
ater le bloeknaed forts which had just been
Z ,ileyed. The Ministry % War has cr-
h thsrei that inquiries be made.
2uin The governmen; has received assur-
!. III, aces from the British authorities at
taft kbraltar OF the absolute prohibition Of
his .affic In arms and ammunition from
N.Y. lat place for the Moors. Local mer-
,oiic iants who infringe the orders will be
he able to fines
gmhe n11s The French authorities have given
ske, milar assurances respecting Oran. and
harfave ordered that extreme vigilance he
~ ~ i ,served on the Algerian frontier. 10
xpe, ,event the sending OF contraband goods
ORE, the Rim tribes,
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OPEN. or EElNS>uNS : DESTROYER
The latter expects 10 have FL Cid at
the docks @: the Morgan Iron Works
early tomorrow. The work on her
orlop ami main decks is being done with
n rush. Every man MAo can be used 10
the slightest advantage Is being en-
ployei AZ the work.
II will take several days 10 make the
alterations uet-ieI for the adjustment Of
the big dynamite gun. fifteen rapid fire
NCtchkiss guns, and the four torpedo
tubes with which sae IS 10 l., armed.
Several ports are being Cut through
her hull on the main deck. and the ports
used for handlirC cargo when Fl Cid
Was euplOyr! aS a trelcAter are also TO
be utilized Tor battery purposes.
II is doubtful If the work Of turning
the steamer into a warShiN can be
completed by Nov. -, the date said 20
have been st for the depar:ure Of the
vessels houCh; hv Charles r. Flint 4
60 TO- ~" 1Fra li70 Government
The NorElN line steam r f. Rio. sis
ter ship - J.. CD, Is now lying a: her
.. .. .rrl f.t VI Gs'. y street. North
River. hg: her crew had obtained no
deaai,e Information ye; Is - her having
When ~ Cd arrsyei-she was sold
VIII 40 Sa7-.tNa crew Wu~- aware ~
;he fac: before she VAS se>Ura.y n1orsi
- the ag,k. CAPT. GGicS NJ IL Rio,
could ut be- sen '-.> D.1--.u- bsi2s
confined 20 ms b.!ia ly a ,a-e.ul.e.
The evening world., 1893-11-01
CASTILLO DEPARTS.
The Brazilian Consul to Sail for
Home To-Day.
He Is Believed 70 Be Bound on Some
Important Mission.
FL Rio in Port and Said TO Have
Been Sold.

1t was inadvertently made known this
morning by an attache Of the Brazilian
Consurs otfica in this city that Antonio
\. De Castillo. Con.Il-General in New
York FOR Prssiien; FfiNoto's Government.
would said on the steamer Wordsworth
a; SD this afternoon for Pernambuco.
Brazil.
Although It Is stated that de Castillo
is in poor health. It IS considered stenih-
can; tina: he should leave his post in
these times, SO critical for his country.
The evening world., 1893-11-01
DR.. BURTSELL AT ROME.
crd!aily Received by the Papel
Secretary OF state.

ROME, Nov, l-~Rcv. Richard L. Burt
II, whose transference from a New
ork City parish to a parish in the
suntry because. it is alleged. Of his
rmpathy with Rev. Edward McGlynn.
IS caused much comment in New York.
Nived in this city Satul day.
/ Se was received in the most cordial
Aner by Cardinal R,Impolla, Papal
Stary OF State. and Cardinal Led
tski. Prefect Of the Congregation
.APropaganda Eide.
in shortly have an audience
~ Pope. who has expressed Il de-
SHY e given the most minute in.
~ = ma ny as TO the condition ot Church
Anew York and the alleged
.n.i i Sainst Mgr. Satoll. the Papal
The evening world., 1893-11-01
6. 4 0. GETS A s3,Ooo,ooo LOAN.
English Capitalist. Advance Money
to Make Extensions o: the Road.

BALTIMORE. Md, Nov. IA morn
ing paper says: Officers Of the Balt!-
more and Ohio Railroad Company have
succeeded in obtaining a loan Of S,NrO,-
rro In London to he used by the roai as
its necessities require during the pre-
Nai,inE depression.
Friends Of the Company on this side
are Eratitei that such u large sum is
at the disposal ~ the Railroad Com
pany, as IL will be enabled 10 carry on
Its policy OF extension and eNpanGiuC
in tributary territory without CTamp-
ing the operation Of any Of the lines
now in use.
The evening world., 1893-11-01
FOUND HIS WIFE IN FLAMES.
Friedm ann Aroused from Sleep Only
to See Her Burned to Death.

Coroner Creamer. OF Williamsburg. i'm
panelled jury to-day in the case Of
Mrs. Ann Friedman, who was burned
alive at her home, y Richardson street,
last night. After supper her husband
went TO bed, and the woman sat at a
table in an easy chair, reading. IL is
supposed that she fell asleep and upset
the kerosene lamp, which exploded.
throwing the burning oil all over her.
Friedman heard her cries and rush
ing out Of his bedroom tried 10 beat
out the flames which envelopei her.
He succeeded in doing 50, but was badly
burned and the woman died soon after
wards
The evening world., 1893-11-01

MAJ 6, 1890, to eighteen months impris-
onment for melting to murder was to-
day released from the Chelmsford pris-
on. where he had served MS sentence
There was no one except his wife AT
the prison - NEE; him. Together they
proceeded 10 London. \ mass-mec;iNS
Of Anarchists Will Nc he'd here on Fri
day to welcome him. All the leading
London Anarchists Will be present
The evening world., 1893-11-01
siam IS tAesstng Her Army ano
NtrsrC A-rNs

(. AoNooN' v. IA despatch from
Bangkok saysA the S,an,esr ara in
:sIls sle-sihs .heir y. VIII n will shortly
I" SneH raised by con-
ssrlp'ich' A NUM- os -ifeS OF 4 new
Sssh - Rt'eSh Nve been ordered.
Susnuues oi arms Nd munitions have
u re being brorA t-,,, si,rannre
e S.. .,n he ;, 'Tsasury t. paying slams
The evening world., 1893-11-01
Emperor Williams P ans for Triple
AI'ia,ce Military NR-puvraa

VIENNA. Nov. L-Muc' discussion
has been caused by proposition made
by Emperor William AZ Guens, and
later at Dresden In the presence Of
Archduke Alhrecht, that Germany and
Austria hold their militar" manoeuvres
in combination In lSs4. and that ali the
members OF the Tri-'A Alliance hold
their manoeuvrcs in combination in 1875.
The evening world., 1893-11-01
Report OF Russian warships IN COL
rsio- Ia Conflrr-e--

LONDON, Nov. IA despatch from
ST. Petersburg says the report q! an ac-
cident 10 the Russian Squadron in the
neighborhool OF Toulon Is confirmed in
Official quarters. II appears that the
Russian warship Pamynt Azova collided
with the Admiral Nacnimoff. seriously
damaging the latters plates The neces-
sary repairs Will cost great deal OF
money.
The evening world., 1893-11-01

Gen. Teesdale was son Of the late
Iieut.-Col H q. Teesdale. In 1861 he
headquarters Of the Turkish Army. In
lS,S he was EQuerry to the Prince Of
Wales, and in lSI7-S7 aide-de-camp TO
the Queen. He was Il knight .Compan-
ION OF the Order Of St Michael and st.
George and a Companion Of the order Of
the Bath. He wore the Victoria Cross.
The evening world., 1893-11-01
Major-Gen. Sir Christopher Charles
Teesdale Is Daad.

LONDON, Nov. l.-Mator General Sir
Christopher Charles Teesdale died to-
day at his residence, The Ark. South
bers;ed, from paralyt.c stroke.
The evening world., 1893-11-01
French Troops Reported Landed at
MaIIla

MADRID. New. IA special despatch
received here says that a number Of
French ps were landed at McEua
yesterday.
The evening world., 1893-11-01
word husband"


"i'9ar' Com osny Incorporated.
Albany, y y, Nov. l-Tss Algerian Con-
PIry - Ais sG7!;Ll Q: 81 90 vas i--o.-
Go-aisi yss;s-sIv :; ~!.l & tAe1t-'-Il h-s.--ss
IL lie city @: SsU Yc-E- T1tse are TIE directors
- isr E-Sl ystr Frri {. Wki'usv Eyrga-fr
Ia ChAI.es = Ll-ze4 Same! MLcDara.3 az.
3 HIT
The evening world., 1893-11-01
Part OF the Cable Laid Connecting g
Seychelles with Msur,t'us.

LONDON. Nov. 1.-The shore end OF
the cable connecting the Seychelles ISL
ards, in the Indian Ocean, with the
Island Of Mauritius was laid to-day.
The evening world., 1893-11-01
Damascus Mosque surned-Loss
a. 10000.

CONSTANTINOPLE, Nov. 1.-The
principal mosque Of Damascus has been
burned to the ground, causing a loss OF
$50 0r0.
The evening world., 1893-11-01
far'nsao'e iroae,ao t.roa to No

LONDON. Nov. IA a,,-c, from,
Lizbop says that the !ronS, N-ss,n A.,
Gamai has been ordered 49,, .,
IN that country.
The evening world., 1893-11-01
BROKER STAYhER FAILS.
Son o: the Former Partner OF Herr,
s. lv0a

TIE suspension 0: George A stAyner
change tais morning.
He IS a son ot Styner. the former part
ner Of Henry :. Ives OF the nrn o;
Ives q SJGyneF.
The failure IS not eOnsidered OF great
Importance
The evening world., 1893-11-01

10TH ST. a.. 4is EAST-November free;
new fats, rooms: all Improvements; beautiful
nelghoorhOOd; S-l. SsI
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one " Sru FREE.
TIL, KENH;WA9RTH t I,,AH


Een, free 10 Nov. Is: elegant apartments Of
-hl perfeCtly light rooms; Ep shafts; hardwood,
mirror, door service, &c So and So. 80: IN
ussi ate possession ILqu!e iAnitOr, Ur room -.
~ Br1edNaE.
The evening world., 1893-11-01

SUBMARINE CANNON. SHOWING RREECH
NPEN CF EElCSsuNS 5 uESIhOYER
The evening world., 1893-11-01

LEXINGTON AVE. lS43. corner II I:h s.
-Four and i've rooms and bath; all light;
S-g2
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Flats and Apartments To Let.
unfurnished-East Side.

unfurnished-EastS Side.
LEXINGTON AVE. lS43 corner lli:hs.
-Four and i've rooms and bath; all light;
so and S23.
LEXINGTON AVE. northwest corner l03d s.
Desirable sunny fats. large, light rooms
bathroom. IS. Janitor.
MADISON AVE. l747-Eerant s rooms. with
bath steam heated; rent reduced 20 Ss2 10 S24-
PARK AVE. S23 g2j. 81 near SCg b st.-Bear-
tfully decorated fats, with all improvements:
steam heated throughout: six rcornS and bath;
only small families with retere noes; rent SSS2 70
SO one month rent Tree Janitor on premises
PARK AVE. G73-sinEle fat. : rooms and bath;
all t;nproyements. Apply 20 ianttor.
Cd AVE. SiS, near i5th si.-FioorS 10 lei Jam
For on premise.
18th ST, 900 EAsT-Three ulc- clean rooms,
Sll; 500 18th. two good rooms, 50 81, -. 50 80.
18TH ST. 645 FAST-R=rt fre-s 10 Nov. Is; line
apartments. all Improvements, TO let cheap.
1.TH ST, 3s3 EAST, EeaT Livingston Park
SO, floor Eve large rOo.rs; adults.
Nth ST. Ala EA~T-Sa so. sitting room,
Kitchen and two bedrooms, painted and pa
pered.
18th ST, 237 EAST-Three and four large light
rooms, with improvements. sl2 10 SIS. Jsnitor.
BOTH ST, 30 EAsT-EleSaur fat S2S: also fine
basement, 5 rooms. SIS: al Improvements.
18Th ST. 22l EAST-Fl1o- furnished or unfur-
ntshed; suitable for doctor: private house I'M
pTUvements.
SD ST. 2Ss EAsT-CpPer floor, 8 rooms: rent
So. Inquire ID floor
GID ST, 3ls EA>T-ENtra wide single flat,
rooms; good order; ell Improvements Apply
| !Anitor.
SeTH ST, 3U5 EAsT-ThiTd nat, ; rooms, bath,
all Improvements, qu!et house, private block,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-06
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET,
fRenorted for the Dispatch.

JrNR 5.-No auction sales today.
Private sales very light aud not worthy VI
note. .,.,,..
s512qO5 tobacco, sI,10J.3l-tOtal, - ,o34. ~.
me Italian types were today shown at Mr.
Alfred r. Grey's Office three western, TWO n
gtula. aud one Maryland sample. 100 western
eamples we're rather normal types; tue virginia
nR| typo IL rather brown and not very
gammy, hut fne leaf OF 22lg Inches length
while the virginia &C type shows ZO1s ihches
length, with very long spreaay wrapping
leaf or dark mahogany black color. character.
istic az our highest Virginia shipping grade OF
VIII ich there is never q surplus Stock shh ior
which fullest prices are Obtained. Inc ltauah
awards will be due Saturday nett, anu no
doubt buying for reggie account Will commence 10
Mr.. ". W. jenkins, OF Henderson, N. C., is
here this afternoon with headquarters win Chr-
ringtOn co. ,,..,... .,.,,,,,.r
again Tor Italians and strong and active Tor all
grades % lugs and dark fat rich leaf. hessfs'
4. Muller & Co. advance quotation. &c. on com
mon and medium Jugs. Plenty ot rams ana a
continuous planting season this week with oo
nor cent. OF Intended crop already set. Common
ings AZ 10 43.c ;me1iurn 70 sOo1 Jugs, 70 O1tc.
common to medium Leaf, o}n 10 &c. ; gOod 70 me-
~ 10 re selections, - % loo.
f.uisytlle SAYS: Farmers are busy planting
tobacco aud corn. The high lug market has been
chief inducsment 20 shippers. Out better quan-
ties ruled low and II Is thought conslnetable
part OF the crop Is yet held back. Marke' ACTIVE
Tor red trash common smokers at NC. run al
vance, with equally strong demand on mixed
heated darks aud funked Trash. irasn al
yanccd 10 to lc., OWING 10 demand from the
nanufactnrers OF Use. and l6e. plug with
s,o'.nistor. exuecting , TO Sc. advance later on,
while offerings Of low grades was also lighter.
IL il also believed that syndicate Is quietly
AZ WORK buying up low-grado Tugs. Leading
buyers are indifferent 10 other grades anu lne
marke. remains unchanged.
Prices rather too high Tor regio wants, th0ugn
these take tobacco on all sorts OF conditlons-
France Is said 70 be about 10 reduce her burley
order OF $500, substituting Maryland Ok ONO
tobacco as tho cheaper grades for her use
Darks-Oier.ngs larger, o. better quality OF
Clarksyilie District, which met with ready sales
at better prices.
Lugs-Good demand a. TAR prices
Weather bureau reports fayorsbly on tobacco
planning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-06
BALTIMORE SWINE MARKET.


BALTIMORE, Nd. June 5.-Hogs-A moderate
offering, values unchanged rom last week, and
trade not active. Receipts, 9,22f head. Quota
tions, sZ70ass per 100 pounds gross.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LoUIs, Mo-, June b.-tlOur dull fancy,
81. 5Osse. b5 family, e2as2.lO. Wheat weak:
Ne. ., cash. 6issc. June, $685.. July, o6tsa
B5L6c; August, 07l4c. Corn LITTLE changed !:
No. . mixed, cash and June, 3eIec; July, SIC.
Oats dull: No. ,, cash, 2s1bc. July, 21Ac ::
August, 24Slc. Provisions lower. Pork current
make, zoe. Lard, 901sc Dry-salt meats lioose
shouldersl. $3.50; longs and ribs, 1910; shorts,
10; boxed, 15c. more. Bacon - Packed
shoulders, eI0.25: lougs ard ribs, sl075s
slo.s114i shorts, sl1sslLi@1s' HAMS susar-
''1' CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI. o., June 5.-Flour IN modersts
demand; fancy, s2.gOas310; family. s2.20s
s2.4O. Wheat dull No. = red, 63c Corn easy (;
No. mixed, 4laf2c. Oats duh; No. mixed.
3Ia3llsc. Pork, s2025. Lard s9.571s Bulk
meats 1913 Bacon slL0@'S' "hiskey'
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
lIieportcd Tor tho Dispatch.
NORFOLK, VA, June 5.--Market dull Prime,
3Aa4c.; extra prime, nc; fancy. 4I<c. The
factories are at work on light ORDERS.
NAyAL-sToRE MARKETS.
WILMINGTON. y. C., Juno 5.-Rosin firm !;
strained. Soc; good strained. soc. bid. Turpsn-
tine steady at 26Ac Tar steady at Doc.
crude turpentlne firm; hard, eoc-: soft and
virgin. SAD.
CHAmKsrOS S. C., June 5.-Turpeutins
steady az 26ssc. Rosin rrm; good strained. 81.
SAVANNAH. GA, June 5.-rurpenune very
quiet At 20I4c. bid. Rosin firm but quiet (;
A, b, c, u, and Il, sl:05: Y, sL10; q.
n, $3.50; window-gisss, ss.65; water white
$3.50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-06
dangerous Diamond shoals.


Wt..N41oS. June The Lighthouse
TODAY authorized tina expenditure
fig submarine boriugF Oh outer
Il-.,d Shoals. Capo HA;tcras. y. c.
I.. .o'.ct = the boriugs is 20 find solid
.'' m uuou which 10 construct hight
..... which Is badly needed at this point.
l. .i,roprauou q 5000 Is available
.At-housc purposes az tins place. The
r .. was contracted for last year, but the
.'-artor-. after constructing caisson 10
.r. worn with, lost the C0lascn III tho
..,.- because of heavy sea and refused
afterwards u continue the work. The
.. .s.l vas worth $4,000 and now lies IN
o.. .c,.u. While conducting the borlnGs
slr.t.. map Of the coast about Cape Hat,
'..-sRIll be- made. Captains Evans and
A...r. of the Lighthouse Board. VIII
.at- personal supervision OF the work,
~-... D., considered Of vita. Importance to
e. r.-. .ITTTD8fr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-06
Tho Nicaragua situation.

WASHINGTON, June g. Secretary Herbert
DE-. .... afternoon received q short cable
H.. from Captain HlgginsOn. OF the
....' States -hlp Atlanta. al trreytown,
e. l-.rca g. the effect that tho marines
- t-.u Withdrawn from the shore. a.
.:...at protection had been guaranteed.
Inference drawn from this inf0rma-
staa'tne Nlcsracuan authorities have
/. SEQ a-.uraLce Of safety u Americans aud
...- interests. and that tue captain OF the
i.-.,. 3. satisfied that ihey are aOlc 10
tl'., alf their promise.
~ .sug the Atlanta and the Alliance
fr1aiu on the Nicaraguan coast cannot
.. -,hlite.y stated. but they will be kept
i..f. uLul every sem alliance Of revolution
ever aud the State and Navy depart
i-rt az SAFE.