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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-02

AnIettsrs ana kilograms must 90 aoore'sso''
aHE DISPATCH COMPANY.
Ss,s,aca com rnunicssions will not oersturued-
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THE BArr1N or BARRANCA.

Tho Defeat of the Government Troops
Worse Than First Reported-Need of an
American War Vessel.
GRANADA, NICARAGUA, May 24.-Ad.
ditionai details OF the decisive battle OF
Barranca Pass, near Masaya, show that
it was even more disastrous than II was
at first believed to be. Reliable data
shows that the governments losses
were 1855 killed and 2,673 wounded.
The fighting which resulted so disas-
trously to Sacaza's government began at
ten o'clock onthe morning OF May 10.
Supported by its batteries north OF
Nlndirl station tho government column
advanced toward the position held by
tho revolutionists.
As the troops advanced the insurgent
battery on Coyetepo hill opened fire.
The well trained field pieces played
havoc with the attacking columns, and
caused them 10 turn back. The column
was hurriedly reformed. and advanced
again in tho faco OF the deadly fire from
the batteries on Coyetepo hill. The
krupp guns Of SacN2a gave many roar,
but did no damage to the insurgent
forces.
Every effort TO silence the guns on
Coyetepo hill was useless, while the in.
surgent batteries were raking the gov
ernment ranks with distressing effect.
The advance OF their infantry was
checked and the effort to carry the
height was finally abandoned. Carry
ing away their wounded with them,
Sacaza's troops were finally forced to
leave the field. When the fight had
ended they filled three cars with their
wounded soldiers and sent them back
to Manaya. None OF the revolutionists
were injured.
Thirteen hundred government troops
attempted to fight their way out to the
position held by the insurgents, but
were unsuccessful aud were forced to
retire.
1t was supposed that this would end
the fighting for the day. but two hours
later the demoralized government
forces had been reformed and were or
dered again to the attack Scores OF
mon Tell in the battlefield. Tho u.s.
saulting columns were forced to retreat
and General Barrancas, rovolutionist
was in complete possession Of the Tisha
road.
The presence OF an American war
ship in Nicaraguan waters is needed for
protection OF American interests. The
government issued decree some days
ago prohibiting the steamers OF the
Pacific Mail from landing at San Juan
Da Sur. II Is believed they will DO
boarded by government officers at Cor.
into, and that all merchandise con.
signed to persons who sympathize with
the revolutionists will be confscated.
Should this be their purpose in order
ing vessels to land only at Corinto the
need Of war ship can DO readily seen.
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Society, which meets at l42 West l25lh
street. One night about six months
ago in a waking dream saw her buy
ing new dress Of certain color and
texture and saw her going to train at
1880. She missed the train and took
train at l o'clock. Now, this is the
funny part Of the story; Miss Stnbler
got new spring suit few days ago,
and II was exactly like the dress l saw,
even to the strands OF thread. And
would YOU believe 1t, she started to go
to Pittsburg and missed the 1880 train
after bidding her friends good-by aud
was compelled to wait until o'clock"
A "bit OF lie" drawn on q sheet OF
foolscap is part OF the theosophical dec
oFations on the wall OF the dining room
in the Fernandez apartments. Miss
Fernandez studies it daily. "A Buddha
appears on the sheet.
REMEMBgREp THEIR FORMER LlPE
Mrs. s, w, Cape, of No, 27s West
Eighty-fourth street. is one Of the
teachers in the Lotus circle OF the
Aryan Theosophical Society, and the
Fernandez children are among her
pupils, Mrs, Cape was at the head
quarters OF the society, No. l44 Madison
avenue, yesterday, She said Victor
Fernandez was a remarkable child
that the light Of truth had come to him
early, She said that many OF the chill
dren and anynumber OF adults had dis
tinct reCollections OF their former lives.
Burcham Harding, superintendent OF
the society, said the work OF Lotus
Circle had been most successful. He
told OF u boy who had informed his
father and mother that in another life
he had had other parents.
Ut, Claude 7, Wright, secretary OF
the BlaYatsky Lodge in London, and
who was for three years part OF Nine.
Blavatsky's official family, is in this
country lecturiag. When he heard of
the Fernandez children yesterday he
said that he believed that theosophy
would go forward with renewed impe-
tus because OF their wonderful state.
mDnts
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WHY?

Why do you forgot SO oiten2
gTet1
Why do You take up with new acquaintance
forgetting old lrlendsY
Why do you not use clear Judgment instead OF
too often acting upon impulseY
Why do you peFsisteRtly neglect your health
when It IL your duty to take special care OF itY
Why are you so careless when n sudden chill,
headache, tired feeling and general disgust with
life comes over your
=. Why do you not stop to thlnk that little
Timely caution OF the right Kind VIII overcome
all these troubles ind put you In POSSESSION OF
good health and feelings once lnoFeY
Why do you not remember that the best ply.
sicians, scientists and the leading people OF tho
land ali recommend pure whskGy Us the proper
thing to take At such times,
Why do you not reCa the fact that there Is
only ont. pure medicinal whlsRey known TO the
world, that II Is exceedingly popular, that i
has been In use for twenty years aud that II
IL IDuly's Pure MaltY
Why do you not deuOuucC my druggist gro
Ger or dealer who lrles 10 oder you some other
or inferior whlskey, saying IL is Just rs good!
Why do you not always insist upon having
Just what you require, Just what you desire, aud
Just whit you know 10 DO the puTcSt, the best,
aud most efficient,
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ON WHEELS OF FIRE.

Our new story opens with .glimpso OF an
English village and the lovo.maklng Of o young
ariStoCrat aud Stella Selwyn. the local beauty.
There arc rivals Tor her hand, but tho stranger
wins tho day, md mAtrieS the young lady after
moon he receives word that his older brother
has committed suicide. md he has succeeded to
the tito md encountered estates The change
in his position produces II change ~ his feelings
towards his bride, aud In his thoughts aud
Ills young vile, who has placed her future In
tho hands OF her husband without sufficient
knowledge OF his prospects and position. IL his
devoted slave. Just rs he Is planning how he
can discard his wlio nn RvGnger appeuEs on the
scene In ono OF his defeated rivals, He Is in.
suited in public and challenged TO- meet his
enemy In duel on French soil Tho wlie's
bravery aud loyalty Illustrate this step. mud In
forest is diverted into new channels by further
unexpected developments IN tho story
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No ono denies that pure whiskev is
one OF the best medicinal agents known
to the human race, but, like all valuable
articles, 1t is difficult to obtain. Fore
most among the houses who handlepure
whiskies is that Of Max Klein, OF Allie.
ebony, Pa. His Silver Age and Du.
qucsne Rye Whiskies have achieved a
reputation second to none for purity and
general excellence. They are sold by all
the principal hotels, drug stores and by
dealers generally at 81 80 and 81 25 per
quart respectively. Write for catalogue
and price list OF all kinds Of liquors,
mailed free, to MAX KLEIN,
So Federal St. Allegheny. pn.
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Instant relief experienced and u por.
manent cure by tho most speedy and
greatest remedy In the world-Otto's
Cure for throat and lung diseases. Why
will you continue TO irrltate your throat
and lungs with that terrible hacking
cough, when Logan Drug Co., soloagont,
will furnish you free sample bottle OF
this great guaranteed remedy2 Its
success is simply wonderful, Us your
druggist will tell you. Otto's Cure Is
now sold in every town and village on
this continent. Samples free. Large
bottles Soc 8
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]. FITZGERALD MoLLoY.

Mr. Fitzgerald MOlloy has done excellent Work
NJ n Novelist, DrnnatIst, Journalist, Historian
uLd LItterateur, II Is not qulte ton yCnES slucS
he published his first story, merely fmyeb,
which ran through popular magazine Ihousn
Il first novel. It met with consiqerSole sueueS'
but tho publication OF Court Lire below slairS;
or London under the FirsE GeorRes," isSnea
more than Il year later. Rt once gained him
popularity. In less than three weeks lhe . ntst
large edition was out Of print and three lnontns
Afterwards u second edition was exhausted, Ihis
success was followed by u sequel court Llie
below stairs, or London Under the Georges,
which was read with equal eagernGS I9ese
volumes have now reached seventh edltloiE
"Thu Life and Adventures OF Peg Wellington
followed, this week being highly popmtas' ,S Suo,
sequently an Irish novel, what hast Thou
DOne?' NOV In a cheap Cdltlonl was published
simultaneously In London aud New YORK anu
later, THAT Villain Romeo" Again our author
turned his attention to social history; auu Wrote
"ROyalty Restored, or London under Chnrtes
H." which tho leading journ6s OF the day
united In pFRiSIng for It's accuracy oil details
charm of style aud brillllncy OF portrniluro,
Famous Plays" aud "ThG Life and Adventures
OF Edmund Kean," two books concerning lhe
Stnge succeeded and subsequently this pfOlihc
writer produced "a Modern Magician TO-
muuco dealing with the myhtlclsm now fashion,
able In London drawing. roolnS which hau 9w iue
circulation only In GTeatBritaih Dut IN lhulll
Canada ana the Uuited states Moro and more
Mr. MollOy Is devotlng hinSGltto the production
olnoyels. 'How Came Ito DcHdY' written for
Tillotson and Son few years ago, ncnloveu IN
uuwonted success Rs Il sterling sensational tale
Sweet Is Revenge" also written Tor the same
publishers WIS u work OF u moro ambitious
character and OF strongly dramatic typ1.
"Fute'S Iron Hand" his third great serial story.
Is confidently expected 10 DO an even creator
success than Its predecessors
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FINANoE AND TRADE.
The Features of the Money aud Stock
Mnrltnig


New YoRE, May 25-Mouey on call easy at
aa3 per cent, last loan per cent, closed offered
NJ 2por cent Prime mercantile puper Gus pGr
cent, Sterling NCnange firm Ut slS5l4Gl 500
Sales were 26i 800 shares
The stock market was strong with an advance
Ing tendency during the greater part OF the day,
The chief factors operating in favor OF higher val,
uGS We're the nOu'nlvIncGmant In tho bank OF
England Iato Of discount, the ease in money
here, the heavy Increase IN earnings reported by
the ST. Paul, Missouri plci6G Texas Hll other
roads, and the absence et Important failures Il"
the mercantile world The rniropd list was re-
latiyGly ilrmer than the industTials, although
among tho latter sugar was u conspicuous feat
ure aud rose y per cent OH large transactions In
tho lndustrlals National Cordago and General
Electric were weak and lower. After . p. III. II
was reported that between S4,OOOO0J and $500
QUO would be shipped by SATURDAYS Steamers
On this the traders sold stocks aud the Improve
ment was partially lost but there was rally
later and the market closed firm In tone.
Railway bonds steady, Sales S6!iOOO,
Government and state bonds dull
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NEw Your, May Qj.--Tho dry goods market
was less animated to-day. scnsnilablu spocial.
ties NJ many kinds, lntludlng fancy EDITIONS,
dress goods aud sllls .wetu III i0lt request
wetU quOt aud will continue w until lie npw
prices have becll announced
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CHICAGO, May 2j.-Boomlng grain markets
S ES n So' b tSSpess 70 WI me-
Fan 10 auestioa Inc wisdom Of crSwdins ibeir
Side Of wheat much further, and Instead wore
Gisnosed 10 tnkc nrnG,S Cables cntne In hctIar
than WINS ~ eSTScted consderiSe tbS WeaSness
hcr" v"sterISy 4 good manv rntber mnIavor.
a6S Ei,roScSn cro fVT repor ORES nnSSared In tbe
morning papers or were received through prl-
vato sources. while tho low temperatures which
were reported In many portions OF the country
also helped to create u better tone. Tho bulls
found encouragement In the fact that with
twenty-five cargoes Ct wheat OIL the coast to-day
e6rn GESS
u was case of SEQ saw in hog products.
Flour steady aud unchanged.
WHEAT-tHSh No. spring q %e; No; Sspring
giIc; No red IAc; May ,7O!aa!l l4a7lhe; July
CoRN-CGsh No: 2, 4il4c; May 4la4lMailNc;
June 4O4ail4ailssc; July 4lAai2hail9sc; Sep
TENDER d2hai3ai9Igc'
OATs-C9Sh No. =, PC: May Aaj2Ila3lRc;
June 9O1saSl saIlc; July 29a5O1sa2VAc; sepEem-
ber 2GtIgzl1sa!.Ac'
RYE-No 2 DOC.
BARLEY-No. ., GO.
FLAxsEED--No. u q 07h
TMoTlirsEIp.@ - -
MEss PonKI-Cash S2D 25a@ 20; May 800 ga
20 32ISlD p; july. SO SJa9J 7OaO Gj; September
~ iOa2O 9!1gaN y.
LARD-CaSh $40 30i May $40 20al0 77Igal0 27l5;
July $40 37Sal0 b5Gl0 w; September so Gja
10 S7lfalQ seq
siioat KIS-S -; guy g. !GaO S9o " sSp,
!SDy oiaO Ss, ,ZG2y "Si1' snOuluefs slVWa
~ sm0rt S,e In GU +oa'Vo V'
m,iI, 81 H. ,,,, ,c.,o,,..
-buITEE-ENsiUF' cleaucfy loal'Iaci uairy 10"
nc Gaa, v..,...,,.
EdGs-Easler " IS
NEW YoRK, May 2G-Flour. receipts 81 900
barrels; exports 5000 barrels; sales 600 bar.
rels Wheat. receipts 2O6,OOJ bushels; exports
lyDOCo bushels; sales 5000 bushels OF futures
anu VlOVV onsh SlSl Of SPOT spot market nrner;
10 horihern ,aESj Options uull ana hiEhef:
~ [eu 1uliS so 1OlsaleysulOStGi July lehleirl
5SS}sc; august IsAaS0a75s{c; sepiember SlHa
aI%tGistSe ~ Decoihpef SozaNoli4hS}[ac; Corn,
IeSelb tS o S'3OO DushclSi EXPORTS iVJO bushels;
SUES "GCoD DSnes o. intuIesahq lsVOG bushels d
a hiIc. ImIy is s,,,s Iu I1e In
4SSSS: ScnienIber 45SaIIISISIc tjHts rrccJntts
fSiS bi"Sns, nSnbrts hsi reeS SaPes
Il SNJ buShss If f,itIrca md "a 6N bmSho s'' ~
Spol, mSrEet dull and hirbcr, M Nav a1iHSaSiS "a
siSc, Innn IN a%7 Ii oHS @
cago 89lz0: mixed western S0ai6c. Cut meats
firm, Lard quiet; western steam $40 Is: May
$40 10: July $40 80: September eli 10. Pork dull.
lluttgf steady: ElgiuS dc, Cheese OllIuL Eggs
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RAILROADS.
Wheeling Bridge & Terminal Ry


TTITV WU1V1 W. ~ W TTWV UTTUVF Te1VT I'M
Sunday November % 1914
Leave Wheeling -t,i1 tO,lD tiil5 tliOl. tO.S.
1Oib, tlOiD tliijO a. M, tl!llb, tiiD. tJ.JJ
1870, d;3j, 0j,ij tO.oO y m.
Leave pOnnlua-t5il6 toto, t7iu tS,H.
tei6l, 1891. tlOial. .liid a. IN. iilip, tiijj,
Leave Tefmlpa innciion--l5ilI t0,9,, IN.
oi0Dl el0Ni tlliib q, M liij, tau, eltI1.
ojiib tjH t0ibt tS!D ti0llp M
Leave Langhlln's Mlll-l7ill tiiiis n III
tijiS, et1ti Njjisp m
Leave % Has ctos'lns-t1iso, tllho m.
tiilg, eljll, ql!lpp IN.
enally tDAiy oxcOnt Sunday isnndAvt onls
All tfalns VIII rim on fayiOfii Time Clock In
the telegraph Once At Wheeling, Is tue stand
TAUsslO, Superintendent
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OH CRY, PA, May "a Opened 5stso, high.
est 6Slfc lowest $500 closed tSlsc, snlcs $3.50
bnrtels Clearances 800 barrClsi shipments
0jO6l barrels runs 70,3Si barrels,
NEW York, May 2i.-Tho petroleum market
was neglected, not single sllo was reported
The only quotation was $50 bid, offered al 6sNG
PiT1muRgl, Pa, May 2i-Opcned, lowest,
highest and closing $50
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CHICAGO May 2i.-CattlD. receipts 70 600 head.
shipments 5000 bead market Btpady aud strong.
CT; choice sieefs s. So, medium s. Sja5 90, 9th.
Crs ~ 2jal pOi Texans 81 Ojni co. Hogs receipts
10000 head; shipments 5000 head; market SLOW
aud 2OaiOc lOwCri mixed and packers 81 OOh7 10,
prime heavy weights q lbA7 ?ii light 81 lOa7 Is;
pigs O. jOa0 6l. Sheep receipts 1900 head
shipments 1000 h0nd market slower, clipped
Texans 81 2lag 10; ewes o. OOaI 5O wolhOrs 81 iOl
iOji mixed a 2ai IOi lambs q 6Oa7 ",
EAST LIBERTY May 26.-Cattc. receipts 22O
hCnd shipments $50 head, market steady 1T yes.
totlay'spflCcs Hogs, receipts 800 hcad. stIp.
mCnts 1000 head market slow; hll gradrs 81 ".
Sheep, receipts 1000 head shipments / 400 hpad,
market steady aud unchanged
CtNCtSgAtt, o., May gl--ltogs active aud iew,
erat OQa7 COL receipts 2,jOO head shipments
900 bend.
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vsv Pennsylvania Stations,
[yI!.kGRl8g!VdRia LINES.

rtrKgr OFFICES At pEEiBYLvAEA STATION o.
MhfER 81, FuSr oF EtFVKNTH Fl, WtiGEiiFd,
Al MCLunr HUusR, WHEELING, AND At INV
pERSsYLyARiA BfAriON. FNiDukpOnT.
pnurUwpEr sYarTN--"plN TilNptE ilOUfE,h
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PRESS OPINIONS ON MoILoY's, PREvIoU!
NVnptsS

IA Modern Magician "-"Mr. Fitzgerald Mol
10y takes the reader with him from first page to
laSt."-GiO6G
'somctimes portrait Is painted in q single
sentence. Every character Is forClOly drawn"
-BOtOh Herald.
THE entire book shows a scric! OF darling. aud
Original scenes which sOt II quito apart from
the ordinary novel -lfOrninl Post
"That Villain RomcO'--'A bright aud un-
questIOnRhly interesting story. "-Acddcnu
Exceedingly powerful and fascinating, As a
drama u inGxorablc fate the work must rank
lgh."-Ddiiv Telegraph.
"Mr. Molloy's style is bright and fluent, pic.
turelulc aud animated and he tells his story
with unquestlonablo skill and vlyacity -
AthCnEunl
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Metals.

New YoRK, May 2O.-pig iron quiet; American
Slg iOalh 6l Copper weak! Ia ~ $40 a. Lcad
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HE WASN'T DREAMING.
"You arc sure you we're not dreaming

"You arc sure you were not dreaming
whom you saw the two pictures2"
"Droaming2 Virginia, hear what
tho gentleman says. Why, the school
boys ask the same question when ] tell
them about it. No, sir; | was not
dreaming. | was wido awake, and the
fact that had lived before had come to
me; that's all"
Without suggestion the lad raised
ono hand and said:
"0ut Of the silence voice shall arise
and II will say, 1T Is not well thou hast
reaped; now thou must SOW That Is
from Light on the Path. II we SOW
kindness in this life wo shall reap kind
ness after our reincarnation. II we
SOW anger or viciousness we shall reap
the results when we come again on
earth"
The young Theosophist presented as
an illustration OF reinCarnation the ugly
caterpillar changing into beautiful
butterfly.
Lavourn Fernandez believes he is the
roincarnation Of his dead brother, and
that ut some stage IN the past he was q
Chinaman.
"Tell something about Horny" said
his sister.
"Woll," said tho boy, closing the
Bhag.avad.gita on his finger, Henry
died when no was threo years ld,while
papa and mamma were on stea NOR
going to Cuba. About three years after
his death, and whom Virginia-my sis.
tor here-was about eight years old,
was born. l never saw the steamer on
which Henry died, but l know how IL
looks now. / know tho cabin where
Henry lay sick. know tho sides OF tho
steamer and tho water aud all about 1t.
| have had all the slckncsaCs Horny
had, Tho spirit that was in Henry Is
in mo now. At some tima, years and
ycara ago, was u Gilman III"
Tho little chap, like his br0thcr, told
his story with all seriousness,
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Miss Fernandez became thuosophist
about two years ago, aud, according to
her story, was sure long before that
limo that she was tho reircnrnatud
spirit OF q former resident q Mars or
Jupiter Before Sho Il rod TO say anr.
thing about herself sno sald LuyUutn
had hstonished his mother aud herself
by his remarkable ability tu describe
things he had never sUen.
NV hy, when mamma noes nut for tho
evening" she said, "Lavourn knows
where size gUUs, Hud IN tnU morning no
Gun tell about tho house sll0 visited, tho
room, and oven tho furniture
Lhvourn smllod and Victor said 1.
"Yes, sir. HB has done II often; and
mind you, no Ia asloOp when she goes
out and doesn't know anything about
H."
Miss Fernandez was pressed BY her
brothers to tell about n Miss Slablor's
drGse.
"ThAt isn't much," she snid miss
Anna NJ, stablUr is a friend Of mine and
president Of tho II. L. D. TheosOphical
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Sold on Positive Guarantee.
On. MILES'PILLS, so DOSES IS cTs.
Sold by Druggists Everywhere mrls'MwR4wy
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flllILADELPlnA, PA, Mny 25,-Flour quiet aud
weak. Wheat strong aud higheri No. . red May
74l{a7i1Sc; June 7lslR7bc: July 7Ga7GAO: August
11l77IlC Corn strong; No, mixed Mny tOIIn
49AC; Juno July md August 4gaiOi4C Oats
steady; No. 2whitG May 4il4C; juno llC; July
4G14aiiAC .DuttcrQuleti Pennsylvania creamery
extra gle: Pennsylvania prints extra, whOlCsa
2Ic; PGnnSyvania do do, jobbing, 2in27C, Eggs
ptpndv. PA, n VlVnnin ilFefa 1rn - -sp~
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AKEIVE
From Pittsburgh. l0:4i u nj, and $3.50 p. m. and
1910 a. M. duly, and l2:I5p III, except sunday,
aud lO:55 n. m, Sunday only
Washington accommodation. 1850 O. m, daily,
nXpput Sunday
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD co.
On and after MOndly, December 10 raSiaug)s
Trains Will run rs follows; "DRilY tDully Es'
cont SUNDAY Central limo.